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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-Full returns
and carefully prepared estimates in
Minnesota give 1872 plurality for
Wilson ldem.) for governor. The
counties heard from include four
big counties which gave strong votes
against Merriam, while those yet to
he reported are mostly republican.
Il is also claimed that the greatest
Of the Alliance strength has been
included in the counties already re-
ported. For these causes the IT
publican committee still claim the
election OF Merriam by about 1000
plurality; but the democrats are
equally strong in their claims Of the
State for Wilson by from one to two
thousand.
AS to congressman il seems prob
able that three OF the five are rep
ublicans. Nothing complete Is re-
ceived about the legislature, but the
republicans claim a small majority.
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TIME TABLE. AUG. ~. ls0o

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taken West Virginia in its course
and that the democratic party has
made a clean sweap. Hubbard
(rrp.), for Congress in the first, has
been defeated by 500 majority. The
district is republican, but apathy on
the part Of the party in Garrison
and Marshall counties, two repub-
lican strongholds, did the business.
Smith lrep.l, In the fourth, still
claims the election by small ma :
jointly.
MONTANA;
HELENA, Mont. Nov. 5.-The
democratic committee claim the
election Of Dixon 10 Congress by
$50 majority. The republican COM
mittee claim the State for Carter 10y
l25 majority. The democrats claim
four State senators aud concede the
republicans two, with two In doubt.
The republicans claim five state
senators. The vote j. very Close all
around aud may take an official
count TO decide.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-Fur-
Their returns from the election
yesterday leave no doubt that the
ten democratic congressman are
elected.
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lie sorrHERY STATES.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-In
Florida the democrats elect ex-gUv-
erno- B!Oxham State comptroller,
Mabrey associate Justice Of the Su-
preme Court, Mallory in the First
and General Bullock in the Second
distric. 10 Congress, ani a large ma
jOrity Of tine members OF the Lrgis-
lature.
In Louisiana q full democratic
delegation 70 Congress.
In Mississippi seven democratic
congressman are elected 10y over.
whelming msj0rities.
In Texas the full democratic State
ticset is elected 10y large majority
and the entire democratic delega-
ton 10 Congress.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, NOv.5.-Re-
turns from all the counties OF the
State MITIGATE tie election Of the
democratic state ticket and Con.
gressmen by an overwhelming ma
Jority. Not a single republican has
teen elected 10 the legislature.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-The re-
turns are coming in slowly. Blu
chanan republican, for governor,
will have t=tSeeh 5000 and 10000
majority over Baxter frepuhlican)
and Kelly (prohibiti0nis,). The
Legislature is twO-thinis democratic
in both Houses, the democracy hav-
ing made gains in East Tennessee.
The congressional delegation will
stand rs follows: First district, But
Ter independent republican, vice
A. A Taylor republican,, the pres
ent incumbent; Second, Houck ire
publicanl, reelected by reduced
majority. Third, SnOdgrass demo-
craticI, vice Evans republican,, the
present incumbent; Fourth, Me
MILAN (demOcrstic) returned;
Fifth, Richardson ldemocraiic), re
turned; Sixth, Washington ldemo-
cratic, returned; Seventh, Cox
{ iem0craticl, Eighth, EnlOe demo
cratic), returned; NTH, Pierce iiem-
ocratic). returned; Tenth, Patterson
(demorratiel, vice Phelan, declined
denomination.
The majOrities viii be less than In
former years, owing to the regIstra-
ton and poll tax law, the republican
party being most affected.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToS, Nov. 5.-The vote for
Governor shows an overwhelming
Democratic victory. The democrats
elect Frey Auditor over Laid, the
resent incumbent by about 600
Iurslity, but the Republicans elect
the Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
4 State, Treasurer aud Attorney
General. Tie Senate consist Of II
epublicans and 10 democrats, and
he House Of 139 republicans, 100
democrats and one independent
Iemocrat. This is n republican
ass Of S in the Senate and % in the
House.
The vote for Governor is as fol
loys: Russell (democrat). l5l.II6;
Bracket (rep.l, 1Sl, 1895; B'ackmer
[ ro.). 1851. A.
The Congressional delegation thus
stands seven democrats and five
Republicans, a gain of five Demo-
rats
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The latest
returns from the State indicate n
plurality Of 10000 and upward for
Governor w. Peck. The democrats
elect a m ijority Of the assemhlymen
and State senate. In the lower
house they will have a majority Of
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. Sin Kan
sas the republican candidate for
governor Is eeaten, six out Of seven
II the republican congressional can
didates are defeated and Senator
ingalls,, reelection is n subject OF
grave doubt
The $1,000 republican majority
was overcome by resistless force.
rhe Farmers Alliance did il, and
it was a genuine surprise Every
political prophet predicted strength
for the Alliance, but only the most
sanguine Of the rural seers regarded
success as even a probability.
For the first time in many years
the republican congressional delega-
ton is broken, and troken TO frag-
meuts. Only one republican es-
caped the wreck, and that was
Funstan, from the second distinct
rhe democrats were successful in
the first district, by eieciing Moon
light over Broderick trep. by lO1D
msiority. Morrell (rep.l, the pres
emit incumbent, declined nomina-
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Yesterday's
election changed considerably the
political complexion Of Missouri.
The democrats send a full delega-
ton TO Congress with one exception.
They elect the State ticket and will
have the JOINT legislature by a large
majority. The chairman Of the
Democratic State COmiaittee said
tonight that the democrats would
have a majority Of probably 10 on n
Joint ballot IN the legislature and
elected the State ticket by at least
1900. II the democratic have n
majority on the Joint ballot In the
legislature it will assure the return
of Senator Vest.
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DELAWARE.

WILMNGToS, Del, Nov. o
Complete returns from the whole
State give Reynolds ldem.l for gov
ernCr, rs majority, and Causey
(dem. for Congress, 5l4 majority.
rhe next Legislature will stand:
Senate-DenIocrats, 5; republicans,
4.
House-Demncrats. II; republi-
cans, Z. There is no United States
Senator 10 be elected.
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 5.-Returns
received from n third Of the State
show democratic gains sufficient, II
continued, TO wipe out the republic
can majority OF two years ago and
give a small democratic majority.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The returns
upto noon show the democrats elect
ed 81 assemblymeu in this state and
the republicans 80. Two districts
are still in DOUBT, but the prGbabilI-
ties favor the republicans. IL looks
like a tie on the JOINT ballot. a
United States senator depends on
the result.
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ton in this district. The Farmers
Alliance carried the other five dis.
tricts, electing Claver over Hopkins
lrep.l in the third, Otis over Kelly
la the fourth, Davis over Phillips In
the NTH, Baker over McNall
In the sixth and Simpson over
Halioweil In the seventh. The
hansas delegation Viii stands
Democrats, l; republican, /; Farm
ers' Alliance, 5.
ANOTHER SURPRISE
lies in the possible defeat for re-
election OF Senator ingalls,, whose
term expires in 1881. The Farm, rs
Alliance and democrats waged bit
ter war against him, and a majority
Of the districts contained one OF
their candidates against the repub-
lican candidates. The result is the
election Of ninety-five Farmers'
Alliance and democratic Legislators,
against thirty republicans. Some OF
the Farmers' Alliance men and
democrats may vote for ingalls, but
his opposition claim that those new
Is elected who oppose him, together
with the opposition hold overs, will
give surely ninety, or a majority Of
six against him. This now look t..
be correct statement OF the In
gals situation, but it Is liable to
modification.
TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. Sat mid
night the republican central com
uiittes comedies the election Of the
entife Fdruie.s' Alliance ticket.
with the possible exceptioa o. Will
lets, candidate for governor. The
committee conceles that the oppo-
sitiOn 10 ingalls, In the Legislature
will have a N ,jprity.
LEAVENwOKTH, has., Nov. s.
l;l5 a. m.-Latest returns give
Frederick rep !, for Congress, from
the first district, Z uisiJrlty over
Col. Moonlight. Moonlight con
cedes defeat.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The
intricacies Of the new election law.
under which the count Of the vote
OF this State IL being conducted, has
occasiOued a more seriOus delay in
collecting returns than ever known
here before. The totes in aS7 pre-
cincts throughout the State, iuc I'd
ing this city, give Markham 1911;
Pond, 5,2il; Markham's plurality.
lO,5S0. These constitute the returns
from n little over one-thirl OF the
total number Of precincts in the
state. The Democrats conceie tn.
election Of the entire State r .publi-
eau ticket.
In this city the Republicans have
undoubtedly elected SandersOn
Mayor aud also elected the entire
municipal and county tickets, viii.
the possible exception Of sheriff, in
n change Of fully 700 votes
in this city in favor OF the Republic
cans.
There are twenty hold over
meribers Of the State senate, twelve |
republicans and eight democrats. !
twenty senators and eight as-
sem5lymen We're elected yesterday. |
The returns are too incomplete % |
make any accurate estimate, but
with the present repul lican ma
jOrity in the State Senate the re-
publicans are surf Of 4 safe majority F.,
on . Joint ballot and the election oi
a republican 10 succeed Stanford in |
the United fitstes Senate. Tire re-
turns from six congressional dis I
tFicts of the Safe indicate thst the
republicans carried every district. |
This will give the republicans a
gain OitwU congressman.
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
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NEBRASKA.

-@@-~@N-A-aAe-As
OMAHA, Nov. i.-The return,
from the election are still meager.
but indicate the probable election o,
Boyd (dem.) for governor by {
small plurality. Complete returns
may possibly elect either Of the
three candidates, bus large demo,
cratic gains in Omaha and the
eastern end Of the State give Boyd
the best chances. The democrat.
gain one congressman, Michigan.
surely, and possibly another. BRYAN.
The election Of Dorsey (rep.l, third
district, is not yet certain.
Returns have been received from
thirty-fve precincts in the first
congressional district, including
five wards Of Lincoln. These show
that Bryan (Gem. slightly leads
Connel rep for Congress. His
defeat Is almost certain. Fifty-six
precincts Of the second COMPRESSION
al district have reported, showing
the total vote for McKeighan (denl.
for Congress 1882, against 555l for
Harlan. II this should continue.
as 1t probably will, Harlan is de-
teaied by at least 5000 votes.
From the Thru congressional dis
trict ll3 precincts have reported,
which indicate that Corsey (reD.
Is ahead. The total vote in thess
precincts is: Dorsey, 6274; Thomp-
-on (dem.l, $3.50; Kern tallianee),
ISL.
Charles Ogden, chairman Of the
democratic st ate central committee,
claims Boyd's election 10y from 5000
to 1000 plurality. He claims all the
Congressman.
Reports Of the Legislature are In
complete. The returns indicate that
prohibition is defeated In the State
by over 10000.
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sessnan cannon conceded his de.
ieat by from 200 10 500.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Con.
g,essman Springer (Dem1 Il re.
elected by over 5000 majority,a gain
OF over 1000. '-
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-Up 10
ii p. m. the indications are that the
democrats have elected the COVER.
nor by about 10000 plurality and
the rest Of the State ticket by a SUI.
stantial vote. The republicans an
conceding ONLY the defeat OF their
gubernatorial candidate. At the
last election the republicans elected
the State ticket by about %, 600 ma
jority.
The State Senate will be close,
but up to the present time shows a
democratic majority OF three. The
republicans cOncete the House,
which the democrats claim by NJ
teen majority. The last session Of
both houses were republican, the
Senate b5 a majority Of fourteen
and the House by thiftyisevefi.
Late returns from the State make
1t reasonably safe To predict the
election Of the democratic STATE
ticket by about 10, 900 majority. In
the Legislature the House will be
democratic on a fusion vote with
the patrons Of industry. The SEN
ate Is close; probably a republican
majority;
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Eov. o.
The indications are this evening
that the democratic tidal wave has
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NEW MEXICO.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, Nov. g.
Il is claiuisd that Josephs tdem. }
has carried ten OF the fourteen
Counties in New Mexico, and that
tine democrats will have a minority
of the sen ate aud house for the first
time in twenty-four years.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The re-
turns give Caruth ldem.) in the
Louisville district 5000 majority;
DiekersOn, Sixth lCarlislr'sl district,
5000: in the Eleventh Wilson trep.
is probably elected by a largely de-
creased vote. In the Tenth, Ken
dap (deni.l Is defeated. Congress
men Montgomery, Breckenridge.
Stone. Ellis, Goodnight, McCreary
- p,x-r,far ~. rt.-qlPctcd
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 1.-The bal
lot-box and returns Of Spring Creek
township, Lee County, have been
stolen. This township gave Feath-
erstone, republican candidate for
Congress, 90 majority.
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RESo, Nov. 8. Advices from
various parts Of Nevada Indicate
the election Of Colcord (rep.l for
governor aud Bartine lrep. for Con-
gress' by m .jorities between 500 and
600.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 5.-Later
returns give the democrats Increased
maiorities in both branches Of the
Legislature. The senate will stand
Democrats. 81; republicans, 30.
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Brooklyn and Louisville Races.

GRAvEsEND, N. Y, May 2O.-Five
eighths mile-Civil Service won, Blue
Rock second, Chieftain third; time
:O334.
Three-fourths mile - Sorrento won
Philander second, Carnegie third; time
:1S34.
Five-eighths mile-Correction won
Lima second, Rometta third; time
:06A.
Mile and sixteenth-Eric won, Cast
away II. second, others withdrawn
time, :521a.
Five-eighths interchangeable won
Servitor second, Wood-cutter third
time, :07.
Mile and sixteenth-Golden Reel
won, Eleve second Kempland and Lotion
dead heat for third; time, l :55.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-Mile and one
hundred yards-Castaway won, Clamol
second, Mary H. third; time, l :591a.
Mile-Brookful won, Semaphore sec
ond, Morefelds third time, :52.
Mile and an eighth-Glockner won,
Jaja second, Hypocrite third; time,
2:02%.
Mile-Jal1e Miller won, Silver King
second, Eli third; time, :49.
Half-mile-G General Caldwell won
Laura Agnes second, Consolation third
time. 5215
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-21
A HORNY DILEMMA.
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Cattle Exporters Ground Between the
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New YORK, May 20.-Cattle exporters
are being ground between millstones.
While the price of cattle here has been
rising, it has been falling on the other
side. Compared with year ago, the
price of beef has fallen three-fourths Of
a cent a pound, while on this side it has
risen one to one and half cents. On
Saturday the quotation on the Liverpool
market was six cents pound, and on
this side seven and half. In the face
of this difference, the shippers find
themselves compelled to continue send
ing cattle abroad for the reason that
they engaged all the freight room they
could secure up to August 1st, at $40 per
head; thus, if they do not ship they will
lose 500 head and if they do ship they
will lose nearly as much. 1t is serious
condition of affairs, and unless COM
promise can be effected with the steam
ers, many of the small shippers will go
to the wall soon.