The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-09

, and others III Louisville alleging intimi
dation of voters. The cases will be pre-
scented to the Federal Grand Jury.
REPUBLICANS COUNT NO MORE
Lincoln, Neb, Nov. S.-Complete
county returns coming in tonight do not
materially change the early estimaes CT
the results of yesterday : electionN The
Fusionists carry the State by 12,Cct
perhaps more, on the face of return,
from nearly half the counties They
elect William Neville to Congress over
Moses z. Kinkaid in the Sixth district
but by Il reduced majority and gain
slightly in judicial districts. Cha;,lnaa
Edmiston of the Fusion State Central
committee, insists that HolcGmb is elect
ed Judge of the Supreme court by 15,-
900. The Republican committee gave uT
the fight and quit counting early this
morning.
BARNETT'S PLURALITY 109, ,465
Philadelphia, Nov S.-Complete re.
turns from sixty of the sixty-seven coun-
ties in the State, including Philadelphia
and with carefully revised estimates
from the seven missing counties, show
a plurality of 109, Ago for Barnett, (hep1
for State Treasurer over Greasy
Dem)
The plurality for Brown, Rep.), foI
Supreme Court Judge will exceed that
of Barnett by probably 10000.
DEMOCRATS WON EASILY.
New Orleans, La, Nov. S.-The regu-
lar Democrats won an easier victory
than, expected The registration had
been thoroughly pulged and the negeo
practically eliminated, leaving 33,UG0
votes as against 10000 votes on the roll
two years ago. OF these $4,000 votes
were cast, Paul Capdeyielle, the Demo
cratic candidate for mayor, receiving 4
majority of 600.
SANFORD FOR GOVERNOR.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov S.--Eon. w
]. Sanford has announced himself as q
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Governor.
LARGE VOTE FOR JONES.
Cincinnati, Ohio, November S.-Unoffi-
cial returns have been received by the
Western Union from all counties in
Ohio, with a few scattering precincts
estimated. The footings give Nash Rep.)
for Governor, plurality of 1926.
The reports in most cases give only the
pluralities and hence it mas not been
possible to give the total vote of the
candidates. The Jones vote, however,
has been reported from AZ counties, in
Gliding Cuyahoga, Lucas, Hamilton and
Summit, where the largest vote for him
was cast. 1t shows total in At coun-
ties of S2,7S7.
Nothing has been received by the
Western Union to change its estimate
made early in the day Of a plurality for
Taylor, Republican, for Governor Of Ken
tucky. Adyices from unrep0rted pre-
cincts are coming in slowly, and it may
be day or two before all are received.
MINED IN UTAH
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. Thompson
tRep.) for mayor has majority of 6S6.
The Republicans also elected Recorder
and Auditor and the Democrats the At
torney, Treasurer and Justices of the
Peace. The council stands, 8 Republi-
cans and 6 Democrats. The Democrats
elected mayors in Ogden, Provo, Park
City and Logan.
MISSISSIPPI VOTED SOLID.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. S.-The Demo.
cratic State ticket elected is as follows:
Governor II. II. Longno; Lieutenant
Governor, j. T. Harrison; Secretary of
State, j. L. Power; Auditor, w. @.
Cole; Treasurer, Robert Showers; Attor-
ney General, Monroe McClurg; Revenue
Agent, Writ Adams; Superintendent OF
Education III. l.. Whitfield; State Land
Commission, II. III. Nall; Clerk Supreme
Court, r. w. Brown.
Railroad Commissioner Northern
District, J. G. Kincamon; Southern
District, A. Q. May; Central District,
j. d. McInnis.
The ticket was voted solid and there
will not be a variance of 100 votes be-
tween any of the candidates on the list.
Late results do not change the estimated
majority Of 10000.
The proposed Noel amendment pro
vid;ns for an elective judiciary was de-
feated by a majority of nearly 5000.
The chief opposition to the measure was
based on the belief that its phrasing was
unconstitutional.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 81. j. Gill,
Republican, IS elected over LaV0sler
Spence, Democrat, for Congress in the
Sixteenth Ohio district by 440 votes.
Mr.. Gill will fill the uneXpired term of
the late Lorenzo Danford.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
New York, Nov. Stalking the high
est candidate for county office on each
ticket in all the counties, the Republican
plurality in New Jersey is well above