Fergus County argus., 1894-11-15
REPUBLICANS
TRIUMPHED NORTH,
SOUTH, EAST and
WEST.
Wilson Buried in West Vir-
ginia and Springer in
Illinois.
Morton Elected in New York State
by 100000, and New York City
Elects Republican Mayor.
AND MISSOURI, TOO.
AND MISSOURI. TOO.
Republicans Capture Both the Senate and
House of Representatives.
Bryan Of Nebraska and Silver Dick Bland
Caught IN the Cyclone.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Reports re-
ceived up to nine o clock tonight indi.
cate that the next senate will have forty
Democrats, forty-one Republicans and
six populists, while the attitude of the
successor of Senator Harris, of Ten
nessee, is still in doubt. In this classi-
ficatIon, Senators Stewart and Jones,
of Nevada, who were elected by Repub-
licans, but who have announced their
separation from their party, and Gov.
Tillman. who will doubtless be elected
by the so-called independent Demo-
Gratis OF the South Carolina legisla-
ture, are placed in the populist column.
Tillman will probably vote with the
Democrats on organization and
Stewart and Jones. OF Nevada, and
Peffer with the Republicans. This
would throw the balance OF power in
TO the hands OF the populists.
When Chairman Babcock, of the Re-
publican congressional committee,
left the Republican headquarters to-
night he said reports received during
the day give the Republicans 23O out
of $50 members of the house, beyond
peradventure, while there was a
possibility of securing twenty-seven
additional members.
Mr.. Babcock also stated his infor-
nation leads him to believe there is a
possibility ofsecuring three more mem.
bers from Alabama, two from Illinois,
one from Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Ne.
braska and South Carolina each, three
more from Minnesota, two from Ohio,
two from Pennsylvania, three from
Missouri. and two from Arkansas, three
from Louisiana, and three from Texas.
II these claims are realized it will give
the Republicans 257 members, or a
majority ofninety nine members.
Denver, Nov. 7.-Gov. Waite con-
cedes the defeat of his party. "To
my mind" said ne, at proves con-
clusively that the money power has
dominated this election from begin
ming to end, and the Democratic party
is most responsible from the fact that
they voted the Republican ticket in
stead OF their own. / mads up my
mind several years ago that they was
only one way to rescue the country
from conditions now existing, and for
which the money power is responsible,
and that was to fight them tooth and
nail. Consequently, l have never
made any bones of declaring my
opinion of their course and advocating
that the controlling power which they
have exercised over all legislation be
destroyed. l believed the. influence of
Wall street must be removed from
congress-"
When asked if ne thought the popu-
list party would ever regain power,
the governor replied: 81 believe it
will, but it may not for some time.
do not know exactly how it will be
done. / think we will have to do
it right over their heads, however.
advocate this being done in a peace
full manner. ifpossible, peaceful revolu-
tion. OF course. l believe the ballot
is the proper method to be employed
But this has not proved efficacious in
this state"
San Francisco Nov. About half
tho or, t;ro vafo Of 10 l,eorn;a bas haar
counted and the result indicates that
James Budd Democratic candidatef for
governor, has a plurality of between
5000 and 7,OOOvotes. His plurality
in this city will probably amount to
10000. With the exception OF su-
preme court justices and comptroller,
sufficient returns have been received
to indicate which party has been sue
cessful with the remainder of the state
ticket. The Republicans have elected
one supreme court justice, Hennshaw,
and the Democrats the other two,
Temple and Bridgeford, the latter be-
ing elected to fill an unexpired term.
SoiSoh, IOT
troller, is also elected by perhaps
5000 plurality.
Returns now indicate that the Re-
publicans have elected six of seven
congressman. Mcguire, Democrat, in
the Fourth district, is reelected,
while there is little doubt that
Camenetti, present representative
from the Second district, Geary, in
the first district, and English in the
Third district, have been defeated.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. THE Repub-
licans have carried Kansas by a.
plurality OF $4,000, and will have a
slight majority over all. Republican
Chairman Leland claims also
the election of the congressman in
seven districts. The Republicans will