The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09

Cage rets s1Sa. Mcguire 5.775. II this
ratio is maintained, Gage Will carry the
| city by 4.41s :,
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. SO =. NJ
CAGE Republican, has been elected Gov
ernor nv \ plurality Of not less than ooo-
Renublican State Central Committee claim
all seven congressman and also the Legs
Iature; but II is probable that the Demo
Gratis will secure congressman from sec
| ond and Fourth districts
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Sat Fusion
HEADQUARTERS at midnight 1t was conced-
ed that Gage Republican, had won t"e
fght for the GOvernorship.
South Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS, $. D.. November g.
Returns from the State at midnight were
meagre. Republican gains have been uni
form but small. Chairman Herreii' OF
The Republican State COMMITTEE eN-
presses the belief that Philips thepup-
lican). for Governor. is elected Win the
entire State ticket and Burke and Gam
bic for Congress.
Chairman Kidd, Of the Populist STATE
Committee. said at midnight:
I'VE have carried the state by 5000
ano have elected both congressman
This. however. Is little better than
guess. as returns are meagre
Iowa.
DIES MONIES. IA. Nov s.-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee mas gwen
out the following statement:
we concede the state to be Republl-
can by 5000. We have elected Weaver
in the Sixth District by 1000 to l2V.
T..aeo are insufficient reports In from
tho other districts on which TO base
statement.
tsignen FIRED TOWNSEND,
chairman"
A statement from the Republican State
Central Committee says;
1.-THE Republicans have carried the
State by more than 5000. We have elect
ed eyp,y Republican, congressman by
large majorties. Lacey Republicam In
the sixth. has 1900 to 1000 majority
Alabama.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Nov S.-Solid
Democratic congressional delegation
elected from Alabama The only two
districts IN which there were contests
were the Fourth and Seventh now rep
resented by Aldrich Rep) and Howard
POM. the latter noted as the author OF
III Christ Came 10 Congress Rob
bins Dem) defeated Aldrich and Is elect
ed by 5000 majority. Burnett dDem)
carried the Seventh District by 1850 ma
jority.
General Joseph wheeler was unani-
mously reelected I'm the Eighth, not
vote being cast against him.
Texas.
FORT WORTH. TEN. Nov. S.-Sayers
carries the city by about 200 plurality.
Estimated that he will carry the State
by 10000
FORT WORTH. TEN. Nov. s.-Ad-
vices received by Democratic State
Chairman Bell are 10 the effect that the
Republicans claim Hawleys election In
the Tenth District by $500. while the
Democrats contend that Robson is elected
by a small majority
FORT WORTH. TEX, Nov. Sonar
man Ball. Of the Democratic Legislative
Committee, has received advices that
slayden DemocraO IS elected over Moo
nan Republican) in the Twelfth District
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, November S.
The Democrats in LousIana made
clean sweep to-day. eleC1ing six con-
gressmen. three railroad commissioners.
and three judges in the parish OF New
orleans.
Congressmen elected-First District.
Adolph Myers: Second Robert c. Davey;
Third. Robert F.. Broussard: Fourth,
Phanor Breazeale; Fifth. Samuel I.
Baird; Sixth. Samuel NJ. Robertson.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S.-The Demo-
Gratis in Louisiana made clean sweep
to-day. electing six congressman, three
railroad commissioners and three judges
i'm the parish OF Orleans.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON, DEL NOV. 9.-Partial
returns received from the State up to
O'Clock a. m indicate that the Republicans
have elected their State, congressional
and legislative tickets This. estimate, If
verified by the fun returns, indicate
the election Of a Republican successor 10
United states Senator Gray, and gain
OF one Republican congressman.
The adherents Of william Addicks claim
that he will control a majority Of the
Republicans elected 10 the-Leg1slature'
and he will be the next senator from
Delaware.
Georgia.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. s.-The Demo-
Gratis OF Georgia return SOLID Demo-
cratic delegation 10 Congress as toIiows'
First. Rufus L. Lester; Second, James
NJ Griggs; Third. Elilah B' Lewis
Fourth william c. Adamson; Fifth. |
Lee +
/ BARTLETT: Seventh, John W. Maddox;
Eighth. william NJ. Howard; Ninth. |
Parish c. Tate: Tenth. William H. Flem- |
ing: Eleventh, william G. Brantley.
Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, Nov. s-Mississippi con- |
grosslonal results: First District, John |
AZ Allen DemocraO. elected; Second |
District. Thomas Spight CDemocraO. |
elected: Third District. Thomas c. Catch |
ings DemocraD. elected; Fourth Dis |
trict, Andrew Fox Democrat. elected; |
Fifth District, John s. Williams Demo
craD elected: Seventh District. Patrick |
Henry DemocraD, elected
Idaho.
BOISE IDAHO. Nov. s.-The count In /
the State will he very slow. and little Will |
he known before tomorrow. There are |
3Ji precincts In the State
Kansas.
TOPEKA, KANSAS Nov. s-M!dnight.
Chairman AIbaugh Of the Republican