The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-06

is in doubt.
The legislature is safely democratic.
Democratic Colorado.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 6.-Woodrow
Wilson, for president, and Elias M.
Ammons, for governor, have swept
Colorado for the democrats, according
to incomplete returns compiled here
at 8 a. m. today. Estimates Of their
pluralities vary but it is conservative
ly stated that Wilson's will not be un-
der 25,00O and that Ammons' may
reach the same figure
These two leaders have evidently
carried with them the entire demo
cratic state ticket, congressional and
legislative tickets indicating that Col
orado will be represented by two
democrats in the lower house. The
senators will probably be John F.
Shafroth, now governor and Charles
S. Thomas, former governor.
Morning Tabulatlon.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The indi.
Gated electoral vote resulting from
yesterdays election was tabulated
today as follows:
Wilson, 1896; Roosevelt, 110; Taft
"a. This vote was divided by states
as follows:
Wilson Alabama, 70: Arizona, 8
Arkansas, 9; California, 13: Colorado
i6; Connecticut 4; Delaware, 8; Flor
ida, 6; Georgia, IA; Indiana, Is; Ken
lucky, 13; louisiana, 10; Maine, 9
i Maryland, 8 Massachusetts, 1S; Min
nesota, 10; Mississippi, 10; Missouri
4 IS: Montana, 4 North Dakota, 5
NEBRASKA, 8; Nevada, 8; New Jersey
la: New Mexico, 8; New York, 40
North Carolina IL; Ohio, "a; Okla
homa, 10; Oregon, 5; South Carolina
9: Tennessee, 12; Texas, 20; Vii
ginia, IL; Wisconsin, 13; West VII
ginia, 8.
4 Roosevelt-Illinois, 20; Iowa, 1S
Kansas, 10; michigan ,15; Pennsy
vania, 3S; Washington. Z.
Taft-ldaho, 4 New Hampshire, 4
Rhode Island, 5; South Dakota, 5
Utah, A; Vermont 4 Wyoming, 8.
Wyoming For Taft.
4 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 6.-Wyon
!, ing will cast its votes in the electorf
! college for Taft Complete return
from nearly one-quarter Of the AZ
9 precincts in the state indicate tn
: president has won with plurality
upwards Of 1000. Wilson is runnin
: second and Roosevelt poor third.
Mondell, republican for congres
: has been reelected, running far ahea
of Taft. On the U. S. senatorship II
q vote will be very close, both dem
Gratis and republicans claiming
small majority of the legislature
ioint ballot and it will require an of
cial count to determine the result.
7 Returns from 81 precincts out
472 show: Taft, 1857; Wilson, 1,2b
6 Roosevelt, 305; Debs, 19. For co
gress. Mondell, republican, 1,SG'
J. Fahey. democrat, 1888; Winter, pr
/ eressive, 176. Same precincts in 49,
!. gave Mondell 1896; Ross, democrf
e 1,461.
B.
a New Mexico.
s. SANTA FE, N. M. Nov. 6.-Late
t, returns. still incomplete, merely We
IS fy earlier indications of a sweepil
democratic victory. The plurality
in Wilson and Harvey Ferguson, den
to cratic candidate for congress. "
ID approximate 5000.
Montana.
HEI ,ENA, Mont, Nov. 6.-Wllsol
n nlurality in Montana will be betwe
i'll 5000 and 10000. Walsh, democi
lit for senator, Stewart, democrat
is governor and the two democratic c'
at gress;onal candidates, Stout a
Ill E,vans. are all elected. Their plurf
1t, ties are only slightly under Wilson
10. Dixon, progressive. for senator,
re, second to Walsh.
!. Democratic Landslide.
- NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Realizatl 6.
q Of lust how great victory they y
"a won came to the democratic hosts