The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-11-17

Idabn 2 Wisconsin .,..... IL
Illinois - q Wyoming .......
Indi9na ''....,.,,.. .. Is West Virginia e.
Kansas tSMs si'',.n,.,.... 10 Total .,....., S4S
Massacbbiniss,eitit;ss Ms.ss bbiis,ii;s''.. 1S FOR PARKER
MARYLAND ........ S Nlabama ........ II
Missouri .......... is Arkansas ........ Q
Montana .......... FlOridn ..........
Michigan .,....... II Georgia .,.....,.. l3
Minnesota ........ ii Kentucky .,..... 10
Nevada ............ Louisiana .......
Nebraska ......... 8 Mississippi .,.... 10
New Hampshire. North Carolina. u
New York ....... 80 South Carolina. .
New Jersey ...... II Tennessee .,.,... II
North Dakota Texas ........... IS
Ohio .,............. p Virginia ......... u
Pennsylvania go. 81 Total ........... 1873
Washington, Nov. 9.-Presldent Roose-
welt is assured of the cooperation of a
republican congress. The present repub-
lican majority In that body Is 81, and
there need be no surprise II this figure
IL almost doubled, and 1t is reasonably
certain TO reach majority of at least
30. In practically all districts the repub-
llcans have held their own, while in some
significant Instances the democrats have
lost. Probably the most marked OF these
cases are the Fourth and Fifth districts
of California (San Francisco now repre-
sented by Representatives Liverhash ana
Wynne, democrats, which reports indi-
cate have been gained by the republicans.
In the Twelfth Ohio district Taylor, rep,
IL reported to have defeated Badger, the
sitting democratic member. who was a
candidate Tor reelection.
OHIO.
Columbus O., Nov lo.-Almost com
Indicate that the republican plurality in
ohio In between 100000 and 25l,0OO, or over
three times the plurality this state ever
gave any national ticket About dozen
counties have been carried by the repub-
llcans for the first time, which means
HGa caI ottices fhe N aggregste ] "' piupaiity % Of
the Is counties carried by the democrats
Is only lO,7ss. or less than the, republican
plurality In either of a half dozen coun.
ties, one-half that OF Cuyahoga and
much less than one-third that Of Hamil-
ton county. The republicans gained three
congressman by carrying all of the con-
gressional districts except the Fourth, in
which Harvey G.. CARRIER was reelected
democratic plurality of that district. The
only close contest was In the election of
Dawes rep. over Schneider, dem; In the
18th congressional district. which gave
only 200 The official count is awaited
with interest In the 18th district, which
,ion after a bitter contest, after which
the fight to the polls. 1t is noted that
the largest republican gains came from
the seush Hf ali o and the assrns s. eSunes Srss ed
such gains, except pike county which
had a democratic gain of 2s, ..
Roosevelt 57,2s2. Parker % 29S. Roosevelt 5
plurality being I,O8i, the largest ever
In this county, Il. q Wright, for county
auditor. was the only democrat elected
on the county ticket.
INDIANA.
indianapolis. Nov. 10-The latest re-
turns from over the state have not
changed materially the earlier estimates
of the plurality for the republican ticket.
Republican State Chairman James p.
that 1900 plurality for Roosevelt is con-
servative. Returns from the legislative
districts Indicate that the republicans will
have majority of 100 In the legislature,
which will this year elect two United
states senators to succeed Charles W.
Fairbanks, vice president-clect, and AL
bert j. Beveridge.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville Nov. 10-Returns from the
precincts In the state are coming In wit
Unprecedented slowness. In Warren coun-
~ fve precincts are missing and II is esti-
mated that these will swell Richardson's q
majority to 400. In this (Fifth, district
Sherieys majority over Owens for con-
gress Is l.S23 and Parker's plurality In the
district In 1913 Latest returns from the
Ninth district indicate that Kehoe has
been elected to congress by between 800
and 6OO majority. The latest figures In
the other congressional districts are as
First District--One M. James. dem,
plurality OF 5.3i2 In 126 precincts out OF
I9s Second District-A. o. Stanley. dem
plurality of Abb in l72 precincts out OF
l7s. Fourth Distrct-David H. Smith,
dem, plurality OF 6S96 In 1856 precincts out
Of 1876 Sixth District-Joseph l.. Rhinock
dem, plurality of 25l6 In 1f1 precincts out
of llS The 81 missing precincts are In
kenton and Campbell counties. Seventh
District-South Trimble, dem, plurality
OF 1856. with two missing precincts
Eighth District--G. O. Gilbert dem, plur-
ality OF 2,272, with four missing precincts.
Eleventh District-D. G. Edwards, rep,
plurality OF 1882 with us precincts miss-
Ing out OF total of IA. all republican
counties
Returns from i.734 precints out OF 2.0ss
In the state give Parker a plurality OF
2l,42O Many OF the strongly republican
mountain counties are to be heard from
however. and II is not believed Parker
has carried the state by over $1,000 For
the first time IN ~ years, In a presidential
election. the democrats carried Louisville
and Jefferson county.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. 1O--The returns from the
slowly. The figures Wednesday night
showed that Roosevelt has carried the
state BY over $4,000. the exact number
With quite = number OF dIstricts yet tc
hear from. belng 2S2.21S The pinrsltts
2f Psnssn. foS governor. 4 placed =
Rosssvslt easrasa the city u onlesss
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