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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
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NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.

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y "a Lea-r-.u well defined Burra Oh.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
KENTUCKY IL DOUBTFUL.
with the Returns Incomplete the Dem
ocrgfS Are Ahead.

Louisville. Nov. Returns up to mid
night from uinety-tlve counties and tow ns.
mostly incomplete, give Hardin. Dem,
2a l55 Bradley. Rep. &.a2f, Hariins MAJ
lorty. $50. other returns received give
Bradley a majority sggresating 23e6.
leaving net majority cf .2R for Hardin.
Louisville. Ky. Nov. 6Scatterns rs-
turns received up 10 I o'clock. including
the city and comfy. give Hardin a majora-
~ Of 1.fe These returns come from oili-
clais N every. county ia the stat. Four
years ago IN the race for governor the
idea Of the present result may ne CLEANED
from the fact that Republicans made the
following gains IN counties remotely stu
ated; Adair 2fS. Allen 473. Mercer 2S6. Mad
ison %S, Rreckinrdge so. Boyd JtS. Cum
herland 257 Franklin 5SS, In this county
the Republican gain viii he over il.001.
The Courier-Journal in its midnight ex-
ira says: The returns possible at this
hour are too far from complete 10 do more
than serve an Indication. They show
generally that the Democrats have suffer
ed losses N most of ihe counties. In some
counties they seem 10 have gained slight
ly. The vote was not as heavy as had
been expected"
The reports are too meager for general
use. The indications at this writing are
that the vote Of this county will decide tho
race for governor. sWhateyer the result.
the majority viii be very small in fact, I
Will not be a majority, bat a plurality. Ev-
cry county from which complete returns
have been received shows large Republican
gains.
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of votes. Baltimore city goes for the Re-
publican ticket ny . majority ranging
from 6e1 70 Sesl. and both branches ~
the city counCil VIII probably he Repub-
lican. Tor the first tlEae in many years
In fact. there s. rot q lex left FOR the
Democratic party to stand upon. though
this has long neen considered one 81 the
safest Democratic states fn thu Union
Telegrzms from the ehairmen OF county
committees 10 the Associated Press lndi-
cate that Washington county has gone for
Lowndes by l.20o votes. a Republican gam
of 500. that Caroline county VIII give him
a majority OF 80. a Republican gain Of
more than 80: that Allegheny county.
the hor1c % the Republican candidate.
gives him l,5Ao Republican gain Of co.
Thus Il iS in all parts OF t1c state, aud not
even the most saaguine Democrats claim
a midnight - have carried anything
worth carrying.
These state officers. all Republicans.
were elected: Governor, LLOYD Lowndes.
comptroller. Robert z. Graham. attorney
general. Henry NJ Clabaugh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
Republican sweep nj Chicavo.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-The election IN this
city today was for two Judges of the SUI
perior court, nine trustees OF the sanitary
drainage canal and for on against tho Tor
rens land title system. There were four
tickets, Republican. Democratic, Peoples
Party and Socialist Labor.
The Republicans carried tho elections
by pluralities OF about 30DGo on the entire
ticket Ball, Republican,, for judge OF the
superior court, defeatF Morrison. his
Democratic competitor, by 3o500. The Re
puolicans elected five of the trustees Tor
the $30 100000 drainage canal. The terms
Of the election for these positions are that
each party nominates five candidates. and
the one candidate receiving the smallest
number OF votes is defeated Each party
Is sure Of four elected trustees. and tho
Republicans secured the odd man. as the
man receiving the smallest number Of
votes was Duffy. Democrat. All the Re
publican candidates were about $4,000
ahead of the Democrats.
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Washington CITY, Nov Great inter-
est was manifested here IN the iegiskativs
elections throughout the country, as they
VIII materially affect the control of ths
United States senate. Up 20 today ths
standing iu the senate Was as follows.
Republicans ~ Democrats ~ popnlists s.
vacant. Delaware l. total IS.
As the result OF todaN's elections thu
Democrats will lose and the Republicans
VIII E2i1 a senator from Maryland and
from Ohio. respectively The other eiec-
tionS do NOT appear 20 affect the standing
OF tbe senate, az Kentucky and Miss.Ssip-
pi remain pemocrauc. the latter certainly
and thc former probably, while Iowa con-
tiauaS Republican. Utah chooses Two
United States senators for tho first time.
hut The complexion q tho legislature -
not set certain The Utah senator's taxa
their seats in the senate shortly after oon-
greSs assemblies. The changes in Ohio and
Maryland VIII not affect the senate until
March. 1897
The Republican majority in the next
ONO legislature. as howp by the returns
from Ohio. insures The retirement or Sen
ator Brice Dem. and the succession Of a
Republican. IL appears 10 be settled thaa
ex-gsov. Foraker VIII he the choice or the
legislature. as the state convention placed
his name n the platform as the senatorial
candidate
In MARYLAND the election Of a Republic
can legislature. the first ia many years.
Will bring about the retirement OF SEN
ator Gibson and the election of Republic
can i'm his place. AS yet no name has
been mentioned in connection with tls
succession The election of a Republican
legislature in Iowa Is not unexpected. and
il is considered settled that Senator Als-
son will be elected 20 succeed himself. In
Kentucky incomplete returns indicate a
Democratic legislature, which VIII elect
Senator Blackburn 10 succeed himself. but
tip to a. III. the legislature was in doubt.
The return Of a Democratic legislature in
Mississippi is a foregonc conclusion. it
will elect a successor TO Senator George.
The returns from New York and New Jer-
sev Indicate Republican gains. These legis-
iatures do not elect United States SEN
ators this year. but. az part OF the leg1s-
lature holds over. the present election is
important in influencing these bodies.
which will elect successors to Senator hilt
Of New York and Senator Smith of New
Jersey. whose terms expire March 4, 1871.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-06
NEBRASKA l. REPUBLICAN.
Free silver Wing OF the Democracy
Almost Blotted Ont.

Omaha. Nov. at II 80 returns have
begun 90 come in slowly from the state.
The leading feature of che returns - the
difference between thc vote for Maloney.
administration Democratic cauis3ate for
tec supreme court. and Phelps. silver
Democrat. showing enormous gains for lie
administration man. Most OF tile returns
E-ve Nsionev doatle that or his opponent.
Wa.le j. cannos edec- the result, since
the Republican candidate = polling the full
party vote ft ls ~ great interest = show
.rg how Nebraska Democrats sand on he
financial issues TWO wears ago the rela-
tive strength Of tne silver and gold Demo
crltS was ~ The ratio " = 20 I.
These state officers. all Republicans. Wee
elected. Supreme judge. T. t. %orvai;
regents ~ She university. y. L. Good e.
Il Morrill,
Omaha. Nov s-Refurnz from various
portions ~ Nebraska show tha. N1rval,
Re-. fo- the supreme cou--. = elected ley
= large majority. and Republican gains on
all s.des one ot tae surprises developed
~ The lace returns Is tire great strecgta
G. Maxwell Forul.s s. candidate for supreme
Judge HIS vote IA rexr 20 Norvals. and Is
almost double ina, % both q the Demo
crate -sns - for f1e same position.
~Ae SOD PAP the two De0noa-atc cand.-
dates IS very small.
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NEW YORK Il REPUBLICAN.
by 10000 Plurality -Tammany Carries
the CITY

the City.
New York, Nov 6.-Returns received by
the Associated Press from all but sq7 NJ
the 2.SSS election districts north OF the
Haffem river IN New York state give Pal
ner. Rep, for secretary OF state 34t TOO
King, Dem. 20. rs. a Republican plurality
or liss94 outside OF New York and Kings
county, showing a Republican gain OF 26-
30 compared with 1873. Deduct.ng the
Demecrauc plurality below the Harlem
rVer. the Republican plurality in the
state al large VIII ho in excess Of 70 000
The election in New York city was
fought upon entirely different lines from
that IN the state The fight was between
The straight Tammany and Independents.
on account OF the various officers voted
for the returns were late coming in. but
Tammany's victory was never in doubt.
and rs plurality VII probably be between
iS@9 and @2,e0. The city complete. with
the exception OF l63 districts. gives Hamn-
ton. fusion, 1025i Purroy, Tammany.
1895 on the vote for county clerk.
The Tammauy candidates for the lead
ing posltions were: Justice OF the su-
preme court, Charles II. Truax. Frederick
Smyth and Charles T.. Mclean; county
clerk. II. - Purroy; registrar. William
Lapmer. Judges Of general sessions NJ T
McMahon and Joseph Newberger: Justices
of the city court. Robert A. W>ck. John
T. Schuchman and 7. I. O'Dwyer. The
Demo-
cratic organization was cOusi1era bis be-
low l0.eo0 and the Good Government tick
It vote viii scarcely reach i0000 The So
calists pOlled more than g,eo0. which
makes them the third party in this city
Dr. parkburst SAYS he is not diScourag-
Cd al the result; that a lesson has been
learned and that the committee of hftv
should never have gone into a fusion
movement. although fl took what IFS
members thought was the best course
The Republican chairman. Tauterhach.
SAYS tho lesson Of todav IS that there will
be uo more fusion. Fusion is dead for
ever" he said and politicians OF every
faction echo his declaration The Eearly
completed returns show that T1mmanv
fell behind the vote for the Democratic
state ticket bv from 20.eoo to 1i00o votes
Nearly complete returns IN the CITY.
with only twenty districts Of 1872 miss
ine. Give. for the cour; of appeals Mar
tsn. Rep. 6.555. Teller. Dem. I36 sos. scat
terins. 1887
Tho two branches Cf the legislature ro-
main as before. under the direction cf the
Republicans The election throughout She
s-ate was orderly and raphlly conducted.
and tile results were quickly compiled au
the talk ABOUT the difficulty Of handling
the blanket ballot went for nauCht. s. far
as thc success or failure OF the blanket
ballot was concerned the siVices from al
over the STATE showed that there was H.
tie or as trouble. ard that the ball1t was
81 much ot success tllt the vote vas
pol.ed quicker shan ever Before
Tho figures from New NorH city "a the
carly evening showed that there was little
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VIRGINIA wOBBLE ED.
Twentx-Six Anti Democrats Elected
TO the Legislature.


10 the Legislature.
Richmond. Nov. S.-Thc election today
closed one Of the most apathetic cam
"a gns known in Virginia Ger many years.
For several days past the Democratic
managers have feared that saue Of the
senatorial as We as a number cf the
house districts were in danger OF being
lost By the lack OF activity Of the can
vass. The returns justify their fears.
The election was for half Of The sem
ate t23) ana the whole membership Of the
house Of delegates Con. la many COUNTIES
the Republicans combined with the Popu-
lists and other ant.-Democrat.e elements
and made the Issue on a CRY Of fairer esec-
tlonS. Long before his death Gen. Ma
hone advocated this issue. and Al a con-
ference held in Petersburg .ast May there
was adopted so-caEed fair election bill
which il was proposed should be made the
issue in this campaign. The Indications
are that in most sections Of the state a
small vote Was p0Eed. In many OF the
black bet counties, notably in the section
OF Norfolk, the negroes seem 10 have sup
ported the Democratic candidates. The
detailed returns, so far as received. show
that the new senate viii contain - Demo-
Gratis ana ant-Democrats. and the house
about - Democrats aud - ants-pemo-
Gratis.
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MAYOR rINGREE's TRIUMPH.
He Gains 5000 Votes and Elects the
Aldermen With Him.

Detroit. Nov. 5--Mayor Pingree Is elect
cd for his fourth term by upward OF l0.o00
plurality over Go!dwater. Dem. HIS ma
jority is over 5000 greater than two years
ago. OF sixteen aldermen chosen, but three
or four are Democrats.
Detroit. Nov 5.-Detroit has elected the
entire Republican ticket and added two
aldermen to the Republican majority in
the common council. Mayor Pingree ran
ahead of the balance OF the city ticket
nv I 500 and upward. The rest OF the Re
publican ticket IS elected by decidedly
safe maiorities The city council Will
stand Il Republicans and 8 Democrats.
OF the aldermen elected today, i are Re
puhHcans and ( Democrats. In round
numbers the total vote today amounted
To 81 ono. as compared with 4S.ee9 IN the
city election two years ago. Confidence
I'm Pingree's winning qualities contributed
to the rather light vote.
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IOWA l. REPUBLICAN.
by $4,000 Plurality Legislature All
Right Large PopuIiet Vote.

Des Mones, Nov. Sat II o'c,ock the
Republicans claim the state by 5000,
While the Democrats concede 93.co0, which
vas Jackson's plurality two years ago.
The Republican committee states that the
house has "a Republicans and p Demo
Gratis, and the senate - Republicans and
S Democrats. This gives Senator Allison
ll6 out OF 80 votes on joint ballot next
winter. when he comes up for reelection.
The Populists make large ga.ns al. over
the state, making their total vote 50001,
the largest ever polled IN the state The
Republican vote shows no special loss, the
losses to the PopuIsts being almost uni
form.y with the Democrats.
These state officers. all Republicans are
elected: Governor. Francs NJ. Drake;
Lieutenant governor, Matt Parrot; super
.ntendent OF public instruction. Henry
Sab,n. railroad commissioner. George w.
Perkins, supreme judge. Josiah Given.
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Is REPUBLICAN.
The Plurality About $4,000 The A. L.
A. CItt No Figure.

Boston. Nov 5s--The Greenhalge plural
ity in Massachusetts,. estimating the vote
of Brockton 10 be at the same as last year.
will be SIS. The count in Brockton has
not been concluded at this hour.
Results show that the claims cf the Re
publicans made prior 10 the election were
well grounded. since Gov Greenhaige and
the entire Republican ticket is elected by
a plurality practically the same as that
OF 1875 .0o0. The legislative department
OF the government is also sondly Repub-
lean. thirty-three Of the forty senators
elected being OF that political basis. This
is slight gain for the Democratic party.
the senate last year having stood thirty
six Republicans and four Democrats. In
the house OF representatives the Repub-
leans have practically the same majority
as last year, which was an overwhelming
one. The governors council vii. contain
but one Democrat as an advisor In the
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executive chamber. In brief the result
is clean sweep for the Republican party
I'm the state. it having suffered N no way
from the Supposed detection caused by the
\ p. A. movement.
These state officers. al Republicans.
were elected Governor Frederick T.
Groenha. .ge: lieutenant governor. Roger
Wo.cotr. secretary of state William L.
Otn. treasurer Edward ?. shaw: attor-
noy general. Hosea ". knowiton. auditor.
John W kimbaI
1ne hopes or the friends Of female
suffrage have been buried beneat.. an av-
alanche Of ballots Hardly a town that
voted shows a majority in favor Of the
proposition ~ grant suffrage 70 women IN
municipal affairs \ fair estimate of the
res'llt would he three voters against suf-
frage 10 one In lis favor
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UTAH l. REPUBLICAN.
By About 3 900 Plurality. the same as
last Year.

salt Lake. Nov SIT viii be o'clock
before any definite figures can be given on
the result Of the election IN the city or
state. The scattering returns received M
70 midnight do not differ materially from
those received last year, when the Repuo-
rcaus carrie the state by Zoo The Dem
ocrats claim the election ~ Roberts 70
congress. with even chances on gov
nor but give no figures % support the
claim T'llc precincts heard from outside
of salt Lake and ogden give Calrc Dem.
for governor. 2.5S; Wells. Rep . 80 It
is estimated that the Republicans have
carried Salt Lake by so TO J. 90 majority
and e.ceted GIendenning mayor. ogden
e'ects a Democratic mayor and FIVE out
OF ten couuCiren.
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members Of the senate. d majority of Il on
JOINT ballot for senator
Some OF the Democratic managers say
that the result = due 10 the same cause d 5
in 1888 and lSa-oppoSiti0n TO President
CIeyeiand's administration and the last
congress. As Doth parties had the same
financial plank. the silver question was
not an issue In the campaign. The tariff
was the only national issue between the
parties. The populists cast about 10000
votes. the Prohihitionists about 2o.09J, and
the Socialists about 1900. Neither the
third, fourth or fifth parties. or the A. r.
A. affected the result The contest was
between the Republicans and Democrats
on the tariff and state issues.
These state officers. all Republicans.
were elected: Governor. Asa s. Bushnell;
lieutenant governor, Aeahel w Jones.
auditor. Waiter ID. Guilbert; treasurer.
Samuel B. Campbell; attorney general.
Frank s. Monnett; judge supreme court.
Theodore A. Minshall: member board of
public works, Ed L. Lynarger, clerk SUI
preme court. Josiah Il. Allen.
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rAMNIANY,s VICTORY.
Due To the Attempt To Enforce the
Odious sunday Law.


Odious sunday Law.
New York. Nov. 5.--The World tomor-
row viii say editorially: ''The reaction
airy result In this city yesterday was pro-
voked by the pig-headed folly of the pres
ident Of the police board. But for the ex-
asperating effect OF AIr. Roosevelts un-
called for. unjust, harsh and oppressive
execution of the Sunday excise law. un-
iou Of all the anti-Tammany forces would
have been as easy and as triumphant as
IL was last year. The predicted reaction
has come. Tammany triumphs IN the hrst
election after its tremendous overthrow.
The result is dscouraging. il impeaches
the capacity OF the people for self-gofern-
rnenf IL shows that the voters are moro
susceptible 10 wrongs than intelligent as
TO remedy. Every consideration or de-
cent politics. good government ana the
liberalzng OF sumptuary laws required
the success OF the reform ticket. one
mans obstinate folly and the unreason-
ing anger OF the people have defeated II.
The largo Republican majority In the
state will stand as a monument TO this
sort Of virtue that exploits itself IN regu-
iatjng the morals of other people. me
wider political consequences OF the result
ave crave. IT means the strongest possl-
ble nomination BY the Democrats Tor
,residept and the hardest struggle in
wears as the basis of hopeful campaign
next year. 80,
New York Nov 5-The Morning AdVer-
flser tomorrow win say edltoraiiy; Al
though the figures on the Taminany vote
s1,ov. that the organization possessed
greater strength than had been generally
supposed. tho success Of the Tammany
ticket Is no surprise 20 citizens VINO have
fntelliQeutIv observed the progress or
events THE triumph ~ Tammany y dne.
first or all. and above an. 70 inc niuhosfs'
,1.. .,..fhr and the ineapatity Of its on
moments Another and thc most humHi-
sfine ~ an the causcs Of fitsion and de-
r.,t v-a4 tho BETRAYAL of reform by some
III tho men who are bound ~ every con-
liberation of honor ard patriotism to sup
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PENNSYLVANIA Il REPUBLICAN
The Plurality About $50. .Ooo-A Clean
sweep in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Nov. 5.--Returns received
up to midnight indicate that Benjamin J.
Haywood. Rep.. has been elected state
treasurer by about 1500oQ plurality, a Re-
OF year. of about f5,c00. This state also
elects seven judges Of the new superior
court. OF these the six Republicans nomi-
mated are elected. The seventh man on
the ticket is IN doubt In this city The
Republican ticket IS elected by an over
whelmirg majority. Complete returns
from eighteen of the thrty-seven wards
show Republican pluralties Of 1895 ~
this ratio = kept up the plurality in this
city VIII be fully 81 00o.
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more than half the registered vote vas
polIed From reports received np 70 fhls
bo,lr II ls estimated that the Democratic
majority viii he from y ss1 20 5aog. TIE
campaign just closed was on free silver
ss against tire gold standard, and the re-
suit is a compJete victcry for 1he free Sill
versTes.
These state officers. ali Democrats. are
elected. Governor. 4 j. Ncl-aur1n, iisti~
tenant governor. J. Ff Jones' secretary -
stata f. Power. eudtto~. - =. Noiaer
treasure. 4 -. MAY. attorney general.
". -, Ss.s. s-psEsEisaaeas :. s-ScaI.oI'
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OHIO Is REPUBLICAN.
BY 20. 1000 Plurality Foraker VIII
succeed Brfce.

Columbus y. Nov. AT Repuhtca1
state heaasassrfers the last bulletin for
the night was issued at 1:s0 a m. claiming
III 90 plurality and ia members % the
legislature te s. Democrats.
80 chairman ct t1e democratic commit
tee has 10 figures 70 give oat on the legs
lature. Chs rnan kurtZ. OF the Repue..c-
an state coEnmsEtee. states that the Re
publicans have surely elected II out Of IL
members u the house. and = cut Of q