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state, making gain of five for the
democrats and giving them six instead
Of one in the Illinois congressional
delegation.
Danville, III. - Omcial returns
from all the counties in the
district give Joseph Can
non, speaker of the national house of
plurality of 10,0S8.
This is 1000 larger than his plurality
four years ago.
ST. PAUL, Minn.-Gov. John John
son, democrat, has been reelected
governor of Minnesota by at least 40,-
900 plurality. The remainder OF the
state ticket is republican with the pos
sible exception of secretary of state.
Minnesota will not send solid re-
publican delegation to congress this
year, as has been the case for de-
cade. James T. McCleary, representa-
tive from the Second congressional
district, and member of the ways and
means committee of the house, has
been defeated by his democratic op-
ponent, Winfield 8. Hammond.
DES MoINES, Ia.-Complete re-
turns from Iowa show 196,822 votes
for Gov. Cummins to 174,366 for Por-
ter, DEM, giving Cummins a plurality
of 22,456 for governor.
TOPEKA, kan.-Chairman Crum-
mer, Of the republican state commit
tee. declared last evening that there
was absolutely no question of Hoch's
reelection for governor by at least
from SO of the los counties in Kan
sas," he said, "and the information is
almost as correct as official. There is
no chance for Hoch's defeat"
Topeka, Kan. - Although there
are still five Kansas counties not
heard from, 1t Is generally believed
that Hoch, rep, for governor, has been
elected by between $500 and 1000 plu-
rality over Harris.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-From nearly COM
plete returns from all counties, the
democrats have carried the state by
plurality of 7,640, electing all candi-
dates on the state ticket and IL of the
16 congressman. The republicans
elected congressman in Kansas City
and st. Louis, but lost all the districts
in the state which had been swept into
the republican ranks two years ago.
WHEELING, w. Va.-The complete
turns from the different counties in
West Virginia increase the size of the
republican victory. The congressional
majorities are approximately as fol-
lows:
First district-Hubbard. rep, 1000.
Second district-Sturgis, rep, $500.
Third district-Gaines, rep, $500.
Fourth district-Woodyar rep, g.
600.
Fifth district-Hughes, rep, 1850.
Total republican majority for the
state ticket is about $4,000. The leg
islature is republican by more than
the majority In 1904. when it was 81
on joint ballot.
NEW HAVEN, conn.-With but
single town missing, Woodruff,
the republican candidate for governor,
has a plurality of 20,709 votes over
Thayer, democrat.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-Accordin to
the latest returns received throughout
the state, Indiana went about 10000
republican. The democrats gained
two congressman. The latest returns
show that the republicans elected nine
congressman and the democrats four.
The legislature will be republican on
Joint ballot bV about 90
BOISE, Idaho.-Gov. Gooding is re
elected by a plurality of from 1000 tc
5000. The legislature will contain As
republicans and "a democrats. This
insures the election Of William Borah
as United States senator to succeed
Senator Dubois.
FARGO, N. Dive concede the de
feat of Gov. Sarles by Mr.. Burke, hi.
democratic opponent, by a probable
plurality of 2,000," said Chairman
Hanna, of the republican state centra
committee, last evening. 1--WE alst
concede the defeat of John K. Nauff
our candidate for judge of the su
preme court, by Judge Fisk on tn,
democratic ticket by 5000. We ar,
confident that the rest of the repub
lican ticket has been elected"
DENVER, col.-Returns show tn
election of the entire republican state
congressional and judicial tickets an,
republican majority of 80 or NOR
on joint ballot in the next Legislature
which will elect senator to succee
Thomas M. Patterson. Simon Gugger
helm is the only avowed republican
candidate for the senatorship and h
has the support of the party leaders.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-With only fey
mountain counties to hear from, an
these probably increasing his Lead
Gov. Beckham has won his figh
against Senator McCreary for tn
nomination for the United States ser
atorship in the democratic primaries
Samuel w. Hager was nominated 70
governor in the same primary by
majority of about $4,000. The con
plexion of Kentucky's representatio