The Lamar register., 1892-11-19

| entire Democratic state ticket is elected py
pluralitics in the came neighborhood- The
| Peoples and Prohibition parties did not come
anywhere near their expectations Eieven
| Democrats and two Republicans are elected
to Congress.
| Returns from all but thirteen counties In
Indiana, compiled at Democratic headquar-
tiers, show Democratic plurality OF soss.
/ The Democrats have elected ten members Oh
congress, the Republican two, with the nnt
district still In doubt Many OF the ieSisia-
| tive districts are still In doubt, but the most
reliable estimates have IT that the senaie viii
stand Democrats s4 Republicans le The
House will probably so Democrats 6S, Repuo-
lieans IS, Peoples party :.
Unofficial returns from eighty ty-eight Of the
ninety-two counties OF Indiana, with the
other four estimated, give Cleveland ll,lsS
plurality.
| The Prohibition vote is ls7 10 fifty pre-
| eincts. The total cannot so above o,"o'
Weayer's total yote in fifty precincts e ssS
Weaver will probably poll 1900 votes In the
state.
The latest figures from Iowa place total
Republican vote In Iowa At IS, 200, Demo
l
tiouists 5000 This includes estimates for
several counties. These hsures cannot be
far from correct. OF the eleven congressman
ten are Republican, though one district, the
Eleventh, Is stIll claimed by the Democrats,
but merely as possibility.
KANSAS.
MeAger returns from various counties indi-
cate that the Weaver fusioa ticket has been
elected, but that the fusion state ticket has
been defeated The poll was very heavy, but
not 30 large as was expected, many Democrats
refraininy from voting. Thosc who did 80 TO
the polls generally voted the Weaver electoral
ticket
The Republicans coneede the election OF
Jerry Simpson for congress In the seyeath
district, Baker In the Sixth and Hudsoa IN
the Third. The Democrats coaceSie Broiefick
r for eongress in the First aud Curtis IN the
Fourth- The sccoad and Fifth districts arr
In doubt, with chances favoring Davis In
the Fifth and Funston 4 In the Sccoad
Weaver probably gets small majority aad
the state ticket Is yet In doubt
In Kansas the Weaver electors and fusIou
state ticket viii have = majority Of about G.
90. The legislature Is stiii In doubt.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Massachusetts gives Harrison about aoooo
plurality The vote for governor Is very
close. Both sides claim the state.
Il Is doubtful II Halle gains enoash to Sipc
out RasseIis plurality ia Boston. The Re
pcblleans claim ten cut Of thirteen cnnsrr-s-
men The vote 1. vcry Close The Repahll.
cans elect the balance Of the state ticket and
a quorum in each branch Of the Legislature
hat -
sets, minus Peoples party and scattering.
s'o,s'si; HAnlln Pr, 7,coi; Hale r, lSs,asa;
Russell d, ls5rSso; Ras-elrs plurality i.sS5.
MICHIGAN.
Rich fo- governor and the eutlrr state
ticket IS elected By majority o, sooo The
Democrats wili probably seenrc sgI elocsors.
Indications arc that the Republieae, iii have
the legislature, though the ius.oa o, the
Democrats and Popalists may give them
majority.
MINNESOTA
Returns come In very slowly. Five Harri-
son electors seem to have come In ahead by /
1000. Foar Weaver electors may have |
pulled through. 1t now looks as thoash /
Harrison would have all Of the elreior. and |
the state ticket Laulcr, Dcmocrat, Is run. |
nlns largely ahead, and may be elected. The
eongressiouAl delegation will stand four Re /
puhlieans, two Democrats aad one Alliance.
MISSOURI
Cleveland wiN have 500 plurality ia this \
state. and Stone for governor 5000 The
city goes Republican by 1900.
Fourteen Democrats and one Republican /
were elected to coagrcss.
NoSTASA
Returns from Indicate the election o, Re. |
publican presidential electors, governor Aaa |
eongressmen- The legislature will prohably /
be Republican, insuriug Republican United |
States senator. The Peoples party cast a big |
vote, drawing largely from the Democrats.
SEBE.sKA
Though few returns arc ye; IA, from the In |
formation gathered by the various committee. |
by careful poll during the votiny through |
out Nebraska, things arc favorable to the In.
dependents The Weaver electors arc proba- |
bly, victorious, On Joint halio, In the |
legislature, the Independents and Democrat, |
have majority of Eve. and can elect a United /
States senator. Two Democrats, ono Iude-
pendent and three Republicans arc the con.
gressmen. Crounse, Republican, is probably /
elected, but the other members Of the stAtc
ucket are divided.
The latest returns from Nebraska indicate
that the Republicans have certainly carried
the state tickets by from 5000 To lO.oDO. The
Republicans elect -four OF the six congress
men and eoatrol the legislature.