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The representative., 1898-11-09
TELLER THE WHOLE THING.
The Entire Fusion Ticket Has n Big
Majority.

DENVER. Col, Nov. 10-The entire fusion
state ticket, headed by Charles S. Thomas
Dem) for governor. is elected by major
ity approximating about 50 600 This is by
far the largest majority ever given candi-
date for governor in Colorado, but is less
than half Of Bryan's majority for president
Arapahoe county, including Denver. gave
county, including Colorado Springs 4OOO
The Republicans won only in counties in
the eastern part Of the state. OF II hold
over state senators it appears the Repub-
licans have secured two and in three dis
tricts the result is doubtful The fusionists
have an overwhelming majority III the leg
iSlature.
The representative., 1898-11-09

The Monon Route are now selling tick
cts to Florida, Cuba and all Southern
winter resorts, good until May 81 Also
homeseekers' tickets to points in Ten
nessee, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Lou
isiana, at very low rates. For map.
folders, rates and other information, call
or address L. e. Sessions, N. w. Passen-
ger Agent, 403 Northwestern building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The representative., 1898-11-09

CARSON CITY, New. 1O-The vote for
governor is very close, but Sadler, Silver,
claims his reelection by 500 majority over
Mcmillan, Republican. Congressman New
land, Silver Democrat. is reelected by 5000
majority over Wrenn. Populist. The bal
ance of the state ticket Is conceded to the
silver party with the exception Of supern-
tendent of public instruction. The complex
ion of the next legislature is a matter Of
conjecture. Four-fifths of the members be-
long to the silver prty. Some are pledged to
Senator Stewart, for reelection and those
who are not may join with the Republicans,
Democrats and Independents In the organ
iZatlOn of the legislature
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Up IN THE CLOUDS.
Gov. Pingrec's Majority Will Reach
Seventy Thousand.

DETROIT, Nov. 10.-Acccrding to more
complete returns, Gov. Pingree's plurality
will reach about 10000 This will be a pro-
porticnate increase over his plurality OF
sS, 400 of two years ago, the vote cast hav-
ing been probably about a fourth smaller
this year. The Republicans have elected a
solid representation of IL congressman by
majorities ranging from I 100 for Corliss IN
the first district to LOCO for Sheldon liz the
18th upper peninsula district.
The Democrats will have dozen senators
and representatives in the legislature, about
equally divided between the two houses.
Senator Burrows reelection now seems ap-
solutely assured, Notwithstanding Gov. Pin
gree strongly favors the candidacy Of AL
bert Pack Gov. Pingree's railroad taxation
measures are regarded as certain Of enact
ment
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In Virginia.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 10.--Ihis state will
send a solid Democratic delegation to con-
gress All the ten Democrat tic nominees have
been elected, according to returns received
late Tuesday night and yesterday. The
hardest fight was in the Ninth
district, where Judge Rhea DEM
Ocrat, opposed Ge't walker. Re-
publican Rhea has probably defeated Walk
er by 1000 to- 500 majority. The other Dem
ocrats won by from 100 to 12,OOO
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Women voted in Ida h q.

BOISE idaho, Nov. 10.-For the first time
in the history of this state women have
voted for congressman and state officers.
They took the nveliest interest in the pro-
ceedings. In view OF the Isolation OF many
places accurate returns not yet available.
1t Is, therefore, somewhat difficult to say
what effect the vote of the women has had
on the general result. It is known, how
The representative., 1898-11-09

OF all medical and surgical institutes
there are none in which we have great
er confidence than the St. Paul Medical
and Surgical Institute and Eye and Ear
Infirmary. They are no fakirs, and 1t is
with the greatest pleasure we recommend
them to our readers. Read their card
on page /, and please mention The Rep
resentative when writing or calling.
The representative., 1898-11-09
OHIO's SURPRISE PARTY.
The Overwhelming Republican VIC
tory WNN InexDectel.

The Overwhelming Republican Vic
tory Was Unexpected.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 10-Additional re-
turns do not materially change the result
announced Tuesday night of $1,000 Republi-
can plurality on the state ticket aud Is Re-
publican to six Democratic congressman.
The only continued interest in Ohio cleo
ton returns yesterday were those in the
Third and Seventh congressional districts.
Early in the day the Republicans were
claiming the Third as we'll as the Seventh.
Later in the day the Democrats were claim
ing the Seventh well the Third. 1t Is
believed that the Republicans elect Weav-
er in the Seventh by Il plurality and the
Democrats re-elect Breenner in the Third
by ST. which leaves the Ohio list of con-
gressmen as given in these dispatches Tues
day night-15 Republicans and six Demo-
Gratis. The official count is not expected
to change thes close results.
The representative., 1898-11-09

CARSON, New. Nov. 10.-The election In
this state, according to the latest returns.
has resulted in the election of Mcmillan,
Republican, for governor, over Sadier, Dem
lands, Silver, is re-efecp,i to congress. The
legislature, which will be Republican, is be-
lieved to be favorablt to the reelection of
Senator Stewart.
The representative., 1898-11-09
KANSAS IN LINE.
Republican state Ticket and Nearly
Every Republican Elected.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 10.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the plurality Of Stanley,
Republican candidate for governor, will
probably reach 1900. Taylor Riddle, the
POpulist state chairman. practically con-
cedes the defeat Of Vincent for congress
in the Fifth and Of Jerry Simpson in the
Seventh.
The Republican leaders confidently claim
that Chester 1. Long. has defeated Simpson
in the Seventh district and that W. A. Cal
derhead has defeated Congressman Vincent
in the Fifth. If these claims shall prove
correct, Edwin Ridgey, of the Third dis
trict will be the only Popuist candidate
elected to congress from Kansas
The Republicans elect two state senator's
which gives them II members in that body.
They also elect 81 representatives out of 125.
This gives them a majority of 50 on Joint
ballot in the legislature and insures the
election of a Republican state printer.
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Fusion Wins I'm Idaho.

BOISE, Idaho. Nov 10.-Only A precincts
in the state, embracing one-eigh h of the
vote. have reported. They give Moss. Re-
publican for governor, 2O12: Stenenberg.
Democrat, 3.Os3; Anderson. Popul ST. 1851.
Forty-six precincts give Hepburn, Re ub-
lican, for congress, 1885,; Wilson, fusfon.
1852: Gum, Populist, sS9. The fusion ticket
is all elected by pluralities ranging from
5000 to 5000. The legislature will be con-
trolled by the fusionists.
The representative., 1898-11-09
IOWA's PROUD RECORD.
Nothing to Indicate Any Change In
COnRreRalmPn.

COnRresSmen.
DIES MONIES. Nov. lot is estimated
that the Republican plurality on the state
ticket will be about 5000. Chairman Han
cock of the Republican state central COM
mittee, is confident the count will show co.
600.
All Iowa Republican congressional candi-
as follows:
First district, Hedge, 1900, estimated; !;
Second, Lane LAPS, actual count: Third.
Henderson, 6.275 estimated; Fourth, Hau-
gen, 7,274, estimated: Fifth, Cousins. 5,97S.
actual count; Sixth. Lacey, 1924, actual
count; Seventh, Hull 1884, actual count;
Eighth Hepburn, 3.72s. actual; Ninth. Nc
Pherson, 4,46S. actual: Tenth, Dolliver, s..
ga, actual; Eleventh., Thomas. 69O3, esti-
mated.
The state plurality, $3.50, nearly equals
that of Mckinley in 1896.
The representative., 1898-11-09
NOT QUITE so CERTAIN.
Latest Returns From Nebraska Indi-
cate is Is Close.


LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 10.-Returns by
counties which come with provoking slow
ness, indicate a scaling off oe Republican
gains of last night and today make the
state ticket In doubt and so close that Of
fetal count may be required. The legisla-
ture Is probably Republican on joint ballot
but Senator Allen will not concede 1t.
Neither state committee make such extrav-
agant claims as last night. Secretary
Thompson. of the fusion committee, con-
ceded the election of Republican congress-
men In the First and Second districts, but
claimed the other four. admitting the
Fourth and Fifth were close.
On the state ticket and legislature he said
THE result is in doubt and may not be
known until the official count is made'
Chairman Schneider. Of the Republican
committee, said he could see no reason to
materially change his previous estimate of
5000 to 5000 for the state ticket. The leg
islature he said was Republican sure.
The representative., 1898-11-09
DEMOCRATS HOLD MISSOURI.
They Take the state by at Least 3O,-
900 Majority.

ST. LOUIS, Nov TO- Returns from all
over Missouri are coming in very slowly to-
day and though far from complete, every
thing received points to the election of the
entire Democratic state ticket by at least
80 600 majority. and the selection of a ma
jority of the members Of the legislature,
ensurng the reelection of United States
Senator Cockrell. Three Republican con-
gressmen in st. Louis have been reelected.
and it Is probable that all the twelve con-
gressional districts outside the city will be
represented by Democrats, though final re-
turns may change this somewhat
In St. Louis the Republicans elected their
city ticket by majorities ranging from 1000
to I, COO
The representative., 1898-11-09
A CLEAN SWEEP.
Delaware Republicans Gain a Senator
and COnGreSSman.

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov 10-Detailed
returns from Kent and Sussex counties
We're not received till yesterday "a. m. They
are sufficient to show that the next legisla-.
ture is almost surely Republican in each
branch and certainly Republican, on joint
ballot. According to complete returns from
the state with the exception of few dis
trcts the next legislature will stand: Re-
publicans, %: Democrats, 23
The Republicans will thus elect a senator
to succeed Gray CDem.). !
Congressman Handy Oem) was defeated
by John H. Hoffecker Rep.) by majority
that will not be less than 2,C00
The representative., 1898-11-09

SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. 10.-The Demo-
Gratis have elected Roberts to congress and
carried the legislature which will elect a
United States senator.
Returns from 81 districts in the city and
state gave Baskin (Dem) for supreme
Judge $500; Zane (Rep.) 4,SA
The representative., 1898-11-09

With the initiative and referendum
the people get any reform a majority
will vote for. Now we get any law the
millionaires will pay for. Read Bond
and Industrial Slavery" Price 25 cents.
The representative., 1898-11-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10.-The ma
iorty of McMiiin (Dem.) for governor over
Fowler (Rep) is estimated at from 10, 900 to
10000 The Democrats have majority Of
the legislature. The Republicans have car
ried the First and Second congressional dis
tricts, the other eight giving Democratic
maiorities.
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Montana strongly Democratic.

HELENA. Mont Nov. 10.-Campbell
Dem.) is elected to congress by a plurality
exceeding 4,OOO The legislature is Demo-
cratic by decided majority. Comp etc re-
turns will not alter materially the situation
as stated.
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silver bland Is Reelected.

LEBANON Mo-, Nov. 1o.-Returns from
Eighth district received up to yesterday af-
ternoon indicate the se-eaection OF Congress
$500 plurality.
The representative., 1898-11-09

A new Smith grubber direct from fac
tory. for sale by us, very cheap. Do you
want it? Do you need it? If SO, don't
let his golden opportunity pass by. Ad-
dress THE REPRESENTATIVE,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The representative., 1898-11-09

BOSTON. Nov. 1O-The state legislature
stands: Senate-Republicans, 80; Demo
Gratis T. House--Republicans 164: Demo-
Gratis. g.: Social democrats, 2: Independents,
5: tie 2
The representative., 1898-11-09

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 10.-t looked yes
terday like the Democrats had made a clean
sweep of congressman. They have surely
carried the First, Third. Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Ninth districts. Foun-
tain, Populst, indorsed by Democrats. has
1900 majority in the Second, with two coun-
ties to hear from. His election is conceded
by some Republicans. In the Eighth district.
Tiney, Republican, is probably elected by
small ma jOrity.
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ever. that the women have not voted along
partisan lines. Twelve precincts on con-
gresham give Hepburn Isl; Wilson, S62;
Gum. 1872: for governor. Moss, 255; Stenuen-
berg, 481; Anderson, 81.
The representative., 1898-11-09

Initiative and referendum will Side
track silver In 1900. Read Bond and
Industrial Slavery"
The representative., 1898-11-09
Nn~ .Icrsey for Voorhees,.

NEW YORK, Nov. i0.-The New Jersey
returns with a few districts missing, show
a plurality for Voorhees, of 5000.
The representative., 1898-11-09
CONSUMPTION CURED

A Prominent Minister and Teacher Both Given
Up to Die. Were Cured
Ry the new treatment. Names and addresses
given at the St. Paul Medical and Surgical
Institute, Fifth and st. Peter streets, st. Paul,
Miuu where cured. This treatment given at
home.
The representative., 1898-11-09
All One Way in North Carolina.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. 10-Late returns
indicate that the Democrats have elected
ali nine of their congressman, all L solicit
ors A out of so state senators, So out of
120 representatives. and the state judicial
ticket by 10000 In tee Eighth district, it
looks like Linney Rep), is defeated by
Lowell Dem). and in the Second it seems
that Fountain Qnd-Popl, has defeated
White. the negro congressman. Later re.
turns may change this result.
The representative., 1898-11-09
EDDY=MORRIS
Formers Majority Growing
==Morris Is Very
Close.
(Succial 10 The Tribune /


FERGUS FALLS Mimi. Nov. 1O-Ottcr
Tail complete gives Rngdal 1856, Eddy
2,s44 Lobeck 364. Ringdals plurality 81.
Elmer E. Adams. chairman of the Re-
publican congressional committee, says that
4,OOO and that he should be no longer kept
in the doubtful list.
DULUTH, Nov. 1G.-i D. m.-L.atest re-
turns and estimates have caused the Re-
publican congressional committee of the
Sixth district to cut down their estimates
of Morris majority to 123 The Democratic
committee are now claiming Towne's cleo
ton by about $50. Several precincts are
missing, and the result is very much in
doubt and the oftic al count will probab bly,
be necessary to determine the result.
Especial to The Trbunc)
DULUTH, Nov. 1O.-Yesterday morning
and up to noon all returns at this end OF
the Sixth district Indicated Towne's cleo
ton by large majority. in the afternoon
the tide turned and set steadily and strong
ly the other way, and at O'Clock last night
it was clear that Towne had no chance of
election, and that Morris is assured of at
least 20 majority. The heavy losses in
Stearns county that began to show up yes
terday afternoon settled it.
In spite Of Towne's heavy gains in ST.
Louis and elsewhere Morris made heavy
gains, too, as the subjoined estimate will
show. Morris cannot have less than 100,
and it may reach 1850 majority. Estimates
are as follows:
Morris ajorities-Aitkin, 600; Anoka,
800; Betrami, 200; Carlton, 100; Cass, zoo:
Cook. 80; Crow Wing, 30O Hubbard. 80;
Itasca, 200. Mile Laos 800; Pine 100; Sher-
burne, 25O; Todd. 335; Wadena, 25o; Wrignt.
900.
ToWne's ma ajorties-MorrisOn, $50; st.
Louis, 500; Stearns, 1900; Benton, 100.
Especial to The Tribune)
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Nov. 10.-The total
Stearns county vote gives Towne, $50;
Morris. 1850; Towne's majority, 1213.
Towne's majority two years ago was 2275.
making net gain for Morris, 1.062, insurng
The representative., 1898-11-09
QUAY's PLUM TREE.
1t Shakes Down a surprisine Majority
for His Man.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-The enxt
Pennsylvania legislature, which meets in
January and elects q successor to United
The representative., 1898-11-09

The Rings steal hundreds Of mill.
iens annually from the People. One
tenth OF the plunder il used to con.
troll the daily press and buy UP the
leaders Of the two old parties, to
darken intelligence and make the
voters poor, blind and incapable OF
eelf-de1enss. Strike before 1t u toe
late.
The representative., 1898-11-09


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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
THEIR MORAL SUPPORT
HAS KEPT THE CITY FROM
CAPTIVATING.
SPAIN IS FAST DRIFTING TO RUIN
Troops That Should be Gathering at Points
TO RepeI Outside Foes Are Threaten
ing the Dissatisfied at Home
--Sagasta' S Scheme.

Manila, Philippine Islands, June %,
via Hong Kong, June 27.-The Span
iards claim to have driven the rebels
back, but really the position is un-
changed The arrival Of the American
troops is awaited, and they are expected
to-day.
The Spanish outposts have prepared to
retire promptly to the walled citadel.
ana will probably make only nominal
resistance.
A section Of the insurgents, it is al
Legged, dislike tine Americans, ana desire
German protection. Five German war
ships are here.
The Spaniards continue their nightly
fusilade, but the volunteers decline to
go to the trenches, while many of the
regulars are idling about the town.
Thousands of trees in the vicinity Of
the citadel have been cut down, but the
botanical gardens remain. All food is
held Mt famine prices.
AGlINALDO'S HEADQUARTERS.
Hong Kong. June 27.-General Agui-
naldo. according to letters brought here
from Cavite by a German steamer, oe-
cupies the Mansion Of the late Governor
of Cavite, but he will shortly move to
linus to make room for the American
troops. The insurgents now have five
thousand prisoners. A hundred and
eighty-seven of the Spanish wolknded
have been sent to Manila with a flag Of
truce 10y permission of Admiral Dewey.
The wounded Spanish officers, with but
one exception. are at Cavite. The Span
ish Brigadier Moret was killed at San
Fernando, in an attempt to force the
rebel lines. An American official mt Ca
vite writes as follows:
IF great bloodshed and destruction
come to Manila, Spain may justly blame
the Germans Manila would have. sur
rendered before the arrival Of the tier
man squadron without bloodshed, but
now, owing to the moral support of its
presence, the city refuses to surrender
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
SPANS STAR WANING,
Troubles of the Grayest Kind Brewing
in the Provinces.

London. June 2S-rhe Madrid cores
pondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
'Spain is in state of ferment of
transition without parallel during the
present century. Troubles of the grayest
kind are brewing all over the provinces.
Every political and social institution
is threatened in turn, and far-sighted
politicians apprehend complete ruin.
but the failure of the national defence
is not alone accountable for this. In
credible as it may seem the majority Of
Spaniards have absolutely no interest III
the war, and even display n willingness
to forget the past and TO endeavor to rub
along without colonies.
1.-THE statesmen responsible for the
loss of the colonies are utterly reckless,
and the Indifference to the peoples ruin
manifested by the governing and upper
middle classes is probably unparalleled
in history. Hunger and misery are
making themselves felt throughout the
country. there win soon be $4,000 I'M
employed in Catalonia and everywhere
else there are similar accounts of distress
going from bad to worse day by day.
"The government is painfully con-
scious and is now taking energetic meas
ures, but all of these are of a eoercive
character Troops which might have
successfully defended the Philippines are
being massed at all the centers where
starvation protests are likely to assume
an aggressive form, while money is be-
ing wasted on warships that will never
fire a shot.
"The press expects to be gagged, but
it unanimously declares that no amount
of coercion and no degree of dietatorial
despotism viii hinder the country from
rising and manifesting its will.
"What is far more serious is the UNI
fortunate circumstance that the dynasty
shares in the unpopularity Of the gov
ernment."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
sTAHLMAN BEFoRE COMMITTEE.
Shows Copies Of kilograms Between
Himself and Barbee and Smith.

Shows Copies of kilograms Between
Himself and Barbee and Smith.
Washington, ID. c., June 27.-Mr Il.
Il. Stahlman appeared before the Sen
ate investigating committee with ref
erence to the Methodist publishing house
matter again to-day and exhibited copies
Of kilograms that passed between him
self and Barbee and Smith. He pre-
sented also Il statement showing what
disposition he made of the money deriv
ed by him as a fee in prosecuting the
claim 1t gave in detail the disbursement
of the money including the names of the
parties to whom the money was paid.
He said to the committee he knew as
a matter of right the committee had no
authority to demand of him such a
statement. and he made it alone to
prove conclusively to the committee that
there was no money used to improperly
influence Congress, and that no part of
the money was paid to any one for that
purpose, and also to show that no part
of the money was paid to those CON
nected with the publishing house or any
one else who had a part or parcel in
making the agreement with him for a
fee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
THE vEsUyIUs EARTHQUAKES
Flag Presented For First Boat Load Of
Soldiers Landed.
Copyright by the Associated Press

Copyright by the Associated Press
Off Santiago dc Cuba, June %. via
Kingston, Jamaica, June 27.-S:30 a.
m.-NavaI Cadet John Halligan. Jr., OF
the flagship Brooklyn, returned on board
that vessel last night. with a large silk
Cuban flag. which had been presented to
him for landing the first boat load CT
soldiers of the invading army.
Cadet Halligan reported that five Of
the St. Louis boats. and one boat of the
Brooklyn were damaged.
The first launch of the Brooklyn. in
charge of Cadet Halligan, with three
boats in tow, reached the shore at the
head of the fleet, and the Cubans, who
were already in possession Of the land
ing place handed the flag to the cadet,
and he gave them the launch's flag in
return.
Commodore Schley thinks the Span
ish naval officers will, as a last resort,
destroy their ships by blowing them up.
A Cuban spy, who was recently in
Santiago de Cuba, says n reign Of ter
ror exists among all classes there, ow-
ing to the nightly attacks Of the Vesu-
vius, with the terrible explosion of her
dynamite shells. A week ago tonight
one of her shells striking Cayo Smith,
demolished several warehouses and a
fort there, besides dismounting several
guns. Windows, it also appears were
broken in the city. and the general effect
was similar to that of an earthquake
among the soldiers and citizens.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
THIRD FLEET FOR MANILA.
1t Left San Francisco Bay Yesterday
Merritt Goes Wednesday.

San Francisco, June 27.-This after
noon the third fleet of vessels loaded
with soldiers and supplies for the Phil
ippines hoisted anchor and amid the
screechng of hundred whistles and the
changing of bells and the booming Of
cannon proceeded down the bay toward
the ocean and by night were ON their
way to the Philippines.
The ships which left to-day carried
about 1000 men under command Of Gen.
Arthur Macarthur, who has made the
steamer Indiana his flagship. The City
Of Para, the Ohio and the Morgan City
were the other vessels to sail with the
Indiana. The steamer Valencia was not
ready for sea to-day and will probably
sail with the steamer Newport, and We'd
nesday Gen. Merritt and his staff will
proceed to the islands in the Newport
which has been especially prepared for
the service.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
WORKING ON DEFENCEs.

Manila. Philippine Islands, June %,
vio Hong Kong, June 27.-Two thou
sand Spanards are working on the sand
boo defences outside the moat, on the
CaIla dc las Aguadas. The Insurgents
arc worrying the Spaniards, but there is
40 odvonce. though desultory firing goes
AN an o+ various points The insurgents
arc 49, firing explosive shells at Santa Ana
On o. Tnne 90. Ascension Day. the foreign
,rorsbins saluted the Spanish colors. 1t
,,,"l baliayed that the bombardment had
be % but the panic was soon quelled.