The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-11-09
battle OF THE BALLOTS.
The Political Will of the People in
Many States Is Registered
at the Polls.
RESULTS SHOWN BY LATEST RETURNS.
Ohio. Kentucky, Iowa and Massachu-
sets Elect Republican Governors
maryland Is Again Democratic
FusiOnists Win in Nebraska-Out-
come I'm other States.

Columbus, O., Nov. S.-Ohio remains In
the republican column by larger plurality
than it gave Bushnell for governor two
years ago. Chairman Dick, of the republic
an state committee, claims at 1:S0 4, N.
that George X. Nash will have 50,O00 plural
ity for governor and that both branches OF
the legislature will be republican.
Kentucky.
| Louisville KY Nov. S.-By the combined
| efforts of the republicans and ant-GoebeI-
ties Attorney General w. S. Taylor (rep)
has been elected governor OF Kentucky by
| a majority variously estimated from I,Uo.
to 1900 over Goebel (dem). Returns re-
| ceived up to midnight also indicate the eiec-
ton Of the entire republican ticket, while
| the complexion of the legislature Is In
| doubt.
Nebraska.
| Lincoln, Neb., Nov. S-There is no
| longer any doubt as to the result in Ne
| braska. The returns continue to show
| steady fusion gains, and the majority for
| Holcomb will not be less than 10000.
Michigan.
Detroit. Mich, Nov S-The official count
| from all of the city's 100 precincts shows
| that Mayor Maybury (dem) has been re-
| elected to a third term by 1857 majority.
| Port Huron, Mich. Nov S.-The republic
| ans elect their entire city ticket and seven
| aldermen. The democrats elect three al
| dermen.
| Des Moines Ia Nov. Sat 80 this morn
ing Csc precincts of the 2,082 in the state give
| Shaw (rep), for governor, 1883; White
| (dem) 67, 565. The same precincts two years
| ago gave Shaw S6,565; White, 1882. This
| is a net republican gain of 1858, or about IA
| to the precinct The same ratio. If kept
| up for the state, will give republican
i plurality of about $4,000. There are a few
republican gains in the legislature, and the
| indications are the republicans will have
| lis of the $50 members.
| Kansas.
| Topeka Kan Nov 8-Very meager re-
| turns indicate republican gains in the coun-
| ty elections held over Kansas. 1t is pre-
| dicted by conservative politicians that the
| republican gain will reach ten per cent
| South Dakota.
Sioux Falls, S. d.. Nov. Sat midnight
| Chairman Bowler. of the democratic state
committee, conceded the eiection OF the re-
| publican judges by 1000 The Angus Leader
| claims the state by not less than 10000 for
| the republicans.
| Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. S-Returns from 1852 cities
| and towns out of 1853 give Crane (rep), for
| governor, 49,, $50; Paine (dem.), 1O3,Sl2. The
! same towns in 1898 gave Wolcott rep.), 49,
| l3S Bruce (dem), 107,957. The republicans
therefore have carried the state by 6oooI.
The Massachusetts senate OF 1900 will
| stand practically the same 80 republicans
| and seven democrats, while the house VIII
| have about 165 republicans 6S democrats,
| with the balance divided among the So
| cialists and prohibitionists.
| New York.
New York Nov. Sat midnight Mr.. b. B.
| Odell Jr chairman of the republican state
| committee, said that the republicans had
elected at least 80 members of the lower
| house of the legislature. He said that the
x,oI frav fhn 10 10
| showed gratifying results so far as munich
pal officers are concerned.
| The New York assembly stands: Re-
! publicans. 81: democrats SO. Republican
| plurality, 80; republican gain, IA:
| Taking all the assembly districts in the
| state, the republican plurality is 35,SOO &C
| cordng to the Tribune's returns, as COM
| pared with Roosevelts plurality of 17,7S6
| last year.
In the Thirty fourth congressional dis
| trict E. B. Vreeland rep) was elected by
| an enormous majority, at least 10000
Tammany claims the election of its whole
| county ticket by 1000 plurality and the de-
feat of Assmbyman Mazet by 800.
New Jersey.
Trenton, N j. Nov. S-The returns at
| midnight indicate that the republicans have
| carried the state by about 10000 plurality,
| although there was no direct vote on
, state ticket. The republicans will control
| both houses of the legislature by good
| working majorities and will have an in
| creased representation in the house OF as
| semby. The senate will stand IA republic
| ans to seven democrats. The democrats
lost three assemblymen in Middlesex and
| one in Salem, and the next assembly Will
| be composed of Al republicans and 10 demo-
| Gratis, as against 81 republicans and % DEM
| ocrats last year.
Pennsylvania.
| Philadelphia, Nov. S.-One congressman
| alapte1 in PENNSYLVANIA In the Ninth
| district comprising Berks and Lehigh
| counties, Capt. II. d. Green (dem) was
| chosen by a majority of 5000 to succeed -
| NJ. Armentrout, deceased In the state the
! following ticket was elected: State treas
urer James E. Barnett rep); supreme
court judge, J. Hay Brown Qep); S. Leslie
! Mestrezat (dem); superior court Judge
John /. Mitchell (rep). There are two va
| vancies in the supreme court and each
| party elects one judge.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Md, Nov Seen. Thomas j.
Shyrock, chairman of the republican state
, central committee, at ten o'clock p m
| conceded the election of John waiter
| Smith (dem) for governor by 10000 major
| ity. The Sun estimates Smiths majority
| in the city at 10000 and in the state at
| $4,000 There is also a reasonable certainty
| that the lower house of the general assem-
| bly, will be democratic by large majority
| and that the democrats will elect enough
state senators to overcome the republican
| advantages among the hold-over senators,
| thereby controlling both branches of the
| legislature.
| Virginia.
Richmond Va, Nov. S.-The indications
are that the elections in Virginia went
overwhelmingly democratic. In the most
hotly contested senatorial district that
| made UP of Isle of Wight, Southampton
and Nansemond, the independent candi-
date is elected.
Mississippi.
Jackson. Miss, Nov. s.-The election
passed off very quietly throughout the