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Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
voters In Maryland RebclIcd Against
His nOSsiSm.

BALTIMORE, Nov 6.-The people of Mary
land having recovered from the surprise
caused by yesterdays political avalanche, are
beginning to inquire how it all happened
and what the result of it is going to be.
Congressman George l. Wellington, chairman
of the republican state committee, sums it
up in a few words as follows: THE people
Of Maryland are tired of German and Cor
manlsm, or Rasin and Rasinism, and yester-
day they backed their sentiments with their
ballots"
Chairman II, w. Talbot of the democratic
state committee said today that he thought
It was attributable to the following reasons:
There were several causes, which. combined
brought ab0u; the republican victory The
chief reason, however was hostility to SEN
ator German throughout the city and state.
Many democrats did not approve Of the SEN
ator's course in congress and all the ills
which have affected the people for the past
two years have been attributed to him and
to his course at Washington. The hard
times in this state as well as throughout
the country, have been laid by many people
at Senator Germans door and the condition
Of the democratic party in Maryland has
been greatly affected by this feeling. To this,
more than any other one cause, | attribute
the result"
Returns at hand today confirm the esti-
mates made by the Associated press last
night In every particular. Not only have
the republicans elected their entire state
and city ticket, but they have carried the leg
lsature, which, according TO figures at hand
now, will stand, in the lower house. sixty.
eight republicans TO twenty-four democrats
and in the senate fifteen democrats to eleven
republicans. Candidates for the seat of Sen,
ator Gibson are already springing up AMI
among those prominently mentioned arr
Charles j. Bonaparte, the reform leader Of
this city and Congressman Wellington, who Is
the hero Of the hour, because Of his success
full campaign
The house Of delegates will perhaps h1v,
more than sixty republicans. The senate vii
be close, with the chances in favor Of re
publican majority. On joint ballot the re
publcans win have no doubt a safe majority
Baltimore city vote for governor complete
Lowndes. republican, 55,1l0; Hurst, democrat
3,327; Leyering, prohibitionist, 2,377; An
drews, populist and socialist. 433 For comp
troller: Graham, republican, 54,0ii; Smith
democrat, 7i3 For attorney general: Cla
baugh, republican, 81 los; Crothers. democrat
! 43 500. Fer mayer: Hooper, republican, SO
ll6; Williams, dsmocrat 45,2l7; Atwood pro
hbitionist, 1873; Golden, socialist and labor
3Si. For states attorney: Duffy, republican
80 1885, Campbell, democrat, 44,S47.
In the First and Third legislative districts
the republicans elect senator and SIX mem
bers Of the house OF delegates and six mem
hers OF the the house Of delegates Ia III,
Second district,
Returns from every county IN the state
partly estimated give Lloyd Lowudes, repub
| lican. a majority over e. Hurst, democrat, 70
/ governor Of 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07

ADAMS COUNTY-Mahoney, 243; Max
well, 1917; Norval, 1,45l Phepo, LIP;
Wofenbarger, 105. Judges, Tenth judicial
district: Beall, 1851; McNeny, 1892;
stoddardr 10; Thompson, 147.
BLAINE COUNTY-Norvai, 81; Maxwell
46; Mahoney 90; Phelps A. Wolfznbarger 8.
Eleventh district-Kendall, 1903; Doyle 80;
Price, 5i Thompson, 10.
BOONE COUNTY-Mahoney, 81; Maxwell
LII; Norval 1852; Phelps, "a; Wolfenbarger
81. Judges, Eleventh district: Doyle (pop
and dem1, 16l; Thompson (pop. and dem)
LBS; Price Gep) 1907; Kendall Gep), 90l
BOX PUTTE COUNTY-Maxwell, 3S9;
Norval, 532; Phelps, 80; Wolfenbarger, Is
Judges, Fifteenth district-Bartow $40; Kin
kaid, 6l3; Golden, 4O4; Wes,over, 500.
BOYD COUNTY-Mahoney 100; Maxwell,
SIC; Norval, 800; Phelps, 80. Judges, Fiji
teenth district Barlow, AIS; Golden, 514;
Kinkaid, 5S7; Westover, 3S4.
BUTLER COUNTY-Mahoney, 1896; Max.
well, 1904; Norval, 1,0Ol; Phelps, 2S4; Wolf
enbarger, 90. Judges, Fifth district-Bates
1871; Cain, $50; Kellogg, 1,1O1; Sedgewck
1885, Wheeler, 9S5
DODGE CoUNTY-Mahoney, 416 ION,
precinct missing; Maxwell, 1875; Norval
1,167; Phelps, 1852 Zone precinct missing)
Judges, Sixth district; Ewing, AIS; Hollen,
beck, 2'O46; Marshall, 1909; Patterson, 1,2SS
Sullivan, 1,279.
HALL COUNTY-Mahoney 25S; Maxwell
l,EOo, NoINhl, Loco Iuelpsi loii NOlIen
barger, AS Judges, Eleventh district; Doyl,
(pop), LAO; Kendall Gep) 1854 Price
(rep1. 1,3OS; Thompson (pop) 1859.
HARLAN COUNTY-Mahoney, 9S; Max
we'll $751; Noryal, 74O; Phelps "a; Wolfen
barger, 10i Judge Tenth distrlct-Bealt
(popl, 1853; McNeny Qep), 673.
JEFFERSON COUNTY-Mahoney, 2O9
Maxwell, 100; Norval, 1,l6l; Phelps IS
Wolfanbarger, g. Judges. First district
Bush, s97; Falcon 6i7; Letton, 1,4s4; stull
1886.
JOHNSON CoUNTY-Mahoney 17S
Maxwell, clio; Noryal, 1,155; Phelps, 1862
Wolfsnbarser. 107, Judges First district
LettoI, 1,257; Stull, t,95S; Falcon, IA; Bush
9i9.
KEITH COUNTG-M8hoNey, 90; Maxwell
2l5; Noryal, 1SG; Phelps, IS; Wolfenharger
6, Judges. Thirteenth district: Grimes
24S; Neville, 225.
KEYA PAHA COUNTY Mahoney. 40
Maxwell. 2i9i Norval, 1i9; Phelps. II; Wolf
onbarger. &. Judges. Fifteenth district. Kin
kald. 2i5; Bariow, l9s; Golden, 243; Wes;
ever. 2l2.
LANCASTER CoUNTY-MGhoney $40
Maxwell 1855; Norval. 5,4lS; Phelps. 6lS
WolIepbarger, Az. Judges, Third district
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07

Bittenbender, 529; Collins, S6S; Cornish,
1864; Geisthardt, 1,541; Hall, $3.50; Holmes,
$500; Mack, 4Os McNerney, 1884; Rose.
1858; Tibbett 1894.
LOUP COUNTY-Maxwell. t06; Norval
lis. Judges, Eleventh district: Kendall, 1875; (;
Price, lis; Thompson. SO; Doyle, 103.
MERRICK CoUNTY-Maxwell, sS7; Nor
val. 652; Mahoney, 106; Phelps, 67; Wolfen-
bargar, As. Judicial: Patterson, $50; Mar
shall, 1893; Ewing sos; sullivan, 469; Hollen-
NUCKoLLs CoUNTY-Maxwen. 1858;
Norval. S91; Mahoney, 81; Phelps. So; searle,
96S; Hastings, 1.22O.
PHELPS COUNTY-Maxwell / O59; Nor
val, 766. Judges, Tenth district: Beall,
1 ,l67; McNeny, 745.
POLK COUNTY-Mahoney Al: Maxwell,
/ ,217; Norval, 69i; Phelps, 33; Wofenbarger,
CO. Judges, Fifth districts Bates 1,O46; Nc
Cain, 81; Kellogg, 1877; seigwick, 712;
Wheeler 1884
SEWARD COUNTY-Mahorey, 167; Max
well, 942; Norval. LABS; Phelps, 175; Wolfen-
barger, 49, Judges Fifth district: Bates,
! 1,252 CAIN 512 Kellogg, 1880; Sedgwick,
! / .3O4 Wheeler, SS4.
SHERMAN CoUNTY-Mahoney 46; Max
we'll 629 Norval 994; Phelps, s; Wolfen-
barger. 10. Judges Twelfth district w. l..
! Green, $40; II. NJ. Sinclair, All
STANTON COUNTY-Mahoney, 205; Max
well, 334; Norval 53S; Phelps, 1877; Wolfen-
barger, IA. Judges, Eighth district Craw-
ford (dem). $50; Evans (rep), Gil; Rose
| (pop), 141.
THOMAS CoUNTY-Mahoney 25; Maxwell,
| 27 Norval, 40; Phelps, Z; Wolfenbarger, 2.
Judges Eleventh district: Thomas ]. Doyle,
| 81; A. A. Kendall, 43; john A. Price, 20; John
| r. Thompson, 63.
| THURSTON COUNTY-Mahoney, 262; Max
well 24S; Norval, 9S7; Phelps, 81; Wolfenbar-
ger, ~. Judges Eighth district: ]. c. Craw-
ford Cdem.) 552; r. e. Evans (rep) ALL
VALLEY COUNTY-Mahoney AZ; Maxwell
716 Norval, 614; Phelps, 20; Wolfenbarger,
81. Judges Eleventh district Doyle, $50;
Kendall, 746 Price, $685. Thompson, 675.
WASHINGTON COUNTY-Mahoney, 1926
Maxwell, 673; Norval, 937; Phelps 163 Wolf
enbarger 80. Judges, Fourth district
Baker, 1.13S; Dickinson, 1860 Duffie, LOAF
Fawcett, 1.176; Ferguson, S91; Hopewell 96i
Keysor, 1852; Magney S07; Powell, 1,0S4
Redck, 726; Scott, 1,415; slabaugh, 1852
Wakeey. 942.
WEBSTER COUNTY-Mahoney, 1872; Max
well, 942; Norval, 976; Phelps, So; Wolfen-
barger, 81. Judges, Tenth district: Nc
Nerney, LOO; Beall, 1888; Thompson, 43
Stoddard. "a.
WHEELER COUNTY-Mahoney. 49, Max
WELL 1874; Norval, Sc; Phelps. 4; Wolfen
barger, g. Judges Eleventh district: Doyle
147; Kendall, 12O; Price, 113; Thompson, ISL
YORK COUNTY-Mahoney, 107; Maxwell
1872; Norval, 1,474; Phelps So; Wolfenbar
ger, rs. Judges, Fifth district: Bates, 1872
Wheeler, lii; Sedgwick, 1876; Kellogg
1,619; Mccain, 1873.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
INCREASE IN THE TAMMANy VOTE.
Opposition to the Tiger Represented
bN MANY StnN-nt-Hontcs.


NEW YORK, Nov. 6-With the total vote
in New York City nearly 10000 less than il
was at the contest for mayor one year ago,
Tammany halls local ticket polled about
$4,000 more ballots than were cast for Hugh
j. Grant last November while it is esti-
mated that the anti-Tammany vote is some
thing like 40 900 smaller than that which was
given to Strong last year. The registration
was about $4,000 in excess of the ballots
cast. The fusionist leaders admit that for
some reason there was an absence this year
of unity of purpose and concert of action that
characterized the work of the ant-Tammany
forces last year, In this city the majority
for the democratic state ticket IS approxi-
mated at 10000 greater than the average of
the majority for the Tammany candidates,
which are from $4,000 for Sohmer for re-
corder TO 17,OG0 for Purroy for county clerk.
The last named Is the chairman Of the Tam
many committee on organization.
A list Of the new legislature, based upon
corrected returns from nearly all election
districts and careful estimates in others,
shows that the state senate will consist Of
thirty-fve republicans, fourteen democrats and
one independent, and the assembly will be
made up of ninety-nine republicans and fifty
one democrats.
The total unofficial vote for secretary of
state is; King, democratic, 505590; Palmer,
republican, 572, ,525. This makes Palmer S
pluTaHty bo,O6O. Inc NOIe In 1898 was RAJ
mer, 545O9S; Myer, 520,6l4; Pamer's plu-
rality, "a asa.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. Git looks now
as if the mayoralty contest would be trans
ferred to the courts. Mr.. Grout refuses to
concede the election to Mr. Wurster and the
regular democratic campaign committee has
retained General A. f. jerks and Abram
II. Bailey to look after Mr.. Grout's in
terests. meeting of the regular executive
committee has been called for the purpose
of taking further action in the matter.
Mr.. Grout was asked this afternoon If he
conceded the election of Mr. Wurster. 81
do not" he replied "for the reason that it is
evident that the returns that came out OF
police headquarters, as they came last night
were not to be relied upon. They did moi
come with the uniformity and regularity thai
the returns came on the state ticket. When
1t came to the mayoralty the returns first
were all for Wurster and then for Grout
While they were all much the same way
certain we'll known republicans were out try.
ing to place bets. After an hour or so they
returned to Wurster again. When they be
gan to return to Wurster, the police depart
ment issued a statement of figures and II
half an hour admitted an error of a couple
of thousand in their statement. | do no
care to say anything about the police de
partment. This vote has got to be canvassed
There will be every means taken to properly
| canvass the vote"
BROOKLYN, Nov. 6.-Brooklyn city com
| plete: For Mayor, Wurster, republican, n,
| 527; Grout, regular democrat, 75,313 Shep
| ard, reform democrat, 9,455 Wurster's plu
| ralty, 2,2lA
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
CLOSE ON THE STATE TICKET
Election for Supreme Judge as Yet Some
what Doubtful.
NoRvAL AND MAXWELL RUN NECK AND NECK
Neither shows Gains over the Vote
of Two Years Ago While the
Democratic vote shows
Another Shrinkugc.

The returns on the state judicial ticket so
far as received indicate a very close election.
In fact, the result is so much in doubt that
both republicans and populists are claiming
the victory. Governor Hocomb stated this
afternoon that he felt confident that the com
plete returns would prove the election of
Judge Maxwell. He based his opinion, he
said on returns already received and
upon the fact that the coun-
ties in which the populists were
known to be the strongest had
not yet reported. Upon the other hand, he
said, the strong republican counties had been
the first to complete their count. Chairman
Edgerton of the populist state central COM
mittee also claims the election of Maxwell.
Chairman Hainer of the republican state
central committee, while admitting that upon
the surface of the situation the contest is a
close one. refuses to admit for a moment
that Judge Norval has not been reelected
by a safe plurality.
One feature of the complete county re-
turns reported to The Bee and tabulated be-
low is the decrease in both the republican
and populist vote from the vote cast for judge
Of the supreme court two years ago. The
complete returns so far as received, give
NOTNdl, TepuDllchu, E4,OiEi MdANell, popuiiSt'
22, 1874 The same counties two years ago
gave Harrison, republican, 25,4S5, and Hol-
comb, populst, 23,S16.
The democratic vote Of the state has di-
vlded between Mahoney and Phelps in a
manner to indicate that the free silver dem
ocratic leaders have greatly overestimated
the strength of the idea in Nebraska. Ma
honey, representing the administration wing
Of the party, has in the counties in which
the complete vote is recorded received 4259
while Phelps, the avowed free silver candi'
date has received but 2,766, total demo
| cratic vote of 7,025. Two years ago thes'
same counties gave Frank Irvine the demo
| cratic candidate for Judge Of the supreme
court, 1921 votes, thus indicating a shrink
| age of 1896 votes in the two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
Republican Landslide In Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The election In Cook
county (Chicago) yesterday proves to have
been a republican landslide, the candidates
of that party being chosen by majorlties
ranging from 81 900 to $4,000. The election
was for two judges of the superior court and
nine trustees for the $50, 900, 600 drainage
canal which Is to connect Lake Michigan
and the Illinois river. AS these trustees are
voted for on the cumulative plan each Of
the parties nominated FIVE candidates, II being
agreed that the one receiving the smallest
number of votes on either side should be
out Under this arrangement the repuhli-
cans elected five and the democrats four
of the trustees
The republican candidates for judge were
also chosen by large majorties and the vote
In favor of the Torrens land title system was
nearly unanimous.
The vote Of the candidates nominated by
the peoples socais. labor parties was very
small
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
WAS ABOUT ALL ONE WAY
Election General Victory for the Repub.
lican Nominees.
BURKLEY AND LEMLY ARE RETURNED
Citizens Candidates for County Com-
missioncrs Pull safely Through
with StiiI n Chance for
Surveyor House.

Latest and almost complete returns from
the city and county sustain, with few excep-
tions, the estimate of the result of the elec-
ton as printed yesterday mcrning.
Broatch's plurality for mayor over Brown
is 9S5 and all the city Offices will be filed
by men named at the republican convention.
Frank Burkley and John Lemly, democrats,
were however, reelected to the city council,
In the county only the citizens democratic
candidates for county commissioners, w. I.
Kierstead and Thomas Hector, pulled through
safely, though the very last figures may show
House to have been elected surveyor.
For MAYnp
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07

FOR CITY COMPTROLLER
Totals
FOR THE COUNCIL.

Complete returns for the nine wards OF
the city on all the regularly nominated
councllmen give the following totals: Pst.
ton candidates cut no figure and are there.
fore omitted Allan, 1896; AFFORD. IAN
Benawa, SO51; Bingham, S,lS1; Bullard
GASP; Burkley. 6,977; Burmester, 6709
Calm, 6,193; Christie, 1927: Comstocl,
6,515; Dubois. 6.949; Duncan, G619
Funkhouser 633S; Harmon, 59O5; Lemly
6 1854; Rector 6,3lS; Wolshensky, 5,144; Yates
5,7S3. This councilmen elected are: Allan
AFFORD, Benawa, Bingham. Burmester. Chris
tie and Du Bos, republicans and Burkley and
Lemly, citizens and democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
Knmsns bal, 0nn McnnhIIcnn.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-Kaneas returns
today show that the republicans made prac-
tically clear sweep Of The state carrying
a majority Of the counties entire, and elect
in many Of the officers of tn others c. X.
Holiday independent candidate for chief
justice, admits David Martin his republican
opponent, will have 10000 majority, Chair
man Breidenthal Of the populist state CEN
trail committee says the returns show pop
ulst gains over last year Ex-Chief Justice
Horton said today: "The reslt Of the cleo
tion here shows The people want resubns
Sion"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
CAUGHT THE PRESIDENTIAL BEE.
Colonel Brad1cy Mentioned az u Cam
didate for National Honors.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 6.-tolonel w. q.
Bradley, who yesterday carried Kentucky
for the republicans in the gubernatorial cleo
tion. will he the choice Of his state for the
presidency and his friends claim that ne will
have the support of the southern repub-
leans 1t is a significant fact that the friends
of Governor Morton, as well as the political
champions of Governor Mckinley have all
been in constant correspondence with the
friends of Colonel Bradley and have urged
them 10 push his claims for the second place
on tho ticket. Colonel Bradley has hereto
fore refused TO discuss the matter but
tonight it Is announced by Mr.. Walter For
roster, secretary OF Colonel Bradleys cam
paign committee. and managing editor Of
the Commercial. the republican organ OF the
state that Colonel Bradley's claims for
national recognition will be urged in the
next national campaign.
General Dudley was In Louisville during the
grand army encampment and had a long con-
ference with Colonel Bradley's friends, in
which tho importance of Kentucky was dis
cussed as probably having the deciding vote
In the next national convention, with the
possibility Of its representatives in congr SIS
having the deciding votes in case the elec
tion of president should be thrown into the
house. General Dudley declared that Ken
lucky would be the pivotal state in 90, and
that Colonel Bradley would be a prominent
figure in national politics. The friends of
Governor Morton are urging the friends of
Colonel Bradley to support the New York
man. ON the ground that the relative
geographical positions OF New York and Ken
tucky would render Morton's nomination for
president decidedly in favor Of Bradley
nomination for vice president.
On the other hand, the Mckinley men are
arguing that Mckinley and Bradley would
make the strongest ticket that could be
put up, because Of the personal magnetism
OF the two men and the prestige that they en-
Joy of having Won many gallant victories
II is also urged in favor of the Ohio-Ken-
tucky combine that il would thus diyest the
ticket of any extreme tendencies on either
the currency or tariff questions, both mer
representing states In which manufacturing
and agricultural interests are of nearly
equal importance, and where public sentiment
ia decidedly conservative. Colonel Bradley
VIII come to Louisville tomorrow from his
home IN Lancaster, and will consult with his
friends, and he may be announced as pres
identlal aspirant
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
OTHER CITY OFFICES.
DcrvIshcs on Top All Along Except
pcrhnps on Two Councilmen.

Complete returns have been received from
every voting district in the city on city
officers.
On police Judge Gordon pollsd his full
party vote and has plurality of 1,127 over
Helsely, citizens and democratic candidate,
Sachse, the peoples candidate, cut no figure
For treasurer Edwards 10 elected by 2Ss
over Swobe. Thompson, the populist can.
didate, polled 1854 votes
Highly is reelected city clerk by majorit,
over Coburn, citizens and democratic Of
1897.
John Westberg, deputy comptroller undel
Olsen. has been elected comptroller by
plurality OF 15s7 over Doane. j. o. Yeiser
the populist candidate got 795 votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
TAKES NOTHING ON HIMSELF.
President Docs Not Believe the Adj
ministrntion is ResnOnsibIe.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Daily News
Washington special says President Cleye-
land is charging none of the results of yes
terdays election to his administration On
the contrary, he is taking quiet smile over
certain features of the returns. Senator
German declares President Cleveand's per
sonal followers contributed to the SUCCESS of
Lowndes. The administration democrats ap-
pear to be willing to assume the RESPONSE
bility as another achievement for reform.
There seems to be no doubt that they eX-
pected and desired the defeat of German S
ticket.
The president and every member of his
cabinet took deep interest In the cause of
Campbell in Ohio and express regret at his
defeat
The helpless condition presented by the
Kentucky democracy is regarded as a rebuke
to the free silver democrats, and the presi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle have confidently
expected the defeat of Hardin and Black
burn, or their election by majorities so
meager as to amount practically to defeat.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
"a FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION.
All of the Republican Nominees
Elected by Good MniOriues.

ticcicu ny "ooh hhJorhics'
Eight precincts are yet lacking in the re-
turns on the vote for members Of the Board
Of Education, the boards In these precincts
having sealed up the sheet containing the
totals with the tally sheets, but the figures
probably only increase the majoritlss OF the
republican candidates, The successful can
didates are; c. r. Davidson, George L.
Dennis, c. II. Grafton, George c. Trey aQd
r. c. Jordan. OF these Mr.. Davidson re-
celved the highest aud Mr.. Dennis the lowest
vote though the latter s more than 1000
ahead of Howard Kennedy. the highest man
on the defeated ticket. The vote Is: Bur
CESS. 1900; Davidson, 9,39S; Dennis. S.612;
Grafton, 9,177; Trey, S,9l7; Jordan, S.G7G; Ken
nedy, 1913; Mcintosh, 5,743; Rich, 6.695;
Thomas, 6,6l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
Utah Safely Republican,.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 6.-The republicans
have elected the state ticket and carried
the legislature by a safe majority. The re-
publican state central committee has received
returns from 163 precincts covering portions
of twenty-three counties and the most popu-
lous parts of the territory, which gives Irving
Allen, republican, for congress, 16,363; ;
Roberts, democrat, 1912, being a majority
of 65l, which it is claimed will be increased
to 1000. Wells majority for governor will
be considerably larger.
Election returns from 2l5 precincts out
of 800 give Wells, republican, for governor,
a plurality of 2,4S2, and Allen, republican. for
congress, a plurality Of 1072. The repub-
lcans have elected ten senator's, democrats
FIVE, with three in doubt. The republicans
elect twenty-nine representatives,. democrats
seven, with nine still in doubt. Three judges
Of the supreme court are elected. Judge
Zane ran ahead of the ticket and will have
q plurality Of 2 600 or over.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07
THE COUNTY TICKET.
Citizens Save Two Commissioners
from the GenermI MrccIk.

Returns have been received by The Bee
from all but one voting district in the county.
in the Eighth ward, showing the result Of
Tuesdays contest for the county Offices.
Kierstead and Hector, the democrat and Cit
izens' league candidates for county commits
sioners, were elected ard the rest Of the
ticket belongs in the ranks Of the victorious
dervishes. Following are the figures:
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07

senate will stand thirty-four democrats and
six opposition. The democrats elected probably
sixty OF the 100 members of the new house.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-07

Democratic Success in Nirginin.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-Returns from
all over the state indicate that the democrats
elected their candidates in fifteen of the
twenty senatorial districts, and that the next