The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
Reports Indicate a Great Repub-
ican Landslide.
DEMOCRATS WILL LOSE CONGRESS-.
Hi Defeated In New York-Wilson In All
Probability Defeated In West Vir-
ginia-Ohio Swept by the
Republicans.

Probability Defeated In West vir-
ginia-Ohio Swept by the
Republicans.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 7.-Returns
received here up to o'clock this morn
ing indicate that the country was over
taken by republican landslide yester-
day. New York has gone overwhelm-
ingly republican and the Tammany
ticket in New York city is defeated.
In Ohio there was a crushing demo
cratic defeat, giving the state to the
republicans by the largest plurality in
its history. The indications are that
the democrats lost ten congressman in
that state. In Colorado, Maryland,
West Virginia, Kansas and Illinois re-
publican gains are reported Indicating
that the republicans will have a clear
majority in the next house and that
Tom Reed will again be speaker.
Wilson's district in West Virginia is
in doubt, but he is probably defeated.
Tom johnson, the Ohio free trader,
has been turned down and SO has
Springer in Illinois. The returns from
the south indicate that in that section
of the country the democrats have held
their own. In the Ashland kentucky
district Owens, who defeated w. c. P.
Breckenridge for the democratic nomi-
nation, has in all probability been de-
feated by Denny, republican, although
the district is so close that the official
count may be required to decide the re-
suit.
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. THE re-
turns from the election in this state
indicate the election of all the demo-
cratic nominees with the possible ex-
ception of benson in the Seventh,
which, at present, seems to be in doubt.
The republicans are claiming the
Fourth and Ninth districts, but Rob-
bins and Underwood have good major
tiles. In the Fifth, Cobb defeats Good
win, leader of the populists.
California.
California elected state officers, congressman
and legislature; the latter body will choose o
United States senator. The vote in 1892 was:
Dem, III 1854; rep, III, Ala; pop 23129; pro-. g.
269.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. AT 1880
p. M, from incomplete returns from
cations are the contest for governor is
very close, with chances slightly in
favor of Budd, democrat. The repub-
licans have undoubtedly elected five
congressman, and possibly six. Ma
guire, democrat, is probably elected
from the Fourth district. With the ex-
ception of governor, the republicans
seem to be leading on the state ticket
and will probably have a majority
in the legislature. Estee is
not getting as large vote in
the country districts as was expected,
while Budd is doing well in San Fran
cisco, and estimates of his plurality in
this city run as high as 10000. At7p.
M, D. M. Burns, secretary of the state
republican central committee, made
the following statement: 1--WE claim
the state by at least 10000 majority.
Estee is elected beyond all doubt, as
well as the rest of the state ticket.
Estee will carry San Francisco by 5000
and the republicans will elect most of
the municipal ticket. The legislature
will be republican by comfortabl
majority"
Colorado.
Colorado elected state officers, congressman,
and the legislature which will choose United
States senator. The vote in 1892 was: Rep,
$500; pop. (Weaver) 1854.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 7.-Republicans
at midnight claim the election of Nc.
lntire for governor by 10000 plurality.
The populists do not concede the de-
feat of Waite, although they admit
that this (Arapahoe) county will give a
republican majority of $500 on the
head of the state ticket. The compost
ton of the next legislature is not yet
known, but the indications are that it
will be republican, in which event Sem
ator Wolcott will probably be re.
elected. Congressman Pence is I'M
doubtedly beaten in the First district
by Shafroth, republican. The Second
district is in doubt, with the chances
favoring Bell, populist.
Connecticut.
Connecticut elected state officers, congress
men and legislature. The vote in 1892 was:
Rep, 0,013 DEM. 1850; pro-, $3.50.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 7.-Returns
as far as obtainable from all parts OF
the state at midnight indicate that
Connecticut has experienced a great
republican landslide. This city has
gone republican. Pigott, the demo
cratic candidate for congress, who had
a majority of 5000 last year, is de-
feated probably by 1,0O0 majority by
N. d. Spears. Coffin, republican, for
governor, has about the same majority.
The town elects two republican rep
resentatives to the Legislature and the
senatorial district elects republican.
Delaware elected governor, congressman and
legislature. The vote in 1892 was: Dem, 1881
rep, 1907; pro-. SIG.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. Returns
are slow from lower Delaware. New
castle county is republican by 700 to
500. Kent county is democratic by 300
and Sussex by 800 to 400. Repu blican
state ticket probably elected, but dem
ocrats will probably save the legisla.
ture.s
Idaho.
Idaho elected state oficers. congressman and
legislature, which will name q senator. The
vote in 1892 was: Rep. $780, fusion, 10, $50; pro-
.2I9.
BOISE, Ida, Nov. THE election
passed off quietly in this state so far
as heard from. Interest is great and
it is thought very large vote has been
polled. There were no figures obtain
able until after midnight. During the