The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-05
LATE RETURNS.
Count in New York State Is
Still Incomplete.
Bulletins from Various Quarters
Where Result Is Doubtful.

New York, Nov. Sat noon revised
returns. though not complete, indicate
that Odell's plurality would be about
10000 The Republican plurality above
the Bronx, as indicated by the returns
received, was 1872. 600, against 122,oO0 IN
the Greater New York for Coler. Fig
ures from the Greater New York with
two districts missing gave Coler 122,Ol4
| plurality The vote was as follows:
Manhattan and the Bronx, Coler, $780,
/ $50; Odell O4026; Brooklyn. Coler, no.
454; Odell, S4,22S; Queens, Coler, 1864;
Odell, 1886; Richmond, Coler, 1906;
Odell, 1920.
Two places on the state ticket con-
tinued in doubt today-the attorney gen
eralship and a justieeship of the court
of appeals, it appearing the Democratic
candidates for these Offices had run we'll
above Odell. Cunneen, for attorney gen
eral, because he was endorsed by the
Prohibitionists, and Gray, for the court
of appeals on account of the fact that
many Republicans supported him.
For congress 10 Republicans and IL
Democrats were elected with one dis
trict in doubt In the present congress
are % Republicans and u Democrats
Today's estimates are that the new
state senate would stand 80 Republicans
and 20 Democrats and the assembly 81
Republicans and 81 Democrats.
WALKOVER FOR NEWLANDS.
Reno, New. Nov. Sit is conceded
that fusionists have elected Sparks for
governor, Van Duzen for congress and
the entire legislature. Newlands viii
have nearly tWo-thirds vote on joint ball
lot of the legislature for the United
States senate.
CLEAN SS EEP IN WASHINGTON.
Seattle, Nov. 5.--Only about so pei
cent Of the registration turned out in
the state of Washington, according to
the latest news. Returns are coming in
very slowly The Democrats concede
the election of the three congressman
at-large by an average majority of g.,
600. The Republicans will have a ma
jority of 30 on joint ballot in the legis-
bI5t taTs; GAIN IN MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Nov. Though the count
has not yet been officially declared, it is
known that the Republican majority in
Maryland is very near $500.
In the Third congressional district
there is one precinct in dispute by the
Democratic nominee, but even with his
claims conceded, the Republican candi-
date is elected by 100 majority. thus Civ
ing Maryland four Republican and two
Democratic representatives, a gain of
two for the Democrats.
SPOONER IS SAFE.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 5.-The latest
returns show that Lafolette has CARRIE
the state by at least 10000 plurality, and
some estimates give him $4,000 The
congressional delegation complete is
made up of ten Republicans and one
Democrat. Returns from legislative DIS
tricts indicate overwhelming majorities
for the Republicans, which means the
return of Spooner to the u. S. senate.
Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 5.-A special
to the Star from Guthrie Ok, says:
Although it was announced last night
that MCGUIRE, Republican candidate for
congress, had been elected over Cross,
Democrat, by increased majorities over
the vote received by Flynn two years
ago, it is stated today. that the result is
doubtful. At Republican headquarters
the claim is made that MCGUIRE will win
by majority of about 1900 while at
Democratic headquarters Cross is count
ed in by $500. Cross showed gains in
the returns today
Reno. New, Nov 5.-Indications are
that the entire state fusion ticket with
the exception of King, superintendent
of schools. has been elected. In this
county the fusion ticket was elected
with the possible exception of Ayers for
district attorney, and NorcrcSs for judge
of the Second judicial district, compris-
ing the counties of Washoe and Church.
i'll. The fusionists will have a large ma
jority for United States senator on joint
ballot.
DEMOCRATIC ROUT IN MONTANA.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 5.-Later returns
indicate a still more sweeping Republi-
can victory than was anticipated. The
Republican state central committee now
claims Judge Holloway is elected asso-
ciate justice by nearly 5000 plurality
and Joseph M. Dixon, congressman, by
half that number.
Los ANGELES GOES REPUBLICAN,
Los Angeles. Cal, Nov.5.-One hundred
and seven out of 1877 precincts in Los
Angeles county give Pardee 9,435. Lane
6,5S5. Same gave Mckinley 10,750 Bry-
an S.056. McLachlan for congress ran
ahead of the ticket and his majority
over johnson is estimated at 700. Dan
iels, for congress, in the Eighth district
is elected by apparently good majority
though figures are not obtainable at
| this time.
MAJORITY OF 80.