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GENERAL HARRIsoN's VIEWS.
The Most Extraordinary Political Rev
olution Ever Witnessed. 81

indianapolis, Nov. 7.--In response to
a request by an Associated Press re-
porter for the expression Of his views
regarding the results Of yesterdays
election, Harrison said:
1T was the most extraordinary po-
lltical revolution the country has ever
witnessed. wherever there was free
battot vote Of confidence given In 1891
to the Democratic party, If one was
given It has been recalled, and a vote
Of utter and final reputation substi'
tuted. The incoheran,e Of the Demo
cratic party was revealed the moment
power was given to 1t to deal with
national affairs. The insincerity Of iti
platform was exposed when BE It en-
acted" took the place Of "be It re-
solved" A vast majority of our people
believe in a protective tariff, but never
so many and so strongly as now. They
differ as to rates and schedules, but
not as to principle. They believe In
reciprocity as the best method Of get.
ting foreign markets They believe ir
a progressive and American foreign
policy. WorlSingmen voted their pre-
judices in 1892; this year they votet
their patriotism and love OF home
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A REPUBLICAN HOUSE
Probably the Senate viii Also
Fall in Line.
MISSOURI HAS A GREAT SURPRISE
The Entire State Ticket is Re-
publican by 10000.
TENNESSEE STILL DOUBTFUL.
Hill Gets a Small Majority in New
York City But LOoses the State
By Over 10000.
TENNESSEE STILL DOUBTFUL
Associated Press.

washington, Nov. 7.-Reports receiv-
ed to o'clock tonight indicate the
next senate will have 40 Democrats
Al Republicans, and Populists' while
the attitude Of the successor of Senator
Harris, of Tennessee, is still In doubt
In this classification Senators Stewart
and Jones. of Nevada, who were eject
ed by the Republicans, but who have
announced their separation from that
party, and Gov. Tillman, who viii be
doubtless elected by the so-called inde-
pendent Democrats of the South Caro-
lima legislature, are put in the Populist
column. Tillman will probably vote
with the Democrats on organization
and Stewart and Jones, of Nevada
and Peffer, with the Republicans. This
would throw the balance of power in
the hands of the Populists
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GOVERNOR wAIrEs OPINION.
He Believes Wall Street Bought the
Result.

Denver, Nov 7.-Governor Waite
conceded the defeat Of his party early
today. "To my mind" said he, 1T
proves concluslvely that the money
power has dominated this election
from beginning to end. and that the
Democratic party is most responsible
from the fact that they vote the Re-
publican ticket instead Of their own,
/ made up my mind several years age
that there was only one way to rescue
the country from the conditions now
existing, and for which the money
power is responsible, and that was ia
fight them tooth and nail. believe
the influence Of Wall street must be re-
moved from Congress.
1.-THE result in Colorado can be ac.
counted for from the fact that the Dem
ocratic party have almost to a mar
voted for the Republican ticket. Il
proves to me that there is absolutely
no difference in the financial policy O.
the Democratic and Republican par
ties in Colorado, as the Democrats un
doubtedly voted the Republican ticke
on account Of orders received from
Washington
When asked II he thought the Popu
list party would ever again regair
power, the Governor said: Il believ'
it will, but 1t may not be for SOM
time"
The governor said the women's inhu
ence in the cities where It Is the great
est, was exerted against him. Th
women. he said. must be educated Z
think for themselves, and not be con
trolled by the money power as the me-
are.
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IN WALL sTREET.
Republican Success Gives Stocks
Strong Tone.

New York, Nov I.--Speculation Oh the
stock exchange this morning was
marked by a very strong tone. and
there was good buying throughout the
entire list. 1t was very evident that
Wall street was satisfied by the cleo
ton and believes that Republican sue.
cess will be followed by a revival of
trade and general business improve
ment throughout the country.
The significance of the result from
a speculative point Of view, and what
makes it certain as the street reads the
situation, that for the present no tariff
tinkering will be induced with its dis
turbing influences of the community
and the downfall Of the Popullsts In
the West checks the growth of agita'
tion which had already become pow
erful enough to be hurtful to business
in the street by reason of attacking
the stability of the monitary system
and tending toward imitation.
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OHIO.

Cleveland, Nov. 1.-THE latest advices
from the state indicate the Republicans
have elected candidates for congress
in every district except the third, where
sorg, Democrat, has been elected. and
the Fourth. where the result 10 stlIl in
doubt. The Republicans will have 10.
and possibly 20 members in the next
congress from Ohio. Tom L. Johnson,
Democrat. is defeated by Theodore o.
Buxton. Republican, who has a plu-
ralIty Of 1852.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Nov. 7-Returns today
show continued gains for the Kepubli-
cans on the state ticket, headed by
wuIlf for state treasurer Indications
were for Republican plurality Of 1907
900.
Every man on the Republican county
ticket is elected by pIuraIities ranging
from 1900 TO 5000. The state legis.
iature win be Republican. Insuring a
Republican successor to culIom. Tho
surprising Republican gains indicate
each Of the seven congressional districts
in the city Republican. with the pos
sIble exception Of Congressman Nc
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Indianapolis. Nov. 7.--Partial returns
indicate the state Republican by OF
least $4,000. The Republican state com.
mittee says it will not be surprised II
the plurality reaches 10000. The Re-
publicans have elected eleven, and
possibly all of the thirteen members Of
congress. The Democrats still have
hopes that S. M. stockslager In the
Third, and w. shotman in the Fourth
districts are elected. The legislature
is Republican in both branches.
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COLORADO.

Denver Nov. 7-Returns come IN
slowly. according to the latest estimate
the Republican state ticket has plu-
rality of 10000. Shafrath, Republican,
is elected to congress from the First
district, and probably Bowen, Repup-
lican, in the Second. The legislature
is Ga Republicans. 43 Democrats and
Popullsts, and three doubtful.
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A REpuBL1cAN EsTIMATE.

washington, Nov. THE Republi-
can congressional committee has given
out an estimate claiming that In the
house Of the Fifty-fourth Congress the
Republicans will have a majority OF
the delegations Of thirty states, the
Democrats twelve, and the Populists
one, with Maryland divided evenly
giving the Republicans more than two
thirds Of majority by states, should
the next presidential election be thrown
into the house.
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DEMocRArs DID NOT COME our.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov, 7,-wHiie
Republics, niprality in Ohio islif
double M Alleys plurality OF
last year. the total vote for the X
publican ticket falls several thous'a
short of the vote Tor Mckinley, Oh, os
ing result due TO the Democrs =
vote not coming out.
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MINNEsoTA.

Minneapolis. Nov. 1.-THE RepublI-
cans have swept Hennepin county,
giving Nelson for governor, 5000 plus
ralIty, and electing Loren Fletcher 70
congress by 1000 and Robert Pratt
mayor OF Minneapolis by 5000 and
winning the county and city tickets.
Minnesota elects six Republican con-
gressmen, with the result in the Third
district stIll in doubt. The legislature
win be heavily Republican, sending a
Republican senator to succeed Wash-
burn.
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twelve Democrats. This insures Re-
publican successor to Senator Higgins.
NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. 7.-Bartlett. Dems
ocrat is elected to congress from the
Seventh district, instead Of Fort, Re-
publican, as previously reported. The
complexion Of the congressional dele
CATION from New York state. according
to nearly complete returns, is thirty
Republicans and four Democrats. The
Republicans gain fifteen.
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wAsH1NGToN. D. c.

washington, Nov. 7.-chairman Bah
cock. of the Republican congressional
committee, claims the Republicans VIII
organize the next United States SEN
ate. His information is that the Ten
nessee legislature will sent Republi-
can to succeed Harris.
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FAULKNER GIVES UP.

washington, Nov. 7.-senator Faulk-
ner chairman Of the Democratic con-
eressional committee, comedies the
house 20 the Republicans by 65 to 70
plurality. The senate will not be Re
publican, he says, unless that party
carries Tennessee. which is still uncer-
tain. or unless PETER votes with the
pannhlieans.
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WASHINGTON.

Tacoma, Nov. 7.--secretary cowan,
of the Republican state central com,
mittee, now claims 70 members Of the
next legislature out Of total OF M,
giving a majority on joint ballot Of
%. The Republican state ticket is
elected by SO large majority that the
counts have ceased h
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WASHINGTON GIVES THE USUAL
MAJORITY.

Seattle, Nov. 7.-Returns for one
fourth of the entire state Of Washing
ton show the following results for
congressman: Doolittle, Republican,
S,725; Hyde. 1854. Houston, Democrat,
2,4e2; Caton. 1850. Adams, Populist,
1869; vanPatton. 4,7SO. The Republic
can plurality in the state will probably
be about $4,000 Dunbar and Gordon,
Republicans, for supreme judges, are
elected by about the same pluralities
ss the congressman. The Legislature
is Republican in both branches, and
on Joint ballot the Republicans Will
have at least twenty-five majority. In
suring the election Of Republican
United ststes senator now existing.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Nov. 7.--only a third Of the
state has been heard from. The fig-
ures received indicate the election Of
Holcomb, Populist-Democrat for gov-
ernor. by q small plurality The Re-
nublicans have probably elected five
Of the six congressman, with the re-
suit in the Sixth still In doubt. outside
the governor the Republican state
ticket is elected. and the Legislature ID
probably Republican on Joint ballot
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THEY DIDN'T LIKE Ir.
For UNFOLDING the Law. an officer Is
Showed Under.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 7.-sherlff Cook.
OF Washington Court House who pre-
vented the mob from hanging the ne-
gro who confessed to rape and was
sent to prison for 20 years, was defeat-
ed at the election by 1850. lie was a
Republican and had 1000 votes in his
favor to start with.
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NEW YoRRs CORRECTED vorl

New York, Nov. 7.-The total correct
ed vote for governor outside of suili-
van county, was 1,2Os,25e, of which
Morton received GG7,5S5; Hill, bl4,ls4;
wheeler, 24,511. Morton's plurality
159S4G: Morton's majority, 126,2SS
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KANSAS IS REPUBLICAN.

Topeka, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
have carried Kansas by plurality OF
possibly 10000. and will have a slight
majority over all. The legislature 10
Republican by 45 majority on joint
ballot
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RHODE ISLAND.

Boston, Nov 7.--Rhode Island elects
both Republican congressman by over
1900 majority. A telegram from Hart
ford reports the Republican state tick
ct and four Republican congressman
chosen In Connecticut.
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A SUMMING UP.

washington, Nov. 1.-THE loss OF
Kansas, New Jersey and South Caro-
lima reduce the present democratic TO-
tai in the senate from a to Il. The
present Republican strength in the sem
ate Of SS promises to be increased
by the senators from New Jersey
Kansas, Montana, Washington, and
Wyoming. The last three are vacan-
cies. The Republicans are likely to
lose Nebraska. This makes q gain of
five and loss of /, or gain OF four
raising the Republican to total oil
AZ. The Populists now have three SEN
ators. The. -Feturns Indicate one for
them, in South Carolina and Nebraska,
making their total five. Senators Jones
and Stewart, of Nevada, have of late
affiliated with. the Populists, so their
strength may be increased, and the
Republicans decreased, by two. The
estimate of the next senate by Chair
man Babsock gives the Republicans A.
out of SO senator's He counts upon
Peffer's cooperation to organize.
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DELAWARE.

wilmington. Nov. 7.--Delaware COM
plete gives the Republican majority
100. The Republicans elect the gov
ernor and congressman The legisla'
ture win stand eighteen Republicans
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GREAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY

Chicago, Nov. 7-chairman Tanner
says the Republicans have a plurality
in Illinois Of over 125,OOO They have
elected nineteen congressman out OF
twenty-five, with two remaining still
In doubt. tfatf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-08
FOR GREATER NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. THE returns from
all except few missing election dis
tricts show an apparent plurality In
New York city for the consolidation
of greater New York of over $4,000 IN
the city.
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HoLcoMB IN NnnRAsKA.

Omaha, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
state committee concede Holcomb, fu-
sIonist, Is elected governor by 1000
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THE HOUSE CERTAINLY REPUB-
LICAN.

Washington, Nov. 7.-When Chairman
Babcock, of the Republican congress
sional committee left the Republican
headquarters tonight he said the re-
ports received during the day give
the Republicans 2SO out of the 1856 mem
bers Of the house beyond peradventure,
while there was a possibility OF Sc
curing 27 additional members. II these
claims are realized, 1t will give the Re
publicans 257 members, or a majority
of SO.
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KANSAS.


Topeka, Nov. 7--Chairman Brieden-
thai still claims the state for the Pop
ullsts, and Ave of eight congressman.
Attorney General Title. however. con-
oedes Kansas to the Republicans. The
Republican state committee says all
the returns received show Republican
gains.
Topeka, Nov. 7--chnirman Breiden-
thai, Of the Forulist state central COM
.mlttec. at noon today said; I'VE nre
beaten / feel as IL had been through
. threshins machine" He conceded
the Republicans had carried the en-
tire state and every one Of the eight
congressional districts. with a possible
chance for the Popullsts In the Sev-
snth (simpsons) and Sixth (Baaer's)
districts. The Republican state central
committee say that Morrill, will carry
Kansas by $1,000 plurality. The RE
publicans have elected 50 members Of
the legislature out Of 1876, ana the snf-
frage amendment. Is probably beaten.
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HILL IN NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE revised total
vote for governor in New York city
give Hln plurality Of 2,9O7-
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NORTH CAROLINA.

washington, Nov. 7.--North Carolina
mas undoubtedly elected Republican
legislature.
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lwAsHINGToN's LEaIsLATURD.

Seattle, Nov. 1.-THE Post-Intelligen-
Ger makes the composition OF the next
legislature as follows: ate-Repub-
licans, 2e; Democrats. 8. House-Re'
publicans. 81; Democrats, 10; Populists,
g. Republican majority on Joint ballot,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-08
Gov. McKINLEY PLEASED.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 7.--Gov, Nc.
Rinley was in his ONCE early, consId.
ering that he was out almost all Of
last night. Being asked what bf
thought about the situation, he pre-
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ferred not to talk. He would only
say: "The sweeping Republican, vic
tories indicated at this hour are inn
pressive. They need no Interpretation.
They express better than words. the
revised and deliberate judgment Of the
people upon public questions involved
in the political contest now closed"
Cincinnati, Nov. 7.--Returns indicate
that the Republican plurality for Sec
retary Of state will exceed 10000, The
present Ohio delegation in congress
consists Of II Democrats and 10 Repub-
licans The newly elected delegation
consists Of 10 Republicans and two
Democrats. P. F. sorg and F, G. lay
ton. Democrats, are elected by plu-
ralItles less than 100.
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Gann,s district. Some Of the Demo-
cratic managers concede his defeat to-
dav
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You Can't
Eat a Piano

Nor wear t-nor live in it. Consequently 1T
is not really necessity. But do we llveJust
to eat sleep and clothes? Music
should brighten every home and the piano with its compliment o
sheet music should be placed within the reach OF all we nave
5000 pieces of sheet music that selling at 1Oc sheet lou
have paid from 40c to 60c for the same
GRIFFIN 6 REED.