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RoosRVEITs VICTORY.
wnI Have 1V.Ss5 Plurnilty : New York
Legislature saFoly Republican,

WIN Have I9.Ss3 Plurality = New York
Legislature shEsly Republican.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Practlcally o.
complete returns on the vote for gover-
nor In the eutire state give Roosevelt.
Rep, plurality of 1858. The Demo-
cratic plurality In Greater New York
was s2,2os. The falling of in RooSe-
vets plurality as compared with
Blacks in 1885, IS due to decrease in
the Republican vote up the state Of 6l,-
900 and in Greater New York Of $1,000.
Against this Van Wyck gained 10000
above the Harlenl, and 5000 below st as
compared with Porter two years ago.
The result on congressman In this
state seems to have surprised even the
Democrats themselves. Nineteen Of
their candidates were elected, the Repub-
licans getting but fifteen. In t1e pres
ent house the New York delegation
stands twentY-seven Republicans to six
Democrats. In Greater New York all
the Democratic candidates were elected.
After the gubernatorll contest as
much interest was taken in the state
legislature as IN anything else. The
state senate will be Republican by -FOUR
and the assembly by twenty.
Political interest from now on Will
center about the senatorship and al-
ready discussion as to the probable as
pirants has begun. So far there Is no
announced candidate and the Republl-
can organization has not declared itself.
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posTrAsTER eHTHRAI slfITH
on the Result OF the Elections Through.
onttha fSountrv

Vm NnN DllulE OF the AsteptAomu G9F9aSus
out the Country.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. o.-Post-
master General Charles Emory Smith
In an Interview with the Associated
Press tonight, summed up the election
results from the administration view
point briefly, as follows:
'The general trend Of the election
was decidedly favorable to the Repub-
llcans, The Democratic gains In some
localities zeem to be due to the fact
that two years ago abnormal conditions
prevailed and the Republicans carried
an unusual number OF Democratic dis
trlcts. some Of which now return to
normal conditions. The first striking
feature of the result is that It IS the
frat departure for many gears from the
rule that a house Of representatives
chosen midway in an administration Is
against the administration. The civil
war of course presented an exceptional
condition. but before, as well as after
the war II was so invariably the rule as
to become settled maxim that the
pendulum midway in an administration
swings the other way. All OF the dlsap-
polntments, all OF the incomplete re-
suits found expression in reaction.
The weakness of an administration Is
developed without the strength OF It's
fully developed policy. There has been
since Grants hrst term no exception to
the rule of a decided opposition con-
gress during the second half of an adj
ministration until now, and the break
ing OF the rule in this case Is demon-
stration Of the exceptional strength Of
this administration with the country.
The popular faith In the President has
overrun every other tendency
'"The second striking feature Is the
dissolving view of pOpuism In the west
and the tendency OF the sound money
Democrats In the east to return to the
party fold. The sound money Demo-
Gratis appear to have thought that the
President could be trusted through his
term to defeat any dangerous legislation
and to have avalled themselves OF their
feeling Of security to resume their old
party ties.
''As to the questions growing out Of
the war and the acquisition Of new ter
ritory the elections indicate to my mind
that the people are willing to leave these
matters to the Judgment Of the Presl-
dent and will follow his lead"
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Complete, though unofacial returns
from every county OF the First con-
gressional district give Captain Dove
ner, the Republican candidate, an even
1900 majority over his Democratic op-
ponent, "Jack" Blair. Of Doddridge
county. Yesterday morning the Intelli-
gences conservatively claimed the elec-
tion of the captain by 1900 majority.
while the Register affected to believe
the district was in doubt This morning
the majority is increased 700, and the
inquiry Is natural. 'In what school Of
mathematics does the Register train?"
In the following table, the majority
for every county is complete, though
unoficlal, and when the votes are can-
vassed the majority of 1900 for Dovener
will not be materially changed for good
or had.
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Good WORK in Wnahin Etou.

SEATTLE, wash, Nov. o.-Returns
from the state Of Washington are yet
incomplete, but enough are at hand to
make It certain uhat the Republicans
have overcome the fusion majority OF
1000 two years ago, elected both con-
gressmen and two supreme court jus
tlces by a majority Of at least 5000
Later returns will, It is thought, In
crease rather than decrease this esh-
mate The legislature, which will elect
a United States senator, will be Repub-
lican on Joint ballot by at least forty
out Of a membership Of liz. This esti-
mate gives the F'llslonists all the doubt
full districts. They retain control OF the
eonOtn
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..soolII..9 .Terry,1 Dofent,d.

TOPEKA, Kas, Nov. s.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the plurality of
Stanley, Rep, candidate for governor,
will probably reach 1900, Taylor RID
die, the PopuHst state chairman, prac-
tically comedies the defeat of Vincent
for Congress in the Fifth, and Of Jerry
Simpson, in the Seventh.
The Republicans elect two senators,
which gives II members in that body.
They also elect 81 representatives out Of
1876. This gives them majority Of So
on toant ballot in the legislature and in-
sures the election Of a Republican state
DrinteF.
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KAHAWHA REPUBLICAN,
Bat BY Reduced MajOrInsS I Edwards
prnI,nhlu Ilnntnn.

Bat BY Reduced MnJOrItieS : Edwards
Probably Beaten.
speciai Dispatch to tho Inteiiigsncer.
CHARLESTON, W. va, Nov. 9.-Ka-
nawha county is still Republican. Her
majority for the different candidates
will run from 100 to 500. j, H. Hunt,
Republican, for the legislature viii
have about i5o majority. It IS asserted
tonight that his seat will be contested,
especially II the legislature Is Demo-
cratic. Shirley Republican, for the
senate, is defeated.
All the returns from Kanawha are not
in, but Democrats concede the election
Of the Republican as above noted.
Edwards, for Congress, mas a poor
show. He may pull through, as he
claims he will, by q majority Of 200 or
800, but there has got to be a big Demo-
cratic slump somewhere to do 1t. The
returns tonight point to the election Of
Judge David 2. Johnston by about 500
Ynnf0P{fu
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o,,,rvork,r, Wnro. Adjusted,

SYRACUSE, n. Y.,Nov. 9.-An agree
ment was reached at, a conference In
this city to-day, between the wage
committees representing the window
glass cutters league of North America
and the window glass manufacturers
FOR the northern district, A wage scale
was adopted, giving the iaborers an ad-
vance Of between three and four per
cent, This compact in connection with
an agreement reached with the pather-
ers and blowers on August II, 1893. ad-
justs nll wage difficulties between the
manufacturers and the laborers and
the factories throughout the district
will shortly be started
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Chairman w. N. v. OaWAOns VI t"S
Republican state committee, claims the
lection Of all four Republican candi-
ates for Congress and the election OF
even out OF thirteen state senators and
erty out Of seventy-oue candidates for
house of delegates. This claim borne
ut, with the nine Republican majority
on hoid-over senators, would give the
Republicans majority on Joint ballot
q nineteen, insurlng the election OF
Republlcen United states senator to
succeed Mr. Faulkner.
The Intelllgencer talked with Chair
man Dawson late last night over the
long-dlstance telephone, and the above
is the substance Of his claims. OF the
Ec.sst and Fourth congressional dis
.ricts, OF course, there was no room for
doubt. Dovener's majority In the First
being upward OF 1900 and Freer's In
The Fourth over 1000. In the Third Mr..
pawson claims the election Of the Re-
publican candidate. William Seymour
Edwards, by 200 majority over john
ston. In the Second he estimates Day
toms majority at sS7. Pendleton coun-
ty. one OF the Democratic strongholds
in the Second, comes up with Demo-
cratic loss of 124, Just in time to make
the outlook bright for Mr. Dayton.
Chairman Dawson claims the election
OF the following state senators, seven
Republicans and six Democrats:
FIrst-N. e. Whitaker, tR.)
second-Jesse sturms, (Rl
Third-AnthonV Smith. (R.)
Fourth-R. F. Kidd, (D)
F1fth-Harry woodward, (R.)
SIXTH. H. Marcum, CD
seventh-John D. Hewitt, (R,)
Eighth-c, W. osenton, (Dl
Ninth Waiter L. Ashby, CD
Tenth-s. L. Baker, (R)
E1eventh-Dr. T. F. Lanham, (R)
Twelfth-J. j. Cornwell, CD)
Thlrteenth-R. c. Burkhart, CD
Chairman Dawsons estimate for
house of delegates gives the Republi-
cans 10. and the Democrats 81, as fol-
lows:
Republlcan-Barbour, 1; Rrooke-Han-
cock, /; Calhoun, 1; Doddrldge, /; Fay
ette, 2; Grant-Hardy, /; Harrison. i;
Jackson, 2; Kanawha, 4; Lewis-web-
ster, .; Marshall, 2; Mason, 2; Monon-
gala, /; Monroe, /; McDowell-WVom-
ing, /; Ohio, 4; Preston, 2; Putnam, 1;
Raleigh, /; Randolph h-Tucker, 1; Roane,
1; Richie, /; Taylor. /; Tyler, /; Up
shur, i; Wood, .. Total, 40.
Democrats-Berkeley, i; Boone, i;
Braxton- Clay, /, and doubtful; cabell,
2: GIlmer, 1; GreenbrIer. 2; Hampshire,
/; Harrison, /; Jefferson, /; Lincoln,
1; Logau-Mipgo. l CdoubtfuD; Marion,
2; Mercer, /; Mineral. /; Morgan-Berk-
eley-Jenerson, 2; Nicholas, l; Pendle-
ton, 1; Pleasants. 1; Pocahontas,1; Ram
dolph-Tucker, /: Summers, l. Wayne,
2; wetzel, /; Wetzel-Tyler, l. Writ, L.
Total, 81.
Chairman ohley, OF the Democratic
state committee, telegraphs the IntelH-
Eencer that he claims the election of
Johnston to Congress by 800 majority.
He also claims that the Democrats have
elected majority Of the house of dele
gates and eight senators. and will have
majority on joint ballot.
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SIX ooNGREssMRN,L LOST
Tu uPennuyIvania-Ths DlstrlStS where III
Chnngsa Took Pinos.

Ia PennSylvanin-Ths DlstrlctS Where the
ChNnrss Took Pinoo.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-The dele
CATION from Pennsylvania in the next
Congress will comprise n Republicans
and Q Democrats, Democratic gain of
G. The present delegation is composed
Of "a Republicans and Democrats. The
districts gained by, the Democrats are
the Eighth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Seven
teenth, Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth. -,
lLtI'fie successful Democrats ~ tnese dis
tricts are respectively: Laird H. Barber,
Stanley w. Davenport, James w, Ryan.
Rufus K. Polk, Joseph @. slbley and
James X. P. Hall. In each OF these dis
tricts except the Seventeenth, the pres
ent Republican representative was a
candidate for reelection. They are In
the order named: William s. Kirkpat-
rick. Morgan B. Williams, Charles N.
Rrumn, Charles W. Stone and William
G, Arnold. The Seventeenth district ID
now represented by Monroe II. Kulp.
The defeated Republican candidate in
this district is William II. Woodln. :
William McAleer, who was reelected
from the Third districts a sound money
Democrat and the Republicans made no
nomination against him.
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DAYTON SURE.

omcIal Returns Increase His Majority 10
sg7--GraFtan Republicans Celebrate
Their Victory Last Night.
special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgoncer.
GRAFTON, w. va, Nov. s.--omolal
returns from Hampshire, Hardy and
Pendleton Increase payton's reported
majority to s31 Chairman Teeter is nb-
soluteIy certain that Dayton's majority
when the official count is completed
win not be less than 800.
These figures are to be depended on.
The Republicans here have been cele-
bratlng their victory tonight parading
the streets, shouting and singing.
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Marshall county came up unexpected-
ly high with sl9 instead OF the 700 claim-
ed yesterday morning. Tyler county
also went up over 100 over the Arst es-
innate. Harrison wasn't 80 bad as she
was painted; instead OF giving Blair 100
majority, she went 1e5 Tor Dovener. OF
the three Democratic counties, all Of
them gave ma3orities smaller than were
conceded yesterday morning. Braxton
was cut from 400 to $40; wetzel from 800
to 624, and Gilmer from 400 to 2s2. These
Republican gains in Democratic stronge
holds came quite Unexpectedly, but
Chairman Post has an explanation, as
will be seen in the interview with hlul
printed In another column.
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Special Dispatch to the InteilIgenoer.

Special Dlspatch 70 tho InteIIgencer.
FAIRNoNT, W. Va. Nov. s.-The en-
tire Democratic ticket was elected in
this county yesterday with the follow
ing ma3orities: Colonel John r. Nc
Graw for Congress. Sc: Owen s. MoKin-
ney and R, B. Ash. for house OF dele
gates. DR.. S. A. Stone, state senate, 1877,
and Festus Downs, county commission
er, 254. AS far as known no disturb
ances Of any kind took place at the
several voting places. although the ex-
cItement was high In many places.
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OmelaI Yote I'D issrlEelsy.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgsneor.
MARTINsBuRG, w. Va, Nov. g.
The official vote of Berkeley county
gives Mceraw, Democrat, for Congress,
200 majority over Dayton; R. C. Burk-
hart, Democrat. for state senator, 1888
over Romanus Hunter, Republican; dis
trict delegate, Morrow, Democrat, 1877
over Singleton, Republican; Hnrmtson,
Democrat, 14S over DuclSwall. For leg
islature Cusha, Democrat, 63 over Pit
Her. ReDfbiicafi.
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Auotber S.nn1oT geoured.

INDIANAPoLIs. Ind, Nov. s.-The
legislature of Indiana win be Repubi-
can and the estimate based upon the la
test returns show that 10 the senate the
Republicans will have twenty-eight
ana the Democrats twenty-five: in the
lower house the Republicans will have
flftv-skx and the Democrats forty-four.
This will give the Republicans a ma
jority Of eighteen on Joint ballot and
means the election Of q Republican to
the United states senate to succeed Mr.
Turple.
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CABELL COUNTY
GoeS eSDemOeratIo-NonI Carries the County
by II3 Majority.


by It3 Majority.
Special Dispatch to the InteillGeneer.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Nov. s.-ohi-
clal returns from Huntington and Ca
bell county are all in except one. The
entire Democratic ticket, excepting
Rowsey, for superintendent Of schools,
is elected. The majorities range from 0
to leS. Neal carries the county by 1l3.
j. II. Marcum, Democrat, defeats Coll
Inns. Republican, for the state senate,
in the sixth district, by about 400. This
district went COO Democratic two years
ago.
Judge Freer's majority may reach $50
over Neal. Democrat, for Congress, in
the Fourth district.
Wayne county elects the entire Demo-
cratic ticket by mnjoritles ranging from
400 to 600.
Putnam county is Republican by
about 25
Lincoln county ls Democratic by
slightly reduced majorities.
Writ county gave Neal majority OF
GO. Calhoun 226 and Peasants 60.
Freer carried Roane BY about 10 votes,
being considerable Of n Democratic loss.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. s.-The
complete vote for the state with the ex-
ceptlon OF Armstrong, Erie, Washington
and Wayne counties, give Stone 4557s2
votes; jerks 1888, ,7SS; Swallow 12I,4S7, a
plurality for Stone Of l22,OS9. which will
be increased to above l25,OOO by the
complete returns. The total vote IN the
state will approximate $4,000,
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ELECTIONS DISCUSSED
A. the Cabinet STsstinE-An Exchange o
congratulations.


congratulations.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 9-The
elections formed the theme that almost
exclusively occupied the attention Of
the cabinet ut special meeting held
to-day. The session was called to take
the place of the regular Tuesday meet
ing. which had been deferred, owing to
the absence Of the President and several
OF his official household. The meeting
was in the nature OF an exchange OF
congratulations on the general results,
and the dispatches Of the Associated
Press sent over the special white house
wires were quickly communicated to
the cabinet room, and discussed by the
members.
Every one Of the cabinet present took
part In the discussion. and individual
explanations and comments on the
votes in their respective sections Of tho
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yor,b C,-oIIno,, JyhIto FlrctIon.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 9.-Later re-
turns Indicate that the Democrats have
elected all nine of their congressman, all
twelve solicitors, forty-four out Of flfty
state senators, elghtB-nine out OF 100
representatives and the state judicial
ticket by 10000. In the Eighth district
II looks like Llnney, (Rep.), is defeated
by Lowell, (Dem). and in the Second II
seems that Fountain, Und. POp.), has
defeated White. the negro CONGRESSMAN.
Later returns may change this result,
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Ono Conrronlman b ION.

ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. "a special 10
the Post-Dlspatch from DallaS, Texas,
says: State Chairman Bell, of the DEM
ocratlc executive committee, at 2:SO p.
m comedies the election of Hawley,
(Rep.), In the Tenth (Galveston) dis
trict, by a substantial plurality. All
the other twelve districts he says, are
absolutely safe for the Democrats.
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In Harrison County.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
cLARKsBuRG, W. Va, Nov, s.-Tha
Republicans of Harrison county eleat
tlair enare ticket with the exception Of
Lowndes, for legislature, who was de-
feated by Davis, Democrat, by 5TS vote.
q. W. ". Yatt, Republican candidato
for legislature, defeated ]. Q. JohnSon
by IN. The county gives Dovenef 1o5
majority over Blair, and for state senA~
tor, Anthony Smith received 266 moro
votes than Greer. Captain Quinn Min
ter defea4ed Thomas ]. West the DEM
ocratic candidate for county coDluiO-
efoneF. go votes,
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. "a
list OF congressmen-elect compiled from
returns of the Associated Press up to
midnight, shows that the Republicans
have elected $50 members, while thC
Democrats, Silver Republicans, Fusion
lists and all others have elected l6i
members. There are twelve doubtful
districts yet to be heard from.
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SIOUX FALLS, s, D., Nov. s.--chair-
man Kidd, of Popullst state committee,
this afternoon claimed the election Of
Lee, Fusion, for governor bV Loo,
Chairman Herrled, OF the Republican
state committee, says Phillips, (Rep),
is elected by at least 1880. Burke and
Gamble, Republicans. are surely elected
TO Congress. The Republican state tick
ct. except governor Is elected. Both
sides persIstently claim the governor
nh
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rHlcr conntY Complete.

sIsTERsvILLE, w. Va, Nov. s.-
The vote OF the county has all been
counted, and the following viii be found
the total vote cast for the congressional,
senatorial and legislative candidates.;
Dovener, 1,7S7: Blair, 1,521; Smith, 16Il;
Grier, 1.1Ss; Hughes, 1,709; Hill, 1879;
Burgess, 1850; Ryan, 1883. The Demo-
cr,ats win have the county Commissioners
by better than 200 majority. And they
will also get the Tyler Wetzel district
delegate by good majority. Dovener0
majority Is 259, Smiths I62, Burgess SSS,
Hughes I2s. Riggs (Den.) 2Ol
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FARGO, N. D., Nov. days fg-
ures from the largest counties, al
though far from complete, make Repub-
llcan majority certain on entire state
ticket from 1900 to 1900. 1t is estlma-
ted the Republicans have a majority in
the legislature on joint ballot Of 80.
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EVERYTHING SAFE.
chairman Dawson Claims the
-Four Republican Congressman.
IHREE, An LEAST. Ere SURE.
,glslature Republican with 10
Majority on Joint Ballot
HICH INSURES THE ELECTION

Rspabiisau Uultsd stats. senator
10 susosod senator gaulIlnsr-Tho Only
DoIbtfal IsSus Is the Election Of Ed-
wards 70 ConEr.,. In me Third DlSsrls.'
AllhoaSh Both the Republican state
.cAalrman and the Candidate Claim a
nastorl,y Of 900 over JOhnItOn-eraf.
ton Republicans Joilify Over Ds1tOn's
Ei.stIon Last Night.
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Special Dispatch to the Intehigencer.
NEW 1fART1NsvILLB, ", Va. NOB
s.-The following IS the complete VObsof
wetzel county: Blair. Democrat, for
Congress, GA majority; s. A. Stone
Democrat, stase senate. bs7 majority;
Rine, Democrat, for delegate district Of
Tyler-Wetzel 4sI majority; Stephnns,
Democrat, house OF delegates, lSl ma
iorfty; Fair, Democrat, for county com+
missioner, IS majority, and PaEson4
Democrat, for school superintendent, 10
n1atoritY
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Minnesota, making a solid Republican
delegation from Minnesota. Returns
from all but Eve Of the twenty counties
In the district give Morris a plurality Of
1.1l6 Tie remaining counties will In
crease rather than decrease this. Two
years ago ToWne carried the missing
counties BY only IS,
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GREAT REsULTs IN OHIO.
Kinnsy'S Plurality for secretary OF State
Will Exceed 60, 600.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. s.-From a
careful survey oalcIal and unofficial
OF all tho returns from all the
counties in the state except four, Ash
land, Butler. Clermont and TuscarawaS,
the plurality for Kinney. (Rep.), secre-
tary of state, is 6S,41O. The four coun-
ties named give Chapman. [Dem.), in
1897, plurality OF 1850. Deducting
this would leave Kinney $3.50 It Is
known that the Chapman plurality will
not be equalled 90 that the total plural
ity for Kinney will exceed 10000.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 9,-The Ia
test returns from the Ninth congress
slonal district indicate that Mordccal
williams, CDem.), OF Catettsbarg, has
defeated the Incumbent, Samuel Pugh,
(Rep.). OF Vnucoburg, br n majority OF
about 1S0 This gives the Democrats
ton OF the eleven congressman from
Kentucky. a gain OF three congressman
for the Democrats In the state.
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Special Dispatch to tho lntelllgsneer.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Nov. o.
Up to p. m. to-day the results In Ma
son county are. for Congress; Freer,
2.4i2; Neal, 2.li1. For state senate:
Waodyard. Republican. 2,4aS; Phelps,
Democrat 2.l7S. House OF delegates:
nm, Republican, 2,45g; Redmond, Re-
publican, 2,l5S; Edwards. Democrat,
s,176; Bryan, Democrat, Elsa
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MORGAN COUNTY.

pnyton,s Majority 4go-CaUSsS Assigned
for Domoeratio GhinS'
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgcneer
BERES ELEY SPRINGS, w. Va. Nov
0.-oniclal returns from every district
IN Morgan county give a. 9. Dayton for
Congress a majority Of 425, he having re-