The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-06

BOSTON. MASS. NOV. J.-N ltn only ndli
dozen towns to hear from in Massachu-
sets at L. NJ, Russell, dem., for Governor
Is leading by over 10000 votes. In the Con-
gressional districts the Democrats re-elect
O'Neill and elect HOar, stephens, Williams,
Coolidge and Crosby, gain OF five.
BosToN, MASS. Nov. 5.-The vote for
Governor has now been received from every
town in this state except Gosnold, ana
figures show an overwhelming Democratic
victory. Russelrs plurality is $3.50. The
Congressional delegation stands ! Demo-
Gratis and Republicans; a gain OF Demo-
Gratis.
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 5.-'rhe Repub-
lican candidate for Governor is beaten aud
six out Of seven Republican Congressional
candidates are defeated.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The Democrats
send full delegation TO Congress with one
exception: they elect the State ticket, and
will have joint ballot in the Legislature by
large majority.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Nov. 5.-Full returns
and carefully prepared estimates rom 80 oi
the 20 counties in Minnesota give l,6I2 plu-
rality for Wilson, Democrat, for Governor.
AS to Congressman, il seems probable that
out of ) are Democrats.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 5.-Governor Hill
has received "A large number of kilograms
from Democratic leaders all over the coun-
try announcing Democratic victories. The
Democratic leaders in three States in which
the Governor made campaign speeches
kept him well Informed as TO the results OF
the election. Among the kilograms
of general interest which he received
from those States and which gave him spe-
cial satisfaction were the following: Calvin
.. Brice telegraphed from Lima, ONO;
congratulations. Ohio elects fourteen
Democratic Congressman, a gain of nine.
Mckinley and Foster are both defeated
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD. y. H., Nov. 5.-Latest returns
show Amsden, dem, for Governor, leads
Tuttle, rep, by 1000, but the probabilities
are that the vote for Fletcher, prohibition
ist, will prevent choice by the people, and
the Legislature will elect. Both parties
claim to have carried the General Court.
Mckinney. dem, has been elected to Con-
gress in the First district, and Moore, rep,
in the Second.
CONCORD. y. H.. Nov. 5.-Returns from
all but twenty towns in the state give
Tutte. rep. for Governor, 30, l3l; Amsden,
dem. IS. i27; Fletcher, prohibitionist, l.GI3.
There will be no choice and the Legislature
will elect.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, NEB.. Nov. j.-Charles Ogden,
chairman Of the State Democratic Commit
tee. claims Boyds election by from 5000 to
1000 plurality. He also claims three Con-
gressmen and the entire State ticket.
LINCOLN, NEB. Nov. 5.-Returns from
half Of the counties in the state, unofficial
outside Of Douglass county, give Richards.
rep, $500; Boyd, dem., 3l,720; Powers,
Alliance, 5000. Duglass county will give
Boyd nearly 1000 plurality. The remaining
counties in the State, however. will prOba-
bly, give plurality for Richards Of 5000.
OMAHA, NEB.. Nov. j.-Charles Ogden,
chairman Of the State Democratic Commit
tee. claims BOyd's election by from 1000 to
1000 plurality. lie claims all the Congress
men and the entire State ticket.
NEVADA.
CARSON, New, November j.-It looks as
if Calcord. rep. for Governor, had been
elected. and that MARITIME, rep, for Con-
gress. is elected by 1000.
RENO. NFV., ,NOy.5-Adyices from various
parts Of Nevada indicate the election Of
Colonel Cord, Republican, for Governor, and
Bartine, Republican. for Congress, by ma
jorities between 5000 and 5000.
NORTH DAKOTA.
BISMARCK. y. D., Nov. 5.-Captain A. II.
Burke. rep. for Governor. is elected, and |
the balance of the Republican State ticket |
will have puralities ranging from 1000 to
1890.
In North Dakota the Republicans elected |
a Congressman and the state ticket by from |
2,0OO to 1000.
TlFFIN. o.. Nov. 5.-Hare's majority over |
Foster in this district is about 800.
CINCINNATI, Nov. j.-According to the |
returns so far the Ohio Congressional dele
CATION will stand "A Democrats, 7 Republi- |
cans.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. o. Special. |
Pattison's majority not less than 5000, |
probably 10000. Rest Of Democratic state |
ticket defeated. Democrats have Congress |
bv over fifty. =. j. Hughes, City Editor |
Times.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nov. 5.-Reyised |
| figures from the various counties to-day, |
with some of them official, indicate that Pat |
tisOn's plurality for Governor over Delama-
ter will exceed 10000.
The latest returns from the twenty-eight
| Congressional districts of the State show
the election Of eighteen Republicans and
ten Democrats. The present delegation
from this State stands twenty-one Repuhli-
cans and seven Democrats.
THE FIGURES STILL GROWING.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Complete but
unofficial returns from every county in the
| State give Pattison, Democrat, for Governor.
| a plurality OF 1929 over Delamater. The
Republican candidates for Lieutenant
Governor and Secretery Of Internal Al
fairs. Messrs. Walters and Stewart, are no
doubt elected.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, ;. c., Nov. 5.-SiX OF the
seven Congressman in this State are Ger
tainly Democrats, and the seventh in doubt.
TENNESSEE.
| NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov. 5.-Returns are
coming in very slowly. John II. Buchanan,
Democrat, for Governor, will have between
q. 900 and 10000 majority. The Legislature
is twO-thrds Democratic In both houses.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov. 5.-Eyans,
Republican. comedies his defeat in the
Third district by 800 majority. The contest
| in the First district il very close, with
chances in favor OF Butler, independent.
The state Democratic ticket has its usual
majority. Houk. Republican. in the Second
district has had his majority Of $4,000 re-
duced to less than 1900.
TEXAS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-In Texas the
| full Democratic State ticket was elected by
large majOrities, as was the entire Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress.
| WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Nov. 5.-Reports in
dicate that the Democrats have carried the
State. and elected George W. Peck Cover
nor. The returns received are scattering,
and cover nearly the whole State. Every
one shows Democratic gain. The Legis-
lature will be Republican on joint ballot,
insuring the reelection Of Senator spooner.
Chairman Payne, of the Republican State
Central Committee, gives the state and
Legislature to the Democrats, and says
WiscOnsin's Congressional delegation will
stand six Democrats and three Republl-
cans.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 5.-At O'Clock