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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-09
Victory Throughout tho State Not 50 Sweeping, However, as Was
Claimed This Morning, but Democracy Rejoh@
Republicans viii Probably Have Twenty Members Out Of SkThroe
in Next Legsature-Frank Cannon Ticket Elected in
Weber-The Returns by Counties

From The clocinn returns now M @ Is
evident that yesterday contest re-
suited Ga partial Democratic victory
throughout tho strc. one that was not
s1 sweeping Ur large ns the party Lead
,rs expected. F1r Instance. cache c1un-
~. tho cIsiNMH Democratic airlnr-
hold. has fLign into the Republican
column. 20 Gar aa She county tickets
are concerned, with possible exception
OF ONE candidate. Mr Fam ou thl
former. and two ur three on she late
ter. Tails swing of ,he political peudu-
ium BE- NOT at uu pleasing 10 prominent
leaders. but they console themselves
10 she fact that Roberts and Bask.n
carnoI the county wish about normal
majority.
Alvl.oa fVm weber county would IN
dicate that the entire county had gone
fJf she Frank Cannon uckci, which In
a Legislative, tiokct and is composed u
tNo Democrats. tW0 Republicans and
one rgpuFHg The county ticket 10 Re-
publican. snupetc. BOO. which the Dcm-
UtrAfH counted upon winning ny a very
uallIN maiElu, has some Republican.
EW IHh county falls mo line villa
500 Democracy uH lt has done many
times boz thn past
NotNliha.aHi.ur ,ho loss 90 cache.
Weber ANA slupric aui some ~ sho re-
muiUr ana less pIpuluuH counties, thefe
Wat riiI rejoicing in She ranks % the
Democracy throughout this State and
county today 10 WAS prlClpally manifest
40 thU State and county headquarters.
A. tle former Is was given uut ~
Chairman Muyl without equivucalon or
doubt shat in addition o. the election
Of Roberts and nlskln f0f Congress and
thu supreme Court respectively thn
party Wuud have ulntrulNlf the LeEiu-
htufc. boo Tho senate. be- claims, count
Ink eight hIiduNsf members, HNtcun out
81 the eighteen, ana ~ she toprCfcuiu-
tivcB tWvnty-u.ghi. giving the parry
forty -four uut ui the HINty.thfro meme
bcrs Those whose election in claimed
ior the Senate are aH fnliuwus
-. ~. rcery Jf., Ouon n, whitney, H.
X. Thomas. \. %. Anolt, 4. J. Evans.
n. r. Tanner. Harden hUuulln,
For ths HOUSES ~. Stewart. u, u.
Shepherd. Alice ". Horne, J. y. Han
sen. e. NJ. jackson, u, 4, Lloyd, Hcuer
BenuiIn. Joseph -. iiyNatcr. a. W
Foreman. Horace Cummings, David Z.
COX. John Fisher. John 9. peamar,
WIN. o'Sirll. james Clyic, W. ". Roy
lance. MnrluuH Larsen. John Belts,
Joseph Laplsh. G. u. Wheeler Jasper
Joshua Greenwood. ". l.. ~. Dutaon.
W. n. Mansfield. John Parry. John q.
McQuhrr.r. J. ~. fuimHr.
Since she Tor, going estimate was put
Sd typr the Democrats have conceded
tho defeat 81 DWFun. but the haa ~
onset hy the election - Farr in
Cache, over Airs. Hcndlcucn.
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Nashville. Tenn. Nov s.-The Demo
cratic committee claims $4,000 plurality
for McMlllln Tor governor
The Republican committee comedies
McMillin's election by 10000 majority.
The legislature shows Democratic gains.
Eight Democrats and Two Republican,
have been elected 20 Congress. The
vote throughout the state was light.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov, g.-The ma
ior.iy OF MuAilllln, Dom, FOR governor.
over Fowler. Rep. 81 80 mated at from
10000 90 1000. The Democrats have "a
majority Of the legislature. The Re-
pubueans have carried the First aud
Second Congressional districts. ths
other eight giving Democratic maNr-
sieH
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Vnalinrtpn. nov o. m .rl'o'' ~ -,
t,rus eftablithed that the certainty
tnaI "a. Litcd States a'rat VIII
tlv, a Republican maJ ''iy n'i'i
si,f,h an TtNt. TAI I'trr7. 80
division of the senate lH. Republicans
ID. Democrats %, Popullsls o. sllNer
Republicans g. .-..,.....
This was changed prior yesterdays
vote by "a Republican gain OF tWu, Was
NcComns OF Maryland who VIII sue
coed gormnn, ana Simon OF oregon,
vho h elected o. an u vacancy
Of the present Republican total OF %
.ns terms u seven senators expire
Nnrch an next. leaving 81 hold-uNer
Vspubllcnus. To this number the cleo
lions on yesterday add ten Rcpubli-
clus surely elected and three probably
elected making ntutnl ~ a., or twn
more than a majority Of Democrats,
luuuIsiH and h|tnr Republicans, There
nre "a Democratic h0ld-oyer senators,
and 10 this number yesterdays election
ndd four with certainty and one prob
able, giving a total OF % votes, The
Populat and SILVER Republican hold
over number s. ana this was Increased
Yesterday by one, practically sure.
Five state legislatures appear 20 be
much indoubt. WIG; Nebraska, West
Virginia. Montana, Indiana and WASH
inFton, and are not included In ngur-
ing totals.
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hlffAfh ANNAfFsahlfhs
NEW YORK.
Third Edmund No. pr'rrs Democrat.
flrft-scuddgr Democrat
NEBRASKA
socond-Divd u. Mercer Repub.
ilcun. reelected
WISCONSIN.
seventh-John J. Essh. Republican,
IOWA
ThIrd-p. n Henderson, Republican.
MISSOURI
Fourih-C, r. Cochran, Democrat,
reelected.
Flfteelth-M. ?. Benton, Democrat.
Eleyenth-charles =. JOY Repub.
llcan. and
Twelfth Charles +. Pearee. Repub-
lican, reelected.
Flrst--James + Lloyd, Democrat
MINNESOTA.
First--Inmes A. Tawney, Republican,
Tnird-J. p. Hoa,wole, Republican,
ssyenth-Frank NJ EDDY Repub-
NEW MEXICO.
Pedro Perea. Republican.
ALABAMA.
Elght-John Barrett Democrat
ILLINOIS.
glxth-Houtelle. Republican,
sscond-Lorlmer, Republican re-
elected
Fourteenth-Jos V. Gran, Repub-
lican
Fourth -cusack Democrat
INDIANA.
F.rst-Jamcs a, HrminWay' hcpub-
llcan, reelected, .......
TENNESSEE
Flrst-Walker BrONulow, hepub-
second-.Henry n. Gibson, Repub-
uuau.
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have been learned at a much carrier
THE WINNING TICKET.
Tho successful nominees were:
Hlr Representative to the FIfty.slxth
Congress- Hon. %. " Roberts.
For judge so the supreme Court,
Robert n. liaHkn.
For State senator. uneNWred torn
David u. pcory Jr. Tor fun term. or.
go =. whitney and Richard n.
Thomas.
Flr state representative. Samuel
W, Stewart. benjamin r Lloyd, Horace
Cummings, llcher Bonron. Alice Mcr-
rlll Horne. John T.. Hansen. Joseph q.
livNltrr. Albert W. Forman. Charles
". Jackson. Richard u. Shepard.
fur county commissioners. Francis
Armstrong. Joseph 3. itawiins. George
whitaker.
For sheriff. John +. tiowolis.
For Attorney. Graham \. Putnam.
For clerk. David G. Dunbar.
Eur Recorder James g. Jensen.
For Treasurer stephen ~. Lynch.
For AHseaHnr, larucy ~. quinn.
For Auditor. George A. Wood.
For surveyor. Charles r. wilkes
THE LOSING CANDIDATES.
The candidates who lose ON tho Re-
publican ticket ares
For Representative 90 tho Flfty.slxth
tuurrca1 Alma Eldfedru
q, For Judge Of supreme Court. Charles
\. Zane.
For state senator. unexpired term.
W. l.. pickard.
For State senators, fun term. OH 3.
poyton, John g. Mackuy.
For state Representatives, Frederick
g. Loofhuufgw Edna l.. Smith. y. l..
cushing, y. y. Jenkins. Henry HarkFr,
Emmellne 10. Wells Charles IA. Poat.
Andrew Jensen. 3. n. Love. n. ~. Har-
mon.
For County Commissioners. w. w,
Wilson. w lL Haigh and II. W. Brown.
For Sheriff. Peter \. Conlle.
For Attorney. Bcnner y. Smith.
For clerk. Arthur y. Graham.
For Recorder. Lnnccint ~ Earl.
Iur Treasurer, sam e. Park.
For Assessor. william Geocsbeck.
For Auditor I. N. Fisher.
For surveyor. Francis ~. Lyman Jr.
The PupullAt candidates, who cut very
htuc ngurc In the contest. are as fol-
For Representative 10 the Flf,y-slxth
cgnErsla. Warren Foster
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
John NJ. Bowman.
For state senator. unoSpIrcd term.
Alexander llogcrn.
For State Senators. fun term. II. w.
Lawrence. Andrew Cahoon.
For state Representatives, l.. 8.
Whitehead. Scott Anderson, James
Thumpson, ~ W. Reese. Ad0iph Dit
man. y. Williams. Adolph Hauerbach,
M,arens p Jones. Philander Butler.
John ~. Errkine.
For County Commissioners. l.. y.
Hal y u. y. Smith. Charles VALENTINO.
For sheriff. John 4. Garrison.
For Attorney. l.. ~. Gray
For Clerk August Stein.
For Recorder, y. J. Hansen.
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INV YonK.

~ York. Nov a.-Rrvlstd return.
w eimr Do .ir'y today made prhc.
p no chang ln those OF last nlght
showed ihs election ~ Col.
'f,gli by "a plurality Of rom 5000
H'N over Augustus NnnWyck,
va. A. compared with the rlpc-
ls' when Black defeated pur-
w shove Republican l0ss Of
70 li1e0 90 i9i 900
5'a.t came 90 the Harlem River
w laNW plurality. ana Van WycH
hli 5000 ln graatsr Now York
w shleh 20 mHG No. The vot. out
rF shows that Roosevelt lost
compared with Hack
-, lA' country districts NanWyck
ll. 5000 and lu the city about
-. m M " Porter The states con-
delegation will probably
20 h luh'.Dtns tu 10 Democrats.
t'ND .FIln nf a. In Ola New
~. IVY iNHNhHiiln Rnr1urhl. no
-i.t, hlf been returned and a.
49,. %. ug ~ ihr election was the
10. pm I'd Fourteenth district. where
fH. lflfelme a Republican plu-
n ll.l iWl yHlfa ago and won
'll .oll The state legislature
~, ~ nNIrln on i1lu. ballot hy lg
t.,s ,l.a 'nF DO election " Rcpub-
r,i M Y. sle.l.i Senator Murphy. on the
NJ g.,.In oI hs term on Mar.h 3. 1888.
80. nate viii stand 81 Repub-
an 20 q Democrats. a Dsmocfatlc
Sv. pm. The Republicans Will
N bs,, i'.l.llh,rs " The assembly and
n.l % u. '"'' 10 l'epunllean
,ii I. ., ,q,, ~ he state furnished sew.
ltsfF- ~ Rochester, the home Of
bu,,ii,," Niha, gave nn1sevrit only tsO
Riti.,2 asalnst i,i96 Tor Black In 1850.
Hark III, county the home OF GOV.
sblai Ia NJ HinWyck a plurality u
"a AVN ran ahead of Blacks f,eure.
g,S'"'sheny BY 800 and nrooms by
vit. N, ,'.y complete returns On the
I've H.. h3Ngrnor IN the entire atate
81 'ell' Rep, plurality Of no
Seg VIZ ,Il''grsile plurality IN Greater
'N'A was 81 aO3.
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San FRANCHISE. Nov g.-Chiifornh
has elected q Republican governor ana
probably the entire state flcket by plu-
railiirH estimated ai fran nvn 90 TWEEN.
~ thousand. Complete returns will not
be- In for a hours at best. but The ciec-
tiln ~ Henry T. Gage. Republican.
over Jamos q. Marulrc. Democrat lH
conceded. The Republicans have swept
everything before them aud John -.
spftckles. the California member ~ the
Republican national committee, claims
the 81 elton ~ ak out o. seven cone
rrrsamru. There n even some doubt
regarding The lection Of De Wires.
Democrat. IN the Second. who two years
nEu defeated Congressman Grove l..
johnson by 5000 bu, DE- Wires will
probably win by small margin. In
the Fourth district. represented for
three terms by IHmus %. Mcguire.
Kahn utupuhllCanl has been elected by
1000 plurality over Barry, Democrat,
and harlow and castle are probably
defeated Tor reelection Ia the SIKH and
Seventh districts respectively.
The congregational delegation from
California viii be AZ follows;
First district. li1rham. Republican.
second. De Wires, Democrat.
Third, MetHAlfc, Republican.
Fourth. Kahn, Republican.
Fifih. Loud. Republican.
sixth. Waters. Republican.
seventh. Nccdham. Republican.
Tho Republicans will have a large
majority In the legislature which viii,
next winter. elect United States aena.
tor 90 succeed stephen NJ. White, Demo-
ofat
The nght Tor the mayoraliy Of san
Francisco has been eagerly contested
ana The result i yet uncertain, The
indications are, however that Jaingh
-. fhvhn, the present mayor, VIII be-
reelected hy small majority,
Sun Francisco, Nov =, 10 "a. m.-cnll-
fornla has gone into the Republican
column with more emphasis than ever
before. The entire state ticket with
possibly the exception u secretary ~
Republican claims, Ia San Francisco
ssi precincts out ~ 800 give Gage
Wupl. for governor 2p.od3. Mcguire
OnrmD. 1909
IN the Fourth congressional district
Kahn dtcpJ. gets ii.gie. Barry dDcmJ'
2 300.
Firth diarlct-Loud. uRopJ. 1895:
craig nrm1. 1885,
There are still number ~ precincts
O. hear from In these districts.
The count this year throughout the
state has been unusually slow ana u
will be- several days before the COM
plrtrr figures are received. The Re-
lhllcnnr claim all seven congressional
districts aud the legislature.
i.nter-ln California Gil precincts
out Of 2iOt outside Of San
I rrtlsc,, give Gage - 1ii. Maguli-.
SO fhmc precincts In 1886 gat,
Nil lnley q ,fhkt Bryan .l.ti4,
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Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. s.-Indlca-
tons are that Doycntr. Republican,
First congressional diHtrict. hia 1900
majority; Dayton, Republican. second.
Reelected.
LEGISLATURE iH IN doubt
Washington. Nov. "A Star special
from Richmlld. Va. says that state
Will send a H0lli Democratic delegation
90 Congrcss, Al The ten Democratic
nominees have been elected uccordlnE
90 rGurna received late last niEir and
today. The hirdsri nghi was In the
Ninth district. whore Judge Rhea,
pcmucraf. opposed Gen. Walker. RE
prhllcun. Rhea has probably defouted
walker by 1000 b 800 ma Nrsy The
ether Democrats won by from $500 u
1900.
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Cni.nIiAIIn.

Denver. Nov. 9.--Thc entire fusion
Thomas Oncml for governor. 10 elect
"a by "a majority nppruNimatinR about
10000. This ~ by FAR the largest ma
lurity ever given "a candidate Tor Eov-
cru0r IN Colorado but ~ less than hair
~ nryan'a majority Tor President
Aupnhor county. Including Denver,
gave about 10000 fusion majority. aud
Ilpanp county including Colorado
springs 1000. The Republicans won Ia
only q few counties In the eastern part
~ the state. OF seventeen hnlduvor
state senators elected IN Il appears tho
ltcrulifranH have secured two, and In
one district the result ~ doubtful. The
fualuuiaia have an overwhelming ma
lurity Ia the legislature
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r..,.ron. Nov '.-ln'sre'' .. IN ,n,
,,y conferred In the political
o, ihe next House the
conceded 90 be Repub-
cb,lrman Babcock Of ihe
A'a .,,rr ssionni committee ala
80 hi. headquarters until af'er
corning be- was back again al
.barly after . o'clock d,s-
., ,,i.rrsms to all the doubtful
~, urs.ne ,hs chairmen to hurry
..,srps Mr. nibcock made ihis
-t, hs termed an ultra-con-
~, Ultimate In which he elm
.i number " doubtful districts.
-..'.,,,s gives the Republicans 49,
lin iha next House. a majority
49,, an The states h. 10 most
% near from are Illinois. lndi
..l Pennsylvania. Last night he
.-,,h. dsffst ~ Boutellc IN Illinois.
-,,sirr b. says he inds that the
80 oanrr Hsmnn has pulled
- nat ih.s gain r. onse, by she
.,..,,,i defeat ~ Williams In the
.ts pennsylvania. The state chair
~. california tslcEfaphcd that six
...,1.,t, we're elected In thit state
=, N, probability ~ the defeat Of
r,., pmocrii. which would give
a. u.,sbut,ns solid delegation. Not
~. on ,hs defeat of nryriss this
nls u one. az Mr Babcock only
,,,..t On ave Republicans from Cali
80 ~ niEht
c.smin Brstow. wired that Kansas
rsi hye Republicans aud that
~ Aid defeated simpson. Dut the
tsIrtfsmpiun he declined 90 credit
- /. received further adylccH,
!. --ir ufsens ~ the Texas state
.---.fe claims three Republicans In
~ D.. star state. but Sir hnbcu1k
81 ffufff On one. HaWlry 10 IN"
.sN From Indiana no hi'ilAiActpry
firt ~ he doubtful congregational
eff r. uANN ANNNN|Af NhA hAa fAfH" N
b liz 1ieuIail0nH admits the loss ot
IT, ut'H1ia those ~ . FarrlH ana
lAsif. tiAsf u which may have been
rffta " ~ Republicans. lie ngures
4 rff,lis ltii u ihruc districts In Iili-
~ iauaf two doubtful, hrumme'
laFs G " Stone and woodln In
Htsyuha b. puts la the doubtful
eignr o. ht tstlmate Of 10 H. does
b., s.gi1 DO doubtful districts. Tho
n'gfu IN me east. mlddlr-weat and
rfhafr fhlN that the Republican
Tii u'fs IN he cities while the gains
uIf D. ~ rural districts. and this en-.
Usust him o. hope that when tho g..
fri cone 10 later FROM the country
enc q ihf Districts which now appear
% D Hf nay he Fayrd 90 the lirpuh-
.irt NJ D. ihr ease Tor Instance In
hf Nus l'rfIgt In Minnesota. Mir
p. now figures un Morris defeat
2. ih1kt there Do "a chance NJ bis
rat Ih.fr d. also u chance ~
nf Republican from California,
~ iin Nebraska. one frurb Kansas,
y H'u MIuguufIn. one from Mlchl-
Z. if1m North Carolina, one from
'.naa ana uuf from Kentucky
A. .9c'oek Chairman Kerr. Of the
gao. congregational committee
lad ODE certain election ~ 100
iais ani fuHiunlsts, an opposition
llHl AZ 81 ana a Democratic ma
'i'i ever 40 of i've.
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Detroit. Mich. Nov. s.-Danlci J..
Carpuu. chairman ~ the Democratic
committee, comedies the recollection OF
Gov, Pingrec b. "a plurality Of perhaps
10000
General Arthur r. Marsh. chairman
~ the Republican committee claims
that the Official count Will give Gov
Plngrce q plurality ~ 10000. q Fain
OF over 1000 over his plurality re-
cclvci In the presidential election.
The entire list Of Michigan Rrpubn.
can congressional candidates app .aru
TO be- elected, although tho Democrats
HiiN have hopes Of carrying the Sec
und district, and Do not conccde the
Third, Eighth and Tenth
The Democratic committee cilim TO
have mlln EaInl On N. IeElalature.
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Portland, ore. Nov. g.-Complete re-
turns from i1f precincts Oui of s52 IN
ihr state OF Washington give the col,
lowing vote on congreasmeu-at-larEv
Jones, Republican. $3.50; CuHhman,
Republican, 9.Oii; Lewis. Fusion, o.
l-g' Jones, Fusion. G.30s.
According " the vote heard from the
Republicans VIII have a majority 100
the state ~ az least 1000 and 10 may
reach COCO.
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Providence. H. l.. Nov. E-.rhs vo,.
Ina was light Throughout the state.
Both Republican candidates for CON
gross were returned The revised con.
hiltuuon has probably been rejccted
In the First congressional district,
Capron, Rep, wiz have about $500
plurality. In 1896 his plurality was
s,S3G.
u ihe Second Congressional district,
hull, Rep, viii have about 1900 plu-
Nllty. In 1896 he had sbst
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Cheyenne. wy. Nov. e.--i,eturns have
been coming In rapidly since . o'clock
this morning. and 90 this hour. f.ih
a. m.. 10 o. believed that Wyoming has
guue Repuhlcan on state and COM
Frpsa.0uil tickets 10 ma1oriilcs rang
Ing from 1000 20 $500 votes. The leglss
laiure De- also undoubtedly Republican
ana viii elect a Republican senator 70
succeed &. u. Clark.
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NAnA

Carson. New. Nov. s.-Tho election IN
this state. according 90 the latest re-
turns. has resulted IN the election "
Mcmillan Republican, Tor governor
over sadicr ODcm0crlO by "a small ma
jnrty. Trunk q. NCwlandH tSilycrl
IL reelected 10 Congress The icgis-
lnture. which will be- Republican. u be-.
lievUd 60 he favorable % the recollection
OF senator stewart
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philadelphia. Nov. g.--stone. Rep..
carried this city by a plurality Of 80. 200,
which. with his plurality IN the state
outside OF Philadelphia county WIN
probably run the Republican plurality
Tor the head NJ the ticket up to 900
over jerks, Dem,
Late returns from the Twelfth con.
gresslonal district show that Stanley
Davenport, Democrat h0a nroNaNiv
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Dallas. Tex. Nov, e,-Major SAyers,
the Democratic nominee for governor
mas a majority estimated by Chairman
non OF tho Democratic committee az
ZOO 900 ana @ viii not fail very far
short OF mat. judging by the returns at
hand Every district returned a Demo
cratlc congressman with the exception
OF the Tenth. aud lu 1iliclal count Will
be necessary % decide Ihls district
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TWENTY REPUBLICANS.



According 60 the claims made by
Chairman waltun o. the state Rcpu1-
llcau committee thls afternoon, his
party will have an even score 81 mom-
beers In the Legislature. iurz within one
o. third 81 the members of that body.
But then h. says there are two more
members tina; eau be counted upon 20
vote with the Republicans on every
question except that % oioctlng a
United states Senator. These aro the
tWu Republicans elected on what 10
known 40 the senator Cannon ticket
In Weber county, The twenty whose
election ne claims direct are;
John X. Murdoch Beaver. John y.
H1lmrrcn. BoXclder. Joe. Howell. A. a.
Low, Mrs. j A. liendriCkHlu, Chla, y.
HlnrrlH. Cache; j. W. Seelry, Emery.
10. q, Miller. Carhou; Jesse W. Crosby.
GARFIELD, a, 49, Sorrnsen, Grandi Joe,
b. isbiuaun, Kane; n. q. Calllstsr,
Mlllarti ChaH, a. welsh. Morgan; John
Morrow, Pluto, Ferdinand Alder. Par
10y ChrlHienauu, G.. W. S0reuHgu. SAM
pete: James lvera. summit. John
Davis uluAh.
The vote on two or three OF these Il
very close and mt yet definitely
known, but sufficiently 10 % Gauss Mr.
walton Co.. c'ulm them with cuuHldtr-
able confidence Tor the Republican c0l-
umu.
A. 10 Roberts and Baskin he thinks
their plurality will not he much over
5000 lie believes that HaakIn viii run
~lmwhat ahead OF Roberto through
out the state. Republican returns 10
Tar as they have reached his head
quarters, seem % point % such a coa-
clual0u.
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Little Rock. Afk.. Nov 9,-The com
gresslonnl election In Arkansas was the
qulctrHt held IN many years. In Little
Rock out u voting population Of
abOu, 1900 only 500 votes were pollcd.
and that 10 about the ratio through tn
state, Al u the Old congressman were
reelected. Dluunurc, In the Fifth dis
rici being the only candidate who had
opposition
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ono,

Columbus, o.. Nov s.-Untli noon TO-
~ The return Indicated that the Re-
puhlicnnH had carried the same nftrcn
congress- ilnnl districts ana the Demo-
Gratis tho same districts ~ In the prcsl-
dental election of g6but this afternoon
the Democrats claim the cleeslon Of
Zimmerman over weaver In the
seventh II win require the official
vote o. determine the result In that
district Additional returns today do
not materially change the result am
nuunced last night of over 0O,0oO Re-
publican plurality on the state ticket.
Presiaen. Mckinley Is Is The h list
endorsement N this state la
the ''on year" OF his admin
istratlon. Chairman oDugherty OF
tho Republican state committee at
tributes the result TO the sentiment Tor
such Enforcement.
Chairman liiacker Of the Democratic
state committee says the result was
due 10 the administration successfully
conducting the war.
The Democratic managers are re-
jnicing over what they eau the sore
spots OF the vlctora." II II stated that
none OF the state departments or In
stitutlona under Governor bushnell con-
tributed 70 the Republican state com
mittee, hut 20 the defeat OF Hugglna
In this congressional district, while the
plurality N Congressman Weaver OF
Springfield IN the Seventh DISTRICT. the
Some of bushnell. was reduced from
9 250 two years ago 10 only $50 yester-
day WHOM Governor bushnell, ex-
chairman KurtE. Mayor McKlsaon and
others were leading "a Republican bolt
of the legislature last January against
senator Hanna. Congressman Weaver
headed n delegation Of Springfield cit-
zens who created scene when they
called on Governor Bushnell here 10
prgtest AGAINST his course, and the
! whole state administration IN said to
have been used IN opposition to weav-
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IIIINnIs

'9ary In ~ ny ". y-Returns from every
q VIM W., state Indicate the election
uasuf.r t, hellblcln, for state
Flu Of M plurality Of nearly 90. 900.
N m,t. ,li..l.urns are complete
crflltas s ior other Republican
hf Whit, "ul probably exceed thtt
10 Coz c ,u'.le, as he was cut heavily
Ramgh i...lly including Chicago.
rtear.i t5lallve returns have been
WI lb5 SNOW that the lower house
ana ,hs ssr l.!igFatic by about six votes
yo,st M !, Republican by about II
een.r.,ns, Nogk county aside from
a' lhs entire Republican