Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-11-09
coRREcrEos RETURNS ,
Tho Resai,s Of the Recent Eisstidas 0iss'
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Tlfe Results OF the Recent kfections Otven
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KANSAS CRY, No.. Nov THE
synopsis OF the elections on Tuesday 10
rs follows:
In Kentucky republican claims and
democratic concessions show that not
only has the full republican state
ticket been elected but that the COM
plexion Of the legislature assures a
republican successor 10 United States
Senator Black bnrR.
In Pennsylvania complete returns
from all but six counties in the state
show q plurality for Haywood with
the vote In the FIVE counties estimated)
of 100, ISL, republican gain Of 81, 7o5,
rs compared with 1893.
In Nebraska the best indications DIRE
that Norval is elected by over TO- 600
The vote Of the administration or
''sound money" wing Of the democratic
party is four-ffths Of the entire party
vote of the state, probably $4,000. This
is very surprising feature Of the
election.
In Maryland not only have the re-
publicans elected their entire state
and city ticket, but have carried the
legislature, which, according to figures
Mt hand now, will stand In the lower
house 8s republicans and "a democrats,
and In the senate Is democrats and IL
republicans
In New Jersey the republicans elect
ed Griggs by plurality Of $4,000 over
McGill. The legislature is republican
on joint ballot by 40 and l independ-
ent.
In Utah returns from els precincts
out of $50 give Wells, republican for
governor, a plurality of EASE, and
Allen, republican for congress, a plur-
ality OF 1,O72. The republicans have
elected 10 senator's, democrats 5, with
8 in doubt Tho repu olicans elected
20 representatives, democrats :, with 0
in doubt
In Ohio Chairman Anderson conceded
the state to the republicans by 10000.
Chairman kurtz said Bushnell's plur-
atty would not be less than 100, 900.
The vote for Coxey, populist, will be
about $1,000 less than last year, the
populist vote of 10000.
In New York the total vote, unoffi-
cially compiled, gives Palmer, the can
didate for secretary of state, ut the
head of the republican ticket, a total
of 57a,5a5, while his democratic oppo-
nent, King, polled sos, 500, making the
republican plurality 66,935. While
this is, OF course, falling Off from the
phenomenal plurality of 1856, lOs given
to Gov. Morton last year, it shows
large gain over Palmer's plurality OF
"a, 1854 in 1893, the last Office year. Both
branches of the state Legislature will
be republican by majority Of more
than two to one. Although Tammany
elected most OF the assemblymen in
the city, the seats gained by the re.
publicans in the state makes the total
membership lOa republicans and 4s
democrats, which with the present
complexion of the senate gives q re-
publican majority OF ~ on joint ballot.
Iowa is republican this year by from
90, 900 to 10000 plurality. Returns
from seventy-three out of ninety.nine
counties show that Gen. Drake, repub-
lican candidate for governor, has
gained $4,000 over the jackson vote for
governor in 1898. The general assem-
bly, is overwhelmingly republican, as
surfing the return OF Senator Allison.
In Massachusetts, the corrected re-
turns show that Gov. Greenhalge is re-
elected 10y oo,tH piur ality, which is
1 1888 votes above his plurality last
year. Municipal suffrage for women
defeated by majority estimated Mt
over $4,000.
In Kansas the total vote will prob.
ably not reach more than o30, 600 Chief
Justice Martin received about 125. 900
votes and liberal estimate for Holli-
day would DO $4,000
In Virginia, returns indicate that the
democrats elected their candidates in
fifteen Of the twenty senatorial dis
tricts, and that the next senate will
stand 81 democrats and opposition.
The anti-democrats elected probably
"a Of the 100 members of the new
house.
In Mississippi the latest returns give
D democratic majority of from o5, 200