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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
BIG FIRE AND EXPLOSION.
Knoxville, Tenn, suffers HenvS
Loss By Mysterious Fire
and Explosion.

Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. ia mys
terlous fire which started In the whole
sale hardware house of w. w. Wood
ruff & Co. here at 2:35 O'Clock Sat
urday morning, destroyed that build
ing and stock Loss. $4,000. The
shoe store of Arnold, Henegas Co
was damaged over $4,000, and the
Cable Piano Co. $4,000.
A street magazine containing zoo
pounds Of dynamite and powder ex
ploded, seriously injuring Firemen H.
J. Hawkins, Tom Duncan. Sam Ter
bett, Charles Dunford and James Huf
faker, and painfully injuring several
spectators.
The explosion was felt throughout
the city, and every store within five
blocks had its stock disarranged and
windows broken.
The loss from this damage is 500,
900. and many places will not be ready
for business for a week.
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Ing Evidence Against the
Mormon Senator.

Chicago, Nov. ia hitch has oc
Cured in the Reed Smoot Mormon In
vestigation, which was to have been
resumed by the subcommittee or the
committee on privileges and elections
of the United States senate immedf
ately after the election. The member'
of the subcommittee were to meet II
Chicago this week and proceed tc
Utah, but the trip has been declared
off.
Senator Dubois. of Idaho, who Is en-
gagged on the side of the prosecution,
reached Chicago Thursday night. He
received a message from Senator Bur
rows, of Michigan. chairman of the
special committee, informing him that
it was impossible to get the members
together. 1t is believed. therefore, that
the plans for gathering testimony
among the Mormons before the meet
ing of congress next month will be
abandoned.
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A D0UBLY FOOLISH MAN.
He Bet His Home on the Result OF
the Eelection and sutcided
When He Lost.

Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, Nov. s.-William
Mayer, a resident and property owne:
of this city, left his home early
Wednesday morning to secure con-
firmatory news of the election. Fe had
heard that Roosevelt was probably
elected Tuesday night.
He did not return when expected;
search VAS made for him. He was
found dead. hanging in his stable In
his pocket was memorandum OF
wager in which he stalsed his home
against equally valuable property on
the election of Parker.
The fact that Mayer had wagerod so
heavily on the election was not known
generally, and his family had no idea
that he had reason to take the result
so seriously.
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OREGON.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 9.-The republican
campaign managers place Roosevelts ma
iority In the state at from $4,000 to 45,Uoo
in Portland scattering returns from
quarter OF the city give Roosevelt plu-
raIity OF $500. Meager returns from the
county show republican landslie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

The popular vote for Roosevelt and
Fairbanks will be the largest ever
cast in this country. aud the plurality
on straight votes will exceed anything
ever attained by the candidates of
either side
The way in which the tidal wave
struck New York state, and more es-
pecially New York city, is the aston
ishing feature Of the day. That Roose-
welt would carry the state there was
but little doubt, but no such plurality
was looked for by republicans or dera-
ocrats. 1t was confidently believed
that Herrick would be elected and his
astonishing run ahead Of the national
ticket shows that on,y the abnormal
conditions prevailing all over the
country defeated him.
The landslide hit New York city
proper hard. To come down from the
$4,000 Coler plurality Of two years
ago to Z total plurality in the entire
city for Parker Of aboi. s5,00O ana 4
was nf SloVal Dl1sl1oy 1sr1a1
Following are some OF the late rc
turnS from the statps. =
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charar App9

The governSr hs
charter of the Knq
Company, domiciH
and capitalized a9
incorporators are
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THE MISPAGEL SHORTAGE
The Ex Cashier of the st. Charles,
Mo-, Savings Bark Explains.
Tie Admits Thnt He Has Bcen Too
Accommodating with the Hanks
Funds with Customers.

st. Charles. Mo-, Nov. 13.--Anton r
Mispagel has this to say In regard tc
his shortage ns cashier of the St
Charles savings bank:
The facts are these" said Mr.. Mis-
paeel, II have been accommodatins
some customers without the knowledge
and consent and authority given by
any officer OF the bank to me, and Ia
doing so | have violated some Of the
rules OF the bank, and am held person
ally responsible for them by the bank
officers.
Not one cent Of the money was ever
used by myself. The transactions
were not made directly nor indirectly
with any expectations Of personal gains
nor profits
The shortage In no way affects the
financial condition OF the st. Charles
savings bank. The institution Is just
as solid as ever, and is perfectly able
to meet all of its obligations"
The amount of the alleged shortage
has not been given out yet, the state
bank examiner having arrived this aft
ernoon. The officials of the bank can
not state what the alleged shortage Is,
but say that the bonds of the former
cashier are amply sufficient to cover
any shortage that may be found.
The bank is paying all depositors
who axis for their money.
Mispagel has been resident Of 81,
Charles county since his birth, having
resided for many years at O'Fallon. He
failed there in the milling business. II
is said that since moving to Ht
Charles. where he has been successful.
he has voluntarily paid on many o.
the debts of the old milling company
This II cited ~ an instance of the hon
esty and integr5ty q the x6xrnek c>sn
49, 1-
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HOW HE SPENT HIS WINNINGS
wisconsin Farmer Who won
Money On the Elections
Treated the Town.

Sussex. Wis, Nov. 13.-Joseph Mars
den, a farmer, made so much money on
election bets that he has gwen an
oyster supper to the entire town.
The banquet was spread in the town
hall, and the giver of the feast rode
to the hall in wheelbarrow pushed
by a defeated bettor to the accompani'
ment of the Sussex brass band and
followed by n torchlight procession
which included every able-bodiei man
and boy in the surrounding neighbor
hood.
Ten gallons of oysters, with Other
things to correspond, were provided
for the crowd, and not a crumb wai
left when the throng finished.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 9.-Roosevelt
has carried this state by q large plural
ity, estimated at from 1000 to q, 200: The
democrats have elected their state ticket.
John ]. Cornwall, the democratic candi-
date for governor, believes that he has
been elected by not less than 10000 plu-
rality.
The democrats attacked the tax legis-
lation enacted last August, unpopular
with democrats and republicans alike, but
the republican candidates defended the
new law on the stump and the democrats
pledged themselves to Its repeal The re-
publican voters voted solidly for their ma
tional ticket but never before in West
Virginia was there such a scratching OF
ballots as was done on the state ticket.
Wheeling w. Va, Nov 9.-The repub-
licans have elected all five congressman.
w. M. c. Dawson, republican,, for gov
ernor, has been elected by 10000 Roose-
velt's majority will be twice as great.
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A Majority for the Socialists.

A single precinct in Perry coun-
ty, McCallum by name, and 1t is
probably the only one in the State
of Mississippi, gave a majority OF
one for the Socialists. True, the
majority was only one over the
Democrats, but it indicates that the
sentiment in favor of that party has
a strong following in the lower part
of the State, particularly in those
counties contiguous to the gulf. No
organization of the party had been
heard of until during the past year,
when the fact was developed
through a monthly periodical pub.
lished at Biloxi in the interest OF
the Socialists.
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A Game school Teacher.

Professor H. d. Cochran, who was
employed by the thriving village OF
Cleveland to teach the public school,
threw bomb among the trustees
last week by declining to teach
school in the old rattle-trap, fire.
trap and general ehild-killing-trap
that serves as schoolhouse for the
town. The Cleveland Enterprise,
in speaking of the action, advises
the professor to hold out in his de-
termination.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Md, Nov. 9.-The vote In
MARYLAND is very close. In Baltimore the
Indications are that there may not be u
difference of 100 votes.
Incomplete returns from the counties
show unexpected republican gains, par
ticularly In the western counties.
Chairman Hanna of the republican COM
mittee claims that Maryland has un-
doubtedly gone republican.
Official returns from the counties are
still meager, and the result Is close. In
baltimore 800 precincts out OF 3l9 give
Parker 300 majority.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Boston, Nov. 9.-The republicans are
absolutely stunned by the sweeping ma
iority given William l.. Douglas, of
Brockton, for governor Gov. Bates ran
behind Roosevelt in every town and city,
East Boston. His plurality of 35.9s1 over
col w. A. CASTOR year ago Is turned
into plurality Of from 25,0OO to 3O,OoO FOR
Douglas. ~ -.
The republicans elected the rest of
the state ticket. at least ten to fourteen
congressmen, and large majority or the
legislature. .,,
The democrats elected. besides their
candidate for governor, at least three
congressman. Roosevelts plurality VIII
be rs COO or 100000, as against Sl,S69 Tor
Mckinley in 1900
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Denver. Col, Nov. 9-Estimates this
morning from scattering and incomplete
returns indicate a plurality Of over 10000
for Roosevelt in Colorado. The result as
10 congressman and state officers Is In
do,bt. owing to the large number Of
scratched ballots that have not been
counted. ~
body received l0,06S votes and Adams 10,
053 The scratched ballots In the entire
state are estimated ut over 10000
Scratched ballots in Denver which have
been counted run In favor of Adams In
the ratio of about two to one. Thus the
democrats claim that Adams is elected
governor by from 1000 to 5000 plurality.
With a probability that the remainder
of the democratic state ticket Is also
elected,
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ST. Joseph, Mo, Nov. 14.-Joseph
Robinson, SO years old. a well-known
horseman, was shot and mortally
wounded here Sunday by John Wyatt.
a horse trader from Savannah. Mo-
Trouble over horse trade is attrib-
uted as the cause.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
Bitten by Mad Dog.

Hon. s. ID. Hewes, president OF
the Kinds county board of supervis-
ors, left last week for New Orleans
with his little 12-year-old daughter,
who will be placed under treatment
at the Pasteur Institute in that city
for mad dog bite. Mr.. Hewes
lives near Edwards, and his child
was bitten on one of the lower limbs
a few days since by vicious dog.
The animal was afterwards killed.
Thus far the child has shown no
signs of hydrophobia, but Mr..
Hewes deemed it prudent to place
her under the treatment of the
skilled physicians at the Pasteur In
stitute.
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hoy killed sister Accidentally.

Mobile, Ala. Nov. 14.-News has
been received here from Magnolia,
Ala. that a daughter of Frank w.
Smith a prominent citizen, was aecl-
dentally killed by her brother. who
pointed a gun at her in play and
pulled the trigger, not knowing the
gun was loaded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
Labor Scarce at Columbus.

The labor question has grown to
be serious problem in Columbus.
1t is extremely difficult for the man.
ufacturing enterprises which EN-
ploy negro labor to secure hands,
and the managers of several promi-
nent concerns have been forced to
import labor from the North. \
party of twenty-five have already
reached the city, and are now al
work for the Arkay Stave and Head
ing Company and other concerns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Havana, Nov. 10.-The nationalist
senator's refused to sit in the senate
Wednesday afternoon because only
majority quorum was present. They con-
tend that the quorum matter was not
settled by the supreme courts decision
of October 26, since the judges. whose
appointments were confirmed by ma
jority quorum Of the senate, had not
participated in that decision.
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Aunt of Richard Harding DAVIS.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 1f.-Mrs. Emily
FL Cow, of Seattle, sister of Rebecca
Harding Davis. the well-hnown author,
and aunt of Richard Harding Davis,
died Sunday at Cataline island, Cal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
A Good Corn Yield.

Manager Price, of the Honey Hill
plantation, near Clarksdale, reports
that he has gathered 255 bushels of
corn from four and one-half acres
of land.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
BLACK Lea on the State Farm.

"Black-leg," disease very fatal
to stock, has made its appearance on
the State farm in Sunfower county,
A number of the horses and some
cattle have been laid low by the dis
ease.
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More Trouble at Innsbruck.

Vienna, Nov. 1o.-An uneonfirmed
report from Innsbruck mentions an en-
counter between Italian and German
soldiers at the Klosler barracks there.
Several men are said to have been in
jured. Everything was quiet IN the
town Of Innsbruck Wednesday,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

At late hour both parties claimed
Maryland. the republicans by 1900.
The democratic state managers said
the state would cast Its electoral vote
for Parker and Davis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
TEXAS.

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. s..Renrns from
Texas slow coming in. They Indicate
carried the state by a plurality OF 200, 600
for the electoral and state ticket; also
that all the democratic nominees Tor con-
gress are elected, and nearly all mem
bers of the legislature.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

The manufacfnFers
have asked the re1
mission IS cause the RAJ
duce rites on articles
in thai town. Il is
the petition Will be de
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Concord. N. H, Nov. 9.-Untabulated
reports from 20 towns In this state show
substantial republican gains for the ma
tional ticket
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NORTH DAKOTA.
SOUTH DAKnTA.

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 9.-Incomplete
returns show that Roosevelt's plurality
will be 25000 at least
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Pamela Courthouse Burned.

The Pamela county courthouse, at
Sardis, was destroyed by fire a few
days ago. The loss was about $4o,-
600
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GEORGIA.

| Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 9-The democratic
| maiority is estimated in Atlanta Ga, be-
| tween 81, 900 and 10000. All the democratic
| congressmen are elected. NO contests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Warsaw. Nov. 14.-There was riot
ing here Sunday, which was sup
pressed by the troops. Two policemen
ana eigat erSlians are reported to
have Der L$Nqnd 81 we've iniure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
DELAW ARE.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9.7Rooseveit
has carried Delaware by about 5000, and
the republicans elected governor and con-
whelmingly republican.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

:
The electoral vote Of Missouri IS as YET
somewhat in doubt o.o.
Recapitulation: For Roosevelt, 343;
for Parker, 1873. Total, 476. Necessary
| for choice, 239.
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plete returns may swell even this un-
precedented figure Charles S. Deneen,s
plurality for governor VIII pc put niue @
less. The tremendous uprising ,ais IN alie
among voters of all parties has upset
all political calculations. Some oil It's er-
Twenty-three of the 25 congressman are
republican. whereas only 10 were even
Both branches of the state legislature
are strongly republican.
Every ward in Chicago went republican
for the first time on record In senerai
slection. "a, .,... T.,
the state gave a Parker plurality.
The largest plurality for repupncaln
candidate for governor ever EVEN as IN i,ll,
by John r. Tanner In 1896 when the stare
went for Mckinley by upward OF l46' 900
The remarkable gains made by the so
eialist party, coupled with the DETECTION
Of Bryan democrats, contributed TO the
record breaking showing made yesterday.
Chicago furnished the greatest surprise
In the state, IL not in the entire country.
Had anybody predicted Monday tnat
President Roosevelt would carry the city
normally democratic-by more than loo :
900 he would have been scofted at.
In 1900 Mckinley carried chicago ana
| cicero by 1901. Tuesday Roosevelt car
ried the same territory by more than lO7,
peneen ran ahead of Roosevelt in the
| city by about 5000. His total Chicago vote
was 2i3,SSs. stringers being ioo,slf .,,
| Fourth district, which is usually good for
| ! 600 democratic plurality.
The socialist vote in Chicago, and IN
| the state causes unconcealed surprise. In
| lineage the vote for Debs was Al, ,357, and
| In the state as a whole his vote is esti-
mated at 100, 600 In Mclean county the
| socialist vote increased from 30 four years
| 700 70 $50 and in many of the industria
renters of the state the same proportion
ale increase is reported. This fact, added
1 of
| in MANY sections of the state. heretofors
democratic strongholds, are doubtless re
sponsible for the astounding republican
nluralities. The feeling engendered a
| he Snringfield convention, and continued
nj st. Louis, was never stihed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Brooks republican, has been elected
governor by over 1000 over Osborn, dem
| ocrat, and the rest of the republican state
ticket has been elected by maJorities
| ranging from 1900 to 5000. =,
The republicans will control both
, branches of the state legislature. thus
| insuring the reelection of Senator Clark.
| On returns received Cheyenne Is tar IN
| the lead for the permanent location OF
| the state capital
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Providence. r. l., Nov. s.-Six districts
in Rhode Island for president give Par
ker 349 Roosevelt 1.16l: same in 1910.
Bryan 2lS, Mckinley sos.
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. e.-Returns indi-
cate that Roosevelt's plurality will be
l25. 600, and the entire state ticket will
have about the same number.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Chicago, Nov. 9-Illinois surpassed all
records in the matter of yielding repuD-
llcan pluralities. President Roosevelt car
ried the state by at least 23O0co ana COM
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

| Trenton N. j., Nov. 9.-Scattering re
turns show consistent republican gains
| and Indicate that Roosevelt has carried
| the state by large plurality.
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ARKANSAS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 9.-All the dem
ocratic candidates for congress are elect
ed in Arkansas,
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ting forth to secure them more
school organizations like that at
Smyrna are expected to be formed.
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southern Truckers League.

The Southern Truckers League
will hold a convention in the town
of Newton on November 26 and 26.
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OHIO.

Columbus, o., Nov. 9-Estimates this
morning are that Roosevers plurality Will
exceed all others ever gained before In
this state, and is placed at not less than
li0 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 9.-Roosevelt
has carried South Dakota by 10000
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 9.-From In
complete returns 1t looks as though
Roosevelt Will have from U.s. 900 to iO0. 90
plurality In Indiana.
Marion county, Fairbanks home, which
bave Mckinley 1000 majority, gives
ROOSEVELT a majority of 21,00O.
democrats charge that thousands of
votes were bought by the republicans and
mat $2O,0o0 was spent here. Various plans
were used to defeat the Australian ballot
system, One Of them was peculiar way
Of folding the ballot.
The hardest fight Is on the legislature,
which elects two United States senators.
me republicans are claiming the legls-
Republicans also claim gain OF ono
Newton w. 0iibert--in the
Twelfth district The republican commit-
tee say that James NJ, Robinson, dcmo-
Srat. has been defeated. His plurality In
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Contemplating a New City Hall.

adattiesburg is contemplating
Rug new city hall. The Sold
A\ viii be used for the City
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WASHINGTON.
MAINE.

Portland, Me-. Nov. 9.-Seventy. cities
ard towns In Maine give Roosevelt 10, us.
| Parker 1877, The same In 1900 gave Nc
| Kinley 1913, Bryan S,Sfl. Republican
| gain, l,199.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17


Milwaukee. WIS, Nov. 9-The repub-
licans carried Wisconsin for Roosevelt
by plurality of $1,000, despite the bit
ter factional fight that has been waged
nearly one-half of the republican party
was against Gov. La Toilette and thou
elected by about $1,000 plurality, against
81, 600 two years ago and 100000 four years
ago. 1t was the large democratic vote
he received that made 1t possible Tor MN
The next legislature will be republican.
but the democrats have made big gains.
NEVADA.
Reno. New, Nov. 9.-Indications are
that Nevada is carried by Roosevelt by
few hundred, but the legislature Is dem
ocratic on joint ballot. insuring the cleo
ton of John Sparks to the United States
senate. Van Duser, democrat, for con-
gress, is probably elected.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Nov 10.-The st. Louis
Republic of this morning, summing up
the situation in the state, says:
For the first time in SO years, or since
Carl Schurz was elected United States
senator, republicans control the Missouri
general assembly. According to the best
returns obtainable last night, the assem-
bly, will have republican majority OF IA
ment of Senator Francis NJ. Cockrell.
Indications are that the republicans
have elected IS members OF the house
| and the democrats 81, republican ma
| jority of 2S.
! OF the II new senators, the republicans
| probably have elected seven. There arc
| three republican hold-oVer senators, or a
| total of ten. This gives the democrats a
majority of IA in the upper branch OF the
| assembly.
| At present, the democrats have ma
| jority of 26 in the house and IS in the
/ senate. On joint ballot, the present DEM
| ocratic majority Is A.
| The Missouri returns show results the
most astonishing in the history of the
state.
| Folk is elected by majority that may
/ go to $1,000, and surely is over 10000 He
| has carried the state ticket with him,
excepting possibly Cook and Allen, de-
| spite that the electoral vote probably will
go to Roosevelt and that eight congress
} ,sional districts are probably republican
CALCULATIONS on percentaef of democrat-
Tdl.es1saa q " FL t plurality q Z