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OF 100000 Rryan's vote was esti-,
mated at 35.125; Taft's. 67,203 The
vote of both parties was below the
average of the past SO years, while
the plurality was about 5000 in ex.
cess of the average.
Montana.
Helena. Mont, Nov Returns in
Montana. outside of Silver Bow.
where machines are used, are coming
In slowly, but indications point to
complete victory for the Democratic
state ticket and election of Demo,
crate presidential electors. In Mis-.
soula, three precincts which four
years ago We're heavily Republican,
gave Bryan plurality of IS per cent.
Nebraska. {.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 4.-Nebraska
probably has gone Democratic by a
decisive plurality, with not enough re
turns on governor on which to make
an estimate. Bryan has made slight
gains in country precincts, and in the
cities the Democratic gain is heavy
Bryan carried Lincoln by 600, over
turning a normal Republican plurality
OF 1000
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Nov 1.-The Republi
can national and state tickets were
victorious In Wisconsin yesterday by
plurality estimated at $4,000 The
congressional delegation, with one
district to hear from. probably will
remain about the same as two years
ago, nine Republicans and two Demo.
Gratis. The legislature. which will
elect United States senator to sue
coed Isaac Stephenson, will be over.
whelmingly Republican, the returns
indicating the election of 73 Repub.
licans, 81 Democrats and Social
Democrats in the assembly, and 81
Republicans, Democrats and 2 So.
cial Democrats in the senate.
While Taft carried the city of Mil
; waukee by about 1900, Aylward
tDem) for governor led Davidson
(RepD by about 1900 votes.
Returns from the Trempeleau as
sembly district indicate the defeat OF
J.
lette Republican,, who ran ON an in.
dependent ticket against Albert T.
Twesme, the primary u om | n e
Twesme's plurality ia estimated at
about $50
Chairman Edmunds OF the Republi-
can state central Committee, says
Taft will have at least $4,000 plu.
ip hn fofa x,yh;1
F., Manson of the Democratic state com
mittee will not concede defeat by
more than $4,000 from the returns re-
ceived by him.
7 Nevada.
Reno, New, Nov. 4.-Indications at
carry the state by a substantial ma
jority.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. AT l a. m
the indications are that Taft has car
ried Pennsylvania by plurality that
will be nearer 100000 than $1,000
The returns received show a consider
able falling off in every county with
the exception OF two. A heavy vote
was polled throughout the state
owing principally to the many warm
contests in the legislative districts.
! The Republicans hold their own in
the congressional districts, If they do
not increase their representation
There is practically no change in
the Republican representation in the
legislature
In Philadelphia the national ticket
carried the city by about $4,000 plu
rality. The entire ticket elected by
large plurality.
Michigan.
Detroit, Nov. 4.-While Taft has
carried Michigan by a majority est1
mated at about 100000, at II O'Clock
the election for governor Is in doubt
with Hemans Dem) leading Gov
ernor Warner (Rep) by 1000 to 10.
600. Many country districts in which
i Warner expects heavy vote have
not reported Hemans has broken into
the Republican upper peninsula by
| carrying Marquette city. There are
no early indications of pronounced
Democratic gains in the legislature
New York.
New York, Nov. 4.--Goy Hughes
won by over $4,000 plurality the bien
NAL battle of High Bridge, which was
waged again yesterday as the resi
ment of ballots were marshalled.
! Hughes came down to the city
from upstate with an indicated plu
rality of l2l.OOO Chanler's plurality
south of High Bridge was approx
mately $4,000. The vote of two years
ago was increased by about 10000;
Chanler surprised the Democratic
leaders by an Unexpectedly large vote
| in the rural districts, but lost tremen
dously in the city OF Greater New
York. where his followers had ex
pected at least 100000 plurality.
Il concede the election of Taft anc
Hughes Taft pulled Hughes through
Chanler ran ahead of the rest OF the
ticket We did very well upstate
but | thought we would do better iI
the greater city Although we have
no exact figures on the remainder Of
| the state ticket, il looks as though
| 1t would follow the head and be de-
4 feated"
New ynr. Nov AT II o'clock