The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16

nominees OF his party, according TO pres
ent appearances, Jackson Temple, su-
preme court justice for the long term
james A. Mcguire, congressman in the
fourth district: Thomas .. Wells and
L. H. Beamer, members Of the board Of
equalization IN the second and third dis
| trlcts, and III. II. Lzrue and James /.
! the first and second dsstricts. All the
rest OF the state ticket appears to have
gone republican.
On Csngre&smeE-
WAsHISGTox, Nov. Son the strength
OF returns received up 10 O'Clock to-
night, Chairman BabcOck, of the repub-
/ Lean cOmmittes, figures that The repub-
I Iicatlon representation IN the next house
/ VIII be at least 2jo members. The
I changes from this afternoon s statement,
when % 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 McMillin, OF Tennessee,
vas possibly defeated.
Need Help
/ LSCoIS, Neb., Nov. S.-The Nebraska
| relief commission, appointed by the gov
ernor 20 arrange aid for drought sufferers
N the western counties, organized today.
The main point to which the commission
desires 10 direct attention Is the system
/ attic collection of relief at as early mo-
ment as possible. The secretary said
he had proceeded On the plan of district
/ ing the state and dividing the territory.
regardless OF religious denominations.
The ChInese Pasfe-
SHANGHAI, Nov. s.-The panic in New
/ Chwang aud throughout ManchuriA. COZ
/ tInues- Numerous country people are
arriving st New Chang, and two-tslirsis
oi the stores have been closed. Chang
Chic Tung arrived N Nanking last even
lsg with the remains OF the victory OF
I Llang Chang. 4 war levy Of S. q head
has been imposed in NAakow. The peo-
pie viii probably resist it.
FusIeaists wen.
/ RSLEzsH, y. C., Nov. S.-Semi-official
returns from nearly every county IN the
[ state indicate that the fusion ticket
G.ate, judicial and legislative-put out
by the republicans and populists, is elect
ed by some - 600 majority. This gives
/ them the state treasurer. Chief justice
and two associate justices of the supreme
court and five Judges 0f the superior
courl. Chairman Butler, OF the ponu-
lists, claims the state by 80 600, and SAYS
( the fusionists viii have majority OF 80
on joint ballet
! ese sslEd State
| NEN ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Fuller returns
today confirm the previous dispatches of
the election Of all SIX democratic candI-
dates for congress in Louisiana hy ma
jorlties ranging from 500 10 l00Qo.
Meyer In the first, Buck IN the second,
Price N the third, Ogden IN the fourth.
Boatner In the Iiita and Robinson in the
sixth.
BaSid ahead
sax FRANCISCO, Nov. There seems
to be no doubt this evening that Caliior-
MA has gone democratic 80 iar as govern
or is concerned, but the Golden state will
probably elect a republican lieutenant
governor, most .; other state officers, al
most solid republican congressional
delegation, and legislature which will
be republican on joint ballot. Chairman
Cornwall, OF republican state committee,
Is still hopeful that EStee viii bring
enough votes from the country TO over
come Budd's plurality in San Francisco.
Msrtsas Plurality
NEw 1oRK. Nov. 1.-THE total cor
rected vote Tor governor in New York
state, outside OF Sullivan county, is l.
a0S ,aS9, divided As follows;
MOTION. .-..--......-.... .-..-. co.. $40
| Hill 5l4 l64
Il NhseIsr. ..s.........>.. ..-.... 34.all
Morton's plurality y............ l5S. $40
Morton majority ..,.....s. l26 rs
The revised total vote for governor in
New York city gives Hill plurality of
2907.
TAe Geek Gang.
FoRr SMITH, Ark, Nov. Jim French
and three other members OF the Cock
gang raped three girls in the suburbs OF
ochlagah, l. T., last night. After COM
mltting the crimes, they mounted their
horses and rode off. 4 posse of citizens
was at once organized and started in pur-
suit OF the hrutes, but as far as heard
from they failed to capture them.
The Election.
PORTLAND, Nov. S.-Yestertiay's cleo
ton reports tell little more than in
creased majorities, for they show con-
, clusively that the Solid South is at last
broken. The landslide has been con-
fined to no one section. Even where
democrats were successful it was by a
greatly reduced vote. Owing to the
slowness of the returns, many elections
are in doubt. This is notably so as re-
CARDS state tickets.
In wilson's District.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. THE 10
lpablicans are claiming Dayton's election
BY 1000, but Senator Faulkner says he
does not concede Wilson'S defeat and
will not do so until the official returns
are all in. Mr. Wilson is resting at his
home in Charleston, and is taking mat
ters calmly. He has nothing to say.
The Next Congress.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Chairman
Faulkner gives the republicans 200 men,
bers of the house, the democrats 142, the
populists 8, doubtful s. BY states, this
would give the democrats II, the repub-
licans %, populists l and doubtful 3.
The doubtful states are Colorado, Idaho
and Wyoming.
In IdahoA
BorsE, Nov. THE republican state
ticket is elected by 1000 plurality or
more, and the legislature returns are still
too incomplete 10 be OF value, but they
indicate the legislature will be republic
can. The new Mormon vote seems to
have gone heavily republican.