The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-09

materially from those received last
year, when the republicans carried the
state by 1000. The democrats claim the
election Of Roberts to congress with
even chances on the governor. but give
no figures to support the claim.
The precincts heard from outside Of
Salt Lake and ogden give Game, dem
ocrat, for governor, 2345; Wells, republi-
can, 2440. 1t is estimated that the re-
publicans have carried Salt Lake by
800 to 1000 majority and elected Glen
denning as mayor. Salt Lake elected
a democratic mayor and five out of 10
councilmen.
At II o'clock tonight Chairman Pow
ers, democrat, said the chances on the
governor were about even and that
Roberts. democrat, for congressman,
will be elected by 300 majority, and the
indications are that the Legislature will
be democratic.
Chairman Cannon Of the republican
committee says the state and legisla-
tive tickets will be elected, but gives no
figures.
Returns indicate the adoption OF the
constitution by a large majority.
Complete returns from the city on the
vote for mayor give Glendenning, re-
publican, 1897; Armstrong, democrat,
1882.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Returns re-
ceived up to midnight indicate that
Benjamin J. Haywood, republican, has
been elected state treasurer by about
100000 plurality, republican gain over
1898, which also elects seven judges of
the new superior court. Of these the
six republicans nominated are elected.
The seventh man on the ticket is in
doubt. In this city the republican ticket
is elected by an overwhelming major
ity. Complete returns from IS of the
81 wards show republican pluralitles of
34965. If this ratio is kept up the
plurality in this city will be fully 100000
Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 5.-F'ine weather
brought out a larger vote than was ex-
pected. Magee, the democratic candi-
date for superior Judge, ran ahead of
his ticket. The republicans estimate
$4,000 majority for their ticket in Ale
gheny county.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. 5.-The Greenhalge plu-
rality in Massachusetts, estimating the
vote of Brockton to be at the same as
last year. will be 6S,S5S. One hundred
and twenty towns in Massachusetts
outside of Boston give Greenhalge 3d.
O67, Williams Is, 9SS, Kendall S14.
The city of Boston gives Greenhalge
S0,5S6, Williams 33,2S7.
Last year gave Greenhalge 9OO31,
Russell 3S,14S, a gain of 755 for Green
halge. Williams plurality is 25O1.
The hopes of friends of female stuff
rage have been buried beneath an av-
alanche of ballots.
Springfield, Mass. Nov. 5.-The vote
for governor from the first ten towns
in western Massachusetts is: Green
halge 1884, Williams, 431; prohibition,
AZ. The same towns last year gave
Greenhalge 1886; RUSSELL 4S4; prohibi-
ton, 80.
NEBRASKA
Omaha, Neb., Nov. Sat II 80 p. m.
returns have begun to come in slowly
from the state. The leading features Of
the returns is the difference between
the vote for MalOney, administration
democratic candidate Tor the supreme
court, and Phelps, silver democrat,
showing enormous gains for the admin
istration man. Most of the returns give
Maloney double that of his opponent.
While it can not affect the result,
since the republican candidate is poll
ing the full party vote, it is of great
interest as showing how Nebraska dem
ocrats stand on the financial issues.
AN A. p. A. MAYOR FOR OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov 5.--Broatch, A. P. A.. is
elected by 800 over Brown, citizens, for
mayor.
IOWA.
Des Moines Iowa. Nov. 5.-The re-
publican gains over two years ago give
Drake, republican, for governor, a plur-
atty Of over $4,000 if the present rate
of gain is continued. The present indi-
cations are that the populists will make
large gains all over the state, making
their total vote $4,000. the largest ever
polled. The republican vote shows no
special loss, the losses to populists be-
ing almost uniformly with the demo-
Gratis.
At II o'clock the republicans claimed
the state by $4,000, while the democrats
concede $4,000, which was Jackson's plu-
rality two years ago. The republican
committee estimates the house as "A
republicans and 26 democrats and the
senate AZ republicans and s democrats.
KANSAS.
Kansas City, Nov 5.-Returns from
Kansas up to midnight indicate that
the republicans have carried a major
ity of the county tickets by pluralities
of from 200 to 500, and that David Mar
tin, republican candidate for chief jus
tice of the supreme court, is reelected
by handsome majority.
The chief justice of the supreme
court. two state senators, several minor
judges and county officers We're voted
for. In Atchison and Olathe the repub-
leans had everything their own way.
The weather was universally fair. AT