The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-17
FALL ELECTIONS.
How Many of the States Voted
Tuesday.
Republicans Garry Ohio, New York. Massa'
chusetts and Iowa by Heavy Majorities
The Result In other states-A
Decided sOn Year.

The Result in other states-A
Decided sOn Year.
Mckinley on Top.
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. S-With plural
Itv of 50. 600 and two-thirds of both
branches of the legislature, Mckinley
has won the most decisive victory re-
corded in Ohio since the civil war. 1t
has been won on national issues Al
though Mckinley was running for re-
election as governor. he made state
affairs secondary to protection and
honest money in all his speeches. num-
boring 10. It would not have been a
surprise two weeks ago. out after the
action of congress, there seemed to
have been such a reaction that the
overwhelming vote is a surprise. The
democrats did not allow the contest TO
go by default. but made a most vigor-
Gus fight with its working forces Ex-
Gov Campbell canvassed the state
for Lawrence 7. Neal all last week.
and the democratic party was hopeful
after congress reached decisive action
About o'clock Chairman Dick. at re-
publican headquarters, said if the
average gain of 20 per cent kept up
Mckinley would have $4,000 plurality,
but that the rural districts would not
keep up this average. He feels conf
dent McKinlev's plurality will be more
than double that Of 1921. and gain of
40, 900 over last years vote
land slide in New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-0ne of the most
peculiar campaigns in the history of
the state was clos. I at shutdown last
evening. And it Is safe to say the dem
ocratic managers are not more sur
prised at the result than are the repub-
licans- The dominant issue in all por-
tions OF the state has been ring rule,
and the republicans in New York City,
Brooklyn. Albany and Buffalo have
been greatly assisted by the organ
lied efforts Of independent democrats
Isaac H. MAYNARD. the candidate on
the democratic ticket for Judge Of the
court OF appeals. against whom indie
pendent democrats have waged war
most bitter and unrelenting. has been
surprisingly and overwhelmingly de-
feated. In New YORK city he ran -, 900
behind his ticket, IN Brooklyn over IS
600 and IN Erie county several thou
sand.
Practically complete returns from
many Of the counties Of the state and
scattering returns from the others in
dictate the republicans have elected
their entire state ticket and that they
will have q good working majority in
the next legislature
Chicago
CHICAGO. Nov S--The election seems
to be about a staadoff. At midnight
the returns indicated the republicans
had elected the entire judicial ticket
and the democrats had secured the
county commissioners inside the city.
The judicial ticket has heretofore been
on a noa-partisan basis. but this year
the democrats broke away and nomi-
mated a ticket Of their own ami the re-
publicans seem to have elected every
judicial candidate
The great fight has been over the
election Of Judge Gary. who presided
at the trial Of the anarchists At the
time Gov. Altgeld pardoned the an
archists he made a severe attack on
Gary. and TIE fight has been Gary
against the state machine with the re-
salt that Gary seems not only 20 have
polled the full repu blican strength but
to have drawn on the democratic vote
as well In almost every precinct he
was from 10 10 per cent ahead of the
balance Of the ticket. The general re-
suit shows decisive republican gains
over the preside ntial election OF a year
ago.
Massachusetts
Boston. Nov. S-The result Of the
election IN this state can only be de-
scribed as a huge political landslide.
Fer the first time in three years, the
state viii have j republican governor
and his plurality i $1,000 at least The
whole ticket ! elected with him and
the legislature Is solidly republican II
both branches
Virginia
RICHNoND. Va. Nov S.-Revised fig
ures Of the election returns a made up
by the dispatches from two-thirds Of
the state show that the democrats have
carried Virginia by a majority OF not
less than p coo and that O-Ferrau runs
behind his ticket several thousand
votes.
Iowa
DIS MONIES, Ia. Nov. S-Charles D.
Fuller. chairman democratic state CEN
traI committee says: All indications
point to Jacson's election By 10000 &c
25.C00. The republican state ticket
Will have a slightly less majority. We
have no returns on legislative canGt
dates"
Ncbrt-La
OMAHA. Neb. Nov S-Returus from
the state are coming IN slowly. Tie
scattering reports received indicat e re-
publican losses on the head Of the
ticket and Dop1list gains The race
between Harrison .repubiicaul and
HolcoEo ipopUlisti VII be very close.
hanSz-
TOPEKA. Nov S-Eetu-ns show large
republican gains. and that the party
secure most OF the county officers % II :
state The voting was only fo- county
officers
PeunsyIvania-
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Sarge re-
publican gains reported a far as re-
turns have been received