El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-09
REPUBLICAN
GAINS
Shown BY Returns From
Nebraska, Delaware And
Elsewhere.
PLURALITIES REDUCED
Throughout The Country
Generally, And The De-
mocrats Gained In
Some States.
COLORADO.

COLORADO.
DENVER, Nov. 9.-State returns are
coming in very slowly. They show
that Thomss's majority will exceed the
estimates made early this morning.
Congressman Bell (pop and Shafroth
(silver) are elected by handsome ma
jority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCo.-Gsge,r republican
is elected governor by small major1-
ty. Four republicans, one fusion1st and
two democrats are elected to congress.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov 9 The re-
publicans have won big victory. John
n. Hoffecker, republican, for congress
defeated Handy by probably 2,Ooo plu-
rality. The republicans still control
the legislature and Senator Gray will
not be returned
CHICAGO.-The state Is republican
by 4O, 900. Mckinley carried the state
by 14I, ZOO, and Tanner by 113,O In
the legislature the republicans lost
senators and representatives and or
ten more when complete returns are
in.
CHICAGO, Two thousand precincts
out of 3,41S in Illinois give White
more (rep for state treasurer 259, 9o9;
Dunlap (dem.) 23S, ,222.
KANSAS.
ToPEKA.-At 1910 a. m. Chairman
Albaugh. of the republican state scom-
mittee, claims the state for Stanley for
governor by 5, 900 and Chairman Rid
die, of the fusion committee, claims
the state for Leedy by 200.
MONTANA.
BUTTE,-C democrat, is
elected to congress by majority OF
5000. The democrats elected their
entire state ticket by a comfortable
majority. They will have a majority
of forty on joint ballot in the leg
ture, which will elect q democratic
United States senator to succeed Lee
Mantle.
| MARYLAND.
| BALTIMORE,-The democrats gain
two congressman, Denny in the fourth
and Seth in the first
| NEW JERSEY.
| NEWARK, midnight-Chairman Muir
ply, of the republican state commit
tee, says the joint ballot in the legisla
ture will be fifty republicans to 81
democrats. There are IA republican
senators, Z democrats; SO republican
assemblymen and "a democrats.
| PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-The New Jer
sey democratic county committee con
cede the election of the entire repub
lican ticket.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, 2:3O q. m.-Returns re
ceived up to this hour indicate that the
complexion of the next assembly o.
New York will be, republicans, "a
democrats, 81; doubtful, 5.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 1 a. m.-The
state senate will probably be q repub-
licans and % democrats. The last sen
ate was 35 republicans, IA democrats
and independent.
NEW YORK, IL 80 p. m, Nov. S.-The
following congressman have been cleo
ted in New York state: First dist.
Belford (rep); second, Fitzgerald (dem)
third, Prendergast (rep); fourth, Clay
ton (dem); fifth, Bennett trep); sixth
May (dem); seventh, Muller (dem)
eighth, Riardon (dem); ninth
Bradley (dem): tenth, Cumming
(dem); eleventh, Sulzer (dem)
twelfth, Mcclellan (dem); 18th
Levy, (dem); 14th, Chanler, (dem) 10th
Phillip E. Low, (rep); 10th, Underbil
l(dem); 17th, Tompkins, (rep), 18th
Ketchum. (rep); 10Th, Livingstone
(dem); Goth, Glynn, (dem); 2lst, Stew
art, (rep): 22d. Littauer, (rep); %
Emerson, (rep); oath, Chickering, (rep]
25th, Sherman, (rep); Goth, Ray, (rep)
9th. Driscoll, (rep); 2Sth, Payne, rep
| 10th, Cullett, (rep); 30th, Wadsworth