Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-11-10

| Brodie 652 Wilcox 504. Warner $50,
| Gray SGT. Etz 542, Tevis 459. Cum
mlngs All. Woods $50, Kindred 53S.
| Warner, Etz and Wood are republi-
cans.
YAvAPAI COUNTY.
Prescott. Nov. 9-Seventeen pre-
cincts as follows: Chaparran, Skull
| Valley. Lynx Creek. Congress, Rock
Butte. McCabe Kirkland, HAITI Sta
ton. Jerome Junction. Del Rio, Groom
| Creek. Big Bug, Maqer. Ash Fork.
Senator. Congress Junction and Crown
ed King. gave Wilson All and Brodie
$50. In North Prescott the vote was
about even.
THE TERRITORY.
Flagstaff, Nov. 9-Brosiiecarries Co.
conino county by a majority of 125
votes. Incoming precincts will not
| change this figure.
Holbrook. Nov. a-The majority for
Brodie in this county will be about 80.
Pima. Nov. 9.-Pima so far as heard
from gives Brodie majority of 60.
He will probably run this up to 100.
Florence. Nov. 9-Brodie is p ahead
| of Wilson in this county. Returns not
| in will not change this result.
Prescott. Noy 9.-Yavapai county
will probably give wilson 250 majority.
Yuma. Nov. 9.-Brodie carries this
county by %.
Washington. Nov. 9.-Electfon re-
! turns establish with a certainey that
| the United States senate will have
republican ma iority after March 4th
next. The division of the senate is:
Republicans 43. democrats "a. popu-
lists 6. silver republicans 6. This was
changed prior to yesterdays vote. by
! a republican gain of two, vice McCo-
mas. of Maryland who will succeed
German. and Simon. of Oregon. who
| is elected to fill a vacancy. OF the
present republican total of 45. the
terms of senators expire the 18th of
March next. leaving SO hold-over re-
publicans. To this number the cleo
tions of yesterday will add ten republi-
cans surely elected and three probably
elected, making a total of 4S, or more
than a majority over the democrats.
populists and silver republicans. There
are 81 democratic hold-over senators
and to this number yesterdays cleo
ton adds with certainty and one
probably, giving a total of 25 votes.
The DopuliSts' and silver republicans
holdovers number 8 and this was in
creased yesterday by 1, practically
sure. Five state legislatures appear
to be much in doubt. viz: Nebraska.
West Virginia, Montana, Indiana, and
Washington and are not included in
figuring totals.
-Washinton, Nov 9-The interest in
election today is conferred in the polit-
ical complexion of the next house. the
senate being conceded to be republican.
Although Chairman Babcock, of the
republican congressional committee,
did not leave his headquarters until
after 4o'oclock this morning, he was
back again Mt his desk shortly after 9
o'clock Mr. Babcock made this morn
ing what he termed an ultra-conserva
tive estimate in which he eliminated
a number of doubtful districts. This
estimate gives the republicans 1S5
members in the house, a majority of 13
OVER ALL The states he is most anx-
ious to hear from are Illinois. Indiana
and PENNSYLVANIA. Last night he
figured the defeat of Boutelle. in Illi-
nois. This morning he finds that the
Chicago congressman has pulled
through.
Charleston. W. Va, Nov. 9.-The
election of Johnston. democrat, for con-
gress in the Third district is conceded.
Dovener, republican. Is elected in the
First district. The Second and Fourth
districts will probably be carried by
the republicans.
Wilmington. Del, Nov. 9.-Accord-
ing to the complete returns from the
state. with the exception of n few
districts. the next legislature will stand
republican republicans "a, democrats
%. A republican house will elect
senator to succeed United States Sem
ator Gray. democrat.
Congressman Handy, democrat, was
defeated by John Hoffecker, republi-
can. by a majority that will not be less
than 1000.
Louisville, Nov 9.-The democrats
won a sweeping victory yesterday by
rejecting possibly 10 congressman
out of II and preventing the republi
cans from gaining control of the court
of appeals.
New York, Nov. 9-Revised returns
az they came in early today, made
practically no change in those of last
night. which showed the election of
Colonel Roosevelt by a plurality of 49,
0O0 TO 10000 over Augustus Van Wyck,
democrat AS compared with the cleo
ton of 1896. when Black defeated Por-
ter. this shows the republican loss OF
from 10000 to 10000. The states
congressional delegation will be prob
ably IL republicans to 10 democrats, a
democratic gain of II.
Reno. Nev. Nov. 9-The returns in !
dictate that McMillen, republican. is
elected governor. Newlands will pro- |
badly be elected to congress.
Trenton, n. J., Nov. 9.-Foster A !
voorhees,. republican, is elected by 10,- |
900 plurality.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov 9-The dem
Ocrats elected Roberts to congress and
carried the legislature, which elects
United States senator
lincoln, Neb., Nov 9-Nebra ska has
turned a political somerset and landed
iii the republican column. Hayward.
republican, will be elected by over 49,
600, if present gain is maintained.
st. Paul, MINI, Nov. 9.-The Globe
says:
John Lind. democrat, is elected gov
ernor; Ringdal and Town, democrats
and probably Willis, democrat. are
elected to congress. The republicans
say Lind is apparently elected. but do
not yet concede it.