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are Republicans and the latter appear to
have elected their candidates in Garrett,
! Allegeny, Charles, Hartford, Baltimore
| City, Second Legislative District, ST.
Mary's and Caroline Counties, giving
them total of sixteen, as indicated by
the returns, while the Democrats have
apparently been successful in Calvert,
Prince Georges, Hartford, Cecil, Caro-
| line, Talbot, Dorchester and Worcester,
which, together with their hold-overs,
gives them an apparent total of ten.
THE RESULT IN IOWA
DIES MONIES. Nov. 3-The returns
by counties are nearly all in now. Chair
man Mcmillan of the Republican State
| Committee. has complete returns from
ninety-four counties and estimates from
the five remaining counties and figures
a plurality for Shaw, Rep, of about
81, 49, He thinks that these figures
| will vary but little from the corrected
returns when the five estimated counties
come in. The plurality may be set down
as above 81 900 and below $4,000.
Chairman Walsh of the Democratic
State Committee, has given out no for
NAL statement. He thinks that later
returns may reduce the plurality for
Shaw to 10000.
The Republican plurality last year
was 60 552, and according to Republican
estimates it is therefore just cut in
two. Two years ago it was $4,000 for
Drake for Governor. Then the Popu-
lists had a separate ticket. If the Pop
ulist vote be substracted, the Republi-
cans would have larger plurality this
year than two years ago.
The Legislature is safely Republican.
The Senate has fifty members. of which
thirty-eight are Republicans and twelve
Populists and Democrats The House
has 100 members, of whom the Repub-
licans have elected sixty-one and the
Populists and Democrats thirty mine.
| These figures are subject to slight alter
ations probably to the advantage of
the Democrats. The Republicans lost
| four members of the Senate and seven
teen in the House, compared with the
last Legislature, which was overwhelm-
ingly Republican.
IN NEBRASKA
| LINCOLN, Nov. 3-Returns during
the day and early in the evening simply
/ confirmed what was evident at mid
night last night, that the fusion State
! ticket had been elected by a plurality
fully as large as that given to Bryan
/ last year, if not larger. Early in the
afternoon it was generally admitted at
! Republican headquarters that the State
/ was lost. and Secretary Sizer of the
State Committee tonight authorized the
! following statement to the Associated
Press:
/ Returns thus far received by the
| Isepublican State Committee point to
the election of Sullivan fusion) for
| Supreme Judge by a plurality of 5000
| to 10000. Returns show that Republic
can candidates for Regents of the Uni
versity ran ahead of Post for Judge,
and we will not yet concede their de-
feat
Chairman Edmiston of the Fusion
Committee said he had no reason to
change his estimate of last night Of
4 20,000 plurality for the entire Fusion
ticket.
IN COLORADO.
DENVER, Nov. 3.-The result of yes
! terdays election in this State is still
in doubt so far as Justice of the Supreme
Court is concerned, and it will take the
official canvass to decide who has won.
L -
candidate of the Republicans and Sill
yer Republicans, claims his election
by less than 1000. Returns and esti-
mates so far received show Hayt eighty
two votes in the lead. The counties yet
TO be heard from are divided and some
doubtful The Chairmen of the Populist
/ and Democratic parties claim that full
returns will give their candidate, Cab
I 600 to 1 E00 ma ioritU
In this (Arapahoe) county, the entire
! Silver Republican ticket was successful
except Borstadt for Sheriff. The Re-
rublicans claim his election, but the
vote between him and Webb, Civic Fed
Grafton candidate, is so close that the
! official figures will be necessary to de-
eide it. The county gave Hayt, for Su-
prene Judge a majority of about o.
000 This is little more than was re-
ceived by any candidates for county Of
! fees.
In all the most populous counties the
silver Republicans claim a victory. In
Pueblo County their majorities range
from SOC to 1.300. In Fl Paso and Lake
Counties the majorities have about
the same range. From returns now in
it appears that Hayt and Gabbert each
carry TIE same number of counties.
The vote of the Republican admin
istraticn) party in this county was
J quite a surprise to many. reaching
nearly 5000 in total of 25,000. The
/ leaders of the party claim that their
vote for Hayt was far in excess of that
for their county ticket, the voters real
izing the impossbility of electing the
I latter.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Roger Wolcott,
the Republican candidate, is reelected
Governor of Massachusetts, by a plu-
rality of nearly $4,000. There are still
a few remote precincts to be heard
from, but the total vote in these dis
| trfcts is only a few hundred. Re-
vised returns show total vote of 165,
3l3 for Wolcott, 1885 for George
Fred Williams. regular Democratic
candidate and 14.129 for VIM Everett,
the nominee of the National Democrats.
Wolcott's plurality was 154.523 last
year, nearly IL, 1,000 less than his total
/ vote this year.
This years political complexion of
! the general House Will be as follows
! tors-Repubicans, "a: Democrats.
/ 6. House-Republicans 1872 Demo-
Gratis, i; Independent, 6; Prohibit
ton, j.
IN NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON On. j., Nov. 3.-New Jer-
sey's Assembly will have a Republi-
can majority of twenty-one on joint
I BALLOT The latest figures from the diff
ferent counties show that the Demo-
| Gratis have elected Senators in Bur-
lington. Hunter. Middlesex, Passaic and