The National tribune., 1894-11-15
LONG LIST
OF TROPHIES.
Results Shown by the Latest Returns.

CABlFOBNlA.
A Republican majority of 90 in the Legis-
lature Governor, James II. Budd, Democrat.
CONNECTICUT.
Majorites for Republican Congressman from
all four Districts are from 1000 to 5000. En-
tire Republican State ticket elected by large
majority. Governor, D. Vincent Coffin, Repub-
,1ican.
IDAHO
Entire Republican State ticket elected by
over 1000 majority. Legislature Republican.
Mormon votes strongly Republican. Governor.
VIM. J. Mcconnell, Democrat.
INDIANA
Entire Republican State ticket elected by
10000. Legislature so Republicans 81 Demo
Gratis. Charles L. Henry. Republican candidate
for Congress. defeats Bynum in the Seventh
District by $3.50 having made a gain of 1,200
votes in his own County of Madison, which
went against him in 1892
IOWA.
Solid Republican delegation
KANSAS.
Longs Republican, majority about 1000
over Jerry Simpson. Governor, Maj. E. n.
Morrill,. Republican.
KENTUCKY.
Republicans elect majority of States County
officers and six Congressman. Evsns's majority
in Louisville 4, 500
MARYLAND.
All districts of Cecil County gave William B.
Baker, Republican. for Congress. al majority.
First time in 30 years Republicans have
carried this County Increased Republican
vote In all manufacturing districts.
ILLINOIS.
On the State ticket Republican plurality
over 100000. Legislature Republican by 20
Tenth District gave Gen. Post Republican,
z h IL. II. l.
Congressman in the State, outside of Cook
County. Thirteenth District gave Warner, Ro-
publican. e.3s6 plurality; Ninth District gave
Robert X. Hit, Republican. 1000 plurality;
Twentieth District, O'BurreIl, Republican,
1896 over Williams, Democrat, 1,469
NEBRASKA.
Legislature Republican by II majority.
State officers all Republican. Governor, HoI-
comb, Democrat. Congressman are: Strode
Mercer, Meiklejohn. Hainer, Andrews, Repub-
licans; Kern, Porulist.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston returns complete give GreenhaIge
29,998 and Russell SO. 023 against 90, 327 and
80 042 last year. net Republican gain of ). 500.
All OF the Republican candidates for Congress
were chosen except in the Ninth District, where
Fitzgerald, Democrat, has $500 plurality
Cogswell's plurality is over 5000. Pluralities
of Republican candidates exceed those of 1892
by thousands.
MISSOURI.
For the first time in Missouris history she
is Republican. Entire Republican State ticket
elected, 100 members OF the lower House of the
State Legislature. enough members OF State Sem
ate TO tic that body. and 10 of the Congressional
delegation, Republican. Swamp Angel" dis |
triet. containing only Democrats, elected Mosely, |
Republican. Republicans have elected C. G. |
Burton, First District; C.. n. Clark in the !
Third; George A. Crowthers, in the Fourth, |
and Messrs. Orion, Lewis, Hubbard, and Joy, |
to replace Hatch, Dockery, De |
Armand, Bland, and Espenschied.
NEW YORK.
Morton's plurality, 153, a3s. Votes, 66s.712. |
HILL 5l4.S74. The official vote of New York /
City for Mayor is as follows: William L. Strong /
Republican. 1903; Hugh J. Grant. Tam |
many, 1OS.778; Lucien Sanial, Socialist, 7I8I; |
James McCullum, Peoples, 29S; George Get |
ten. Prohibition, e66; Strongs plurality. |
"A. 265. The official vote for President of the /
Board of Aldermen gives John Jeroloman, Re-
publican plurality of 44,S73; E. ]. Fl. Tam !
sen, Republican. for Sheriff. 27.160. Uncer-
tainty about the Board of Aldermen was re-
moved by the police returns, which gave the
Republicans II out of 81 members. The Board |
will have the apportionment of the city for
Assembly Districts
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Legislature largely Repubican-212 Repre-
sentatves, five Councillors and IA out of "a |
Senator'S. Gov. Charles A. Busiel, Republican,
plurality nearly 10000. Sulloway, Repub-
|, 100; in Second District Henry N. Baker,
Republican, 5000 plurality.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Gen. Hastings's plurality 23asO7. House
III; Democrats. 81
SOUTH DAKOTA
Gamble and Sticker, Republican candidates
or Congress, elected by 5000 majority. c. FL.
Sheldon, Republican candidate for Governor
elected by over 5000 Legislature Al Repub-
leans q majority of II on joint ballot insur-
ng the reelection of R. F. Pettigrew Repub-
lean, to the United States Senate
NORTH DAKOTA.
Roger Allin, Republican, Governor. Repub-
lean State majority. NJ NJ. johnson, Republi-
IAN, for Congress.
WISCONSIN,.
Republican plurality over so, 600. The Leeis-
ature Republican in both branches. A solid
Republican delegation returned to Congress-
Governor, VIM. II. Upham, Republican.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The vote for candidates to the Senate and
House of Delegates gi ives Republicans control of
legislature in both branches. OF the Is DEM
'cratic candidates for the Senate IL were de-
Gated This makes the Senate stand IL DEM
crats and IA Republicans. The House of Del.
gates will stand 81 Democrats and 40 Repub.
leans, which will give the Republicans 80
majority on joint ballot. Republicans are
lected in the four Congressional Districts:
First. B. b. Dovener. 1000; Second, Alton G.
Dayton, 1900; Third, James II. Huling, 5000;
Fourth, Warren Miller 1000
NEW JERSEY
Solid Republican Congressional delegation.
legislature: Republicans 49, Democrats, 8, on
pint ballot. Insures Republican Senator to
ucceed Mcpherson.
Republican plurality for Secretary of State ,
xceeded $4,000. Congressman: First Dis
riot, Charles P. Taft; Second, j. H. BromweIl, .
republicans; Third. p. j. Sorg; Fourth, F. C.
.ayton, Democrats; Fifth, F. B. Dewitt; :
ixth, George w. Hulick Seventh. George w.
wilson; Eighth. l.. NJ. Strong Ninth, ]. H. !
outhard; Tenth, J.. j. Fenton; Eleventh, ,
harles II. Grosvenor; Twelfth, ID. K. Watson;
thirteenth, S. r. Harris; Fourteenth. w. s.
.err; Fifteenth, II. C. Van Voorhis; Sixteenth, !
orenzo Danford; Seventeenth, A. s. Mcclure; 7
Eighteenth, w. #. Taylor; Nineteenth. Stephen ,
. Northway; Twentieth, G. r. Beach; Twenty
rst. T. E. Burton, Republicans.
WASHINGTON.
Republican plurality in State, Is, 600. Legis- ]
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