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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-07
WILSON PHOBABLf BEATEN.
Dayton Makes Large Gains and Claims
Majority OF 900.

GRAFTON w. VA, Nov. 6.-At 1879
there is scarcely a ray Of hope for the
escape of william l.. Wilson from de
foot DAYTON has made gains everywhere.
ThIs county gives him 4JO, a gam on W.
Preston, ! 800 a gain OF 20; beIheles
225. a gain of 75 Mineral. 2Qg, gam W y,
I25 Marion is in doubt. wilson caIIle,'
The county bv 90 two years ago. The asrl-
cultural counties In the interior 1aS HaS
change the aspect, but II is not proDaple'
Iafollette the Republican chairman
claims Dayton's election by l,Ooo'
tIDrRsoN PROBABLY DEFEATED
CHARLESTON. w. VA, Nov. 6-Re-
turns are coming In slowly but they IL H.
Sicate Republican gains throughout me
;Third congressional district, where A.
ddrson GDem1 is understood to be de-
feated by Holmes Uep) Democrau'
headquarters are quiet. -. r.ao
WTEELING, W. VA, Nov: o;--At II .So
= Nj Chairman Delaplan, Of the Demo
cratic committee, comedies thal n 1,e
pemocrats are beaten IN TINS coIsressi".,'
al district by 9O; hepIr,9 pthef hIderson, II
bemocrat. is beaten for re-elecuoh py
Hulinq. Republican, by over l.VoV' n' ~
Democrats may possibly save nerEeS
from the wreck, I'm the touI'h "'''''O
hut even this Is not proDaDie; n,,t,
chairman Dawson, of the state hepnp'
Ucan Committee claims small maturity
IN the Legislature. and three win
probability of four, congressman
LEGISLATURE PROBABLY BEpUBEIcAN
CHARLESTON. W. VA, Nov. 6.-Day
ton. Republican, has been elected TO con
tress from this district, defeating w j.
Wilson. Miller has also defeated Heryey
IN the Fourth district, and the Republi-
can committee claims All four congress-
men. ,,,,,-
The indications are that a Republican
LEGISLATURE has been elected. This VIII
give the Republicans United states
senator in place Of Camden, Democrat
WHEELING. w. VA, Nov &C. W.
Atkinson, ex-Republican congressman,
SAYS Doverner, Republican, for congress
In the First district. is elected by from
COO TO 1000 Ohio county is overwhelm-
ingly Republican.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. 6.-Th'
Legislature Is Republican by fifteen Il
twenty OH Joint ballot This will insure {
Republican, United States senator to sue
ceed Camden.
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coy s ECTICUT

,Nrt,yy HAVEN CONN, Nov. 6-Piggott
fbon, Co. Congress I'm Second district.
towns show good Republican gains. Re
turns from 30 towns out OF a,n ics ~ n tais ai
State show a Republeah gam vi i'A''
NEW HAVEN, CONN. Nov. eaRe-
turns from, thirty tow rs out OF 1es In
The State no cities, sho a Republican
gain of i7si over the vote Of 1892 out
VI Nt-,y q ~ a. VEH CONN, Nov. 6.-At mid
night it is undoubtedly a fact that the
Rsn,,biicaps have carried the State on
their @ State ticket by from 800 TO 1000.
Besides this, they have galhed tspee seer cor, i
,he second and FIn in the Fourth. Rus
sell in the Third, is safe, beyond per-
adventure' The Republicans carry the
Senate entirely, and will have two-thirds
OF the House.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. e.-Cha;ham
gives Lester. for Congress. the largest
majority it has ever given eco e9hsressl3hahi
Lester received 6,S32 and Brown Pop.l %.
I.ester's majority is $40. -,
MACON. GA, Nov. G.-Bartlett dDem
will carry the sixth dls5To1 G5ob ey from 500
AUGUSTA. GA, Nov. 6.-Almost COM
plete returns from the Tenth district
give Black Dem), $3.50 majority over
Watson PopD. r hos
about 900 ma ajority in Chatham county
and 5000 i'm the districts. Russell, Sec
ond district. Crisp, Third, and Turner,
Eleventh. ali Democrats. have good ma
JossisslVySENNAH, GA. Nov. s.-The First
c6nersssionai district gives Lester Demo
craD 500 majority : c.sx,,. ,.o,aa
ATLANTA, GA, NOV. o,-IeoIEid s So'eu
~. d,v only for congressman, the state
Milan having taken place last month.
SrSo 4 aeisIature to-day voted for two
I-nited Sfates senators, electlnS the Demo-
cratic caucus nominees by strict parry
vote, Hon. Patrick Walsh for the short
flrTo' ending March /. 1895. and Hon. a.
O. Bacon for the long term, beginning
NIsrcb / 1Sq5 Both are free silver Dem
onrats favoring return to silver COIN
age. al ratio OF 10 10 i. ,.,. ~
In Tho state congressional elections, all
tba Damocrats were elected. Moses de-
fneted thornton. POpulist, in the Fourth, ,
Maddox defeated FELTON, Populist; in the
seventh. Tate defeated Twitty. Populist,
IN me Ninth. and Black defeated Tom.
Watson. Populist. IN the Tenth, Rich, r aho
votes watson showing an increase In the
counties ne carried before. The entire
deiegation' with one exception, is re-elect-
ed 1he only change being Bartlett, DEM
ocrat. in the sixth district VINO sue
ceeds Cabiniss. Democrat
FATAL RIOT IN AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. SIN the Fifth
ward John NJ. Goss, one OF the Populist
ths difticulty that followed GOss drew his
nistol and a general melee and fusllade
~ shots followed. Goss was killed al
most Instantly. but not not until, until he had
~ ,,,o,,nded were George Heckle. mar
sha Of summsryiie sbd5ae resdenSe sna suburb bur
Ha,h ash wounds; Dan Bowles. shot in
forehsad and cut; all flesh wounds; Will
poehIer seriously shot. All the parties
were white , .i,.,h, c,ts a,a hr,,isas
N-ooroes and whites were lighting on both
sides.
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REPUBLICANs CABRY ILLINOIS.
Nearly all Of the Democratic CouEressmsB.
Including snringrr. DcIested.

Including Springer, Defested.
CHICAGO, Nov 6-The returns are COM
ing in slowly, owing to the heavy vote
poled. and no one can give absolutely
correct estimate on the result of the
election in this State just yet, but every
thing points TO complete Republican VIC
tory end a largely increased vote for
the populists, with littls hope for the
Democrats anywhere. il is now reasoI-
ably certain that the Republi AN state
ticket VIII be elected by big majority,
that the Republicans have elected ma
iOrity of the Cook County Commissioners,
and that they will have "A majority in tie
State Assembly. They have al 90 elected
a number of congressman, If not most OF
them. Even the Democrats c)ncsdc mat
The Republicans, with a lew eNceptlohs.
say they have won signal victories every
where by Increased maiUiities Wulfi. the
Republican candidate for Treasurer, II Is
claimed, Will win by at least 1000 ma
jority. The Popuists polled IA vote In
Cock county of y 900. and ID Is 10 this that
many members are inclined 10 attribute
their defeat. 1t is certain that nearly
all this vote was taken from the Demo
cratic party.
At 1115 u. NJ. the Democrats conceded
the election of all the congressional ticket
in Illinois. with the exception Of the fol-
lowing: Lee McGann, Chicago; j. j. Han
nahan, Chicago: James r. Williams. Geo.
Fithian, Edward Lane, G.. O. Barnes and
+. r.. Downing. OF these they are by no
means certain of Hannahan. This would
leave the Democrats but seven congress-
men out of the twenty-five the State re-
turns. The Democratic State Central
Committee gave up ali hope Of electing
any of the county ticket al a late hour,
and comedies 10 as well as the State
ticket TO the Republicans.
Ihe successIui Democratic candida tes
for Congress are Higgins, Downing, Gold
zier Hanrahan and McGann. The other
seventeen are Republicans.
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NERRASKA.

OMAHA. NEB., Nov. Give hundred
and fifty precincts give Majors To-, Hol-
comb $40. Same In 1893 gave the RepuD-
licans 6,n7. Fusion go.
Forty precincts Of douglas county snow
Republican gain OF Lgo. II ttI5 gan, ~ -
maintained the Republicans VIII elect
their State ticket. , A.
LINCOEN, NkB.. Nov. 6.-Under the
most favorable conditions anything IKE
10 finite results in this State VIII not be
known before noon tomorrow. The vote
uolleyi Is equal 10 that OF presidential
year Up TO 10 =. VI. only 90 OF the lI'
voting precincts had been heard from
n the present rate of gain is maintained
in the First congressional Bryan's dis,
tricO the Republican is elected by l,Ut
majority. Returns over the state snow q
auiet election and a heavy vote.
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parent South Carolina still stands Dem
pp@rafic. We have heard from only l5
nrecincts In Ohio, but that is enough
II il keeps up the Republicans win carrt
viii vii not be a Democratic congressman
e,sated in OHIO. | think Cultivate is de-
feated by at least 2,5oo."
CINCINNATI Nov. SIN the city Of
1' lor eRepJ 72ss; Turner DEM, S,92 The
same in 1893 gave Mckinley 1903; Neal.
6,03i
TON, IoHSsnr coNcxDss HIS DrFrAT.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. Nov. s.-Congress-
man Tom l.. Johnson comedies his defeat
Nv 4 600 TO 500. Eleven voting precincts
heard from give Burton hos. Johnson
la Johnsons Loss ffof to ibe e's srsc,n y95e two
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NOV SIN spite Of
the overwhelning majority against them
in the State, the Democrats have elected
at least three congressman, and two dis
treis are n doubt sarv Ths n the Ps%9sTa.s GrS as
trict: f. c, Layton, Fourth; J. 4. ID.
richards, Seventeenth. The Fifth and
Thirteenth districts are in doubt.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. Mo-. Sat 10 p.
NJ Chairman Dick. Of the Republican
State Committee. sent a message to Gov
ernor Mckinley stating that returns re-
ceived UP to that hour indicated that the
Republicans had carried the State by the
largest plurality In the history OF the
State. not excepting the famous plural
ity of John Brough over NaliaEdlngham
which was 10000.
THE MOE GIFTS EVEN.
WASHINGTON c. IT,, o., Nov G.
j. F. Cook, Republican candidate for
sheriff. who called out the troops a few
weeks ago to defend the jail, was de-
feated by 900 votes. The normal Repub-
lican majority in the county is 80.
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Up TO Midnight tho Eetorns Iudicsts
Republican Gain of 81.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat midnight
The returns show the following Republican
gains in the next House Of Representa-
tiyes: ,,-,...
KeEtLcky-Fifth and Seventh districts.
COlorado-F'irst district.
Conr recticut-SecOnd ana Fourth dls-
tricts: Republicans claim all four
Delaware-Republicans claim the one
member ,
Maryland-The Sixth district
Mlchigan-A gain OF hve
Wissourl-sterrett probably defeats cobb
New jersey-Fifth and Eighth districts.
PeoubIicans claim five districts
New York-A gain OF nine. .
North Carolina-Settle's election In
doubt.
Ohio-Galn OF seven.
Pennsylvania-Gain or TWO.
Tennessee--Cain or ore.
West Virginia-Galn OF four
Total gains up TO midnight, thirty
seven.
RsprprTcAHs HAvR MAJORITY OF III.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--Returns receive
al here no 10 4:l5 A. NJ. indicate that the
nsxt House will be composed Of ii0 Dem
ocrars' 2ll Republicans and Populists.
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FLORIDA.

PENSACOLA. FLA, Nov. 6.-Weather
vote large s NJ Parkman, Democratic
oou,inec for congress, carried Escambia
county by about so majority.
An extremely light vote was cast,
probabIy about half OF that cast at the
State election I'm October. The only Offices
10 he filled were those Of the two con-
eressmen. In the first district the vote Is
GENERALLY heavier than in the Second;
parjttnan. the Democratic nominee, Will
nrohabIv be elected over Mackinaw Pop.l
by about 1900 majority. In the Second
district Cooper Dem) will probably de-
feat Atkinson Pop) by about 500. -,
II Is not likely that the Populists Will
carrv more than four counties in the
State and the vote is close in these. The
entire Populist vote in the State VIII not
bs likely TO reach 1000 Duval county
(Jacksonville) gives cooper a majority OF
1 OOD
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NORTH Dakota.

FARGO. n. D., Nov. 6.-Meagre dis
patches only have been received from over
the state. The proposition TO re-submit
fhe nrohibition law to the people at the
next general election has cut quite fig
ure. The Democras place II In their
platform, while the Republicans and In
dependents endorse the prohibition law.
K dispatch from Casselton Cass eoun-
ty. SAYS Pollock, who framed the law,
has been defeated for state Attorney In
that county, having lost Fargo. a dis
patch from Grand Forks reports quiet
election and fast voting. with Repubi-
can advantage. Democrats and Popu-
lists fused on all offices but Governor. At
torney General and Supreme Court Judge.
Kinter, Democrat. Is the faVorite for Gov
ernor Silver for money has been made
the issue by the Populists. and they have
gained over the last two years. Muir,
fusion, for Congress. will be elected, IL
Reeve, the boiling Democrat, does not
poll over 1900 votes. The count win be
slow.
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON. TEN, Nov. 6.-'rhe
weather throughout the State was fine
and a heavy vote has been poileds The
Galveston News predicts the usual Demo
cratic majority for State officers and the
Legislatures; also, the election OF Demo-
cratic congressman In all the districts
With the POSSIBLE exception or the Nintn
ANYTHING definite can be given tonight.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 6.-The ticket is
ever 80 long and a yard wide. IL VIII
take three days TO count IL. All that rs
known now IL that Abbott (Dem), can
didate FOR Congress. has been badly
scratched. CuIberson, for Governor, re-
ceived the solid vote of the Democrats.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. MICH, Noy. 6.-Nearly 900
laborere. employed by the Detroit Gas
Company on the streets, were iorpirl n
nermIssfon 10 vote by their employees.
'Tbe superintendent claims the reason was
solely because the lateness OF the sea-
son demanded that the work be ppsnen. n1,,.
DETROIT MICH, Noy No., oiISate. ~ hn.h Stata V,t
cpommitfees Indicate the election OF John
r Rich RepubHcan) for Governor over We
Fisher DemocraD by from 1000 70 oo'ooo,
The whole Republican state ,, ucket ,,on rs
TO Congress.
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NEW Jersey.

TRENTON. N. j., Nov. G.--The returns
come in slowly. Those at hand Indicate
the election OF sufficient Republicans to
give the Legislature to them by a ma
iority OF twenty-three on joint ballot,
which insures the election OF Republl-
can successor TO Senator Mcpherson.
Republican leaders here claim the cleo
ton OF their congressional candidates in
the First Second. Fifth, Sixth and Eighth
districts.
But one Democrat Is returned in New
Jersey. Edwin A. Stevenson, OF the
Seventh district
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sfCOkD DysfHICf.
rylsr's Elect on IL oneeaed-His MsjerisV
Probably %, o. $500.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. Z, Especial .-ke-
turns so far received, official and esu-
mated, give the following majorties M aor
Mr. Tyler: Princess Anne. county, W.
Narsemond. 900. Isle OF Wight. vp: Pofu-
mouth. 80: Norfolk city. s32 Total. aIz.
Eight precincts In Norfolk county Tse
Tyler 1b votes and Boriand 0s. line
six precincts 20 hear from cannot reduce
hIs majority OF So. making his majority
30 far az heard from 1893.
The election passed of very quietly IN
this city. and no charge OF fraud Is made
hy the Republicans, who up 70 the time
the polls closed claimed the city ~ U0.
All day the betting has been against
Mr. Tyler. the sporting men. Repu9licans
and Democrats. offering TO bet odds on
Boriand. The Walton Law has gwen
GER eraf satisfaction, and the Republicans
Thought they had educated their men 10
that they could vote. There Was q great
falling on In the Democratic vote Of
Norfolk, due TO Prohibition fnhusnce. Two
negroes we're arrested for fraud In the
HAMPTON, VA. Nov. especial The
vote of elizabeth City county ": Tyler
G)em.). 5S Borland (Rep). 20; Edwards
(Pop.), ~ About 90 votes. mostly ne
groes. were thrown ovt. The election was
quiet and unsxcitinR.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. s.-sps-
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MINNESOTA.

sT. PAUL, MINI. Nov. 6.-Ten pre-
cincts from eight counties give Nelson
Republicam for Governor elS; 9,s BecKier
tDemocraU, l75: owen PopulisU, 3l5.
S,T pAIlL. MINI, Nov 6.-Scatterina
returns from forty OF the eighty counties
of Minnesota Indicate that Governor Mel
son is reelected, but 1t appears that me-
nhIralIty will be a small one, probably
tss@ than SnO. The returns so far received
show a remarkable slump OF the vote tc
owen. the POpuist candidate Tor GOV
ernor' Two-thirds of this has come IRON
the Democratic party. Figures on con con
gressmen indicate pretty clearly the cleo
tion OF four Republican congressman
with three in doubt
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fsu, ,oo,osnts later came a bulletin show
ing nluraiity i'm 800 city election DIS
tricts OF over 5000 for Strong. rms was
greeted with cheers. ,, ......, .,.,-
Dr. Parkhurst said: This victory sis-
nlfles. frat, that the people are getting
their ewes omen and that their CON
spiences are awake. In the SECOND place,
that although our American institutions
were put TO a severe test me oe,,et s
gnvernment js assured. Good municipal
Government means that the country VIII
maintain itself
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vote Of 1s92. The same ratio Of gain
carried through the State would give
Hastings Rep), for Governor. 10000 ma
jority.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.-Resurns In
dicate the election to Congress OF Joseph
j. Hart from the Eighth district. g. J.
Erdman from the Ninth and Charles R.
Rnckalow from the Seventeenth district
0emso. and that the remaining twenty
sour REPRESENTATIVES will be Republicans.
PHiI,ADELPHIA, Nov. e.-The Demo-
cratic dissensIon in the Third congression-
al district. now represented by w. Nc
AIeer Democrat. and for so many years
represented by the late Samuel J. RAN
dali. was shown to-day to have been even
greater than the most hopeful Repub-
licsn had anticipated. McCul'sp, the
Democratic candidate, r. defeated by
Halterman, Republican. by 5000 majority,
and IL may exceed that figure.
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MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov s-Tbe
election here was very quiet; few
votes east for Gardiner (Rep) This
county will oe pra ticaliy solid for Stall
ings Dem) EverythiIg quiet In the
State.
MOBILE, ALA. Nov. s.-A small vote
in First Alabama district. particularly
In Mobile city. Clark Dem.) is undoubt-
eddy elected,
Uefferson) county gives Underwood
Dem.) majority of over 500 Aidrlch
(Rep.l Is defeated by large majority In
this district.
NnNn"""Tpv- ALA. Nov. 6.-The re-
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Nov. g.
Toe excitement is intense, and an enor-
nous vote was polled for delegate 10
Congress and members Of the convention
TO frame a Constitution for the new
State. IL Is the first State election ever
held in Uah i'm which the lines were clear
lv drawn on national issues.
At $50 2. Nj. no returns had been re-
celye.l that threw any light upon the con-
gressional election In Utah. There is ut
tie doubt, however, that salt county mas
gone Republican.
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PIERRE, S. D., Nov. 6--Returns from
all portions of the state, though meagre.
Indicate that the Republican ticket. M
Guiding two congressmen-at-large, are
elected by not less than 1900 plurality.
Returns from the legislative districts
are mot In, except from cities and towns.
but these fairly indicate that the Legis-
lature I'll be- safely two-thirds Repubii'
can. Pierre, the capital, has rolled up
the largest Republican majority ever
known.
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RICHMOND va WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1894

them every one Of the thirteen congress
sional districts. Indications point 70 =
heavy Republican majority In the io"ea
house and a majority OF eight TO ten ia
the State Senate.
The Chairman of the Republican COM
mittee claims Indiana by 600.
The vote OF fsi precincts In lnolana
gives Own Rep.) over 5000 votes n,ot \,
than Myers DenJ The same precinct Iii
ISs2 gave Harrison less than 1900 more
than Cleveland.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON. MISS. Nov. 6.-The follow
ing ali Democrats, have been elected con-
gressfnen: First district, Allen; Second,
kvle: Third, Catchings, Fourth, MONEY {;
E,iftb Wuliane. Sixth, William Denny
to succeed Stockdale; Seventh, }. O..
Spencer. TO succeed Hooker-all elected by
good maioritias, No.,
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. SAN the DEM DEM
ocratic congresemen from the State are
elected by safe majorities except IN the
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth districts.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s.LThe total
turns rom the state are coming in slow
iy. Estimated returns from & thirteen sna coen- Ra-
,n,5t,oar, tor C,overnor 900 plurality. The
cbairrnan N the Republican State Central
Committee claims the KePuoiiIfsnsf ,B diss ef gIl gan
49, o,sno so ~, roo the Legislature by a
comfortable majority. and all seven con-
grecaTneu
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INDIANA.

txp1ANAPoLIs. IND. Nss. snForty-
II Dorecincts show an average Republi-
gain Of AZ this II rais Sseiee he state M ba
GOuufb,l fb,l,can By D.cD. He predicts the
Repuion OF a Republican Legislature In
ele1 branches. The rate OF Increase, IL
botn ,sined throughout the State, would
man MAN the entire congressional delegation
ReepNun9iI'ANAPOLIs, IND, Nov. 6.-The
a,,,rns are slow In coming In. At 10 p.
81 there are S prsshins's hsS sbn; IN; seattsred ,saS
ain al OF a to the precinct for the Repub-
sans. tbs will give the State to the
psnuhIicans by over 50.0oo. and will give
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PEARsONS DISTRICT,
lie Claims His Eiection-settie Probably
Elartrd I'm tho Fifth

RALEIGH, N. C, Nov. 6.-Pearson. Flu
sionist. claims 70 be elected in the Ninth
district.
Filth district returns indicate that Set
tie rs probably elected. Other districts
are probably Democratic, but news Is very
meagre Legislature Is Democratic by
greatly reduced majorites, ana Demo-
cratic State judicial ticket elected by a
reduced majority.
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LIE rrrcr pRonanLY pFArES.

DENVER, COL, Nov. Spence Popu-
Usn for the First district congressman,
is probably beaten by Shaffroth (Repubii-
20 @C0L0RXDO SPRINGS, COL, Nov. g.
A heavy vote was polled. II will aggre,
gate 500 less than 200 OF which VIII VIII
go to the Democrats and PopuIsts. THIS
means a large Republican gain.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 6.-The returns
Indicate that Waite Is beaten In AraPa-
hoe county by several thousand majority.
Republicans claim he viii not bring a
large enough majority 20 Arapahoe eoun-
-. r. overcome this vote Chairman How
hort claims the entire State Republican
ticket is elected by 1900 majority.
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NASSACHII EfTS.

sppINGFIELD. MASS, Nov. 6.-Spring'
eatdis connection with Boston Is not regu-
lar and returns from Eastern Massachu-
satts are not many. II Is clear. however
mat Greenhalge will have an increased
plurality over last year with somewhat
smaller total vote. o,
SPKiNGfIELD MASS, Nov. 6-Re-
Turns from the First congressional dis-
trict indicate that Wright ORepl mas de-
feated Geen CDem) by from l,s0O 10 2'Oco.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Nov. 6-Tbe
election IN this State to-day resulted In
the elention OF the following congressional
delegation: First, Mccullogh: second.
Little; Third. McRae; eors fearth sdlth Rebegt
Neille-aN Democrats s ID
John s. Little. who succeeds L. H.
Breckinridge. IL the only change.
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES. IOWA. Nov; GA small
DEE as polled In Iowa. and enough re-
at dn4s 9ana is State odffts Ticket the Of esS .Sc
non ,UIitc,ns by 0,d60. With the exception
hepIIiDduSse Granger and b. /. Salllnger
OF Juos Snnreme Court, whose opponents
wdre Igr s"s endorsed by the Popullsts. Tn, Re-
pubIcdnS tbe second district Is in doubt,
result ne chances in favor of Walter /.
WIN tn ndDemD by a small plurality.