The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-08

mated plurality Of 212,6ti4, the greatest |
ma Gritty ever achieved in this
state. In 1892 Harrison's plurality in
Pennsylvania was 6i,747, and Hasting:'
gain over this vote is ], 14s,l7; Complete
returns will undoubtedly swell Hastings
plurality above 24O, 600, as many Of the
correspondents We're very conservative III
their estimates Not one county in the
state showed q Democratic gain. Re-
turns Were necessarily late because of
the heavy vote polled, ~
New Jersey.
Jersey City, Nov. THE vote i'll this
state was light Republicans claim
eight congressman. The Democrats con-
cede five congressman to them and claim
the other three. The Republicans. claim
Boise, Idaho, Nov Z. The election
passed off quietly in this state so far as
heard from. There We're no figures OBJ
tainable until after midnight During
the day both Democrats and Republicans
claimed the governorship. The Demo-
Gratis concede the rest Of the state ticket
but the Populists have laid claim to the
congressman. d
Rhode Island.
T Providence, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
have not been received from either of
the congressional districts in Rhode Is
land, but the figures at hand leave no
doubt of the success Of Bull, Rep, over
Lapham, Dem, in the First district, and
Arnold, Rep, over Garvin, Dem, in the
Second. .. ~ ~.
Kansas. 3*
Topeka, Kas, Nov. 7.-Returns re-
ceived at Republican headquarters are
metgrc, but every township and voting
precinct shows decided Republican gains.
The same ratio of gain that has been
| reported up to l Il. III. will give Morrill,
The The state by a plurality of $4,000 to 49,
Two O'Clock A. M. One hundred and
| ninty-siX towns and precincts in Kansas
give Morrill, 21,o2O: Lewelling, 1l,355.
are in on the state ticket; 1876 precincts
out of $40 give Helena a majority of
1900 for, the capital. No state returns
obtainable until tonight.
Butte, Mont, Nov. THE Democrats
and Populists her concede the election OF
Hartman Rep;;) for congress. The bal
ance of the state Republican ticket is
also elected.
| st. Louis, Nov. 7.-As indicated by re
turns, Missouris congressional delegation
will stand ,l3 Democrats and ? Repub
licans. OF the state ticket little is
KNOWN but there is no doubt of the cleo
| ton of Democratic house and senate.
Galveston, Tez., Nov. For congress
| First district, Hutchinson, dem.; Second
Cooper, dem; Third, Yeakum dem.
Fourth, Culberson; Fifth, Bailey, dem.
Sixth Abbott, dem; Seventh, tendleton
dem; Eighth, Bell, dem; Ninth, Sayers
dem, probably elected; ZENITH doubtful
Eleventh, Grain, dem; Twelfth, doubtful
Thirteenth, doubtful. Count. slow. n
definite figures for governor. CulbersoI
den.. will be elected
Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov. 7.--lteturn
| are coming in exceedingly slow, and u
to the present time no authentic Inquire
| can be given. For delegate to congress
the returns are showing we'll tor Cannon
, RED, and the Republicans claim his elet
, ton by 1900. 1t will be impossible t
obtain figures to-day.
New Mexico.
q Albuouruue, N. NJ, Nov 7.-Partial II
turns from the territory indicate Anthem
Joseph, dem. elected delegate to COZ
gress. although Republicans claim thu
: later returns will change this.
. Oklahoma.
:, Guthrie, O. T., Nov. 7.-Returns SO f;
: from counties on the railroads indlc't
n that D. Flynn. rep. for delegate to COZ
v gress is elected by $500 plurality.
!. Wyoming.
). cheyenne Wyo, Nov. 1.-The indie
!; tons are that the full Republican sta
and a majority Of the Republican 1egl
lature are elected, assuring the elect,
of two Republican United States So
s | stOrs.
~ | Indiana.
o Indianapolis. Nov. 7.-One hundred pf
:, cincts give Owen, rep, 1l:O9l: Myea
d dem, 7,17O. The same precincts IN 10 .;
gave Harrison lO,4O3; Cleceland, S,49
81. The Next Congress.
II Chicago. Nov 1.-THE following shows t
l: composition of the next congress as CLOS
1; 1v as can be determined from the retur
i so far received: ~,