Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-11-21

plurality. McKinley's plurality, $3.50.
Florida. B. Whitfield, democrat
elected state treasurer by $4,000 plu-
rality. Bryan's plurality, 21,448.
Idaho.-Frank Stunenberg, fusion
list, elected governor by 5000 plurality.
Bryans plurality, 1865.
Illinois.-FIoyd w. Whittemore, re-
publican, elected state treasurer "
$4,000 plurality. Mcnlnley's plurality
141,517.
Indiana-Union B. Hunt, republic
can, elected secretary of state by 15,-
900 plurality. McKinIey's plurality.
18,0001
Iowa.-George L. Dobson, repu0li-
can, elected secretary Of state by co..
900 plurality. McKinley's plurality
65,4 ASP.
Kansas.-W. E. Stanley, republican.
elected governor by 10000 plurality.
Bryan's plurality, 1869.
Massachusetts, Roger Wolcott, g.
publican, elected governor by 83,34S.
plurality. McKinley's plurality, 1885,
265.
Michigan. -Hazen s. Pingree, repub-
lican, elected governor by 10000 olu-
rality. McKinley's plurality, 56,868.
Minnesota. Lind, fusionist,
elected governor by 10000 plurality
though republican candidates for all
other offices have 10000. McKinley's.
plurality, 53,875.
Missouri.-W. G. Marshall and Lee
roy B. Valiant, democrats, elected SUI
preme court justices by $4,000 plurali-
ty. Bryan's plurality, 58,727.
Montana.-W. Y. Pemberton, demo-
crat, elected chief justice of supreme
court by 1000 plurality. Bryan's olu-
rality, 32,043.
Fusion nominee elected
governor by 5000 plurality; Bryan's~
plurality, $500.
Nevada William Mcmillan, repub-
lican, elected governor by 1000 plu-
rality. Bryan's plurality, 6,439.
New Hampshire W. Rollins,
republican, elected governor by 10000
pluralty. McKinley's plurality, 35,734
New Jersey.-Foster M Voorhees,
republican, elected governor by 5000
plurality. McKinleys plurality, ST..
692.
New York.-Iheodore Roosevelt, re-
publican, elected governor by $4,000
plurality. McKinley's plurality, 268.-
469. In New York county the demo-
Gratis elected their three candidates sor
justices of the supreme court. The
plurality for Van Wyck for governor
was $4,000 in the city.
r in
judges of the superior court elected
by $4,000 plurality. Bryan's plurality
1926.
North Dakota.-F. B. Fancher. re-
publican, eIecCea governor by 1000
plurality. MchlnIeys plurality, 9,4o5.
Ohio.-Charles Kinney, republican,.
elected secretary OF state by $4,000 plu-
raIlty. McklnIeys plurality, oI,Ul5.
fennsylVanla.-Wm A. stone, re-
publican, elected governor by lo0, 030
p1uranty. MchlnIeys plurality, 49,,
Ot2.
South Danota.-Lee, populist, elect
ed governor by 500 pluranty. Mckln-
leys pIurallty, 1o5.
Tennessee.-Benton McMlllln, DEM
ocrat, elected governor by 1o,UUO OLD
rallry. Bryans plurality, 1y,4O3.
Texas.-Josepn u. Sayers, democrat
elected governor by zOU,UUU plurality
Bryan's plurality, zO2,9l4.
Utah.-R. N. Baskin. democrat,
elected justice of supreme court ny
1,O0O plurality. Bryan's plurality, ~,
116.
Washington.-Mar A. Fullerton.
and L. j. Anders, republicans, elected
supreme court justices by 5000 plu-
rality. Bryan's plurality, 12,493.
Misconsin.-EdWard Scofeld, re-
publican, elected governor by $4,000
plurality McKinley's plurality, 1922
612
Wyoming Forest Richards, re-
publican, elected governor by 1920,
plurality. Bryans plurality, 583.
1t will thus be seen that thirteen
states elected republican governors
two states-Tennessee and Texas
democratic governors, and four fusion
list governors. Of the remaining
JWenty-six states, nine have demo-
cratic, two populist, one silver fusion
ist and fourteen republican governors.
This will make the total for the forty
five states II republican, II demo-
cratic, 2 populist and four fusionl3t
governors, with one in doubt. Eleven
states did not vote for governors, but
did vote for other state officers. Some
of the republican governors elected
are silver men.
The republican plurality in the total
Maryland vote was 6,007. The demo-
Gratis carried Baltimore city by SAB.
Republican legislators will replace
democratic senator's next winter in
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, In
diana, West Virginia, Wisconsin,
North Dakota and California.
Judge ellison, who will probably go
on the supreme bench, is one OF the
most prominent jurists in the state,