North Park union., 1900-11-16
REPORTS BY COUNTIES.

Denver, Colo, Nov. T.-The Republi-
can prints the following specials from
Colorado points:
FL Paso County.
Colorado Springs, Nov. 6.-The cleo
ton In El Paso county was very quiet
and an unusually heavy vote was
polled, there being an especially heavy
labor vote between 6 and o'clock this
evening.
Only nine out of forty-three precincts
have been heard from, and County
Clerk Reed states that returns will not
he in before tomorrow forenoon. From
NIL the information at hand 1t is prac-
tically certain that El Paso county will
give Mckinley from 1000 to $500 ma
jority in the county. Goudy will get n
plurality of about ! 500, while the Re
publican judicial and legislative candi-
dates will carry the county by about
! 500.
In the outside precincts Republican
gains of from 10 to 10 per cent have
been made. Manitou gave Mckinley
vote was very close, but went Demo-
cratic by 1913.
In the local precincts some surpris-
ing Republican gains We're made and
several precincts went Republican
which were thought to be Democratic
Regarding the local ticket, w. II. Fair
all, Republican candidate for county
commissioner. is elected, but there is
some doubt regarding the rest of the
ticket. The Republican majority in the
nine precincts heard from amounts to
3S7.
Thirteen out of forty-three precincts
OF Ell Paso county have been heard
from on straight tickets. They give Nc
Kinley 2.S7O. Bryan 1.765. There are
1910 scratched tickets to be counted.
Teller County.
election passed Off quietly throughout
Teller county. Not disturbance oc-
Cured and fully eighty per cent. of the
registered vote was polled. The
weather was ideal, and on account of
the heavy vote and the crowding of the
precincts, the detailed vote will not be
obtalnable until morning.
Twenty-four precincts out of fourty-
four gave 4.945 straight Democratic
and 2,6S7 straight Republican, with
2,5i2 scratched tickets. The few
precincts which have finished counting
indicate that the scratches are on local
candidates.
1t is evident at midnight that Bryan
has carried the county by 1000, and
Orman's plurality will be but few
votes less.
Much Of the scratching was on ju-
dicial candidates aud was favorable to
Judge Harris of Colorado Springs. But
the vote which went for him was so
divided as against Seeds and Cumming
that it seems impossible for Harris to
secure majority over either. The Of
ficial vote may make some change, but
the indications are that the Fusionists
have elected their entire legislative,
judicial and precinct ticket throughout
the county and districts. These COM
prise Seeds and Cunningham for dis
trict judge, Seldomridge for state SEN
ator, Montgomery, Hollenbeck and
Sprague for the House.
Gillett gave Bryan 40. Mckinley 81,
Goudy 81, Orman 1863, and not more
than four votes differed all down the
list.
Complete returns from five out OF
eight Victor precincts show the follow
ing pluralities: Bryan 592, Bell 45I,
Steele 546, Orman 5OG. Seldomridge,
Senate, 51O; Hollenbeck, Legislature,
446.
Straight ballots In five Victor pre-
cincts out OF eight and one outside pre-
cinct, give Bryan $50. Mckinley 43S
Scattering, 110.
At Clyde, on the new railroad grade,