Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-14

about two thousand, and present ap-
pearances show that Adams carried
Denver by at least FIVE thousand Civ
ing Adams plurality of between
three and four thousand. Although
there are still number OF precincts
to be heard from they can scarcely
change the result and Republican
state chairman Farley comedies the
election OF Adams. The Republicans
are talking of a contest and claim
they can show sufficient fraud in Den
ven to seat Peabody. to say nothing
of the fraud against him throughout
the state.
In first Congressional district the
race between Bonynge. Republican.
and Whitford. Dem. was neck and
neck and a contest is spoken OF. Pres
ent returns give Whiford, Democratic
IA plurality of ISL.
Former attorney general N. C. Mil.
Ter was defeated by Dan B. Carey, of
the Civil Service Commission by a
plurality of seven hundred.
| In this city Parker was given plu-
rality Of 2.094 votes. running nearly
| thre thousand behind Adams.
For state treasurer It is seen that
\ Sampliner. the Democratic candidate
made a hot race with Holmberg. who
was by all odds the favorite but by
careful counting show Sampliner elect
ed by the narrow margain of three
votes.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Republi
| can majority in the next house will
| probably be 100 or more Figures this
morning show 24i Republicans and
142 Democrats.
| CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. 1O.-The
| legislature will be almost unanimously
| Republican. Democrats claim they
have elected several members of each
but the Republican leaders do not
| concede this Returns coming in from
| outlying precincts today show that
| the Republican managers under-esti
mated their pluralities.
Indications give Roosevelt eighty.
two hundred Mondell $500. Brooks
200, Irvine $500; and Beard $500
Democrts still have hopes OF electing
Corn to the Supreme court. but the
result is doubtful The result OF the
vote for the removal of the capitol is
doubtful. Cheyenne claims she has
| won, but Big Horn and Fremont coun-
ties are not vet in and they both IA
vor Landor
ST LOUIS, Nov. 1O-Democratic
chairman Evans this morning still
maintained the Democratic state tick.
at pulled through Evans has no re
urns from about one hundred coun
ties. Such reports as are in his hands
| relate almost exclusively to the vote
on President and Governor.
II seems certain Cook, Democrat for
state treasurer, and Allen for auditor
are defeated. Remainder of the ticket
except Folk in doubt Republican ma
jority in the joint session of the legis
| lature under today's figures will be
at least fourteen. Booms for Repub-
licans desirous of filling Cockrells sen
| atorial shoes well under way.
Among them State chairman Neid-
| ringhaus. Walbridge who was defeated
for governor, Major Warner. ex-com-
| mander in chief of Grand Army and
| Federal Attorney of Western district,
ri,o-,e1 akius, Ex-state chairman Il
A. Hitchcock, secretary of interior r.
C. Kerns.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. l0.-Returns
from ninety of one hundred and four
teen counties in Missouri tabulated
here today give Roosevelt, 389S7
Parker, 25,43s; Folk, 56,811: Wal
bridge q $50 This count is the com
pletest so far made 1t includes all the
big districts.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The plural.
ity of President Roosevelt in the ma.
tion will be according to indications
at least one and three-auarters mil
lions. The greatest plurality ever
given a presidential candidate. the
nearest approach being in 1896 when
Mckinley received plurality ap-
preaching $4,000 and in 1872 when
Grant received a plurality of 1862 1891,
Roosevelt will receive 343 votes in the
electoral college and Parker 1873. the
solid south being broken by Missouri
that section usually having 10 states
in the Democratic column.
In Maryland Roosevelts official
plurality is only 1876 and a mixed
electoral vote is possible. With Mis-
souri, sending Republican TO the
Senate, the upper house of next Con
gress will be 56 Republicans to "a
Democrats. while the house Of Rep
resentatives will have 262 Republicans
120 Democrats and doubtful
Roosevelt's banner state was Penn
sylvania, where the returns show
Republican plurality of $4,000. with
Illinois the next where Roosevelt
polled an even quarter million more
votes than did Parker. Roosevelt ran
away ahead of his ticket in nearly all
of the so-called doubtful states.