The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC
THE ELECTION

THE ELECTION
PoRTLAD Nov. 9.-rhe Republican par
Y will still control the 56th congress.
returns OF yesterdays cleo
ions indicate that 1b7 republicans and
43 democrats have certainly been cleo
ed members of the lower house of con-
ress. Out OF this total, 500 members
rom the same districts two years ago
30 republicans were elected and Ill
democrats.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Flve and probably
tx congressman have been gained in Hi
sois by the democratic and the new con-
,ressional delegation from this state is
likely to be evenly devided ii democrats
md IL republicans. 1t is possible for
.he republicans to have II out of the %
as all the returns are not
in yet, but the indications are for an
even split on the delegation. The entire
republican state ticket is elected by over
&c, 900 plurality.
New York
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Theodc re Roose-
welt, republican, late colonel of the First |
United States volunteer cavalry, has |
been elected governor of this state by "A |
plurality anywhere from 1900 to 90, 600. |
All OF Colonel Roos svelt's associates |
on the republican state tickot are prob. |
ably elected with him.
Minnesota
ST. PAUL Nov. 9.-The result in Min
nesOta is much in doubt, but at mid
night the state is placed in the demo-
cratic column; at least SO far as the gov
which will elect a successor to Senator
Davis is coneededly republican. The re-
publIcans have certsinly elected four
congressman. the o her three being doubt
full, rather than positively democratic.
ga California
SAN fRANcIsco, Nov 9.-The election
OF Gage, republican, for governor over
Mcguire, fusion, is conceded the only un
certainty being regarding the size of his
plurality. which is estimated from 5000
to 10000. Republican National Commit
teemau John ID Spreckles claims the ell
ection OF six out OF the seven California
congressman claim three and perhaps
four.
In WAAhInsion
SEATTLE, Nov. a.-Today's election was
the question of the history OF Washing
ton. Reports indicate that the total
vote will lie about 10000 falling off OF
about 10, 600 compared with two wears
ago. Both parties claim the state, the
fasionists by at least $500 and the re-
pnblicans bY 5000. The indications are
that Representative Lewis. fusion, is
running little ahead of his ticket.
si<Rsbbiag
MARsHPIElD, Or, NoY. Last night
at about 5 O'Clock two masked robbers
entered the poStoffice At Arago. Mr..
Shredder was IN the upper part OF the
house. The robbers ordered him out
side. They tied his feet and hands and
fastened him securely 10 a milk cart
Then took him in and compelled him to
open the safe.
There was about $500 takea, $500 be
longing to the Arago creamery and s3O0
being postal funds.
EnRitsh Aaster
LONDON. Nov. s.-The Daily Mail this
morning urges the American peopie "a
pronounce boldly in favor of retaining
the Philippines, ''for otherwise there
will be a scramble for eoaling stations
that will endanger the peace of the
world"
F.ePasIaEFsr War
ST JoHx's \ F Nov, T,-The British
government ielegraehesi the colonial
minister today announcing the number
I and tonnage and capacity of steamers
sydney for the use OF British warships.
The cruisers Cordelia and Pelican will
b. held al Sydney ;o capture s.. Pierr..
and protect 81 Johns in the event oi
Har being dsclared. The cruisers are al
50 instructed 10 break the French cable
between 81 Pierre and BTest France.
In New Issk
NEw YoEK, Nov, The following an.
;e-clectiOn predictions we're made to
night:
Richard CTOker-we claim the county
by 1900 and the city by q, 800. VsF
Nyck will he elected governor oi th,
state OF New York by $1,000 plurality.
Thomas c Plait-Colonel Roosevelt
election and the election Of his associalel
on the state ticket is assured bevond ths
ahadow OF doubt. Roosevelt will hav,
lou, coo plurality or more.
Btshsp Grsxs az
BALTIMORE. Nov, 7.-Archbishop " m
II Gross, OF Portland. is at -. Joseph
hospital, this city. under treatment 10
heart trouble. His grace arrived her
here three weeks ago to recruperate his
health, but became III while conduciin,
3 retreat, and. acting on the advice @
friends, went 10 the hospital. The ply
sicians tonight report his condition
slightly improved.
MsMinnviIl's Eieeslan
M'MfXNviILE, Or, Nov. AT TODAY
city election the following officers wer
elected:
Mayor, 4 McPillips: recorder, "
Hembree: marshall, c II Neal; council
men. first ward. Elisha Wright; secon,
ward, q W JUne,; third ward, IS d Nc
Donald.
The vote polled was the largest in sew
eral years.
VIII sign u
LONDON, Nov The Madrid cores
pondent OF the Daily Mail saws:
Spain will sign the peace treaty unde
protest
san FraneIses Murder
S1S fRANCI>co, Nov. b.-Mrs Louis,
, Parker, also known as Mrs. Stain. wa
shot and instantly killed today, by Tom
asso Cellina, an Italian. The murde
occurred In private box OF the sacon,
street saloon. Cellini was captured ans
charged with murder. The SPANS cam
J here from Oregon about year ago.
. AEo MardsF
THE DAILEs, Nov, Ga special mes
seuger from Antelope, 65 miles south O
The Dalles, arrived here this morning
bringing news that Philip Brogan, sr.
was murdered at q p IN yesterday.
Frank Forester, who has been unde
the employ OF Brogan as packer in
sheep camp did the killing. There wa
dispute between them as TO a matte
: of wages, and, meeting in the Silve
Tooth saloon, they resumed the argu
ment. Words led TO trouble, when For
ester drew a knife and stabbed Brogau
The latter died within five minutes afte
the stabbing.
Brogan was a wealthy sheep man an,
lived in The Dalles. He was well an,
prominently known. Forester Is fron
Tennessee and it is believed his captun
is doubtful.
Lsaks wariike
LONDON, Nov 7.-The military author
tiles at Davenport, the sight of the larges
naval arsenel in Great Britain, received
orders today for the immediate mobili
zation of all the troops in the western
district The defeuca committee vii