The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-09
GENERAL ELECTION
 RESULTS IN STATE
Especial from United Press.

RESULTS IN STATE Especial from United Press.) New Haven. Nov. 9.-Connecticu Democracy was jubilant today owe yesterdays landslide, which gave then their first Governor in 16 years, on member in the Congressional delega ton of five, and a voting strength O 94 in the lower House of the State As sembly, to last years 47 besides al even greater percentage of increase fl the upper House.
 Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, Dem, ani law professor in Yale, defeated Char les A. Goodwin, of Hartford, by abou $500 plurality. The rest of the Re publican State ticket has been elected Republican Congressmen Henry, Hill Higgins and Tilson return to Washing. ton but with much reduced pluralities Thomas L. Reilly, Mayor of Meriden and an editor, replaces 'TJncle'' N. D Sperry. of the Second district.
 The Republicans retain control of the State Legislature and will return 2 Republican United States Senator next season. Morgan G. Bulkeley is 2 candidate to succeed himself. but his election is endangered by the candi- dacy of Ex-Governor George P Mo Lean. The Hartford Courant claimed today that Mclean would succeed BulkeIey
 With three towns to be heard from Baldwin, Dem., for Governor, has TO- 5O1; Goodwin, 66, ,993.
 With four towns missing for Comp troller, Bradstreet, Rep, has 70,S65; Brady, Dem, 65,O72.
 Secretary of State, Rogers, Rep, 72,- 326; Goodsell, Dem., 65,1 1855.
 Attorney General, Light, Rep, 73, 76S; Russell, Dem. 66, 188.
 Congressman-at- large. Tilson, Rep, 72, 40; Ingersoll, Dem.. 65. 569.
 Treasurer, Lippit, Rep, Il ,103; Brown, Dem., 65, 128.
 New Haven, Nov. 9-"Of course, I am personally gratified with my cleo tfon as Governor" said Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, the victorious candidate for Governor. today. "But feel quite lonely, the only Dmocrat elected on the State ticket
 Hartford. Nov. e.-'Tm not crying over election,'' said Chairman Michael Kenealy. of the Republican State Gen. tral committee, today. ''I have no statement to make"
 At the Allyn House, Kenealy and Secretary Hinman were clearing out Republican headquarters.
 
 Stamford, Nov. 9Stamford is slow ly recovering from the shock of the news which came early this morning that pr. Charles E. Rowell, Citizens candidate, had been chosen Mayor AL though the doctor had expressed a cer- tainty that this would happen, most politicians had it framed tip that Galen A. Carter, Assistant States Attorney, and Democratic candidate, would win.
 hv. " He has been a printers devil, a ranch man and machinist After studying medicine he began practice in New Hampshire.
 Griswold, Nov. 9@The ballot box of the town of Sprague. near here, was lost and found, early today, and for a time there were wild rumors of po1it- ical chicanery enough to create the biggest sensation in the history of the two towns. The auto in which Mod orator Palmer and Charles E. Spier were conveying the box broke down on the road between the two towns and the report spread that somebody was trying to spirit the ballots A search ing party finally rescued from the wil- derness the box, and stranded autoists. The Democrats carried Sprague.
 PROHIBITION DEFEATED.
 St. Louis, Nov. 9.-Prohibition is defeated by a majority of at least 100000 in Missouri, James A. Reed has defeated D. R. Francis, for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator, and St. Louis has been swept by the Republicans, while Mis- souri is claimed by both Democrats and Republicans. Incomplete re- turns at hand make it possible to tell who is the victor in the state. legislature. Incomplete returns show the election of six Republicans and 10 Democratic Congressmen.
 WYOMING DEMOCRATIC.
 Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. e.-Returns from half of the precincts in the state, indicate that the Democrats have elected a majority of the legis- lature and will have a safe majority of joint ballot and will elected a United States Senator to succeed Sen ator Clark.
 INDIANA SURE.
 Indianapolis. Nov. 9.-Sufffcient re- turns had been received, this after noon, to indicate that the next legis- lature will be Democratic, on joint ballot, by from 10 to 15 majority.
 ALDRICH OVER DAHLMAN.
 Omaha, Neb., Nov 9.-Returns from over 400 precincts in Nebraska. give Chester H. Aldrich, Rep, for Governor, a majority of 5000, appar- entIy assuring the election of AIdrich over Dahlman, Dem, when full re- turns come in by between 20,0OO and 25, 900.
 Today's returns increased the lead 1f Hitchcock, over Burkett for the United States Senate The state leg slature is Democratic.