The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-19
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HEX iniey Carries Ohio. slower de-
Tents Fassett In New York,

ttutN U hNNftt WV
William Mckinley was elected
Governor of Ohio by 10000 plural.
ty, defeating Campbell, The Demo
cratic candidate. The Prohibition
party and the Farmers Alliance had
candidates.
Roswell p. Flower, Democratic, is
elected Gorvenor of New York by a
plurality estimated at $4,000 to
"a 900. Fassett did not carry
Elmra, his own city. The Senate is
either tie or Republican by small
majority, and the Assembly Demo-
cratic by eight or ten majority.
Massachusetts, elected for Gov
ernor the Democratic candidate,
William f. Russell, by about 5000
plurality. The Republicans carried
the State ticket except Governor.
The Legislature will be strongly Re-
publican.
Pennsylvania elected Treasurer
and Auditor-G, neral. The Republi-
can candidate for Auditor-General
had 50,S33 plurality, and the one for
Treasurer AZ ,467 plurality. A pro-
position for holding a constitutional
convention was voted on and over
whelmingly defeated.
Horace Boies, Democrat, was
elected Governor of Iowa by about
5000 plurality. The Republicans
will conGrol the House and the
Democrats the Senate.
Municipal elections were held in
Michigan, going strongly Repub-
ican.
Chicago, Illinois, had an election
of some municipal officers. The
principal ones were three Drainage
Trustees, who will have the handling
of $50, 100000, to be spent IN max
ing canal for sewage to the Illinois
river. The Democrats elected one
of these trustees and the Superin-
tendent of Schools. For all the rest
the Republicans made clean sweep
of Chicago and Cook county.
Nebraska elected an Associate JUS
tice, the Republican candidate win
ming.
The Republicans had no ticket in
the field in Virginia, but had can
didate here and there on other tick
cts. The Democrats claim every
senatorial district, and will have four
tifths of the House.
Maryland gives d 'mocratic plu-
rality of $4,000 to $4,000.
In New Jersey the Democrats will
have majority of 30 on joint
ballot.
Colorado elected the Republican
candidate for Chief Justice by 1000
to 10000 majority.
TRAIN HELD UP.
A through passenger train from
Chicago on the St. Paul road was
boarded by band of masked men.
Two of their confederates who had
got on the trair previously, with re-
volyers at the heads of the engineer
and fireman, ordered the train to slow
down while the men in ambush got
on.
The express car was first attacked
by the robbers. They wrecked the
end of the car with dynamite bomb
thrown at the door. Packages of
local money amounting to $4,000 were
secured, and then the safes were re-
moved from the car and opened.
The safes were sealed and the mes
sengers did not know the exact
amount they contained, but it was
probably hundreds of thousands of
dollars. The passengers were not
molested.
No Satisfaction Yet to the United
states,
The Chilean Government is still
holding its secret enquiry into the
assault on the sailors of the u. S. S.
Baltimore. An important concession
has been granted, in admitting an Of
ficer from the Baltimore to the inves-
tigation.
American and English correspond
ents charge each 9th Ter with sending
out false reports from Chile. One
canard was that the Baltimore had
been sunk.
A Chicago News despatch from
Washington asserts the Government
has determined, in case Chile does
not proffer an explanation of the
Baltimore affair soon, to make anoth-
er and peremptory demand.
If Chile still fails to act, all
available vessels of the United
States navy will be concentrated in
Valparaiso harbor.
To this end a number of vessels
will be withdrawn from foreign
squadrons. If this demonstration
has no effect it will be for Congress
to act.
AFFAIRS IN CHILE.
The Chilean Junta is prepared 10
surrender Its executive authority to
the newly elected Congress-. Waldo
Silva has been elected president of
the Senate, and Barros Luca presid-
ing officer of the Deputies. These
men with Admiral Jorge Mont, who
is sure of election as President of
the republic, constituted the Junta.