Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-11-17
FRESH SUMMARIZED FROM RE
EISED RETURNS.
NEBRASKA REMAINS FUSION
Both Branches OF Congress Repubii-
can--Lind, Dem, Carries Minnes0-
Ia by Great Majority-0nl Is
Democrats in the Wisconsin Legis-
Figures from All States.

election make many changes from the
earlier reports. The United States
senate has a straight republican ma
jority of 20 or more while the repub
lican majority in the house is reduced
| from AZ TO about 10 and probably less
| The senate after March 4, 1888 viii
probably stand; Republicans, 54; dem
ocrats, Is; populists, 4; silver republic
cans, 4. The senate at present has AZ
and silver republicans, an opposition
majority of g. The republicans gam
II senators.
\ very sensational change from fiYst
reports is that the fusi0nists hold Ne
| braska by $500, though the republi-
cans get the legislature. Another re-
markable result is that. while John
Lind. dem, is elected governor Of Min
nesota by 10000 or more, the rest Of
the state ticket goes in. SEQ
fields majority in Wisconsin is about
$4,000 or 37000,-the rest of his ticket
5000 more. The delegation in con-
gress is, as now, solidly republican.
There will be only % democrats IN
both houses OF the legislature, the re
publicans having 40. The results
otherwise ma be thus summarized:
The results in the various states,
compared with the pluralities for Nc
Kinley or Bryan in 1896, when the last
previous elections by a large number
OF states were held, are summarized
as follows.
California Henry T. Gage, repub
lican, elected governor by 10000 Dlu-
rally. McKinley's plurality in 1896,
2,7g7.
Colorado. Charles S. Thomas, flu
sionist, elected governor by $4,000 )lu
rality. Bryan's majority, 134,792.
Delaware. Lewis H. Ball, republi
can, elected state treasurer by 1000
plurality. Mckinley's plurality, S,360.
Florida. b. Whitfield, democrat,
elected state treasurer by $4,000 olu-
rality. Bryans plurality, ALAS.
Idaho Frank Stunenberg, fusion
list, elected governor by 5000 plurality.
Bryan's plurality, 16,S6S
Illinois.--Floyd w. Whittemore, re-
publican, elected state treasurer Ivy
IA 00o rInraIi+y McI<inIev,s plnraliry
"a 517
Indiana 1rnion y Hunt repubti-
CON elected serrota,., of state nv ~
0oo nlnraIitv NcItinlay,s pmraIifv
~ ooo
Iowa C,eorgo +. Dobson republf-
oan elected secrafarv oe state nv 60
oTn nh,roiitv NcKinIevs plurality
G5 452
It,ny, "A, u ua,la. ranrblfran
o,aofa1 ..-.orror nv on ana nlurahry
pryar's nlpraIitv n 400
hra-.oo,nsatfs'., poaor yyo1rott zoe
rn1ricar orectad goyarnor Inv S294y
rlnraItt,, 1I.Kiniay.. nl,ualifv Ia
oez
HI,.h,o,, tro,or { pireree repn5-
n.sn aIal.o5 goya,.n,r NV IN ooo ,Iu-
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,H,ss ~, - On ma ,5ctyfnIay..
~
W. 49,, 60 ~ ~ r. ,r,,,h,ll and L.,
,.o., - ,.aIii,nt danocrata elected Y-
10y 80 - tnstjoas hy ooo nIr,I..
''" - 800, ,,,,,ra1it,, 20 -o-
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