The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-11-18

yer bas carried the State by 1000 major
lty and sheldon, Republican, is elected
Governor.
COMPLEXION OF THE FIFTY THIRD CON-
Nav YoRK-Additiona returns re-
sSeiYed here; Indicate thatt6s House of
- s tSisas Con-;
grcss WIN contaEn, ~ fhexf6s6it Of
the election, 224 Democrats, 1873 Re-
publicans aud 2 Fusionists or Far
mcrs' Alliance. Rhode Island failed to
elect chhcr candidate for representative,
but the probabilities favor the choice OF
two Republicans. This would make the
total opposition vote in the House 1872
and the Democratic majority 02, a loss
of 48.
ALABAMA.
BfRMINaHAM, ALA. 1t is estimated that
Clcveland's majority in Alabama will cX
coed $4,000. The Democrats have cleo
ted all their nine congressman.
WATSON DEFEATED.
THOMPSON, Ga The tenth district of
Georgia gives Black 5000 majority over
Watson.
BLEEDING KANSAS.
TOPEKA, KAN.-Tho Republican State
central Committee claim 5000 Republi
can majority in Kansas, while the chair.
Fl Ae Yol lP0R 9se ops| SaRs skt khe
all Congressman and majority in the
coming Legislature. Returns are coming
in very slowly.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO The returns from Illinois arc
still incomyl,t te bu: all indications point
to the carrying of the State by Cleveland
and Stevenson by plurality of from g.
900 to 10, 900, though tha: party is claim
i"g 1000 to 20, 900 majority.
CALIFORNIA AGAIN.
SAN FRANCISCO. two. thirds
of the vote OF California gives Harrison
%, $50; Cleveland 90, 1888; Weaver II, ,S05.
The indicati ons now arc, that the
State will give Cleveland plurality OF
abou', 5000. The Democrats elect Gcary
in the first congressional district, Cam.
inctti in the second, Mcguire in the
third and Cannon in the .ixth district
The Republicans. elect HIbern in the
fourth, Loud iu the fifth and Powers in
the seventh >'iss
JERRY SlMPsON ELECTED.
TOPEKA, KAN.--Thc Republicans hav..
majority Of the Legislature ON Joint
ballot of four-threc in the House and
ono in the Senate This will probably
be increased by two or three. The Re-
publicaps have elected three Congress
meu from the flr.t, second and fourth
districts, and the populists have elected
their candidates from the third, fifth,
sixth and seventh districts. Broder;ck's s
majority in the fifth district is over 3, 900.
FuDston's in the second is over 1000
and Gu it's in the fourth is about 5000.
The Populist, congressional majorities
are Hudson, third. 1000; Davis, fifth,
900; Baker, sixth, 20 0; Jerry Simpson,
seventh, 1000. All Peo, les party Co
grcssmcn are elected by greatly reduced
majorifics.
CARTER To HARRISON.
New YORK; Chairman Carter, of the
Republican nntion lseon.mittce, sent tho
following telegram 10 President Harri
son: 1.-The returns chow that We have
been defeated by pronounced Majority.
The defeat can only be attribmt d to n
reaction against the progressive policies
Of the Republican party.
(SigneU, THOMAS II. CARTER,
Chairman"
sHlFFTING FROM WEAVER TO HARRISON.
NEw York Il test returns transfer
South DakOta's cleo. oral votes from the
Weaver column to the Harrison column.
| This makes the totals rs follows:
Cleveland, 800.
Harrison, 1l0.
Weaver, %.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN. careful revis' on of tn,
press returns of the vote for Governor
in Massachu' etts Was made. The result
shows that Russell h 8 N plurality o
| 1887.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS INgv.
I ITABIE.
WAsHiHeToN.-rAmo the immcdi.
ate consequences of the verdict Mt the
polls, the strong probability Of Fifty.
third Congress being cnllci in extra scs.
| sion Immediately after Inauguration is
already being discussed here. ,A,ra
session OF the Senate is Away, callcl nj
tho bcginni 4 of II new administration @
| confirm the cabinet officers and the n, W
diplomatic representatives Of the United
States abroad. But the present e'ectiOn
hav;ng turned on questions of domestic
policy it is obvious to experienced poiit
ical leaders OF parties that an extra
session of both houses of Congress will
inevitably result. Secretary Of the
Treasury Foster, amongst others, admits
this.
THE PRESIDENTS FUTURE RESIDENCE.
EosroN lis it true that Ryesjdcnt
II .rrison talks. of taking up his resislenc,
in Bostop2', said a reporter 10 J. X. Nc
Kcc, the Pr. sident' saiNi.in-law. 1T Il
too carly to reply d6Si5teiy,n said Mr.
Mckee, ''but II the, President leaves
Washington d II the efforts of nysel
snd Ms. Mckee can prevail he ma.
como. lie was, up to short time ago
at least, firmly determined to return t,
Indianapolis at the close of his officis
career where almost his whole life ha
been passed. With mar at his ag