The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-11-06
estimate then made for the sixteenth dis
trict has elected Warwick (Democrat) by

| trict has elected Warwick (DemocraO by
| 244 majority.
According to returns so far received
twelve Democrats and seven Republicans
are elected to congress, with two districts
in doubt.
This afternoon Chairman Payne con
ceded the state senate assembly to the
| Democrats. Thomas Republican, for con-
gress in the Seventh district is defeated by
small majority. Lafayette, Republican,
is beaten in the Third district by J3oO ana
IL is oeleyed McCoru mas peen ueieateu ~ ~
the Ninth. Advlces received state tna'
Haugner is re elected by a small ma]orltN'
Chairman wall OF the Democratlc com ,
mlttee claims majority SOU tor fecR anu
also insists on claiming SIX out OF nine
congressman.
| CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. ga late dispatch
from McKinley's district says late retur S
Increase his gain and show an approximate
majority of 146 in the district.
| Ex Gov. Foster comedies his defeat in
the Elghth district py a small malority,
na;or;tn uoo"'' "--i -"'o "'"'
| Co1uMpus n Nov 6-The Renublican
state committee on unofficial returns from
nine counties, and the balance estimated
ofa ,h se nEet %i be hstween U ye "a ood
and $4,000. The committee comedies the
defeat of Mckinley, Republican, for con-
gress py a30ut o0 TVo, ana roster, hepu4ictm,
in other close congressional districts re
ceivcd maiorilies ranging 500 and upwards,
with Inc exception OF CosgreVe at Clncln' :
hu ION n,a nf Oh ,oGot o ron rtobIa cams
was ia the Eleventh district where Patti.
son, Democrat, was elected by 31O0, with a
| gain of l5()O over last fall's vote.
daianotiopp ~ conaross u,;iI stand seven Re.
nnhi;oons 70 fonr,aen nai. oorots Or the
ret,rns rooo; v aeS and On nr;vota ad,,;oas III "
I,em,ocra,ic committed @ n estimate the Rennh.
i;oa ,,iro,;tu ~, H. 5aoI of tho ,io,ot
,,,;f n aho,f 10 600 erd tn;nI !, nov 70 il
haiow these fSrras They claim WcK}nIev
iS dososte5 ,h1e e e9is ord FoSter hv a00 The;y
ast;nnota Of tIo O'msr;coI stan3d;n1 Of the
JaIanot;oU 10 tbo go aS tbot nf ths ponnh-
i;oo5 oounmittae 10 e '"'0 90 'N"' VI 'A'0
'-'"' prNNsv,y.NtA
|
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.' NOV. 5.-Ihe estl-
mated pluralities from sixty-five of the
eiqhtv-seven counties in the States eives
ne..S n.>,aa. g.. ..o.., ~,
a''eison' nel'o1ra'' ioi governor .e'
plurality OF 4,7o2. Thetwo missing counties
Elk and Warren, in 1886 gave net Repub-
| lican plurality )f 363 The election OF
Patterson b, over 900 plurality is conceded
bv all tho PsnrhIicor ieoders a,d ;orrroIs
Ihe Democrats nave certainly gained two
congressman, and figures are so close in
three other districts that the official com.
| - ,...:, 49,
pu'"'ioi saw" d. le"oU oho auui'ioiiai Dein
ocratic member in the delegatien and pos
| Sibly q lie enocrallc gain OF four or hve. The
present delegation in consequence stands
" m In m a md nnW
Gratis. the legislature remains strongly
Republican, although the joint ballot ma
Jority OF lO2 which that party has in the
present legislature will be somewhat re-
duced.
| Watres, Republican candidate for lieu
tenant-goVernor and Stuart, Republican
candidate Tor secretary OF internal affairs,
were elected, notwithstanding the defeat OF
the mead OF the ticket: Complete returns
FOR governor Delamater, Repuolican, ~,
oon oop' 90 Nei soerotarm nf ntr &,;rs
Stuart. Republicap. 326ss. indge court Of
common pleas, Firletter, Republican, but
supported bv Democrats, rs 754 sheriff
Connell, Republican, 3i,s99. city comptroI2
Ter, THOMPSON, 1868 recorder of deeds.
Grsen. Republican, IS 2l1.
oo,onno
'oLoANo
DENVER, Col.' NOW 5.-Never before
IN the history OF the state have
the, election returns come in so slowly
as this year. up 10 O'Clock tonight neither
OF the state headquarters had received COM
plete returns from single county. The
count for Arapahoe county has not yet
been completed, and out OF seventy six pre-
S.nc.s S ~. 'WenIy'elree nave peem G received
rom,nsend by pcyn,hI;oon fnn SaVe tJoO
6;nanenIi' nnopu'.O" noporoa o1Os @ 0Ggnsioss, 1ooo,
0,,t ,SI;no s7on H'oS rol soEelllor
"at asa'v, 300, m,0PuDiloan, nv, ieainan, Delno
Tooi , sE idi isoeiseu lr0lh
,,L,; Ootaiies t; s'e luz eau 1i ,1ie sne he
p,ao,nonat;o oiohe. haoda,prtaaa p,u,a VI r,oo' az
poIoia.,I hnorIo nio Onallinah ar
souoh.S so,nnsaS U,aili, III 3D., 'ney have un@uouoteuIy @
tive ticket in this county. The Rennhli-
cans denounce this but admit the vote will
be so close that the result cannot b.
determined until the official count can be
made.
MrNNrsorA
,r, NJ, Ny
MlNEEAroLis, MIMI MILL, NOV. One guDer-
m 1raUoI!ai sole - yeiy CLOSE III Mlhhes0ta'
lWe,Hty CHree or e, counties lti give Marrian, Ke
Pupllca,', l1,oioi Wt6son' aas democrat, Zo'lioi
Omen' hlliamce' io,ooo. Inls does not "a
,,;uos W;Inan ii oo00 o0uEy which
gives wilson zO0o Plurallty, nor Ramsey
county SSt. faul whlch gives loOo plural
Ivy ior Wllson. Inc democrats are clalm-
ing tne state' ohEoer, hePuDllcan, Is
ueieaVeu NY Sasvie, DeiHoCrat' Iqr congress