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NkKRAsKA.

Democratic Governor Probably Elected-
Republicans Lose Congressmen.
CHIcAGo. Nov. 5.-Editor Rosewater. Of the
Omaha Bee, sends the following to the Assocf-
tied Pres: The election Of w. J. Bryan, Dem,
over W. J. Cornell, Rep. present member from
the First district, aud william A. McKeiehan,
Dem. and Alliance candidate. over Harlan,
Rep. in the Second district, 10 now conceded.
The Third district sssill In doubt The three
candidates, Dors y, Rep. THOMPSON. DEM. and
Klein. Alliance. are running neck and neck and
il will take another day, possibly two, to ascer-
tain which is elected. James E. Boyd, Demo
crs ic candidate for governor, carries this
lDouglas) county by over 12.000 with three more
precincts to hear from, which will probab in
crease his majority TO Is COO It is doubtful
whether Richards Rep, will be able 10 over
come IL in tbs state The remainder of the Re-
publican ticket 10 in doubt Reports of the leg
isiature are incomplete.
The latest returns indicate that prohibition Ii
defeated In the state by over 5000.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Nineteen counties In the
Third district give Dorsey. Rep. 1906; Thomp.
son, DEM, 1874: Klein, All .ance, 1255S
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Democrats Carry the State and Gain
Ffvs C0ugressmen

Demoorsts Carry the State and Gain
Five C0ngressmep.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The vote tor governor shows
an overwhelming Democratic victory. Returns
on the votes for minor state officers are near y
complete. The Democrats elect Fry
auditor over Lsdd. the present incumbent
oy about 000 plurality. but the Republicans
elect lieut. nant governor, secretary Of stat,
treasurer and attorney general The Senate
VII consist Of twenty-one Republicans and
nineteen Democrats and the House OF l3e Re-
pabicans, 100 Democrats and one Independent
Democrat Tnis is Republican loss Of eight in
the Senate ano twerty-three In the House.
The vote for cover or is: Rnssei Dem, H.
40; Bracket. Rep, l31 Ss6; Blackmer, Pro-. Ia
S3L
The result in the congressional districts IL:
Ffrat-RandRl, Rep.
Second-Morse Rep.
Third-Ahdrews, Dem.
Fourth-O'Neil, Dem.
Fifth-Hoar. Dem.
sixth--Lodge, Rep.
Seventh-Cogswell. Rep
Eighth-Stevens, Dem.
Ninth--h iilisms. Dem.
Tenth-Wslker, Rep.
Eleventh-Cooiidse. Dem
Twelfth-Crosby Dsm.
the congressional delegation thus stands
seven Democrats, i've Republicans. gain Of
Eve Democrats
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Democrats Carry State and Leeialaturo
and Gain Five Congressmeu.
MfLwAUKEE. Nov. 5--1ne latest returns nom
the state indteate plurality OF % 00o and up
ward for Gssrgss W. Peck. The Democrats elect
. sjority Of the s<semblymen and state sen.
ators. In the lower house they win
have . majority of thirty or over.
and in the Senate . msjority Of two. They
eject seven out Of nine congressmeu The wis
consin delegation in the next congress win b
- follows
First-Cowper. Rem
6econd-BasinR. Dem.
Third Bushnell, Dem.
Fonrth-M Mitchell, Dem.
Fifth-Bucker Dem.
Sixth-Miller Dem
Eeventh-Coburn, Dem.
Eighth-DOubtfut.
Ninlh-Lynch, Dem.
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Democrats Carry the State and Gain One
Congressman.

Democrats Carry the State and Gain One
Congressman.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.--Rsports from all parts
OF the state show that the e.eciion has been
veriiabie landslide for the Democracy. The
entire Democratic sTate ticket is elected By big
majorities, and Chairman Kitchener, of the Re-
publican committee. comedies the defeat Of his
party By about $1,000 Chairman Jewett, OF the
Democratic state COMMITTEES. tonight furnished
the following estimates:
Msjorities on state tickets, T,ls2; senators
eechd IL; hold-overs, II; total. S. Represen-
tatives elected, 70; majority on Joint ballot, g.
II Is claimed that the election of county com-
missioner has resulted 20 favorsbiy to the
Democrats hat with the present trustees in
ONCE. the Democrats will at the election In
1892. contro 2.lo0 OF the 800 election boards OF
the state. The oongremmen from the stass are:
First-Parrott, Dem.
6econc- Bretx, Dem.
Third Brown, Dem.
FOURTH -Holendrr, Dem.
Fifth-Oooper. Dem.
Sixtb-Johnson, Rep.
. 6eventh-Byuum. Dem.
Eighih-Br, okshire, Dem
Ninth-Waugh, Rep.
Tenth-Patton, Dem.
Eieventh-Martin, Dem.
Twelfth-McClellau, DEM
Thirteenth-Shively. Dem.
This II Democratic gain of "a
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PattisOn Elected Governor-Demoorats
Gain ConRreaamen.

Pattis0n Elected Governor-Democrats
Gain congressman.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-Complete but unofhc-
isi returns from every county in the state give
Paftison. Dem., for governor. . plurality OF 49,
is9 over Delamater, Rep. The Republican can
didates or iieutenant-sovernor and secretary OF
internal affairs are no doubt elected, a both
ran far ahead Of Delamater in nearly every
county.
The latest returns from twenty-eight con-
gressional districts Of the state show the elec-
tion OF ei hteen Republicans and ten Demo-
crats The present delegation from this state 10
twenty-one Republicans and seven Democrats.
Both contest and claim the Twelfth district,
but the complete returns, which. however, are
not Official, give Elliott 100 majority.
The lie esislature remains strongly Republican.
although the joint ballot majority of l02 in the
present legislature will be somewhat reduced.
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ter. Rep. Probably Elected to Con-

Carter, Rep. Probably Elected to Con-
gress-Republican Lcgislature.
HELENA. Nov. Especial. THE contest be-
tween Thomas H. Carter, Rep. and w. W.
Dixon, DEM, for congress is so close that only
the official count can determine who IL elected
The Democrats stoutly claim that d xon is
elected. but returns arriving today cut mis- ma
jority down 10 almost nothing. and the best sd-
vices from outside districts indicate that Carter
will be elected oy . slight majority. Returns
IRON some OF the points remote from Telegraph
lines cannot be obtained tonight but all the
districts yet to hear from gave Carter msjorifies
last year. The Republicans have elected i've of
the eight state senators, thus assuring the cleo
tion o. Republican United States senator .
rear hence
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congressional ticket will 60 with the state
ticket, and IL 10 probable the two Republicans
candidates are elected to congress-
81. Paul, Nov 5-The Independent Alli.
ancs managers n South Dakota have received
refurns from - counties. which give Louckes,
Independent. 2oo0 plurality over NeIlette. Rep,
and Taylos. Dem, for governor. The same ~
turns show the election Of % members OF the
legislature. The Republicans however. do NOT
admit these claims, bur claim victory on the
state aud congressional ticketa The capital
vote q clo9s
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OHIO.
Mckinley and Foster Beaten-1l Demo
Crats. Heuublicans

Mckinley and Foster Bsaten-1l Demo-
cratss Z Republicans.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 1.-The Republican state COM
mistes. on unonicIsl returns received from sew
enty-fve counties and the remain Ter estimated,
Claim Republic an plurality OF 14.000 on ths
state ticket The committee comedies the defeat
OF sey. Rep, for congress BY about 200,
aud Foster. Rep, By rs or 100. The Democratic
candidates. in the other close congressional dis
t<icfs received major1fies ranging from 500 up-
ewards, except Cosgrove. of Cincinnati, who is
defeated by Storey, Rsp by ZOO One Of the
most remarkable Democratic gains was in the
Eleventh district where Patterson. Dem, il
elected BY $780, with . gain OF 1,500 over last
falls vota. The Republican committee concedes
thai the delegation 70 congress viii stand seven
Republicans 70 fourteen Democrats. q follows:
First-Storey. Rep.
eecond-Caldw-ll Rep
Third-HOuk. Dem.
feurth-Gantz, Dem.
Enth--LAyton, Dem.
sixth-Donsvan. Dem
6eventh-Haynes, Dem.
Eighth-Hare. Dem
Ninth Outhwaite, Dem.
Teuth-Doan. Rep
Reconsideration. Dem.
Twelfth-Enochs Ren
fnirtesnth-Ryan. D m.
f0urteenth-OWens, DIM.
Iift-enth-Harter Dem
Sixteenth Warwick, Dem.
Ssventeenth-Peanon, Dem.
Eiehteenth--J. R. Tayior, Rep.
Nsneteenth-E B. Taylor, Rep.
TWentieth--V. c. Tayior.
Twenty-dut-Johns0n, Dem.
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NEW YORK.

Democrats Carry the Legislature and
Gain Congressmen.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-The latest returns iudi
cate a Democratic msjority of on joint ballot
In the legislature.
Bentley, Dem, is elected to congress from the
Twenty-third district
Van Horn. Dem.. is elected TO congress from
the Twensy-fourth district
Odicisl returns from twenty congressional
districts in this state viii not be known for
some time. These. however, will make no
change in the results reported By the Associated
Press last night unless Combs, Dem, proves to
b. el-cted in Brooklyn. New York's
delegation in the Fifty-second con-
sress, II Combs is defeated, will be % Demo-
Gratis, II Republicans It is the reverse in the
present congress, Republicans 20. Democrats II
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Five Farmer Congressmen, Ono Repub.
iican-Bad Oatlook for Ingalls,.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 5-The Republican can
d;dase for governor beaten: six out Of seven Re-
publican confessional candidates defeated;
senator lnealiS reelection subject Of grave
doubt-that is the situation In K~nsas There
was q landslide, . regular avalanche. in Kansaa
Eighty-two thousand Republican majority was
overwhelmed by = resistiess force. The Farm
er's Alliance did IL and IL was . genuine sur
prise. Every poiifich prophet predicted great
strength for the Alliance, bat only the most
mneuine Of the rural seers regarded success -
even . probability. The chances fOx the
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CALIFORNIA.
Republicans Carry the State and Gain
Two Congressmen.

Two (ouEIessmen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5-The intricacies of the
new election law. under which the count of the
vot in this state is being conduct "a, has coca
sion more serious delay in collecting the re-
turns than yer known here before. Up 10 S
o'e.ock this afternoon the vote had been com.
pleiely canvsssed in but eighty ak precincts In
this CITY. These gave Malk am. R=p for gov
er.sor 7s4. Pond, DEM, 1928. Outside pre-.
cipcts have heen coming in more rapidly, and
the rotai vote in seventy niue precincfs through.
ut the srate, including the ei ,hy six pr cincss
in tnss city, give Markham 81. .4s9. Pond 5o5.s,
Markham plurality o. s,6S1. These censrita e
The returns from . little over one-third of the
t.tal number OF precincts in the state
The Democrats eoncece the election of th
entire state Republican ticket, and in this city
the Republicans have undoubtedly elected
sandersan meye.. and have also elected the en-.
tire municipal and comfy ticket with the pos
sibas exception Of shsnG. indicssing chsnss
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81. PArL. Nov 5-In North Dakota the Re-
publcans elected the cougressman and sfate
ticket ~ from 3 200 TO 400.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6-In South Dakota both COM
mittees claim the state. but the returns do not
seem to justify the claim on the part Of the
Democrats. The Democrats also claim 70 have
elected enough representatives to the state leg
islature 70 give majority to the combined ALI
anco and Democrata heeapital contest 10 very
close. according TO Huron statements, and the
ofhcial count may be needed to decide IL wo-
man suffrage IL defeated by s.00o The vote Of
TIE stats VIII b S 90 les than Last ysar. The
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MISSOURI.
Democrats Carry state and Legislature
Gaining Four Congressmen.

Democrats Carry state and LeeisIa ature.
Gaining Four Congressmen.
81. LoUIs. Nov. h-Yesterday's election
CHANGED consid rabiy the political complexion
OF Missouri. The Democrats send full dele
CATION to congress. with one exception. They
eject the state ticket and will have q Joint bal
lot in the legislature by . large ma
jor.ty. The. returns are coming in SLOWLY
and veral days will eapse before the ofaclal
vote will giveo. The chsirmsn Of the remo
cratic state committee said tonignt that Wade.
Rep, had undoubtedly defeated Fyan in the
Thirteenth congressional di tricf. The Demo-
Gratis he said. would have majority OF prob
sbls IS on oint ballot IN the legislature. and
had elected their state ticket by at least 10000
II the Democrats nave a majority on joint
ballot in the lesislsture it win assure the retrrn
ol Senator Veet
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New Hamp.hire.

CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 5.-There Is no doubt
that Mckinney, Dsn.. IL elected to congress in
the First district The Democrats claim Dam
iers election In the second. while the Rspubli-
cans say Moore Is chosen. Ihs legislature q
very c'ose. Its control viii undoubtedly be de-
termined by special elections. There was no
choice OF governor BY the people
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 6-Returns are coming In
slowly. Buchsnan. DEM, for governor. will
have between 2, 500 and 800 majority over Bax-
ter, Rep, and Kelly. Pro. The legislature IL
two-thirds Democratic In both houses the Dem
ocfacy having made gains in East Tennessee.
The congressional del. CATION will stand q fol-
lows:
First-Butler. Ind. Rep, vice A. A Taylor,
Rep, the present incumbent
second-Houk. Rep. reelected BY I reduced
majority.
Third-snod9rass, Dem, vice Evans, Rep, the
present Incumbent
Fourth-McMilian. DEM, returned.
Fifth-Richardson. Dem, returned.
sixth-WashinRton. Dem, returned.
eeveuth-Cox, Dem.
Eighth-Enloe, Dem. returned.
Ninrh-Pierce. Dem.. returned
Tenth-Patterson. Dem.
The majorities win be less than IN former
years. owing to the registration and poll tax
laws the Republican party being most affected.
KNoxvILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The latest returns
from the First congressional district show that
Taylor, Rep, Is reelected.
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WHEELING w. Va. Nov 5-Indications sre
that the Democratic tidal wave has taken West
Virginia In it, course. and that the Democratic
party has made clean sweep. Hubbard, Rep,
for congress In the First district, has been de-
feated BY 500 majority. The district il Repub-
lIcan. but apathy on the part OF the party in
Harrison and Marshall counfies two Republi-
can strongholda did the business Smith. Rep,
in the Fourth. still claims election BY = small
majority.
CHARLEsrox. W. Va. Nov. 5.-Pendleton, Of
the First West Virginia district, who was an
seated from the last House, IL re-elected BY 500
or 600 majority. Wilson, Of the Second dissrict
is reelected by 1,5OQ Capehart IL elected In the
Fourth over 5mitn, who was seated in the placs
of J. Dixon. In the Third Anderson Il re-olected
by $500 70 So00
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Democratic Majority Of 119
Over Combined Opposition.
MAJOR M'klNLEy IS BEATEN.
Likelihood That the Farmers Have
Got Away Witl Ingalls,
Pennsylvania. wiseonsin and lGichiesn 60
Democratio-Minnesota Very Close
Demoerats Claim New York Legisla-
tars-Nebrasks Probably Lost 70 the
Republioans.

CHICAGO. Nov. "A table made M BY the
Associated Press from 6grres and estimates re-
ceivtd up 20 o'clock Thursday morning shows
tnat the next Houss Of Representatives will
stand H5 Democrats, 10l Republicans and S
farmerS Alliance, territorial delegates not In
caHded tn the table. 1t IL not Thought oflcial
figures will make much change In these totala
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HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. a-The Connecticut
legislature is 10 to l6 Republican on joint ballot
The total vote of the state from 100 towns, Of
fetal, Is 1894. Morris. Dem. who has s., ,66i.
and is 5S short Of . popular majority. is almost
certain OF election II so. the legislature win
elect Meryin Rem
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Ballot Box. With R-publfean Major
ity Ins de, Stolen.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5-Tbe ballot box and ~
turns OF Spring Creek township, Lea county,
have been stolen. This township give Feather
stone, Rep. candidate for congress, go major.
ity.
Returns at Republican headquarters indicate
the election OF Langley, Union Labor. In the
Second district and Featherstone, Union-Labor,
In the First. The Farmers' Alliance voted solid
ly with the Democratic
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WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. 5-Complete returns
from the whole state give Reynolds. Dem, for
governor. AS majority. and Cansey. DEM, for
congress. 5l4 majority. The next legislature
will stand: Senate, Democrats S Republicans {:
House. Democrats H. Republicans !. There Il
no United States senator to be elected.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Later returns show that
Democratic Conrressmen MONTGOMERY. Breck-
inridge, Stone. Ellis, Goodnight, McCreary and
Painter are reelected. The Democrats have
carried Louisvilie and the sixth congressional
district. The Republicans have probably car.
ried the Tenth and Eleventh districts.
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TRENTON, N. j.. Nov Slater returns give
the Democrats increased majorities in both
branches of the legislature. The Senate win
stand d mocrats Is. Republicans z; assembly.
Democrats 43, Republicans II. The Democratic
state committee concedes the election of Berren.
Rep, 10 congress from the First district
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RENO. Nov. 6-Advices from various parts Of
Nevada Indicate the election OF Coicord, Rem.
for governor and Barsine. Rep for congress,
by majority between 500 and 600
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Arixor,a.

preclncts not yet heard from. containing about
500, give smith. Dem, for delegate majority Of
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RALEIGH, N. c. Nov. 5.-The majority for the
d mocratic state ticket Is estimated at 1000.
The congressional delegation stands eight DEM
oerats and one Republican. The legislature 10
largely Democratic.
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R1cHHoxn. Va. Nov. a--Furthsf retufne fyuzn
the election leave NO doube that tho ten Dom
ocTatic congressman are elected
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yrw Mexico

ALBUouERorE. N. H.. Nov SIT il claimed
that Joseph, Dem. has carried ten OF twelve
counties in New Mexico. ard that the Demo
crats will have a majority of the Senate and
House for the frst time In twenty four years
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LoHpox. Nov. 5-The Welsh tinplafes dale,
gates who recently went 70 the United States
have juss returned home. They are IN high
spirits. They say they nnd the Mckinley tariff
bill viii not Close the American market 10
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BALrIxoRE, Nov. 6.-As stated Last uight
Maryland sends solid Democratic dslesatior
Of ak 70 oongresa
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SuMMoNs-ls THE DISTRICT COURT OF

SuMMoNS-.lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
tana, IN and for the county of Lewis aud Clarke
Sharies Bernard, paintiff. VS.. Marayetta Ber-
The state of Montana sends greeting to thu
above named defendant:
lou are HEREBY required to appear in an action
nfcnghn asainst you by the above named plaintiff
q me dstrict court of the first judicial district
ew,s and Clarke and to snswsr the compiaint
a.ea thefein, within ten days exclusive of the
Gay OF service) sfter the service N Won OF this
summons. If seryei within this county: or. if
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The said action is brought to obtain = decree
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