Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20

~ 80 nannews "a ern1sd eamuaar e,,sA
by rally 49, ana rsndles.- s0uuty L. go w.
arurss are no, ooioiai, bu, ,hs Sajohty OF II
Berry win 10 lses than 5000 10 ts's distrtd,
TorHKA. kss. Nov. t-Ths fspublisahs haI
| carried Kauaae By a plurality Of possibly a
eoo and will have slisht majority own. M
| Republican Chairman LELAND claims 40. =
sisstien " s.e oongrssemsn Ia tbs revtN-
tvicts By plurslitien or ma ajorities a. fold .I|
First distrist, Case nrodsisk. 1900; e.
o. L. Miller. 500; Third. 4. :, Kirkpat
! 800: Fourth Charles curtis, 1900 Fifth
A. Caldsrhsad, feOOi Sixth, A. Hellle,
Seventh, Chester / Lo'M. 1900 The fiat1
are however based on eIilmates. and the
eial returns may materially chanrs them
possibly reverse some VI them. The wouldX
suffrage amendment is defeated.
MEMrHis, Tenn, Nov h-1hroughd*
"Wednesday the general impression here and
the capital has been that H. Clay Evans (rou*
had defeated Peter Turney tdem), for 90
ernor hya plurality running from 600.
7,oOo, This has mover been conceded by Cha'l
man Carroll, OF the democratic committee, NJ
"Wednesday night further returns had bcen \!
cetyed which indicated that thOV wore "a
strong prospects for Turney.
For she nrst tlmein the history of the ElRhe'
Tennssseo district a republican Mccall. is "a
TUNED TO congress, be having, according
figures just received from Jackson defeated n
ing soo. In the sslrd district also the dennd'
crats are vanquished. Suydrnss. domocral
tho present Incumbent boins defeated II
RrOvn. republican, by 1890 or thcroAbontA
Besides these two districts Tho rcpublieani
carry The First and second districts. vhsr1
they formerly held
The Tennessee delegation In the lass COZ.
gress stood eight democrnt. and two reinbls.
cans In tho ncrt congress Il stands SIX deno.
erats and four republicans TIE legislature n
safely democratic. though the fusionists haV1
u ade some gains IN this direction. M
Isham @, Harris viii succeed himself IN N
United States senate
In Mississippi the entire demeerstie dsse-
Eation v returned TO congress-
ST. LouIs, Nov G-is seems likely thas
Missouri has Joined tho republican ranka 0Ov.
stone eOacedcs that the neat Legislature WIN
be republican. A. the democrats hea1quArt-
ers In this city there was consternAtioa waeo
the late returns came IN. Everything indiente,
that the republicans had elected eigha oou-
gressmsn. and that Hand and Doekery vers
among the defeated Van Horn, republican. e
Kansas City, admits that he IL beaten hy rarl4
ney on tho face of the returns but says he Win
contest IN the house Some Of the eeuntics.,
such a. Boiiingcr, democratic for twenty years.
elected the fall republican ticket by iDdtsputc.k
pluraliieS
An irreruiarity discovered In 81 Joeoph
surely gives she republicans the reHeSenta-
tive aud senator. and possibly turns ever 3
congressional chair 70 that party.
Congressman Doekory ~ 6oclock aeknowi.-
edged bis defeat, but still hopes that late ofi-
eial returns will pull him through.
A dispatch from Hannibal. Mo. says that
Congressman Hatch. Of the First Missouri dis
irict l. defeated by C. NJ Clark rep) by q
small plurality. Chairman Cook deos not eon~
ccde Hatch's defeat
PHILADELFHIA, Ia. Nov. 7.-The desno.
rrauo disseusions In the Third conversational
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