The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-11-17
NEWS OF THE LANDSLIDE &,
CHANCES TAKE PLACE, BUTsARE
NOT IMPORTANT.

and There ls Still Doubt as to
the Fate Of the Four Fu-
sion Electors---In
Other States.
Latest Returns.
4. ST. Paul. Special Telegram, Nov. 12.---
Seven or eight counties have not yet been
heard from, but these are principally in
the northern part of the state, which is
sparsely settled. In several larger coun-
4 ties the pluralities only have been esti-
mated, and this renders it extremely
dlthcult to give even an approximate vote
on the three leading gubernatorial candi-
dates 1t may be several days before
al the counties return an accurate vote,
and in the meantime the people must CON
tent themselves with an incomplete vote,
and that partially estimated. There is
no question, however, regarding Nelson s
election; even the Democratic state CEN
trail committee comedies that, and the
whole state ticket is probably elected
From the figures received ut headquar-
tiers last night Nelson has plurality of
l5.954, and this, the committee expects,
will be increased to at least 10000 Mel
sons vote will be close on to 100000, and
LAWYERS about 100000. Donnelly may
receive as high as $4,000. The fusion
electoral vote, however, will not come
within many thousands of the sum of the
LAWYER and Donnelly vote
lnere Is some question whether Jndges
Dickinson and Vanderburgh have been
reelected, the vote being regarded as
very close. Buck and Canty received a
large vote, and the official count may be
in their favor. .@.%.5g
Ohio. 49, '|5 r.
Columbus Ohio, Nov. 12-- Claims are even
headquarters to-day, and each side insists
on the honors. After two days and nights
OF ngurlng and, telegraphing the question
as as,, 70 winch party carried Ohio is nearer a
electlon. Both committees, however, have
reduced the size of the pluralities. The
iM IL, publican claim to have received returns
III seIenty-one counties and reliable semi
official reports from the remaining seven
Teen. On these Chairman Dick claims the
election Of the Republican state ticket nv
oyer oyer ,lOo plurality, and that tile lowest Of
IL the Harrison electors will have 95o This
Is material scaling down from Yesterday.
Inc Democrats claim 1000 plurality for
dne Cleveland, but do not offer details as to
cra 'l casi.d nov now seems certain the elect:
DanAoru, respectively on the head Of the
democratic and Republican electors. RIM
a mnda or OF the others because. the electors
Dallot, putting the cross in front of the
name Of the first elector instead Of in the
t flrcie I'm, Unless subsequent changes run up
to figure bordering on the thousands hotg
DanIoru ana Seward will be members Of The
electoral college. AS an Instance of the viz.
teent ina nistE; from last years vote the Six
publican plurality of 1924, this wear elects
fears0n, Democrat, by from LOGO to 3 On1
according to official reports. The Ninth
D nenem gave Mckinley 769, elects Richie,
IE s;n,a district, which in 1891 gave Me-
hhlnley plurality Of 2,269 votes. elected
mad,itL IN on6 this year by reported
Wisconsin.
hudson, Special Telegram, Nov. d..
Inc returning board are now canvass;no
the vote Tor st. Croix county, but have NOT
reached the electors yet. Harrison will NOT
pc far from 200. The following are official:
spooner 2o4, Haugen 253, Phipps, senator,
LAG; Williams assembly, 1853; Lewiston.
clerk, 80; Andrews, treasurer, 21S: Sanees.
TAD, sheriff, 236; Helms, attorney, s; Web
ster, clerk Of court, 203; Bixby, superintend
ent 251; Donohue. register, POS. Total vote
cast cast 5,l0o; Prohibition vote, 400 All Off
nue.. Prohibition Democrat - +
Rice Lake, Wis, Special, Nov. 12,Thfs
(Barron) county, returned handsome Re-
rality Of loo. The Whole Repubcan cd R1n-
ty ticket was elected by a large majority.
Sew A. u; Peterson Rep:) was elected mern-
The Republicans are jubilant over their VIC
tory IN this county, because the Democrats
and Prohibitionists had fused with the, Peo.
pies party. -. -'~
.s Montana.
Helena, Mont, Special, Nov. 12.---It now
seems almost certain that the Democrats
will control the legislature on joint ballot.
1t will take thirty-six votes to elect II sena-
tor. The Democrats have ten state senators
sure and a chance for one more They are
sure OF twenty-five members Of the house,
with three yet in doubt. Should the Demo
Gratis get any one of them or the doubtful
senator they can elect a senator without the
aid Of q Populist vote. But the Populist
elected to the house from Cascade county
was Democrat, and, although nominated
by the Populists, he was endorsed by the
Democrats and is reported to have agreed
to vote with the Democrats after giving q
complimentary vote to the Populist party
nominee. $500
North Dakota.
Bismarck, NJ D., Special. Nov. 12--Re-
turns to-day make the defeat Of the Re-
publican state ticket certain except secre-
tary OF state, but the. legislature will be
Republican on joint ballot by at least TWEEN
ty, thus insuring the election Of United
States senator. johnson for congress is
elected by small majority.
Inkster, N p; Special, Nov. pa full
vote was pOlled here and in Strnbane The
Prohibition vote was very light. Harrison
lead Weaver BY small majority even iii
these strongholds Of the Populists Shcrt-
ridge ran ahead of Burke for governor The
Republican county ticket was elected by a
small majority. Arnold Republican, goes to
the senate instead Of William Barry one of
the chiefs of the Populists i Very few
straight tickets We're voted. The severe
cold weather has moderated
Very Little Left.
Topeka Kan, Nov, 12.--The Republicans
of Kansas are now looking around to see if
they have really saved anything from Tues
days wreck. One candidate after another
they thought had survived the general dis
aster has been found to have gone under,
until now their only consolation is the cleo
ton OF TWO congressman. To-day the unotfi-
cial returns show that Congressman Fun
ston has been defeated for reelection in the
Second district, and that the fusionists have
secured q majority Of nine on joint ballot
in the legislature. A .Populist majority in
the legislature Of course means the retire
ment Of Hon. Bishop w. Perkins from the
United States senate. :. =