The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-11-09

plete returns on the head of the ticket
frcm some localities indicate the fus-
ion candidate for governor, Holcomb
elected by 1900 plurality. There is
little doubt that the republican state
ticket is elected with the exception OF
| governor. This t. the result of the
| tight made against Majors, the republi
can candidate for governor, by the
anti-monopoly men. 1t is anticipated
that the legislature will be exceed
ingly close with the chances in favor
of the republicans. The only probable
change in the state congressional dele
CATION is in the first, Bryan's district
| which will elect Strobe, republican.
THE MORMON STATE.
Salt 1ake.-The election passed off
quietly today and a large vote was
pOlled. The counting of the vote is
progressing very slowly and it will
be midnight before anything definite
is known. In the city vote the 1epub
| licans ectimate that Cannon, rep, for
delegate to congress, will have LOO
| majority in the city, but this is not
conceded by democrats.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Ga.-Of Georgia's eleven
districts, ten elected democrats. The
seventh is also probably democratic.
Augusta.-There We're several fights
| during the day in this city. John NJ.
Goss. one of the populist workers,
| challenged a negro. In the difficulty
GoSs drew his gun and a general me-
lee and a fusilade of shots followed.
Goss was killed instantly and a
| number were wounded.
The first congressional district
elects Loalia, democrat.
The second congressional district
elects Russell, democrat.
The third district elects Crisp, dem
ocrat.
The seventh district elects Turner,
democrat.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans.-Returns so far show
almost to a certainty the reelection
of the present congressional delega-
CATION by about 5000 each in the first.
third, fourth, fifth and sixth districts
and the election of Chas. F. Buck in
the second district by large majority,
all democrats.
Washington, Nov. GA dispatch
from Gen. Sperry, secretary of the re-
publican state central committee of
Louisiana, says:
I'VE will carry the second and third
districts sure, and the first if the
count is fair
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.-Owing to the last
nights storm the returns from all the
towns ere slow and in many instances
| it is doubtful if the vote will be il
| till tomorrow. Returns thus far show
q light vote and Il large falling-off of
the country vote. 1t is doubtful if
/ there will be an election by returns.
New Haven.-The indications are the
republican governor is elected. Three
republican congressman are also
claimed and both branches of the leg
islature by the republicans.
TENNESSEE.
Observation-Disclosures returns from fif-
iShed vote with republican gains,
democrat, for governor.
MISSOURI.
| st. Louis.-At 8 o'clock it is gener-
ally conceded that the entire demo,
cratic state ticket is elected by some
plpalities. Sam B. Cook secretary OF
| the state democratic executive com
| mittee, says that every democratic
congressman is ,elected. The entire
| city ticket is elected by majorities
ranging from 1000 to 5000.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Sioux City.-Returns from South Da
kota are very slow. Shelby, rep, is
elected governor.
| WISCONSIN.
| ilwaukee-Returns from the inter
| iOr of the state show republican gains
everywhere and indicate that the re,
publican ticket is elected by $4,000
10 10000 majority.
! OHIO.
| Cleveland Nov. GAIL returns indi
cate that this county has gone repub
lican by nearly 5000. or almost as big
plurality as Mckinley received =
year ago. This insiIres the defeat OF
Tom L. Johnson, democrat, for con
gress in the 21st district by at Least
5000. Returns from the Wsetern Re
seve show republican gains every
where over their vote of a year ago.
| WYOMING.
Cheyenne-Weather throughout wy
oming today is fair and IL full vote
was polled. Indications at 8 p. III
are that the full republican state an(
majority of the republican legislativ,
ticket is elected, insuring the election
of two republican U. S. senator's.
COLORADO.
| Denver.-Indication at 80 o'clocl
are that Mcintyre, rep, for governor
will have $1,000 to 10000 majorit,
over Waite. Waite has run behind hi
ticket many thousand but has un
doubtedly carried the ticket dowl
to defeat with him. If the republi
cans have a $4,000 majority on tn,
head of the state ticket they undoubt
edly control the legislature and -elec
Senator WOlcOtt.
. Pence, populist, is beaten by Shat
rath, republican, for congress in tn
first district.
Bell, populist, may defeat Bower
in the second district, his majorit,
of 1900 two years ago will be re
duced. Dispatches from all parts o
the state say a very full vote wa
polled, and in cities fully as man,
women voted as men. The polls di,
NOT cIOsa untiI z O'clock and will