The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-11-14
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claim 70 have cGfTtSA SfS1 tHo Silpol0
Creek Dtetrlct which Was expected to
s:vs q large majority for Waite.
OKLAHOMA IN FASHION.
Gn.hrle, Okla. Nov. 7.-Ratu7Is
FROM tbe e.Daj0r portioG Of tie Territory
make it Yo>s,.l4 :hat Flynn, R-pubii-
can daInqat8 - Congress, viii have
fully $500 m2j"Ticy. The Territorial
JoqisIatuTe Will b3 close with the
baiauce Of power ID the hands OF the
P0po!ns.F8.
MONTANA WITH THE REST.
Bate, MCnf =, Nov. The iates1 re-
turns ind}ca'e hat toe Republicans
win have ajorltv on joint ballos IL
the Lesi8la7uIe. This insures the ei2c-
tion of two Republican United States
Senator's.
TENNESSEE LOST.
Nashville, renu., Nov. THE re.
tur1s from Tennessee indicate that
Henry Clay Evans, Republican, mas
bseD elected Governor. The Leglsla-
tura is safely Democratic.
MISSISSIPPI IS SOLD.
Jackson, Miss. Nov. 7-Later re-
t1Tps confirm reports that all the Da-
mocra.ic CGDgres5man wer- elected.
Danny in the Sixth District was alFen
toe closest run By Hawthorn. Popu-
lists have made wonderful gains over
the last eIerti"n.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Pierre. S. d, Nov. 7.-Sneldos (Rep
is elected Governor by not less than lO,
600 piuraiity. Both Republican candl-
dates for Congress are elected aid the
LEGISLATURE is overwhelmingly Repuo-
lican.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Bismarck, n. D, Nov. Tine Re-
puhIicaps nave carried almost every
county 10 the State and the Governor
sbio by 1900. Congressman johnson
has 200 more than Muir (Rep), and
Popu.ist aud Democrats c>m3tned
only get twenty-five members or the
legislature.
NEW JERSEY GOES WRONG.
Trenton, n. j.. Nov. 7.-rhe Re
puplicans made clean sweep OF the
CONGRESSIONAL delegation in this State.
The next Senate viii stand seventee n
Republicans and four Democrats: The
House will stapd tifty-S!x Repuollcans
AID four Democrats. The Republican
majority on ballot sixty-fve. This
will insure lhe return of Republican
successor to john r. Mcpherson 10 the
limited States Senate. The four Demo
Gratis elected to the Assembly are Rich,
ard NJ. Smart, Pierce Fleming ana
James Usher, in Hudson, and ". "
Alpaugh III MuGterdon.
A SAFE PLURALITY.
CHICAGO, Nov. Late returns
show the Republicans have elected
their State ticket BY plurality OF al
least $4,000. Cook County goes Re
pnbljcan ry majorities Ianslng from
25OOO to 10000. The uew Legislature
will be REPUBLICAN in both branches by
q majority of from 25 to 40 on joint
ba!Io:. This practically insures the re-
election Of Cullon to the United States
Senate. Fer Congress the Republicans
have ca ptured 20 ard posslo!e Il or tne
% districts. Il the sixteenth Dlstrlc[
F. E. DouaeN (Dem.) defeated Gen; >.
|. RaGEiker bJ small majority. Eoe
Tnird District (CAicagc) Will be IN
douot until the official count Is made.
The returcs from fge precincts are
missing" The ipcAnpiete returos give
BalknaD (Rep) 160 maj3risy ever Nc
Gam de NJ AS the missing Lreclncts
are strongly Democratic, 1t IS possible
that CONGRESSMAN McGaun may pull
through.
DEMOCRATS ARE SICK.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. Tine retorns
no y show tnaJ the Republican plurali
fv in Ohio Is about 135,0J0 The Re
Dublic2ns have elscIed ntuetsea OF thf
W. -,tv.ora Congress&sn beyond
GouD5 ana passtpTy one o!Ger, W. d
Davis IA the Fourth District. The re
suit there will be 50 close that probaol.
the official accouot viii be necessary t(
determine it. Sorg CO9m) is elected II
tie Third District Or the unot1c!al re
turns By 153 votes.
MISSOURI IN THE RANKS.
ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. 1T seem
likely that Missouri has joined the he
publican ranks. Governor Stone con
cedes that the next Legislature will o.
Republican. Everything indicates
tha5 the Republicans have elsctee
eight C0ngresswen and that hseco
BLAND and Dockery ara among the de
feaced. Van Horn, Republican, a
Kansas City admits that ne is oeaIsl
By Tarsney on the face OF the returns
| but says he will contest II ING aouse
So,oe of the counties, such as Billlnse
for twenty years Democratic, elec1et
the full R9publ:ean ticket by lndisput
abla pIuralities. An irregularity ID 81
Iosenh nav turn over Copgressiona
chair to that party.
IDAHO IN THE SWIM.
BOISE CITY, Idano, Nov. l.-tne Ss
ppbnc2n State committee Is satlshe
| that the party's entire State aGd Cou
qressionul tickets are elected. In
| Legislature will be Republican. OCc
of fifty-four in both houses, the Rspui
Hcans will have thirty-one at ieasG an
this will probably be Increased. SEM
tor S1cup will probably be reelected.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE. Wyoming. NOV. ~.
complete returns from every county
Wvomipp show that Frank W. MO!
deli. rep candidate for Congress, WI
have at least 900 plurality. hcnar'
for Governor aud the rest OF the Il
nubiican ticket will be elected Dy
at least 1900. The Republicans W
have SO of the 55 memosrs of the ne'
Legislature, insuriog the election
both Senators.
FUSIONISTS WIN.
2 OMAHA. Neb., Nov. Slate return
! including Lancaster and Gage COUNT
! the Republican strongholds. give IL
> comb. Populist. Democrat, 600 plurall
) over Majors, Republican. Retur
] coming in Continue to swell thiS pl
. rality.
, MoRToNs BIG PLURALITY.
e NEW YORK, Nov. THE total c(
: rected yote tor Governor in New "
:. State. Sullivan County ou-, stands
follows: Hill 5l4,073. Morton 66l,4
Wheeler 27,l08; total, l,2Oo,6OO., No
! toms pluranty 1896. Morton's N
: jority 1888
0 OVER two 4UNDRED THOUSAND.
Y PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 7.-CoDpls
0 returns received up 10 !nid0lghe Irc
r all bu5 half dcz9n of the siXJy-seV
= eounties in this State give Has. ing:
e pIura!lY OF 233 .37S. j gain CT l69,t
:. over 1892, wen Harrison'5 p'ura;1
q was 63,6l7. TIE counties 10 which
couna has not get been completed ID
>, | oS5 . NOO or 2 On0 "a r 3StIlgS' Dlurai