The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-11-09

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rHti.ApI1PHfA. PA. Nov. The demo-
cratic dissensfons in the Third congressional
district, nov represented by LIZ. VIM. &c +
tden.l and for 50 many years repTesertcd BY
the late Samuel Randall. was shown Tuesday
10 have been even greater than the mostiope-
full republican had anticipated. MeCulien, Tie
democratic candidate, Is defeated b. Halter
man trepJ by 5000 majority.
The following congressman were elected ln
| Pennsylvania Tuesday; At large, Galrsh,t A
Grow trepJ. George Il HUI lrepI; f1r{tdis-
trict, H. II. Bingham, (rep.l: second, Robert
Hams. IT., trep1: Third, Frederick Haitcrinan
(rep): Fourth. John E. Reyburn (rep y; Fifth
trep); Eighth. Joseph J. Hart taeml
Ninth, c. j. Efdnian tdeml Tenth
Marriott Brocius trepl; Eleventh.
Joseph A. scranton trep): Fourteenth
Ephriam ~. Wooter (repll: If
teenth, Myron b. Wright trep1; Seventeenth,
Charles 4. Buckalew (dem.l: Eightcenth,
Thaddens NJ Mahon trep): Twentieth. Josiah
D. Hicks trep.J; Twenty-tirst. Daniel b. Heiner
trep.): Twenty-see0nd. John Daizeli lrep.5.
Twenty-third, VIM. A. Stone trep.l; Twenty
fourth. Ernest +. Aeheson rep); Twenty
fifth. Thomas w. Phillips trep): Twenty-sey-
enth chas w. Stone (repl. All Of the above
are reelected except Hun, Hnlterman. Buela-
lew and Adhesion.
cHARLEsTo.. S. C., Nov. 7.--Returns from
various sections OF This state indicate the cleo
tion Of John Gary Eynns. the regular demo-
crutic candidate for governor by from 0000 70
lb,00O votes and the adoption Of the call for a
constitutional convention. The democrats
carry all the seven congressional districts
Elliott, the democrat in the First. and Stokes
in the Seventh. the only two doubtful districts.
having both received majorities hanging from
900 10 5000 The vote was very light, owing 10
complications in the registration law.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. s.-The election
was for congressional candidates only. There
was light vote polled, with the election OF
Cooper tdem.l and Sparkmar idem.l assured.
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. lot Georgia's election
districts. ten certainly elect democratic nomi-
nees The Seventh Is also probably demo-
cratic
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Returns from
% towns out OF les. including the city OF Mer-
idnn, show republican gains OF a3Is over
the vote OF the election Of isas
Biggett (dem.) for congress. in the Second
district, Is defeated beyond doubt. All Com
nccticut towns show good republican gains.
Returns from twenty towns out OF 100 IN this 4
state show republican gain OF 1923 over the
vote OF 1899 Returns from seven towns out of
the Second congressional district show a re-
publican gain OF 555 over the vote for congress-
man In 1892,
DENVER, Col. Nov. z.-rhc town OF cripple
Creek gives the state and congressional repub-
lean ticket lb00 majority. Chairman Rowbert
claims the entire suite republican ticket elect
ed by $1,000 majority.
DIES MONIES. In. Nov. THE day was please
ant throughout Iowa, but light vote was
polled The returns come in slowly. because
of the late hour at which the polls closed
Enough are ut hand to Indicate the ection of
the entire republican ticket by 5000 with the
exception of Judge Granger to the superior
court and r. 1. Saifnger for supreme court,
whose opponents were Endorsed by the popu-
lists. The republicans elect ten congressman
ana the result In the Second district Is in
doubt with the chances in favor OF Waiter L
Hayes (dem.) by . small plurality.
CUMBERLAND. Md, Nov. &c. C. Yelling
TON trepl, for congress In the Sixth Maryland
district. has carried the district by an esti-
mated majority of 1000 over Ferdinand VIII
ltams tdem). AT the last election with the
same candidates the vote was, Wellington. 49,
sss. Williams 1850
SPRIScFIELD Mass. Nov 7.-Springneld's
connection with Boston is not regular, and re-
many 1t IL clear, however, that Greenhalge
will have an increased plurality over last year,
with somewhat smaller total vote
DETROIT Mich, Nov. 7.-Secretary Hosford.
of the state democratic central committee SAYS.
that Michigan has run behind as far rs the
other states, BE comedies the election Of Gov
Rich by $1,000 and Alfred Mines for Lieut. :
Gov by 5000. He admits the eieetion 81 Ten
republican lnF smens but ciair1S
ton Of O. ,pA tdenn.l in the second dis
trict and W. e. Churchill in the Tenth. Care
full compilation of reports received by both
tate committees indicates the election Of John
v. Rich trep) for governor over 5. o, Fisher
Cdem.l by from 10000 TO 10000 The whole re-
publican state ticket elected: o solid repub-
llcan DELEGATION to congress, and Wayne coun-
ty, la which Detroit Is located. republican on
all offces except treasurer.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Nov. THE election in 4
this state resulted in the selection of the fol-
lowing congressional delegations: First dis
trtct. p. D.. McCulloch tdem.): Second. John =
Little tdem): Third, Thos. c, McRae (dem.);
Fourth. VIM. l.. Terry tdem.I: Fifth. Hugh A
pinsmorc (dem): Sixth. Robert Neill (dem.l
John $. Little. who succeeds Clifton r. Breck-
inridge. is the only change from the present
delegation.
JACKSON. Miss. Nov. 1.-Returns from all
congressional districts in the state indicate
the election OF seven democratic congressman
by safe maiorities. There was populist nom
tnee In every district, md In four districts pro-
hibitionists had nominees. In the other three
the prohibitiontsts Endorsed the populists.
The prohibitionists cut no figure In the
Fourth an d Sixth districts, Jamison and
Money tpops.) made good runs. but both are
undeniably defeated.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. 7.-Scattering returns
from 40 OF the 90 counties Of Minnesota Indicate
that Gov. Nelson is rejected. but 1t appears
that his plurality will he very small one
probably less than 5000. The returns 80 turre-
cetved show u remarkable slump OF the vote 10
Owen, populist candidate for governor Two
thirds OF this come from the democratic party.
and the democratic candidate for governor
has received scarcely 6O0C0 votes in u total of
5000. Figures on congressman indicate pretty
clearly the election OF Tawney (rep) In the
First district. Mccleury (rep) In the Second.
Keller repl in the Fourthand Fletcher trcp)
in tho Fifth. The contest IL extremely close
In the Third district with the chanches much
In favor OF Hall deny. In the Sixth district
the committee Of Baldwin DEM claims Ills
election. but the figures 80 fur do not indi-
cate this result. seventh district figures ara
favorable to Boon (pop). Figures 1T hand
point TO the election OF n fusion senate hut the
republicans seem to hive q majority ir tic
house sufficiently large TO give them II snf.
lead on joint ballot OF the stute tlckct,tl a
populists uud democrats have elected WillIs
associate Justice OF the supreme court and tho
democrats seem to have chosen Biermanu nu-
ditor. -
ST Louis. Nov State democratic head
quar'ers ut the Laclcde hotel were closed al 10
O'Clock tuesday night and the committee WIS
SLOW To give information concerning the state
returns Judge Black Is reelected TO the
state supreme bench. Returns In this city Mt
u p M show the election of u majority OF the
uemocrntlc city and legislative ticket The
~. T. \. Influence operated to defeut several
EahuluateS on each side. so far as the tguresare
known. hut oficial results are rcedcd 10 verifv
tnis Cob0 tdcm) in the twelfth congrcssion
district Loy trep }. in the Eleventh and Bart-
holdt trepl ARE elected. The local democracy
| Is disheartened ut the general result. Hatch.
IN the First district; Heard. in the seventh:
lil1 IN the Eighth, and Champ Clark In tha
Ninth, are elected. These were the only CON.
Rrcssmen TO receive stin opposition In the
state. The state delegation Will likely stand
WE'VE democrats and three republicans. a