The copper era., 1902-11-06
.REPUBLICANISM
 TRIUMPRS.
States Election-Sweeplng Republi-
 can Victory.

St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 4.-At lO:2O tonight Chairman Jamison of the re- publican state committee said: "Re' turns so far received indicate that Van Sant will have a plurality of 30,o0O for governor. ubstantial gains have been
 made all along the line"
 Seattle, Wash. Nov. 4.-Returns in- dicate that the state will go republi- can by about 10000 majority. With the election of three congressman they will control the legislature.
 Boise, Idaho, Nov. 4.-Scattering re- turns received up to II o'clock indi- cate the election of Morrison, republi- can, for governor over Hunt, demo- crat, by a small plurality. The repub- ! licans also claim to have elected ma jority of the legislature.
 Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 4.-Indica- tions at midnight are that William J. | McCarty, republican, is elected asso- R. w. Young, democrat, by plural | ity of about 2,50O, and that the re- publicans will have a considerable majority in the legislature, thus en- suring the election of republican | United States senator to succeed Sem ator Rawlins.
 Reno, Nev. Nov. 4.-The legislature will be very close. There are indica- tions that Harrington, republican, for congress will have safe majority in the state.
 Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 4.-Wiscon- sin has gone republican by at least 35,- | 900 plurality and Governor Robert M. LaFolIette and the complete state ticket are elected. The republicans will also control the next legislature, which will elect United States son ator to succeed Senator SpOoner. In addition the election Of eight repub- | lican congressman is certain, with probability of two more, if not the en- tire delegation.
 Topeka, Kan. Nov. At 10:30 to- night Chairman Albaugh of the re- publican state committee said: "The Kansas republicans have elected the entire state ticket and all eight con gressmen. Bailey for governor, will have a larger majority than did Stan ley two years ago. The legislature will safely be republican. though pos sibly the majority will be smaller there."
 Chicago, Nov. At 9 o'clock to- night it is claim ed at republican head quarters that their state ticket has been elected, but no figures are given. Baltimore, Nov. 4.-Of the six con- gressmen the republicans elect four and the dempcrats stwo.-.----..------s,.-ssuuu 1 returns rom the state indicate that Colorado elected full republican tick ct by small majorities. This is con- coded by leading democrats, though not by Chairman Smith. The demo- cratic congressional candidates are claimed to have run ahead of their ticket and one or more Of them may be elected. The legislature will un- doubtedly be democratic on joint bal lot, as there are seventeen democratic holdovcr senators. This insures the return to the United States senate of II. M. Teller, as he was endorsed by the democratic state convention. San Francisco, Nov. At 10 o'clock tonight only q few scattering returns had been received from the city and state. These indicate that the gov ernorship is doubtful. Lane, dem- ocrat, is running ahead of his ticket. He will carry the city of San Fran cisco by 10000 plurality. The legis- lature will be republican.
 NewHaven, Conn.,, Noy. 4-One hun dred towns in Connecticut, exclusive Of any large cities, give a plurality for Chamberlain, republican for governor, of 7,69S. On this basis the total plurality in the state will be about 13, 900.
 Wilmington, Del, Nov. At 2:30 a. m. advices from throughout the state demonstrated that a deadlock will occur in the legislature on the double senatorial vacancy.
 Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 4.-Esti- mates from more than half the coun- ties in Pennsylvania outside Of Phila- delphia and Allegheny county show gains for the democratic state ticket.
 Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 4.-Returns | show vote close on governor, with bal | ance of republican ticket elected.
 Butte, Mont, Nov. 4.-State has gone republican.
 Trenton, N. J., Nov. 4.-The repub- licans will again control both houses of legislature.
 Charleston, s. C., Nov. 4.-Demo- crats elect congressional, state and county tickets.
 Boston, Nov. 4-Bostou gave Bates, 32,2S7 and Gaston, demo- crat, 45,62S.
 Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 4.-State demo- cratic by 63.000.
 Detroit, Nov. 4.-Republican state ticket elected by from 40, 900 to 60, 900.
 Sioux Falls, $. D., Nov. 4.-State ticket elected by plurality of about l5, ,000.
 THE republicans put up a pretty good fight considering their handi- caps. They made the campaign quite for their friends, the