The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-19
Democrats Make Great Gains on.
the Congressional
Ticket.
ELECTION IN OTHER STATES
Returns So Far Are Very lnfom-
plete and Are IN
official.
NEBRASKA TURNS A soMERsAOLr
Claimed by the Hepublicans That
They HIVE Elected Their En-.
tire Statc Ticket--ln
Other States.

ures obtainable show that Roosevelts
plurality in the state is not far from
10000. Only ten counties in rhe state
gave Van Wyck pluralities and they
were all localities swayed by cities. as
New York, Kings, Queens and Erie.
The result on congressman in this
state seems to have surprised even the
democrats themselves. Nineteen of
their candidates were elected, the re-
publicans getting but fifteen. In the
present house the New York delega-
ton stands 81 republicans to 6 demo-
Gratis. In Greater New York all the
democratic candidates were elected.
The state senate will be republican
by four and the assembly by twenty.
Political interest from now on will
center about the senatorship and nj
ready discussions as to the probable
nspirants have already begun. So far
there is no announced candidate and
the republican organization has not
declared itself.
Nebr.skn lonks Republican.
Lincoln, Nov. 9-Returns indicate
that Nebraska has turned n political
summersault and landed in the repub-
lican column. Three hundred and sew
enteen precincts outside of Omaha and
Lincoln gave HAYWARD, republican,
for governor, 2o,4o4; Pointer, fusion
list, 26,327; net republican gain, 4,T37.
If this gain is maintained HAYWARD
will carry the state by over 1000. Fig
ures on the Legislative condition show
they shared equally with the governor.
In a few counties which went fusion
on the state ticket the republican Leg
islatire candidate was elected, which
makes them claim the Legislature on a
joint ballot, The First and Second con-
g~ressional districts are republican,
Third and Sixth fusion, and Fourth
and Fifth in doubt.
--latest Returns From Nebrnskp.
Lincoln. Nov. 1O.-The state ticket
elected is as follows:
NJ. r. HAYWARD, governor.
G. A. Murphy. lieutenant governor.
Cenec Duras, secretary of state.
II. L. Mathews. auditor,
Peter Mortenson. treasurer.
j. f. Saylor. superintendent of pub
lie instruction,
NJ, u. Jackson. attorney general.
G. X. Williams. commissioner of
public lands and buildings. All re-
publican.
Congressional
d. j. Burkett. First. republican.
David III. Mercer. Second. renub-
lican.
John Robinson. Third. fusion.
y. 70. Hinshav' Fourth rennh,ican
c. n. Adams. Fifth. republican.
w r, (,reene S,yth fn.;on
u,tuu,s Ia Very Close.
Chicago. Nov. e.-Returns from ev-
ery county in the state of Illinois
show the election of Whittemore. re-
publican. for state treasurer. by near
" : 1000 The majority for the other
rennhlican candidates viii nrobahlv
he LARGER, as Whittemore WAS cnt
beayiIv IN Cb;coyo Tha lo,yar ho,,se
of thn lerisIat1re win he democratic
Nv nho,,t s;x tba s.n,+a en,h1;oan Nv
aIont alsvan
T., conl comfy ;ncl,,a;nn r1,io, ~
,s;da FROM conrress,nan the on t;,a 20
nublican ticket With nossiblv one or
two exceptions. was elected by 5000
In q o MCKINLEY carried the county
by nearly 10000.
Chicago Nov q-,or;mer ,en,h.
Nicnn in the Second district, and hon
telle. renublican. in the Sixth. arc
elected to
East St. Louis. nj. Nov. o,-Rooden-
burg. republican. in the Twentv-irst
district. is elected to congress- Nv 500
majority.
Chicago, Nov. e.-Cuscock, democrat,
is elected to congress in the Fourth
district.
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