El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-09

fourth is in dispute. Heretofore the
six representatives were equally di-
vided between the Democrats and Re-
publicans. The Republicans will be in
luck to get one this time.
Massachusetts.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 9.-This state
went Democratic by $4,000 to 25 as
compared with a Republican plurality
of 5000 a year ago. Boston city gives
Foss, Democrat, just twice as many
votes as she gives Draper, Republican.
The rest of the state was able to reduce
Foss's lead in Boston only slightly. The
result shows large increases in Demo-
cratic ranks and stationary or decreas-
ing Republican vote. The legislature is
in doubt. though it looks as If a Demo-
crat may succeed Henry Cabot Lodge
as senator
Detroit, Mich. Nov. 9.-Chase S. Os-
born, Republican. is elected governor
by a strong plurality, probably larger
than in 1908. Detroit elects a Demo
cratic mayor. Ad-ian goes Democratic
for governor. There are no breaks in
the congressional lineup. Congress-
man Diekma receives an increased plu-
rality. The Republicans will control
the Legislature, and elect congressman
Burrows as United States senator.
Minnesota.
St. Paul, MINI. Nov. 9-AdopIh o.
Eberhart, Republican, is elected gov
ernor by about $1,000, conceded by the
Democratic managers. This is a marked
revulsion from the Democratic plurality
Of over $4,000 in 1908. The congressional
delegation is probab bly, unchanged,
though the Republicans may gain the
one Democratic district. Eberhart filled
out Johnson's unexpired term.
Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. An Demo-
cratic congressman elected, and the
average vote polled.
Missouri.
st. Louis, Mo. Nov. 9-James A. Reed
of Kansas City has probably been NOM
mated for the United States senate. The
Democrats have gained one congress
man and about 80 assemblymen. The
vote on constitutional prohibition is
close but the vets are believed to have
won. In general the Democratic in
creases showed in the wet counties.
Champ Clark goes back 20 congress.
Congressman Boomer, Democrat, is re-
turned with an increased plurality.
Bartholdt, Republican, stays in con-
gress-
Montana.
Helena Mont Nov 9-The Repub-
leans claim a majority of 20 on joint
ballot of the legislature, insuring a Re
publican successor to senator Carter
namely. himself Congressman Pray,
will probably be returned,
hough the early returns run against
lim
Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb., Nov 9.-Aldrich, Re- !
has probably been elected |
governor Of Nebraska over Dahlman /
~ 5000 to 49, 600 1t seems likely |
hat the entire Republican ticket is |
elected. The great number of split |
tickets makes the count slow.
Nevada.
Carson City, New, Nov 9-This state /
s so close the result cannot be told /
With certainty for a day or two. The !
Republicans are believed to nave the.
,est of it, however, and will probably |
lame senator Nixon to succeed him |
elf
New Hampshire.
Concord, n. H, 4,ov. 9.-Republican
sains show throughout the state and |
he congressional delegation will be
New Jersey.
Trenton, n. j., Nov 9.-Woodrow Will
on Democrat, expreside1t ns Prince
on university and a Virginian by birth.
s elected governor by a plurality OF
.. 900 to 5000, as compared with a Re
ublican plurality of 5000 two years
go. The result shows a heavy falling
IF in the Republican vote all along the
me- with small Democratic gains The