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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-09
MICHIGAN.
Republicans Elect Pingree and Leg.
islative Majority.


islative Majority.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. S.-Governor Pin
gree held his own tolerably well in to-
days elections. At 10 o'clock tonight
the Republican state committee claim
ed his election by from $4,000 to $4,000
majority. The Democratic state com
mittee do not vet concede defeat. The
governor ran several hundred ahead of
his ticket in Detroit, and ran up Il plu-
rality of 2,0G0 in Grand Rapids. In Sag
NAV he doubled on his plurality of
1896. In Jackson, Lansing, Bay City
and other smaller cities he was cut con-
s!derab'v. but the country districts sur
round ent quite strongly for him.
The J. of the Republican state
ticket - elected.
The upper peninsula gave its usual
Republican majority, but there was a
great amount Of splitting on governor
in the lower peninsula. The vote on
congressman is close in half of the i
districts, the others returning ReDub-
licans with certainty.
The legislature viii have a Repub-
lican majority, but whether Pingree or
anti on the equal taxation issue is as
yet undetermined.
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COLORADO.
Sweeping Victory Indicated For
Triple Fusion.

Triple Fusion.
Denver, Colo, Nov. Sat midnight
but meager returns have been received,
but they are sufficient to show that the
triple fusion of Democrats, PoDulists
and Silver Republicans has won a
sweeping victory. They claim $4,000
plurality in the state for Thomas for
governor. In 1896 Bryan's majority was
1876. They claim $4,000 plurality in this
city Shafroth. silver Republican, in
the First congressional district. and
Bell, Democrat. in the Second. are re-
elected. The legislature will be strongly
anti-Republican, though it is impos-
sibie to give any estimate on it to-
night.
Returns from 20 towns outside of
Denver give Thomas, fusion, 1924 and
Wolcott, Republican, 1885,
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NEW JERSEY.
Voorhees,, Rep, Elected Governor by
$4,000 Plurality.

Trenton, N. J., Nov. S.-New Jersey
has been carried by the Republicans,
and Foster NJ. Voorhees,, the Repub-
lican candidate. is elected governor by
about 1900 plurality. Essex county,
which was conceded as the fighting
ground Of both parties, has gone Re
publican by about 5000, and both
houses of the legislature will be Re
publican. This will insure the election
of a Republican to succeed James
Smith, jr., Democrat, in the United
States senate. Ex-Congressman John
Keane is conceded to be the choice of
the Republicans as Senator Smiths
successor. The Democrats have elect
ed two of the eight congTessmen-Sal-
mon in the Fourth and DAILY in the
Seventh. The senate viii stand II Re
publicans to Democrats. The assem-
bly, will probably stand 40 Republicans
and 20 Democrats. This is allowing to
the Republicans the two from Middle
sex county, which is very close.
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CONNECTICUT.
Republicans Viii Have Majority of
so In General Assembly.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. S.-The re-
suit of the election in this state today
was a victory for the Republican
ticket Complete returns from all 65
towns of the 16S in the state give
Lounsbury (Republican), 1867: Mer-
gan CDemocratl, 5S.406. The same
towns in 1886 gave Cooke (Republican).
100. $3.50: Sergeant (Democrat). 81 396
The majorities of candidates on the
z;:.ts ticket will average fully $1,000.
T1s Republican candidates appear to
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the candidates has been given, so that
the fact that much fuller returns viii.
be needed to decide between the gu
bernatorial candidates is looked on as
a presumptive evidence that the rest
of the Republican ticket is probably
elected. The Legislature, which will
elect a successor to Senator Davis, is
concededly Republican
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Democrats Made Surprising Gains In
Nearly Every District.

:
Boston, Nov S.-While Governor
Wolcott was reelected in Massachu-
sets by an increased plurality over
last year, the Democrats made surpris-
ing gains in nearly every congressional
district. and not only succeeded in in
acreasing its representation from one to
three. but defeated Joseph h. Walker
of Worcester, supposed to have been
one C the strongest candidates in the
whole state. The election of John r.
Thayer. in Walkers district, the Third,
was as much a surprise to the Demo-
Gratis as 70 the Republicans, and was
the sensation of the whole campaign.
Returns from 346 out Of 352 cities and
towns give Bruce (Democrat), l04,060;
Wolcort (Republican), 1S2,621.
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counties, show an increase of 1900 in
McMillin's majority over the Demo-
cratic majority of 1896, and indications
point to a majority for McMillin for
governor exceeding $4,000 The vote
has been exceedingly light The DEM
ocrats gain about 20 members OF the
legislature.
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FRED TOWNSEND,

A statement from the Republican
state central committee reads: THE
Republicans have carried the state by
more than 50,O00 We have elected
every Republican congressman by large
majorities. Lacey, Republican, in the
Sixth, has 800 to 1000 majority.
&C. T. HANCOCK, Chairman"
The good night" returns on the
state ticket show q Republican major
ity Of 10000. The total number of pre-
cincts reported is 429 out of 1,12O. The
net loss is $50, or a loss of two votes to
the precinct showing a total Repub-
lican falling off of only 5000
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WASHINGTON.
State Officers and Probably Legisla-
ture Republican.

ture Republican.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. S.-Returns up
to midnight are very meagre, but they
show large Republican gains. Chair
man Schfvely of the Republican state
central committee said: I have not
the least doubt that we have carried
the state. The returns at hand are
not full enough to make any estimate
on pluralities."
Secretary Maloney of the Fusion
committee said: I'VE have received but
few returns, but they are favorable.
see no reason to change our previous
estimates
The Post-Intelligencer claims that
the Republican state ticket is elected
by at least 2,0o0 majority, and that the
legislature viii be Republican on joint
ballot, assuring the election of a Re
publican United States senator.
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Reduction.

"How women change" said the man
who has been married a year, accord
ing to the Indianapolis Journal. My
wife used to write to me and send me
a bushel of kisses in her letters"
I'm" said the man who has been
married quarter of century
but now, when 1 leave for the office.
she just gives me a peck. And a short
one at that
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MONTANA.

Campbell, Mem, Elected to Congress
by Safe Plurality.
Helena, Mont, Nov. Slate returns
make sure the election of A. ]. Camp
bell Democrat to congress by a plu-
rality of several thousand The state
legislature viii be Democratic and
elect successor to Mantle Silver Re
publican).
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A Fatal Knockout.

London, Nov. Sat the National
Sporting club last evening, Nat Smith
knocked out Tom Turner with blow
over the heart, in the thirteenth round
of a boxing match. Turner remained
unconscious and died this afternoon.
Smith and his seconds have been ar
rested.
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DELAWARE.
Republicans Elect State, Congress
sional and Legislative Tickets.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9.-Partial re-
turns received from the state UP to
a. m. indicate that the Republicans
have elected their state. congressional
and legislative tickets. This estimate,
if verified by the full returns, indicates
the election of a Republican successor
to United States Senator Gray and
gain of one congressman.
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KENTUCKY.
Democrats Gain Perhaps Three
Congressman.

OSA~5 : ~7S4-AS-A.
Louisville, KY, Nov. S.-The Demo-
Gratis of Kentucky today carried nine
and possibly ten out of the II con-
gressional districts in the state, a gain
Of two or perhaps three over their
delegation. The Republicans carried
only one district, the Eleventh. solidly.
but this was always conceded by their
opponents, as it has been Republican
stronghold for years. In the Ninth
district the race between Pugh. Re
publican, and Williams. Democrat. is
very close, both sides claiming it The
Republicans in the Fifth Gouisville)
district talk Of contesting the election
of Turner, Democrat The vote
throughout TIE state was the highest
known in wears.
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How It YVES Done.

Chicago Post: so you're engaged?"
said the dearest friend. I'D have e.ven
worlds to have seen him propose to You.
He's so romantic 1t must have made a
pretty scene. How did he do it?''
by telephone"
And her dearest friend could only gasp
and say, ooh"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-09
LOUISIANA.
Democrats Made Clean Sweep In
the State.

New Orleans. La, Nov. S.-The Dem
ocrats in Louisiana made clean
sweep today, electing six congressman,
three railroad commissioners and three
judges in the parish Of Orleans Con-
gressmen elected: First district.
Adolph Meyer; Second. Robert c.
Davey; Third, Robert T. Broussard;
Fourth, Phanor Breazele: Fifth,
Samuel T. Baird; Sixth, Samuel NJ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-09
Iacking IN Gallantrv.

Chicago Post: She says she has known
you ali her life.
"Oh. no. replied the brutal man. all
Of my life possibly, out not all of hers.
That would be impossible
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washington Star: "A conflict at arms
said the person with Utopian ideas. lis
always unnecessary and deDlorable.
well" answered MISS Cayenne5
thoughtfully this one wasn't without ito
benefits 1t enables q great many ladiek
to speak of before the war without ernA
harras sment'
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MINNESOTA.
State Being Placed In Democratic
Column.

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. s.-The result
in Minnesota is very much in doubt,
but at midnight the state is being
placed in the Democratic column, at
least, so far as the governor is con-
cerned. Eustis, the Republican candi
date. ran behind his ticket in most of
those precincts where the vote on all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-09
ALABAMA.
solidly Democratic-Not Vote
Against Wheeler.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. S.--A solid
Democratic congressional delegation
was elected from Alabama. General
Joseph Wheeler was unanimously re-
elected in the Eighth, not vote being
cast against him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-09

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81. A. Tawney CR) Milo White Cd
81. T. McCleary (R) d. II. Evans (P)
u. P. Heatwole (2) C. ]. Kinds (Dl
al. Fletcher CR) T. ]. Cation (P)
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az. NJ. Eddy (R) p. H. Ringdal (P)
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Their Never-ending Warfare.

Puck: Friend-Dii you see this article?
The Prohibitionists are on the warpath
again.
Druggist-What's the trouble?
Friend-They complain that the drug
stores in this town are being run wide
open.
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TO Cure a Cold In One Day

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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came from Dayton to see him. She had
a letter to which she desired to call his
attention. The president Endorsed 1t.
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KANSAS.

Conflicting Claims In Absence of Fig
ures.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. Sat midnight
Chairman Albaugh Of the Republican
state committee claims the state for
Stanley, Republican for governor, by
5000 and Chairman Hiddle of the
fusion committee claims the state for
Leedy, fusion, by 1,090.
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&c. P. Lawrence CR)*w. C. Lowering CR)
Sc. II: GilIett R) w. s. Greene 6)
sG. w. Weymouth ]. ]. Flynn CD
E. w. Roberts (I) f. II. krebs (R)
(R0 II. +. Naphen Cd
*W. H. Moody Q2) sW. S. Knox QS)
IS. w. Mccall (R) 81. e. Fitzgerald Cd
&c. f. Sprague CR) IS. ]. Barrows CR)
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NEVADA.
Newlands Probably Elected to Con-
oress. Mcmillan Rem Governor.

gress, Mcmillan, Rep, Governor.
Reno, New, Nov. S.-Indications point
to the election of Mcmillan, Republi-
can, governor; Newlands, Silver, con-
gress; Flanagan, Republican, senate,
and at least two out of the four assem-
blymen from this district.
Reno, New, Nov. 8, 1890 a. m.-About
one-third of the vote is counted here.
Everything points to McMillan's (Rep.)
election as well as the Republican le-
gislatiVe ticket
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MISSISSIPPI.
MISSOURI.

81. NJ. Allen CD 81. S. williams CD
Thomas Spight CD F. a. McLain (D.l
ar. c. Catchings (D)*P- Henry Cd
"a. F. Fox CD
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The oldest Tea prepared in Japan
is the M & M. brand. Hewlett Bros.
Co., sole agents for Utah and Idaho.
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IOWA.
Republicans Conceded State
$4,000 Plurality.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. S.-The Demo-
cratic state central committee has
given out the following statement:
We concede the state to the Repub-
licans by $4,000. We have elected Wea-
YER in the Sixth district by 1000 to
1,200. There are insufficient returns in
from the other districts on which to
base a statement.
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CONNECTICUT.
Republicans Elect Four congressman
Without Change.

WITHOUT Onange.
New York, Nov. S.-Returns from
Connecticut leave the Connecticut
delegation unchanged. Following is
tEe Connecticut list complete: First
district, e Stevens Henry, Republican;
Second, n. D. Sperry, Republican,;
Third, Charles A. Russell, Republican;
Fourth, T. j. HILL Republican.
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MAINE

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MICHIGAN.

81. B. Corliss CR), *R. P. Bishop CR)
II. c. Smith CR) SR. o. Crump (R)
az. LaRue Hamil- sW s. Mesick (I1)
ton (R) sc. d. Sheldon (Rl
"W. A. Smith (R) w. Gardner (Rl
IS. w. Smith (R9 j. w. Fordney tR
i. A. Weeks (R(
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TENNESSEE.

Democrats Gain Twenty Members In
the Legislature.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 81 a. M
Returns. partial and complete from 40
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MARYLAND.

1T. B. Reed CR) sc. C. Burleigh CR)
an. Dingley CR) &C. A. Boutelle (s)
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ARKANSAS.

up. D. Mccullough tW. L. Terry CD
CD III. A. Dinsmore CD
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ST O. McRae cd
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OREGON.
j.. Moody CR) "T. H. Tongue Or
PENNSYLVANIA.

&C. A. Grow R) *M. E. .OImsted .C2)
IS. A. Davenport (R) c. F. Wright (R)
81. H. Bingham On 81. b. Packer (R)
*R. Adams jr., (R) ST. NJ. Mahon (R)
*W. McAleer (Dj J. r. ThrOpp (R)
u. r. Young CR) S. NJ. Jack CRl
"a. C. Hammer (R) *John Dalzell (R)
Il. p. Wagner (R) W. II. Graham (R)
CR) %E. F. Acheson (R)
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an. Brosius (R) ]. c. Sibley CD
an. B. Williams (R)
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MASSACHUSETTS

*W. B. Baker CRY ]. w. Smith CD
e: c. Wachter CR) ]. w. Denny CD
IS. L. Mudd (R) G. A. Pearre (F)
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NEW YORK.

"Wm. Sulzer D) John K. Stewart CR)
sc. B. Mcclellan (D)J. NJ. z. O'Grady
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81 H. Ketcham (R)
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CALIFORNIA,
COLORADO,
COLORADO.
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COLOftADO.
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CONNECTICUT.
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an. D. Sperry R) "E. j. Hill (R)
DELAWARE.
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GEORGIA.
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MINNESOTA.

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MISSISSIPPI.
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MISSOURI.
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Reduction
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Following is Complete List of Re
turns Received.
ALABAMA.

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G. A Robbins Cd I. Fitzpatrick (R)
Wv. Brewer Cd w. F. Aldrich (R)
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90. w. Underworld. L. Burnett Cd
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R) ar W. Parker (RO
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OHIO.

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