The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-11-11
GOEBEl DEFEATED IN
BLUE GRASS STATE
Kentucky Republican Ticket Appar-
emily Elected by 10000
Majority.
The STATE MILITIA CALLED CUT
Returns Not SUFFICIENT to Warrant
Positivencss---Many Demo-
cratic LOSSES Re-
ported

Louisville, Ky, Nov. SPY the COM
bined efforts of the republicans and
anti-Goebelites, Attorney General w.
S. Taylor, republican, has been elected
governor of Kentucky by a majority
%variously estimated at from 1000 to
10000 over Goebel, democrat.
Returns received up to midnight
also indicate the election of the entire
republican ticket, while the complex
ion of the legislature is in doubt.
The weather throughout the state
was perfect md more than an average
vote was polled, the total falling but
little short of the vote pollcd i'll the
last presidential election. Compare
lively little disorder prevailed, and
aside from several arrests for alleged
violations of election laws the election
was characterized by n remarkable de-
gree of %quietude.
Governor Bradley remained in
louisville during the day, and had the
Louisville Legion in readiness for
marching orders. The militia was
called out after the close of the polls
to enforce an injunction granted by n
local Judge, but the presence of the
militia was not needed, and the COM
panies were soon ordered back to the
arnlory.
Chairman Long, Of the republican
committee, said at midnight that Tay-
lor's plurality would not be less than
$4,000. This estimate, he said, was
based upon estimates received from a
majority of the counties in the state.
At midnight there were still many
missing precincts, but ISL out of 2O3
in the city of Louisville and Jefferson
county gave Taylor n plurality of
3,S62. With all the returns in and the
present ratio of republican gains
maintained. Taylor's majority in the
city will reach 1000.
At midnight Chairman Long, of the
republican state committee, claims
that General Taylor has carried the
state by from 10000 to $4,000 major
ity. He says that Taylor has carried
the Third, Fourth. Fifth, Ninth and
Eleventh congressional districts, while
the Eighth and Tenth are close. The
republicans have made heavy gains in
most all of the democratic strongholds
which were expected to give Goebel
large majoritics. Chairman Long
claims the republicans carried the city
of Louisville by from 5000 to 5000 ma
jority.
Frankfort, KY. Nov. s.-Goebel car
Ties the city of Frankfort by $50 to
IT'S and franklin county by about 900
majority.
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tons point to the heaviest vote ever
have 1900 votes; Taylor, 1850; Brown,
his ticket.
Danvillc, Ky, Nov. s.-Danvillc
gives Taylor 1879: Goebel, 33s. This is
a republican gain of &c over last year.
Ashland, KY, Nov. Selection was
quiet. Ashland, always republican,
goes the same way; majority, 373, n
gain of 172 over last election.
Frankfort, Ky, Nov. s.-Returns
from this, Franklin county, show a
democratic loss of 200.
Bowling Green, Ky, Nov. s.-This
city gives Taylor a majority OF 1926
over Goebcl, a republican gain of 1875
owe McKinley's vote. The democrats
concede the city to Taylor, but claim
the county.
Middleboro, Ka., Nov. s.-Complete
returns: Taylor, $50; Goebel. gas. In
1897: Bradley, 422; Shackelford, 11e.
Bell county, unofficial, Taylor, 1900;
Goebel, 500.
Cincinnati, Nov. 7.-Early returns
from Kenton county, Kentucky, indi-
cate Goebel carried the county by
$500.
Louisville, KY, Nov. s.-Sixty-three
out of 17G precincts in Louisville give
Goebel, 5,252; Taylor, 5,7s5; Brown,
s676. Taylor has carried the county
outside of the city by 200.