The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-10
NEWS
OF THE ELECTION

UF lHE ELECIlU.N
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United States senator Will be Republican
on joint ballot by at least 40 out of
membership Of liz. This estimate gives
the Fusionists all the doubtful districts.
Two amendments TO the State constitu-
tion-womans suffrage and local option
municipal taxation-are Overwhelmingly
defeated.
Idaho.
BOISE, IDAHO. Nov. 9--Only a pre-
cincts in the state, embracing one-eishth
Of the vote. have reported. They give
Moss Rep) for Governor 20l2. Steinberg
(Dem) 1903, Anderson (POpD 55l.
Forty-six precincts give Hepburn tRepJ
for Congress 1886, Wilson Fusion) 2oo2,
Gum PopJ s39
The Fusion ticket IS all elected by plu-
rahties ranging from 5000 to 5000. The
LEGISLATURE will be controlled by the fu-
s.on.sts.
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov. Com
plete and partial returns from eighty
four out OF ninety-six counties, received
tonight, give MoAiillin OemocraO, an
estimated majority Of $500 for Gov
ernor
These figures will. however. be reduced
by full returns. and It seems tonight
that this majority Will be between 25,ooo
and 30oOO.
Nebraska.
LINCOLN. NEB, Nov. 9-Returns by
counties tonight, which come with pro-
voking slowness. indicate scaling OF
OF Republicans gains OF last night ana
to-day. making the state ticke, IN DOUBT
and so close that official count may be
required The Legislature is probably
Republican on Joint ballot, but senator
Allen will not concede.
Indiana.
IEDTANAPOIIS November 9.-The
Republicans have carried Indiana By be-
tween l6,o00 and 5000 majority Inc
Legislature will be Republican by ABOUT
Is on JOINT ballot This means the elec-
ton OF a Republican 10 the United
States Senate 10 succeed Mr.. Turpie.
Colorado.
DENVER. col, November 9.-The en-
tire fusion State ticket, headed by Chas.
5, Thomas CDemocraD. for Governor Is
elected by majority approNlmAtlns
about 5000 The fusionists have an over
North Dakota.
FARGO. y. D., November 9.-Returns
from the State to-day sweiled the Re-
publican majority. The Republicans have
Sc majority In the Legislature on joint
ballot, making a Republican successor
10 Senator Roach certain.
south Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS. s D.. November o.
Almost complete returns from the state
give Phillips Republcan) for Governor
a majority of 100.
Later returns will not materially alter
this majority The entire State Republi-
can ticket is elected. The Legislature
viii have A Republican majority.
Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAN. nov. 9-The latest re- |
turns indicate that the plurality of STAN
ley Rep) Tor Governor will probably |
reach 1920.
Taylor Riddle. the Populist State chair |
man. practically comedies the defeat of |
Vincent for Congress In the Fifth and Of |
Jerry Simpson in the Seventh.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 9.-John Lind. |
silver Republican, with Democratic ana |
Populst endorsement. will not have less
than 1900 plurality in the state over
lcusts ,Rep). but Lind IS the only Fusion
candidate 10 win. The balance Of the Re-
publican ticket will be chosen BY MAORI
ties even greater than that for LIND All
seven Republican congressman have been
elected.
Nevada.
CARSON. Nov. 9.-The vote for gov
ornor Is very close. but Saddler, SILVER
claims his reelection by 800. congress
man New1ands. Siiver-Democrat. Is re-
elected by 1900 majority over wren 'Pop)
THE balance Of the State ticket Is con-
coded to the Silver party win the eN-
ccption OF Superintendent Of Public In
struction.
The complexion Of the next Legislature
is a matter Of conjecture. Four-ffths Of
the members will belong 10 the Silver
marty. Some are pledged TO Senator
stewart for reelection and those who are
not may join with the Republicans Dem
ocrats and Independents I'm the OF sanlza-
ton of the Legislature.
Michigan.
DETROIT MICH, Nov. 9--Acc"iding
To more complete returns, Governor !
majority will reach about 90
l00 Senator BURROWS reelection seems
absolutely assured.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 9.-Five Re
publican congressional nominees-Fowler.
IF the Second; Creel Of the Third Balm
ford. OF the Fourth; Dawson, Of the
Eighth, and Seitz. Of the Tenth districts
wired the Louisville Commercial tonight
hat they would contest the election on
account Of the Goebel election law.
Pugh. in the Ninth District. has sgni-
led his intention of contesting If an in
7estigation satisfies him that he is
elected.