Cañon City record., 1898-11-10
His Majority in the State May Reach Forty TiIoii-
sand-.Entire Ticket Elected in This County
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN EASTERN STATES
Nebraska Decision Of Two Years Ago and Gives
RepubIican Ticket Rousing Majority.-New York. New
sba91 jersey, Pennsylvania. AID Hosts Of Others.

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Returns from all parts Of the state
show Thomas, the fusion candidate
for governor, to have between 10000
and 60. 600 majority. Fremont county
gave the entire fusion ticket majori-
ties ranging from 25O to 500. The
close vote was ON county judge. it
being nip and tuck between Cooper
and Eldred. At Florence the fusion
ticket had the leed by III On straight
tickets Alone. with . close rub on
county ticket. otHse,s7 s'i- 7sf
1t was > clean sweep for the fusion
ticket in Fremont, even the precinct
officers being elected. In Arspahoe
county Thomas' majority 10 estimated
all the way from 10000 TO 1900.
Colorado has done no more than was
expected. In fact, conservative Re-
publican leaders placed the fusion
majority st . much grester figure
than that actually obtained, 70 that
In the light Of The presidential cleo
ton Of two years ago It may be taken
y Reputlican victory. in as much
= Brysss majority was 1876. 900,
while that Of Thomas will probably
fall below 10000. Throughout the
sast TIE Republican party has made
Asavy gains, Nsv York giving Rooss-|
vslt $1,000 plurality. PennayIvania
= Rspshlican 10000 stEong. with
New jersey, nlinoiA Iowa, wisconsia.
fianssota, Nichigan, Ohio. California
and Connecticut fsil0wing With good
majoritiss, and Kansas In doubt In
Indiana the Republicans viii probably
control the legislature. Florida and
Louisiana ara the only two states
holding elections At this time that the
Democrats are claiming with anything
like former mAjorities.
Returns from the county BY pre-
cincts. 90 far - heard from. are as
follows:
CANON cfTY-FiRsr WARD.
For Governor Thomas, l28; Wol-
colt, IS.
For Secretary Of State-Beckwith,
l03; Nilsson, 100. -, ,es-s q
For Flost sRsprSsehessit Smith,
ia; Nicolls, SO.
For Representative Moore, 40;
Neserve, 81. @i
For County Judge-Eldred, 96;
Cooper. l20.
For Commissioner Champion, l25;
Philip. 81. sd M
For Justice of the Peace Minor,
ll6: Mcdonald, 81. a3sMe3
For Constable -Ashby. 40; Backus
85.
SECOND WARD.
For Governor Thomas, 2l3; VOL
colt, 23l.Y isss
For Secretary of State Beckwith.
1T; Nilsson, 266.
For Float Representatives Smith,
1873; Nicolls, 229.
For Representative Moore, 19l;
Neserve, 224.
For County Judge-Eldred. l65;
Cooper, 2SS.
For commGso1er 1craapto 2is;
Philip, 22s.
Justice Of the Psacs-Ainor, l99;
Mcdonald 237.
Constable Ashby,l 2ol; Backus,
22s. s
THIRD WARD.
GovsisorrhomAs 1877; wolcott
s.ors.ssy :. ss4ss -B,sl~isA. les;
Nilsoms le
Float Rssssssutssivs Smitk l78;
Nicolld l6S. ~ ....s 4 .,.5s5sss 81
Rspsassatslivs-ksosss ne; ~
ssrvs. 36esfsts y .sis
coasly Jeds. srsa. ls4; ;coopsr
lRR n ttt r.1I4<3 .If'at ~ tt's-.l ~ -
~~~s y ~ ssssfsA -rle.s .sst'ss ~. - rass ~
Conn qissisese - Cranptea l12;
Philippf l88. "a @sl.s s, -. 81 8
~ W t.s;ss. s;ssss.ilf -. ~ las; d !
McDss d 16GS s, e, I. z q. =,
Cesse els!fg- - Z 49, y. ssT4s skeA.
A''' se Ssddaa7fs~1 s.'ss.''
cevsfnse- rAeaas le4; weleets
Nilssa, n. f5Nk
nsa1 1sg.ss..esaiv lslsslie 81
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