The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-11-10
The Latest Bulletins.

Tins up 10 z O'CLOCK LnlS dlLSIuOOn 10
sued by the national headquarters
here are as follows:
Ilinois-Leaders of the republican
and democrat parties are dazed by the
showing made in Chicago by social
lists. The polling of 41,595 votes for
Debs, in the opinion or local leaders,
presages important changes in the
line up of political parties in Chicago,
with the possibility Of the passing Of
the democratic party as a dominant
factor in Illinois. The socialistic vote
is expected to reach n nundred and
fifty thousand. This enormous gain
has been at the expense of the demo-
Gratis.
New York-Latest returns indicate
Roosevelt's plurality outside the city
about 10000. This is twenty-three
thousand more than the state gave
Mckinley. The presidents plurality
will aggregate 208,000. Parker Sc
cured thirty-nine thousand plurality
in Greater New York outside of Brook
Ign. Roosevelt's plurality in Brook
Ign is 1929. Higgins is elected by
seventy-five thousand over Herrick.
Higgins plurality up state aggregates
157, 900. Herrick in Greater New
York has about seventy thousand.
Indiana-State is easily republican
by fifty thousand and it may reach
s~eventy-ive. The republicans gained
two members of congress carrying the
Second and Twelfth districts. Han
ley for governor runs five thousand
behind Roosevelt,
! Nebraska All doubts concerning
the state ticket were settled by the
later returns which indicate the re-
election of Mickey, rep, for governor
by fifteen thousand, Republicans
have a safe majority in the legisla-
ture, insuring election CT Congress
man Burkett to the senate. eCongres-
sional delegation solidly republican
with the possible exception Of the
Third. Roosevelt's plurality over
Watson, seventy-ive thousand. Par
ker is third man in the race.
Kansas R~oosevelt's plurality in
Kansas will reach ninety thousand.
Eight republican congressman ran
even with the ticket.
Ohio-The republicans now claim
the solid congressional delegation, a
gain of four seats. Rooseveltis plu-
rality is appropriated two hundred
thousand.
Wisconsin-La Toilette Varies Wis
tonsin by $4,000 plurality, running be-
hind the national ticket by fifty thou
land. The legislature is republican
on joint ballot, but Senator Quarles is
doomed. Congressman Babcock, who
fought La Toilette, is apparently elect
ed. On the face of the returns he has
only a plurality of eighteen votes.
Wisconsin - Wisconsin goes 70
Roosevelt by sixty-iye thousand. La.
Toilette for governor will have thirty
eight thousand.
California-Returns from all parts
of the state indicate Roosevelt's plu-
rality will reach sixty thousand. Re-
publicans elected all eight congress.
men. .
oregon-The Republican managers
claim the state for Roosevelt by thir.
ty-five to forty-ive thousand.
Nevada Nevada is carried by
Roosevelt by a few hundred. The leg,
islature is democratic, joint ballot in.
surfing the election of Sparks to the
senate. Van Duser democrat, is prob,
ably elected to congress.
Washington-RooseveIt has carried
the state by thirty thousand. Mead,
republican, elected governor by six
to eight thousand.
Utah-Roosevelt has carried the
state by from ten to twelve thousand.
State ticket will be contested.
neutrality-suspicious. have carried
Idaho by ten thousand. Roosevelt
may have twenty thousand.
observation-disclosures slow, but there
are strong possibilities Roosevelt has
carried the state. Parker carried
Baltimore by less than five hundred,
the smallest plurality in the city's his
tory.
Colorado-Republican ticket is I'M
doubtedly elected with Peabody run.
ming two thousand behind. Enor-
nous number of scratched ballots de-
lay returns until late this evening.
Missouri-Returns from st. Louis
and the counties of the state up o
DON indicate that Folk is elected
governor by about thirty thousand
majority. He carried st. Louis by
1886 over Parker.
Minnesota-Roosevel carries Min
nesota by 100, 900. The entire repub.
lican congressional ticket Is elected.
Gubernatorial contest is close. Re.
publicans still claim election, but indi-
cations point to election Of Johnson,
democrat, by a narrow margin.
West Observation-Disclosures are slow,
but indications are Dawson, rep, is
elected governor by a small majority
as compared with the presidential
ickat