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out, will land him safely as congress-
Saan from his district.
Chairman Bixby, of the Republican
state central committee, claims that
Gov. Nelson has carried the state by
from 10000 to $4,000.
At 1890 a. m. Tams Bixby closed his
headquarters in St. Paul and went
home, satisfied that the result was all
right and would keep until the fuller
returns His last work was to wire
Senator Washburn that the legislature
rs Republican, and majority Of 20 is
assured on joint ballot for United States
senator. This estimate is not based on
returns from single Legislative dis
trict, but is on an estimate that the
strength Gov. Nelson has given the
ticket will assure Republicans for the
house and senate to reach that figure.
It is the same with the congressional
districts, which are confidently claimed
to be clean sweep for all seven.
The indications are that every north
arn state has gone Republican by safe
majorities. The Republicans Will con-
troll the next house of congress. This
is admitted by the Democrats, while
the Republicans claim the election OF at
least 21S member
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. s.-The claim is
made by the Republicans that Gov.
Nelson has carried the state by go, 600
plurality. Returns were received from
DO of the 80 counties in the state, the
figures being given in these returns for
ahe state ticket. An estimate of Gov.
Nelson's vote in these counties was not
far from $4,000, while that of Owen
was less than IS, 200 and Becker's vote
in the neighborhood of $4,000 These
figures show plurality for Gov. Nell
son over Owen of almost $4,000 The
whole Republican state ticket is elected.
There is no longer any doubt about
the election of congressman in the
state. The delegation is solidly Re-
publican. Joel P. Heatwole's election
in the Third district is safe by 1900
votes Towne is away ahead of Bald
win in the Sixth, and about the others
there has been no doubt.
While returns on the state legislature
are vet rather meagre, enough have
been received to prove that the Repub-
1CauS WILL udVE "oAC 9A"A a AA1JOA ACy
OF 20 on joint ballot, the number
claimed by the Republican state CEN
trail committee.
While Gov. Nelson ran behind his
ticket in Hennepin county, he carried
it by 5000 votes, and he had a like
plurality in Ramsey county.
One of the surprises of the election is
the defeat of Ignatlus Donnelly, of
Dakota county, for state senator.
Albert Schaller, the Democratic candi-
date, has a plurality of 327 over DR.. j..
p. Caldwell, the Repu blican candidate,
and plurality over Donnelly of 552.
Rob Dunn has run ahead of his ticket
in all sections of the state and his
majority will be larger than Nelson's.
Collins, for the supreme court, ran
ahead of his ticket from to 8 per cent,
while Willis, the Democratic Populist
candidate, runs about 90 per cent be-
hind. The majority for Judge Collins
is estimated at $4,000.
In Hennepin county the entire Re-
publican ticket is elected by majorities
ranging from $500 to 5000.
Fletcher, for congress, in Minneapo-
lis, has nearly 1000 majority.
In Ramsey county Nelson has nearly
5000 majority. The Republicans elect
all Of their county ticket except county
attorney and coroner, The Republi-
cans elect all senator's, while the DEM
ocrats get but two legislators.