Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-11-10
ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS NOVEMBER TELE PAGES

COMMITTEES. expresses rne DcfIcr mat
Phillips, for governor, Is elected, with
the entire state ticket and Burke and
= Gamble, for congress- Chairman Kidd,
il , Of the populist state committee, said
!. at midnight: I'VE have carried the
e state by 5000 and have elected both
d congressman. This, however, is little
better than guess, as the returns are
meager."
|. south GaroIins.
G Columbia, s. C., Nov. 9.-The demo-
: cratic state ticket was elected without
4 opposition.
!. Helena, Mont, Nov. s. Forty pre-.
: cincts in the largest cities give Camp
/ bell (democrat), for congress, as many
as both other candidates combined.
Connecticut
: New Haven Conn, Nov 9,-The re-
e suit OF the election in this state was a
! victory for the republican ticket
Complete returns from all 65 towns OF
: the 1853 in the state give Lounsbury,
S republican, ,5,O57; Morgan, democrat,
D So. 4O6. Returns indicate that the re.
4 publicans will have a majority Of at
9 least so in the general assembly.
, Ilnnls.
4 Chicago, Nov. give and probably
:. six congressman have been gained In
Illinois by the democrats and the next
congressional delegation from this
state is likely to be evenly divided II
democrats and il republicans The
5 entire republican state ticket is elected
: by about 10000 plurality.
1 COiOradu
Denver, COL, Nov 9-Meager re.
, turns are sufficient 10 show that the
Q triple fusion Of democrats, populists
s and silver republicans has won a
1 sweeping victory. They claim Is, 200
. | plurality in the state for Thomas for
governor
Tennessee.
r Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 9.--Returns
! partial and complete from 40 counties,
show an increase OF $4,000 in McMil.
ms majority over the democratic ma
joritv of 1906, and indications point tc
majority for McMilin for governor
exceeding $4,000 The vote has been
exceedingly light Democratic vote
may not be more than 10000. Dem.
ocrats gain about 20 members OF the
legislature
North Dakota.
Fargo, N. d., Nov 9.--Reports from
over the state indicate slight repub.
. lican gains over 1896 Ar estimate on
the state gives the republican ticket
over 4,5OO majority.
Washington.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 9.-Forty-nine
precincts out Of S5s in the state of
Washington give the following for
congressman: Jones, rep. 1871; Cush-
man, rep, 1899; Lewis, fusion, LAOS;
jones' fusion, l,lSo Anders and Full.
lerton, republican candidates for su:
preme judges, have polled vote prac.
tically the same as that for congress-
men. II the present ratio Is main.
tanned the republicans will carry the
state by more than 1900 majority.
Rhode Island.
Providence, r. l., Nov a-The vot.
ing was light throughout the state, as
the election Of both republican candi-
dates for congress was a foregone con.
clusion. The revised constitution has
probably been rejected. In Provi.
|, dence, Baker. democrat. is elected
. Twenty.th e precincts of the First
congressional district give Bull, re.
publican. 5000 majority. Fifty.three
precincts in the Second congressional
district give Capron, republican, over
1000 majority
Nevada.
Reno, New, Nov a--Indications
point to the election Of Mcmillan, re-
publican, for governor; Newlands, sill.
yer, for congress; Flanagan, republic
an, senate, and at least two out Of the
four assemblymen from this district
Delaware
Wilmington, Del, Nov a-Partial
returns indicate that the republicans
have elected their state, congressional
and legislative tickets This estimate,
II verified by the full returns, indicate
the election Of republican successor
to United States Senator Gray and .
gain Of one congressman.
D Utah.
7 Salt Lake City, Nov a-Returns
from "a precincts in the city and state
give Roberts, democrat, for congress,
f. 0sS; Eldredge, republican, 1871; Zane,
I republican, for judge, 1888; Baskin,
, democrat, SIS. No reliable informa-
c ton on Legislative ticket
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Nov. 9.-Natonal Demo.
cratic Committeeman Il. c. Wall re-
ports that 81 counties in the state so