The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-11-09
GRAND
Republican Victories !!
New York Gives Nor
ton 10000.
Ohio Stands by Pro-
lection by Over
10000.
Republican Gains Everywhere

Republican Gains Everywhere
Below will be found the telegraph,
reports from all parts Of the country
cfKctSsATi, Nov. Tuesdays election, b.
thcreturns up 70 q. M appears TO have re.
fnited In n series Of republican victories al
most without precedent. New York state Is
republican by 10000. tho city elected o repub-
llran mayor by 5000. and Tammany has been
beaten Us never before, Indiana went 10000
republican, and Illinois turned out an old-time
republican plurality. Nearly every northern
state has fallen into republican line. The next
house Of Representatives Is reliably repub-
liean. Chairman Wilson Is defeated.
COLUMBUS o., Nov T.--Chairmnn Dick and
State Librarian Smith are ut work on IN esti-
mate Of the vote from county reports, Many
IRE not yet heard from nc ail. and in q number
OF those that have reported comparison is
made on the congressional ticket, instead OF
the state ticket TeeRrams are being sent 70
the county chairmcn for specific settlements.
state Librarian Smith saws now that the re-
publican plurality will probably approach sOo.-
90 closely. Chairman Disk now says that s.
X Harris Is certainly elected in the Thir-
feenth and A. S. Mcclure in the Seventeenth
district, making the republican strength in
the next Ohio delegation 10 sure,
he does not coucede the election of S0rg In
the Third district, nor Layton iu the Fourth
but he has telegram from W. d. Davis the
republican candidate In the Fourth district. in
which he claims his election. The democrats
ran not have more than two, and possibly no
members Of the next Ohio delegation in con-
gress
MAssiILos. o., Nov 7-atr. Coxey accepts
his defeat with serenity. He came to town
Wednesday morning for the news and dis
missed the unexpected drubbing by remarling
that IL proved the willingness OF the demo-
cratic party TO rally to the support OF policies
designed to benefit the people while the re-
publicans were welded to their idols He
clnins 10 have received 1900 votes and ex-
poets to run ahead OF the democratic candl-
date.
PARAMOUNT. W. Va, Nov. THE republic
ans carry this (Marlonl county by from 100 to
400. and elect Dayton for congress against Will
son. by majority in the district OF from 1000
70 900
cHARLEsTos. w. Va, Nov. 7.-Indieations
"Wednesday morning are that Jas. H. Huling.
republican candidate for congress, is elected
cter John ID. Anderson, dem, by 900 plurality.
Republicans claim 1900. The democratic ex-
scutiye committee has not yet conceded HUI
ing election. Counties In the Third district
can not be heard from. Private kilograms
rive Mcdowell TO Huling by $50 Mercer by
700 Alderson got Summers by 100 plu-
rslity A later dispatch gives Mcdowell 70
Huiiug by i.s0o plurality. The entire repub-
i.can county ticket. including the legislature,
Is elected by n good majority. q W. Patton.
r1n,hlicnn. hns probnhly beaten r. s. Carr
s.ieWsA Sal be- obtalncd vet from
bther counties. upshur gives Huling HOO
Fayette 1850 These two are according TO tele-
grams received at republican headquarters,
AARrIssBuRG. w. Va. Nov. 5.-Berkley
county gives Dayton. rep 800 maiority.repub
Z ftNnn Dufn N hara
on Wilson's defeat.
KISGwoop. W. Va, Nov dayton is GER
tatnly elected by 500
HAMPERS FERRY, W. Va. Nov. T.-Bolivar
and Harper's Ferry precints poll Az votes.
Wilson wins In both precincts by IL majority.
MoRGANrowE. w. Va. Nov. AN but one
precinct In Monongnhela county have been
heard from. Daytons majority over Wilson is
1850, republican gain of 800.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 7.-Gov. McCorkle
gives up the state. The house Will be republic
rnr by good majority. 1t looks like the state
senate is q stand-oR Democrats may get IA
out Of &c senator's, which will give the republl-
eans majority on joint ballot of or :. Elk
ms VII be the next U. s. senator.
INV YORK, Nov. IAN afternoon paper of
democratic leaning says that only one demo-
ernt has been elected TO congress in Pennsyl-
vania This Is Erdman in the Ninth district.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IA Lexington dis
defeat of Owens and place the majority ut
about COO The air Is blue At Owens headQuart-
ers with shouts of vengeance against the Breck-
inridge men and they swear that no Brectin-
ridge man shall be elected to oftice until Owens
Is sent 10 congress.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. THE partial re-
turns ;eceived from Indiana indicate that the
state is republican by Mt least $1,000, The re-
publican state committee says II will not be
surprised itthe plurality reaches 1000. 1t is
the most sweeping victory ever won by any
political party In Indiana. The first returns
received showed strong republican gains, They
came from the labor centers, and the demo-
Gratis at headquarters expressed the hope that
the tide would turn when the country
vote began coming in. Late Tuesday night re-
turns began to arrive from all parts OF the
state and from everywhere came the story OF
gains. The returns thus far received show an
average republican gain Of about forty votes
20 the precinct. II is doubtful. however
whether this ratio will hold upto the end. for
1t is expected that II will be cut down by the
returns from the agricultural districts, but II
II should be cut 10 twenty to the precinct the
republican majority will be over 10000
Returns from the congressional districts
have been slow in coming in, but the scatter
ing figures received. considered In connection
with the great republican gains in every part
Of the state. indicate that the republicans
have elected eleven. and possibly all thirteen
have hopes that $. NJ, Stodkslager. in the
Third, and W S. Holman, in the Fourth dis.
trict, have been elected.
The legislature Is republican in botk
branches, There will be In the house about @
republicans and ~ democrats; In the senat,
about 80 republicans and 20 democrats
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. There is littl,
or no doubt but that twelve Of the thirteen In
diana congressional districts have been car
RED by the republicans by majorities ranging
from 800 te 10000 They are:
First, Heininway; Second. Hardy: Third
Traeewell: Fifth. overstreet: Sixth, johnson
Seventh. Henry: Eighth, Faris: Ninth. Hanly
Tenth. Hatch: Eleventh, Steele: Twelfth
Leighty: Thirteenth Royse. The Fourtl
(HolmnD'sl district is In doubt.
TRENTON, n, j.. Nov. T.-Returns indcat
the election OF enough republicans 10 Civ
them the Legislature by o majority OF % Of
joint ballot. which insures the election of re
publican successor to Senator Mcpherson. Re
p'4olican leaders claim the election OF theil
Congressional candidates in the First. Second
Fifth, Sixth and Eighth districts.
WASHINGTON. Nov, 7-chnirman Babcock
o. the republican congressional committee
slams that the republicans will organize tn,
next United States senate. While the returns
are incomplete, his information Is that tn,
Tennessee legislature is republican and vii
send a member OF that party to succeed Har
ms A dispatch from Chairman Holton, o
South Carolina state committee and Congress
man Settle says: I'VE have carried the stat
u We can hold IL"
WILMINGTON. Del Nov. Z-Delaware com
pleted: New Castle county $50 republican ma
iority; Kent 100 democratic majority; SUSSEX
10 republican majority; net republican ma
iOrtty 200 Republicans elect governor ant
congressman and local tickets In two counties