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to the Democrats. The landslide seems

to the Democrats. The landslide seems
to have reached every district, with
the possible exception of the Third.
which the Democrats still claim. In the
Second District returns are coming in
very slowly. MIR. Wilson, Dem.,. is
undoubtedly de Gated. but the indica-
tions are that the majority against
him will be small. Dayton, Rep, has
made gains at all points heard from,
but these are all on the railroads. and
this was expected. The gains r
larger, however, than the Republicans
had counted on to give thom tho dis
trict by 500.
Victory for Morton.
The Republicans have carried New
York State by estimated pluralities
ranging from 10000 to $50 600. The
total vote for the two leading candi-
dates is considerably in excess of that
polled for Flower and Fassett for Gov
ernor in 1891. in addition to which are
the votes cast this year for Wheeler.
Ind. Dem. which will exceed 10000.
The tremendous Republican sweep in
the city and State. it is estimated, has
elected twenty-three Republican con
gressmen, a gain of eight over the
present representation in Congress.
Wuln Wins by 100000.
Illinois has gene Republican ly q
majority Estimated by Chairman Tan
ner at lOu,OM. The Republicans have
also probably elected sixteen of the
twenty-five Congressman and u major
ity of both branches of the General
Assembly. They have certainly Sc
cured a ma ..ority on Joint ballot in the
General Assembly and will elect the
sue essor to Senator Cullom. Repub-
licans estimate their majority in Cook
County at $4,000, electing the entire
ticket.
Returns from Rhode Island.
Complete returns have not been re-
ceived from either of the Congression-
al districts in Rhode Island, but the
figures at hand leave no doubt of the
success of Bull. Republican, over Lap.
ham, Democrat, in the First District,
and Arnold, Republican, over Garvin,
Democrat, in the Second District. The
receipt of returns from various towns
is hampered by tho prostration of tho
wires on account of the storm. but all
the returns received have the Repub.
lican trend indicated in the dispatches
from other States.
New Hampshire Republican.
Returns from New Hampshire were
never moro tardy, but those received
show Republican majorities. Les
than one-auarter OF the State has been
reported, but the returns at hand in
dictate that Busiel will have at least
6,OG0 lead over Kent. The election of
two Republican Congressman is con-
coded, and the Legislature will be Re-
publican by probably seventy-ive.
Four wards in Manchester show a net
Republican gain of $40.
North Dakota Is Republican.
North Dakota returns so far show
Allin rep, for Governor. running
ahead of the ticket. The Republicans
gain in Fargo, Grand Forks, Bismarck
and all other large towns, while in
some country precincts the Populists
gain slightly. Allin's election by 5000
plurality is claimed by the Republican
Central Committee. The Democrats
concede it by 1000. M. II. johnson
rep. is reelected to Congress.
Michigan Republican by $4,000.
Michigan has gone Republican by
about 10000 plurality. The Republi-
can State Central Committee claim it
will exceed that figure, while Secre-
tary Hosford, of the Democratic COM
mittee. comedies the Republican plu-
rality to be 10000. The Republicans
have also elected every one of the
twelve Congressman.
Close Race I'm Kansas.
Incomplete returns from one.third of
Kansas indicate the election of Brod-
erick. Rep, in the First Congressional
District; q. L. Miller, Rep, in tho
Second; s. S. Kirkpatrick. Rep, in
the Third; Charlei Curtis in the
Fourth. 1t now looks as If Jerry
Simpson vas beaten.
Iowa IL All Republican.
Heavy Republican gains were shown
In Iowa from tho start, and the State
committee claims lite entire State tick
ct by 5000 plurality and ten Congress-