OMAHA DAILY BEE.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19 , 1871. OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MORNIN& , NOVEMBER 8 , 1893. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
r JT TM71 S
| io ! Re-Elects Him Governor by Over Fifty
Thousand Mijority.
IflOlECTION'S APOSTLES GREAT RACE
l\\ \ \ Doubts of the BucVcyo State's ' Republi
canism Dissipatoi
( OUT OF THE FORCES OF FREE TRADE
| : epnblican Succets in Every Northern State
that Hold an Election.
| : AYNARD TIT NED DOWN IN NEW YORK
l.loclliin * In .MninuchiiBctti , Mlclilcnn , town ,
Hew .Icriicy mid Oilier Stntci Itrdound
lo tlio ( llory ol the Grand
Old 1'nrty.
COI.UMIIUS , O. , Nov. 7. With a plurality of
Ifl.OOO and two-thh-ds of both branches of
Iho legislature , McIClnloy has won the most
l.oclslvo victory recorded in Ohio since the
llvll war. It has been won on national
jjsucs. Although MoKlnlcy was running for
rc-elcetlon as governor , ho made state affairs
erondnry to protection and honest money In
| ; 11 his speeches , numbering 110.
It would not have been a surprise two
Iwceks ago , but after the action of congress
I'.horo seemed to have been such a reaction
l.hat the overwhelming vote Is a surprise.
Irho democrats did not allow the contest to
oy default , but made a most vigorous
ight with its working forces. Ex-Governor
IJampbcll canvassed the state for Lawrcm-o
Ir. Neal all last week , and the democratic
: was hopeful after congress
Ifoachod decisive action.
Governor McKinley w.as not surprised at
Itho result. He has oxpcctcd it all along and
Ifolt confident that the impressions of the
( changes of conditions would not bo overcome
| by the campaign efforts for reaction.
The weather was pleasant all over the
Istato , and there was a full vote of over 800-
1000. and McKlnloy has n majority ovur all.
with democratic , prohibition and populist
tickets opposed to him. This is the first
( majority over all any state candidate has
lhad since Foster's election , ' Just after Gar-
Lleld's death In 1831. The republicans are
lipprohonslvo of ono part of- their victory ,
ll'ho legislature elected today docs not select
In United States senator , and it is over two-
( thirds republican , the strongest since the
( war. With such h largo working majority
cy fear such legislation by city members
Ins may lead to defeat two years hence when
[ another legislature is to bo selected that
I will ohooso Senator Brico's successor.
Took McKlulfty liy Storm.
Before 0 o'clock the overflow from repub
lican headquarters rushed into the state
house and took Governor McICinloy by
etorm. He was siu'roundcd by Congressman
Boutolle , R. G. Howard , K. G. Hoar and
others in the canvass , state ofllclals and
leading republicans who had como in expec
tation of a memorable occasion. Mdtinlcy
would not talk on the result and said it
would not do to estimate the extent of thn
result until after midnight when the rural
precincts could bo compared , with those of
the towns and cities.
Franklin county , the homo of Thurman , In
which Columbus Is situated , has novcr been
carried by the republicans. Thn latter clalu
that n plurality of 1,500 has been reversed
for MclCinloy. Uepuullcans elect county
tickets In many localities where they have
never had local oniccn * .
At 0 o'clock Chairman Dick , at republican
headquarters , said that If the average gain
of ! ! 3 per cent kept up , McKinley would have
03,000 plurality , but that the rural districts
would not keep up to this average. Ho feels
confident McKinley's plurality will Uo moro
than double that of IbUl , and a gain of 40,000
over last year's vote.
Ilui no Kittlmiito to Make.
"Chairman Sownrd of the democratic
committee has no estimate , out chilms that
the rural vote will reduce present claims.
Ho does not claim anything on state or
legislative tickets , but says It is an "off
year , " and that the party In power has been
hold responsible- everything.
COMiMinm. O. . Nov. 7. To Ooncrnl Manager
AKsoclatud Press : At 11:30 1 dixlro tochnngo
tlio lljrnros miulo otirller. Wo have carried
Ohio for McKlnloy by from 00,000 to 70,000
plurality , und both branches of thu legisla
ture ) by moro than u two-thirds majority ,
i UIIAUI.KS DICK ,
Chairman Republican Htnto Committee.
Chairman Seward of the democratic con-
I ti-al state committee was scon after mid
night. Ho has no statement to make , but
admitted if the present ratio of democratic
losses continue iho complete returns would
show 'n plurality of 70,000 for McKlnloy.
J Chairman Sownrd and Colonel W. A. Tay-
I lor , democratic candidate for llcutenant-gov-
I'ornor , lauuhinglv seconded Ncal's motion to
mnko It unanimous.
Ci.RVKiANn , Nov. -Twenty-ulna of the
173 precincts in Cuyahoga county show not
republican gains of 1,7110. This indicates a
gain of O.IHIO in thn county und a plurality of
nearly 7.000 for MuKwloy.
CINCINNATI , Nov. 7. Ono-tcnth of iho pre
cincts in Hamilton county show a republican
gain of Oo'J over 18'JJ. ' At this rate , tbo re
publican plurality will rlso to over 12,000 ,
This appears to carry the entire republican
ticket , Including three senators und ten
members of the houso. At U'.iiO the streets
la front of the republican clubs were jammed
with cheering and shouting masses of poo-
jilo , whllo ovcrywhoro horns wore blowing
and men yelling.
Tivo hunflrcd products glvo McKlnloy 82-
15-i , Neal 20,01'J , populists Gil , prohibitionists ,
1.1)07. ) The same precincts In 18U2 gave Harrison
risen 1)0,010. ) Cleveland 24,178 , showing a republican -
publican gain of 5,1 W.
I Afi UKtIAl-
I IlciulU In Kentucky StrmiKly In fnvor elI
I the Iluinooriillu 1'uity.
li IxU3ViM.B | , Nov. 7. Full election returns
[ ' throughout Kentucky will not be available
I for several days , but so far us the reports
riiavo boon received it Is pretty certain that
[ the relative standing of the two political
parties has not changed. Senator William
' Lindsay was elected last winter over
ilovurnor Brown and Congressmen McCroary
and Stone. Lindsay then had CO per cent of
[ the democratic caucus votes. In the
I primaries fully 80 percent of the democratic
nominees for both house and semite were
I pledged to Lindsay and they nro all friendly
I to Senator Blackburn , who will stand for ro-
I election two years hence. The Kentucky
I legislature will bo democratic on joint ballot
( by about four to one. The only issues in
I this election wore factional , thu domli.ant
I faction of the democracy being the Cleveland
I party , as opposed to the wing which sup-
I ported Mr. Henry Watterson in his opposl-
I tlon to Cleveland's nomination. In this city ,
I Tuler , democrat , was elected for mayor by
I about JiBOO , majority.
I lluomrd Jloeil for 1'rrtlilent.
I Prrrsuuno , Nov. 7 John Dalioil , rcpubll-
I cau congressman , started a presidential
I boom for Thomas B , Iteed at a meeting of
I rooubllcan ward worker * tonight. After
i congratulating the republican * on the gen-
I era ! re ult of the election , he launched out
I Hlo RU gulogy of Congressman R d , In the
course of which ho said ho hoped , In com
mon with thousands of other * , lo see the clay
when lion. Thomas B , Heed would bo clo-
vnted to the highest position in the gift of
the people. The nuplauso following this
lasted several minutes.
ItlU'tmi.lUAX It.ANS.VS.
Itctnrn * from tlio M/Uo I'nvornliln to the
( Irand Old 1'nrly ,
TOPBKA , Nov. 7. The Australian ballot
system was used today for the llrst tlmo , and
though there was some friction In localities
where the law was not fully understood , on
the whole the election p.issad oT smoothly.
The vote this year for various reasons Is not
nearly so largo as In 180J , when 3i3,3S3 votes
were trailed.
In the first place It Is an "oft year. " Then
It Is estimated that fully 23 per cent of the
voters In the wuitorn p.trt of thu state have
emigrated on account of the failure of crops ,
and. besides , there was n considerable
exodus from all sections to the
Cherokee Strip. Finally , many voters ,
through ignorance or timidity , would not
venture into thu booths under the now law.
By common consent the vote today will bo
compared with tnat or two years ago , .vneii
the same county olllcors were elected. The
vote of that year was as follows : Hcpubll-
nn 112,0)4 ! ; populist , 114,475 : democrat , 23-
815 ; total , 2Tfi44. ! ! The ronubllcans won 277
of the county ofllcos voted for , the populists
127 and the democrats 20.
KANSAS CITV , Noy. 7. In Wyandotte
county , the most populous county In the
state , the entire republican ticket , with the
exception of surveyor and register of deeds ,
is elected. Incomplete returns indicate that
the populists hold their own as compared
with the vote two years ago. Not more
than half the registered vote was polled ,
On account of n split In the party few dem
ocrats voted.
KANSAS CITV , Nov. 7 Franklin , Butler ,
Brawn , Osagu and Gray counties , Kan. ,
all carried by republicans.
Ucno and So'igwlck counties have gone re
publican. Sudgwiek , of which Wichita is
the county scat , was carried by the populists
last year.
IJeoubllcans will probably have a plurality
of all the votes cast In Kansas , They have
carried Miami , Harvey mid Montgomery
counties. The democrats carried Leaven-
worth county. "
I-.UVUENCE , Kan. , Nov. 7. The entire re
publican ticket was elected in Douglas
county bv majorities "ranging from 700 to
1,000.WICHITA
WICHITA , Nov. 7. The entire rounbllcan
ticket Is elected in Scogwlck county
by majorities ranging from 200 to 1,000.
It was opposed oy a fusion of demo
crats and populist. The Immense republi
can gains were unlocked for.
EMPOUIA , Kan. , Nov. 7. This cltygivcs
an average republican majority of of fiOO on
a light voto. This is a ronubllcan gain as
compared with the vote of last year , lie-
turns Indicate that this county has gene
republican by about 300 majority.
Toi'KKi , Nov. 7. The Capitol's dispatches
to 2 o'clock from all parts of Kansas show
republican gains everywhere. Osage
Crawford and Cherokee counties ,
holds of the people's party , go republican for
the first time since 1880. Twenty-seven
counties heard from are all republican , in
cluding the most populous counties of the
state , many of which vero populist last
year and the yerr before. It looks like a
clern sweep of the state for the republicans.
HOW HEW YOK1C WENT.
Kntlro Ilepuhllcuii Stuto Ticket Electrd liy
New YOHK , Nov. 7. Ono of the most pe
culiar campaigns in the history of the state
was closed at sundown this evening , and it
Is safe to say the dcmocratlo managers are
not moro surprised at the result than are
the republicans. The dominant Issue in all
portions of the state has been
ring rule , and the republicans in
Now York City , Brooklyn. Albany and Buf
falo have been greatly assisted by the
organized efforts of independent democrats.
Isaac II. Ma.vnard , the candidate on the
democratic ticket for judge of the court of
appeals , against whom Independent demo
crats have waged war most bitter and un
relenting , has been surprisingly and over
whelmingly defeated. In Now York
City Maynard ran 35,000 behind
his ticket , in Brooklyn over 18,000 and in
'Erie county several thousand. Almost with
out exception the returns from every part of
the state show ho was heavily scratched.
Even ten of "Boss" McKano's retainers at
Coney Island scratched him. The result at
this time seems to bo that ho has boon de
feated by a plurality close In the neighbor
hood of 103,000.
Practically returns complete from many
counties of the state und scattering returns
from the others Indicate the republicans
have elected their entire state ticket and
that they will have a good working majority
in the next legislature.
In Brooklyn the local campaign was fought
most bitterly. Mayor Boody , who was re-
nominated by the democrats , was opposed by
thu Young Men's Independent Democratic
club of Brooulyn most liorculy and
thu republican candidate , Charles
Schlorcn , was endorsed , with the result the
democratic majority of 20,000 atithclast
election has been overturned and a repub
lican mayor elected by about 15,000. William
J. Gayuor , the prominent democrat , who
for two years has led In the light against
Boss Mclaughlin and his ring , was nomi
nated by the republicans for supreme court
judge In the Second district and gets 20,000
majority.
The complete returns from Now York City
show the election of tha entire Tammany
tickut by majorities ranging between 07,000
and C.3,000 ,
The total citv vote for secretary of state
gives Meyer 147,250j Palmer , 70,877.
KIC-iUl/l.S l.N 1'1JS.VIVAN1A. .
Itrptibllriini Win hy fiood , I.iirso Mnjnr-
II lei.
Piut.Apnu'iiu , Nov. 7. The election today
closed the quietest political campaign in the
state of Pennsylvania for many years. In a
few counties in the eastern part of the state
local issues have excited interest outside of
party contests , and lively struggles over the
committeu on pleas Judgshlp In a hall' dozen
"districts brought out an exceptionally largo
vote. This was particularly true in Lack-
nwann'i. Schuylkill , Bucks and the Carbon
mining districts. These are all mora or less
democratic sections , with the possible excep
tion of Lackiuviunm , which Is pretty evenly
divided politically , and Blair , whkh is
strongly republican. In the eastern part of
the state the greatest Interest centered
around the contest in Munroe county dis
trict , where a bitter light has been waged
by administration und uutl-admiuistratlon
democratic , factions ,
At midnight the following counties in
western Pennsylvania had been heiial from ,
with estimated results : Allegheny county ,
10,000 republican plurality ; Yenango county ,
(100 plurality : Lawrcnco ' county. 2,000 repub
lican plurality ; Cumbria , boo republican
plurality ; Blair county , 2,1)00 ) * republican
plurality.
Returns from Franklin county show a re-
public-ill gain of 300 : Noithumbcrland
county , republican gain 400 , und Armstrong
county , republican gum O.UOO , compared with
18U1.
18U1.The entire ropubltcin tlcuet is elected in
this city.
MmiM.r.iantOi Pa. , Nov. 7. In consequence
of the failure'of the standing commit too of
both the democratic and republican parties
In Tiogn county to certify the nominations
of thu candidates for ussoniatu judge , the
ticket Is mixed and occasions much annoy
ance and delay in counting thn votes. Hence
the reports are monger and it Is Impossible
to estimate results , but it Is safe to sa.V that
the entire republican county ticket is elected
and Fell and Jackson will have a plurality of
from 700 to 600.
I'UTSUUiio , Nov. 7. .The election In Al
legheny county today was the hottest in
years , Ten tickets were in the field for
county officers , and a determined tight was
maao on the regular republican ticket , but
OK 9ECOXD
JACKSON'S ' FINE LEAD
Iowa's Republican Gubernatorial Candidate
Elected by a Handsome Voto.
BOIES LEFT HOPELESSLY IN THE REAR
Democratic Governor Repudiated in All Parts
of the State. .
OLD TIME ENTHUSIASM MANIFESTED
Members of the Grand Old Party March in
Solid Columns.
LEGISLATURE BELIEVED TO BE SAFE
Caretul Kitlintttc * , llnsoil on Comparisons ,
Rollro tlio Doinorrrtts Irnin L'nwor How
the L'ljfnros Look Honoris from
Various I own Common.
DES MOIXES , Nov. 8. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEE. ] Up lo 3 n. tn. this ( Wednes
day ) morning comparisons had boon made on
721 precincts , which was the end or the fie-
urine for the night. Thcso glvo Jackson ,
00,887j Holes , 73,823. Same precincts last
year gave Harrison , 00,10(5 ( ; Cleveland , 82,703.
Net republican gain , 3,532.
This covers one-third of the state and in
dicates Jackson's plurality In the entire
state will bo about : ! 3,000.
The legislative vote will run ahead of the
state ticket , and will undoubtedly bo repub
lican In both branches by a good majority ,
though no figures can bo procured this
morning.
The indications are the prohibition vote
will bo about 12,000 , and the populist vote in
the neighborhood of Uj.OOO.
IT WAS A l.AN
Holes' Pnpulnrlty Fail ml Uoforo the On-
ulnuirlit ol Urpubllcan Viitera.
Dns MOINCS , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
toTunBEB.l Iho election returns so far
in this state show nothing ICES than a repub
lican landslide. Republican reports , how-
over , have been slow in coming in , It being
nearly 0 o'clock before enough to base any
predictions upon had been tabulated. There
has been a steady not rcpuollcau gain in the
first 100 precincts of nearly seven to a pre
cinct. This is compared with last year whn
Harrison carried the state by a plurality of
nearly 131,000. The precincts first heard
from wcro mainly in the largo cities , leaving1
the county precincts to bo heard from and
there the prohibition vote may prove to bo
largo and cut down the republican plurality
as now figured.
The total vote in the state will fall , It is
estimated , at least , 3,000 ana maybe 4,000
short of , last year , the majority of stay-at-
homes being democrats , who probably could
not consistently vote the republican ticket
and still did not want to vote their own.
The democrats have lost heavily to the
populists , which can be accounted for partly
by hard "times and principally to the recent
silver legislation. The prohibition parly
vote , unless the county districts ( generally
the last to bo heard from ) pile up , the total
will be small much smaller than antici
pated by prohibitionists and feared by re
publicans.
All the estimates are based upon the first
100 precincts heard from. The total number
of precincts in the state is 0,003 , so that the
100 comprise one-twentieth part of the state ,
and what is true of these will very likely
prove true of the wholu state , with nothing
moro than a small change at most.
The llrst 100 precincts just in and tabulated
at 10 o'clock.show as follows : Jackson ,
total , 14,777. The same products last year
gave Harrison 18,802. Boies' total vote , 10-
804. The same precincts last year gave
Cleveland 0,480 ; net republican gain , 503.
If kept up for the whole state it will make a
gain of 1,1,000 and Jackson will carry the
state by nearly 1)3,000. )
Laiiiullilo to J.ickHon.
DBS MOIXES , Nov. 7. The election of Iowa
will go down as a republican landslide. The
gains have been steady all nlaht and average -
ago about six to the preotnct. Returns from
more than one-fourth of the .stuto are now
in and the ratio of Increase can hardly
bo materially changed. Returns as to pro
hibition and populist voters are scattering ;
not enough to babe good estimates on. Pro
hibitionists will probably not poll over 12- ,
000 and the populists 0,000 , showing only a
gain of 1,000.
Chairman Blylho of the republican com
mittee claims the election of the whole re
publican ticket by pluralities of 30,000. The
chairman of the democratic stuto committed
concedes the election to the republicans by
about 20,000.
In the legislative districts the republicans
have many gains and are now certain of
working majorities in both houses , assuring
a republican successor to United States Sen
ator Wilson.
Democratic ICstlm to for Inwn ,
DBS MOINES , Nov. 7. Charles D. Fuller ,
chairman democratic state committee , says
all indications point to Jackson's election by
from 20,000 to 25,000. The republican state
ticket will have slightly loss majority ,
There are as yet no returns on legislative
candidates ,
Ono hundred and eighty-eight precincts
glvo Jackson , 24.834 ; Holes , 18,753 ; not re
publican gain , 1,105.
. „ Henry UrpubUcnit Ualiu.
LEMAUB , la. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram to
TUB BEE. ] Complete returns from town
ships outside of Lomars show a heavy
republican gain with strong indications that
the entire republican county ticket will bo
elected. Boles' majority in this county will
not exceed 800 , as against 750 two years ago.
Republicans will elect treasurer , superin
tendent and representative with every Indi
cation of electing the entire ticket. Koturns
show u strong gam for the people's party in
the southern part of the county. Lemurs
gives Uhussell , ( rep. ) 230 majority , an
against six two years ago ; Kirsoboni ( rop. )
187 for treasurer , with majorities for the
bulanco of the republican ticket.
At Malvern.
MALVEIIX , In. , Nov , 7. ( Special Telegram
to THE BEE. 1 The weather today was all
that could bo desired , Reports from the
county show that a full vote was polled ,
Malvern precinct polled 252 votes. Straight
republican , 140 ; straight democrat , S3. Ha-
publicans gain ten over two years ago.
Glcnwood polled 705. Straight republican ,
34'J ; straight democrat , 101. The tight was
on representative ,
1'opulist and prohibition vote light.
( iHlim in lluoiie.
BOOXE , la. . Nov. 7 , [ Special Telegram to
TUB BKK.I City of Boone gives Jijckspn ,
7S3 ; Boles , 578 ; rest of the state ticket about
the sanio. Two townships outsldo of Boone
in Boone county give Jack on , 200 ; Boioi ,
184 , a republican gain of 21 over last year.
Jackson Currlet AUitmi Cou ity.
la. , Nov. 7. [ Sueclal Telegram
to TUB BEB.I The estimated plurality for
Jackson In Adams county is SOO.
Thirteen precincts in Adam * county giro
Jackson 1,100 : Boles , 890. JacUon's plurality
will be 350. Mitchell , republican candidate
for representative , is elected by about 200
plurality. Tim entire republican county
ticket Is elected ,
The total vote in Adami c6nn.ty gives
Jackson , 1.410 ; Holes , 1,000. Mitchell , re-
nubllcan , candidate for representative , Is
elected by 250 plurality.
Kepntillcnn tinlim ,
CKESTOX , la. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
toTiiR BKE.J Returns ImVo only been re
ceived from Cromwell and the Second waid
of thin city. In Cromwell Jackson obtained
71 voles , Bnlcs DO and Joseph 14. In the
Second ward Jncks.in 170 , Boles 80 and
Joseph 50 , a populist gain of 83 > . This county
has undoubtedly gone ropjultcan by 000
majority. The popnlistcandldato for 'sheriff
will run about oven with thn democratic
candidate.
Jncknnn' * Majority ( Ironing.
ATLANTIC , la. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
to Tun BUR. ] Twelve out of twenty precincts
In Cass county glvo Jackson 225 , majority.
The total vote will make it 600. The elec
tion of Julian Phelps for senator and W. J ,
Davis for representative is assured.
Inckiim Snfo In llurrlion.
Missoum VAI.J.BT , la. , Nov. 7. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : BEE. ] Seven precincts of
Harrison county give Jackson a plurality of
175. Nut republican gain of lill votes over
1801.
Carried Hole * ' Ward.
WATBHLOO. la. , Nov. 7. Governor Boles'
homo ward gives Jackson 210 , Boles 155 ; a
republican cain of 71.
SOUTH DAKOTA HKl'lJIll.ICANS.
They Are Confident nt Success In All Do-
purtuionlH.
CIIAMIIKHLAIX , S. D. , Nov. 7. [ Special Tel-
ogriitn to THE BUR. ] Chairman Greene of
the republican state committee tonight
states that republicans of South Dakota
would hold their percentage of last year's
vote , which would glvo republican candi
dates for supreme judges about 5,000 plural
ity. Judge Hanoy ( rop. ) , candidate for cir
cuit judge , this district , is elected by a good
majority. But GO or CO per cent of the vote
in the state has been cast.
llcports lit .Sioux Falls.
Sioux FALLS , S. D. . Nov. 7. [ Special Tel
egram to THE BEF. I At 11 o'clock the city
vote Is counted , the supreme judges having
a largo republican majority. For Judges of
the second circuit , J. W. Jones , rcuubllcan ,
752 ; ' W. A. Wllkes , populist , 103 ; II. H.
Keith , republican , 203. P. S. Emerson , re
publican , Is elected county commissioner.
A dispatch from Lennox , Lincoln county ,
gives Jones 00 out of SO. In Flandreau ,
Moody county , Jones has a majority. Jones
is considered elected. Reports from repub
lican and democrat state headquarters give
a victory to republican candidates for supreme
premo Judges. The vote in tlib state is con
sidered about three-fifths ,
III the Vicinity of lint S
HOT SPHIXOS , S. D. , Nov. 7. ISpecial Tele
gram to THE BCE. ] The .latest reports are
that Pennington county give * McGee about
200 majority ; Custcr , Gardner200 majority ;
Fall River , Gardner about 150 majority , the
hitter Gardner's in this
being majority judi
cial circuit overMcGoe.
Nothing dcllnlte can bo learned concern
ing the state ticket , all the interest beiiu'
absorbed in the contest , on circuit judgo.
which has been bitter. It is estimated thnt
the republican supreme court candidates
have between 500 and 000 majority in the
three counties named.
Kopnulloan .Imltfua Elected.
ST. PAUL , Nov. 7. Reports from ten dlf-
fornnt counties in South Dakota show re
publican gains over lust yoat'il vote -and in
dicate a republican plurality-of fully 5,000.
The returns indicate that six republicans out
of eight circuit judges are elected. Kellam
and Bennett for supreme court judges have
lame majorltles-rfiid It seems probable that
the third judge is also elected. Chairman
Simmons of the independent state commit
tee claims the country precincts will show
at least ono of the independent supreme
court judges elected.
From Lead City.
LEAD CITY , S. D. , Nov. 7. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] Indications point that
the three republican supreme judges have
carried the county by a fair plurality. Rico ,
rcimbllcan candidate for circuit judge , had
234 plurality In Lead and made a standoff in
Dcadwood. The outlying precincts of Law
rence , Meade and Butte counties will greatly
diminish this majority and possibly elect
Plowman , independent. The vote was light ,
no interest being taken.
Itmulta .Sot Questioned.
YAXKTOX. S. D. , Nov. 7. [ Speolal Tele
gram to THE BEE. ] Information received
from the headquarters of the republican and
democratic central committees at 0 p. m. as
sures the election of all of the republican can
didates for Judgshlp upon thu republican
ticket , The vote cast will bo about one-half , or
40,000 , of which the republican candidates
will receive 05 per cqnt. Actual figures will
not bo available until tomorrow night.
rOUUUT AT Till ! TOLLS.
Disgraceful scenes nt Mnny 1'lncos in New
Jersey Yesterday.
JEIISET CITY , N. J. , Nov. 7. In Noxy Jersey
the race track clement has wrought up moro
than ordinary Interest In today's ' election ,
and both sides are out in force and working
hard. The reports that are coming in are
definite only In the statement of unusual
activity to bring out the full voto. The re
publicans seem very hopeful and confident ,
but this also Is true of the democrats. Thn
latter .claim that the legislature will stand
thirty-six democrats to twenty-four repub
licans. The republicans say this Is Impos
sible and that the count will show the state
in their control.
While the election so far has passed off
quietly at Paterson and Nawark there may
be some trouble , though nearly 1,000 dep
uties and special policemen have been
sworn In nt the former city and half as many
at the latter , '
Many ri-rinim Injured at Dim-Ion.
CAMDEX , N. J , , Nov. 7. Small sized riots
took place in several of the precincts of this
city In the forenoon. The democratic police
men and ward workers have taken possession
of many of the polls , and the republicans
have appealed to Sheriff West to place the
military at the polls.
Many deputy sheriffs worn shot and
beaten , but nor seriously.
Tim fnllnwlnr ? linvri Imrm : ulllllttftd to
Cooper hospital up to midday :
SAMUEL PULLMAN , 812 Chestnut street , shot
In the hand. *
Gr.oiun : HANKS , Kulgh 'uvenuo , bhot In the
leg.
MICHAEL KKLLY , dumoura'tlu worker , btub-
bitd In the nock.
I'liANic HEVEIIIN , Eighth v/arfl , shot In the
liDiul und black-lacked ,
\VAIU > UOEII , Ninth ward , badly cut in the
head ,
NATHAN VANDYKE , Hovonth ward , throat cut ,
JUI.IA ClIAMDEIlS. ChcStHUt KtrCOl , whllo
htuiidlngnuur the polls' In tie | Seventh ward ,
had her threat cut lKi < ) Iy with u razor.
Itbocaino ovldont about tb'u lunch hour
that the city was In thn hands of a desperate
gang of thugs , Many deputy sheriffs wcro
stopped on the streets arid tholr Weapons
taken from them.
Sheriff West could not bo found at his
ofilco and persons started out to hunt for
him to call out the mllltla. A company of
troops in charge of Captain George U , West
was ready at a moment's notice to take
action , and 500 special democratic policemen
wcro nt the polls ,
NEWAIIK , N , J. , Nov. 7. There is heavy
voting going on In Essex county und great
interest IB being manifested , The demo
cratic ) vote Is coming out strong , and Brown ,
the democratic candidaio for register , is
leading his ticket , : Democrats assert that
they will carry thu senators and eight out
of eleven assemblymen. , '
Oat a
aO. . , Nov. " . Judge Robert
II. Cochran of Toledo , O. , took judgment
yesterday against the Cleveland , Lorraine &
Wheeling Railroad company for notes , with
interest , amounting to H5.800 in favor of the
International Trust company of Boston.
ARE NECK AND NECK
Judges Holcomb and Harrison are Appar
ently Running Side by Side.
NEBRASKA ELECTION RETU.1NS MEAGER
Estimate ? from the Various Counties Olose
and the Result Doubtful ,
LARGE FALLING OFF IN THE TOTAL VOTE
Some Populist Gains Reported Over the Van
Wyck Vote a Year Ago.
LOSSES BY DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
Itenuullcau und I'npulUl State Contrnl Com
mittee * llotli Clnlm the EU-tUluu of
Their Cniulldntvn , but the Doin-
orrntR Admit Dolour.
The election of justice of the supreme
court of the state of Nebraska hinges on the
result In Douglas county. At n a. m. the
canvass of the vote on the head of the state
ticket in this county was so Incomplete tnat
but little concluston could bo reached from
the figures at hand. The returns
from over the state were also un
satisfactory , but few actual figures being
given. Estimates wcro made , however ,
on nearly every county In the state which
are believed to bo reliable , giving the vote of
the counties in round numbers. These esti
mates show that Harrison and Holcomb are
almost on an equal footing as regards the
number of votes received.
Whore no report has been received from a
county an estimate was made by TUB BKI :
on the vote cast last year for auditor. Ton
per cent was deducted from the total vote ,
and then 10 percent was taken from both
the republican and democratic columns and
added to the populists. The result , It is be
lieved , is approximately correct.
At midnight Chairman Slaughter of the
republican state central committee claimed
that Harrison was elected by u small plu
rality. At the same hour Chairman Deaver
of the populist state committo expressed
Klkhorn Men Urxed to Vole.
NOIIFOI.K , Nob. Nov. 7 , { Special Tele
gram to THE HEE. | The election hero today
was very exciting. A largo vote was polled ,
The Fremont , Klkhorn t Missouri Vulloy
railway took especial pains to eivo its
men an opportunity to oxurciso thulr rights
or franchise. There were 1KJ7 votes cast In
this precinct , The indications arc that Iho
following are olootud to county oftlces : JCd
O'Sltea , democrat , treasurer ; K. O , HolJ.
man , republican , clerk ; M , \Vobstordem
ocrat , judge ; G , W , Losoy , democrat , sheriff j
It , U , Mosaman , republican , county superin
tendent. For district judge thu light is
very closu between Jnilgo Jackson , repub
lican , and Robinson , democrat-populist , witn
chances in favor of Jackson. The supreme
Judgshlp is badly mixed , the democrats
voting pretty straight lor Irvine , whllo pos
sibly 10 per cent of the republicans voted for
Holcomb.
Ilurrliun Kan llehliul.
Ei.wooi ) , Neb. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
to Tins HUE. ] The weather was line and a
largo vcXo was polled. The Indications from
the country so iurare largo republican gains ,
with the probabilities ol olcctinu at least
three of the county onlcors. ilurrUon is
running u little behind the ticket.
Cloie In ( lirlUrld ,
BuuwEix , Neb. , Nov. 7. Special Telegram
toTiiK HEB.I Uockford precinct , including
Hurvvoll , Gartleld county , gives ; Harrison
71 ; Irvine , & ; Holcomb , 1)0 ) ; Uittunbender , ! )
It is very close in the county on clerk am
treasurer. The republicans claim the judge
superintendent und surveyor ,
Half ami Hull In I'holpn.
HOLDUEOU , Neb. , Nov. -Special [ Tele
gram to Tuu BEE. ] Deep interest is felt in
this olootlou. A full votu it polled , Tbo re
publicans will elect half of the ofilccr . The
vote Is larger than last ycnr ,
Thnynr KttpnUlltmi \ > f Itcdureil .Mnjorltj- .
HF.IIIIOX , Nob. , Nov. 7. ( Special Telegram
to TUB HBK. ] Th.iyer county has been car
ried by n small majority for the entire repub
lican state ticket. It Is nlso concodcd that
Klllxni , treasurer ; Pratt , county clerk ;
Morris , superintendent , republican * , are
elected , whlla the democrats claim the
county Jurtpo and commissioner of the Second
end district , and the populists have Iho
sheriff.
( iiiln for llnrrlftim In ( Irrnlny.
niir.ii.KrCiNTr.ii. Nob. , Nov. 7. [ Special
Telegram to Tin ; Unn.l The official vote of
Orenioy precinct gives Harrison 7W , Hoi-
comb t > 5 , Irvlno fi3. Last year's vote was :
Crouuso , 4U ; Morton , 81 ; Van Wyck , CO.
Ildlcoiiiti'it Spurt In Clioyoiinp.
SIDNF.T. Nob. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
to THE Unr..J Kcports from twelve precincts
out of eighteen Indicate Holcotnb's majority
for supreme court judge to bo about 1K)0 ) in
Cheyenne county.
T , Neb. . Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Hii.l : - The total vote In this city was
1,250 , of which Harrison receives 470 , Hoi-
comb 401 , Irvlno 20U , Ulttonbondcr 17.
Hooper township gives Harrison , 03 ; Hoi-
comi ) . fiS : Irvine , 111. Elkhorn : Holcomb ,
J5 ; Harrison , IB ; Irvine , 18. Ciunlnc : Harrison
risen , 17j Holcomb , f > ' 2 ; Irvine. 01. North
Uond will give a small majority for Harri
son. The Indications are that Holcomb will
carry the county.
Democrat * Curry Slnnton ,
STAXTOX , Nob. , Nov , 7. ( Special Telegram -
gram to Tuc Ucc. ] The election | ussol : oflC
quietly hero. From present appearances
the democrats will carry the county on the
state ticket and the republicans the majority
of the county ticket.
liotli .Slilen Conllilont lit Sltrrmnn.
Loin1 CITY , Nob. . Nov. 7. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB llEfi. ] Election passed oft very
quietly today and u largo vote was polled.
Owing to the great amount ot work dono-by
both the republican and Independent parties ,
both sides uiaim largo gains.
HiirrMon'ii I'lunility In < ! : ign.
BiiATiucn , Nob. , Nov. 7. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun UEK. ] Uoturns from the six
wards in this city glvo Harrison 731 , Hoi-
comb "GO , Irvlno 201. Koturns from countj1
preci.icts , Including Liberty , Dluo Springs ,
Highland , Paddocic , Glcnwood and Fillo.v.
indicate that Harrison's plurality In this
county will bo over 1,000. The entire couiity
republican ticltot Is undoubtedly elected.
Halktiu Kt'iuitillcniiH an Top.
WiLnr.it , Nob. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
to THE HUE. ] Wilber precinct gives : Harrison
risen , 109 ; Irvine , 153 ; Holcomb , 78. Returns
from the county are slow , but Indications
are that Harrison will have from 200 to 300
plurality and that the republicans elect
clerk and treasurer and the democrats and
Independents the register of deeds. The
balance of the ticket is yet In doubt.
Kopiibllciut l.orii lu lltitlcr.
DAVID Crrr , Neb. , Nov. -Special [ Tele
gram to THIS BEE. ] Indications point to the
election of the entire republican ticket In
this county. Gad Gates , democrat , is elected
supervisor In David City. The balance of
the ticket is from CO to 100 republican. The
vote in tlio city was : Harrison , 1'JO ; Uol-
com b , U'J ; Irvine , 03. Tickets were scratched
badly.
Julmion Solidly Kcpublloan.
Tncu.MSEH. Neb. , Nov. 7. [ Special Tcle-
pram'toTiiE ' BEE. j Harrison will get at leaat
825 plurality tn Johnson county. Indications
are strong to the effect that the whole re
publican county ticket is elected with the
possible exception of sheriff.
Small Vote m ITnlruury.
FJUIIHUKT , Nob. ' , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram -
gram td-Tnn BEE' ] Election was very outot.
Only 737 vatcs were polled. The vote has
not been canvassed , out indications are that
the republicans have elecod ; county oillcers ,
except sheriff and supoilntcndcnt , which
the populists probably vrln. Harrison's
majority will bo a small ono over Holcomb.
Harrison Curries Ills Homo Town.
GIIAXD Isr.AXi ) , Neb. , Nov. 7. [ Special
Telegram to TUB BEE. ] City of Grand
Island gives Harrison , 838 ; Holcomb , 141 ;
Irvine , 101. Crounso's vote last year was
1,300. The county ticket wont republican in
the city. Nu county products have been
dellnltcly heard from.
Donel Claimed by Kcpiilillciins.
CIIAITELT , , Nob. . Nov. 7. [ Special Tclo-
gram toTiiis ItaB.l Returns from two pre
cincts give the republicans a small plurality.
Indications are now that the atato ticket
vlll go republican.
Ilolcnmb HHK .Mnjorlty In DnwHoii.
LKXIXOTO.V , Neb. , Nov. 7. [ Special Tele
gram to Tint BUE.J A heavy vote was
tolled In Dawson county. The Indications
)0lnt to the election of the entire republican
: ounty ticket. Out of100 votes counted
larrlson has lifty majority over Holcomb.
the vpto of the entire county will glvo Hol-
: omb a small majority over Harrison. Re
turns are coming slowly.
Antelope County Itoturni.
NEI.IOII , Neb. , Nov. 7. [ Special Telegram
o TUB BUE. ] Nollghclty ( 'ivea ; Harrison ,
05 ; Holcomb , Til. District Judge ; Jackson ,
184 ; Robinson , 40.
K < 'l > ul > UcillH : Loud In Flllmoro.
GENEVA , Nob. , Nov. 7. ( Special Telegram
to Tin : BKE.J The election hero today was
qulot but n good vote was polled , so far us
can ho learned , throughout the couu'.y. The
weather was perfect in Genuva , Harrison
and tlio county republican ticket load , In
complete reports from outlying precincts
glvo promise of a fair republican majority.
itlulr StiiniU by KupnbllwtnH.
Bi.Aiu , Nob. . Nov , 7. [ Special Telegram to
THE BUE.J The returns are coming in
slowly. Blair gives Harrison. lOd ; Holcomb ,
51 ; Irvlno , 1)5 ) ; Ambrose , 171 ; Blair , 203 ;
Curtis , 104 ; Dufllc , 140 ; Walton , 207. The
democratic Ward In the city wont repub
lican , if Blair city Is an Indication , the
county has gene republican with one or two
oxcoptlons. On the county ticket , Rath-
man , democrat , for county clerk , carries the
city by 12 ; Jackson , populist , for county
Judge , by ( il ; Moncke , democrat , for sheriff ,
by 78 ; Henderson , republican , for county
superintendent , by 14V. ! ! ; . H. Hill , petition ,
for surveyor , by 15. None of the country
precincts have been heard from yet , and
probably will not get in before morning.
Nine precincts , Including the city of Blair
and Hvo county precincts , show u largo re
publican gain for the state ticket. Harrison
has carried the county by about 250. Am
brose and Blair will carry the county hy IftU
Walton will have about 1,800 votes out of
probably 2,100 In the county. For tlio county
ticket , Cook ( rop. ) , recorder ; Rimoll ( rop. ) ,
clerk ; Monde ( uom. ) , sheriff ; 10. U , Jackson
( pop. ) , judge ; Plcrco ( rep. ) , coroner , and
Henderson ( rop. ) , superintendent , are prob
ably elected. For surveyor tho'raco ' U close
between Carter and Hill ,
Heavy Vote In Holt ,
O'NEiti , , Nob. , Nov. 7. [ Speolal Telegram
to THE BEE. 1 Four procimns in Holt county ,
Including O'Neill , give : Harrison , 24 ; Hoi-
comb , 140 ; Irvine , 107. The returns are com
ing In very slowly. There WHS a very heavy
vote polled on the county ticket. The In
dications arc that McEvony. republican , will
bo elected sheriff. The contest for treasurer
is between J. P. Mullen , independent , und
Nell Bronnan , republican , and wilt bo very
close. Returns are so slow that it is impos
sible to estimate the outcome. Republicans
uro confident of their county ticket.
llurlnn 2OO t'oimllit.
ALMA , Nob. , Nov. 7. ( Special Telegram to
TUB BEE. ] Klectlon any passed off very
quietly. The day was warm and u larger
vote was polled than last year by 10 per
cent , The populists' utato ticket will have
200 majority nnd the entire county tlukot
will probably ba sleeted by a smaller ma
jority.
Kutlier .Mixed In Ailiinih.
HASTINGS , Nob. , Nov. 7. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE. ] It will bo impossible to
secure even a reliable estimate of Adami
comity's vote tonight. Harrison probably
carries the county by a small plurality , run
ning about 250 ahead In the city. Interest
"
CONTIKUEU O.X SKCQHO J-iOB.
5:30 : A. M.
BY POPULAR VERDICT
George ? , Bemis Will Bo Mayor of Omahn
Two Moro Years.
HANDSOMELY ENDORSED AT THE POLLS
Returned hy a Plurality Nearly as Largo ai
His First.
BENNETT'S ' FACE TURNED TO THE WALL
Eller'a Term Will Expire with the Present
Fiscal Year.
SACKETT RE-ELECTED COUNTY CLERK
Holln , Olsen and Ilerkn Uo-Kleotcd-Urnrct'
Clmiicn In Don In CnimnUiloner WII-
llunii Dofontrd .Muni nnil KUnnor
I'robnlily Kleoiod Vote by Dlitrlots.
ICIglity-uno nut ol rlR'.ity-eljIit preclnoti
clvn llomln , 0,3001 lloillord , 4,0011) ) lluncnll ,
3,1171 ; .Murour , 000. It. ml * plurality , 3B35.
George P. Ucmts will bo the mayor of
Omaha for two years moro.
This was the decision of the voters of
this city at the polls yesterday In ono of the
bitterest and yet quiotcst political lights
that has bcuu waged In Omaha for yoars.
'i'no campaign was a hotly contested ono
from the start. The mayor was opposed by
all of the franchlsed corporations , by the
political ringstcrs , hy disgruntled politicians
of his own party , and no methods or nicani
wcro neglected to encompass his defeat , but
the people were with him and ho was reelected -
elected by a majority that any man could ba
proud of.
Returns from nearly all of the voting dls
tricts of the city nssuro Mr. Bonds' reelection -
election by at least 1,800 plurality , with
Bc'dford anil Hascall very close for second
place and Dr. Mercer not runnintr fait
enough to got up a pcrspliMtlon.
Slulit und Iliiscall Ht Work.
In the First and Second wards , the origin
of.many of the disturbing elomenUi In the
election , and the trystlng place of Hascall ,
Stuht , Bachelor and tholr suites , the voting
proceeded very quietly and slowly. In rare.
Instances wcro there any workers about the
polls and ntno place was there a crowd.
A tradition , .was .prevalent that Mr.
Stuht had been soon early In tbo morning at
his voting booth in the First ward and had
then disappeared with Messrs. Hascall and
Bachelor to do electioneering near Fort
Omaha , their action being explained on the
theory that they realized that tholr md f
effective work could bo done where ihof
wcro least known.
It was evident from the first that Hascall
was receiving a vote far below the estimate
that had been made by him and hit fiiends for
these wards , and the exertions of a commit'
tee appointed to oppose the movement fol
flascall with Bedford had sorno effect. Men
ccr was not hoard of and shouters for Bach
elor , if there wcro any , were In doors.
ICllur I-ost IIU Own Ward.
Inquiry in the Seventh revealed the fact
that republicans were very persistently get
ting away with the baggage of County Judge
Kllcr in his homo ward. Bemls was
cut by some republicans , but not to the ex
tent that had been anticipated In certain
quarters where thoopposltlon had been very
bitter , while for some reason Bedford wai
cut by democrats , who cast their ballots
and worked for Bemls. In the Ninth
ward Ellcr was also manifestly getting
it where the bottle got the cork , and inquiry
at the various booths elicited the informa
tion that the bowhlskorcd county jttdga
" wasn't In It " ' 'beaten
"simply , or was com
pletely out of sight. "
liiuinntt Vntinc Jiill ISIrdi.
Sheriff Bennett resorted to his tactics
early In the light and aroused the Indigna
tion of respectable citizens by attempting to
vote the Inmates of thu county jail.
On October 20 the old man was arrested
for being drunk and disorderly. The next
morning ho was conqctod ! and fJnod $20 and
the costs of prosecution , but as he was with
out funds with which to liquidate thu bill ,
ho was sent to the county jail to board out
the fmo , the sentence expiring yesterday.
Bright and early ycstordny morning the old
man was nt the election booth at the corner
of Nineteenth street and St. Mary's avenue ,
where ho claimed the right to vote , As hit
name was on the list of registered votora ,
ho was given n ticket , t which he voted ,
swallowing Dennett , Kllcr and all of the
members of the gang.
Since the .voto of Jimmy Colllgan was de
posited in the ballot box the fact has dc-
velopo'l that ho went straight from a cell In
the county jail to the election booth , where
ho deposited a ballot that wni marked In
accordance with the instructions of Theo
dora Bennett , the brother of the sheriff ,
While the voting of this pauper criminal is
bad enough , it is not a marker to the fraud
that was perpetrated to secure the registra
tion of his name.
By the most liberal method of figuring
dates the old man's sentence did notoxpir *
until yesterday , but notwithstanding all of
this last Saturday be wua allowed to leave the
jail , alone and without a guard. Ho went
from there to the booth , where ho svrora
that ho was a resident of the precinct and
waul , having his name registered along-with
those of the respectable voters. After bo
had placed himself In line where he could
help Bennett he returned to the jail and
the farce of serving out a sentence was con
tinued.
When Old Jimmy showed up at the poll * yet-
turday morning there vtore two or three other
Jail birds wltn him , but th y could