Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-11-09

IS Russell 80, 143. a gain of 755 for Green
: halse Williams plurality is 250l.
le The hopes of friends of female snff
Is rage have been buried beneath an an
t alanche Of ballots
Springfield, Mass, Nov. 5-Tbe yot,
for governor from the first ten fon.n
4 IN western Massachusetts is: Green
a halge, 1874; Williams. 431: prohibition
e y. The same towns last year gave
: Greenhalge 1886; Russell, 434; prohibi
ton 50.
NEBRASKA
/ Omaha, Neb., Nov. 5.-At 1880 o. m.
; returns have begun to come in SLOWLY
from the state. The leading features Of
the returns is the difference between
the vote for Maloney. administration
democratic candidate Tor the supreme
court, and Phelps, silver democrat
showing enormous gains for the admin
lstfatlon man. Most of the returns give
Maloney double that of his opponent.
Whlle 1t can not affect the result.
since the republican candidate is poll
ing the full party vote, ii is of great
interest as showing how Nebraska dem
ocfats stand on the financial issues
An \. t. 4. MAYOR FOR OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov 5.-Broatch, A. p. 4 is
elected BY 300 over Brown. citizens fo,,
mayor
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 5.-The re-
| publican gains over two years ago give
Drake republican, for governor, a pl11r
| aHty OF over $4,000 if the present rates.
OF gain is continued. The present indj-
cations are that the populsts Will make
| large GAINS all over the state. making
their total vote 50,000 the largest ever
polled The republican vote shows no
special loss, the losses to populists be- |
| ing almost uniformly with the demo- |
crafts
At II o'clock the republicans claimed |
the state by $4,000, while the democrat -
concede $4,000, which was Jaclson,s pl11-
ralIty two years ago. The republican |
committee estimates the hous. as a I
republicans and 26 democrats and the
senate ~ republicans and democrats
KANSAS.
Kansas City, Nov. 5-Retllrns from
Kansas up to midnight Indicate that
the republicans have carried a ma ior-
ty Of the county tickets by pluralities
OF from zoo to soc, and that David Mar
tin republican candida te for chief ills
tlce OF the supreme court, is Reelected
by a handsome majority
The chief justice of the supreme
court, two state senators, several minor
judges and county officers We're voted
for. In Atchison and Olathe the reDub-
ilcans had everything their own way.
The weather was universally fair. AT
LeaNenWOrth, Wichita Olathe and To-
peka gfeat interest was shown at the
polls, While at Lawrence, Atchison |
Imporia and some other points only |
passing interest was manifested AS a
rule large vote was pOl1ed.
Topeka, KAN Nov. 5.--Sheriff Burdse
the election of his fusion oI-
ponent, kepley,
MISSISSIPPI.
jackson, Miss, Nov. 5.-From reporte
received up to this morning il is asti-
mated that the democratic majority ]
will be from 81, 600 to $4,000 The pop
ulists did not receive more than Is per t
cent of the votes east. The campaign {
Just closed was on free silver as aGainst i
the gold standard and the result is a
victory for the free silvelites |
VIRGINIA. I
Richmond, Va, Nov 5.--The demo- g
light vote being cast and there was lit I
tie enthusiasm {
CHICAGO. {
Chicago NOV. 5.-The republicans y
,arried the elections by pluralites of /
about 10000 on the entire ticket. Ball
or judge of the superior court has de-
'eated Morrison, his democratic com &
)etitor. by 5000 The republicans elect
al five f0r bo 1,,.1i4
'ge canal, The terms Of the election for
hese positions are that each party \
dominates five candidates and the one
'andidate receiving the smallest mum
)er of votes is defeated Each party
$ sure Of four elected trustees and the :
epublicans secured the odd man. =
The election in this city today was for =
he judges of the superior court, nine :
rustees of the sanitary district and for =
II against the 'Torrens land title sys- -
en-" There We're four tickets, repub- !,
can, democratic, peoples and socialist
abor, Comparatively little attention \,
vas paid to the two latter and there y
Fas woeful lack of interest The wealth +
I was fine.
DENVER
Denver, Nov. Sat midnight it looks t.
s though the republican ticket in this te
ounty is defeated, in part, at least 4
y the taxpayers ticket, which was ii
lostly indorsed by the popuists. Only ~
traight tickets have been counted so r,
ar and they are almost evenly divided ri
he scratched tickets are thought to IL
e favorable to the taXpa yeTs, though =,
9th sides claim victory. =,
DETROIT =,
Detroit Nov Iac ,,ioa4ad
be entire republican ticket and added -
Wo aldermen to the republican ma j0r- ~
y in the common council. ~
Mayor Pingree ran ahead Of the bal !,
nee Of the city ticket by 1900. The g.
est of the republican ticket is elected -
y decidedly safe majorities The city -
2uncil viii stand q republicans and -
ight democrats. .
ST LOUIS.
st, Louis, Nov. almost complete ~,
eturns from the Eighteenth Illinois =
district show the election, vi
Y plurality Of 3200 a republican gain
700 over 1894 Of Hon. w F. L. Had
y, republican, who was nominated on re-
bimetallic platform. tie
AMOS J. CUMMINGS. me
New York, Nov. 5.-The election of Fe
mos j. Cummings, democrat, to con- 81
rESS in the 'Tpnth district ic c1poada7 ,ci