Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-05

| WISCONSIN, GOES DEMOCRATIC.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.--Chairmar
Payne Of the republican state centra
committee at IL a. NJ. gives the
state and legislature to the demo
Gratis. He says the Wisconsin con.
grcssional delegation will stand six
democrats aud three republicans.
MONTANA IN DOUBT.
HELENA, Nov. 5 Both parties
claim the election of congressman n
and state ticket by majority Of 200
to 500.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Twenty-nlne
precincts heard from show that the
democratic and republican candi-
dates for governor are running about
even. Powers, Alliance and Payne,
Pro-, are polling y smaller vote
The Bankers' and Business Mems
association estimates the majority
against the prohibition amendment
at 10000.
At II o'clock returns from all over
the state are too scarce TO bear posi-
assertion, but indicate the election
Of Boyd, democrat, for governor,
the choice Of three democratic con-
gressMen and the defeat OF prohi-
bition. The majority against the
latter will be 1900 to 10000.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-The majority
against the prohibition amendment
is estimated ut 30, 900. Returns from,
thiriy-nine precincts show repub-
lican loss Of 482 and democrat loss
of 92.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-One hundred
precincts outside of Douglas county
give Byod, democrat $3.50; Richard,
republican,, 1880; Powers, Ind, $3.50;
Paine, Pro, 372.
The count in this city will not be
finished before s o'clock in the
morning. The same may be said oi
IL number of larger towns in the
state. Reports from about one-thlrd
of the precincts in the Second con-
gressional district, indicates the
of McKeigan, Dem. Ali
ance, over Harlan. The fight IN
the First distaict Is warm, and thu
for either Connei or Bryan
will not I've over 1000.
OMAHA, Nov. 5--The democrats
claim the election of Boyd for gov
ernor. The remainder of the ticket
s In doubt
LATEST DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS IN
WISCONSIN.
MILwAUKEE. Wis, Nov. S. Il
Chairman Wall, of the Democratic
State Committee, claims u majorit!
If $500 for Peck for governor. He
claims six out Of nine congressman.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE
HOUSE BY EIGHTY MAJORITY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Post il
ts last edition says, it seeins safe IL
,ay the democratic majority in the
next house will not be less than 80
pATTIsoN HAS A LARGE MAJORITY
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The re-
sised figures place Pattison's plural
ty for governor vt 10000.
INTERVIEW WITH CLEVELAND.
New YORK, N. Y, Nov. 5.-To
IN Associated Press reporter on the
psul,s of yesrerday's election eA-
Cleveland said: II am de
ighted aud challange the right of
my man iu the country to rejoice
more heartily than over the
esults yesterday. My gratifica-
ion is that as an American l ain
,roud IF my fellow countrymen who,
huugh led away fol a time by par
y prejudices, and blind confidence
II canning aud selfish leaders, could
,ot he deluded tN their ruin.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 5.-In this
tate the legislature will elect tln
governor. The democrats c0ntinu,
o claim the house b. small ma
Drity.
Attest FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, 3 p. m.-C0n
'lete vote in $50 precincts out Of
SSl outside San Francisco gi"r
iarkham Al. .375, Pond 39,37s. The
have elected all munici
val officers except, perhaps, IA dem
sheriff has been elected. The
epublicans claim the election o.
i've or six congressman aud that
lark kham's majority outside tn.
ity will reach ten thousand.
vALLA WALLA IvIDEs THE SPOILS
WALLA WALLA, Wn., Nov. 81
returns from all precincts give
wilson llO4, Carroll 99l, Sharpstein
emocrat elected to tho legisla' ure I.
rom the eleventh district, with
majority Of 223. Painter republi-
au ~ elected from the eleventh dis
rict with " majority Of 1854. Re
ublicans elect sheriff, auditor, tw"
Dunty commissioners, school su