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rv J. CURTIS,
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OUS H. NXITR.
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Fellows Building, Astoria, Oregon.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
"Wisconsin is in doubt.
The Democrats carried Alabama
Five men were executed in Havana.
At 2 a. m. both parties claim Pennsyl
vania. President Harrison voted at Indiana
polis. Tho republicans claim Ohio for Mc
Kinley. Florida Roes democratic by about 15,
000 majority.
McKinley's district returns him with
big republican gains.
Large democratic gains are reported
from North Carolina.
Lapham, Dem., is elected in the First
Rhode Island district.
Olympia got tho majority for tho capi
tal site in Washington.
It is estimated that the democrats
gained 1,000 in Tennessee.
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer concedes
the election of Patterson.
Tho republican stato central oominilteo
claims California by 7,000.
Russell, Dem., is indicated an olecUd
governor by 5,000 plurality.
At 1:30 o'clock this morning tho re
publicans claim Minnesota.
The Fourth Congressional district in
Maryland elects a democrat.
Grant is elected mayor of Now Yir'-i
and Tammany carried iho day.
Tho republicans claim Iowa and all the
congressional dWricts except one.
It is conceded that Dr. C. C. O'Donuell
is elected mnyor of S.m Fnjnci o.
Caine, tho mormon, was rcolecicd
from Utah, over Goodwin, !:lvr.il.
Ten of tho eloveu congressional dis
tricts in Kentucky went democratic.
Tho election of Cox, Dem., in Seven
teenth New York district is conceded.
Tho steamer S. C. llcynclds went on a
reaf near Toledo, Ohio, and caught fire.
The republicans of Minneapolis claim
tho election of Po&tgr for mayor by IhOO.
Georgia will send u solid democratic
congressional delegation to "Washington,
One hundred and fourteen towns in
Connecticut givo tho democrats a gain of
991.
George "Whitely, ageJ 17 years, fell
from a wagon in Portland and broko his'
neck.
Eighty-four districts in Michigan gives
the democratic candidnto for governor a
majority.
A special to tho Chicago Herald saj's
Indiana has gono democratic by 23,000
majority.
The chairman of tho Illinois republi
can stato central committee claims the
re-election.
At Richmond, Ya., two men were killed
and another seriously wounded; trouble
over the election.
Tho election in tho white districts in
Arkansas, excepting for a shooting scrape
caused by a colored deputy sheriff were
quiet.
McKinley was returned from his own
district with a big majority and Ohio is
claimed by the republicans with 20,30
majority.
Tillman, the farmer's alliance and
democratic candidate was elected gover
nor of South Carolina; there was no
trouble between tho races.
The republicans have a majority in
Kansas., carrying eight ngainst m six
counties secured by tho democrats, out
of nineteen heard from, five going for the
alliance.
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M ELECTIOHS
Democratic Gains Made
In Several States.
HcKIEET IS ALL RIGHT.
California Gives a Big
Republican Majority.
MASBAUHUSETTS PALLS DOWN.
Latest Returns From All tie Elec
tion Districts,
T.IJHMAXY C.U:itIES XJiir YORK.
Special b7 Tho U.iitku Prkss.
Alabama.
MoxruoMEur, Nov. 4. Scattering
returns received nro Hufficient to show
that the complete democratic ticket is
elected iu this stalo. Tho farmers'
allinuco men did not voto for the in
dependents except to a. very limited
extent.
Arkausas.
JjITTIiE HOOK, -NOV. i WltU n sin
gle exception of tronblo at Pine Blaff,
where n negro deputy sheriff fatally
wonuded a policeman named Laming
and shot two more, all tho white elec
tion districts iu Arkansas were quiet
California.
SakFfaxuisco.Nov. -1 The repub
lican slate central commitleo claim
the stnto by 7,000 mnjority, and say that
Markbam is running way ahead in the
southern part of the state.
Sax Fiukcisoo, Nov. 5, 1 a. m.
Partial returns from Alameda, Fresno,
Kern, Los Angeles, Sau Joaquin,
Shasta, Siskiyou, Stanislaus, Santa
Clara, Santa Cruz, Tulare, Yolo, Mor
ced, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Butte,
Santa Barbara, Solano and San Fran
cisco connties give the follemng:
Mnrkbam, 39,723; Pond, 3L958. But
tliirty-tivo precincts remain to bebenrd
from, iu San Francisco.
Connecticut
Hartfokd, Nov. 4. One hundred
and fourteen towns givo tho state
a net gain of 991.
Haktford, Conn, Nov. 4. Ten
towns show a net democratic gain on
tho state ticket of 695, a democratic
gain of five in tho legislature.
Meeidix, Nov. 4, 11 p. m. Over
one hundred towns show only a loss
of two legislators to tho Bepublicans
and as they havo sixty-six on joint bal
lot, it cannot now be changed, so that
O. H. Piatt is certain to be his own
successor in the United States senate.
Hartfo3d, Nov. 5, 1 a. m. The
house is probably Bepublican by
forty-five majority, with nineteen
towns to hear from. The senate is
Democratic by four majority.
Florida.
Special to The astorian.1
jACKSoNVTUiE, Nov. 4. Beturzis
from seventy-five towns received by
the Times-Union show nearly 1,600
republican loss. The democrats carry
the stato by a"bout 15,000 majority.
Jacksonville, Nov. 4. Tho dem
ocratic stato ticket, it is estimated, is
elected by over 15,000. Both demo
cratic congressmen were elected by
largely increased majorities.
Georgia.
Atlanta, Nov. 4. Georgia will
send to the next house a solid demo
cratic congressional delegation. The
canvass iu the Seventh district was
close and resulted in Everett's, Dem.,
election, over Felton, Ind. Dam., by a
small majority.
Illinois.
Chicago, Nov. 4. The chairman of
tho republican state committee
claims tho re-election of all the re
publican congressmen.
Chicago, Nov. 4. Later. Both
the republican and democratic state
central committees say they are un
able to give estimates from the re
turns. ThoBe coming in indicate
democratic gains over the state elec
tion held in September last Tho
democrats claim the election of all
congressmen including Brockenridge
in the Second district.
Chicago, Nov. 4, 230 a. m. The
democratic stato central committee
claim that they havo certainly gained
three congressmen and probably five,
and that they have carried tho state
with a good majority.
Indiana.
Chicago, Nov. 4. A special to the
Herald from Indianapolis states that
Indiana has gone Democratio by
20,000 and that one Democratio con
gressman has been gained.
Iowa.
Special to The Astomas.1
Des Moines, Nov. 5.-Tho republican
state central committco claim the
state by 5,000 majority, and all the
congressional districts except the
First
Kansas.
Topeka, Nov. 4. Returns from
nineteen counties indicate that eight
bavejgone republican, six democratio
and five for the alliance.
KcntHcky.
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 4. It is rea
sonably certain that out of the Four
teen congressional districts in Ken
tucky, ten have gone democratic by in
creased majorities. Tho Eleventh
districHs'in doubt
It is reasonably certain, that out of
eleven congressional districts in Ken
tucky, ten have gone democratio by
increased majorities.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser
able by that terrible cough. Shlloh's
Cure is the Remedy for you.
Slarjlaad.
BaiiUMOBE, Nov. L The Fourth
Congressional district complete, gives
Baynor.Dem., 18,780; Goldsborough
Hep., ia,31U.
Dfaasactewsetti.
Boston, Nov. 4. Seventy-five towns
of Massachussets and 200 out of 205
precincts of Boston give for governer:
Blackner, Pro., 3,058; Brackett, Bep.,
33,963; Kussell, Dem., 4250. Bus-
sell's plurality is 10,388. If Bussell
continues to gain on Brackett in the
state outside of Boston as he has in
the city, and all indications at this
hour point that way, he is elected by
5,000 majority.
Boston, Nov. 4. Indications are at
10 p. sr. that Bussell is elected gov
ernor by 5,000 majority.
Boston, Nov. 4. From gains on the
vote so far the indications are that
Bussell, Dem., for governor, will be
elected by 5,000 plurality. The demo
crats have gained two congressmen.
Boston, Nov. 5, 2-50 s. m. The
republicans concede Eussell's election
by about 7,000 plurality.
Boston, Nov. 4. Boston for gover
nor, gives Bussell, Dem., 32,896;
Brackett, Bep., 19,876; Blackmer, Pro.,
1,564; Bussell3, plurality, is 13,318.
The vote last year was Bussell, 28,280;
Brackett, 22,580; Blackmer, 1,536;
Bussells' plurality, 1,545. The demo
crats claim the state by a plurality.
The frepnblican committee concede
BusselTs election, although they will
not name the figures.
Boston, Nov. 4. One hundred and
fourteen towns in New Hampshire
show a democratic gain ot twenty-two
members of the legislature and indica
tions point to tho election of Amsden,
Dem., for governor.
Michigan
aDetboit, Nov. 4. Eighty-four dis
tricts, inclading twenty-four in this
city, give Turner, Bep., for governor,
8,744; Winans, Dem., y,8u7.
Minnesota.
Minneapolis, Nov. 4. It is pretty
certain that Merriam, Bep., for gover
nor, has fallen considerably below his
ticket The republicans claim the
election of Potter for mayor by 900.
MiNNEAPorrs, Nov. 5, 150 A.sr.
The republican stato central com
mittee claim tho Btateby from 8,000 to
10,000 plurality. The estimate is
based on returns received up to this
time. The democratic committee will
not give any estimate yet.
misiourl.
St. Lours, rfov. 4. It is claimed
that John O'Neil, Dem., is elected to
congress by 1,000 in the 11th district,
which two years ago gave a republi
can majority of 2,000.
Montana.
Helena, 3fov. 4. Ex-Governor
White, chairman of the republican
committee, expresses confidence in tho
eleotion of Carter and a majority of
the republican state senators. His
claim is based on all advices from
Butte, Missoula and other prominent
points west of the range in Dixon's
part of the state.
Nerta Carolina.
Baleigh, Nov; -4. Indications are
that the democrats will carry the
state by 40,000. Large democratio
gains are reported in the congressional
vote in the Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Ninth districts, and democratio gains
in the legislative ticket are steadily
increasing.
New Hampshire
Concobd, Nov. 4. The democratic
gain in 114 towns is over 1,200, and
Amsden, Dem., is probably elected,
and the legislature is probably demo
cratio, insuring the election of a demo
crat to succeed United States Senator
Blair.
Hew Fork.
New Tobk, Nov. 4. The daily
News says "McKinley is probably de
feated by 600. The Sun says he is
defeatod by 1,000. The Tribune
claims his election by 600.
New York, Nov. 4. Beturns re
ceived indicate the election of the en
tire Tammany ticket by a majority of
from 15,000 to 20,000.
New Yobk, Nov. 4. Thirty-two
election districts out of 947 in the city
give Grant Dem for mayor 35,150;
Scott Fusion, 28,173. It is thought
that Grant's majority will exceed
15,000.
Bbookltn, N. Y., Nov. 4. King's
county congressional candidates elect
are probably Boody, Dem., in the
Second district, Wallace, Bep., in the
Third district Clancy, Dem., in the
Fourth and Magnor, Dem., in tho
Fifth.
Kingstown, Nov. 4. The election
of Cox, Dem., for congress in the Sev
enteenth district is conceded by tho
republicans by a majority of 750.
Dan Lockwood, who nominated
Cleveland" for mayor, governor and
president, has carried the Thirty
second congressional district and is
probably elected.
New Yobk, Nov. 4. Tammany Hall
has gained a decisive victory over the
republican and county democrats
fusion. Grant, for mayor, is " not
likely to fall back of 22,000 majority
over Scott
The vote for district attorney, in
which it was expected that Nichols,
the Tammany nominee, would bo far
behind the vote for Grant, will show
that ho has a majority of nearly
21,000 over Goff, the fusion candidate.
All the Tammany candidates for the
other county officers, namely: Sheriff,
president of the board of aldermen
and eounty clerk, have average major
ities of 20,000. The vote for superior
court judges and county judges shows
the same majority in favor of Tam
many. In the city over 200,000 votes
were cast out of a registration of 245,
000. The county officers elected are
tha Tammany neminees: Grant,
mayor; Gorman, sheriff; Geigerich,
county clerk; Arnold, president of the
board of Aldermen. The democrats
carried every congressional district in
the city.
New Yobk, Nov. 4. Eleven p. x.
Beturns so far as received, give the
following congressmen as resonably
certain.
First district, Covert, Dem.; Second,
Boody, Dem.; Third; Waller, Bep.;
Fourth, Clancy, Dem.jFifth, Wagner,
Dem.; Sixth, Fellows, Dem.; Seventh,
Dunphy, Demj Eighth, Campbell,
Dem.; Ninth, CnTmningg, Dem.; Tenth,'
Spinola, Dem.; Eleventh, Warner,
Dem.; Twelfth, Flower, Dem.; Thir
teenth, Fitoh, Dem.; Fourteenth,
Stahlnecker, Dem.; Fifteenth, Bacon,
Fusion Dem.; Sixteenth, Ketchum,
Bep.; Seventeenth, Cox, Dera.; Eight
eenth, Quackenbush, Bep.; Nine
teenth, Tracey.Dem.; Twentieth, San
ford, Bepj Twenty-first, Weaver, Dem.,
(a gain);Twenty-second,Russeil,Eep.;
Twenty-third, Sherman, Bep.; Twenty-fourth,
Arnold, Bep., probably;
Twenty-eighth, Noyes, Bep., probably;
Twenty-ninth, Baines, Bep.; Thir
tieth, Greenleaf, Dem., probably, (a
gain); Thirty-first, "Wadsworth, Bep.;
Thirty-second, Lookwood, Dem.,
(a gain:) Thirty-third, Bunting, Dem.,
probably; Thirty-fourth, Hooker, Bep.
The democrats also made a decisive
victory in the assembly. Those
elected, with five exceptions, are Tam
many nominees. All the successful
candidates in the Fourth, Sixth,
Tenth and Twenty-Becond districts
are democrats, elected on the Fusion
ticket Tammany's victories for mem
bers of the board of aldermen aro in
the same proportion as those for the
assembly.
Kingston, Nov. 4. Cox, Dem., in
tho Sixteenth congressional district
has 600 or more majority.
Later. Tho legislature is Demo
cratic on a joint ballot, insuring the
election of a Democrat to succeed
Evarts.
New York, Nov. 4. The World's
bulletin claims Democratic victory in
Connecticut with congressional gains.
A .Boston dispatch, to the Herald,
states that six Democratic congress
men are probably elected. A gain of
fonr.
Ohio.
Columbus, O., Nov. 4. It is
thought that Major McKinley is de
feated. Columbus, O. Nov. 4. Two private
telegrams have just been received at
the republican headquarters, which, if
true, insure the election of Major
Wm. McKinley. One of the telegrams
states that Wayne county giye3 Mc
Kinley 900 majority, which shows a
change of 1,800 votes in his favor.
The other dispatch states that in
fourteen precincts of Stark county,
McKinley's home, ho made a gain of
846 votes. This information has
neither been contradicted nor verified
by the official returns.
Canton, Nov. 4. McKinley's own
ward complete, gives a gain of 385.
This makes McKinley's gain 846 in
14 of the 64 precincts in Stark county,
which went 1,100 for Campbell last
year. One precinct heard from in
Medina countv gives McKinley a gain
of 122. ,
Columbus, Nov. 4. Early returns
from nearly every section in tho state
indicate a republican victory by ma
jorities ranging from 5,000 to 20,000.
Cincinnati, Nov.. 4. Bo'th -parties
f claim McKinley's district Beturns are
not- yet counted far enough to permit
reliable estimate of result
Cincinnati, Nov. 4. Bepublicans
elect congressmen in first and second
district
Pennsylvania.
Allegheny, Pa., Nov. 4. Twenty
four districts give Delamater 2,010;
Pattison 2,275. This is a democratio
gain of 606.
Stboudsbubg, Pa., Nov.3. Every
district in Monroe county is demo
cratic. Pattison's majority is 2,360
this county last year gave a majority
of 1,046 for the republicans.
PrrrsBUBG, Nov. 4. A special from
Philadelphia to the Times, says the
Inquirer, concedes Patterson's elec
tion for governor.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5, 2 p. m. The
chairman of republican committee says
Delamater has a plurality, but the re
sult is close and it may take official
figures to decide. Chairman Kerr, of
the democratic state committee, claims
the state by 10,000.
Rhode Island.
Pbovxdence, B.L,Nov. 4. Lapham,
Dem., is elected for congress in
the First district Indications are that
there will be no election in the Second
district The vote was light
South. Carolina.
Chableston, Nov. 4. Tillman, the
farmers' alliance and democratic can
didate, is elected governor by 12,000
majority. Tho total vote in the state
will not exceed 150,000. The election
was quiet Neither the whites nor the
blacks displayed any enthusiasm, and
thousands remained away from the
polls.
Tennessee.
Chattanooga, Nov. 4. Beturns
from the Third congressional district,
which is now republican, show a demo
cratio gain of 1,000. This indicates a
democratic victory.
Nashville, Nov. 4. Lateb. The
democratic majority for governor is
not less than 25,000. Gram, Bep.,
for congress in the Third district has
been defeated.
Texas.
Austin, Nov. 4.--The democratic
state ticket is elected by about the
usual large majority, also a full dem
ocratic or independent delegation to
congress.
Utah.
Salt Lake, Nov. 4. Caine, the
Mormon, is re-elected delegate to con
gresss, over Goodwin, tho liberal, by
3,000 to 5,000. -.
Virginia.
Petersburg, Va Nov. 4. Epps,
white, Dem., beats L. Langston for
congress by 1,200 majority in this city.
Biohmond, Ya., Nov. 4. Geo. D.
Wise, Dem., is" re-elected to congress
without opposition in the Third dis
trict Beports from tho Fourth dis
trict indicate a falling off in the repub
lican vote of '88. Election ot Lester,
Dem., in tho Fifth district, is claimed
by a largo majority.
Washington.
Port Ludlow, Nov. 4. For re
presentative in congress Abernathy,
3; Carroll, 15; Wilson, 50.
Taooma, Nov. 4. Puyallup gives
Olympia 333 plurality for the capital.
For congress Abernathy, prohibition,
24; Carroll Dem, 107; Wilson, 1043.
Olympia, Nov. 4. Olympia gets a
large majority for capital.
Tacoma, Nov. 4. A private tele
gram from Spokane to the secretary
of the democratic committee indicates
that the city gives Wilson, republican
for congressman a fair majority.
Pasco, Nov. 4. Franklin county
gives Carroll, democratic, for congress,
54 majority.
Seattle, Nov. 4. The total vote
in ten precincts is 1,851 against
2,459 in the city at the election last
month. The Bennblicans are ahead
so far by about 100.
TVlaeansin.
Milwaukee. Nov. 4. Mitchell.
Dem., has a majority, it is estimated,
of 5,000 in the Fourth congressional
aistncc xne aistnos was formerly
republican. The state is doubtful, the
new election law bringing the returns
in very slowly.
ALL THE WORLD OVER
Tie PflMlc Executioner of Haiana
Has a Bis Jol.
PIVE MUEDEEEES STBUrlG UP.
A Vessel Goes Ashore on a Beef and
Takes lire The Grew Saved
General Mews.
Special by Tho Ujcitkd Phes3 .1
New Yobk, Nov. 4. SenorTalen
tine, the public executioner at Ha
vana, according to a dispatch received
in this city from Havana, has had his
claims for services rendered the city
settled by the treasury and last Fri
day acted in his official capacity in
the city jail of Javenlupos, assisting
five murderers out of the world in the
most approved style.
The five condemned men were all
executed Friday morning between the
hours of 6' and 8 o'clock. There were
some 20,000 persons present at the
execution.
McKinley's All Sight.
Columbus, Nov. 5. At 2 o'clock
this morning an official telegram was
received here announcing that the
democratic congressional committee
of McKinley's district concedes his
re-election by a small majority .The
democratic stato executive committee
received information from another
source and admit they are afraid it is
true. They, the state exeoutive com
mittee, received a telegram from tho
home of Ma jor McKinley, at 11 o'clock
last night, stating that he had carried
the city of Canton by 300 and Stark
county by 700 majority.
McKinley's own ward showed a re
publican gain of 385 and the demo
crats of his district are demoralized
over the result Beports from Medina
county are that McKinley is running
ahead of his ticket and this is also
the case in Holmes county. There
was much scratching in favor of Mc
Kinley at Alliance. At this hour the
democrats claim Warwick elected by
600 and the republicans McKinley's
election by from 250 to 300.
At midnight it was evident that the
entire republican state ticket is
elected by 15,000. Chairman Hoten,
at that hour, claimed it by 20,000, and
Chairman Vancleaf conceded it by
10,000. Neither would make any
estimate as to the number of con
gressmen elected, though Hoten had a
message from McKinley's district in
dicating his election from Foster's
district and from Ashley's indicating
that the result there was olose.
PE.AIN BEX KAKRISOIV.
The President of the United
States Votes at Heme.
Speciallto The Astoria.!
Indianapolis, Nov. 4. President
Harrison arrived here this morning
and was met at the depot by B. S.
MoKee and family. He was driven to
their residence and an hour later went
to the polls to vote. A few minutes
before his arrival a flag was stretched
over the entrance to the voting booth,
and the president bowed his head
when passing under it. He was in
the polling room just three minutes.
Ashe deposited his ballot and had
his name recorded Judge Laders said:
44 'Tis plain Ben Harrison ?"
44Yes, Bir, said the president, "and
his vote counts but one.
APT ELECTION FIGHT.
Two Men Killed and Another
Seriously Wounded.
Special to TnE Astorian.1
Biohmond, Va., Nov. 4. A general
fight is reported at Irvine, Estella
county. John Wilson; superintendent
of public schools, and Dr. Lilly, a son
of Judge Lilly, were killed, and Grant
Lilly was dangerously wpunded. Pis
tols were the weapons used, and the
trouble grew out of the election.
A Fire on a Beef.
Special to The Astobian.
Toledo, O., Nov. 4. The steamer
S. U. Reynolds with coal and jute
went on Colchester reef during a
blinding snow storm last night and
caught fire. Tugs were sent to her
rescue, but she probably will be a
total loss. She was worth 100,000,
and the cargo half as much more. No
lives were lost
Brake His Reck.
Special to The Astorianj
Pobtland, Nov. 4. Geo. Whitely,
while driving a brick wagon across tho
steel bridgo this morning in some way
lost his balance and fell beneath the
wheels, his neck being broken.
Deceased was aged 17 years, and has
parents living in Iowa.
For Mayor of New Xerk.
Special to The astokiaxJ
New Yobk, Nov. 4. The voto of
this city for mayor, complete, is:
Scott, 91,063: Grant 114,425; Demor
est, 864; Delabar, 2,898; Bedpatb, 745.
O'Senncll Gets There.
Special to The Astorian.
San Fbancisco, Nov. 4. The
Chronicle and Examiner both con
cede the election of O'Donnell, the
independent candidate for mayor.
ADVICE TO XOTKEBS.
Mbs. Winseow's Soothing Sybup
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
chohc. and is the best remedy for diar
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