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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
Hamilton County Returns.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-One hundred and
ten precincts in Hamilton county give
Ryan majority of $3.50; Herm, Repull-
can, sheriff, 4,1S7; Storer, Republican,
claims his majority will be 900 He car
ried his own precinct by 80 majority,
which is much larger than ever before
given to a Republican candidate. He made
gain of 1870 in Madisonville. Lincoln
Ryan's majority in Hamilton county is
1000.
One hundred and ninety seven precincts
in Hamilton county give Ryan, Republican,
a majority over Crowley of 907. Last year
in the same precincts Campbell had ma
iority over Foraker of ,057, showing net
Republican gain of 1864. The entire Re
publican ticket in Hamilton county is
elected by maiorities ranging from four to
seven thousand. Four hundred and seventy
precincts outside of Hamilton county give
Ryan -, l19; Cromley, 1901, Lockwood,
1898. The same in 1889 gave Foraker, 73,-
so; Campbell, 1919; Helwig, BAH
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LODGE Reelected.

BosToN, Nov. CONGRESSMAN Lodge is
re elected in the Sixth congressional dis
frict, but admits his majority will not be
much over one thousand in place of about
five thousand three hundred two years ago.
in the First district, Randall, Republican,
IS reelected; in the Seconds E. A. Morse,
Republican, is reelected; in the Third,
Andrews, Democrat, is re elected; in the
Fourth, O'Neil, Democrat, is reelected;
~ the Fifth, Aoar, Democrat, defeated
Fox. Republican,; in the Seventh, Cogs
well, Republican, is reelected: in the
Eighth, Greenhalge, Republican, leads but
by plurality greatly reduced from 1883,
his election Is by no means assured The
Ninth is close with Gambler, Republican.
slightly in the lead. At present Walter is
returned in the Tenth district. Returns
from the Eleventh district indicate close
vote between SpaQlding, Republican. and
Coolrldge, Democrat, and Myron P.
Walker. The Twelfth district return
Rockwell, Republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
Montana.

HELENA, Nov. 4. Favored by fair wea
Their, the vote of Montana for Congressman
and eight state senators has PROBABLY
reached well up to the register at the polls
today. The tariff issues from the standpoint
of the two parties entered promptly into the
debate of the campaign. Probably the
greatest effort ever put forth by the De-
mocracy of the state was that today for
the election of Democratic Congressman
and supremacy in the state senate. Chair
man DAILY, of the Democratic committee,
claims a large vote for Dixon in Deer
Lodge and Silver Bow counties. Ex-Gov-
ernor White, chairman of the Repu blican
state committee, at the close OF the polls.
expressed confidence in the election OF
Carter and a majority of the Republican
state ticket and senators. On advices from
Butte, Missoula, and other prominent points
in the west range of the state, the indica
tions point to Republican majority, and
confidence is expressed in Carter's success
in the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
Pattison Gaining.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Returns from
the state, particularly the eastern portion,
are slowly received, however, they show
Pattison, Dem.) is making heavy gains in
the West. Repu blicans still expect good
majority, however. At Democratic head
quarters the claim is made that Pattison
will be elected by 10000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Reports from
majority of the counties which have been
turned in up to midnight show large Dem
ocratic gains. Thirty five counties, includ-
ing Allegheny, and not including Philadel'
phia, give Pattison a net plurality of rs
He has made large gains even in the coun-
ties where the Republican ticket was sue
cessful. The Republican committee, how
ever, insist that their ticket is elected by
reduced majority.
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Tammanr,s Decisive nietor,.

New YoRK, Nov. 4.-Tammany Hall has
gained decisive victory all along the line
over the Republicans and county Demo-
cracy fusion. Grant for mayor. viii not
likely fall below $4,000 majority over Scott
Ali the Tammany candidates and other
county officials and judges have an AVERAGE
majority of 10000. The new ballot reform
law worked smoothly as rule, Throughout
the CITY ana the novel conditions Of the
effect on the vote of tie lower districts
which some political prophets said il wonid
have. This was largely due to the enerperic
work of both parties in educating voters in
the intricacles of the law before the eiec-
ton. There were few misunoerstand-
ings. The total city vote for mayor shows
Grant, 1l4,425; Scott, 9l,06S; SCATTERING
4.5l6. -
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Mckinley Likely Elected.

CANTON, Nov. AT II o'clock twenty
five of sixty four voting precincts in Stark
county give Mckinley a net gain of ,346
to overcome plurality Of lob in 1889.
The tabernacle, where Major Mckinley is
surrounded by five hundred enthusiastic
citizens, with as many more outside trying
to get In, presents a scene of
enthusiasm unequaled even at any
part of this most remarkable campaign.
Now if the balance of the precincts keep
on the ratio of increase begun Mckinley
will be elected by handsome majority.
Massillon city and Perry township com
plete, Warwick's home, give Mckinley
1861, Warwick ,534.
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A Gain of One Congressman.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4.-In to-day's
election the Republicans concede that
Mitchell, Democrat, will be elected So
far as received, the returns indicate the
election of Cooper, Republican, in the First
district; Barwig, Democrat, in the Second :;
Lat'ollette, Republican, in the Third:
Mitchell Democrat, in the Fourth; Brio
'ner. Democrat, in the Fifth; Clark, Re-
publican, in the Sixth; Thomas, Republi-
can, In the Eighth, and Haugen, Republi-
can. In the Ninth. The Democrats claim
the election of Peck and the entire Demo
cratic state ticket, but returns are too mea-
gre to warrant the claim, and the Repub-
Means think Hoard is reelected The leg
reelected
Two hundred precincts in the state, in
Guiding sixty-elghtin Milwaukee, and four
towns IL the county of Milwaukee, show a
net Democratic gain of 9,494. The net
Democratic gain in sixty-eight precincts in
city of Milwaukee is 2. $50.
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California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. A close contest
was made on several municipal Offices and
reports of trading and scratching were
numerous. Notwithstanding the fact that
the election is complicated in this state by
the fact that a number of independent
tickets are in the field the principal ones of
which are the Reform Democrats and
O'Donnell tickets, the real contest is be-
heved to be between the Democratic and
Republican parties. The Republican state
committee claims that Loud, Representa-
tive for Congress in the Fifth district will
be elected over Clunie, Democrat. The
total registration in San Francisco this
year was nearly sixty thousand which is
l,2O0 more than the registration two years
ago.
The count in 223 out of 3lO precincts the
Republican vote is %, 52l; the Democratic
vote, q ,457. The count also shows the Re
form Democracy polled very light vote,
and that O'Donell, Independent, received a
large vote for MAYOR
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One of the First Results Of the Election

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE first result of the
election to be known for a certainty was
the success of the proposition to increase
the backing of the Worlds fair to $40. $780,
O0O. The vote of the city was practically
unanimous in favor of adding TO the fund
already guaranteed S5,000,O0O by the issue
OF city bonds, and by N ans of South park
bonds half million more. Director General
Davis said tonight that the work of the
lar would now go forward with rush.
Plans fer the buildings are already compar-
atively complete and the definite location of
each will be settled without further DELAY.
1t only remains for the President of the
United States to issue formal proclama
ton to the nations Of the world, and this
will probably shol tly follow meeting of
the national commission to be held here in
short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
An Election Row at Pine Bluffs, Arkansas

PINE BLUFFS, Ark, Nov 4.-This after
noon negro named Hancock, who was
working for the Langley ticket, got into a
quarrel with Jim Jorrs, coIore6, who sup
ported Breckenridge. Policeman Leaning
was making him be quiet, and as he did so,
hancock put pistol against Leaming's
stomach and fired. The officer fell. and
Hancock fed, but before doing so fired into
the crowd, wounding two others, though
not seriously. Leaming's condition is
critical. Hancock was arrested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Nov. A cool, clear day
usually means full vote, and interest in
the state election added to the size of the
vote in Minnesota. The result will be late,
from the fact that the Alliance vote pre-
vents any accurate estimates as to the
probable plurality The vote will come so
largely from the more distant country dis
trlcts that nothing certain will be known
until to- night
Returns are very slow and meagre. Mer-
riam, Republican, is losing slightly all over
the state, but the loss does not yet seem
large enough to defeat him. Two years
ago he had a plurality of "a, 1914.
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LAX

state, that Mckinney, Democrat. is elected
to Congress in the First district, and the
Second district is very close, the chances
favoring Moore, Republican. In seventy
three loves the Democrats gain eighteen
members Of the house of representatives,
and at their headquarters in this city they
claim they have carried the state by good
majority. The Republicans concede the
gress in the First district by 700 majority
Returns from seventy five towns give
futile Republican, for governor 1906;
Ambden, Democrat, 1884; Fletcher, Pro
hibitionist, 372 Republican net loss, 642.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
Kansas Republican Delegation Broken.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 4.-Dispatches indi-
cate at II p. N. that for the first time in
many years Kansas will send broken Re-
publican delegation to Congress. 1t IS
considered certain that Moonlight, Demo-
crat, will defeat Broderick, Republican,
and l.. G. Clark, Farmers Alliance, in the
First district. Webb McNall, Republican,
IN the Sixth district, is doubtless elected.
Returns from Oklahoma are to the effect
that Harvey, Republican, is elected Dele
gate to Congress by 1000 majority over
Moody, Democrat, and Crocke, Farmers
Alliance.
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Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Arizona elects
Delegate to Congress, territorial legis-
lature and county officers. 1t has been one
OF the most holly contested campaigns ever
known in the history of the territory. In
1888 Marcus a. Smith was elected Dele
gate to Congress by $500 majority The
indications are now that Smith will be
elected by greatly reduced majority
The Republicans claim they will have
majority in both branches of the terri
torial legislature.
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The weather
was delightful all day, and so far as heard
from the election has been quiet through
out the state, with comparatively light
vote. The indications this evening are
that Coleman, (Rep.) will be defeated for
Congress by the Democratic nominee.
The latest Sreturns Indicate that Never.
Democrat, defeated Yarmouth, Republl,
can, for Congress in the First district. by
1900 majority; and Logan, Democrat de-
feated Colman, Republican, in the Second
district, by 5000. In the other districts
there was no organized opposition to the
Democrats
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
The Democrats Jnbilant,

SEATTLE, Nov 1.-THE Republicans were
SO confident of a sweeping victory to-day
that many of them did not come out to vote
while the Democrats worked most ener-
getlcally. The result is there is consider
able doubt tonight about the outcome of the
election, although the Republicans claim
majority of the legislative seats aud local
offices. The Democrats are jubilant and
confident OF large gains in the legislature
Wilson, Republican, is probably elected to
Congress, though by reduced majority
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. Eighty four
towns (no cities show. Merkin. Republi-
can, for governor is about nine hundred
ahead of the vote polled by Bnlkley, Repub-
lican, in 1898, and 1000 ahead of his COM
petitor Morse. The cities will put Morse
ahead but no choice by the people is at
present probable. The legislature is ap-
parently Republican on joint ballot Rus
sell. Republican, Third congressional dis
trict, holds his own against Wells and evil
IDENTIFY is elected. Sperry, Democrat, is
elected in the First
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov "A full vote
is going in. AT one polling place deputy
marshal was arrested by deputy sheriffs on
the charge OF interfering with the election
The marshal was taken to the police sta
ton mere and dismissed, whereupon he
caused his captors' arrest. United States
Commissioner McAllister held them for
trial. kilograms report heavy vote all
over the state From Laurel comes the
news that the polls are blocked by an ex-
cited crowd of colored men there from
Maryland, A request has been made for
the governor to call out the militia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
SOuth DakOtF.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 4.-To-day's election
throughout South Dakota is very exciting.
and full vote IS polled. Besides the ex-
element in state and congressional dis
tricts, the bitter fight for the permanent
capital brought out every vote possible. At
the last fall first state election the total
vote was over seventy seven thousand, and
that will probably be found to have been
exceeded when all the returns are in to-
night The uncertainty OF the Alliance
vote makes estimates as to the result .ln
reliable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
Humphrey Probably Elected.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. Returns from
Kansas, of the state ticket indicate the
election of Governor Humphrey, Repub-
lican, by 10000 to $1,000 plurality. Robin
son, Democrat, is running behind Willet,
Farmers Alliance; Ives, Farmers ALI
ance, candidate for state attorney general
is running ahead of mis- ticket and may be
elected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. Information
is received at the Republican Headquarters
here OF trouble at Pine Bluff. in which
deputy sheriff shot policeman. and an in
discriminate exchange of shots between
Republican and Democrats followed. in
which two other parties were wounded
All is quiet with favorable outlook for the
Republicans.
The election was without incident here
Terry, Democrat, for Congress, running
,4S5 to l, 143 for Harrison
Ii the proportionate gains for Breckin
ridge continue at the rate they have been
coming, his majority in Pope county will
be to fifteen thousand
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Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-The voting
is progressing with more than customary
vigor. The only districts In which uncer-
tainty exists are the Fourth and Seventh,
but the Democrats expect to carry them
In this (the First district) there are two
Republican candidates, Threat and Warner,
dividing the Republican vote, with Warner
IN the lead. Many negroes in the upper
counties are voting for Clark, Democrat.
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over the vote of 1855. Jones, Democrat,
leads IN the First district over Brown, Re-
publican. Edmunds, Democrat, in the Sixth
district, defeats Shebounre; Prohibition
Democrat in the Seventh, defeats Lawson,
independent Republican,; Lee, In the
Eighth, defeats Hume, Independent. The
contestin the Second, Fourth and Ninth is
still in doubt, but the Democrats claim
them all
Wise, Rucaer and Lester, Democratic
congressman, are elected.
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Colorado.

DENVER, Nov. Am unusually heavy
vote was cast here and throughout the
state. Returns will be late as the polls
close at o'clock. at Democratic head
quarters every one is iubilant and Chair
man Arbuckle claims the election of the
entire ticket by 5000. Chairman Ashley.
of the Republican committee, while ad-
hitting the state treasurer, attorney gen
eral, and superintendent OF public instruc-
ton are doubtful is satisfied they will elect
the remainder OF the ticket, including the
legislature.
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towns and city wards. The probabilities
are that the country townships will show
increases in the plurality for the Republi-
cans The First, Fourth, Sixth, Ninth and
Eleventh congressional districts are doubt
full, with probabilities in favor of the Re
publicans. Hayes, Democrat, was re- elect
ed in the Second. The other districts con-
sidered safely Republican.
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THE OLD BAY STATE
Elects Russell by Five Thousand
Plurality.
TAMMANY WINS NEW YORK CITY
New Hampshire Elects a Democratic Congress
man-Pattison VIII LiEely Beat Delame-
ter-Bord Leads in Nebraska.

BosToN, Nov. Seventy five towns in
Massachusetts and 2C0 out of 205 precincts
of Boston give for governor: Blackner,
Prohibitionist, Boss; Bracket, Repub-
lican, 80, SOP; Russell, Democrat, 44,250.
Russell's plurality is 10,3SS. If Russell
continues to gain On Bracket in the state
outside of Boston, as he has so far, he is
elected governor By at least $40 plurality.
The Democrats have gained two Congress
men at least
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-05
The Storm Center.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The storm center
yesterday north of Minnesota moved east
ward to Lake Ontario. Another storm
is developing in Manitoba. The clearing
condition extends from Oregon southeast
ward to the gulf. Rain has fallen in lake
regions. The temperature has fallen in the
Atlantic states, east of the gulf and ex-
IRENE northwest
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Dockery and Bland Returned.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-Returns from
this, the Third, Missouri congressional
district, indicate the certain re election of
A. NJ Dockery over Gibson, Republican.
Returns from the Eleventh Missouri CON
gressional district show the certain re-elec
ton Of Bland over Jervin, Republican.
BANDS majority is over three thousand.
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New Hamnshira

CONCORD, N. H, Nov 4.-Returns from
thirty towns give Tuttle, Republican, 4,257 /:
Ambden, Democrat, 4.467: Fletcher, Prohi-
bitionist 127. The Republican net loss is
eighty-two from the vote OF 1883.
Returns from fifty-tive towns give
futile. Republican, secs; Ambden, Demo-
GRAFT, 9,73S; Fletcher, Prohibitionist, 24l.
Net loss, 444.
The indications at $50 pm. are there is
r. choice OF governor by the people of the
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, Nov. Mime precincts heard
from show the Democratic and Republican
candidates for governor are running about
even. Powers, Alliance, and Payne, Pro
hibition, are polling a small vote The
Bankers and Business Mems association
estimates the majority against the Prohibi
tion amendment at 30,00f
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Boyd Probably Elected.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. AT II O'Clock re-
turns from over the state are too scarce to
scarce to bear positive assertion, but ipdi
date the election of Boyd, Democrat. for
governor. the choice of three Democratic
Congressman and the defeat of prohibition.
This majority against the latter seems to be
II GOO TO 10000.
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The Democrats Claim Illinois

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Democratic state
central committee assert that private ad
vices show the Democrats have carried the
state by good majority. They gain three
Congressman. There is nothing definite in
Cook county.
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Vigorous Foreign Trade Policy for Canada

OTTAWA. Ont, November 4-The Domin-
ion government has decided to adopt Wig
orous foreign trade policy now that the
Mckinley bill will divert Canadian trade
from the United States. Hon. Gorge r..
Foster, minister of finance, goes to the
West Indies this week ON foreign mission.
Barbados will be first visited, then Trini-
dad and Demerara, coming northward, he
will disembark at Jamaica, then go to
Bahamas and Bermuda.
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Adverse to the Bishop of Resoua,tv

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 4-The United
States district court has decided adversely
the claim of the Catholic bishop of Res
quality to 430 acres of land occupied as a
military reservation by the United States
government at Vancouver Wash, valued
at half million. An appeal will be taken
to the United States supreme court.
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Boston's Complete Vote.

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE vote of Boston
complete for governor gives Ames Russell.
Democrat 52,9S5; Bracket, Republican,
1856; Blackmer, Prohibitionist, 1851 !:
Rlsselfs plurality, -, ITO; Democratic net
gain, 1866 The Democrats claim the state
by 10000 plurality and the Republican
committee comedies Russelrs election.
Twenty eight towns in the Ninth district
for Congress gives Chandler, Republican
1923; Williams. Democrat. 1875. The re-
naming towns are expected to elect
Williams.
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Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-The Demo
cratic ticket is winning in every district re-
ported throughout the state. The only Re
publican district is the Eleventh. There is
but one report from there, and it says Belle
county is going Democratic for the first
time in its history.
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Iowa.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Nov. 4.-Incomplete re-
turns show great Democratic gains in the
First Iowa district. Seerley, Democrat. is
probably elected by 800 majority, over
Gear, Republican.
DEs MONIES, Nov. Returns received
up to midnight indicate Republican plu-
rality on the state ticket of from four to
ten thousand. The Democrats claim the
election of their state ticket by 5000 plu
rality. Returns SO far are received from
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In Congressman Cannon,s District

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. "A special to
the State Register, Democratic, from Dan
vile says: Seven precincts in this CITY.
Sannon's home, give Busey 65 majority a
Democratic gain of 125.
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hundred out of registered vote of
about ten thousand. Returns from the
congressional districtsare not yet complete,
but the figures received apparently assure
the election of Democrats III all districts ex-
cept the Seventh, where T. E. Miller,
colored Republican, will probably succeed.
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Gaines Electlon concef,sa IN u,.h

SALT LAKE, Nov. 4.-The Delegate cleo
ton passed off quietly. Game, Mormon. is
elected over Goodwin, Liberal, by 5000 to
,0o0 majority.