Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-11-16

Polk, Joseph c. sibley and James K 5
Han. ln each of these districts, except |
representative was candidate Tor reeiec-
Ton: They are in the order named: Viii
G yam 5: KNtrkP s Morgan B. Williams.
William c. Arnold. TIE Seventeenth dis
trict IS nowrepresented by Monroe IT. Kulp.
IS Wilam a. W Saodiaate wi II fals
McAleer, who was reelected from the third
q fhs Ct, Is Las sound money democrat, and
against him.
New jersey.
Trenton: N. J.. Nov. 1o.-The latest re-
turns indicate that Foster M. Voorhees,
ssS $nd tcS TReFe viii Ttl be be
republican majority in each branch of The
legislature. insuring the election of q re-
(dem).
Massachusetts.
Boston. Nov. 10.-With only two small
egner has i W R1eef 'a{s% ep 1GE Fax
Wolcott It. gd1urslty; ss24s The state legis.
ocrats a. 81: d e
gratis t;, g; social democrats, 2; independents
Serafie ~ to ana he house rsp ~ b lean
The control Of the state senate fs b By the
lation by the Republican majority, even
without respect to the veto power Of Gov
Tunnel. who is a democrat.
sine me republicans will thus elect a United
States senator IN place of Gray (dem.).
Colorado.
Denver, Col, Nov 10.-The entire fusion
| state ticket, headed by Charles S. Thomas
tor goXernGr Is h elected se ood by majority
the largest majority ever given candi-
than half Of ,Bryan's majority for presi-
rrfx 11y,1i ~.
| Yer, gave about 10000 fusion majority, and
81 Paso 4 county, inelndng Colorado
only the counties in the eastern BART TOT Of the
! state. OF II hold-over state senators it
| appears the republicans have secured two,
| full. The fusionists have an overwhelm-
| ing majority in the legislature.
| Nebraska.
! Lincoln, Neb, Nov 1O-Returns by coun-
ties, which come with provoking slowness,
| Indicate a scaling off of republican gains
! OF Tuesday night and Wednesday, making
! the state ticket in doubt, and so close that
an official count may be required. The leg
ballot, but Senator Allen will not concede
! it. Neither state committee made such
extravaganza. claims as on Tuesday night.
! Secretary Thompson, of the fusion COM
mittee, conceded the election of republican
| congressman in the First and Second dis
trietS but cla I'm the other four admi-
! state ticket and legislature he said: ''The'
result is in doubt and may not be known
Schneider Of the republican committee,
said he could see no reason to materially
! change his previous estimate of 5000 to 5000
for state ticket. The legislature he said,
| was republican, sure.
| Kansas.
! Topeka, Kan, Nov. 10.-The latest re-
| turns indicate that the plurality of Stanley,
republican candidate for governor, will
| chairman n furt hov
CLAIMS and practically comedies the de-
feat Of Vincent for congress in the Fifth,
and OF jerry Simpson in the Seventh. The
| rspublican leaders confidently claim that
Chester I. Long has defeated Simpson in
and that W.
Elith II these claims shall prove correct
Edwin Ridgely, of the Third district viii
Re the only 2ry popuiSt congressman from
senator's snt 9 WHICH gives them II members in
mat BODY They also elect 81 represent
jority of 81 on joint ballot in the legislature
and insures the election of a republican,
| state printer.
| North Dakota.
| Fargo, N. D., Nov 1O-Au returns arriv-
ing from ovor the s+rste have sweiiei the
| republican majority. Spalding, republican,
nominee, gets the largest vote, and viii
balance of the ticket averages 4500 to 400
except =, HEalland, who may have 1900 to
legislature. Returns show q out of 81
house 81 republicans out Of g. have been
gives the republicans Sc majority on Joint
ballot, which ought to make republican
successor to Senator Roach certain.
South Dakota.
n Si9ux xe1 Fals s. D. Noy 14-Almost com
Later returns VII NOT materially alter this this
by an6 Rr SP is efStsd to
entire republican state Ticket is s'O elected e
The legislature will have republican ma
majority SS' Of he a fh lips c gaHs THAT fat
| section of the state by 700.
| Wyoming.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. Nov 10-Wyoming ha $
gone republican on state and congression-
to 1880 votes. The Legislature is also IN
| doubtedly republican and will elect a re-
publican senator to succeed c. D. Clark
! Utah.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 1o-rhe dem
eanree Ss to
elect United States senator
California.
! San Francisco, Nov. 10.-Less than half
of the vote of California has been count
ed-l,1l complete, precincts out Of 2,407
plurality: At this rate, his vote viii re be
10000 in excess of Mcguire. It is reason.
/ AMY dlSO IIldL the republicans have
| carried the rest of the state ticket. with
| the exception, perhaps, of secretary Of
state and two judges of the supreme court.
! The vote on these are close, with the
chances in favor of the democratic can
| didates. It is certain that the Republicans
| have gained at least two congressmen
with third one in doubt. The legislature
will be republican.
Idaho.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 10.-The fusion ticket
| Is all elected by pluralities ranging from
| 5000 to 5000. The legislature will be con-
| trolled by the fusiOnists.
| Washington,
| Seattle, Wash, Nov. 1O.-Returns from
| the state of Washington are yet incom-
! plete, but enough are at hand to make it
certain that the republicans have overcome
| the fusion majority of $4,000 two years ago,
! elected both congressman and two supreme
court justices by a majority of at least
| 5000. Later returns will, it is thought. in
| crease rather than decrease this estimate .
! The legislature, which will elect United
States senator, will be republican on Joint
be Hot by at least 40 out Of membership
| of l12. This estimate gives the fusionists
all the doubtful districts. They retain con-
| troll of the senate. The legislature now
! stands: Senate, republicans, Is: fusion,
49, House, republicans, g. fusion, II. The
| two amendments to the state convention
woman suffrage and local option in mu-