Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-09
IN VARIOUS STATES SHOW
GREAT REVERSALS IN FORM over THE
RESULISOF FORMER BALLOT BATTLES
Indications Midnight Were for Democratic National House of
Representatives and Republican Senate

Draper, N. Y, Nov. S-Sixty dis
tricts out of 200 give Stimson, Re-
publican. 1854, Div, S,243. Borough of
Brooklyn, so districts out Of 694, Slim
, son, 5,l43, Div, Democrat, $3.50, three
, Republican congressman elected In
the First, Third and Twelfth Massa.
chusetts dist tricts.
Manhattan and Bronx-140 districts
out of $50 give Stimson, Republican,
1000, Dix, Democrat, 23,46O.
Auburn, N. Y, Nov. S.-Congress-
man Payne, supporter of the tariff law
lost his home city by All.
York-376 districts out Of 1852 in
New York state outside the city give
Stimson, Republican candidate for
governor, 1886, Dix, Democrat, 1854.
Manhattan and Brooklyn-SO dis
lican, $3.50. Dix, Democrat, 1922.
Borough Queens-2O districts out Of
1872 give Stimson, Republican, 1,646,
Dix, Democrat. 3,277.
Watervlet-Dix carried city by 4S3;
Hughes carried it two years ago by
12O.
Watertown, N. Y, Nov S.-Complete
Stimson vote 2147, Dix, 2,75O. Borough
of Brooklyn 1870 districts out of 594
give Stimson l51 ,419. Dix, Democrat
21,O74.
Johnstown. N. Y, Nov. 9.-Complete
returns give Stimson. Republican can
didate for governor 1913. Dix, Demo
crat, no.
Utica, N. Y. Nov. S.-Dix carries
Utica by 1877.
New York. N. Y, Nov. S.-Dix, Dem
ocratic candidate for governor, car
ries city Of Schenectady.
Gloversville. N. Y. Nov S.--Com-
plete returns give Stimson, Republican
candidate for governor 1900, Dix,
. Democrat. 1894.
Utica. N. Y, Nov. S.-Talcott, DEM
ocratic candidate for congress. car
ries Utica 3.76s against Millerton.
New York. n. Y, Nov. S.-Demo-
cratic state headquarters estimated at
7:3O tonight that Stimson would come
down to Bronx with not more than
10000 plurality and that Dixs' plural
ity for the whole state would be more
than 100000.
New York, Nov. S.-The Dix plural
ity of 1O3,7OO in New York city is
indicated with three-fOurths Of the
vote in, and Stimson a plurality of
900 upstate with over tWO-thirds of
the state vote counted, indicating the
net Dix plurality to be about $4,000.
This will probably be somewhat re-
duced by returns from upstate rural
districts.
Oyster Bay Democrats carried
ROosevelt'S own electi ion districts by a
plurality of SO.
New York, Nov. S.-Driscoll. Demo
crat, 15Sth New York congressional dis
trict elected. Alexander Rohn, Thirty
sixth New York congressional elected.
DIX LEARNS OF VICTORY
Thomson, N. Y, Nov. 8.-John A.
Dix first learned Of the favorable way
election returns were running shortly
after 8 o'clock tonight at pine
Needless" the Dix homestead here He
was greeted by a jubilant party of
friends when he entered the billiard
room where returns were received.
Red fire burned all about the place.
I Syracuse, n. Y, Nov. S.-Complete
vote gives Stimson, Republican can
didate for governor 14,5O7. Dix Ill 1922.
Troy, N Y, Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns gives Dix, Democratic candi-
date for governor a plurality of I'LL.
New York, Nov. S-Returns from
upstate rural sections indicate Stim
sons upstate plurality will be about
$4,000, as against Dixs' plurality in
New York city Of about 100000, max
ing the net Dix plurality of about &C.,
600.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov S.-The Eagle
says Fitzgerald. Democratic candidate
for congress of seventh district was
elected.
New York, Nov. S.-One thousand
and forty-one election district out of
3,06S in New York state outside the
city of New York give Stimson 1885,
1856. Dix, Democrat, 2O9,325.
Manhattan and Bronx-Fivev hun
dred out of $50 districts give Stimson.
Republicn candidate for governor, 49, !
479. Dix, Democrat. S7,4O7. Borough
Brooklyn-4S0 districts out of 594 give
Stimson, Republican candidate for !
governor, 1882, Dix, Democrat, s,429.
New York, N. Y, Nov. S.-The Her. |
aid predicts a plurality of 1123O0 for
Dix. |
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fAyHNEY's OPPONENT ELECTED
Winona, Minn., Nov. S.-Eleven