Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-09

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party. Tho statement that he would
60 To New York for such a purpose
was made by Malyin g, Pallistcr. man
ager Of Watson's campaign. Bryan
has some organization plans but he
intends to stand sponsor for them
himself.
Mixed Conditions.
BOSTON, Nov, 9.-The defeat OF
Governor Bates for a third term by
Douglas. the democratic candidate.
and the tremendous vote cast through.
out the state, were noteworthy fea.
lures Of yesterdays election In Mas.
sachusetts. Douglas win be the first
democratic governor since 1892, Tho
republicans carried the state for
Roosevelt by 10000 and probably
elected the state ticket outside OF
governor, Douglas plurality will ex'
coed $4,000.
Colorado for Teddy.
DENVER. Nov. 9.-Tbe remarkable
feature OF the ballotlng In Colorado
yesterday was the number Of scratch.
ed votes, which in some counties were
eighty per cent OF the total. Tho
democrats claim that the scratched
ballots were In their favor while the
republicans claim they got a share OF
the scratched votes for governor,
There seems to be no doubt that
Roosevelt carried the state by a good
majority and It is only the state cleo.
ttion which will have to wait on tho
full count for a decision. The Den.
yer News this morning claims the
election Of Adams by at least 10000.
while the Denver Republican claims
Peabody's election by approximately
tho same figure.
Congratulations Pouring in.
WASHINGTON, Nov. president
Roosevelt was overwhelmed with
congratulations today. They were pre-.
scented by many people in person and
were received by mail and telegraph
from every state and almost every
city In the country. Thousands Of
kilograms have already been received
and are still pouring In. 1t is impos-
sible to answer each message but
President Roosevelt desires 1t to be
understood that he appreciates to the
full the expressions OF his friends.
Trouble In Colorado.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Nov. 9.--Frank
p. Mannix, democratic county clerk
and recorder, has disappeared during
the past hour and II Is understood a
committee Of citizens has taken hin
out OF town and told him to leave the
district for good. Sheriff Bell ant
! posse have gone In pursuit Of the mol
8 and expect TO arrest them and brint
Mannix back to Cripple Creek. Tn,
deportation has created great excite
ment and tho democrats are rushing
to arms. Further trouble Is expected
II ID claimed the reason Mannix wa
run out Of town h that ballot boxe'
were beink tempered with IN tn
county clerks office.
Republican Gains.
OMAHA, Nov. 9.--The only part o
the republican ticket In doubt IL gov
ernor. The vote for Roosevelt Is I'm
~precedented, some estimates are a
high AZ $4,000. There IL little doub
It will reach 10000.
5000 In Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov. o.
Partial returns from nifty voting dis
tricts of the state give Roosevelt 1855
Parker 4,204. II this proportion
kept upl .Roosevelt's plurality In tn
state wrl exceed $4,000. The entir,
republican state ticket is elected b.
majoritips considerably less the Amer
lean party vote, which, heavy in Sal
Lake City, amounted to little In tn,
country. The socialist vote show
heavy gains especially In mining an,
smeltcr districts.
Andrews 5000.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. 9.--W. n
Andrews. republican. is elected dele
gate to congress by about 5000 plur
atty.
New Works Latest.
NEW YORK, Nov. e.--The latos
returns from the state with some dis
fr'cts missing show 1853. 791 majorit,
for Roosevelt and about $4,000 70
Higgins. Roosevelt has approximate
~ zoo. 900 outside of Greater New
York, while Parker's plurality In tn,
city Is less than $4,000.
Close On Governor.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. a.-Com
piete returns for Rhode Island To-
governor show that Utter. republican
defeated Garvin. democrat, by a plur
: ality OF S9i Roosevelt carried tn,
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