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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-07
TIL NUTMEG STATE.
It's Governorship to Go to the Legis-
lature for settlement.

It's Governorship to Go to the Legis-
lature for settlement.
HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. 6-The legisla-
ture stands:
Senate-Republicans 8, democrats 16.
House-Republicans 134, democrats III,
and one not heard from yet.
This gives republican majority on joint
ballot of or 10.
The legislature will have to settle the
governorship matter. Morris, DEM, can
only have a popular majority if the pro-
hibition vote is thrown out. Otherwise
there will be no election. The proposed
rejection, of the prohibition votes
is based on the ballot containing
the word ''for" before governor" The
votes, however, were printed according to
specimens furnished by the Secretary of
state.
The congressman elected are Lewis
Sperry, dem, First district; w. F. Wilcox,
dem, Second district Charles A. Russell,
rep. Third district; Robert E. Deforrest,
dem, Fourth district.
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ARMENIAN rNTRreUEs.

The Porte Learns OF the Circulation
of q Revolutionary Proclamation.
CoNsTANTIEoPLE,N Nov. 6.-In consequence
of the discovery that revolutionary proc
lamation has been circulated among the
Armenians in Turkey, the porte has issued
an order forebidding the holding of any
meetings by Armenians, neither will any
setting Of the national assembly be allowed.
Many Armenians have been arrested on
suspicion OF being concerned 10 circulating
the proclamation. Among those taken into
custody is a member Of the national assem-
biy and editor of AreUeLk.
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KANSAS SHELVES INGALLS,.

The Delegation in Congress Will Have
Only Two Republican Members
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-The returns re-
ceived to-day from Kansas do not change
the situation materially. as announced here
tofore. The only positive change is the
certain election of Broderick, rep, over
Moonlight, dem, in the First district.
This will make the Kansas delegation
stand: Republicans 2, farmers alliance 5.
The state ticket Is still in doubt, with the
chances favoring the farmers alliance. The
opposition to Senator Ingalls, in the legis-
lature will have majority.
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BALFoUR AT DuNaLoE.
Commoner M'Neil Starts an Opposi-
tion Stump speech.

tion Stump speech.
DUBLIN, Nov. g. - Secretary Balfour
completed the third stage of his Donegal
tour to-day amid a binding and continuous
downpour Of rain. The most noteworthy
incident of the day occurred at Dungloe,
where, after being groaned at by the towns
men, Secretary Balfour received doputa-
tion from the ad Iacent village Of Burton.
while Secretary Balfour was addressing
the deputatiou, Mr.. Mcneil, member of
parliament. made bis appearance and began
TO address the people on the terrible bar
bar1ties of Secretary Balfour's rule, evic-
tions and other matters.
BALFoUR EXPRESSES SURPRISE,
Secretary Balfour in replying expressed
surprise at the intrusion Of such matters ON
this occasion. He reminded them OF the
success OF his tour and said he would repeat
what he had already done II necessary. He
appealed TO all having the interests OF their
country at heart to say whether the govern
ment projects were not calculated TO benefit
Ireland more than all the speeches ever
made At the conclusion Of Secretary
Balfours remarks man named
Sweeney disclaimed Commoner MoNeiIs
authority TO speak for the district. In
letter published to-day MIR. Mcneil chal-
ienges Secretary Belfour to dilate upon the
use OF the oattertng-ram in, accomplishing
evictions in his utterances before Donegal
audiences, as he boasted In parliament he
was willing TO do.
In oonversation with Secretary Balfour
at Dungloe Mr.. Mcneil, nationalist mein-
oer OF Parliament, told the chief secretary
that all the latter's efforts In regard 10 Ire
land would prove fruitleSs unless coercion
were abolished. Secretary Balfour, smil-
ing replied that the enthusiastic reception
he had everywhere been accorded fully
justified his Irish policy.
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ROBBERY'S ROUF !.
.ThG Radicals Have Only
S8 in the House.
FOUR SENATORS GAINED.
DenoGaeys Majority in the
House lS4.
QUAY FLEES TO FLORIDA.
His Party Accuses Him of Hav-
ing Bagged all the Doodle.
QUAY FLEES TO FLORIDA.
His Party Accuses Him of Hav
ing Bagged all the Doodle.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The democrats
appear to have undoubtedly electeds 233
members Of the House, SO far as heard from.
and the republicans can count upon only 80
members in sight, and the chances are that
from to Is of these will be left out in the
cold when the official returns are in. This
gives the democrats an apparent majority
Of 1876. This is unprecedented. In the
states where the greatest changes occurred
the delegation will stand:
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NE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
M1NNEsoTA's BIG FIaRT.
At Least Three of the Congressmen
Are Democrats.

At Least Three of the Congressmen
Are Democrats.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Returns from &C
counties give Merriam, rep., for governor,
74,069 votes; Wilson, dem. 70,2I3, aud
Owens, alliance, As, pa. This is plurality
of 1896 for Merriam, with Is counties to be
heard from. 1t looks as if Merriam was
elected.
The Fifth congressional district is still in
doubt.
Castles dem., has plurality over Snider,
rep, in the Fourth district of 1899.
Linters, rep, has a plurality over Baker
in the Second of about 600.
Harris, dem, has 1.75S plurality over
Dunnell, rep, in the First district.
U. N. Hall, dem, has a safe majority
over d. s. Hall, rep. in the Third district.
The alliance will probably hold the bal
anoe of power in the state legislature.
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ENGLANDs LIQUOR LIoENsEs.

IL Would Have. Bankrupted the
Country to Have Bought Them.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Spealring az Carlisle
to-day Mr.. Gladstone said that IL the clause
contained in the licensing bill submitted TO
the House Of Commons last spring by the
government had become q law IL would
have cost the country R200, ,000. 900 to pur-
chase forfeited licenses from publicans.
Parliament, he said, is now wearing out its
life The government IL avoiding
disfolution as a man with bad tooth
avoided dentistry. The recent bye elect
ions for members of the House OF Com
mons had set the seal of doom on the long
endured iniquity and pointed to the begin
ming Of an era Of peace
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QUAY COMING TO FL LoRrDA.
He INDUCES in a Little Humor Over
the Result

PIrTsBURa, Pa. Nov. 6.-Senator Quay
passed through this city last night en:route
TO Florida to rest and refresh himself by
fishing for tarpon. In reply to the query
"To what do you attribute the result of the
electionl" he said, "To lack of votes" !" as
sly smile wreathed his lips.
'Do you care" said the reporter, 'to ex-
press any opinion on the situationg"
''It looks to me-" said he, "ss though the
best thing to do just now is to saw wood. {"
81 am feeling frst-rate,n be continued.
Yesterday was completely tired out and
did not know how was 10 be able to got
through the day. But now the strain is
off and am feeling better than for long
time will get good rest in Florida and
be back in time for the opening of congress.
1t looks from the returns as though the
farmers and laboring men had done the
business for us ia this state"
''Do you look for an extra session of con-
gressT
mo, do not.n
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FORTY BUILDINGS BURNED.

Disastrous Work by Fire Started in
Brewery by an Incendiary.
TRUCKEE, GAL, Nov. 6.-Sroll's brewery
was set on fire by an incendiary shortly
after midnight. A hurricane was blowing
and the fire spread 30 that about forty
buildings were burned, including the entire
business portion of the town. The shifting
of the wind was all that saved the residence
portion Of the town.
The losses as far as known aggregate
S110, 900, and the insurance about 500, 900.
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combine of the Tobacoo Men,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6-White, Dunkerson
g. Co, warehouse men, have withdrawn
from the tobacco combination effected here
a few days ago for control Of the Louisville
and Cincinnati markets. TneY do a heavy
business. A similar combination has been
formed TO control the Maysville and
Paducah markets, where considerable leaf
tobacco is sold every year.
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Breckinridge Goes Beck.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 6.-Unoficial
returns from the Second congressional dis
trict fully confirm the previous reports OF
Tuesdays election. In sixteen counties
Breckinridge, dem., received ), 453 and
Langley, rep, 4,662. The official count will
not materially change this figure
In the First district, Gate, dem, has up
ward Of 1000 majority over Featherstone.
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A DEMOCRAT SHOT.

A Brother OF Congressman Price OF
Louisiana the Victim.
SRDAIIA, Mo-, Nov. Cool Thomas B.
Price, president of the Gazette Printing
Company Of this city, owner Of the Vondale
farm and one Of the. best known men Ia
this afternoon by Judge John Hig.
gins OF the Pitts county court. Mr.
Price was grandson of the late Sterling
Price, Of confederate fame, and con Of the
late Gov. Thomas Price. who represented
Missouri district in congress Con-
gressman Price Of louisiana is his brother.
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Fire on a Cotton Ship.

GALVESTON, Nov. 6.-Fire broke out in
the hold Of the British steamer Bona, load
ing for Bremen, at IL o'clock last night.
The after compartment, containing 1900
bales Of cotton and 1875 tons Of cotton seed
meal, was flooded. The vessel will not he
pumped out till tomorrow, when the loss
will be known. The ship is not injured.
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DEATH IN THE FLAMES.
Four Lives Reported Lost IN a Hotel
at Denver.

Four Llves Reported Lost In q Hotel
at Denver.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 6.-Fire broke out
in the rear of N. l.. Todd's lumber yard on
Eighth and Laremer streets, at IL O'Clock
last night. The flames had spread nearly
over the whole yard before water could be
turned on. The flames quickly passed to
the st. Elmore hotel, Meyers hquor store
and OLeary's drug store, while a num-
Der Of small residences Just across
the alley were given up to
the flames. The entire block
between Ninth and Tenth street, and Lori
mer aud Market streets, was burned. An
unknown man was burned to death in tue
hotel. 1t is reported that another man and
two children were caught in the same build
ing and destroyed. The cause Of the fire is
not known. The loss will probably be over
S100 900
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Indiana's Victory.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Returns from
half the townships in the state show an
average democratic gain of twenty town
ships. This will make che state democratic
by about 10000. The democrats elect
eleven out of thirteen congressman. The
legislature will be democratic on joint bal
lot by sixty
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PENNsYLvAN1A PROGRESSING.

Four Congressmen Gained by the
Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Aleck G. Craig.
dem.. is elected to congress from the
TwentSfourth district. defeating Andrew
J. Stewart by over 1000 votes. This dis
trict in 1888 gave Ray, rep, 1888 majority.
Complete figures have now
been received from every dis
trict in the state. The new
delegation will stand II republicans and l l
democrats. a democratic gain of 4, the
present delegation being composed of 2l
republicans and democrats
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Washington Went Republican,

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 6.-Returns and
estimates from all the counties in the stats
to the Post -IpteEligencer give Wilson, rep,
for congress, a plurality of 5000. Olympia.
for the capital, has II, 900. The republicans
elect 81 state senator's and the democrats
2, and one county is tie. The House stands;
Republicans, 73; democrats, IS,
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FOUR BUILDINGS IN RUINS.
A Soap Factory and a Spice Mill
Among Them.

A Soap Factory and a Spice Mill
Among Them.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 6.--Fire to-
night in the tower section Of this city de-
stroyed four buildings, and caused an
estimated loss of s1s5,000 The flames
started In the cooper shop of the Philadel-
phia Cooperage Company, Nos. 967 969 and
971 Otsego street. spread to the large three
story brick building just fitted as soap
factory by s. G. Thomson, on
Swanson street above Washington
avenue, destroying this, and the adjoining
building used as a spice mill by Mr.. Thorn
son. A large one-story storehouse at the
corner of Swanson street and Washington
avenue, owned by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, was also destroyed. together
with its contents. The Snowdsn hotel,
adjoining the warehouse, was hardly
scorched, and a number of dwellings owned
by Mr.. Thomson were more OF less dam
aged by fire and water.
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NEW .YoRK's LEGISLATURE.
The Democrats Will Have a Majority
on Joint Ballot.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-The Associated
Press reports show the election of sixty
eight democratic assemblymen in New
York state and sixty republicans. As the
democrats have thirteen senators against
nineteen republicans. the former will thus
have on joint ballot eighty -one votes
against the latter's seventy-nine, which in
sures the election of democratic successor
to Senator Evarts. Moreover, the demo-
Gratis claim that two assembly districts
credited TO the republicans, namely
Duchess county and Montgomery county,
belong to them.
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The czar in q Tremble.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 6.-Tbe police
precautions at all the imperial palaces have
been increased. No loiterers are permitted
in the vicinity of Anitchkof, the winter
palace. The railway stations between st.
Petersburg and Gatschina are double
guarded, and minute examinations are
made of every route trayersed
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The Governorship Won by the Demo
Gratis by 5000 Plurality.

The Governorship Won by the Demo
Gratis by 5000 Plurality.
LINCOLN, NEB., Nov. 6.-OflciaI reports
from two-thirds of the counties in the state
would indicate the election OF Powers for
governor by a small plurality.
BoYD's PLURALITY.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. 6.-Boyd, dem, is
elected governor by 1900 to 5000 plurality.
Most OF the republican state ticket below
governor is elected The farmers alliance
have the legislature, two congressman and
most Of the county officers.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
OMAHA, NEB., Nov. z, A M-Seventy-
one counties in the state give the following
vote for governor: Boyd, dem, 65, 145:
Richards, rep, 81, ,o40; Powers, farmers
alliance, 1884. There areeighteen counties
vet ito hear from. The chances are that
Boyd's vote will exceed 10000, because the
alliance in the western part of the state is
chiefly made up of republicans.
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A WOLVERINE wARHooP.
The Entire Democratic state Ticket
Elected.

Elected.
DETROIT. MICH, Nov. ct is thought
that the whole democratic state ticket is
elected by from 6,06o to 10000 plurality.
The legislature is also democratic, the Sem
ate by about three majority, and the House
by some fifteen and a fusion vote with the
Patrons of Industry. who hold the balance
of power.
The First, Second, Fifth. Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Tenth congressional districts
have gone democratic, and the Third,
Fourth, Ninth and Eleventh republican.
The vote in the eighth is very close and
may require the official count, but the pres
ent returns give it to the democrats by about
80 Votes
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a Cattle pealer shot.

KANSAS Cry, Nov. cd. A. Greever.
well-known cattle dealer Of this city, wal
shot and fatally wounded to-day by Charles
Clifford. New York travelling salesman
In Cliffords rooms at the Hotel Andrews
Greever, In his ante mortem, says Clifford
attempted to blackmail him after decoyins
him into him into the ROOM
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Cleveland the Man.

LONDON, Nov. 6, 8 A. M.-The Times,
commenting upon the results Of the cleo
tions in the United States, says it will not
be easy for the democrats to find more
able presidential candidate than ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland, or one better fitted to follow
up their present success.
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headquarters that Chairman Jones claims
that we have 101 and the democrats 10S."
IN COOK COUNTY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9, IL P. M-The republi-
cans carried Cook county, in which Chicago
IS located, for the head of their ticket.
With all the precincts heard from (un-
officially the figures give Gilbert, rep, for
snerih S24 plurality over Lawler. dem.
Kern, DEM, for county treasurer is victori-
GUS, however, by 1865 plurality. Kern is
a German and made gains in the districr
where the Lutheran vote is strong.
PAYSoN DEFEATED.
KANKAKEE, ILL, Nov. 6.-The indica-
tlons now point to the election of II. w.
Snow, DEM, as congressman from the
Ninth district, over L. E. Payson, rep. The
republicans in the district concede Shows
possible election. This is a big victory for
the democrats, as Payson carried this dis
trict by 1900 majority in 1888
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OUTS AMONG THB QUAKERs.
The Reception TO the Irish Hnvoys at
Philad elphia Big Success.

The Reception TO the Irish Hnvoys at
Philad eiphia Big Success.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--Messrs. Dillor
and O'Brien, the Irish leaders, were given
their first public reception in America al
the Academy of Music In this city tonight
A large and enthusiastic crowd was present
The party consists Of John Dillonl
William OBrien and wife, T.. s. SuAp
7. p. O'Connor, editor of the Lendon Star.
T. p. Gill aud Timothy Harrington, secre.
tary Of the Irish National League In
Ireland.
Col. A K. Mcclure, editor Of the Phila-
delphla Times, presided at the meeting. and
Postmaster John Field acted as treasurer.
THE DECORATIONS.
The academy was eiaborately decorated
with the national colors of America and
Ireland, and on each side Of the stage Large
oil portraits of Gladstone and Parnell were
hung. Pictures of Irish heroes and shields
with Irish notices were conspicuous among
the decorations.
The Irish-American club paraded in
body, with torchlights, and escorted the
guests from their hotel to the academy
The immense building was crowded in
every part, and ON the stage sat many
prominent citizens Of Philadelphia. Arch
bishop Ryan occupied private Dox. and
Mrs. Parnell, mother Of the Irish leaden
was also present.
THE SPEECHES.
All the male members of the party raadt
addresses, the principal speeches being made
by Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien, who gave
vivid accounts OF the suffering in Ireland.
and the vigorous coercive measures In
operation there. A call for pecuniary aid
from the friends of Ireland resulted in the
production by Mr. Field OF subscription
list which footed up $l28S5. The announce
ment of this amount produced great en-
thusiasn.
At the close of the speechmaking recep-
tion was held on the stage by the visitors.
and hundreds of people passed forward and
shook them by the hand. Another meeting
viii be held at the academy to-morrow
night, at which Gov. Beaver will preside.
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KENIUoKY's DELEGATION.
Names OF the Men Who Are Certain
Of Thoir Election,

OF IID5
Of Thoir Election.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6-There is very
little change in the election situation. The
latest reports show that Congressman John
H. Wilson, rep, has been reelected in the
Eleventh district by 1000 majority. ]. W.
Kendall, dem., has majority of "A in nine
counties, and there was LIS democratic
majority at the last election in the remainder
of the district. The men certainly elected
are Breokinridge, McCreary, Dickerson,
Paynter. Montgomery, Caruth, Ellis, Good
night and Stone.
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Hatch Wants to be Speaker.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 6-To a Republic re-
porter who interviewed him to-day Con-
gresham w. B. Hatch announced his can
didacy for the speakership of the House.
BYNUM IN THE RACE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. Civilian
ID. Bynum, who has just been elected TO
congress for the fourth term from this dis
trict, will be a candidate for speaker of the
new House. Mr.. Bynum's majority is
$500, being the largest he ever received,
and is nearly three times as large as his
majority three years ago.
M'MILLIN's CLAIMS.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.--The American
editorially presents the claims of Benton
McMilhn to the speakership Of the House in
the Ffty-second congress.
BLoUNT ALSO A CANDIDATE.
MACON, GA, Nov. 6.-In the DoiEv
Telegraph tomorrow Congressman James
II. Blount of the Sixth Georgia district will
be announced as a candidate for speaker of
the next House.
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At this writing the indications are that
the democrats have also gained four and
possibly five United States senators.
QUAY BAGGED THE DOODLE.
Some of the republicans are charging that
Senator Quay spent all the campaign
money in Pennsylvania, and that very little
Of the slush fund put up could be obtained
In the congressional districts. If they had
had more stuff, they allege that at least
twenty of the congressional districts could
have been saved. They also charge that
Maj. Mckinley was denied help that had
been assured him, and that if Senator Quay
mad sent out to that district what he prom
lsed Maj. Mckinley could have been elected.
lhe republicans are the maddest and most
chopfallen set Of fellows imaginable, and
about the only consolation left them is the
rejection that the big democratio cyclone
has etfectually disposed of President Harri-
son as presidential possibility in 1892.
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CoLORApOs COUNT.
The Democrats Gain Fourteen Seats
in the Legislature.

4H6 DotuOCTHO5 NtIt1 UUUTI65u OBHt5
in the Legislature.
DENVER. Col, Oct. 6.-Unofficial re-
turns from the state give the following ma
jorities: Townsend S.695, and Rout 1874.
The republicans will elect the remainder of
their state ticket with the exception. Of
treasurer, superintendent of public in
struction and attorney general. The legis-
lature on joint ballot will stand: Repub-
licans 49, democrats &C. This is demo
cratic gain of IA. This insures the re-
election of Senator Teller to the United
States Senate.
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FRANCES Cabinet Meets.

PARIS, Nov. "a meeting of the cabinet
was held at the Palace Of the Elysee to-day.
One Of the matters under consideration was
proposals submitted by M. de Freycinet,
minister of war, to form colonial army to
consist of special troops, and to be sup
ported by the colonial revenues.
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A Fire at Midnight.

EVANSVILLE, ND, Nov. 4, 80 A. NJ
A telephone message from Owensboro at
/ 80 o'clock this morning says a great fire is
in progress there, and threatens great dam
age The telephone Office was in immediate
danger
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oklahoma a Republicati..

GUTHRIE, !. T., Nov. 6.--Oklanoma ter
ritory won't republican. Harvey, rep. can
didate for delegate to congress, Is elected to
congress by 1878 plurality.
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SOUTH DAKoTA's ALLIANoEMzN.
The Independents Candidate for Gov
ernor Ahead

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. -Independeat
alliance information from IS counties IN
South Dakota shows Loucks, ind, for gov
ernor, to have 1900 plurality over Msllette,
rep, and Taylor, dem. The same returns
elect 92 alliance members of the legislature.
The republicans, however, claim to have
elected their state and congressional tickets.