The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-11
ELECTION NEWS.
I1llpRADS.

cuLoRADo.
ksrlS returns indicate that equal suffrage
was approved by substantial majority, y.t
Returns received Wednesday from all but
eight counties, md they the smaller ones,
give woman sutierage majority of h,4.s.
Weld county elected . mixed ticket
Clear Creek elected the Populist ticket.
A mixed ticket was chosen In Archuleta
county,
The Populists were successful In San Juan
county,
The Popullsts carried Dolores county.
The different parties divided the honors 10
otcro county.
Republicans were elected In Lincoln and
walsenburg counties.
Eagle, Montrose and Delta elected Popu-
lists.
The parties divided the offices In Logan And
sedgwick counties.
In Klowa county the Democrats elected
thelr entire ticket except commissioner
treasurer and coroner. Equal suffrage car
ried by small majority.
In Arapahoe county the regular Republican
ticket, with Burchineil Mt It's head, carried by
a plurality of about 500.
On the Citizens ticket Spencer ran close
second Equal suffrage carried.
I'll Paso elected the Republican ticket anu
gave equal suffrage a small majority
Park county probably elected Populists.
Indications as far as received are that the
Populists have carried Boulder county by
from $50 to 1000 plurality. Equal suffrage
approved.
Uhafyec county elected Popul!sts, and ap-
proved of equal suffrage.
Ebert elected mixed ticket
jefferson probably elected the Republican
ticket
The result in Pueblo ia In doubt, though
wicss is probably defeated. Woman's suf-
frage was defeated
The RepublIcan-Populi.t ticket was sue
ccssful In Las Anmas.
The independents Peoples ticket was elect
ed in Sau Miguel.
P!tkin elected Populists and gave equal
suffrage n majority.
The returns from Rio Grande County arc
in except in two unimportant precincts. The
Republicans elect Cleghorn clerk and Hob
kirk sheriff, the balance OF the ticket goes to
the Populs,s, The suffrage amendment has
carried by n large majority.
Fremont County goes Populst, with the
exception of clerk. commissioner md asses
sor, which are still In doubt. Suffrage car
rlcd by 100 majority.
The Populists probably carried Kit Carson.
Lake County has gone Republican by
strong plurality. Indications arc that
Dickson, Republican candidate for judge of
the Fifth judicial district, will have n major
ity OF 400 in Lake County. Leslie, Republican
candidate for sheriff, will have a pluraty OF
$50 The balance of the ticket will receive
It,i frnp In
man, Populst candidate for district attorney
Is probably elected.
NEW YORK.
Early returns indicate clean sweep for
the Republicans. Richard Croker, the Tam
many chicftnIn, at . o'clock Tuesday night,
said. at looks as II the Republicans have
made clean sweep OF the state ticket, In
cluding the Legislature"
Isaac II. Maynard. the candidate on the
Democratic ticket for judge of the court of
appeals, against whom Independent Demo-
Gratis have waged war most bitter and unre-
leut!ng, has been surprisingly and over
whelmingly defeated. In New York city he
ran 81, 900 behind his ticket, In Brooklyn over
ls,O00 and in Erie county several thousand.
Returns from New York city show tho cleo
ton OF the entire Tammany ticket by mnjorl-
ties ranging between 67,ooo and Gs,0o0.
The latest returns from all parts OF the
state show the Republican victory Is fully as
great as the most enthusiastic of the party
leaders have claimed. Bartletts majority
over Maynard Is, in round figures 50, 70c.
General Palmer's majority for secretary O
state is 5000.
Brooklyn overwhelmed the ring with n
plurality of over 27,Oco for schleren for
mayor, md Kings county completed the rout
by electing the entire Republican ticket by
$500 Tanmany carried New York City by
G0000
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Russell, the Democratic candidate for re-
election for governor Is probably defeated.
For the first time In three years the state will
have a Republican governor, and his plurality
is 30, coo at least The whole ticket Is elected
with him, and the Legislature is solidly Re-
publican in both branches.
l'o'urns received at Boston up to noon
" d ,sday indicate that Grccubalgc's plu
ralit, will be 32 ,35a. The ProhibItlonist vote
did not differ from last year, hut the Popu
lists managed TO increase their vote 100 per
cent. The Soclalist-Labor vote was insigniA-
cant
The Republicans claim majority for Nc
Kinley Of 60 600, and two-thlrds Of the legis-
lature. There was a heavy vote.
Chairman Seward of the Democratic State
Central Committee, was secn after midnight.
He had no statement to make but admitted
II the present ratio OF Democratic losscs con-
tlnue, the complete returns would show
plurality OF 7O, ,OOJ for Mckinley. Chairman
~
cratic candidate for lieutenaut-govcrnor,
laurhlngly seconded Meals motion TO make
| It unanimous.
| Al Republican headquarters, with unofficial
returns from most Of the state, they claim
that the Legislature will stand 25 Rcpubil-
| can senators to Democrats, and So Rcpubli-
can representatives to "a Democrats. The
I populist and Prohibition votes were reduced
ms well as that of the Democrats The Re
publcans have carried some counties that
they never carried before even during the
nmalgamatcd vote of the war. Mckinley Will
have plurality OF at least 5000.
VIRGINIA.
!, Fifty-four cities and counties, Il little more
than half the state, show a net Democratic
gain OF 5000. Richmond complete gives q
Democratic majority OF 5G54
The city of Danvillc will give l,1O6 Demo-
cratic majority, which s n gain of about COO
The Popullsts have not shown the strength In
the county that MAS anticipated The entire
Democratic ticket is elected by good majori-
ties. The negroes showed very little interest,
and their vote was divided.
IOWA.
Iowa went Republican. jackson for gov
ernor will have plurality of 10000.
Tho latest returns show the Republicans
have elected sevcnty-six members In the lower
house, and the Democrats twenty four, CIV
ing the Republicans the largest majority they