Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-09
II STILL POURS.
The Returns Continue to Favor the
Republicans-Utah and Ari-
zOna Go Wrong.
A Democratic Governor Has, How
ever, Been Elected in California
and Few Other Excep-
tions to the General
Rule Exist

Washington, Nov. 9.-Chairman Bah
cock, of the Republican congressional
committee, received dispatch to-day
from Chairman Dixie, of Minnesota, say.
ing that the Republicans would send a
solid delegation to congress. This an
nouncement increases Chairman Bah
cocks figures SO as to give the Republi-
cans 256 members of the next house
Utah wires that Cannon, Republican, is
elected to congress and that unless the
Republicans,e counte! nut they will
control the coastit4tional conyentiou.
Chairman T. B. Cornwell, of California
says that the Republicans have elected
six congressman from that state and that
Mcclure is the only Democrat elected
He also says that the Republicans will
control both branches of the legislature,
but that Estee, Republican, is defeated
for governor by about 1900 majority.
FROM TEXAS.
Galveston, Texas.-The state Demo
cratic ticket is safely elected by 10000
plurality, Culberson, candidate for gov
ernor, running about 10 per cent behind
LID UlChSU DGCduso VI ll5 lIGo slif0I Nl0Wb
The congressional delegation will not be
solidly Democratic. Noonan, Republi-
can, in the 18th district is elected by 10,-
600 plurality. In the 9Th district Kirby,
Populist, Is SO close to Abbott, Demo
crat, that official returns will be neces-
sary to determine the result. The same
conditions exist in the 18th district where
Gilland, Populist, has the lead of three
Democrats on the split ticket, and in the
7th district where Barber, Populist, is
slightly ahead of Pendleton, Democrat, as
far as counted.
IN MISSOURI
Mexico, Mo. - Congressman Cham p
Clark at noon to-day claims his election
by 1888. W. s. Hathaway, chairman of the
Republican congressional committee is
positive that W. NJ. Treloar is elected by
a little over 100 majority.
Jefferson City.-Of the thirty-four
state senators eighteen will be DEM
ecrats, and sixteen Republicans. THE
house will stand: Democrats 62; Repub-
lisans 76; Populists 2.
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
Prescott, Ariz., Nov. 3.-Republicans
claim the election of Murphy, Republican,
by 800.
FROM TENNESSEE.
Nashville. vote for governor is
very close between Turney, Democrat,
and Evans, Republican. Official returns
will be necessary to determine the re-
suit. Indications point to Evans cleo
tion.
NEBRASKA FUs1oN1sTs WIN.
Omaha.-Complete returns on COVER
nor from all but five counties show a
plurality for Holcsmb, fusion candidate,
of $500.
MARY's MUTTERTNGs.
Wichita, Kas.-Speaking of the election,
Mrs. Mary E. Lease said to-day: "The
defeat of the Peoples party in Kansas is
due largely to disgraceful compromise
with the Democracy two years ago, and
to the treachery perpetrated upon the
people by the election of John Martin. 1
believe Governor Lewelling would have
been reelected this year had it not been
for Martins letter and bulldozing meth
DDS and the treachery of the state chair
man, Breudenthal, who, to serve his own
selfish desire, sacrificed the chad of the
ticket by endeavoring to play fuse to the
legislative and congressional tickets"
CoxEY DON'T GO.
East Liverpool, Ohio.-The official
count for the 18th district complete gives
Taylor, Republican, 2O,S35; Raft, Dem
ocrat, 10000; Coxey, Populist, s,9ls.
Jcxey's vote exceeds the estimates of the
Republican and Democratic committees
oy 5000.