Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-11-14
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Sor s,,nar,cr cows In ID, ~. No..
sansa,0r sSoMn s eaes
for the administrat in man. Most Of
the returns give Miahoney double that
Of his opponent. While 1t cannot ef-
feet the result since the Republican
candidate Is polling the full party vote
1t is Of great interest Us showing how
Nebraska Democrats stand on the
financial issue. Two years ago the
relative strength of the silver and
gold Democrats was in the ratio Of %
to 1.
Election In Chicago.
Chicago, Nov. z. The Indications
are that the Republicans have carried
the election by pluralities of 25,OOO to
10000. One-third of the vote places
Ball (Rep), for superior judge, $500
ahead Of Morrison Dem.) For trus-
tees Of the S3O,000,OOO drainage canal
from Lake Michigan to the Illinois
river, Hart, the leading Republican
candidate. has plurality OF 5000 over
Wenter, leading Democrat. The Tor
rens land and title bill has unquestion-
ably been carried.
Kansas.
Kansas City. Nov. 7.-Reports from
Kansas are very meager, but Repub-
licans are satisfied that Chief Justice
Martin Is reelected and that Repub-
licans have gained many county Of
fees. In Shawnee county Sheriff
Burdge Nep) was defeated after one
Of the hottest fights ever waged in
Kansas, the re-submission element
throwing its support to Kepley, the
f,1cinn condi. Lotto
PinErce Reelected.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. Mayor Pin
gree is reelected for his fourth term
Goldwater DENY His majority is
over 5000 greater than two, years ago.
The Republican city ticket is elected
and the common council will contain
three more Republican aldermen than
last year. OF sixteen aldermen chosen
but three or four are Democrats.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. z. = Returns re-
ceived indicate that Benjamin ]. ray
wood, Rep, has been elected state
treasurer by about 10000 plurality, q
Republican gain of about $4,000 over
1898. This state also elects seven
judges of the supreme court OF these
six II pubic are 81. cted. The sew
enth man is in doubt.
Utah. o.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 1.-THE Dem
ocratic chairman, Powers, says tbs
chances on governor are about even;
that Roberts, Dem, foc congress, will
be elected by 300 majority, and indi-
cations are that the legislature will
be Democratic. Chairman Cannon, of
the Republican committee, says the
state and legislative ticket will be
elected. but gives no figures.
New Jersey.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE official vote
for governor in New Jersey is: Griggs
(Rep.), 2S,422; McGill Dem.), 7,OD;
Griggs' plurality, 2O,S22. OF the seven
senators voted for, five Republicans
end one Democrat were elected. one
being in doubt: OF the GO assembly
men elected 40 are surely Republican,
10 as surely Democrat and are still
In IL "ht.
Kentucky.
st. Louis, Nov. IA special to the
Republic Dem.) from Louisville says;
Returns indicate the election of Brad
ley (Rep> for governor end a Rcpub-
lican legislature.
Louisville, Nov Z. - Scattering re-
turns. including this city and county,
give Hardin a majority Of LOO. These
returns come from every county in the
state. Fo1r years ago in a race fol-
governor The Democratic majority
was 2S,OS1, and some idea Of the pres,
ent result may be cleaned from the
fact that the Republicans made the
following gains in counties remotely
situated: Adair, 24S: Allen, 473; Mer.
Ger, $50; Madison,' 293; Breckenridge,
$40; Boyd, 566; Cumberland, PSI;
Franklin, 5SS. In sy1is county the Re
publican gain will be over 1000.
Missfssippi
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 1.-THE contest
was entirely too one-sided to cause
much interest, the Democrats winning
nv 5Q 600