Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-11-16

ALABAMA elected eleven Democratic
electors and nine Democratic Congress-
men.
ARKANSAS elected eight Democratic
electors and six Democratic Congress-
men.
CALIFORNIA elected nine Republic
can electors, seven Republican Congress-
men and a Republican Legislature. e.
COLORADO elected four Democratic
electors. two fusion Congressman, a flu
sion Senate and Il fusion Legislature,
which will return Il s"ilveritc TO the United
States Senate.
CONNECTICUT elected six Rcpubli-
can electors, three Republican and one
Democratic Congressman and a Nepub-
lican State ticket.
DELAWARE elected three Republi-
can electors. two Republican Congress-
men. Democratic State officers and a
Democratic Legislature, which will Sc
lect the successor to II. II. Kenncy and
ill the vacancy now existing.
FLORIDA elected four Democratic
electors. two Democratic Congressman
and a State ticket and adopted four con-
stitutional amendments: a. Regarding
representation of new counties; (2) Pro-
Mbltlng special Incorporation; 81 Elec-
ton of County Commissioners; a. State
seal and flag.
GEORGIA elected thirteen Democrat
ic electors, eleven Democratic Congress
men and a State Legislature.
idaho elected three Democratic cleo
tors, one Democratic Congressman, Il fu-
sion State ticket and Il Democratic IL
islaturc. which will return Il Democrat
to the Cnitpd Stntos Sonata
ILLINOIS elected twenty-four Repub-
lican electors, eleven Republican Con
srcssmcn, eleven Democratic Congress
men and a Republican State ticket.
INDIANA elected fifteen Republican
electors. four Democratic Congressman,
nine Republican congressman and Re
publican State officers.
IOWA elected thirteen Republican
electors, eleven Republican Congress-
men and a Republican State ticket.
KANSAS elected ten Republican cleo
tors, five Republican Congressman, three
Democratic or Populist congressman, a
Republican State ticket and a I.egisla-
turc, which will return a Republican to
the United States Senate.
KENTUCKY elected thirteen Demo-
cratic electors, nine Democratic and two
Republican Congressman and Il Demo-
cratic State ticket.
LOUISIANA elected eight Democratic
electors and six Democratic Congress
men.
MAINE elected six Republican cleo
tors. Congressman and the State ticket
and Legislature were elected in Septem-
Der.
MARYLAND elected eight Republican
nIpcfnrs civ Do,rrLl;o,~ Co,u,.,,,,~
and one Republican Congressman to fill
a short term.
MASSACHUSETTS, elected fifteen
Republican electors, eleven Republican
Congressman, two Democratic Congress-
men, Il Republican State ticket and Il
Legislature, which will return a Repub-
lican to the United States Senate.
MICHIGAN elected fourteen Rcpnbii-
can electors, twelve Republican Con
gressmen. a Republican State ticket and
a Republican Legislature, which will re-
turn James Mcmillan to the United
States Senate.
MINNESOTA elected nine Republican
electors, sever Republican Congressman.
probably a Democratic Governor. the
rest of the State ticket being Republican.
MISSISSIPPI elected nine Democratic
electors and seven Democratic Congress-
men.
MISSOURI elected seventeen Demo-
cratic electors, thirteen Democratic Con-
grcssmen. two Republican Congressman
and a Democratic State ticket and Legis-
lature.
MONTANA elected three Democratic
electors. one fusionist Congressman. a
Republican State ticket and a Legis!a-
ture which will return two Republicans
to the United States Senate.
NEBRASKA elected eight Republican
electors, four Democratic CUSTOM Con
gressmcn. two Republican Congressman
a fusion State ticket and the Legislature
is probably Republican.