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MISSISSIPPI.
OPPOSITION IN ONLY TWO DISTRICTS.

JUDGE MORGAN DEFEATS GENERAL CHALMERS
RESULT IN THE BLACK DISTRICT UNKNOWN.
JACKsoN. Miss, Nov. 2.-The political campaign
in TINS state has been remarkably quiet there be-
ing no opposition to the Democratic candidates for
Congress, except the lid and lid Districts. In
the former General j. r. Chalmers Rep.) was de-
feated by J. B. Morgan Dem. by large maority.ln
the lid District Judge Edward Lmvail (Rep.) OPP
posing T. c. Catchlns Dem.) In this tine Shoe
string district the black vote verwDelmingy ex-
ceeds the wnIte vote The United States Super
visor gave notice some time ago TO his subordnates
that any form Of ballot could be used
in voting for congressman. he law or
Mississippi provides that certain form shall be
used in all elections. This of course bad no effect
in the lid aud Hid Districts. where Their" are OPP
posing candidates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
MISSOURI,

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 10000.
JOHN NJ. Gil YER CERTAINLY BEATEN-oTHER SEATS
IN CONGRESS POSSIBLY GAINED BY THE REPUB-
LICANs.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-From the returns that have
been received it Is estimated that the Democratic
State ticket is elected by 10000 majority. he
Democratic Legislature will re-elect +. NJ. Cockrel
to the United States Senate. 10 the LIST Congress
onal District w. Fl. Hatch DEM is reelected. In
the lid District the fight between c. H. Mansur
Dem.) aud John B. Hale Ind. Dem. with Repub-
hcan indorsementl is very close. In the lid DIS
trict A. NJ Decker DEM reelected. In the WITH
District James NJ. Barnes Dem. is probably elect
ed In the Vth District the fight iselose between j.
F. Phillips (DemJ and William Warner, tRepJ The
latter has poled a heavy vOle and his friends claim
his election. In the With District j. I. Heard
DEM is reelected. In the With District the fight
Is close and both sides claim the victory. j. r..
Hutton is the Democrat and j. r. Morton, Repub-
lican In the With District John j. ONell
Dem.) is reelected by small plurality. In tn
IXth District Nathan Frank lRepJ has beaten
John NJ Glover Oem.) In the Ath District
NJ. L. Clardy DEM is reelected. In the Xlth X.
F. Bland WemJ reelected. In the llth DIS
close J. c. Craven DEM is elected. ln the XIV IN
j. p. Walker Dem is elected.
The labor vote In 81. Louis was only heavy IN
one ward and all the labor candidates were beaten
The Democrats have elected their city ticket, with
two or three exceptions.
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TENNESSEE.
ALF TAYLOR CARRIES ONE END OF THE
STATE.

ZACH TAYLOR BEATEN IN THE xrH DISTRICT
GLASS REFLECTED.
KNOXVILLE. Nov. 2 (>peciaD.-"Alf" Taylor
Rep.), for Governor, carries East Tennessee by
- 600 majority. Butler and Houk. Republicans,
are elected 10 Congress in the LIST and lid Districts
This city is Republican by 300 majority.
MEMPHIS. Nov. flames Phelan, Democrat, Is
elected to Congress from this, the Xth. District of
Tennessee by not less than 800 majority. His OPP
ponent was Zach Taylor Rep.l the present ncum-
bent.
P. T. Glass Dem) is returned to Congress from
the IXth Tennessee District. defeating David X.
Num- formerly Secretary of State.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov 2.-Dispatches TO
The Times from the Tst lid and Hid Tennessee Con,
eressional districts show hight vote and decided
Democratic gains. The result in the LIST District
between White DEM and Butler d'ep:l is doubt
full HOuk tRep) is returned from the lid District
by a reduced majority. Neal DEM Is returned
from the ii Id by largely increased majority This
county Hamilton) with three districts to hear
from. gives a gain for Neal IF 763; returns from
other counties in this Congressional district in
dictate Meals election by 1000 majority. The
Repu bcans elect their entire legislative ticket In
this county.
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MARI LAND.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.

FINDLAY DEFEATED IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The canvass of the vote in
this city has been completed. In the lid Con-
gressonal District Rusk (Dem.l received 1926
votes. Bosse industrial, endorsed by EePno-
jor1ty over all, 7,277; over Bosse
S,971. In, the IXth, District. RayHer
e De% P i1 o4 ss 5O? Wea heriy Res i6f5
Sanks lColored hep.l, "a Rayners majority over
all. 4,277; over Findlay 1906 In the VIII Dis
trict including the seventeenth and parts OF the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards. the vote was:
Compton DEM. 2.237; Tuck (hep.l, $40; Arm
strong U'ro) So. COmpton's majority over ALL
1875; over Tuck. 19L
he returns received from the districts ont OF the
city Indicate the election OF Charles n. Gibson
DEM in the 1st District; Or. frank ]. shaw
DEM in the lid and LOUIS h. Met omas Rep IN
the With. Ibis will leave the Mary and delegation
the same In the present Congress, and except IN
the City of Baltimore all the members are re-
by a reduced majority.
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VIRGINTA.
CONGRESSMAN GAINED IN VIRGINIA.
THE NEXT DELEGATION FROM THAT STATE TO co


CONGRESSMAN GAINED IN VIRGINIA.
THE NEXT DELEGATION FROM THAT STATE TO con-
TAIN FOUR REPUBLICANS.
RICHMOND Va. Nov. 2-Returns from numerous
points IN the State indicate falling off IN the
vote since the last election. Republican
gains are reported every direction. In
the With District John X. Brown Repl MADE q
vigorous fight and has defeated George Z.
CabeIi Dem. incumbentD. In the IXth Henry
Bowen Rep) is opposed to r. R. Henry DEM
The Indications tonight point to the election OF
Bowen. although the Democratic majority IN the
district at the last election was l.lSf. IN the
Xth District Yost Rep.l has greatly reduced
the Democratic majority. George r.
Bowden tiepl in the I'D District and William
Z. Gaines (Rep.l in the WITH are elected by heavy
maIorites The contest III the LIST District between
Thomas Croxton Dem. incumbent aud l. n: b.
Browne t2ep) is also close but notnnS
positive can be stated tonight. In the WIN
Samuel J. Hopkins Labor Rep.l, over
Samuel G. Griffin CDem.l. c. l. OFerrau sDem EN-
incumbenp il the With Districts and w.
H. f. Lee DemJ in the Win. arc
elected beyond doubt by large ma]oritles'
in this. the lid District Wise's majority wili APP
proYimate 1 800. II appears tonight that tho vir,
einia delegation in the next Congress Will stand
Democrats and 4 Republicans ,
DAxvIILr Va, Nov. 2.-ReturDs from TINS dle-
trlct are meagre but ii is conceded that Bro uDd
Rep.) is elected over George G. Cabell, VIII mas
represented this district for six terms. ms ls
large Democratic loss.
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ALABAMA.
VIRTUALLY DEMOCRATIC wALKOyER

REPUBLICAN GAINS, HOWEVER IN THE WITH Dis
TRICT.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 2.--There was no issue
of prohibition or kindred subjects before the peo-
pie of Alabama in to-day's election and 1t was VIZ
tually walkover for the Democratic nominees.
In the LIST. lid. lid and With Districts Messrs.
Jones, Herbert, Oates and James E. Cobb Demo
cratS had no opposition. Jones. Herbert and
Oates are members of the present Congress
In the WITH. With aud With Districts the Demo-
Gratis have opposition. W..
BIhMxGnAM, Ala, Nov. I'm the With
District the contest IS between John II.
bankhead DemJ and b. NJ. Long Rep.). who
claims TO run as Independent Protection 81,
there being some question as to the DEMOCRATIC
candidates position the canvass on the tarln.
The news so tar 10 p. mJ received by me age IN
dIcated that the vote is unusually light and that
Bankhead will carry the district, which is usually
Democratic by over 5000, by much reduced ma
jority Seven precincts of the county, which last
August gave n Democratic majority of Az, TINS
time gave Republican majority Of $685.
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MOTH ROLINA.
THE RESULT STILL DOUBTFUL.

GAINS AND LOSSES or BorH SIDES IN VARIOUS
DISTRICTS.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 2.-Reports received
do Indicate tho results OF the election definitely
could be wished. in the list Confessional District
Latham (Dsm.l makes gain thus far OF 49, In the
lid District simmons (Dem.) gains about 1850 NO 10
received from the lid District but Nc
Clammy tDcm.D has opposition. In the lVth Dstrie
Nichols independent Rep) Is making gains on Graham
dem al many points. In the With District Reid tDrE
is making gains on Brewer Rep
WIMINGTos. Nov. IA. NJ Ro Wand (DeD.) Is elected
Congress from tho Win District by heavy majority
Meayre from lid District, now represented
by Hars (cOlsred Rep favorable tho election
OF simmons DENY
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NEBRASKA.
SOME DOUBT AS TO THE Isr DISTRICT.

A LIGHT VOTE PoLLED-IHE REPUBLICAN STATE
TICKET ELECTED.
CHICAGO, Nov "A dispatch from Omaha, Neo.,
to The Times says: "The weather to-day was clear
and warm, but q comparatively light vote
was cast in Nebraska This was particularly
the case in Omaha where not over 5000 votes were
polled The Republican State ticket headed
bv General John NJ. Thayer. has been
elected by over $4,000 majority. James
Laird. the present member of Congress-
from the lid District and G. w. E. Dorsey from
the Hid District both Republicans, have been
reelected. In the LIST District the re-
suit on Congressman IS In DOUBT
John A. McShane OemJ receives
according to the best estimates majority OF be-
tween 5000 and $500 in Douglas County.
In Lancaster County. however, Church Howe
(RepJ made y strong run
People generally throughout the State voted then
preference for United States senator
which was for Van Wyck, there being
no opposing candidate. The indications
are that the legislative delegation elected from
this county are Van WICK men and i is believed
that Van Wyck has majority of members o1 LeglS-
lature throughout the State"
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CALIFORNIA.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY INDICATED.

HEAVY SCRATCHING IN THE sTArE-THE AMERICAN
VOTE.
SAN Francisco Nov. 2.-Partiai returns from
ali the counties III the State outside of San Fran
cisco County give the Republicans majority
Unless the majority for Bartlett DEM for Cover
nor, proves to be much larger IN San Francisco
than is expected, Swift (Rep) will be elected The
American vote, which started ont strong rapidly
fell away and in the interior fell behind the vote
Tor a. DonneI, 1ndl The returns on the Legislative
ticket so far received not sufficiently ample to
enable any one 10 say how it has gone but what re-
morris nave come IN indicate Republican majority.
The scratching has been heavy all over the State
Mai the returns will come I'D slowly.
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LOUISIANA.
LITTLE OPPOSITION TO DEMOCRATS.

wALKoyER FOR WILLIAMSON, BLANCHARD, NEW
TON AND ROBERTSON FOR CONGRESS.
NEw-OnLEANs, Nov. 2.-Ihe election throughout
the State, as far as heard FROM passed of quietly
Wilkinson has almost walkover in the lst DIS
tnct, few Republican votes being cast The vote
in this city has been light. In the country parish
of the Hid District the 6epublIcans are reported
have pOled q full vote. except the small vote
diverted by Simms IN st. James Meagre reports
have been received from the laid District They
Indicate that fair vote has been pOlei. Through
out the remainder of the State. there being no OPP
position TO the Democrats. only q very light vote
was polled, and the following named candidates
were elected to Congress: WITH District. y. Z.
Blanchard With, Cherebusco Newton; With, L. w.
Robertson.
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WISCONSIN.
GOVERNOR RUsK HAS 5000 PLURALITY

HEAVY LABOR voTK-GENERAL BRACES DEMO-
CRATIC RIVAL BEATEN.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 2, 1918 p. MAT this hour
indications point to the reelection of Governor
Rusk tRcp) for Governor by a plurality of from
5000 to 10000. More sangulne Repub-
hcans estimate it high as 10000, but
the labor vote is surprisingly heavy
In Milwaukee County the Labor party has car
ried things by storm. Indications point to the
election of the entire Labor county ticket. Smith
Hab) for Congress in the IYth Dis
trict is undoubtedly elected. In the lid
District IN which Delaney had so hard
struggle with General Bragg for the
Democratic nomination. Guenther is undoubtedly
elected. He is the present Representative of the
With District but failed of denomination and
was placed in nomination against Delaney. At the
Democratic headquarters this city. the election
of Woodward for Governor is claimed.
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MINNESOTA.
ONLY MEAGRE RETURNS RECEIVED.

REPUBLICAN LOSSES INDICATED But MAJORITY
ASSURED.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. 2.-Eiection day opened
with bright sunshine. but at noon coid driz@ihg
ram set in winch continued the rest OF the day'
In both ST. Paul and Minneapolis tne 'o'e was
lighter than was expected. INC ho'.."'
trom tventy-tvo townships give Nc
Glib, RepJ for Goverhoi'
.od smes Dem.) for Governor. 1.441. In the Pres
identla election tho same townships gave bi1ihe
1882; Cleveland. 1921. The same ratio OF loss
carried through the 500 townships OF tIe c' -,
towpshirs reported are small railway points Were
Lness Influence would naturally be the strongest.
Scattering returns indicate toat Lo'Siy 'neV"' Ava
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WEST VIRGINIA..
GENERAL GoFF RETURNED TO CONGRESS.

MEAGRv RETURNs-HEAvY PROHIBITION VOTE
CHARLESTON w. Va, Nov. 1.-THE vote for Con-
gressmen, State Senators and representatives to-
day was large and the fight strong. From the
meagre returns received C. P. Snyder DEM will
defeat Judge Brown tFusion.) The vote for State
Senator will be close. but it is believed that Chill
ton Dem) will be elected by small majority in
this district. The Prohibition party polled a
heavy vote and will elect their candidate for
County Commissioner. which Will mean no license
in this county The returns also indicate the re-
election Of Golf Rep, Ist District, by An increased
majority.
The entire Republican ticket in Berkeley County
is elected Flick, for Congress. Is running ahead
of his ticket
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1sed

Two years ago Alger tRepJ had .
plurality of 3, 800 over Begole for Governor. Re
turns 80 far received show slight Republican gains
The vote for Congressman Is not always ~
Guided in the reports, but in tho ls.'
didates are slightly ahead of their tickets ::
The precints gwen are well scattered ana y!
would seem TO indicate q Republican victory. ~
it impossible to speak definitely OF the
vote for congressman or for the Legislature. for
Governor continuation of the gains so Tar report.
ed would give Republican plurality OF between
5000 and 5000.
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ARKANSAS.

REPUBLICANS CLAIM TWO CONGRESSMEN.
Dunn. ROGERS AND PEEL, DEMOCRATS. ELECTED
LIGHT VOTE.
LITTLE Rock Nov. 2 tSpeci0D. The election for
Eve Congressman to-day attracted little atten-
ton light vote was polled. Dunn DEM IS
reelected from the kt District Rogers DEM
from the WITH. and Peel DEM from the Vth-
McRae (Dem.l from the lid and Breckenridge
Dem in the lid are in doubt strong night
was made against both and the Republicans here
claim the victory
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FLORIDA.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS REPORTED.

THE NEW CONSTITUTION AGREED TO BY LARGE
MAJORITY.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. 2.-Returns show
Democratic gain in the LIST and lid Congressional
Districts The present Congressman. K ii. Nj.
Davidson and Charles Dougherty. will be reelected
by majorities ranging from 1000 to $500. Inc
new Constitution is carried by a large majority.
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COLORADO.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THE STATE.
A LIGHT VOTE AND MUCH SCRATCHING

LIGHT VOTE AND MUCH sCRAlCHING.
DENVER, Col. Nov. 2.-Up TO 10 p. m 10 returns
had been received from .to-day's election
and only estimates have been received
from three or four city precincts.
which show that a great deal of scratching was
done on the Republican ticket. 1t is Impossible TO
give anything trustworthy as to the result,
except that the vote is close between
Myers (Repj for Governor, and Anderson DEM.
swine (Rep) tor Congress. and Reed DEM l..
The Republican State Committee claim
the State by 5000. while the Democrats say they
will have l. by 1000. The vote pOlled was light
In Denver 1t was l 800 less than in 1854.
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DEMOCRATIC BY 100000 OR MORE.

THE ouIETRsr ELEcIIoNI IN MANY YEARS.
C.rvrsToS. Tex. Nov 2-The election in Texas
TODAY was for Governor Lieutenant Governor,
Attorney General, Controller, Treasurer, Land
Commissioner, superintendent of Pubic lnstruc-
I on and eleven Congressman. The State cam
palrn has been duil and one-sideG. he . nocraiic
State ticket has been elected by large maJorlties
MANY points report the cleo zion the QuIeI Test IN
years Accurate figures for the majority for the
State ticket cannot be had before to-mor-
row. but the returns thus far indicate over lOO,-
600 majority tor General Ross
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RHODE ISLAND.
THE Isr DISTRICT REPUBLICAN.

NO ELECTION IN THE lid DISTRICT.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 2 tspeciao.-The Congress
soual election III this State has resulted IN the re-
slecton of Henry J. Spooner Rep.l IN the LIST Dis
trict by 374 majority over Lapham Oeml
and Howard ProJ with Block Island to hear
from The total vote was only $780, not half the
normal vote. In tue Id District there Is no cleo
tion the vote Of the entire district standing as
follows: Dixon Repj, 4.s49: Bradley Dem.
6.426: Chace lProJ $50; Pierce tBoltr g
Rep 1871; total vote IL ,25s. Bradley thus lacks
2O4 of a majority, while Dixon lacks 1872. The
vote IN this district is rather light tor an election
where such intense interest manifested.
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TwO MEN sERIOUsLY INJURED IVA COLLISION

TWO MEN sERIoUsLY INJURED INA COLLISION.
While T. S. Cooper. a clohier OF broadway and BED,
ford-ave. Brooklyn, was driving In DeKaio-aVo'
behind his roah0rse the vehicle suddenly came into col
slon heavy double truck belonging u tho Green
Cemetery The track driven by James Ca via OF Ihry
seventh ami Tnirave. South Brooklyn MI cooper va
thrown street falling his left hip aud sniet,
and receiving inufes The force Of The coson
trew the pavement head hst, and he fsi directly
the wheels Of The truck which passed over ms vy
taken Ia drug store where tietE
were dressed Galvans recovery Il doubtful Csopsss II
iuxlss were
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DIED.

BRFNrANo-rnc Chicago Ill. August Bretana ST. Suddenly
after short illnesa ... ,o-..~t, ~ S.w york
and the uncle OF August btons@""' IT, ~
and senior Brentano OF hs CIV
Notice Of funeral hereafter
cuAPMAN-At Nadison. New Jersey. Monday, November
susis Croyby daughter Of George and Mary r. Chapman
In her 25th rear. OF typhoid fever ,,.....,
Funeral Wednesday, november o ~ 40" y "- - s ~
dence OF her parspts- 49,.
waiting arrival OF IL 0oocA SSie w.
barclay And Chxtssophss street. EersssA
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Congress in the LIST District is running as well as
IN THE Tru .IiORIES.

IN THE rrn .IiORIES.
A REPUBLICAN VICTORY II DAKOTA-JoHN 7. GAME
ELECTED IN UTAH.
ST. PAUL. Nov "a few returns from Dakota
indicate stormy weather and hight vote. Giford
,Rep. is doubtless elected Delegate over NJ II. Gay
Oem.)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov. John ]. Care
has walk over for delegate against William M.
Ferry Dem,