The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-06

organlzaascn. issues a statement IN which
ho shows that previous 20 Tuesdays cleo
ton the populists held only l9i out OF over
200 county ofilces which We're filled by the
election In which he claims that the cleo
lions show that the populists have in
creased their number OF ofiice holders 10
at least $50 and possibly $40.
I'm New Jersey.
Trenton. ~. j.. Nov. 1.-The New Jer-
sey assembly viii have a majority OF q on
Joint ballot. The latest figures for the diff
ferent counties show that the democrats
have elected senators in Burlington. Hunt
erdon. Middlesex, Pnssaic and Sussex coun-
ties. and that Robert Il. Hand (rep) Is
elected senator from Cape May by about
$50 majority. With the hold-over senator's
this will make the senate stand "a republic
ans TO democrats.
Kentucky Again Democratic.
Louisville. KY. Nov. A-Kentucky wheels
into the democratic column again by a ma
jorlty OF over 5.000 Reports from all over
the state show that Sam j. Shackelford, the
silver democratic nominee for appellate
court clerk, will have fully % 600 Ii not 30 :
900 majority. and that the silver democrats
viii have a majority OF over 20 In the two
houses OF the general assembly.
Doubtful In Colorado.
Denver, Col. Nov. 4.-The result OF the
election in this state Is still I'm doubt so
far as justice OF the supreme court IS con-
cerned. and II viii take the official can
vass 20 decide who has won. The Times,
which supported Hayt. candidate OF the
republicans and silver republicans. claims
his election by less than 1000. The chair
men OF the populist ana democratic par
ties, claim that fun returns VIII give their
candidate, Gabhert. from 900 TO /, 600 major
ity. In this tArapahoe) county. the entire
silver republican ticket was successful ex-
cept Borstadt for sheriff. The republicans
claim his election, but the vote between him
and Loeb. civic federation candidate Is so
close that the official figures will be neces-
sary 10 decide II. The vote OF the republic
an administration party In this county
was quite a surprise 20 many reaching
nearly 5000 Ia a total vote OF $4,000
In south Dakota.
Sioux Falls. s. d.. Nov. 4.-out OF eight
judicial circuits In the state the republic
ans elect five Judges. The democrats elect
IN ono and the populists win In the two
German Beaten.
Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 4.-Senator German
n beaten. although his machine managers
cling TO the hope that they will have a
majority OF one or two IN the lower house
OF the legislature. With a few doubtful
districts yet TO hear from, which II IS not
believed viii materially change the re-
suit, the democrats VIII have 46 mem-
bers OF the house-a majority OF one. The
senate stands IL republicans and nine dem
OCrdts, assuring the republicans major
ity OF seven on joint ballot. Philip Lee
Gainsborough (rcpD is elected state comp
troler by majority OF 1000,
PcnnsylvnnIn.
Philadelphia Nov. A-The complete vote
OF Pennsylvania for state treasurer IS:
Beacon (rep). 36i, 597; Brown Cdem). 20i
2i6 Swallow pro.). 49, 1853: Thompson Cind),
1928, Beacom's plurality, 12i,3Sl.
Virginia.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 4.-The latest re-
turns from the election IN Virginia give the
democrats all the senators elected and %.
and perhaps %. members OF the house. The
republicans get four. perhaps five, mem
bcrs OF the house, and the Independents one
member. The democrats made heavy gains
In tho southwest and IN the valley.
Wattcrson Quits.
Louisville. KY. Nov 1.-The victory OF
the free sllverltes at the polls in the state
of Kentucky has resulted In Henry Wat
torson's withdrawal from party leadership.
Dcmocracy's veteran wheel horse dlsciaims
responsibility for the future actions OF his
party In an editorial written by himself
which appears in the Courier-Journal to-
day.
Got More Than They Expected.
Little Rock. Ark. Nov 4.-Chairman
Jones. OF the democratic national commit
tee. says: 81 regard the results OF the
elections as particularly favorable TO the
democratic party. and very gratifying q
democrats everywhere. IL Is all they could
ask and more than many OF us expected p