St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-11-15

Hubbard, his republican opponent
This makes the congressional dele
cation from Missouri stand: Re
publicans, II D.; democrats, 4.
In Virginia, ]. Hampton Hoge
the republican candidate who raj
for congress in the 9th district ant
was defeated by Peter K. Otey
democrat, has declared that h'
would contest Otey's seat. H,
claims that 1000 legal votes cast fol
him in this district were thrown ou
by the judges of election.
Nearly complete unofficial return:
show that the democrats carried Il
counties in Iowa. with pluralitie:
aggregating 6767, and the repub
licans carried 50 counties, with 6
total plurality of 1905. The con
| gressional delega ton is mistaken by
later returns and is solidly repub
lican. The state now is democratic
10 for representative.
Returns from Arizona announce
that Murphy, republican, is elected
to congress by 1000 plurality. The
democrats elect z of II members Of
the territorial council. The repub
licans have a majority Of one in the
lower house.
The official count in the eighth con-
gressional district of Pennsylvania,
which was completed Friday, shows
that Hart, democrat, is elected by
1877 majority over Kirkpatrick, re-
publican. This gives Pennsylvania
two democratic congressman. The
republican majority for governor is
nearly 100000.
The official vote in Delaware is as
follows: Governor-Marvin, repub-
lican, 1882; Tunnel, democrat,
1867; Marvin's plurality, 1925.
Congress-Willis. republican, I ,SO2
Bancroft, democrat, 1S, sd; Willis
plurality, 1858.
A canvass of the state of Califor-
MIA shows that James H. Budd, dem
ocratic nominee for governor, has re-
ceiyed plurality which will be be-
tween 1 900 and 1000.
S. 6. Willard, republican, for lieu
tehaht-governor, and all the rest of
the republican state ticket, with the
exception of Jackson Temple, DEM,
who is elected one of the two justices
of the supreme court for the long
term, is elected by good sized plurali-
ties.
Returns received Friday morning
leave no doubt as to the legislature
being republican. 1t is overwhe1m-
ingly so, and the majority may reach
fifty on joint ballot.
In Tennessee the governorship is
still in doubt, republicans and demo-
Gratis claiming the victory Seventy
counties heard from officially and I'M
give Evans, republican, s.
900 majority. Of the counties yet to
be heard from it is conceded that
they are about evenly divided. 1t
looks as if Evans was elected, but
the result can only be learned by the
Official count. The legislature is
safely democratic.
both congressman and the entire
ticket by 1000 majority. The legis-
ature has a republican majority on
Joint ballot of 60. Pettigrew will
have no opposition for reelection to
The Senate. Populists claim 21 out
Of 126 members of the legislature.
The rest are republicans.
Nearly complete official returns
show that democrats carried thir-
;een counties in Iowa with plurali-
les aggregating 6, 767. Republicans
carried eighty-three counties, with
-otal pluralities of 79,O35. Net re-
publican pluralities, II 269. The
Congress delegation is solidly re-
publican.
The republicans have captured all
Is congressman in Indiana by very
arge majorities. The defeat of Hol-
nan in the 4th district is the bitter
st pill for the democracy, and By
1um's defeat in the 18th is a sur
Prise.
Senator Jones, congressmen-elect
Ferry and McRae say the majority
IF the democratic congressional can
1idates in Arkansas. will be
about $4,000. One district will give
Terry 1000 majority. Two years
ago he received 5000 majority.
With the exception of the govern
orship, everything in Nebraska went
and, with slight excep
lions, by overwhelming MAORI
ties.
The republicans carried every city
n Rhode Island. Bulls plurality
or congress is about $4,000. In the
second district Arnold. republican,
has the distinction of receiving the
argest majority of votes for con-
gresham ever given.
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