The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-08
Augustus D. Bacon, Of Bibb county for I
the long term. Hit


Ohio.
Columbus, Nov. Z Ohio has broken
her record on Republican pluralities The
largest plurality heretofore was when
in 1853, had 1O1, 900 over e. j.. Vallnnd-
ingham the latter being eXiled at the
time in Canada. Last year Gov. Nc
Kinley carried the state by over $4,000.
The Democrats concede that the Repub-
Mckinley vote of last year. On the
basis of the state vote the Republicans |
claim seventeen of the twenty-One con-
>gressmen. The present Ohio delegation |
in congress consists of eleven Democrats |
and ten Republicans.
Iowa.
Des Moines, Nov: = Republicans
claim the state by $4,000. Republican
committee claims ten Republican CON
gressmen elected by increased majoritiess,
and in the Second, HAYES, defeat posi-
BILE. Returns slow in coming in.
Sioux City, Nov. 7-Congress- Elev-
enth district, Perkins, Rep, reelected by
$500 majority.
Des Moines. Nov. Tn the Fifth dis
trict Robert G. Cousins, Rep. is elected.
In the Seventh district John A. L. Hull,
Rep. is elected.
tuscaloosa, Nov. Lacey, Rep, is
elected to congress from the Sixth dis
trict by 1000 plurality.
Dubuque, Nov. Tn the Third dis
trict D. B. Henderson, Rep, is elected
Fort Dodge, Nov. I'm the Tenth dis
ed by 700 majority.
Davenport, Nov. 7.-Hayes, DEM, is
| reelected in the Second district.
! - Nebraska. If
Omaha Nov. with 1O7 precincts re-
| frNr, fhN fotn 40 n tho
| ticket, the candidates stand: Majors,
rep, 1O,S54; Holcomb, dem.-pop. 1857;
| Sturdevant straight dem, 665. The same
precincts in 1892 gave Crounz rep, S,S95;
Van Wyck, pop, 6,397; Morton, DEM,
5000. Nothing in the way OF accurate
will be obtained before Wednesday night.
All the fight was made on heads OF tick
cts and no attention was paid to the pal
ance. Everything continues to favor Hol-
combs election by $4,000 plurality.
l. Kansas.
Kansas, City, Nov. 7.-Returns thus
far received from Kansas indicate the
election of Morrill, Rep.) and the entire
Republican state ticket The Republic
| and probably carried all but two congress
sional districts. and the legislature is
probably Republican on joint ballot.
Wilmington, Nov. 7.-Returns are slow
from lower Delaware. Republican, state
ticket probably elected, but the Demo
Gratis may save til legislature.
publicans have carried the state by SOC
majority.
Louisiana.
! New Orleans. Nov. 1.-The returns sc
far show almost a certainty of the cleo
- <1,n lnll dol
ton from Louisiana by about 5000 ma
jority each in the First, Third. Fourth
J | Fifth and Sixth districts, and the cleo
ton of Charles f. Buck in the Secont
district by Il large majority to succeed
| davis.
Michigan.
t Detroit, Nov. I. Michigan has gon
. Republican by about 60,O0O plurality
I The Republican state central committe
} claim it will exceed that figure, Will
: Secretary Hosford, of the Democrat
e rality to be 10000 The Republican
L have also elected every one of the lively
!, | congressman. sS.s
Kentucky.
l. Louisville. Nov THE vote through
out Kentucky to-day was well polleC
IS and the congressional r:.ses in the Fiftl
l. Third, Ninth and Eleventh districts ho
L ly contested. Returns indicate the elet
o ton of the following congressman: job
: J; Kendrick Dem;l John D. Clard
Ii McDermott (Dem.); A. S. Berry Dem.
If McCreary Dem): J. NJ. Kendall Dem
IS William Beckner (Dem.)
Birmingham, Nov. THE Democrat
1iSfria
j. the state except the Seventh, which is
doubt, by majorities ranging from Loo
b. to 5000. In the Seventh, Howard, Por
S; is pressing Denny, Dem. closely, an
v may defeat him.
Baltimore, Nov. THE compression
ic delegation from this state will stan
t. First district. W. H. Henry, long tern
J. w. Miles. short. Second. J. f. Ts
d, bot, Dem; Third, H. Weller Rusk, Dem
- in doubt with betting in favor fave Of GoH
Rep: Sixth, G. L. Wellington, Rep. II
Fifth and Sixth are now claimed by Il
e. | Democrats. -.ts.s .sa-s
70 South Carolina.
ic Columbia. s. c., Nov. 7-There is
doubt that Evans, Dem, will be elect
governor by large majority It is doul
full whether the vote will be in favor
IN the calling of constitutional conventio
". Democrats will be reelected to congre
"a in all districts unless it is the Fir
he | where Elliot, cX-member, and Democr;
MS | is running against Murray, present neg
at | congressman from that district
:: | Virginia. .
,e Richmond. Nov. AT midnight ls
night Democratic State Chairman
Taylor Ellison gave out the followi1
1.-THE returns ut this hour seem to in
no cate that we have carried the first eie
of districts. The news from the Ninth a
az Tenth districts is not definite enough
10 warrant an opinion as to the result of t
election in these districts, though
have strong hopes of carrying them boil
~ North Carolina.
~, ~ Raleigh, Nov. Pearson, fusioni
~ claims to be elected in the Ninth. Fiji
ne nc district indicates that Settle S probaI
,nn elected. Other districts probably Den
~ cratic. but news very meager. Leg
~ lature is Democratic by greatly redu1
"a a. majority.
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