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winner. With Humphrey and Robinson
neck and neck for place.

neck and neck for place.
| TOPEKA, KAN. Nov. 5.-The Repub-
licans lose six out of seven congressman,
and there 10 another surprise. For the
! first time in many years the Republican
| delegation is broken into fragments.
! Only one Republican escaped the wreck,
and that was E. H. Funston, from the
Second district The Democrats we're sue
cessful. aud pheuoniualIy so in the irst
| district. electing Thomas Moonlight over
! Case Broderick Or. Uv 10 900 majority,
Hon. E. Morrill, Or } , present incum-
bent, declined the nomination in this
district. The Farmers Alliance carried
the other five districts, eIecting Glover
over Perkins (R.) in the Third,
Otis over Kelly in the Fourth.
Davis over Phillips (R) in
the Fifth, Baker over McNalI in the
| Sixth aud Simpson over HolloBeli in the
! Seventh.
The Kansas delegation will stand Re-
/ publicans l. Democrats |, Farmers AL
! lance 5.
! Another surprise lies in the possible
! defeat for Reelection of Senator Ingalls,,
: whose term expires in 1891. The Far
! mers' Alliance and Democrats waged
bitter campaign against him,
and a majority of the districts
, contained one OF their candidates against
u Republican candidate. The result is
certain of the election of ninety five
Farmers Alliance and Democratic legis-
lators against thirty Republicans. Some
of the Farmers Alliance men aud
Democrats may vote for ingalls,,
but his opposition claim that
those newly elected who opposed
him, together with the opposition "hold-
over who will give surely nine votes,
or majority of six. against him. This
now looks to be correct statement of
Ingalls, situation, but it is liable to
modification.
| WORCESTER, ONO, Nov. 5.-Owing
TO the non-arrival OF returns of two pre-
cincts the official count could not be
made to-day. Warwick viii have 99l
mujority over Mckinley, Crowley S27
over RYAN. This is based on returns re-
ceived at tie Democratic headquarters.
/ The chairman of the Republican COM
mittee says Warwick will not nave over
4 $50.
Greater interest g manifested than in
/ any election ever held in this county.
| M'KINLEY IS DEFEAT CONCEDED.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 1.-The Re-
/ publican state committee on unofficial
returns received from nine counties aud
| the balance estimated, claim n republic
/ can plurality on the head of the state
/ ticket will be between IL 200 and Is 900
! The committee comedies the defeat of
Mckinley (R } for congress by about
! 200. and Foster (R.) by IS or 100. The
/ Democratic candidate in the other close
! congressional districts received MAORI
! ties ranging up 10 500 and upwards, with
I the exception of Cosgrave at Cincinnati,
I who is defeated bv Storer Or } by 100.
One Of the most remarkable Demo-
cratic gnins was in the Eleventh district,
| where Pnttisou ID was elected bv 300,
/ with gain of 1900 over last falls vote.
! The Republican committee comedies
| the delegation TO congress will stand
seven Republicans to fourteen Demo-
Gratis.
| On returns received and on private
advices the Democratic committee esti-
mates the Republican plurality on the
! head of the ticket will be about 10 600,
| and think il may fall below these fig
urts. On unofficial figures they claim
! Mckinley is defeated by 319 and Foster
400.
| DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET ELECTED.
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. E.-Returns
| from the state are coming in slowly, and
several days will elapse before the full
vote can be given. 1t is known, how
| ever, that the Democratic state ticket 10
! elected by about 40 900 majority;
| that the Democrats will have
| large majority en- joint ballot
in the legislature, probably seventy
! four, and that with the exception OF
| Wade in the thirteenth district they will.
send full delegation to congress. This
is based upon a statement made by
I %
! committee. Mr.. Carroll said that Wade
WIS elected beyond doubt.
The majority of Byrnes in the Tenth
! distric. is estimated TO be 1900.
| DEFEATED FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Francis NJ.
Scott. defeated candidate for mayor on
the fusion ticket, in speaking of the
election to-day attributed his defeat TO
the anti Mckinley feeling, which he
| said was stronger in this city than any
part of the country.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. Sit cannot
be stated who the successful candidate
| for governor is. As to congressman it
seems probable that five are Democrats,
and that party also claims the Fifth
district, but scattering returns have
been received in many counties in which
complete estimates cannot be based.
LATEST ADvICEs FROM NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, NEB. Nov. 5.-The election
of w. j. Bryan (D.) over W. ]. Con-
nell (R.) and present member from the
First district, and William N. MeCarg-
ham % } and the Alliance candidate
! in the Second district over N. V.
Harlan Or . is now conceded. The Third
district Is in doubt; thu candidates, Dor
sey Or. }, Thompson co. and Kell Of.
Al are running neck and neck, and 1t
will take another day and possibly two
to ascertain which of the three is elected.
james E. Boyd 3D. for governor is
probably elected.
LATEST FROM WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 5.-The
latest returns from tns state indicate
plurality of 10000 and upward for
George W. Peck. The Democrats elect
a majority Of the asseublymen and the
state senate. In the lower house they
will have majority of 80 or over and In
the senate a majority of two. They