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

the SOVernOrSn1p. Inc democrats
concede the rest of the state ticket,
! but the populists have laid claim to
the congressman. 1t is the opinion of
the most conservative that the state
has gone republican on the state tick
ct, congressman and legislature.
FLORIDA.
| Jacksouville.-At the congressional
election in this state today only a
light vote was polled. The election of
Cooper and Sparkman, democrats,
seems assured.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Springfeld.-From returns up to IL
O'clock the indications are that Mass
achusettS has given GreeIhalge, re-
publican, majority Of $4,000, a gain
| of 10000 over last year. Massachu-
sets is likely to have a solid republi-
| can delegation in congress.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Fargo.-Returns are comiI in un-
usually slow. Allan, republican, for
governor, is running ahead of the
ticket. Allan's election by 5000 plur-
ality is claimed by the republicans.
The democrats concede it by 1000.
MICHIGAN.
DClioll' Souc IcpuDIl-
can by about 10000 plurality. The
democrats concede $4,000 plurality.
The republicans also elected every
one of the twelve congressman from
Michigan.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Washington, Nov. GA dispatch 70
Poe, at Charleston, w. Va, says:
Wilson loses heavily; Daytons election
almost certain.
Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Faulk-
Ter, democratic congressional commit
tee chairman, received advices that in
Martinsburg, w. Va, Wilson gains
seven votes and that he is holding
his own. o.
Pittsburg, 1. a. m.-Srecials to the
Dispatch from Ora ftcn, West Virginia,
indicate the election of Dayton over
Wilson by one thousand.
Martinsburg, w. Va.,-Wilson's coun-
ty, Jefferson, gives him 1,440 ma
jOrity, which is less than anticipated.
The election in the second district
will be close and it will require the
official count to determine the result
The republicans are jubilant and
lain Wilson's defeat, but the returns
from back counties cannot be given
for day or two. The democrats
are uneasy.
Washington:--A dispatch at mid
hight from Mr. Dayton, republican
candidate in Wilson's district, claims
his election by 1000 plurality.
Pittcburg-The Pet will say that we
concede Wilson's defeat and claim
that he bulletins furnished have been
for deceptive purposes. His defeat
:annOt become Gel lain until the re-
turns are all in.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City, Nov. 6.-The vote in
this state is light. Returns of the
total vote polled show the heaviest
voting in republican districts. The
republicans claim eight congressman.
The democrats concede five congress
men.
New York.-Unofficia but seeming
ly accurate estimates at midnight
make the New Jersey delegation four
republicans and four democrats, a re-
publican gain Of two.
KANSAS.
Leavenworth, Kan.-The indica-
tions are that Morrill,, rep, for govern
or, will have over 10000 plurality in
LeavenwOrth county. Lewelling car
| ried the county by 34S in 1892. The
republicans elect all six members of
the legislature, gaining one member.
Kansas City, 1890 a. m.-The re-
| turns thus far received indicate the
election Of Morrill,, rep, and the en-
| tire republican state ticket. The re-
publicans probably carry all but two
congressional districts and the legis-
lature is probably republican on joint
| ballot.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco.-At p. m. Burns,
| secretary of the state central commit
| tee, made the following statement to
the Associated Press:
| We claim the state by at least 10000
majority. Estee is elected as well as
the rest of the state ticket. Estee will
carry San Francisco by 5000 and the
republicans will elect most of the
municipal ticket. The legislature will
be republican by a comfortable ma
jority.
/ Chairman Gould of the democratic
state central committee told an Asso-
ciated Press reporter that he thought
Budd, DEM, would be elected by a
plurality of not less than 10000.
San Francisco.-At IL p. IN. from in
complete returns from various sec
tions of the state the indications are
that the contest for governor is very
close, with the chances slightly in fa-
vor of Budd, democrat The republi-
cans have undoubtedly elected five con-
gressmen and possibly six. Mcguire,
democrat, is probably elected from
the fourth district. With the excep-
ton of governor, the republicans seem
to be leading on the state ticket ald
will probably have majority in the
legislature. Estee is not getting as
large a vote in the country districts
as was expected, while Budd is run.
lining well in San Francisco, and the
estimates of his plurality in this city
run as high as 10000.
San Francisco.-NOthing definite is
known as to the result of the munic
| inal fight AdOlDh SutrO, DODCliSt