The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-11-11
M'KINLEY GOES IN.
Ohio Republican by Fully $4,000
Majority.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. S.-Ohio is Re-
publican by fully -, 600 majority. Both
branches of the legislatuI are Repub-
lican. The weather was pleasant all over
the state and there was a full vote of
100000. The decisive results of former
years have been because Of small
vote, those Of one party OF the other
not turning out.
New YORK, Nov. S.-Isaac II. Nav
nard, the candidate on the Democratic
ticket for judge OF the court Of appeals.
against whom the independent Dem
ocrats have waged war most bit
ter and unTelenting, has been Surpris-
lngly and Overwhelmingly defeated. in
New York City he ran -. $500 behind
his ticket; in BROOKLYN over Is. 900, and
IN Erie County several thousands The
Sun says: Every return from the state
shows gains for the Republicans and
that the state has gone Republican by
probably 10000.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. S-Rcturns from Il
majority of the city precincts Indicate
the probable election of the H"puplIcdu
judicial ticket, with the possible cNrcp-
ton OF }. Henry Kraft. Figures ON tine
superior court ticket show judge cary
well to the front, with john Barton
Payne leading the Democratic can di-
dates. The county vote Will add 10
the Republican total, and Indicates a
plurality of from 1000 TO 1900 for the
Republican ticket
DEs MONIES, la, Nov. S.-Charles y.
Fuller, chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, SAYS: 'Al indIca-
tions point TO Jackson : election bv 20
600 to 25,0O0. The Republican state
ticket will have a slightly less majority.
We have no returns on Legislative can
dIdatcs.'
BosToS, Mass, NOV. S.-For the first
time In three years the state Will have a
Republican governor, and his plurality
Is 80, 700 at the least. The whole ticket
Is elected with him and the legislature
Is sohdly Republican in both branches.
NEW YORK, Nov. S-The election in
New Jersey was for eight members Of
the state senate and an entire Assembly,
sixty members. esterday's elections
were TO till the places of one Republican
and five Democrats. They resulted in
the choice of seven Republicans and one
Democrat.
YANKToS. s. D., Nov. S.-Information
received from the headquarters of both
Republican and Democratic central
committees assure the election of all Re
publican candidates for Judgcship upon
the Republican ticket The vote cast
will be about one-half, or 10000, of
which the Republican candidates Will
receive 10 per cent. Actual figures
will not be available until tomorrow
night.
WICHITA, Kas., Nov. S.-The Rrpub-
hcans will probably have a plurality OF
all the votes cast In Kansas. They have
ial
cry counties. The Democrats carried
Leavenworth County. Reno and ~rdg-
wick counties have gone Republican,
Sedgwick, Of which Wichita is the
county seat, was carried by Populsts
last year. Franklin, Butler, Brown,
Usage and tfeary counties in Kansas
were all carried by the Republicans
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. S.-ReNiScd fig
ures from two-thirds of the state show
that the Democrats have carried Viz
glnia by majority of not less than %
600, and that O'FerraIl runs behind his
ticket several thousand votes.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. S.-FuII re-
turns throughout Kentucky will not hc
available for several days, but 50 far AZ
the reports have been received il Is
pretty certain that the relative stand
ing Of the political parties has not been
changed. Ihe only elections ot general
interest were for members of the Gcu-
eral Assembly,
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. S.-Returns from
the state are coming in SLOWLY Tie
scattering reports received Indicate E,-
publican losses on the head Of the
ticket and fopuliSt gains. The race be
tween Harrison lRcp.) and IIolcomb
(Pop.) Will be very close The result in
this county Will determine the outcome
in the state, and the vote here will not
be counted before morning. Brmis
Rep has been elected mayor over
Bedford lDem.) 10y 2,50op plurality.
PITrsBUEG, Pa, Nov. S.-The election
in Allegheny County yesterday Was the
hottest in years. Ten tickets wee in
the field for county officers and de
termined fight was made ON the regular
Republican ticket, but their entire tick
ct with possibly one exception was
elected by pIuraiaes ranging from 5000
10 10000. On the state ticket Fell
(Rep.), supreme Judge, and Jackson
(Rep.), state treasurer, received about
$1,000 plurality. Results from the state
at large cannot be had until later in the
day.