The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-14
THE MIDDLE WEST CYCLONE.
Kansas Carried in Its Entirety by thu
Republicans.

Kansas Carried in Its Entirety by the
Republicans.
Topeka, Kans., Nov. 1.-THE republicans
have carried Kansas by plurality of
$4,000 and will have slight majority over
all. The republican chairman claims also
the Lection of congressman In seven dis
tricts. The republicans will elect 80 rep
resentatives out of possible 125. giving
them a majority of As on joint ballot.
Wichita, Kans., Nov. 7.-Governor Lew
cling said today: II do not concede the,
defeat of the populist ticket. Only the
cities and town precincts have been heard
from and the country can easily over
turn the showing there. do not however,
look for more than 1900 plurality for either
the republicans or populists and only an
official count can decide the result. The
democrats evidently aided the republi-
cans. Woman suffrage hurt the populist
ticket.
RETURNS FROM COLORADO.
= Denver, Nov. 7-Returns come in slowly.
According to the latest estimate the re-
publican state ticket has plurality OF
10000 One hundred and forty OF the
l67 precincts in Aprahoe county including
Denver, give Mcintyre, republican, 1857
majority over Waite. Shafroth, repubn-
can, is elected to congress in the First
cans. 43 democrats and populists. doubt
full.
Pueblo, Nov TAT II o'clock tonight
returns from the Second Colorado district
give Bell, populist-democrat, IS plurality
over Bowen, republican. Each side claims
the victory and the official count Will
probably be necessary to settle the ques-
ton.
ROsEwATERs MAN ELECTED.
Omaha, Nov. 7.-Forty-two counties:
For governor, Majors, republican, 6S.2SS;
Holcomb, fusion, 6S,2S2. There are A
counties to hear from. The fusion can
didate will in all PROBABILITY have plu-
rality of rom 1000 to 1000. On the balance
Of the state ticket the whole goes repub-
lican. The returns on the legislature
are quite incomplete, but there Is little
doubt hat the republicans will control
CLEAN SWEEP IN IOWA.
Des Moines, Nov. 1.-THE republicans
have elected the entire delegation to con
gress, and the entire state ticket.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 1.-The latest
estimates give a republican majority In
the state of 5000 to II, 900, and the congress
men.
TRIUMPH IN MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Nov. From the latest un-
official returns from IS counties in Mis-
souri,, republican gains of 5000 are shown
and the election of their entire state ticket
by pluralities of at least 10000 is assured
The lower house of the state legislature
is republican, but the democrats, who
have majority in the senate, will be
able to carry things on joint ballot. AS
nearly as can be ascertained at this hour,
the democrats have lost the Fourth, Fiji
teenth, Thirteenth, First. Third, Sixth.
Eighth and Eleventh congressional dis
tricts. The defeated democrats are: w.
G. Ellison, c. H. Morgan, ]. D. Fox. W..
H. Hatch (Anti-Option), A. M. Dockery.
D. A. De Almond, r. p. Bland (Silver
Dick) and Frederick Spenziel. respec-
lively.
IN OKLAHOMA.
Guthrie. O. T., Nov. Flynn, the re-
publican delegate to congress. will have
| fully 5000 majority. The territorial legis-
lature viii be very close. with the balance
! Of power in both houses in the hands of
the populists.