Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06

publican control, will be elected to the
United States Senate.
Democrats confidently expect to gain
six or more Congressman.
Cincinnati, O.. November 5.-The
campaign closed here tonight, as 1t
did elsewhere in Ohio, with demonStra-
lions. The only national issue agita-
ted here was in sustaining the national
administration with Republican ma
jority in Congress. Neither side dis
cussed the tariff, currency or other
questions. On the last Presidential
vote the Republicans secured fifteen
and the Democrats six congressman in
Ohio,
Indianapolis, Ind, November 5.-The
political campaign practically closed
tonight. The chairmen have issued
statements claiming victories for their
respective parties, a majority of thir-
teen Congressman and majority of
tie Legislature that will elect a United
tates enator in January to succeed the
present incumbent, David Turpie.
Both chairmen are earnest and enthu-
siastic in their claims, and the promi-
nent politicians agree with their
chairmen. The Democrats declare for
free silver and the Chicago platform
in their State platform and in the plat
forms of all the thirteen congressional
districts. The Republicans declared
for the gold standard, and reaffirmed
the St. Louis platform.
Milwaukee, Wis, November 5.-The
chairmen of the Republican and Dem
ocratic State Central Committees claim
to be sure of victory. the former by
from 10000 to $4,000 plurality.
Lincoln, Neb., November Gam
paign managers of both leading parties
claim with confidence the Fusionists
being most outspoken, Chairman CAT
fan saying they will elect the entire
State ticket, both houses of the LegiS-
lature, four of the six Congressman,
sure, and probably the other two.
Dallas, Texas, November 5.-There is
certainty of eleven Democrats in
Congress, out of a total of thirteen.
San Francisco, November 5.-This
year the Democrats, Silver Republi-
cans and Populists have named a
fusion ticket Democratic headquar-
tiers would not risk prediction, while
the Republicans claim Gage, the
Legislature and most of the Congress
men.
Atlanta, Ga, November Georgia
will return a delegation solidly Demo-
cratic.
Chicago, November 5.-The present
Congressional delegation consists of
seventeen Republicans, four Democrats
and one Fusionist. The Republicans
assert that they will gain one or two
seats The Democrats are confident OF
carrying Chicago, and if they do, their
expectation of several new Congress
men may be realized.
Boston, Mass, November 5.-The
situation is uncertain, save in one or
two Congressional districts. The Re-
puhlicans claim Governor Wolcotts
plurality will be increased; that all of
the twelve Republican Congressman
will be returned, and that the LeglSla-
ture will show little change.
Louisville, KY, November o.-Demo-
Gratis are enthusiastic. They claim
that the Kentucky Congressional dele
CATION will have an increased Demo-
cratic majority. The delegation now
stands seven Democrats and four Re-
publicans. The Democrats figure on
gaining three.
Baltimore, Md, November 5.-Demo-
Gratis and Republicans are claiming five
of the six Congressman.
DENVER, Colo, November 5.-Although
lot the contest is really between Thomas,
gubernatorial candidate of the Demo-
craft Peoples-Teler Silver Republican,
National Peoples-Liberty Union party,
and Henry r. Wolcott. leading the Re
publican Silver Republican Western Re-
publican ticket. Both sides claim victo-
ry.
TOPEKA, Kansas, November 5.-T-le
campaign in Kansas has been remarkable
for the earnest work of the leaders and
the apathy of the voters, particularly in
the country districts. All but one of the
eight Congressional districts are claimed
by both the Republicans and Populists
SENATOR FAULKNER,
Hon r Kidd and Hon Geo, I. Neal