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are shown in the solid Democrats dele
cation in congress.
North Dakota
Fargo, N. d., Nov. 9.-John Burke,
Democrat, viii carry this state, but two
Republican congressman will probably
be elected, and the Legislature will prob.
ably be Republican on joint ballot; the
new legislature will have the naming Of
two senators and McCumber will prob.
ably succeed himself.
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. 9.-Judson Har.
mon carried the state probably by In.
creased pluralities over 1908 when he
won by 10000. The Democratic gains
appear quite uniform in the big cities
and the rural districts. The Republi.
can state chairman, however, is unwill-
ing to concede Harmon 8 election. Re.
publican newspapers all concede de.
feat. Harmon carries Hamilton coun.
ty by more than 1000. Cincinnati city
shows slight Republican gains. The
first district returns Nick Longworth,
Roosevelt s son.in.law to congress. The
Republicans will probably lose a con.
gresham or two.
Herman =. Goble and Gen. j. Warren
Kiefer are among the Republicans re-
turned to congress.
Oklahoma
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. g.-Lee Cruce,
Democrat, is elected governor by a
plurality Of not less than 10000. The
state prohibition provision Of the con-
stitution is probably repealed, though
the count on tbs question is necessarily
delayed. The repeal Of the prohibition
clause will carry local option.
The Democrats viii control the legis.
lature.
McNeal, Republican, today refuses to
concede Cruces election as governor,
although later returns APPARENTLY in.
crease his majority.
Bird Mcclure, Republican, is reelected
congressman from the first district, Dick
Morgan, Republican, is elected to con.
gress from the Second district. All
other Democratic congressional eandi.
dates are elected. II is believed pro.
hibition has won. McNeal claims TO-.
900 majority.
Portland, Oregon, Nov. 9.-There IL
no change in the congressional delega.
ton, and the result In the race for gov.
erpor is in doubt. A total Of thirty.
two laws are voted on under the initia'
tive and referendum, and the count will
be delayed for some days.
The race for the g~overnorship be-
tween Jay Bowerman, Republican, and
Oswald West, Democrat, seems to fav'
or the latter chances for success. Par
tial returns from sixteen counties out
side Multnomah (Portland) at an early
hour gave Bowerman lll6 and West
1905. In Multnomah county Bowerman
was running behind West with indica,
tions that the latter would carry the
county by at least 1900.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 9.-The Re
publican state ticket has run ahead OF
the claims of the Republican state com
mittee before election. John X. Tener
formerly the supreme officer of the Elk
and a millionaire mine owner interested
in New Mexico copper mines (Chemunl
n the Burro Mountains), is elected by q
large plurality. Congressman wanger
Republican, eighth district, was not un
seated by D~ifenderfer, Democrat. There
may be other Republican congressional
losses.
Congressman VIM. p. Foulkrod, Re
publican, was unseated by Michael Don
ahue, Democrat.
Rhode Island
Providence, r. l., Nov. "a complete
Republican state ticket is elected b.
substantial plurality. Former governot
George II. Utter In elected as one Of
this two congressman. Geo. +. o'Shaug
nessey, Democrat, Ia the other, unssst
ing VIM. p. Sheffield.
South Carolina
Charleston, q. O., Nov. 9.--This staa'
-.nox A. .s.sQ ln~ma nsU.as~.Ga. "A.