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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-05
Full Democratic Ticket.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 4.-The full
Democratic state ticket is elected by a
large majority. The Lilly White Re
publican vote was not as large as ex-
pected.
Montgomery. Ala, Nov. 4.-AIabama
Democrats today returned a solid Dem
ocratic delegation to congress and re-
elected Governor w. d. Jelks by a
majority Of about %, 900 over John A.
Smith (Rep). The negro voters al
most entirely remained away from the
polls, the Republican state convention
having proclaimed a Lilly White
party.
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Democratic Tennessee

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4.-The entire
Democratic state ticket. headed by
James B. Frazier for governor has
been elected by an estimated majority
of $4,000.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 44-Forty-two
counties heard from give James B.
Frazier, Democratic candidate for gov
ernor, a majority Of 1880 votes An
extremely light vote was cast, espe-
cially on the part of the Republicans.
the result being a sweeping victory for
the entire Democratic ticket.
The legislature will be largely Demo-
cratic in both branches. The city of
Nashville went Democratic by a ma
jority of $3.50.
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CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATE.

London, Nov. A civil service es-
innate has been Issued placing the ad-
ditionaI amount required as a grant 10
aid the Trsnsvaal and Orange River
colony during the present fiscal year at
S4O.eeoe0. The SUM of a50O0,000 is 10 be
devoted 10 grants TO burghers: S10.0g3 900
to British sufferers by. the war and SIS
0oe,0oe Is to be used for loans promised by
the terms of surrender TO aid in resettling
the colonies
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KILLED ~ RnRRFRs

Chicago. Nov. 4.-Charles E. BohIens. a
real. estate dealer, was shot and killed
by robbers in a saloon here early TODAY.
Bohlens and. BENJAMIN Maroviglia pro-
prietor of the saloon. were preparing 10
go home when four masked men with
drawn revolvers entered. Two of them
rifled the cash register Bohlens ar
tackled out of the remaining thugs. and
the latter's companion then shot Bob
lens The robbers escaped
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By Reduced MaioritY.

Concord, N. H, Nov 4-One hundred
and seventy-five towns and wards in
New Hampshire give Batcheldor (Rep.)
for governor, 1924; Hollis (Dem.), 20,-
S21; scattering, 1920. The same towns
and wards in 1900 gave Jordan (Rep.),
80, 74S; Potter (Dem.), PLOTS; a net Re
publican loss of 6,766. The same per
centage of vote throughout the state
would result in Republican plurality
of 600
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Solid Democratic Delegation.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. Georgia today
elected a solid delegation of eleven con-
gressmen. So little interest was taken
in the election that the figures in the
eleven districts were not collated to-
night. Except in the Eleventh. district,
the Democrats had no opposition, and
in that district it was ineonsequential.
The vote polled was very light The
election was for congressman only.
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CROWD DEPENDS ON HERALD.
Immense Throng Watches Bulletins
in Front of Newspaper Office.

in Front of Newspaper Office.
As is usual on election night there
was in front of The Herald's bulletin
boards a crowd that stretched clear
across the wide main thoroughfare and
blocked traffic. 1t was wild bowling.
noisy lot of screamers and the way
they cheered as each return came in
was reminiscent of the election of 1896.
when everybody was of one mind.
The crowd was Democratic, too. Al
though there were hundreds of Repub-
hcans besieging The Herald bulletins
for news, the cheers that greeted those
messages showing Democratic gains
were by far the most spontaneous and
bOisterOus.
Somebody built a bon = across the
street and at frequent intervals threw
bomb shells and cannon fire crackers
into the flames. Then everybody had
horns. tin pans and "squawkers.' Yes,
ii was noisy.
The stereopticOn service of The Her
aid was rapid, accurate and always in
action. When returns were not at hand
the crowd was amused by moving pic
lures and scenic views.
The crowd held on until we'll after
midnight
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REPUBLICANS HAD THE BEST
OF YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS

Democrats and regular Republicans
coalesce and elect one from each side
to the United States senate. it is clearly
apparent that the deadlock viii remain
unbroken.
1t is stated that the election of James
L. Shallcross LDen.), in the Thirteenth
representative district of Newcastle
county viii be contested by o. V. As
pro. his Republican opponent. Shall
cross had but four majority.
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South Dakota Renublican

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Nov. 4.-Chirnan
Case of the Republican state commit
tee at II O'Clock tonight claimed the
state by not less than 10000 plurality.
Democrats concede the election of the
Republican congressional and state
tickets The Republicans have elected
1z2 out of the 1872 members of the iegis-
lature, with chances good for having
elected some of the remaining ten. This
fnsures the election OF a Republican to
the United States senate
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AMERICANS REACHING our.

London, Nov. AT a meeting of the
Nickel corporation today an offer was
submitted from the International Nickel
corporation for the American company 10
purchase the British concern. giving 80
Ehillings worth of shares in the Interna-
tiOnal company for every IS share of the
English company. A meeting of the
shareholders of the latter company will
be called to act on the proposition, which
it is believed will be accepted.
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REDMOND IN IAn

Dublin, Nov 4.-William Redmond was
arrested on his arrival at KingstOwn to-
DAY and was taken 70 Kimainham iaii.
Mr. Redmond. several months ago, made
a speech at Wexford, which was said 10
be incendiary- He was ordered BY the
court OF the kings bench TO give bail for
SlO00 for his future good behavior This
ne refused TO do and the court sentenced
MIN to SIX months. imnrisnnrnant
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Democratic Gain.

Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 4.-The election
in Maryland, which was only for con-
gressmen, passed off quietly with the
exception of a few minor disturbances
in the eastern district OF this city.
OF the six congressman the Repuoli-
cans elect four and the Democrats two.
The vote in the Third district was Very
close, Wachter having a majority of
about 100
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Cascade, Leslie's own county, also is
strongly Republican The Heinze peo-
PIE, it is believed, have elected the dis
trict judge, and the Republicans the
sheriff here Estimates from Repub-
hcan committee headquarters tonight
make the following estimates:
Dixon, for congress, by 1000 majority
Holloway, for associate justice, by
5000.
The legislature Of the state will be
signify Republican, as the county
tickets are badly split
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Stopping the Alarm.
(Chicago Tribunel

What on earth are you doing in here.
Tommy? asked his mother, peering into
the darkness of the henhOGSe. whence mad
been coming for five minutes or more a
series of dismal squawkings, accompanied
by a loud Tapping Of wings
Il am trying said Tommy. who
seemed to be doing something with d
knotted rome, to fix this rooster so his
alarm won't 90 off before O clock to-
morrow morning"
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SOCIALISTS IN BINGHAM.
Third Party Polls Big Vote in the
Mining Cauu

Bingham, Nov. I'm four districts the
Republicans are in the lead. IN district
No 90 the straight votes were as follows:
Republicans, SIS; Democrats, 90. and So
cialists. H. District No. 80. Republicans.
30; Democrats. Is. and Socialists Is. In
No. so, Republicans, p; Democrats, 49, and
Socialists, 20 . In 81. Republicans, 1O6;
Democrats. s.. and Socialists. 80
There are seventy-eight scratched
tickets which have not been counted.
Scratching was the order of the day. but
Whitaker, Standish and Naylor lead for
the Democrats.
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TOM DILLEY is SUED.
Cattle Company Charges That He Has
Absconded.

In the district court yesterday a suit
was filed by the Potmas Head Land &
Cattle company against Thomas DiIley
to collect the sum of s5.6S5.46. alleged to
be due from the sale of a number of head
of cattle which were the property of the
cattle company.
The plaintiff alleges that Dilley appro-
priated the proceeds of the sale to his
own use, and that when on trip to Den
yer he sold the cattle and never showed
up with the money. 1t is also alleged
that he has hidden himself since that
time and that it is impossible to learn
his wherea bouts.
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Probably Republican.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Meager returns
prevented at midnight anything like
an accurate statement Of the results
OF the election in the state of Illinois,
although there is every indication that
the Republican ticket has been elected
by good majority. The next legisia-
ture will be Republican without a
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GOVERNOR YATES BETTER.

Springfield. Ills., Nov. 4.-Dr. L. c. Tay-
Tor. Governor Yates physician. states to-
improved and that the delirium which
he had experienced from the rise of fever
on Monday had almost passed away. His
temperature tonight was 101 and his con-
dition is considered satisfactory.
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LANDSLIDE IN MONTANA.
Republicans Elected Owing TO Demo.
cratic Split.

Butte. Mont, Nov. 4-Late returns
from the various outlying counties in
dictate the election Of the entire state
Republican ticket. Counties heretofore
Democratic report Republican land
slides. Lewis and Clarke county Re-
publicans claim the election Of six OUT
of seven members of the legislature
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Mississippi All Right.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 4-The vote in
Mississippi today was very light, the
tabulations so far made indicating a
total of less than 10000. All the Dem
ocratic candidates for congress were
elected without opposition. The eonsti-
tutionaI amendments are believed to
have been defeated
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Juab County

Especial to The Herald.)
Eureka, Nov. Eureka gives a ma
jority of about IS for the head of the
Democratic ticket. Mammoth and Dia-
mond are slightly Democratic. Silver
city went Democratic by half a hun
dred. County Chairman Bowen claims
the election of the entire ticket except
possibly the Republican nominee for
assessor.
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COLLISION AT SEA.

Boston. Nov. 4.-The United Fruit COM
pany's steamer Admiral Sampson. which
arrived today, reports that she collided
with the three-masted schooner Charley
Buck, bound from EddyviIle n. Y. for
Boston. off the Cape Cod iightshia at
O'Clock this morning. The schooner
was sunk. and Captain Freeman Huntlev
OF Jonesport. Me-, his son, Mate Timer
HuntIey. and two seamen of the Buck
Norman Sampson and Mark Rolred were
drowned
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DIDN'T LOSE A MAN.
Democrats of North Carolina Redeem.
ed the Tarheel State.

Raleigh, n. c., Nov. fat midnight
there is no appreciate change in the
Democratic state majority, which is
apparently about $1,000. KIutz (Dem.)
is elected to congress in the Eighth dis
trict by about 1,5O0 majority. Moody
(ReD.) is defeated in the Tenth by a
majority IF about 1000, thus eIecting
Gudger and giving North Carolina a
solid Democratic representation in the
house. Clark (Dem.) is elected chief
justice, despite a desperate fight made
on him. He was scratched about 1000
votes. The legislature and state senate
will be overwhelmingly Democratic
and Democrat will succeed Pritchard
as United States senator.
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Virginia All Right

Richmond. Va. Nov. AT 1890 the
returns change the outlook as regards
the Ninth district, indicating the prob
able election of Stemp, Republican.
This would make the state delegation
stand nine Democrats and one Repub-
lican. The vote throughout the state
has been very light.
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A CLEAN SWEEP.

No Opposition to Democratic Ticket
in Florida.
Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. 4.-Light vote
polled throughout state. Congressman
Sparkman and Davis elected in First
and Second districts. Attorney Lamar
is elected in the new Third district.
There was no opposition TO the Demo-
cratic state ticket. The legislature
elected today will re-elect United States
Senator Mallory.
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fsnecial to NC Herald0

DiamondviIle, Wyo., Nov AT Dia-
mondville and Frontier the vote is Re-
publican. This is accounted for by the
fact that Mine and Political Boss Rob-
ert Sheldon rules. Inasmuch as only
fourteen out of forty-nine precincts
have been heard from and these with
few exceptions are Republican by only
narrow majorities, the Democrats are
still hopeful Of electing the greater part
of their county ticket. The state ticket
is lost to the Democrats by a small ma
jority, with the exception of the gov
ernor. It is conceded that Beck has a
good chance Of beating the present in
cumbent. Governor Richards Repub-
lican County Chairman Bradberry
claims for his party both county and
state by 500 majority.
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Result in South Caro1ino

Charleston, S. c., Nov. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis elect the entire congressional.
state and county ticket without oppo-
sition. Georgetown county elects a full
Democratic ticket for the first time in
thirty-f five years.
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LANE PROBABLY ELECTED.
Big Slump in Republican Vote in Cal
fornia.


San Francisco, Nov. Sat 1 a. m.
returns were still scattering Those at
hand indicate that If Franklin h Lane,
the Democratic nominee for governor,
maintains his present gains he will be
elected over Pardee (Rep.) by a small
plurality The Republican committee
has reduced its claim for Pardee from
10000 to 5000. Lane estimated his ma
1ority in San Francisco at $1,000. With
the exception of governor, the Repub-
Leans probably elect the entire state
ticket The Republicans have lost one
and probably three congressman. Loud,
in the Fifth, is defeated. and Gillette,
in the First and Coombs in the Second,
are running behind their ticket. The
remaining five congressman are, ac-
cording to present figures, Republican.
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-Complete re-
turns from 266 precincts outside of San
Francisco give Pardee S,069, Lane 7,347.
The same precincts gave Mckinley 81,
494, Bryan 1892. About half the vote
in San Francisco was counted at l a.
m. It stands: Pardee 14,016, Lane 49,,
If6
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FAMOUS WOMAN DEAD.

Newark. n J., Nov. MRS. Marie
smith Fox. the last member OF the family
~ Fox sisters, the Originators of modern
sDiritualisrn, died today, aged 80
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Morgan COUNTY.
. III
Especial to The Herald. }

NOpeCIdI 20 The HeraId-)
Morgan, Nov. 4.-The vote in Morgan
county, with returns from all precincts,
give King 369, Howell $50, Young 3s2
McCarty 367, Rich ESQ, Anderson 30
From the Democratic county ticket the
clerk, recorder, treasurer and one COM
missioner are elected From the Re
publican county ticket the sheriff, at
torney, assessor, two commissioners
and one surveyor are elected
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ONE VTCTTM DEAD.

Chicago. Nov. 4-Frederick Carton
aged IA years, died today from injuries
received from the collapse of the grand
stand during the football game at Mar
shall field last Saturday This is the
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ouT or oUARANTINE.

washington, Nov 4.-The eomnandant
At san Juan reports that the Montgom-
CIV or which a case of yellow fever had
anpeared. Is out of quarantine and Will
lsa ready for sea Friday.
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REPUBLICANS
GET CONGRESS
But It Mas Close Shave For
Them.
GRIeGS DOES NOT CONcEDE
CLAIMS DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE
A MAJORITY OF FIVE.
GRIeGS DOES NOT CoNcEDE

UIAsHINGTON. Nov. 4-chairman
w Griggs of the Democratic con-
gressiOnal committee at 1880
o'clock tonight said that returns to his
headquarters were too meager TO per-
nit definite statement, but that he
saw 10 reason now to waver in his
original declaration that the Democrats
would have a majority OF twenty-five
IN the house. He claimed, he said. a
gain OF five seats in New York. two
each in Massachusetts. Maryland and
Kentucky, one in New Jersey, and
others from various states.
Al midnight Chairman CSriggs made
a statement claiming the house would
De Democratic by from ten to twelve
votes. be added to his specifications of
gam three in California, one in Wis
consin. two in Michigan and two in
Minnesota.
Washington. Nov. Sat , a. m.
Chairman Griggs of the Democratic
congressional committee ISSUED. a state
Tzlent claiming that the Democrats had
elected 1s9 congressman. or a majority
of five.
Chicago, Nov. dispatches to the
Associated Press up TO midnight show
that the Democrats have elected I61
members OF congress and the RepubIi-
cans 141, to which should be added the
elght previously elected in Oregon.
Maine and Vermont This leaves sew
enty districts to be heard from. All
the southern states, which elect solid
Democratic delegations, are represent
ed IN the total Of ISL Dispatches show
the election of the following
Alabama, 9 Democrats: Arkansas.
democrats; California, 1 Republican;
connecticut. 5 Republicans: Delaware.
l Democrat; Florida, Democrats:
Georgia, II Democrats: Illinois. 10 Re
puoncans Democrats: Indiana. Re
Pub1eans, Democrats; Iowa, 7 Re
pQDncans; Kansas, s Republicans.
hentucky, 10 Democrats, l Republican,
Louisiana, Z Democrats; MARYLAND. 1
republicans, 2 Democrats; Massachu-
setts, 10 Republicans, Democrats.
Mlchlgan, TO Republicans; Minnesota.
Republicans, 2 Democrats: South Da-
Aota, Republicans; Tennessee. Dem
ocratss / republican; Texas, 10 Demo
Gratis; Virginia. Q Democrats; West
virginia Republicans; Wisconsin. &
Repubhcans; Wyoming, L Republican.
Chicago. Nov. 5.-Dispatehes to the
Associated Press upto , a m show
that the Republicans have elected cf-> TSs
congressman and the Democrats 175
with twenty-eight districts to be heard
from.
Chicago. Nov 5.-Dispatches to the
Associated Press up to $3.50 a. m. show
that the Republicans have elected. 1875
congressman and the Democrats $50
with eleven districts to be heard from
New York. Nov. 5.+Dispatches to the
Associated Press up TO 2.30 a. m. show
that the Republicans have elected ISS
congressman and the Democrats 178
With twenty districts tObe heard from.
Washington. Nov. Sat 2:30 a. m.
the returns here indicate that the Re
pubhcans have elected 1876 representa-
uves to the next house, the Democrats
lI6 and Independent 3 lin Pennsylva-
MAJ, leaving eleven districts in doubt.
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STATE GOES REPUBLICAN
BY A GOOD MAJORITY

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300 majority. There French did not do
so well. his lead being comparatively
small The Republicans will have for
ty-seven members OF the legislature, a
majority of thirteen on joint ballot.
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Washington, Nov. Sat 2:3O a. m.
the returns here indicate that the Re
publicans have elected 1876 representa-
uves to the next house. the Democrats
lI6 and Independent, 3 lin Pennsylva-
MAJ, leaving eleven districts in doubt.
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NEVADA pEMocRATIc.
Newlands Will Succeed Jones in the
United States Senate.

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from twenty precincts out of 166 in
Nevada give for governor: Cleveland
eRep-)-, 402; Sparks (fushion), 423. Far
rington- con gress (Rep), sos; Van Duzer
dushiOn). 1885, Returns coming in slowly
Indications are that the legislature Will be
strongly fushion
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ONE STREAK OF LIGHT.
Little Rhody Has Elected a Demo-
cratic Governor.

Providence, r. L, Nov. 4-The cleo
ton of L. F. c. Garvin Oem.) for gov
ernOr is practically assured, because of
the poll he has made in eighty-seven
districts out of $50 of Is, 407 as against
12,629 for c. D. Kimball, Republican.
The remainder Of the Republican state
ticket and two Republican congress-
men are elected
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
JAPANESE RuDGET.

Washington, Nov. 4.-The president has
accepted the resignation Of Second Lieu
tenant Bissell, Second cavalry.
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REPUBLICANS WIN.
Entire Ticket Went Through in the
State of Wyoming.

cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. Practically
complete returns show that the ReDIIb-
licans have carried the city of Chew
enne by big majority. Entire Repub-
lican ticket in Laramie county, fnclud-
ing legislative ticket, is elected with
one exception. Meager returns from
the state indicate the entire Repub-
lican ticket elected. Mondell (Rep) for
congress, will have 1900 majority.
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A pRn-RTTcCTAN

Seoul. Nov 4--Chop Yong Sin has been
appointed foreign minister. He is a pro-
Russian.
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Yokohama, Nov. 4-The new budget es-
Inmates the revenue at $4,000. 600, and the
expenditures at s1Sl oo0.000.
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sAFE BLOWN oPFN.

s4arshfield. Wis, Nov. 4-Robbers. blew
opea the vault Ia the bank at Greenwood
last night and are said TO have secured
81, 900.
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Chicago, Nov 5.-Dispatches RI the
Associated Press upto , a M. show
that the Republicans have elected IS2
congressman and the Democrats 175.
with twenty-eight districts to be heard
from.
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Chicago. Nov 5-Dispatches to the
Associated Press up to $3.50 a. m. show
Ihat the Republicans have elected I95
congressman and the Democrats $50
with eleven districts to be heard from.
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Washington. Nov. Sat , a. m.
Chairman Griggs of the Democratic
congressional committee issued a state
Haent claiming that the Democrats had
elected 1873 congressman. or a majority
of five
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New York. Nov. 5.+Dispatches to the
Associated Press up TO 2:30 a. m. show
that the Republicans have elected ISIS
congressman and the Democrats 178
with twenty districts tObe heard from
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elght precincts, gives: King, 1,O67;
Howell, 1927; Young, 1,1O2; McCarty,
l,296; Stohl, 1,227; Fishburn, 1l92.
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WISCONSIN.

doubt. and the successor Of Senator
Mason is certain to be a Republican.