Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
THE way THEY VOTED
Gummary of Election Returns
In the Various States of
the Union.
UNPRECEDENTED MAJORlTIEs
In New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin.

Following is summary of the results
of the election of Nov. 6 in various
states. AS was indicated by the early
returns nearly everything went Repub-
ican by unprecedented majorities.
Minnesota elected Nelson, Rep, by
60, 900 plurality. The legislature and
all the congressman are Republican.
In North Dakota figures so far re-
ceived indicate the election OF AIlin
and the entire Republican ticket by
about 5000 plurality. Johnson is re-
turned to congress by about the same
figure.
South Dakota Republicans elected
both congressman and a big majority
of the legislature. Their state ticket
has over $4,000 plurality.
Republicans made clean sweep OF
congressman in Iowa, and their plural
ity on the state ticket is not far from
sc, 000
Wisconsin joined the triumphal pro-
cession with plurality of about 90 ooo'
The legislature and all congressman
tra Republicans.
The state of Colorado comes up with
a plurality of about 10000 for the Re-
publican ticket
In Montana, Wyoming and Washing
ton Republicans took everything
Nevada is very close with probabili'
ties favoring the success of the silver
party by a few hundred votes.
California elected Democratic gov
ernor. The remainder Of the offices
are divided.
West Virginia, the home of William
L. Wilson, is solidly Republican, and
will send Stephen B. Elkins to the
United States senate.
Ohio's Republican majority was over
$50, 900. The Democrats elect 2 out OF
% congressman.
The result in Indiana is extraordi-
nary, the Republicans electing every
congressman and carrying the state by
about 100000
In Pennsylvania the Democrats elect
2 congressman out Of IS. The Republir
can state ticket has plurality of over
10000.
New York gives Levi P. Morton
100, 600 plurality, and Strong, Rep, is
elected mayor Of New York city by
about $4,000
All the New England states went
Republican by increased majorities
New Jersey was also captured by the
G. o. P, with the possible exception OF
one congressman.
Delaware and Missouri, two Of the
states credited to the solid South, also
deserted the Democracy, the former
being completely captured by the Re.
publicans.
Democrats got nothing in Michigan,
the Republican plurality reaching
about 100000.
Tennessee, another state classed with
the solid South, elected Republican
governor and at least four congress
men. The legislature is in doubt.
Kentucky returned six Republican
congressman, with one, Owens dis
trict) still in doubt.
Idaho was Republican by 1900.
New M x,co, Oklahoma and Arizona
we It R public an.
Oreaol elected two Republican con-
gressmen.
Alabama, Texas, Mississippi, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana and Arkansas re-
main Democratic, but the Republicans
and Pops get few congressman.
Kansas, the hotbed of the Populism,
returned all Republican congressman
and elected the entire state ticket.
The next congress will consist Of
about $50 Republicans, So Democrats, 1
silverite and populists.
The senate will contain "A Republi-
cans and A Democrats and Populists.
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