The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-09
EVER YBODY WINS
IN ELECTIONS, IF
CLALllS IRE RIGHT

the state ticket mrs slightly ahead o
ihair Democratic opponents.
New York state elected a rcmbli
can assembly. thu. daprivins Coy
j, ornor Dix. democrat. oi the suppo1
he has hcrctoiorc 'ssd from tho legis
laturr. democratic m both branches
The present New Ynrl, aesambly ha
4 democratic majority OF twenty
four. The newly S!ectcd asscmbl,
will have Il republican majority o
upwards OF thirty.
Tammany Again Wins.
In New York city, Manhattan anl
HronS. the Tammany strength wa,
materially reduced. hni its candidates
for judicial and county offices wer,
elected by greatly REDUCED plnrali
tics. In brooklyn ihe fusion Judi
Ecial and county candidates we're sue
ccsslnl @itst perhaps one exception
y Democratic CONGRESSMAN was
elected i'll the second Kansas district
10 fill the place Of Representative
Mitchell. republican,. deceased.
In Kenlucky. .l:PAcs IL. McCrcary
democrat. was selacicd by Il majority
tesIimaied at from 2o.01O TO 10000
democratic legislature was a!sc
elected which insure i':e choice OF
+ Congressman Ollie Ianos for United
States senator from kanintky.
The election held in the new state
OF New Mexico is still in doubt, boil
the republican and democratic 6an-
ft1dates 1or governor claiming ihe
election OH meaEre early returns
Indications point 10 n republican leg
iisla,nre which. will elect two renub.
iican United States acnainrs.
Wilson Given Support.
New Jersey elected Il legislature
which will probably give continued
support TO Governor Wilson. demo
crat. bn. ihe Legislative majorities
are still in dnnbi.
EARLY returns from The state elec
lion in Maryland were inclusive as
between Arthur +. German, demo
cratic candidate for governor. ana
Phillips Ice Goldshorongh. republ;-
can. On the first .meagrc rei1lrns
Republican State Chairman IIanns
claims the state for Colds borough.
Mississippi elected =, democratic
governor and state officers by a ;;,.
cided majority.
The municipal election in Ohio re,
suited in the election Of damoocrati,
mayors in Cincinnatis Cleveland and
Columbus. Brand Wh.tlock was re-
elected in Toledo.
In Rhode Island carly return indi-
Gated Tho recollection OF Governor
Pothiel. republican. oye, Louis 4.
Waterman. democrat. by an increas-
ed majority.
Socialists Made Gains.
Socialist gains marked he cleo
'!on yesterday and gave the party
power in districts in which it had
been unable heretofore 10 muster a
counting vote. In Schenectady, N.
w., the socialists elected q mayor, all
other city officials except on and a
majority OF the county board. Tn
addition tho assembly district in
which Schenectady is located rciurn-
cd q socialist assemblyman.
ONO was another winning ground
for The socialists. Return in half a
dozen Of the chief cities. in two of
which they elected mayors. gave them
~ total Of thousands in advance of
any previOns showing and nut them
close in order numerically with ihe
two old parties.
BESIDES Schenectady, Cleveland
Columbus and Dayton were tho most
favorable cities for tho younger par
~ In the Second Kansas Congress
sional district. wherc q successor to,
the late Congressman Mitchell wass
tho socialists made extensive
gains.
In several other states. among
them New Mcyico. where socialists
had fun ticket in the field, further
gains were predicted
Taeeart Minis in kaGsaS.
Kansas, City. Mo.---.loscph Tag
gart. a democrat. was Yesterday
elected 10 congress from the Second
Kansas district by n majority estl-
mated Mt 1900 over his republican
opponent. Ulysses s. Guycr Mr..
Taes:lrt will fill the nncxpircd term
OF the late republican congressman.
Mitchell. Mitchell carried the dis
1rlct in 1910 by $3.50 votes owe,
John Caldwell, democrat.
New Ynrl; Stale 'rurns.
New York City.--From a demo
cratic majority of twenfy-four the
New York assembly Yesterday turn
ed overwhelmingly republican. Al
indications point 10 tho. republican
In tho lower chamhcr having n ma
joriiy OF fifty.
Nebraska Republican.
Omaha, Ncb. Tho ;. republican
party made almost a clean sweep in
Nebraska. Tho only execution of
Importance was that or Dan Y Steph-
ems. democratic candidate for con-
gress in the Third district, to fill the
fancy caused ny The death of The
late Congressman I.atta. Stephens
won over James C. Elliott, the re-
publican nominee, by Il majority
which will probably exceed 5000.
Although the democrats claim the,
possible election OF one supreme
judge ,ihe republicans Il apparently
have swept everything before them
with The exception Of congressman.
The majority OF Stephens is great
ly reduced from That Of Congress-
man Latta. who had more than r.
900. In Douglas county. (OmahaD a
fierce struggle was raised over the
county ticket. which the republicans
carried with tho single execution of
sheriff, Felix McShanc. a Young
democrat, defeating Frederick Hole.
present. member Of the board OF fire
and police OF this city. for that Office.