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OHIO.

COLUMBUS. Nov. 6.-The republican state
COMMITTEES on unofficial returns re-.
ceived from seventy i've counties and the
remainder estimated. claim a republican
plurality of 14,O00 on the state ticket. The
committee comedies the defeat of Mckinley
by about 200. and Foster. rep, by rs or 100
The democratic candidates in other close
congressional districts received n,aiorities
ranging from ECO upward, except Cosorova
OF Cincinnati, who is defeated by Storer
rep, by 2,700. One of the most renna rka hIa
democratic gains was in the Eleventh dis.
trict, where Pattison. dem., was elected
by 3, 100. with gain Of LOO over last nm
vote. lhe republican committee comedies
that the delegation to congress will stand
seven republicans to fourteen democrata.
CrNcINNAIL Nov. 5.-According s. to re-
turns tins evening. the Ohio congressman
elect are: First district. Storer, rep.; SEQ
ond, Caldwell, rep; Third, Houk, DEM;
Fourth. Gantz, dem.; Fifth, Layton, dem;
Sixth. Donavin. dem.; Seventh. Haynes,
dem.; Eighth, Hare, dem.; Ninth, Outh-
waite, dem.: Tenth. Doan, rep; Eleventh,
Pattison, dem; Twelfth, En0ohs, rem;
Thirteenth. DUNCAN, dem.; Fourteenth,
Owens, dsn.; Fifteenth, Harter, dem.; 6ix-
eeenth. Warwick. DEM; Seventeenth. Pear
BON. dem.; Eighteenth, J. D. Taylor. rep.:
4 b. Taylor. rep. Twentieth.
&C Taylor, rep; TwentJ-6rst, johnson,
aem. Ih1 makes seven sspublisans and
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KANSAS.

KANSAS C1TY. Nov. 5.-The republican
| candidate for governor is beaten; six out of
seven congressional candidates are defeat
ed; Senator Ingalls, reelection is the sub
ject of grave doubt. That is the situation
in Kansas. There was landslide. a reeu-
lar avalanche, in Kansas. The $1,000 re-
publican majority was overwhelmed by
resistless force. The Farmers alliance did
1t, and 1t was a genuine surprise. Every
political prophet predicted great strength
for the alliance, but only the most sanguine
Of rural seers regarded success as even a
probability. The chances for the demo-
Gratis seemed much brighter, alliance
strength depicting to an enervatlng degree
the vigor of the republican party. For the
first time in many years the republican
congressional delegation 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 district, elect
ing Moonlight over Broderick. rep., by TO-
OOO majority; Morrill,, rep, present incum-
bent, declined nomination in this district.
The Farmers alliance carried the other five
districts. electing Glover over Hopkins,
rep, in the Third; Otis over Kelly, rep, in
the Fourth; Davis over Phillips, rep.. in
the Fifth; Baker over McNallin, in the
Sixth; and Sampson over Hallowell, in the
Seventh. The Kansas delegation will
stand: Democrats l, republicans l, Farmers
alliance 8. =
Another surprise lies in the possible de-
feat for re. election of Senator ingalls,.
whose term expires in 81. The farmers
alliance and democrats waged bitter war
against him, and a majority Of the districts
contained one of their candidates against
the republican candidates. The result is
ana democratic legislators against 80 repob-
loans. Some OF the latter may vote for
ingalls,, but his opposition claim that those
osnly were elected who opposed him and toge-
Iner with the opposition holdovers, will
give surely 30 votes, or a majority of s
against him. This now looks to be the cor.
rect s statement Of the Ingalls, situation, but
it , liable to modification. e1'
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Returns Amply Sufficient to Assure
This Result Have Already
Been Received.
Carter Behind, Conceding All That
Republicans Claim In Un-
reported Districts.
Peaceably and in Order the Despoiledl
People OF Montana Avenxe Thorn.
selves ON Their Enemtes

Returns from the state are still incom.
plete, but the revisions in first estimate,
from the counties a. far 40 heard from do
not materially affect Dixon's majority. Sill
YER Bow complete gives him 19e. falling
OF from the frst returns. but the figures fol
Deer Lodge are increased correspondinely.
Carter appears to have carried Choteau BY
slender majority. Beaverhead and Fer
gus have not yet been heard from fully, but
in the subjoined table they are conceded to
Carter BY liberal majorities.
The state senator's elected arc Cardwell.
Matts, Hennessy, Buford and Gibson, DEM
ocrats, and Goddard, Power and probably
Bayliss, republicans. The republicans
claim Gibson's defeat in Cascade, but he ID
undoubtedly elected by small but safe
majority. There is fighting chance for
MoAdow. democrat, to defeat Bayliss In
Fergus.
EOTTNATED MAJnpYrrra
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WHAT HIT JOEY


The Unsr eakable Member fren Illlneia
Comes Before the People.
OmcAoo, Nov. Congressman Joseph a.
Cannon sends the following TO the asso-
clated press In reply to query q TO this
election: MOST Of tho members of the
Farmers' alliance voted with their respect-
i've parties, but enough farmer republicans
threw away their votes to weaken the party.
The school question told against the repub-
licans heavily. Tho democratic candidates
TOR the legislature made all tho pledges
asked BY certain churches, assuring the
other democrats that they did mot mean
anything By II. These pledges gave
them a large vote, especially from the 0er
mans, who voted the straight democratio
ticket. The Mckinley bill. On diacussions.
was approved BY the republicans, but thss
was 20 short tkat all oould not ~
reached. Democratic and nu0Wnlnn mis-
representation 40 to il provisions md AZ.
tects, with these other forces, an suf60ient
70 work defeat. The tariff Law, a m ~.
fiects are felt. will be tower of strensth
instead cf weAkneas Rspuhiioans. -
pecialsy 1armefA believe Ia the American
syetem Of protection. Tho republioans
WILL clear the deck for action II l,O2. and
carry the country. The democrats canrn1
succeed second time by falsehood ma
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Reports from all
parts of the state show that the election
was veritable landslide tor democracy.
The entire democratic state ticket is elect
ed by big majorities and Chairman Mich
ener, of the republican committee, con-
cedes the defeat of his party by about 49,
600. Chairman Jewett, Of the democratic
state committee, tonight furnished the
following estimate of majorities and con-
gressmen from Indiana: Majorities on the
state ticket. Il, ,482; majority ON joint bal
lot. 81. It is claimed that the election of
county commissioners resulted so favorably
to the democrats that with the present
trustees in Office, the democrats will. al the
election Of 1892, control 2,1OO of the $500
election boards Of the state. Congressman
from this state are: First. Parrot, dem.;
Second, Bretz. dem.; Third. Brown, dem;
Fourth, Holman. dem.; Fifth, Cooper, dem;
sixth, Johnson. rep; Seventh, Bynum,
DEM; Eighth, Brookshire, DEM; Ninth.
WauRh, rep; Tenth, Patton. dem.; Elev-
enth, Martin. dem.; Twelfth, Mcclellan.
DEM; Thirteenth, Shiveley, DEM; demo-
cratic gain Of one.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. b.-Returns are still
coming in slowly. Buchanan, dem,, for
governor. will have between 1850 and 1900
majority over Baxter, rep, and Kelly, pro.
The legislature is two-thirds democratic
in both houses, democracy having made
gains in East Tennessee. The conpres-
sional delegation will stand as follows:
First district. Butler, ind. rep. vice A. A.
Taylor, rep, present incumbent; Second.
Houk. rep, reelected by reduced majority:
Third, Snodgrass, DEM, vice Evans, rep.
present incumbent; Fourth, McMillin'
dem., returned; Fifth. Richardson. dem.,
turned; Seventh. Cox, DEM, returned:
Eighth, Enloe, dem.. returned; Ninth.
Pierce, dem., returned; Tenth. Patterson.
dem. The majorities will be less than IN
former years, owing to registration and
poll tax laws, the republican party being
most affected.
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MADISON.

DLIoN, Nov. 6-[Special. The follow
ing are the returns from Madison countv:
Virginia City. Dixon 81, Carter IS, Buford
So, Burns a.
:. .Adobetown, Dixon Is. Carter l6, Buford
Is, Burns II. =
Lauran, Dixon IS. Carter u. Buford 60.
Burns 81.
Burns q. - 80 -
81. Burns l26.
In 1883 the above voted: Virginia CITY.
Aaginnis 81, Carter 81; Adohetown. Maoin-
mis- Z, Carter 10; Lauran. Maginnis 81, Car
ter %; Ennis, Maginnis s8. Carter %: sheri.
dan Maginnis 50, Carter 13l.
PoNY. Mont. Nov. 5.-Returns from Har-
rison give Carter 49, Dixon IA; for state
senator, Burns 16. Buford Il.
Pony precinct, Dixon y, Carter 81: for
state senator, Buford 70, Burns II.
NoRRls, Nov. 5.-Returns from Red Bluff
precinct: Dixon 40, Carter %; for state
senator. Buford A, Burns "a.
Eight precincts are not yet heard from.
They will probably give Dixon . majority
of Is and Buford 80.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Nov. 5.-The Journal, rep. says
the election resulted in the choice Of Rus
sell, dem., for governor, but the incompleted
returns do not indicate the election Of any
other democratic candidates for state Office.
In congressional districts the republicans
lose several districts which have been re-
garded safe. With twelve places to hear
from, Russell receives 139,947, Bracket l29,-
92, Blackmer $3.50. In the congressional
districts the certainties are: First, Randall.
rep; Second, Worse, rep; Third. Andrew.
dem.; Fourth: ONeil. dem.; Fifth, Hoar,
dem; Sixth, Lodge, rep; Seventh, CooswelI.
rep: Eighth, Stevens, dem.; Twelfth, Cros-
by, den.; Ninth. very close, Tenth, Walker.
rep. appears elected; Eleventh, Coolidge.
dem., seems elected.
BosToN. Nov. 5.-The democrats gain Ave
members OF congress in this state.
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SOUTH Dakota.

ST. PAUL, Nov. "a three-cornered fight.
complicated by local contests and embit.
tered by hot battle for the permanent To-
cation Of the capital, prevent anything like
proper estimating in South Dakota. The
election returns are also delayed. The re-
turns indicate that Mellette and the repub.
lican ticket are elected by an uncertain
plurality. The legislature is slightly re-
publican. Woman suffrage is defeated and
the capital has been located at one Of tvo
cities. Huron and Pierre fought hard fo-
the capital. Neither will concede anrth;n..
to the other. Full returns viii be necsss k
81. PAUL. Nov. 5.-Independeut Alliance
managers in South Dakota have rece;vsG .Ss
returns from eighteen counties, which give
Lonckes; md, zOO plurality over Mellette.
rep, and Taylor. dem.. for governor. Ths
same returns give the election Of ,9a msn,e
Ders OF the Legislature. The rspubiicsns.
however. do not admit these retnrn. hnt
,!aim victory in the state and concres.;0,,s ors
tickets The capital vote is cioce.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-The following are the
congressman elected from Illinois: First
district, Taylor, rep; second. McGann.
dem.; third, Durburow. dem.; fourth, New
berry. dem.; fifth, Hopkins, rep; sixth, HIT,
rep; seventh. Henderson, rep,; eighth. Hill,
rep.; ninth, Payson, rep; tenth, Post, rep;
eleventh, Cable. dem.; twelfth, Wike, dsm.;
thirteenth, Springer. dem.; fourteenth,
Scott, dem.; fifteenth, Bussey, dem.; six-
teenth, Fithlan,. dem.; seventeenth. Lane,
dem.; eighteenth, Forman, dem.; nine
teenth: Williams, dem.; twentieth, Smith,
rep: The republicans who have been de-
feated are Mason in the third, Adams in
the fouth. Gest in the eleventh, Rowell in
tne fourteenth, and Cannon in the If
teenth, q gain of five for the democrats.
a. vote appear to have been in these dis
tricts, where the democratic candidates
were endorsed by the Farmers Mutual
benent association, az republicans appear
70 nave underestimated the strength OF this
organization. In two districts Of the state,
selves had the endorsement of the f. NJ. b.
A.. but it was not sufficient to secure their
election.
CHICAGO, Nov. Son face Of incomplete
and estimated returns tonight the result
on the state ticket is as follows: Franz
1nnn 1nnnco.k, 10p, 5tate treasurer, elected by
4OOo plurality; Raab dem. ,state superinten-
Dent OF public instruction, il elected by
10000 plurality over Richard Edwards. rep.
The indications are that the three repub-
llcan candidates for trustees Of the state
university are elected by small majorities.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The full vote Of Illinois
omclal, unofficial and estimated, indicates
the election of Amberg, rep. for state treas
urer BY plurality Of about 10000 over viii
son. dem. Edwards. rep, for superinten-
dent Of public instruction, has plurality
OF 5000 over Raab, dem.
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BRAY On TRIAL.
For the Killing Of Hayes At tho Anaconda
Race Track.

For the Killing Of Hayes 1t tho Anaconda
Race Track.
Deer LODGE, Nov. 5.-[Special. .l-The
case OF the state against John BRAY for
stabbinR and killing James B. HAYES ON
Aug. 2, last, at the race track at Anaconda.
during tho races, was called for trial in tha
district court this morning. A Jury vas IS.
CURED without much trouble. Five vit-
nesses were examined, four Of whom vere
present at the time Of the difaculty. The
testimony in substance is that Hayes ana
several others were drinking beer in the
stall occupied BY Hayes; that Bray came
there very drunk and Hayes commenced
joking him; all Of them continued drink.
ing some Of them pouring rum INTO the
beer OF Bray without his knowledge; final
y Hayes and Bray got into quarrel and
Bray was led out Of the stall; Hayes and
the others followed; both Hayes and BRAY
wanted to fight each other and were being
held by friends; finally Bray was let loose
and some one yelled, "He has a knifer,
Hayes then started to run, when Rray over.
took him and stabbed him in tho abdomen.
Hayes died two days afterward from the
wound. The case will probably be conclud-
cd tomorrow.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The intricaoies OF
the new election law, under which the
count OF the vote Of this state is being CON-
Quoted, has occasioned more serious delay
In collecting returns than ever known here
before. The votes in 9s7 precincts through
out the state, including six precincts in this
city, give Markham 1911, Pond 65,241;
Markham's plurality 10, 531. These consti-
OF the tota number of precincts in the
state. The republicans are sure Of safe
majority on joint ballot, and the election of
republican to succeed Stanford in the
United States senate. Returns from six
congressional districts indicate that the re-
give the republicans a gain of two con-
gressmen.
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nov appears: First, seefes. dem; Second.
hayes, dem.; Third. Henderson, rep.,
Fonrta: Butler. dem.; Fifth, Hamilton,
dem:; Sixth, White. dem; Seventh. Haves,
snort term; and Hull. full tenn, both reps.
Tenth, Doliver, rep; Eleventh, Perkins. %
rep.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 5.-Complete unofficial
returns from fifty counties on the head of
tne ticket received by the Register show .
net republican gain of 3, ,125 over last year.
II the gain continues in the same ratio the
from 5000 to 5000 majority, with the pos
sibie exception of railway commissioner.
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WISCONSIN.

MnwAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Latest returns from
the state indicate plurality Of 10000 and
upward for George w. Peck. The demo-
Gratis elect q majority Of the assemblymen
and state senate. In the lower house they
Will have majority Of thirty or over, ana
in the senate majority of two. They
elect seven out of nine congressman. The
Wisconsin delegation in the next congress-
will be as follows: First district, Cooper.
rep; Second. Barwig, dem.; Third, Bush
nell. dem.; Fourth, Mitchell. dem.: Fifth,
Bruckner. dem.; Sixth, Miller, dem.: Sew.
enth, Coburn, dem.; Eighth, doubtful;
Ninth, Lynch, dem.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g. Complete but un.
official returns from every county in the
state give Pattison. dem., for governor, q
plurality OF 1923 over Delamater, rep.
The republican candidates for lieutenant
governor and secretary of internal affairs
are no doubt elected, as both ran far ahead
OF Delamater in nearly every county.
show the election of eighteen republicans
and ten democrats. The present delegation
from this state is twenty-one Republicans
and seven democrats. Both contestants
claim the Seventeenth district, but com
plete returns, which however are not Off
cial, give Elliott 100 majority.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. s. 5.-Yesterday's election
changed considerably the political COM
pexion of Missouri. The democrats send
full delegation to congress. with one ex-
ception. They elect the state ticket and will
have the joint ballot in the legislature by q
large majority. The returns are coming in
slowly and several days must elapse before
the official vote can be given. The chair
man of the democratic state committee said
tonight that Wade. rep. had undoubtedly
defeated Fyan in the Thirteenth.
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three to swing Toxether,

MIssou1A, Nov. 5.-[Special. lin the
district court to-day Lala-See, convicted Of
murder, was sentenced to be hanged On
Friday. Dec. 19, the Same day set apart for
the execution Of Pascale and Antley.
Pierre Paul, Lala-ses's companion IN
crime, was brought into court and pleaded
not guilty. Up to three o'clock no Jury had
been polled. Tho regular venire vas az
hausted and = special issued. Tho court
then adjourned until Friday morning q 70
O'Clock. &
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GULF STATES.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. BIN Florida the
democrats elect Ex-Governor Bloxham
state comptroller, Mabry associate Justice
of the supreme court, Mallory in the first
and Gen. Bullock in the second district to
congress. and large majority Of the mem.
mers OF the legislature.
In Louisiana the full democratic deleca-
sion to congress was se-elseted.
In Mississippi seven democratic congress-
men are elected by overwhelming maior-
tiles.
In Texas the full democratic state ticket
tire democratic delegation 70 conereas.
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fourteen democrats. The election of War
wick and Hare is not yet established BY
complete returns. From official and unof-
fetal returns received from all the counties
OF the state except Ashland, Columbia,
Coshocton. jackson, Marion. Medina, Mon
roe, Noble, Paulding and Tuscarawas, and
estimating them the same as they were last
year on the vote Tor governor, the plurality
OF y: j. Ryan, rep, for secretary Of state is
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JEFFERsoN.

RApzRsBUac, Nov. 6-Dixon, IT; Cartet.
&; sG;.aS CSard1ell' y s.; Fisher. 80; Foster. Is;
WHITEHALL, Nov. 5.-Ofacial COMMIT ~
whitehall precinct: Carter Il, Dixon q:
for state senator, Cardwell 83, Fisher 81
81. Louis precinct, Carter So, Dixon IA.
Cosbisy J. Cardwell II, Fisher IS. Ken
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Dixon 81. Field s; tickets blank. The
county officers are all nominees Of the in
dependent labor party and are 40 follows:
coroner. John Taylor, 12S; public adminis-
traitor, VIM. Lowe. l86; surveyor, J. T.
Seeds, lOS. Township officers: Justice Of
the peace. N. 8. Bennett, 1l3; constables,
James Stowe, 81. ind. labor; 8. E. Grindsll,
q, rep; William Peoples, So, ind. labor.
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GALLATIN COUNTY.

Bowman. Nov. 6.-lspecial. There AZ
yet five small isolated precincts to hear
from. The majority for Dixon will be az
stated last night within one or two of $50.
The chairman Of the county central COM
mittee by taking last years vote az a basis.
gives Dixon 249 majority. The town was
wildly enthusiastic last night, anvils were
fred until several windows we're broken bv
the concussion, when festivities ceased.
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PARK.

LIVINGSTON. Nov. 5.-lSpecial.-Four-
teen precincts heard from in Park county
give Carter majority Of 1853. Tho Mel
villa Cooke City, Sweet Grass and Mcleod
returns are not vet in. Carter's majority in
Park county will probably bs 285.
BIO TnBm, Nov. 6.--Returns from Sweet
0ras give Carter TO- Dixon 2.
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MEAGHER

WHITE SuIPHra SpRrNos, Nov. k-fSue.
DIAL. Fourteen precincts out Of q rive
Carter 16 majority. The other precincta
may increase this to 75.
canyon Ferry. Dixon q, Carter l6.
YORK precinct, Carter Il, Dixon Il.
- mIosToN, Nov. 5.-Carter IL, Dixon II.
Field !, Corbley l.
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MtssOULA.

M1ssoUIA, Nov. Especial. Twenty
nve precincts heard from give Dixon 12S
majority, Mstts 2lS majority. Tho Mis-
soulian in an extra issued at 4:15 comedies
that Dixon has carried this county by 25
majority.
Hon. T. Q. Marshall has just returned
from the Flathead country. He reports
that section all right for Dixon and Mats.
We are now certain Of q majority for Dixon
In this county.
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sILvER BOW.

BuT1s, Nov. 5.-[Speoial. l-Revissd re-
turns from this county show Dixon's ma
jority to be 196 and Hennessy's S2. This ID
as close az 1t can 20 made until the Official
count. The democrats have also elected
the justice OF the peace, leaving only tho
constable for the republicans. Nothing ID
now needed here to bring out the greatest
1ollification ever held in the state but OH
cial notice Of Dixon's majority in the state.
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CUSTER.

MILES CrH, Nov. b.-[speoial ]-Twslvs
precincts in Custer county. including Miles
City, Forsythe. Rosebud and Terry, give
Carter 3 majority. Carter's majority in the
county will not exceed rs, against l4s last
year.
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IOWA.

Dn Monn, Nov. 5.-Returus from one
third OF the state show democrats cain mt
neasnt, Il continued, to wipe ont the rennh.
hcan majority OF two years ago and oive .
small democratic majority. The ooneres-
siond dslaeatiou viii stand Q follov.. a 4
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tn A LANDSLIDE
And the Party Of Quay, Reed and
Carter Was Buried
Under it.
Gabriers Resurrection Trumpet
Win Not Recall it to Life
on Earth.
Tho Latest News the Best News for the
Democratic Party, the Party Of
Honest People.
The National Congress, United States Sem
atorships, Governorships and state
Legislatures are Reclaimed.

CH1cAoo, Nov. GA ta0le made up by the
Associated Press, from figures and estimates
received up to one O'Clock Thursday morn
ing, shows that the next house of represen-
tatives will. stand 225 democrats, 1Ol repub-
1icans and Farmers alliance. Territorial
delegates are not included in the table. It
Is not thought that official figures will make
much change in these tables.
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CASCADE.

GREAT FAILS. Nov. 5.-[special.l-C Car
ter's majority in the county will be about
~ Gibson. democrat, for senator will
have about 30 majority.
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DAWSON COUNTY.

1nDrvn. Nov. k-(Spseial. -Glsndive
psecince pollsd III votes out Of 288. Thsre
being no senator and but three minor
county omosrs to elsct except few minor
eovnshtp odiceEa, thers was very littls In
eessse nendfeseed. Carter 81 Oosblay g
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CHOTEAU.

FORT Benton. Nov. Especial. 1-Thir.
teen precinots gave Carter 20 majority. He
may get 80 in this county. The indications
point to Powers election.