The true northerner., 1894-11-09

laLQ0l eve HtnS hC"i a. . -
drv. A successful Democratic candl-
date is su h ra, ity that his pres ence
in the ranks OF the victors eXcltes
genuine surpri Q, both to the pubic
and to himself.
vuim Wins by 10000.
Illinois has gore Republican y a
ma 'ority timated by Charm an Tan
ner at l0p,ON. The Repub leans have
also probably elected sixteen OF the
twenty two Congressman and major
ity Of both branches OF the . enerai
Assembly. They have certainly Sc
cured ma ority on oint ballot III The
General Assembly and will elect the
sue essor to Senator Cullom. Repup-
licans estimate their majority in Cook
County at l5,C0o, electing the entire
ticket.
indiana Il Also Republicans.
The Indiana remocratic State Com
mittee give up the State. 1t 10 Ks as
if the Republican majority In the
state might reach 900. The lie pub
licans have Certai1ly elected eight,
and perhaps more, members OF Con-
gress.
Iowa l. All Republican.
Feavy Republican gains were shown
in Iowa rom the start. and the : tate
committee claims its entire State tick
eft bv 8. o. plurality and ten Congress-
men certain, with probability OF de-
feating Hay es, Democrat and nding
a solid delegation to Washington.
Gov Pec'S snowea
The Republicans have swept every
thing in sight in Wisconsin, with the
exception of a few Legislative and
Senatorial districts They have elected
Major w. II. Upham Cove nor by from
5000 to 5000 plurality, and WI him
goes the Republican tate ticket. Tney
have elected 8 ut of 10 Congre smen.
In the next / legislature the Repuoll-
cans will have a clean working ma
iority in the lower house, but the SEN
ate will probably be in dispute until
the official eturn, are received; Inc
state Senate will be b.tterly fought
TO-. as without it the Rcpubl cans can
not redistrict the State and lreak
what they now denUuLco as a gcrry-
mander.
IN .irma, wrso, l. 20 r."
The result in Wet Virginia is as
much a surprise to the epublicans as
TO the Democrats. The landslide seems
to Lave reached eve y di trl t, with
the possible except, n OF the Third,
which the emocrat still claim. In the
Second District re urns are coming In
very SLOWLY. MIR. Wilson, le a is
undou btedly de eated. but the in1ica-
tions a that he ma ority against
him will be mall Dayton, Hep., has
made gains at all points card from,
but he age all on the railroads ana
this was expected. The "a ms are
larger, howeve than the Republicans
had counted on give the "A the dis
trict by 200.
M rhigau Republican W $4,000
Michigan has gone Republican by
about 1900 pl raity. The Republi-
can tate Central COMMITTEES claim 1T
will exceed that tgure. while D Gre
tary Hosford, of the Aemocratie com
mittce, comedies the Ecpublican plu-
ra ity to be 100 The Republicans
have also elected every one OF the
twelve CCngressmen.
rt,-, or Nor on.
The Republicans Lave rried New
York state by estimated pluralities
ranging from / O,OO0 to 30 0OO. he
total vote for the two leading candi-
da es is considerably in excess of that
polled Tor Flower and as. ett for Gov
ernor in 1891 in addition to which are
the votes ca this year for heeler,
Ind. DEM. which will exceed = ,OO1.
The IL iemendoas Re ubl Can e. in
tie city aud State it is ct mated, has
elected twenty three epuDl an con-
gressmen, gain of eight over the
pre- ent repres ntatlon Ia Congress.
lwo iSepu lican -'r. -u,
In Wyoming full vote was rolled.
The indications are that the full e.
publican State ticket /, elected and
that the Legislature will lie kepubl-
can, insurin. the election IF two Iie-
publican United States Senators.
Csose IL ns,S
Jnco nplete returns from one third OF
Kansas indicate the election OF Brod-
erIck, hep., in the First Congressi nal
/ istrict; o. l.. Miller, ep., in the
Second s. S. Kirkpatrick. Fep., in
the Third; Charlie Curti in the
Fourth. q now looks as il Jerry
Simpson was beaten.
CIV. W.itc Defeated.
In Colorado the indications are that
McIntire Rep), for Go ernor, will
have 1000 to 10000 ma. .ority over
Wait, * o..
Fusinn Wins Ia Nebrask'.
From pre- ent indications Judge Eol-
comb, the fusi n P.pulist and Demo.
attic ,andidate. has been ected
Governor by mall plurality.
,prtu al xfstn A. ssrpuDsican.
North akOtl returns so far show
Allin rep. for Governor. running
ahead of the ticket. The Re ublicans
gain in Fargo, Grand orks, hi marck
and all other large towns, whlle in
some country precincts the opulists
gain slightly. Aliin s election by 900
plurality claimed by the Rep bl can
Central Committee. The Democ ats
concede it by 100. NJ. II. johnson
rep. is reelected to Congress.
d. aw - - axe.
Returns indicate tat the Republic
cans have carsied elaware by cVJ ma