Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-04

tie doubt but that Bennett, Demo-
cratic, will be elected by a plurality
of several thousand.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Nov. 4.-For the first
time since Thomas Hendricks was
elected governor on the Democrat C
ticket anu Grant received the elec-
toral vote of the state on the ma
tional Republican ticket, Indiana
has given a plurality to the Repub-
lican candidate for president and at
the zane tila.u elected a Democra tic
candidate fur governor. Whether
Thomas r. Marshall, governor elect,
will carry the rest of the state ticket
with him is a matter for conjecture.
According to the latest estimates
Taft received plurality of about
$4,000 and Marshall about 5000.
Congressional representation will
probably be seven Democrats and
six Republicans. The legislature is
doubtful.
Cincinnati, Nov. 4.-Taft carried
his home state by not less than 10,-
600. The indications are, however.
governor by 10000. The Democrats
gained two Congressional delegates
with two doubtful. Nicholas Long
worth was reelected.
Nebraska.
Lincoln, Nov. 4-Beginning with
brilliant victory in his home precinct
Bryan was reversed by a majority of
1000 in this city. carried the county
by a handsome plurality and will win
the state by 10000.
Oklahoma.
Guthrie. Nov. 4.-Republican gains
have been large but not enough to
affect the result on the national tick
ct, congressman or the state legisla-
ture. Bryan's plurality is estimated
at $4,000. The Congressional delega-
ton of four Democrats and one Re-
publican is reelected and the legis-
lature is Overwhelmingly Democratic.
1t will re-elect Thomas p. Gore Uni
ted States senator.
Illinois.
Chicago, Nov. 4.-Early morning
returns did not materially change
the figures of last night. Taft car
ried Cook county by 72,400 and the
city OF Chicago by 6,4OO. His plural
ity in the state is from 10. 900 20
175,000.
Maryland.
Baltimore, Nov. 4.-The latest re-
turns from Maryland indicate that
Taft carried the state by 163 votes.
the figures being, Taft s7,596 and
Bryan 97,433.
Missouri
st. Louis, Nov. Am almost COM
plete reversal of yesterdays returns
is indicated in the result of the elec-
tlon in Missouri today when the re-
turns from country precincts and the
congressional districts of the cities
came in. Nationally the state is in
doubt with the chances slightly IA
voring Bryan. His margin is so slight,
however, that it may be wiped out.
There is little doubt OF Hadley being
elected governor as he has a lead
over his Democratic opponent of 49,
600. There is a possibility of the Leg
islature being Republican.
Incomplete returns from fifty coun-
ties in Missouri show Taft leading
Bryan by about l 900. iWth only 10
OF the 4O3 city precincts missing Taft
has 6S,SS1 and Bryan 5000. For
governor 392 precincts in the city
give Hadley. Republican, 70 6ss and
Cowherd, Democrat 57,s59. Incom-
plete returns from SO counties and
the city of St Louis give for COVER
nor, Hadley, 1SO029, and cowherd,
1l4,439.
Iowa.
Des Moines Nov. 4.-Incomplete
returns from every Congressional dis
- -.
cate the election Of the Republican
tickets. In the eighth the race is
close. but Representative Hepburn.
(Contfnued IN Pa0e Fourl