The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-11-11
NOV EMBER Ell LOTIONS.
.Repubi Win with q Marrow
Majority IN Ohio.
Returns from Other states-Eu i
Wins In Nebrasfka-Van Wyck
.s tn BE Mayor Of Greater
New York. 4.

: : Y 3 I = - 7
Columbus, o., Nov. a. - Unomcial but
( of y26, $40 in Ohio. Both sides still claim
majority Of the legislature, republicans by
five, democrats by three. Wednesdays was
a day Of anxiety with the Ohio politicians:
It opened with the republicans and demo-
Gratis both claiming the election Of their
bers of the state legislature. Before noon
/ the democrats conceded the electionOf the
republican state ticket. In the event Of the
republicans securing the legislature on as
close a margin az IS now claimed by them.
and not conceded by the democrats. Chair
man McConville predicts that Senator Han
ma viii secure the. caucus nomination but
at Frankfort; KY The republicans con-
cede'that the democrats will have two ma
jority in the senate, and no ripper" bills
can therefore be passed. The republicans
claim that the organization Of the senate
depends upon the attitude Of Senator
Voight. Of Cincinnati, who is a fusion re-
publican. $"titR so
,,.., Fusion, on Top in Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. LAT midnight re-
turns have been received from 46 of IS
counties Of Nebraska, casting more than
half the vote of the state. These give:
Post. 5s,74S; Sullivan. Go.1s3: Last year the
same counties gave Mccall, 61,157, Hol-
combe, 1853. II the vote falls off in the
same ratio in the remainder Of the coun-
ties. Sullivan's plurality cannot exceed TO-
GOO. At fusion headquarters majority of
10000 is claimed.
Iowa Elects Shaw HE '&''
Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 4.-The, Register
figures out a republican plurality Of 49,
000. These figures are based on practically
complete returns. This will give Shaw a
majority of nearly 10000, which Is In ex-
cess OF that of two years ago. Chairman
Mcmillan, Of the republican state COM
mittee, has complete returns from "a coun-
ties and has estimated returns from the
five remaining counties. BY this means he
has figured plurality for Shaw (rep.) Of
about 81, 1852. Chairman Walsh, Of the
democratic state committee, has given out
no figures. He thinks that errors in the
returns may reduce the plurality for Shaw
to 10000. The legislature is safely repub-
lican. The senate has so members, Of which
SO are republicans and IL populists and DEM
ocrats. The house has 100 members of whom
the republicans have elected 81 and the pop
ulists and democrats 80. These figures
are subject to slight variations, probably
to the advantage of the democrats, but they
are essentially safe. The republicans lost
four members in the senate and II in the
house, compared with the last legislature,
which was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Heavy Plurality for Wolcott.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 4. Roger Wolcott,
the republican candidate, has been elected
as governor of massachusetts, by plurality
of nearly $1,000. This years political com
plexion of the general assembly will be as
Gratis, 6. House-Republicans. 1872; demo-
Gratis. 81: Independents, 6: prohibitiosists. l.
In New jersey.
Trenton, N. j., Nov 1.-THE assembly
will have republican majority Of q on
joint ballot The latest figures for the diff
ferent counties show that the democrats
have elected senators in Burlington. Hunt
erdon. Middlesex, Passaic and Sussex coun-
ties, and that Robert e. Hand (rep,) is
elected senator from Cape May by about
$50 majority. With the hold-over senator's.
this will make the senate stand IA republic
ans to democrats.
County Elections in Kansas.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. AT a late hour the
returns from Tuesdays election in Kansas
are still very incomplete. The indications
are that the republicans have elected eight
of the IL district judges voted for. The re-
turns show that in 40 counties the repub-
licans have elected all or nearly all Of their
candidates for county offices. In IA counties
the fusionists have elected all, or nearly
all. Of their candidates. In &c counties the
offices are about evenly divided between
the fusionists and the republicans. In one
county e. straight democratic ticket was
elected.
NSHAuCAy 1A8AAA DCAAOSGS&&ASs
Louisville, KY, Nov. 4.-Kentucky wheels
into the democratic column again by ma.
jority Of over 5000. Reports from all over
the state show that Sam J. Shackelfcrd.
the silver democratic nominee for appellate
court clerk, will have fully 25,0Q0 If not 81,
600 ma jority, and that the silver democrats
will have majority of over 20 In the two
houses Of the general assembly.
In South Dakota.
g n Nov - oF al
judicial circuits In the state the republic
ans elect five judges. The democrats elect
in one and the populists win in the two
Blackhill circuits.
German Beaten.
Baltimore, Md, Noy. 4.-Senator German
Is beaten, although his machine managers
cling to the hope that they will have a
of the legislature. With few doubtful
districts yet to, hear from, which it is not
believed will materially change the re-
suit, the democrats will have 46 members
Of the house-a majority of one. The sen.
ate stands II republicans and nine demo
Gratis. assuring the republicans ans a majority
Of seven on joint ballot. Philip Lee Gains
borough (rep.) is elected state comptroller
by a majority of 1000.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-The complete vote
of Pennsylvania for state treasurer is
Beacon [rep), Asst; Brown (dem.), 2o4,'
PIG; Swallow (pro.), 116, 1853; Thompson Qnd.)
1928. Beacon plurality, 124.381. -
Virginia.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 4. - The latest re-
turns from the election in Virginia give thf
democrats all the senators elected and 81
and perhaps IS, members of the house. The
republicans get four, perhaps five, mem
bers Of the house, and the Independents one
member. ~f.'-' J-' ~
GREATER NEW YORK.
van Wyck's Plurality for Mayor I,
|,&i''.' Over $4,000. III
New York, Nov 1.-THE democrats have
carried every county and borough of Great