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Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Illinois

CHICAGO-Roger Sullivan. Demo-
cratic National Committeeman Of mi
nois. conceded at headquarters that
Taft would carry Indiana.
DANVILLE. Hi.--Late returns indicate
cannon's plurality will exceed that OF
two years ago.
CHIcAGo-Long distance reports to
Secretary Hayward OF the Republican
National Committee declare Taft has
carried Indiana by $1,000.
Estimates based on re-
turns from 260 out OF 325 precincts in
Chicago. indicate Stevenson, Democrat,
has carried city by 10000.
CHICAGO.-with 2ai precincts missing
Taft's vote in Chicago Is i5o,97T; Bryan's,
l0s.5s2; Taft has carried state by from
5000 to 100000
CHtCAGO-Democraic National Com
mitteman Roger sulllcan comedies that
Taft has carried Illinois.
CHICAGO.-Twenty-six precincts,
city. Taft. 2.s65; Bryan. 1854; CT aim,
81; Debs. 32s; Hisgen, "a.
The Journal Cd claims Stevenson
Cd for Governor has carried Chicago,
$4,000 10 $4,000
CHICAGO--1OO precincts in Chicago
give Taft. 6104; Bryan. 6O99; Cha
fin, IS; Debs, $50.
CHICAGO-41O precincts out Of 1885,
in Cook county give Taft 56.s77: Bryan
45,s3s; Chain, 1ii5; Debs. 4,f67; His
gen. 1909.
CHICAGO-Returns from 165 out oi
1902 COX county precincts indicate
Taft will carry county by exceeding
10000 and Stevenson. Democrat. by al
least $4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
GREAT VICTORY
FOR HUGHES
Democratic Hopes Of EIeCtine
Governor Have Gone
By Default

NEW YORK. II o. m.-Democratic
hopes of at least sweeping State vic
tories in the election of Governors
have gone by default. At this hour
the only two big States that seem like
IS to have Democratic executives are
Indiana and Michigan and the official
count will be needed to determine the
result there. AS was anticipated John
A. Johnson is Neglected i'm Minnesota.
The big fight of them all at New
York proved a sweeping victory for
Governor Hughes. who forced his own
nomination. His majority will not be
less than 10000 with New York city,
which was expected to sweep Chanler
into Office failed to come up to ex-
pectations and the "Cornfelds" stood
steadfastly behind Hughes. OF the
States that elected executives the fol-
lowing results are available at this
hour: Connecticut. George l.. Lilley
(R). Delaware, Simeon Pennewin CR)
Florida, Albert NJ. Gilcrist CD; Colo
rado. in doubt: Idaho in doubt: Ihi-
nois., Charles $. Deneen (R); Indiana
in doubt. Iowa, b. r. Carroll (R);
Kansas, W. r. Stubbs (R). Massa-
chusetts, Egen S. Draper (R): Michi-
gan in doubt; Minnesota, John A
johnson CD: Missouri in doubt; Mon
tana IN dougt; Nebraska. George r
Sheldon CR): New Hampshire, Henry
B. QUINCY CR); New York, Charles
Evan Hughes (R); North Carolina
VIM. W. Kitchin CD; North Dakota
c. A. Johnson (R); Ohio in doubt;
Rhode Island K Aron Pothier (R)i
South Carolina, NJ. r. Ansel Cd Soutl
Dakota Robert S. Bessey (H); Tennes
see, NJ. r. Patterson Cd; Texas, T.
c. Campbell Cd; Utah. VIM. S. Pry
CR); Washington, Samuel G. Cosgrov'
CRl; West Virginia. VIM. r. Glasscocl
(T9; Wisconsin, Davidson (R); Maine
elected Bert NJ Fernald CRD on Sept
L. and Vermont, G. II. Prouty (R) Oh
Sent Is
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Indiana

INDIANAPoLIs.-The indianapolis
Star. r.. says Tafts plurality in this
state will be less than 5000 and that
Marshall. d.. for governor, will carry
the state by i,o00.
INpTANAPOLIs-Th -Thirty-one precincts
In this county give Taft 7ais: Bryan.
1860. Watson. r.. 1855; Marshall. d..
1858.
The News. r.. says Marshall has car
ried Marion county.
INDIANAPOLIS -sixty-two precincts,
Marion county. gives Watson. r.. i5,-
5i2: Marshall. 1904.
Bryan and Taft arc RUNNING practically
even.
INDIANAPoLIs. Ind.--Early re.
turns indicate Taft carried county b,
very close margin. Marshall, Demo
crat, governor, carries II by 200. over
street. Republican, for Congress re-
elected by 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS-Th districts on
OF total 32i5 In Indiana Indicate a rau'
that II maintained viii give state by $500
as against Roosevclts $4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Massachusetts

BOsToN-Taft's plurality, Missachu-
setts. will exceed 100000 Draper, D., cleo
ted governor by 60.Oo0
NEW YoRK-759 out Of SO43 districts
outside Greater New York give Hughes
i6,1s7 over Chanler. This ratio would in
dicate Huhes' plurality over Chanlcr
above Bronx, 63,9o3
BOSTON-Following Republican Con-
gressmen reelected in Massachusetts,
First district-George T. Lawrence; md
Frederick II. Giilett; 3rd. Charles G
wadsworth; sth. Augustus +. Gardner
eth, Ernest w. Roberts; Sth, Samuel w
Mccall; 18th. John W. Weeks; 18th. vii
liam f. Green; 18th. William c. Lever
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
TAFT MAKES
A GREAT SWEEP

NEW YoRK.-william Howard raft.
Of Cincinnati and James S. Sherman. Of
Utica. are President and Vice President
elect. AT ll.3O the returns indivated that
not only would their popular vote be the
larest every recorded for successful can
didates for President and Vice-Presi-
dent, but that their majority in the cleo
toral college would be almost as deci-
sive as that OF Roosevelt and Fairbanks
four years ago.
Maryland is lost 10 the Democrats; so
is West Virginia, and Kentucky is in
doubt New York Onio. Illinois. Iowa
and Kansas the gerat commemorative
Bryan pinned his hopes on have en-
phatically repudiated ''The Commoner''
and his policies In Indiana, which
promised so much hangs in the bal
ance with the indications favorable TO
Taft and the Cincinnati mans home
state at this hour SENS almost certain
to remain in the Republican column.
The only states Bryan appears TO have
wrested from the Republican party are
Nevada. Missouri and possibly Colo
rado. The farmers in his own State
Nebraska, seem to have deserted him
and the indications point TO Nebraska
casting its electoral vote for Taft and
81 Sherman.
At this hour Taft is certain OF the fol-
lowing electoral votes; California. 10.
Connecticut. Z; Delaware. 3: Idaho 8; II
nnois. a; Indiana 90 Is; Iowa. 10; Kan.
sas 10; Maine. 6; Maryland. S: Massa-
chusetts, l6; Michigan. Il. Minnesota. IL
Montana, 3; Nebraska. s: New Hamp-
shire. 4: New Jersey. y; New York, 3e
North Dakota, 4; Ohio. %. Oregon. a
Pennsylvania, "a; Rhode leland, 4; South
Dakota, 4: Utah, s.; Vermont, 4; Wash
iDston. S; West Virginia. Il Wisconsin
- Wyoming, 3-a total of 3l7.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Wilmington has gone Republican by
about 1900 majority, on the face Of the
unofficial returns. The Republican
majority in New Castle county viii be
about 1900.
The Republican State and county
tickets have big majorities
Oscar c. Welch, Republican, is elect
ed to the Legislature from the First
district Of Wilmington by so majority
The district two years ago went DEM
ocratic.
Colonel A. L. Ainscow. Republican
was elected TO the Legislature from
the Second district of Wilmington, his
majority being 500.
DR. Thomas o. Cooper. Democrat, is
reelected to the Legislature from the
Fourth district. Arthur w. Spruance
Republican, is elected from the Third
district. and William NJ Connolly
Democrat, from the Fifth district
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Kentucky

LoUIsv1LLE.-The result in the State
is very clost but both sides claiming VIC
tory. II the Republican ratio Of gain as
indicated In % counties Is continued
Taft carries the state.
LOUISVILLE. Ky--Returns indicate
Taft is leading Bryan in Kentucky and
tho result Is very close. With half
city reported he has 1900 majority
while Shirley. Democrat, has 1000 ma
jorlty for Congress
LOUISVILLE, Ky.--Twenty-six pre-.
cincts OF the city give Bryan $50 plu-
rality and Shirley Dem, for congress
65i.
Z LOUISVILLE. ISy-s0 precincts in
Louisville give Taft 900 majority.
LOUISV1LLE-Retu from 200 out OF
q 2distrcts. Louisville indicate Taft
carry city by 1000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
TWELFTH WARD.

Twelfth ward First Election district
Of the Fifth Representative district
Presidential electors. Democrat. 1875:
Republican, 81; Prohibitionist, 2; Gov
ernor Paynter. D.. 1875: Pennewill. r.
and p, 81. Lieutenant Governor. Lowe.
d., 12S; Mendinhall. r.. IS: Congress,
Handy. d.. 129; Heald r.. 7s Hawkins.
p. z; Attorney General. Gray d. Ind.
r. and p. 144; Davis r 20; Insurance
Commissioner Megear d. and p. 130:
Maull r. Sc; State Treasurer. Gray.
P. and /, 1870; Moore. r., Sc. Auditor
OF Accounts. Pennewill d. and I. 127:
Clark r. and p. SO: Prothonotary.
Smith. d., l27; Rice. r. L. Sc; Clerk
of Peace Springer d. 1873: Brown r.
and l.. SS: Receiver Of Taxes and Coun-
ty Treasurer. Morton. d. and l., 129;
Burns. r.. SO: County Comptroller
Gooding d. and l. 1926: Chandler r. 81;
Sheriff. Dunlap. ID. 124; Lippincott. r
& /. IS; Coroner. Collins. ID & ]. 129;
Gaynor. r, S4; Senator. d. 12s; r. IS;
Representative. d, 1885, r. 81; Levy
Court. d. 1923; r, 81.
Twelfth ward. Third election district
Of the Fifth Representative District
Presidential Electors, Democrat. 92. Re
publican. 90: Soclilist. 4; Governor, Payn.
ter D.. 9s: Pennewill, r.. IS; Lieutenant
Governor, Lowe. d.. %: Mendinhan r.
IS: Congress. Handy. D.. "a; Heald z.
IS. Acknowledgement Gray. d.. 80; Dayi:
r.. S4 Insurance Commissioner Megear
D.. 81; Maull. r.. 50; state Treasurer
Gray. D.. es; Moore r., 81; Auditor o.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
LOOKS like GRAY
HAS Been ELECTED
Indications That Democratic Candidate for Attorney
General Has Won QUIZ Wilmington Ma
jOHty Is 1900

At midnight with two districts to hear
from Andrew c. Gray, Dem, for at
torney-general. had 1919 votes and Frank
H. Davis, Republican. had S.sSe2 votes. a
majority Of 1867 for Gray in Wilmington.
Davis may have 400 majority in rural
New Castle county. reducing Mr. Gray's
lead to about 500. Mr. Gray's friends ag-
ure that he will have lead OF 200 in
Kent county. and figure that with 600
majority against him in Sussex county he
will stlll have 300 majority or there
abouts.
Indications are that Taft has car
ried Delaware by at least 2lOO ma
jority, although Kent county is still in
doubt and Sussex county is estimated
by Republican leaders there to have
given 500 to 600 Republican majority
The State majority is based on these
estimates.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Pennsylvania

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State
Committee announced at $40 that il
feels confident Taft's plurality viii not
fall under 100000
PHILADELPHIA.--Ta has carried
Philadelphia by a majority, estimated
shortly before midnight of 100000. The
returns from the various wards az com
ing I'm slowly. but a general falling of
IN the Republican vote as compared with
1904 is shown. The Presidential ticket
ran well ahead OF tho county ticket
Gilfains majority over Gibboney, the
reform candidate, is estimated at 10o.-
OOt
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New Jersey

'9solo 6IsA 81 Ulsq
-pzIIH 10 klIo opvIoomsd 6uBnsn
0Oa'9 90 lIIM 6lIBInId lJBL
sul s6Bs uBsY IoluusS ssluls pslIun
'FO6I W loS lIsAssooH uBul sIom
QonuI 81 uoIuM 'lJ0L IoJ OOe's sAIs uIM
6lunoo uoIun-r N 'HL4dvzT13
Murphy claims State for Taft by dou-
bic usual majority. Says there's a
landslide.
TRENTON. n. New Jersey re-
turns coming in slowly but looks like
landslide for Taft. His majority may
reach up to $4,000 Legislature Re-
publican by big majority. Republicans
also make congressional gains.
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ELEVENTH. wARn.

Eleventh ward. Second Election dis
trict Of the Fifth Representative dis
trict-Presidential electors. Democrat.
Ill; Republican. 20; Prohibitionist 8;
Socialist, 5; Independence, 1; Governor,
Paynter, d.. Ill; Pennewill r., IS;
Lieutenant Governor. Lowe. D.. Ill:
Mendinhall r. 20; Congress. Handy. d..
Ill; Heald. r.. 20; Attorney General,
Gray. D., 119; Davis. r.. 6S; Insurance
Commissioner Megear. d.. ia; Maull.
r., "a state Treasurer. Gray. D., 115;
Moore. r., 70; Auditor Of Accounts
PennewilL D.. 112; Clark. r.. 75; Pro-
thonotary Smith, D., III; Rice, r. II;
Clerk OF Peace Springer, D., 10;
Brown, r.. 70; Receiver Of Taxes and
County Treasurer. Morton. D.. 1l0;
BURNS. r.. 72; County Comptroller
GoodinR. d.. III; Chandler. r.. n,
Sheriff, Dunlap. D.. 10; Lippincott r.
/ 70; Coroner. Collins. D., 1o6; Gaynor
R.. IS; Senator. D.. 10; r.. Il; Rep
resentative, D.. us; r., IS; levy Court
D., los; r., 72.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Maryland

BALTIAfoRE-so4 city precincts gives
TAFT i7,i56; Bryan, 1854.
BALTGMORE.-23S precincts out OF $40
Baltimore city gives TAFT 36iie Bryan.
30 $50. majority for Taft OF 2,239 Late
returns indicate that Kronmiller, Repub-
can defeated Congressman Wolf, Demo
crat. in the third district by 2si ma
jority.
BALTIMoRE.--At lois returns from all
over the State indicate that Taft has
carried Maryland by 5000 plurality.
DEsMoINEs. .-Meagre returns receiced
Indicate that Taft carrys State by be-
tween 10000 and $4,000.
BALTIMORE-Comp returns from
Third district give Kronmiller. r., 2i5 ma
iority over Congressman Wolf, d. Wolf
was the youngest members OF the Six.
tieth Congress.
Late returns indicate that the Demo
Gratis have carried two Congressional dis.
tricts and the Republicans thre with one
tho first in doubt.
BALTIMoRE-Irive election distric
out OF aos Baltimore city give Taft Cs'
Bryan. SOC. In 1904 a similar number CAV
Roosevelt, is6; Parker rs
BALTIMORE-Sca returns in
dicate Baltimore city Republican b.
1000 plurality. This win indicate Re
publican victory in State.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Accounts. Penewill, D.. %; Clark, ~.
50; Prothonotary. Smith, D., o.. Rice, r.,
50; Clerk Of Peace. Springer. d., IS;
Brown, r.. IS; Receiver Of Taxes, Morton
D.. %; Burns r.. IS; County Comptroller
Gooding D., 95; Chandler, r., 81; Sheriff
Dunlap. D., 80; Lippincott r.. 90; Cor
oner. Collins d., s5; Gaynor, r.. IS; Sen
-ator, Monaghan D. 95; Rash. r.. IS; Rep
resentaSive. Connolly. D.. 95; vangelder
r.. s.: Levy Court, McEvilly. D.. %; Den
nison, So
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Tennessee
TENNESSEE AS USUAL

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--Enough re-
turns are In sight to Indicate that
Bryan has carried Tennessee but by
slightly reduced plurality. Governor
Patterson has defeated George n Till
man. Republican. Tho Legislature Is
In doubt between the vets and drys.
both sides claiming election
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
South Carolina
BRYAN CARRIES SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA.


COLUMBIA. S. C.-Early indications
are that Bryan has carried South Caro-
lima by about $4,000.
The following Democratic State tie4s
ct was elected;
Ciovernor-M. f. Ansel.
Lieutenant -Governor-T. G.. Mcleod.
Secretary Slater. NJ. McGown.
Comptroller General A. w. Jones;
Attorney General, j Fraser Lyon;
Treasurer, r. H. ennings; Adiutant-
General, J. c. Boyd; superintendent
of Education. John f. Swearinton;
Railroad Commission. p. J.. Coughman.
The following Congressman. all
Dem ocrats, are elected: First district.
G Gorge S. Legare: Second. J. .. Pat
terson: Third. Wyatt Aiken; Fourth.
Jos T. Johnson; Fifth, ID. T. Finley;
Sixth, J. E. Ellerbee; Seventh, A. Frank
Lever.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
New Hampshire

CONCORD. n. Hiatt has. carried
state by about 9ooo. Present indications
favor election Quinby (R.) for Governor
by,a small margin.
CONCORD. n. H-Congressman Cy-
rus A. Sullivan. LIST dist. Frank d. Cur
rier. Of Canaan. second district. both
Republicans, reelected.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
West Virginia

CHARLESTON. W. va.-Repubncan
State Chairman Mathews claim mapority
for Taft, West Virginia, $4,000 and claims
WHEELING, w. Va.-Fragmentary re.
turns from four counties indicate Taft
Is polling close 20 Roosevlts vote -four
years ago and that Republican state and
National ticket elected.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Colorado

CRIPPLE CREEK. colo.-The Demo-
Gratis have swept Teller county. lnclud-
ing this city, having a majority OF
200.
DENVER. Col.-Coiorado polls do
not close until p. m. New York
time) Both sides claim state with
the indications favoring Bryan and a
Democratic legislature.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
RepubILeans Get conaress.

NEW YORK-Based on the returns
which cover fifty per cent of the
United States. a Republican Congress
to work with President-elect TAFT is
assured.
Te Republican majority in the lower
house of the next congress will not
be less than at present.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Nebraska

LINCoLD. Neb.-Bryan has polled
an unprecedented vote in Lincoln city
mally Republican, but result in stAts
is very close.
RENO, Nev.-Early scattering returns
indicate Nevada has been carried by
Bryan by 1000.
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econtinuea From First Pagel

tlonAlnueQ ETonl fMtA EdEtsf
Rep, Sc: Representative. Dem. 13l; Rep,
55; Levy Court d.. 134: r, IS.
Tenth ward, Sixth Election district Of
the Fifth Representative district
Presidential electors. Democrat, 1870; Re
publican. So. Governor, Paynter D., 129:
Pennewill r. & p. g.; Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Lowe. D.. l2s. Mendinhall. r.. 6i
Congress, Handy D.. l2; Heald, r., 50;
Hawkins. F.. s; Attorney-Generai. Gray,
D.. Ind R. s. p. iS1 Davis r.. 60: In
surance Commissioner. Megear. u. & F.,
1870; Maull, r.. 6l: tate Treasurer, Gray.
D.. p. & T. 1870: Moore. r., 81; Aud'tor OF
Accounts, Pennewin. D & l.. i2s; Clark
r. & F., Ga: Prothonotary, Smith. D.
Rice, r. & L. 81; Clerk Of Peace,
Springer. d.. i2S; Brown. r. & l.. 81
Receiver Of Taxes and County Treasurer
Morton, d. & L. i27; Burns, r., g.
County Comptroller, Gooding. d. & T.
l27: chandler r.. 81; Sheriff; Dunlap
D.. 127; Iippincott. r. & l., 63; Coroner
Collins. d. & T.. i27; Gaynor. r., g.
Senator. D., l2s; r.. 81; Re resentative
D.. 129; r.. ca; Levy Court, D., i2s; r.
Co.
Tenth ward. Seventh Election distrc
Of the Fifth Representative District
Presidential electors Democrat. l5s; re
publican. 20; Prohibidonist. S; socilist,
Governor Paynter. d.. l5s; Penewill, r
"a; Lieutenant Governor. Lowe. D.. 15;
Mendinhall. r., n; Congress, Handy, d
l57; Heald. r., 76; Attorneys genera
Gray, d, 1865; Davis. r.. 20; insuranc
fto,-,,,,ferf,rr, Nr,,..- n tr- Nrot,u -
II; state Treasurer. Crny. D.. 16i; Moor
r. rs; Auditor of Accounts Pennewil
d., RI Clark. r.. So; Prothonotary, Smi,
d., i55; Rice r.. Il; Clerk of Peace. Sprh
ger. D.. l59; Brown, r., 7i; Receiver {
Taxes Morton, D.. 155: Burns, R.. z
County Comptroller Gooding. D. l5i
Chandler r.. Il, Sheriff. Dunlap. d
1885, Lippincott, r., 7S Coroner. Collin
D.. i55; GaYnor. r.. 20; Senator. Dem. 70
Rep, n; Representative, Dem, 157: Re
SO: Levy Court. DEM, l56; Rep. IS.
Tenth ward, Eighth Election district,
eth Fifth Representative district Pres
Dental Electors Democrat. 149, Republ
can "A; Prohibitionist. 1; Socialist,
Governor, Payntor. D.. i5l; Penewill I
73 Lieutenant-Governor. Lowe. D.. IA
/ Mendinhan. r. "A; Congress. Handy. L
ii7i Heald, r.. "a; Attorney General. Grs
/ D.. i52; @avis. r.. 7S; Insurance Commi
/ sioner, Megear D.. 1i9; Maull. r.. -
State Treasurer, Gray. d.. $50; Moore, L
10; Auditor of Accounts. Pennewn. 1
ii9; Clark, r., 76 Prothonotary, Smit
liS; Rice, r., &c; Clerk of Peace. Spr
ger. D.. 1iS; Brown. r., 20; Receiver
Tavos Morton II 14Q. Pvrpq n
| County Comptroller, Gooding d.. 4
Chandler, r.. 75 Sheriff Dunlap. D.. "A
Lippincott r., as; Coroner. Collins. 1
~; Gaynor, r., IS: senator, Monagha
d., 14a; Rash. r., "a; Representativ
conelly. 1i6: vanG,. IS; Levy Court NJ
Evilly, l49; Dennison. 60
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Connecticut

HARTFORD. Republican State
Committee claims 10000 majority Tor
Taft. election of an five Congressman
and Iiiley for governor, by a large ma
iority.
HARTFORD. Conn-Unoflcial returns
from Connecticut in 6s towns give Taft
s5.2lS; Bryan. 1856. Taft has carried
state and all the Republican Congress-
men are reelected.
WATERBURY. CUnoficiaD.
TAFT carries city by 1542 and Lilley for
governor by 1868.
NBW HAVEN, Conn.-Returns indi-
cate Taft has carried Connecticut hy
10000 and Lilley is elected governor by
at least 10000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Arkansas

LINCOLN. Nob.--The early indications
show that Taft has made heavy gains IN
the country districts and ther is little
question but that Bryans home state
has again bon carried by tho Repubn-
cans.
LITTLE ROCK-Bryan's majority in
Arkansas win exceed 10000 and the
solid Democratic Congressional delega-
tion elected.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE,. Wis--Early returns in
dicate TAFT has carried Wisconsin by
10000
MILWAUkEE-Early returns Indicate
plurality for TAFT in the State of So.-
600 and Davisson, Republican. for Cow
ernor. by not less than 5O,oco.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Michigan

DETROIT-Ail twelve Republican Con-
gressmen are elected in Michigan.
DETROlT--Gov Warner has been
badly cut and his defeat is claimed by
the Democrats and feared by Republi-
cans.
Taft is running everywhere ahead OF
the entire State ticket.
DETROIT-Scattering returns indicate
Taft has carried state but Hemans. d..
for governor is running above his ticket.
TRENTON. n. J-Unusually heavy
vote polled with normal plurality OF
about 1900 for Taft in Trenton. Big
Socialist vote feature of the day. IN
dications are New Jersey for Taft by
10000 to 10000 with Republican leg
islature and eight or nine Republicans
in congressional delegation of 10.
CAMDEN. \. J.-Irdicatiens are
tl.at camdsn county will gire Taft
5000 majority.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Kansas

TOPEKA, Kas.-Reno county. the first
to report, gives Taft's plurality $50,
which is a substantial gain over two
years a go. Early indications point to
Taft carrying the State by 5000.
TOPEKA, Kas.-Heaviest vote in the
history of the State polled. Both sides
claim victory.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Republicans Carry Eastern Shore

BALTIMORE-First returns from
State show that Democrats have car
ried seven counties and Republicans
one. Jackson (Rep) First district
and Pearre CRep) Sixth district. have
nrohahlY been elected.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE. r. 1--Taft has car
ried Rhode Island by less than 10000
and both sides claim State for gov
ernor. The Legislature viii be In
doubt until official count is available.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
GAIN IN NORTH CAROLINA

NEW YORK-Chairman Hitchcock
has received from State Chairman S.
b. Adams. Of North Carolina. tele-
gram saying Republican vote will be
increased % per cent. and two Con-
gressmen win be elected.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
VOTE IN THE CITY

First ward-Ten majority
Second Ward-150 Republican ority
Third Ward-3ryal 675; Taft
Fourth Wasd-Bryan. 514; Taft. 49,
Fifth W4fd-Taft 1886; Bryan
Sixth Ward-Taf, 1905: Bryan,
Seventh Ward-(One district msng)-Taft
Eighth Ward-Taft 1922
Ninth Ward-Taf. 1863;
Tenth Ward-Bryan. 1868; Taft.
Eleventh Ward-Bryan, 52O Taft
Twelfth Ward-Bryan 71O Taft
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Louisiana

NEW ORLEONS-Louisia will
exceed 10000 for Bryan and the DEM
ocrats will carry all OF the congress
sional districts.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla.-Florida cleo
ted solid Democratic Congressional
del cation Sparkman and O'Neal being
re- elected, first and second districts.
and ]. Walter Kehoe being chosen in
third.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Vermont

MONTPELIER. Wight vote In
State has reduced Taft's plurality and
will not exceed $4,000. some 5000 less
than Roosevelt lIlsgcn vote aggre-
gates 100.
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Taft's Election Assured.

NEW YORK-At s.55 Tafts election
/ is assured. although the electoral vote
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South Dakota

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.-Early indica-
tions point 10 Taft carrying South
Dakota by about 10000.
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Hughes Wires Taft.

ALBANY. n Y.--Cioveraor Hughes
wired the following to President-elect
'Taft: Congratulations on your VIZ
tory"
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Taft Win. Marxland. .

BALTIMORE-Taf has carried Bal
timore city by about 10000 majority
and win undoubtedly carry Maryland.
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kern Gives It un.

INDIANAPOL1S-W John w
Kern heard the result from New York
Ihe said; II am going to bed and will
make my comments tomorrow morning
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Utah

SALT LAKE. Utah-Early returns in
dictate Taft has carried Utah by 49,
OOO
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Herald Claims Hughes Election.
NEW YORK-The Herald bulletins
Hughes election.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Missouri

ST. LOUIs.-soattered returns from
1--WE counties in Missouri indicate Bryan
will carry state by about 5000.
The result on teh state ticket will be
close but favors Cowherd, Dem.
ST. LOUIS--Democratic Chairman
Ruby comedies that Hadley (R) for
governor has carried St. Louis bte 1000
Result of the State in doubt