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the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association, tut it
was not sufficient to secure their election.

the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association, tut it
was not suthcient to secure their election.
IOWA.
Z &KEoKUk, November 5th-Seerley Dem) is
e,eeted IL 10 Congress in the First District by
COUNCIL BLUFFS. November 5th.-The result
u the Ninth Congressional District is a COM
plete surprise. BOwmans Dem is probably
elected by 40 majority.
DEs MONIES Qa0 November 5th.-Returns
nom one.third of the State show Democratic
gains sumclent TO continue to wipe out the Re-
publican majority two years sgo, and give a
small Democratic majority. The Congressional
delegation Will stand as follows, as It now ap-
pears: First, Seerley (Deml; Second, HAYES
(Dem.); Third. Henderson, (Rep): Fourth. But
Ter, Dem.(; Fifth, Hamilton (Dem); Sixth,
White tDem.); Seventh, Hayes short term and
Hg Eicl gR Ran tenn both nRepblieans; Eighth
tRep.G Eleventh. Perkins Rep.)
SIOUX CITY Qa), November 5th.-Perkips
lRep) is elected in the Eleventh Congressional
District by over 1000 majority. Toe Farmers
Alliance polled heavy vote.
KANSAS
KANSAS CITY, November 4th.-1he Republi-
can candidate for Governor is beaten. Six out
of seven Republican Congressman are defeated
Senator ingalls, reelection is the subject of
grave doubt. That is the situation in Kansas
Kansas. The 10000 Republican majority was
overwhelmed by resistless force. The Farm
ers Alliance did it. and it was a surprise
Every political prophet predicted great strength
for the Alliance, but only the most sanguine of
the rural seers regarded its success as even
among the probabilities.
The chances for the Democrats seemed much
brighter on account OF the Alliance strength
depicting to an enervating degree the vigor of
the Republican party For the first time in
many years the Republican Congressional dele.
CATION is broken, and broken TO fragments
Only one Republican escaped the wreck and
that was Funston, from the Second District
The Democrats were successful in the First
electing Moonlight over Broderick (Repl by
1000 majority; Morrill, (Rep the present in.
cumbent, declined the nomination In this Dis
trict. The Farmers Alliance carried the other
five districts, eecting Clever over Perkins (Rep.)
in the Third, Otis over Kelly in the Fourth
Davis over Phillips R. in the Fifteenth, Baker
over McNallin in the Sixth ard Simpson over
Holowell in the Seventh The Kansas deiega-
ton will stand: Republican l, Democrats /,
Farmers Alliance 5.
Another surprise lies in the possible defeat
for reelection of Senator Ingalls,, whose term
expires in 1891. The Farmers Alliance and
Democrats wagei a bitter campaign against
him, and a majority of the districts contained
one of their candidates against the Republican
candidates TIE result is the certain election
of ninety five Farmers Alliance and Demo-
cratic Legislators, against thirty Republicans.
his opposition claim those newly elected who
oppose him. together with the opposition hold
overs, will give surely ninety votes, or msjor-
ity of six against him. This now looks to be a
correct statement of the Ingalls, situation but it
Is liable to modification.
KANSAS CITY, November 5th.-In the Fifth
Kansas District, Davis (Ind. and Farmers ALI
ance) is elected by 81 600 plurality. In the Sew
enth District Simpson (Dem.) by $500 plurality.
NEBRASKA.
III
Chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee, claims Boyd's election by from 5000
to Z, 900 plurality. He claims all the Congress
men and the entire State ticket.
CHICAGO, November 5th.-Editor Rosewater,
of the Omaha Bee, sends the following to the
Associated Press: The election of w. J. Bryan
(Dem.) over W. J. Connell (Rep.). present mem
Der. from the First District, ,snd WA. McKeigEan
(Dem) and Alliance candidate, over Harland
(Rep) in the Second District, is now conceded.
The Third District is still in doubt. The three
candidates, Dorsey (Rep.). Thompson Dem,
and Klein (Alliance), are running neck and neck,
and it will take another day, and possibly two,
to ascertain which is elected Joseph o. Boyd
tDem.) candidate for Governor, carries this
(Douglass) county by over 1900, with three
more precincts to hear from, which will prob
ably increase his majority to 1900. 1t is doubt
full whether Richards (hep.) will be able to
overcome it in the State. The remainder OF the
Republican State ticket is in doubt The report
of the Legislature is incomplete. Late returns
indicate that Prohibition is defeated in the
State by over 10000.
Nineteen counties in the Third District show
)rsey (hep) 1906. Thompson (Cem.) 1914,
Klein (Aliiance) 1853.
MINNESOTA.
ct PAUL, November 5th-Full returns aud
carefully prepared estimates in Minnesota give
1,6I7 plurality for Wilson (Dem) for Governor.
The counties heard from lnciu1e four big c0un-
ties which gave strong votes against Merriam,
while those yet to be reported are mostly Re-
publican. 1t is also claimed that the greatest
of the Alliance strength has been included in
the counties already reported. For these rea'
sons the Republican Committee still claim the
election of Merriam by about 100 plurality,
but the Democrats are equally strong in their
claims of the State for Wilson by from one to
two thousand. AS to the Congressman, 1t seems
probable that three of the five are Democrats.
Nothing complete has been received about the
Legislature but the Republicans claim small
majority.
Congressman and State ticket by from three TO
four thousand.
Scarcely any returns have been received from
South Dakota.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November 5th.-The last returns
from the State indicate plurality of 20,000 and
upwards Tor George w. Peck d. The Demo
Gratis elect the majority of the Assemb.vmen
and State Senators. In the lower House they
will have a majority of thirty or over, and in
the Senate majority of two. They elect seven
out of nine Congressman. The Wisconsin dele
CATION in the next Congress will be as follows:
irst District, Casper (hep); Second. Barwig,
Dem }; Third, Bushnell QDem.) Fourth, Mitch
ell (Oem,); Fifth, Brickner, Dem }; Sixth, Mil
Ter Dem J; Seventh, Coburn (Rep J; Eighth,
doubtful; Ninth, Lynch (Dem.)
PENNSYLVANIA.
GREEEvILLR, November 5th-E. P. Gillespie
Dem is elected to Congress from the Twenty
fifth District. defeating Alex. Mcdowell (Rep.)
and Thomas W. Phillips Qnd. Rep.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5th.-The election
of Patterson (Dem.) for Governor, is conceded
by the Republicans by over 5,0C0 The Demo
Gratis have certainly gained two Congressman.
The figures are SO cose in three other districts
that official computation may show possibly a
Democratic gain of four or five. The present
delegation in Congress stands 81 Republicands,
Z Democrats. The Legislature remains strongly
Re publican, although On joint ballot the ma
jority OF lO9 in the present Legislature Will be
somewhat reduced.
Dalzell iRep1. in the Twenty-second, Stone
(Rep.), in the Twenty-third, and GIeevy (Dem.)
of the twentieth are elected.
Revised figures indicate that Patterson plc-
rality for Governor will exceed lO,O9e.
The latest returns from twenty y-eight Con-
gressional districts of the State show the elec-
tion of is Republicans and 10 Democrats. The
Lresent delegation from the State STANDS Il Re-
nublicans and Democrats. Both contestants
claim the Seventeenth District, but complete
returns which, however, are not official, give
Z lott 100 majority.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, November 4th.-Returns are com,
ing slow. Buchanan (Dem.) for Governor, will
have between 2ooC9 and GOO %sj Tsa Iiy over
ture is two Democratic in both Houses. The
Democrats have made gains in nj; East st Tennessee
first District-Butler Qnd.-Rep.), vice A. A.
Taylor Reg present incImbeni en- rseoad seeond DIS
jority Third District-snodgrass Dem vice
Evans tRep,,, present incumbent, Fourth Dis DIS
trict-McMilisn (Dem.) returned. Fifth Dis
trict-Richardson Dem.), returned sixth DIS,
trict-w Washington (Dem:).. returned. Seventh
District-Cox (Dem). kighth District-EnloVe
| Dem returned Ninth District-Price Dem. J,
returned Tenth District-Patterson (Dem.),
yiee Pheland, declined denomination. The
| majorities will be less than in former years,
owing to the registration and pJli-tax laws, the
Republican party being most affected.
FLORIDA.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5th.-ln Florida
| the Democrats elect Ex-Governor Bloxham foI
| State Comptroller, Marty for Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, Mallory in the First Dis,
trict and General Bullock in the Second District
to Congress, aud q large majority OF members
OF the Legislature.