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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-09
w. l.. Douglas Elected Governor
by Twenty Thousand Plu-
rality.
ROOSEVELT CARRIES STATE.
Successful GubernatoriaI Cand:-
date Expresses His Thanks
TO the Voters in State
ment.

Boston. Nov. S-Sufiicient returns from
to-days election have been received up to
10 o'clock tonight to indicate the election
of William L. Douglas Oen) for Gov
ernor by almost 1900 plurality.
Returns from 200 cities and towns and
all but three precincts Of Boston give
Douglas Dem.). 1ol. So; Estes Rep9. 1919.
Indications are that Roosevelt has car
ried Massachusetts by S0.0oO
DOUGLAS ISSUES STATEMENT.
Brockton, Mass, Nov. S.--W. L. Douglas
at 3 o'clock tonight issued statement in
which he said:
That am profoundly gratified at the
result Of the balloting does not fully ex-
press my feelings. To be honored with
the election as Governor of Massachusetts,
On the Democratic ticket in the presi-
Dental year is surely an earnest Of the
good will of my fellow citizens of all
parties. l am also much pleased with the
vote in my own city
'.As Governor, 1 shall endeavor to serve
the interests of the whole people and shall
devote my energies to securing relief for
our overburdened industries from the law
makers at Washington.
81 shall also do what I can to bring
about a reduction in the cost Of living
for our people
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MCLEAN.

Bloomington. Ill. Nov. S-The vote in
Mclean County gives Roosevelt S.1lO, Par
ker 45e0. For Governor: Deneen $50,
Stringer 4,32O.
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KENTUCKY.
DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY DOUBLED.
fractional Fight in Strongly Repub-
1ican Eleventh District Causes
Increase.

fractional fIEnt IN strongly hepuD-
lican Eleventh District Causes
Increase.
Louisville, KY, Nov. s-With one-third
of Kentucky's 1885 precincts reported at
IL o'clock tonight, the vote indicates
majority in the State for Parker from
L, 600 TO 14.0O0.
The figures of the Democratic and Re
publican managers show little variance
from this result. Kentucky in 1900 gave
Bryan S,Oss plurality. The returns from
6ss precincts show plurality Of 1926 for
Parker.
Only a few counties in the First and
Second and the Eleventh districts. the for
mer being Democratic and the latter a
Republican stronghold, have been received.
In the Fifth District. composed of Louis
Vile and Jefferson County. the Democratic
plurality of 1886 1900 will be cut down
by fully 1900 votes.
In the Third District, also, the Demo-
cratic majority was reduced. The COM
plete returns from the strongly Repub-
iican Eleventh District are not expected
! for forty-eight hours. but the reduction
of the normal Republican majority there,
as the result of n factional fight over the
Republican congressional nomination. will
partly offset the Republican gains in the
Third and Fifth
The result of the fight leaves the con-
gressional delegation unchanged, ten
Democrats and one Republican. The Pop
ulists increased their votes slightly.
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ILLINOIS
Vote on National, State and County Offices
Given by Congressional Districts.
SIXTEENTH.
lin 1902 Republican plurality Tor
Graf In Sixteenth District was 3,.31)

BUREAU
Princeton, ILL.,. Nov. 8-Rooseve.t carries
Bureau County by plurality OF 2.S0. as
compared with 1889 for Mckinley four
years ago. Deneen for Governor will have
4 plurality of 2l50.
PEORIA.
Peoria, ILL.,. Nov. s.-Vote in Peoria
County gives Roosevelt majority OF
2.OOo gain as compared with the vote
in 1900 Of 10l Roosevelt ran ahead OF the
State ticket 800. The legislative ticket is
in doubt. Deneen for Governor has ma
tority of 1.SO0 Republican gain as COM
pared with vote in 1900 of 30.
BUREAU.
Princeton. ILL.,. Nov. S.-The vote in Bu-
reau County gives Roosevelt a plurality
OF ESQ: Deneen for Governor, ESQ piu-
rality The Republican gain in Bureau
County over four years ago IS about SD
PEORIA.
Peoria. ILL.,. Nov. S.-Roosevelt carries
Peoria County by 2GOo. This is gain
of 200 over the vote four years ago. Doc
tor Zeller. chairman of the Republican
County Central Committee says the cleo
ton of Senator James ID. Putnam to the
Illinois Senate is in grave doubt. The
members of the Lower House will be John
Daley Rep). o. S. Mills Gsep-) and j. X.
Boulware Dem).
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MARYLAND.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM MARYLAND.
Incomplete Returns From BnItimor
Iadicn fc Pm rler una Carried CITY.

Incomplete Returns From baltimore
Indicate Parker Has Carried City.
Baltimore. Nd. Nov. S.-Returns from
the city and State are not complete. but
it is apparent from the official reports so
far received that the vote in Maryland is
very close. and that the actual result may
not be definitely known tonight, owing
to the slowness of returns from remote
districts In eastern shore and southern
counties.
In Baltimore the indications are that
there may not be difference of 100 votes.
Incomplete returns from counties show
unexpected Republican gains, particularly
in the western counties.
Returns from sos precincts out of sl9 in
Baltimore give Parker 46,5l3 and Roose-
welt ESQ.
Chairman Hanna of the Republican
State Committee claims that Maryland
has undoubtedly gone Republican. Official
returns from the counties are still meager.
Two Democratic and three Republican
Congressman have been elected. with the
First District still undecided.
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FOLK RUNS AHEAD
IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
Showing . Great Surprise to Leaders
Of Both Parties-Bartholdt
Has Big Lead.

Fourteen out Of thirty-dve precincts IN
St Louis County. including Maplewood.
the largest precinct in the county. and
Webster Groves. gave Folk 1263 and
Walbridge 2505.
For Congress Barthoidt received 2,4s7
and Tichaceck $50. The latter figures were
the regular ticket figures. Folk running
far ahead OF his ticket in these precincts
heard from.
It IL not thought that the returns from
the other precincts Of the county will af-
feet tho returns. Folks showing was a
great surprise to the leaders of both par
ties In this city.
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INDIANA.
LANDSLIDE APPARENT IN INDIANA
RooscveIt's Plurality Estimated mt
From 5000 to $4,000, Double
Mckipley's

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. s.-Indiana has
been carried by the Republicans by from
5000 to 5000. The Legislature will be
Republican by nearly fifty. probably more.
All the nine Republican Congressman are
reelected by increased majorities. and the
Republicans also claim the ,Second and
Twelfth districts now represented by Rep
resentatives Miers and Robinson, both
Democrats. They are in doubt.
The Legislature, which will meet in jan
uary, will elect two United States SEN
ators one to succeed Vice President elect
Charles W. Fairbanks. Senator Beve-
ridge will be reelected.
The Republicans have almost. if not
quite. doubled the Mckinley plurality in
the State of 26.4eI four years ago. In
Marion County, which includes Indianapo-
lis. which includes twelve out of $50 pre-
cincts, the Republicans have carried the
county by 11,0co. which is almost double
the Mckinley plurality of four years ago.
Vice President-elect c. W. Fairbanks re-
ceived the returns at his residence from
private wires, which connected his home
with the White House at Washington. He
and President Roosevelt early exchanged
congratulations.
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WISCONSIN.
LAFoLLEIrE's ELECTION IN DOUBT
State Is Conceded to Roosevelt an,
Republican N Governor Is Probable.

State Is Conceded to Roosevelt and
Republican Governor Is Probable.
Milwaukee, Nov. Sat 10 O'Clock to-
night only scattering returns were received
from the election in Wisconsin. The State
is conceded to Roosevelt by large plural
ity. and Lafollette Rep.) Is believed to
have been elected Governor over Peck
Dem.) by a safe plurality.
There are TO figures at this time upon
which 10 make an estimate on the next
Legislature So far seven Republicans and
one Democrat are known to have been
elected to Congress. and three districts are
to be heard from.
Sixty precincts In Wisconsin. including
thirty in Milwaukee give Parker 5.sS7
Roosevelt II, ,761. Peck S.0S2, Lafollette 9321
AT 9:15 it is estimated that Roosevelt
will have a plurality of 5000 In the State
and Lafollette Rep.) safe plurality for
Governor
Indications are Roosevelt carried Rock
County by 5000 plurality: Lafollette. for
Governor. carried the county by 800 plu-
rality.
From reports received up to this time
it is evident that Lafollette is running be-
hind Roosevelt fully Il to Is per cent.
Peck carries the city of Janesville by 400.
The Seventh Ward of the city of Mil
waukee complete gives Roosevelt 943,
Parker 474. Debs 291. In 1900. Mckinley
l.1i9. Bryan 5i3 Debs 30.
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MURPHY DOES NOT
ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN.

New York, Nov. s.-Charles F. Murphy,
leader Of Tammany Hall, made the follow
ing statement:
; ''of course am very much surprised at
the result I do not attempt to account
for 1t. Whatever may have been the
cause, 1t will develop and the party can
then deal with 1t.
81 sincerely regret the defeat of Judge
Parker. He was in all respects worthy
candidate. AS much can be said for Judge
Herrick and his associates on the State
ticket. They undoubtedly were the choice
cf the Democracy. and their defeat is to
be regretted more for the sake of the
country and the party than for the candi-
dates Individually"
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NINETEENTH.
en- 1902 Republican plurality for
Warmer in Nineteenth District nan
f,26OD
COLES

COLES
ETattoon. Ill. Nov S. - Incomplete re-
turns in Coles Cunty indicate that Roose-
welt and Deneen carried the county by in
creased majority. Republican county tick
et s probably elected. Pemberton lRep1
candidate for the State Senate. Thirty
fourth District, is elected by a reduced
majority This city. which IS the home OF
Sumerlin (Dem.), candidate for Congress.
was carried by his opponent, Mckinley.
DEWITT.
Clinton. ILL.,. Nov s. - Dewitt County
gives Roosevelt 800 majority. McKinley's
majority was go
COLES.
Charleston. ILL.,. Nov. s-Inccmplete re-
turns from Coles County indicate that the
Republicans have elected their entire tick
ct by largest majorities ever known.
Roosevelt's majority is estimated at .2oe.
Deueen 1.cOo. Mckinley for Congress SO.
Pembertou for State Senate $50.
DOUGLAS.
Tuscola. III. Nov s-Douglas County
estimated vote on President, from returns
in rine towns: Roosevelt ESQ. Parker.
2.150. Democratic gain OF - Pemberton
elected to Senate. Thirty fourth District.
Burgett and Miller usepsJ and Hinds
PIATyr.
Monticello. ILL.,. Nov S.-Incomplete re-
turns from Piatt County show that the
Republicans have carried the county by
ABOUT l.-ty With the PROBABILITY strong
that the Chicago Charter amendment has
carried. The vote fell behind that OF four
years ago. the Democrats losing in
greater ratio. Returns are coming in
slowly.
SHELBY.
Shelbyville III. Nov S-The Democratic
majority of 1.l49 is wiped out. Democratic
candidates on county ticket cOncsde their
defeat Chaffe tRep.l has defeated Wal
lace fDeIu.) for State Senator. Incomplete
returns give Roosevelt Shelby County by
about 200.
DOUGLAS.
Arcola, Ill. Nov. s.-Douglas County
goes Republican by the biggest majority
in its history. The county ticket was all
elected. Arcola. usually Democratic gives
Roosevelt a majority of III.
COLES
Mattoon, H.. Nov. S.-IncomDlete returns
indicate majority of upward of 1850 for
the State and national Republican tickets
in Coles County. Mckinley carried the
county in losA by 7s5. The entire Repub-
lcan count ticket is elected. Pemberton
is reelected as Senator from the Thirty
fourth District. Miller and Burgett (Reps)
are elected TO State Legislature. The re-
suit is in doubt to Craig and Kinds
Dems.)- Debs got approximately 40 votes
in the city of SfattoOn.
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BLISS DECLARES THE
RESULT IS MAGNIFICENT

New York. Nov. s.-CornelIus N. Bliss,
the treasurer Of the Republican Commit
tee. said:
The result is magnificent. In this State
especially the people proved. as they al
Ways win in an emergency, that they love
justice and q square deal and that they
tered Against the President Chairman
S Eofto{you, Governor alect Higgins and
Goysraog odeil
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ernor Pennypackers appointee, P. c.
Knox, for United States Senator. to sue
ceed the late NJ. S. Quay.
John p. Elkin Rep.) is elected State
Supreme Court Judge by n majority al
most as great as that cast for the Re-
publican national ticket.
The Republicans have also carried near
ly all OF the judicial districts in which
elections We're held for Common Pleas
Judges. and the five counties in which As
sociate Judges were chosen.
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TURNS FROM THE TOWNS.
COLORADO.
BOTH SIDES CLAIMING THE STATE.
Democratic Chairman Says Parker
and Adams VIII Win by 12,OOO.


and Adams VIII Win by 12,OOO.
Denver. Colo, Nov. S.-A1ilton Smith,
chairman Of the Democratic State Com
mittee, says Adams Dem.) for Governor.
will surely have 5000 majority over Pea
body Rep.l outside Denver; that this will
be doubled by the vote of this city, and
that Parker will not run more than $50
votes behind Adams.
D. B. Farley, Republican chairman. says
that Roosevelt has certainly carried the
State. and that Governor Peabody is safe.
though his vote will fall short of Roose-
velt's.
Returns of straight votes from twenty
three precincts in Denver give 1854 Demo
cratic votes and 1852 Republican. About
SO per cent of the ballots are scratched
and not yet counted.
COMEDIES STATE TO ROOSEVELT.
Denver. Colo. Nov. s.-The Times
Oem.) comedies that Roosevelt carries
Colorado by 5000 or 6,OeO plurality and
claims that Adams Dem.) will have 5000
ejority over Peabody for Governor. Only
few scattering returns have been re-
ceived up to 9 .. NJ
The Evening Post Rep) comedies the
election of Adams for Governor.
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EIGHTEENTH.
Un 1902 Republican plurality for
Cannon In Eighteenth District was
1850

CLARK.
Martinsvilic. Ill. Nov. s.-Martinsvilie
Township. Clark County. gives Roosevelt
IS majority. Republican gain Of IS over
1907.
EDGAR
Paris. Ill. Nov s.-PartiaI returns from
Edgar County Indicate that Roosevelt and
the State ticket will have i majority OF
~ or more in the county. Bryan had Z
majority of II in 1910.
CUMBERLAND.
Toledo. Ill. Nov. S-E;stimited result in
Cumberland County give Roosevelt %
majority. DeHsen. for Governor. rurniuI,
slightly ahead The Democrats elect a
Senator and two Representatives in this
tthe Fortiethl district. and the county
ticket is very close. The probability is
that NumfOrd. the Democratic candidate
for Circuit Clerk will be elected by
small rraein
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CALIFORNIA.
ROOSEVELT MAKES A GAIN.

Majority Is Larger Than That Given
to Mckinley.
San Francisco. Cal. Nov. S-Scattering
returns from California at p. m. indi-
cate that Roosevelt has carried the State
by larger majority than did Mckinley
four years ago.
OF the eight Congressman to be elected
the Republicans claim to be assured of
seven, with the Second District in doubt.
In this district Bell Dem. is running
away ahead OF his ticket.
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NEBRASKA.
DEMOCRATS MAY CARRY STATE.
George w. Berge, Fusion Candidate
for Goyernor Ahead of PyrEer

w. beEBCs
for Governor, Ahend of Parker.
Omaha. Neb.. Nov. S.-Returns come in
slowly from both city and State. Pre-
clncts in Omaha reporting thus far indi
cate Republican gain on the national
ticket aid a corresponding loss on the
State ticket.
Outside returns are similar. and. with
the present ratio of Republican loss on
the State ticket. George w. Berg Fusion
ist candidate, will be elected Governor.
The Republican State Committee claims
the State for Roosevelt by 5000.
Twenty-nine precincts outside of Omaha
and Douglas County give Roosevelt 4.017;
Parker. 1.5S2; Mickey 1Rep) for Governor,
S.i52: Berge, 1855 Fifteen precincts in
Douglas County give Roosevelt S15: Par
ker. $50; Mickey, 63S; Berge, 706. John L.
Kennedy Rep) is probably elected to sue
ceed Congressman Hitchcock.
MICKEY LOSING VOTES.
LINCOLN Neb.. Nov. s.-Five precincts in
this dancasteD county, outside Lincoln,
show net loss to Mickey Rep.). for
Governor, of fifty-two. A loss OF three
votes to the precinct for the State would
defeat Mickey.
w. j. Bryan claims the election Of Berge
for Governor by 5000
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CASS
Virginia. ILL.,. Nov. s.-Returns now indi-
cate that Cass County has carried the en-
tire Democratic ticket Deneen. for Gov
ernor was weak on account of factionai
differences in the Republican party. Par
ker's vote will equal Bryan's in 1900.
JERSEY.
Alton. H.. Nov. Slight out of thirteen
townships in Jersey County give Parker
go and Roosevelt sli. The entire Demo-
cratic county ticket is probably elected.
MORGAN.
Jacksonville Ill. Nov. S.--rhe vote il
Morgan County gives Deneen a majority
of $50. a Democratic loss as compared
with the county's vote in 1850 OF 200; Roose-
yeit ran ahead of the State ticket 20.
PIKE.
Pittsfield. ILL.,. Nov s.-A heavier vote
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MISSISSIPPI.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF 10000

Opposition Polls Between 10000 and
11.OOO-S Congressmen Returned.
Jackson. Miss. Nov. 8--Returns coming
in show that between 60O00 and 10000 votes
were cast.
The opposition to the Democratic party
will poll between 10000 and HOO. The
Democratic majority for Parker and Davis
will be in the neighbrohood of $1,000
Mississippi returns eight Democratic
Congressman; the Republicans making no
opposition.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA STILL IN DOUBT.

Returns Extremely Mcnger; Heavy
Democratic Gains Arc shown.
Parkersburg, Nov. s.-Without pre-
cinct in the State counted. enough has
been learned to indicate that the Demo-
cratic ticket has made very heavy gains.
One precinc. here, normally Democratic
by 10. has lis straight Democratic tickets.
ST straight Republican tickets and 146
scratched tickets. of which nearly all are
Republican tickets with Democratic can
didates voted for.
1t will be near midnight before any tan
gible results begin to come in. Repuh-
iican headquarters have nothing on which
to base an estimate different from that
made before the election.
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IOWA..
PLURALITY ABOUT 125,ooo.

Wade, the Democratic CongressmRn,
Holding His Own.
Des Moines. Ia. Nov. S-Returns are
slow in coming in, but indications on we'll
distributed returns indicate that ROose-
velt's plurality will be 125.o0O, and the en-
tire State ticket will have about the same
number.
Republicans elect ten Congressman with
the chances that the Second District
which is in doubt, will also go Republican
Wade CDem.). however, seems to be
holding bis own with the vote of 1862,
when he carried The district BY 1,JGQ.
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UTAH..
DEMooR .Ts CONCEDE UTAH.
Roosevelts Plurality in the state Is
Estimated at 5000.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. S.-The heav-
lest vote eve. polled is reported with much
scratching. At Democratic State headquar-
ters it is conceded Roosevelt has carried
the State by S 900 plurality.
SALT LAKE CITY VOTE.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. s.-Returns
from three precincts in this city give
Roosevelt 546; Parker. 800: Debs. Go. The
American party. polied an unexpectedly
large vote in this county and possibly
elected some of their ticket Weber Coun-
y, in which Ogden is situated. will give
Roosevelt 1,JG1 plurality
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OHIO.
MAY EXCEED HIGH-wATER MARK
No Accurate Figures AttninabIc mt a
Inte Hour.

Late Hour.
Columbus. o.. Nov. s.-The estimate late
tonight was that the Republican plurality
in Ohio would exceed the high-water
mark of $4,000 in 1894, and also any pre-
vious Republican record on Congressman.
1t is believed that the Socialists in
creased their vote at the expense of the
Democrats.
At $3.50 Governor HerriclS and Chairman
Dick at Republican headquarters estimat-
ed that Roosevelt's plurality in Ohio
would exceed the plurality of last year.
Chairman CARRIER of the Democratic
Committee had 10 figures to give out on
the State or national ticket, but thought
the Democrats would hold their own on
Ohio CongTeSSmen.
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KANSAS.
RoosEvELTs PLURALITY 10000.

Much Scratching of State Ticket
Kelly, for Treasurer, Runs Behind.
Topeka, Kas., Nov. S.-The indications
are that Roosevelt will carry the State
by $1,000 plurality
The State ticket is badly scratched. and
the complete returns are not expected be-
fore midnight.
T. r Kelly, candidate for State Treas
urer is running behind his ticket.
All the Republican Congressman are
elected,
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has been elected by majority of about
GEORGIA..
DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY 49, 900.
Georgia Polls 10000 votes-AI Demo

Georgia Polls 10000 Votes-All Demo-
cratic Congressman Returned.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. S.-The total vote in
Georgia will count up little more than
1900, which is very light. The Democratic
plurality is about 5000. 1t is conceded
that all Democratic Congressman are
elected
The only serious contest was in the
Ninth where Thomas Bell Dem) was
opposed by James Ashley Rep). Bells
election is practically assured. though
Ashley has not conceded the victory to his
opponent.
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GIVING DETAILS OF YESTERDAYS VOTING IN STATES

very slow owing to late closing of polls
and unusually heavy vote.
At 10 o'clock only nineteen districts out
of 153 have been counted.
They give Parker 2l5l. Roosevelt a.o9l-
Same in 1900 gave Bryan l.522: Mckinley
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VICTORY FOR REPuBLICANs.

Democrats Elect Three Congressmen
OF Thirty-Two.
Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. s.-The Repub-
licans have made an almost clean sweep
in Pennsylvania, carrying the State fur
Roosevelt and Fairbanks by more than
100000 and electing twenty-five of the
twenty-six State Senator's and twenty
nine of the thirty-two Congressman.
They have also elected about LIS of the
2A members of the House Of Representa-
tives. This gives them control Of both
branches OF the Legislature by large
ma,oyit,s insurinz the election o. Cow
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MINNESOTA.
DEMOCRAT STANDS GOOD SHOW.
Returns Which Show Roosevelt Plu.
raIity Favor johnson.

raIity Favor johnson.
st. Paul. Nov. s.-As returns come in
more freely 1t is apparent that Roosevelt S
plurality will be over 10000.
Johnson Oep3 for Governor. is leading
Dunn Rep) by a substantial plurality. and
seems likely TO be elected. unless Roose-
velt's tremendous plurality should pull him
through.
Late returns only serve TO increase the
size of ROosevelt's plurality in this city.
He will carry the county by at least 1850.