The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05
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heavy Republican vote in the country
and Pardee's majority in-tne state viii
probably be over 5000.
The entire Republican state ticket is
undoubtedly elected and the Republic
cans win have a big majority in the
legislature which elects United States
senator to succeed Senator Perkins,
whose term expires.
For congress the Democratic and I'm
ion Labor parties which fused in san
Francisco, elect E. j. Liyerhash in the
Fourth and William Wynn in the Fifth
to succeed Kahn and Loud, who were
candidates for reelection.
In the First and Second districts there
Is some doubt as to the results. the
meager returns thus far received show
ing Gillett and Coombs. Republicans,
slightly in the lead. In the Third, Sixth.
Seventh and Eighth districts Repubh-
cans are elected.
STILL IN DOUBT
San Francisco, Nov. 5-Complete re-
turns from 1,136 precincts including San
Francisco, give Pardee So. 636; Lane g.
1854 Same precincts gave Mckinley a.
Kinley 74,1S2; Bryan, 1898. The APP
parent showing of Lane is due to the
fact that San Francisco which gave
him majority of over 5000, is included.
For congress, in First district. COM
plete returns from 12s out of $50 pre-
cincts, give Gillette. Republican, Abs,
Ford, Democrat, 1857.
Congress, Third district, complete re-
turns from 81 out of pa precincts give
Metealf G, 1877, White 1906. Same in 1900
gave Mckinley 6762 Bryan 414S
Congress, in Seventh district, COM
plete returns from 33 out of 1875 precincts
give McLaclin, Republican, 2,679, john
son, Democrat, l. 127.
cincts out of 473 give Daniel. ReDubli-
can, 6351; Smythe, 4674 Same precincts
gave Mckinley 5,767, Bryan 1926.
COLORADO.
Denver, Nov 5-The result of the
election as to the state ticket was still
in doubt at 9 O'Clock today. The Re
publicans claim that Peabody is elected
governor by 5000 to 600 plurality while
the Democrats claim that Stimson has a
plurality of 2, 500 over Peabody. Demo-
Gratis will have a large majority on joint
ballot in the legislature, insuring the
election of United States Senator Teller.
Careful estimates show that the house
will consist of 80 Democrats, "A Repub-
licans and two members who were on
both tickets, and the senate of 25 Demo-
Gratis, 8 Republicans and 2 PoDuliSts.
Both Republicans and Democrats are
claiming the three congressman, but the
chances favor the Democrats Should
Adams and Shafroth be declared elect
ed, their seats will probably be contest
ed on the ground of frauds in Denver.
The Republicans allege that 5000 fraud
the Democratic ticket
All the constitutional amendments
We're adopted except the Bucklin Aus
tralian tax system.
Nearly complete returns from Arapa-
hoe county. including the city of Den
yer, give E. c. Stimson, the Democratic
candidate for governor, plurality of
1900 over James H. Peabody, Republic
can. Milton Smith, chairman of the
Democratic state committee, comedies a
Republican plurality of about $500 in
the state outside of AraDahOe county,
but says that Stimson's election is as
sured by the vote of this county. d. B.
Farley, chairman of the Republican
state committee, still claims the election
of the entire Republican state ticket.
A Times extra says:
THE Republicans are preparing to
contest the election of the Democratic
legislative ticket in Arapahoe county.
They claim that the control of the lower
house of the legislature depends upon
the result in this county They viii
ask the secretary of state to refuse GER
tihcates to the Democrats, and if Mr.
Mills who is a Populist, refuses to en-
ter into the scheme, they are planning
to organize a rump legislature, They
claim that Peabody, if elected, will issue
credentials to the man chosen by the
rump assembly.
Edward 0. Wolcott is already in
formed of the situation and he will come
to Denver at once to enter the sena-
torial race He will be the Republican
choice as against Teller"
SHOT A SPECIAL POLICEMAN
Denver, Nov. William D. Haywood
etary-treasurer of the Western
Federation of Miners, and a candidate
for state senator on the Socialist ticket
at 6:15 last night shot James Bramer, q
special policeman at Eighteenth and
Champa street. Hayward fired two
shots, one taking effect in his face and
the other in the arm. Neither wound is
serious
1t is said that Bramer attacked Hay
wood without provocation, striking him
on the head repeatedly with a revolver.
infiicting three severe wound Bramer.
earlier in the day is said to have knock
ed down and threatened with a pistol
George c. Manley, permanent attor-
ney and Republican politician
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 5.-The Demo-
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