The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-06

Lycoming, Montour and Northumber
land. The incomplete figures show an
apparent plurality for Beacon, the
head or the repu blican ticket of 49,
900, against Haywood's plurality of
174.2G4 in 1895 The indications are
that McCauley. the republican candi-
date for auditor general, recei we'd
about 40, 900 plurality.
Colorado In Doubt.
DENVER, Col. Nov. 3.-Returns from
the state are meager and the result is
still in doubt. The News says that
William III. Gabbert, democrat and
populist candidate for judge of the su-
preme court, is probably elected by
5000 ma ajority. The Republican says
that Charles d. Hayt, republican and
silver republican candidate, will have
5000 majority or more. Hayt carried
this comfy by about 1000 major
ity. The entire silver republican
ticket appears to have been elected in
this county, although the News claims
the reelection of Sheriff Webb on the
civic federation and democratic tick
cts. The fnsionists appear to have de-
feated the republicans in Ell PasO coun-
ty, of which Colorado Springs is county
seat. and in Leadville and Lake coun-
ty the silver republicans made clean
sweep.
Nebraska Claimed by FusIOnists.
LINCOLN, Neb, Nov. 3. - Returns
from various parts of the state indi-
cate fusion plurality exceeding that
of 1895. which was about H., 900. At
fusion headquarters the same claim n
last night of a plurality of from 20. 900
to ZOO was maintained. Secretary
SiZer, of the republican committee,
would not concede this. or even admit
defeat There was little in the cam
paign as far as state officers to be
elected was concerned. supreme
judge and two regents alone were
elected. The successful candidates
are: Supreme judge, John J. Sullivan:
university regents, f. Won Torell,
George F. REMOVER
south Dakota Judges Republican.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Nov. 3.-Smith,
republican. is elected judge in the
First district by a close vote. In the
Second. Jones. republican. is probably
elected by 400 majority, overcoming an
adverse majority in 1896 of 1,o6O.
Smith, republican in the Fourth dis
trict, is elected. The election of
Campbell, republican, in the Fifth dis
trict is claimed by 1,30o majority.
Gaffey, republican, is certainly elected
in the Sixth. The result in the Third
distri ct is in doubt. The populists
have probably carried one district, tho
Eighth, and Wilson. republican, is
leading in the Seventh.
Kentucky silver Democratic.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 3.-The silver
democrats elected Shackelford clerk of
the court of appeals and secured .
clear majority in the next Legislature.
The national democratic vote was
light. In this city Charles Fl. Weaver,
democrat, was elected mayor over
George ID. Todd, the present incum-
bent, by about $500.
Democratic Ticket Elected I'm Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3.-Although
there was unusual apathy in the state,
state ticket was elected by about 81, 900
or 60, 900 majority and that the demo
Gratis have two-thirds of the house of
delegates and four-fifths of the senate.
Portland. Ore. Republican.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. SIN the
city election here the republican cam
didate for mayor. William Land. re-
ceived /, ,O94 more votes than Hubbard
and 149 more than his three compel
itors combined. The republicans elect
all civic officers except treasurer, and
have a large majority in the boards of
city trustees and school directors.