The Irish standard., 1894-11-10

publicans and 35 democrats in the
house; so repub blicans and 20 demo.
Gratis in the senate.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 7. Ohio has
/ broken her,record on republican plu-
ralities. The largest plurality here
tofore was when John Brough (rep. J.
for governor in 1868. had 101, ,oOe over
Clement L. Va1landingham dem. the
latter being exiled at the time in Can
ada. Last year Gov. Mckinley carried
the state by over $4,000.
While the republicans claim plu-
rality for Secretary of State Taylor OF
1875, 900 to 10000 the democrats con-
cede that the republicans have made
large gains over the Mckinley vote of
last year and have possibly beaten the
Brough high-water mark of 1858. On
the basis of the state vote the repub-
licans claim seventeen of the twenty
one congressman, the present Ohio
delegation in congress consisting OF
eleven democrats and ten repu bllcans.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 7.-All the re-
turns indicate that this county has gone
republican by nearly 5000, or nearly
as big plurality as Mckinley re-
ceived year ago. This insures the
defeat of johnson (dem) for congress
in the Twenty first district by at least
5000.
pEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. THE repub-
lican state committee claim its entire
state ticket by $4,000 plurality and ten
congressman certain.
Michigan
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 7.-Careful
compilation of reports received by
both state committees indicates tine
election of John Z. Rich {rep.) for
governor, over S. O. Fisher (dem.) by
from 30, 900 to 50, 600; the whole repub~
lican state ticket is elected; a solid
republican delegation to congress, and
Wayne county, in which, Detroit is
located, republican on all offices ex-
cept treasurer. Congressional nomi~
nees elected are:
First district, John 3, Corliss; Second, O, M
spaulding; Third, Julius c. Burrows (re-
elected): Fifth William Alden Smith: SiIth,
D. D. Aitken {ree,ectei) Seventh, Horace
Snover: Eighth, Boswell p Bishop; Ninth,
William S. Linton {reelected}; Tenth. Ros-
seau v. Crump; Eleventh. John Avery ire
eleoted); Twelfth, S NJ. Stevenson Geelected>
-all republicans.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.--Republicans
have elected Maj. w. NJ. Upham gov"
ernor by from $4,000 20 10000 plurality.
aud with him goes the republican state
ticket. They have elected nine out OF
ten congressman. Milwaukee city and
county have gone republican by 1900
or $500 plurality, the populist vote
running up to 5000, an increase Of
5000 ever their strength in the spring,
In the next legislature the repu blicans
will have a clean working ma ajority in
the lower house, bat the senate wl!i
probably be in dispute until the ctt3~
cial returns are received.
Missouri.
ST. Louis, Nov. T.-~State democratic
headuuarters at the LELAND hotel were
closed at 10 o'clock Tuesday night, and
the committeeman were slow to give
information concerning the state re-
turns. Judge Black is reelected to the
state supreme bench. Returns in this
city show the election Of q majority Of
the democratic city and legislative
ticket. From all indica tions the Mis-
souri, congressional delegation will
stand: Democrats, ~; republicans, s,
.-~a gain of one for the latter.
Kansas.
ToPKxA, Kan, Nov. 7.-~Chairnan
Leland, of the republican state central
committee, at o'clock said that the
election of the entire republican state
ticket is assured by Il majority OF from
IS. 900 to 10000. He claims the cleo
ton of seven OF the eight repub-
lican candidates for" congress as ab"
solutely certain, and the prospects
good for the election of the others.
The legislature is now considered safe"
ly repu blican, which will probably in
sure the election Of Calvin Hood. busi-
ness partner of the late Senator Plumb.
TO the United States senate. Repub-
licans claim the defeat OF Congressman
Jerry Simpson in the Seventh con-
gressional district by 1000 votes.
Colorado.
DENVER, Col, Nov 7.-~The indica"
tions are that McIntire (rep. J, for gov"
ernor will have $1,000 to 20, 900 majority
over Waite (pop.). The Times~sun
claims tho republican majority in this
(Arapahoe) county will bo 10000
and that the remainder Of the
state will give republican naa-
jority of 5000. Waite has run
behind his ticket many thousands,
and has undoubtedly carried the entire
ticket down to defeat with hin. II
the republicans have 10000 majority
on the head the state ticket they
will undoubtedly control the leglsla
tare and reelect Senator Wolcott.
Pence (pop), is beaten by shafroth
(rep.) FOR congress in the First district
Bell (pop. may defeat Bowen in the
Second district, but his majority Of
$4,000 two years ago will be greatly
reduced.
Dispatches from all parts OF the
state say a very full vote was polled,
and in the cities fully as many women
voted as men Women worked earn
estly at the polls all day for the snc-
cess OF the republican ticket and the
result is largely due to their efforts.
Fennsylvania.