Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-11-16
REPUBLICANS VICTORIOUS!
JACKSON AND THE ENTIRE
TICKET 90 IN BY 10000.
McKlniey's Plurality Calloping
Toward the 100000 Mark.

DIES MONIES, Nov. 0.-Thls morning S
Leader, dem, comedies the election of
Jackson by a plurality of from 10000
to $4,000. 1t estimates the Bennett
Mitchell vote at about 10000 and
Joseph's vote at $4,000. 1t continues:
THE slump on tie legislature was
just as bad as on the state ticket. The
house, according to the best informa-
ton available last night, will stand
seventy -four republicans and twenty
six democrats, and the senate thirty-tw
republicans and eighteen democrats.
of the senate fifteen republicans and
twelve democrats are hold-overs from
the election of two years ago. "
The Re gister claims Jackson's plu-
rality will reach $4,000. 1t SAYS the
republicans will have rs members in
the house and the democrats rs, while
the senate, while the figures are not
yet definitely known, will probably
stand 80 republicans to IS democrats.
This would give the repu blicans ma
jority on joint ballot of 107 to 43.
In Ohio McKinley's plurality over
Neal, dem, is constantly increasing,
and while Chairman Dick only claims
IS, 1000, some figure that it will reach
100000.
In New York. Bartlett, rep, is
elected to the court of appeals over
Maynard, DEM, by probably over Co.
900, and the rest of the republican
state ticket wins by 100000 Both
branches of the legislature will also
be republican.
Returns from county elections in
Colorado, with the exception of small
number, show republican gains in al
most every county, and populist losses
The republicans have secured a ma
jorlty in the New Jersey legislature,
which stands: Senate-republican H.,
democrats 10; assent lv-republican
80, democrats 81.
In Chicago the returns Indicate the
election of the entire republican judi
clal ticket, with possible exception OF
Kraft, who was supposed to have some
anarchlstic leanings Judge Gary, on
whom Governor Altgeld made fight,
Is elected by 5000 or more, and leads
the rest of the ticket by 1000 to 1000,
chiefly by the aid of the democratic
votes. The board of county commits
sloners will be mixed.
The latest returns from Pennsyl-
vania, with almost complete figures,
indicate that the republican majority
on the state ticket will not be less
than 100, 600.
AS the result of the election IN Mass
achussetts, for the first time in three
years the state will have a republican
governor. and his plurality is 10000.
The rest of the ticket is elected with
him, and the legislature is solidly re-
publican in both branches.
The republicans claim to have over
whelmingly defeated the populists in
Kansas, but the latter claim the figures
are wrong. Jerry Simpson says fun
returns will show gains OF 10 to Is per
cent for the populists over 1892.
Kentucky has rolled up it's usual
democratic majorities. The legisla-
ture will be overwhelmingly dem
ocratic.
In Nebraska Harrison, rep, for su-
preme judge, will probably be elected
by from $500 to 5000 plurality over
Holcombe, pop.
Virginia reports that the democratic
majority IN that state will probably
reach $4,000.
TOPEKA, Kas, Nov l0.-Of thirteen
judges elected in this state Populist
Chairman Breidenthal now claims only
three. 1t IS republican victory all
over the state.
BosToS, Nov. 1o.-Completc correct
ed returns give Greenhalge, rep, for
governor, "a, l05 plurality, republI,
can net gam over 1891 of 40,5I2. The
house will stand 1s7 republicans and
So democrats the senate "a republicans
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