The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-11-09

ity. The legislature will be about four
ffths republican in both branches
HELENA, Mont, Nov. 7.-Returns
coming in very slow. 1t is believed
Hartman, republican is elected to con-
gress and Hunt, republican, chosen for
the supreme bench
New York.
New York elected governor and several other |
state of1cers. congressman and LEGISLATURE
The vote in 1892 was: Dem. 6o4,soS; rep, 6O9,-
so: peo.. 16.4.9: pro-. $3.50
New YORK, Nov. THE repu blicans |
have carried New York state by esti-
mated pluralities ranging from 100, 900
to 10000. These figures represent the
probable plurality of Levi P. Morton,
republican, for governor over David B.
Hill, democrat, based upon the vote Of
New York city and Brooklyn complete
and returns from more than half of the
election districts above the Harlem
river. The total vote for the two lead
ing candidates is considerably in excess
of that polled for Flower and Fassett
for governor in 1891. In addition to
which is the vote cast this year for
Wheeler, independent democrat, which
will exceed 10000. The tremendous
republican sweep in the city and state.
it is estimated, has elected twenty
three republican congressman, gain
of eight over the present representa-
ton in congress. In place of all an
ticipated results comes a sweep of such
proportions and from every quarter be-
yond the highest claims by the repub-
licans. From pluralities ranging from
IS, 900 to 125, 900 in the district below
the Harlem river for the democratic
party the republican party turns the
city vote into 10000 plurality for its
state candidates.
Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania elected state officers, congress-
men and legislature. The latter will choose a
senator. Vote in 1892: Rep, 516,011; DEM,
452, 264; peo, STA: pro-, 25.123.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Incomplete
returns received up to 1890 a. m. show
net republican gain over 1892 of S0,-
921. The same ratio of gain in the dis
tricts yet to hear from would indicate
a plurality in the state for Hastings for
phia gives Hastings from 81, 900 to 49,
900 plurality. No estimate of the con-
gressional delegation.
Wyoming.
Wyoming elected state officers, congressman
and legislature Two United States senators
are to be chosen by the legislature. Vote in
1892: Rep 1876; fusion, 7,54S.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. THE wealth
er throughout the state yesterday was
fair and full vote was polled. The
indications are that the full repu blican
state and a majority of the republican
legislative candidates are elected, in
surfing the election of two republican
United States senators.
Texas.
Texas elected state officers, congressman and
legislature. Vote of 1892: DEM. 239, 14s; rep,
81, Az; peo, 90, $685. pro-, 2,165.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. THE dem
ocrats elect ten congressman, with the
remaining districts doubtful. No def
mite figures on governor. Populists
show gains and democratic majority
has been reduced.
North Carolina.
North Carolina ele cted congressman, several
state officers and legislature, which elects
senator, The vote in 1892 was: DEM. 1872 ,951;
rep, 100 ,346; peo., H,732.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 7.-Raleigh
shows democratic loss. Wake county
is probably republican. News indi-
Gates some doubt in the Fifth district,
repr esented by Settle.
Wisconsins
Wisconsin elected state officers, congressman
and legislature Vote in 1892: DEM, III ALB;
rep, 17O975: peo., 9,s70; pro-, 1905.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Late returns
increase the republican gains in the
state and fully warrant the estimate of
from 10000 to $4,000 republican ma
jority. The republican majority in the
state senate will be about 6, according
the republican ma ority will not be less
than 20. No estimate can be made OF
the congressional nomination.
West Virginia.
West Virginia elected congressman and a
legislature which will also choose a United
States senator The interest in this state CEN
tered upon Chairman Wilson, who was seeking
a reelection in the Second district. Vote in
1892: Dem, 81, 435 rep, So a52 peo., 4165; pro-,
2l3O.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov 7.-Repub.
lican state committee claim that Viii.
liam L. Wilson is defeated by 1,5OO ma
jority. They also claim that Governor,
republican, is elected in the First dis
trict., and Hurting, republican, Third
district. The democratic state congress
sional committee does not. There has
been nothing received to indicate the
complexio ion of the next legislature.
New Jersey.
New Jersey elected congressman and legis-
latura, which will elect senator The vote
In 1892 was: DEM, HOB; rep, 156,O6S: peo.,
800: pro-, s,13l.
TRENTON, N. J., Nov. THE indica-
tions as to the political complexion of
the next legislature is that the house
will stand forty republicans an1 TWEEN
ty democrats, AMI the senate sixteen
repu blicanS and five democrats, a re-
publican ma ority of thirty-one on
joint ballot. Middlesex is the only
county electing democratic senator.
Unofficial but see mingly accurate esti-
mates at midnight make the New Jer-
sey delegation to congress four repub-
icans and four democrats, republic
an gain of two.
South Carolina.
South Carolina elected state officers. con-
gressmen and legislature. The latter will
elect q senator The state went largely demo-
cratic for president.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. There is no
doubt that Evans, democrat, will be
elected governor by large majority.
At this hour it is doubtful whether the
vote will be in favor of the calling of
constitutional convention. Democrats