Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
THE VERY LATEST.
NO PARTY LINES IN OKLAHOMA

gate to both the Fifty-first and Fifty
second congress. His plurality over
Mccoy for the long term was over 2o00,
while Matthews Cd for the short
term met with a regular Water
loo. The Democrats by no
| means give up, and still claim the Ter
ritory in party fight. Party lines cut
no figure in this contest, and the results
| only show confirmation of the fact that
| until sectional matters are eliminated
from politics there Is but little hope for
the Dem ocrats us fear of the governor
prevents them from voting their senti-
ments.
COLORADO REPUBLICAN BY REDUCED AA-
JoRITIEs.
Special to The Gazette.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 5.-Colorado
is Republican by greatly reduced major
itiet. The Democrats have elected the
treasurer OF state aud possibly TWO
others on the state ticket, attorney-gen-
erRl and superintendent of public iu-
structIon, and have made substantial
gains in the legislature. A much lighter
vote was polled than was anticipated,
aud the returns i'll show that had the
Democrats had even the semblance of an
organization they could have gained
victory AL along the line. Republicans
will retain the member of the house IN
congress, and will doubtless elect Re-
publican to succeed Senator Teller. he
may De his own successor, but this IS by
no means certain, unless he succeeds IN
harmoniz.ug the disrord that now reisns
in the Republican ranks.
RETURNS ARE SLOW COMING IN.
DENVER, COL. Nov. 5.-Never before
III the history of the state have election
returns come in Us slowly as this year.
Up to o'clock Tonight neither of the
stat5 headquarters had received COM
ple,e returns from single county. tbs
count for Arapuhoe county has not
yet been completed, aud out of
seventy-six precincts but twenty-five
have been received from the CITY and
and county. These give Townsend Or }
for congress 4S9S, O'Donuell o. 3705.
For governor, Routt (R.) 1920, Yeaman
Cd 1901. Returns so far received
from outside counties give gain on the
Republican ticket of plurality OF
II 533.
At Democratic headquarters Chairman
Arburkle claims they have undoubtedly
elected nine out of ten members Of The
legislative rrket of this county.
The Republicans denouure this, but
admit the vote will be so close that the
result cannot be determined until an
Official count can be made.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 5.-The
latest returns from the Twenty eighth
congressional districts show tho election
of eighteen Republicans aud ten Demo-
Gratis. The present delegation from this
state stands twenty-on Republicans and
seven Dtmocr ats.
DELAWARE S GOVERNOR A DEMOCRAT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. Conn
/ plete returns from the whole state gave
Reynolds %. )for governor 445 majority,
and Causey % for congress 5l+ major
lty. The next legislature will stand:
! Senate, Democrats five, Republicans
four. House, Democrats fourteen, Re-
puUlicans seven. There is no United
States senator TO be elected.
! GEN. PLAMER' VIGOROUS CANVASS.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 5.-Great inter-
/ est has been felt in Illinois in the out
! come of the vigorous canvass which Gen.
John NJ. Palmer has made for the cleo
ton of O majority of the general asse mbly
or joint ballot. Early in June the DEM
ocrats, departing from their usual Gus
tom. named Geu. Palmer in the state
/ convention as senatorial candidate
/ against Charles B. Farwell, present in
| cumbent, and Gen. Palmer has made a
! personal canvass of the state in behalf
! of his party.
! The Republicans have had an advau-
/ tage of several members in the political
| "holdover senators, aud this alone
! has prevented the Democrats from car
! rying the general assembly, if indeed
| they have been unsuccessful.
( Both parties tonight are claiming q
majority Oh joint ballot, and the Demo-
| Gratis are hopeful of electing Gen. Pal
mer to succeed Senator Farwell.
! Later return from the Sixteenth con-
/ gressiuual district of Illinois indicate that
/ Democratic Congressman Fithian has
| been defeated by Reeders, Farmers
mutual benefit candidate, by q majority
! of 23G. This is probably correct and will
! leave the Illinois delegation eleven Dem
ocrats, eight Republicans aud one
! Farmers mutual benefit man.
! M'KINLEY STILL HOPEFUL.
| CLEVELAND. OHIO, Nov. 5.-A late
! dispatcn IRON the Mckinley distr CT SAYS
! late returns increase his gain and show
! an approximate majority of l46 in the
district.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 5.-Further re-
/ turns from the election in this state leave
/ no doubt that ten Democratic congress-
men are elected. The Democratic gains
were IL SIP and Republican gains 1906.
! NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 5.-Returns
| from yesterdays election are coming in
! very slowly. John 2. Buchanan, o.
/ for governor, will have between % 900
and 80, 600 majority. The legislature Is
/ two-thirds Democratic in both houses.
Democracy has small gains 10 the legis-
lnture in East Tennessee. The con-
gressional DELEGATION will stand as fol-
lows: Seven Democrats, one Republic
can. one independent.
TRENTON, n. j. Nov. 5.-The latest
returns gives Democratic increased ma
jorities TO both branches of the legislu-
ture The senate Will staud-Democrats +,
10; Republicans, I. Assembly-Demo o.
Gratis, 43; Republicans, Il,
CANNON COMEDIES HIS DEFEAT.
{ DANvILLE, III. Nov. The Asso-
ciated Press has the following:
. Busey has a majority over me of about
800. [Signedl j. G. CANNON.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 5.-Congress-
man Hill (R.) of the Sixth district is
reelected by majority of 1000. This
shows a falling off of 1900 votes from his
last election.
THE SITUATION IN KANSAS.
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