The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-10

1000.
The rest of the republican ticket is
elected by about $4,000 or 10000 and
will run fairly we'll togethes.
The republicans have elected nine
and probably ten congressman, the
democrats electing only the Second
district representative and possibly
the Fourth.
The legislature is overwhelmingly
republican.
Democratic Congress.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.-Complete re-
turns from the election of represent
atives in congress indicates that the
democrats will have working major
ity Of 20 in the next house. the num-
ber O. democrats elected to congress.
according to the latest returns, which
are OF an unofficial character, is 225.
The republican representation will be
l64 or l65 or eight seats less than
the democrats now have in the sixty
first congress.
Late re lrns from the 11th Penn
sylvania district indicates that c. c..
Bowman. republican, is elected, re.
moving this district from the doubtful
list. but the 18th district in Penn
sylvania, normally republican, is still
doubtful
Confidence is not felt in the re-
turns from some of the Wisconsin dis
tricts. and it is not improbable that
the official figures will change the
totals of the two parties. The Fifth
Wisconsin district Is claimed by Vic
tor L. Berger, socialist, but Henry F..
Cochems, the republican candidate,
does not concede Berger's election and
a recount may be necessary.
Notable in the New York vote is
the gain of the socialist vote, not
only in the cities, but in the outlying
districts.
In Washington, woman suffrage car
ried the state, and in a number of
sections where the question was up
local option shows gains.
Missouri however, voted against
the "dry" proposition.
The republicans of Chicago and
| Cook county find grain of comfort
J in one candidate saved from the en-
tire list-Probate Judge Charles S.
| Cutting.
The general results are likely to be
maintained by the final official counts.
| Complete (unofficiaI returns give
Robert e. Lee, democrat, majority
of 55 over Robert D. Heaton, republi-
can, in the 18th Pennsylvania district
The probability is that Governor
Stubbs of Kansas, plurality will ex.
ceed ten thousand.
The election of Whiteacre in the
18th Ohio district, increases che DEM
ocrat total, and the democrat gain by
one.
For the first time in thirteen years
| the democrats control everv branch in
the Indiana state government two
| United States senators, and all but
| one member of the congressional del
| egation.
The Nevada legislature passes from
/ doubtful to republican.
Oswald West. democrat, Is leading
Jay Bowerman, republican, for the
Oregon governorship.
Lee Cruce for governor. and the
remainder of the democratic state
ticket are elected In Oklahoma.
Judge Alton B. Parker is prominent
as successor to Senator Depew as
result of the New York democratic
victory.
i The republicans are assured of II
/ new United States senators which
with thirty-four hold-overs, gives them
total of fifty-one. The democrats
are assured Of fifteen new senators
which with twenty-five hold-overs
gives them total of forty. One sen
atorship is still in doubt-in Montana
Il There Is prospect of tie.
! The governorship of Idaho is moi
(, yet beyond doubt.
4 Colorado went democratic and John
Y. Shafroth was reelected governor
! Complete returns show the social
lists polled an unusually heavy vote
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