The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-16


for him by LOCO. ACCORDING
to the reports at the republican head
quarters, Chester /. Long defeate
Jerry Simpson in the Seventh distric
by /. 700 votes. Frederick in the First
Miller in the Second, Kirkpatrick il
the Third, Curtis in the Fourth an,
Calderhead in the Fifth are elected b.
safe pluralities. although the return
are not sufficient to give the vote
Chairman Leland gives David Over
myer 81, OOG votes.
The equal suffrage amendment wa
defeated.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 9.-The Sixth
district is still in doubt
The populists claim the election O
Baker by $50 plurality. The repub
licans admit that the returns lool
badly for Ellis. but claim that tn,
official count will elect him.
Kentucky.
Kentucky elected congressman and severa
judges of the court of appeals. The vote il
1892 was: Dem, lS3,s00; rep, i55, 13f: pro-, s.
$50
LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. THE con
pressional race in the Ashland district
is very close. At noon complete semi
official returns from six counties and
partial returns from two others give
Denny As plurality. Colson, republic
an, is undoubtedly elected to congress
by 1000 plurality in the Eleventh dis
trict.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 9.-The returns
in Ashland district give Owens lis ma.
iority. Majorities for Denny, repub-
lean: Fayette, LOGS; Woodford. IL;
Beveron, 437; Henry, %; total. 1,5ii.
Col. Stone. republican, has over 5000
in the Eleventh district.
Louisiana.
Louisiana elected congressman. In 1892 the
tote was: Dem. s1.9e2; rep. a5.33s.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Full returns
confirm the previous dispatches of all
tx democratic candidates for congress
n Louisiana.
Maryland.
Maryland also elected congressman. The vote
Il 1892 was: Dem, 1885; rep, 92.s63: peo.,
96; pro-, 5.sT7.
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 9.-The repub-
lean state committee announces that
n addition to the Third and Fourth
districts they will also
ontest the election of J. W. Miles in
he First district on the ground of
'ribery and repeating all along the
astern shore.
Massachusetts.
Massachusetts, elected state officers, con-
ressmen and a legislature which will choose \
enator. The vote for president in 1892 was:
ep., e02,sI4 dem, l76.sl3; peo., $40; peo., a..
3d.
BosToN, Nov. 9.-Returns from all
nut two cities and towns in the state
i've Greenhalge, republican, 196. a42;;
democrat, 12s, 436, a republican
ain of 81. 1O9. The legislature will be
S follows: House, 100 republicans. %
senate, IS republicans,
Congressional delegation,
republicans and democrat.
Michigan.
Michigan elected state officers. congressmen
nd legislature which will choose two United
tates senators. The vote in 1892 was: Rep,
:. s2i; dem. sO7,ss4 peo.. 1882; pro-. 1909
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9.-Of the
state senator's elected
very one is a republican. OF the 100
lembers of the house all are repub-
lean except John Donova. of the Ray
ounty districts. Congressman all re-
ublicans.
Minnesota.
Minnesota elected state officers. congress-
len and a legislature. which will name a
nited States senator. The vote for president
/ 1892 was: Rep, sss,735; DEM. lOO,579; peo.,
),39s: pro-, 14,O17.
ST. PAUL, Nov. minnesota sends
solid republican delegation to Wash
lgton.
Mississippi.
Congressman were also elected in Mississippi.
he vote in 1892 was: Dem, 0,231: total oppo-
tion, 1862.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 9.-The demo-
rats have carried every district in the
tate.
Missouri.
Missouri elected several state officers. con-
ressmen and legislature. The vote in 1892
as: Dem, 267, 1888; rep, 6,Si9; peo., 4),925:
TO-. 4.3l4.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The result of the
lissouri election is becoming clearer
nd the extent of republican success
well defined. There is al
lost no doubt that the republican
tate ticket has been successful. The
epublicans, in comparison with two
ears ago, had a plurality of 29,661
D overcome. Fifty-seven counties out
+ ia show a net republican gain of
5, 729. The same ratio for the remain
1g fifty-seven counties would elect w.
|. Robinson,supreme judge; J. L. Kirk,
of schools, and Joseph
Tory, railroad commissioner, by not
ass than 5000 plurality. In the state
ouse of representatives the re-
ublicans have made gains enough
D give them a majority of
he legislature on joint ballot, but the
enate of itself, by holdover members,
Till remain democratic. In the con-
ressional districts it is now fairly
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'ourth iEllison's), Sixth DeArmond's).
eventh (Heard's), Ninth Champ
lark's). the Thirteenth Fox's),
'ourteenth (Arnold's) and Fifteenth
have been carried by the
epublicans. The Eighth (Bland's) is
till in doubt, as is also the Third
Dockery's). The Tenth and Eleventh
St. Louis are also republican. The
ure democratic districts are the Sec
nd. Fifth and Twelfth.
From the best information possible
D obtain at this time the legislature
ill stand as follows: Senate, Il dem
Gratis and Il republicans; house, CO
&c republicans and popu-
SITS. If this estimate is not changed
ne republicans will have a majority
16 on joint ballot. The lieutenant
oyernor being a democrat, that party