The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-10
M'KINLEY STOCK RISING
TOM REED HIS ONLY RIVAL
Populists Admit That They Have
Lost Ground In kansas-Senator
Toller Takes a Shot or Two
at Cleveland.

BosToS, Nov. s.-The consensus Of
opinion in . series OF interviews with
leading Massachusetts, republicans scoms
to point toward the states choice Of Nc
kiniey for the next republican candidate
for president. Tho only other candidate
mentioned Is Thomas b. Reed. He has
not SO many outspokcn admirers as tho
man from Ohio.
Drs MONIES, Nov. 9.-The election Of q
republican legislature means that o re-
publican United States senator will be
| elected at tho coming session of the
general assembly to succeed Senator
/ James Wilson Of Fairfield. whose term ex.
| pires In March, 1896. The candidates are
Congressman Gear of Burlington, and
Hepburn OF Clarinda, Attorney General
John Y. Stone and A. b. Cum mipgs of
Dcs Mniues.
DENVER, Nov. g. Senator Teller mr.
rived here from Washington yesterday.
Speaking OF the election he said: The
only construction that can be placed upon
the result in the country at large 10 that It
! Is pronounced condemnation of Cleve-
lands administration. ! was Informed,
not by the president himself, but by good
authority, that President Cleveland has
always believed the November elections
would be a complete vindication Of his
course. He was often warned by demo-
cratic members that he would get himself
aad his party into trouble IL he continued
in tho course he had marked out, but he
1 knew better than they did, and now no
has heard from tho country. Now We will
get no relief from congress as long as
Cleveland holds tho veto power and Eng
i In nd cnut initna In nnlicv- Silver
| will not, think. 20 lower than il Is now,
| and may go higher"
ToPEKA, Kan. Nov. 9.-Additional re-
| turns from Tuesdays elections swell tho
republican plurallties and the populists,
| who were SO hopeful yesterday, concede
that they have bcen badly defeated. Suf-
hcient returns have been received to war
| rant the republican claim of large plu-
rali,y Of the aggregate vote, and II will
. probably appear that the victory is really
| a majority over both populists and
democrats. Of IL judges elected
| tho popu!ist chairman. Breidenthal,
claims only three, with possibility of two
| more. At republican headquarters the
| following summary was made: Rcpub-
lican counties, 45; popvsist counties, Q; d.
vidcd, %; to be heard from, "a. Repub-
lican officers elected in divided counties,
los; populists in the same, 50.
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