The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-17
certainly gained thrcc, and probably
four of tho districts, and claim elev,

II. c. Van Voorhis in the Fifteenth. S.
A. Nor.hway in the Nineteenth, W. J.
White in the Twentieth. Democrats:
George W. Eouk in the Third, +. c.
layton in the Fourth, D. ID. Donovan
in the Fifth, Byron Ritchie in the Ninth,
J. II. Cultivate in the Twelfth, d. d.
Hare in the Thirteen h, A. J. Pearson
in the Sixteenth. James Richards in the
Seventeenth, George p. Ikert in the
Eighteenth, and Thomas L. johnson in
tn: Twe2:y-first.
Returns from Many States.
Pennsylvania The Republicans male
clean sweep, by $4,000 majority.
Wyomine-The Weaver electors and
the Democratic State ticket have been
elected.
Vermont-Returns received from fifty
Vermont towns give Harrison 2,7o5;
Cleveland. 5.6Os.
New Mexico-Joseph Dem.l is re-
turned to Congress. Republicans con-
troll the Legislature.
Mississippi - Cleveland carries the
State by 10000. The Democrats elect
all their congressman.
Oregon-The Democratic State Com
mittee comedies the electoral vote to
Harrison except one.
Maine-Harrison's plurality in Maine
will be less than 1",0a,', a Republicans
loss of 5000 since 1888.
Iontana-Has chosen Harrison Elect.
o's and the Keru' 'licans c.cct major.
ity OF the r State ticket.
Rhode Islam ani--Harrison's majority in
Rhole Island is less than 3,0l,. Capron
(Eep.) is elected to Congress-.
will fall little short Of l2,GGO Werts
Dem, for Governor, i, chosen.
Maryand-t leveland's majority wi!
hc over 100 o. All six Democ. ate
Congress snen have been elected.
Nirginia-Virginia is Democratic by
nearly $4,000. 4 solid Democratic del
egation has been returned to Cong ;ess.
Idaho-This state has elected Weaver
electors. but the Republicans have
elected Swee4 and Mcconnell. to Con-
gress
Georgia-Full returns show the cleo
ticn OF the entire Democratic ticaet.
The ma; ;;ority for Cleve.an may rea h
7o,OGP.
Louis: :ana-The entire Democratic
delegation to Congress is o:en an3
the State goes for Cleveland by more
than .0,0C0.
Moth Carolna-The Democra' ic ma.
| jority will probably be reduced by the
PEOPLES party vote, but not enough &c
hur, the ticket.
New Hampsh;re-The majority for
| Harrison in New Hamp hire is abou,
| $500. The Legis lature VII rrot ably
| elect the governor.
FIurida-Democrats claim 22, 600 ma
| jority for the Cleveland electors. There
| was no Republican ticket, and the third
parry vote was light.
AIabama-Returns indicate n majority
of at least $1,000 for Cleveland. All
the Democratic candidates for Congress
| have safe ma. .oriti. $.
Delaware-The Republicans conce lie
| 1,G00 Democratic majority. A Demo-
cratic legislature is chosen, insuring
the reelection OF Senator Gray.
ticket has beea elected 10y a plura ,ity of
l7.m", and the Demo rats have carried
thirteen out OF the fifta, districts.
Arkansas-Cleveland's majority will
not fall te,ow 20.0Or. The Eeno rat 6
hive elected five Congressman and the
| Populists claim to have returned one.
Tennessee-Clevelan has 65, 900 plu-
rality and Peter Turney is elected Gov
ernor by 10000. buchanan, the third
party candidate, polled only $1,000
votes.
| Sol'h Carolina-C levelanl's ma ;ority
| will not fall much below A., a,OG0. Hcmo-
era have elected Con ressmcn in
| every district except the Seventh, which
| is in doubt.
Washing;on-Harr.son has at least
| 5.GG0 plurality. McGrcw, Rep, for Gov
| ernor, leads, while the vote on the two
! congressman is close, favoring the Re-
publicans. No estimates on the Legis-
lature.
Connecticut - C,evelandrs plurality,
5,417. Four years ago 1t WAS 1896. The
e1tire Democratic ticket is probably
elected. The State Senate is tic. and
the Eepubl cans have about 20 majority
in the House.
West Viryinia-The Tcmecrats conf
IDENTIFY claim the eecticn of all four
| Congressman. Clevelant will undoubt-
cdy be given the Electoral vote, and
the election of the entire Democratic
State ticke: is generally conceded.
Colorado-Weaver has carried the
State. Roth the fusion candidates for
Congrcs; have been elected by safe
ma ..orit:es. The Legislature is in the
hands Of the Populists and Democrats,
which insure, the ele e:tion of Demo-
cratic Senat IF.
Texas-Cleveland has carried the
State, but the race between Hogg, Dem,
ard Clark for Governor Is very close,
with indications favoring the former.
The Populis:s have probably captured
two ann the Republicans one Congress
man out OF thirteen.
kansas-The Democratic State Com.
mittee says the Weaver electors will
have a majority in the State of % 900;
that Lewelling, for Governor, will have
1900 majority, and that the Democrats
and Populists will get seven out OF the
ten Congressman.
Massachusetts-The Republican ticket
was completely successful by plu, alities
from 1908 down. except Ru sell, Dem.
who has 1000. The Legislature is
heavily Rel u lican in both branches.
Of the thi teen congressman the Re-
publicans carried ten.
California - The Democratic Safe
Committee announces that the State
has gone for Cleveland abolt 7,O01 m l.
joritv. Chairman Myers, OF the Repub-
lican Committee, cOncurs. The Con.
sressional delegation is probably five
Republicans and four Democrats.
, Kentucky The Democrats have
elected Congressman in the First, Third,
Fourth, Fifth. Sixth. Seventh. Eighth,
Ninth, and Tenth Districts, and the Re-
pub.icans in the Eleventh. The Second
is doubtful. Cleveland receives about
the same plurality as four years ago.
Nevada-It is conceded by all that
: Weaver has carried Nevada by 1,5aO
New.ands, silver party, Is ele tied to
Congress. As to the Legis. .ure, it is
generally believed the silver party has
majority, which will insure the re-
election Uf Stewart to the United States
Senate.
New York-Cleveland plurality in
New York State is about $4,000. In
New York City it is IS, 500, and in Kings
| County about q OlQ The New York