Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-11-06

+orm;ned until all the doubtful countles
ond DISTRICTS are heard from. Both sides
are watching the count closely, especlaiiy
on the legislative candidates that are III
doubt.
rho change from the result of last year
shows that the democrats have gained IN
all of the cities largely except IN CleVe-
land. The gains in Cincinnati and Column,
bps were large. The republicans gained
in the rural districts, but most OF the
CHANCES were due to the stay-at-home
vote from the rural districts, which was
! fully Is per cent.
Close Call for senator German
/ baltimore. Nov. 3. - The republicans
have elected their municipal ticket IN
Baltimore by majorities ranging from
1000 to 8000 but the state ticket Is IN
/ doubt and there is some reason Tor be
lieving that the democrats have carried
tbe legislature and that United States
Senator German may succeed himself
Fusion in Nebraska.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 3.-Nebraska re-
newed her allegiance to fusion by elect
ING three candidates on that ticket by
pIuralities ranging from 10000 to 25,oOO.
Result in Massachusetts.
Boston. Nov. 3.-For the second time in
! two wears this city, ordinarily strongly
democratic. gave a substantial majority
to Roger Wolcott, the republican andl-
date for governor at the state election to-
dav. There was however, decided fall-
inc off in the vote for both candidates,
and Mr.. Wolcott suffered more than Mr..
Williams Corrected returns from 34o
cities and towns in the state, including
the complete vote of Boston give Everett
l4.O46; Williams 1923, Wolcott l64,l
The same cities and towns last year gave
Wolcott 30 per cent larger vote.
Contest in Virginia.
Richmond, a., Nov. 3. The demo
cratic state ticket is elected by about 55,-
or 10000 majority, and the democrats
have two-thirds of the delegates and four
fifths of the senate. J. Hoge Tyler was
the democratic candidate for governor. p.
H. Mccall undertook to carry the repub-
lican ticket to victory as the nominee for
governor.
1t is estimated on full and partial re-
turns that the democratic party elects
l3 out of 81 senators and n out OF 100
members of the house. McCaul, the re-
publican candidate for governor, did not
carry his own precinct.
necessarily chip off poker.
Kentucky Returns.
Louisville, Nov. "a conservative esti-
mate places the majority of c. f. Weaver,
democratic candidate for mayor, over G.
G. Todd, the present incumbent, at from
5000 to $500. The entire democratic tick
ct is undoubtedly elected with him.
Close Contest in Kansas.
Topeka, Nov. 3.-Both republicans and
the fusionists are claiming to have elected
u majority of the l3 district judges voted
for, but their claims are indefinite. In
the Atchison district Ex-Governor Click
(fusionist) has been defeated for state
senator by r. I. Andrews (rep).
Democratic Landslide.
Albany, Nov. 4. - Returns from the
state, which are coming in slowly, demon
strate that republican landslides of the
past two years have been reversed, if not
by giving as large majorities for the dem
ocrats, at least by changing something
like 100000 votes. The greatest surprise
of the returns is the gains made in assem-
h.. Ys & ho
ing in counties and districts where there
was no expectation on the part of the
democratic managers of the winning. The
republicans will still control the assem-
bly,, although by "A largely decreased ma
jority. More surprisingly, perhaps, than
the returns on state and assembly district
tickets were the results of municipal cam
paigns in the large cities. New York
Buffalo. Rochester, BinShamton, SYRIA
cuse. Utica, Albany. Troy and Science
tady all elected democratic mayors.
New York, Nov. 4. - The Press says
that the new state house of assembly will
consist of ~ republicans and Il demo-
Gratis.
Ohio LEGISLATURE.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. AT both the
republican and democratic headquarters
figures are being substituted for the ear
lier claims. Chairman McConnvile of
the democratic state committee comedies
the defeat of his state ticket. but says
they have reduced the republican plur-
ally of last year by over one-half. Al
though others at democratic state head
quarters conceded that the state legisla
ture would be republican on close ma
jority of one or two. Chairman McConn-
Vile does not concede the control of that
body to the republicans.
Latest From Kentucky.
Lexington Nov. 4. - The democrats