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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
QUAY WENT REPUBLICAN.
Usual Result in the Old Keystone
State.

Usual Result in the Old Keystone
State.
Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 3.-Estimates
from the sixty-seven counties Of the
state indicate a plurality for Mathus
thep-) for state treasurer Of 21778f.
snyder, Tor auditor general and Morri-
son and Henderson for judges OF the
superior court, were given approximate
~ the same immense pluralities. Sny-
DER, who became the object Of criticism
because as state senator he voted for
what is known as the "press-muzzler
law, is apparently cut very little. The
returns indicate Republican gains in
forty-nine counties and Democratic
gains in the remaining eighteen.
Philadelphia, Nov. All the candidates
ON the Republican ticket were elected to-
cay by the usual large Republican plu-
rality. Although the vote p0lled was not
heavy, the official figures will show a
plurality for the several candidates OF
pfoDably more than 100000 The success
Iul candidates are:
Judge common pleas court No. 3. Rob
ert Won Moschzisker.
Judge common pleas court NO. A. vii
liam wilkins Carr. a Democrat who was
nominated by both Republicans and Dem
District attorney John c. Bell.
city treasurer, Henry r. Shock.
Hesisterer Of wills, Joseph II. Klein
The candidates on the Republican state
ticket for state. treasurer. auditor gen
eral and two judges of the superior court
carried the city by pluralities as large as
that given the local candidates
The election was one OF the quietest
neld mere in years There were no fac
uonal differences i'm the Republican
ranks, but the Democrats were divided
the boiling faction styling itself 1.-The in
dependent party The vote of the in
dependent party was not large.
Pittsburg. Nov 3-Returns from Al
legheny county are very slow in coming
m. At $3.50 the county chairman of the
Citizens ticket Republican and Demo-
crat fusion said that the citizens would
carry the county by 10000 to 1900.
Philadelphia, $50 p. m.-Returns thus
far received from the counties outside of
Philadelphia indicate that the entire Re
publican ticket will come to Philadelphia
r. 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-04
SAN FRANCISCO.
Mayor Schmitz Reelected Over
Croker and Lane.

Mayor Schmitz Reelected Over
Croker and Lane.
san Francisco. Nov. 3.-Today's cleo
tion brought out a heavy vote. one of
the largest in years where the issues
We're purely Of local character. The
incomplete returns tonight indicate that
Eugene Z. Schmitz. the Union-LabOr
party candidate. has been reelected
mayor. with Charles Croker (Rep) a
fairly close second. The earlier returns
were largely IN favor of Schmitz, bat
when the Republican strongholds began
90 report the lead of the labor man
dwindled to such an extent that the
Croker people took heart. Positive as
sertions on the result cannot be given
until further semi-official returns are
received. The count in many districts
has been proceeding more slowly than
usual. Lane. the Democratic candidate
Is q lame third in the race. 1t Is very
probable that the Democrats have
elected the assessor, sheriff and district
attorney. The Republicans claim the
tax collector and county clerk, although
Frederic, the labor candidate for clerk,
is making "A strong showing. A ma
jority of the Democratic supervisors are
likely % be returned 10 Office.
San Francisco. Nov AT Midnight.
out ~ $1,000 votes counted. Schmitz was
leading Croker by 100. Both the Gail
eating Croeker's cause, tonight admit that
SChmitZ IS elected.
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Riehfeld RepubIican-


Richfeld, Nov. 3.-Richfiel6 went Re
publican at the election today with the
exception Of the marshal and recorder.
The majorities ranged from 197 to 95.
George Galloway and Mrs. Alice Good
fredson were the successful Democratic
candidates. Following is the ticket
elected.
Mayor James Christensen. treasur-
er. Peter Christensen; recorder. Mrs.
Alice GOodfredson; marshal. George
Galloway; justice Of the peace, J. NJ.
Lauritzen; councilmen. Heber c. Chris
Jensen, James NJ. Peterson. A. G..
Young. John II. Kyhl. Arthur Henrie.
Moroni went Democratic with the ex-
cepton of the town president. and FL
sinore went straight Republican.
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No Democrats Elected.


SpringvilIe. Nov. 3.-The Republicans
elected their ticket here today. the re-
suit of the ballot being as follows:
Mayor-Boyer (R.), 49S; Reynolds
Cd, 400.
acknowledgements CR.), 400; May
cock Cd, 414.
Treasurer-Miss Sophia Packard (RO.
479; Miss Annie Rowland CD. 4S1
Marshal-Crandan CRD, $40; Clark
Cd, 347.
Justice Of the Peace-Anderson (R.).
ASS; Boyer Cd. AIS.
Councilmen-LOng term, CIegg CR),
476; Mendenhau Cd. 429; short term.
Mower (R), 1855: Warthen (R.), 40:
Packard (R.) 400; Dunn CR), 4S9:
Loynd CD. 400; Johpeon Cd. 41S:
Crandan Cd, 4SO; Packard Cd, .4e3.
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JOHN CHlNAMAN is
VERY SYMPATHETIC

Pekicg, Nov. 3.-The Chinese gov
eminent has informed United States
Minister COnger substantially that &c
VIII permit the water bUffaloes already
bought to be exported. but the hope is
expressed that the Philippine govern
ment will not purchase any more of the
bUffaloes. The government of China is
unwilling to establish the precedent of
renting the export duty on the ami
mails, but it will send the amount OF
duty collected to the Philippines as a
donation for the relief Of the distress
existing.
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Offices Divided.


SPECIAL to The Herald.)
Grantsville, Nov. 3.-The Republicans
elected the majority of the ticket in this
city today Those elected follow:
Mayor, A. G. Benson (R); recorder,
r. j. Huntington Cd; treasurer. Mrs.
Altha Elquist (R0 marshal, David
Judd CRD; justice of the peace, John
son CD; cOuncilmen, long term.
George Hammond CD; short term,
William Spry (R); j. W. Anderson
CD; =. Rowberry (R); J. Rydalch
(R.) The total vote cast was 296.
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TAMMANY TIGER VICTOR

timore CITY had been rerorted- These.
If the ratio in the Democratic gain is
maintained. indicate that Edwin War
field (Dem), for governor, has carried
the city by 100 or 5000 plurality Re
turns from the counties are meager but
it Is not thought that the Republican
vote in the state can overcome the Dem
Ocratic plurality in the city.
As far as known here at this hour
the election passed off peaceably
throughout the state, except In one in
stance. In HurlOck Dorchester county.
there is said to have been a dispute
between whites and blacks. in which d.
is rumOred that twelve men are
Wounded
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Republicans Win at Murray.


'NF-N1l-I ="
Murray. Nov. AT the election here to-
day the Republicans carried off the ma
jority Of the offices. They secured the
entire city council and all or the city
offices except the mayor. justice Of the
peace and marshal j. II. Stratton. the
Successful candidate for mayor, is a So
Cialist, but was expelled from his party
for accepting che nomination on the Cit
liens ticket. Following are the officers
elected: J. II. Stratton. mayor; William
WarensSi, recorder: William h. Bishop.
treasurer. George =. MCOmie, justice of
the peace. Michael Mauss. marshal. l..
3. Powell. John Wood. John Berger
Thomas Birch and William McClary,
cOuncllmen.
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DEMOCRATS Do
WELL IN STATE
Almost a Clean Sweep Made at
Provo.
HOPORS DIVIDED AT LOGAN
PLEASANT GROVE REPUBLICAN
BY TWO VOTES.
Especial to the Herald.)

elected their candidates for mayor and
five councilmen. The vote on the head
Of the ticket follows.
MayOr-ROylance, D.. lips; Farrer,
r., LOIS.
Recorder-Bailey, D., 946; Harding,
r., 1907.
Treasurer-YOuns, d, 1,0S6; Sim
mons. r.. LOB.
Attorney-Evans, r., 1,126; King, D.,
1000
Justice Of the Peace-Nilner, D., $50;
Noon, r. ODD.
The following cOUncilmen. all Demo
Gratis. were elected: Snow, Partridge,
Decker. Roberts and GRAY
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Democrats Get Recorder.


Eureka. Nov. 3.-The Republican ticket
y as elected here, with ire single eXcep-
was defeated by A. J. McPhee by a
plurality Of % votes. James d. Stack.
Republican nominee for mayor was
elected by a plurality Of 203 The next
highest vote was pOlled by Maurice Ly-
nns- for CITY justice. who beat Leonard
De Long. the Democratic nominee. by ISL
votes The rest Of the Republican ticket
was elected by a substantial plurality.
Out of a total of S53 votes cast for mayor.
-he Republicans had l2I; Democrats, 226,
and Socialists. zoo. For marshal, the So
cialist nominee Albert ] arson. had 26S
votes and the Democratic nominee 219.
Two Years ago the entire Democratic
ticket was elected.
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SAVED THE JUSTICE.
Otherwise Lehi Democrats We're
Showed Under.

Especial to The Herald)
Lehi. Utah Nov. 3.-The Republicd rs
elected their entire ticket excepting the
justice, the Democrats eIecting Eli Ken
dali to this office. The Democrats and
Socialists fused on the mayor and mar
shall but lost. The Socialists two years
ago DOlled Us votes. but in this election
pOllcd but twenty-siX votes.
The candidates and votes received by
each follow. For mayor John Roberts
jr., CRepD. 40S; for recorder. J. II. Wilma
tRep). 39l: for treasurer. r. J. Wads-
worth CRepD. SS4; for marshal, j. n.
Butt CRepD. 81. for justice of the peace,
William Asher (Rep), 300; tor council
men. fOur-year term, William Bone
tRep). $50; for cOUucilmen. two-year
term. Thomas Webb CRep), $40; George
L. Conner, &73; George Beck, $50; Edward
Karen. 35l; fOr mayor (DemD, John L.
Snow. 31S: for recorder, Joseph Anderson
DemD 303; for treasurer. Thomas f.
frame Dem.), 3G3 for marshal. Henry
East lDemD, 339: for justice Of the peace,
Eli Kendall (Dem), $50; for cOuncilmCn,
fOur-year term. Edward SouthWick
DCm), 302; for councilmen. two-year
term. Joseph w Coates (Dem), 3s3
George II. Smith CDem). 31S: George
Glover (Dem.), 313; Thomas Jones (Dem),
2T-
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond Va. Nov. 3-The elections
in Virginia for members Of the assembly
have resulted IA a Democratic sweep of
the state. There were few contests. the
field as a rule being left omen to tile
Democrats. At II 80 o. clock the outcome
at the hardest fought point was still un-
decided. Two surprises appear. however
in the defeat of the Democratic nominees
in BOtecourt and Fredericksburg The
vote generally was light, being i'm Rich
mond City. for example only about %
per cent of The rcgistration.
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NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE.
Thorn Again Defeated For Mayor at
Pleasant Grove.

Especial to The Herald)
Pleasant Grove. nov. 3.-The feature
Of the election here today was the cum
test for mayor, the candidates being the
same as two years ago. when Joseph
d. Wadley. r. defeated Joseph r.
Thorn, D., by one vote. This year the
former received 217 votes against 215
cast for Thorn. The Republicans
elected the mayor. justice of the peace
and three of the cOuncilmen. The re-
suit OF the election is as follows:
MayOr-JOseph +. Thorn, D., 215; Jo-
seph d. Wadley, r., 217.
RecOrder-Samuel II. Smith, D., 254 /:
NJ. K. Nelson. r., 176.
Treasurer-NIrs. b NJ Walters, D,
227; Lenora briggs. r.. 2O2.
MARSHALL. Smith, jr., D., 225; An
tone Hecker, r, POS.
Justice of the Peace-Charles b.
Harper D.. 212; d. Noble, r.. PIC.
COUncilmen. fOur-year term-Judge
D. II. Robinson, D., 24S; Jeppe Nelson,
r., 1S1; Christian Fugal D., 226 NJ
Bazzant, r., 1872; John p. Hayes, D..
1SS: Reuben Weeks D., 237. w. H Mar
rott r.. pa; c. +. Westphau r.. 235:
A. Z. Cooper. r.. 233; S. f. Walker. r.,
200
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NEW JERSEY.
Republicans Control Both Branches
Of Legislature.


Of Legislature.
Trenton. n. j. Nov. 3.-The Republicans
today elected four state senator's ana
enough Of the assembly 20 claim both
houses.
The entire Democratic assembly ticket
was elected i'm Union county. which is a
defeat for United States Senator kean.
The Republican nominees who were ia
vorable to his return TO the senate were
openly opposed at the polls by the anti
hean faction in that county.
The next state senate viii stand four
teen Republicans and seven Democrats.
In the house at least thirty-three of the
sixty members Will be Republicans.
The important elections IN the state
outside the legislative contests were the
mayoralty fights I'm Jersey City and
Trenton. Mayor Pagan (Rep) was re-
elected in Jersey City by 1000 majority.
In Trenton Mayor KatZenbaCs CDem
was reelected by 415 ma iOrity.
Revised returns from Monmouth county
show the election of three Democratic
members Of the house there. The house
OF assembly viii consist of thirty-siX Re
publicans and tWenty-fOur Democrats.
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Vote in Sandy.
Special to The Herald1

Especial to The Herald.)
Sandy, Nov. 3--The vote resulted:
MayOr-Jensen. 1879, Marriott D.
Fecord er--T'rrlJc rstraw. 152; Leslie, 1.
Treasurer-MarTiOtt. 156: Biork, s.
aTshal-Ward. 1853. Nelson. 3.
Justice of the Peace-Hoy. Isl: Grape. .
Council Cushing, long term, 1873; Olsen,
p Lars LUndgTen. 154; Clark /: Leslie
151; Lewis. /; Scott. 152; Triton, /; Olsen,
154; Pierson, !; Olden, l.
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Tooele Damocrntic.


Especial TO The Herald)
Tooele City. Nov. 3.-The following
were elected here today: Mayor, A. Be
van CD; recorder. Herbert Bowels
tR); treasurer Miss sadie Kirk CD:
marshal. John s Lee Cd; justice Of
the peace. Joseph c. Orme (R): coun-
eilmen. long term, A. J. McCustiOn Cd;
short term. John G.. Shields (R). Brig
ham Gilepp (R). John Park CRD.
James Gowan I'D and John England
lRl- tied
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Hyrum Democratic.
Especial 10 The HeraIdl-

Logan, Nov. 3.-Advices from Hyrum
are to the effect that that town has
gone almost entirely Democratic, the
Republicans only getting a few of the
offices. At Richmond the Democrats
got all the offices excepting the mar
shall. The ticket, as a whole, was elect
ed by a majority Of seYenty-hve. Tho
Democratic party went down to defeat
before the Citizens ticket at Wellsvile.
From Smithheid comes the word that
the Republicans got everything except
ing the recorder.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Returns Indicate Reelection Of Dem
ocratic Governor.

Providence, r. l.. Nov. AT mid
night the returns indicate the re-elec-
ton Of Governor Garvin. Democrat, by
a greatly reduced plurality. The vote
is very close, however, and the result
probably viii be in doubt until the last
district is heard from. The Republican
state committee claimed that later re
turns would overcome Garvin's lead at
midnight over Colt, Republican.
In Providence Mayor Miller, Demo-
crat, was reelected.
Owing TO the isolated situation Of
many towns and the fact that the polls
did not close until p. m, complete re-
turns viii not be received before to-
morrow.
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CONNECTICUT.

Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. 3.-Mayor Den
mis- Mulvihill, known as the "stoker may
or was carried in a triumDhal process
sion tonight during the celebration of
his reelection. With him practically the
entire Democratic ticket was carried into
office
Mulvihill defeated George z. Hin CRepD
by 21Sl votes in the greatest poll in the
city's history.
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HoNoRs DIVIDED.
Republicans Secured the Mayor at
Logan.
Especial to The Herald.)

Logan.
Especial to The Herald.)
Logan, Nov. 3.-The Democrats and
Republicans divided honors about even
in this city today at the polls, electing
their respective candidates by small
majorities. The ballot resulted as fol-
lows.
MayOr-E. w. Robinson Republican.
RecOrder-Miss Hattie Smith, Repu0-
lican.
Treasurer-AIiss Lucy F. Carbon,
Democrat.
Attorney. Z. Keller, Democrat.
Marshal-Emer Crockett. Republican
Justice of the Peace-Lewis 5. Car
don, Democratic.
The Republicans elected six council
men, the Democrats four, as follows;
First Ward-H. Z. Hatch and n. ].
Carlisle. Democrats.
Second Ward-ThOmas H. Smith,
long term, Republican; William Evans,
Democrat.
Third Ward-John Qusyle and John
Crawford. Republican.
Fourth Ward-EH Bell and George
Lindquist, Republican.
Fifth Ward-James Mcneil Repub-
hcan; y. VI. Hansen. Democratic.
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KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.
Mrs. Caunt Receives Fatal Injuries at
Eureka

Especial 70 The HeraIu.l
Eureka, Nov. 3.-NIrs Caunt, % years
Of age, received injuries In a runaway
at S o'clock tonight which caused her
death. Mrs Caunt was returning from
WrigEtville. in a buggy, with County
Surveyor Charles Reese. The horse be
came frightened while descending the
hill west Of the Bulion-Beck mine. and
ran away Mrs. Caunt was thrown out
and when picked ND was unconscious
Medical aid was quickly summoned. but
her injuries were so severe that nothing
could be done and she died TWO hours
later.
Mrs. Caunt was a native Of England
ard care TO Yeah in 1850. spending many
years of her life at American Fork She
was the mother or Mrs. Charles POINTER
who has lived for thirty years i'm the
Tintic district The remains viii prob
ably be taken to American Fork for
burial.
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furnished 1900 Republican majority
and Will probably duplicate IL this year
Returns from that district viii not be
complete before Thursday night Beck
hams majority outside the Eleventh
district is estimated at $4,000. None Of
the counties in the district has been
heard FROM
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IOWA.
Sixty Thousand Plurality For Cover
nor Cummius.

Des Moines. Ia. Nov. 3.-RetUrns re-
ceived up to midnight indicate the re-
election Of Governor Cummins by a
plurality of $4,000. and of his associates
on the Republican ticket by substan-
TALLY the same pluralities. At Demo-
cratic headquarters so large a plurality
is not admitted The legislative re-
turns, although not complete, indicate
little change from two years ago when
the house contained eighty-two Repub-
leans ard eighteen Democrats, and the
senate forty Republicans and ten Dem
ocrats. The Democrats may gain three
members Of the house.
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MISSISSIPPI

Jackson, Miss. Nov. 3-From returns
at midnight it is doubtful If the vote
Will reach 30.0C0 The Democratic tick
ct. headed by ]. X. Vardaman. for gov
ernOr. is elected. The legislature chosen
today viii elect II. D. Money and A. J.
McLaurin senator's
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Mt. Pleasant. Nov. 3.-Mt Pleasant
Republicans got everything excepting
A. s. Jensen, Democrat. who defeats
Lors Gunderson for city marshal, and
Mrs Ellis DAILY. D., who defeats Mrs.
j.. Allred for treasurer.
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One Democrat Got In.

COalville, Nov. 3.--Coalville went Re-
publican today with the exception OF
Frank RippOn, the Democratic candi-
date for recorder. The Democrats have
demanded a recount and they hope to-
secure the election Of three coUueilInen
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BY this means, IL being claimed that
some Illegal voting was done. The fol-
mayor; Frank Rippon. recorder: Alex
ander Wright. treasurer; Walter Cal
derwOod, marshal; William IA Smith,
Justice Of the peace: John II. Simon.
Robert Walker. W r. Clark. J. W.
Huffman and George C. Redden, coun-
Gilman
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MARYLAND.
Democrats VIII Probably Gain
United States Senator

Baltimore. Nov. AIT 1 O'Clock this
morning the returns from the city and
Maryland counties are meagre. owing 10
the length Of the ballot. and IL is imD0s-
sibIe TO accurately estimate the result
The indications, however. point to the
election of Edwin Warfield Dem) as
governor. over Stevenson A. Williams
(Rep) and that the legislature. which
viii elect "a United states senator. will be
Democratic. Up TO this hour returns
have only been received from forty az
the 500 precincts I'm Baltimore City end
scattering returns from the counties
Baltimore. Nov. A-At 2s30 a. m only
eighty five OF 30S voting precincts Of Bal
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Best Eminent on Fartb

Henry ID. Baldwin. superintendent
city water works. Shullsburg. Wis.
writes II have tried many kinds Of
liniment but / have never received
much benefit until L used Ballarls
Snow Liniment for rheumatism and
pains. I think It the best lininient ON
earth" 25c. SOC, 81. Sold by the 4. G..
NJ. I. drug department.
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SACRAMENTO

Sacramento. Cal, Nov. Wv. J. Has
sett Democrat. elected mayor of Sac
ramento over Albert Elkus. Republican,
by from 600 10 $50 votes.
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Special 10 The HeraIdO

American Fork. Nov. 3.-The Demo-
Gratis carried American Fork today The
victory is a signal one as the town is
usually Republican. Clark, Democrat,
received 100 votes for mayor against
ninety-eight cast for Thornton, Re
publican.
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NEBRASKA.
Republicans Make Claims With Very
Few Returns.

Few Returns.
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. Biased on re-
turns from rs voting precincts outside
Of Lancaster county GinColn). AMI
Douglas county (OmahaD. the Republi-
can state central committee at mid
night made the claim of the election OF
the entire Republican state ticket by
not less than 10000 plurality This
claim is considered conservative and
newspaper returns tend to confirm it,
The vote for the lis precincts gave
Barnes (Rep). 9.642; Sullivan (fusiOn).
SlS2- The same precincts two years
ago gave the Republican candidate 9,928
and fusion S.S16.
First reports were all favorable to the
fusionists. but the later returns have
almost wiped out the early gains Ian
caster county will give Barnes Z, 200 plu-
rality, and this is expected to offset
Sullivan's expected plurality in Doug
las. Returns from 100 precincts. includ-
ing part OF Lancaster county. give
Barnes 145l5, Sullivan 1O784. a net Re
publican loss Of 142, or less than one
to a precinct.
Omaha. Nov AT 2 O'Clock this morn
ing the defeat OF j. J. Sullivan Demo-
cratic candidate for the supreme bench.
by John Barnes (Repl is conceded. The
/ sullivan carried this city by 100 but
this majority was wiped out in the
state.
The entire state ticket is elected by
favor Of the Republican candidates. In
this. Douglas. county the indications are
that the Republican ticket has been elect
ed by majorties of from 5000 10 5000.
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Result in Smaller Towns.

Especial 60 The Herald.)
Price, Nov. S.-What they call the Ad-
vocate ticket is elected by twenty-five
majority entire
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ONLY SLOO
Ogden and Return

Via Oregon Short Line Saturday,
Nov. Z. Leave Salt Lake 9:45 a. m,
returning leave ogden 1915 p. IN.
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Nephi. Nov. 3.-TeleETaphic reports
from Moroni and Gunnison are to the
effect that both places have gone Re
publican by handsome majOrities.
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Fairview, Nov. 3.-The Republicans
had a landslide here today, carrying
their ticket through with a sweeping
majority.