The Portland daily press., 1894-11-09

state by 40,000 and all the thirteen Con-
gressmen, while the state legislature will
stand to 81 on joint ballot.
MAY CHANGE THINGS.
Populists Returns Are Coming in Through
New Orleans, November s.-A Helena.
Texas special says that today's returns
very materially change the situation from
yesterday when the Democrats were conf
dent of plurality of $4,000. Tonight they
will be satisfied If they are barely ahead.
Every return throughout the state today
shows phenomenal Populist gains and may
possibly indicate the election of Nugent.
Populist nominee for governor.
Pennsylvania.
count in four counties, comprising an
eighth of the Congressional districts, COM
pleted late tonight. shows that Hart, Demo-
crat, is elected by 1874 majority over Kirk
patrick, Republican. This gives Pennsyl-
vania two Democratic Congressman.
New Hampshire.
Concord, Nh, Novembe s.-Re-
turns from the the entire state, except.
the towns OF Sharon, Easton, Ellsworth,
Thornton, WaterviIle. Carroll, .Clarks-
vile, :Pittsburg. andolph, Wentworth,
a gu ubernatorial vote to Charles A. Bus
Kent, Democrat, 80, 707; Daniel 9.
Knowles, Pro-, 171g; George D. Epps,
Peoples, $50. Bushels plurality, 1854;
and his majority is 1O.016.
Connecticut
New Haven, Conn, November s.-The
complete vote of the state is: Coffin,
Repu blican. for governor, Is, 54S; Cady,
Democrat, 62,S40 Pond, Pro-. 224s
virginia's Delegation,
Richmond. Va, November SHINE Demo-
Gratis and one Republican will be virginia's s
representatives in the next Congress-.
Delaware.
Wilmington, Del. Ncsenaber s-The official
count gives NeareI, Republican for Cover
nor, plurality of 1926; Wells, Republic an
for Congressman 1858.
u Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb., November Sat ten tonight
that it had received returns from all but
thirteen counties. The plurality will be GIL
for Majors, the Republican candidate for
governor.
Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn, November s.-The gov
ernorship is stillinjdoubts Seventy counties
are heard from 94ihiahy and unoficially
give the Republiesnar5eo majority. The
| legislature will be Bemaeratic.
North CsroIina.
Raleigh. n. c.. November s.-Semi-of official
returns from nearly every county in the
state show great Populist gains. Chairman
Butler of the Populists, claims the state by
80, 900, and says that. the Fusionists will
have majority of thirty on joint ballot.
This latter estimate is believed CORE ct.
Only three Democtras are elected to Com
gress.
WILL MEET BUT WE SHALL MISS
THEM"
146 Democratic congressman Who VIII Be
| Washington. November S.-Of the 2l9 DEM
ocrats in the present House, lac will not re-
turn. Of this number, 81 failed to receive
denomination, or were not candidates, and
| the remaining S5 were defeated at the polls.
| MIR. Heard of Missouri, who has repre-
sented the seventh missouri district since
| 1895, and who is chairman Of the committee
! on the District of Columbia; James B.
| Reilly of Pennsylvania, who has served the
| sixteenth district three telms, since 1889,
| and is chairman of the committee on
| Pacific railroads during this Congress,
devoted mis- time to the preparation of bill
| looking to the settlement of the affairs of
| the Pacific road. Mr.. Martin of Indiana,
who looked after the interests of the
| eleventh district and served since 1889, at
| the present head of the committe on invalid
| pensions; Mr. Mc(1ann. who represented the
| second Illinois district since 1891, and is
chairman of the labor committee during
| this Congress, and endeavored to pass some
measure looking to the peaceful settlements
| of the strikes and labor troubles; Mr..
| Fithian of Illinois, who represents the
| seventeenth district. and served since 1889,
| is chairman of the committee on merchant
| marine and fisheries. promoter of the free
sbip bill; Mr. Brown of Indiana, who looked
| after the interests of the third district since
| 1889. compose the important committee on
| elections.
| Chairman Rabcock's latest returns show
| the Republican representation in the next
House will be e1actlye50. majority over
| all of l44. Only two Populists are elected
| in the West, one in Kansas and one in
Nebraska. This does not include Newlands.
| Nevada. who is elected as a straight out
silverman.
| Chauncey; I. Filley telegraphs from St.
Louis that Clarke is defeated for Congress
in the ninth district. and the Democratic
committee concede the Republicans have
carried the state. Secretary Ferris. of the
| RenubIican state committe of Louisiana.
teleprapbs from New Orleans that he is
Gathering proof of frauds, which are over.
wbelmine. The Republicans will contest
each district and seat three members sure
Mr.. vandeventer notifies the committee in
despato oh from Cheyenne that the Renub,
lican candidate for Congress in WYOMING is
elected by 3O00 majority, and that the Re.
nnh,icans elect A Of the Is members Of the