Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1900, Page 3

CONGR RESS BEHIND PRESIDE\T Voters Eend Men to Washington Who Will Bupport the Admigistration. NAMES AS FAR AS KNOWN OF DELEGATES Pennaylvanin Leads Off with Twenty- S1x Out of a Possible Twenty- Nine and New York Fole lows Closely Om. CHICAGO gressicna cate that in n member from the cou to any showed gains BINGHAMTON, N Y, Nov Ray, republican, has been ngress in the Twenty-sixth exten ald those received 8 —George ed ongressional w Congress Capron n Rh ro- Island. DUBUQUE wpeaker re-elected fr COLUMBIA crats elect all lina PITTSBURG vania republican, ele J B. Showalter 8IOUX CITY Jowa— Eleventh publican, re INDIANAPC lected; Thir ocrat ted #on George Tenth ean W Stecle district, A AUSTIN, Tex congressmen ele where result RICHMOND, Va, N c Loeb, democrat, elected in PHILADELPHIA, No congressmen are elect Pennsylvania arge and Robert H. Foederer First district Becond district Fourth d Fifth 4 Sixth ¢ inth Henderson representatives, I8 Third The demo- Congress, Pennsy! Twe 8. N. Jack republ Ia distri ele d'strict elected Nov ted except in doubt neress ourth dis Agrew ans xteenth Seventee m.) Biglteenth (rep.) Twenty-f Polk @ district, Thaddeus M. Mahon district ond s M atstrict Jack John (rep) Dalzell W ¢ Aistrict aham Twenty-fourth district, E. F. Acheson (rep.) Twenty-ffth district (rep.) Twenty-eighth (dem.) ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 6- Bouthwick (rep) is elected in the Twentieth district BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. § 1 congressiopal district D (rep.) is elected BLOOMINGTON, 11, congressional publican, elected PHILADELPHIA, Nov tions are that Willlam McAleer Jefeated for re-election in the Third by Henry Burk flercest congres waged | J. B. Showalter district, J. K. P. Hall George congre H sman In the Thirty- th A. 8. Alex an Nov. §.—Thirteenth Vespain Warner, re indica- democra was congressional distr publican. One of th fights fn intry was triet FRANKFOKT. Ky trict ith Trimble POUGHKEEPSIE. Ketcham (republican the Eighteenth congr JACKSONVILLE, Fla - Sparkman (dem.). re-clected First dis trict; R. W. Davis (dem.), elected Second district BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov second congressional distri Mahany (rep.), 17 Willlam (dem.), 18,0 DES MOINES, Nov district, Hall (rep.). elected 8T. LOUIS, Nov. 6 —Cougress, Ninth dis trict, Champ Clark (dem.), elected MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 6.—Congress First, Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth and Ninth districts, democrats elected DANVILLE, 1!, Nov. 6.—Joseph G non (rep.). elected Twelfth distr RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 6. Sixth district, James E elected RICHMOND, Va, Nov. & —Democratic congressmen are elected in First, Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth distr CLEV Chio: Bwen Burton (rep Crarles Dick (rep.) o Lov E. Ky Kentucky sth 4 (dem.) elected. Ele Berelng (rep.) elected CINCINNATI, N First district, Willlam B eiscted; Second, Jacob H re- al this dis- Nov de 1. ele N. Y John H § - Seventh dis has 6.—The Thirty gives B. B H. Ryan # —Congress Seventh Can- Congress Watson (rep.) AND, 0. Nov “ongress, district. Theodore E Nineteenth di ted b electe & —Congress Linn h district, Vincent Congress, Shattuck Bromwell Ohio (rep.) (rep.) Does not always Indicate | \ce—1821 Farnam s ““Talking Michine Theater where always welcomed 1o hear the as played by the world's best ¢ Ereatest #COMPANY OMAHA and Lincoin, Neb, 306 South 1Tth street is our “Automobile Theater’ whers our carload of 191 “Autos mobiles” will soon be displayed in opera~ ten [ me 1000, Open Evemings, ongressmen in South Caro- | - | that Gordon Snook rth, Robert Fifth, Jobn elee B Morgar H from Congre Ache BOSTC aschus ond Fourth, Ch Sixth, Wil Seventh Ernes Eighth ath, J 2 A Coney wuel L. William ( h (dem.) owers, (rep.) Twelfth rep) Thirteer Lovering Willlam & Green SPRIN LD, 0., Nov. 6 Ohlo enth district, Thomas rep.), elected RICHMOND Eighth district Rhea (dem.) atstriet BALTIMORE, M4. Nov Third district Fourth ted Va elected Ie alec Frank C district Fifth d xth Wa harles Sydney rict, George Pe CHARLESTON, (dem.) 8. C.. Nov elected congress [} YORK o'clock has Gitt Astrict R Pa ate ) in the 16 at preses ted by Ze 1 has been democratic f Nov that Re ert gross ns up to Lewis over H rep neteenth dlstrict. T rep Grosvenor th Congress h R E ar Willlam Fifth di N he 3 a —Congress P TOLEDO, Nov. & strict. Southard (rep.) BURL 'ON. la, Nov sional Towa district Fifth HOUGHTON , Mi Carlos D. Sheldon elected ST. LOUI venth d ted FINDLAY 2 Congress district, Wareneck (rep.) electe NASHVILLE, Tenn v Eighth district, Thetus probably elected MONTGOMERY Fifth district, C elected WEST SUPERIOR gress Teath district rep.) elected BUCYRLU 0, teenth di et ted LINCOLN, Neb listrict, Burkett (rep.) elected MINNEAPOLIS Minn Eress Fifth district, Loren F! cted WILMINGTON ecker (rep.), for Ball (rep.) Thomas He h Nov h 6.—Congre district, (rep Nov. §.—Congress James Cooney Misso w Ala w Nov, Thompson Wis., Nov John J Nov & James Congress Norton Th A Nov. 6.—Congress: Fi ov. & etcher Del.. Nov the short for the in majority Nov t. Henry W ced §. W. Dave Howard Mutchler 8—W term, and Delaware hy 6. +Cong Pa Wis John Nov. W [ Babg Congre. ock _LOUISVILLE, Ky h district, H. § NORTHWOOD. Fourth district elected AURORA, 111, Nov. 6.—Comgress district, Albert J. Hopkins by & majority of 1,200 CAIRO, INL, N second district, G clected Nov 6. —C Irwin (rep,) e Nov. 6.—Congre Haugen (rep.) la G. N 6—Congress orge W. Smith Twen rep.) He (rey ongres 6.—Congres- s iry (dem.) Eighth §.—Congress (dem.) ir- (dem ret Con- full term, are fre m (dem 58 re- Eighth (rep.) elected ty- re- PRESIDENT WALKS TO POLLS tory Hands Cheer Him a Passes Along the Street Gol and Retarnt CANTON Nov cast his ballot at § | before that time Kinley residence, Day, Dr Rixey. Frease and Charles q ary C o 6. —Prestdent MeK 20 this morning he came from accom 4 Postmaster R. Miller rtelyou. A er people bad gutbered in front of the ho L the president bhands and exchanged xlonmn" Ereetings Market street he and Judge Day | the hea of the rty and } was kept busy ra reetings along one of the factor) men along & crowd bad by George of Can Do walked the pr lows crowded with wo who gave nim a cheer as he pas to the polls. At the voting place q ollected see the presid cast his vot» He shook han | ot the offcials and then stood while | questions required by law were asked registry number was 302 and bis was 19 t 333 was He Shortly the Mc- ton of nse th many wn of rk- sed with som the His the b ballot cast In a total voting strength With the questions answered the president tepped into the beoth and remained fu | & minute scanning the ticket befc {1t into the ballot box. Judge voted and the party started back to house, receiving further friendly demonst tions along the way. The president celved dispatches from New York lead. early today saying a large vote had be poliad fidence in the result several of the president's close friends fr Cleveland are expected b and will remain while the returns come Roosevelt Votes NEW YORK, Nov. & voted at his b He suid be did not anticipste any trouble over the election He would be prepared, he said city today if it should be necess; wise he would rematin at his he | would receive the returns tonight 1y. Governor Roosey to go to othy where Grov ‘ PRINCETON President Grover Cleveland arrived h from New York at today at once to a poll'ng place and voted. | then aroceeded to bis home, Cleveland Vot N. J.. Nov ra- re ers een by 8 o'clock and expressing strong Senator Hanna and om this afternoon in me in Oyster Bay about 103 serious n New York City. the er- be Former ere was driven Ite | Bow the election bas gome. THE mRIOT AT ])””“\ IN DENVER DEATHS IN THE PHILIPPINES & lice Attempt Rev to Eject Deputy Eheriffs and | vers Are Used TWO MEN KILLED AND MANY. INJURED Popoeratic Machine Bound te Prevent Any Interference with Its Fraodulent Desfgns at Any Cost & ~Two of whom men ty-second was shot Harve EN lal depu HARVEY, white, special po- kson red arm epecial deputy broken; may nan, shot i red, deputy sheriff emen had nd about 1,000 At 7 o'clock Spe F. Carpenter Twenty-second and to supervise the opening district H, precinct four. deputies were present. Or- een issued by the Pire and Po- to refuse to recognize the au these deputice and arrest any rfered with police tlons Officer Carpenter ordered the 4 to retire 100 feet from polls. Hampson Jackson, colored sieted and drawing a revolver began shoot- 1ng One b nstru second b striking Jack- uring his The blow officer car- the res: Shooting Becomes General. the deputies became general who were armed disadvantage. revolver W negroes, many ity sher Marsbal Bailey in the federal bu °n badges and pistols. The spe ointed by our board were h al offt uparmed lubs and ordered not to use except iu extreme cases. uble comes as the outgrowth of ter campaign in Denver which involves not only na kets, the election of Controlled by Democra artmen con: and Robert who was rat, but who is now to fave ans, at the re- of the Homest Election league (com harged, exclusively of repu a very large num is lled by me sa quest deputs the Yesterday the board o disregard of an ordered Troop ( n readiness to be ow at the armory Colorado Nationa the armory and throughout the day have been by the the gove nder arms anderstood offh whose of orders they ot ng McMurray, chairman n league, this eve of $5,000 for the the men who offered a reward conviction of arles Al Deputies Under Arreat. Several deputy rested by pol ersopating an voters, The number of ve registration hallenged man who, it red. and persons he persons voting no further offering to v Iy is m. there been any of the rioting at ing places | ial policemen and a special | ty fired several shots into the Tenth | hotel ab noon today becau he proprietor refused to furnish them a | rink. No one was burt. The officers were locked up BOTH ROUTESGOOD FOR CANAL | What Walter et Says of naiathmian Waterway After Investigntion. NEW YORK, Nov the Nicaragua canal passenger on ship rived from Colon today. He is the last of the commission to return. His headquar- ters on the isthmus were in the Georgtonia tion. Besides his duties in connection with the Nicaraguan canal, M ect spent some time in studying the Panama route 1 have the | Walter Schlect of mmission was & Fioance, which proposed | been on the isthm months,” he said, “and have studied both of t proposed ro The commission studied both of them carefully and in their report will impartially consider the merits of each of them h of the routes has many advaptages. Should the Panama route be chosen, two years' work will be 1. Most of the obstacles in the way ng th anal can be overcome by ing sk believe the Panama people will finish the ¢ 1 in Its estimated o8t 18 $100.00¢ while they are spending only about $1.000000 a year. The cost will be about $150,000,000 on the Nicaraguan | route.”" Mr. Schlect went to ashington Buy & Bee extra if vou want to ““1 seventeen save years OMAHA DATLY re- |20 ‘. 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