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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
INDIANA.
Republicans Apparently Have All Congress
sional Observation-Disclosures Republican.

Republicans Apparently Have All Congress
sional Observation-Disclosures Republican.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. November t.
Returns received at the Republican Com
mittee headquarters this morning indicate
that the Republicans will capture all the
thirteen congressional districts by clear
majorlties. The only one In doubt Is the
Eleventh District In the Fourth Watson
has carried two counties. and his defeat
of Holman by at least 800 seems sure.
In the Firth Cooper has been beaten, and
in the third Tracewell Hepublican) has
pulled through by at least 1,jO0. In the
Sixth Johnson is elected without a DOUBT,
and In the Seventh Henry has defeated
Dynum by at least 2, i00
The returns from the other districts are
still meagre. From the figures already In,
however, such gains are indicated that it
is very doubtful If the Democrats viii
capture a single congressman out OF the
thirteen districts.
Returns from the state show that Indl-
ana has gone Republican by about 5000,
perhaps 5000, the Legislature being surely
Republican.
CLEAN REPUBLICAN SWEEP.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, November T.
The Republicans carried Indiana by up-
wards OF 1000. capturing both branches OF
the Legislature. They carry every one OF
tho thirteen congressional districts by
pluraIities ranging from 40 the figures
by which Holman IS defeated. 10 1900.
TO SUCCEED VOORHEES,.
ELKHART, IND. November Hon.
James $. Dodge, OF this city. has been
announced as n candidate for United
States senator to succeed Senator DAME
W. Voorhees,, as result of the political
reversal in the Thirteenth District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
TENNESSEE.
Returns Indicate the Election OF Evans,
Republican, as Governor.

NASHVILLE, TENN, November T.
The returns from Tennessee indicate that
Henry Clay Evans (Republcan has been
elected Governor over Peter Turney
OemocraD, the present incumbent. The
Democrats carried the Fourth. Fifth.
Sixth, Seventh. Ninth. and Tenth con-
gresslonal districts. one district (the
Eighth Is still In doubt Enloe Demo-
craD Is elected.
The Democrats will have a majority IN
the LEGISLATURE. The election of 4 Demo-
cratic U.lted States senator Is assured 10
the Democrats.
rhe Republicans claim that Evans, FOR
Governor, Will have plurality Of about
5000
PATTERSON OEMOChAT) ELECTED.
MEMPHIS, TENN. November Pat
terson OemocraU. Tenth Congressional
District, is elected by 400 majority over
Brown (Republlcam.
LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. November T.
Chairman Faulkner received dispatch
tonight from r. H.. Folk. Clerk OF the
Tennessee House OF Representatives.
stating that the Legislature IS Demo
cratic by a safe majority ami viii elect
a Democratic senator to succeed Senator
Harris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08

WASHINGTON. November Tho
President has granted parlons ia I'M foi-
lowing cases: j. l.. Striplns. sentences -
Georgia t. a years imptl onment ana nn'
for mail fraud: n. -. Gray. ecl' u Il
Mlssissl slppi 10 q fnb rni cynd't annl iH
pris1nmont for unlawful liquor eiinr.
Pardons have also been grented . ie-
store citizenship IN the following cases:
James Gilmore. gentcnced IN Ntslul
a years impris0nment Ter violation
the postal laws. Robert w. 'reeh
fenced in Alabama 10 eighteen months
nnunfnrfnlfInu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
KANSAS.
Republicans Elect Seven Congrcssmen-
simpson "in the Soup"

simpson in the Soup"
TOPEKA, KAN, November 7.-Com-
plete returns have not been received from
a few counties. but as far as heard from
steady Republican gains are the rule.
Conservative estimates allowing liberal
leeway for Populist majorities in coun-
try districts, give the State to the Re-
publicans by q plurality over the Ponu-
lists OF 20,000 There appears to be 10
doubt but that the Republicans have car
lled six Of the seven congressional dis
t.lcts, with the chances greatly In favor
OF their winning the remaining one. This
gives them seven congressman sure, In
cuding one from the State at large-a
gain OF five with the probability or
gain OF six.
Chairman Breidenthal, OF the Peoples
Party State Central Committee Is not
willing to concede the State to the Re-
publicans. and continues 10 claim II by
small plurality; but Attorney-General
Little PopulsD. a candidate for re-elec-
ton. comedies his defeat. and that OF the
entire State ticket.
Carefully-revised legislative estimates
OF counties heard from. together with
returns already received at Republican
HEADQUARTERS. show that 81 Republican
members have been elected out OF l25.
the remaining 80 being divided between
Democrats and Popul!sts. The Populists
and Democrats have twenty-five hold
over senator's. and the Republicans ff-
teen. This gives the Republicans ma
jority of thirty-nine on joint ballot.
Returns received up to IL o'clock from
the Seventh Congressional District In
dlcate the election of Chester |. Long
Nepubllcan) over Jerry Simpson Popu-
lisO. The Republicans also claim the
election of a. Hellis TO Congress in the
sixth District by plurality OF at least
1000.
REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH CONCEDED.
TOPEKA. KAN, November 7.-Chair-
man Breidenthal, of the Peoples Party
S.ate Committee. comedies the election OF
the entire Republican State ticket and six
of the eight congressman. He also con-
cedes that the Republicans have elected
a majority OF the Legislature. which will
elect senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
ton riot in Wise county. Va. yesterday
The murderers escaped.
LOUISIANA.
The six Democratic Nominees for Coneres

The eix Democratic Nominees Tor Congress
win Receive Certificates
NEW ORLEANS, LA, November t.
The Republicans this morning admit that
the Democratic candidates I'm the six
Louisiana districts will receive certifi-
Gates. Buck. in the Second District. Is
elected by 1000 majority: Meyer. In the
First. by an equal majority; Price. IN the
Third. will have 5000 votes to spare. Re-
turns to-day practically insure the eiec-
ton OF Boatner in the Fifth. Ogden in the
Fourth, and Robertson In the Sixth over
their Populist opponents. The Repuon-
cans will contest the First, Second, and
Third districts In the city region.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
CONNECTICUT.
All State Officers and All Congressmen
Republican.

HARTFORD, CONN. November 7.-Up
to 2 o'clock this afternoon returns from
ls6 of the l6s towns In the State give Cot
fin Republican). for Governor. plurality
over Cady. the Democratic nominee. Of
l7.l7s. His majority over all candidates
Is 1878 Ii is the first time a Republican
Governor has been elected by the people
i'm about fifteen years. All the Republican
candidates on the State ticket are elected
by large majorities. including Mead. for
Conptroller he defeats Staub. the DEM
ocratic nominee. by over 10000. In each
of the eight counties Coffin has majorities
ranging from 100 TO ECO.
All four Republican congressman are
elected.
The House will be Republican by about
40 majority, and the Republicans have
elected q OF the "a senators, the First
Hartford District alone electing Demo-
crat Every city In the State has gone
Republican by a good majority.
The greatest surprise 10 In the Second
Congressional District. whers spsrTy Rs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
AIJX AND DIRECTLY.
c.,,.,a wilkinson welded

BALTIMORE, MD. November 1.--(Spe-
ciaI.)-Captain Arthur Legrice Wilkinson.
late OF the British navy. and formerly a
resident OF Richmond, was married here
to-day to Miss Laura Rosalie Staub.
daughter OF Mr.. j. r. Staub. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. C. +.
Thomas, OF the Cathedral, at Corpus
Christi church. The best man was Mr..
James Stuart Henkel. Of South Carolina.
and the best girl Miss Lena Fyan. Of
Bedford, Pa. The bride wore tan trav-
elling dress. Captain and MrA Wilkin-
son left for a northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
NEW JERSEY.
Republican Sweep of Congressmeu-A Ho
publican VIII Succeed McPherson.

TRENTON, y. j.. November Tine he-
publicans made a clean sweep OF the
congressional delegation In this STATE
elected the six State Senators. ana %
OF the co Assemblymen. The next Senate
will stand II Republicans. and 4 Demo
Gratis. The House will stand 81 Repubh-
cans and Democrats. Republican ma
jority on joint ballot 6o. This will insure
the return OF a Republican successor
to John r. Mcpherson In the United
States Senate The four Democrats elect
ed to the Assembly are Richard NJ. Smart,
Pierce Fleming and'James Usher In Hud-
son, and W. G. Alpaugh in Hunterdon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
No Prominent Administration Man Saying
ANYTHING Now.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November T.
Probably owing to the fact that they set
No late last night awaiting election re-
turns the Cabinet officers were late in
reaching their desks to-day. The Presi-
dent did not come into the city at all
but remained quietly at Woodloy' presum-
abIy nj work on his annual message 10
Congress.
A number OF pardon cases passed upon
by him came 20 tho White House IN eVi-
dence OF his attention 10 public business
during the evening hours.
AS general rule, nobody occupy
ing a prominent place in the administra-
,Io, cared 10 talk for publication to-day
,ssoecting the election yesterday, but
they did show some interest in learning
the latest returns from districts ana
states left in doubt when the morhias
newspapers went TO press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
MICHIGAN.
The Legislature Entirely Republican
Senatorial Succession.

DETROIT, MICH, November THE
next Legislature OF Michigan Will be COM
posed entirely OF Republicans. The Re
publican State Central Committee has re-
ceved full returns from every represen-
tative and senatorial district In the State.
and announces positively this afternoon
that Republicans have been elected In
every district. This result Is entirely un-
expected. AZ now figured on, its effect
on the United States senatorial success
sion cannot yet be determined. 1t looks
as II every county has elected It's Re
publican ticket, as well as given plu-
rality on the State ticket.
The plurallties IN all the congressional
districts are pillng up. and the smallest
majority received by a Republican candl-
date will be $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
Republicans Voted Heavily-Many Demo
crats Stayed Away from tho Polls

Republicans Voted Heavily-Many Demo
Gratis Stayed Away from the Polls
CONCORD, N. H.. November 7-The
election in this State passed of very
quietly, and with an entire absence OF ex-
citement I'm any locality. The prediction
OF the Republicans that they would poll
a heavy vote. and that many Democrats
would stay away from the peis was "a.
ried out The returns have come In
slowly, but almost without exception they
show large Republican gains. Busiel the-
publican) has been elected Governor ny
conyressman in the First District. by
1900: Baker Republican) reelected in the
Second District by 1900.
The Republicans have also carried Ious
of the five councillor districts. anu ~ Vi
rs majority In the House OF Representa-
tlves They have also carried nine OK 'ne
ten counties Of the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
ILLINOIS.
Republican Plurality 0O,O0o-Lccisinturc
Repubiican-aO Republican congressman

CHICAGO. ILL. November Late re-
turns show that the Republicans have
elected their State ticket By plurality OF
at least 5000. Cook county goes Repuo-
lican by majorities ranging from 300 to
1000 The legislature will be Republican
in both branches by majority or from
% TO 40 on joint ballot This practically
insures tho reelection OF CulloIn TO the
United States Senate.
For Congress the Republicans have cap
tured twenty. and possibly twenty-one, OF
the twenty-five districts. In the Sixteenth
District +. IL. Donnell OemocraU de-
feated General J. 1. Rennicker by n small
majority. The Third District (Chicag0
will be in doubt until the official count is
made. The returns from five precincts
are missing. The incomplete returns give
Belknap Republican) 1G0 majority over
McGann DemocmD. AS the missing pre-
cincts are strongly Democratic IT IS pos
slble that Congressman McGann may pull
through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
NEXT FEDERAL SENATE.
Republicans Gain Six Members-ConGress-
inHu Wilson's Fate.

mBu Wilson's Fate.
WASHINGTON. November TINS
mornings returns indicate that the Re-
publlcans will gain six United States
senators over the number now sitting III
that body. Three Of them Will come from
States which have now but one senator
apiece owing TO failure OF the legislatures
chosen two years ago to clect-NiH., Moh-
tana, Washington, and Wyoming. Inc
other three VIII succeed Democrats now
representing in part their respective
States-Martin In Kansas. McPherson III
New jersey. and Camden in west VIZ
elnia. The Senate at present consists OF
s!ehty-nve members. divided as follows;
Democrats. IA: Republicans. SO; Popu-
lists. 3: silver. 2. With changes now
apparent. the division among parties VIII
be: Democrats, Il; Republicans, -; fopu-
lists. 5: silver, ..
Democratic headquarters here have no
further dispatches from Mr.. WILSON'S as
trict. Mr. Gardner contends that the cleo
ton in that district is close. but that
returns from remote places VIII insure
Wilson'S election. The Democrats do not
concede Wilson's defeat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
MINNESOTA.
Republican State Ticket Elected-Repub-
Iicans Claim All Congressmen.

ST. PAUL, MINI. November Mel
son Republican) for Governor. Is elected
by a majority OF 5000. The entire Re
publican State ticket is probably elected,
although the Republicans concede that
Biermann, the Democratic nominee for
State Auditor, ran considerably ahead or
his ticket, and has possibly won. The
Republicans claim the election OF all
seven congressman, but Indications point
to the election of Hall OemocraO over
Heatwole Q,epublican). in the Third Dis
trict.
St Paul and Ramsey county. hereto
fore stronghold Of Democracy, went
overwhelmingly Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Republicans Elect Twenty Eight OF
the Thirty Congressman.

the Thirty ConSressmens
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Whiie
the Democratic National Committee
claims four congressman in Pennsylvania.
the fact remains that the Republicans
have elected twenty-eight OF the thirty
representatives, certain. OF the other two
districts. Erdman DemocraD Is reelected
in the Ninth District by a greatly re-
duced majority. and in the Eighth Dis
trIct II will require the complete re-
turns to decide whether Kirkpatrick tRe-
publican), or Hart (DemocraO has been
chosen.
ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT.
LATER.-Kirkpatrick RepubiicaD de-
feats Hart OemocraD In the Eighth Con-
gressional District by 800 majority. Com
plete returns have now been received from
every congressional district In the state:
and the result Is that the Democrats VIII
have but one OF the thirty representatives
from this Stae In the next House. Inc
lonely Democrat Is Erdman. OF the Nintn
District, who n reelected by majority
Of 2asa His majority N isa ~ @S~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
CALIFORNIA.
Budd. Democrat, Elected Governor-six
Congressmen Republican.

Congressmen Republican.
SAN FRANCISCO. November Ire
turns received In this city up to a. NJ.
do not materially change the figures Of
last night. Budd Democrat, for Cover
nor, still leads by nearly 1000 votes in
San Francisco. and Chairman Gould, of
the Democratic State COMMITTEES. claims
that his plurality Will reach over l2Ooo.
which Will be sufficient to elect him, all
indications pointing TO q smaller vote for
Estee Republican) in the interior than
was anticipated.
1t is apparent that the Republicans
have elected six of the seven congress
men, Mcguire. In the Fourth District, be-
ing the only Democrat who will represent
California in the next Congress.
Returns indicate that the next Legisla-
Ia ature will be Republican by good ma
jOrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA.
1t Appears That wilson IL Defeated
Legislature Republican.


WHEELING. w. VA. November THE
Democrats have not a plank from the
wreck in West Virginia. Returns compiled
from non-partisan sources show that the
State Senate will be tie and the Repub-
leans VIII have n majority OF nineteen In
the next House of Delegates. making pos
sible the passage of bills re-districting the
State so that the Democrats Will not again
gain the ascendancy for years. These re-
turns are official. with one or two cXcep-
tions. and Il Republican senator VIII sue
cecd Senator Camden.
The total Republican ma1orities in the
four districts is over 5000 William J..
Wilson is defeated by over 2,cc0 In the
Second District This return is official ex-
cept from three small counties that are
estimated, and the result Will not be
changed lo0 votes by the later figures.
The Republicans carried the First dis
trict by over 4.5yv. electng Il. B. Dovencr.
the Third by 300. electIng James II. HUI
ling: the Fourth by 2,000 electing Warren
Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
DELAWARE.

Republicans Elect Governor and Consfsss'
man-Legisiaturs Republican.
WILMINGTON DEL. November T.
Delaware complete: New Castle county.
go Republican majority; Kent. 100 Demo-
cratic; Sussex. $50 Republican majority.
Net Republican majority. 100. The Re-
publicans elect Governor and congress-
man, and the local tickets In two coun-
ties. The next Legislature will stand'
senate-5 Democrats, Republicans
House-ii Republicans, Democrats.
Joint ballot. IS Republicans. and L Demo-
Gratis. This insures Republican success
sor to United States Senator Higgins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
prJRAIJTY ABOUT 49,, 900

COLUMBUS, o., November THE re-
turns now show that the Republican plu-
rality In Ohio is about lS5.oc. The Re
publicans have elected nineteen or the
twenty-one congressman beyond doubt.
and possibly one other--W. ID. Davis. in
the Fourth District. The result there will
be so close that probably the official count
will be necessary to determine It. Sorg
DemocraD is elected in the Third Dis
trict on the unofficial returns by l53 votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
Only Il lew MOIc.

We have remaining only a few numbers
Of Famous Paintings. Sights and Scenes,
and Gllmpses OF America. which We ara
Offering at the small sum of cents each.
Better avail yourself OF the last oppor.
tunity to secure these beautiful art works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
KENTUCKY.
Greatest Landslide in Its History--Breck-
iuridge District Republican.

Greatest Landslide in Its History--Breck-
inridge District Republican.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November THE
greatest political laadslide in the history
Of kentucky occurred yesterday. Four
Democratic candidates were defeated,
while the returns show two more dis
tr.cts in doubt, with the vote favoring
the Republican candidates. The complete
list is as follows: First District, John *.
Hendrick DemocraO: Second, John ID.
Clardy DemocraO; Third. G. u. McElroy
DemocraO. or DR.. Hunter QRepublican);
Fourth, John w. Lewis Republican)
Fifth. Walter Evans (Republican); Sixth,
Albert S. Berry DemocraD; Seventh.
George c. Denny (Republican); Eighth.
James b. McCreary OemocraD; Ninth.
Rolla X. Hart Oemocrap, or ). j. Pugh
Qlepublican); Tenth, Joseph NJ. Kendall
DemocraO; Eleventh, David q. Coison
QeDubiican).
BRECKINRIDGES DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON, November CHAIR
man Babcock. OF the Republican Con-
gressional Committee, has dispatcn
stating that Denny CRepublican). in the
Seventh Kentucky District. Is elected by
rs. His election is conceded by the Demo
trict. formerly represented by Breckin-
ridge.
OWENS ELECTED.
LEXINGTON, ky, November THE
latest returns In the Ashland District
} give Owens lis majority. as follows:
Majorities for Owens Democrap: Scott
| ~; Franklin. AS: Owens, io5; oidnam
| 2i2 Total. l.to9.
Majorities for Denny Republican)
Fayette. 1.6O5: woodford. IL; Bourbon. ~
Henry. Is. Total, 1.54.
Colstone Republcan) has over 5000 plu
rality In the Eleventh District.
FATAL ELECTION RIOTS.
MIpDLESBORO', KY. November T.
| William Crusee was shot and killed In an
| election riot In South America, this coun'
| ~. yesterday. by Tom Jones.
VIII Jones and Tom Buchanan wer'
| killed BY the somsrB hrothsrp N a0 cleo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. November L.
The Chief Post-Ofiice Inspector ID In
formed from Chattanooga of the arrest
Of william Hansbrough. ietter-carrier
at the Nashville post-office. charged VITA
stealing letterA Hansbrough was COM
nHkafaA n iau In default Of u.ooo ball
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
WYOMING.
Republican State Ticket Eiecfcd-Repubii
can senators Assured.

CHEYENNE. WYO.. November In
complete returns from every county IN
Wyoming show that Frank W. Mondel.
Republican candidate for Congress. VIII
have at least $50 plurality. richards,
for Governor and the rest Of the Repub-
llcan State ticket viii be elected By At
least 100 The Republicans VIII nave
thrty-nlne OF the ffty-iiye members OF
the next Legislature. insurins Tie cleo
ton OF both senators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08
IDAHO.

The Entire Republican State Ticket E'ec''
cd-shoup's Reelection Probable
BOISE CITY, IDAHO. November T.
The Republican State Committee says
the entire Republican State ticket Is
elected. Senator Shoup will probably De
reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-08

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publican) defeats Piggott Oemocrau. the
present congressman. by about e,Io9 IN
this city Burdett Republican). for repre-
sentative. Is defeated by Barrett Demo
craft by only II. which indicates q poss'-
BILE contest.