Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-07

islature At midnight the returns indicated
| the election Of the republican ticket by a
| majority of 30, 900.
The republicans claim the election of their
| entire state ticket, the lower house OF the
| legislature and eight of the ten Congress-
| men. Democrats claim the election of Peck
| for governor and four Congressman.
| AdVices at republican and democratic
| headquarters from the interior of the state
are that the vote was very heavy. There
| ers hold to their first claims on the state
| and legislature results. Chairman Wall OF
the democratic committee declined to make.
| any estimate of the result, as his advices
| were slow in coming in.
| Colorado.
John F. Shafroth and Thomas NJ Bow.
| en-, republicans, were elected to Congress
| in the two districts of Colorado The pres
| ent delegation consists of two populists.
| Gov Waite Is defeated for reelection.
The indications are that Mcintyre. re-
publican. for governor, will have 1900 to
10000 majority over Waite. populist.
| Minnesota.
| Returns so far received indicate thai
| Minnesota democrats are losing to both
| republican and populist candidates for gov.
| efnor. There Is no doubt of the election OF
| Nelson, republican, for governor by 10000
| plurality.
| Wyoming.
| The weather throughout Wyoming waI
| fair and large vote was polled. The in,
| dications are that the republican state and
| the majority of the republican Legislature
| are elected, insurng the election Of two
| republican Senators.
| The Wichita Kan, Eagle republican,
| claims that Jerry Simpson was defeated
| for Congress by Long. the republican candi.
| 1000.
All over the state the republican gains
| were large and the Eagle said that 1t is
! generally conceded that Governor Lewelling
| is defeated by Morrill,, the republican cam
didate for governor, by over 10000 plural
| ity. The miners voted solidly for Lewelling.
| The voting was generally very heavy.
| David Overmyer, democratic candidate for
| governor in Kansas, wires the Associated
| Press follows:
| 100 a.m.-Indications point to the election
of Morren and republican ticket by good
majorities. Suffrage probably defeated
| Republicans will carry all but two con-
gresisonal districts, the sixth and seventh
| being in doubt. Senator Martins trade
with the populists diverted many democratic
votes to Lewelling, and alarmed conserva-
tive democrats, who voted for Morrell in
| large numbers, thus cutting the democratic
ticket down. The legislature probably re-
publican"
Two hundred and sixteen towns and pre-
cncts in Kansas give morrill, 25,272; Lew
elling, 1884; overmeyer, 3,475.
| Nebraska.
| Though returns from throughout the state
| of Nebraska coming in exceedingly
| slow complete returns on the head of the
| ticket from some localities indicate that
| the fusion candidate for governor is elected
| by 5000 plurality. The fusion ticket repre-
scented the free silver element in the demo-
cratic party. The anti-silver democrats
| bolted and nominated another ticket. The
! fusionists probably carried the legislature.
which means the election of Bryan, demo-
| crat and populist, over Henderson, republic
| can, to the United States Senate.
At midnight, with 107 precincts received
from the state, on head of the ticket thd
L s2ntA AI,s,
S54; Holcomb. demccrat-populist, 4,667t
| Sturtevant, straight democrat, 665 Same
precir cts in 1892 gave Crounse, republican,
S.693; Van Wyck, porulist. 6.397: Morton.
| den ocrat, 5000. Nothing in the way of ac-
| curate details on any other part of tho
| ticket will be obtained before tonight. All
the fight was made on heads of tickets.
| and no attention was paid to the balance.
| Iowa.
| The election In Iowa was for minor state
| officers and for men. bers of Congress. Al
midnight the returns indicated the election
of the entire republican ticket by a major.
| ity of $4,000.
| The election in Idaho was for a full state
ticket, one Congressman and a Legislature
to elect a successor to United States Sem
| ator George L. Sharp. The indications are
| that the republicans have carried the state
by majority Of 5000 to 1900.
Washington.
| The election in Washington was for two
judges of the supreme court and a legisla-
| ture to choose a successor to United States
Senator John r. Allen. At late hour last
| night the returns were meager, but they in
dictated the election OF the republican
| ticket by a majority of between 10000 and
! 10000.
| south Dakota.
The election in South Dakota was for state
| officers, Congress and legislature to
choose q successor to United States sena-
ton Of the republican ticket by a majority
| Of 5000
| North Dakota.
The election In North Dakota was for q
| state ticket, the legislature, one Congress-
man and a constitutional amendment pro-
| turns Indicate the election Of the repubu-
can ticket by 5000 to 5000 majority.
| The election in Montana was for minor
| state office. Congress and legislature
| which will elect two United States Senator'S
| Returns at midnight indicated the election
of the republican ticket by a majority Of
| 1900. The legislature will be republican.
Nevada.
| The election In Nevada was for state OH.
GERS, twenty-five constitutional amend
| ments a legislature and one Congressman.
| Returns at midnight indicated the election
of the republican ticket by majority Oh
possibly 1900.
| California.
| The election In California was for 9 fun
| state ticket for Congressman and for q
legislature to elect q successor to United
States Senator Perkins. At a late hour last
night the Indications were that the republic
| cans had carried the state by 10000 to
| 80 600 and also won the legislature.
Utah.
Utah returns came in exceedingly slow
and up to midnight no authentic figures
could be given. For delegate to Congress-
the returns showed well for Cannon repubA
Ecan, and the republicans claimed his elsos
ton by $500
Oklahoma Territory.
Returns so far from the counties on the
railroad in Oklahoma indicate that D.Flynls
republican, for delegate to Congress. "a
elected by $500 plurality y
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