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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The total city
vote for mayor shows Grant ia 425,
Scott 81 ,068, scattering 1925.
Late returns show that Bently, DEM
ocrat, was elected to congress from the
Twenty third district. This is Demo-
cratic gam.
The election in Brooklyn under the
new ballot reform law passed off quietly.
The Democrats elected three of the four
congressman. They also claim TO have
carried ten of the twelve assembly dis
tricts.
THE STANDING OF THE NEXT HOUSE,
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Evening
World estimates the Democrats will have
a majority in the next house of repre-
seutativss of between siXty-three and
eightY-seven.
The Mail and Express comedies Dem
ocratlc majority of at least fifty.
The Sun places the Democratic major
ity at about fifty-three.
IN CASE COOMBs is DEFEATED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The delegation
from this state in the FittY-second con-
gress Should Coombs %. be defeated)
will consist of twenty Democrats and
fourteen Republicans. This is just the
reverse position of the two parties as
represented in the Fifty first congress,
where the Republicans have twenty and
the Democrats fourteen
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NEBRASKA.
Prohibition Defeated.
doubtful

OMAHA, NEB. Nov. 5.-Inform alton
received from the bankers and business
men S association of Nebraska estimate
the majority against the prohibitory
amendment at 5000.
Returns from over the state indicate
the election of Boyd CD for governor,
the choice of the three Democratic con-
gressmen and defeat of prohibition.
LATEST ADvICEs FROM NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, NEB. Nov. 5.-The election
OF W. ]. Bryan (D.) over w. j. Con-
nell Or and present member from the
First district, and William Nj. McCarg-
ham Cd and the Alliance candidate
in the Second district over n. V.
Harlan Or. }, is now conceded. The Third
district is in doubt; the candidates, Dor
sey (R.), Thompson o. and Kell Of.
A. are running neck and neck, and it
will take another day aud possibly two
to ascertain which of the three is elected.
James E. Boyd 3D. for governor is
probably elected.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 5.--Indica-
tions are that there is no choice of COVER
nor by the people of this state, that
Mckinney ID. is elected TO congress in
the Seventh district, and that the
Second district is very close, the chances
being in favor OF Moore (R).
CLOSE STATE VOTE.
The Democratic state committee claims
Amsden elected as governor, also a ma
jorty of the house, with the senate in
doubt. The vote is the closest in the
state for wears. In the Third district a
Republican is elected. The Fourth is
still uncertain.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 5.-There is
no doubt but that Mckinney 3D. is
elected to congress in the First district.
The legislature Is very close, and its
control will be determined by a special
election held to-day. There is no choice
OF governor by the people.
LARGEST MAJORITY ON RECORD.
BosToN, MASS, Nov. 5.-The Globe
says: With only half-doZen towns to
hear from in this state Russell Cd for
governor Is leading by over 10, 900 votes.
The Democrats probably have the largest
majority on record in the lower house,
having not less han 100 members against
seventy-siX last year, and from seven
teen to nineteen senators against eleven
last year. observation-disclosures Halle
gets through with 3409 plurality, but
Auditor Laid is beaten by William 7.
Trehy by $3.50 pluralIty-the first Demo-
cret chosen to any of the lesser state
offices since the first year of Republican
administration.
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KANSAS.
Second Kansas District.

FORT SCOTT, KAN, Nov. 5.-Con
| gresham Funston Or. is reelected in
| this, the Second district. over Chapman
| d.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 5. The
Times, Democrat, claims that the Farm
ers' Alliance has swept Kansas and has
elected the entire state ticket by from
10, 900 TO 10, 900 pleurality. 1t also
claims the defeat Of all Republican con-
gressmen, Furnston, alone, excepted.
AS THE TOPEKA CAPITAL SEES IT.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The To-
peka Capital (R.) sends the following to
the Associated Press: This city and
county elects the entire Republican
ticket by a small majority of few hum
| dred. save one representative to the leg
islature, viz, Baker 81 anG anti-In-
gals. The state returns have decided to
look for Wllletts' and the defeat of three
and possibly four or five Republican
congressman. Moonlight Cd beats
Case Or. IN the First district. Davis
CA. defeats Phillips [R.) In the Fifth,
and McNall is beaten in the Sixth. In
the Seventh Hollowel comedies Simp-
son 3 election by 5000.
The chairman of the Peoples party
claims to have received returns from 1900
voters, which would give Willetts about
1000 plurality.
The Republican committee claims that
on joint ballot in the legislature In
gals will have a majority.
TOPEKA, KAN. Nov. 5.-The Repub-
licans lose six out of seven congressman,
and there ia another surprise. For the
fret time in many years the Republican
delegation is broken into fragments.
Only one Republican escaped the wreck
and that was +. II. Funston, from the
Second district. The Democrats were sue
cessful, and phenouinally so in the Fl rst
district, electing Thomas Moonlight over
Case Broderick (R.) by 10, 900 majority.
Hon. EN-. Morrill, (R.), present incum-
bent. declined the nomination in this
district. The Farmers Alliance carried
the other five districts, electing Glover
over Perkins (R.) in the Third,
Otis over Kelly in the Fourth,
Davis over Phillips (R.) in
the Fifth, Baker over McNall in the
Sixth and Simpson over Hollowell in the
seventh.
The Kansas delegation will stand Re-
publicans l. Democrats / Farmers AL
lance B.
Another surprise lies in the possible
defeat Tor reelection or Senator ingalls,,
whose term expires in 1891. The Far
mers' Alliance and Democrats waged
bitter campaign against him,
and a majority OF the districts
contained one of their candidates against
u Republican candidate. The result is
certain of the election of ninety five
Farmers Alliance and Democratic legis-
lators against thirty Republicans. Some
of the Farmers Alliance men and
Democrats may vote for ingalls,,
but his opposition claim that
those newly elected who opposed
him, together with the opposition "hold-
over, - who will give surely nine votes,
or majority of six, against him. This
now looks to be a correct statement of
Ingalls, situation, but it Is liable TO
modification.
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INDIANA.
Democrats Claim tho state by 1e, o

Democrats Claim the State by 200.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Nov. 5.-Thls
morning Chairman Jewett of the Demo-
cratic state central committee said 10 en
Associated Press reporter, 'We have
carried the state by l6 900, and elected a
legislature and eleven of the thirteen
congressman. We are claiming nothing
and conceGlng nothing
Said Chairman Michaener of the Re-
publican state central committee to a
representative of the Associated Press:
"We have returns from only few dis
tricts and therefore have nothing on
which to base estimates. You can say
distinctly, however, that we are making
no concessions.
LATEST FROM INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov 5.-Reports
from all parts of the state show that the
election has been q veritable landslide
for the Democracy. The entire Demo-
cratic state ticket is elected by big ma
jorities, and Chairman Michaener of tSsI
Republican state committee concedsgShe
defeat of his party by about Is, 900.
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WEEKLY THURSDAY NOVEMBER

bell OF the Democratic state committee
says he thinks they have gained three
congressman and the governor.
The Minnesota delegation in the next
congress will have at least one Democrat
to four Republicans in it, and the Demo-
Gratis are claiming four out of five.
CLOSE, But DEMOCRATIC.
MINNEAPoIIs, MINI. Nov. 5.-The
eubernatorial vote is very close in Min
nesota. Twenty-three co mites give
Merriam (R.) 22,645, Wilson CD
3,lIs, and Owen (Allisnoe) l6 ,00s.
This does not include Hennessey county,
Minneapolis, which gives Wilson 1000
plurality, nor Ramsey county (St. Paul.
which gives 1900 plurality for Wilson.
The Democrats are claiming the state.
Snyder (R.) is defeated by Castle CD
for congress in the Fourth district;
o. NJ. Hall Cd defeated D. 5. Hall
(R.) in the Third district, and Harris
Cd wins over Dunuell In the First
district. Fifth and Second districts
doubtful.
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OHIO.
Eighth Congressional District.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. "a private
dispatch states that Ex-Governor Forster
comedies the election of his opponent,
Hare %, in the Eighth district by
1000 majority.
The Times. Star has special dispatch
from Canton dated $3.50 a. IN. saying the
estimate then made for the Sixteenth
district elected warwick d. by PA.
FOURTEEN CONGRESSMAN.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. "a private
telegram from Governor Campbell of
Ohio to the Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson says
the latest reports Indicate that Mckinley
and Foster are both defeated and that
ave elected fourteen congressman.
M'KINLEY IS DEFEAT CONCEDED.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 1.-The Re-
publican state committee on unofficial
returns received from nine counties and
the balance estimated, claim republic
can plurality on the head of the state
ticket will be between II 900 and 10, 900.
The committee comedies the defeat of
Mckinley (R.) for congress by about
300, and Foster Or. by IS or 100. The
Democratic candidate i'll the other close
congressional districts received MAORI
ties ranging up to 800 and upwards, with
the exception of Cosgraye at Cincinnati.
who is defeated by Storer (R.) by 1900.
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committee olsIms that all Republican
congressman in the state have been re-
elected, and that In the Sixteenth Nor
rison's) district Lindley Or. and f. Az
will be elected over Foreman Cd the
present incumbent.
The Daily News O.-R.) claims that
the returns, as far as received, indicate
that the 2epu blicsns have elected their
state ticket, but does not undertake to
estimate the majority. II also claims
that the Republicans have elected twelve
out of twenty members of congress voted
for, W hich is Republican, by loss of
one-Tay lor, in the First district.
The Times d. does not claim Illinois
for the Democrats, either as to state Off
GERS or legislature. The latter. how
ever, is declared to be very close, the
Democrats having, according to the
Times, made heavy gains.
The Tribune, Republican, says that
the scattering nature Of the returns,
closeness of the contest and extensive
scratching render it impossible at this
hour to make any definite statement as
to the results, either on state, congress
siOnal or city tickets.
The Democratic state central commit
tee are claiming that private sdvices
show the Democrats have carried the
state by large majority. 1--WE have
certainly gained three congressman, and
probably five, they say.
CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 5.-Hon. Clay
ton E. Crafts, the leader of the Demo-
Gratis in the Illinois general assembly,
speaking of the results of Governor Pal
mer's fight for the Democratic legisla-
ture and United States senatorship, says
the Republicans will possibly have the
legislature on a joint ballot by very
slight majority, probably not exceeding
three or fJe.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 5.-Allen c.
Durburrow D.) is elected in the Third
Illinois district, over Congressman Ma
son, by plurality OF about 1851.
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TENNESSEE.


CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Nov. B. Chat
tanooga complete gives Evans, Republi-
can, for congress 500 majority over
Snodgrass. Democrat, q Republican loss
of 957 from vote OF 1888.
BOTH HOUSES DEMOCRATIC BY TWO
THIRDS.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 5.-The
Democratic nominee for governor is
elected by at least % 900 majority, and
later returns may swell it to so 900.
Kelly, Prohibition candidate, received
about 10 900, being an increase over the
same vote in 1888 of 5000, but this in
crease was from disaffected Democrats
and not new converts to the prohibition
faith.
The Democrats gain one congressman.
The state legislature will be Democratic
By two-thirds in both houses, being q
gain in East Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 5.-The cleo
ton in this CITY was probably the most
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MARYLAND.

Solid Democratic Congressional DeIega-
ton.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 5.-Maryland
elected a solid Democratic congressional
delegation.
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 5.-The Dem
ocratic majorities for congressman are as
follows: First district, Pagel 4l5:
Second. Stump 4442, Third, Rusk 5lS1:
Fourth, Rayner COLL Fifth, Compton
1889; Sixth, incomplete, McKaig ia.
The delegation is solid Democratic.
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ILLINOIS.
4 Republican Failing OF.

SYCAMORE, ILL.,, Nov. "a. j.
Hopkins (R y is reelected congressman
in the Sixteenth district. His majority
is 1900, reduction of about 500 from
average Republican figures.
DANyILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Cannon s
election is claimed by the Republican,
committee by majority of 5007.
CHICAGO, I'LL. Nov. 5.-Chairmsn
Jones of the Republican state central
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committee SAYS this morning: 81 believe
the Republican state ticket elected by
5000 at least, and all congressional DIS
iricts are Republican except the First
and Second.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Nov. 5.-The
election of Reed (R.) to congress is GER
tain.
LATEST FROM IOWA.
DIES MONS, Iowa, Nov. 5.-Returns
from one-third OF the state show Demo-
cratic gains sufficient, If continued, to
wipe out the Republican majority OF two
years ago and give q small Democratic
majority. If this proves true the Demo-
Gratis will gain four congressman.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Republican state Ticket Elected.

The Republican State Ticket Elected.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Nov. 5.-The
Republicans have carried San Francisco
by majority of 300, against Demo-
cratic majority of 5000 in 'sS, Nc
Kaenna (R.) in the Third district, and
Bowers (R.) in the state. The First
and Second, Fourth and Fifth dis
triots are in doubt. The entire state
Republican ticket is undoubtedly elected.
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MONTANA.
Republ,oan uajoritv Wiped out

HELENA, MONT, Nov. 5.-Returns
show heavy Democratic gains. The Re-
publicans elected their congressman last
year by 1900 majority. Returns so far
have wiped this out. Secretary Steele Of
the Democratic committee claims the
state by 1000. Secretary walter OF the
Republican committee says Carter has
carried by from 200 to 500.
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MISSOURI.
Vests Ke.Election Claimed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. 1.-The Demo-
Gratis claim q majority in the legislature,
and consequently the reelection of
George G. Vest TO the United States
senate.
Latest information indicates that Mis-
souri, will send solid delegation to con-
gress, clear gain of four members.
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M'KINLEY s DEFEAT CONCEDED .
RHODE ISLAND.
First Conversational District.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. 5.-The
First congressional district complete
gives spoone (R.) s6l6, Lehsam ID. }
10, 1872. Second district gives Arnold
(R.) 1926, Page o. S341. Trip (P.)
1856. Page lacks 795 of election, and
Arnold lscks 102.
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NEW MEXICO.


ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. Nov. 5.-The
congress, members of the council and
county officers. Anthony Joseph, 3D.
delegate, has carried ten out of fourteen
counties, with a majority of at least
1900. The Democrats have probably
majority of both houses of the legIsla-
ture, the first time IN twenty-fou years.
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LOUISIANA.
Democratic victory Cor Congrsssmep.

Democratic Victory for ConGrsssmeD.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 1.-The
latest return indicate that Aeyer d.
has defeated Alarmoth (R.) for congress
in the First district by 20. 900 majority !,
and that Logan d. has defeated Cole
mau (R.) for congress in the Second dis
IT ct by 5000. In other districts there
was no organized opposition to the DEM
ocrats.
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NEW JERSEY.

A Uemocrntlc Majority IN the AssemDIY
and Senate.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Nov. 5.-Chair-
man McDermott of the New Jersey state
Democratic committee says the Demo-
Gratis will have a majority of twenty in
the assembly and two in the senate.
TRENTON, n. j. Nov. 1.-The Demo-
cratic state committee comedies the cleo
ton of Bergen to congress from the First
congressional district of New Jersey.
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MISSISSIPPI.
A Solid Democrats Congress.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 5.-The DEM
ocratlc state committee has received re-
turns which assures the election of
solid Democratic congress by msjorities
ranging from 200 to 1000.
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ARKANSAS.

Republicans Claim the First and Second
Districts.
LITTLE Rock, ARK., Nov. 5.-The
Republican state committee claim the
election of Langley (R.) in the Second
district and Festherstoue (R.) in the
First.
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NEVADA.
Republicans Claim a Victory.

CARSON, New. Nov. 1.-THE indica-
tons are that Coulord (R.), candidate
for governor, and that Partine (R.) for
congress, carried the state by 1000.
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MINNESOTA.
Figures Favor the Democrats.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 5.-Late fig
ures are against the claim of the Repub-
lican committee and favorable to the
claim of Democracy. Chairman Camp
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ALABAMA.

Democratic Congressional Delegation.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. Nov. 5.-The
entire Democratic delegation is elected
to congress in Alabama.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Two Democratic Congressmen tiained.
Boston, MASS, Nov. 5.-The Demo-
Gratis have gained two congressman at
least.
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LATEST FROM IOWA.
KENTUCKY.
Democratic by Increased nIaiorities.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-Of the
eleven congressional districts in Ken
lucky, ten have gone Democratic by in
creased maiorities. The Eleventh is in
doubt
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CONNECTICUT.
Ler,uatnre AnnarentIr HepubIicnn.

LeSHAn'"'o app u ''' "
Hartford, CONN.,, Nov. D The leg
islsture is apparently Republican on a
Joint ballot
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HOLD Us, SOMEBODY!
Tho &. 0. P. Goes Down Under a
Democratic Landslide.
o,a democratic Maiorities Increased
and Trlumphs Reported
From New Fields.

,,. pesurt in Massachusetts a Surprise, the
psrrblrcans Dumb'oundpd, and Point
With Condemnation to the Tariff
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