Boone County Recorder . , Deca-tur, Floyd, Poweshiek and Kossuth;the democrats gain Marion, OBrienand Sioiuc. The parties were equallydivided two years ago, and the repub-licans will, therefore, have a clear ma-jority. The senate to conceded to bedemocratic by one or two votes. It toestimated that the total vote will reach430,000, the largest vote ever east in thestate of Iowa Yankton, 8. D., Nov. 6.—Informationreceived at headquarters of the demo-cratic central commltte in this city to tothe effect that South Dakota will giveJolley (rep.) a majority of about 8,500over Smith (Ind.), and that W
Boone County Recorder . , Deca-tur, Floyd, Poweshiek and Kossuth;the democrats gain Marion, OBrienand Sioiuc. The parties were equallydivided two years ago, and the repub-licans will, therefore, have a clear ma-jority. The senate to conceded to bedemocratic by one or two votes. It toestimated that the total vote will reach430,000, the largest vote ever east in thestate of Iowa Yankton, 8. D., Nov. 6.—Informationreceived at headquarters of the demo-cratic central commltte in this city to tothe effect that South Dakota will giveJolley (rep.) a majority of about 8,500over Smith (Ind.), and that Woods(dem.) is defeated by a larger pluralitythan was Qulgley (dem.) last county gave Jolley a pluralityof 166. Richmond, Va, Nov. 5.—Returns re-ceived from the election Tuesday showthat the democrats have elected nine-teen senators and seventy-seven mem-bers of the house of delegates, whilethe opposition have five members in thehouse so far. GOV. BUCHANAN AROUSED. Remaining Prisons Most Be GuardedAll at. Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 5.—Whilethere have been rumors in circulationin East Tennessee, during the last twodays, that a mob intends to attack thebranch prison at Tracy City, it tothought there is little foundation forthem. There are 620 convicts at theseprisons, and extra guards have beenplaced on duty at each of them. Several heavy boxes, supposed to con-tain arms, have been sent by expressfrom th* state armory to the officials ofthe prisons. Gov. Buchanan has or-dered the state superintendent of pris-ons to take vigorous action. It to cer-tain that a mob would not now move onTracy City and Inman prisons unlessthey were determined to do or Buchanan, in an interview, couldnot say whether the leadersof the mob,if arrested, could be convicted in Ander-son county. Speaking of fine release of the con-viots, the governor said there shouldhave been a* guard at each of theseprisons. The trouble haa been that thelessees and the representatives of thestate hav
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