| Show III I Dill ItMtH INOItldON Tiler Car tile State fly About Three Thcoovind Portland bre1Ahs GThe state election today resulted In I a v Ictory for the entire Itepul llcan state ticket T T Qcer ltcpullk for governor will have a plurallly ot alt I 3000 and It may h larger The Republicans have elected 1 ma Jorlty of the legislature which will Insure I the electon lollatur He ubllcan Untied States senator to fill the va cany now existing from this state M A Moody Is I elected congressman from tho aectind district and the In lieu tlons are that T H Tongue will be reelected re-elected from the FIt district At 11 30 tonight Chairman G A Steel of the Republican state central com inlttee gave out the following The Republicans have carried the Btnto by at least SAO majority the county old city ticket In Portland 1 certainly the Second congressional district unit probably prob-ably the First though returns are no slow from tile First district that Post l five announcement cannot Ile made U S Mason straight Ilepulllcin Ii I elected mayor or > Portland by a plural fly estimated at 1 TOO The contest for state senator In betitate Multnomah count between I Joseph Simon Si-mon and W T Iume Is I very close and It may require complete return tn decide I County precincts hlch In the trel dentist election gave 1 majority rOt Bryan how large Itepubllcnn gain Late return show that Tongue First Hep Hulllet Is elected by n ngrcnsrmn plurality approachIng In the I approach-Ing 1 000 f InIoO Tie Oregonlan will say tomorrow The Republicans claim they lave car rlc 1 Oregon hI not less 1 than 5 000 ma Jorlty This result has been gained on a platform distinctly declaring for a gold 1 standard nnd against free coinage coin-age of silver At Portland the Ilepub loan have decte d tile major and claim the whole legislative ticket Salic for vim IU San Francisco June 7 Their S S Monterey anti Ilrutus started for Ma Olin at 130 this afternoon Tab Cr tit t piton pit-on Jdn 7At the suggestion sugges-tion of Mra rrlllcy widow of Captain Trldlei late commander ot the cruiser Mymila with dmlral Pevveys Ileet the acting ecretarj of the navy today cabled Instructions to Ila master Gait at Yokohama 10 turn the remains of theo dccd that city officer ovr the-o a crematory In Title action wa taken In deference to the known wIghen of lh dceld and was based upon Information that proper facilities for such work existed Cropr I Yokohma I Arnrlft hill Intitibled New York Juno Captain Hanson of the steamer Alfred Uumols which arrived here 1101 from Port Antonio Palo that on Jun 1 off Cop ZlAyfil lie ow art American warship towIng anther ship apparently disabled The < 1llnco was so great that Captnln lnson could not Make out the name or either ve set vsII wdl1 Chicago Juno 7V special from Washington says Assistant Secretary Mcllteljohn says the war department expects the Philippine Philip-pine expedition to be reparcd to sal Wednesday The ealandla he says I Is ready anti Thursday will surely wit Items the departure ot the transports cost fee tit sprdith i 111 New York Juno 7A special from Ft Thomas says that the French transatlantic trans-atlantic rny thal lilies lloaded llr 1200 ton ot coal from lighters In St Thomas harbor 1 last night the purpose being I to transfer the fuel to the Spanish CIr Alelnt which In I lying jut beyond the limit from tile Island ennijlranl TocipCIg Harrlsburg Id June 7 rty dlrec tlon of Qov Hasllng Adjutant den Stewart rent I telegram last I night to Col Alex lawkl Tenth regiment Pennyhnla oluntr who vlll irk embark i em-bark today with his troops from Ban 1runclsect to old Admiral Dewey In I the Ill IlIpIA tics assuring the coloml Office govror appreciation or ins no llloly onuct ot 118 men wlhlng them hol 1 or tho IUII 01 tbo tol a dl on lrdu d Our of Oil y ad Illan I e I f to I heIr ol homesitind ex Lending ec a colonel gratulatlunis and beat WITh I I < to thi Inillin Trrrtlorjlllll in ceaso o Washington June 1Afer the trans action or routine morning luisinems the hill for the protection or the0 Indian Territory was laid before the Snot C do dai l 10 Dem Tenn thoght the aItt1h12u olc11 hi ought to go ovor o It wo clerly 1 violation o all the Moral And blrlmy I I obligations nt the scovernme tit o Ih Inllon ot the territory and theovihit cllzn ho hnll I gone there to live The bill lie said took away rrOn tho 1 Indian their court und I Violated Very ready t that hal 1 er hon ma with them hI the government Wih After several amci dments w adopted IncludIng one ratifying thr agreement mid by the Dawei i eom mission 1 with the flve cvlz Ccj Irlba and another providing far the payment or 513000 In Interest to tho Chlolm1 the Indian bill wo pammed and the 12ti census bill token up nbo Social 1Poracy Chicago June 1Th openln Ion or the first noUolII I coavr glo4 convnton or the Society ot ills Deracerner ot America wa hold today Ntonl Irldnt Eugene Y Dh mal n few remarks About thirty states wr rp eseo Ira hI 125 delegate Borne ot whom vuVo Women Among those present pres-ent was O C Clemens a brother ot Mark Twain The follS eJ folloifin ere Plcctel committee on credentials 1h Pearniond Colo thlrnan u 1 Johnson Kansas and J T Finn in Unonl sit oPOI New York Juno 7 Several morning papers Publish dispatches from Caps laltlen Port au Prince and Port An onli staling that reports have ba received from Santiago that Admiral latnison yesterday engaged the le I rnrs of Santiago entered the hy 1 engaged en-gaged Admiral Cee a squadron and In the ntht that followed two 8 anlth Vessels 1 we re sunk ant one American vessel it dnmnKe 1 ant rlOrh Amalao Ir nflrmed and are tit 1credlt < ly tho papers In which they are ubllshed I |
