Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-11-11
ONO ENpoRsEs McKINLEY.

OHIO ENDORSES MCKINLEY.
Until noon today returns from Ohio
Indicated that the Republicans carried
the same fifteen congressional districts
and the Democrats the same districts
as in the presidential election of '96,
but this afternoon the Democrats
claim the election of Zimmerman over
Weaver in the Seventh. The Repub-
licans will have over 60, 900 Republi-
can plurality on the state ticket
In Pennsylvania, Stone, Republican
is elected by plurality of over $780,
600 over jerks, Democrat. The Demo-
Gratis gain one congressman. The leg
islature will be Republican but pos
sibly anti-Quay.
In Wyoming returns have been com
ing in rapidly and it is believed that
Wyoming has gone Republican on state
and congressional tickets in majorities
ranging from 900 TO | 800 votes. The
Legislature is also undoubtedly Repub-
lican and viii elect Republican sena-
tor TO succeed 4. ID. CLARK.
The election in Nevada, according to
the latest returns, has resulted in the
election of Mcmillan, Republican, for
governor over Sadler, Democrat, by a
small majority, Frank G. Newlands,
Ssilver, is reelected to congress. The
legislature, which will be Republican.
is believed to be favorable to the re-
election of Senator Stewart.
The entire fusion state ticket. head
ed by Charles s. Thomas, Democrat,
for governor, is elected in Colorado by
a majority approximating about $1,000.
This is by far the largest majority ever
given a candidate for governor in Colo
majority for president. The fusionists
have an overwhelming majority in the
legislature.
In Montana Campbell, (democrat)
is elected to congress by a plurality
exceeding four thousand. The legis-
laturc is democratic by decided ma
jority. Complete returns viii not
alter materially the situation as stated.
The Democratic committee comedies
the reelection of Governor Pingree in
Michigan, by a plurality of perhaps
so, 900. The Republicans claim that
the official count will give Governor
Pingree plurality of 100000 The
entire list of Michigan Republican
congressional candidates appears to be
elected, although the Democrats still
have hopes of carrying the Second dis
trict.
NOT A VOTE AGAINST JOE WHEELER.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. "a solid |
Democratic congressional delegation |
was elected from Alabama General |
Joseph Wheeler was unanimously re-
not vote being cast against
him.
In Rhode Island both Republican !
for congress were returned.
In Massachusetts,, with only two
small towns to hear from, Bruce, Dem
acrat, for governor, has 1o7, s75. VOL
colt, Republican. 100, e3s; Wolcott's
s2,si3.
In Oregon both Republican con
yressmen have been elected by major
ties ranging from 5000 to 5000.
Returns from the state of Washing
.on give the following vote on congress
men: Jones, Republican, 1891: Cush-
nan, Republican, l4,6e5: Lewis, fusion,
Is,ol2; Jones, fusion, 1928. The leg
stature is Republican, on joint ballot.
In Minnesota the Democrats elect
John Lind governor, William Mitchell,
Thomas CAVITY and probably Daniel
Buck to the supreme court. The Re-
,ublicans elect six of ten congressman.
With two in doubt.
Returns from all over Missouri point
o the election OF the entire Democratic
state ticket by at least 5000 majority,
md the selection'of majority of the
members OF the legislature, insuring
he reelection of senator Cockrell.
Three Republican congressman and
welve Democrats are elected
Both sides claim the victory in
Kansas and it viii probably require
he complete retruns to decide. The
claim gain of five Re-