Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-11-12
EARLY ELECTION RETURNS
NEW YORK ELECTS ROOSEVELT
state Of Washington Carried by the
RcpubIicHns-Dcmo victor
torious in Northumberland WINS
in CoIorndo-Controi of Next Con-
srcss Yet i'm Doubt.


United states volunteer cavalry, has been
elected governor of this state by pluI-
alitv anywhere from $4,000 to 10000. All
of Colonel Roosevet's associates on the
republican ticket are probably elected
with HIM The returns, both from Great
en- New York aud from the counties out
side of this municipality, are incomplete,
but enough have been received to indl'
cate heavy falling oil in the vote OF the
state while that in the city was well
sustained The consequence is falling
off in the republican plurality in the
state from 2l2,O00 to the Appropriated
figures given above Outside OF Greater
New York the vote for Van Wyck is only
about one-fifth of | per cent above that
OF Porter in 1896.
There appears to be a loss of four re-
publican congressman in the Brooklyn
district--the Second Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth--and Congressman t1uigg, who had
majority of about 5000 at the last clec-
tion, has been defeated by William Astor
ChanIcr. In the Albany district, the
twentieth, Glynn, democrat, has been
elected TO. succeed Southwick, repub
ican.
In addition TO the foregoing there are
seemingly, democratic gains in the Eighth
and Thirteenth districts both in this city.
Congressman SpelTy, republican, and JAS.
II. Webb were the opposing candidates.
Spcmys majority will be 1929.
The returns indicate that the rcpubli-
cans will have majority OF at least 80
in the general assembly.
In the municipality of New York the
old-tme democratic majority was approx /
mated, Van Wyclls vote being about So |
900 greater than that of the republican |
candidate. This latter result was helped .
in some measure by the result in the boz
ough OF Brook yn, Kings county, which .
in 1896 gave Black, republican, plurality
OF 236S2, but today gave a democratic
plurality of about 1880
Washington.
Spokane, NOV. 9.--Rcturns from half
the precincts in eastern counties of this
state indicate that the republicans have
carried the state. Walla Walla, Whitman,
Adams. Spokane Garfield, Yakima, Kitt-
tas Douglas and probably Whitman arc
republican for state and legislative tick
cts. Stevens county may 20 for fusion
lists by two OF three hundred. Meager re-
turns from Lincoln county show rePubli-
can gains there
The defeat of the entire peoples party
county and legislative ticket in Spokane
is practically assured from complete re.
turns from the city and 80 out of the 20
precincts of the county. The republican
county officials are elected by ma jortics
of from $50 to 80 votes. The proper
tonate majority is even higher than thi,
in the case OF several Of the legislative
candidates.
Montana.
Helena. Mont. Nov 9-Campbell, dem
ocrat, is undoubtedly elected congress
man in Montana. The best estimate
that can be made of his plurality over
Hogan, popuist and silver republican,.
and Marshall, republican, at midnight is
5000 or 5000
Much interest was taken in the cleo
ton in all parts Of the state, the vote be-
ing nearly up to registration Indications
point to q democratic majority in the leg
i>lature although the exact complexion
of the assembly can not be learned at this
time.
Columbus Ohio, Nov Chairman
Blacker of the democratic state commit
tee comedies the state to the republicans
by over 10000 plurality, and Chairman
Daughcrry Of the republican state COM
mittee, claimed about 10000
The Ohio congressional delegation re-
mains the same as at present, Is TO 6,
each party CARRYING precisely the same
districts as at the presidential election
two years ago.
st. Louis, Mo, Nov 9-The Post Dis
patch, Independent, claims that Richard /
kercus and Edward A. Noonan, demo
Gratis, have been elected respectively in the
Twelfth and Eleventh districts. defeating
Congressman Pearee and JOY, republicans.
The election of the republican city ticket
by 5000 plurality is conceded.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Nov. 9.-Orly about 900 .
precincts out of 3259 have been heard !
from, no one county having reported in
full. Returns come in slowly and both |
parties claim the state Chairman Mar
tin of the democratic committee expresses |
himself as coniideut that the democratic |
state ticket is elected by about $1,000 ma
jority, together with majority of the |
legislature. The republican chairman
makes the same claim for his side.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov 9.--Complete re-
turns from the state of Pennsylvania give
Stone, republican, plurality of nearly
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