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I1ANLEY FALLS, Nov. s.-Number of
9S-Eustis 81, Lind q; Smith 40. Bowler 10;
Berg a. Heinrich II; Dunn Al, Lamphere IL,
NJ l, Hopkins 2; Koerner 42, McKinnop
L, Douglas A. Kelly IL, Doty 3; Reese Al
Austin IA; Lovely 40, Brown 80, Lewis 81,
Canty 10, Mitchell 1S, Buck IL, Harris 8,
Twitchell 1. McCleary CRep) 81, Evans
tPeo -Dem.) IS, Grant (Pro) 1.
GARFIELD, Nov. S.-(Special.) CLARK
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BASIS OF COMPARISON.

Vote for Governor in 1896 Is Taken
in New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. Comparisons
of the vote for governor are made
with that Of 1896, when, on total Of
1,42S.S7O, Black Rep.) had plurality
over Porter Dem. regularly of 212, 991.
In Greater New York, Blacks plu-
rality over Porter was 35,305
The National Desperate candidate
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WHY NOT YOU
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IXGn.

RUSSELL, Nov. S.-Lyons township, county
Of Lyon: McCleary Rep.) IS, Evans Oem.)
Pop) 40; Schultz Rep) So, Stiles Rep.) 81,
Mooney Pop.) 8. Christianson CPD 80.
TRACY, Nov. -(Special.)-Tracy pre-
cincts, Lyon county, give Eustis 1853, Lind
115; Long 4; Koerner, 1874; McKinnon, 1875;
Lovely, 10S; Brown, IT'S; Lewis, 154; Canty,
49, Mitchell, 113; Buck, SO.
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RenViIle.

22S. Lind 1O1, Eustis Sc, Higgins Is,
Long 8; Smith III, Bowler r. Gilmore
H. Halyorson 8; Lovely 124, Brown 81,
At. Harris 6, Temple 6, Twitchell T. Franklin
gives Lind IS, Eustis AZ. Reports from
country precincts are meager but Indicate
slight gains for Lind.
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NicOIlet.

ST. PETER, Nov. S.-(special)-Five pre-
cincts in Nicollet county give Lind a ma
jority of 106. Same precincts gave Clough
majority of 161. Indications are county Will
go for Lind by 300. Rest Of Republican
ticket will have majority. McCleary, Repub-
lican will carry county by 300. Bean, Repub-
lican, elected to legislature and Republican
county ticket elected.
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A GEORGIA DOCTOR

SAYS coffee Causes Rheumatism and
Heart Trouble.
Especial pains must be taken by
ph sicians prescribing Postum Food
COFFEE 20 insist that it be boiled long
enough to extract the flavor and food
elements, otherwise it may be under
boiled and disappoint the patient
''I vas finally compelled to abandon
coffee altogether, as it made me ex-
treIaely nervous and dizzy and upset
my digestion.
fearing to go to sleep because of the
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KandiyOihi.

WILLMAR, Nov. ESPECIAL )-village of
Willmar gives Lind 1913. Eustis 24s. In 1885
the WALLACE gave Lind 407, Clough 347. In
four precincts outside this village Lind shows
a gain of LOG.
WILLMAR, Nov. ESPECIAL Lind carries
Willmar by $50, and will carry Kandiyohi
county nv 400
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Stevens.

MORRIS, Nov ESPECIAL )-stevens coun-
ty, fifteen precincts missing, gives Eustis
547 Lind 500. The plurality for Lind in this
county will be 80. The vote for Eddy (R.)
for congress in fourteen out Of eighteen pre-
cincts is 512, for Ringdal CD 273 E. ].
Jones, senate. L. o. Foss and J. T. Schain
156;carry county by good majority
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Polk.

CRoOKsToN, Mimi. Nov. S.-(special.)-
Crookston gives Lind SS5, Eustis $500
FOSSTON, Nov. 8.-City of Fosston, Eustis
50, Lind 3d. Koerner a. McKinnon As; Lovely
2, Brown SO. Lewis 81, Canty 40, Mitchell
%, Buck a.
FERTILE, Nov s.-Total vote, village of
Fertile, 1O7; Eustis 3d. Lind As. Congress-
Eddy (R.) 40, Ringdahl Pop.) 81. Represent
tatives, Brown (R.( SO, Ryder (R.) IS. Stads-
void R.) So, Marin Pop.) 4S. Cummings
Pop.) 20, Grundy, senate Pop.) "a
CROOKSTON, Nov. Especial. Polk
county will give Lind plurality AGO. Ring
dal 1900.
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$50 and Morris 37s. Returns from ranges
show great gains for fusionists.
DULUTH, Nov. S.-(Special.)-Fayal gives
Morris 80, Towne 1S Mckinley gives Eustis
81, Lind 19, Morris 20. Towne a.
DULUTH, Nov. S.-Complete vote town OF
Stunt; Eustis, 1876; Lind, 1888. Five pre-
cincts out of forty-two, city Of Duluth, give
Morris S7s, Towne $50; six precincts out Of
forty-two, city of Duluth, give Eustls 1886,
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NBW ULM, Nov. 8,--(special)-Lind's ward
1896 was: Lind, 179; Clough, 1877 Lind has
ESQ in the city gain Of 50 over two years
NEW .ULM, Nov. SHINE precincts in
Brown county give Lind 1,O07, Eustis 576.
Same precincts in 1896 gave Lind 1,2O4, Clough
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Carver.

CHAsKA, Nov. ESPECIAL City of chas-
ka gives Eustis 142 Lind 14S. The plurality
for Eustis in this county will be 100. The
vote for Heatwole Rep.) for congress is 145.
for Kinds Oem.) 149. OF the candidates who
appear to be elected to the senate and house
Of representatives F. e. Du Toit Oem) and
JAG Truwe Rep.) appear to be elected.
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Norman,

ADA, Nov Especial. Ada gives Eusds
a majority of 70. and three precincts in the
county give Eustis a majority of 81 Eddy
gets 152 and Ringdal A. Myron for state
senator, gets 2O2. and Harvey Ives "a. The
be foretold- Republicans will perhaps elect
attorney, clerk of district court, sheriff and
possibly one or two more
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Red Lake.

RED LAKE FALLS, Nov s-(specia1)-
Indications in Red Lake county favor Lind
by 100 plurality. Four precincts, First ward
Second ward. Third ward Red Lake Falls,
Red Lake Falls township, Black River give
Eddy 163, Ringdal 1862. Estimate Linds pIur-
atty, Red Lake county 1900. Ringdal's 200
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NOhlas.

BIGELoW, Nov. S-Bigelow township
gives Lind CO. Eustis At. Hersey township
gives Eustis q, Lind 81; Smith 81, Bowler
A, Gilmore l; Berg "a, Heinrich 43, Stone l;
~; Reese 81. Austin AZ, Powell 2: Lovely go,
Brown Is, Lewis %, Canty "A, Mitchell so,
Buck 80.
ELLSWORTH, Nov. S.-Eustis %, Lind So.
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WOLCOTT AGAIN WINS
ELECTED GOVERNOR OF MAssA-
CHUSETvrs FoR THE FOURTH
TIME
HE CARRIED BOSTON CITY

VI ADC
date Had Much to Do With That
ResuIt-State Had Been Easily
Conceded to the Republicans
From the OutSet--Tnterest Cen
tered In Congressional Contests.
BOSTON, Nov S.--After q canvass
without state issues and confined al
most entirely to four congressional
districts and few local districts, the
Republicans have again carried Mas
sachusetts and elected Roger Wolcott
governor for the fourth time, as well
as the entire state ticket by a safe
majority
Gov. Wolcott's plurality over A. r.
Bruce, his Democratic opponent, &iIi
be about 10000, or $4,000 less than his
lead last year. The vote this year
was much heavier than in 1897, and
Mr.. Bruce made substantial gains over
George Fred Williams, the Democratic
candidate last year.
As in the past two years, WoIcott
succeeded in carrying Boston, which is
usually Democratic city.
Nearly all the interest in the cam
paign was confined to the Fifth, Sew
erth and Ninth congressional districts,
and both parties fought hard on ma
tlCna1 issues, but the Republicans lost
two, If not three of their districts.
Even with the assistance of a strong
independent Democratic candidate the
Ninth district remained Democratic
and returned Joy Fitzgerald for the
third time, while the Tenth district
went Democratic and the First dis
triot was in doubt for some time. The
eighth district, which was considered
doubtful, remained in the Republican
ranks and elected Ernest w. Roberts.
The legislature will be but little
changed from the present, namely, 181
Republican, SO Democrats, and the gov
errors council will also stand the
same as last year, seven Republicans
to one Democrat.
BULLETIN, BOSTON, Nov $40
p. m.-Returns from 120 Massachusetts
cities and towns outside of Boston give
Bruce Dem.) ID, 301; Wolcott Rep) 49,,
1S1. Same towns In 1896 gave Williams
Oem.) 14,160; Wolcott (Rep) 44,731.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-Returns received
at midnight from the three doubtful
congressional districts, the Fifth, Ninth
and Tenth, indicate that the Repub-
licans have won in the Fifth and the
Democrats in the Ninth and Tenth.
This Is a loss for the Republicans Of
the Tenth district, in which happen
Oem.) has defeated Barrows Rep.) by
about 1000 plurality. Fitzgerald Oem.)
in the Ninth district returns with about
$500 plurality, while Knox (Rep0 in
the Fifth goes back with about / LOG
r111ro1ifu
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South Carolina,

WILMINGTON, S. c.. Nov. s.-First dis
trict. William Elliott Dem.l. Second dis
trfct, w. ]. Talbert Oem.); Third district A.
G.. Latimer Oem.); Fourth district, Stan
yarne Wilson Oem) Fifth district, D. F.
Fenley (Dem.); Sixth district, James Norton
Oem.); Seventh district j. w. Stokes (Dem.).
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Sherburne.

CLEAR LAKE. Nov. Selection results:
Eustis 5, Lind 5S; Higgins 8, Smith So; Bowl
er As. Berg 81; Heinrich ~. Wesenberg 4;
Dunn 81. Lamphere az; Weld 2, Koerner 60,
McKinnon 80; Douglas g. Kelly AZ, Doty 8;
Reese 65, Austin 40; Lovely ga. Brown GO,
Lewis 62, Canty 43, Mitchell Al, Buck 40, Har-
ris 1.
ELK RIVER, Nov. S.-(Special.)- re-
Eustis will carry Sherburns county by about
250 majority. Norris Republican, for con-
gress, will carry the county by about 275
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Cottonwood.

WINDOW Nov. al.)-Cottonwood
county fifteen precincts missing gives Eus-
tbs 3S6, Lind 292. The plurality for Eustis
Cleary Rep.) for congress is 800, for Evans
Oem.) $50. Senator Fiddes and johnson,
for representative, appear to be elected.
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IDAHO.

Results VIII Not BE Known Until
Today.
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. s.@rhere are no
returns to indicate what results will
De. The count will be very slow and
little will be known until tomorrow.
There are 1854 voting precincts in the
state. Owing to the women vote and
complete arrangement of the silver par
ties there is nothing with which to
compare
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Blue Earth.

MADISON, Nov S-(special) = Madison
gives Lind 1879, Eustis 1O1
cincts out Of thirtyt%o in Blue Earth COUNTY Rr
give Lind 531, Eustis 637.
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W0f0nwHn

ST. JAMES, NOV; S.--(Special)-st. James
village and township give Eustis PIT, Lind
191. Balance Republican ticket about rs ma
jority
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Scott.

sHAKoPEE, Nov. observation-disclosures
city, Eustis, So; Lind 267
sHAKoPEE. Nov. S.-tspeciaL)-In Scott
county Lind's plurality will be about $780,
Oem.); representative, Peter Poetz, anti
ring.
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Previously Elected.

WASHINGTON Nov. S.-No elections for
congress were held today in the states OF
Maine, Oregon and Vermont, members of the
Fifty-sixth congress having already been
elected In these states several months ago,
Maine, election Sept u, First district,
Thomas B. Reed (Rep.); Second district, Nell
son Dingley (Rep); Third district, E. c. Bur-
leigh GRep); Fourth district, Charles A. Bou-
telle Rep.).
Oregon, election in June; First dictrict,
Thomas II: Tongue (Rep); Second district,
Vermont election in September; First dis
trict, Henry H: Powers Rep.); Second dis
trict. William W. Grout Rep.).
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CALIFORNIA.

Scattering Returns Indicate That
Gage Is Holding His own.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-Returns
from scattering precincts in Stanislaus
and Monterey counties indicate that
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ChfnnPwR-

MoNTEvIDEo, Nov. S-(special.)-Chip-
pewa county, six precincts, including Mon
tevideo, give Lind $50 majority. Estimate fol-
county, 300 majority for Lind.
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Gage. Republican, for governor, Is
poning larger proportionate vote
Dnan that cast for Mckinley. This
city, SO far as counted, gives Gage
2.173; Mcguire, 1906
AT $3.50 p. m. the Republican state
central committee claims that Gage
has been elected governor by 10000
plurality. In Sam Francisco, as far as
counted, Gage gets 6,S19; Mcguire,
b,!1o. IT this ratio is maintained Gage
will carry the city by 4,47S.
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Mile Laos.

MILACA, Nov ESPECIAL THE following
precincts In Mile Laos county give the fol-
lowing state vote: Town of Milaca, Lind 26,
Eustis IL; congress, Towne 90 Morris 10;
Book, Lind 81, Eustis 3; congress, Towne 40,
Morris 26. Village of Milaca, Lind 131, Eustis
107.
precincts Of Mile Laos county give Eustis
but 26 plurality.
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Traverse.

WHEATON, Nov -(special)-Town Of
Lake Valley gives Lind 1O4. Bustis II,
cent. Conservative estimates give Traverse
county to Lind by three-quarters OF the vote.
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SfbIey.

WINTHROP, Nov. ESPECIAL. )-Lind's ma
jority in Winthrop is SO; Clough's two years
ago was 49,
HENDERSON, Nov. S.-(special.)-vote in
this city is: Eustis 100, Lind 1O4
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. s.-Com-
plete revised returns give Rocheste
complete: Roosevelt, 14,289 Van Wyck,
13, 744; majority for Roosevelt, 545.
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Wright.

MONTICELLO, Nov. s. This township
gives Lind 60, Eustis "a. The village gives
Lind 3d. Eustis III.
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Lake.
TWO HARRnRs N,

TWO HARBORS. Nov ESPECIAL 1.-Two
Harbors complete gives Lind 326, Eustis 217
TWO HARBORS, Nov. S.-All but one pre-
cinct in Lake county heard from. Lind 236,
Eustis 161. Towne for congress will have a
plurality of about IS.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. SO p. M.
Gage, Republican. has been elected
governor by a plurality Of not less
than 5000. The Republican state CEN
trail committee claims all seven con-
gressmen and also the legislature, but
1T is probable the Democrats will Sc
cure congressman from the Second and
Fourth districts.
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Dodge.

DODGE CENTER. Nov 8.-(speclal.)-s
trrcincts Of Dodge county give Eustis Co.'S
Jni "a County complete will give Eustis
aC5u. 500 plurality
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North Caroline.

RALEIGH, N. c. Nov. S.-Returns indicate
the Democrats have carried the First, Third,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Ninth. Linney Is
reelected in the Ninth. Atwater, Populist,
inAorsed by Democrats, is probably elected
In the Fourth. In the Second uncertain
whether Fountain, Populist, supported by
Democrats or White, colored, Republican, is
elected. 1t looks like Fountain has won The
legislature is Democratic in both branches by
two-thirds majority. Democratic Judicial
ticket elected by 10000.
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Morrison.

MOTLEY, Nov. ESPECIAL -This precinct
gave Lind 40. Eustts AZ. In 1896 Clough got
20, Lind 81.
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. S.-(Special.)-LittIe
Falls city gives Lind 233 majority, against
8 majority for Clough in 1895. Lind carries
every nrecinct.
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BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, Nov. s.
This city complete gives Roosevelt
4.727, Van Wyck, 3,44S. A plurality for
Roosevelt of 1879
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Mcleod,
lie Sueur.

GLENCOE, Nov. 8-(Speclal) = Lind has
carried the two precincts of this city and
Glencoe township by a majority of 106
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PipestOne,
YELLOW Medicine.

JASPER, Nov. 8.-Jasper precinct gives
Eustis 40. Lind g. Higgins (Pro) 8, Long
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Otter Tail,

FERGUS FALLS. Nov. S-The Fourth
ward of Fergus Falls gives Lind g. Eustis 52.
net loss to Lind of 10. Elmer Adams. chair,
man Seventh congressional district commit
tee says Otter Tail will not give Lind over
800 plurality
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: NEW YORK, Nov. S-The borough
of Brooklyn complete gives Roosevelt
1929, Van Wyck, 90, 0S5.
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Winona.

WINONA, Nov S.-(special) -seven coun-
trv precincts out Of 81 give Eustis 924, Lind
dol. Four precincts give Tawney Is, White
i5o. Lind's estimated plurality 900, Whites
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. S.-Syracuse
complete gives Roosevelt II, 1T9; Van
Wyck, $685.; Roosevelt's plurality, 2,644
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s ITHACA, N. Y. Nov. S.-Ithaca city
complete gives Roosevelt 1873, Van
Wyck, 1855
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KILKENNEY, Nov S.-(Special. )-Village
of Kilkenny gives Eustis 50, Lind 2S2.
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Mower.
SECOND DISTRICT.

AUSTIN. Nov. ESPECIAL -Austin city
give. Eustis 462. Lind 285.
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Crow Wing.

DEER WOOD. Nov. S-This precinct Of
Crow Wing county gives Eustis 81, Lind co.
BRAINERD, Nov. S.-(Special.)-Two pre-
cincts out of five give Eustis 10, Lind 1877.
In 1895: Clough 1886, Lind PSI. The city will
probably give Lind $50 majority.
BRAINERD, Nov. ESPECIALLY = Four
wards of this city complete: First ward,
Eustis 70, Lind SO; Second ward, Eustis 204
Lind 12S; fourth ward Eustis 56, Lind 103;
Fifth ward, Eustis 81, Lind 104. Crow Wing,
Fort Ripley, Deerwood, Oaklawn precincts
Eustis 129, Lind 116. Eustis' plurality in the
county will be 200
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Clay.

GLYNDoN, Nov. S.-Complete returns VII
8. For congress, Eddy (R.) So RingdahI %
26, Lobeck P.) 1. Senators. Smith (R) az
Burnett (Peo.) "a. Representatives, Republl,
can by good majority.
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Steele.

OWATONNA, Nov. ESPECIAL )-Steele
county, thirteen precincts missing, gives Eus-
Is $685. Lind SS9. Vote is large. Rural dis
tIicts to be heard form. Eustis Will prob
sbly carry the county by about 400.
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field precinct, Yellow Medicine county, gives
Eustis, rs; Lind. 1902; Long, /; Koerner 43;
McKinnon, "a; Lovely, "A; Brown, ~; Lewis.
IS; Canty, p; Mitchell, 6S; Buck, 81.
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JAMESTOWN, N Y, Nov. s.
Jamestown city complete gives Roose-
Welt 1920, Van Wyck, 933.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
Kanabec.
Hennepin.

MORA. Nov. S.--(special)- Kanabec county
precincts, Grass Lake, Brunswick. Arthur
give Eustis 11s; Lind, 247.
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Lind SWEEPS STATE
continued From First Page.

secretary of state, Berg 81. Heinrich IS;
auditor Dunn 81. LamDhere 10; treasurer,
Koerner 50, McKinnon 10; attorney general,
Douglas 35, Kelley 16; clerk supreme court,
Reese SO, Austin 10; supreme court. Lovely
Sc Brown "a, Lewis 81 Canty II, Mitchell Is,
Luck r. Harris l. Twitchen 2.
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SITUATION IN IN IOWA
DEMOCRATS CoNCEDE THE STATE
TO REPUBLICANS BY
$4,000 VOTES
THAT PARTY CLAIMS MORE

COunter-statements Are Also Made
With Reference to Results ON
the Congressional Delegation
Early Returns Show Republican
Losses Throughout the State
Heavily Reduced Vote Cast.
DIES MONIES, Nov. 8.7-The Demo-
cratic state central committee has
given out the following statement:
We concede the state to the Republicans
by $4,000. We have elected Weaver in the
Sixth district by LOCO to loo. There ars
insufficient reports in from the other dis
tricts on which to base a statement.
Fred Townsend Chairman.
A statement from the Republican
state central committee reads:
1.-THE Republicans have carried the
state by more than $4,000. We have
elected every Republican congressman
by large majorities. Lacey Rep.), In
the Sixth, has 1900 to 1000 majority.
&C. T. Hancock, Chairman"
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MIDNIGHT FIGURES.
Col. Roosevelt's Majority Given at
From $1,000 to 10000.

NEW YORK, Nov. s. Theodore
Roosevelt, late colonel of the First
United States volunteer cavalry, has
been elected governor of this state by
plurality anywhere from $4,000 to
10000 All Col. Roosevelt's associates
on the Republican state ticket are
probably elected with him. The re-
turns both from Greater New York
and from the counties outside of this
municipality are incomplete, but
enough have been received to indicate
a heavy falling off in the vote up the
state, while that i'm the city was well
sustained. The consequence is a fail
ing off in the Republican plurality in
the state from 212,00O to approximate
figures given above. Outside of Greater
New York the vote for Van Wyck is
only about one-ffft,h Of one per cent
above that Of Porter in 1885, There ap-
pears to be a loss of four Republican
congressman in the Brooklyn districts,
the Second, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth,
and Congressman Quigg, who had
majority Of about 5000 at the election
last year, has been defeated by VIII
liam Aston Chanler. In the Albany
district, the Twentieth, Glynn, Demo-
crat, has been elected to succeed
Southwick, Republican.
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MAPLE PLAIN, Nov. s.-Independenca
township, Hennepin county, gives Eustis SS
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. Sit is esti-
mated that Erie county will give 5000
for Van Wyck.
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for governor received 1915 votes in
the four counties embraced in Greater
New York and 20,69S in the state.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, Nov S.-The
Republicans have carried the city on
the head of the state ticket by a
majority of 420.
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COLORADO.
Fusion Candidate for Cove
Probably Elected.

DENVER, Nov. 8.-Returns from a
few of the 1880 precincts. in the state
indicate that Thomas (fusion) is elected
over Wolcott (Rep9 by $4,000 to 40, 900.
Thomas seems to have carried this
county by $1,000 3;
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Stearns.

ST, CLOUD, Nov. ESPECIALLY Three first
precincts reported give Lind SO more votes
than lar! in ,96: He is running like lightning.
ST.CLOUD, Nov. ESPECIAL. )-St Cloud
city gives Eustis 576, Lind 912.
NEW gainesville, Nov. S.-(Special,)-
Paynesville precinct gives Eustis 49, Lind
So. Long 2; Koerner 40, McKinnon "a; Lovely
$50, Brown g. Lewis SO. Canty IS, Mitchell
49, Buck So.
ST. CLOUD, Nov S.-First six precincts Of
Stearns county give Lind 6S2, Eustis 464.