Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-09

J.. j. box, Dem; VI. Arnold, DEM. c.
Il. Burton, Rep.
Montana-S. c. Hartman. Rep.
! Nevada-F. q. Newland. oil.
/ New IIampshire->. \. Sulloway,
Rep. II. NJ. Baker, Rep.
| Nebraska-J. l.. Strobe, Rep. u. ii.
Mercer, Rep; q. ID. Meiklejohn, Rep, !;
w. A. Mckeighan, Ind. Omer VI. KEN,
/ rco. +. J. lIaines, Rep.
/ New Jersey-H. c. Londenslager,
Rep. j. J Gardner, Rep. Il. f. Howell,
Rep. Mahlon Pitney, Rep; J. F. Stew
art, Rep. II, d. English, Dem,; Thomas
MrEwen, Rep; c. W. Fowler, Rep.
New York-RC Mccormick, Rep; ID.
VI. Hurley, Rep; F. y. Wilson, Rep; |,
+. Fisher, Rep; G. q. Bennett, Rep ;
James K. Howe, Rep; Austin +. Ford,
Rep; J. J. Walsh, Tam, ID; II. &. Miner
Tam. ID; A. J. Campbell, Rep; f Erd-
man, Rep; q b Mcclellan, Tam. ID; II
G. Shannon, Rep |. f Quigg, Rep; b L
Fairchild, Rep; r b Mahaney; Rep;
Charles Daniels, Rep.
North Carolna--W A b Bach, Dem;
F 4 Woodland, Dem; John 7 Shaw,
Dem; \ w Graham, Dem; j. A. Lock-
hart, Dem; Il Peterson, Rep; William
ii Bower. Dem.
North Dakota-M y Johnson, Rep.
Ohio-Charles Z Taft, Rep. A l. IIar-
ris, Rep; + C Dayton, Dem; + E Davitt
Rep; George W Hulick, Rep; George
NJ Wilson, Rep; l. VI Strong, Rep; J III
Southwark, Rep; l. Fenton, Rep; c ii
Grosvenor Rep; ID X Watson, Rep; +
q Young, Dem; W. 5 Kerr Rep; ii G V
Noorhis, Rep; l. Danforth, Rep; J A d
Richards Dem; r w Taylor, Rep; 5 \
Northway, Rep; c b Beach, Rep.
Oregon-llerman, Ellis.
PennSylvania-At large, George Huff,
Rep; q \ Grow, Rep; II II Bingham,
Rep; Il. Adams, jr. rep; f Halterman,
rep; + Reybnrn, rep; \ G lIarmer,
rep; b Robinson, rep; Wanger,
rep; CD Eidman, dem; Nj Brosius, rep !;
4 Scranton, rep, f NJ Woomer, rep; NJ
b Wright, rep; I NJ Mason, rep; Josiah
ID Hicks, rep, ID B Heiner, rep; John
Daizell, rep; William A Stone, rep; f.
+ Aycheson, rep; T w Phillips, rep;
Charles w Stone, rep; NC Arnold, rep !;
Joseph Hart. dem; & II Buckalew,
! dem.
Rhode Island-Melville Ball, rep; W
o Arnold, rep.
South Carolna-J w Stroke, dem
William Elliott. dem; WI Talbert, dem :
John l. McLaurin, dem; J w Stokes,
dem.
South Dakota--John A Picker, rep.
Tennessee-W G. Anderson, rep; + V
Brown, rep; ID Richardson, dem; J A
Washington, dem; Nicholas \ Cox. dem
John r Mccall, rep; c McDearman,
dem; Patterson, dem; Ii X Gibson,
ind-rep.
Texas--Joseph G Hutchinson, dem; S
b Cooper, dem; c ii Ioakum, dem; d
b Culberson, dem; Joseph w Bailey,
dem; Joseph Abbott, dem; q e Pendle.
ton. dem; Charles X Bell, dem; Joseph
ID Savers, dem; William ii Grain, dem
J b Cockrell, dem.
Nermont-lIenry Powers, rep; William
w GrOut, rep.
Eirginia-William A Jones. dem Taze
Elliott, dem; w r Mckenney, dem: {
Swanson, dem; ii st Il Tucker, dem; /
Gardner Tyler, dem.
| Washinston-W ii Doolittle, rep; S {
Hyde, rep.
West Nirginia--B Dovener, rep; A
G Dayton, rep; IL Huling, rep; Warren
Miller, rep.
Wisconsin-IIenry A Cooper, rep;
Charles Barwig, dem; j w Babcock, rep
TOtjen, rep; 5 Barney, rep; S A Cook
rep; w Griffen, rep; + S Minor, rep: A
T Stewart. rep; John j jenkins, rep.
WyOming-F w Mondell, rep.
Oklahoma-B T Flynn, rep.
Utah-Frank Ii. Cannon, rep.
New Mexico-Antonio Joseph, dem.
In King county the Republican
ticket is elected with the exception o
Treasurer and one Commissioner. Il
is claimed, however, that the Populis
nominee for Sheriff has been counted
out unfairly, as several hundred bal
lots were not counted as the voters
had placed crosses opposite his name
in both places where he appears or
two tickets on the ballot. The matter
will probably have to pass through 8
judicial determination and recount.
The Republican ticket is elected
in Chehalis with the exception o
Lyons, Democratic nominee for Clerk
The came is true of Clarke count,
with the exception Of Auditor and on,
Commissioner, who are Democrats.
The entire Republican ticket il
elected in Cowlitz county.
In Lewis county the Republican
State ticket polls much larger vot'
than the county nominees. The
Populists elect the Auditor and /,
Commissioner. The Democrats thu
Assessor and Commissioner, and the
Republicans have probably elected
the remainder OF the ticket. The vot,
is quite close.
Partial returns from all over tn,
State indicate Republican gains. B!
another week we will be able to Civ,
definite returns.