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Second district, George

Hambright. Rep. Second district, George
Blake, Rep.
Richland County--Jay c. Lamberson, Rep
Rock County-First district, E. 7. Hansen,
Rep Second district, S. S. Jones' Rep.
Third district. Fenner Kimball, Rep.
St CrOiX County-O. j. Williams, Rep.
Sank County-First district, Chas. Hirsch
niger, Rep. Second district, Henry Serge
Dem.
Shawano County-Ch christopher Bonnin
Rep.
Sheboygan County-First district, Chris
tian Ackermann. Rep. Second district. VIM
SEEKER. Rep. Third district, George Wolf,
Rep.
Trempealeau County,. f. Clark. Rep
Vernon COunty-D. A. MahOney, Rep.
Walworth County-First district, +. l..
Fraser Rep. Second district, Thomas IL,
Greer, Rep
Washington County-Wm H. Froelich,
Rep.
Waukesha County-First district. D. X.
Smith. Rep. Second district, G. G. Harris
Rep.
Waupaca County-First district. r. S.
Johnson. Rep. Second district Z. A. Hamm,
Rep.
Waushara County, I. Ellarson, Rep.
WinnebagO County-FirSt district, A. c..
Thalacker Reps Second district. Silas Bull
lard, Rep. Third district, G.. A. Buckstatf
Rep.
Wood COMMITTEEMAN C. Wipperman,
Rep.
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COLORADO.

Denver. Col, November AT daylight
returns were i'll from less than one-third
of the precincts in this city. With the
Republican strongholds yet to be heard
from the majority for Mcintyre for gov
ernor over Waite is 5000. The returns
from the state outside of Denver are very
meager, but those so far received Indicate
the election Of Mcintyre and the entire
Republican state ticket by $4,000 to 20
600 plurality. The Republicans claim to
have carried even the Cripple Creek dis
trict. which was expected to give 4 large
majority for Waite Chairman Clark of
the PopuliSt state central committee
claims the election of Waite by 5000 plu-
rality. No returns have yet been received
as to the Legislature, but it will prob,
ably be Republican by large majority
John E. Shafroth Rep0 is elected to
Congress in the First district. Both
sides are claiming the Second district.
With forty-siX precincts missing. McIn-
tyre has q majority over Waite for gov
ernor in this county of 900. The COM
plete returns will increase McIntyre's
ma iority to at least $4,000 and the Repub-
licans claim that Mcintyre will have
5000 plurality in the remainder of he
state.
Denver, Col, Nov. S.-Mc1ntyre's plu-
rality for governor is estimated at 10000
on the basis Of the returns 50 far received
from all over the state. In Arapahoe
county his majority over Waite is 10. 100.
with seven precincts missing. Waite ran
1000 votes behind his ticket. The Popu-
lists claim the Legislature will be a tie
on joint ballot, but the Republicans fig
ure on q majority of one
In spite of the positive announcement
from Pueblo that Thomas NJ. Bowen,
Rep, is elected congressman, the result
in the Second district still seems to be
in doubt, Returns official and estimates
received here from every county in the
district give Bell, Pop, POI majority
over Bowen.
Pueblo, Col, Nov S.-Thomas NJ
Bowen (Rep) congressman, has ma
jority over Hell Pop.) of about 800.
Denver, Col, Nov. 3.-For Congress,
Second district, John c. Bell, Pop,
alnctnH
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came the story of gains. The returns
thus far received show an average Re
publican gain of about 40 votes to the
precinct. It is doubtful, however wheth-
er this ratio will hold up to the end. for it
is expected tEat it will be cut down by the
returns from the agricultural districts
but if it should be cut to twenty the pre-
cinct the Republican majority will be over
10000. Returns from the congressional
districts have been slow in coming in. but
the scattering figures received in connec-
ton with the great Republican gains in
all parts of the state Indicate that the Re
publlcans have elected eleven and possibly
all thirteen members of Congress- The
Democrats still have hopes that Stock
Slayer in the Third and Holman in the
Fourth districts have been elected. The
Legislature is Republicn in both branches.
There will be in the House about sixty
tive Republicans and thirty-fve Demo.
Gratis; in the Senate about thrty-fiye Re.
Third district. A dispatch from Eaton
There is little or no doubt but that
twelve of the thirteen Indiana congress
sional districts have been carried by the
Republicans by majorities ranging from
300 to 1000. They are: First. Hemin-
way: Second, Hardy; Third, Tracewell:
Fifth, Overstreet; Sixth, Johnson: Sey-
enth, Henry; Eighth, Faris; Ninth. Han
"; Tenth, Hatch; Eleventh, Steele;
Twelfth. Leighty Thirteenth Royse.
The Fourth QHolman's) district is in
doI1ht
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DELAW ARE.

Wilmington, Del, Nov delaware
completed: Newcastle county $50 Repub-
hcan majority; Kent 100 Democratic ma
jority; Sussex 315 Republican majority;
net Republican majority 1900. The Re
publicans elect governor and congressman
and local tickets in six counties. The
Democrats five, Republicans four; House,
fourteen Republicans, seven Democra is;
joint ballot, eighteen Republicans twelve
Democrats. This ensures a Republican
successor to United States Senator Hig
gins.
Baltimore. Md, Nov. S.-Ambassador
Thomas +. Bayard was asked about the
result of Tuesdays elections. He said ::
i have had grave apprehensions as to
the result of the recent elections for some
time. 1t has been by no means an abso-
lutte surprise to me-" The ambassador
said he had no idea that the change of
power was lasting or even meant to be
lasting Il don't want to run afoul of
those gentlemen who were responsible for
the delay in the passing of the tariff BILL
but, as | say, the path of duty is unmis-
taxable and the necessity for pure Dem
ocratic tariff legislation was never SO
great as it is now. The bills for free
raw materials should be passed immedi-
ately and then the country would be able
to contemplate the Democratic idea of the
tariff in full working order for two years
before another national election rolls
around. If this is done [ have little fear
that the verdict will be satisfactory in
1885, Ambassador Bayard sails for
England next Saturday.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. THE Republicans
have carried New York state by estimat-
ed pluralities ranging from 1906 to
10000. These figures represent the prob
able plurality of Levi L. Morton (Repl
for governor over David B. Hill Dem )
based upon the vote of New York city
and Brooklyn complete, and returns from
more than One-half of the election districts
above the Harlem river The total vote
for the two leading candidates is consid-
erably in excess Of that pOlled for Flower
and Fassett for governor in 1891, in ad-
dition to which is the votes cast this year
for Wheeler Ind, Dem.), which will eX-
coed 10000.
Tammany is defeated. The nominal
majority of 10000 usually polled by that
organization in New York ciyt, has been
obLterated, and an opposition non-par-
tisan majority of 10000 to $4,000 has
been piled up. making the net opposition
gain more than 100000. Never since
1871 the year in which the revelations con
corning the operations of Tweed were
made. has there been such an opposition
arrayed against Tammany and the returns
show that q severe blow has been struck
at the foundation of the most powerful
local political organization in the country
New York, Nov. S.-The multiplicity
Of ballots given to voters in the election
booths has caused much confusion and is
delaying the official count
The total corrected vote for governor in
New York state. outside df Sullivan coun-
~, was 1206.259. of which Morton re-
celved 667 $50: Hill, 514, 1853; Wheeler.
24,511. Morton's plurality, 153, 400; Nor
tons majority, 12S,911
The revised total vote for governor in
New York city gives Hill a plurality of
2907. Strong's plurality is II ,434
Returns for the vote in this city and
Brooklyn on the Greater New York
scheme Indicate that a majority of the
votes have been cast in favor Of CONSOLE
dation. A tabulation of the returns at
police headquarters this morning shows
that the vote in this city on the consoli-
dation issue is in round figures 11S,000
for and $4,000 against
Returns from all except q very few
missing election districts show an APP
parent plurality in New York city for
consolidation. or the greater Ne>.- York
of over $4,000 in the city, while the rapid
transit measure shows an apparent plu-
rality Of 81, 400
In Brooklyn the latest returns show a
total vote of "a 500 for and y, S27 against
the proposition, which makes it evident
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CONGRESS-.

Washington. d. c., Nov. S.-The indi-
cations are that the Eifty-fourth Congress
will open with numerous contests for
seats in the House of Representatives
from the Southern states. Reports re-
ceiyed ut Republican headquarters make
it plain that unless there is Il change eth
err OF mind or Of conditions there will be
ut least three contests from Louisiana. of
one or two from Virginia and of some
from North Carolina and Tennessee, with
a possibility Of contests from Alabama,
Kentucky and Arkansas.
Secretary Ferris of the Louisiana Re
publican committee claims i'll telegram
to Chairman BabcOck of the National
committee that the Democrats have been
defeated in three of the congressional dis
trictS, but expresses the conviction that the
Republicans will be counted out and says
that contests will be made for three seats
in the House. He adds that fraud, intimi-
dation and violence can be proven.
The Republicans in the Seventh Vir
ginia district assert that the Democratic
candidate in that district is defeated by
4 majority of at least 900, but claim that
they have veidnece that the count is being
manipulated so as to reverse the result and
say their candidate, Walker by name,
will contest.
Congressman Settle represents that but
for fraudulent practices in North Caro-
lima the Republicans would carry the
state. He has been authorized by Chair
man Babcock to employ counsel to repre-
sent the Republicans in every county of
the state. 1t is probable that some of
these contests involving congressman will
not be settled until they reach the House.
Chairman Babcocks estimate of 252
Republicans in the next House has been
changed today to 255. The changes are:
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis. Mo, Nov S-The result of the
Missouri election is becoming clear and
the extent of Republican success tolerably
we'll defined. There is today almost no
doubt that the Republican state ticket has
been successful. The Republicans, in
comparison with two years ago. had Il plu-
rality of %, 661 to overcome. Efty-Seyen
counties out of ia show net Republic
an gain of 1929. The same ratio for
the remaining fifty-seyen would elect w.
NJ. Robinson Supreme judge, j. r. hirk
superintendent of schools, and Joseph
Flory railroad commissioner by not less
than $4,000 plurality. In the state house
Republicans have made gains enough to
give them a majority of the Legislature oD
joint ballot, but the Senate of itself, by
hold-over members, will remain Demo
cratic. In the congressional districts it
is now fairly established that the First
Hatch's), Fourth (Ellison's), Sixth OAR
mond's), Seventh Heard's), Ninth
Champ Clark's), Thirteenth (FoX'sl,
Fourteenth (Arnold's), and Fifteenth
publicans. The Eighth (Bland's) is still
in doubt, as also the Third Oockery's).
The Tenth and Eleventh est Louis, are
also Republican. The only sure Demo
cratic districts are the Second, Fifth and
Twelfth.
Complete returns from the Third Con
gressional district show the election of A.
NJ. Dockery Dem.) by 342 plurality.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. S.-The Star
Qnd.) figures John c. Tarsney for Con-
gress has carried the Fifth district by q
little over 800 His plurality in La
fayette county is yet uncertain but will
not materially alter these figures There
is every prospect of a contest by Col Van
Horn, the Republican candidate. The
Republicans have held big mass meet
ing to protest against alleged irregulari-
ties in the Democratic part of the city
1t was firmly claimed by speakers that
Van Horn had undoubtedly carried the
district. Fraud in the Second ward of
Kansas City alone, it is stated by the
Republican managers, will, when righted
wipe out Tarsney's majority. Here 1913
votes were cast rs against 12S during the
last presidential election. This ward
gave an overwhelming majority. 1t is
claimed it can be proven there are not
1000 voters in the Second ward. Irregu-
larities are also charged in the Ninth
ward
From further returns this forenoon. the
state Democratic committee comedies the
election of Republican Legislature. 1t
is also conceded the defeat prima facie
of r. 2. Bland (Silver Dick for Con
gress in the Eighth by a plurality of 10
votes. The committee still claims the
election Of Dockery in the Third district
nv 300
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. I'd. NJ.
Burns. secretary of the state Republican
central committee, made the following
statement: I'VE claim the state by at
least 10000 majority Estee is elected
beyond all doubt, as well as the rest Of
the state ticket Estee will carry San
Francisco by 5000 and the Republicans
will elect most of the municipal ticket
The Legislature will be Republican by a
comfortable majority"
In the opinion of the Republican chair
man the Republicans would carry the
state by 10000, and San Francisco by
5000: the Legislature by a comfortable
majority, and all the congressman.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. AT mid
night the indications are the contest for
governor is very close with the chances
slightly in favor of Budd DEM. The
Republicans have undoubtedly elected five
congressman and possibly six. With the
exception of governor, the Republicans
seem to be leading on the state ticket and
will probably have a majority in the Leg
iSlatUrp,
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IT'S ALL REPUBLICAN

Wisconsin gives a Republican plurality
4 between $4,000 and 10000. w. II. Up
Sam and the entire state ticket are elect
cd. Ten congressman are Republicans.
The Democrats lose the state Senate and
Assembly. Every county in the state
hut six went Republican.
The majGritieS of the Republican con-
rressional candidates will range from 200
10 5000,
The congressional delegation will stand
as follows:
First District-H. A. Cooper, Rep.
Second DiStrict-Edward Sauerhering.
Third District. W. BabcOck, Rep.
Fourth DiStrict-Theobald Often. Rep.
Fifth Districts. $. Barney, Rep.
Sixth Districts. A. Cook. Rep.
Seventh District-AIichael Griffin. Rep.
Eighth District-E. S. Minor, Rep.
Ninth DiStris Stewart, Rep.
Tenth DISTRICT. J. Jenkins, Rep.
The Republicans carried Milwaukee
city and county both obtaining plurali-
ties in fifteen of eighteen wards, all the
three villages and every town but one IN
the county. The entire Republican ticket
is elected. all three state senator's and
twelve of fourteen aSSemblymen, The
Republican majority in the county Is
about 1000.
The Milwaukee delegation in the next
Legislature will be almost solidly Repub-
lican. the Democrats electing but two Of
fourteen assemblymen and no senators.
The following is a list of the members
elect Of the new Wisconsin Legislature:
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven. Conn, Nov Returns
as far as obtainable from all parts of the
state indicate that Connecticut has eX-
perienced a great Republican landslide.
This city has gone Republican. Pigott
the Democratic candidate for Congress,
who had majority of over 1000 last
year, is defeated by probably 1000 ma
jority by n. D. Sperry. Coffin, the Re
publican candidate for governor, has
about the same majority The town
elects two Republican representatives to
the Legislature and the senatorial dis
tricts elect a Republican.
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ANARCHISTS IN A WRECK.
Many Persons Injured by the DeraiIing
of a Train at Chicago.

Chicago, H., Nov. 12.-The observance
of the anniversary of the execution of
the Haymarket rioters, yesterday, nearly
resulted in a great catastrophe Hum
dreds of men, women and children, who
were passengers on the special train on
the Chicago & Northern Pacific road EN-
route for Waldheim cemetery, experienced
a very narrow escape from serious injury
and probably death by the derailing of
the engine and one coach. Following is
a list of the injured: Walter Charlton,
fireman, cut about the body and bruised
on the head; Louis Grossman, foot
crushed and cut in the head; Phillip
Hartmann, right hand crushed cuts on
the legs and head; Mrs j. Ii. Heinemann,
injured about the head and severely cut
with glass: Patrick Lahey, engineer. bad
ly cut in the face and head seriously in
jured internally; Paul LichtenStein. hand
crushed and injured on the left leg: Mrs.
George Neumann, injured internally and
cut in the face; John j. Richter cut IN
the forehead and skull; Lon Tuschler.
very badly hurt in the right side and
hand: H. Vito, cut in right side and left
cheek: Il Wietzer, cut about the head.
4 misplaced switch caused the wreck.
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NEW JERSEY.

Jersey City, n. j., Nov. 7.-The vote in
this state was light. The returns of the
total vote polled show the heaviest voting
in Republican districts. The greatest
falling off has been in Democratic dis
tricts Republicans claim eight congress
men. The Democrats concede five con
gressmen to them and claim the other
three. Republicans claim twothirds
majority in the Assembly and the elec-
ton of u Republican to succeed McPher-
son.
New York, Nov. THE latest returns
show that New Jersey will be represent
ed by seven Republicans and one Demo
crat in Congress.
Trenton n. j., Nov. 7.-On joint bal
lot the Legislature will probably stand
Republicans 80, Democrats %. The Re
publicans elect congressman in all but the
Seventh district
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SSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Mass, Nov 7--One hundred
and sixty-nine of the 351 cities and towns
i'll Massachusetts outside of Boston give
net Republican gain of 23,042.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 7-Returns from
all but two cities and towns in the state
give Greenhalge (Rep) 1922, Russell
Dem0 12S, 436 a Republican gain of 81
100 In this city Russells plurality of
1913 in 1893 was cut to 3112. The Legis-
lature will be made up as follows House.
100 Republicans, % Democrats; Senate.
% Republicans, 4 Democrats. All of the
Republican candidates for Congress Were
chosen except Fitzgerald, in the Ninth
who has 2300 plurality. Cogswelfs plu-
rality is over 5000.
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adopted
The uncertainty about the board of
aldermen was removed this afternoon by
the police returns, which gives the Re
publicans II out of 81 members. The
board will have the apportionmenr of the
city for assembly districts.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Nov. S.-According to
the figures received thus far at police
headquarters consolidation so far as
Brooklyn is concerned has been lost by
about 100 votes. Figures are still miss
ing from some of the outlying districts.
Counselor Shanks, the secretary Of the
Consolidation league of Brooklyn, claims,
however, that he is in possession of in
formation that goes to show that CONSOLE
dation has been carried by small ma
jority. 1t will be at least two days before
the official accountants will be able to
complete their task. 1t will make no
difference one way or the other whether
the vote is found to be in favor or against.
as the balloting was done at the solicita-
ton of legislators who were afraid to act
on the matter without learning how their
constituents felt on the question and the
issue will have to go to the Legislature i'll
any event.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, ~ c., Nov. THE state judi
cial ticket is so close that it will require
an official vote to decide. The Legislature
is in doubt. Democrats make no claims.
Populist and Republican leaders are very
confident. Indications are that the fusion
ticket has defeated the Democratic con-
gressional candidates in the First,
Fourth, Fifth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
districts, making the congressional dele
CATION stand three Democrats. two Re-
pnblicans and four Populists. The Demo
Gratis are, however. still claiming the Sew
enth, Eighth and Ninth districts.
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GEN. HOWARD RETIRED.
Commander of the Department of
the East Enters Pri-
Vate Life.

Washington, d. c., Nov S.-The army
regulation which provides for the retire
ment of officers at the age of GA years
removed Maj .-Gen. o. O. Howard from
Governors island today, where for six
years he has had his headquarters, and
from which he has commanded the Depart
ment Of the Atlantic. There will be
many changes in the army this year,
many officers will be retired, but the
withdrawal of Gen. Howard from active
duty is for many reasons the most iUn-
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money. government ownership of railways
and other Authorizations of general pater-
nalsm have had efficaciOus play by actual
political ascendancy in the entire nation
by the one, in several states by the other
The people saw and grievously felt the
practical results of each, and they have
destroyed both of these agencies of mis-
rule. panic and distress. They have
learned the object lesson which Mr..
Cleveland insisted that they needed The
tuition expense has been ruinous, but the
instructions have been returned by the
enlightened people 'to plague the invent
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 8.-Oficial and
of 90, give Turney DEM $685. and
Evans (Rep) 1919. Returns are com
ing in slowly. Both sides are still claim
ing the election.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. S-Returns re-
ceiyed from the Democratic strongholds
in West Tennessee continues to swell
the pluralites of Gov. Turney and it is
possible that it may go over 1000. Sey-
eral districts are sixty miles from Il tele
graph office and it will be tonight or to-
morrow before the complete returns are
1.nc
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. THE partial
returns received from Indiana indicate
that the state is Republican by at least
$4,000. The Republican state committee
says it will not be surprised if the plurality
reaches 10000. 1t is the most sweeping
victory ever won by any political party in
night showed strong Republican gains
They came from the labor centers and the
Democrats at headquarters expressed the
hope that the tide would turn when the
country vote began coming in. Late at
night returns began TO arrive from all
parts Of the state and from everywhere