Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-11-05
IOWA STATE BYSTl NDER.
! ~ RYsTAND1R YU1LIsHIiCo q
- MorIl. 3. IoyEA
SHAW is GOVERNOR
RETURNS INDICATE HIS ELEc-
TON Nv SO, 900. u

gSsSS 5gs 5F w ,g S
RETURNS INDICATE HIS ELEC-
TON Nv 10000. 7.
Ohio u ClAiasd ny Republicans and
81, 3s Denoerats- Greater New York
Gees Dsnocratlc.
Dies MONIES. Nov. 4.-The Register
n ,ays: .ssThe republican state ticket II
Iowa is elected by a plurality Of not
less than o.OoO, probably $1,000, and
possibly the plurality will 20 above
that figure, Complete returns are in
I hand. Figures on gain Or losas1os halt
Of them indicated q plurality of more
than $4,000 Actual plurality esti-
3 mates on three-fourths of them indi-
Gated plurality exceeding 10000. "
Chairman Mcmillan Of the state CEN
trail committee insists that Shaw's
plurality will exceed 80, 1000.
The Register claims that the scnats,
will stand 10 Republicans and 10 dem
ocrats and the house 90 republicans
aud 81 democrats. A hard fight was
made against Senator Waterman. ct
Wapello. and he was defeated. Sem
:ltor Gorrell. elected four years ago rs
republican, is returned as a repre-
sentative Of the silver forces.
The Leader makes the following
estimate OF the total vote: Leslie II.
Shaw, ees ,6s5; Fred E. White, l92, se3;
Charles a. Lloyd, 500; John Cliggctt,
GAS; $. +. Leland, SPAS.
The same paper also claims that the
senate will stand, republicans 80, dem
ocrats II. and the house, republicans
81 and democrats 80.
ESQ. COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 4.-Unoficial
4 but complete returns show republican.
plurality Of 1880 in Ohio. Both sides
still claims majority of the legisla-
ture, the republicans by 5, the demo-
Gratis by 3. It will take the official
count in several counties to find the
result. Already it is asserted that
several republican members of the
Legislature have refused to vote for
Hanna for senator and that an effort
will be made 70 bring Bushnell out for
the place.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. THE
complete vote of Pennsylvania is as
follows: For state treasurer, Beacon,
rep, 364.597; Brown, dem, e4O.alG:
Swallow, prohib.. 1l6, 1873; Thompson.
indpt., 1s,o03. Beacon's plurality,
la4,3s1.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov4.-Returns give
democrats all the senators elected and
"a and perhaps 81 members in the
house. The republicans get four, per-
haps FIVE, members of the house and
the independents one.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-Following is
the grand total Of the votes received
by the three leading candidates for
mayor in Greater New York. complete
returns having been received from all
the districts: Van Wyck, es5. ISL; !
! Low, 14s.513; Tracy, lel. $50; Van
Wyck' 8 plurality over Low. $685.
ALBANY, n. y, Nov. 4.It il estl-
mated that the plurality Of Parker,
caudidate for chief Judge
OF the court Of appeals, will be about
50, 600. Governor Blacks plurality
last year was over 200, 900. The lcgis-
lature will contain s. republican,. and
SO democrats. .
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-The democrats
elect Parker judge Of the court Of app
peals, carrying the state by over lOo,-
600.
LINCOLN, Neb. 3.-Nebrasisa has re-
newed her allegiance to fusion by
5electing the three candidates ranging
from 10, 600 to $4,000. Nothing like
complete returns have been received,
but enough are in TO measure the
result, and indicate greater fusion
victory than in presidential year.
BosToN, Nov. 3.-Wolcott, rep, is
elected governor by a plurality Of
probably $1,000.
DETROIT, Nov. 3. May bury, dem, is
elected mayor BY $1,000 plurality.
Sioux FALLS, $. D., Nov. 4.-Of 8
judicial circnits the republicans cap
tnred S, the democrats i and the
.popnlists the Black Hills circuits
LOUISVILLE, Nor. & Sam j. Shack
elford, silver democratic candidate for
appellate court clerk, will have $4,000
to 81, 900 ma jority. and the silver dem
ocrats have q Majority Of over twenty
in the. general assembly. Louisville.
that had not gone democraticfo for three
elections, gives Weaver, democrat. for
mayor, 2 300 ma jority.
BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-The official
count shows that the republicans have
a ma ority IN the legislature and will
be enabled to elect successor to
Senator German.
ToPEKA, Nov. 5.The repu blicans
elect nine Of the thirteen judges
chosen in Kansas
HAITI AND GERMANY AT OUTS
Latter Demands rndenDitiss spd Sam. )
mons Boats.
PoRr Au PRINCE, Hayti, Nov. L.
Serious trouble has arisen between
sIIayti and Germany. The German
minister to this republic, Count
Schwerin, has hauled down his nag
and according to current report three
German warships are expected here to
back up the pltimatum Of the minister
to Hayti, demanding an indemnity for
the alleged Illegal arrest and impris-