The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-23
OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE
 FORTY-FIYE STATS
THE TOTAL NUMBER or BAL
 LOTS CAST 1s,5Os,496.

A Decrease of 4eO,0zs from ls0o-Roose.
 welt Received Over All I,z4e,7as and
 Over Parker 2,547,s7s-The Vote for
 Roosevelt 4Oo,s2a More Than for Me-
 KinIey-The Losses and Gains of the
 Big Parties in the Different States.
 Chicago. Dec. 22.-The official canvass of the votes cast November 8 for pres identiai electors was completed to-day. when the result was announced in Minnesota, North Dakota and Washing ton. The Associated Press is there fore able to present the first table giv- ing the official vote of all the forty five states. The total is 1s 50S. 49g against lS,s6S,574 in 1SOO--a decraase of 46O.O7s.
 The ballots were divided as follows: Rooseyelt, rep, 76256S2; Parker, dem.. S,OSO,Oo4; Debs. soc, SS1,5S7; Swallow. pro, 26O,SOS; Watson, peo., 1146S7; Cor regan, soc. lab, SS,45S; Holcomb. con tinental labor, SSO
 Roosevelt received over all 1.746.76S. and ever Parker 2.547, ,57S. In 1900 Me kinley had 467,046 more than all the other candidates, and S59.9S4 more than Bryan.
 The vote for Roosevelt was 409. s2e more than for Mckinley, while fbat for Parker was 1,277,772 less than for Bryan.
 Mckinley boiled more votes than Roosevelt in Alabama, Georgia. Ken- lucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland. Mississippi, New Hampshire. North Carolina. South Carolina, Tennessee. Texas and Virginia.
 Roosevelt got more than McKinley in the other thirty-two states.
 Parker received more votes than Bs.v- an in Delaware, Georgia, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York. Rhode Island, South Carolina and West Virginia. while Bryan got more than Parker in the remaining thirty seven states.
 Republicans made gains over their vote in 1900 in thirty-two states, and. the official figures show losses in. thir- teen.
 The total gains of the republicans were 7S2,o4S and the total losses 312,249; net gain 429. .7SS.
 The democrats boiled more votes in eighteen states than in 1900, but less in thirty y-seyen. Their total gains were 8O.- 7s2, and the total losses 1,291 ,4s1, net loss, 1,26o,sss.
 Roosevelt carried thirtytwo states against twenty-eight for Mckinley, and has 3S6 electoral votes under the ap- portionment of 1900. Mckinley had 2S2 under the apportionment of 1880. there having been an addition of twentynine by the last apportionment.
 Parker carried twelve states against seventeen for Bryan, and has 140 cleo toral votes. Bryan had 155 under the apportionment in force in 1900.
 Watson received his largest vote in Georgia, the total of that state, 22,63s, with, 20,5OS in Nebraska, being nearly sone-third of his aggregate, 1146S7. Par lzer boiled 5O,21S in 1900.
 The prohibition vote in 1900 was 20S,- 791; in November, 26O, ,33O; a gain of 51,- 51s.
 Four years ago the socialists had an electoral ticket in thirty two states, and boiled S7,769 votes. This year they had a ticket in the forty-tive states, and the Debs vote was S91, ,5S7. In 1900 over 5,oOO votes were polled in only Califor mia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri and New York Tn November Debs got over 5000 in California Illinois, Indi- ana, Iowa, Kansas Massachusetts. Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon tana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York. Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin--t largest number 69,225 in Illinois.
 The vote of the socialist labor party in 1900 was 39,944. This year it was 8, ,453 Ca loss of 6,49D in these states: Colorado, 3S5 Connecticut 575; Illinois, 4,696; Indiana, 1,59S: Kentucky, 596; Massachusetts, 2,S5s; Michigan, 1,O12; Minnesota, STA; Missouri, 1875; New Jersey 2,6S0; New York, 9,127; Ohio. 2,633; Pennsylvania, 2.211; Rhode Is- land, 4SS; Texas, 421; Virginia, 5; Wash ington, 1,592; Wisconsin, 22S.
 The continental labor party had ad- herents only in Illinois-really Chicago where S30 votes were boiled. THREATEN TOWN.