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NORTH DAKOTA'S SUCCESSFUL RE-
PURLICANS TO MEET AT FARGO.

FARGO, N. D., Nov. THE total vote
en- state ticket was: Johnson 631, Muir 347
Reese 81, Allin 662, Kinter 291, Wallace 217
Brigg G77, Porter $780, Nichols 7S9, Nomland
362, Bates lis, Els anhuth 5S3, Dahl 679
Slette 3S7, Fancher GAO. Cudhie AIS, Warst
CAT, LELAND All. Cowau 53S. Burke 2S9, Stand
ish 25S, Bartholomew 5S3, Templeton 316
Newton 1872
In Cass county the full Republican state
ticket is elected by over 1000 majority, a
gain of 800 over 1892. Nichols for treasurer,
runs ahead of his ticket, and Allin $50
ahead of Johnson. All the Republican
county nominees elected by from 200
to 1,2O0 majority. The Republican legsla-
tive ticket carried in all three districts. A
big Republican ratification meeting is ar
ranged here for next Saturday, when all
the state officers elected will be present.
Republicans here severely censure Senator
John Haggart for endangering Republican
Legislative ticket by fighting Major Ed
wards on account of personal enmity. Ed
wards was elected by IL votes.
1t is estimated that at least 5000 Demo-
Gratis In this state did not vote for Con-
gresham, considering Budd Reeve not fit
for the office, and not wanting to vote for
the Populist Walter Muir. The vote so
far reported shows that over 1900 women
voted for state sup srintendent.
DICKINSON, N. D., Nov. Five pre-
cincts give Allin 1856; Kinter, 50; Wallace,
103 Congress, johnson, 1856; Muir, 155
Other precincts will add about 30 to the
Republican majority. Leslie, Simpson Re-
publican, is elected from the Thirty first
district. The county Republican ticket is
all elected but sheriff.
STANTON, N. D., Nov. THE vote in
Mercer county was as follows: Johnson 101 i;
Muir. II; Reeves, 2; Allin, ILL., Kinter, s.;
Wallace, g. Worst, Ill; Iceland, II; Dahl,
107; Slette, 10; Briggs, 109 Porter, 8; Carl
ton. 8; Nichols. 1O7 Rowland IA; Bates. 49,;
Esenhuth, AZ; Fancher, los; Cudhie 15 Cur
rie, 108 Keyes. So; Wamberg, 101; Kemelly
IL; Stevens, IA; Cameron, Is; Sanders. 4;
Cowan, 104; Burke, z; Standish, 10; Laughln,
107; Merchant, 12 Arthur, 4; Bartholomew,
1o6; Templeton, 10; Newton, 6. For legis-
lature, L. A. Simpson (Rep), s.; ". H.
Stickney Qnd. Rep.). A..
GRAND FORKS, N. D., Nov. I'm Cass
county "a out of go precincts, including
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fight in the Eleventh district is to the ef-
feet that Stone, Democratic candidate for
congress, comedies his defeat by Colson
Rep.) by about 1000.
LEXINGTON, KY. Nov --latest re.
turns in the Ashland district give Owens
11S majority as follows: (Majorities for
Owens, DemocraD-Scott 529, Franklin
435, Owens 453, Oldham 242, total 1859; Una
jorities for Denny, Republican)-Fayette
LOSS, Woodford II, Bourbon 437, Henry g.
total 1,54l. Col. Stone (Rep) has over 5000
plurality in the Eleventh district.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 7.-Congress,
Iowa: First s. NJ Clark Rep); Second, G..
M. Carter Rep); Third, David B. Hender-
son Rep.); Fourth, Thomas Updegraff
Sixth, John F. Lacey Rep); Seventh, John
A. j. Hull Rep); Eighth, VIM. P. Hep
burn (Rep); Ninth, "A. L. Hager Rep);
Tenth, ). P. Dolliver Rep); Eleventh,
George D. Perkins Rep.).
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 7.-Official
and unofficial returns show that rs Demo-
Gratis have been elected to the legislature,
with several counties to hear from. This
gives the Democrats control in both houses
and insures the election of United States
Sena tor.
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. 7-Congressman
B. A. Enloe is defeated the face of the
returns in the Eighth district. The Demo-
cratic executive committee has just con-
coded McCalrs election.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 1.-THE Repub-
licans carry every congressional district
in the state as follows: First district. j..
B. Corliss; Second George Spaulding;
Third, J. C. Burrows Fourth, H. F.
Thomas; Fifth, w. A. Thomas; Sixth D..
d. Aitkin; Seventh. H. D. G. Scnover;
Eighth, w. S. Linton; Ninth, R. P. Bishop;
Tenth. r. O. Crump; Eleventh, John
Avery; Twelfth, S. NJ. Stephenson.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. Indiana
elects a solid Republican delegation to cen
ingway; Second, A. NJ. Hardy; Third,
son; Fifth, Jesse Overstreet; Sixth, Henry
Eighth, George j. Faris; Ninth, j. Frank
Hanley; Tenth, J. A. HATCH Eleventh.
George W. Steele; Twelfth, j. d. Leighty
Thirteenth, l.. w. Royce.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. THE delega-
ton will be made up follows: First
district. Elliott; Second, Talbert, reelected;
Third. Latimer, reelected; Fourth, Wilson
Fifth, Strait, reelected; Sixth, McLaurin,
reelected; Seventh, Stokes
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 7.-Congress-
men elected: First district, Anderson
Rep); Second, Gibson, Rep); Third
Brown, RepD; Fourth, McMillin, Dem.);
Fifth, Richardson, Oem.) Sixth, Wash
ington, nem.); Seventh Cox, Dem.) !;
Eighth, Mccall, Rep); Ninth McDearmon
Dem.); Tenth, Patterson, Dem)
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CALIFORNIA.
A Democratic Governor and ReDubIi-
cnn Congressman Elected.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov about
and the result indicates that James H.
Budd. Democratic candidate for governor
has a plurality in this city of about 10, 0OO
and will probably De elected by a plurality
of between 5000 and 1000 With the excep-
ton of supreme court Justices and comptrol-
Ter, sufficient returns have not been received
to indicate which party has been success
full with the remainder of the state ticket
The Republicans have elected one supreme
court justice, HenshaW, and the Democrats
the other two Temple, and Bridgeford, the
latter being elected to an unexpired term
Colgan, the Republican nominee for comp
troller, is also elected by perhaps 5000
plurality. The returns now indicate that
the Republicans have elected six of the
seven congressman. MaGuire Dem) in the
Fourth district, is reelected while there
is little doubt that Caminetti, present rep
resentative from the Second district and
Gray in the first, and English in the Third
have been defeated. Not more than one
quarter of the vote in the first has been
counted but Barham Rep) continues to
gain. 1t is probable that the successful
congressional candidates will be: First dis
trict. Barham RepD; Seconds, Johnson
Rep); Third, Hillburn, Rep); Fourth. Ma
CURE, Oem); Fifth, Loud, Rep); Sixth
McLachlan, Rep); Seventh, Bowers, Rep)
There are still no returns to indicate the
complexion of the legislature.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Generally Republican Legislative
Candidates Arc Chosen.


GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 7.-Yellow
Medicine county returns of 10 precincts out
of % give Nelson 6l0 Becker, 81; Owen, 5Sl;
Dunn, $50; Bermann 106; Stromberg. 397
Congress. McCleary. 716; Baker. IS; Long
$40. Senate-Republican, 547; Peoples, 659
BLUE EARTH CITY, Mimi, Nov. T.
Twenty precincts of total of q in Fart
bault county give Nelson 1719; Becker. 4S9:
Owen 2l6 Congress-Republican 2,165;
Democratic. -; Populist, $50.
REDWOOD FALLS Mimi, Nov. 7.--Esti-
mates of Redwood countys total vote based
on returns from % precincts out of 50 give
Nelson 925 votes: Becker, $50; Owen, 450
Dunn, 1,l25: Biermann, 300; Stromberg, 800.
For congress, McCleary gets 1900 votes;
Baker, 500: Long, 400. This county gives
French (Rep), $50 plurality for senator. and
Jones Rep), 500 plurality for represent
alive. Collins will go 1900 in this county;
Willis, 6Go Straight Republican county
ticket except judge of probate and two dis
trict commissioners elected.
MARSHALL, Mimi, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns from Lyon county give Nelson
1,241; Becker. 161; Owen, LOIS; Hilleboe
144;. Dunn. 1,254; Biermann, 26S; Collins
Lbs; Willis, Loi5 Congress. Republican,
1916; Democrat POP; Popust, S92; Prohi-
bition, 100 Republican legislative candi-
date, Sixteenth district, carried Lyon
county by small majority. Lincoln and
Yellow Medicine counties not heard
from. The entire Republican county
ticket is elected except clerk of the court
and county attorney.
PIPESTONE, Mimi. Nov. 1T will
take the official count to determine the
plurality for Gov. Nelson, which is about
100. All precincts are heard from on the
congressional and legislative tickets, and
give McCleary 749; Baker, 1872 Long sos;
Kelam. 80; Miller, 721; Marshall, S07;
Lockwood. rs; Shell, 655 Holman, 661 !;
King ia; Ryder, 31S; Jay Cox, 539; Nc
Knight, 49,; Norwood 45S. The Republi-
cans elect a full county ticket except
auditor and superintendent of schools
Auditor, Chas. Cunningham; treasurer, G..
HI. Gurley; clerk of the court w. w.
Roby; judge of probate, DR.. Jencks; reg
lister of deeds, c. w. Nash; sheriff Ed.
Shepperd; county attorney, c. w. Gill
more surveyor, F. Bovine; coroner, B.
Toresdah; court commissioner, A. Hitch
cox.
LAKE BENTON, Mimi, Nov 7-Lincoln
county gives Nelson sos, Owen $50, Becker
125, a Republican gain of 1873. The legisla-
tive ticket is Republican.
WAVERLY, Mimi, Nov. THE vote of
p precincts out of 80 gives Nelson 1870,
Becker 676, Owen 1874. The entire county
Republican ticket is elected.
WINDOW, Mimi, Nov 7.-Cottonwood
county, one precinct hacking, gives Nelson
1885, Becker &c. Owen $40, Hilleboe Sc. For
congress-AIcCleary $40, Baker Is, Long $50,
son 743 Kellam 721, Meilick Isl. Collins.
justice, 76O Willis 4O4 The Republicans
capture all the county offices but treasurer.
MONTENEGRO, Mimi, Nov. Chip
pewa county gives Nelson 915, Becker 120.
Owen 54S. Congress-Republican 1893, Demo-
crat 203 Populst $50. Republicans elect the
senator and representative
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The Populists Will Probably Gain
Control Of Tint Body

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 7.-Reports
received up to O'Clock tonight indicate
that the next senate will have 40 Demo-
Gratis, Il Republicans and six Populsts
while the attitude of the successor to SEN
ator Harris, of Tennessee, is still in doubt
In this classification, Senators Stewart and
Jones, of Nevada, who were aiected by the
Republicans, but have announced their
separation from that party, and Gov Till
man. who will doubtless be elected by
the so-called Independent Democrats of
the South Carolina legislature are placed
in the Populist column. Tillman will
probably vote with the Democrats on or
sanization. and Stewart and Jones. of
Nevada, and PETER with the Republicans.
This would throw the balance of power
into the hands of the Populists. The SEN
ate by states is a follows:
States
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ADLAI TALKS A BIT.
He Tries to Explain How 1t All Hap
DeneI.


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Fon. Adlai
e. Stevenson, vice-president, spent today
quietly in the secuson of the home of his
brother John, meditating upon the political
events of yesterday and preparing to attend
the wedding of nephew, which takes
place tonight. 1t a dreary day with
leaden skies and a cold drizZle dmming
the window panes. Mr.. Stevenson, when
asked to state his opinion as to the causes
leading up to the Democratic defeat Of
yesterday. said:
MY opinion be briefly stat The
result is due in part to the financial de-
preston which came upon the country soon
after the Inaugural ton of Mr.. Cleveland.
While the Democrats were in no way
sDonsble for this, they were made the
scapegOats. 1t was also in part due to
the delay of congress in passing the tariff
bill. Had the bill become a law 80 days
earlier than it did it is quite probable that
the business conditions of the country
would have SO adjusted themselves that the
political result would have been different"
Mr. Stevenson will depart from Blooming
ton this week for Asheville, n. c., where he
will join his family who sojourning there.
He will remain in the South three weeks,
going thence to Washington
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
kfefer Has a Dig Plurality I'm Wash
fngtOn County.

SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov. THUS far
1t is impossible to get the returns on the
state ballots, but 1t is known that Nell
son carried the county by at least 700
The Republicans elect nearly all the county
ticket, and Kiefer for congress has a
plurality of 1,464. For state senator
Masterman wins with plurality of nearly
700, and three Republicans are elected to
the house of representative
MORA, MIMI, Nov. 1.-THE estimate Of
Kanabec county's total vote, based on
the returns of six precincts, all in, gives
Nelson 24S votes; Becker, Is; Owen, 1907
Dunn, ga; Biermann, 100; Stromberg g.
For congress, Kiefer gets 25S votes, OAR
ragh, "a. This county gives Hodge Rep.)
2S8 plurality for senator, and Anderson
Rep) 295 plurality for representative.
CENTRE CITY, Mimi, Nov 7.-Chisago
county complete gives Nelson 1886; Becker,
lS5; Owen, 265; Hilleboe, q. The remainder
Df the state ticket Is the same except Berg,
for secretary Of state, who receives about
1o votes above the head Of the ticket. The
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Republican county ticket Is elected with
the exception Of Swenson, for sheriff, who
was defeated by Anderson, independent, by
| 200 majority. Hodge, for senator, and
Anderson, for representative receive ma
| jorities ranging from ZOO to LOO. fight
was made on Melin, for register of deeds.
but he defeated the two opposing candidates
| by majority of 30.
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TOM REED TALKS.
The Ex-Speal<er Gives His Views
the Situation

The EX-SpealNer Gives His Views Of
the Situation.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 7.-Ex-Speaker
Thomas B. Reed says of the election:
ct is a little difficult with wires down
and very scant returns, to speak definitely
of the result, but enough seems certain to
assure the country the peace it SO much
requires. The rest of the country seems
to have been moved by the same causes
that moved the Eastern states. Democrats
everywhere, either by silence or by action.
seem to have helped to partially save the
Union from the follies of Inexperienced and
ifUudiciousumen. I say partially, for we
shall be fortunate indeed il business does
not marry, the scars of the last IS months
avery Considerable time. If the oyerturn
proves as complete as is now indicated
tire country is much to be Congratulated.
especially If we Republicans make a judicl.
GUS use Of our victory"
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PENNSYLVANIA.
But Two Lone Democrats Will Enter
the Next House.

the Next House.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. S-The next
congressional delegation from Pennsylvania
will probably be % Republicans to Demo-
Gratis. Erdman's majority in .3erks county
will be nearly 1900 and Congressman Mulch
Ter claims the election of Hart in the Eighth
district by from II TO $50
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Complete
turns received up to midnight from all but
half dozen of the 6. counties in this state
give Hastings a plurality CT 233,37S.
Returns received by the Associated Press
indicate that the Republicans have elected
% of the 80 congressman in this state. Erd
man (Dem) is elected in the Ninth dis
trict by less than 1900 majority The re-
suit in the Eighth district is yet in doubt.
Although on the face of the unofficial
turns Hart CDem) has defeated kirkpat
rick (Rep.) by very small ma iority.
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FERGUS FALLS Mimi, Nov. 8-With
six small Democratic towns to hear from
Otter Tail gives Eddy, 2,445; Boen, 2,442
Mclean, 69L Cole, Republican, is elected
senator; Nicholson, Republican. is elected
to the house and possibly Bickford. Rich
ardson and Vigen Populists, elected.
Otter Tail gives Collins 200 plurality; Owen
200; D. B. Searle is elected, district judge
without opposition.
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THE HAWKEYE STATE GOES RE.
PUBLICAN by 10000 VOTES

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 7.-Republican
gains in the state have gone far beyond
the expectatio of the most sanguine par
ty managers. With As counties complete the
indications are, at 1920 tonight that the
state will give fully $4,000 plurality on the
head of the state ticket the largest in the
history of the state.
Curtis election in the Second district
the center of interest is conceded by the
Democrats by 500. 1t is a great victory
against great odds. Hayes was knitted by
the Germans and many Democrats re-
manned away from the polls
The only other doubtful district was
the Ninth, where some fears were enter
tanned lest Cen Weaver (Pop) might pull
through but tonight he is buried under
moved into the district three months ago
to run for congress He is now looking
for greener fields on which to Craze,
The majorities of congressman, as figured
by the state central committee, are: Clark
$500; Curtis. 5,00O Henderson, 1850; Upde-
graft, $500; Cousins; 4,O0O Lacey, $500; Hull
1900; Hepburn, $500; Hager, 1900; Deliver
$500; Perkins, 1000, all Republicans
Republicans of the Second district are ar
ranging for great celebration at Daven-
port Thursday or Friday night. Some
fear that Hayes Will try to count Curtis
out yet but it is not@beleved possible
LYONS, Iowa, Nov. 7.-George M. Curtis
Rep), for congress, from nearly complete
unofficial returns, has plurality of 8 in
Clinton county over Congressman Walter 1.
Hayes (Dem). Curtis is surely elected He
carries the district by at least 500 and every
county in the district save Scott Hayes
plurality in 1892 was -a772.
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 7.-Forty-two coun-
ties: Governor, Majors Rep) So, 23S; Hol-
comb (Fusion) $3.50. There are 46 counties
to hear from. The fusion candidate will
in all probability, have plurality of from
1000 TO 1900 The returns on the legisla-
ture are quite incomplete, but there is
little doubt that the Republicans will con-
troll it. The congressional delegation is
complete Republican.
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the First, Buck in the Second, Price in the
Third, Ogden in the Fourth, Boatner in the
Fifth, and Robertson in the Sixth. Repub-
licans announce they will make their con-
test when the Fifty-fourth congress meets.
Attorneys have been engaged to handle
the cases., and evidence of fraud is now be-
ing gathered
had spoilers in al OF the sugar districts.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Uncertain which Party VIII Control
the Board of Aldermen.
NEW YORK, Nov. SIT will probably re-
quire the o1scial count to determine wheth-
er the board of aldermen will be controlled
by the Republicans or by the Democrats.
The question is mainly important from the
fact that the aldermen elected on Tuesday
will be called upon to reapportion the city
for assembly districts.
Later-The uncertainty about the board
of aldermen was removed this afternoon
by the police returns, which give the Repub-
lcans II out of 81 members. The board will
have the apportionment of the city for as
sembly districts
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Oklahoma,

GUTHRIE o. T., Nov. 7-Returns from
the major portion of the territory make
it positive that Flynn, Rep) delegate to
congress, will have fully 5000 majority
The territorial legislature will b. very close,
with the balance of power in both houses
in the hands Of the Populists. Canadian
county, which has heretofore been Demo-
cratic, gives r publican pluralities every
office up for election. All other counties
also show Republican gains.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
lie Sueur.

LIE SUEUR, Mimi, Nov. 8.-Nelson and
Heatwole have carried this county by 400
The Republicans elect Lloyd senator
Dressed representative and have the clerk
Of court, judge of probate, auditor, treas
urer and superintendent of schools. The
Democrats get French, representative
and register, sheriff, surveyor, attorney
and coroner
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kANS sAS
Seven Out of Eight Congressman Are
Republicans.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. S.--The latest fig
ures at state political headquarters show
that Kansas has elected seven Republican
congressman and one Populist-William Ba-
ker, in the Sixth district The latter dis
trict, however, is so close that contest is
likely. Chairman Breidenthal, of the Pop
uist state central committee, comedies the
defeat of Jerry Simpson and all the Pop
ulist congressional committee except Ba-
ker. The legislature will be Republican on
joint ballot by about 80. Merrills majority,
about 10000.
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Nevada.

CARSON CITY, New. Nov 7.-Returns
are coming in very slowly. At many points
the count is still in progress. From the
meagre returns received the indica tions are
that Jones, nominee of the free silver party
has been elected and defeated Cleveland
RepD for governor by from 500 to SOO The
silver men are claiming everything 1t is
impossible tonight to tell anything about
the legislature.
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Norman.

ADA, Mimi, Nov. S.-Congress, total, Re-
publican, 815; Democrat, So; Populist, 1,167;
legislature, 400 Populist plurality.
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WILSON LAID OUT.

Dayton Does Him to the Tune of :, 200
Majority.
WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. THE Re-
publican state committee makes the follow
ing statement tonight: -
Governor Rep.), First district, electedstb
congress by 4,343 majority; Dayton, Second
district, over Wilson, 1900 majority Il RIufinsS
Rep), Third district, $500 majority Miller,
(Rep), Fourth district 1900 majority. This
makes the state Republican on the popular
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MORTON'S MAJORITY.
Levi Appears to Have Few Votes to

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-1:So a. m.-The
total corrected vote for governor in New
York state, outside of Sullivan county,
was 1862 59, of which Morton received
667 5S5, Hill 514 1853, Wheeler 24,511 Mortons
plurality, 153, 422; Morton's majority 12S, 911.
The revised total vote for governor in
New York city gives Hill a plurality Of
9
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SECOND DISTRACT.
Blue Earth.

MANKATO, Mimi, Nov. S.-Twenty-eight
out of 80 precincts give Nelson 3,195; Owen,
1,14S: Becker, 1888. Nelson's plurality is
about 1900 The total vote of the county
will be about $500.
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! vote upwards Of 5000. Both branches of
the legislatu re are Republican by a major
| ity of q, insuring election of a Republican
! to succeed Senator Camden in the United
States senate.
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KENTUCKY.
Owens Claims His Election by 113
Plurality.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 8.-The situation
in the Ashland district is unchanged from
yesterday. Owens Oem.) claims 118 plur-
atty by Judge Denny Rep) says he is
confident of his election when the ofiiciali
returns counted tomorrow If Owens is
given a certificate, Denny will surely con-
test his seat in congress, on the ground of
the refusal to register Republican votes
and account of frauds en- election day.
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FIRST DISTRICT,
Dodge,

MANTORV1LLE, MIMI, Nov. S-Nelson
1910; Becker, 352; Owen, 424 Legislature
Republican, 1,217 Democrat, $751; Populist
TOO neutrality-suspicious. 1,347; Dem
Ocrat 40l; Populst, 427.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Washington.

SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov. 8-Unof1icial
returns from all the precnts in the county
give Nelson, 1854; Becker, 703; Owen, 1861
Dunn, 2,612; Biermann, 1888; Collins 1857
Willis, 1,6N Kiefer, 1852; Darragh, 1870;
Clark. 653
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LOUISIANA.

Six Democratic COngressmen Are
Elected.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov S.-Full re-
turns today confirm previous dispatches of
he election of all six Democratic candi-
lates for congress in Louisiana. Meyer in