Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-09
WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 9.-President
Roosevelt carried Wisconsin by plu-
rality of about so, 900. Four years ago
Mckinley carried the State be l06, OOO,
and the loss this year can only be at
tributed to the factional fight that has
been waged within the republican party
OF this State and has cut the organization
in two. Governor LaFollette and his
ticket have been reelected, but by re-
duced vote. Thousands of stalwart re-
publicans knitted him, but he drew many
votes from the democrats and to this
support he owes bis reelection. The
vote for the stalwart ticket, headed by
ex. Governor Scofeld, is light, probably
not in excess of 10000, and shows that
most Of the stslwarts voted for Peck and
the democratic State ticker. The indi-
cations are that the republicans have re.
elected ten of eleven Congressman. The
next legislature will probably be repub
lican, but the democrats appear TO have
made great gains. Senator Quarles'
retirement seems to be certainty. La
Toilette opposes him because of his
activity in the stalwart cause and the
stalwarts will not have enough votes in
ia the legislature to re.elect him.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Nov. 9.-Returns received
from the various counties of the state
today indicated that Folk had been
elected Governor by about 10000 ma
iority and the rest OF the ticket by re-
duced majority. Roosevelt carried ST.
Louis, bis vote being 81, 056, to 5000
for Parker. Folk for Governor ran far
ahead of the remainderor the democratic
State ticket in the city.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 9.--Revised
incomplete returns indicate the election
of solid democratic congressional dele
cation from seven districts of western
Missouri, excepting in the Fourth and
Fifth where Cowherd and Wilson are in
doubt. These elected are: Second dis
trict, Rucker; Third, SulIinger, Sixth,
De Almond Seventh, Hamlin Eighth.
Shackelford, Fourteenth, Russell Fif-
tenth, Benton.
hHODE lSLAND.
Providence, Nov. 9.-The complete
count for Governor shows that Utter is
elected over Governor Garyin by 594
plurality. The republicans gain several
members and the general assembly will
be overwhelmingly republican, insuring
the reelection of Senator Aldrich. Cap
ron, republican, was elected TO Congress
from the Second district by large ma
jOrity. Granger, democrat, is prob
ably reelected from'the First district by
a small plurality. Rooseve!fs plurality
in this State will prob, lily exceed 10000
COLORADO.
Denver. COL, Nov. 9.-The eleeti, n
results ia Colorado are in state of chaos
with both sides claiming victory, but
with indications of republican success.
The republican State ticket undoubtedly
is elected by 5000 with Peabody running
two thousand behind the ticket. The
Denver Times and News, personal or
gans Of U. s. Senator T. NJ. Patterson,
claim Adams's election by fully $4,000.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 9.-The
big plurality for Roosevelt in Connect
cut will approximate $4,000 to 40. 200.
and it is probable that the official re-
turns will show an exact plurality of
within few hundred of 80, 900. Repub-
licans and democrats neither one expect
ed such victory.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. 9.--The re-
publicsns have elected all FIVE Congress
men. Dawson, republican, for Governor,
has been elected by 10, 900, Rooseyelfs
majority will be twice as great.
NEVADA.
Reno, Nov. 9.-Indications today are
that Nevada was carried by Roosevelt
by few hundred, but the legislature is
democratic on joint ballot, insuring the
election of John Sparks 10 the United
States Senate. Van Duzer democratic
candidate fo' Congress, is probably elect
ed,
OREGON.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 9.-The republican
compaign managers today placed Rooseyet's
majority in the State at from 81, 600 to 45 600
WASHINGTON.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 9.-Few figures on the
result in Washington are available today, but
these indicate that Roosevelt carried the
State by $4,000, the largest plurality on
record. Turner, democrat, for governor, ran
we'll ahead of Parker, but Mead, republican,
Is elected by 5000 to 5000.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.--Imcomplete re-
turns from all parts of the State indicates that
Roosevelvs plurality will be double that
given Mckinley four years ago.