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MINNESOTA.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, November ga
special flom Winona, Mimi, says Will
son, DEM, is elected in the Frat Dis
trict by 2400 majority. The Republic
CABS concede the claim.
Later.-The entire Repub lean State
ticket has been elected Ia Minnesota
by 10000 to $4,000 majority. A. b.
McGill, for Governor, 70 running be-.
hind the rest OF the ticket somewhat
A. +. Rice, for Lieutenant Governor,
will have about $4,000 majority. In
the First Congressional District, Judge
VIM. Wilson, Dem, is certainly elected
by about 1900 majority, over John A..
Lovel, Republican. The district has
heretofore been Republican. Judge
Wilson succeeds Milo White. In the
Second District John Lind, Rep, is
elected by 5000 majority over A. O..
Bulls, the candidate OF the Demo-
Gratis and Farmers Alliance. In the
Third District Judge j. L. Mcdonald,
Dem, hiss beaten B. b. Herbert, Rep,
by 500 majority, and succeeds MBj.
Horace 3. Strait, Rep. In the Fourth,
while important returns are still ont,
it seems pretty certain that Maj. Ed
mund Rice, DEM, hss defeated Il. b.
Gilfllan, Rep, candidate for re-elec-
ton, by about 1000 majority. In the
Fifth Knu,e Nelson, Rep, no opposi-
ton, is elected, getting 20, 0 votes. On
Joint ballot the Republicans will
probably bavea safe working majority
in the State Legislature, though it is
possible the Farmers Alliance may
hold the balance of power. The al
lance vote has been one of the most
serious influences affecting the Re-
publican vote. The vote for the pro-
hibiton State ticket was larger than
ever be fore polled in this Stale.
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IOWA.

Dies MoINEs, IA, November 3 Re
turns received up to this time by the
State Register show Republican ma
jority on the State ticket OF 1000,
and probably 10000. The returns also
show the election Of Republican Con-
gressmen in eight Ct the eleven dig
trIc'e, and give Hayes, Dem, 1900 ma.
! rity in the Second District, and
Weaver, Fu1., in the Sixth 800, and
Anderson, Fus., in the Eighth $50
majority. The Democrats concede
the State by 10000 and claim four
Congressmep, not conceding Halls
defeat in the First District.
Later returns indicate TINT ths RI
publican majority on the State ticket
will reach 10000, and probably go
higher. The Republicans have
elected eight ConPressmen, gain Of
one. These are Gear in the First,
Henderson in the Third, Fuller in
the Fourth, Kerr in the Fifth, Conger
in the Seventh, Lyman in the Ninth,
Holmes in the Tenth and Strubelle in
the Eleventh. The Democrats elect
Hayes in the Second by probably 1900
msjority, Weaver in the Sixth by AGO
majority, and Anderson in the Eighth
by upwards OF 1000 majority. Gears
msjority in the First District is at
least 500, Fuller's in the Fourth is
1900, Oonger's in the Seventh Is 900
or 1000, Lyman's in the Ninth is prob.
ably 400,s Hsnderson's in the Third
Ia 1000. The other Republicans have
the usual majority.
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Mason. Rep, and Hsrr neton, Dem. Is
very Gloss and the official vote will p C.
baby be necessary 10 decide definitely
who was elected. Unrevisad returns
give the Republican candidate major
ity OF twenty five. The Eighth. Ninth
end Tenth Congressional Districts
in this city elect Representative In
the Ninth Glover, Dem. wGs reelected
over Frank, Rep, by majority Of ia.
In the Eighth district O'Neill, Dem. q,
received 1917 votes, and Cumming,
Rep, 660S, a majority for the former
of 1909 In the city wards CT the
Tenth district there was a close three
Cornered fight between Clardy, DEM,
Ledergerber, Rep, and Ratchford,
Labor. The rsturDs from on size OF
the city are very incomp etc, but indi-
cate that Clardy is reelected by re-
duced majority. The labor vote in
this district was very large.
KANsAs Cry, No., November s.
ATT o'clock pm. Warmers reelection
to Congress is generally conceded.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November s.
O'Neill, DEM, has been elected to
Congress from the Eighteenth Dis
trict. His majority is about 1900.
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Merrisen Defeated.

ST. LOUIS, NO., November 3.-Dis-
patches from Belleville, H., cay that
the Hon. VIM. r. Morrison, Demo
cratic candidate for reelection to Con
gress from the Eighteenth Illinois Dis
trict, has been defeated by his Repub-
lican opponent, Judge Jehu Baker, by
a majority OF about 1000. The returns
will not be complete before tomorrow,
but enough has been received to make
il appear certain that Morrison has
really been defeated. Official returns
from Madison aud Washington coun.
ties give Baker majority OF 72O in the
former and 2l9 in the latter, and esti-
mated returns from st. Clair county
give him $50, and from Bond county
300 majority. Morrison's majority is
10 Monroe county, where, according
to official returns, he has 742 ms or
ity. Bakers total majority, based
upon official count Of three counties
and the eslimsted count OF two, is
TAI, but the Republicans claim that
when the full returns are received this
will be swelled to 1000. Mr.. Nor
rison himself, according TO dispatch
received from Waterloo, his residence,
concedes his defeat. Mr.. Morrison
has been candidate for Congress
thirte en- times and has been defeated
bat three times, twice by Judge Ba-
ksr, his present victor, aud once by
John r. Hay. The result Of the cleo
ton Is said to he great surprise
throughout the district, and particu-
larly 10 the Democrats, aud monster
jubilee was held at Bsllevile by the
Republicans tonight. Morrison carried
his district two years ago by 2592.
b ker's majority is now placed at
1000. He has made a very active can
vass Of the district and devoted a
greater part of his energies TO address
ing the workin9men aud appealing to
the various labor organic atoms. He
esp oused the latter's cause and his
protection principles ss opposed to
Morrison's tendency to free trade, it is
eaId. captured their votes, which
doubtless elected him. Mr.. Baker
contested the district some years ago
with Mr.. Morrison and was elected.
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MISSOURI,

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, November 3.-The
returns from yesterdays e'ection are
still incomplete, but enough has been
received TO show that the entire
Democratic State ticket has bsen
elected. In this CITY its msjority is
about 5000, The officers elected are
The dore Brace, Judge Of the su-
p'eme Court; VIM. Il Coleman, Su-
perinteudent of Public Schools and
John X, Breathilt, Railroad Commits
sioner. A constitutional amendment,
having for its object the levying OF a
special tax Of 10 mills on the dollar
for road and street Improvement, hes
a maj 1Tity Of about 5000 against it
in the city. The Democrats captured
nearly every Office ia the city, the
only decided Republican m 9iority be-
ing that Of VIM. A. Hobbs, candidate
for Recorder OF Deeds. His majority
over the Democratic nominee is about
1000, The contest Tor Sheriff between
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RESULTSOF The LECTION
CARLISLE, MORRISON AND HURD
DEFEATED.
The ProtectiOnlsts Combin, to Pre-
vent the Election OF the Three
Most Noted Free Traders.
SPRINGER ELECTED BY A RE.
DUCED MAJORITY.
Lists OF Congi essmen Elected In
Other States Legislatures That
VIII Elect Senator's.
CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Or, November 3.-The
following are the Congressional votes:
First District-Blck, Rep, l4,465 /;
Vance, Dem, 1882. Seeond-Lsvis,
Rep, 1857; French, DEM, l6,0l6.
Third-Russell, Rep, 5000; Hyde,
DEM, 24S3. Fcurth-GrAnRer, DEM,
1858; Miles, Rep, 1892.
With very few towns to hear from,
the Senate sta ads IA Republicans to
10 Democrats, Republican gain OF /,
The lower house, with four towns 10
hear from, and re ckoned to vote the
same as last year, stands 1874 Republi.
cans, llS Democrats, / Labor and
one tie--a Republican majority Of 10
or 20, and, on joint ballot, from 20 to
25. Cleveland, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, lacks 2243 Of q ma
joiity. The voc is: Lounsberry,
Rep, $3.50; Cleveland, DEM, 55,56l;
Forbes, Prohib., 1878; Baker, Labor,
23l0. The Legislature will elect a
Republican Senator and State officers,
the Republicans six Sherifis, and the
Democrats two-a Republican gain
OF one.
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KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, o., November 3,--The
starting fact OF the defeat OF Speaker
John G. Carlisle was foreahadowsd in
the returns received last night From
tho returns recsived today Speaker
Carlisle himself this afternoon con.
Cedes his defeat. His successful COM
petitor ia George II. Thoebe, native
Kentuckiau, though OF foreign parent
age. He Ia an artist in wood carving,
and has been employed in Mitchell 4
Ramme'sbere's furniture mandatory
in this city. He Is descriJe 40 an
agtator fit to be leader among work
iDgmen. There was 80 little general
knowledge OF the extent Of his popu-
larity that no one dreamed OF his
his election. 1t was ead however, by
the Covington Commonwealth few
days before the election that Thosbe
had a strong following among the
workingmen, based largely upon the
objection to the free trade leaning of
Speaker Carlisle, and it w6s intimated
that something Of surprise was in
store. Other papers indicate that
Mr.. Carlisle suffered seriously from
Democratic ditaifection growing out
Of his course In relation 10 govern
ment appointments in his district.
CovINaToN, KY, November 3.-The
Commonwealth Dem. says this alter
noon: Speaker Carlisle is defeated by
by $50 msjority."
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November g.
With the counties of Elk, Fulton,
Mfllin aud Union still to hear from
the State gives Beaver, Rep, for Gov
ernor 46. $40 plurality. TIE full Re-
publican State ticket ia elected by
about the same figures. The Legisla.
ture will be Overwhelmingly Republi-
can in both branches, and they will
have close upon 100 majority on joint
ballot.
PITTsBURG, PA, November 3.--Re-
turns from nearly every district in
Allegheny county give Beaver, Rep,
for Governor, $500 plurality. The en-.
tire Republican county ticket is
elected, with the exception of Judge.
In the Twenty-second Congressional
District John Da'zel, Rep, has $500
plurality. Thomas N. Hayes is re-
elected 10 the Twenty third District
by about 1000 msjority. The Prohi-
bition vote will reach nearly 5000, an
increase of 300 per cent, over last year.
WAYNEs BURG, PA, November g.
Greene county-for Congre 2, Don
nelly, DEM, 1888; Mccullough, Rep,
2056; Rafferty,, Dem, 1866.
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nee, has an unc fficial majority of 81.
In the Fifteenth Monroe county has
not been heard from. The majority
Of Grosvenor, the Republican candi.
didate, outside Of Monroe county is
1866. II Monroe county should give
Warner a majority exceeding this he
would be elected, but it is rot likely
that the Democratic majority in this
county will go above 5000. Booth
man, Rep., in the Sixth District, has
sn unofficial msj9rily over Hill of
1912.
The following is list Of the success
ful candidates, giving Campbell the
Seventh district aud Grosvsnor the
Fifteenth: Republicsns-First, But
ierwOrh; Second, Brown; Third, Will
liams; SIKH, Boothman Eighth, Ken
nedy; Ninth, Cooper; Tenth, Romeis;
Eleventh, Thompson; Twelfth, Pug
sirif; Fourteenth, Wickham; FIT
teenth, Grosvenor; Seventeenth, ]. ID.
Taylor; Eighteenth, Mckinley; Nine
tesnth, Ez'a B. Taylor Twentieth,
Crouse. Democrats-Fourth, Yoder;
Filth, Sney; Seventh, Campbell;
Thirteenth, Outhwaite Sixteenth,
wilkins; Twenty-first, Forsn. Ken
nedy's unofficial me ioIity is 1885,.
Pugstrifs 1430, and Ulouse's about
1000. Co. g.;
The Ohio delegation in the present
Congress includes IL Democrats and
10 Republicans, while the above show
ing gives Is Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. The making Of estimates on the
State has practically ce;sed. Both
Headquarters of the State committees
at Columbus have closed, and the
chaiTmen axe out Of the city. They
ara receivlng no news and are making
no estimates on the State ticket. A
closs estimate of the Republican ma
jority places it at between 1900 and
1900, although official returns may
go below 1900 or above 1900.
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NEW YORK.


ALBANY, N. Y, November 3-The
Journal says thatthe Assembly stands:
Re ub leans, II; Democrats, 81. 1t
states that 20 Republican Congress
men are elected and Ii Democrats.
PLATTsBURa, N, Y, November s.
John IL. Moflitt, Rep, carries the
Twenty-first Congressional District
about 5000 majority.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 3.-The
Albany Journal estimates P,ckham's
plurality at 1851.
NEW York, November 3.-Returns
from all the counties in this State give
Rufus w. Peckham, for Associate
Judge of the Court OF Appeals, q
plurality OF l0,252. These figures are
subject to revision, but it is lmproba-
BILE that the Official vote will materially
change the result indicated. 4
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November g.
Returns from the State continue to
come in slowly. AS yet nothing has
been received 10 change estimates
made LAST night, Gov. kusk's plural
iiy will be fIom 10000 to $4,000. The
complexion of Wisconsin's Congress
sional delegation will remain I'M
changed, the re irement of Repub-
lcan from the Fourth District being
offset by the election of Richard
Guenther, Rep, in the Second Dis
trict against Arthur X. Delaney, Dem.
The State Legislature is Republican
without doubt. 1t is estimated that
the Republicans will have o majority
OF from 20 to % on joint ballot. In
Milwaukee county the labor ticket
made clean sweep, eleCting the G
tire county ticket and member
Congress.
MADI ON, Wis, November 3.
Woodward, Dem, for Governor, ca
ried this city by 437 nGjority. Pra, J,
Dem, carried it by 467 two years ago.
This ia a gain OF 80 for Rusk in the
city OF Madison. Cautwell, the Villas
candidate for the Assembly, carried
the day after a hot contest by about
200 majority. Two years ego Villas
carried the city by 1900 majority. The
result yesterday is regarded as a vir-
tual defeat of the Democrats in their
own stronghold The indications are
that the Repub' leans will carry the
county for the county ticket, which
went $50 Democratic two years ago.
There is also prospect that Rusk will
majority, a gain of from $50 to 800 for
him, Reports from various parts OF
this Congressional district indicate
the election of Lafollette, Rep, by
| 1000 majority. Out OF five Assembly
men in Dane county the Republicans
will doubtless get three, and the rep
resentation will be the same as two
| years ago.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, KAs., November S.-The
chairman Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee says: Safe estimates,
bFsed on partial returns and other
sources, from nine counties, give Mar
tin, for Governor, 5l50 plurality.
Should the balance Of the State vote
In the same ratio, Martin will have
above $4,000 plurality. Returns from
the Fifth Congressional d strict indi.
cate a large plurality for John A. An
derson. In the Second Dittrict Fun
slon is re elected, but with decreased
majority. In all other Congressional
Districts the Republicans are elected
by the usual majorities There will
be a Democratic increase in the mem
beers of the Legislature. In 1884 there
we're fourteen Democrats on joint bal
lot
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, November 3.-From
the meager returns received up to
noon the indications are that Adams,
Dem, has been elected Governor by a
small m jority, and possibly Reed,
Dem, Congressman. On account OF
the great amount of scra' ching, the
returns are coming in very slowly.
Full returns have been received from
only twenty. six precincts in Arapahoe
county out OF sixty-nine. They give
Reed, DEM, a majority over Simms,
Ran of AR7
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WEST VIRGINIA,

WHEELING w. VA, November s.
COTS majority in Ohio county is SO.
His majority in TIE distr ct will prob
ABLY be from 500 to 1000. The men,
beers elected 10 the Leg Stature from
Ohio county are Whitaker, Rep. ;
Woods, Garden and Gleason, Dam.
The vote is very close in the SecoEd
and Third Congressional Districts,
with a small chance for Flick and
Brown, Rep. HoRg, Dem, is elected
in the Fourth District. The Dsmo'
cratic Legislative losses will materially
reduce the Democratic majority on
mint hallnt.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 3.-Full
returns from the State do not change
the result as announced last night.
Five Democratic and one Republican
Congressman vera elected, as follows:
First District, Charles IL. Gibson,
Dem. Second District. Frank S Shaw,
Dem. Third District, Harry W. Rusk,
DEM; Fourth District, l. Rayner,
Dem. Fifth District, Barnes Conn
ton, Dem.; Sixth District, Louis E.
MCComas, Rep.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA, November 3.-The
Virginia Congressional delegation
stands as follows: First District
Brown, Rep. second-Bowder, Rep. /;
Third-Wise, De M; Fourth-Gaines,
Rep; Fifth-Brown, Rep; Sixth
Hopkins, X. of L.; Seventh-o'Fer-
rail-, DEM; Eighth-Lse, Dem. ;
Ninth-Bower, RepG Tenth-Yost,
Rep.
The Democrats lose FIVE representa-
tives. The news from the First Die
trict is rather meager land although
by the returns now in the Republican
candidate is elscted there is a posi-
bility that the Democrats may win.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, N. j., November 3.-The
legislature stands as follows: Senate
Republicans, IL; Democrats. TO- As,
eembly-Republicsus, 81; Democrats,
49, Democratic Majority on joint bal
lot, 3.
Cape May county gives for Cover.
nor: Howey, Rep, 70 plurality Hires,
Rep, for Congress, sS plurality; Hill
dieth, DEM, for assembly, 60 plural
ity; Burlington county, Mount Holly,
gives HoWey, Rep, aud Buchanan for
Congress, an average majority OF 100.
Scott, Dem, and Hutchinson, Rep,
are elected to the Assembly.
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OHIO.

ComIocToN, o., November s Gosh
ooton county complete gives the Dem
ocratic ticket about 700 plurality, or
the same as last year. Nearly 200
Prohibition votes were polled. Bur
rell, DEM, for Auditor, has less than
so plurality.
TOLEDO, o., November B.-The I'M
official vote in the Sixth district gives
Boo,hmay, Rep, 1912 majority over
Hill. This is q gain.
CINoINNATI, o., November SAC
cordlng to the latest returns received
here there sre only two Congressional
districts in this Safe which may be
classed as doubtful. These are the
Seventh and Fifteenth, In the Sew
enth Campbell, the Democratic nomi-
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effective opposition was 80 secretthst
/ was unable to detect II, and where
danger was least feared the loss was
greatest. Those disappointed on &C
count Of the public patronage con-
tributed in some degree to reduce my
former majority, but such influences
were insignificant in comparison with
the opposition fiom prolectionists.
VIM. N. SPRINGER.
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MASSACHUsETTS

BosToN, MASS, November 8 -The
CoDgressnen elected, with their plu-
ralites as nearly as can be estimated,
are as follows: First Dis rict-Davis,
Rep, 1882; Secrnd-Loug, Rep, 1892;
Third-Morse, Dem, 1911; Fourth
Collins, Dem, 1874; Fifth-Hsyden,
Rep, 3457; sixth-Lodge, Rep, 1888;
Seventh = Coggswell, Rep, 1929 /;
Eighth-Allen, Rep, S6i; Ninth
Burnett, Dem, 1873; Tenth-Russell,
DEM, COS; Eleventh Whiting, Rep +,
1922; Twelfth Rockwell, Rep go.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, MICH, November 3.-The
Congressman are as follows: First
Dstrict-Cbapmsn, Fus Second
Allen, Rep; Third - O'Donnell, Rep. /;
Fourth-Burrows, Rep. Flfth-Foid,
Fus.; Sixth-Brewer, Rep; Seventh
Fus.; Eighth - Tarsney,
Fus. Ninth Cutcheon, Rep; Tenth
-Fisher, Fua,; Eleventh - Mofiat,
Rep. This is a Republican gain Of two.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November s.
Biggs, Dem. for Governor, hss ma
jority la the State OF over 5000 over
Hoffecksr, Prohib. The Republicans
took but little part in the election.
The Dem ocrats elect everything, in
Guiding legislative ticket, which
secures the reelection Of George Gray
10 the United States Senate.
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INDIANA.

FoRr WAYNE, IND, November s.
Returns are nearly complete from this,
the Twelfth Congressional District,
and show clearly the election Of
White, Rep, for Congress, by ma or
ity ranging from 10000 to 10 1000, over
Lowrey, the present incumbent. Low
rey's majority two years ago was 255O.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., November s.
The Congressional election in Rhode
Island yesterday resulted in the re-
election of Col. II. j. spooner, Rep =,
in the First or Eastern District.
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NEBR ASKA,

OMAHA, NEB,, November 3.--The
latest returns TODAY show that John
A. McShane, Democratic candidate
for Congress in the First District, is
elected by over $500 majority over
Churchhow, Republican.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, Mont, November s.
Toole, Dem, has been reelected to
Congress by about 400 majority.
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LOUISIANA.

THIBoDEUX, LA, November 2.--The
Third District Democratic Committee
claim Gays election by 1900 major
ity.