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more; A B Armstrong, Austin; H
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Armstrong, Cincinnati; Fred Elem.
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Galveston; Geo T Holman, Weimer;
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09

A Triumph of Brains over Boodle-How
Fu.ioa wa, Defeated.

TACOMA, Nov. Especial. There were
some striking pecullarities about the Re-
publican campaign in Washington. To
begin with, IL was cheap. the total expend-
jture of the central committee footing up
a little more than 81 90. This is a sum
slightly in excess OF the average cost
of canvass in England for
single seat In the house of
commons, although the results in the state
involved two congressman, two supreme
Judges, control Of a legislature and the
election OF United States senator. The
campaign fund went 10 cost for speakers,
literature and its distribution and cam
paign OF correspondence Under the
auspices Of the state COMMITTEES speakers
OF distinction in a i've weeks campaign
ssnmped thirty-thres out of thirty-four
counties. appearing IN eighty odd cities
and towns. and delivering during after
noon and evening 20 speeches One ton
OF text books and SIX tons of brochure lit
erature were distributed: the private
correspondence with 1900 party workers
sums up l5,0 coo letters; detail corre-
spouesncs with central committeeman
and county chsirfnen, l. io0i private
eorrespondence and instructions. 81, aud
eorrespondenee with trading and rebellious
Republicans so At the same time
ninety newspapers we're supplied with
editorial matter OF a political and esononic
nature. aggregating 80 oo) words.
The scheme of the Democratic state CEN
trsI com mittee 70 capture the state legisia-
,ure and a United States senator through
fusion deals and trades sith the Popuiists,
twenty-six Of which were accomplished By
the liberal use Of their campaign fund,
Vas traced out in detail. copies % the fu-
sion correspondence having been secured
in a number OF instances. IL sas the
almost perfect kno2ledgs Of the fusion
.vstera and the methods employed tia,
enabled the Republican eentFai committee
10 successfully combat It, 0at Of the
txentv-six fuSions only ssvsa have been
.on hx sae Democrats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09

PoRr townsend, Nov. s-ISpecial T.
The election is past and the Republicans
have redeemed the county from Democ-
racy. The Tibbals- Kuhn elements are
cruel and unkind enough to attNbute the
defeat to the custom house. The accusa-
ton is unjust. The Federal contingent
Loyalty supported the Democratic county
ticket, the state and senatorial NOM
inees, and the independent Democratic
candidate for the legislature, X. w.
Jennings, and Judge Kuhn. Notwith-
standing this alleged assistance, which
Republican politicians concede, Kuhn ran
over 100 votes behind Jennings, and 10
over 200 behind the Republican nominees.
The custom house people say that Kuhn
was milestone around the party's
neck, and that his candidacy
swamped the ticket Be that as IL
may, the impression prevails that Col
iector Saunders Is satisfied with the result
that is. to see Kuhn defeated. Kuhn,
too, is satisfied--to see Jennings buried
under an avalanche of votes. The Repub-
Iicans-well. they are satisfied, and thereby
everybody is pleased with the result.
One precinct. Norton. increases Wilson's
plurality over Mcfnnes for joint senator to
Iet votes. Pupert, for county attorney.
has thirty-four votes over Bradshaw.
There are two precincts from west of the
mountains to report. which will not ma
teriaily change the result. Brooks. Rep.
has a plurality of iorty-two votes over
Rogers. Dem, outside of those precincts
one amusing incident developed in the
count in a country precinct. Saunders,
for wreckmaster, received three votes.
Tibbals two and Hugh Wallace two.
Saunders has one plurality and two pre-
cincis to hear from.
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There Will probably noi hs over foar plu-
Faity fer either. with that chance slightly
IN favor Of Cssiin. The Fopulists claira
the eiectioa of Stafford. Pop. over Power.
Rep Their winnings nov stand: Tao
commissioners. sheriff coroner. possibly
one legls. afor The Democrats elected
nothing bat prosecuting attorney. and q
desperate hight was made on him hy II. j.
Snively and his spotted eggs. This candi-
date. Z. Z Wager. had incurred sniyely's
hostility. and, although one of the most
popular young men in the county. he got
IN only by an almost superhamsn eGIort.
GOODWIN. Rep. for commissioners. Was de-
fesfsd BY six votes on a story started by
Democrats that he had wsshdrawn. May
Weakened Republicans bat st the bait.
snd the result Is that Packwood. Pop,
Was elected
WESsrcHEE. Nov. s-lSpeclsI i-Wsnst-
ehee and Mission precincts together
give Dcoiittle *. Hyde as. Adams 4n,
Van Patten IA, Cation 80. Houston 81 Fer
the Legislature Barge. Rep. has 81;
scheoie, Rep. liS: Warner. Dem, As;
Caslin. Pop. So The entire county ticket
has small Republican majority.
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Wall. wall. County.

wAIIA WAILA, Nov. Especial The
canvsssing board began its work this after
noon, and at 8 p. m. had canvassed t~elve
out of twenty -four precincts. including
the legislative and county commissioner
districts. The official count ia the Second
county commissioner district gives Cam
tonwine, Rep, a total of 225: Nader.
Dem, 253: GerkiRg. Pro-. fi3; keTshaw.
Pop. Is. electing Nader by plurality of
-. In the Twelfth Representative district.
which was in doubt. Morgan. Rep. was
elected over Garrecht. Dem, by a plurality
of 2. The official canvass SO far does not
materially change the returns as first sent
out. The count will be finished tomorrow.
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CONGRESS IS TAKEN.
Republicans Have q Majority in
Senate and House.
SOUTHERN POPuLIST GAINS.
Democrats and Populists Together
Have Less Than One Hundred.
Wsss Sfrgtsia. Delaware. Nsbraska aud
California VIII Elect Espabiic2n
ssnasors-Tsrin Rsformer McMuIin
Bsatsn-A Shanee for Essee-
SOUTHERN PoPuLlsr GAINS.

WAsHTSGros crrY. Nov. s--on the
strength OF returns received up 70 clock
Chairman Babcock. OF the Republican con-
gressionai COMMITTEES. figures that the Re-
publican representation in the next house
will be ~ least 30 members. The changes
from this afternoons statement. when
255 were claimed to be elected, Is
made by one additional from Illinois
and three from North Carolina The dis
patch received tonight that caused the
greatest surprise was one stating that
Representative AcMillin, of Tennessee,
vas possibly defeated Ii came from the
chairman Of the Republican state central
committee OF Tennessee. and added that
the returns from the district were not
ell In.
Chairman Babcock also says tonight
that from present indications the Republi-
cans viii have at least ~ members in the
senate. and In this number is included
Jones. of Nevada. Among the kilograms
was this one from Settle, at Hiiisboro. \.
c.: 1T is conceded at the Democratic
headquarters that We have elected seven
congressman in this state. The Third and
Sixth districts are doubtful. Sixty
counties have been heard from. In the
legislature We have sixty-five members,
the Democrats twenty-three. This gives
US control of the house, If We can hold
them, and the Democrats concede us the
seuatep
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09
New York city All RepahIie.a.

NV YoaE. Nov. s-Complete returns
for Ne~ York state show the vote fer s0x.
ernor as follows: Morton, Ss Ti2; Hill,
sls s74: Mort0n's plurality. iAs SIS.
NEw YoRE. Nev. She ofleisl vote %
Ssw York city sor mayor Is; Strong. Rep.
Is. CAS-. Grsnt. Tsmmany. los rs; Lucien
SsnieI. Socialist. Isl: James MeCaisom.
Pop, ss: George tsettlen. Pro. 49,
strong's plurality. .ss&
NFw YoxK. New. s.-The uncertainty
shout the board Of aldermen sas removed
this afternoon - the police rssarns. which
give the Republicans seventeen out Of
thirsy-one members Of sas soArd. They
will have Appogtsonuaeas OF the city assem-
by districts
HEoaglyx, NSsw. s-Aecording 10 Esurss
reserved this FAR al police headquarters.
consolidation. as Tar a. Bsooklyn is eoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-09
CALTrORNIA.
Jim Budd Elected Governor. and sutro
MAYOR of San FrMneisco.

Mayor OF san frAneisco.
SAY FRaSciseo. Nov. s.-The count In
California has progressed sufficiently to
make Budd's election as governor a GER
tainty. Justice Temple. Dem, is elected
for the long term. AL the rest of the state
ticket is Republican. Mcguire. Dem, is
reelected to congress from the Fourth
district. The Republicans elect the other
SIX congressman. The state legislature
has a large Republican majority on Joint
ballot. Throushout the state thu Repue.
Leans have made = Clean sweep, with
plurallties not known since war times, and
wll undoubtedly control congress and
probably the senate.
In the election for mayor Of San Fran
cisco. as far as counted. Sntro, anti
"a Tread, has plurality Of ii. 90. and is
undoubtedly elected.
stanton. Dem, Is elected in the Second
railroad district. and Clark. Rep, IN the
Third railroad district Lague, Dem, is
probably elected In the FIRST railroad dis
triet. though there are siia more than haif
the ureeinets IN ;has district 10 be heard
from.
IN. Estee visited the rooms of the
Rspublicsn state central committee today
lie anpeared cheerful snd said: There
ara sti!I 81. 90 votes 20 be counted, ana
Baad Is now ?, 10 ahead. Ii continue 10
gain Al tie .ara. ratio as have been doing
/ shall beat him by so - go -
Al the Democratic headquarters Chair
nan ooald granted that Estee would
come up 20 Tehachip wish T,5o, bat
would have 20 meet Bud4 ia San Francisco
wlgh l., -,eo On this calculation be elaimed
the state for Budd bv s.J0
sAx FKAScGsco. Nov. s.-Coraplsts re-
tgsns irora ,oss precincts IN 8 total Of
g.gT4 precincts IN California. give Estes
q, 04s. Bada -. Is. Nebsaex ~. SCI: Badd's
p.aralsiy 2.ISA
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THEIR OWN PARTY Is DEAD.
Pierce County Democrats Go Over 20
the Republicans.

TACOMA. Nov. Especial IT. P. Nc
Auley. elected on the Populist ticket to
the lower house, has declared for Repuh-
lican principles. 1t is claimed he is for
eigner. anyway. and cannot serve. and on
that ground Hollidge. Rep. may contest.
The inspector of McAuley's precinct. while
watching to challenge his vote, was
called away for q few minutes. and Me-
Auley slipped in and voted.
w. @. Rowland, prominent business
man. and the defeated candidate for
county treasurer on the Democratic ticket;
Capt. J. ]. Parker and several other prom
inent Democrats. including w. ID. +. An
derson. member OF the lower house in the
last legislature. have declared for Repub-
hcan principles.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Republicans Garry tho state and Elect
-Four Congressmsn.

WAsHrssros CIrY, Nov. s.-Chairmsn
Babcock, of the Republican congressional
committee. received the following letter
today from A +. Holton, chairman of
the Republican state committee Of North
Carolina:
1--WE won a complete victory at the polls
here yesterday. We elected the judicial
tieke. by estimated msjorities of over
~. 900, and have both branches of the leg
isiatare and four Republican and three
Populist congressman. A fight will have
TO be made tomorrow before the county
canvassing board. 1t vii, be necessary for
us TO employ counsel to appear before the
eanvassing boards in many counties. The
Democrats say they have given up the
state. but our best Information is that they
will appear before the boards tomorrow
prepared 10 do all in their power"
Chairman Babcock has instructed HoI-
ton to employ all counsel necessary TO
protect Republicans rights
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Enormous Republican Majority
in the Legislature.
A DEMOCRAT HERE AND THERE.
Populists the Only Gamers by Spotted
Eggery and Fusion.
Democratic Leaders i'm Pierce County
Go Over to the Repusiic&ns-Rep
iican Campaign Well Managed.

Returns received yesterday show that
the Republicans did not elect so many
legislators IN this state as Was supposed.
The fosr-IsrETLGsEscEg's estimate on
election nighr of 70 over all Was no.
far out Of the way. The present
figures show Republican majority
OF Is over all. Democratic warhorses like
Steve Judson. l.. C. Gilman and T. q.
Mnlkey are defeated. and there are only
Ia Democrats in both houses, while the
Populist have Is
The Democratic party in this state has
been killed by corrupt leadership. fusion
and spotted eggsry.
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san Juan ceunty.

FRrpAY HARBoK, Nov. Especial. lin
San Juan county the whois Republican
county ticket Is elected, as follows; Clerk.
Elijah II. Nash: auditor. Albert III. Sitter:
treasurer, Clarence NJ. Tucker; prosecut-
ing attorney, William III. Thseker; sheriff.
Newton Jones: assessor. Eben w. Harri-
son: surveyor. Austin +. Vaughn: super
intendsnt OF schools. Theodore T. Dyer:
coroner. Or. George s. Wright: commits
sloners. James II. Nichols, William
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CowLITz COUNTY.
The Republicans Carry Everything. In
eiaatng Legisistors


kKiso. Nov. Especial Ten pre-
cincts, including keiso. give the Repub-
iican state ticket 62i. Democratic ticket
4S, Popusist Ss6 ]. &. Megler, joint SEN
ator for the Fourteenth district. and " ILL.,
lam III. Hamm. Rep. are elected. with the
entire Republican county ticket The
Democrats and Populists fused on the
legislative ticket. but were defeated by not
less than 1So plurality. Cowiitx sends her
congratulations TO King.
Following is list of those elected:
Representative. w. III. Hamm: sheriff. A.
l.. Watson; auditor. Walter Lysons; at
torney. +. w. Ross; clerk. Joseph Smith: /:
treasurer. A. l.. Stevens; superintendent
OF schools. L. III. Adams: surveyor, II. NJ.
Lane; assessor, c. ID. Morsy; coroner, DIR.
]. c. Darnell; commissioners. Second
district. ii. II. Harvey: Third. /. n.
Beighie
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spokane Coanty.

SPOKANE. Nov. s.-Thers is but one
change 10 make in the result in this
eounty as previously reported. For school
superintendent, Hopson. Pop. leads
Stewart, Rep. by 5 plurality. which the
official count will probably overcoms. as
several irregularities have been discovered
In Topulist precincts
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san Fxscr.co. Nov. s--senator J. P.
Jones arrived in the city today from Me-
yada, and i. highly esatsd over the success
Of the new silver party in that state. He
is confident tba. the silver party has car
riei all of the more important state ofiiees-
Senator Jones also expressed pleasure over
the political upheaval IN the East ''But.
said he. mo immediate good results can
take place, nor need any revival in bush
ness be expected untii the demonstration
of silver - carried into effect"
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PIERCE COUNTY.
The Whole Republican Ticket Elected
Except Five Populiata.

TACOMA, Nov. s-tSpeeial. l-official re-
turns show that the Republicans elected
every county officer on their ticket except
one commissioner, and IN that single in
stance contest may result, rs ii is claimed
that there were irregularities in the Tan
wax precinct. which gave Rogers, Pop,
who is now ahead. sixty odd plurality.
Ii this contest does not prevail the board
of county commissioners will stand one
Republican, c. III. Holmes; one Democrat,
Bartholomew tthe hoIdover memner), and
one Populist. +. 4. Rogers, Of Steilscoom.
Ii the Tanwax precinct is thrown out the
board will have two Republicans and one
Democrat. -Four Populist representatives
are elected.
The following interesting and significant
comparative vote shows that the people. .of
Pierce county particularly honored Con-
gresham Doolittle giving him nearly COO
votes over Harrison's vote for president
two years ago.
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BofsK. Idaho. Nov. s--Later returns do
not change The estimates respecting the
results of the election. The Stafssnaa has
received half the vote OF the state. IL
shows Republican plurality of so 10
200o over the Popuissts. This win be la
creased 10 800 bv fail returns. The Re
pubaieAns have elected tIirty-two Of fifty
four members OF ihe isg!siature, possibly
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SOUkI.


Most of Ahs Copgressmen.
JKFFERsos CIrY, No., Nov. S-Gov
Stone was in a more communicative
humor today, and says the loss of the
state to the Democracy il due to the ''stay-
at-home" element. He is very pronounced
in his demands for a Western man for
president in 1886 He comedies the defeat
OF the state ticket and the election OF q
Republican majority in the lower house of
the legislature.
Sr. LOUIS. Nov. Sit Is conceded that
the Republicans have good Republican
majority on joint ballot.
The Republicans carried every congress
sional district except the Second Fifth
aud Twelfth. The Second and Fifth will
be contested on account OF frauds. Dick
Bland, the silver mine owner and leader
OF the silver men in the house. is beaten !;
also Anii-option Hatch. Dockery. Champ
Clark and Cobb. who asked Where am
| at fif
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ceived by the Associated Press indicate
that the Republicans have elected twenty
eight OF the thirty congressmen in this
state.
EAsros, Pa, Nov. s.-Hart. Democrat.
for congress. defeats Judge Fitzpatrick.
Republican, in the Eighth district. by 2o3
pluralitY.
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cernea. has been lost By. sboui 100 votes
Counsellor shanks. secretary OF the con-
sogIdasion league. Claims. however. thai
consolidation has been carried BY smsll
majority. Ii will make no differences
whether the vote Is found TO % in favor or
against. as the matter viii have to so TO
ths Legislature in any event.
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r..A. All Democratic.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. a-officiai returns
from ffty-one counties give Tulberson.
DEM. for governor. 1900 plurality. His
plurality in the state 10 estimated at s.. 900.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. S-The latest re-
turns would seem 10 indicate that the con-
gressionai delegation from Texas will
stand nine Democrats. two Republicans
and two Populists.
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North Dako,. All R.public.n.

FAReo, n. D., Nov. s.-I.ste returns from
nearly every precinct In the state give
Allen, Rep, for governor. 5000. aud John
son. Rep. for congress, 5000. The Re-
publican state ticket is elected, and the
legislatu is overwhelmingly Republican.
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wrLsIsGToS. Del. Nov. s.-The Repub-
licans elect the governor. Hall. and the
congressman in Delaware. The next legis-
lature is Republican by six majority on
ioiut ballot
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Michigan All Republican.

DErRoIr. Nov. s-From the latest COM
pilstions of reports it is apparent that Gov.
Rich's plurality will exceed $4,000. The
Republicans carry every congressional
district
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Indian. All Republican.

INpIANAPoLIs. Nov. s.-Indiana elects a
solid Republican delegation of thirteen
members TO congress- In the Legislature
the Republicans have a majority of thirty
three on Joint ballot.
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HELxsA, Mont. Nov. Son the returns
so far received, Helena leads Anaconda
500 votes in the contest for the location of
the state capitol. 1t is expected that the
balance of precincts to be heard from will
inrreasa this lead
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wi.eoa.in all Republics.

MILwAuKEE. Nov. S-Complete returns
from sixty-fvs out of seventy counties
rive a Republican plurality of 5s.62o. The
Republicans gain six con gressmen. making
the delegation from Wisconsin ten Re-
ouhIfeaus
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GOV. T,ilm.n'. y,c,srx.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. s-Ths congress
sionai delegation will be made up of seven
Tillman Democrats. six OF WHOM are in
favor of free silver.
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a raruli., conxr...m.n Frem vlrsini..

RicHMoSn Va, Nov. s.--Laiest returns
show the election OF Democrats in all the
Virginia congressional districts except the
Ninth. where James f. Walker. Pop, was
sueceSsful
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r,nn....e Probably Republican.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Nov. 8. The election
for governor has not been definitely set
tied. The Republicans claim the election
of Evans by 1900 majority. while the
Democrats claim Turney's election by
x 0n0 IN OD0
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N.sr..k. Leri.lasur. Republican.

OMAHA. Nov. s-The official vote in
seventy-nine out of ninety counties gives
Hoicomp 1853 plurality. The Republic
ans may contest. The legislature is over
whelmingly Republican and the con-
gressional delegation is solidly Repub-
iican
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. a-Full returns to-
day confirm the election Of all six Demo
cratic candidate, for congress. The Louis
lana sugar planters are understood to have
had spoilers in three sugar districts. aud
the Republicans are hopeful of getting
Beatty. Kernochan and Coleman seated.