The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-16

InsE Repubiican state central committee
claim. u yhl exceed that figure, while
Seefetary Hosford. Of the Demecfatle
talfty to 10 $1,000. The Republican,
h have also elected every one Of tie tWclyo
oouSreesmen.
Kentscly.
Louisville. Nov. The vote through.
out Kentucky to-day was well polled,
Third Ninth and Ie9ss,h di.tricts ia inc sibe hoe
!ycontested. Returns indicate the cleo
ton OF the following congressman: John
j. Kendrick Nem.): John ID. Clardy
Uem.l; q. ". McElroy Dem.): n. ].
MeDermott (Dem.); A. 3. Berry Oem.);
yy9dEe George Denny Dem.l James 3.
William Beckncr Oem.)
" sAlabana.
Birmingham, Nov. THE Democrats
carried every congressional district in
the state except tho Seventh, which Is In
ao4bf. by matoritics ranging from 1000
10 pressing Denny, Dem, closely. aud
may defeat him.
Baltimore. Nov. THE congressional
delegation from this state will stand:
First district. w. H. Henry, long term:I
|. y. w. Miles. short. Second. J. F. Tai.
bot Dem; Third. H. Weller Rusk, Dem;
Fourth. J. K. Cowan, Dem; Fifth, still
in doubt with betting In favor of Coffin,
Rep: Sixth, @. L. Wellington, Rep The
Fifth and Sixth are now claimed by thS
Democrats. a
South Carolina.
Columbia, 8. G.. Nov. 7.-Ihere is no
+ doubt TINT Evans. Dem.,. will be elected
fnl whether the vote viii Be in favor Of
the calling of q constitutional convention.
Democrats will be reelected to congress
In all districts unless 1t is the First.
where Elliot, ex-member, and Democrat,
10 running against Murray, present negro
congressman from that district.
virginia.
night Democratic State Chairman Il.
Taylor Ellison gave out the following:
The returns Mt this hour seem to indi.
cate that We have carried the first eight
dtstricts. The news from the Ninth and
Tenth districts Is not definite enough to
warrant an opinion 40 to the result Of the
election In these districts, though we
have strong hopes of carrying them both"
North Carolina.
Raleigh, Nov. 1.-Pearson, fusionist,
claims to be elected In the Ninth. Fifth
district indicates that Settle 8 probably
elected. Other districts probably Demo.
cratic, but news very meager. Legis.
lature is Democratic by greatly reduced
majority.
California.
San Francisco, Nov. From incom.
contest for governor IL very close with
the chances slightly in favor of Budd,
Dem. The Republicans have undoubted.
y elected five congressman and possibly
SIX. Mcguire, Dem, 10 probably elected
from the Fourth district. With the ex.
ception Of governor, the Republicans
seem to be leading on the state ticket
and will probably have majority on
the legislature.
West virsiaia.
Charleston, Nov. 7.-Republicans claim
TO have secured the election of DOvener,
&sp psbi in sssond the First wsan SSet y DaytSP Rep
Huling Rep. in the Third BY close ma.
iority. They also claim the election oi
Howard. Rep, in the Fourth District
Hon. w. Il: Chiffon. chairman Of tha
Democratic state committee, says that ha
comedies nothing.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-ieturns from
the entirp state give Hastings nm estl
nsted plurality Of 212G84, the greatest
Republican majority ever achieved In this
STATE. In 1902 Harrison's plurality u
PennVlvania was 63,747, and Hastlngs'
gain over this vote is 14S,O17. Complete
plurality above 20, ,OOO, as many Of the
correspondents were very conservative In
their estimates. Not one county In the
state showed Q Democratic gain. Ke-
turns were necessarily late because Of
The heavy vote polled.
New jersey.
STATE was ilsht. Republicans claim
eight congressman. The Democrats con-
eede ave c0ngreo1men to them aud claim
ths other three. The Republicans claim
. majority In the legislative assembly.
Idaho.
Boise. Idaho. Nov. .. = The election
passed Of quietly In this state so far ss
heard from. T6ero were no figures OBJ
tstnable until aftsr midnight. During
the day both Democrats and Republicans
claimed the governorship. The Demo
but the Populists have laid claim to the
congressman -
1b060 Island.
Providence, Nov. 7.-Complete returns
nave not been received from either of
the congressional districts in Rhode L.
doubt Of the success of Bull, Rep. over
1Apham, Dem, In the First district, and
Second.
Kansas.
..;NsS T;nSeka, z, Kas:, Nov. 7.Ilseturns re-
mesgre. but every township and voting
psecinct shows decided Republican gl!ns.
1he same ratio of gain that has been
s sat. s. y " plurality IT, W II s5oSo xs a'sR 70 e..
Two O'Clock A. NJ. One hundred and
si7s Morrill, I'LL Il o. ~ fswsiins, u,sS. haRsa'
Montana.
az a;,lsns; y a -. Mont; ,; NSy: 7INo n return.
1900 for ths s capital. S No state ore returns q.
ocfainable until tonight.
Bufte, Mont, Nov. The Democrats
and Populists her conceds the election Of
Hartman (aep) for congress. The bal
ancs Of the state Republican ticket 10
q. Louis, Nov. 7.-As indicated by re-
turns, Mtssouri's congressional delegation
will stand Ii Democrats and z Repub.
leans. W tho state ticket little 10
known, but there is-no doubt Of the cleo
ton OF Democratic house and senate.
Tsxas.
Galveston, Tsx., Nov. 7.-For congress:
First district Hutchinson, dem; Second,
Cooper, dem: Third, Yeakum dem.;
Fourth, Culberson: Fifth, Bailey, dem.;
Sixth. Abbott dem; Seventh, PendletOn,
dem; Eighth, Bell. dem; Ninth, Sayers,
dem, probably elected; Tenth, doubtful;
Eleventh, Grain. dem; Twelfth, doubtful;
Thirteenth, doubtful. Count, slow. No
definite figures for governor. Culberson.
dem, will b elected.
p, utah.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 1.-Iteturns
are coming In exceedinsjy slow, and up
70 the present time no authentic figures
can b given. For delegate to congress,
the returns are showing well Tor Cannon,
rep, and the Republicans claim his elee.
ton by 1000, Il will be impossible p
obtain figures to-day.
~ New llsxiss.
Albuqurqus, N. NJ, Nov. 7.-Partial ~
turns from the terfitory indicate Anthony
Joeeph. dem, elected delegate 70 con.
Rroas. althoush Republicans claim that