Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09

New York, Nov. S.--Retu"ns re-
ceived at 10 o'clock indicate a DEM
ocratic landslide in New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut and Massachu
sets, while there are large Demo-
cratic gains in other States.
Dix is elected Governor Of New
York by net majority of about a.
900 votes. He will carry New York
Stimson will come to Greater New
York with something over 10000
from New York State.
Woodrow Wilson, Democrat, is
leading in New Jersey by about 90
600 and will probably sweep the
State by those figures.
Draper, Republican, comedies the
election Of Foss, Democrat, as Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts.
Baldwin, Democrat. is conceded as
Governor of Connecticut.
Pennsylvania will probably go
Republican by about 100000 ma
iority. which is far ahead of the Re-
publican committee estimate.
Harmon is leading in Ohio.
The Utica district in New York
State, Vice President Sherman's
home district, went Democratic by
over 400.
Dix Carried oyster Bay, the home
district Of Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Payne, the father Of the
tariff, lost his district.
Congressional elections in New
York State show decided Democratic
gains. The same is true of Idaho.
Friends Of Judson Harmon, Dem
ocrat. claim his election as Governor
nf hv 10
Local optionists in Florida have
hibition faction.
The Democrats have gained from
10 to seats in the lower house of
Congress, which will give them ma
iority in that body.
\ Cheering Message.
New York, Nov. S.--Frank Patter-
son, Of the Democratic executive
committee, called John A. Dix on the
long distance telephone from State
headquarters at 7.30 to inform him
State ticket had been elected beyond
question.
Mack Voted Republican.
Buffalo, n. Y, Nov. S.-Norman
E. Mack, chairman Of the Democrat
ic National Committee, to-day voted
the straight Republican ticket. 1t
was an error, but it could not be
rectfied. subsequently he told Of
the joke himself
Some Democratic Losses.
Chicago, Nov. S.-Democrats have
failed to carry six of the Congress
sional districts in various States
which they had claimed. Two of
these districts were in Massachu-
sets, one in Pennsylvania, one in
New York.
Cannon Reelected.
Danville. ILL.,, Nov. S.-Early re-
turns indicate the reelection Of
Speaker Cannon in the 18th district
by slightly reduced plurality. over
William l.. Cundiff, Democrat.
Illinois Democrats Winning.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Early returns in
Cook county indicate heavy Dem
ocratic advance, and several Demo-
cratic members of the Legislature,
who voted for William Lorimer for
United States Senator, are running
considerably ahead of their oppo-
nents.
Ira C. Copley, Republican, Elev-
Sh'Il blStlICl, clcClcu.
N. b. Thistlewood Republican,
25th Illinois district, elected.
Twelfth Illinois Congressional dis
trict, Chas. e. Fuller, Republican,
encumbent, elected.
Over i'm Tennessee.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 8.--In-
dications are that the legislative
ticket of the Democrats has been
elected with the possible exception
OF w. a. Ferrell, who has probably
been defeated by o. G. Stone, Re-
publican
Pennsylvania Republican.
Pittsburg, Nov. S.-T'he early re-
turns indicate the Republican State
ticket will run ahead OF prediction
claims Of the State committee. John
Is. Tener, nominee for Governor, in
rs districts' polled 2 to 1 against the
reform nominee and 13 to 1 against
his Democratic opponent.
Indications are that out Of 16 Con-
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