Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-16
s HOW THE VARIOUS STATES VOTED.

NEVADA elected three Democratic
electors. M Democratic Congressman
and a Democratic State ticket.
NEW HAMPSHIRE elected four Re-
publican electors, two Republican Con-
grcssmcn and a Legislature which will
return Il Republican to the United States
Senate.
NEW JERSEY elected ten Republican
electors. six Republican and two Demo-
cratic Congressman and a Republican
Legislature, which will select a success
sor to William j. Sewall in the United
States Senate.
NEW YORK STATE elected thirty
six Republican electors. twenty-five Re
publican Congressman, twelve Democrats
ic Congressman. n Republican State
ticket and a Republican Legislature. In
the Fourth and Seventh judicial districts
Republicans were elected to the Supreme
Court. New York County elected two
Democrats to the Supreme Court in the
First district and a Democrat to the city
court. Queens County elected Demo-
cratic county officers. Richmond County
elected Democratic county officers.
NORTH CAROLINA elected eleven
Democratic electors, eight Democratic
Congressman and one Republican Con-
| gresham.
NORTH DAKOTA elected three Re-
publican electors. IL Republican Con-
gresham and a Republican State ticket.
OHIO elected twcnty-thrce Republic
can electors, sixteen Republican Con-
sressmen, five Democratic Congressman
and a Republican State ticket.
OREGON elected four Republican
electors. W Republican Congressman
and Il Legislature, which will return a
Republican to the United States Senate.
PENNSYLVANIA elected thirty-two
Republican electors. twcnty-four Repub-
lican congressman, six Democratic Con-
grcssmcn. a Republican State ticket and
IL Republican Legislature which will re-
turn a Republican to the United States
Senate.
RHODE ISLAND elected -four Repub-
lican electors, two Republican Congress-
men and voted on an amendment to the
Constitution which provides for certain
changes regarding the Legislature and
for but one capital of the State.
SOUTH CAROLINA elected nine
Democratic electors, seven Democratic
Congressman. q Democratic State ticket
and Il Democratic Legislature that will
return b. II. Tillman to the United States
Senate.
SOUTH DAKOTA elected four Re-
publican electors, two Republican Con-
gressmen. a Republican State ticket and
n Legislature which will return a Re
publican to the United States Senate.
TENNESSEE elected twelve Demo-
cratic electors, eight Democratic and two
Republican Congressman, a Democratic
State ticket and a Legislature which will
return a Democrat to the United States
Senate.
TENAS elected fifteen Democratic
presidential electors. thirteen Democratic
Congressman, n full set of State officers
and II Democratic Legislature which will
elect a United States Senator to succeed
Horace Chiffon. Congressman j. w.
Bailey will probably be Mr.. Chilton's
successor.
.UTAH elected three Rep,Gicanselacs.
tors. one Republican Congressman and a
Republican State ticket and a Republic
can Legislature which will return Il Re-
publican to the United States Senate.
VERMONT elected four Republican
presidential electors. State officers and
Consressmen were elected in September.
VIRGINIA elected twelve Democratic
electors and ten Democratic Congress-
men.
WASHINGTON elected four Rcpubli-
can electors. two Republican Congress-
men and n Republican State ticket and
voted on an amendment to the Constitu-
ton to exempt $500 of property from
taxation.
WEST VIRGINIA elected six Repub-
lican electors. four Republican Congress-
men and Il Republicans State ticket.
WISCONSIN elected twelve Republic
can electors. ten Republican Congress-
men and a Republican State ticket.
WYOMING elected three Republican
electors. n Republican Congressman
and :: Republican Legislature which will
select Francis T.. Warren as his own sue
ccssor in the United States Senate.