The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-11-18
LATE RETURNS
FROM ELECTION
Democrats Elected Seven Presidential
Electors in the State of
Maryland.

Baltimore, Nov. Aft has been def
initely ascertained that the Democrats
have captured seven of the presiden-
tial electors of this state and the Re
publicans one. This will give Roose
welt 1886 electors in the college and
Parker $40.
Chicago, Nov. Il. = With Pennsyl-
vania giving him 1914 ,525; Illinois, 292,-
900; sOhio, 100000; New York, 1922
Michigan, 164 900; Minnesota, 125,00O;
California, 10000, and numerous 9th
er states not a great deal short Of 1OO,-
900 plurality, Roosevelt's popular plu-
rality in the nation will be something
near 100000 as it looks now. He has
carried thirty-three states, leaving elev-
en- for Parker and has 1856 electoral
votes. Congress stands IA Republic
ans. 1870 Democrats
Milwaukee, Nov. II. - Secretary
Frank r. Bentley, of the ''stalwart''
Republican faction says that the re-
turns received by him from every pre-
cinct in the Third congressional dis
trict, show that Representative Bah
cock is reelected beyond the shadow
of a doubt, and that his plurality is
249
The latest estimates of Republican
pluralities in Wisconsin give Roosevelt
and Fairbanks between 125.OOO and
100000, and LaFollette between $4,000
and 10000. 1t will be several days
before the full returns are in.
Despite the adoption of the primary
election law, which goes into effect at
once, the Democrats Of Wisconsin will
nold a state convention in 1906. Chair
man A. Z. Warden, of the Democratic
state central committee, is emphatic i'll
his statement to this effect: "If I live
to do it, he said, ''the convention will
be called just the same as it always
has been brought together" The plan
is to hold a state convention early -
prior to the time for the primaries
nominate candidates and adopt plat
form. These candidates will go on the
primary ballot.
Milwaukee. Nov. 14.-Tt turns out
that Representative BabcOck has been
returned to the house from the Neenah
district by a plurality of 800. The dis
trict is normally 10000 Republican.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 1.-THE defeat
of Governor James H. Peabody, Rep,
by Alva Adams, Dem, is no longer
seriously disputed by the Republican
leaders. All the other candidates on
the Democratic ticket also appear to
be elected. Republicans allege fraud
in the ballOting in some Denver pre-
cinctS and threaten to contest the state
election. However, as Adams has
plurality of 10000, of which $500 is
in the state outside the city and coun-
ty of Denver his election would seem
to be assured beyond question. Both
sides are claiming the congress
men. The Democrats will control both
branches of the legislature unless Den
yer members-elect are thrown out on
contests.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. II. = Practical
~ complete election returns from ev
cry county in the state give Roosevelt
a plurality of not less than $4,000 and
it may reach 10000. Governor Mickey's
plurality is not less than 5000. In the
legislature on joint ballot the Republic
ans will have 1913 to none for the op-
position, with one senatorial district in
doubt
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 11.-Returns
received here show that the next Min
nesota house of representatives will
have 107 Republicans and twelve Dem
Ocrats. Johnson, Dem, was elected
governor.
Fire RACES in Stock Yards.
New York, Nov ia considerable
quantity of dressed meats in cold stor-
age was incinerated much valuable
property was destroyed and many
blocks along the water front were
threatened by fire which ragged for
several hours in the United Stock