Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1901-11-09
Ohio, Iowa, NcbraslSa, Pennsylvania, Con-
necticut. Massachusetts,. Rhode Island,
New Jersey Are Republican Mary
land and Kentucky Democratic.


Charles V. Farnes as president of the
board of aldermen, and Edward NJ.
Gpout as comptroller. the fusionist
triumph in Greater New York APP
pears nearly complete.
t Big Republican Gains In Iowa.
Des Moines, H., Nov. 6.-The result
in Iowa is remarkable. With q
marked falling off in the vote
throughout the state, the loss in
some precincts being 40 and so per
cent. in the total vote and the aver
age loss for the state being one-fifth
of the total of two years ago, A. b.
Cummins, the republican candidate,
has been elected by plurality of
something like 10000, the largest ever
given a governor in this state. The
entire republican state ticket is elect
ed by similar pluralities.
Kentucky General Assembly Democratic.
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 6.-The gen.
eral assembly that was elected in
Kentucky yesterday, with the eXcep-
tion of half the senate, which holds
over, will be democratic on joint bal
lot by an increased majority, accord
ing to the latest returns. This gen.
eral assembly will elect successor
to United States Senator William
j. DeBoe. republican, for term be-
ginning March 4. 1903.
Utah Goes Republican.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 6.--Complete
returns from more than half of the
SO election districts in this city and
partial returns from the remainder
indicate the election of the entire
ticket. headed by Mayor
Ezra Thompson, by majorities rang
ing from 600 to 1000. Meager reports
from other cities and towns of the
state indicate that the republicans
have been generally successful.
Pennsylvania Elects Republican Ticket.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-Returns up
to two a. m. indicate the election of
the entire republican ticket. Frank
G.. Harris, for state treasurer, and
p. Potter, for supreme court
Judge, by from 10000 to 10000 plu-
rality. The vote in favor of the pro-
posed constitutional amendments in
the interest of ballot reform is over
Republicans Garry Ohio.
Columbus. o., Nov. 6.-After II
o'clock Chairman Dick issued n state
ment in which he claimed that the
republican plurality would exceed
$4,000, with an increased majority in
he legislature. Senator Foraker
claims the reelection of Gov. Nash
~ 10000 plurality, with both houses
If the Legislature safely republican.
The Result in Connecticut.
New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. Coon
lecticut yesterday chose delegates
o the first constitutional convention
o be held in the state since 1918. OF
he 16S towns in the state l65 have !
,een heard from, showing that re-
publican delegates were lected in 105,
democrats in Al and citizen or nom
PARTISAN candidates in 16.
Democrats Control Maryland Legislature.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. CA conserv-
tive estimate based on about half
he voting precincts in the city and
Unofficial returns from the state made
It three n. M, indicate that the dem
'crats will control the legislature
nd will have probably 81 votes on
oint ballot, which is six more than
: majority.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.-The election
n Nebraska was extremely quiet, but
fter all, fairly satisfactory vote
vas polled. All of the returns re-
eived up to one o'clock this morn
ng indicate that the republican state
icket has been elected perhaps by
s much as 10000 majority.
Republicans Claim New jersey.
Newark, N. j., Nov. 6.-The early
eturns received from all points in
he state indicate that Murphy, re-
ublican, for governor. has been
lected, and that the election is now
My matter of plurality. The re-
ublicans claim the state by 10000.
Democrats Garry Virginia.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 6.-Although
, the election of yesterday the DEM
Gratis polled only about as per cent.
( their vote, the result surpassed
heir most sanguine expectations.
he negroes took little interest in the
ontest, and the indications are that
he majority for the state will be
lore than $4,000.
Governor In Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. CIV. Murray Crane,
Dalton, republican, was reelected
overnor of Massachusetts, for the
,ird time yesterday by plurality
70,4Os over Josiah Quincy, the DEM
ratio candidate. Ii