The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-11-09
Gratis were elected by decided MAORI
Illinois.

legislature. A united SLaCeS senator WILL Do
chosen. The vote in 1892 was: Dem, 436,2e1;
rep, a99, 2ss; peo., q ,2O7; pro-, 2'.s7O.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE republicans at
midnight were claiming the county by
anywhere from $1,000 to 10000. The
ticket was beaten in Cook county, but
claimed that the late returns would
prove that they had carried all the
county offices. Chairman Tanner, of
the republican state central committee,
claimed the county by at least $1,000
and the state by $4,000.
The vote on congressman and MEM
bers of the state legislature was SO
slow and scattering as to forbid any
accurate estimate as to the result. AL
drich is elected in the First congress
sional district. In the Second, at mid
night, Hannahan, democrat, was lead
ing Lorimer, republican; in the Third
McGann was slightly ahead of Bel
KNAPP, republicans; in the Fourth, Wood,
repu blican, was ahead, and in the Fifth,
White, republican, led by few votes
only. In the Sixth, Goldseeker. demo-
crat, led by a narrow margin, and Foss,
republican, had a long lead in the
Seventh.
Four hundred and five precincts in
Illinois outside of Cook county give
Wulff 65,797; Claggett, AZ, 199. The
same in 1892 gave the republicans Co.,
600; democrats, 1857. If this ratio of
gain is maintained, the republican ma
jority will exceed 10000.
Philip Sydney Post, republican, is
elected to congress from the Tenth Illi-
nois district. Robert H. Hit, repub'
lican, reelected in the Ninth district
by estimated plurality of 1000.
OCHICAGo, Nov. 7.-Congressman Will
liam NJ. Springer wires the Associated
press as follows: 1.-THE returns at II p.
m. indicate my defeat"
Indiana elected congressman. half the state
officers and legislature. The vote in 1892 was:
Dem, 26a,s17 rep, 256.335; peo.. 22.l9S pro-,
1904.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. Full re-
turns from any one congressional dis
trict have not been received here. In
dications point to an. overwhelming re-
publican triumph in the state. The
republican state committee claims for
Owens from 10000 to $4,000 majority
over his opponent, Myers, for secretary
of state, thirteen congressman and
both branches of the legislature. Dem
ocrats concede 10000 republican ma
jority, but think that they will save
four con gressmen-Bretz in the Second,
Stockslager in the Third, Holman in
the Fourth and MeNagny in the
Twelfth.
Kentucky.
Kentucky elected congressman and several
judges OF the court Of appeals The vote in
1892 was: DEM, 1S3,S00; rep, 1o5134; pro-, s.
5J2.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. AT IL
o'clock the indications are that the
Democrats have elected the following
congressman: Henrick, in First;
Clardy, Second; Montgomery, Fourth;
Terry, Sixth; McCreary, Eighth;
Hart, Tenth; Stone, Eleventh. The
republicans have elected Hunter, in
Third, Evans in Fifth, Denny in
Seventh and Pugh in Ninth. AS the
returns come in Evans majority in
creases and it may reach 1850. The
Commercial claims the election OF
Judge Denny, republican, over w. C.
Owens, democrat, in the Seventh ASH
lan0 district by 1000 majority
Late returns from the Ashland dis
trict indicate a close race between
Denny, republican, and Owens, demo-
crat, with chances in favor of the
former by small majority. 1t seems
now that Colson, one of the two re-
publican candidates in the Eleventh
district, will win. Hunter, republican,
in ha irS al
There is doubt as to the election OF
Lewis, republican, making great
race. Pugh, republican, has in all
probability won in the Ninth district.
Col. Evans, republican, in the Fifth,
claims $500 majority. Louisville for
the first time goes republican. The
democrats elected three and perhaps
four of their candidates for judges OF
the court of appeals.
| Massachusetts.
Massachusetts, elected state officers, con-
| gressmen and a legislature which will choose
! senator. The vote for president in 1892 was
| Rep, 202.814; DEM, 176sl3; peo., 321O; peo, T.
| 53a
| SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. From
the returns received up to II o'clock,
the indications are that Massachusetts,
has given Greenhalge a majority of "a,
900, a gain of 10000 over last year
The proba bilities are that eleven out
of the fourteen congressman we'll be
elected and that the lower house will
easily have a republican majority.
Massachusetts, is likely to have solid
republican delegation in congress.
| Minnesota.
| Minnesota elected state officers congress
| men and legislature, which will name
| United States senator. The vote for president
in 1892 was: Rep, 122, 733; DEM, 1oO.579; PEG.
| 30,s9S: pro-, 1fOl7.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. THE polls
closed at I o'clock and figures are slow
about coming in, only few scattering
reports have been received up to 9
o'clock. There has been a great fall
ing off in the democratic vote and gain
by both republicans and populists, the
latter gaining the most, however, the
| republicans would still win if they had
held their own, as the other parties did
not entirely join together. There.
fore, it seems that Gov. Mel.
SON, republican, is reelected by
an increase over his plurality
Of $4,000 of two years ago. The labor
vote has chiefly gone to the populists
and that party has held most, if not all
OF its former sire myth throughout the
state. Congressman are elected as fol-
lows: First district, j. A. Tawney, re-
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