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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-07
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1890
RESULTS IN WISCONSIN.

csorge w. Peek Elected Governor Of wis
conssa By 10000 Piurallty---Demoera
Get Seven Out OF Mine Congressmsn.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. --latest
returns from the state indicate plural.
ity of 10000 and upward for George w.
Peck, Dem. The Democrats elect d ma
Jorfty of the asscmblymen and the state
senate. In the lower house they will
have majority of thirty or over, and
IN the senate o majority Of two They
elect seven out OF nine congressman.
The Wisconsin delegation In the next
congress win be ms followss First dis
trict, u. A. Cooper, Rep: Second dis
trict, Charles Barwig, Dem; Third dis
tricf, A. r.. Bushnell, Dem; Fourth dis
trict, ]. Il. Mitchell, Dem; Fifth dis
trict, @. w. Brickner, Dem; Sixth dis
trict. nj: x. Miller, Dem; Seventh dis
trict, Frank Coburn, DEM: Eighth dis
trict, doubtful; Ninth district, Thomas
Lynch, Dem.
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w NORTH DAKOTA.

Very Light atetnrns Received Thus Far,
Republican Legislature undonbtedI,
Eiected--Democrats cIaim the state,
GRAND Forks, N. D., Nov. 7.-GYand
Forks county gives majority OF 100 to
2o0 Tor the Republican state and county
ticket. but elects Mccormack. Dem, la
the sixth district and Biorgo, Dem, in
the Seventh district, to the state senate
hy large majorities; also Mathie i'm the
Fifth district. Williams I'm the Sixth dis
trlct and Cunningham in the Seventh.
al Democrats, TO the house. The
Democratic state central commit.
tee claims the election Of Benton
70 congress; Roach, for governor,
Wilson, for secretary OF state
and Mrs. Eisenhuth, for superinfendenf
or schools by GOO TO 1000 majority
hichland county has gone Democratic
by about 200.
In Burleigh county the Republican
state ticket has about 800 majority. but
the entire Independent county ticket h
elected. The Missouri slope cour,frv
gives about 1900 majority for the Re
publican state ticket
a Victory For Hanshroueh.
DETHs LAKE, N. D., Nov. O.--Mccor-
mack Ii elected senator over Swanson
by 9 small majority. The successful
candidate Is understood to favor Hans-
brough for the United States senate
Noitimier, Rep, for the lower house 4
ofl-committal, but presumably for
Pierce, and Brooks, representative Ii an
uncompromising Democrat.
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An Entire Street Reduced 10 Ashes NV
an Uneontrollable Confia.
grafton.
All the Business Portion Of the Town
Destroyed and the Residence
Quarter Doomed.
A Half Million Dollar Elevator Fire
at Buiialo-Four Deaths In
Denver Fire.

TRUCKER, CAL, Nov. IA most dis.
asfrous fire broke out here shortly after
midnight, and, AZ the wind was blowing
hurricane, the flames were soon be-
yond control. The fire was started In
the rear Of stoll's brewery by man
who was seen running away from the
place soon after the flames broke ont
The brewery and half dozen other
buildings were soon burning. Citizens
fought the flames with great determine.
ton, and fire train from Summit gave
assistance, but the efforts were OF no
avail
Main street Was Soon In AsAes
ana all the frame buildings ON Erous
street were burning. Nearly forty
buildings, including the entire buslnass
portion OF the town, had been DESTROYED
by o. m. The residence portion also
seemed doomed. A light snow was fall.
ing, but II had no effect on the flames.
Later AT 3 p. m. the wind shiftsd.
Lhe fre department now has control of
the burning district and no further
spread Is expected.
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FATAL DENVER elRs.


Eour Deaths RePerted---0ne Body re-
cosered---Property Loss se0e, GOO.
DENVER, Colo. Nov. 7.--Fire started
IN the rear Of III. |. Todds lumber yard
on Ninth and Laramie streets. at ii ..
m, and Notwithstanding the eftorts n
the fire department, thp fiames had
spread nearly all over the yard bofore
the water could be turned ON. The
flames quickly passed 10 the 81. Flmo
hotel, Meyers Liquor &c ..clQupang .fsad
were .
Given Up 60 the FIanss.
The hremen made every endeayor "a
keep the flames from jumping across
Laramie street, where were located 4
number Of large business blockg. The
entire block between Ninth and Tsnth
streets and Laramie and Market was 4
seething mass, bat was gotten under
control One unknown man was burned
10 death In the hotsl, and hts charred
remains now lie at the coroner's once.
II is reported that another man and two
children were caught In the same build
ing aud burned. The cause of the fire
10 not known. The loss win probably
exceed e600, 600.
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HOW loWANs VOTED.
six Out OF Eleven Congressmsn Prsba-
bly, Elected by the Democrats.

six Out OF Eleven Congressmsn Prsba-
bly, Elected by tie Democrats.
DEs MoIAEs, Nov. NEARLY com.
plete unofficial returns ON secretary of
state, with few counties partly estim-
ated, show that Mcfarland, Rep, has .
plurality of Z, 1883. The remainder of the
state ticket Il probably divided, as Nc
Farland leads the ticket. The latest
congressional returns elect Henderson,
Rep, in the Third district By a majority
Of 272, and Flick in the Eighth district
by . majority Of 23i. The state dslega-
tion In congress win stand 0 Republicans
Democrats. Congressional delegation
as il now appears, win stand a. follows:
First district, Seerly, Dem.: Second.
Hayes, Dem; Third, Henderson, Rep. |;
Fourth, Butler, Dem; Fifth, Hamilton,
Dem; sixth, White, Dem; Seventh,
Hayes short term and Hull full term,
both Reps; Eighth, Flick, Rep; Ninth,
Bowman, DEM; Tenth, Dolliver, Rep.
Eleventh. Perkins, Rep.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 7.--Returns
are coming ia very slowly. John p.
Buchanan. DEM. for governor, win
have between II, 900 and 30, 600 major
ity. The Legislature II tw0-fhirds Demo
cratic in both houses. The congressional
delegation will stand as follows: First
district, II. X, Butler, Ind. Rep. Second
district, L. q. Houck, Rep. Third dis
trict. III. u. Snodgrass, Dem; Fourth
district. Benton MchiiIlin, Dem; Fifth
district, James q. Richardson, Dem.
Sixth district, Joseph Washington.
Dem; Seventh district. M. m. Cox,
Dem; Eighth district, h. A. Enloe,
Dem; Ninth district. RI "A. Pierce,
Dem; Tenth district, J. Pattison, Dem,
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The Independent Candidate sfay Get the
~.sss-..s -. -, WV Tie Pa
ents have elected ninety-two member
Of the Legislature, and have ereturns from
eighteen counties which give Loucks.
Ind, 1000 plurality over Tayloy. Dem.
and Mellette, Rep, for governor. and
claim that these figures cannot be
overcome By either Of Loucks oppo-
nents. The Republicans have lost heav-
ily in all parts OF the state. The legis-
lature win be- nearly divided between
the three parties. Gambler and Pick
Ter, both Republicans, have been elected
to congress Equal suffrage is badly
showed under. Ii may require the OIL
cial count to determine the capital con-
test, which IL very close between Huron
and Pierre. The total vote of the st ate
viii not exceed 10 1000.
Both Pierre and Huron CIaIns IL.
PIERRE, s. d., Gov. z. Returns from
every portion OF the state To the Pierre
board Of trade show conclusively that
pierre's majority over Huron for the
capital Is between $4,000 and 1900.
HURON, 8. d., Nov 7.--Huron wins
the capital By few over 600 majority
over Pierre. Nothing but gross fraud
can overcome this victory for Huron.
HURON CAPITAL COMMITTEE.
What Democrats Carried.
YAARToN, s. d., Nov. lotto Pee
miller, chairman OF the Democratic
stats COMMITTEES. hiss retnrns from the
Republican stronghoids showing clean
sweep for the Democrats. Bonhomme,
Charles nix, Douglass. Turner, Union
and Codington connties have gone DEM
0cratic for the first time. Returns are
Incomplete, but as they are received
they show large Democratic gains, and
Democrats are claiming the election of
Taylor for governor.
say AEellette In nonBs7css Elecaati.
PIERRE, s. D., Nov. 7.--S0uth Dalxo-
tas vote viii not exceed "a, 900, being
nearly 5000 less than last year. Mellette
is doubtless reelected governor. DEM
ocrats claim the election Of TAYLOR for
governor, and Independents say they
have elected Loncls. Returns, however.
do not warrant the claim. Pickler and
Gamble, Republicans. are elected con-
gressmen. Independents claim TO have
elected their Legislative tickets ia six
counties in the east and north part Of
the state.
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suFFALo,s sIo sLAzg.

Three Elevators Destroyed by Firs---Two
Fircmrn and Possibly More Fatally
Hurt.
BUFFALO, N. X, Nov. THE Wells
elevator, the largest In the city, has
been totally destroyed by fire. Two
other elevators and q number Of adjcin-
ing warehouses are now in flames and
the fire Is spreading rapidly along tAc
lake front. The Wells elevator had a
capacity Of 5U0s000 bushels. The losr
win reach &200, 900. Two fremen are
reported fatally hurt and IL Is believed
thnt a number Of ethsrs are Under fsfisE
walls. After hard work all other build.
ings were saved with but little dauaxe.
but the elevator was completely ruined.
The shipping In The neighbcxhood was
saved by being promptly drawn out into
the lake A late estimate OF the Ipad
places II atsabout $500, 900. The sleva-
tor is said 10 have been valued ct $500.
600 and the contents at e22D. 900.
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TIE NEWS FROM OHIO.

Esurasen nsmecratie and seven RsRubii-
ean Cnnwressnaen Eiecsed---hEaskiniey
Defeated.
CMCaNNATr, Nov. :. According to the
returns 40 far Al received the Ohio con-
Rresssnen elected are seven Republicans
and fourteen Democrats. at this writ
ing. however. the election 0f Hare and
warwick Il rot established BY complete
returns and the appgrent majority Ia
each case is so small SIS to make Ii nm
safe to claim an election until the on.
cial count u made. From official and
unofficial returns received from all the
counties in the state except ten and esti-
mating them the Ea1ne AZ they were last
year on the vote for governor the plu-
raiity Of ID. j Ryan, Republican caiadi-
dAte for secretary Of STATS il 1879.
mofkfnlsy Iaesks i4s votss.
CAxroK. Ohio, Nov. q. McKinIey's
great galsa III !, 100 lacks i41 Of electing
him. The Official c0unt may change
th8 There tins been trouble III gatting
1setfn fxoIn Holmes.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. ThN 81. Paul coun-
eil COMMITTEES on streets voted that the
Western Union Telegraph company
should be- compelled to put its wires
under gronnth Tho company protests
that IT cannot operate Its wires success
fully now underground on account of
the long circuits. The city attorney has
been instructed TO draw up an ordinance
providing FOR placing the wires under
ground. II win he reported to the next
meeting og ths council
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MIcHloAn's BIG FLOP.

state Democratic by 0,e00---Demecrat
wni Control the LesislAturs---They Get
Six congreasmen.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Tit Is safe to
predict from late returns that the state
Il Democratic by 10000 majority, and
that the Legislature win be Democratic
on fusion vote with patr0nsof Industry.
The Democrats elect congressman In the
First, Second, Fifth, sixth, Seventh and
Tenth districts; the Republicans in the
Third, Fourth and Eighth. The Repub-
ncans claim the Eleventh district, and
that the Ninth Ii going lii their favor,
but The Democrats claim both districts
as doubtful
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A TIE IN MONTANA.

State Senate Probably Evenly Divided.
Chances In Favor eg Democrats ON
state OHcws.
HELEEA. Mont, Nov. ~ But few re-
turns have come in Jet, and the result In
still undetermined. Democratic head
quarters claim Dixons election by 500.
The Republican central COMMITTEES,
however, refuse TO give mp the fight
until the last precinct n In, aud the 0fEl.
cial count made. They still claim that
Garter viii come In with majority VI
300. Carter has been coming up d little
by returns from Republican districts
but many of THESE cannOt report for q
day or two To come. IE looks ~ II the
state senate would be d tin again. Re
publicans claiming the eleation OF 8 ont
az n
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LouIslANA!s

Opposing Candidates Easily Laid out by
the Democrats.
New ORLEANS. Nov. THE latest re-
turns Indicate that Meyer, Dem, has
defeated Warmoth, Rep, for congress
IN the First district by 1000 majority.
and that Lagan, Dem, has defeated
Coleman, Rep, for congress in the
Second district by 5000. In the other
districts there was no organized opposi-
fion 10 the Democrats aud the following
were reelected 70 congress: Third
district, Anarew Price; Fourth. wv. ii.
blanchard; Fifth. @. j. Boatner; sixth.
s.. M. Robertson.
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WASHINGTON STATE.

KepnbiioaD Comgrsssnasn Eiseted--xegis-
iafnre zepnhiiean---Oiympia Capital.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. The Post
Intelligence states that according 10 the
returns and estimates from all the coun-
ties in the state received by that paper
Wilson, Rep. for congress, has q plural
itY Of $780, and Olympia Tor the capital
III 900 majority. Thirfy-one Republican
state senators are elected, and ? Demo.
cratic state senators. with county tied.
The assembly stands 70 Republicans snd
rs Democrats
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In IoHa Republicans Get Six Con
gressmen Out OF the
Eleven.
Returns Favor Pierre's Claims to the
South Dakota Capital MelIette
Probably Elected.
washington a stronghold OF Repub.
iieaniFm : Montana Very
Doubtful.

| 6T. Paul Nov. 7.--Returns have beer
recesyed from nearly all the counties ii
state, though they are complete from
but very few Of them. The state ticket
i very Close and Ii viii not be definitely
known who Is elected until the fun re
turns are in, and II may require the
ofiicial count TO decide the gubernatorial
contest. Bierman, for auditor, ID proba.
bly, elected ever Mcclure. the Repnbli.
can candidate. The balance OF the
ticket below governor is undoubtedly
Republican. Bierman was on both the
Alliance and Democrat tickets.
The Evening Dispatch says later and
more accurate returns have rolled up
Merriafn's plurality. The Dispatch ncw
claims Merrism's election by 1900 ma
jority.
The News presents its readers table
Of returns which, ON the face Of it,
shows = plurality of 2,lS5 for Wilson.
The News also says that Senator A. j.
Whitemau, Democratic candidate for
congress IN the Fifth district. wired
Chairman Campbell that he was surely
elected,
state central committee headquarters
soorsfary Talns Bixby claimed Mer~
riam's election by from 1900 TO $500
plurality. The Democrats, ON the other
hand claimed Wilson's election by 5000
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rAE Mll0NLgY elLL DID II.

English Papers Think the American Peo-
pie Have Hepadiated Protection.
LONDON, Nov. THE newspapers
print pretty full accounts Of the results
In the American elections, but comment
only briefly upon the figures, reserving
editorial treatment Of the subject until
the returns are complete. The tone Of
euch comment as ID made indicates be-
lief that the defeat of the Republican
party Ii attributable 10 popular dis.
approval Of the Mckinley tariff bill.
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NEW YORK coNeRessmsN.

Kositlcn of sac Two Parties Reversed.
Democrats Have 10. Republicans IA.
NEW YoRE, Nov. I. New York's del
@xa1i0n in the Fifty-second congress,
should Coombs, Dem, be defeated, viii
consist Of twenty Democrats and four
teen Republicans. This just reverses
the position of the two parties-as repre-
s1nted In the Fifty-hrBt congress, where
the Republicans have twenty and the
Democrats fourteen.
Nsw Ysrk's state Lsgssiasure.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 7.--Late returns
from Sullivan county indicate the cleo
fion of George MI. Beaks. Dem, for as-
sembly instead Of Rose, Rep. Unless
Official returns make further changes In
Tie list the assembly viii stand 0s DEM
ocrats to 60 Republicans and the Demo
Gratis viii have majority ON joint
ballot In the Legislature.
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Republicans Cenceda That Kansas Ii
Lost and Ingalls, Chances or
Reelection Gone.
Democrats Capture Michigan by TO-.
OOO- state Onices, Legislature
and SIX Ccngressmen.
Republicans Hold Their Own In Penn.
sylyaniA's Legislature, Hut Lose
Three Cengressn.en.

NEW YoRK, Nov. I. - Returns received
thus far indicate that the Democrats
have q majority Of over 1870 IN the next
congress. Phenomenal gains have been
made In many states. Tne representa-
tion from Ill Of the states would seem
at this hour to be about as follows;
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B0sTOS, Nov. THE vote for Cover,
nor has now been received from ever
town IN the state except Go1n0Id, and
the figures show an ever whelminK Dem.
ocratic victory. RnsseII's plurality nS5
Brackett's plurality Ia 1852 was 8,775
The congressional delegation sfands
seven Democrats aud ave Republicans
q gain Of five Democrats.
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THE INDIANA IDEA.

Eleven Of ThiFtean Congressmen Are
Democrats Legislators Democratic.
LNnIAGArni-ls, Ind, Nov THE
Democrats win have majority in'hoth
branches Of the Legislature of about
twentY-five. Eleven ont OF thirteen
congressman are probably elected.
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DELAWARE
Deaa@cratic 6eseraor and GeKis
Few praAlbaflaninsa. ).

WnMTN0Tox, Del, Nov. Complete
returns from the whole state give Rey-
nolds, DcEn., Cor governor. 445 majority,
and Causey, Dem, for congress, Jl4 ma
jority. The next legislature will stand
Senate, Democrats ., Republicans A:
house, Democrats IA, Republicans q.
There Is no United States senator TO be
elected. The Prohibitionists had full
ticket la the field and polled about $50
votes i'm the whole state.
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EIGHTEEN TO TEN.


Pepasyivania Delegation Nearly Two
thirds Democratic.
PHILApEI.PHIA, Nov. THE latest re-
turns from the twenty-eight congress
sional districts OF the state show the
election Of eighteen Republicans and ten
Democrats. The present delegation
stands twenty-one Republicans and
sssgen Democrats Complete but unoifi-
cid returns from every county tn tho
state give pattison, Dem. for governor
a plurality OF 1890 over Delamater,
Rep.
Legislature stronsiy Rep0bisean.
pHlE4ADKLRHIA, Nov. Z. Complete re.
.turns on house of representatives give
the Republicans i23 members, Demo-
crafs ID, and independent Republicans
4. The Republicans have majority Of
% ON joint ballot.
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CONNECTICUT

Legislature, which IL Republican AIass
Elect u Governor.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 7.--The legis-
lature stands: Senate Republicans 8,
Democrats 10; house Republicans l34,
Democrats lit, with one district TO
hear from; Republican majority on
joint ballet q or ten. The congressional
delegates are az. follows: First district,
Lewis Sperry, Dem. second, w. r..
Wilcox, Dem; Third, Charles A. Rus
sell, Rep Fourth, Robert e. Forrest,
Dem. The legislature will have 10 set
tie the election Of governor.
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COLORADO NEEDS TIE COUNT.
sass IN Ihas state.

3 Nuft N Ahat sfMKrs
DKwvER, Colo, Nov. 1.-The official
returns viii be required 10 determine
the result Or the election in this state.
The Democrats claim they have elected
the state treasurer, attorney general
and superintendent Of public instruc-
tion. The Republicans conCeese the
treasurer and large Democratic gain
In the assembly, but not sufficient TO
give the Democrats majority. Out Of 8
representatives in this county the Dem
ocrats claim aud the Republicans con-
cede 4.
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Repabllean. cs.seds west vsrgiala.

WHEELING. w. ", Nov THE Re-
publicans concetla solid Democratic
delegation. Pendleton carries the First
district BY 800, Wilson the Second BY
/, 200, Anderson the Third BY 1900, and
Cape Hart the Fourth by 900.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. I. 7.--Congress-
Inan John III. Wilson. Rep, has carried
the Eleventh district BY 1900 majority.
Nine counties i'm the Tenfh district give
Kendall, Dem, ad majority. The re.
mainder III the DISTRICT iii the election
gave Ills neinocFatic majority. Breok-
enridge, MeCrary, DiekeTHons Painter.
Montgomery, CaruEh. Kills. Goodnight
and Stone, Dem. are certainly elected
TO congress.
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wAsslxxaroN, Nov. THE Evening
star, summing up the returns, saya that
2o6 Democrats, iis Republicans arc GER
tAin1y elected. Four districts In West
Virginia, ak in California and one each
In Rhode leland, Montana and North
Dakota are left undetermined. This
would make the Democratic majority in
fhe next house ABOUT ninety-five.
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NRw Y0mE, Nov. o. Among the pas
senqerS who arrived here On che nEeasner
.ritv a New York, was Robert r. Lin
ooln. United States minister 70 England.
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NEW Y0KK, Ncv. This World
sdit0rially putK forward the name of
Governor Hin for election 10 thc United
States senate.
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*Incindes 8 KaFmers' alliance.
pesnoefAfic majority over Republicans, isg
The morning papers estimate of the
Gpmplexior Of the next house vary con-
<t8erably. The Times estimates the
majority of the Democrats ~ I5l. The
Hernld makes IL I'll. The World III.
This Srxm 13a, Azsd fh@ Xssh~sa ees
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NEBRASKA.
Uncertaln Results on Congrcssmen---Pro-
hfbftIon Defeated

Uncertain Results ON Pro-
hibitton Defeated.
OMAHA, Nov. THE election OF w.
j. Bryan Dem, from the First and w.
A Mckeighan, Dem. and Alliance. in
the Second districts, is conceded. the
Third district lDorseysl Ii still in doubt.
Boyd, the Democratic candidate for
governor, has 1900 majority In this
county, aud II Is doubtful whether Rich
ards, the Republican candidate, viii be
able to overcome it.
Majority against the Prohibition
amendment is estimated mt Sc, 600.
Powers Elected Ia Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Nebs. Nov. 7.--Official fig
ures from two-thirds OF the counties IN
the state indicate the election Cf Powers.
hep., for governor by small plurality.