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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-09
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN.
schOfeId Probably Elected Governor
by 10000 Plurality.

SchOfield Probably Elected Governor
by 10000 Plurality.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov s. - At 10
o'clock tonight not enough returns had
been received from the State to form any
where near an accurate estimate on the
outcome of the election. Only 60 precincts
have thus far reported, including ten in the
city of Milwaukee. which give SchofieId.
Republican for Governor, $3.50, and Sawyer,
Democrat, $500. On these figures Chairman
Treat. OF the Republican state central COM
mittee, figures that Schofeld will carry the
State by 10000 plurality. He claims the
Legislature will be largely Republican, and
at least eight out of ten congressman will
be returned from the Republican ranks.
Chairman Peck. of the Democratic COM
mittee, says not enough returns have been
received to form any kind Of an opinion.
Up to IL p M not over per cent. of the
election returns have been received. On
this basis it is impossible to make an ac-
curate forecast of the result Twenty pre-
cincts out of 124 in the city of Milwaukee
give Scoheld Rep, for Governor, 1924, and
Sawyer, DEM, 2,S17, a considerable DEM
Ocratic gain.
Chairman Treat, of the Republican state
committee estimates that Scofield will carry
the State by $1,000 to 10000 plurality, and
claims nine congressman. On the other
hand National Democratic Committeeman
II. Il. Wall, VINO IS uSurlIlS LOT the OeIHO-
Gratis, says he will concede nothing at
present nor will he give any figures. He
says the latest returns favor the Democratic
ticket.
From a conservative standpoint it looks as
though Scofeld will carry the State by a
somewhat reduced plurality from the fig
Ures estimated by Chairman Treat.
At this hour there is nothing on which
to base the complexion of the next Legis-
lature, nor can the result of congressman
be stated.
At 3 ocock this morning the returns from
Wisconsin show the Republicans have car
ried their state ticket by 10000 to 50 900.
Second district going Democratic. They
have also a large majority in both branches
of the State Legislature. and will elect a
Republican United States senator to sue
coed Holm I. Mitnhell whose term eXpireS.
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North Carolina Democratic.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. S.-The Democrats
have certainly won in the Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh congressional districts. Returns
are not complete, but it is practically GER
tain that they have won in the First.
Third and Ninth. In the Second and
Fourth the two Populists, who were in
dorsed by the Democrats, are elected. The
Republicans reelected Linney in the
Eighth The Legislature is two-thirds Dem
ocratic on joint ballot and the Democratic
judicial ticket is elected by not less than
20. 600. Two years ago the fusionistS car
ried the State by 10000.
WILMINGTON. N. c., Nov. S.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. At night the
negroes gathered in large numbers at their
heaviest precincts and the display of a Cat
ling gun and heavy armed force was neces-
sary to prevent an outbreak.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Republicans Lost at Least Five Com
RresSmen in Illinois.


CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-FiVe and probably six
congressman have been gained in Illinois by
the Democrats and the next congressional
delegation from this State is likely to be
evenly divided eleven Democrats and eleven
Republicans 1t is possible for the Repub-
leans to have twelve out of the twenty
congressman as all the returns are not yet
in, but the indications are for an even split
on the delegation. The entire Republican
state ticket is elected by about $4,000 plu
ralty. In Cook county the vote has been
very close the Republicans carrying the
county and the Democrats the city of Chi
cago. The Democratic plurality in the city
is about 5000 and the Republican plurality
about the same in the county
e. S. RannellS, chairman of the Republican
state central committee, says: From re-
turns already received a Republican plural
ity of about $4,000 in the State outside of
Cook county is a conservative estimate.
Cook county is close, with Democratic
gains"
a. m.-Late returns reduce the Repub-
lican plurality on the state ticket to be-
tween 10000 and $4,000. In the county the
Republican lead is likely to be less than
5000, although the Republican county man
ayers claim a plurality of 10000. Several
congressional districts are still in doubt.
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House viii BE Very Close.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Early this MORN
ing Chairman Babcock was obliged to re-
duce his estimates and at 1 o'clock this
morning he sent a telegram to the President
exceedingly noncommittal in its terms as
to the House. He says privately he has no
doubt about there being a majority, but
confesses that it will not be as large as
early advices indicated. Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio did not stand up to early prom
Uses, and there were disappointing returns
from other localities. Secretary Kerr, at
Democratic headquarters, stoutly persists
in his first estimate of eleven majority in
the House. His figures elect Lentz and
Bremen, in Ohio, and five Democrats in
Indiana. Details from west of the Missis-
sippi are woefully lacking at both head
quarters. The Democrats hold that if the
Republicans do not get big help from there
they are gone.
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NERRAsKA Is CLOSE.
With Probabilities in Favor of Re-
nubIicans Carving the State.

LINCOLN Neb., Nov. 9.-With returns
from less than a third of the precincts in
the State the result in Nebraska cannot be
foretold to a certainty That Republicans
have every reason for confidence cannot be
denied Returns at a. m. from 2l9 pre-
cincts showed a net Republican gain Of
3421 This is an average gain TO the pre-
cinct of l51s, which. if maintained for the
State. would show an aggregate of "a
OJo insuring the election of Hayward for
Governor by not less than 1890. Chairman
Slaughter maintains thatLthe rest Of the
state ticket will not fallkbelow Governor
a thousand. Nearly the anne number Of
precinct returns have beeJY received on Leg
Islative candidates. and while comparisons
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HOUSE ISCLOSE
LOWER BRANCH OF CONGRESS
CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Returns Up to $3.50 This Morning
Showed the Election Of 157 Repub-
icans and 143 Democrats.
A REPUBLICAN LOSS OF 80
AND A CORRESPONDING GAIN FOR
THE PARTY OF FREE SILVER.
Statements of Chairmen BabcOck and
Kerr. of the Rival Committees
The Latest Figures.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Returns received
by the New York Office of the Associated
Press up to $3.50 o'clock this morning indi-
cate that 157 Republicans and 14S Demo-
Gratis have certainly been elected members
of the lower house of Congress. Out of
this total of 800 members from the same
districts two years ago, 1S9 Republicans
were elected and Ill Democrats. This is a
Republican loss of 80 and a Democratic gain
of the same number. In this estimate the
New York delegation is estimated at nine
teen Republicans and fifteen Democrats.
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1t carries your ad right
into his home. He pays
for the privilege of reading
what you can do in a BUSH
ness way just as we'll as he
pays to find out what other
people are doing.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. S.-The voting
was light throughout the State. as the cleo
ton of both Republican candidates for
Congress was a foregone conclusion The
revised Constitution has probably been re-
jected. The country districts voted heavily
against it, and unless the vote in the cities
proves larger than expected it will not be
approved. In Providence, Baker Dem, is
reelected, through aid of Independent and
Republican votes, by large majority.
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OVER $4,000 MAJORITY.
Connecticut Republicans Elect AL
Their state Candidates.

COnn ecticut KepUbIIcans Elect All
Their state Candidates.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. S.-The result
of the election in this State to-day was a
general victory for the Republican ticket
Complete returns from 165 towns of the 1853
in the State give Lounsburg, Rep, Is. O57;
Morgan, Dem, S,4O6. The same towns in
1896 gave Cooke Rep, 1Oo999; Sargent, Dem,
81, 1896. The majorities of the candidates on
the state ticket will average fully 10000 The
Republican candidates appear to have suf-
the vote but no particular disaffection can
be said to be shown by the general result
trict, where Congressman n. d. Sperry, the
Republican nominee, and James II. Webb,
Dem, were the opposing candidates.
SDerry'S majority was 1926. The returns in
dictate that the Republicans will have a ma
jority of at least fifty in the General As
Sanbly
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Itrht vote i'm FIorida.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. S.-The vote
to-day judging from returns now in, is from
10 to 20 per cent. lighter for both parties
than in 1885, The whole Democratic ticket
is elected. The light vote is due to the
feeble resistance offered. The constitu-
tional amendment requiring that bonds of
state officers be in sound surety and guar
antee companies were carried overwhelm-
ingly. The Republicans and Popuiists will
not elect altogether over five members OF
the Legislature If that many. The Legis-
lature elected to-day will choose successor
10 Senator Samuel Pasco.
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IN MARYLAND.
Republicans Secure Four Congress-
men and Democrats Two.

men and Democrats Two.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-F'un and semi
official returns from the city of Baltimore
and partial returns from the balance of the
State make it reasonably certain that
Maryland has retul ..el ioar Republicans
and two Democratic congressman, after an
extraordinarily close but entirely listless
election. This is Democratic gain of two
The successful candidates are John Walter
Smith. Dem, First district, by majority of
about 900; William B. Baker, Rep, Second
district, by from 200 to 400; Frank c.
Wachter, Rep. Third district. by 50 ma ma
Fourth district, by a vote of 600; Sydney E.
Mudd, Rep, Fifth district by about 900, and
George A. Pearre, Rep, Sixth district, by
about 1900. The Democrats succeeded in OBJ
tanning a majority of the popular vote in
Baltimore city for the first time in six
years, and there is but little doubt that
they would have sent five congressman to
the next national legislature il an active
and aggressive campaign had been made
The entire delegation, with the exception of
Messrs. Mudd and Baker are new timber,
and all are looked upon as favoring gold
standard of currency.
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LOSSES IN KENTUCKY.
Democrats Gained Several Congress-
men in the Blue Grass state.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.--The Demo-
Gratis Of Kentucky to-day carried nine and
possibly ten out of the eleven congressional
districts in the State, a gain of two or per-
haps three over their last delegation. The
Republicans carried only one district, the
Eleventh, sohdly, but this was always con-
ceded by their opponents as it has been
Republican stronghold for years. In the
Ninth district the race between Pugh, Rep,
and Williams, Dem, is very, close. both
sides claiming it. The Republicans in the
Fifth LouisVille) district talk of contesting
the election of Turner, Dem The vote
throughout the State was the lightest
tirely devoid Of exciting incidents.
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Massachusetts Republican Governor
NEGLECTED. bX 10000.

BOSTON, Nov. S.-After a canvass with
out state issues and confined almost en-
tirely to four congressional districts and a
few local districts, the Republicans have
again carried Massachusetts and elected
Roger Wolcott Governor for the fourth
time as we'll as the entire state ticket. by a
safe majority Governor Wolcott's plurality
over A. L. Bruce. his Democratic opponent,
will be about 10000. or 1900 less than his
lead last year. The vote this year was much
heavier than in 1897, and Mr.. Bruce made
substantial gains over George Fred VIII
Hams. the Democratic candidate last year.
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CLEAN SWEEP IN CALIFORNIA.
Republicans Elect Governor and
Probably All congressman.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-The manag-
ing editors of the San Francisco morning
papers expressed their views as to the out
come of the election in the State to an Asso-
ciated Press reporter late tonight as fol-
lows:
Chronicle (Rep): The Republicans will
carry the State by 10000 and will have q
plurality of 1900 in this city. They will
also elect six congressman.
Examiner (Dem): We concede the
election of Gage for Governor.
Call (Rep): Gage will be elected by a
majority Of 5000 or 10000, and the Repub-
licans will seat six congressman.
The managing editor of the Evening
Post independently estimates Cages major
ity at 15,000 and thinks the entire congress
sional ticket has been elected by the Repub-
licans, with the exception of perhaps Ryan
in the Second district, and the legislature
will be Republican
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EXPLOSION IN A MINE.
Four Men Burned and Two Overcome
by Fire Damp.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov S.-A gas explo-
sion in the Schooley mine, near West Pitts
ton, to-day seriously burned four men-
James Coulter, fire boss; John Metcalf.
traclxlayer; John McQuillen,s miner, and
James Macl1in, driver. Fire damp follow
ing the explosion overcame Anthony
Branke miner. and John Valvens. his la
borer Branke was dead when rescuers
found him, but the other was restored to
consciousness. The explosion was caused
by the ignition of an unknown body of gas
i'm a chamber which Coulter and Metcalf
were exploring previous to loea ing n new
viz
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WAITS MAY BE ROBBED.
An Eccentric Old Bachelors Will
Likely to BE Contested.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.--A remarkable will is
to be presented to Judge Kohlsaat to-mor-
row for probate. The will, which was made
by Orlando d. Hadsell, an eccentric old
bachelor who died recently, divides among a
hundred little girl waits every year for
ninety-nine years the interest of $4,000
Hadsell is reputed to have made his money
on chattel mortgages. Although, Hadsell
seemingly spent the last years of his life
almost as a hermit It is stated that a con-
test over his viii may be made by two wom-
en- one of whom claims to have been Had
sells bookkeeper for a number of years
William Hadsell, of California, brother of
the deceased, is in Chicago awaiting the pro-
hatinn of the will.
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RICHMOND. Va, Nov. Selection in
Virginia to-day was quietest that has taken
place in many years. Not more than half
the vote was polled, except in the Ninth and
Tenth districts, where the Democrats had
formidable opposition. The result is that
the State returns solidly silver Democratic
delegation of ten members. The feature Of
the election was the breaking away from
General Walker in the Republican strong
hold of the Ninth district, where he was de-
feated bV Rhea.
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New HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. N. H.. Nov. s.-Senator Jacob
H. Gallinger, chairman of the Republican
state committee. issued this statement at
midnight: 1.-The indications at midnight
show the election of Rollins for Governor
by from 5000 to 10000 majority, and that
the Republicans will have from eighteen to
twenty Of the twenty-four state senator's
and nearly the same majority In the House
as two years ago. Both Republican con-
gressmen are elected
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PHILADELPHIA Press.

The late David A. Wells was a prolific
writer, which. perhaps. may account for the
superficial character of so much he had to
say on the tariff question When, a few
ySars ago, he wrote an article to prove, in
his own way. that consumption and other
pulmonary diseases in the United States
were chiefly due to the tariff on wool the
decline of his faculties was self-evident In
his earlier days he gathered and published
some very interesting facts on economic
questions But in late years he apparently
tried too hard to show his gratitude TO our
foreign competitors who made him men,
Der OF the Golden and of other free-trade
ORGANIZATIONS
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FARGO, N. D., Nov. s.-Returns from the
State are coming slowly. Indications are
that Fargo has gone Republican The Leg
islature will probably be Republican on
joint ballot
Reports from over the State are very
meager but indicate slight Republican
gains over 1896. An estimate on the State
gives the Republican ticket 4,500 majority.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 9-Returns up
to midnight are very meager. but they show
large Republican gains. Chairman Schive-
~. of the Republican state central COM
mittee. SAID: Il have not the least doubt
that we have carried the State The re-
any estimate on puralities."
Secretary Maloney, Of the fusion commit
tee, said: We have receivedd but few
returns hut they are favorable. I see no
reason to change our previous estimates"
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St. Louis Produce Market.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.--With no markets open and
hence no means OF judging of foreign demand, OF
clearances and primary receipts, the curb mar
kets necessarily dull. May wheat offered
at 6SesQ6SAc, }sG11ac higher than yesterday $
close, but none was sold Puts sold early at 6Sc
and later at 6S1sc. May corn offered at 315sc,
sc lower, but no puts or calls We're made. Re-
cepts-Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats
IS, eco bu.
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south dakota Returns Mcager.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. S-Returns
from the State at midnight were meager.
Republican gains have been uniform, but
small Chairman Herreid, of the Republic
an State committee. expresses the belief
that Phillips, Republican for Governor, is
elected, with the entire State ticket and
man Kidd. of the Populist State committee.
said at midnight: 1--WE have carried the
State by 5000, and have elected both con-
gressmen This, however. is little better
than a guess, as the returns are meager."
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quiet Day on the Wholesale Streets
with Little Doing.


Tuesday was a quiet day in trade circles
After voting the travelling statesmen started out
on their weekly rounds. Around the wholesale
houses little was doing.
Wheat--No. 2 red, 6615c; No. red, 6lhG6512c
November, 661ac; wagon wheat. 66c.
Corn-No. / white. s2Ac; No 3 white Zone
color, S2%c; No. 4 white. 299ac; No. white
mixed S2Ac; No. white mixed. s2Ac; No.
white mixed, 32Ac; No. 2 yellow, S2hc; No.
yellow, 32Ac; No. 2 mixed, 32Ac; No mixed
S2Ac; No. mixed. 29Ac; ear corn, s2Ac.
Above prices all for old corn.
Oats-No. white, Csc; No. white, &c; No
mixed, 26c; No. mixed Csc
Inspections-Wheat: No. red, cars; No. g. 81
No. 4, 2; total, II Corn: No. white 81
ear corn, 1; total. Al cars Oats: No. mixed
cars; No. 8. 2; rejected. 2; total, cars,
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens, SIC; spring chickens. SIC; cocks
507c; ducks old, 4c young 4lkc geese. 4Oc for
full feathered. soc for pucked
Cheese-New York full cream, 100uc; Skins
6@Sc; domestic Swiss, l21sc brick, L!c; limburger
10c.
Butter-slk@1O1kc: Elgin creamery. 21c.
Eggs-Candled, Ice per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. Soc per lb; prime duck
10G17c per Id.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow; 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, I6iSc; tub-washed
20Q25c; bury and understandable sc less.
Honey-lO913c per Id.
HIDES, TALLow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /. sac; No. 2, TIC; No
Grease--white, &c; yellow, 2hc; brown 2Ac.
ialCw-No. J. Hc no &c
Bones-Dry, $12Q13 per ton.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 8, l a. m.-Re-
turns partial and complete from forty coun-
ties show an increase of 1900 in McMillins
majority over the Democratic majority of
1896 and indications point to a majority for
McNillin, for Governor, exceeding 25,O00.
The vote has been exceedingly light. Demo-
cratic vote may not be more than lis, 200
Democrats gain about twenty members of
the Legislature.
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How the Soldiers Voted.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. S-The vote in
the Pennsylvania regiments at Camp Meade
was as follows:
Fourth Regiment-Stone, 226; jerks, 1874;
Swallow, TO-
Fifth Regiment-Stone, Isl; jerks. 147;
Swallow, So.
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Movements OF steamers,

NEW YORK Nov. s.-Arrived: Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse from Bremen. Sailed Nomadic, for
Liverpool Lain, for Bremen; Ethiopia for Glas-
gov: Patria, for Naples.
BREMEN. Nov. s.-Arived: Dresden. from
Baltimore.
ST JOHNS. N. F.. Nov. s.-Arrived: Siberian,
from Glasgow.
MovILLE. Nov. s.-ArrIved: FurnessIa. from
New York.
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full returns. indicates the election of q Pc
publican successor to United States Senator
Gray and a gain Of one Republican con-
gresham. The adherents of William III. Adj
dicks claim that he will control a majority
of the Republicans elected to the Legisla-
ture and he will be the next senator from
-.ln.n
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WheeIing,a Y0te.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 8.-Ohio coun-
ty, in which Wheeling is located, elects the
entire Republican ticket by from 1000 to
100 majority, giving Republicans four
members of the Legislature and state SEN
ator. The First congressional district is be-
lieved to have reelected Dovenor, Rep, by
a good majority.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Butter steady;
prints, 24c. Eggs firm and 1c higher fresh West
ern, 21@22c; fresh Southwestern 19920c. Cheese
steady and in fair demand.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. S.-Eggs higher; supply
still unequal to demand; fresh candled Missouri
and Kansas stock, 1713c, returned.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. S.-Tickets
are badly stratched and returns are slow.
At O'Clock this morning returns from TWEEN
ty-four precincts in cities and State give
Roberts. Dem, for Congress, 923; Eldredge,
Rep, 767; Zane Rep, for judge, 1888; Baskin,
Dem, S7S No reliable information on legiS-
latiVe tickets.
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Texas Goes rs Usual.

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. S.-Scattering reports
from the State indicate that state Demo-
cratic ticket will be elected by a large ma
jority Advices received by Democratic
State Chairman Bell are to the effect that
the Republicans claim HaWley's election in
the Tenth district by $500, while Democrats
contend that Robson is elected by a small
majority
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TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. Sat midnight
Chairman Albaugh, of the Republican state
committee, claims the State for Stanley,
Rep, for Governor by 5000, and Chairman
Riddle. of the fusion committee, claims the
State for Leedy, fusion, by u,OOO.
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cannot be made. with the same accuracy
the outlook is for a Republican majority
on joint ballot. There are no changes on
previous estimates for congressman.
Chairman Gaffin made a statement at
a. m, claiming the election on fusion state
ticket and Legislature, and four OF six
congressman