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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08
West Virginia.


west Virginia elected congressman and a
legislature which will also choose q United
States senator The interest inthis state GEN.
tered upon Chairman Wilson, who was seeking
are-eiection In the Second district Vote in
lsss: Dem, a,4SS; rep, sOs52; peo., 4,le5 pro-,
2,l3O
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. Last
night the democrats conceded the First
and Fourth districts to the republican
candidates-Dovener and Howard. To-
days advices from Logan county, the
democratic stronghold, showed such a
falling off in the democratic vote
that Anderson, democratic candidate
for congress, barely carried the
county. The democratic mana
gers then conceded the election of HUI
ling, republican, in the Third district
by decisive plurality.
Although doubt has been expressed
as to the result in the Second district.
yet the defeat of Wilson was not con-
coded by the democratic managers un-
I'll noon today.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08
kentuckX.


Kentucky elected congressman and several
Judges OF the court OF appeals. The vote in
$50 paw
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. THE con-
gressional race in the Ashland district
is very close. At noon complete semi
official returns from six counties and
partial returns from two others give
Denny As plurality. Colson, republic
an, is undoubtedly elected to congress
by 1000 plurality in the Eleventh dis
trict.
The democrats have elected the fol-
lowing congressman: Henrick, in First;
Clardy, Second; Montgomery, Fourth;
Terry, Sixth; McCreary, Eighth; Hart,
Tenth; Stone; Eleventh. The repub-
licans have elected Hunter in the
Third Evans in the Fifth, Denny in
the Seventh and Pugh in the Ninth.
As the returns come in Evans ma
jority increases, and it may reach
$500.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08
Alabamn.

Alabama elected congressman. The vote for
president in 1892 was: Cleveland, 1Ss. 1873: Har-
risOn (straighD. 9,la7: fusion Harrison and
Weaverl. sj.lsl pro. III
MONTGOMERY, Ia, Nov. The
democrats elected every congressman
yesterday except Hersou in the Seventh.
Florida.
Florida elcctel two congressman. The state
in lS9? voted Tor Cleveland by decided ma
iOrity.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov THE
vote in this state yesterday for con-
gresham was very light. Both con-
gressmen are democrats.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08
IN GENERAL.
The Next Congress Republican BY q
Good Majority.
NORTON CARRIES NEW YORK
All New England shows Republican Gains
Mr.. Wilson Thought to Be Defeated
In West virginia-Results
In Other States.
New York.


New York elected governor and several other
state officers, congressman and legislature.
The vote in $50! was: Dem. 6j4S5s; rep, co.,
0. peo., l64.9: pro-, $3.50
New YORK, Nov. David B. Hill,
democratic candidate for governor of
this state, was showed under by ex-
Vice President Morton by majority
estimated at from 10000 to 10000.
Tammany has been showed under and
the republicans have also elected thir-
ty of the thirty-four members of con-
gress-a gain of fifteen over the pres
ent representation.
Returns from New York city COM
plete give Hill l27,7OO, Morton 1913, 29S;
Hills plurality, 4,4Ol. Mayor Grant,
democrat, 1il,257; Strong, republican,
l52,69l, Strongs plurality, Al, 434.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-08
New England Returns.

BOsToN, Nov. ALI New England
returns show great republican gains.
New Hampshire elected both repub-
lican congressman by increased plural
tiles. Busiel for governor gained 2,674
in seventy-four towns. This, if main
tanned, will give him nearly 1900
plurality. The legislature is largely
republican.
Greenhalge's plurality in Massachu-
sets is nearly 10000 All the republic
an candidates for congress were
elected except Fitzgerald in the Ninth,
who has 1900 plurality. Cogswell's
plurality is over 5000 Figures on
other congressman are not yet received.
The legislature will be overwhelming
ly republican. Boston complete gave
Greenhalge 29,99S and Russell 3S.O93,
against 29,S27 and S9,Oi2 last year, a
net republican gain of $500. Returns
from outlying districts are DELAYED,
but those received show republican
gains.
Rhode Island elects both republican
congressman. each by over 5000 ma
jority.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30
MAoeLINe poLLAap,s eaoIHGR.


nrsckinridgo Case.
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ofMias Madeline Pollard, whose suit against
Congressman Breckinridge brought herinto
unenviablo notoriety some months ago. Is
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described by some Washington correspond
ontl lie Is a manly fellow, aud those who
know him most intimately believe he will
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for the past four years has been editor Of
The Advance at Middlctown, bourbon
county, Ky. lie knew Of the proposed suit
some weeks before 10 WAS made public but
he knew nothing OF the criminal features
Of the case until he read them ia the news
papers From his first intimation Of his
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-30

How is IL that when two men go angling
one catches all the fish and the other all
the malaria out Of the same streamf-In-
dianapolis Commercial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
coV vhIrEIs DnCOUEAGED.
He Attribute His Crushing Defes, to th
Women voter

DENVER. COL, Nov. S.-Returns al
most complete place Mclntyre's tRepl
msaioritv for Governor at 900. There will
~ n Republican majority OF IL on joint
bailot m the Legislature, lnsuring the re-
,uyn Of Senator T.. o. Wolcott.
In an Interview to-day. Governor Waite
said, regarding the result.
.'1he woman vote was all against me-
our Strength was in the mining districts
and i'm those districts women very
saarce Their influence VAS principally In
tha cities. which so unalterably opposed
RE believe that is why their vote went
so largely against the Populists. The wo-
men must be educated up 10 think for
themselves, and not be controlled By
money power. as are the men"
'Do you think the PQpulists will ever be
able TO regain power"
II believe they will but IL may be some
time. do not know exactly how IL viii
be done. think We will have TO do II
right over their heads. however. i adj
vocate this being done In peaceful man
ner, IL possible--apeaceful revolution"
''Of course. ! belexs the ballot Is the
proper method to be employed, but this
has not proved efficacioas in this State"
Every candidate on the State congress
sional ticket has been elected by large
if.aJorities. The most enthus'astic e
publican hardly expected such a decisive
Victory In the Cripple Creek district
which was considered a Popu.ist strong
hcln. beesuse OF the Governors action I'm
the Bull Hill affair. tie Republicans claim
K great deal Of the credit for the VIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
MeKenneY's Plurality Exceeds 7o0-The
Walton Law.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. SPECIAL.
I asked ex-Cpngressman Edward &.
Venable, chairman of the Fourth district
Democratic congressional committee, what
MIR. McKenaey's majority in the district
would be, and he said between 100 and 500;
Mr. McKenney's friends are much pleased
at his election, and II Is believed that ne
Will be given his seat in the next Noii- Nii
gress. although II has large Hspu1,ia,-
can majority. Darvilfs district. Dinwidc
die county, gave Mckenney majority OF
SO. and Thomas r.. Clark, Democratic can
didate for the Legislature, got ihaJofiS
OF "A over Dance, Popuiist.
Westboro precinct, IN the same county !,
gave McKenney a majority OF IL and
Clark a majority OF "a. Al. -
The vote i'm the different cities and
counties OF the State was canyassed To-
day by the commissioners oI ssed All, IN
Judge Mullen's officea and II was ioun1 70
he She same as that already published
Judge Edmund Watllll, OF Richmond
Was present as Mr.. Thorps representa-
The vote of Prince George county, as
canyassed to-day, gave Thorpe maJori-
'" AMELIA c. H., VA. Nov. Especial
The official vote Of Amelia Is as as follows: W. :
B. r. Horner. 10: J. II. Hobson, 90; Lee
Thornton, 70 Thorp's plurality. 800
pOWHATAN c. H., VA, Nov. s:.Spe-
Z3; Hobson, 2ss: Thorp'
az Thorp's majority. i72 in the county
PETEKSBUR0, VA. Nov. s.-Speciaii.;,a H.
The official count Of the vote In Dinwiddie
Tnr coneress-M McKenney, l,09l; Thorpe
g7: Hobsor. Sc: Thornton. s; Horner, ~,
For the House of Delegates-DahSe
1sopo. g5s; Clarke Dem.). LIS.
In favor OF constitutional amendine""
Mr.. McKenney returned home to-nish'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
ThxAs cAUGHr ~ THE SLIDE.
The Rock Ribbed Democratic state Loses
Two C,ngTessmeu.

DALLAS. TEN. Nov. S-The judges
are stiH counting the ballots. Mayor
Kearby PopD. for Congress. SO far as
returns are In from Dallas county, leads
Ahbott tpamD hy about Coo. IT kearDy
counts out as strongly In the city as his
friends expect he VIII, the race IN lhe
sixth district will be decidedlN ciose
one. Despite Dispatches to-day, the elec-
tiou Of Gililand CPop) over Beli u'em.)'
i'm the Thirteenth district, is assured.
Even the roCk-ribbed Democratic State
OF Texas has parted from the falth anu anu
gone partially over to the enemy. Inc
Democrats certainly lost two, ana possi-
bly, four. congressman. Nugent Pop), Ior
Governor, Is running like a scared houhu'
The Populists here are aS59aie SJhaio
many leading Democrats are dumb
founded at the cyclone which has We'll
nigh swept the party out of existence,
others are not at all astonished; they say
that Cleveland and Congress have ut
terly failed 10 carry out the wishes OF the
nccnle. and have betrayed every trust
and all confidence put IN them There Is
loud talk OF forming a new national par
~ with "A new name, upon the best
YIanks of the Democratlc-Populist par
les and old line Wing platforms.
me time-worn plurality of $4,000 for
Democracy is a thing OF the past 10, To-
dav's returns very materially changed the
situation from that OF yesterday, wheh
~ Denocrats were confident or plu-
ralitv of 5000, while Tonight they WIN
he satisfied II barely ahead. Every return
81, 81, over the state to-day shows phenomes-
nal ' Populist gains. and may possibly ,n, indi,
nste fhe election Of Nusent Fopnlist
nominee for Governor The s'srS nsa .oIB16n' PoSne
iss,s Lain a plurality Of $1,000 for M
nent ne while the Democrats only clam am
se'' sbe state for Culberson by 5000 Ihe me
Democratie strongbolds have oeen ~, nea,u reI
tron, while the populists are yet 20 re-
dani',aS ,@tnrns from the country dlsuc's'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
FOUR REPUBLICANS WILL CONTEST.
The Vote Oinclally CanYasSed in All The
Counties and Cities Yesterday.
xEHONE,S VIEW OF THE XALTON Law
The Contents viii BE in the Second, Fourth,
Sixth and Tenth Districts-Falling or
In the Vote In Many Sections OF
the State, Especially In
the Valley.

Yesterday was the day fixed by law for
canvassing, by the city or county COM
missioners, of the vote OF Tuesdays elec-
ton. This was done in most Of these
localities. In some, however, for one
good reason or another, the work was
continued TO another day.
Official and other returns do not change
the result as given in The Times OF
yesterday. The Democrats elect nine con-
eressmen. These are: Messrs. Jones, In
the First; Tyler, in the Second; Elicit,
in the Third; McKenney. in the Fourth;
Swanson. in the Fifth; Otey, in the
Sixth; Turner, in the Seventh; Meredith,
in the Eighth, and Tucker in the Tenth
The Republicans elect one-General
James A. Walker, in the Ninth.
The Republicans indicate a purpose TO
contest the election of the Democratic
congressman elected in the Second,
Fourth. Sixth and Tenth districts
From official returns ana estliild'es slsI'ss
these figures are give ior the various
aistricts' In some of them, notably the
FIRST and Second, these pluralitles are
likely TO be reduced by the ofhcial ng-
ures: In the First, Jones, 200; Second
Tvler. 5000; Third, Elicit, 6,bOo;N Fonrtn,
McKenney. 81: Fifth, Swanson zoo I,
Sixth Otey, 1000; Seventh, Turner, i;1oV'
Tighth. Meredith, 2,49o; Ninth, WALKER
S00: Tenth, Tucker. 1,lOo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
St Louis Crusade Agninst Gambling.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s-A crusade against
gambling. which was begun at Madison,
IN. last night by the arrest Of those en-
gagged in a sparring exhibition at the
Madison Athletic Clubs inaugural meet
ing by Sheriff Hotze and a posse OF for-
~ was continued to-day. Adjacent TO
the athletic pavilion Is a large frame
building called the Madison Monte Car,
To-" where gambling goes on day and
night. and the Madison race track Is
also in the vicinity. The three concerns
3re supported by St. Louis sports. Monte
carlo was also raided last night and
the gambling tools captured. To-day,
while in full blast, the tip went round 70
close. and when Sheriff i>otze ana ms
denuties appeared half an hour later the
nlace was deserted The st. Louis Ter
Ininal railroad, the largest beneficiary OF
these places, will aid in their defence
while the citizens Of Madison county
III have sworn TO eXterminate them all