Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-08

Miller Of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY has issued the following bulle
tin on the Kentucky election. Return.
lgive Goebel majority of 7,710, but ir
the counties not yet heard from in any
thing like a complete way ten gave a
Democratic majority of 1862 In 1897 an6
10 gave Republican majority OF 10,710
Therefore if there is no Republican loss
In these counties Taylor is elected. Re
publican loss seems improbable as there
are generally Republican gains else
where.
PENNSYLVANIA SOUND.
Philadelphia, Nov. SIN this city
Yesterday the total vote was 152, 333.
For state treasurer Colonel James Bar
nett, Republican, received 69,593 plural
ity over his Democratic opponent, Will
lam 7. Greasy. J. Hay Brown, Repub-
lican, candidate for the supreme court,
had 9O,s74 plurality over Mestrezat,
Democrat, but both were elected as there
are two vacancies. For the state su-
perior court Mitchell, Republican, had
81, 435 plurality over Reilly, Democrat.
These figures would indicate that as a
result of the attack on Barnett's military
record he was cut out of 10000 votes in
this city. The proposition to authorize
loan of $12,000,0OO for the improve
ment of city water supply was over
whelmtngly carried. The latest figures
indicate that Barnett had 10000 to
100000 plurality in the state.
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN.
Newark N. j., Nov. 8.-A revision to-
day Of the election returns shows the
assembly stands Al Republicans, 49, De-
mocrats; the senate, IA Republicans, 7
Democrats.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN KANSAS.
Topeka, Kas., Nov. s.-Reports of
Yesterdays election Of county officials in
Kansas show Republican gains through
out the state. Very little interest was
taken. The Republicans elected six OF
the ten judges and two state senators to
fill the vacancies of John Z. CLANCY of
Shawnee county, and c. c. Mccarthy of
Jefferson.
Paola, Kan, November S-Miami
county elects the Republican ticket by
plurality ranging from 800 to 1900, ex-
cept the register Of deeds and county
commissioner. Corporal Charles Ross
man, Of the Goth Kansas, was elected
register by 200 majority. Rossman, who
was left in the hospital at Manila when
the regiment started home, knows moth
ing Of his nomination and election.
SOUTH DAKOTA REPUBLICAN.
Denver, Nov. 8.-Advices from South
Dakota show the state has gone Re-
publican.
Sioux Falls, s. D., Nov. s.-Returns
up to noon indicate Rodublican ma
jority of 10000.
NEBRASKA FUSIONIsTS WON.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. S.-The fusion
majority in Nebraska will not be less
than $4,000 and may reach $4,000. The
Republicans make no effort to explain
the causes though number of leaders
differ from W. j. Bryan's statement that
lit Is a rebuke to the national admins
tration. They maintain that the gains
are only over last year when the fusion
lists fell far short of their normal
strength. They point out that former
Governor Holcomb, when he ran for
governor last time, carried the state by
81, 900.
Omaha, November 8.-Complete re-
turns by counties are coming in slowly,
but enough have been received to in
dicate that Holcomb, fusionist. carried
the state for supreme judge by a ma
jority ranging from 5000 to $4,000. In
the Sixth congressional district, where
an election was held to fill a vacancy
caused by the death Of Greene, Popu-
list, the result Is likely to be close. but
the chances favor Neville, fusionist
Reese (Rep.), candidate for supreme
Judge, polled about the same vote as
Hayward for governor last year, but
the increase in the vote practically all
went to the fusionists