The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-14
ELECTION ECHOES.
Later Returns Show but Little
Change in the Result.
Popullsbs Make Heavy Gains in Texas,
Eleoting Several COngressmen-The
Total Representation In the Next
House 10 Now Estimatedi
Republicans 2A6, Dem
ocrats 101, Popu-
lists 10.

NEW York, Nov. 9.-But rev changes
in the congressional table were re-
ported and the total number Of repub-
lican representatives elected to the
Fifty-fourth congress remains about as
It was given in these dispatches We'd
nesday night-24S, This is not subject
to much variation, but the official
count in several districts, notably in
Nevada, Nebraska Kentucky and North
Carolina, may increase or diminish this
slightly. Representative Dockery, OF
Missouri, who conceded his defeat
Wednesday. seems to have been elected
after all, while Representative Bland,
the famous silver advocate, of the same
state, has been defeated by q small
plurality.
Latest reports from North Carolina
show that one republican, three demo-
Gratis and five populist congressman
have been chosen in the state. The
democrats elect but one representative
Downing, Eighteenth district-from
Illinois. The republicans but one
Walker, Ninth district, from Virginia,
and the populists but one, Howard,
Seventh district, from Alabama.
With these changes from the figures OF
Wednesday night, giving the populists
one representative from Colorado and
one from Nebraska and tho republic
ans eleven out of the fifteen from Mis-
souri,, the total representation in the
lower house Of congress will be: Re-
publicans 245, democrats 101, populists
10.
The total vote Of the state on gov
ernor, lieutenant governor and judge
of the court Of appeals is as follows:
For governor, Morton, 67o,5ol; Hill,
51S, 72O; Wheeler, 2s,63S. Morton's plu-
rality, 1876, ssl.
For lieutenant governor, Saxton, 062,-
$50; Lockwood, 587, ,164. Saxton's plu-
rality, 1855
For judge of the court Of appeals,
Haight, 658,241; Brown, 526,728.
Haight's plurality, 196,515. These fig
ures are taken from official returns
filedwith county clerks and are correct.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Full official
returns for governor have been re-
ceived from every county in the state,
excepting Butler, Cambria, Clearfield,
Lycoming and Westmoreland. With
those couuties out, the totals for the
various candidates are: Hastings, rep, +,
vbS1, ,S54; Singerly, dem, 200, 1876; Aitmen,
pop, 9,7s1; Hawley, pro-, 1921 Full
! pluralities have been received from
every one Of the sixty-seven counties
in the state. Hastings has total plu-
rality in fifty-four counties of e51, ,4o3,
and Singerly carries thirteen counties
with plurality of 1o,577
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9-The official
count In the four counties comprising
the Eighth congressional district,
which was completed late last night,
shows that Hart, dem, is elected by
1877 majority over Kirkpatrick, rep.
This gives Pennsylvania two democrat
ic congressman.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9,-Fuller re-
turns confirm the previous dispatches
of the election of all six democratic
candidates for congress in Louisiana
by majorities ranging from 5000 to TO-
900, Meyer in the First, Buck in Sec
ond, Price in Third, Ogden in Fourth,
Boatner in Fifth, and Robinson in
Sixth.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 9.-The plural
ity for Mcfarland, rep, candidate fol
secretary of state, foots up 72,26O The
official count will change this little
as few of the counties pluralities are
partly estimated.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 9.-The judge.
are still counting the ballots. Mayor
Kearby, pop, for congress, so far a.
returns are in from Dallas county, lead
Abbott, dem, by about 600. If Kearby
counts out as strongly in the city a
his friends expect he will, the race il
the Sixth district will be doubly clos,
one. The election of Gilleland, pop.
over Bell, dem, in the Thirteenth dis
trict, is assured. The democrats hav,
certainly lost two and possibly fou
congressman. The populists here CLAIM
Nugent's election for governor.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 9.-Complet
returns show the election of sixteen re
publican and four democratic stat
senator's, which makes the senate STAN
republicans 20, democrats 10. The eleC
tion of twenty-eight republicans an
eighteen democrats will make the re
publican majority in the assembly "a.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 9.-Con
plete vote Of the state was announce
last night and is as follows: Governo
Coffin, rep, 7s,54s; Cady, dem, 90
, s34; Pond, pro-, 7,242; Bingham, pop
1867; scattering, including socialist
e92. Coffin's plurality, l5,714.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 9.-Fusionist
carry the judicial and state ticket an
both houses Of the legislature. Woot
ard, Shaw and Lockhart, democrat
congressman from the Second, Thir
and Sixth districts, probably al
elected, but 1t is doubtful.
BosToN, Nov. 9.-Gubernatorial r
turns from the entire state, with Il
exception of the town of Gosnold, giv
Greenhalge, 1873, 1o1; Russell, 1894
Richardson, s,1S2. Greenhalge's pl
rality, 64,161.
Big Election Bets.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The betting {
the election was not as heavy as tn