Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-11-17
THE FINAL FIGURES
FULL EATENT OF LAST WEEKS
LANDSLIDE,
MAYNARD BURIED UNDER A 100
600 ADVERSE MAJORITY.
Pennsylvania Democrats Don't Vote
and Of Course the Republicans Get
Quite Snug Plurality Somewhat
Exceeding acknowledgements Lose
L. S. Senator in New Jersey.

a u. s. Senator in New Jersey.
Philadelphia, Nov. 13.-Complete re-
turns from the siXty-seven counties of
Pennsylvania give Judge d. Newlin
Fell, foe justice of the supreme court,
Il plurality of 13S,oS4, and Colonel
Samuel NJ. Jackson. for state treasurer,
Il plurality of 135, 7G6. These figures
are republican high water mark notches
IN pennsylvania elections They
have never been exceeded
The democrats were not voting on
Nov. I. They carried but twenty one
counties, and With tie single exception
of Greene county, which gave Osburn
l,S99 majority, nothing like the nor
NAL vote was out. Berks cnunty's reg
ulauon 7,4OO dropped down to 1904,
and 1ork's 3,4OO followed to 651
There seemed to be contest as to
which OF the democratic counties could
do the worst, eleven turning entirely
over to the republican column, While
other stgongholds tried very hard to
get there. The republican vote was
out everywhere.
The republican pluralities aggregate
Observation-Disclosures leading with 81
lo2, Allegheny coming next with r.
l64 and then Lancaster with S,O63 the
latter in a total vote of 1860 These
three counties gave Fell S7.479 of the
mountaineering 13S,OS4 plurality to his
credit The democratoic plurality is
1857.
with four counties miSSing-Arm-
strong. Bucks, Jefferson and Monroe
the total vote III the state will be very
close to 100000. 1t WAS 771.G14 in
1891.
Des Moines, Nov. 13.-UnofficiaI re-
turns from all but two counties in
Iowa. with eleven counties reported
by phlralities. give Jackson (rep), 1S3,-
500; Boies (dem), 152,213: Joseph
pop), 1000; Mitchell (pro.), 7,745;
Jackson's plurality over Boies. 31,567;
majority oyer all, 4,S12. Jackson ran
nearly 5000 behind his ticket
New Jersey assembly Will be heavily
republican. the figures standing: Re
publicanS, 10; democrats. 20. The sen
ate will be made UP Of eleven repub-
LEANS and ten democrats. The COVER
nor is a democrat and holds office till
90
The terms of six senators all demo-
Gratis, expire next year and the repub-
icanS are sure to elect the successors
in Il number of instances. If their OPP
ponents re-eIect all six the republicans
will still retain the senate. repulbli-
can successor to Senator Mcpherson,
whose term expires in 1895, will be
chosen by the next legislature.
The corrected returns elect five more
rpublicans assemblymen than We're an
nounced yesterday. These are: C. w.
Harding in the fifth district of Hudson
county, instead of Oscar Kreig, dem;
d. b. Zabrisllie in the second district
Of Bergen county, instead of C. V. 3.
Delmrest, dem; J. F. Edwards in the
seventh district of Essex county, in
stead of W. J. Kearns, dem: John
Kerr in the seventh district Of Hudson
county, instead of JOS. Carney, dem;
john n. Burger in the first district Of
Union county of Timothy J. Kelly,
dem.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. Ex-Governor
Mckinley's plurality is placed at 49,,
791 and his majority over all at 30,
90 The senate will stand
z6; democrats, 5; house republicans,
sc; democrats, 81.
New York, Nov. 13.-Official figures
from counties in New York in which
the total vote for secretary Of state
and judge of court of appeals has hith-
erto been estimated, makes the total
plurality of Palmer, republican, over
Meyer, democrat, 24,7GS, and of Bart
lett, republican, for judge, over May
nard, democrat, 1OO,146 There are
still a few districts in Erie, Queens,
Kings and Monroe counties which have
not been filed with county clerks.
These will not change the result ma
terially. The entire vote Of Grave
send may be thrown out by the board
of canvassers and there will be contests
in Oneida, Rensselaer, and Erie coun-
ties, and irregularities and fraud are
charged. The republicans will have
majority of six in the senate and 20
in the house-lOt a two-thirds ma
jority necessary to pass legisla ton over
the head of the democratic governor.
The republicans will control by a very
large majority the constitutional con-
vention which opens in May. They
will have ITO out of the It's delegates.
Some important question will come up
for consideration, among them that Of
woman suffrage, reforms in the tax
system home rule for cities and
changes in the judiciary system.