The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-11-06

cratic state ticket is elected by about S..
or 10000 majority, and the democrats
have twO-thirds Of the delegates and four.
6fths OF the senate. j. Hoge Tyler was
the democratic candidate for governor. p.
II. Mccall undertook to carry the repub-
lican ticket to victory rs the nominee for
governor.
Ii IS estimated on full and partial re
turns that the democratic party elects
Is out Of 81 senators and "A out Of 100
members of the house. MeCaul, the re-
publican candidate for governor, did not
carry his own precinct.
necessarily chip off poker.
Kentucky Returns.
Louisville, Nov. "A conservative esti-
mate places the majority of G, E Weaver,
democratic candidate for mayor, over g.
C, Todd. the present incumbent, at from
5000 to $500. The entire democratic tick.
ct is undoubtedly elected with him.
Close Contest In Kansas.
Topeka, Nov, Both republicans and
the fusionists are claiming to have elected
majority of the Is district judges voted
for, but their claims are indefinite. In
the Atehison district Ex-Governor Click
lfusionistl has been defeated for state
senator by r. I. Andrews trep.l.
Democratic Landalide.
Albany, Nov. 4. Returns from the
state, which are coming in slowly. demon
strate that republican landslides of the
past two years have been reversed, ii not
by giving as large majOrities for the dem
ocrats, at least by changing something
like 10000 votes. The greatest surprise
OF the returns is the gains made in assem-
bly, by the democrats, many OF them be-
ing in counties and districts where there
was no expectation on the part OF the
democratic managers of the winning. The
republicans will still control the assem-
bly,, although by a largely decreased ma
jority. More surprisingly, perhaps, than
the returns on state and assembly district
tickets were the results of municipal cam
paigns in the large cities. New York
Buffalo. Rochester, BinghamtOn, SYRIA
euse, Utica, Albany, Troy and Science
tady all elected democratic mayors.
New York, Nov. 4. - The Press says
that the new state house OF assembly will
consist of 70 republicans and Il demo
Gratis.
Latest From Kentucky.
Lexington, Nov. 4. - The democrat,
have won or increased their vote every
where. The efforts at fusion between
the republicans and gold standard demo
Gratis in local contests failed signally
chiefly because the negroes would moi
support the fusion tickets, a large portion
of them selling their votes to the demo
Gratis, it is charged, or staying away from
| registration or from the polls for pay
| The silver democrats will have a majority
of 20 in the general assembly Louis
vile, which had not gone democratic fol
three elections, gives Weaver lem }, fo
mayor, about $500 majority, and will
three exceptions the whole municipal
| ticket has been elected.
| Ohio Legislature.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. AT both tn,
republican and democratic headquarter
| figures are being substituted for the ear
| lier claims. Chairman MeConnvilIe o
the democratic state committee eoneedei
the defeat of his state ticket, but say
! they have reduced the republican plur
! ally OF last year by over one-half AL
/ though others at democratic state head
| quarters conceded that the state legish
ture would be republican on a close ma
/ jority Of one OF two, Chairman McConn
vile does not concede the control OF thai
body to the republicans.
Republican Gains in Kansns.
Topeka, Nov. 4.-The indications ar,
that the republicans have elected eighf
Of the 10 district judges voted for. In
complete and unofficial returns from o.
Of the los counties of the state woulC
Indicate republican victories in almos
half the county elections. These re
turns show that in 40 counties the repub
lieans have elected all or nearly all thei
candidates for county officers. In /.
| counties the fusionists have elected all o
nearly all Of their candidates. In 20 eoun
| ties the offices are about evenly divide,
between the fusionists and the republi
cans. In one county a straight demo
cratic ticket was elected In Barber coun
/ ty, the home Of Jerry Simpson, the repub
lieans scored a clean sweep.
Utah Results.
! Salt Lake, Nov. 4.-The citizens re
form party has elected the mayor, audito
and three members Of the council. Tn,
democrats elected the recorder, attorney
treasurer and eight members of the coun
ell The republicans elect four council
men.
| Ogden, Nov. 4.-The democrats hav,
elected the mayor by 20 majority. Tn,
republicans elected all the other city off
GERS. including six of the 10 members o
/ the council.
Pennsylvania Entire Vote.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4. - The complet,
vote Of Pennsylvania is as follows:
For state treasurer: Beacon (rep.) 1854,
597, Brown tdem.I 24O,2l6, Swallow
tpro.l llG,l53, Thompson Cind.) 1928
BeacOm's plurality, l24,3sl.
For auditor general: McCauley trep.,
4OO,695, Ritter tdem.l 2GO,164, Lathroy
(PrO.l 5s,ss2; McCauley's plurality, 40,
53l.
MaFyIand's semI-OfnciaI Returns.
Baltimore, Nov. with semi-officia
returns from all counties in the state ex
cept St MRrys and Calvert and fairly