The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-11-15

 dem., 9,08i peo., 26,5l2.
 SIOUX CITY, Ia., Nov Returns from South Dakota show thnG the pop ulists are sure of only twenty-one out of l26 members of the legislature. decrease of 20 per cent. in the populist vote is shown compared with 1899. The total vote in the state is estimated at 7O,0O0. All returns show republican gains. Gov Sheldon places his plural ity at 1s,00O, against 10000 in 1892.
 Tennessee.
 Tennessee elected governor and other state officers congressman and legislature, which will elect senator Vote in 1899: Dem, i36,- AT: rep, 99973: peo., 23,622; pro-, 4,s56.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. S.--The gov- ernorship is still in doubt, both the re- publicans and democrats claiming the victory. Seventy counties heard from officially and unoflicially, give Evans (rep), 5000 majority. Of the counties yet to be heard from it is conceded that they are about evenly divided. It looks very much as if Evans was elected, but the result can only be learned by the official count. The leg islature is safely democratic.
 Texas.
 Texas elected state officers, congressman and legislature Vote of 1892: Dem, 239,l4S rep, Sl, All; peo., 99,G3S: pro-, 2,l6j
 ABILENE, Tex, Nov. 0.-Texas, too, was caught in the slides of republican victory, but by populists instead of re- publicans. Every return throughout the state shows phenomenal populist gains, and may possibly indicate the election of Nugent, the populist nomi- nee for governor. The state is claimed by both parties The populists claim a plurality of s0,0OO for Nugent, while the democrats only claim the state for Culberson by 30,O00.
 Mayor Kearby, populist, at Dallas, for congress, as far as returns are in, leads Abbott, democrat, by about COCO. Despite dispatches yesterday, the elec- tion of Giland, populist, over Bell, democratic, in the Fourteenth district is assured. The democrats certainly lost two and possibly four congress- men.
 NlrgiDla.
 Virginia voted for congressman. In 1892 her vote was; Cleveland, l6I,05S; Harrison, ll3,2l7; Weaver. i2i9O; Bidwell 2,6si.
 RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-The con- grcssional delegation, according to latest and nearly accurate returns, is as follows: First, w. A. Cones, repub- lican; Second. NJ. w. Tyler, democrat; Third, T. Elliott, democrat; Fourth, W. R. McKennv, democrat; Fifth, c. A. Swanson, democrat; Sixth, R. J. Oley, democrat: Seventh, R. $. Turner, demo- crat; Eighth, E. F. Meredith, democrat; Ninth, J. A. Walker, republican; Tenth, H. St. G. Tucker, democrat
 Washington.
 Washington elected judges of the supreme court. congressman and legislature, which will elect senator. Vote in 1892: Rep, 36,i70; dem, 29.ssi: peo l9l05; pro, 2,532.
 SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 9.-Returns from over one-half the state of Wash ington show that the republican plurality will be more than l5,OOO. The legislature is republican in both branches and on joint ballot by at least 25. Both republican congress- men were elected.
 West Virginia.
 West Virginia elected congressman and a legislature which will also choose q United States senator. The interest in this state cen- tered upon Chairman Wilson who was seeking a reelection in the Second district. Vote in 1899: Dem, sii35; rep, sO,252; peo., 4,l6S pro-, 2l3O.
 WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 9.-The re- publican state committee makes the following statement: Governor, re- publican, First district, elected to con- gress by 3,343 majority; Dayton, Sec ond district. over Wilson by 5000 majority; Huling, republican, Third district, $500 majority: Miller, repub- lican, Fourth district, 2,O00 majority. This makes the state republican on the popular vote upwards of 5000. Both branches of the legislature is repub- lican by majority of 27, insuring the of a republican to succeed Sem ator Camden in the United States sem ate.
 Wisconsin.
 Wisconsin elected state officers, congressman and legislature. Vote in 1892 Dem, l77,1i3; rep, l7O,97s: peo.. 9,s7O; pro-, 1905.
 MADISON, Wis, Nov. s.-The stato goes republican for state officers, legis- lative and congressional ticket.
 Wyoming.
 Wyoming elected state officers. congressman and legislature. Two United States senators are to be chosen by the legislature. Vote in 1892: Rep. ,S,376; fusion, 754s.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 9.-Returns from eleven Wyoming counties show 2, ,OOO plurality for Frank w. Mondell, for congress, over Henry A. Coffen, democrat, and S. E. Sealy, popu- list. William A. Richards. republican, elected governor by 2,500 plurality.
 The New Congress.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The following table gives the members probably elected to the next congress so far as the returns indicate:
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