Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-17
BATTLE Of THE BALLOTS.
$50 Is
Results of the Fall Elections in
Several States Of the
IT, Union.
COL. ROOSEVELT WINS IN NEW YORK.
IL Elected Governor by a Plurality of
Over 20, neutrality-suspicious. General
" Victorious in IllinOis-Michigan
Selects Pingree to Serve Another
Term-In Other States.


Selects Pingree to Serve Another
Term-In Other States.
New York, Nov. 10.-Corrected returns
received up to midnight show: Roosevelt
>l07.736 Van Wycks pluralities in Albany,
Chemung, Clinton, Erie. Rensselaer, and
Schoharie counties and Greater New York.
86,45O. RooseVelt's plurality, 21,285.
The result on congressman in this state
seems to have surprised even the demo-
Gratis themselves. Nineteen Of their candi-
but Is. In the present house the New York
delegation stands q republicans to dem
ocrats. In the Greater New York all the
K democratic candidates were elected.
Columbus, O., Nov. 1O.-Unofficial returns
from all but one county make the plurality
Of IL Kinney (rep) for secretary of state
sional districts are still in doubt, but it
is believed that the republicans elect
Weaver in the seventh. and the democrats
reflect Bremen in the Third, which leaves
the Ohio list of congressman Is republic
ans to democrats.
Illinois.
Chicago, Nov. 10.--Returns almost COM
pleted show that the republicans have
in Cook by pluralities ranging from 5000
to 10000. Whittemore, republican nominee
tor state treasurer is elected by 5000 ma
1oo~0 OAAScSO
by 4,00O The country towns give him 5000
o0 50 h. carries Geek county by
show the election Of Republican, congr ui Hs
men from the First, Second, Sixth Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth. Fifteenth. Eight
ond, while the democrats get the Third.
Fourth, Fifth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth.
Nineteenth and the Twentieth, a net gain
of three and possibly six for the demo-
Gratis.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 1O-The republic
1896 sad @ by maSF aFy
tin, of the democratic state committee, fig
uring upon official and estim ated returns
e az r ep puray Of Me
states upon the returns at hand that the
have mad dsoe net gain ths
authentic returns, however, may change
the present indicated result from 1000
to to- 1900 g S6o The republicans claim the state
The returns received indicate that the
legislature will be made up as follows: Re-
publican holdover senator's, Is; democratic
elected, II; democratic senators elected, -;
total republican senator's 20; total demo-
cratic senators, 81; republican majority in
house elected. 81; democratic members of
the house elected 49,; republican majority
IN the house., IA; republican majority on
/ JC1nL OdllOl, ~.
Wisconsin,. sv.s
turns from the Second congressional dis
trict give Herman B. Dahle, republican,
1000 majority over James mes H: Jones, dem
gressional delegation from Wisconsin.
Later state returns swell Gov. Scofield's
| plurality to 41.0C0.
Des Moines, Ia, Nov 10-All Iowa re-
publican candidates have been elected by
big majorities, as follows: First district,
Hsdgf o90 est! n2ad seeond Lang 1888
cd: Fifth; Cousins; Ss57s actual: SIKH
d MaeeX Egn actua s acta S
! Ninth, Mcpherson, 4,46S, actual; Tenth
bolivar, 1924, actual: Eleventh, Thomas,
nearly equaling that of 1896.
Dubuque Ia, Nov. Incomplete returns
from the Third district give Henderson
| (rep.) for congress 7,156 majority.
Michigan.
Detroit. Mich, Nov. 10.-According to
rality will reach about 10000. This will be
a .proporionate increase over his plurality
b. Having SH1y been ei probably abeut fourth small
er this year. The republicans have elected
q solid representation OF II congressman
iiss in the First district to 1000 for Shell
don in the Twelfth upper peninsula) dis
trict. The democrats will have a dozen
| lature, about equally divided between the
two houses. Senator Burrows reelection
now seems absolutely assured. notwith-
standing Gov. Pingree strongly favors the
candidacy Of Albert Pack Gov. Pingree's
railroad taxation measures are regarded as
certain of enactment
Minnesota.
St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1O.-John Lind (sil-
yer rep.), with democratic and pOpulist
Endorsement, who, a few years ago as a re-
publican. represented MINNESOTA district ie
than 10000 plurality in the state over Eustis
(rep.), but Lind is the only fusion candi.:
date to win, His plurality may go several
Chairman Rosing putting the figure at be-
tween Is, 900 and 20, 600, which was the claim
made by him two days before the election.
The balance of the republican ticket will be
that for Lind. All seven republican con-
gressmen have been reelected Charles A.
Towne was defeated in the Sixth district
by a close margin. The legislature will
be republican, and there seems no ques-
ator Davis by this legislature.
Missouri.
st. Louis, Nov. 10.-At midnight it is
conceded by the republicans that John
Dougherty (dem) has been elected in the
Third congressional district, James Cooney
tri and Edward S: Robb (dem5 il the
Thirteenth congressional district. There
IS still some doubt about the Fourteenth
district. George M Miley (rep), in that
election Of ". D: Vandtyer (dem). The
general belief Of the republicans is, how
ever that Vandiver Is elected. This being
true, the democrats have elected IL con-
gressmen and the republicans three.
Pennsylynnia.
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