Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-08
Mills OF Texas and Breckinrii@e Of
Kentucky III the List.
Congressman Grain Goes 10 His Home
at CuerO 10 Rest Up-He IS Given
q Cordial Reception.
Ths Lac Returns show increased Democratic
Gains IN llIinois-The scratch
ing Unprecedented.
MILLS ANNoUNCFS.

ul>paIcn irU.D Roger e. Mills III reply 80
an inquiry whether he would hs canii-
date for the speakership of the newt
house of representatives
W., CoR>lc,,,. Tys., Nov. :, lN.'.
VIII henry SmIll, Chicago. H.:
10 your telegram OF Yesterday
answer | shall be candidate for the
spenkership III ;he h use OF representa-
tives OF the Fif,y-secoud congress.
Signed. r. .. Nils.
rHE WAY CHICAGO rArER+ FIGURE II.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov 6.--The Tribune.
Republican, figures give the standing OF
the next state legislature on Joint ballot
Is follows: Republicans, loo; Demo
Gratis, SO; TURNER'S Alliance. ).
The Inter-O san, Republican, makes
it: Republicans, loi; Democrats, lal;
Farmers Alliance, ).
The Daily News. Republican, figures
it: Republicans, l0l; Democrats, 100,
Farmers Alliance, ;.
The Times, Democrat, sdds the Farm
ers Alliance men To the Democratic list,
with the following results: Republicans,
100; Democrats, l04.
Tho Herald, Democrat, has it. Re-
pubIicans, l0l; Democrats, l02; Farm
ers' Alliance, l.
Full official returns will probably be
necessary to determine the exact stand
ing of the legislature.
PARTIAL TENNESSEE RETURNS.
KNOXVILLE, TENN., Nov. 6.-Re-
turns from all counties in the First con-
gressioual district give TAYLOR Or.
present incumbent. 500 ms. ority over
Butler, also Republican. Returns from
the Second district show that Houk (R.)
is returned to congress by less than 80
nj iprifv Vbfs ia lpaa IN fha Ranrh-
licaus OF 5000 votes, ns the district has
heretofore given one OF the largest Re
publican majorities in the United States.
The Democrats gained slightly i'll this
legislature from East Tennessee
\ MAJORITY TO HOLD REED DOWN.
Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, Nov. 7.-According to the
latest returns the Fifty-aecond house OF
representatives will stand: Democrats,
243; Republicans, 80 The Alliance
congressman number seventeen, and are
counted with the Democrats.
The senate will stand: Democrats, -;
Republicans, 10. One seat from New
Hampshire is omitted az still in doubt,
but the chances are in favor OF the Dem-
ocrats.
ANOTHER CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
PONTIAC, ILL.,. Nov. 7.-Con@ressman
Payson Or. telegraphs to the Associated
Press that he is aefeated by 500 to 700.
Fl. w. snow Cd is therefore elected
beyond doubt, whieh Is n gain OF
another congressman for the Democrats,
making tho delegation stand eight Re
puolicans and ten Democrats. The
Democrats will probably gain another in
the Eighth district. Lewis Stewart 3D.
probably defeating Charles A. Hill (R.),
sol
decide the result.
GOVERNOR HILL CONGRATULATED
ALBANY, \. Y, Nov. 1.-Cougratu-
latOry kilograms continue TO pour i'll
upon Governor Hill from Democratic
leaders all over the country. L. Z.
Ohlighsr, chairman of the Wayne county
Democratic committee, which is in Maj
Mckinley's congressional district, teie-
graphs Governor Hill: Wayne county
congratulstes you on Warwick . cleo
ton. Your presence in the district con-
tributed much to the result. Come
again in 1872.
HUMPHREY IS PLURALITY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. CHAIR
man Buchanan OF the state committee
says that all except eighteen counties III
Kansas give Humphreys (R.) for gov
ernor 1889 plurality, and the eighteen
counties will decrease that number.
STILL ANOTHER RICHMOND.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 7.-Hou. W.
c. P. Breckinridge, representative OF
the Ashland district in congress. was to-
day shown clipping from the New York
Herald in which bis name was suggested
as a candidate for speaker of the next
house, and he was asked By q reporter OF
the Morning Transcript if he would be-
ottdi tofn Nnf antyIT ND liza
replied that he was a candidate for the
speakership.
MONTANA DEMOCRATIC.
HELENA, MONT. Nov. THE Jour-
nal, Republican, now comedies the cleo
ton of Dixon %. TO congress.
The state senate is Democratic by one
majority.
CORRECT RETURNS FROM ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, lii, Nov. AT last the
returns from the state of Illinois have
become sufficiently complete to announce
decisively the result OF the state ticket
The Democrats have won, and Edwin
5. Wilson Of Olney is elected state treas
urer by ii 1896, and Henry Resbls of
BeIIeviIle superintendent of public in
s,ruotion By 81 IA. No compilations
have been made yet on the trusteeship OF
the University of Illinois, but the indlca-
tions are that the three Democratic NOM
inees have also been elected by slight
majority.
The exact vote will not be ascertained
until the returns have been canvassed and
sent to the secretary of state, but complete
returns leave no doubt that the Result
is as herein stated, aud that the entire
Democratic state ticket is elected. The
returns which furnished this result are
official from ali the counties in the state
except eight. These have been carefully
estimated, as they have heretofore gen.
eraHy given Democratic majorities.
There can be no doubt that the vote here
as announced Is substantially correct.
Not until to-day have the Republicans or
Illinois realized the full extent TO which
the avalanche has obliterated the old
time majority in this state. The full re-
turns to-day showed that, in addition To
the Democratic gains heretofore IN the
congressional districts, CoRgrsssnsn