The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-11-06
BULLETINS.
The General Election Results
Throughout the Country.
BY scripps-McRae.


noon today it is safe to say the cleo
tion results are as follows:
Republicans will control the next
house by sixteen in the lower branch
and eighteen in the senate
New York re-elects Odell, republi-
can, governor and returns republican
Legislature. The republican majority
for the head of the ticket will be about
10000.
Iowa goes republican by sixty thous-
and, and elects 10 republican congress
men. Judge Wade, democrat, wins in
the Second district.
In Iowa.
Des Moines, Nov. 5.-At 8 o'clock
this afternoon returns showed a re-
publican majority in Iowa of between
sc, 900 and 10000. All republican con.
gressmen are safely elected except
Hoffman in the Second district who
has been defeated by Judge Wade by
majority of 500. Judge Birdsall is
elected to succeed Speaker Henderson
by a majority of 5000 over Ex-Gover-
nor Boise.
In New York.
New York, Nov. 5.-Over night de-
velopments made no difference in re-
suit of election in New York state, ex-
cept so far as plurality of Odell is
concerned. The figures this afternoon
indicate the republican plurality will
fall below ten Thousand. The states
congressional delegation will stand
twenty republicans and seventeen
democrats.
In Illinois. .N#
illinois republican by 10000, repub-
licans electing at least II out of 25
congressman. Lorimer was elected
in the Sixth district by greatly re-
duced majority. Emerich defeated
Madden in the First district by close
vote. In Cook county the democrats
elected the sheriff and probably four
members of the county board. Re-
naming offices going to the republi-
cans. "5
In Michigan. t.,
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 5.--Almost COM
plete returns show entire republican
state ticket elected in Michigan by re-
duced majority. The legislature is
solidly republican. Maybury, demo-
cratic, was reelected mayor of Detroit.
Michigan elects Bliss governor by
$4,000. The republican legislature is
also returned
In Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5.-The re-
publican majority this morning was
placed at ninety thousand; sixteen re-
publican and four democratic con-
gressmen were elected, one district in
doubt.
Ohio goes one hundred thousand re-
publican.
In Wisconsin.
Wisconsin re-elects LaFollette, re-
publican, governor by at least forty
thousand. Ten republicans and one
democrat were elected to congress.
In Minnesota.
Minnesota re-elects Van SAINT, repub-
Iican, governor and entire ticket by
about $4,000. ~ MI
In Massachusetts,. t.
Massachusetts, cuts down republican
pluralities to .wenty thousand. Demo
Gratis elect at least four congressman.
In Colorado.
Colorado is apparently carried by
democrats.
In Kansas.
Kansas republican state ticket was
elected by $4,000 and the republicans
elect entire republican congressional
delegation.
In Missouri.
Missouri, Arkansas, South Carolina,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,
Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida and Louisiana elect customary
democratic majorities.
In Nebraska.
Nebraska seems to have elected
Thompson, fusion candidate for gov
ernor.
In West Virginia.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 5.-Returns
from the state not complete, but indi-
cations are FIVE republican congress
men elected.
In Connecticut.
Connecticut was carried by the re-
publicans by about $4,000.
In Wyoming.
Wyoming elect republican legisla-
ture and entire state ticket by about
1000.
In Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania elect Pennypacker, re-
publican, governor by about 100000.
In Dakota.
North Dakota, republican by about
$4,000; same in South Dakota.
In Utah.
Utah is republican by 5000. The
legislature will elect republican Unit
ed States Senator.
In Delaware.
Delaware safely republican. Only
one democrat elected to congress.
In Maryland.
Maryland elects three republican
and two democratic congressman, one
district in doubt. W
In New Jersey.
New Jersey is carried by repubh-
cans, who elects seven congressmen