The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-11-12

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Chairman Rosing putting the lguIe az be-
tween 1900 and 1000, which was the claim
made Ky him I'VE No DAYS Sef9re 5es slsho e.
chosen ny mnjorlties even greater than
that for Lind. All seven republican con-
WAS clnssed as doubtful. claims 1000 plu-
rality and thinks more may be possible.
feated Charles A. Towne by a small mar
GIN but II may exceed his plurality or two
years ago. when he won by less than ~:
The legislature viii be republican, but not
ny 80 great majority. as at one time
thought Already III republicans are known
20 carr, carry on joint ballot. As fully hair OF
the balance are in the doubtful, because
unreportcd column, there seems no cues
ton OF the reelection OF United States sen-
ator Davis by this legislature
Missouri.
St Louis, Nov. l0.--At midnight Il Is
conceded by the republicans that John
Dougherty (dem) has been elected In the
Third congressional district, James Cooney
(dem) m the Seventh congressional dis
trlct aud Edward $, Robb demo IN the
IL still some doubt about the Fourteenth
district. George M. Miley Gep). In that
district. does not concede hts defeat by the
election OF w u. Vardiver sdem). The
general belief Of the republicans Is, how
ever. that Vandlver Is elected This being
true. the democrats have elected ~ con-
gressmen and the republicans three.
Champ clark's tdem3 plurality, in the
Ninth eongressssional district Is $;9es Rich s,
trio, by a majority OF 5000. Figures do not
change the result OF the city election and
the republicans have carried their ticket
by majorites from l.200 10 70oo.
PennsyIvnnin.
Philadelphia. Nov lO-The delegation
from Pennsylvania in the next congress
will comprise y republicans and nine dem
ocrats, democratic gain of six The pres
ent delegation Is composed OF "a repub-
licans and three democrats. The districts
gained by the democrats are the Eighth,
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ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth. The sue
cessful democrats IN these districts are re-
Davenport James w. Ryan, Rufus X
Polk, Joseph G. Sibley and James X. y
Hall In each OF these districts, except
the seventeenth. the present republican
representative was a candidate for reelec-
ton. They are IN the order named: WIZ
liam s. Kirkpatrick, Morgan B. Williams,
Charles N. Brung Charles w. Stone and
William G. Arnold. The Seventeenth dis
trct now represented by Monroe IA kulp
district Is William RI WOodn. William
McAlecr, who was reelected from the Third
district, Is a sound money democr9l, ana
the republicans made no nomination
philadelphia. Nov. io-The complete vote
OF the state, with four counties missing,
give Stone (rCp) 455,7S2 jerks (dem), 83,-
1885, swallow (proD and honest government
i24 f3J. a plurality for Stone Of l22Css. which
will be increased 20 about 10000 by the
complete returns. The total vote IN the
state viii approximate 100000
New Jersey.
Newark. n. j.. Nov. lo.-The New Jersey
legislature will stand exactly a Il did last
year On Joint ballot the republicans VIII
have 81 votes. against total democratic
Massnchusetts.
Boston. Nov. iO.--The total vote for gov
ernor was: Wolcott CrepD. 1925; Bruce
(dem), lo6S9S, republican majority. SS,SiS
Delaware.
Wilmington. Del, Nov. lO.-Reyised re-
H. ~ min hs. dan,
ocratic by TO S and the house republican
by q 20 n, vote on joint ballot. ~ 10 %.
The control Of the state senate by the
lation by the republican majority, even
without respect to the veto power OF Gov
Tunncll. who Is a democrat
The republicans Will thus elect a United
states senator IN place Of Cray (dem).
Colorado.
Denver Col. Nov i0-The entire fusion
state ticket headed by Charles s. Thomas
for governor IS elected by a majority
apprOximating about $4,000. This is by far
the largest majority ever given q candi-
than half OF Bryan's majority for prcai-
dent Arapahoe county, Including Den,
YER gave about 10000 fusion majority, ana
El Paso county, including Colorado
Springs 1000. The republicans won IN
only the counties Ia the eastern part OF the
appears the republicans have secured two
and in three districts, the result Is doubt
full The fusionists have an oVerwhelm-
Nebraska.
Lincoln. Nob.. Nov i0.-Returns by coun-
ties, which come with provoking slowness,
indicate a scaling of of republican gains
Of Tuesday night and Wednesday. making
the state ticket IN doubt. and SO close mat
an official count may be required. The leg
islature Is probably republican on joint
ballot. but Senator Allen viii not concede
IL Neither state committee made such
eNtraVagaut claims as on Tuesday night
Secretary Thompson, OF the fusion com
mittee. conceded the election OF republican
cor gressmen In the First and Second dis
tricts, but claimed the other four, admit
ting Fourth and Fifth were close. on the
state ticket aud legislature he said; The
result Is In doubt and may not be known
untn official count Is made" Chairman
| Schneider Of the republican committee,
/ said he could see no reason 10 materially
change his previous estimate Of 5000 to 5000
for state ticket. The legislature. be said,
was republican, sure.
Kansas.
Topeka Kan Nov i0.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the plurality OF Stanley,
republican candidate for governor. Will
probably reach 1900 Taylor Riddle the
populisi state chairman. makes no further
claims, and practically comedies the de-
feat OF Vincent for congress- in the FIFTH,
and OF Jerry simpson IN the seventh The
republican leaders confidently claim that
! Chester ]. Long has defeated simpson Ia
/ the seventh, aud that w. a. Caldorhead
! n defeated Congressman Vincent IN the
! Firth. u these claims shall prove correct
/ Edwin Ridgely, of the Third district, viii
/ Kansas The republicans elect two state
senators, which gives them II members IN
4 that body. They also elect "a represent
| latlves out OF l25. This gives them ma
| jority OF 81 on joint ballot In the legislature,
and insures the election OF republican
state printer.
south Dakota.
Sioux Falls, S. d., Nov l0.--Almost COM
plete returns from the state give Phillips
| (rep.) for governor "A majority OF loo
i Later returns will not materially alter this
majority. Gamble (repD "a elected TO con-
\ gress by 1900 and Burke trep.) by $500. The
! entire republican state ticket Is elected
/ The legislature Will have republican ma
| jority In 1896 the Black Hills gave a flu
sion majority OF i.4i9. Phillips carried that
section OF the state by 700
North Dakota.
Fargo. n. d., Nov. lO-All returns arriv.
| ing from over the state have swelied the
| republican majority, Spalding, republican
| nominee. gets the largest vote, and VIII
probably reach a majority OF 5000 The
/ balance OF the ticket averages $500 TO 400
| except Halland. who may have loo TO
I spare. There was a great landslide on the
/ legislature. Returns show n out OF 81
/ senators are sure republican, while In the
a N.lI 80 -.