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Fasse"gers Going south.
MoJAvE, Nov. S.-Los Angeles
L levin, J Wilson, J Wertheimer,
Mrs S M Cobb and daughter, f I
Hoyt, VIM A Willie.
Anaheim--R G Gilman.
Arizona Tyson, Mrs D Noyle
and child, Ben Morsh, Tom Bridg-
er, May Bridger, v Dillon, J f
Troover and child, M E Collins.
Latest from Oregon.
PORTLAND, Nov. Sail coun-
ties In the State except Grant and
Curry have been heard from, near.
" ali officially, and give Garfield
SAT majority. Two counties to
hear from will probably increase
the majority to six hundred.
vsv.nss Very Close.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga spe-
cial to the New York Commercial
! says the vote In Virginia is very
close. The prospect is that the Re-
publicans carry the State. Re-
turns from half OF the State give
the Democrats four thousand ma
jority aud the Republican strong
holds are yet to be heard from.
Reports G.om Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Ofiicial and
unofficial reports from AZ OF the ia
counties Of this State give Han
cock 1O9, 293 votes; Garfield, II 1926;
Weaver, IA $50. Hancock's plural
ity is 81, 1858, q majority over all Of
2S,O12. The same counties in 1875
gave Tildeu 1lO,36S; Hayes, 1888;
Cooper, 1875; Democratic loss Of
l,O75; a Republican loss Of 1913,
and q Greenback gain OF 1854.
gbc Ns1s Congress.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Journals
Washington spe cial says: The Re-
publican majority in the next
House Is going to be uncomfortably
close, Mcpherson figures out to-day
only one majority. The gains made
on Tuesday In Congressman were
as follows: Virginia l, Tennessee
2, Louisiana l, Iowa 2, Minnesota
/. Wisconsin l, Missouri l, Penn.
sylvania 2, Illinois !, Kentucky l.,
making total of IS. The losses
were as follows: New York 4,
Nevada and California l.,
making 6 in all, net Republican
gain of Z, which added to the gains
made in October. and other Repub-
licans elected, give them a total OF
147, to 146 votes for the Democrats.
; These estimates give the Demo.
Gratis all the Greenback vote, which
ia all probability they will not get.
Information reaches here to-day
that the Democrats in Louisiana
are talking about Withholding the
certificate of Darrall, Republican
member.elect from the Third Dis
trict, and If they do this, the next
House will be a tie, unless some of
the Greenback members or the
two Readjuster members from Vir-
glnia vote with the Republicans.
a,xus az - Break Away from shs
BIu~dest.g Nsrtnera Bourb"ns.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-The Wash.
ington correspondent of the Times
finds the Southern leaders anxious
to make terms with the incoming
Administrations and declares the
Republicans can certainly find
enough allies among Independent,
Democrats from the South to organ
jze the House. Such men as Cor.
don. Wade Hampton, Lamar ant
NJ. G. Butler have repeatedly with
in the last year expressed opinions
to the effect that the South ough
to be able to make terms with thu
Republican party and cease to trai
along at the heels Of the Northern
Bourbons, who, with q gen
ius for bIundering, hav'
led them on from ou'
political ditch to another. Thu
Southerners would have broker
with the Northern Democrats lonl
ago had they been certain that pub
4 liz sentiment in the South woult
have sustained them. It was tn
frequently expressed opinion o
these Southern gentlemen last win
ter that made the Grant Senator
40 anxious to secure the nomina
ton of Grant at Chicago. They ha
practically In advance the positiv
assurance from responsible South
ern men that upon such q man q
Grant the South would make
break. 1t was also said here repeat
edly before the adjournment c
Congress. by certain S0uther
Nom bers, that II the Democratic
party failed this time it woul
practically end the Southern allie
risnces to that organization. Thei
prediction 10 now confirmed fror
every side.