Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-11-16


SAN JUAN, p. R.-The unionist
party scored an overwhelming victory
at the polls Tuesday, carrying all the
seven districts Of the island. The re-
publicans are left without representa-
tion in the next house of delegates. In
the last election the unionists carried
five districts and the republicans two.
The unionists won in a majority of the
municipalities.
HONOLULU, Hawaii.--It is probable
that the republicans will contest the
result in Honolulu. The island of Ha-
waii went democratic except for dele
gate to congress, Kalanianaole, repub-
lican, receiving a majority.
SALT LAKE, Utah. = The re-
publicans in Utah have elected their
state ticket by the usual plurality, re-
turning Joseph Howell to congress
and electing Joseph E. Frick justice Of
the supreme court.
In Salt Lake county, where the
American or anti-Mormon party CEN
tered its efforts, the result is in doubt.
The Americels have plurality Of the
votes in Salt Lake City, but this may
be overcome by the republicans in the
country outside of the city. The DEM
ocratic vote in Salt Lake city shows
falling off of probably 80 per
cent.
SAN FRANCISCO, caI.-At9 9 o'clock
last night George Stone, chairman of
the republican state central commit
tee, said: Reports from the state are
coming In slowly. There is no doubt
as to the result, 1t is only question
Of plurality. Gillette has carried San
Francisco by plurality of 500 to 1000
and the entire republican state ticket,
including eight congressman, has been
elected by plurality exceeding 25..
000."
RALEIGH, N. c.-Tn North Caro-.
lima the vote was light, but esti-
mated to be democratic by about 30,-
900. The Eighth district is doubtful,
with two counties showing democratic
gains of 450 over two years ago. The
Tenth district is close, with the DEM
ocrats slightly in the lead.
AUSTIN, Textile total vote cast
in Tuesdays election was small,
not exceeding 100000 votes all told,
some 135,000 of which represent the
combined vote Of the republican, the
reorganized republican, socialist, So
cialist labor and prohibition parties.
The next legislature will be demo-
cratic overwhelmingly
RENO, Nev.-Bartlett, democratic
candidate for congress, is lead
ing Smith by a safe majority Returns
from the state indicate complete vic
tory for the democratic silver ..1..J
candidates.
ALBUQUERQUE,N N. M. - Partial
returns from seven counties out of 25
in New Mexico give joint statehood a
majority of 1000. Reports so far re-
ceived indicate that the territory will
go for jointure by from 1900 to 1000
Reports indicate the election of An.
/ drews, rep, delegate to congress.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.-Reports from
the state are meager, owing to
the scratching of county tickets. In
complete returns indicate the election
of the republican congressman and the
republican state ticket by not less
than 35, 5,000
GUTHRIE, okla.-The constitution
of the new state of Oklahoma
will be written by democrats. Vernon
H. Whiting, secretary of the Okla
homa republican central committee
comedies the democrats 43 delegates
while Chairman Dunn, of the demo
cratic committee, says there will be a
least 7S democratic delegates on the
floor of the convention. Republican
managers admit that Oklahoma prov
ed great disappointment.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. All tn,
democratic candidates in Florida ar,
elected.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.-Returns fron
the Third district indicate the eleC
ton of James w. Murphy, DEM, owe
Congressman Joseph w. RabcocB
rep, by a plurality of 300.
WILMINGTON, DeI.-The reput
licans have carried Delaware an
elected Burton for congress, over MAJ
vel, democrat. They will also contrc
,, the Delaware legislature.
PROVIDENCE, r. Late return
! indicate the election of Higgins
democrat, for governor.
: Chicago, nl.-The people at tn
prohibition national headquarters 1
this city are congratulating then
r selves upon the excellent shown
, which they claim the prohibitionist
made in the different states Tuesda!
: A large number of dispatches hav
a been received and Charles R. Jone
the chairman of the national prohib
ton committee, said that the tot;
r vote of the party in the differer
! states will exceed 325 900, whereas tn
|. total for Swallow for president in 100
1 was 57,419.