Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-12
RETURNS.

| changes later.
Massachusetts, s-Greenhalge carries
the State by over $1,000 plurality.
| Every congressman but one is repub-
lican and almost every county Off
cial. Boston, the stronghold of the
democracy, was almost reversed and
went democratic by a little over 5000.
| Connecticut = All the republican
State officers are elected by the pop
ular vote. The republicans elect twen-
| ty of the twenty four senator's, possi-
bly, more, and a big majority in the
House. 1t is the greatest republican
victory ever known in the State. New
Haven, usually democratic by from
5000 to 1000, is republican by over
5000, electing all the republican can
didates, even the Judge of Probate.
1t was a regular landslide.
Pennsylvania-Ch Chairman Gilkerson
of the republican State committee,
claims the State for Hastings by over
265, ZOO plurality. Pennsylvania new
congressional delegation will stand
20 republicans and 1 democrat.
ennessee-Chairman Carroll of the
democratic State committee comedies
the election Of Evans, republican, as
governor by from 5000 to 10000.
1t is conceded that Evans, rep, has
carried the State for governor. His
friends claim IL, 900 plurality.
Iowa-A small vote was polled in
Ctofn ntI1T u
hand to indicate the election of the
entire republican ticket by 10000,
with the exception of Granger S. ALI
niger for the Supreme Court, whose
| opponents were endorsed by the pop
ulists. The republicans elect 10 con-
gressmen and the result in the second
district is in doubt, with chances in
favor of Walter 1. Hayes, dem., by
small plurality.
So. Dakota-C. III. Sheldon,rep. was
reelected governor of So. Dakota.
| Returns indicate the election to
congress of johnson, rep, by 10000;
also the election of Allen, rep, and
the entire State ticket by 1900 plural
ity. The legislature is overwhelm
ingly republican.
Delaware The republicans have
carried the State so far as governor
and congressman are concerned.
Maryland-The latest returns show
that the republicans elect four Of the
six congressman from this State.
| Michigan The republicans have
elected Rich for governor and the en-
tire State ticket by a plurality Of from
%, 600 to $4,000, 10 out of u congress
men and more than two thirds Of the
legislature.
Louisiana The republican State
committee claim that KernOshan,
Coleman and Blattie, republican can
didates for congress, were defeated
| by intimidation and fraud.
Kentucky = Returns indicste the
probable election Of six democratic
democrats have probably elected all
four judges Of the court of appeals.
Kansas-The republicans claim the
State by $4,000 to 10000: 7 of the 8
republican candidates for congress
are elected certain. The Legislature
| is safely rep. Republicans claim the
defeat ofCongressman Simpson by g.
900 majority. And stScockles Jerry''
gone too.
Minnesota-The1e is no doubt Of the
election of Nelson, republican, for
governor by at least 20, ,O00 plurality.
Nevada-Newlands, silver congress
| man, is elected by 1850. Cleveland,
republican, for governor, carried
Washoe, Ormsby and Storey counties
by 800. Neither silverites nor repub-
licans concede the State. The legis-
lative winners include about an equal
proportion of populists and republic
ans.
Colorado = The republicans have
1,7OO majority. There will be repub
lican majority of II on joint ballot in
the legislature, insuring the return Of
Sen. Walcott.
The republicans carried Indiana by
upwards of $4,000, capturing both
branches Of the legislature. They
Sesh1AOd ONOIyO hO III ohO LIZ SOIS5. 0io
tricts by pluralities ranging from 400,
the figure by which Holman is defeat
ed, to $4,000.
New York Morton's plurality in
this State is nearly 155, 600. All the
constitutional amendments have been
carried. The complete figures will
not be known until the full vote by
counties are canvassed. The propos-
ed consolidation of New York, Brook
lyn, Staten Island and portion of