Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-07

candidate for governor is Charles S. De-
neen; democratic candidate, Lawrence b.
Stringer.
Very early in the campaign Illinois was
regarded as doubtful by democrats on &C
count Of the stock yard labor troubles,
which unsettled conditions in Chicago The
state has long since been. conceded to the
republicans, although the democrats nomi-
nalIy class it as doubtful. ROoseVe!ts
plurality will nearly if not quite equal that
of Mckinley four years ago.
Indiana.
Votes in electoral college, Is. Popular
vote in 1900 for Mckinley, 336,O63; for
Bryan, 3O95S4; plurality for Mckinney
2.4S1.
indiana votes for electors and state Of
ficers on the republican, democratic. popu-
list, prohibition, socialist and socialist-labor
tickets. The candidates for governor are
Republican, j. Frank Hanly; democratic,
John W. Kern. -f.sst =
Indiana will probably be republican. Tag
CARTS claim that he could deliver the state
to Parker has not inspired confidence OF the
democrats, although the national demo-
cratic committee claims the state. Much
was hoped by the democrats from bryan S
campaign in Indiana, but his tour there IS
not regarded as having had lasting erect
on those who voted for him four years
previously.
Votes in electoral college. ID. Popular
vote in 1900 for Mckinley. 3O7.1s5; for
Bryan, 2O9,179; plurality for Mckinley,
98, COG.
Iowa votes for electors and for state Of
ficers on the republican. democratic, prohi-
bition, populist and socialist tickets The
candidates for governor are: RepubHcan'
VIM. B. Martin, democratic, Cnafies "A.
Dickson.
Iowa will give Roosevelt a Mckinley
plurality.
Kansas.
Votes In electoral college, TO- Popular
vote In 1900 for Mckinley. 1S5,955; for
Bryan, 1872 sol; plurality for Mckinley, %,
354.
Kansas votes for republican, fusion, peo-
pies prohibition, socialist electors and for
state tickets for each of these parties ex TX,
cept the peoples, which did not put up
such ticket fusing with the democrats on
state affairs The fusion" ticket will re-
ceive the support Of democrats and popu-
lists.
Kansas Is conceded to Roosevelt by the
democrats
Kentucky.
Votes in electoral college, Ii. Popular
vote in 1900 for Bryan, 235. 103; for McKin-
ley. 227. 12S; plurality for Bryan, 1875.
Kentucky votes for democratic, repubh-
can, peoples. prohibition socialist and So
cialist labor electors.
Kentucky will be for Parker by probably
not more than 10000. The Bryan demo-
Gratis have taken Httle interest In the cam
paign.
Louisiana.
Vote in electoral college, 9. Popular vote
in 1900 for Bryan. 53.671; for Mckinley.
IA, 233; plurality for Bryan, 80. 438.
Louisiana votes for democratic. republic
can and socialist electors.
The usual democratic plurality Will be
given to Parker.
Vote in electoral college. 6. Popular vote
In 1900 for Mckinley. 65,435; for Bryan,
| &c, S22: plurality for Mckinley. 2S813.
Maine held its fall election on the state.
| congressional and legislative tickets last
| September. the state going republican by
| about 10000 all the republican represent
| atives being reelected. with plurahties OF
| from 5000 to 5000. The republicans claimed
| that any plurality In excess Of 1900 OF
| 200 would be a victory for them and
| after the September election declared that
| the result in the state indicated conclusive
| ly that no apathy existed toward the cleo
| ton of Roosevelt. as had been charged by
| democrats.
! Maine will vote for republican, demo
| cratic. peoples. prohibition and socialist
| electors
| maryland.
| Vote in electoral college. 8. Popular vote
In 1900 for Mckinley. 136. 212; for Bryan.
2.271: plurality for Mckinley. 1894.
| Maryland votes for democratic. republi-
can. prohibition and socialist electors. The
| state has not been claimed by the republi-
| can national committee. being placed In the
| doubtful column. The race question was
brought forward prominently in Maryland
| by the democrats very early In the cam
| paign and has been made the leading issue
/ Democrats claim the state as sure for
| Parker.
| Massachusetts.
| Vote in the electoral college. 16. Popular
vote in 1900 for Mckinley. 23S, 866: fol
Bryan. 156.997; plurality for Mckinley
| 81 800
Massachusetts will vote for republican
democratic. popuIist, prohibition, socialist
and socialist labor electors Candidates fol-