The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-14
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indicate the election Of Mcintyre and
the entire Republican State ticket by
l5,CCO or 10000 plurality. Republicans
claim <: rave carried even the Cripple
Creek District which was expected TO
eive large majority for Waite.
OKLAHOMA IN FASHION.
Guthrie, OKLA. Nov. 7.-Returus
! from the r.aj jor portion office Territory
makes it possible that Flynn, Rspubii-
can delegate TO Congress, will have
fully 5000 majority. The Territorial
! LEGISLATURE Will be close with the
balance OF power iD the bands OF tie
Popolus!ts.
MONTANA WITH THE REST.
Butte, Mont, Nov. 7.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the Republicans
will have majority OF joint oallos IN
the Legislature. This insures the elec-
tion Of two Republican United States
Senator'S.
TENNESSEE LOST.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. THE re.
turcs from Tennessee INDICATE that
Henry Clsy Evars, Republican, has
been tlecEed Governor. TIE Leglsla-
turs is saf-iy Democratic.
MISSISSIPPI IS SOLD.
Jackson, Miss. Nov. 7-Later re.
turns confirm reports that al the De-
mocra.ic Congressman were elected.
| Denny in the Sixth District was given
the closest run by Hawthorn. Popu-
lists have made wonderful gains over
| the last election.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Pierre, S. D, Nov. 7.-Sheldof (Rep) }
Is elected Governor by notless than TO-.
900 plurality. Both Republican cardt-
dates for Congress are elected and the
Legislature is overwhelmingly Repuo.
lican.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Bismarck, n. D, Nov. THE Re.
puolicans nave Carried almost every
county il the State and the e vernon
ship By 1900. Congressman Johnson
mas 200 more than Muir (Rep), and
Pcpulls5 aad Democrats c)molned
only get twenty-five members of the
legislature.
NEW JERSEY GOES WRONG.
Trentoo, n. j.. Nov. 7.-rhe Re
puplicans made clean sweep of the
Congressional delegation in this State.
The next Senate will stand seventeen
Republicans and four Democrats. The
House will stand 6fty-slx Republicans
ard four Democrats. The Republican
majority on ballot siXty-tve. This
will insure he return of a Republican
successor to John R. Mcpherson in the
United States Senate. fhe four Demo
Gratis elected to toe Assembly are Rich.
ard N. Smart, Pierce Fleming and
James Usher, in Hudson, and W. G.
Alpaugh in Munterdon.
A SAFE PLURALITY.
CHICAGO, Nov. Late returns
show the Republicans have elected
their State ticket by plurality of al
least 10000. Cook County goes Re
| publican Dy majorities rauging from
| 25 600 to 10000. The new Legislature
vii! be Republican in both branches by
majority of from 25 to 40 on joint
ballot. This practically insures the re.
election of Cullom to the United States
Senate. For Congress the Republicans
have captured 20 and possibly 81 of the
% districts. In the sixteenth District,
f. E. Donoell (Dem. defeated Gen. J.
|. Renniker by small majority. The
Third District (Gnicago) Will be in
| douot until the official coult is made.
The returns from five precincts are
missing. The lucomplete returns give
B=lknap (Rep) i6O majority over Nc
{ INN (Den.) AS the missing precincts
are strongly Democratic, i. Is possible
| thau CONGRESSMAN McGann may pull
through.
DEMOCRATS ARE SICK.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. The returns
now snow that The Republican p!urali.
ty in Oaio is about 135,000. The Re-
publicans have elected nineteen OF ehe
twenty-one Congressmen beyond q
douot and possibly one otner, ". u.
Davis III the Fourth District. The re-
suit there will be so close that probably
the otticiai account will be necessary to
detercile it. Sorg (Dem.l Is elected IN
the Third District on the unofficial re-
turns by I53 votes.
MISSOURI IN THE RANKS.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, Nov. Tt seems
likely that Missouri has Joined the Re
publican ranks. Governor Stone con-
cedes taat the next Legislature will be
Republican. Everything indicates
that tae Republicans have elected
eight Congressman and that Hatch,
Bland and Dockery are among the de-.
feated. Van Horn, Republican, at
Kansas City admits that he Is beaten
By Tarsney on the face of the returns,
but saws be will contest in the House.
Some of the counties, such as B!llinger
| for twenty years Democratic, elected
the full Republican ticket by indisput-
able pluralities. An irregularlty ID st.
Joseph may turn over Congressional
chair to that party.
| IDAHO IN THE SWIM.
BOISE CITY, Idaho, Nov. THE R9-
publican State committee, Is satisfied
that the party's entire State aud Goa.
pressional tickets are elected. The
Legislature will be Republican. Out
of ffty-four IN both houses, the Ropuo.
Iicans will have thirty.one at least and
this will PROBABLY be increased. Sena-
tor Saoup will probably be reelected.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming. Nov. In
complete returns from every county In
Wyoming show that Frank w. Mon
deli, (rep. candidate for Congress, will
have at least $500 plurality. Richards
for Governor and the rest Of the Re-
publican ticket will be elected by at
at least 1900. The Republicans will
have SO OF the 55 members of the next
Legislature, insuring the election of
both Senators.
FUSIONIsTS WIN.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. Slate returns,
including Lancaster and Gage Counties
the Republican strongholds, give Hol-
comb, Populist.Democrat, 600 plurality
over Majors, Republican. Returns
coming in Continue to swell this plu-
rality.
MoRToN's BIG PLURALITY.
New YORK, Nov. THE total cor
rected vote for Governor in New York
State, Sullivan County out, stands as
follows: Hill 514,073, Morton 667, ,4l9,
Wheeler g., ,lOS; total. 1,20S,60O. Nor