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WO0dlow Wilson Elected.

Trenton, N. J., Nov. 8. For the first time since 1892, the year of the great Democratic landslide, that landed Grover Cleveland in the presidential chair for the second term, New Jer- sey went Democratic today. Wood low Wilson, president of Princeton University, being elected governor over B. M. Lewis, his Republican op- ponent, by a majority that may reach 30,OOO.
 Except in MT. Lewis own county, Democratic candidates made gains in every county in the state and all the indications point to legislature that will be Democratic on the joint bal lot and name a Democrat as suc- cessor to United States Senator Kean, whose term expires in 1911.
 Littlet0n Wins.
 Oyster Bay, N. Y., Nov. S.-Indica- tions are that Congressman w. w. Cocks, Republican, has been defeated by Martin L. Littleton. Cocks is a personal friend of Colonel Roosevelt and represents his district in the house.
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New York Democratic.

New York, Nov. S.-John A. Dix. or Washington county, Democratic can didate for governor of the state of New York, has been elected by ma jority which, when all of the returns are in, will probably reach 10000. With a falling off in the Republican Fyote, estimated at P per cent above the Bronx and eleven per cent in 8New York City and falling off of Height per cent in the Democratic vote Ftp state, Dix majority is about 1000 kpore than that obtained by Governor
 Hughes in 1908.
 Colonel Roosevelt's home election
 istrict, the fifth of Nassau county,
 Nas carried by Dix by majority of 2$fty.
 # Although he ran considerably ahead sSbf the ticket, Dix managed to carrf 4his associates with him. His major 4ity in New York City is estimated at about 105.000. If the Republicans could have come down to the Bronx with anything like normal majority, Henry A. Stimson would have been electsd easily
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

Dix did not receive anything like ed for him in New York City. It was confidently predicted that he would go to the Bronx with 15e.0o0.
 The tremendous falling off in the Republican vote up state was a great surprise to the Republican leaders. the vote that the Democrats expect They could not explain it tonight That Mir. Dix would win was appar- ent to them early when the returns showed that the Democratic candidate was running neck and neck with Mr. Stimson. in districts where large ma torities were confidently expected for stinson. The only explanation of fered by the Republican leaders IS that friends of Republicans who would not vote for Dix because he IS .a Democrat and who would not vote for lStimson because of his intimate relations with Colonel Roosevelt showed their resentment and lack or interest by remaining at home.
 The Republieens lose three con sressmen in New York City and for . while it looked e though Francis B. Harrson would be defeated. He managed to pall through. however.
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men who trooped to Sagamore Hill as soon as the result was definitely known. The vote in Roosevelt's own election district, the fifth, was a shock to the Colonel, and his Oys- ter Bay admirers. Roosevelt's friends let it be known tonight that the Col. onel does not regard the Democratic sweep as a Roosevelt defeat. He views 1t solely as a defeat for the administration policies, practically with regards to the tariff. Early ir the day the Colonel expressed his det- ermination to continue his fight sor Progressive politics and for decency as he explained it. Win or lose, we will go right ahead in our strug-
 g!es,' said the Colonel. I vii. stay here nine or ten days and then start right in again and clean ort tn. undes ;rable clement in our ranks.
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Tcncr By 60,OOO.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 8.-The election of Tcner was practically conceded by Keystone party managers at S:30 o'clock tonight and returns from Allegheny county show that Tener is running far ahead and as this is the county upon which Berry was counting to pull him through his hope was dashed. This city will give Tener majority of S0,000 to 100 ,O0O and there Is no chance that the committee vote can overcome this. Tener is elected by at least sixty thousand.
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In Louisiana.

New Orleans, Nov. 8.--Seven Dem- ocrata will be sent to Congress from Louisiana as a result of the days election. Weather throughout the state was reported good but the vote boiled was unusually light. All of the proposed amendments to the state constitution were carried but the vote on the first, relating to the Panama Exposition was heavier. In Arcadia Parish the liquor question predomin- ates. With women and children fight ing hard to defeat the saloon inter- eSts.
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FOss Wins GOyernOrship.

Boston, Mass, Nov. S.-Congress- man Eugene M. Foss, was elected governor of Massachusetts by "a ma- iority over Governor Draper by about 2S,0OO. Governor Draper, earlier in the evening, when he had seen some of the first returns, conceded that he had been beaten.
 There are many gains for the Dem ocrats in the Legislature and there is great deal of talk to the effect that Senator Lodge might find Wat erloo in the Democratic districts.
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HORRIBLE MINE ', 9as. v ,.-.:.., ;
 DISASTER REPORTED
Between 200 and 300 Men Ent0mbed in Mine in Colar0d-Fifty Made
 Their Escape.

Trinindad, Col, Nov. 8.-Between two and three hundred miners were entombed i'm the coal mine of the Victor American Fuel Co.,, at Delauge, twenty-two miles northwest of here at 3 D. m. by an explosion of gas. Fire followed the explosion, Fifty of the men are reported to have es. caped. through Entry No. 2. Two of the men who were in the mine at the time of the accident have been taken out. They are unable to tell any, thing that would lead to the relief of their comrades, who are still alive.
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Arkansas the Same.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. S.-Arkansas voted for Congressman alone today The state election having taken place in September. A light vote was poll ed throughout the state' being fuily forty per cent smaller than the Sep tember election. The returns snow full Democratic delegation to Con- gress as follows:
 Bruce Macon, Helena; w. A. Old field. Batesville; J. c. Floyd, Yell vile; Joe T. Robinson, Lonoke; H. M. Jacoway, Dardanelle, succeeding Charles E. Reid; w. s. Goodwin, War rem succeeding Minor Wallace.
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FOss By 500O0.

Boston, Mass, Nov. S.-Govefnor- elect F'oss said tonight: From re- ports thus far received l thlnK my majority will reach 50,0Oo. l think Cassidy, Democrat has been elected lieutenant governor and that we have carried seven congressional districts in the state"
 Governor Draper in conceding ms defeat by Congressman Floss sald "It looks as if they made me tar
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O'Neal- By 10000.

Montgomery, Aea., Nov. 8.-Dmmett O'Neal Is elected governor by about 10000 majority. He is the Demo- cratic and local candidate. M. w. Howard, Republican, and John l.. Burdett, Democrat, ran very close m the Seventh Congressional district. All other Democratic congressional can- didates are elected.
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Renuhlicans in Iowa.

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. S.-Gover- nor Carroll, Republican, was heavily scratched all over the state. Por- tger, the Democratic candidate, for governor, carried Cedar Rapids E. APO to 1,746. Twenty-one precincts in Des Moines give Porter lead of AT votes. On the basis of meagre carly returns Carroll should win by about 5000.
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"JJncIe Joe" EndOrs ..t.

I'anville, H., Nov. S.-J9s Can Ivn's campaign managers at 1.30 D. lr. declare there is no dGaot of his e1Setion by the largest ma ',r'ty in ten years Cundff, his oppon al. ccn- Ses his defeat.
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From Virginia.

Richmond, Va, Nov. S.-Electons in Virginia for ten Congressman. In four districts Democratic nominees have no opposition. Strongest fights were in the fifth and ninth.
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Stubbs Reelected.

Topeka, Kansas, Nov. S.-The early returns of Kansas tonight indicate the heaviest vote and the most scat tering in the history of the state. In the cities over ninety per cent of the vote was cast Governor Stubbs, Republican, has been reelected by upwards of 30,000 majority, over George H. Hodges, Democratic can- didate. The railroad employees and negroes apparently voted solid for Hodges on account of the agitation of Governor Stubbs to prevent the pro- posed increase in freight rates and charges of unfairness in distributing patronage to negroes. The Republi- cans probably have lost three con- gressmen. All the other Republi- can candidates won by handsome ma iorities, the five being insurgents.
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Tribe Defeats Howard.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 8.--All Democrats for Congress were reelected today. In the Seventh District. where Sam uel Tribe and Congressman Howard both claim the nomination, Triple was elected by 400.
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HOOPER WINS IN TENNESSEE
Dix. Harmon, Wilson, and Foss Pile Up Bio Maiorities Over Republican Opponents--- Senators Beveridge, kean and Lodge
 May Lose Out.

The election yesterday was sweeping victory for the Democrats all the courtry with the exception of Tennessee which is believed o have given Hooper 15- GOO majority over Bob Taylor in the Gubernatorial 
 In New York State Roosevetsm received slap in the face when John A. Dix carried the state Hen ry L. Stimson for Governor. In that state the Demo- cras gained eight senators and seventeen representa- tives in the legislature. Dix's majority is estimated conservatively at 70000
 In Ohio Harmon was elected Governor by 75,OOO over Warren Harding. He carried President Taft s city by from 10000 to 120o0. In Indiana it appears that Senator Beverdgee seat is in danger with bright prospect for Democratic victory.
 In New Jersey Woodlow Wilson, the brilliant edl1- cator of Princeton, has been elected Governor.
 Eugene Floss swept the state in his for Cover nor of Massachusetts, and his election is conceded
 Dix surprised even his most loyal supporters, car rying Roosevets home precinct in Nassau county
 Caleb Powers is the only Republican congressman elected in Kentucky all other successful candidates be- ing Democrats by big majorties.
 Martin w. Littleton defeated Roosevelt's personal friend for Congress in New York
 The Prohibition fight in Missouri and Florida re- ceyed telling blow the wets'' winning out in Mis- souri by 16OOOO and the amendment in Florida being lost.
 Governor stubbs in Kansas was endorsed by a greatly reduced majority.
 Indications are that the Republicans have lost many local fights several states especially in the city of Chicago where the Democrats elected candidate
 Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan and California remain ed in the Republican column, but in Kansas the Dem ocrats made gains in the congressional fights.
 The results yesterday practically assure the Dem ocrats majority in the House of Representatives. In Tennessee at late hour last night the Demo- crats were still claiming victory but it is generally ad- mtted that Bob Taylor has been defeated Mississlp p Texas Arkansas Virginia. Alabama, Louisiana and Maryland gave their usual Democratic majoritles' Fears are expressed for the safety of Senator Lodges office in Massachusetts and Kean in Pennsyl- svania.
 # Nicholas Longworth IT,, was returned to Congress in Ohio.
 @ Democrats in Ohio made great gains and will prob abv elect number of new congressman and legislative Representatives.
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Texas Big as Eyer.

Dallas, Texas, Nov. S.-Chairman Williams, of the Texas Democratic State Committee, estimated that Col quit, for governor, is elected by over 100000 out of a vote of 30o,000.
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Vets Win in Missouri.

St. Louis, Mo, Nov. S.--lnds 2a'ioh are that the Republicans havs car ried the entire ticket. Th' "ve;s' eve, whelmed the "drys' by aLott l60,000.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

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uormen's Election Conceded.

cnc,nn.ti. Ohio, Nov. o..-Taiis novmaper. the Times-Star, c'nce"es tho election of Judson Harmon as governor. It says tha major'.! III Hamilton county. in which Clne'hn"-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

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Wilson Elected.

Trenton, N. J. Nov. 8.-Figures available indicate that Wilson, Dem ocrat. carried New Jersey by 2O,OOO majority.
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Mississippi 0. K.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. S.-Al Demo- cratic congressional nominees in this state have been elected.
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Texas Democrats Gain.

Austin, Texas, Nov. S.-The entire Democratic state and congressional candidates are elected by material gains.
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Indiana Democrat.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. S.-Retarhs indicate sweeping victory in Indiana fo, Damocrats on state legislature and the congressional ticket.
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Bell Defeated.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 8.-Steady returns at this hour, 9:30 p. m. indi- cate that Johnson has probably de- feated Bell. Democratic candidate by small majority.
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Reyeridge Beaten.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. S.-A 5 o'clock tonight enough returns have been received to indicate the defeat of United States Senator Beveridge.
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Wisconsin Republican.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov s.-McGoV- arn Republican has been elected gov- ernor by at least 3O,ooo majority.
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Harmon By 75,OOO.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. s.-Ad1utane General Weybrecht tonight clsf"s Harmons election as governor os '''" 900.
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Dahlman Leads.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. S.-Returns from twenty-four of Omaha's fifty-four election districts given Dahlman, Democdat for governor, COOP and AL drich, Republican, $500.
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Roosevelt Blames Tariff.

KOOSeVeIt BIameS T1fHI.
 New York, Nov. 8.-Colonel Roose- welt had nothing to say on the de- feat of Stimson. In fact, he would not be interviewed by the newspaper
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-09

Nashville, Tdnn., Nov. S.-At ID o'clock the friends of Hooper were claiming his election by a vote all the way from 10000 to 15,0o0. The size of his majority they claim, de- bends upon the ahte returns from Hast Tennessee. The vote is light. Much of the Independent vote came back to Bob Taylor, but apparently enough of it's remains if the Hooper claims are true to elect him. In the meantime the Democrats at the state headquarters have not given up the fight. They say that some Of the early reports are errors, and that they have reports from some of the counties in direct contradiction to the reports the bolters and Repub- licans claims to be accurate. There was a light vote both in Middle and West Tennessee. In West Tennessee the counties of Shelby; Fayette and Madison, Dyer, Haywood. Obion and Henry are known to have gone Dem ocratic. Republicans claim to have carried Hardeman county, but the Democrats have report that Taylor carried that county by 401 votes.
 Shelby county has gone for Taylor by about 5000 majority. Davidson county went Democratic by about E. 500. The Legislature is in doubt Hamilton county also stood by Sena- to. Taylor A majority of the Middle tennessee counties remain loyal to the Democratic party, but by small majorities. Enloe ran behind Hoop- CT. It is possible that Thomas may win out. At late hour the Com mercial Appeal conceded the election of Hooper by 15,000.
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Trouble Ia Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Ok. Nov. s.-When armed negroes busted election off cers at Fuzzy Creek, Ok, in Dagoner county, seized and took charge of the election today and threats of similar action were made at Guthrie, Cover nor c. N. Haskell ordered out Com- pany M. of the Oklahoma National Guard at Oklahoma City. and Com- pany B. of Tulsa, Ok. The troops were under arms thoughout the day A picked possee with Sheriff Oprew of Muskogee answering the call of help took charge without bloodshe'' The trouble arose over the ent'ce- men; of the grandfather clause. The demands were made that all negroes read and write. The presence of arm- ad men at Guthrie stopped further de- nlors trations here.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-20
LIKES HIS TARIFF IDEAS.

The thing that pleases me most
in Rooseveltis talk on the tariff was
the declaration that he is in favor
of allowing tariff equal to the diff
ference in the labor cost of articles
produced here and abroad, but That
he wants the workers to get the diff
ference. If it should appear that the
tariff was used to give additional
profits to the manufacturers then he
would be I'm favor of taking off the
duty.
There is a proposition that nine
tenths of the thinking people of this
country will agree with. They are per.
fectly willing to protect labor in this
country. They don't want to see the
wages cut down to the level of wages
in foreign countries but they want to
be satisfied that the tariff duties
are levied for the purpose of enab-
Ling the manufacturers to pay higf
wages.
| IL congress will follow the sugges-
ton of the progressiHes, provide for
an expert non-partisan and disinter-
ested commission, l mean disinterest
ed so far as having any interest in
any protected manufacturing concern
and then take up a schedule at a
time after all the information is al
hand, we will In time get as good a
tariff measure as it is possible t.
make and 1t will take the question
out of politics together.-Farmeri
Mail and Breeze.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-20

The statement made by Candidate
Hawley that capital has ceased TO
come into the state for investment.
but "shuns 1t ais a pestilence" on &C.
count of the corruption of the state
land board. not only misrepresents
facts wen known TO the people OF
the entire state. but ISLANDERS the fair
name of his state. and would, II his
statements were accepted outside at
the value he would have them accept
ed by the voters inside of the state
whom he hopes thereby TO influence
TO support him, bring about the very
conditions which he Is charging the
land board with having precipitated
by the dishonest acts of Its members
When a man has to resort to such
measures to bolster up his candidacy
he admits the hopelessmess OF his
cause, and displays lack of loyalty
and state pride that Is objectionable.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-20

1t is a very peculiar position the
wet democrats, with Candidate
Hawley at their head, are occupying
in the present campaign. They in
corporated i'm their platform an en-
dorsement of the local ,ption law
passed through the lower house OF
the last legislature by a vote of 20
republicans and one lone, sorry look
ing democrat, thus slapping in the
face the other members of their
party In the legislature who voted
against the bill. They then force
poor old man Hawley to mount that
same local option plank which endor-
SEES that same republican law, and
for which their representatives in
the legislature refused to vote, and
stump the state ON it. And to make
the confusiom more comic lnding Mr..
Hawley's speech at Boise. in which
he introduced Mayor Roes, of Mil
waukee, whom he had assisted in
importing into this state for the pur-
pose of defeating this same local OPP
ton law. has been sprung on him.
In thas speech Mr.. Hawley said:
Among the measures passed by the
last legislature THERE is NONE so
UBIQUITOUS AS THAT ACT
KNOWN AS THE LOCAL OPTION
| ENACTMENT" Still, Mr. Hawley
Is running on that ubiquitous local
option plank, which he and wet
brethren say Is such a perfect law
that though Mr.. Hawley is 1.-The best
lawyer In the state" he would not
undertake to Improve upon 1t for feas
he might weaken dt Now, does any
honest democrat. republican, socialist
populist, tinhorn bootlegger or ST.
wash believe that there is any hon.
esty of purpose or consistency in
such conduct ON the part of either
Candidate Hawley or his party? But
is 1t not apparent to the most partisa
blinded that the sole purpose Is TO
secure votes and assist the "wet'
cause. II not, what under heavens
!. is intended?
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-20
WHITE BIRD ITEMS.

Richards and Curlee, having built a
new boat, equipped with a rocker,
have started down the Salmon river
and are going up the Snake river,
prospecting for placer mines. They
expect to be gone all winter.
B. @. Davis has put in machinery
for chop mill. and is doing a thriv-
ing business cutting all kinds of stoc
feed.
Stock shipments this week were
Ed Knorr, Is fat hogs; Mr.. Vincent
Freedom. 80 cows and calves; w. s.
Brockman, Snake river. 30 head OF
cattle. These will be driven to Ere
dmand for pasture before sending
them to market.
Wooster and Evans drove a bunch
of so cattle to their ranch on Salmon
river to fatten for the spring mar
ket.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-20
Am the most intimate friends

Am the most intimate friends of
Candidate Hawley claim for him is
that he Is an liable lawyer" Non
praise his business ability; and it
would not do for them to do so; the
records are decidedly against such
claim. Legal knowledge, even
though dt we're backed up by I'M
swerving honesty, does not fill the
bill for chief executive of a state like
Idaho; that position requires ability
to manage and business gumption,
none of which Mr. Hawley Is charged
with possessing. His own business
affairs conftite such an idea, and his
talks upon the leasing of the state
school lands confirm his lack of bus
mess grasp. II any confirmation were
needed. Because the state land
board ieased the school lands in large
bodies I'm Fremont county at IN cent
per acre, which brought into the
school fund something like $4,000, an
stead of leasing a few acres along
the water courses at 20 cents per
acre, the total earnings of which
would have been something like $3.50,
Mr.. Hawley has had a great deal to
say all over the north part of the
state about "Brady's umbusiness like
administration. Hawley says anybod,
who intended acting honestly and
fairly with the people, would have
taken the 25 cents per acre proposit
ION; that he would have done sc
himself, and win yet do so If he
Is elected. And nobody who knows
him doubts it. Anybody who has
ever had any experience In arid graz
ing sections knows that the key tc
the whole situation lies in securing
possession of the water rights along
the streams. A party who is allowed