Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

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sssen Ds1sorAts Ths Legislssars re-
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pahlaa@a sansaasss feF ssarstsgs 81 IN
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DKs MoEsES Ia. Nov. a-Both Re
paolioans ana Democrats claim tbe
slsetieEet thslE state tieksts Returns
reoelFsa 1pte Esaas - inssssss Rsr
Rgblie@a plurality sa tas STATE Iieket
81 frss s.Eee - 20 o0e Itis sad that
the ret1ras frsn TIE Ioag gressianal dis
u4css indicate the slecties ef ten kspsb-
liesns IL viii take the etioiai ooens
h determine the result in Henderson, .
district
Coagressmen strahls. Hall. Flick and
Deliver are surely elected TAs Dsm-
ocrsts have elected Hayes in the Second
district AL other districts are doubt
ful with the probabilities that most Of
them are in favor Of the Republicans
AAssAcHrsrTrs
Bo.fos. Nov. h-MAssaehasstts has
elected a. Geserner William L RUSSELL
Dem, over J. = A Bracket Rep,
By vote of l4a. 0oe 10 ls5. 900 Tho To-
tai vote is 10 per cent greater than
sst year.
Latest returns indicate the election
OF the minor Republican State officers.
The New England delegation in tie
next Congress will stand kepu elicsRs,
Is Democrats. Democratic gain Of 10.
Mr.. Lodge is reelected TO Congress
without doubt bat he admits that his
majority will not be much over Loco, IN
place Of about s. 500 two years ago
The Democrats have elected six of the
twelvs Congressman. The six Repub-
lican Congressman are al elected by re
ducsd najoritiss- The issue ia Massa-
chusetts has been almost solely the
tariff question. The lobby question
and the fsrce bill have played
but small part in the campaign. which
has been one Of the hottest seen in the
State. The Democrats have made con-
siderable gains in tho Legislature. but
not enough 70 control IT
KANSAS
KANSAS CITY, Ne, Nov 5.-Advices
from many points in Kansas based on
indications at 6 p. N. point 10 a heavier
Farmers Alliance vote than was sntici-
pated They claim l25. ooe votes fer
the State ticket Tue Repu blicars
conceds the fact that the Farmers Al
lance made heavy inrosds into their
ranks and claim only $4,000 plurality
for their State ticket The Democrats
think Wilt L. A, may be elected
Governor. Many Democrats voted
for Wilt and Farmers Alliance
Congressman in return for Alliance
votes for Democratic Conaressmsn
where no Alliance candidates were in
the feld.
The Farmers Alliance claim three
Congressmen and Democrats two. The
reelection Of Funston, Rep, and Kelly,
Rep, Is conceded.
Return from nineteen counties In
Kansas T. ,e been received. OF these
eight have gone Republican. six Dem
ocratic and fve for the Alliance.
Dispatches from Kansas indicate at
IL .. N. that for the first time in many
years Kansas will send a broken Re-
publican delegation 20 Congress, 1t is
considered certain that Moonlight
Dem, will defeat Broderick. Rep, in
the First and L. c. Clark. z. A., against
Webb McNall, r., in the Sixth district
Is also doubtless elected.
TENNEssEE
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. A-Ths CON-
plexion of the Legislature will be about
the same as the last one, which was
more than two-thirds Democratic in
each house. The vote is close in one or
two Legislative districts. but no Demo
cratic losses have been reported so far.
There was light vots in Middle and
Western Tennessee, the Democratic
strongholds. The Australian ballot
law is working we'll. Buchanan, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, de-
feats Baxter. Rep, and Kelly. Pro.
Reports indicate the reelection OF
Butler, Ind. Rep, TO Congress from the
First district over Taylor, regu-
lar Repu blican nominee and pres
ent incumbent; Honek. Rep. in
the Second district over VIII
Jams, Dem: Benton kcNillin,
Dem, in the Fourth district; Richard.
son, Dem, in the Fifth; Washington,
Dem, in the Sixth; Cox. Dem, IN the
Seventh; Enloe. Dem, in the Eighth
Pierce, Dem, in the Ninth, and Patter-
son, Dem. in the Tenth. The fight iT
the Third district for the seat now held
by IL Clay Evans. Rep, was fierce, with
the chances favoring Snedgrsss DEN.
NORTH cARoIssA
RAIrIoH. -. C., Nov. 5-Refurns
come in slowly, but show heavy gain'
for Democrst t. on State ticket and
their majority 10 pretty sure to be ovei
50, 600. Price. Pep. candidate for Chic
Justice, is running behind Dis fIcEpr
There is no reason 20 doubt The elec
ton OF the Democratic CengressuoI
from any district save The Second.
SOUTH cAEeLTxA.
CHARrrsrov. g. G.. Nov b-Th,
total vote in the STATE will not erceea
1sp. 600. TillmsB is elected By not les
than 25. 600 majority. Tie election hSi
been absolutely devois 81 incident o.
ercitsment Returns from the Congress
siensl DISTRICTS are net yet con plete
The next Legislature will have ar over
whelning Democratic majority. Tb
Legislature will elect socosSser Z
senator Hampton.
GEORGIA.
ArLtSTA. Ca Nev 5--The fnsiorit
o, L. r. Livinesten, Den. in tsis. ~
Fifth district ever Esigbf -ili Be fror