Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-10
STILL IN DOUBT.
Republicans Not SO Sure of Maryland- Colorado is
 Also Uncertain.

New York, Nov 10.-The after cleo tion interest suddenly centered upon Maryland to-day by the announcement that the state, yesterday conceded to the republicans, is now in doubt. Late returns have reduced Roosevelts plu- rality to the narrow figures of 126.
 In Colorado both parties still claim victory on the state ticket. Tn Denver the defeat of Governor Peabody, re- publican, by Aspa Adams, democrat, is no longer disputed by the republican leaders.
 Baltimore, Md, Nov 1O.-Upon the face of the unofficial returns, Roose welt has carried Maryland by a plural ity of 126. The actual result will not be known until the official count has been made. The count begins in the counties and in Baltimore at noon to. day, and may be completed during the night, but the supervisors are limited to time i'll declaring the result and 1t may be one or more days before the official reports in all the counties are given out. Both the republican and democratic chairmen are now claiming the state.
 Another situation resulting from the closeness of the vote in Maryland is the probability of mixed electOTaA vote from the state and the definite facts in this respect will not be known until the official count has been made.
 St Louis, Mo, Nov 1O-U Unofficial re. turns from eighty-five out of IA coun- ties in Missouri give Roosevelt plu- rality of 1O,495 over Parker, and Folk, democrat, for governor, plurality of 36,813 over Walbridge, republican. There is nothing thus far to indicate any change in the statement made last night that Missouri's congressional delegation will stand eight democrats and eight republicans, q gain of seven for the latter. This much is conceded by the democratic leaders. A repub> lican majority on joint ballot in the general assembly is conceded by tho democrats, lwho have lost control ot the legislative body for the first time in thirty-six years.
 Denver, Col. Nov 1O.-The Republi- can to-day says: Corrected returns from forty-five out of the fifty-nine counties in Colorado indicate the de- feat of Peabody, republican, for gov, ernor, by small vote, although at republican headquarters Peabody's de feat is not conceded. The republican congress is safe. The general assem- bly is claimed by both parties. The entire state ticket with the exception of Peabody is elected by handsome majorities.
 Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov 10. Est, mates based on official but incomplete returns from all counties in the state place the Roosevelt plurality at close to 25,O00. Tn Salt Lake county alone the plurality is more than 12,OOO, with seven districts missing. The entire re, publican ticket, state and county. is elected. The American party polleo about 5000 votes in this county.
 
 New York, Nov 1O-Thomas Tag gart, chairman of the democratic na- uonal committee, arrived here to-day, after an absence of several weeks in Indiana. He went at once to national headquarters, where he conferred with Secretary Woodson, and said that later he might have something to say. MT Taggart said that he would re. main in town for some time.
 Seattle, Wash. Nov 1O.-The latest returns from all but fourteen counties of Washington give Roosevelt 51,00O majority. The remaining counties will increase this to between 6O,OOO ana 10000. Meads majority for governor is now figured at 14OOO. The repub- lican congressional ticket is close to Roosevelt. There will be less than ten democrats in the next legislature.
 Santa Fe, N M, Nov 1O-W. H. An drews, republican candidate for con gress, was elected by U plurality Aof 4,440. The legislature will be over whelmingly administration republican.
 Boise, Idaho, Nov 1O.-Revised esti- mates make Roosevelt's plurality 2S,- 900 and that for Gooding, for governor. 1S,OOO.
 PROBATE JUDGES ELECTED.
 New Haven, Nov 10.-The following judges of probate were elected on Tuesday:
 Hartford County.
 Hartford district, H. B. Freeman, r.
 Avon, J. s. Woodford, r.
 Berlin. Bernard E. Gaffney, d.
 East Hartford, J. A. Stoughton, r.
 Manchester. O. R. Wood, r.
 Marlborough, T. B. Buell., r.
 Southington, M. H. Ho1comb. r.
 New Haven County.
 New Haven district, l.. w. Cleaye- land, r.
 Branford, W. R. Foote, r q.
 Cheshire. H. F. Moss, r.
 Derby, E. S. Edgarton, r.
 Guilford, O. H. Post, r.
 Madison, - Marsden, r.
 Meriden, J. o. Thayer, r.
 Milford, R. R. Hepburn, d.
 Naugatuck, O. F. Hungerford, r.
 Oxford, G. w. Hoxie, r.
 Wallingford, J. A. Martin, r.
 Waterbury, R. A. Lowe, d.
 JUDGE HERRICK.
 Albany, Nov 10.--Judge Herrick said 4l11s. itae. that hea satisfied thar