The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-11-09
gress.
NEW MEXICO.

NEW MEXICO.
AlbuquerQue.-Partia returns from
the territory indicate that Antonio
Joseph, democrat, is elected delegat.
to congress.
DELAWARE.
ilmirgton.-Returns are slow from
Lower Delaware. The republican
state ticket is probably elected, but
the democrats have the legislature.
MONTANA.
Helena.-ReturnS slow. Hartman,
republican, is elected to congress and
Punt, republican, is chosen for the
supreme bench.
WASHINGTON.
Tacoma.-The republican state COM
mittee at midnight claims the state
by a plurality of $4,000 and the legis-
lature on joint ballot by %. The
democratic state committee admits de-
feat all along the line.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis.-Indi point to
overwhs Inning republican triumphs in
his st: te. The republican committee
claim for Owens from 10000 to $4,000
majority ever his opponent, Meyers,
for secretary of state; thirteen con-
srescmen and beth branches of the
Legislature. The democrats cOrcede
10000 republican majority, but think
hey have four congressman.
SENATOR FAULKNER'S VIEW.
Tnc hi
chairman of the democratic commit
tee, made the following statement al
midnight:
'Indications seem to point to a re-
publican victory in the congressional
contest. However, the information ]
have received does not Justify me
in giving up the organization of the
house by the democrats, nOr does my
information justify me in giving up
the election of Wilson. I have men at
every doubtful point who will tele
graph me as soon as the returns are
made. I have received no word from
any of them and am certain the counts
have not been completed. We have
won in the third and fourth West
Virginia districts, but the chairman of
the first district admits the election of
Governor, rep, by 800 to LOO. This
district has undergone the most re-
narkable change ever known in the
politics of the country, due mostly to
the A. p. A. and partly to the man.
ufacturing interests. 1t is supposed
Cummings is defeated by fourteen
votes in New York City, but of that I
am not sure. I understand our friends
in Michigan admit the republicans
have carried the state and all but two
members Of congress. TarSney's cleo
ton in Missouri seems to be in doubt.
The A. p. A. has been active against
him.
'In the south 1 know of no losses,
but several gains, including the seat
now held by Murray, cOlored rep
resentative of South Carolina. There
seems to be no possibility of loss of
more than one district in Virginia. If
the reports of the Associated Press
are correct, it will be impossible for
the democrats to organize the house.
The republicans are claiming every
thing, but I pay very little attention
to their claims. We expect to receive
kilograms from every democratic can
didate for congress and then we will
have something definite on which
to base an estimate"
Mr.. Faulkner declined to express an
opinion of the causes which brought
about the increased republican major
tiles.
CONGRESSIONAL CLAIMS.
Washington.-At midnight Secre-
tary Mckee, Of the republican COM
mittee gave out the following estimate
of the republican congressman elected
as far as heard from: Alabama 2,
California 5, Colorado 1, Connecti-
cut 4, Delaware 1, Idaho 1, Indiana 8,
Illinois 16, Iowa II, Kansas 8, Ken
lucky 3, Louisiana 3, Maine 4, Mary
land 4, Massachusetts 13, Michigan
-, Minnesota Z, Missouri 4, Montana
1, Nebraska 3, Nevada 1, New Hamp-
shire 2, New Jersey 5, New York 25,
North Carolina 3, North Dakota 1,
Ohio II, Oregon 2, Pennsylvania "A,
Rhode Island 2, South Carolina ].
South Dakota 1, Tennessee 3, Yer
mont 2, Virginia 3, Washington 2,
West Virginia 3,-perhaps 4, Wiscon-
sin s, and Wyoming 1.
The New York estimate does not
include Brooklyn.
The total number claimed by the
republicans is 21S.