The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-11-16

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democratic. and the esislature 81 also dern-
ocratic. s "a slS y
5f ss ii IA & lllin Oas., 81 M 85ssss 4 as
Chicago Nov. i. Complete returns from
Ayarv oes.n4vs -. IaRnaies 80 NcKinIay n
piurality ~ r. |: sxntss. es.iM
& RanorSa hx1l ~ ~ nm ~ rennh atcA n
ahave slscfsX m ~ 40 a. ~ rats n ~ Pa.
bers "a the ioSs9 houSS. SSd that ID f1nuh-
licans have alslsfad RI safSI tha 6ei66cSafs
.have elected II uoaa tori. ON tl,i1 shoyrina
the republicana have On II FONT balfot 10
votes. Or three more than 8 ma jorfty. ss
.Congressman Rodeaberx. q the Twenty
first district. tolegraphed Chairman Fred
n. Rove, 81 ~ .rep0blican 200 commit-
tee, that 10 haA cen defeated 81 Karn. III
democrats opp0a elaty This. Win sWilih,ln
Lorimer'S defeat ~ the Second 4a1triet.
gave the democrats two more menbers Of
now have i ana the democrats eight con-
sressmen IN the Illinois delegation. On the
lace OF the unomcial returns the repub-
illinois congressman In the next congress. I
B AZ t:.si indiana. 7S.. "a
Indiananolia. INA Dlar., "a n,nra,,tv
OF anyHlsGre Mors r -, IL n. a. For ire
republfcan nationai 3 ticset. fhs election
Of Col ". +. Durbin. (rep.). to the 'Eov-
- a
and Marion county -rennblican ticket:
nine and perhana ten out Of III conxress.
men,; and the election 81 q leeiaiafurA
that will have Z republican majority 81
10 on Joint ballot, 10 q summary In brief
Of TUESDAYS battle Mt The polls in In
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 9.-Republicans
have elected nine congressman in Indiana,
and the democrats four. In the Fourth
district Francis N, 0rifYith (dem.). IL elect
ed. The Indiana congressional delegation
remains the same AZ stooo IN the last
congress- Win the exception OF the fl1th
district: where =: .. Holiday trep.) sue
ceeos george FarlS treP.). .Omclal returns
are IN from 10 counties. The plurality for
mckinney VIII ne between D'WO and Io,oo
the legislature ID Il republican on joint bal
LOT from present indications.
Indiana republican leaders Will urge SEN
ator Fairbanks for the presidency In 1904
".'s' ss'sS~s &C. Ohio. &@e-, =
Columbus, o., Nov. 9.-With only Monroe
county to hear from. Chairman Dick. of
the republican state committed. figures Nc
Kinley's plurality in Ohio at n,Ol7 If the
ratio of gain is maintained In Monroe. the
plurality for Mckinley will be 70 100.
Columbus, O.. Nov. 9.-The Official count
in the Twelfth Ohio congressional district
gives Emmett Tompkins (rep.) majority
of votes over John J. Lentz (dem.), the
nominally about $500 democratic. During
the late session Of congress Mr.. Lentz took
a prominent part In the Investigation Of
the Occur D'Alene mining troubles, and
was very severe in his criticism Of the ad-
ministration. -
Canton, o., Nov 9.-Semiofficial figures
of Stark county show President Mckinley
gained nearly 1000 over his plurality of 800
IN 1870 ara runs 'oO anead OF the state
ticket IN MS nome county.
g. ~ Wiseonsin.
Milwaukee. Nov. 8-Eyerything took on
its normal condition Wednesday, and there
were no signs that an election had been
held. A complete figure of the republican
victory in Wisconsin will not be known
for perhaps several days. as many Of the
precincts are far distant from railway sta
lions, and will be sent in by mail, Gen. Bry-
ant. chairman of the republican state central
committee, reduced his claims of plurality
night. placing his latest estimates At 1O6 :
900 for both national and state tickets
Chairman Warden. of the democratic state
committee was at his once attendino n
the windinR i'm of the affairs of the com
mittee preparatory to closine headouar.
tiers, which he expects to do before the end
Oh tne week; SPEAKING OF the result IN the
SAT- LAG eaAu 'ne ssupeAoous impurities
were SURPRISE 70 everybody Republicans
~ A -. Ane .Sp~OAASa|A
e eoa nea"4 au W. pIooaoiy remain
o oa,, uap' me compiste returns nave oeen
nointynents xyhich ,s.,ii ~ $500 -, 60
elect Robert M. LaFollette. But few
changes are likely to be made by the new
governor, and no changes are talked of in
the offices Of the other state officers.
MfoAfkan.
netroit Mich NV a-po+,r,. r-,,,
the state IN - ro;Sni.ht .-,,,e prs.,deat
McKin1e., r,,,-a1,..- - % co -,
~ Ri,.s ~ rar,,h,sn. osa, Hnu ~ ~.
rovernor co nso ~ 1iis. a. ro,n,;n.
ehou+ % ooo rsr,,S ~. t;n'<s4 40 Nm.
~ Mevh;,rv ~ Ianne o anu dy
candidate corresnond;nS nunohe.
ahoad ~ III. +;olst IL 1aoc n.r,nIa.''.
ri,,rai,t,. - 1snh;:. -" .os'' ee 10
p,no<rae '-o,, % ~ las "s 49,, ov.
t,cEet tha+ 800 Lila ~ .'1 1,,,roIit;. ~
* IN 'e"'' s'"'s p'".a any "
The renuh1,can. have ,ncrea.sd 17,e,r
ioritv in the leeislature on ioint ballot nv
seven. The democrats have elected mona
of their senatorial candidates and oniv II
house. Senator James McMillaHs reelec-
ton by the next legislature Is q certainty.
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