The record-union., 1891-11-05
McKinleys Majority in Ohio About
Twenty Thousand.
BOIES IS REFLECTED GOVERNOR
OF IOWA.
Flowers Majority in New York Over
Forty Thousand Tho Legislature
in Ohio Strongly Republican, While
Both Parties Claim Control in New
York and Iowa.
Special to the REcoRD-UNroS.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
elections still come in slowly. At the
State headquarters Of the two parties un-
official information has been obtained
from probably half of the eighty-eight
counties. Chairman Hahn of the Repub-
lican Committee claims that the plurality
of Mckinley viii be between $4,000 and
$1,000, and that the Republican majority
in the General Assembly will be thirty
seven on joint ballot. Chairman Neal
says McKinley's plurality will be at least
l2,GO0, and may reach 10000, and that the
Republicans will have twenty-eight on
joint ballot
The feature of the result is the complete
drop-out of the Peoples party. Their
vote in the State will not exceed II, 800.
and they claimed, before the election, at
| least 200.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Reports would
indicate the Legislature is Republican on
Joint ballot by a majority of thirty-eight
In Hamilton County 166 precincts show
a net Democratic gain of 2,2S7, indicating
plurality for Mckinley OF $500.
Figures by counties were obtained to-
DAY from tWenty-Seven counties as official
the others being estimated. The counties
not heard from gave last year Demo-
cratic plurality of 6,S0S and a Republican
plurality of S35. Putting those into the
tooungs gives Mckinley plurality of
1S,5SS.
Nothing in the returns from the miss
ing precincts has been heard from since
O'Clock to alter the report already re-
ported. The indications are that McKin-
ley's plurality will be about 10000. and
the Legislature as already reported.
IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 4.-The State Reals
ter has complete returns from eighty
three counties. These give a net Demo-
cratic gain Of SOC. If the gain is kept up
in the remaining sixteen counties, as it
probably will, Boies' plurality will be
IN the nelghborhood of S,000-a gain of
2,OOO over two years ago. If Boies plu-
rallty is 5000, the rest of the Democratic
ticket is elected by small pluralities The
Republicans have some hopes for Van
Houten for Observation-Disclosures. They
also claim Sabin CRepublican) for Super
intendent of Instruction. The Demo-
Gratis claim the whole State ticket The
Republicans control the house and the
Democrats the Senate. The Farmers
Alliance candidate (WestfalD for Gov
ernor received about 5000 votes. The
prohibition vote is not reported except
in a few instances, but was probab1y y very
light.
Fifty counties complete in Iowa out of
total of ninety-nine in the State give
Boies (Dem.) plurality over Wheeler of
7,48S. This is Democratic gain over 1889
OF 2,526. The remaining counties in 1889
gave Boies pluralityiof 1,56l.
WATERLOO Qa.), Nov. 4.-Advices re-
ceived by Governor Boies from sixty-five
counties, with estimates from the remain
ing thlrty-four, places his majority from
5000 to 10000. As to the Legislature. the
Governor is advised that the Senate will
be twenty-five Democrats, twenty-four
Republicans. The House will be about
evenly divided between the two parties,
with the exception of five members
elected by the Union Labor and Farmers
Alliance party.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Returns received
by the Associated Press up to noon to-
day show the Democrats elect IA Senators
and the Republicans ii. Four districts
are still in doubt, but the returns so far
received indicate the Democrats will
! carry three of these and the Republicans
one. The same returns indicate the AS
| sembly will stand 81 Republicans, 81 DEM
ocrats, and / County Democrat who was
indorsed by the Republicans. OF the
Democratic seats four are still in doubt,
and of the Republicans one
The World says: The latest returns
show Flowers plurality over Fassett in
the State to be 40,055. The whole Demo-
cratic State ticket is elected. In this city
Flowers plurality is 5S,S47. showing a
Democratic falling off Of more than TO-
| 600 from the vote cast for Hill in 1888.
The Assembly goes Democratic by eight,
although the Republicans claim they
have it.
At midnight the Associated Press re-
turns for New York State show 10 Demo-
| Gratis elected to the Senate and IL Repub-
licans. There is some doubt about two
I lBcTNI1 hi 1s1 ~
Assembly there is tie. On these figures
the Republicans have two majority on
joint ballot.
The HerGIGs returns from the State
say the Senate is tie, and in the House
! the Republicans have SO, Democrats 80.
Flowers plurality is given at 46, ,446.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. 4.-The Journal, Re-
publican, at noon comedies the election
of Russell by 5000.
Dispatches indicate the popular vote
yesterday favored the amendment to the
Constitution abolishing the poll-tax.
The Legislature shows decided Repub-
Iican gains. The Republican party will
have good majority in both houses.
BosToN, Nov. 5.-At 2:30 a. NJ. returns
from all but four towns show RusselEs
plurality 5,29l. The four missing towns
last year gave Russell plurality of 13S.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4. = Complete
figures from ffty-three and estimates
from the other fourteen counties show a
Republican plurality of from $4,000 to
$1,000.
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK, Nov. almost complete
returns from New Jersey show that in
the next Legislature the Democrats will
have majority of thirty five on joint bal
lot.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The Democrats
have elected the State ticket by about
$4,000 majority. Both Legislative Houses
are largely Democratic.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-THE election in
this State was for the purpose of selecting
an entire House of Delegates and half of
the Senate No State question was in
volved. The Democrats claim every
Senatorial district in the State, and they
will have at least four -fifths of the House.
The Alliance will have two candidates.
and one straight out' Republican has
been elected.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 4.-Tbe returns from the
city and State are still meager, but care
ful estimates give Post (Rep.), for SUI
preme Judge, 5000 majority over Edger-
! ton, the Independent Peoples. The en-
tire Republican city and county ticket is
elected.
KANSAS.
Topeka (Kas.), Nov. 1.-The Alliance
met crushing defeat yesterday. The