The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-09
BULLETINS

ulOdtiOHs are lnat Iowa clt1eS, containing half the vote. have indulged in a dem. ocratic landslide. Claud Porter, dem- ocrat. for governor, claims the election by 10000. but the republicans declare the result Is in doubt and that belated county districts will wipe out Porter lead The normal republican majority 1T the state is about eO,ooo. | New York, November sS.-Returns from 25S5 election districts out of 3o5S in New York state, outside of the city of New lican, S6665o Dix, democrat, s32, ,52S; Hop per. independent, 39S.
 The same districts ina1eos gave Hughes republican, 470,o9s; Chanler, democrat, S59O54; Shearn. independent, 5s5S.
 Trenton, N. J., November S.-Returns from 145 out of the 1893 districts in New Jersey, trifie- more than -one-ten.h, give: Lewis, republican, 19,107; Wilson, dem | ocrat, 1S,157. The same districts in 1908 gave Taft 2s,795; Bryan, 15,454. These re- | turns would indicate Wilson s election by plurality of about 15,OOO.
 New York, November S-George W. Fairchield, representative Twenty fourth congressional district elected
 Fifth Massachusetts, Butler. Ames, re- | publican, elected.
 Peoria, H., November s.-Illinois Six | teenth congressional district Claude U. Stone, democrat, elected 
 Milwaukee. Wis, November S.-Repub- lican committee concede the election of Victor L. Berger, socialist democrat, to Congress from the Fifth district. St. Louis. November G.-Returns received here indicate the election of J. A. Daugh- erty, democrat. In the Fifteenth district of Missouri.
 San Francisco November S.-Early re- turns from all sections of California in- dicate neck and neck race between Johnson, republican, and Bell, democrat for governor.
 San Francisco November S.-Seventy precincts in the state outside of the city of San Francisco give, for governor Johnson, republican, 5797;. Bell. democrat, 4549
 Raleigh, N. C.. November s.-Stedman, democrat, Fifth congressional district, elected.
 Philadelphia, November S.-The latest returns indicate that Robert E. Difen- derer, democrat, has defeated Congress- man Irving P. Wagner in the Eighth dis ;rict. comprising Bucks and Montgomery counties.
 Bellefontaine O., November S.-Congres- sional Eighth Ohio district, Frank B. Will lis, republican, elected.
 Dayton, O., November 9.-At 12c0 We'd nesday morning returns from 10s pre- cincts in Montgomery county give Con- gressman Cox 11,232 votes and his op- ponent 6041. At this remarkable ratio of gain he will have plurality in the ,oun- ty of 912O.
 Cincinnati, November S.-Democratic headquarters here issued the following gubernatorial figures at 11:30 o'clock for 1S1 precincts out of 470 in Ham, llton county. including Cincinnati: Harmon, democrat, 1S,295; Harding, | republican, 21 ,292. ] The same precincts in 1908 gave Har- man 21,517; Harris, republican, 19,415. | The republican gain on less than half | of the county Is 5315 according to the democratic figures. | San Francisco, November S.-Seventy precincts in the state outside the city of San Francisco give. for governor, Johnson, republican. 5737 Bell, dem ocrat, 4549
 Philadelphia, November 9-Returns | to 12:30 a. m., show the democrats in Pennsylvania have gained one con-
 gressman with four districts doubt | ful.
 | The democrats lost the Tenth district
 and the republicans lost the Fifth and
 Eighth.
 Parkersburg. W. Va, November s. Congressional: Fourth West Virginia
 John M. Hamilton, democrat, elected. Trenton, November S.--Returns from | 262 of 1893 districts in New Jersey | give Lewis. republican, 3S,045; Wilson,
 democrat, 35,298. Same districts in 1908 | gave Taft 46,S92; Bryan 30,363.
 New York, November s.-Returns at a late hour indicate the election of
 Martin w Littleton in the First New
 York congressional district. | Kansas City, November S-The Kansas l City Times at mignight quoted the state committee as saying James A. Read had defeated Davis R. Francis for the dem
 ocratic nomination for United States sen ator. The Times estimated that prohibi- ton was defeated by 100000. l Youngstown, O., November S.-Congres- | sional Eighteenth Ohio district James
 Kennedy, republican, reelected. Trenton. N J., November S.-Practical- | ly complete returns of the vote for state | senators show q gain of one member for