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The herald., 1894-11-07
THE RESULTS IN OHIO.

Greatest Republican victory in the His
tory of the State.
CoLUMBUs. Nov. 6.-Congressmen
elected ss follows:
First district, D. P. Taft. Republican.
Second, J. H. Bromwell, Republican.
Third. II. ]. Sorg. Democrat.
Fourth, F. @. Taylor, Democrat.
Fifth, F. B. Dewitt. Repu ublican.
Sixth, G. w. Hulick, Repu blicsn.
Seventh, G. w. Wilson, Republican.
Eighth, L. NJ. Strong, Republican.
Ninth, J. H Southland. Republican.
Tenth, L. j. Fenlon. Republican.
Eleventh, G. H. Grosvenor, Repub.
lican.
Thirteenth, B. G.. Young. Democrat.
Fourteenth, w. 8. Kerr, Republican.
Fifteenth, H. G. Van Voorhees,, Re.
publican.
Sixteenth. Lorenzo Danford, Repub.
lican.
Seventeenth, ]. A. D. Richards,
Democrat.
Eighteenth. R. W. Taylor, Rspub-
lican.
Nineteenth, s. A. NorthUay. RSpub-
liesn.
Twentieth, @. R. Reach, Republican.
Tho results are In doubt In the
Twelfth district between Outhwaite,
Democrat, and Watson, Republican, and
in the Twenty-first between johnson,
Democrat, and Burton, Republican.
The Republicans claim the election OF
Watson and Burton.
Coxey cut no figure in the Eighth as
the Populist candidate.
CLEVELAND, Nov. Gall the returns
indicate that this county has gone
Republican by nearly 5000, or almost as
big Q plurality as Mckinley received
. year ago. This insures the defeat OF
Johnson, Democrat. for congress in the
Twenty-first district by at least 5000.
Returns from the western districts show
that the Republicans gain everywhere
over their vote OF year ago.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 6-To an Asso-
cisted Press reporter who visited the
state Democratic committee Mr.. Thur
man said: "Ohio will give the Rspubli-
cans 100, 900 and 81 congressman" The
election OF Watson is conceded.
In the First congressional district G.
P. Taft. Republican, is elected by 5000,
In the Second district James Bromwell.
Republican, is elected by $4,000.
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rHE DEAD ,z.w.
Preparations for the Removal Of the
Body From L,vidis.

Preparations for the RsmovaI Of the
Body From Lividis.
LlvIDIA, Nov. 6.-It is officially stated
that the body Of the late czar. after
lying in state in the church Of the pal.
ace here, will be taken to Yalta and
from there conveyed to Sebastapol on q
Russian cruiser. On the funeral train
to Moscow the escort will include Gear
Nicholas, the czsrina, the czarowitz
(Grand Duke George. Princess Alix
and other members Of the imperial
family the prince and princess OF
Wales and members Of the foreign royal
families related to tho imperial family
Of Russia. At Moscow the body Of
Alexander Ill will lie in state several
days at the Archangel cathedral, and at
st. Petersburg in the cathedral OF st.
Fster and St. Paul. At towns where the
funeral train stops on the way 10 Moe
COW and at st. Petersburg, dinners for
the poor will be provided at the ex.
pense OF the czar, and at each etopping
place requiem macs will be celebrated.
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WOULD NOT WITHDRAW.
Attempted Assassinasion OF . Populist
Candidate.

Attempted Assassinasion OF Ropulist
Candidate.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. 6.-Ciarsnce 4.
Ayer, the Populist ana Independent
candidate for assessor, was shot at by
an unknown man at 30 O'Clock thie
morning while on his way home and
when near his house at 5l6 Fourteenth
street. The shooter escaped.
On Sunday Mr.. Aver received an
anonymous letter to the effect that il
he did not withdraw from the contest
for the assessorship he would suffer
the consequences" This letter was
signed Zone OF the three" Aver took
the letter to Chief Crowley.
Last night, Aver says, he was out
late at a political meeting and started
for homo after midnight. When within
q short distance OF his house in the
Fourteenth-street cut man approached
him and asked him il he was "going
to withdraw from the fight" Aver
answered mo"
The man, who 10 unknown to Aver,
thereupon drew q pistol, and fred.
Then turning he rapidly ran away.
Aver was not hit.
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CONNEoTICUT.
The Land OF Steady Habits Experiences
Republican Land,l de.


Republican Land,l do.
New HAVEN, Nov. Glowing to last
nights storm returns from the small
towns are coming in slowly and in many
instances it is doubtful il the vote will
be in before tomorrow. Returns thus
far show light vote and large falling cff
of the country vote. II 10 doubtful II
there will be an election by the returns.
Returns from three election diatricts
in this city chow a Republican majority
and large gains on the whole ticket.
Returns from As towns in the Second
and Fourth congressional diatricts give
the vote for governor as follows: Coffin,
Republican, 9622; Cady, Democrat,
6740; Republican majority of 3400.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 6.-Returns
as far as obtainsbls from all psrto of the
state at midnight indicate that Conneo-
ticu. has experienced great Republican
landslide. This city has gone Republi.
can. Pigot, the Democratic candidate
for congress. who had q majority OF over
5000 last year, is defeated by a majority
of 1000 by Speers. Coffin, Republican.
for governor, has about the ssme major
ity.
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TENN II SO Il E.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-Partial returns
from Is counties show a decidedly di.
minished vote. with Republican gains,
though not sufficient to defeat Turney,
Democrat. for governor. No definite
news from congressional districts.
Turney, Democrat, for governor, has
about 5000 majority over Evans, Repub.
lican. in this (Dsvfdson) county.
In the Ninth congressional district
James McDearmsn, Democrats is elected.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Indica-
tionH in this (Sscond) Tennessee con-
gressionsl district point to the election
OF Gibson over Houk by 5000 majority.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 6.-10p. IN. brown,
Republican, has probably defeated Snod-
grass, Democrat. for congress in the
Third district.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.--Incomp,ete re-
turns indicate the election of McMillin,
Richardson, Washington. Cox and Nc
Dearmon, Democrats. 20 congress, W b, 10
Snodgrses, Democrat, in the Third dis
trict. Ia III danger Of defeat, and nothing
positive ia heard from Enlos in the
glTst.
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ARIZOS A.
N. o. Murphy Probably Elected Dsle-
cato to Congress.

N. o. Murphy Probab Elected Dsle-
cato to Congress.
PHOENIX, Nov. 6.-Ths heaviest vote
in the history of the county was polled
today. The indications are that N. o.
Murphy. for congress. will receive a
plurality.
PREsCorr, Nov. COT the ITO votes
counted in Prescott precinct and the full
returns from five outside precincts, Oaks
Murphy's majority for delegate to con-
gress is 240. The balance OF the Rs.
publican ticket is running ahead. The
Populst vote is insignificant.
YUMA, Nov. 6.-Murphy, Republican.
delegate; Dersn, Republican. council
man at large; Nugent, Democrat. terri.
torial council; Carpenter, Republican.
territorial representative, are probably
elected in Yuma county.
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WISCONSIN,.
The Republican Majority Estimated at
About 10000.

The Republican Majority Estimsted as
About 10000.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Returns from
the interior of the state show Republi-
can gains everywhere and indicate the
Republican state ticket will be elected
by from 5000 to 10000.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Nov. 6.-Seventh
congressional district Griffin, Rspubli'
can. elected.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Nov. 6.-Congress,
Tenth district, John jenkins, Rspubli-
can, elected.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Republicans
elect nine congressman. The late re-
turns increase the Republican gains in
stats and fully warrant the estimate Of
from 10000 to $4,000 Republican ma.
jority.
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THE LONE STAR STATE,
Democratic MsJ Joritiss Red uced-sev.
Congregational Distrlcts Doubtfol

Democratic MsJorities Red
Congregational Districts Doubtful.
GALVESTON. Tex, Nov. 6.-For CON.
gress: First district. Hutchison, DEM
ocrat; Second. Cooper, Democrat
Third, Yoakum, Democrat; Fourth
Gulberson, Democrat; Fifth, Bailey,
Democrat; Sixth, Abbott, Democrat
Seventh, Pendleton, Democrat; Eighth,
Bell, Democrat; Ninth. Ssyers, Demo-
crat, probably elected; Tenth. doubtful
Eleventh, Grain, Democrat; Twelfth,
doubtful; Thirteenth, doubtful.
The count ia slow no definite figures
for governor. Populists show gains
and Democratic msjorities have been
reduced. Figures can not be secured
tonight.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 6.-Ths polls
have closed. and no disturbance has
been reported from any section. Indi-
cations point to the election OF solid
Democratic delegation to congress from
Louisiana.
The returns go far show almost to a
certainty the reelection of the present
congressional delegation from Louisiana
by 5000 each in the First, Third, Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth districts. and the cleo
tion of Charles F. Buck in the Second
district, by large majority, to succeed
Davy.
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MISSOURI.
The State Is Democratic by Safe Ma
jority.

Tho State Is Democratic by a Safe Ma
Jority.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The polls here
closed at 7 O'Clock with heavy vote,
much scratched. Precinct returns,
therefore, are not yet coming in, counts
ing before the close OF the polls not being
permitted.
AT this hour. 9 O'Clock. it is generally
conceded that ths entire Democratic
state ticket ie elected by safe pluralities.
Sam B. Cook, secretary of the state
Democratic executive committee, says
that every Democratic congressman is
elected. The entire ticket ia elected by
msic rites ranging from 1000 TO 5000.
The Democrats are wild with enthueiasnI.
At midnigh: praeii ally complete rs-
turns from the city chow the Dsmo-
cratic city and legislative ticket. with
the exception of sheriff and county
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M RYLAND ID.

An Almost Solid Democratic Delegati on
to Congress.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. 6.-At 10 p. m.
the congressional delegation from the
state stands:
First district-W. H. Henry, long
term; ]. W. Miles, short term.
Second district-J. F. Talbot, Demo.
crat.
Third district-H. Wollesrusk, Demo-
crat.
Fourth district-J. X. Cowan, Demo.
srst.
Fifth district-Still in doubt, but bet
ting favors Coffin. Republican.
Sixth district-G. F. Wellington, Re-
publican.
The Fifth and Sixth districts are now
claimed by Democrats.
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has been great falling off in the Dem'
ocratic vote and gains by both the Re-
publicsns and Populists. The latter
gained the most. The Republicans will
etill win If they hold their own, as the
other parties did not entirely join to-
gether. Therefore it seems that Gov
ernor Nelson. Republican. is elected by
an increase over his plurality OF $4,000
of two years ago.
This (Ramsoy) county is usually DEM
ocratic, but 81 precincts out OF 100 give
Nelson. Republican, for governor. a
clear majority OF Sl3 and plurality
over Brecker, Democrat. OF 1884.
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INDIANA.

1ns indications Point to an Overwh I'm =
ing Republican Victory.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Full returns
rom any one congressional district have
not been received here. Indications
point to an overwhelming Republican
triumph in the state. The Republican
state committee claims for Owens DO, 900
to 0,000 over his opponent, Myers, for
secretary OF state; l3 congressmen and
both branches OF the legislature. The
Democrats concede 10000 Republican
majority. but think they will have four
.ongresemen.
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STATE OF WASHINGTON.
The State Gone Republican by a Lsrg
Majority.

The State Gone Republican by a Large
Majority.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Republicen
State Chairman Thom of Washington
wires Republican Chairman Babcock ::
"Your majority larger than in 1892.
State Republican by 10000"
SEATTLE. Nov. 6.-Waahington today
voted for two congressman at large and
two su preme judges and mem bers of the
Legislature, who will elect a United
States senator to fill the vacancy now
existing in the senate from this state.
Doolittle and Hyde, Republicans, are
elected to congress by at least 5000 plur
ality. The Popullst vote in Eastern
Washington is very heavy. and in many
counties the Populists have cast larger
vote than the Democrats. The legsla-
ture is undoubtedly Repu blican in both
branches, and on joint ballot the Re.
publicans will have II majority and
probably Is.
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GEORGIA.
At Lsaht 10 Out OF IL Dem mocratio Con-
gressmen.

At Lsast 10 Out OF IL Democratic Con-
gressmen.
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. COZ Goorgia's
II districts 10 elected Democrats. The
Seventh also is probably Democratic.
The First South Carolina district elects
Elliott, Democrat.
The Third Virginia district elects El-
liott, Democrat.
The Fourth Georgia elects Moses, Dem.
ocrat.
The Fifth Georgia elects Livingston,
Democrat.
The Eighth Georgia elects Lawton,
Democrat.
In the Ninth Georgia. Tate. Democrat,
is elected.
In the Tenth Georgia, Black, Demo-
crat. 10 elected.
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TIE BURNED wRE.KER.
The Four Missing Members OF tho Gre
Heard From.

The Four Missing Members OF tho Gre "
Heard From.
SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 6.-The four
missing men from the burned wrscking
scow San Pedro have been heard from.
Captain Msginn. who reached here yes
terdsy with three seamen from the
scow. chartered q gasoline launch to go
in search Of the missing men and WAS
about to start when word was received
from them stating they were at Point
Conception.
1t appears that two engineers, the
cook and seaman. who we're on board
when the fire started, escaped In the
liieboat and made Point Conception.
The men came to the city tonight On the
steamer Eureka. and left on the Corona
for San Francisco.
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THE RESULT IN IDAHO.

Returns Seem to Indicate a Republican
Victory.
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 6.-The election
passed off quietly in this state so far as
heard from. Interest everywhere is
great and it is thought very large vote
has been polled. There will be no fig
ures obta Unable until after midnight.
During the day both Democrats and
Repu blicsns have claimed the governor
ship. The Democrats concede the rest
of the state ticket, but the Populists
have laid claim to the congressman. 1t
is the opinion Of the most conservative
men that the etste has gone Republi-
can on the state ticket, congressman
and legislature.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Ssoretary Car
Isle has instructed the collector of Gus
toms at Port Townsend, WASH, tina,
Of registration issued to
Chinese should be taken mp by the
collector when such Chinese leave THE
country. This 10 necessary to prevent
the certificates from being turned over
to Chinese unlawfully entering the
United States.
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AL ABB AM A.

The Returns Show an Almost Compl to
Democratic Victory.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 6.-The election
returns indicate that all the Democratic
candidates are elected, with the possi-
BILE exception of Denes in the Seventh.
Cobb defeats Goodwin, leader of the
Populists.
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Tho Rnsult In Utah.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 6.-The election
passed off quietly today and large vote
was polled. The counting of the vote is
progressing very slowly and it will be
midnight before anything definite is
known, even SIS to the city vote. Re-
publicnns estimate that Cannon. Repub.
licaa. for delegate to congress, will have
HOO majority in the city. but this is not
conceded by the Democrats.
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New Hampshire.

Concord, N. H.. Nov. 6.-Returns
from New Hampshire were never more
tardy, but those received show Repubi.
can msjorities. Returns at hand indi-
cate that Busil will have at least 5000
lead over Kent. Ths election of two
Republican congressman is conceded
and the Legislature will be Republican
BY probably IS.
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Wyoming,

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. 6.-Ths wealth.
er throughout Wyoming today was fair
and full vote WAS polled. The indica.
tions at 9 D. IN. are that the full Repub-
lican state. and majority of the Re.
publican legislative tickets are elected,
insuring the election of two Republican
United States senators.
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Massachusetts.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Nov. 6.-From
given Greeuhalae. Republican, ma.
iority OF 45 900. q gain OF 10 .UU0 over last
year. Massachusetts is likely to have .
solid Republican delegation in congress.
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MINNIE sofa,

The Republican Victory Seems to Ba
Complete.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 6.-The polls closed at
z O'Clock and figures are slow coming in,
only few scattering reports having
been received up to 10 O'Clock. There
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Nav ,IaraAY.

JERSEY Cry, N. j.. Nov. 6.-The vote
in this state was light. The polls closed
at 1920. The returns of the total vote
polled showed the heaviest voting in
Republican districts. The Republicans
claim eight congressman. The Demo-
Gratis concede five congressman to them.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Nov. 6.-Gard-
ner, Republican. in Second congressional
district, has q plurality OF 5000.
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Now Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. Nov. 6.-Partial
returns from the territory indicate that
Antonio Joseph, Democrat, is elected
delegate to congress, although the Re.
publicans claim that big msjorities for
Roswell, Eddy. Lincoln and White Oaks,
in Pecos valley, will change the COM
plexion of the returns. In this county
the majority OF the Republican ticket is
elected.
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Memorial Ex.rcis.. for tn. Gar.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Prince Oanta.
cuzene, the Russian ambassador, notified
the state department today that me-.
mortal exercises to the late czar would
be held at the Russian legation at l
O'Clock on Friday morning. Invitations
to President Cleveland. members of the
cabinet and other high ofic ais have
been issued.
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Election Eirhta.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Nov. 6.-There were
several fights during the day in this
city. John M. Goss, one Of the Populist
workers, challenged q negro vote. In
the difficulty Goss drew his gun and q
general melee followed. Goss was killed
instantly and number wounded.
LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 6.-In an cleo.
tion fight last night John McContey
stabbed Dick Travis, who died this
morning.
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Chicago Grain. N. Y. Stocks.
s. Il. Barley and Wheat.

Bought, sold and carried on margin. Grain
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rect wire; most complete telegraphlc quo
tation service on the coast. Commissions
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Green Il Co., one of the largest and wealth
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Daily market report sent free with book on
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Nurth DakatA.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 6.-North Dakota: NJ.
N. Johnson. Repub blican. reelected.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 6.-Returns are
coming in unusually slow. Returns 90
far show Allen. Republican, for gover-
nor. running ahead of the ticket. AL
lens election by 5000 plurality is claimed
by the Republican central committee.
The Democrats concede it by 1000.
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Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 6.-The Dem.
ocrats have carried every congressional
district except the Seventh. Howard,
Populist. 10 pressing Denny, Democrat,
close and may defeat i'm.
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8Outh Dakota.

Sioux Cry, Ia, Nov. 6.-Retnrns
from South Dakota are very slow in COM
ing in. Shelby, Republican. is elected
governor.
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The Vote In Tloritls Q

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 6-An ex
tremely light vote was cast in Florida.
Both Democratic congressman were
elected.
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When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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SENATOR Bntlar,r Forlorn Hona.

COLUMBIA, 8. G., Nov. Elm about
half the counties independent tickets
for the legislature have run. The indi-
cations are now that the tickets will fail
of election in nearly every county. 1t
was the last chance OF Senator Butler.
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south Carolina.

COLUMBIA. s. O., Nov. 6.-There is no
doubt that Evans, Democrat, will be
elected governor by large majority.
Democrats were elected to congress in
all districts.
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IIalawnre.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-Returns are slow
from Lower Delaware. The Republican
state sicket is probably elected, but the
Democrats may save the legislature.
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Montana.

HELENA. Mont, Nov. 6.-Returns are
very slow. Hartman, Republican, is
elected to congress, and Pant, Kepubli-
can, chosen for the supreme bench.
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guthrie. o. T., Nov. 6.-Returns 80
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congress-, is elected by $500.
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