The record-union., 1893-11-09
LATEST RETURNS.

| 4ASy serve TO swell the N1aJOrlUlGS
First Given Out.
DEs MONIES Ia.), Nov. 9.-Retuns
show that the Republicans elected 76
members in the lower house and the
| Democrats a, giving a Republican ma
jority greater than for dozen years in
that body. In the upper house the State
legislative vote will stand Republican
about two to one, or 80 to IL, but these
figures may be changed.
WATERLOO Ga.), Nov 8.-Complete re-
! turns from this county (Blackhawk), J,
! Governor Boies' home county. gives
! Jackson 3, IA, Boies 1882, net Republi-
can gain of 30S over 1891.
MASSACHUSETTS.
! BOSTON, Nov. S.-As a result of the
! election in Massachusetts, for the first
! time in three years the State will have a
Republican Governor, and his plurality
| is 80, 600 The rest of the tick ct is elected
with him, and the Legislature is soiidly
Republican in both branches. The Pro-
hibitiOniSt vote did not differ from last
year, but the Populists managed to add a
little to theirs. The Labor vote was in
significant.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND (Va.), Nov. s. Returns
! from the election in this State yesterday
| have all been reported by maiorities, and
| it is therefore impossible to tell, even an-
proximately, the number Of votes cast.
Two things are certain, however, one is
that the Democrats did not poll their
usual strength, and the other that the
Republicans did not support the Popu-
lists. The returns indicate that the DEM
ocrats carried twenty-three Senatorial
Districts. the Populists one, and one dis
! trict is still in doubt. The Democrats
have fifteen members of the Senate who
hold over. Of the members elected to
the House the Democrats probably have
80 out of the 100 elected. Indications are
that the Democratic majority in the State
Will reach $4,000.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. S.-Complete returns
from yesterdays election show that the
| entire Republican municipal ticket was
| successful. The Democrats made gain
Of three in the Board of Aldermen, but
the Republicans will still have large
majority. Levi T. Griffin, Democrat, was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Congressman Chapman by
plurality Of LOO.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-Y esterday's cleo
tions in Saltwater, Mimi, was verita-
BILE landslide, the Democrats having
elected everyone on their ticket.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The election in
this State was clean sweep for the Re-
publicans, and every hour adds to the
Ehoroughness of the Democratic defeat
Bartlett is elected 10 the Court of Appeals
over Maynard by probably over $1,000
and the rest of the Republican State
ticket wins by 10000 The State Senate,
now Democratic, will have a Republican
majority of 6; the Assembly of Z. In the
FnT1 flo.o 10
105 Republicans and 20 Democrats. Tam
many carried New York City by 10000,
except as to Maynard, who ran $4,000 be-
hind the ticket. Brooklyn overwhelmed
the ring with over p, 600 plurality. Buff
falo repudiated Leader Sheehan by $500.
NEW JERSEY. Il
JERSEY CITY, Nov. S.-The latest re-
turns increases the majorities of the anti
race-track candidates. The winter race
tracks were knocked out in one round.
The Republicans have a majority in the
Legislature, which stands: Senate-Re-
pubIicanS IL, Democrats 10. Assembly
Republicans 80, Democrats Il. That
means the repeal of all the Democratic
legislation in the State.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. SIN Kentucky
the Democrats have more than neld their
own in the Legislature. The nominees
increased majorities. The Populists have
lost altogether. The leading Populist of
the State has been beaten for State Sen
ator by large majority, and probably
not one Populist is elected. The returns
so far show, of the 135 Legislators, Ill
are Democrats, Republicans. 20 doubt
full. The most doubtful are in the Re-
publican districts. There is an over
whelming majority in favor of the re-
election of Lindsay to the United States
Senate. The Democrats swept the city
on the municipal ticket, selecting the
Mayor by 6,672 majority.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS (Ohio). Nov. S.-The latest
unofficial returns from this State at the
Republican headquarters indicate that
Mckinley has carried the State by be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 plurality, the
largest in the history of the State since
1868, when Brough had 100000 over VAL
landigham, then an exile in Canada.
Chillicothe. the home of Neal, McKin-
ley's opponent, went Republican for the
first time. kilograms of congratulations
are pouring in on Mckinley from all
parts OF the country, wishing him equal
success in 1896. The Republican papers
are out with his name for the next Presi-
dent.