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NEW YORK CITY

10 Election district out SS3. Manhat
tea and Bronx, Roosevelt 1890 Va
Wick lS,023.
Fifty assembly districts complete
Woodruff ), 5,453, Danforth. 7,791.
7.30 p. m. 1870 election districts ou
of SS3 in Manhatten and Bronx, Roose
welt, 1878; Van Wyck, 2l745.
7.3O p. m. 255 districts out of ,5l3 il
city of New York, Roosevelt, 35,052
Van Wyck, 1888.
7.30 p. IN. Brooklyn, 100 districts
Roosevelt, 25,505; Van Wyck, 2S,S91
Van Wyck plurality in Queens, estimat
ed from 30 districts, LIS.
New York, 7.35 F. IN. According tt
returns received by New York Sur
Roosevelt elected by 10000 to 10000.
1907. m. Sixtieth district, Manhattan
Roosevelt, G,SS4, Van Wyck 9,1O5.
7.30 p. m. Bulletin 3O Seventieth
Election district out SS3 Manhattan and
Bronx, Roosevelt S,449, Van Wyck H..
923.
7.30 p. III. Bulletin 20. Ninetieth
Election district, out 1873 New York
city, Roosevelt 1927, Van Wyck A.
324.
7.3O p. nE-New York Tribune says:
'It begins to look like Teddy"
7.30 p. m.-2l0 districts out of 1913,
City of New York, Roosevelt 2S,67O, Van
Wyck 35,497.
7.30 p. m-New York World says: As
we figure it now ivan Wyck will not
carry New York county by more than
25,Goo, and Kings by more than 10000
and is defeated"
Brooklyn, 100 districts, Roosevelt q $50,
Van Wyck 23,342.
7.50 p. m. New York Journal says:
Judge Van Wyck is showing surprising
strength up the State The counties are
showing greatly decreased pluralities for
the Republicans.
$50 p. m. 40 east districts, Queens,
Roosevelt, 5,lGS; Van Wyck, 6.O36.
7.35p. m-2G0 election districts out 1888
Manhattan and Bronx, Roosevelt, 1872, i.
250; Van Wyck, 45,S04.
210 election district out GIG, Brooklyn,
Roosevelt, 34,250; Van Wick, 37.O77.
80 out OF 1913 districts New York
city gives Roosevelt, 1896; Van Wyck,
53,557.
isO districts of SIG, Brooklyn, Roose-
welt, 29,539; Van Wyck, 40.
Circuit Court. Manhattan, 10 election
district, Austin, us; HascalI, 1853.
7.45 p. IN. Brooklyn, 250 districts,
Roosevelt, 4l,l5l; Van Wyck, 47,472.
New York. Estimate based on returns
from 200 districts out of SIG districts in
Brooklyn indicate a majority OF G,l92 for
Van Wyck for Governor. 200 districts
in city give Roosevelt 1924, Van Wyck
81, 1914.
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i Van wyck. 4e,425.
| New York. IL districts outside Create
New York give Roosevelt, l,6Os; var
Wyck, 1922.
Brooklyn, so districts, Roosevelt
1861; Van Wyck, 4,l0S.
Borough Richmond, election dis
I'tricts out Of 40, Roosevelt, 4S4; Var
Wyck, 954. =.
New York estimate based on returnl
from so districts in city OF New York
Roosevelt, 22,497; VanWyck, 1853.
New York, one-tentb/of vote in Man
haitian and Bronx shows VanWyck ma
jority $4,000.
Brooklyn, 100 districts, Roosevelt, 49,.
740; VanWyck, 1871.
7.15p. m.-Chairman OF Republican
County Committee claims Albany coun.
ty by 1lO0. - w-- aas-.-.-.
7.3O-One Election district out SIG,
Brooklyn, Roosevelt II, VanWyck 26.
Twenty-first Assembly district. Roose.
welt Is, VanWyck 1876, Hanford AZ.
Fifteenth Assembly district, Roosevelt
III, VanWyck 80, Hadford 5.
Twelfth Election district; ;Twenty-slxsh
Assembly district, Roosevelt 81, Van
Wyck l5s.
Twenty-second Election district;
Twenty-first Assembly. Roosevelt So,
VanWyck 1l3. s~ss N..-...ts61lls. N.~.--.....tls-.
Manhattan and Bronx Tenth Election
district, Roosevelt 95G, VanWyck 1,11S.
20 districts, Queens county, Roosevelt
2703, VanWick 3ll9.
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Despite hurricane campaign
this Sta'e is lost to the Demo
Gratis. The personal popularity
of Vice-president Hobart and the
soldier vote are the factors that
could not be we'll overcome.
Democratic dissensions, too, had
much to do with the condition OF
affairs to-day.
In New Jersey a Governor, one-third
of the State Senate, and members of.the
Assembly will be elected. The Legisla-
ture will choose United States Senator
to succeed James Smith, Jr. (Dem.).
Nominations for Governor have been
made by the Republicans, the Democrats
and the PrOhibitiOnists.
Nat.
Rep. Dem Pro. Dem. Poi.
1896 pres.) 221 1857 1855 5,G1l G,373 -.
o5 Cow. .1G2,90O 10000 G.GG1 80. 1901
New Jersey--Rep. claim election Of
VOORHEES,, but imply Dem. gains
7.30p. m. New Jersey elects Cover
nor, 8 Congressman, 60 members of
State Assembly and State Senators,
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RHODE ISLAND

While the vote to be cast ii
the Congressional election in
Rhode Island this year is prob
lematical, the result is certain.
Never did the Republican party
have before it SO complete a
walkover, for the Democrats have
offered no inducements nor ad-
vanced single potent reason
why any chang. should be made
in the present Congressional
representation.
7.30 p. m.-The Rhode Island Congress
sional delegate complete shows two Re-
publican members Congress elected, Mel
vile Bull being elected First district and
Capron Republican elected Second.
Providence, 7.55 p. m.-Milville and
Capron, Republican, for Congress are
elected.
Pawtucket, 6.45 p. m.-Estimates re-
ceived from responsible sources assure
the return of Congressman Capron and
Bull,
The sun., 1898-11-08

In South Dakota all Of the State Off
GERS and Legislature will be chosen.
Only two tickets are in the field, that of
the Republicans and the fusion nominees
Of the Democrats, the Populists and the
Silver Republicans.
Three important constitutional amend
ments are to be submitted. One is a
woman suffrage proposition; another pro-
yides for State control of the liquor traf-
fic upon the lines of the South Carolina
dispensary system, and the third is Il
modified form of the Swiss initiative and
referendum, providing that when 5 per
cent. Of the voters of the State petition
for a law Oh any subject the Legislature
shall frame such a law and submit it to
the voters at the next election.
Rep. DEM Pop. Pro.
1896 Pres.) ...... 41,042 41,225 80. 6S3
1894 Cow ....... 4O,401 S,75G 26,5GS 1,1O1
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SD, M, city of Rochester. Compile
returns gives Roosevelt H. ~, Nai
Wyck, Is, 700. McKinley's plurality II
'96, 6,23S. :, :, ~ " :.o
7.45p. m.-Hom ellsville, N. Y, give
Van Wyck SO plurality: . ~.
7.45 p. m.-3l6 districts out OF ~: ~.
election districts outside Of Greater New
York, Roosevelt, 81 400, Van Wyck' ~
449.
Dunkirk gives Van Wyck majority
Elmira, complete Roosevelt 1926
Van Wyck 400l.
Binghampton gives Roosevelt 4.Glo
Van Wyck 3,4OS. This is falling In
Republican vote.
Special Bulletin. The material changes
Of returns in New York State necessarily
to alter the aspect of probable Roose,'
velt victory, as stoted in my last special
New York bulletin, appears to be de-
veloping, as Republicans are losing
ground throughout the upper counties
However, Van Wyck has but majority
of 65, ,555 in 1,554 Greater New York
districts. Tl.erc are 1862 districts to hear
from, and these should swell the majority
to 100000 to enable him to beat the
state.
New York Nov. S.-"Colonel Roose-
velt's election and the election OF his
associates on the State ticket is assured
beyond the shadow OF doubt. The Leg
islature will be Republican on joint
ballot by a good majority, and great
delegation OF Republican Congressman is
to be sent to Washington from the State
of New York to sit in the fity.sixth ses-
sion of the House of Representative.
Roosevelt will have 100000 plurality or
more.
THOMAS G. PLATr.
New YORK, Nov. S.--'I expect a plu-
rality of $4,000 for Roosevelt up the
State. This will give him plurality
over Mr.. Van Wyck of $4,000, l be-
lieye the vote IN New York city will
disappoint the Democratic leaders
Local district leaders reports indicate a
strong tide for Roosevelt. | do not
think the Democratic majority in this
city will be more than $4,000"
BENJAMIN 3. ODEII,
Chairman New York State Republican
Committee.
Rochester complete Roosevelt, l4,12o;
Van Wyck, 1900; plurality, r., 42o.
Districts out of twenty-three in Elmira
give Reese, LAS; Van Nyck, l,o05.
This indicates Van Wyck will carry
Cheming county by 6.O00.
7.3O p. m.-Watertown, n. Y, Jeffer.
son county will give Roose 1000 plural
ity.
S.25 p. IN. Syracuse, Roosevelt 800 in
Onondago county.
S.25 p. IN. Buffalo, Van Wyck's plur-
ality in Erie county is probably $500.
New York, Nov. S.-"The Republican
ticket will go down to Spuyten Duyvi
creek with a majority not to exceed 49,
900. This will be met by an overwhelm-
Democratic vote in Greater New York.
Tonight i expect to hear that the Demo-
cratic ticket has been elected by ma
jority of from $4,000 to G0,00O."
EDWARD MURPHY,
United States Senator from New York.
New York, Nov. S.-The following
are the latest arrests at the poll by Nc
Cullsugh's deputies.
The sun., 1898-11-08

Legislature elects d United States sena.
tor this session.
SIS p. III. New Jersey State Commit
teeman Baird, estimate Camden county
will 30 Rep, plurality of 5000 for As
semblemen.
Newbronsonan, $50 p. m.-Indica-
tions are that Crane will carry Middle
Six county by 800. Convery, Congress
man 200 and Ahru, Democratic Assem-
blymen.
The sun., 1898-11-08

Robert j. Berry, of No. l25 Bowery,
arrested on complaint of Deputy George
A. Sachoes, at No. % Chrystie street,
third election district of sixth assembly
district.
William Sommer of No. 70 Bowery
arrested on complaint Of Deputy Andrew
Biser at No. 03 Chrystie street, Third
Election District of Sixth Assembly
District.
William Kelly of No. 73 Bowery ar
rested on complaint of Deputy Andrew
Biser at at No. 93 Chrystie street, Third
Election District of Sixth Assembly Dis
trict.
The sun., 1898-11-08

amendments the one OF more than local
interest would prohibit the Governor
from appointing to office any one who,
at the previous session of the Legisla-
ture, failed of confirmation to that office,
and would empower the Governor to fill
a vacancy in State office or on the
bench resulting from death or resigna-
ton.
Rep. Dem. Pop.
1896 G'reso ......... 13,491 64,G07 80.
1895 Cow ........... 20s33 1888 2OJl
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OHIO

Friends of President Mckinley
Throughout the State predic
phenomenal lnajorities for all o,
the Reput lican candidates. A
strictly impartial canvass Of the
State shows a decided air of in
difference. h The vote will be
eight and while the entire Re-
publican ticket will be elected
the majorities will be small and
in one or two cases Democrats
may slip into offices now held by
Republicans.
Ohio will elect Secretary of State, II
Judge. and Clerk of the Supreme
Court, a Dairy Commissioner, and a
member of the Board of Public Works
Nominations were made by the Republi-
cans. the Democrats. the Prohibitionists,
cans, the Populists, the Liberty party,
the Socialists. and the Negro Protective
party. 1t is expected that only the Re
publican and Democratic tickets will ap-
pear on the official ballot, however, Il
new law barring from the ballot any
party failing TO poll l per cent Of the
vote at the preceding election. unless it
can secure signatures to it's ticket equal
in number to 1 per cent. of the vote at
the preceding election, the signers. more
over, pledge themselves to vote the
ticket indorsed.
Rep Dem. Pop. Pro.
1907 Cow .... ....429 ,915 4O1 ,75O 0,254 1858
1906 CIes.) ...... .526. .991 414,Ss2 2.815 5,O6s
s p. m.-Cincinnati, .2-Repnblic an
Congressman elected.
7.55 p. m.-Cincinnati, Congress, first
district, Shattuc, Rep, elected.
Columbus, 7.35 p. m.-Reports from
State indicate light vote. Democrats
claim congressional gain and close re-
suits on State ticket. Republicans Equal
ly confident.
Columbus, o., 6.1O-Reports from all
oyer the state indicate light vote on ac-
count which Democrats claim Congress
sional gains and a close result on state
ticket; the Republicans are equally conf
dent.
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NEVADA

An intelligent campaign has
just been closed by the Fusionists
and victory seems a certainty.
In Nevada all of the State officers
will be chosen and a Legislature, which
will elect a United States Senator to
succeed William M. Stewart (Siiver).
Nominations have been made by the
Republicans, by the Democrats, and by
the Silver party.
Rep. Dem. Pop.
1896 Ures). s)................ 1888 1902 575
1891 Cow .............. 3,SG1 G7S III
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UTAH

On total vote of eighty thou
sand, the women voting, Bryan
carried Utah by a majority Of
fifty thousand. The Democratic
candidate for Congress in 1896
received nineteen thousand five
hundred plurality. This year,
as in go, it is merely a question
of majorites, as the most san
guine Republican comedies the
election of the Democratic can
didate. There are three tickets
in the field, Democratic, Republi-
can and Populist, the latter party
having but a small following.
The Democratic candidate for
Congress, B. H. Roberts, is, of
course, running on the Chicago
free silver platform.
Roberts is polygamist, has
three wives, and one of them re-
Gently presented him with twins;
and its upon the issue that he is
a law breaker that his opponents
have conducted their campaign.
On the polygamy issue Roberts
will lose two or three thousand
gentle Democrat votes, which
will go to Foster, the Populist
candidate.
In the back counties, which
are almost solidly Mormon,
Roberts will run ahead of his
ticket because of the anti-Mor-
mon fight that is being made
against him. The Legislature
will be Democratic by two
thirds majority, and a straight
Democrat will be elected United
States Senator to succeed Senator
Cannon.
The sun., 1898-11-08

y Governor and Lieutenant Coy
ernor are to be elected in Texas, as also
4 Legislature, which will choose Il United
States Senator to succeed Roger o.
Mills (Dem.). The candidates are those
of the Democrats, the Populists, and
the Prohibitionists, the Republicans de-
Gliding not to enter the contest
A constitutional amendment pending
proposes increased compensation for mem
bers of the Legislature.
Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro-
1896 Prcs.) ..15s,S1i 2s4. POS 1926 1,722
1894 Cow ..... $3.50 207 ,167 152,73 2,196
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NORTH CAROLINA

Serious local fights have been
made against many of the
Democratic nominees but the
usual lnajorities will be accorded
them at the polls.
Judges of the Superior Court and
Legislature will be elected in North
Carolina. The nominees are those of
the Democrats and of the Republicans,
the latter generally with Populist in
dOrscmcnt.
Nat.
... Rep. Dem. Pro. Dem.
1906 (Prcs )...... 155, ,222 174,4SS G36 57S
1894 lTreas, ....*li3,972 123.729 .... -.
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WISCONSIN

Every candidate Oh the Re-
publican State ticket will prob
ably be elected by an increased
majority.
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TEXAS

The Democratic majLiity in
this commonwealth is too large
to be overcome in a generation
yet to come. The Democratic
candidates will be elected to the
man.
The sun., 1898-11-08

Two Judges of the Supreme Court and
ton. the Legislature to choose successor
to United States Senator John L. Will
son Rep.). The Democrats, Populists
and Silver Republicans combined their
forces. and nominations were also made
by the Republicans and the Prohibition
lists.
Two constitutional amendments are
pending-one to permit woman suffrage,
and the other to empower municipalities
to determine, by vote of the citizens.
what class Or classes of property shall
be taxed for municipal purposes-thus
opening the way to the single tax.
Rep. Dem. Pro Nat d.
1896 Pres) ...... 39,153 51,84G 9GS ,66s
1891 (Congsess)... 1882 14180 -. 24.9S3
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VIRGINIA

The Congressional fight in this
State is attracting a good deal of
attention, and both parties are
claiming it. The four Congress
sional districts are now repre-
sented by Republicans, but the
Republican committeeman admit
they may lose one of them. The
Democrats, on the other hand,
maintain they will capture three
of the districts.
In West Virginia one-haf of the State
Senate and House of Representatives
WEST VIRGINIA.
will be elected, the new Legislature to
elect a successor to United States Sen
ator Charles J. Faulkner Dem.).
All of the State officers will be chosen
in Wisconsin, as also a Legislature,
which will elect United States Senator
to succeed John l.. Mitchell Rep.). There
are five tickets in the field-the Repub-
lcan. the Democratic. the Populist, the
Prohibition, and the Socialist
Wheeling, Nov. s.-General falling off
in the vote throughout the State. The
legislative fight is very close and in any
event to majority on joint ballot will be
very small. AS entire counties in this
State are without the telegraph, tele-
phones and railroads the returns will be
very late in being reported.
The sun., 1898-11-08

In North Dakota the fusion ticket of
the Democrats and Populists on all the
State of1ices IS opposed by the Republi
can ticket. The Legislature to be elect
ed will choose Il United States Senator
to succeed William N. Roach Dem.).
4 constitutional amendment to be sub.
mitted would admit to the suffrage civil.
lied males of Indian descent, VINO have
not been in tribal relation for two years
preceding an election, and would require
the Legislature to establish an etlucation-
al qualification for the suffrage, and to
prescribe penalties for failing, neglect
ing, or refusing to vote at any general
election"
Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro.
1896 Ires.) ........ o6,335 2O,GSG go. 3JS
1894 Cow ......... 3d. 723 S,1SS 1854 go.
The sun., 1898-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA

A complete set of State officers and
Legislature will be chosen in South Caro-
lina. There is no opposition to the Dem
ocratic nominees for the State Offices, and
little to the nominees for the Legisla-
tllre.
Rep. Dem. Pop
1896 pres.) .......... "9,313 5sSO1 ....
1894 Cow .......... $50. 39,507 17a7S
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NEBRASKA

Bryan's continued absence has
had and will have a material
effect upon the situation in this
State. The Fusion State ticket
will probably pull through.
The sun., 1898-11-08

State officers will be elected in Nebras-
ka, and Legislature, which will choose
a United States Senator to succeed vii.
liam V. Allen Pop). There are only
two tickets in the field-that Of the Re
lpublicans and the fusion nominees of
the Democrats, the Populists and the
Silver Republicans.
Rep Fusion. Pro. Nat. d.
1897 Sup. Jus.). .S9, 600 102 ,S2S 1,625 49,.
1906 1res.) ..... .103 .064 115,900 1243 1855
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

A careful poll of the State
demonstrates unexpe ke d
strength on the part of The Re-
publican candidates. A large
vote will be polled and the en-
tire Republican State ticket will
be elected.
The sun., 1898-11-08
VIRGINIA

Richmond, S.25, p. m.-Lamb, Dem,
elected Congress Seventh district; Tenth
district gives Townsend $500, Muller,
Ito.
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DAKOTA

Party managers are much at
sea. Surface indications point
to Republicans victories through
out the State.
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WYOI1ING

There are grave doubt as to the
outcome. The Democrats claim
everything and everybody but
definite data is hard to obtain.
Nobody would be surprised to
see Republican victory in this
State.
All of the State officers will be chosen
in Wyoming, and a Legislature, which
will elect a United States Senator to sue
ceed Clarence D. Clark Rep). The Re-
publican ticket is antagonized by the
fusion nominees of the Democrats and
Silver Republicans.
Rep. Dem. Pop Pro.
1896 Pres) ...... 1902 1895 +SG 159
1891 Cow ..... 1919 G.9GJ ZIG ...
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TENNESSEE

McMillen, the Democratic
nominee for Governor will poll a
very large vote and be elected by
an increased Democratic ma
jority.
The sun., 1898-11-08

In Utah Judge of the Supreme Court
and Legislature will be chosen, the
Legislature to elect United States Sen
ator to succeed Frank J. Cannon (Silver
Rep). Nominations have been made by
the Democrats, the Republicans and the
Populists.
Of several pending constitutional
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WASHINGTON

1t is generally conceded that
the Fusion State ticket will be
elected by a liberal majority.
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Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro.
1896 (Pres.) ..... .26S, 1876 165 523 7.5OI
1894 Cow .... 196,452 14o 145 25GI3 49,
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y a Governor, Chancellors and Il Legis-
lature will be chosen in New Hamp-
shire. Nominations have been made by
the Republicans, the Democrats and the
Prohibitionists.
Nat.
Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro. Dem.
1SoG ,Pres.) =. 81 ,444 q ,271 $40 776 1920
1874 tGov)... 49, 49l 1880 s32 1850 49,.
Concord, 6.1O p. m.-Voting heavy
throughout the State. The tickets are
being voted straight" 1t is too early
to anticipate the result with any ac-
curacy.
The sun., 1898-11-08

A Governor and three members of the
Railroad Commission will be elected in
Tennessee, as also a Legislature, which
will choose a United States Senator to
succeed William B. Bate Dem.). Nom
nations have been made by the Demo-
Gratis, the Republicans, the Populists and
the Prohibitionists.
Rep. Dem. Pop. Pro.
1896 pres) ...... 14S,773 1G3, ,651 1926 3,09S
1894 Cow ..... 1o5, 1874 "1Oi,350 3,O92 80.
democratic candidates seated by Legislature.
7.40 p. m.-Congress, Tenn, Tenth
District, Cormack, Democrat, elected.
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NEW JERSEY

'us!on with P6pulists
The sun., 1898-11-08
SOUTH DAKOTA

*Combined vote of two factions.