The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-11-11

the democratic state ticket. Counting
OF votes is very slow.
Bryan Said Nothing.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. "a copy of
Alton i. Perker's message of congratu-
lation to President Roosevelt was
shown to William ]. Bryan last even
ing. Mr.. Bryan said it was too early
30 comment on the result and declined
TO make any statement.
LafoIIette Likely Elected.
Milwaukee, Nov. 9-The state Is
conceded to Roosevelt by large plu.
rality, and Lafollette. rep, is believed
to have been elected governor over
Peck, dem., by safe plurality. There
are no figures at this time upon which
to make an estimate on the next legis-
lature.
Chicago Is For Teddy.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-President Roose-
welt has apparently carried Chicago by
about $4,000 and Cook county by 10000
to 100000. Charles S. Deneen, the re-
publican candidate for governor, will
have about the same plurality. The
republicans have probably carried the
first and Fights congressional districts,
hitherto democratic.
Did Better Than Mckinley.
San Francisco, Nov. Incomplete
returns from California indicate that
Roosevelt has carried the state by
larger majority than did Mckinley four
years ago. OF the eight congressman
to be elected the republicans claim TO
be assured of seven, with the second
district in doubt. In this district Bell,
DEM, is running ahead of his ticket.
Kansas Ticket Split Up.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 9.-The indica-
tons are that Roosevelt will carry the
state by 10000 plurality. The state
ticket is badly scratched and the COM
plete returns are not expected soon.
All the republican congressman are
elected.
Pennsylvania Surprise.
Philadelphia, Nov 9.-Roosevelt's
vote in Pennsylvania far exceeds the
expectation of the republican man.
ayers There is heavy falling off in
the democratic vote all over the state.
The republicans have elected 20 OF the
92 congressman, carrying all the
doubtful districts. They have also
elected 25 of the 26 candidates for The
state senate and about It's of the 240
members of the house of representa-.
t;ves. This gives them an overwhelm-
ing majority in the next. legislature
and insures the election of P. c. Knox
OF Pittsburg, the appointee of Gov.
Pennypacker to succeed the late NJ.
S. Quay. The republicans have car.
ried all the counties and districts in
which fusion was effected between
democrats and citizens party, and the
counties in which there were indie
pendent movements.
Indana's Vote.
Indianapolis, Nov. 9.-From reports
received from every one of the ninety
two counties in Indiana it is apparent
the republicans have carried the state
for the national and state tickets by
10000. The legislature will be heavily
republican and the republicans have
elected nine, and possibly eleven con.
gressmen. The democratic organiza-
ton leaders concede the republicans
the state by $4,000.
Both Claim Missouri,
st. Louis, Nov. 9.-The result Of the
election in Missouri and in st. Louis
are in doubt Both sides claim victory.
The democratic state committee claim
ed that the state had been carried by
a majority of $4,000 and st. Louis by
5000 and that fifteen democratic con-
gressmen had been elected and the
legislature will be democratic by
majority Of forty, assuring the re-elec-
ton Of United States Senator Cockrell
On the other hand. State Republican
Chairman Neidringhau was equally as
sertive that st. Louis had gone repub-
lican by 10000 and the state majority
would reach 600