Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-11-17

Roosevelt's plurality in Ohio would not
be less than 10000 while others at
republican state headquarters are es-
timating on the rate of republican
gains and place the plurality much
higher. Some state officials estimate
that he plurality would be double that
of Mckinley four years ago, $4,000, the
highest plurality Ohio ever gave q
presidential candidate.
Gov. Peabody Defeated.
Republican Chairman Farley con-
ceded the defeat of Governor Peabody
The Post, which supported Gov. Pea
body, says:
1.-THE late returns from all over the
state today indicate that Peabody will
will come to Denver with a plurality
Of between 1000 and $500. With Ad-
ans plurality here of between 5000
and 5000. Adams will be made gov
ernor by a plurality of between 1900
and 1000.
"The democrats have elected John
Shafroth congressman at large, and a
majority of the legislature of TWEEN
ty-one on joint ballot. They claim a
majority of twenty-five in the senate
and of three in the lower houce."
Maryland.
Baltimore, Nd, ov 11.-Upon the
face of unofficial returns Roosevelt
has carried Maryland by a plurality
of 126. The actual result will not
be known until the official count has
been made. The count began in the
counties and in Baltimore at noon yes
terday and may be completed during
the night, but the supervisors are not
limited as to time in declaring the re-
suit and it may be some days before
the official reports in all the counties
are given out Both the republican
and democratic chairman are claim
ing the state.
Another situation resulting from the
c1oseness of the vote in Maryland is
the probability of a mixed electoral
vote from the state AID the definite
facts in this respect will not be shown
until the official count has been made.
Kentucky.
Louisville, KY, Noov. with one
third of Kentucky's 1886 precincts
reported the vote indicates a MAORI
ty in the state for Parker of from 12,-
900 to $4,000. The figures of the DEM
ocratic and republican managers show
little variance from this result. Ken
lucky in 1900 gave Bryan S,09S plurali-
ty. The returns from 683 precincts
show plurality of 1926 for Parker.
New Jersey.
Newark, N. ]. Nov. 10-Early re-
turns from all parts of New Jersey in
dictate that Roosevelt has carried the
state by much larger majority than
Mckinley in 1900. which was 5000
over Bryan. Eight republican con-
gressmen appear to be elected. The
democrats carry two congressional
districts. The state senate and state
assembly will remain republican by
big majorities, securing the return to
the United States Senate of John
Kean, the present senior senator
The republican state committee
claims that Roosevelt has carried the
state by 10000 or over. Newark is
republican by 10000 or more The
election of Stokes for governor is
likely by at least 10000.
Idaho.
Boise, Nov 1913 precincts out of
1872 in the state give Roosevelt S,005;
Parker 3,191. Gooding for governor,
7,O15; Heilfeld, 4,O11. Only II of 81
counties represented in the returns so
far. A plurality of $4,000 for Roose-
turns at hand and 10000 for Gooding.
Utah.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 9.-The state
is conceded to Roosevelt by 5000 plu
raIity. Returns are slow in getting in.
Many precincts and inland towns are
yet to hear from.
Florida.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 9.-The few
scattered returns so far received in
dictate the usual democratic majority
in Florida. The democratic candi-
dates for congress are all elected.
Mississippi.
Jackson, Misss., Nov. 9.-The demo
cratic plurality is unusually large in
this state. 1t has reached the total of
about $4,000.
All the democratic congressman are
elected The total vote in the state
is estimated at something over 65,-
900.