Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-07

mississippi VIII eject al Inc demo-
cratic candidates by normal msjorities.
Returns from Montana indicate the
election of Hunt, republican, Tor SUI
prene Court justice and Hartman, of
the same party, for Congress. This
completes the list, and it is not likely
that the situation outlined vii! be
changed materially by the official count.
WILsnNGToN, Del, Nov THE ma
jority for the republican candidates for
Governor and Congressman is ! 200 in
the State. The next State legislature
will stand: Senate, 5 democrats and 4
republicans; House, 81 republicans ard
Z democrats. That gives the republi.
cans the United States Senator.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Careful
estimates from the sixty counties
give Hastins (republican) for governor
a::plurality of 2lo,595. Complete re-
turns will increase these figures.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. 7.-One hun
dred and seven;y-cight cities and towns
give Greenhalge, rep, 30,S37 plurality
over Russell, dem, for governor, a gain
of 1900.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. Returns
show large republican gains. Busiel
(rep.), has been elected governor by
5000 plurality.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Tie returns
from the First Maryland district are
yet incomplete, but the republicans adj
nit that the totals will indicate the
election Ufdemocrats Henry for the short
term and Miles for the 54th Congres
The republican gain on the face of the
returns will, therefore, be three con-
gressmen-Wm. B. Baker in the Sec
ond, Charles e. Coffin in the Fifth, and
George l.. Wellington in the Sixth.
The republican State committee claim
to have evidences of the greatest frauds
in the First, Third and Fourth districts
and will, therefore, protest the seats of
Messrs. Miles, Rusk and Cowen.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Tie
greatest political landslide in the history
of Kentucky occurred yesterday. Four
democratic candidates were defeated
while the returns up to $50 this morn
ing show two more districts in doubt
with the vote favoring the republican
candidates.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Republicans
this morning admit that the democratic
candidates in the six Louisiana districts
will receive the certificates. Returns
to-day practically insure the election of
Boatner in the Fifth, Ogden in the
Fourth and Robertson in the Sixth over
their populist opponents. The repub-
licans will contest the First, Second
and Third districts in the city region.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 7.-Returns SO
tar indicate q fusion legislature. The
judiciary is probably democratic. Set
ties election is sure with q large
majority.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. Z. The ALI
ance-democratic candidates for Con-
gress in the Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh districts are
reported elected. Elliott, democrat, is
apparently elected in the First district
but bis seat will be contested by G.. w.
Murray, colored, republican, the sitting
member.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE entire re-
publican city ticket w iih three excep-
tons was elected yesterday. The dem
ocratic State ticket was successful
throughout by plurality ofabout l5,-
600. The Missouri congressional DELI
CATION in the next congress will stand
u democrats to 3 republicans.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. Com
plete returns from ten counties in vii
sons district and estimated returns
from three others give Dayton ma
jority of 2,517. Later returns will not
change these figures much. In the
First district, Howard, democrat, for
Congress, loses the district to Donver,
rep, by 5000. Republican congress
men are elected in the Third and
Fourth districts by majorities of from
1900 to $500. The republicans will
have the legislature on joint ballot by
Is majority, insuring EIkins' election
to succeed Camden in the Senate.
BosToN, Mass, Nov 7.-Greenhalge's
plurality in Massachusetts is near
ly seventy thousand All OF tho
republican candidates for Congress
were chosen except Fitzgerald in the
Ninth, who has 1890 plurality.
DROPPED DEAD ON THE STREET.
Oliver K. Funston, steward of the Deaf,