The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

llcan candidate IoT ecciut"i! ~,
was elected by $1,000 plurality. me
Populists have made large gains which
were evidently at the expense OF tne
Democrats doubling their last year.
vote of 80, 900. The legislature VII,
be overwhelmingly Republican ana
will return Allison to the senate.
Pennsylvania has elected Haywood,
Republican, for state treasurer, py
majority approximating l62, OO0 against
l35. Jag majority in 1888 for Jackson
Republican state treasurer Philadei-
mia alone gives him TO- The SIX
Republican candidates for superior
Judges are elected by majoritles slight
" below that for Haywood. :,
Noryal, Republican, has carried
Nebraska by about 10000 over Max
we'll. populist. for supreme court Jus
tice on a light vote. In Omaha, the
Republican ticket, backed blythe q.
p e. has beaten the combined Dem
ocartic and citizens parties by 100 TO
1000 votes, Bretch, Republican, peihg
Republican,. being elected mayor by
about LOCO votes over Brown, Demo
cratic and citizens.
In Mississippi the Democrats eie od
.ha;r whole state ticket by from 80. 0Oo
| to 10000. :. ~
Mayor Pingree is reelected IN De-
Detroit by 5000, the only mayor VINO
was ever elected four times.
Massachusetts even increases her
last wears Republican figures. Green
baloe. Republican, has 1879, LOG votes to
1o1 Is1 for Williams, Democrat.
plurality GA. 499 where last year II
was 63.377. The Republican vote is
within 200 of last year whiie ., sLe
Democratic has fallen OIL nearly zoo9
from last year, 33, GOO from % an..
nearly 1900 from '92. Boston gives
Williams only 250l lead, where last ys Yea
it was 31l2 and in 1872 '4,4oo. ihe
balance of the Republican state ticKe'
is reelected by slightly. smaller piu
ralities. William B. Moody, hepee.n,'
lican, is elected to congress IN the ON
district by some 10000 majority over owe
Harvey N. Shepard, Democrat, Inc
executive council stands seven hePup
licans to one Democrat. me Dem
ocrats have gained one senator IN Dos
ton and a few Republican representa-
five districts throughout the state.
Woman's suffrage was voted down by
a. 600 or nearly two to one. Col. =. L.
Young of Springfield, one OF the a. I
A. leaders of the state. goes PACK
the state. house with majority OF 100
Virginia elected only a state legls
lature. The Democrats Will nave theii
usual majority. ,,:
Chicago elected Ball, the Republican
cand;dafe for county Judge, by 30, 00'
majority over Monnneson, Democrat.
There was very light vote polled II
Kansas. probably not to exceed 24o,
600 or so. 600 less than last year
Little interest was taken in the con
test for chief Justice. David Martin
Republican. was generally considered
a sure winner. but the returns iron
the few prccincts heard from indicate
that the vote for Charles X. Holiday
independent free silver candidate, WI
, he much larger than was anticipated
the Populists generally voting ior n,in
saUto. ma'0'''s ~4s . 'Se ...
: In the Eighteenth ILLINOIS congress -
. district ex-State Senator William Z,
Hadley Republican is elected 10 III
tbe vacancy caused by the death 0
Edward Remain last summer. MI
Hadlev's opponent ex-Congressnia'
Edward Lane failed to carry any OF IN
six counties in the district The con
fest attracted great deal OF attentio
as free silver represented by MI
Lane. was pitted against sound money
Utah voted for statehood, con
aressman. state officers and legis
Iature which will elect two onite'
States senators. Wells, Republican, !
elected governor by 1000 to lou
ma iority. Roberts, Democratic candi
date for congress. is probably elcete
over Allen. Republican. by 800 major
itv. The Democrats elect the distric
indges. Salt Lake city goes Repubiica
nv decreased majoritIes. The legisla
ture will be safely Republican, whle
;nsures two United States senators lo
the party. The Populist party cut a
insignificant figure throughout IN
territory. Ia, M
and Col. Bradley elected governor
. now becomes presidential possibility
The legislature is in doubt, but whic
: ever party is ahead, the sound none
men will have majority. insurin
!, RIackburn's reelection and dec
s;re Touchdown for free silver.
I ]. r. Garfield, son of the late pres
: dent. was elected Ohio senator frol
. tha 9.th and 18th districts by PHI