Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-11-16
ELECTION ECHOES.
Further Reports from the Republican
Tidal wave-Bartlett's Big Majority In
New York and MeKinley's in Ohio.


Further Reports from the Republican
Tidal wave-Bartlett's Big Majority In
New Yors and II eKinley's in Ohio.
NEW yoRK's TIDAL WAVE
NEW YORK, Nov. 11--Oncia1 figures
from counties in which the total vote
on the secretary of state and judge of
the court of appeals was estimated,
make the plurality of Palmer (rep.)
over Meyer {dem.) "a, T6s, and of Bart
lett (rep.) over Maynard dem 100, 146.
There are still few districts in Erie,
Queens, Kings and Monroe counties
which have not been fled with county
clerks. These will not change the re-
suit ma terially.
IOWA LARGELY REPUBLICAN.
DEs MONIES. Ia. Nov. 1O.-The esti-
mates received from ninety three coun-
ties give jackson (rep. 43, 52s and Boies
1862 This gives jackson a net plu-
rality of 2s, s76, with six counties to
hear from, FIVE of which are repub-
lican. It has been impossible to make
any estimate of the populist and pro-
hibition vote, as the returns are very
imperfect The latest returns show
that the republicans have elected sew
enty-six members. of the lower house
of the assembly and the democrats
twentyfo II, giving the republicans the
largest majority they have had in this
body for over twelve years.
wHooPING UP HfKINLEY.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. l4.-Based on
full official returns from all except
eight counties, and the pluralities of
the republican and democratic parties
in these eight, the prohibition vote in
sixty-four and the papulist vote in
siXty-six counties, the following totals
are figured out: Mckinley, 432, 900;
Neal, 35o, 600; Maclz1in (pro) J, 21. 100:
Braclzen (pop.) J, 16, 800. Total. s22, ,00o
McKinley's vote was 16, 500 over Har-
rison's in 1883, and 27,700 over it in
1892. The prohibitionists lost 4, 600 and
the populists gained i,400.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1O.-Latest re-
turns indicate that the democratic ma
jority in this state will be SO, 900. The
only counties now believed to have
gone popu1ist are: New Kent, Camp
bell, Caroline, Prince George, Green
vile, Powhatan. Prince Edward, Sus-
sex, Thomas and Floyd. The repub-
1icans did not support the populists.
The democrats carried twenty-three
senatorial and ninety representative
districts.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON n. J., Nov. 1O.-As the COM
p1eted returns are filed. the repu blican
victory in the state grows in magni-
tude. In the next assembly the repub-
licans will have forty and the demo-
Gratis twenty-nine votes The senate
will be made up of eleven republicans
and ten democrats.
POPULISTS LOSE IN COLORADO.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 12.-Complete re-
turns from the interior of the state
now being sent in clearly demonstrate
the fact that the peoples party is no
longer a factor in state politics and
that after year of experience the re-
publican party is once more safely in
control.
MASSACHUSETTS,, TOO
Boston, Nov. 9.-The landslide swept
over this state and for the first time in
three years Massachusetts, will have
| repu blican governor. Frederick T.
Greenhalge has been elected over John
E. Russell by a plurality of between
%, 600 and 80, 900.
KENTUCKY AS USUAL
LOUISVILLE, KY. Ncv. 1O.-The demo-
Gratis gained probably ten new seats in
the legisla ture. but this was due large
ly to redistricting. In nearly every
section the vote was unusually light
The populists have been practically
wiped out of the state
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The republica MS
elected the entire judicial ticket The
| fight was especially severe on Judge
Gary, who presided at the anarchists
! trial. He was elected by over 5000
majority, running ahead in all pre-
! cinctS.
MARYLAND.
| BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1O.-The demo-
Gratis carried this state by 10000 plural
| ity and elected sixty-eight of the nine
ty-one members OF the house of dele
| gates and twenty of the twenty-six
| senators.
THE KEY STONE STATE.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10.-At midnight
with full returns from almost every
county in the state it looks as though
the republican majority on the state
| ticket would not be less than 135. 600.
| NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN.
! OMAHA Nov. 12.-Harrison (rep.
beats Holcomo (pop.) for the supreme
court by over 1000. The vote was
| light.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Nov. 10.-The vote in Kan
sas was only for county officers, but
| the republicans make large gains every
| where.
An Oregon Bank Robbed.
| VILLA WALLA, Wash, Nov. 1t.-A
daring bank robbery and attempt to