Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10
THE OVERTHROW
landslide :. Democratic Party in East,
and Have Majority in House.
NEW YORK

| landslide Sc Democratic Party in East,
and Have Majority in House.
NEW YORK
New York, Fov. 10.-The figures on
governor, practical complete, give Dix,
democrat, plurality of 62,4S7. The
democrats elect twenty-five congress-
men out of thirty-seven, the republi.
cans taking the remaining fifteen.
Colonel Roosevelt's election precinct
in Oyster Bay gave majority vote for
Dix.
The result gives much satisfaction to
the business interests, Col. Roosevelt
new nationalism, and therefore
worked against the colonel's candidate.
Stimson.
CONNECTICUT
Hartford, Conn, Nov. TO- Connect
icut returns majority of several thous-
and for Judge Baldwin, the democratic
candidate for governor. Judge Bald
win is the man who was bittarly attack
ed during the campaign by Col. Roose-
welt, and had threatened to sue the COL
onel for libel for his utterances.
MASSACHUSETTS
| Boston, Nov. Ex-Governor Eben s.
Draper, who was elected govesnor two
years ago by many thousand plurality,
comedies the election of Foss, democrat
by ll,0O0. While the result on the
Legislature has not yet been announced.
it is probable the democrats will have a
majority, and will elect a democratic
successor to Senator Henry C. Lodge.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov 1O.-The
latest returns indicate the Indiana
Legislature will have Democratic
majority of Is on joint ballot, assur-
ing the election of John w. Kern,
| Democrat, to succeed Albert j Bev-
eridge. Republican, to the United
States senate.
Despite the general belief that the
Democrats have carried the legisla-
ture, Senator Beveridge issued a
statement this morning saying he is
confident he will be victorious.
The entire Democratic state ticket
was elected.
NEW JERSEY
Trenton, N. J ;, Nov. 10. Woodrow
" iison president of Princeton Uni
versity, was elected governor of New
Jersey yesterday on the Democratic
ticket. His lead will be several thous-
and, and his election is conceded by
the Republicans.
Columbus, o., Nov. 9.-Judson
Harmon has been reelected governor
of Ohio over Harding, the republican
candidate, in this, President Taft's
home state. The Democrats elect
twelve out of the twenty-one con-
gressmen. The success of Governor
Harmon is held here to place him in
a commanding position as presiden-
tial possibility in 1912
IOWA
Des Moines. Nov. 10. - Returns this
morning indicated the election of Claude
R. Porter, democratic candidate for
governor. N. f. Reed, chairman, says
that porters majority will not fall below
10000, and he also says that the demo-
Gratis have elected five of the eleven
congressman.
NEBRASKA
Omaha, Neb., Nov. s. Nebraska
democrats are burning red fire tonight
over the result of the election. They
have won signal victory and are cele-
brating. Returns up to midnight from
half of the precincts indicate that the
democrats have carried everything on
the state ticket by 20, 600 majority. G.
NJ. Hitchcock, for United States senate,
is elected by majority over Elmer j !.
Burgett that may reach 10000.
/ North Dakota, Maryland, and Soth-
ern States gave heavy democratic ma
jorities.
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