Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08
LATE RETURNS.
Results Of the Elections in States
Where They Occurred.
Every State But Mississippi and vir.
ginia Claimed BY Republicans
Victory for Tammany.

Chicago, Nov. Objections were held
Tuesday in 10 states and one territory,
and in only two-Mississippi and Vir-
ginia-are democratic victories con-
cetled. Gen. Hardin, democrat
3c nominee for governor, con-
codes the election of Bradley
as governor of Kentucky, but the
best indications are that the legisla-
ture will be democratic by small ma
jority, and this means the return to the
senate of j. G. S. Blackburn, the free
sIlverlte. In Illinois the free silver can
didnte, Edward Lane (dem.), was dc.
tented by w. f. Hadley (rep.). Utmost
parts of the country where elections
were held the financial question was
only side issue.
Tammany on Top Again.
Ta,nmany is on top again in New
York city by plurality estimated by
the victors ut about 81 900, but the state
went republican by from $4,000 to co..
900 majority according to conservative
estimates made by both sides. Mary
land went republican by from 10000 to
10000 majority Us conceded by the dem
ocratic committee. Late returns in
dicate that New Jersey is now on the
republican side by from $4,000 to $4,000
majority. Iowa, Ohio, Illinois, Massa.
chusetts, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Kan
sas and Utah have reverted to their old
lnaiorities, and in some cases increased
them.
The republicans have probably got
little the best of the deal in Utah, but
the result will be very close there, and
later returns will be required before
q definite statement can be made.
Utah chooses two United States sen.
ators for the first time, but the com.
plexion of the legislature is as vet
rather uncertain.
It is certain that the republicans
have gained two senators-one in Mary
land and one in Ohio. In addition to
the state elections there was munic-
ipal election in Detroit, Mich, in
which Mayor Pingree was lifted to the
dignity of fourth term by 10000 re-
publican majority. The city council
also gained some republican members.
Late bulletins to the United Press
give the history of the election in de-
tail as follows:
Returns In Detail.
New York--New York state has been
carried by the republicans by pluralties
ranging from $4,000 to $1,000, compared with
plurality OF 2.4S4 for the head of the
Ticket two years ago. Returns from more
than one-half Of the election districts out
eide OF the cities of New York and Broollyn
show net republican gain Of 12,SO3, COM
pared with the vote of two years ago.
Maintaining the same average the gains
viii rcech $4,000 outside Of Greater New
YORK. In the two cities below the Harlem
the democrats concede that the demo-
cratic plurality Of 0.343 two years ago has
been reduced about 1900, giving the state
TO the head OF the republican ticket by
ehout 5000 In round numbers. The state
1eGia!ature VIII be about two-thirds re-
puhlican The fusion ticket was beaten
in the city by Tammany, the principal
Issue being on Sunday closing Of saloons
Maryland.
Maryland-For the first time since 1867
tho republicans have elected a governor in
Maryland and a mayor of the city Of Balti
~feEe. The result Is taken as a~febuke to
Senator G6rmaa-by his opponents. In
Baltimore majority Of 12,0G0 for Brown,
the democratic candidate for governor in
1881. has been changed to majority of
about 10000 In round numbers for Lowndes,
the present candidate Of the republican
ticket. 1t is pretty certain that the legis-
laturc will be substantially republican.
Kentucky.
Kentucky-The official returns from the
city Of Louisville and Jefferson county were
all in at 80 o'clock and the city and county
give Bradley 400 plurality. Bradley and
Hardin both ran little ahead Of their
ticket. Chairman Hunter, of the republic
an state central committee, estimates