Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-11-16
Developments as the Count of the
Votes Progresses.
RESULTS IN MOST OF THE STATES.
Plurality Not Far from
10000, While That of PinEree
May Reach Representations I'm
doubleday Goes Republican.

up the state Of 81 600 and in Greater New
York of $4,000. Against this, Van Wyck
gained 10000 above the Harlem and $1,000
below it.. as compared with Porter two
years ago.
seems to have surprised even the demo-
Gratis themselves. Nineteen Of their candi-
dates were elected, the republicans getting
put To- !, In the present z house the New York
ocrats. In the Greater New York all the
democratic candidates were elected.
After the gubernatorial contest as much
interest was taken in the state Legislature
as In anything else. The state senate will
be republican by four and the assembly by
Political interest from now on will center
about the senatorship, and already discus
sion as to the probable aspirants has begun.
50 far there is no announced candidate and
the republican organization has not de-
clared itself.
Columbus, O., Nov. 1o.-The only con-
tinued interest in Ohio election returns are
sional districts. Early in the day the re-
publicans were claiming the Third as we'll
as the Seventh. Later in the day the dem
publicans elect weaver in the Seventh by
II plurality and the democrats reflect Bre-
mer in the Third by 81. which leaves the
Ohio list Of congressman as given in these
dispatches Tuesday night, Is republicans
Mark Hanna Pleased.
CLEVELAND, O., Noy. 1o.-concerning the
Wednesday: The Result in the State els IS
istration, while the result in New York is
another Endorsement for the administration
of national affairs The senate is safely
mite news regarding the house I cannot
say anything about the majority there. The
American people are satisfied with the
conduct of the war and it's successful out
come, and they showed it at the polls
Tuesday,"
Chicago, NOV. 1o.--,Returns. almost COM
elected practically ali their county ticket
IN Cook by pluralities ranging from 5000
to 1900: Whittemore. republican nominee
by 1900. The country towns give him 5000
apo%t 50 He r. GoG s0ur by
show election of total of II republican MS
and eight democrats sure, and three re-
publicans in doubt a net gain of three to
of six.
Milwaukee, Wis, NOV. 10.-The latest re-
turns from the Second congressional dis
1000 majority over James II. JONES' 1p dem.
ocrat, thus insuring solid republican con-
gressional delegation from Wisconsin
Later state returns ETY. swell Gov scoed's
indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 10. - At ten
o'clock. with one:fifth Of the precincts of
that the republican plurality will be near
$1,000. It may vary 1900 either way from
that estimate; The democratic state com
<2ittee early Wednesday morning conceded
that the republicans had won in the state.
Large democratic gains are shown by some
counties, while other counties show large
republican gains.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 1o-Advices re-
ceiyed up to- ten o'clock Wednesday night
indicate the following congres sional results
Second Robert S' W !? NJ Mer s {dem5 TS eR9
W. T: Senior (dem.); Fourth, F. NJ. Griffith
(dem); Fifth, in doubt; Sixth, James A.
Watson lrep2; Seventh. Jesse Overstreet
Crumpa cker (rep.); Eleventh, George ".
S STen &he}R3 TTelfth Dr. C. seyens
(dem:) and Fars (rep3 for Congress It viii
require a recount to determine the contest
The vote is almost tie.
Iowa.
Des Moines, a., Nov 1o.-All Iowa re-
publican candidates have been elected by
big majIodrditties, as follows: First district,
fimafsa Fosrth HaugSen' Tx e sstim sf
Lacey ate; 49,, actual; Seventh, .Hul 1854,
Ninth, MCPHERSON, 4,468, actual; Tenth
sos, estimated State plurality, A 6o,s7s,
nearly equaling that of 1896.
Michigan.
Detroit, Mich, Nov 1O.-Accordine to
more complete returns Gov Pingree's nln
rality will reach about 10000 This wifi he
a. pSrso1R"o Pc increase over his plurality
having been probably about fourth small
er this year. The republicans have elected
a solid representation of u congressman
liss in the First district to 1i0SO for s TeI-
don in the Twelfth upper peninsulal dis
trict. The democrats will have a dozen
sbou eansMS dtges in the
TWO houses. Senator Burrows reelection
now seems absolutely assured, notWith-
standdddng Coy. Hingree strongly favors the
railroad taxation measures are rega rded a g
certain of enactment.
Minnesota.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 10.-John Lind (si1-
Endorsement, who, a few years ago as re-
publican. represented Minnesota district
in the national aee congress, will have not less
rep.). but Lind is the only fusion 'can Sdis
date to win His plurality may go severa,
thousand above that stated, Democratic
tween $1,000 and 60 600, Which was the e cIa in
made by him two days before the election
The balance of the republican ticket will ha
chosen by majOritieS even greater than
that for Lind. All seven republican Con-
gressmen have been elected. Eddy. who
was classed as doubtful, claims 5000 piu
rality and thinks more may be possible
Morris, in the close Sixth district. has de-.
feated Charles A. Towne by a small mar
gin, but it may exceed his plurality of two
years ago, when he won by less than 700
The legislature will be republican. bit nnf
by so great majority as at one time
thought. Already n republicans are known
to have been elected, and but 90 are needed
to carry on joint ballot. AS fully half Of
the balance are in the doubtful. because
unreported, column, there seems no ores-
ton Of the reelection of United States Sen
ator Davis by this legislature.
Miss0url. .'st. - +
st. Louis, Nov 1O.-In the Eighth DISTRICT
Richard H. Bland (dem), and the Ninth
district, Champ Clark (dem.) were both
elected to congress. AS:tttt# ;safsS :; - :.
In St. i4ou1s The republicans elected their
city ticket by ma5orities ranging from 1000
t. 1000. %44:5*.} .s55' = ,'@ = 4 ~ ',
:s Pennsylvania. a.s5s;Yss3
Philadelphia, Nov. 10.-The delegation
from Pennsylvania in the next congress
will comprise q republicans and nine dem.
ocrats democratic gain of six. The pres
ent delegation is composed Of ~ repub-
leans and three democrats The districts
gained by the democrats are the Eigl1fh
Tvtelf TIL, Thirt Seventeenth, Twen.
5ty-seyentt and Twenty-etght The sue
ceS5ful8 democrats In these dfafrirfa E 20 70.