Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-05
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
MISSOURI.

cal atus following Tuesdays election is
still in "show me" stare. Until com.
peie figures are 10, the exact result will
not be known. Hadley has been elect
ed governor by msiority that will
probably exceed $4,000. Today early,
complete official and unofficial returns
from every county In Missouri give Taft
the state by plurality of sixly-seveu.
TIE official count may be required, how
ever, to determine.
The republicans claim q minority In
the legislature of three on lint ballot,
the democrats four. Five and perhaps
six republican congressman have been
elected.
Senator Stone has lead of nearly
l6, 900 over Folk for the democratic
uomina ion .for senator. Lieut.. Cover
nor Mckinley is leading Kerens for the
republican nomination for the Senate by
almost thirteen thousand.
OHIO.
Columbus, O., Nov. 6.-Governor
Paris (rtpp.) and republican stTe
Otarmaa Williams today concede the
defest Of Bauis for reelection by Jud.
son Harmon (iem. by plurality in the
ueighborhood of 10000. Tsft's plu-
rality 10 Ohio will run from $4,000 to
go, 900. The legislature is republican
beyond all dispute.
The republican ka1ers are shaping a
programme to prevent Gov. harmon ap-
pointing U. 8. S,Dator to succeed
Foraker, by having Gov. Hanis call the
legislature in extra session before he re-
tires from Office to name senator to
succeed Foraker.
Cleveland, o., Nov. 5.-Copgress-
man Burton will begin at once a cam
paign for U. S senator from Ohio.
Arthur l. Vorys, Taffs manager in
Ohio, is regarded as formidable rival to
Burton, as Charles P. Taft Of Cinciu-
pati may be q candidate for Senator.
MARYLAND.
B fillmore, Nov. 5.-Rela'ed returns
from the counties received up to ii o. clock
today increase the estimate for TAFT
from last nights figures by ten votes.
On the face of the unofficial returos up to
this hour with portions OF Dorchester
county missing Taft has plurality in
the state Of l46.
The Baltimore News complete unof-
fetal returns give Maryland to Bryan by
a small msjority, possibly under 100
The official count began at noon.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 5.-The repub-
ican state committee comedies all state
Offices 10 the democrats. Eleven demo-
era ic congressman are elected and the
legislature is democratic by eigh! on
oiut ta'lot. Democratic aspirsuts for
the Sanatorship srs L. Ert. S ack Of
franklin, B. n. Shively, Of South Bend
and John W, Kern. The Tageart ma
chine is for Kern.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Fargo, N. d., Nov. 5.-The North
Dakota election result Is settled 10 Taits
favor. 1t may take the official count t.
decide whether O. A. JUhns,D (repp.),
or John Burke (dem has been elected
governor.
Incomplete returns now indicate
Burke's election by small plurality.
NEW JERSEY.
Paterson, N. j., Nov. 5.-Willism
Hughes, democrat, was elected as repre-.
sentative of the Sixth congressional
which includes Passsic, Bergen and Sus-
sex counties. Hughes rival was Foxhsll
(repn.)
Hughe, plurality in the entire district
is over l, 800.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 5.-Tsft has
carried West Virginia by over 20, 900,
according to the latest returns from sll
the counties in the state. The estimated
pluralities are: Taft 20, 459; Glasscock
(pep.) for governor, 1858.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, N. O, Nov. 5.-The repub-
lieaus elected two congressman from
North CaroIins-Oowles In the Eighth
district aud Grant in the Tenth, and
claim that Morshesd defeated Brooks,
his democratic opponent, In the Fifth
district.
COLORADO.
Denver, COL, Nov. 5.-Only ten OF
The ffty-two counties in Colorado have
made complete returns. Scattering re-
turns from others show 5000 to 5000
Bryan plurality and Shafroth (dem.
elected governor By 5000.
Trial of a Priest.
Rutland, VT, Nov. 5.-The trial Of
Rev. Francis orociata, the Italian