The Irish standard., 1894-11-10
Khode Island.

.s# PROVIDENCE. II. L., NOV So + w
midnight complete returns had not
been received from either of the con-
pressional districts in Rhode Island,
but the figures at hand leave no doub
of the success Of Bull (rep.) over Lap
ham (dem.) in the First district, and
Arnold (rep. over Garvin (dem.) in the
Second district.
Connecticut.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Returns
indicate that the entire republican
ticket will be elected by good ma
iority. The election of Speer to con-
press in the Second district and the
election OF Hill (rep.) in the Fourth
district are certain.
Now Hampshire.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. Returns
are coming in very slowly on account
of wire Interruptions. They all show
republican gains. The legislature will
be largely republican, and there is no
doubt of the election of two republic
an congressman.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 7.-Returns
come in slowly. Those at hand indi-
cate the election Of sufficient repub-
licans to give them the legisla-
ture by majority of % on joint bal
lot, which insures the election OF re-
publican successor to Senator McPher-
SON.
North Dakota.
FARGO, NJ D.. Nov. 7.--Returns are
coming in slowly. Returns SO far
show Allin (rep.) for governor, run
ming ahead of the ticket. Allln::s elec
ton by 5000 plurality is claimed by
the republican contral committee.
The democrats conced it by 1000.
I'M. II. Johnson rep) is reelected to
congress-
south Dakota.
PIERRE, s. d., Nov 7.-Returns are
coming from all over the state, which,
though n1eager, indicate that the state
republican ticket, including two con-
gressrnen at large, is elected by not
less than $4,000 plurality. Returns
from Legislative districts are not in ex-
cept from cities and towns, but there
are good indications that the 1egisla-
ture will be safely two-thirds repub-
lican..
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. Z. From present
indications Judge Uolcomb. the fnsion
candidate, has been elected governor
by 5000 plurality.
Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, z. T., Nov RE
publican estima tes are that Cannon
(rep) for delegate to congress, will
have 1,1o0 majority III the city, but
this is not conceded by the democrats.
Oklahoma.
GUTHRIE, 0. T., Nov. 7.--Returns so
fnr from counties on railroads indicate
that D. Flynn (rep.), for delegate to
congress is elected by 2,500 plurality.
Idaho.
Boise, Idaho, Nov, 7.-Democrats
concede that Wilson (rep.) is elected
to congress. Careful estimates give
the state to che republicans by 2,oOo
tor the entire state ticket. The legis-
lature will be close, though in all prob
ability republican. Senator George
T.. shoup will probably succeed him
self s
Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 7.-1ncon,"
plete returns received from the twelve
counties Of Wyoming indicate the elec-
ton of Franl, n. Mondel (rep.) to
congress by at least l,5oo plurality.
William A. Richards (rep.) will also
be elected governor, with the balance
Of the state ticket in doubt. The
claim ten majority or
Joint ballot in the Legislature
Washington.
SPOKANE, Wash. Nov. 7.-Reports
from throughout the state indicate
that the election OF the two repub~
lican congressman is In doubt and
that it is probable the republicans
have lost the Legislature. Two years
ago the publicans carried all parts
Of the state by large majorities. The
democrats have made heavy gains and
the popullsts have gained strength.
Reports are coming in slow.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 7.~~The estl-
mated returns from thirteen counties
outside San Francisco give republicans
for governor 1000 plurality. The
chairman OF the republican state CEN
trail committee claims the republicans
will carry the state by 10000, the city
Of San Francisco by 500, the legisla-
ture by com Portable majority and all
seven congressman.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 7.~-Ihe
election in the state resulted in the
selection OF solid democratic con-
gressional delegation, six in number,
John S. Little, who succeeds Clifton
r. Breckinridge, is the only change
from the present delegation.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 7.-From re-
turns received the republicans claim
the election of three congressman in
Kentucky, the Indications being that
they have carried the Fifth, Seventh
and Eleventh districts TIE demo-
Gratis elect three and possibly four
judges of the court of appeals.
LEXINGTON, XIV, Nov. THE Leader
makes the claim that Denny, the re"
publican candidate for congress in the
Seventh district, is elected. 1t is as
serted that Breckinridge's friends have
supported Denny, bringing about his
success
Tenneesee.