The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-10
ELECTION REPORTS.
A REPUBLICAN, LANDSLIDE.
McIntirc Probably Elected Governor OF
Colorado--Morton knocks Hni Out. -
Tremendous Republican Majority In
OhlO

Denver, Nov. 6.-The weather here
to-day is perfect and the vote east Il
big one The voters, men and women.
turned out bright and early and in
many precincts three fourths of them
had cast their ballots at noon. Women
stood In line for two hours awaiting
their chance to vote. The city is un-
usually quiet and there is scarcely any
disorder.
Reports from all points of the state
are similar, the weather being fine,
and the vote heavy.
Denver, Nov. THE Republican this
morning says:
The state has gone overwhelmingly
Republican. Every candidate on the
state and congressional ticket has been
| elected By large majorities. Ii was
| clean sweep for the eagle. In this
county the Republicans have a plural
ity of about 2O.OoO. and the state ticket
| 1t is claimed will come to Arapahoc
county by 10000.
"rhe latest estimate gives the Re
publlcans the legislature by Il consid-
| cradle majority, and there seems to be
| no doubt that Thomas NJ. Bowen. the
the Second district, Is elected over Bell.
Two years ago Bell had a plurality
over his Republican competitor OF over
| 1000
AT o'clock this morning there We're
sixty precincts which had returned
| their complete vote to headquarters.
| Still TO hear from We're Districts ID
and NJ. two of the strongest Republi-
can districts in the county and both
| casting a very heavy vote. In ID but
one precinct had returned and in VI
| but two. AS far as in. the vote stood
as follows, with all the Eastern. Cen
| trail and Northern, eleven precincts in
the Western and seventythree city
| prct.incts to hear from:
For Congress. First District-Bot-
| tom tDl. 26T. Pence Pl. G.499: Rhodes
| Pro-. 2G6; Shafroth QD, 10000 Shnf-
rUih's plurality, 1910.
McIntire I9. 1O,453:
Richardson pro-. Isl; Thomas CDl,
32I; Waite ~. 6.3l5. McIntire's plu-
| rality, 4.22S.
'Arapahoe county gave larger plu-
rnlity for the Republican ticket than
there Were Popullst votes cast"
The Rocky Mountain News says;
AT midnight Chairman Clark of shs
Popul.st state committee claimed that
the Popullst state ticket had been
elected by about 5000 majority. The
returns Were very incomplete but Mr.
Clark had private advices from most
Of the counties which warranted tho
claim. in spite of the tremendous Re
publican vote polled In Arapahoe coun
". The Republican county ticket t.
probably elected by 5000 votes.
John + Shafroth has undoubtedls
been elected over Lafe Pence by the
strength of the vote in Arapahoe which
It Is impossible for the outside counties
10 overcome. Bell is reelected In the
Second district by a majority smalle!
than the last time, but still safe. The
Republican candidate has never had
the least chance to defeat him. Tho
legislature will likely be safely popr
LIST in both houses"
In El Paso county, so far as the re-
turns have been received. the plurali-
" for the entire Republican ticket IS
= SEQ. with several small Republican
precincts yet TO hear from. Bowen
Will run with McIntire in the whole
county. The town OF Cripple Creek
pDlled about $500 votes and gave Me
IntIrc 700 plurality. The other pre-
clncts III the district gave Waite about
go plurality. This gives the district
to waite by about 80.
Tie six precincts OF Boulder city
viii give McIntire about 800 over
Waite, while the whole Republican tic
kct is elected by 400 majority. Ii will
he impossible 10 give estimates from
outside precincts tonight on any par
ticular candidate. Straight votes are
nearly as follows: Republican. l212:
Democrat, 10; Populist, IOG; Prohibl-
ton, 40.