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The morning call., 1894-11-07
PRETTY GIG FIGURES.
Pennsylvania Republican by Quar-
ter of 4 Million.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Republi-
can plurality in this State is about 250, 900.
In this city Republican Congressman
Bingham, Harmon, Reyburn and Adams
are reelected by increased majorities.
The Democrats lose their Congressman
from the Third District. formerly repre-
senied by 5. j. Randall. Frederick Hallor-
man R-) defeating Joseph McCullen 3D.
by about 1000
PITTsBURG. Nov. 6.-Returns up to 10
P. NJ indicate sthat the Republicans have
carried the county and State ticket by 15.-
900 majority. Meager returns from the
Twenty-fOurth District indicate the defeat
of Spe d.. the incumbent. by Acheson
RD.
At midnight the returns indicate that
Allegheny County has given a Republican
majority of 10000. Pittsburg gives II. 000
of this. The indications are that every
Congressman in Western Pennsylvania
elected to-day is Republican.
ALTOONA. Pa, Nov. 6.-Blair County
estimated $500 Repu blican plurality. Tn is
is the largest ever given. Compared with
the vote of 1892 1t shows Republican gain
of 1856.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7, 8 80 A. M-Re-
turns from the entire State give Hastings
an estima ted plurality of 216 GA, the great
est Republican majority ever achieved in
this State. Hastings gain over 1892 is
las. 81.
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VALE JERRY SIMPSON.
The State of Kansas Has Been Glori-
ouSIy Redeemed.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-The Wichita
(Kans.) Eagle claims Long (RD for Con-
gress will be elected by 1000 plurality and
Simpson (PopD and gives the State to Nor
rll by 600 plurality.
TOPEKA, Kans.. Nov. 6-Only meager
returns have been received up to II O'clock.
Usage County, a Populist stronghold, Is
claimed by the Republicans. The Repub-
Leans carry Wyandotte County by 1000
plurality and Leavenwortb County by
about the same figures.
LEAvENwoRTH, Hans. Nov. 6.-Indca-
tions are that Morrill, RI for Governor
will have over 1000 plurality in Leaven-
worth County. Lewellng carried the
county by 34S in 1892. The Republicans
elect all six members Of the Legislature,
gaining one member.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Z, u 80 A. M-Re-
turns thus far received from Kansas ind-
cate the election of Morrill, (R) and the
entire Republican State ticket. The Re-
rublicans carry all but two Congressional
districts and the Legislature is probably
Republic on joint ballot.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6-David Overmeyer,
Democratic candidate for Governor in
Kansas. wires the Associated Press at
2:30 O'Clock as follows: "Indicatio
poInt to the election of Morrell and the
Republican ticket by good majorities.
Suffrage probably defeated. The Republi-
cans will carry all but two Congressional
districts, the Sixth aud the Seventh being
in doubt. Senator Martins trade with the
Populsts diverted many Democratic votes
to LewelliEg and alarmed conservative
Democrats, who voted for MOrrell in large
numbers, thus cutting the Democratic
ticket TO pieces. The Legislature will
probably be Republican on joint ballot"
TOPEKA, Nov. 7.-Meager returns indi-
cate Morriips election by 10000 to 80, 900.
Heavy Republican gains are reported in
every county in tie State.
The Republicans have undoubtedly
elected every Republican CONGRESSMAN
with the possible exception of Ellis In the
Sixth district. Republicans will have an
| overwhelming majority in the Legislature.
The Capital claims nearly fifty majority
on joint ballot.
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BRECKENRIDGE AVENGED.
Owens Has Been Beaten in the
Race for Congress.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 6.-The vote through
out Kentucky to-day was we'll pOlled and
the Congressional race in the Fifth, Third
and Eleventh districts was holly con-
tested. Returns up to 10 o'clock indicate
that Hon. John K. Hendrck Cd in the
First. John d. Clardy (D.) in the Second,
c. U. McElroy in the Third, A. b. Mont
gomery in the Fourth are elected. La the
Fifth, the Louisville district, the race be-
tween E. J. McDermott (D.) and Walter
Evans (R.) is very close.
A. S. Berry CD wins in the Sixth.
w. G. Owens 3D. seems 20 be defeated
in the Seventh (Ashland) District by Judge
George Denny Jr. Or } by small majority.
j. B. McCreary 3D. wins in the Eighth.
In the Ninth the race is very close be-
tween r. K. Hart 3D. and l.. J. Pugh Or }.
j. NJ. Kendall and William Becker 3D.
will take the long and short terms in the
Tenth.
In the Eleventh the closest race OF the
State is between d. B. Colson and Silas
Adams (R) and George Stone O.). Up to
this time the returns do not indicate the
result there.
At IL o'clock the indications are that the
Democrats have elected the following
Congressman: Hendrick in First, Clardy
in the Second. Montgomery in the Fourth,
Terry in the Sixth, McCreary in the Eighth,
Hart in the Tenth, Stone in the Eleventh.
The Republicans have elected Hunter in
the Thiri. Evans in the Fifth. Denny in
the Seventh. Pugh in the Ninth.
Later returns from the Ashland Distr let
indicates close race between Denny Or
and Owens 3D.. with chances in favor of
the former by small majority. 1t seems
now that Colson, one of the Republican
candidates in the Eleventh District, will
win. Hunter (R.) 10 the Third. claims a
majority of 1000.
There Is doubt as to the election of
Montgomery Cd in the Third, Lewis (R.)
making great record. Pugh (R.) has in
all probability won in the Ninth District.
Colonel Evans (R) in the Fifth claims $500
majority. Louisville for the first time goes
Republican. The Democrats elected three
and perhaps four of their candidates.
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BRYAN KNOCKED OUT.
Nebraska Comes Over Into the Re-
publican Column.

OMAHA, Nebr., Nov. 6.-The vote of
Omaha was very heavy. The A P. A.
did not figure to the extent anticipated, in
view of the fact that for the past four
years the organization has practically con-
troled every thing. However. 1t has been
factor, bur 10 what extent will not be
known for twenty-four hours. Majors.
the head Of the Republican State ticket.
is an A. p. A, and received the full sup.
port OF the order in Omaha.
Though returns from the State are COM
ing In exceedingly slow, complete returns
on the head Of the ticket from some loca,i-
ties indicate that the fusion candidate for
Governor, HoIcomb. is elected by 5000
plurality. This conclusion is arrived at
wholly by comparison with previous votes.
This does not mean a Republican loss.
since they could gain 10000 and yet lose
on the com bned Democratic Populist
strength.
returns received up TO IL o'clock to-
night Indicate the election OF Holromb for
Governor by from 5000 to 10000 plurality.
Holcomb gains about 1000 in This county
over the vote received by him in 1898 as
candidate for Supreme Judge.
AT 80 o'clock forty-nIne out of
seventy-six precincts In the city heard
from give Majors (R) for Governor $500,
Holcomb (Fusion) 1876. This is q sligh,
Republican gain, since the city is almost
evenly divided on close party lines.
As to the Congressional delegation little
actual details are known, but from CON-
parsons carefully made on other votes
and dedueting impartialIy from returns of
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WAITE GOES DOWN.
Colorado Has Been Redeemed to the
Republicans.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 6.-The ndcations
at $3.50 O'Clock are that Mcintyre (R.), for
Governor. will have from 1900 To 10000
majority over Waite Pop.). The Times
Sun claims that the Republican majority
in this (Arapahoe) county will be 10000,
and that the remainder of the State will
give Republican majority of 5000. Waite
has run behind his ticket many thousands,
but has undoubtedly carried the entire
ticket down to defeat with him. Ii the
Republicans have 10000 majority on the
head of their State ticket they will IN
doubtedly control the Legislature and re-
elect Senator Wolcott.
Pence POp.) is beaten by Shafroth (R.)
for Congress in the First District.
Bell Pop.) may defeat Bowen in the Sec
ond District, but his majority of 1900 two
years ago will be greatly reduced.
Dispatches from all parts of the State
say that very full vote was poled and in
the cities fully as many women voted as
men. The polls did not close until o'clock
ana it will be very late before any definite
figures are received. In Denver and sub b.
urbs about So per cent of the registered
vote was cast. Women work ed earnestly
OF the polls all day for the success of the
Republican ticket and the result is largely
due to their efforts. All day long the pri-
va;e carriages of the "Capit0l Hill" society
leaders have been carrying women voters
to the polls. In many cases the ladies'
owning tbs turnouts went with them TO
urge the voters 10 make use of their fran
chise. Through the excellence of their
organization committee the women are far
more thoroughly informed as to the polit!-
cal preferences of the women in their dis
tricts than are the men regarding their sex,
but no doubtful voter was neglected.
Among the women who have taken an
active part in The campaign and who have
been prominent among the workers To-
day may be named: Mrs. Sue nj. Hall,
wife of the well-knowu Colorado his
torian; Mrs. Frank Hall, at present city
treasurer of Denver; Mrs. David Il.
Moffatt. wife Of the president of the First
National Bank and one of the most extern
sve mine-owners in the State, and Mrs.
Routt, wife Of Ex-Governor Routt. Their
homes have been repeatedly thrown open
for receptions to candidates during the
campaign, while their personal services
we're given freely to the work OF spreading
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INSURES A SENATOR.
The Republicans Make Clean
Sweep i'm Connecticut.

New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 6.-Returns
from three election dis riots in this city
show a Republican majority and large
gains on the whole ticket. Returns from
forty hree towns in the Second aud Fourth
Congressional districts give the vote for
Governor as follows: Coffin (R) $500,
Cady (D.) 6740, Republican majority OF
3400.
Forty-two towns give Coffin (Rep) A.
157; Cady 3D., 11.015. The indications
are that the Republican Governor is
elected. Three Republican Congressman
are also claimed. and both branches of the
Legislature.
11:35 p M.-lndications now are that the
Republicans elect four Congressman and
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CLAl1 EVERYTHING.
Still 1t Is by No Means Safe to
Bet on 1t.

New ORLEANS Nov. 6.-The returns
so far show almost to certainty the re-
election of the present Congressional del
egation from Louisiana by about 5000
each in the First. Third. Fourth. Fifth and
Sixth districts and the election OF Charles
+. Buck in the Second District BY a large
majority to succeed Davy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ga dispatch from
General Sperry, secretary Of the Republi-
can State Committee, Louisiana, says ::
I'VE will carry the Second and Third dis
tricts sure. and the First II the count is
fair"
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RUSSELL DEFEATED.
Cleveland the First to Be Apprised
of the Fact.

Boston, Nov. 6.-The following tele-
gram has been sent to President Cleve-
land:
"Mr. Russell has been defeated by about
10000 by Greenhalge. The vote is about
per cent less than last year. Rnssells
loss is IA per cent in Boston, 26 per cent in
other cities and 30 per cent in the country
towns. Russell carried Boston by 5000 as
against 300 last year.
CHARLES l.. HAMLIN."
SPRIN GFIELD, Mass, Nov. 6.-Returns
show that in the Fifth Congressional
District Wright (R.) has defeated Green
(D.) by 1900; GiIlett (R) has defeated Hall
3D. by $500 in the Second Congressional
District
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IN A LIGHT VOTE
The Republicans Show Gains In New
JERSEY,

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 6.-The vote in this
State was light. The polls closed at Z 30.
The returns of the total vote polled show
the heaviest voting in Republican dis
iricts. Republicans claim eight Congress.
men. The Democrats concede five Con-
gressmen to them.
TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 6.-The indica-
ton as TO the political complexion OF the
next Legislature is that the next House
will stand 40 Republicans and 20 Demo-
Gratis. and the Senate 16 Republicans to 8
Democrats-a Republican majority of 81
on joint ballot. Middlesex is the only
county electing Democratic Senator.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Nov. Gear
diner (R.) in the Second Congressional
District has plurality of 5000.
NEW YORK, Nav. 6.--Unoficial but
seemingly accurate estimates at midnight
make the New jersey delegation to Con-
gress four Republicans and four Demo
Gratis, Republican gain Of two.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Wisconsin Switches Over on the
Right Side.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Noy. 6.-Returns
from the interior of the State show Re-
publican gains everywhere and indicate
that the Republican State ticket will be
elected by from $4,000 to 40. 600 maj rity.
Chairman Wall of the Democra ic Gen.
trail committee comedies the election
of Upham and the entire Repu bIican
State ii cket.
The late returns increase the Republi-
can gains in the State and fully warrant
the estimate of from 10000 to $4,000 Re-
publican majority.
len towns and voting precincts in the
State show the following: In 1892 Peck
received 995. Spnoner 1903; this year, Peck
701, Upham 1550-a net Republican gain
of AL.
Sixteen towns in the State. including
one precinct in the 'ity of Milvaukee,
gave in 1892. Peck 1905. Spooner 2003; this
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State officers. The Republicans have the
House and Senate.
Returns as far as obtaipable from all
partc of the State at midnight indicate that
Connecticut has experienced a great Re-
publican landslide. This city has gone
Republican. Pigot, the Democratic can
didate for Congress-. who had a maj rity
of over 5000 last year. is defeated probably
by 1000 majority by Speers. Coffin (R) for
Governor has about the same majority.
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LIKE A CYCLONE.
Republicans Sweep the State of
Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. Gull re-
turns from any one Congressional district
have not been received here. Indications
point to an overwhelming Republican
triumph in the State. The Republican Stale
Committee claim for Owen from 10000 to
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DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
The Democrats Will Probably Save
the Legislature.

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov 6 Returns are
coming in slow from Lower Delaware.
The Republican State ticket is probably
elected, but the Democrats will probably
save the Legislature.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 7.-Later re-
turns from Sussex C0u2ty confirm reports
of Democratic victories there. Kent is 200
Democratic. This makes the Legislature
Democratic by IL on joint ballot.
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NOTICE.
OF THE FILING OF THE REPORT OF COM
" missoners for the opening ana extension OF

of THE FILING OF THE REPORT OF COM
" missoners for the opening ana extension OF
Potrero avenue, etc.
CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
City and County of San Francisco,
October 80 1894
In compliance W tn law, public notice Is hereby
given that the Commissioners heretofore appoint
ed for the opening and extension of POtrero ave-
nue. from the southerly line of Serpenttne avenue
To the norfherly line of Army street filed in this
Office october -, 1884, their report or the
assessment made for benefits aud damages in the
opening and extending of the said Potrero ave-
nue. accompanied by map of the assessment
district, showing the land taken 10 be taken or
said opening and extending said avenue ana tne
lands assessed therefor. Also that sale report
and plan etc. are and will be open for inspect l0n
In this office, all persons interested are hersuy
required to show cause or before SATURDAY.
the list day of December. 1894. If any, why sucn
report should not be confirmed by the boafa OF
tona to ths confrmatIon of said report. sc, m ust
be made in writing and filed with the Clerk or
said board on before Saturday, the ISL Jay Oh
December, 1894. rssrYY C,a.r
oc3O lot JNO. A. RUSSELL, OIoIA.
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ALABAMA PRETTY SAFE
Still the Democrats viii Lose One

Congressman.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov 6.-The Demo-
Gratis have carried every Congressional
district in the State except the Seventh.
In the Seventh Howard Pop.} is pressing
Denny (D.) close and NAV defeat him.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 6.-The vote
is light. The Democrats carry the First,
Second, Sixth and Eighth districts for Con-
gress.
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IOWA SAFE ENOUGH,
But the Returns Are Coming Very
Slowly.

DIES MONIES, Nov. 6.-Republicans
claim the State by 5000. The Republican
committee claim ten Republican Congress
men elected by increased maIorities and
in the Second Hayes defeat is pro bable.
Returns coming in slow.
DUBUQUE. Iowa, Nov. 6.-Dsmocratic
papers admit that the Republicans swee y
the State by $4,000 plurality. The Popu-
lists made general gains.
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CLIFFORD THE FAVORiTE.
The Great Suburban Pace OF the Sleeps
head Bay Track.

The Great Suburban Pace OF til" Sleeps
head Bay Track.
New YORK, |Ine 2!.-Ihc turf feat
ura of the week-if not Of the season
is the Suburban ven a mile and quar-
ter Of ground, and the sDeeuleSt Of the
all-agei horses in training VIII run for
the money.
The race is on the card for this after
noon and will be run over the Sleeps
head Bay track of the COnev Island
Jockey club. The field of horses is
not large, but select, and there Is merit
in the contest from end to end. The
starters will come from the following
lot:
Ajax 4. l1s BassetlaW. ia Ban
Quet, 4, 40; Clifford, j, l21 ~Comanche,
i, 112: Copyright, 5. 1O5: Don Alonzo,
4, lI9; Herald. 4, 100; Henry of Ma
vnrre, 3, 40: Ramapo, +, 120; Sir Wal
ter, 4, l2O; Sport, 4, ia.
OF those named above Ajax and Copy,
right may not start, which would leave
a field of twelve, and with this number
there should not be much if any crowd.
ing. and a true race ought to be had.
Clifford, as inthe Brooklyn Handicap
is the favOrite.
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BATTLE AT MARY LEE MINES.
Squad of Fifty Striking Miners Routed by
the Sheriffs' NoI!ey.

BIRMISGHAM, June 2l.-Late Monday
night at the Mary Lee mines ten dcpu,
ty sheriffs on guard espied about fifty
striking miners lnrking about the
place. The called upon them to halt,
but the strikers answered with a vol
ley of shots. A pitched battle in the
darkness followed, nearly one hundred
shots being exchanged. The mol final,
" fed in disorder. Two men. 1t is
said. were seen to fall, but were car
ried off bY their companions, Traces
Of blood found bears out the theory
that the men were wounded. The
Mary Lee mines have recently resumed
work. hence the attack.
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FREIGHT CAR ~ROBBER!ES.
\ Sensation Sprung Among Western X At
lantic Road Employees.

ATLANTA. June 2l.-The officers OF
the Western 4 Atlantic railroad com
pany are investigating recent rObberie>
of freight cars on their road. it being
stated from outside sources that several
thousand dollars worth of goods have
been found missing.
Superintendent NcCollum denied a
rumor thai any of the employees Of the
road had been discharged. but Il was
learned from another source that thir-
teen crews Of freight employees had
been before the superintendent recent,
X. Whether it was in this connection O.
not is not known.
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Nos. ~ and ia Solid Pullman Vestibule
T aims between Washington and Atlanta.
Trains 3> and II have through SlCCperS be
tween Weldon and New York.
No 3 makes close connection at Portsmouth
with Bay Line tor Baltimore; old dominion
steamers tor New YORK every day in the week
eAcrpt rday. With Merchant and Miners
Line Tor Boston and Providence every day in
the week except Tuesdays and Thursday, and
Norfolk ana Washington ;. Is. Company daily
for Washington.
No. 3 makes close connection at Durham
with train from the west on K. y ID. railroad
No. IL makes close connection nj Durham
with train going west on K. \ d.. railroad.
For further information in regard to con
ncctions, etc. apply to X /. Chcatham. agent
Durham. y. {.
John II WINDER. General Manager
y. !. ANDERSON. G. L. \.
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FOR kOLB.
The Democratic Forces in Alabama FornIu-
late a Plan of Action.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 2l,-The
democratic nominees for the state OF
ices met here Yesterday. All We're
present. Colonel Oates detailed to them
his plans of campaign and all agreed
that it was the proper one. He advises
that an aggressive fight be made, bat
suggested that it be a friendly one, and
that all personal issues be avoided, II
viii be an old-fashioned campaign with
the barbecue and neighborhood hand,
shaking playing important parts. Dates
We're made up to July 10th.
Captain Johnston reached town last
night from Union Springs, where h
and General Harrison had a big speak
mo.
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THE LIE TO BEN T!LLMAN.
TIE South Carolina Senatorial Candidate
Dealing in Personalities.

Dealing in Personalities.
CHESTER, 5. C, June 2i.-The candi-
dates for state and national offices spoke
here yesterday.
Gov. Tillman, who IS running for
United States senator. spoke first. fol-
lowed by Senator NJ. c. Butler.
Tillman received no applause when
he was introduced. but during his
speech was cheered TO some extent.
He spoke entirely Of what he had done
for the state. He accused President
Cleveland and the United States senate
of corruption. called Senator Buffers
friends who went TO Rock Hill over the
railroads "~COxeyites," but did not once
touch upon any national issue lie i'm
lshed by asking the people to now give
him a nice, easy place for what he had
done. and he would do much good for
them, stirring up things and punching
Cleveland and the senate in the side
with a pitchfOrk till they did some
thing for them.
senator Butler followed ana raNed
Tillman severely. He stated in the
opening, that ne intended to 90 through
the campaign in a friendly way and
conduct it on a gentlemanlv plane. lie
and Tillman both uttered this sentl-
ment at their first speech at Rock Hill,
but yesterday at Gorkville, Tillman
had said. by ineuendO, that he tBUtlerI
had a corruption fund with which to
buy his way into the senate, He said
he did not have an opportunity TO re-
ply at GOrkville, and turning and point
ing his finger in TiIlman's face, he said:
Il now brand him u any other man
who, by word or intimatiOn. says
have d corruption fund, an infamous
liar
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a MEDICAL FRAUD.
W. Ii. Hale TO be Tried in Denver for a Ia
toni McGic:ne >windle.

DENVER. June Civ. II. Hale was
arrested in New York on his arrlTal
from England, where he served a sen
tcnce. Mr.. Hale will be brought Il
this city for trial on the charge II fraud
and swindIe. For a long time by means
Of advertising some alleged Chinese
remedies. Hale made SlO.O 900 4 month.
The only medicine which ever gave, !;
is said, was mountain sage.