The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-11-07
Telegram to Hanna.

A
man Babcock of the Republican congress
sional committee sent the following tel
| egram to Senator Hanna, chairman of
| the national Republican committee:
Very satisfactory outside New York
| City. Think an estimate of 2o4 Republi-
can members is safe. Have elected four
| of the six congressman from Maryland"
| Governor Yates Condition.
Springfield. H., Nov. 4.-Dr. L. c. Tay-
Tor, Governor Yates physician, stated
| tonight that the governors condition
had improved and that the delirium
which he had experienced from the rise
of fever on Monday had almost passed
away. His temperature tonight was 1Ol
| and his condition is considered salts
| factory.
! Congress.
Chicago, Nov. 4.-DispatcheS to the AS
ISOLATED Press up to midnight show that
the Democrats have elected 161 members
of congress and the Republicans 147, to
which should be added the eight previ-
ously elected in Oregon, Maine and Yer
mont. This leaves seventy districts to
| be heard from. All the southern states
which elect solid delegations are included
in the total of 161. The dfspatche show
| the election of the following:
/ Alabama, 8 Democrats; Arkansas, Dem
! ocrats; California, Republican,; Conhec-
! ticut, Republicans; Delaware 1 Demo-
| crat; Florida, Democrats; Georgia, II
| Democrats; Illinois, 10 Republicans,
| Democrats; Indiana, Republicans, 2
Democrats; Iowa, Republicans; Kansas,
8 Republicans; Kentucky, 20 Democrats,
1 Republican; Louisiana, Democrats;
| Maryland, Republicans, 2 Democrats;
| Massachusetts, 10 Republicans, Demo-
| Gratis; Michigan, 10 Republicans; Mime
sofa, Republicans, 9 Democrats; South
| Dakota, Republicans; Tennessee, DEM
ocrats, 1 Republican; Texas &c Demo-
Gratis; Virginia. Democrats; West Vir-
| ginia, Republicans; Wisconsin, Repub-
licans; Wyoming, Republican.
Iowa.
| DeS MoineS, Iowa, Nov. 4.-On the basis
| of the present returns received up to II
p. m, the Republicans have elected their
state ticket by about $1,000 plurality. The
reports from the congressional districts
are meager. Enough has been received
from the Third to indicate that Judge
Birdsall, nominated by the Republicans
to succeed Speaker David B. Henderson,
ran substantially with his ticket and will
| be elected by 1000 to 5000 votes over
former Governor Boise The returns in
! dictate close counts in both the Sixth and
| Second districts, but they are not num-
| erous enough to base estimate upon.
| At Republican headquarters it is asserted
that the Republican plurality in the state
| as a whole is sufficient to carry all the
| congressional candidates.
| Chairman Spence of the Republican
commmittee said: 1--WE have carried the
state by at least $1,000. The figures in
dictate a larger plurality, but we are not
| claiming more at present. We have elect
| ed eleven Republican congressman.
Chairman jackson of the Democratic
committee said: I'VE are making no
claims, but we concede nothing
| The Democratic committee did not re-
! ceive returns tonight.
Delaware.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 4.-The cam
paign of the next Delaware general as
sembly is in doubt. AT this hour, Ills a.
m. 1T is apparent that a deadlock on the
United States senatorial vacancies will
be the result, as was the case two years
ago. The regular Republican state COM
mittee claims that the body will be
composed of 10 Union Republicans, s
regular Republicans, % Democrats and
three doubtful. Democratic State Chair
man Willard Saulsburg stated at a.
m that his returns thus far received
showed that "a Democratic members
have been elected. The majority on joint
ballot and the number necessary to elect
United States senator is q
Mr. Salisbury places the Kent county
membership, including two Democratic
holdover senators at seven Democrats
! seven Union Republicans and a tie in
the Ninth district. His advices from
Sussex county are that three Democratic
representatives and one Democratic SEN
ator were elected today. The Democrats
| have holdover senator in Sussex.
The Democrats gain five members in
Newcastle county. JOS. L. Cahill, the
| Union Republican chairman of Sussex
county, claimed at midnight that the
Addicks Republicans have elected seven
representatives and two senators in taht
county.
Utah.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 4.-Indications
at midnight are that VIM. H McCarty,
Republican, is elected associate justice of
| the supreme court over Richard w.
Young, Democrat, by $500 plurality and
that the Republicans will have a consid-
cradle majority in the legislature, thus
insuring the election of a Republican
United States senator to succeed Sena-
tor Rawlins. Up to this hour not one
tenth of the state has been heard from.
In nearly every instance, however, Re
publican gains have been made, although
the total vote shows a falling off of Is
per cent. An enormous amount of
scratching was done on the legislative
ticket and in Ogden and Salt Lake, the
Gentiles' strongholds, mostly by Gentle
! Republicans, but even with Democratic
victories the Republicans will probably
control the legislature 1t will be sew
eral days before the complete returns
| are in.
South Dakota
Sioux Falls, s. D., Nov. 4.-Chairman
Sase of the Republican state committee
at 1 1oclock tonight claimed the state
by not less than 10000 plurality. Demo-