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CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco, Nov THE returns
from the interior of the state are yet
incomplete. Owing to the length Of the
ticket and the great amount OF scratch
ing IN almost every county, the count
progressed very slowly. The most re-
liable estimates OF pluralities obtain
able indicate that Glllett. Republican,
has been elected governor by about
10000. over Bell, Democrat, his near
est competitor. His plurality In this
city IL 1910. II Is believed that solid
Republican delegation has been elect
ed to Congress, The Republicans viii
have majority IN both branches OF the
legislature, and have elected their can
dldates for supreme court justices,
San Francisco. Nov. AT noon to-
day Gen. Geo. Stone, chairman Of the
state central Republican committee,
said:
THE latest reports we have received
indicate that California has elected
eight Republican congressman. There
Is no longer reason to doubt that Me-
Finley is elected in the Second district,
II am inclined TO reduce the majority
last evening claimed for Gillette for
governor The latest returns we have
received convey an insurance that GU
lett is elected by plurality of from
1000 to 10000
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lBER Z 1906 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

candidate for the senatorship. and he
has had the support of the party lead
efs. Republicans claim pluralties
above 10000 for Rev Henry A. Buch-
tel, candidate for governor. and their
other nominees for state offices
The Democrats concede the election
OF the Republican ticket, but claim the
pluralities will be under 10000. The
vote In Denver for governor was.
Bnchtel, Republican, 2S.6Ss Adams,
Democrat, ll,1T3 Lindsey lndepend-
ent. 1850; Haywood. Socialist 1889.
In late extra edition tho News
lDenocratic) comedies the election of
Buchtel. and all other candidates on
the Republican ticket. with the possi-
bic exception OF Chief Justice William
III. Gabbert. He was largely scratched
III every county bur some of the Re-
publicans who cut him voted for Will
liam p. Seeds, while others voted for
George Hartenstein. and thus the OPP
position was divided. Had it been pos
sible to concentrate all the anti-Gab-
bert scratches on one Democratic cam
dldate, the chief justice would have
been overwhelmed.
In the San Juan country. southwest
ern Colorado, the Socialists made in
roads into the Democratic ranks. In
northern Colorado the Democrats made
important gains, but Las Anmas and
Huerfano counties IN which are To-
Gated the large southern coal mining
camps, gave the customary Republican
maJorties OF 1000 ana 500 respective
ly
The Cripple Creek district Republic
can two years ago, was carried by them
this year.
Pueblo, Colo. Nov with six
country precincts missing the figures
indicate that Alva Adams, Democrat,
for governor. carried Pueblo county,
whore he lives, by about 1900
Alya Adams has prs ctically given UP
hope for his election He was at his
desk in his bank this morning as usual
and appeared In fairly good spirits.
In reply to n question he said,
II have not had anything like COM
plete returns from different counties.
but from what is available. ] am prac-
tically ready to concede my defeat,
Replying to another question as TO
what cause he attributed his defeat, he
said.
81 do not wish to make any statement
on that subject. II IS evidently the viii
Of the people"
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
were victors in the state election today,
Gov, Guild being reelected by con-
siderably Increased plurality over last
year while mis- opponent, Dist. Atty.
John b. Moran OF Boston, the candidate
Of the Democratic and Prohibition par
ties and the Independence league, re-
ceived somewhat larger vote than
that given the Democratic candidate a
year ago.
With two-thirds of the state vote
tabulated Mr.. Guilds plurality was es-
timated late tonight at about 81 ,000.
The Republicans re-elect their entire
state ticket, although Lieuth Gov. ORA =
per fell considerably behind Gov Guild
The next legislature viii be Republican
by the usual large majority in both
houses, and this Will insure the re-elec-
ton Of United states Senator w. Muir
ray Crane OF Dalton.
The Massachusetts delegation TO Con-
gress VIII remain practically the same
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. The election
for governor in Kansas is so close
that 1t Is impossible TO give. correct
figures at this hour. Chairman Crum-
mer Of the Republican state committee
claims tho reelection OF Gov. Hooh bv
$500. while Chairman Ryan OF the DEM
ocratic state committee says Harris
has carried the state by at least n. 600
majority. The Republican COMMITTEES
has complete returns from ~ OF the los
counties, Gov. Hoch Is running far
behind his ticket No estimate l.
given on the rest Of the state ticket bur
the indications are that Republicans
are reelected. The entire Republican
congressional delegation Is elected. N
Is thought that the Republicans viii
control the legislature
~ II O'clock the returns received
from over the state indicate that the
election of governor Is in doubt. COM
plete returns from II out Of los conn
tics received ~ Republican headquar-
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, Nov. 1,--lllinois went Re-
publican by oyer 100000. the vote for
Smulski, state treasurer footing about
10000 with a few districts estimated.
Complet rctlrns of Chicago on state
treasurer give Smuslll Republican,,
l2S,'S6; PoIcowski, Democrat, ~
$50.
The Republicans lost two congress
sional districts apparently in chi.
ease ana two more down state maxi
lag a gain Of four for the Democrats
aud giving them fvd instead bf one
IN the Illinois congressional deega-
ION The successful Democrats were
jones T. McDermott who beat Charles
Wharton I'm the Fourth district: A. j
SABBATH who won out against ANTHONY
Michaelek, Ia the Fifth; b. T. Cald-
Wen, who beat zeno J. Rives In the
Twenty-hrst aud NJ y. Foster. who
got more ballots than Frank l. Dick.
soE In the Twcnty.thlrd. Henry T.
Rainey, Democrat. was reelected In
the Twentieth district.
All the defeated Republicans are
in the present Congress, having been
renomnated
The legislature - undoubtedly Re-
publican by good majority on Joint
ballot. This insures the return 10 the
senate Of Senator s NJ. Cullom, who
received the majority Of the votes at
the Republican state primaries.
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ters show a plurality OF 5000 for Hoch
Tor goyerno,.
it is conceded that tho Republican
members Of the supreme court and the
REST OF the state ticket are elected.
Gov Hoch said today:
'Of course ] am surprised at the
rioseness Of the vote, but | realized
when ! went into the campaign that
mere were certain things which would
lnJure my chances The negro uues-
ton, the railroad question: and the pro-
hlpition question. cut both ways aud
reduced my vote. In my own county
or Marion the heavy vote against nae
was due TO the courthouse difficulty
ana part OF the county went almost
solid ON that issue.
Il believe now that will be re-
elected. but II | had been defeated |
would have been found standing by
inc Republican party Just the same
Kansas city, Nov. The star says:
Win complete returns, unofficial
from SO out OF 105 counties, w. A. Har-
ris' Democrat, has a plurality for gov
ernor OF 1907 over Hoch, Rebublican.
The returns from tho remaining sc
counties can hardly change the final
result.
Revised returns from southeastern
Kansas have greatly reduced Harris
plurality since last night.
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DUBOIS ALSO GOES DOWN.
Legislature is Republican and Borah
VIII Go 10 the u. s. Senate.

Boise. Ida, ESQ p m,--The defeat OF
Dubois and stocklaser and the election
OF Borah and Goodins now are sure
ana certain. Gooding's majority Will
reach 10000.
The legislative ticket will 30 Repub-
lican by narrow margin. Up to poon
today they count a majority OF but nine
ia house and two IN senate Returns
on the state up 10 late hour last night
showed stoeksager In the lead on gov
ernorship. but as time goes on Good
Ing advances further in the lead
Both candidates lost their homo coun-
ties; Ada county. in which Boise IS
situated. went anti-Gooding. but elected
a full Republican county ticket.
The following counties went Demo-
cratic Ada, Boise, Idaho, Kootcnai.
Lemhl. Lincoln, owyhee and Wash
ington,
Those which went Republican are
Bannock. Bear Lake. Bingham. Blaine.
Cassia. Custer, Fremont, Lstah, Nsz-
perez. oneida. Goodng was saved by
the large majorities given him in the
southeastern part OF the state Oneida
county turned him nearly 5000 ma
jorIty. Dubois challengers commenced
their work In the Mormon counties, but
soon abandoned their posts.
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Des Moines la. Nov, Three hun
dred and Twenty-Five precincts out OF
a total in Iowa of 2.l97. give Cummins
39490 and Porter Democrat, 80, 40S, The
same two years ago gave Cummins a.
432, and sullivan 25,6la. loss TO Cum
Minis OF 1l.73s.
Reports from 400 precincts OF the
state put Cummins 1856 votes behind
his vote OF 1903 His plurality that
year was 10000, but n he loses in the
rest OF the precincts as he has already
he may be defeated by small margin.
Both party chairmen claim the cleo
ton on the ground that favorable ter
ritory Is yet to be heard from.
Des Moines, Nov, 7.--Reports from
about half the counties Of the state re-
celved at political headquarters indl-
cate that the Republicans carried the
state for the entire ticket.
Chairman Woods says that all the
late reports Increase the plurality for
the head OF the Republican ticket and
his latest estimate is that Cummins win
have more than $4,000 plurality.
At Democratic headquarters II was
said that Porter will have a plurality
OF less than 5000 There liz no doub.
Of the election OF Hamilton, Democrat.
TO Congress In the Sixth district, but
the First district Is still in doubt.
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul. NOV Cat . o'clock this
morning the Indications are that Gov.
John A. Johnson, Democrat. is re-
elected by 10000 plurality and that later
returns will materially increase this
plurality. A. l.. Cole, Republican, ran
far behind the rest OF the ticket. the
election OF which is claimed by from
$4,000 TO $4,000 plurality. The Demo-
Gratis. however, maintain that II john
sons plurality goes over $4,000 he Will
pull through one or two'of the candl-
dates for other state Offices.
The returns on the Legislature, which
VIII elect successor to Senator Mel
son, are meager, but indicate that the
Republican majority WI be much re-
duced. Eight OF the nine members Of
Congress from the state are RepublI-
can. There is a close contest in the
Second district, where Congressman
james I. McCleary is being opposed by
W. ;, Hammond. the issue being on
tariff reduction. The Democrats claim
Hammond's election. but at a. m.
McCleary telephoned that he expected
To be reelected By less than 1000 plu-
Tulity.
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MISSOURI.

81. Louis Nov. THE election IN
Missouri resulted IN heavy Democratic
gains over the vote OF 1904 and while
all the returns are not In yet, the in
dcations are that the state has
marched back TO the Democratic ranks,
Many heavy Democratic counties
that slumped badly IN 1904 made an
old-time showing for the Democratic
ticket Boone county. in particular
not only regafhed its old fame as a
Democratic stronghold, but saved the
Eighth congressional district to the
Democracy. The Legislature seems
Democratic I'm both branches beyond
doubt. The Democrats will probably
have 20 members OF the senate and 80
members of the house. and the Repub-
lioans II members of the senate ana
81 members Of the house. The Demo-
Gratis not only reelected their five
congressman, but made n gain Of seven
more For an of year election there
was heavy vote polled
Chairman Evans, of the Democratic
state committee. holds To the claim of
& majority OF at least $4,000. But UNI
I'll all the returns are In, the result is.
not conceded at Republican state
headquarters.
Complete returns from the 4O5 pre-
cncts OF 81 Louis showed this morn
ing that the Republicans had carried
through the entire ticket by pluralities
ranging from $500 to $500, and that
the Republican state candidates had
received pluralitles OF between 1000 and
s 900 each in the city
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Nov. 7.-Practically
complete returns today sustain Iaaf
nights figures OF Republican land
slide In this (JacksoD county, the
Republican ticket with two possible
exceptions having pluralities of from
5000 to 1000. The plurality for tho
Republican state ticket IN this county
Is placed at $500.
Z Congressman T., c. Ellis, Republican
IN the Fifth district, was reelected by
3, 900 over Wallace, Democrat. This
IS a Republican gain OF 1000 over two
years ago
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20 DISTRICTS TO HEAR FROM.
As Matters Now Stand the DEM
ocrats Have Gained Twen.
ty Seats.
In Kentucky the Republicans Carried
Third Dlstrict-Spealscr Cannon Got
Ills Usual 10000 Majority.

Washington Nov. 7.,-presIdcnt
Rooscyclts appeal for Republican
Congress was not IN vain, with the
count still going on, the result so far
shows the election OF 2ll Republican
congressman, 1855 Democrats, with 20
districts to be heard from. There are
1856 seats TO be filled in the house and
should the Democrats get the remaining
~ they would still not have the control
The most sanguine prediction put out
by Chairman Sherman previous to the
election was that the republicans would
retdln the control of the house by so.
As the results now stand the Democrats
have gained 20 districts held In the
present Congress by Republicans as fol-
lows.
Illinois 2, Indiana / Iowa J. Missouri
3, Nebraska /. NeN Jersey 8, New York
!. North Carolina 1, Ohio 3. Pennsyl-
wanna and Wisconsin /.
IN lllinois the defeated Republicans
are iives and Dickson Of the Twenty
fltst and Twenty-third districts; IN In.
diana, Cromer of the Eighth: In Iowa
Lacey of the Sixth I'm Missouri
foulderson of the Fourth Welborn
OF the seventh and CaullSns Of the
Ilfleenth; in Nebraska. Kennedy OF
the Second; in New York, Wardsworh
OF the rhlrty-fourth; in New Jersey
Pickett of the Ninth in North Caro-
INA, Blackburn OF the Eighth: in
ONO. Douglas, who beat Grosvenor
Tor the Republican nomination. In
Wisconsin, Babcock gives his seat to
. Democrat; In Pennsylvania. Dale OF
the Tenth and Palmer OF the Eleventh
and Samuel of the Sixteenth.
The Republicans gained the Third
kentucky district, where James de-
iieated richardson This is the only
Republican gain SO far reported.
speaker Cannon received his usual
l5DO0 majority. The fight against
Dalzell OF Pittsburg was futile. as Mr
Dalzell Is reelected with reduced
majority.
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MON TANA.

Helena. Mont Nov The
count Is proceeding slowly In silver
Bow county, aud will hardly be COM
peted today on account OF the size of
The ballot. Until Silver Bow county is
completed, reliable figures on the out
come will not be available Every
thins indicates. however that Charles
y. Pray will have easily 5000 majority
over Walsh. Democrat. and Smith. Re.
publican, has about i00O0 over Me-
Clernan, Democrat The Legislature
viii be about Is Republican on Joint
ballot, Only about 10 per cent Of the
vote In Butte. Silver Bow county. had
been counted up 10 $3.50 q. M. This in
dlcates tho Republicans have elected a
portion Of their legislative ticket.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov 6,-Curtis Guild Jr.. was
reelected governor of Massachusetts
today by plurality Of about $4,000. The
rest OF the state ficket was also sue
cessful, and the congressional delega-
ton will be elected, standing II Repub-
llcans and three Democrats. With three
cities and towns missing, the vote stood
Guild, Republican. 2ls,6O6; Moran, Dem
ocrat, lSS,5iS.
The legislature is strongly Republic
can
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, n. d., Nov Late returns
show that Sarles, Republican, is elect
Cd governor by safe majority. and
t'ske, Democrat, is elected Judge OF
the supreme court The legislature will
be safely Republican.
A special to the Dispatch from Fargo,
n. D., says;
While the state Republican headauar-
ters concede the defeat of Judge Knauf,
the Republican nominee for supreme
court. u Is still hoped that sarles has
pulled through for governor, but this
Is not stantiated by claims that
come to newspaper Offices up 20 y. M
AZ that hour defeat Of sarles seemed
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HAMMOCK Is REPUBLICAN.
But Gooding Loses in PocateIlo by sOi
Case Pulled Through.

Pocatelo. Nov. The election re-
turns this morning show that Pocatello
Went Democratic by about 200 major
ity, The county of Bannock is safely
Republican. with four precincts vet TO
hear from namely Wayan, Salt River.
Robin and Cleaveland. Gooding lost I'm
the city by 2O4 Case for assessor. the
weakest in the bunch, leads In the
county By Is majority.
Later-The returns this afternoon
elect Goodlng, Republ lean governor
by 1000 majority. Bannock county
goes Republican by 700 and the legis-
lative ticket by 700 Geo. r, Gray Tor
county attorney IL reelected by $500
majority. l.. y. Case. assessor, 1t6 ma
jority The small precinct OF Wagsn
yet to be heard from The city vote
was light, less than 1000 votes were
cast and all precinct officers elected.
Pocatello went Democratic by 200 ma.
Iority
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NEVADA.

Reno, New. Nov Almost COM
plete returns from the larger precincts
or the state show sweeping Demo-
cratic victory. Bartlett, Democrat for
Congress will defeat Smith Republi-
can by 1000 and Sparks Democrat, in
cumbent governor Will defeat Mitchell
by about the same. The legislature
will be close but majority OF the
holdoyer senators who will vote for
United States senator two years from
now, viii be Republican.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, KY. Nov. AN unofficial
count of incomplete returns up to 10
o'clock this morning showed that Gov.
Becbham was leading for United States
senator by about 1000 votes over SEN
ator McCreary.
Mount Sterling. KY, Nov. Returns
received at Republican headquarters
here indicate the election of John W
Langley Republican. to Congress from
the Tenth district over Frank A. Hop
kins. Democrat by 700 majority.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. I.--Returns re-
ceiveI at Republican state headquar-
tiers today indicate the election of
sheldon, Republican. for governor BY
about $4,000 plurality Chairman Rose
Of the state committee claims 81 Re-
publican members OF the legislature 81
being a majority This viii mean the
election OF Norris Brown for United
States senator.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del, Nov 6.-Returns
from 10 of the SO voting districts IN
Wilmington give Marvel, Democrat.
for Congress 57si; Burton Republican,
6,lsS.
a vote was taken today throughout
Delaware on the initiative and referen-
dunn II was not opposed to any eX-
tent. ANA will be adopted.
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ARIZONA.

Phoenix. Arlz.. Nov. The vote for
joint statehood IN Arizona is estimated
not to exceed l5 per cent of the total
vote, and may be even less. This cal
culation Is made on partial returns
from 10 out Of IS counties. Marlcopa
county, with FIVE country precincts
missing, Voted For jointure, 800,
against, 1853 The legislature Is
strongly Democratic
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, n H., Nov SLOW cleo
ton returss showed no material
changes IN results today Floyd Re-
publican. led Jameson, Democrat. for
governor by an estimated plurality OF
2.22O. a majority vote is required and
the election viii probably be thrown
into the Legislature. which IL Is beiley-
ed win be Republican Congressman
Currier and Sulloway. Republicans.
We're easily returned.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh. n. c., Nov 6,--In North
Carolina the vote was light. hut estI.
mated to be Democratic by about 81. 900
The Eighth district Is doubtful, with
two counties showing gains OF $50 over
two years ago The Tenth district Is
close. with the Democrats still ln the
lead
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COLORADO.

Denver, NOV. Returns are incom-
plete, but sufficient 10 show the cleo
ton of the entire Republican state.
congressional and judicial tickets
and Republican majority OF 40 or
more on Joint ballot in the Legislature.
which viii elect scna tor TO succeed
Thomas NJ. Patterson. Simon Gusgen-
helm Is the only avowed Republican
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NEW MEXICO.

Santa Re. y. NJ, Nov. 7,-Returns
are sim too few and too scattered 10
give any estimate of the majority for
joint statehood. and Delegate w. Fl.
Andrews. but they will be between A.
600 and 1000 for each. The statehood
vote seems to be only one-halt of the
vote polled on local tickets, tho apthy
being even more pronounced than at
first reported
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GOV. CO0D|NC
IS REELECTED
--------------------------
Idaho Executive Victorious Over
Duboisites and Their Cow.
ardIy Methods.
WON A MOST NOTABLE FIGHT.
Congressman French Will Also be
Returned Though by a Margin
That Appears Close.
Democratic Candidates for Governor
And Congress Lose Heavily In
West and South Counties.

Boise. Ida, Nov. y.--Aocordlng to re-
turns this morning It seems assured
that Gov. Gooding.. the Republican can
didate for governor, has been reelected
by a substantial majority. though his
plurality shows heavy losses from the
vote he received In 1904.
French, the Republican candidate for
congressman is probably elected over
Hattabaugh. Democrat. but by a con-
siderably narrower margin than Good.
ing,
The returns are very SLOW, but basing
estimates on these, Judge Stockslager.
the Democratic gubernatorial candI-
date and Hattabaugh the Democratic
candidate for Congress, will carr,
northern Idaho by small majority
while the western part Of the state will
give light majorities for Cooling and
French. and the southern counties
(Mormom viii give heavy Republican
plurslitles.
SOME DoUBTFUL CLAIMS
Boise, l p, n.--The returns are com
ing In slowly, and the state stiI is In
doubt on governor and legislative
ticket. GoodIng may have a small ma
jority. but that depends upon the
southeast All but two Republican
counties outside of the Mormon belt
give Stockslager maJorltles running
from 500 to 1000.
DEMOCRATIC VIEWPOINT.
Democrats claim the state for Stocks
lager for governor by about 1000. Re-
publicans claim It by 1000. Legislature
believed TO be Republican. Returns
are very incomplete, but the most ac-
curate figures obtainable are as fol-
lows Stockslager majorIties for gov
ernor are as follows: Ada, 500: Blaine.
ESQ; Cassis, 100; Custer 500: LemhI
400; EImore, 4OO Boise 500; owyhee,
400; Washington. 500; Idaho, 400; Sho-
shone, zoo; Canyon, 400; Lincoln. 400.
Kootenai, 500: total, $3.50.
Gooding majorlties-Bear Lake. 500.
Bannock 700; Fremont, 1900; Bing-
ham, 500; Oneida. 1900; Nezperce, 500.
Latah, 500; total, 5000.