Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-07

congress, will have at least 1000 plural
ity. William A. Richards, for governor, il
elected by at least 1900 Chairman Var
Devanter estimates that the Republicans
have 80 out IS members of the next legis.
lature and will elect Republican U. s
senators to succeed senators Warren and
Carey. Every comfy il the state shows
large Republican gaius.
ILLINOIS FALLS PROM GRACE.
Chicago to-day show con
tinued gains for the Republican ticket
On the state ticket Indications are for q
Republican plurality of 100000. Every
man on the Republican county ticket is
elected by pluralitiss ranging from II,
900 to $4,000. The Legislature will be
Republican by perhaps 20, insuring a
Republican successor to s. Senator
Cullom. The surprising Republican gains
indicate that all seven congressional dis
tricts In the city are Republican, with the
possible exception of Congressman Nc.
Gann's. With six precincts to hear from
Republican.
| TEXAS, TOO!
San Antonio, Tex.--In the 18th con-
gressionel district Noonan, Republican,
is elected for congress.
Culbsrson is ahead on the gubernatorial
ticket.
| SOUTH CARoLINA.
Washington.--A dispatch from Chair
man Holman, of the South Carolina
Democratic state committee, and Con-
gresham Settle says: "We have carried
the state if we can hold out.
WILSON SURELY DEFEATED.
Charleston, w. Va.-The defeat of Will
son was conceded by Democratic manag-
ers to-day at noon.
Republicans to-day claim Dayton's
plurality will be not less than 1000.
Detroit. Republicans elect twelve
congressman by pluralities ranging from
$500 to 5000. The legislature which will
elect two U. s. senators, is overwhelm-
ingly Republican.
indianapolis. returns indicate
that the state is Republican by at least
$4,000. Returns thus far received show
an average Republican gain of about
forty votes to the precinct. The Repub-
licans have elected eleven and possibly
thirteen members of congress.
KANSAS GOES REpuBL1cAN.
Topeka. - Attorney General Little,
Populist, comedies Kansas to the Repub-
llcans. The Republican state central
committee says all returns received show
Republican gains.
Chairman Breidenthal, of the Populist
state central committee, at noon to-day
said: "We are beaten. l feel as if had
been through threshing machine"
He conceded the Republicans had car
ried the entire state ticket. Every one
of the light congressional districts with a
| possible chance for Populists in the
7th (Simpson's) and 9Th (Baker's). The
Republican state central committee say
that if the present ratio keeps up Nor
rell will carry Kansas by 81 900 plurality.
ELKINs FOB THE SENATE.
| Charleston, w. Va.-Gov. McCorkle
gives up the state. He says Republicans
have a majority ia the Legislature on
| joint ballot. Elkins will succeed Camden
as U. s. senator.
CALIFORNIA DEN,OoRATIo.
San Francisco, Calif.-There is every
Indication that James W. Budd Democra-
tic candidate for governor has been elect
ed. Reports from 683 precincts in a
total of 2,274 give budd $4,000 votes
against $4,000 for Estee, Republican, and
5000 for Webster, Popnlist. In San
Francisco Budd apparently has plural
ity of at least 5000 votes.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CLANS.
Washington Chairman Babcock, Of
the Republican congressional committee,
claims that the Republicans will organize
the U. s. Senate.
While the returns are incomplete his
information is that the Tennessee legis-
lature is Republican and will send a
member of that party to succeed Harris.
Babcock also has dispatch stating that
Denny, Republican, for congress, in the
seventh Kentucky district, is elected by
225. This is the Ashland district former
ly represented By Breckenridge.
CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Washington-The Republican con-
Rressional committee has given out an
estimate claiming that in the house Of the
54th congress the Republicans will have
majority delegations from 80 states
Democrats, 12; Populists, /, with Mary
land divided evenly.
Cleveland, O-Republicans have elected
congressman in every district, except
the third. where Sorp. Dem ocrat has been
elected. The Republicans will have 1s
and possibly 20 members in the next
congress from Ohio. Tom L. Johnson
Democrat, is defeated. =
St. Louis-Late returns indicate Re.
publican state ticket elected in Missouri
and the Legislature is also Republican
Bland is defeated.
LAST NIGHTS BULLETINS.
Washington, D. C.-The chairman oi
the Democratic congressional COMMITTEES
claims that the Democrats will have the
next house. He says there will be no LOST
in the south not already coupted on.
New York.-A Mail and Ipress bull
letin says the Republicans have elected
from SO to 100 of the 1928 members of tbs
New York state assembly.
A Tribune bulletin places Morton't
ma ority for governor of state at 10000
Sun bulletin says Republicans hav,
elected their full ticket in Brooklyn.
j New York.-Hill's plurality in New Yorl
! City will be about 2,4OO.