Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-11-10

rality for Odel of 1892 and for
Coler 123,O85. OdelPs plurality over
CoIer is 1887.
New York, Nov. 6.-Of1cial figures
on the vote for governor vary but
little from unofficial reports. Ac-
cOrding to returns the plurality for
OdeIl is 1887. Only three counties
above the Bronx were carried by the
democratic nominee. The greater
New York plurality Of 122,074 given
COler was met and overcome by the
upstate republican plurality of 1885,
972. In some quarters it is asserted
that by reason of his endorsement by
the prohibitionists, Cunneen, demo
crat, for attorney general, has made
such gains over the head Of the ticket
that he has been elected.
The legislature is controlled by the
republicans by a reduced majority but
there is no doubt of the return of
Plat to the senate.
The New York delegation in the
lower house Of congress will contain
20 republicans and II democrats,
whereas the present delegation stood
p republicans and - democrats.
Showed Under.
Denver, Nov. 6.-The entire demo
cratic ticket is defeated. Both sides
claim the election Of congressman in
the irst district
Big Vote for Bliss.
Detroit, Nov 6.-Newspaper tabuIa-
tons at midnight indicate the pIurali-
ty of Governor Bliss at 36,975.
Tennessee Unchanged.
Nashville, Nov. 6.-The estimated
majority for Frazier, democrat, for
governor, is $4,000.
Indiana in the Fashion.
Indianapolis Nov 6.-The republi-
can state ticket has a plurality Of
$4,000, The republican plurality in
the legislature is GA.
Contest in California.
San Francisco, Nov. 6-FranlzTin K.
Lane, democrat candidate for govern
or, charges fraud and will contest the
election,
Pennsylvania as of Old.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-Practically
complete returns indicate a plurality
for Pennypacker, republican for gov
ernor of about $4,000. Of 80 con
gresham, % are republicans, four
democrats, The legislature is over
Whelmingly republican.
Maryland Republicans Ahead.
Baltimore, Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns show that Maryland's represen-
tation in the next house will be four
republicans and two democrats.
Sweeping Victory.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 6.-The IL,
dications are that the republican con-
gressional ticket will have plurality
of over q, 900. The republicans have
elected all but six or eight members
of the legislature.
Republicans to Contest
Denver, Col, Nov. 6.-The Times
says the republicans are preparing to
contest the election Of the democratic
legislative ticket in ArapahOe county.
They claim the control Of the lower
house depends on the result Of this
county. They will ask the secretary
of state to refuse the certificates Of
the democrats and if he refuses they
are planning to organize a rump legis-
lature. Edward O. WolcOtt is already
informed of the situation and will
come to Denver to enter the senatorial
race against Teller.
Iowa Plurality Climbing.
Des MOines, Nov. 6.-Fuller returns
place the republican plurality Of the
state ticket at little above 10000. The
plurality of P. B. BirdsalI, who VIII
succeed Speaker Henderson from tie
third district, is 5,255 and that o. II.
j. Wade in the second district, the
only democratic congressman elected,
LAO.
Van SAINT a Record Breaker.
st. Paul, Nov. 6.-The latest returns
give Van SAINT for governor at least
$4,000 and they may go to $4,000, a
record breaking majority in Minnesota
for a gubernatorial candidate. Eight
of nine congressman are republicans,
the lone democrat being eX-GOv. John
Lind, who defeated Loren Fletcher in
the Hennepin county district.
Idaho Republican.
Boise Idaho, Nov. 6.-The repub-
Iican majority is 5000 and 80 majority
in a joint ballot in the legislature.
Nebraska C. O. P.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6.-Mickey, the
republican candidate for governor,
has at least 5000 plurality. The re
publicans gain three congressman and
will have the greatest membership in
the legislature in over 20 years.
Missouri Democratic.