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YEAH. OMAHA SATURDAY M01WUNG. NOVEMBER. 12 1802. NUMBER MO.
POPULISTS WIN IN KANSAS
Ent Little Will Be Loft for Ilia Rspub-
licans in That State.
WEAVER'S ' CLAIM TO THE STATE ADMITTED
Only Two OoncreMiiiBii ii : ct 'il by the Itc-
| inl.lIc mi-A I.Utlo llonlil Aluiit Hio
J.cglnlntnrc Alrraily 1'lRiirltiR < m
hoinitor 1'urliliin' Successor.
A , ICan. , Nov. tl. The republicans
of Kansas nro bound to too If they have
really saved an vthing from Tuesday's wreck.
Ono candidate after another , who they
thought had survived UK 8oncr.il dhinter , is
found to hnvo pone under , until now , their
onlv consolation Is In the election of two con
gressmen , Today the unofllcial returns
show that Concrossman Funston has been
defeated for rc-ulectlon In the Second dis
trict , and that the fuslonlsts have secured
n majority of nine on Joint ballot In the legis
lature. The onicial count wo begun allover
ever tno state today , bnt it will not
bo completed until Monday or Tuesday
of next week. The exact complexion of the
legislature cannot bo known until that tlmo.
The count lu the Second district , whore A.
TJ. Moore , fusion domocr.it , has , on the face
of the unofllcial returns , defeated Congressman -
man Funnton , has ulre.uly developed u loss
of cigbty-nlne for Mr. Funston , and the
populists expect to uncover turlhcr mis
takes , which will gtvo Mr. Moore the oloc-
tlon bv n mnjorlty of nbout VJOO. Mr.
Moore allonos gross election frauds , inc.ud-
tun Illegal reutstrntiou and vo'Ing ' uytlin
republicans of Kansas City , Kan. , in the
interest of Funstcu , nt.rt It the latter should
bo acclhrod to bo elected ho will contest the
trat In thu house of representatives.
A populist majority In the legislature , ot
course , means the retirement of Hon. lil > hop
W. i'crklns from the United States senate ,
to which ho wns appointed by tiovernor
Humphrey to &OITO In tlio place of iho late
Senator I'lumb until the leKialaturo should
rhooso his successor. The successor to Mr.
Plum will bu elected at this winter' * meet-
Ii.g of the legislature. A populist mnjnrliv
will doubtless hnvo to choose boiween Jerry
Simpson and .ludgo.lohn Martin. The latter
Is an old time democrat of Topekn. Ho was
the chief mover in Influencing the demo
crats to fuse with the people's party , and Is.
for that reason , favorably regarded uv many
third party men. His cnancos for election
to Iho senate appear to bo good.
Jerry Simpson is generally regarded bv
Iho third party people to hove secured
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honor enough In his"roolection to the house ,
and his aspirations to sit in the senate will
probably bo squelched.
llo I'ny.s n l.ltltiUiiiitlon to iuinarl.s
tiiiln IPV Tom I'liitl.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. II. Chauncuy M.
Depow was asked this morning what ho
thought of n statement made last night by
ox-Senator Thomas 1'latt , attributing the de
feat of the republican party In New York
county to him ( Oopew ) . Ho said : "Brother
I mlt objected to mo Inking an actlvo man-
fl4jut ! part In the c.unpalcn. Ho said :
'Urbthr , ( ! Uepew , roil nro a good orator and
ough to make speeches for the
but you must not do anything. '
I'latt thinks I am an amateur when
Incomes to politics. On tbo other hand , ho
believes , nnd so do I , that ho himself is an
expert nnd nn experienced politician. It
was , therefore , agreed that Brother Platt
should manngo the campaign. Ho wns
allotted the task ol running the machine and
tl waa put oft' nt speech-making.
"Now Brother I'hitt is shrewd
, u and com
petent engineer , and van the machine ns well
as It could be run. He did all the work lu
the city and state , and did it bolter , perhaps ,
than any one else could have donn it. But
then , ns ho was managing und conducting
ihu machine. I don't thlnit ho can lay tno
lilnmo for Iho collision upon me. Wo just
run into a landslide but It was plain nnd
simple Brother 1'lutt was at the throttle.
nd wide awulco , too , but ho could not avoid
the accident. The engine simply plunged
Into the obitmdinu and wo all know the
result.
"Early In the flpht Brother Plait Insisted
upon my conllning myself to orations Instead
of engaging actively in the machinery do-
pnrtmcnt. Ho prclorrcd to do this himself ,
us ho hud had moro experience , so I went
forth ns n speaker. Between us wo evolved
the ond.
"Tho result could not bo attributed to anyone
ono perdon or party of persons. New York
nlnnn did not ntTcct the result. It was the
whole country. The pcoplo wanted a change
of policy mare than of candidates and they
will have It. They want to trv free trade ,
bccauso they think they will get clothing
ctienpcr. They will have every opportunity
to try it I hope.
"Tho Homestead strike nlso affected the
Voting. U came on right in the beginning of
Mio campaign and operated against President
Harrison. There has brcn a great deal of
tall : about Mr. Carncglo und Mr. Prick.
Now , wo charge Mr. Frlck with having !
voted the democrntiu ticket , 1 dcclnro that
lie did not contribute to tbo campaign fund ,
nor did Mr. Carnogiu. "
WHAT Till : DKMOUUATS WII.I. ! ) < ,
In Spppvli nl I.finlKvlllo llonry U'ntinrson
Oiitlint'H tliu rimy' ( ! oiirm < .
LorisviM.R , Ky. , Nov. 11. The democrats
had u monster demonstration here tonight ,
Iho governor cif the stnto und half the logU-
laluro coining from Frankfort to take part
lu it. Fully 10,0'JD ' moil , representing the
democratic clubs of Louisville. Now Albany
nnd Jeffersonvillo , look part In Iho parade ,
The city was brilliantly Illumlnatod. Fullv
25.00) ) ) people gathered in court house equarc.
The pni.olpl speech wns made by Mr.
Wattorson , Ucgardlug iho ucllon of iho
now congress on thu tariff , the speaker said ;
"Wo mean to do what the republicans prom
ised to do reduce Iho tariff to u poacu foot
ing. Wo mean in proceed with this work
llko statesmen , not liuo mountebanks and
revolutionists. Tno democratic ) party repre
sents nt this tlmo not im > : vl.v the numocrs ,
but the bruin und coiuclmico of the people ;
end U mindful of iho responsibilities U
will address Itself to tbo revision and reduc
tions of the tarlll upon lines so onlightoneit
end conaurvallvii as will conduct us from the
high protection scale to the low revenue
gcalb by a process so gradual nnd Just as to
make the transition a pleasure to everybody '
except tbo iinu.itrlotki and rapacious , who
hava grown rich on special privileges cor
ruptly obtained. "
ii.i : < J110N HUTS I'AH ) .
Uniting * llnpulillcuiu SurriMidir Their
Cuinimlcn Uniforms 10 tlui UcmoitrnU.
JUsTiNiis , Neb. , Nov. 11. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB lii : : . | A very unique "jollln-
cat ( on" over tbo election of Cleveland aumied
the dtitcns of Hustings for a few hours this
ovsnloF. A few days before ihe election the [
HujtliiK's republican and democratic umbrella
campaign clubs bet uniforms to Iho ser
oniftyonlho general result , the lo era i to
march with the winners in a parade , The
republican boys lost , and according to agree
ment assembled ut their club rooms and
marched down | to Liberal hall , whore the
democrats wore assembled , Then bothclulu
Joined In a procosjion , the democrats jeering
iho republican * wuo test , as they frequently
marched between the umbrella bearers , who
wore In open order , finally halting in front
of "Tammany hall , " when the republicans
regretfully delivered over oups , capei and
Jlatubnau. Alter giving a war dance around
the pile John O.Stovoni , the defeated noir
crntlo candidate fo - county attorney , on ba-
bait ot the demourkti , garo tha republican
clut > back the uniforms and adjourned to
watch the big bonflrn on Danvcr avenue.
BKATIIICI : , Neb. , Nov. 11 , [ Special Tele-
pram to TIIK > IEK.J The democrats hold a
grand rntlllcatlon * and jollillcitlon meeting
here tonight. U conslilod of n be ! torch-
iliht procession , bocllroi and the beam ot
cannon , and was a creditable success.
lUtlUHTKtl IX ( MHO.
ncpiihllcnn rrnipnct * In tlio lluckryo Stiiln
loot < Uucli llcttnr.
Cou-Miir. " . O. , Nov. 11. Uotli .sides clnlra
the clsctlon. Tno rairabllc.ii coutnltto3 : , on
returns from ssventy-ono countlci and ro-
llaulo soml-oHlclnl reports from the re
mainder of the state , claims the state ticket
by over 1,100 and that the lowest elector has
a plurality or ' .O9. The democrats claim a
plurality ot l.OJJ for the ClovJland electors ,
out give no details by countlm. It seems
certain that the "electoral lickut will bo
divided.
Uoi.iim ; , O. , Nov. 11. At rnldnlzht the
republican committee compluted lu table ,
with all the counties hoard from with the
exception of four , and those are eUlmntod.
Some corrections wore received nt a Into hour
from Hamilton and Cu.vahoRacountles whlL-li
will raises the reported plurality of T.iylor ,
repuullcan for secretary of state , to 7iS , and
thu lablo shows the Hnrrson ! clectcra to
hnvo boaii elected by 78" plurality. The
committee , however , concedes iho prohahlo
election of Seward , Iho olcclor who heads
the Cleveland list , owlhg lo the bungling on
tbo part of voter * who placed the mark
opposite the name of the lirst elector , and
the othcri were not counted , The demo
cratic commltlno claim the election of Ssw-
ard , Curtain , and possibly the whole number.
IMCTII : : : > wun.i : IN JAIL.
XVIillr linprisoncd I if ( iontnnipt nf Court u
iliulgu U Sent ID tlio U'Rlsl'ilnrn ,
Kixsvs CITV , MX , Nov. 11.-Of nil tha
happy democrats In iho land , uarbnpi none
were more pleased at tlio rj.iult of the elec
tion than the three Cass county , Mlsiourl ,
judges collnud 'In the county jail hero for
contempt of the UnlloJ States court in ro-
fuslns to issue a special tax levy to pay a
judgment procured against the county by
Innocent holders of the bonds voted to aid a
railway in 1SI5. > , which waa never built.
Judge Lnnu , one. of the imprisoned Judges ,
was elected to Iho state legislature by the
largest mnjorlty over yiven a candidate in
the county , and" the judno * regard the fact
ns nn eiidoraomeut ot tnelrcourso ! u the bond
case.
case.Tho
The term of Mr. Lane ns countv judge
will expire January 1 , nnd at tdc same time
his term of imprisonment must also expire.
Ha has a line of $ . " > ' ) [ ) banging over turn , however -
ever , and If ho does not pay it ho will bo
nblised to servo it out in jail. If ho bo not
liberated uy January 1 , there will bo the >
singular situation of a member ot tha legis
lature serving bis constituents while In jail.
.1A.MKS 15. ISN'T UN THU LIST.
\Vlio of tlio n.lthntl Will llo ISinvnrded
New You : ; . Nov. II. Tha Herald says this
morning : Will Curler will uot succeed him
self us commissioner of the land ofllce , It is
suid. llo has carried Montana for iho re
publicans , and ho will leave for heinz ns soon
ns possible In ordortomaUo u light , for Untied
Slales senator. It is thought there will bo n
numbcrof nowoniccri in the cabinet. Every
body gives Mr. Whitney anvthmz ho wants.
His sniii , however , lhal Mr. Whitney does
not want anything.
MC.SH-S. Ilarrity nnd Dickinson are bolh
monlloned ( or Iho postmaster generalship.
Governor C ! ray of Indlaivi Is given a port
folio. Governor Fnincls Is mndo secretary
of Iho interior , and ex-Governor Campbell
of Ohio. Governor Holes of Iowa nnd Gen i-
eral Law ton of Georgia nro all provided for.
by gossip.
Ills reiisnnnblo to supptno thit .ludgo
CJannon of Nebraska , Egan's succn.sor ns
president of the Irish Naliounl league , will
succeed him as minislcr lo Chili.
Kil Mnriiy | ! Wiint * IIN < : ck'H Spilt.
NKW YOIIIC , Jsov. 11 , Edward Murphy , Jr. ,
of Troy , chairman of Ino democratic stale
central committee , is candidate fo ? United
Stales senator to succeed Frank Illscock.
The announcement was mndo last night by
'
Murphy's most Intlmato friends.
AIIIXNV , N. V. , Nov. 11. Senalor David
C. Hill's paper , the Albany Times-Union is
out with n double-loaded editorial today fa
voring Iho election of Kdward Murphy , jr. ,
to the t'nitcd .States senate. It says of .Mr.
Murphy : "Ho is a man of collegiate cdjcn-
lion , rollncd and agreeable in manners , ex
emplary in privnla life , thoroughly ac
quainted with iho commercial , manufiietur-
ing and agricultural inlerosls of every purt
of She state ; well versed in political history ;
sagacious In council , broadly patriotic , a
lover or his whole country ; free from sec
tionalism nnd worthy In every way to repre
sent Iho sluto of Now York In the United
Slates senate. The legislature cannot pro-
peso u better man for the senate than Ed
ward Muiphy , Jr. , ol Troy , and 110:10 : that
would give greater siUlsfacllon lo the whole
dcu'.ueratle party of the Mate. "
At U en Iron Ills Mi'snago.
D. C. , Nov , 11. The presl-
Ial
dent has begun the preparation of his annual
message to congress on lha slnto of the
country. The three weeks loft to him for Its
consideration will undoubtedly prove more
than enough llmo for Iho purpose. It Is rex
troTioIy Improbable HIM ho will oovoto much ;
space lo Ihe questions whlcu have nude ihP
thu policy of iho present ndministrallon. The
message will therefore ba .shorter nnd less
slgnlllcnnt than usual , nnd will probably con
tain nothing beynnd a review of the work
of the ndministrallon during the past .ye.tr ,
and n brief recitation of Iho president's well
known views on the political Issues of iho
day.
ST. Lorn , Mo. , Nov , 11.-Chairman Tan-
hcncck of the tiailonal
populist campaign
commttlee was Inlorvlmved lodnv on the re
sult of thu election. Among other thingsho
said the people' * parly will reorganize imme
diately und prepare for tlio next contest.
"Wo uro right anil will not turn our backs
on the principles that wo buvu advocated on
nior.oy , land and transportationhoforo which
the tariff question sinus Into Inslpnlllcanco.
The land and transportation planks will not
rnculvo the prominence they have in Ibo
past ; at least wo shall couiurourouiiro light
Jrlup Snyi S
ATLANTA , ( .a. , Nov. II. Speaker Crisp In
an interview today ( aid : "Cleveland's
election means that the ucoplo want a reduc
tion of luxation. If wo have the'senate the
democrat lu party will enact such a tariff law
as will rai.su an ample tuna for the economi
cal administration o [ the cuvernment and nint
the sauio liuiu open lo Ihe people nil uccos-
sarics of life. "
Iduliu'x I ) lfittlon Itiii.iilillcan.
noiHi : , Idaho , Nov. 11. Ij'js3 ihan half the
stale bus been hoard from so far. Indications
are thut iho majority of tbo Weaver electors
muy roach . ' 1,003 , Out of 270 precincts 117
give McConuoll , republican , for governor ,
& .S71' ' ; Huclie , democrat , l.S.VJ ; Crook , populist -
list : tt'J.i ! ' , Sweet
, , , republican for congress ,
has' a 'plurality of i,00v' ) ,
.Iliinuiirl Maintain * It * Mutiu Ono Ante , ,
JIITEIION : CirjMo. . , Nov. 11 , From re
turns received the democrats will have a ma
jority on joint ballot In thn legislature of Gl.
Frum this it ls snfo to say F. M. Cockrell
will be re-nlfcted United 'States iountor
still Counting In N tv
Ai.nuijt'EiQ ! i : , N. M , Nov. II. New Mexico
ice Is itill in doubt. The democrats claim it
by at least 500 ; tbo republicans Co not con :
cede It. Uoturns are coming In slowly ,
Tin I'liitu Aluiuil.iiitnro Will ( it. Un ,
isi > ux. rous , Ind. , Nov. 11. A. Allanta
ir round wan broken yo.nordur fur the lurgeit
batin plato factory iu the United Statoi. Mr.
Enoch Stanford , prosldoat of tha Indiana
Tin I'lato Manufacturing oomp.iny , which
will erect thu plant , ts not frightened ul the
democratic victory of last Tuesday.
The Indiana Tin Plato Manufnctunne
company Is Incorporalod- under the laws of
Indiana nnd is cnpltallziJ at W.OOO.OOJ. The
editor of the Atlanta Herald Is in receipt of
n letter from Colonel Conger , In which ho
says : "ll matters not who Is elected presi
dent of the United Stiitos. I do not think
the larlff laws on tin plalo will bo repealed
and the qulc'.icr new companies got Into
position for the manufacture of tin plato tha
more money they will 03 likely lo make In
Iho next tun years. Wo expect to double the
capacity of our works at Elwood nt the
o.irllost d.ito possible. "
IJISCL'SMi > UY Till : OAlllN'liT.
I'roli.ibln Cotirto to lln I ollmvoil In rilling
Viiciiiii'li-s liy HHI I'ri'sldcnt.
D. C. , Nov. 11. Hi * understood -
stood ' tha the pillcto bo purstuud by the
ndmiulstrullon In regard lo iho tilling of
existing vacancies In the civil scrvlco was
th principal subject considered ut today's
in of iho cabinet. Ills generally conceded -
ceded that the lour judicial vacancies will
bo tllloil In a few wu'cm. 1'ha posjlps , how
ever , are all nt sea in nigard lo iho appoint
ment ! ! in the State. Treasury , I'ostolUca and
Interior departments now at the president's
disposal. The prevailing Impression , however -
ever , Is that most of these oftlces will romum
vacant until after Mirch .
U was recalled today that , just , before
going out of oHIco In ISS'.l ' , Mr. Cleveland mndo
some extensions of tliu classlllcd service
which put further llmltaUon.s upon the
patronage turned over to Mr. Harrison. Fur
some months Air. Harrison hLs uocu con
sidering the question of also placing lha
bureau of tingrivini : nnd priming and Iho
government printing olllco within the
classified service. It Is said ho has decided
to do this , and that when the democrats
come Into power they will Und the civil ser
vice rules extended to several now branches.
Already
Iim. , No11. . The farmers
alllancijoC InJiana , cjmpDslug tUa bull ; of
the people's party , waieh east In the neigh
borhood of 1J.03U votes in thu state last
Tucsdav , adopted a scrlos of rosolutlons
today embodying the demands upau the next
leglslaturo of this stato. They demand such
a rjvhlon of the tax U-.v as will transfer to
capitalists and corporations their Just burden
of taxation , the enactment of a law rcaulrlng
nil securities to bo stamped by tha assessors ,
mi ( t rendering them voldoihorwiso ; demand
ing the obolitlon of tha fi'OJ pass system on
railways ; the suppression of the liquor
trufllcand such lu lslation ni will pruvcnt
the wholesale robbjry of the state school
fund uv a system of false onutnernllon.
Kcsolntions wora also adopted expressing
renewed faith In the Rirmors Alliance and
Industrial Union and.ondorslng the St. Louis
platform.
Tex is Mill DIMM KT.itlo.
GAI.VISTOV : , Tax. , Nov. 11. Fuller re
turns from the state coallrm the estimated
election of Ho is by from 53,033 to 75.0JJ
plurality. Vho next legislature , both house
and senate , will ba overwhelmingly demo-
cratlo. The populists will hnvo loss than
halfndozoa senators out of tnirlv-ono , and
loss limn twenty out of a total of I'JS in the
houso. There will 03 Uvo or throe republi
cans In iho lower house , but none in Iho
upper. While complete rottiins are not In ,
tnero is no loasorany reasonable doubt that
all the Tex.is dumocr.Uie congressional can
didates are elected.
Mlclilu--m Is All itl lit.
DETIIOIT , Mich. , Nov. 11. H Is now known
beyond n doubt that Hieh , republican , for
governor , has been elected by a plurality of
nt least 1S.OOJ , and tno remainder of the
stuto ticket by nbout the same amount.
The only onango in the congressional sit
uation Is the doubt thrown upon the claims
of U'eaUock ( diMii. ) to election in the Tenth
district. Van Fleck's friends bollovo ho has
a small plurality. Iti the Fifth district
Hicnarclson , fusion , has a small plurality on
the face of the returns , but it will need the
otllcial count to convince Belknap's friends
that ho is defeated.
Assistant Secretary SpuildliiK'H Opinion.
WASIIIXOTO.V , D. C. , Nov. 11. Assistant
Secretary Spuulding h.is returned to Wash
ington from a brief visit to Michigan. He
derives considerable satisfaction from the
fact that tno Wolvoiino state Is still republi
can. When nsUed what ho regarded as the
cnusy ot republican disalToction ho replied :
" 1 allnbulc Iho heavy democratic VOID lo
the fact that a majorl'y of the pcoplo had nn
Imaginary grievance of some Kind or other
against the republican party. "
California Will Oivo Harrison u .Majority.
SAN Fiuwisco , Cal. , Nov. 11. Hoturns'
from 1,821 precincts In California , including
' 'li'J iu San Fra-icisco , give Harrison , 10l,7ij : ;
Clovolnnd , 101,0' ) : ! ; Weaver , 20.m Harri
son's plurality of 3.1HO Is based on liguros of
four years ago In outside precincts. Harri
son will carry the state by u small majority ,
unless Cleveland's majority in this city ex
ceeds 7.0UO. Thirty-six precincts m San
Francisco have not boou counted.
lirpilMliMii MlnniMntu.
ST. PAUL , Minn , , Nuv. 11. Almost com-
plelo returns from sovcnly-two out of eighty
counties give Nelson , republican , for gover
nor , 13,103 plurality. Lalest reports make Iho
legislature republican by u small majorli.v.
Kopiullcans uro nuro of four congressmen ,
iho democrats of two , while the seventh is
In doubi between the republicans and popu-
llsls. Electors arc still undecided , though
the republicans claim a clean sweep.
Itrpiil.llr.nn l.'lnutnrs ( Jlioinn in Wyoming.
UIIKVISN.VEVyo - . Nuv. 11. Harrison
oloclors have bjon oloclcd by aoout 5'JO ' ma-
Jorlly. Their names are John II. Harron ,
John C. Dyer , William 1C. ICIIpatriclc.
Coffoen , democrat , is elected to congress by
a small majority. Oiborno , democrat , for
governor has noout tl)01) ! ) ) majority. The log-
lahitiiro Is republican bj ono majority on
Joint ballot.
Dcniiicr.itiii Dl iioril in Ti xas.
LUi.vc.iroN' , Tex , , Nov. 11. There Is a
probability that the
democratic family war
In this state will bo Icept up and Hostili
ties renewed two yean henco. The oxecu-
ilvo committee of 'tho Clark faction , ut ua
meeting today , resolved to parpotuato tholr
organUttion and the Hogg faction , being
victorious , will , of course , be kept up.
Dcmnrratiu Inill'inii.
Ind. , Nov. 11. Complete ro-
from elghly-slght counties show on oa
democratic plurality of 7U3i. The remainIng -
Ing llvb counties will probably Increase this
f > 'JO. ' The congressional delegation will
con
sist of olovun democrats and two ropubllcnus.
Orngiiii ItupiihlluiiiM 'rrliiinpli
Ore. , Nov. ll.-Hoturns from >
twe.uy-slx counties , eight of them complete i
give Harrison : , Sa5 ; Cleveland , ll.H't U ) ;
Weaver , ' 'll.-JSS ; I'iorco , fusion for olector.
2y,0btl. The five countloi to hear from will
uot cbuugo the result materially ,
Mtrrly liiipulillriin ,
IlisMUtcK , N. D. , Nov. 11. Hoturns today
muko tbo election of the republican state
ticket , with the exception of secretary of
atalo , nuro. Tno logNlaturo will bo ropub-
licac on joint ballot by ut toast twenty.
Overtrlirlinluisly llupnlillcan.
Huiiox , S. 11 , , Nov. ll.- From figures
wholly reliable the republicans have od
" 'ty-lbree out of sUty-ono es
I reported. Of thirty-four senators roporlea
tweiiiy-elchturo republicans.
Jvurylhlni : ; ICrpiililliMii \Vuililnclon. .
TACOIU , Wash. , Nov. 11. Harrison has
carried ihe state by 4,00 ] ; the republicans
elect both congressmen nnd hava a majority
of forty-eight on ] omt ballot In the loclsla-
lure.
ClevuUud'i SiiKill J'liirullty ill Dulinvnrr.
WII.MINQTOX , Del. , Nov. 11 The onicial
I count gives Cleveland5'Jii plurality ; Cauiey ,
democrat , for cotigreii174. .
ONLY ONE RESULT IN DOUBT
Nclraslitt's ' E'cction ' Ontcome Ktiowa Except
in Younj Mr. Brjnn's ' District ,
OFFICIAL CANVASS TO DECIDE THERE
Harrison , CrnniW , tlin Itopulillcnii Mntn
Tinker , .Mcrcor , Mnlklrjnhn , llnlnpr ,
JMcKriRltnn nnil Knm Klrctcd
Tito
Tin : Ben has received complolo returns
from sevenly-olgbt counties on president
and from sevonty-nlno counties on governor.
These counties glvn ihe following result on
president :
lliirrlson . W1.4I1
Clovuland - ' . . . ! M\il
.
llurrtsoii'a plurality .
The iciult on governor ts as fol ows- :
Crounso .
Morlnn .
Van Wvek . C''Jll
Cniiinso's plurality . . . li"SJ )
The Indications nro that the plurality for
Harrison In the stale will ba fully 5,500 nnd
Crouuso's plurality will reach I'J.OOU.
The vote of the counties heard from com
plete on president and governor is given
below :
Votis on I'roililcnt.
Har- Clove- Wea
COUSTIBJ. rlson. Ian t. ver.
Adiiins 1C.3 I1M Mii
Illalne ( V ) J4 01
Hurt l.KM 163 74'J
Itox Itntlo .W fita
llrown ; x\ \ 07 ; iu
Il.-iiinor 107 _ 2S 18- )
HnlTilo I.8YJ 2 , ( ' J
llnmio Ml ISi n.n
Tclar 703 21- )
Uliiy l.M'J 21JUS
hi 451
Dakota . 4tl : 1118 ( iOI
D.iwson . t lVi " . ! ? 1.0.12
IlocU'o . l.la ) 1.275
1H.1S3 S,7ni
I ) .wes 8.J 7IJI
DlMin ( .28
Kr.inklin 5:11 : 2.11 Kll
Knriias 8J7 1U7
: t.i7u : tun
1'il iu
Urcoly L18 1ST fuO
limit 40 11 15
llarlan nr. 100 7U1
Hall 1.5IU Ii78 :
u.o
Molt UU1 211(1 ( l.l'.K ' )
Ilamlltoi . ] . ? : il 248 l.lHi
llookur II l.lHin :
Howard 0)4 256 070
Intforson 1 HO'J 057
foluiMon 1,147 Oil )
Kearney P57
ICelth 21 J
sn
Lancaster ( i , 5'iM 1,4W )
l.o.-an II I i. UT 122
l.onp I II" 11 ! )
MadKon 1,157 1.1 Kl
.Memo I : Sl. " > KM
N.ineu OS 78 UTJ
NiifKolls 091 l.VJ 1.21)1 )
Nuinahi : . . 1,110 1,158
Otoo l,5ti. ) ] . : * . - .
I'liwitee l.-ciii rae
1'liclus , . . . 7Jt SI III !
1'olU 700 07 1.001
i'latlo 704 C S 1.201
I'lerco ysi 281 1.201Ml
Hock : i.U : 51 2 2
Utc hardson I.'J-'S ' 40J i.rir , ! )
Salliio 1,715 HOI 177
S.oux U'S IK ) 101
HoottsUlnir SKI 171
Sownrd ' ; , . . . 1,941 l.t'4
Sarny.il- : . ; . . KS3 Ml : t49
Stiiiiion r. . . . ' . . II 0 2(1 40J
bheriiian ' 471 rJ7 Gil
' 1'nurslon v * . 4l 5 rJ781S 18:1 :
Thuven . . .r. . I.WS MS 1.031
Valley 571) ) J.TJ 7 )
\V .Islington LOW Ml 741
Wayne J. . . 67i > 27U fi7U
Webster 1.01 ! ) JGS 1.0.1 1
Vork t. . . . 1.014 121 MS. )
Antulopn At ! ) fsh ere
I'lliinoro l.rill 2TH 1,481
Inindy : ! 7i ( 0' ' ! : i47
Klmball iu : 24 8) )
Ulieycrno R3. > 230 3IX )
I'crrilns U'JS 401
Koya I'.ilia ' , . . . , 2'i ( ) o75
rrontlcr < n" 871
Snundurs 1.44S 557 1.0.11
Ililtlor l.lHM 4-11 MSS
t'mltir l.b.'ll 2Mi 2 , IHO
Colfax rill fi57 ftOJ
Deuel : . .0 105 211
Totals . bO.lU 23.551 75,465
Vote On Covorinir.
Crounso. Mor Vnn
ton.
Adams . 1,507 C'J1 l.Od" .
Uliitnu . fiS 48
Hurt. . l.WIJ 810
Box llutto . . . . . 415 23J 5'JS
llrnwn . . . . "IlK ) if. i 181
HOOIIP . 810 275 0-8
Haulier . 1S2 111 170
llnir.ilii . l.fiii Cb ! ) , StS
tJiltnlng . 0.7 1,040 35S
( 'liiy . 1,510 1,040Ml 1,402
C'cdar . li-8 571 577
fJhaso . 21X1 HiO 3U4
Dakota . : :03 : 40) 3P.I
Diiwson . 1,05S Ml
DodRo . i.ua ; C8)
Dl.xon . fl'Jl ) TM . ' 8.1
U.iwus . 751 S80 li)5 )
Douglas . 10.2VO ' ' ' 4.:8J : :
Will 'ii'li ) 7-
I'nrims WillMl t'41 7018
S.bSs 1MJJ
U.irlleld . 123
Crcu oy . 2.11 an 4:11 :
Cnint . 4'l S7 4:11X.
Ilainlllon . . . . . J..V.1 W3 VM
Hooker . 10 0 VMu :
llo\vir.'l ; . 4SO t 770
llaye.s . : no 101 ! S17
Hull . l.KUii oin
Holt . ll 120 I. 4S
llarlun . Ti'il in 701
.Inll'or.soii . l.'Jlb 74.
.IlllllKOli . ' I.O.VI 4W
Koiirnuy . TTI 185 Ma
Keith . JOI IUI ) r.'o
luiox . 71h ) 4'W (170 (
Lancaster . . ' , Uh7'.l ' I.KH "
l.oxan . I'-'il ' " 1 "i lit
l.oiip . . " . . ' . . , 10S 0 ii'i
MiidUon . . . . I.OiiS 7U )
Morrlclc . > - , . . 711 I'M ' ) ( VII
Nancn . i. : . 'il'i in VIImi
Nuiiriha . , . ' . . l.Oli'l 070 I.07J
Niieliulls . 1)11 ) i , i in
Otou . l.WXJ 1.41.7 1.7.11
I'HWiieo . 1,141 ! 1131 ( XII
1'lerjo . IllJ ICS
I'ln-lps . ( ' ' I.'CI )
I'liitlii . . . , ' . . 7W ) 071 1,01'I
1'olU . . - . nil 1.H70
Itlohardson . 1,751 ' ins :
HneK . : i'no 101
Sallno . I,4IJ'I bin i.uai
Kloux . / . . , . , . . 121 binBJ 117
Bjwiird . , . . , . . . „ . . 1.2J7 ' I.O.V.
Scott * ltuir. | . . . , , ' .i , . 10) ) 7l' nil
Snrpy . ' , . . , , . . 1.253 1.7UI
Haundi-ri . . , , . . { . , 1,2V. 1,701
Shrrinun , ' I.Vi UK )
HllllltOM . . . . , . . , . . , , . . . - 4o : > aw
Tliuraton in 101
Tln-yer P KB
Vullny . 177 7i
7'"J
Wnyiiii : ioo 53) )
\\ub > lcr 4 * * ( ( JI > ( > Oi ] I
Vorx . / . 4:11 :
Antt'lopu . . . . 7.n 4:11MI
KlllinoM . 1. J.'IM SI7 i.w3 :
biiu.ly . . . . ; r."j JO1 *
ICIiiibull . . . 01 JO OJ
4.i ( : IIH
S.V. 42) )
Ki-ya I'uha liii iui : ns
. fiS ) 11X1 bli2
HiiHor . . . HIS 1.18i
Uuster . f 1MI Mi 2.145
C70 04i :
DCnui 110 215
Total , , j , . VJ,5'J 4i',0j8 62,211 l
i.i : < ; i.si\Timi : .
Oipoiltlon | Uu * u Sniull .Miijorlty un , lolnl
Ilnllnt ,
The returns op Jlhu losUlaturo are now
compleic , The republicans have elected
Mxtcon senators ami forly-olgbt ropreienta-
tlves , the democrats four senators and eleven
rcpresoiitallves , ami ihe Independents thir
teen senators and forty-one represnntalives .
The lollowiui is the , result by disirlcU :
"
* fKN'ATB.
1. Hlolmrdsdii'iiiKl I'uwnen-A. It. Seott. B.
2. Neiiiahti nnd Joluisoii-J. K. Harris , I.
3. ( Moo John Mattes. Jr. , I .
4. Uas-Orlando Toft. U.
5. aiimltir iuid Sarpy WilliamSmindors. I.
U. Houxlan-Clmrln H. OlurU. K i U O. 1.0-
bet-k. It.i W. N. llnbcoolc. I ) .
7. ' ' ' " " ' "B , a d iliirt-Kruinont Kverolt , It.
, . I'.111JJall0ttt' } Knox , Cedar aud Thurtlou
11. K McDonald. U.
P. Antrlopn , Itooiio and Orcoicy " . I'.iek-
wood. I.
ia Washington nnd Do.lRo John Thorn *
sen , 1) .
II. Wuyno. Mndlson nnd Plorco-J. M. Al-
den. 1 ! .
Ii I'lnttonnil Oolfax-t.inies I. North. 1 > .
13. Holt , llnrnehl mid Whcolur J. I' . Mul-
14 * . flrnwn , Kcyn I'ah-i , Chnrrv. Sheridan ,
O.iwrs. Hot Hullo and Sioux-II. tl. Stiuvart , I.
15 Cnsler , Valley , l npaiitl llialno William
( iriv. I.
in. llulfalonnd Shernnn Ooorgo N. Smith. I.
17. Hall and llownrd-T. T. McCarthy. 1.
18. I'olk , Morrlck and Naneo J. .N , tiamp-
1" . 'ituller nnd Sewanl Uror o W. Ijowloy. It ,
i ) . Iincisler : : Koburt K. Moore , 11) ) Ueoryo
W. KrfL'li-ston. It.
VI. UAEO Alexander Ornh.vu , K
S2. Siillno-.l D. Tope. It.
21. , t iri < on anil Tu iyur K. M. Corrot' ' , It.
21. Yontand I'lllmoro ,1. I' . Miller. II.
25. Umv anil Hainl ( on 1. . Ii .iiinnsiin. i.
20. NiiokolK WoDstor aiiil ri-aincllli Wll-
HMIH Dva rt , 1.
' . ' 7. Ad.-inis-l.i'ouold Huhn. II.
' . ! s. Koariuy , I'hulpj and llatlan \ \ . V.
Dale , I.
2li. Kiirnns. itud Willow. Hitchcock. Untidy ,
( lospor. Kroiitli < r , l'hiso : and Hayes Lewis W ,
YOIIMU , I.
: i ) Da.vson. t.lncn ii , Ifellh. I'ork'.ns , I'huv-
rnniI.ojnii , Ivlmu.ill and Hooker llonry SU
Itayncr , It.
IIOIMI : .
1. Illclrirdson .lohii.M. Itrockninn , U ; Henry
Gorilla , D ; .lilo ! Smith. I.
2. I'nwnoo-U A. Sehaiipal. 1L : W. M. lilf-
; i. VioMiah.i Church lltnvp , H , ; II. J , Johnson - ,
son , I ,
4. Johnson Jacob S. How. 1 ! .
5. NOIII iha and Johnson Thondoru Smith , It.
H Otoc John Sinomlr. U.l Uuor oV. . l.ol-
7. 6 iss-John A. Uiivlcv. 11. : A. S. rontcv , It.
H. O-iss and . ' .
Utoo Jnliii ( Watson , It ,
0. S-irpy Uittrcnco Keys , It.
10. Douulns A. I. . Simon. I ! . : A. Iui-l < nnr.
It , ; O. A. Onss. It.V. ; . N. Nnson , It. ! T. I ) .
Uriine. It. ; M. U. Itlckutts , It. ; J. II. ICynur. H ;
Ueorio W. Amos , jr. . U.i Charles Wltlinull , D.
11. \ \Viishinston . I ) . Hiillor. It. .
12. Hurt -icorgo ( V. Kt'ssler , It.
l'i. Hurt nnd WiishliiistHi. K. K. Slison . 1 ! .
14. Do.lzo X. I' . No son. I ) ; John 1'urrcl , 1) .
15. Uumlnc llonnet ( ioUKsiirth. 11.
in. ( . 'iiiiilng , DaUutu and Thuraton- I ! . I- .
Kloltr , It.
17. Waynoiind Stanton T. S. ( Joss , 12 ,
IS. ll.\on-IC. 10. 1011 s , It.
111. Uedarand I' i-rce-Arnold KlekolT. I ) .
20. Kniix J. U. Kriise. I.
21. Antulopo 1 < . II. Suter , I.
"i Hiione William A. Mcl'nlchcon , I.
211 Miil.snii-U. : A. Idiikhitrt. I ) .
V4. IMiilto Wlllliiin Shnli ) . I.
2 , ' ) . I'l.'itto nnil A.inco W. J. Irwlu. I.
20. Colf.ix John Van llouson , D.
27. Saunders-J. N. ( Jiillln. I. ; 1' . K. Olson. I.
2S. Iliii'i-r ' ijuor.-e IJ , Colton , K ; Charles D.
Casper , D.
20. Howard I ) . .1. llrown. It. : It. C. llhon. It.
: . Mnc'Rli-r It. H. O.ikloy. It. ; Josuph
llurim. It. ; A , .T. Cornish , It. ; Ii It. Sponenr , it. ;
.1. C. | . \ Mi'Kos-mn. It
31. Saline Wlllliiin ICtinp. H. ; John N. Van-
' " °
3" i5ae-C | H. Hinds , It. ; 1' . 11 Jamos.lt- :
II. J. Murre- : .
31. ( jueo and Salltio-John A. Waidlaff , It.
: i ) . .loirurson (3. ( J. Oiirpontor , It.
.V > . Thayer Ii II. Jenkins. It.
aft Th lyer and Jefferson Oi-orso Cross , It.
37. Kllluiore J. Jensen , It. ; Klchard Doo-
son , I.
IW. Vork Charles ICeeUloy , 11. ; Nallinn
Johnson , It.
! . ! i. I'olk Gcoro Ilorst. I.
40. AlerrlclfV. \ . ! ' . l'ortr. . I.
41. llninllton John I' . O.iln , 11. ; I'reA Now-
borrv. I.
4(31uyS. ( . M. Kl'Ior. I. ; fl A. XluVay. 1.
4:1. : Nu.iko s O. A. I'oltou. I.
41. Wnbstfr Aust.li ) Itlley. T.
4V Adiuiis-I'otcrCilllllh. I ! .
40. Wubstorund Adams IA. . Hnrinon , I.
47. Hall J. L. Johnson. I : Henry Hchlol-
fcldt. I.
IS , Howard , Charles Or.iininar. I ,
4'J , Gurllelil. Whuuler , ( jrculuy. I.onn. Illalne ,
Thomas. Hooker nnd Or.int ' . 11. 11 irry. 1.
59. IIolt-11. It. llunr , ' . I ; O. K. Smith. I.
51. llrown and U > uk Uhnrlei llobinson. Ic.
52. Cherry and ICuyu I'aha J. It. 1'm-ns-
worih. I.
M. Sheridan. U.-uvcs , Ilex Hntto and Slouv
J. 1) . Woods , f.
51. Lincoln , Oheyonm ) . IColth. I'orKlns Klin-
liii ; : , Donul , Soot 1.-i lilnir aud llannor O
C. l.lii-tcnfultur. I.
55. Vulloy Henry C. IthoJes , I.
5a Custnr und Lo ! tn-a W. Heal , l.jW. I' .
IIIZL-lns. I.
57. Hlicrman-'Albeit. nicknnson. I.
58. lluirnlo John Wi on , It. ; A. J. Seott , I.
50. D.iwson J. O. Iviii-li. 1.
03. Keiirnpy I0d Krlek. 1.
CI. Krnnklln .inines Dlniinlc'.t , I.
C2. Hnrlm-S. : Kiilton , I.
Kl. I'helps 1C. SodiTiniin , T.
01. Kiirnas John Stovum , I.
O'l. Itod Wlllow-T. A. Sheridan. I.
fit. 1'rontlor and Oosper I'or.l. 1.
07. Hitchcock , Duudy. ll.iyo. audClnse L.
O. Kussles. I.
XKltlEASKA'S CONC.KKSS.UKN.
Tlii'cn ItcpiibllLMiM mill Tivi. 1'opiillst.s
ii : ft < Ml unit Onu Docthtrnl.
H will InUo thu oOlcial canvass to decide
the result lu tbo First district. The onicial
count of the vote in l ancaster counly gives
Field a plurality of ! ! 10 over Bryan. Ac-
cordinc to TUB Bcr.'s llKuros this elects
Bryan bv : i plurality of lliil in the dlstrlcl ,
but the ofllciul canvass of the other counties
may change the result. Following I * the
vole oy couulies :
Field , llrvan , Shninp ,
Counties. 1 ! . I > . K
Onss 1.H11 V.-'OI
Johnson l.ll'i Oil 1/51 /
Lancaster 0'IJ 4.7'l ' ) ( J.VI
Nom.ih.-i i.os ) i.ar. air.
Oloe 1.IU3 I.SW < VH
I'uwncu l.Wi 031 M'
Itlchardson . 1.S11 l..W ' 151
Totals . iiOH : 13,781 2K8
Ilryan's plurallly , 14'J.
Second DUtrlct.
The complete returns of the Second district -
trict Klve : Mercer. JO.nOI ; Ojano , 9,407 s7 ;
Wheeler , ! ) . Ifl'J. Mercer's jdurality over
Doano it 1,0'Jl. The vote by counties is ;
Mercer , Donne. Wheeler ,
Counties. It. D. 1.
Ponging . 0..iVJ s.OII 2,410
Surpy . 5)'J ) liir 24' ' )
Wiishlngtoi . l.UU'i bl' ) 172
Totnls . IO.-01 0,107 3.KW
Mercer's plurallly , 1,0'Jl.
Tlilrd District
\Vlth ono county to hear from the returns
from Iho Third district show ; Mulldi'john ,
'J.2W ( ; Ivelper , S'J'jr ' ; I'oynlor , 8,7iU. Muilcle-
Jiihn'i plurality over Ivclper U 'JW .
MolkloK'el - I'oyn-
Coiinlkia. John , It. pcr.D , lor , 1.
Antulojiu . H'i'J 210 010
Itnonu . 8.'i * 255 ITS
Hurt. . l..Y , ' ) .TJt 770
Codnr . OI'J C55 474
Ciimlng aoo
Ditliiita 411 fO ) ls' |
Dl.xon Bit 4'KJ 4tH
Dodxu I(51 ( l.'l KM
Kno\ Kill S'JS r.'W
.Madison l.iitfl l.ouo BIT
Murrluit 710 407 (118 (
.Nance . , . . WJ M 7 )
1'lereo 1170 4OT l".ri
I'latto ; ' ( ! ( Hi ) ' b'.l't ! ' )
Clinton ai7 415 " ii :
Thurston 401 ici : "M
Wiiynu OS 4nr 40:1 < :
Totals KV-30 10&5 s'TTli s'
plurality.
1'ourtli Dlililtl.
In the Fourth district , complete returns give
Iluinor ir.USl , Vlfiiunln S.'JU , and Dnch
ll.r/il. Humor' * plurallly over Ieh U 4,1CU.
Thu following Is the vote by counties :
Hnl- VlfDOOM. .
Counties , nor. I ) , nualn. D. I.
llullur. ! K3 1,0'J DM
Ktllinoro l.M'ii u , * i.)5s )
( JaSO H.OOJ 1.MI3 l.VIB
Iliiinlltnn 1,101 4G'J ' j ,124 ,
.iKtreisun l.U''i ! mil v ;
I'o.U li'j ; 175 I.lijl
gallno ! , f > 07 111. ( i'JI '
Haundots l"il 001 l,74t
Sovvar.l 1.S7H HDI Oil
Thayur. I.'IO bSI filiH
Vork I.7G9 M'J ' l , 7
Tolals , . . . . l.\ftSl S.-JI3 H.5SI
1 Kill DUtrlct.
There are sllll three counlies to hoar from
In the Fifth district. The result in theoiher
counties Is ; Andrews , )2G5'J ) ; MclCoighan ,
11,771 , n majority for the fusion candidate i of
' , ' , , " 31. The result by counties Is as follows ;
MouoUh-
Conntles. Andruw . H. un , I. ,11.
Adniiii J , ( 5 j.COl
Ohatio , . , asi 4SI
Way jKU ] , ire ;
Dundy. . . . . W fa
rr.tnUllii ' 6U7 Ml
1'rontlcr ( id 057
Kurnua „ , b77 l.dC'J
Hull , 1,615 10-J7
.
Iliti-lnn , 5il bS'J
llavos , . . HID 3a :
Ivuiiriiey QS l.OlV ,
Nuokolll W3 jaOO ,
I'orklns . ayj J5I
I'hclin . TIJ I , ITT
Wulistor . ,
I.oyc
lfl/\ < \l i.iui
"
Totals.
sixth DUIrlrt.
There are eight counties to ho.ir from in
the Hlg Sixth district. Those which hnvo nl-
ready reported give : Whltoheitd , 11'JSI ;
Clatowoou , S,7rtl ; ICeni , lJ ! } > S7 ; showina u
plurality for ICem of l,00i. ; The result by
counties is-
- Whiler.ntc - ICrm.
< -ountlw. hcail.lt.oud , 1 1. I.
H inner . \s \ < } IS ITS
Ilia n't . t , | r > 'l III
HIIHiittu . 4 I Kt f > .VI
llnyd . . . . . . . . . .
llnixvu . ; i | | nU ) II >
Hiillulo ' . ! , ( I 01 liS'il
I'horrv ' . . . . * . il
t'hi'vonno ' . 4ii' ' ) a.B HTI
1'iiMtor . . . , . lS'i . . . . S.'Ji ! )
DVIH . bill . . . . U
MIIWMIII . 1.KI HiJ 1,0
Menol .
( i irllold . m HI ln
Urant . M Si M
litoelcy . ! l II 2S 4 )
Holt . . DID ! lil ( IJliS
lloo'crr . 13 'J ni
Howard . Ml 3111 fi.M
Keith . IS1 M i'45 '
Kcyu I'aha . 2d ? ill ! 1H
Klmuall . . lit ! VW IIJ
Lincoln . . . . . . . . .
l.o.'nn . f.'s Is' IIT
lump . i.j | . . . . ISO
Mi'l'hursaii . . . . . . . . . .
Itoek . ! iw TJ Ull
footts ii.nrr . sir > r s ua
Slionlnti . . . . .
Shcnnan . IIU HI II-VI
Siuiiv . KM TU 1M
Thuin is . . . . .
Vul.OT ' . MS I'JJ Tvl )
U'hoeler .
Following will bo found condensations of
special telegrams received by Tin : Ilct : from
the various counties where the vote has been
canvassed : v
II \STINOS , Nob. , Nov. 11. Adams county
vote complotoj- ' Harrison , 1,11'iU ; Cleveland ,
: vji ; ; Weaver , l.-r.'fi : Orounsu , 1.V)7 ) ; Morton ,
0S ! ) ; Van Wyck , I.OAl ; Majors , 1. 3:111 : ; Wol-
bach. ( J97 ; Shruder. lOil ; Allen , 1H' ' ; Crow ,
OSI ; Kastorllng , 1(11 ( ; Alcoro. 1.517 : O'Snlll-
van , 0.1.1 . ; MoUovnolds , l.Otil ; Hartley , 1.5.VJ ;
Hcckniiin , 07S ; Wolfe , l.OJ.i ; ( iouilv , MS7 :
Ilornborgor , 7"i ; lliatt , 1,015 ; Hustings ,
l-lt)7 ) ; Gerlng , ( iUI ; Slrlcklcr , UII5 ; Humpnrey ,
lial ; Gunnelt , l.lr : > . Con
gress Andrews , l.tiNl : Mclfoighan , 1,5'U. '
Senator Iliihu , 1,6-IS ; Jones , l,2iii ! ; Shiivcr ,
I'.M. For representative Kortv-llftli ( Jrif-
llth ( rep. ) , 1-IM ; Davis ( ind. ) , 1,0(11 ( ; W.ihl-
qulst ( deiu. ; , 'Ji7. I' or lloat tcprescntalivo
Forty-sixth Urown . 1-ls'J Harmon
( rep. ) , , - ;
( tnd. ; ,
Anlclopf.
Nni.iou , Xob. , Nov. 11. The oniolnl can
vass of Antc'opii county gives : Harrison ,
S'i.l ; Cleveland , 175 ; Weaver , 9 < 1 ; Itidwcll ,
ID ; Crounse. 7.Ji ) ; Van Wyck , Dl'l ; Merion ,
'Jvht ; Uonlley , llli : Mnjors 7ib ; Sclmidcr ,
' .U'J ; Slonhons , (17 ( ; Wolbach.Ml. . Thu b.il-
unco of ttio slate ticket has the sumo pro
portion. Congress Mol'.tlpjihn , 7.10 ; 1'oyli
ter. 971 ; Keiper , 248 ; U'lgtou ' , ! > : > . State
senator I'iickwood , ind. , ! ) )0 ) ; Uiley , rep. ,
O.i : ; IluiTman. dom. , l'2 . Hopresun tali vis
riulcr , ind , 'J. . ' ) ; Holmes , rop. . SO1 * ; Calder ,
dein. , 175 ; Clnllltli.proh. . , 114. Hoyd , rep. ,
is eleclod county attorney.
Hoonc.
Al.uio.v , Neb. , Nov. 11. OfhYial vole of
Boone county : Harrison , SSI ; Weaver , 99.1 ;
Cleveland , 1SS ; Crotitue , S10 ; Mortop , 275 ;
Van Wyck. JUS ; Major * . KW ; Shrador , 9ii : ;
\Volb3cii. 271 ; Allen , sIlT ; Crow , i'Jii ' ; l-Ju-
icrlintr , KJi ; Hartley. 8-G ! ; Uccltman , ,297 ;
Wolfe , J > 0 : McKovnolds , 949 : Moore , ? ) ;
O'Sulllvan , 21M ; Goring , 277 ; Hastings , bill ) ;
Strlcltler , 914 ; Gtuinott , 9IIS ; Humpnroy ,
SI4 ; Wiggins , aru ; Goudy , SW : Hiiitt , ' .I I'J ;
Hornbcrger. 'JOG ; Ivelper , : . ' 55 ; Melk'.otohn ,
8117 ; i'ovnter. 978. Suiinior Ninth district
Itiloy ( rap. ) , S'i'J ; ilulTmun ( doin. ) , 2SI ;
1'iicttwood ( ind. ) . IUI. Heprcsontailvo
Hoono county Drawer ( rop. ) , S74 ; Mathews -
ews ( dom. ) , "lij ; McCulcheon ( Iud. ) , ' . ' 17.
Itoyd.
HUTTI : CITV , Nob. . Nov. 11. Kamiblicnn
ticket is elected in Hoyd county by li'JO. Joe
Hartley's majority is nbout 4UJ.
ItnLlur.
DAVID CITV , Nob. , Nov. 11. Duller county
vote complete : Harrison , 1.0S9 ; Cleveland ,
IUI ; Weaver , 1-l s ; Crounso , ' .IIS ; Morton ,
-SO ; Van Wvck , 1.185 ; M-iJois , IKU ; WoJbaeh.
ill' ' ) ; Shracier , ' .Ud : Allen. UD7 : Croxv , 9SI ;
Easterllnp. VJit ; Moore , ' .Wl ; O'Siillivan , 9SJ ;
MoHovnoIds , 1)10 ) ; Birtley , Unl ; Heckmnn ,
I'lKI ' ; Wolfe , QJI ; Cloudy , ' .ilili ; Hornhorgur.
lDiM ; Hialt , Dill ; Hastlne.-v , 9-l ; ( Joring ,
1.037 ; Strlrklor , SSI ; Uumpuroy , 970 ; Wls-
"
, liri ; ( Jiiniiott. ' . ) ! " . Congress Dcch ,
llainor , ! KW ; Vlfquiiin , l.O'JS. Semite
Uowry ( ccp. ) , 81'3 ' ; Fuller ( mil. ) , tttS :
Hitchio ( dom. l.OIll.
) , . House--Curpontur
( ind. ) , ' .Wl ; Caspar ( dom. ) 9S1 : Collon ( rop. ) .
1'MI ' ; Mashelc ( dom. ) , li7.'S ; Sargcr.l , ( rep. ) ,
779 ; Taylor ( Ind. ) . OCT.
Clmsr ,
i. , Nob. , Nov. 11Tun onicial can
vass of Chase countv : Harrison , Jl.Vi : Cleveland -
land , 81 ; Weav.ir , 4."il ; Crounso. 'JM ; Morton ,
KiO ; Van Wyck , . ' 191 ; MnjorsVolback : : ,
IL'O ; Shrador , nfl7 ; Allen , iii ; : ) ; Crow , 111 ;
iCasiorliiiff , IJSS ; Moore , T'I ; O'SullIvnn , UC. ;
McKeyiuilds , T.)7 ) ; Hartley , JKHJ ; JJr.cUmnn.
I'M ; Wolfe.I'JS ' : Ooudy , : i-J ; Horiibergor.
11's ; Hliut , 1193 ; llasllngs , IWJ ; ( Jering , 1JI7 ;
Str cklor , 9I ; Humphrey , Mfl ; Wlgeins ,
MO ; Ciunnott , IW3. Congress AndrowH , ilill ;
McKnlglrantbl. . Kenilo : ( ininmrl , Jl.'il :
Young , -IDS. House Abbotl , illO ; Higgles ,
171.
Sinsiiv , Neb. , Nov. 11 , Choycnuo county
vnto coiiiplolo : Harrison , fU. > ; Cleveland ,
yU : ! ; Weaver , UiiO ; CrounsoS | : ) ; Morion.
a'11 ; Van vVyuk , HIS ; Majors , 4 W ; Wolbuch ,
J9'J ; Shrador , : ilU ; Allen , 107 ; Crow. 201 ;
Iviatorlintr , illl ; Moore , 451 ; O'Sullivaii ' ,
'Js7 ; Mclioynolds , ill ! ) ; Hartley , 4li ; Heck-
man , Ul" ; Wolf.1 , iil ) ; Goudy , 4r > s > ; Horn-
borgcr , 2 7 ; Hlalt , ilU.V HasllnRs , 45 : ) ;
fJuring , ! ! OJ ; Strlckler , U'J'J ' ; ilumphroy , 419 ;
\Vlz3lns , " 93 ; Gunnctt , :1J : . Congress
( iniowood , y ; ) . ' . ; Kem , ! )74Vhltehead ) ; , -Ulil.
Senator- Darner , ! HV Ulclit-rson. 'JOD ;
St. itayner , 497. House Alsors , 48) ; Llngon-
foltor,4l. ! )
Cidlm ,
i. Nob. , Nov , 11. Colfax countv
vote cciiipleto : Harrison , 811 ; Cleveland ,
.V 7 ; Weuvoi , .V.C ) ; Crounso , f.4l ! ; Morton(170 ( ;
Van Wyck. ( Hit ; Mnjoro. r.18 ; Wolbach , 7i5 : ;
Shrddor. fi55 , Allen , 371 ; Crowo , 711 ; Haster-
llng , filb ; Muoru , fifiS ; O'Sullivan , 757 ; Mn.
Hevr.olds , 4S7 ; Uariluv. S75 ; Hcckman , ' . rI ;
Wolfe. Ml ; Goiidv , M9 : Hornbercor , I ;
HUU.77'J ; HasllnijB , 5WJ ; Gcrinjf.iTl ; Sirlok-
lor. fi'JJ ; Humphrey , .141 ; Wiggins , 7IS ; ( Jun-
noit. Ulfi. Congress Melklojohn , f.7J ; ICoi-
lor,7.'Hl'ojrnteru'IU. ; Senate Olo-ion ( rop. ilV. )
619 ; North ( di-ra , ) , 7.VJ ; Jewell ( Ind. ) . fi79.
House ProiicB ( rop. ) , cr 3 ; Van llouson
rdein. ) , 75 ; ! ; Uunn ( ind. ) , fill.
Cimtcr.
BIIOKKX Hott' , Nob. , Nov , 11 , Complete '
returns from Custer county ; Harrison ,
1.S2U ; Weavnr , y.lS'J ; Clovolund , i.'st ) ; Hid-
well. I'J'J ; Hontluy , 1M ; Crounso. 1,5(19 ( ; Mnr-
lon , 90 ; Vim Wyck , 2,145 ; Majors , i.Tdi ;
Shrador , ' . ' ,110 ; Swphnns , llir. ; Wolbacb , JI7J ;
Allen , 1.7JO ; Hoostrom , 145 ; Crow , ! 13i ; ;
Ka torllni. , ii.lUS ; McHoynolda , 2,010 ; Muoro ,
1,757 ; O'Sullivuu ' , Hf.'JThomas ; , 111 ; Hartley > ,
1,7-T ) ; Heckman , . ! ! Slj Donslow. liiVolfu : ; ,
y , 1011 ; Bower. 151 ; Oorlnj. , iliii ; ilusUngs ,
1,097 ; Strlckler. 2.144 ; Ounnett. 2.109 ;
Humphrey. l.SIO ; Charlo ? Siullh , lli ! ; Wig-
Bins , OS ; Higelow , I(1S ( ; Goudy , l.O'.O ; Uluit ,
S.'JOl ; Hornborber , aas. Cnniro b Huobo ,
107 ; ( Jalowood , IS'J ; Kom , 219 ; Whliohead ,
1.8iU. Henalor Clevolnndw ( pro. ) , IW :
Fries ( rep. ) , 1,709 ; Gray ( Ind. ) . 3srr. '
H-Jorosontatlves ' Heal ( Iud. ) , 2,0:11 : ; Jlig.
gin's ( ind. ) , 2.191 ; Honey ( pro. ) , 10-J ; 1'oler -
son ( pro. ) . 120 ; Vandonburff ( rep. ) . 1,701 ;
Woo-lrulT ( rop. , 1,700.
, , . . ,
CMAITEI. ! , , Nob. , Nov , 11. Deuel county
vole coinploio ; Harrison , 250 ; Weaver , 211 5
Cleveland , 105 ; Cruunto , 203 ; Morton , 110 ;
Van Wyck , 216 ; Majors , 214 ; Wolbach , J5i ;
Shrader. 213 ; Allen , 2I'J ; Crowe , 117 ; Uustur-
lint' . Wt ; Mooro. 2 'J ; O'Sulllvun. J20 ;
Mclloynolds , 210 ; Hartley , 197 ; Ueclimac ,
I fcOMTIM'ED 0-X ( ECOKU 1'lOE.j
HAS . HIT CAPRIVI VERf HARD
'
Germany's ' Ohnnoallor Threatens a News-
papar Correspondent with Expulsion.
ME OBJECTS TO ADVERSE CRITICISM
Comment ) ! on Current Political KviMiU In
( iornmny nro not to IIP IndnlgiMl In
Wliora Unrim.ml.lo to tin * ( Inrorn-
ini'iil Korrlsjn .Mftlri.
| < 'oprrlilit > .it If.'ZbT ' .l.imoi OorJan llonnstt. )
HKIII.IX , Nov. ll.-New ! York Herald
C.iblo-Sooclal loTiu : UniM I have to nn-
uoui.i'o to you toiiny that a dccrno for my
cxnuislon has bc n drawn roudy for usa
should any further allnclc * upon iho ohon-
collor iipncar iu the llor.-.ld. This measure
has boon tnkPti In consiijiiunco of Iho news
cabled you announcing that Count Caprlvi
was endeavoring to soouro the support ol
thu Vatican to Influence Gorman Catholics to
vote for his proposed nriuy bill.
This In formation , which Is absolutely ac
curate , hit * noon re-telegraphed to iho Berlin
papers nnd has done n great deal to augment
the chancellor's unpopularity throughout
northern Germany , especially nt n moment
whan iho attention of iho imltou wns en
listed by the recent Luther festival of
Protcstanllsm at U lltonbor , ? .
Heir ICnidcrlin , who , In behalf of the min
istry , Informed mo of this decision of expul
sion , although courteous nnd punctilious In
his language lo me , iiovorlholoss so far lost
his temper ns to break out lu the most vie
lent and personal abuse of Prince Bismarck ,
11 fact which shows that the yx-ehnncollor'
nttncksi have hit Iho government In a lender
spot , it is confidently believed huro that
Count Caprlvl , who is constantly receiving
soml-olllclal snub * , Is doomed , nnd that 1m
fall will como about very spoedilv.
The grand rabbi offers the support of the
.lowish prcjs in case f should bo expelled
irom Horlln. It is well known here that
Count Minister , tlio Giirnuu nmuassndor lo
I'Tance , Keeps ihe chancellor posted by wife
nbout what Hie Herald and Figaro publish
lu Paris concerning German affairs.
I must admit thut apart from a little onicial
sliffncss and slornness Iho intercourse be-
I'.vcon the Gcrnmii government and your
correspondent has been extraordinarily
courteous , almost Iu the French way.
I was nsked not rudelv If I was
prepared totaUcall the extreme consequence *
of a refusal to give the Herald the llo direct
to obllgo thu forsign odlco. 1 roplled politely
politeness has bo.-n the feature of nil
these meetings thus far "Oh cer-
lalnly , If yon moan expulsion1 and
ndditd lhat It , would maKe little
difference to the Herald where I was. ll
would got , the new * nil the same , though Ik
might cost n little moro. I am told lhat thit
is the Ural time the Prussian government
has ever shown such dnfoi'onco to a fojyjg'i" *
paper under similar cliuumstunobj. It U
virtually treating with the Herald d
puissance.
. SOUTH A.UKKIOAN NBWS.
Chill I5cjnlci.il at IC < Miilt of President ! * )
I'.li'iitloii ' Ituvolutinti In ISm/.ll. ,
[ Cupyrlxhtoil IS'Jby Janus ( ittrtloit-U ntiott. ]
V.vi.i'Aiiviso , Chili ( via GalvdTton-Tex. ) ,
Nov. 11. [ By Mexican Caolo to the dm.
York Herald Special to Tun BKI : . | There
Is great rejoicing In Chili ever the election
of Cleveland as president of the United
States. Both here and at Santiago ( lags ara
dying from the residences of Americans , and
Cuilinn citizens are sending congratulalory
lulngrams to their American friends and ex
pressing Iho hopj Hint an American gentle
man will bo sent as minister to Chill.
The evening p oers horj and at Santiago
comment favorably on the result of the elec
tions. The papers at Buenos Ay res also reJoice -
Joico At the election of Cleveland , and say
lhat Harrison's dolcat moans a conciliatory
policy toward Iho South American republics ,
un on lacK of aggression on the part of lha
U nitcd States.
President Monti has been in conference
with the loaders of the conservative party.
They say they nro not strong enough to form
n cabinet unless Ihcv ran form a coalition
with eonio wing of thu liberals. The present
cabinet will retain olllco for tbo lime being
ut the request of President Moult.
The Horuld's cor respondent at Buenos
Avros telegraphs thut thcro is a probability
of a general sirhco of wnrkiugirion unles&
WAL-O.H are increased. The govern mont - u
trying to bring about n sett lemont. >
Tno Areentlno congress is holding secret
sessions lo discuss foreign relation-- . '
At a recent i-osslon of the Brarlllnu con-
press Colonel OnrUjuo moved a resolution
declaring that Brazil needs nan rillm ot tha
lati-st models and un en tire change In Jts ar
tillery in view of iho warllko preparations in
Argentine.
Tim diplomatic corps at Hio da Janeiro has
sent in u Joint protest against existing laza
retto nrrangunionts nnd requesting u reor
ganization ol tha service ) .
The state of IMo Grande do Sul , Brazil , U
a ferment. Uaron Itnuutio nnd General
Oliver.i , chiefs of the revolutionary move-
incut , are In Ynjnari actively rocrulllug for
another attempt.
There was a light recently at San ICiigonm
PoUvoon ilia president of Uruguay und the
congress of lhat country owing to Iho prcal-
dunt'.s persistency In his .efforts lo obtain a
loan in Franco.
AN A.HKfMOA.N S I'IJA UUIl'rf KICHTN.
( 'iiptiini of Din l'lillailrlililn | Itmlits V n-
/.iii < liin I'olicn In Sniirvli of u Itufngrij ,
[ Coprrlk'htcd IS'.C l > r Jam < j9 Curdun llonnutt. )
LA GUAYIIA , Vono/.uola ( via Gulvoiilon ,
Tex. ) , Nov. 11 , ( By Mexican Cable to lha
Now Vork Herald Special lo THE Bitu.J
The Ked D Hue sloamor Philadelphia sailed
from hero last night with only consular
clearance papers , iho Venezuelan government
having refused to clear tbo ship.
Among the pasjonirors on tbo Philadelphia
when she sailed from hero was Senor Mljores
who had boon governor ot Cyaru under tba
contlnulstn regime. The government au
thorities demanded that ho bo surrendered
on u cuareu that while governor uo had stolen
cuttle.
Thocnplnln of ihe Philadelphia refused to
give him up and when the police uttotnplod
lo boanl Iho ehlp and search for Mloie ]
thov were rosUtod.
The Phlludollphlii then loft her doolt and
anchored in iho utreum while the queilloa
vvii referred to United S la ton Minuter1
ScniKKS. Ho uphold tnii captain In rofusjnsf
to gtvo up Mijoics , on iho ground that there
wan no extradition treaty bulwoun VonezucU
und iho Uullod Stutei. The govern moot
Ihou docidud to refuse to clear the Phlladol *
jillla and she sailed without regular paper * .
Dnildi Nliol tlio
tutl Id ? ? by Jami Ourdon llonnott )
1'AitiB. Nov. 11. [ New Yorlt Herald Cablf
Special to Tim Ocu.l A dispatch fron )
Dahomey announce ! that General Dodds hu
cuutcd to bo bhot tin ) vvhlto uion found U
lha iho army of King Hohnnzln , Three
of them are Germans , Wockel , Purck aui )
BchulU. Ono is a Helglan end another
un ICiiglUhman. They are suopotod to hftv
been descrtiT * from the Belgian and Gorman
Congo counlry and Ihe Cameroon , The exe
cutions have produced aoerlain amount of ox >