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WLSON WINS ILLINOIS;
HOLDS CALIFORNIA
Roosevelt's Cook County
Lead Fades When Re?
turns Come from
Down State.
cnicag" N ?? " ^Vi,h ?" ?rert m
tteruV I?'- 'nct8 out of 4 ^ ,n lllinois
U2*ed Oovernor Wllaon to-nlght b,i> ?
t*? , ei Colonel Ro
? - it . coneeded that the
_J i_ m the Democratle eolanin.
?bM of ',. ? aard from
A' Ui . i'ounty. and many of
___? tn/The aouthern pait of the state.
(urth<-! pluralltlea for Wilson are
fXP*[ uopular vote now stands: Wilson.
? *
j \vas: 1
Taft. TMCt
?. OUl Of 2.71* outslde
11 A" ... the reeultfl Btood: Wll
01 vy:. ? .!. :i:'..;,n; Taft, 17*.*7J
t _scarri? apparent eai lay that
ttllaoD i0on would tle lf not paaa I
^?,?1 vote. Throuphout thfl day WllB
_tr rof- * Then. when he was
Ko.n-.""-- ?'?""', an*ad "f R******"' 1T
^BOcorered that the Prealdent-olocl
*T ^ ? ? ? n?o isly with 1.001
mit. om I.lvingflton County.
iltts g.<ve hope to the
, " ort-llved. for
^at'.*. ."?"'ll tTom "'''"
M-ar<1 F Dunne, Democrat, carrlea
H__ois foi Oovernor ?>y a pturahty or
gygl *.i-h -" precineta nol board from.
k gava Dunne
' r. per I ,nk- *??**??? ('"ok
,-ountv ? ' nk\n*i l>e
*e>n. ?*?.<*? "unk, lOMK
Davies Makes C'aim.
-I have no reason - bnngfl my etate
j^t (Mued tbe day of election." taid
; jcwpr, Davlei - ? of the Weatern
rw-cvrai:- headquartera, "m which I
al. I .lid not eoncede Illinoia to Rooae
T.jt I wlll say that my he-n judgment.
^^j on the conridentlal reportfl from
thoee Boanl ea yet to be heard from. is
that "4,'ilsor wlll hava thfl state by from
10 to I
Mr. Darlei waa aabed of the future.
-tv. have I our Detnoeratlc factory
ID. Inatalled o-ir Detnocratlc mn*hinery."
b? aatr. tmnm ?1"' a<1"
wtlflnr ni of ua thi
?f tuminc o it the proaperlty whtch our
factory ? bul" f"r- To-daj we have l ?l
<(?}? of vi ton to-m rroa and ln the
(utnre we shall hav.- the reepo. riblllty of
<r_n~tng out our campaign ;
_?y that wlll not Interrupt the ?
-oeperiTy. bul wlll caui
little forther oown
-h is clear to us that th.
pirtv has now a new
? , -
party. 1 Long llve lh?
kkf
._ a-'
LOiilGWCRTH SEEMS BEATEN
Unofiicial Count Shcv/s Hio
Democratic Rival Won.
i
} ? ? oallots
? '
the lal M
by ull
?
--
? ? almoal
\ ?
__?*-, towi
?
? t.f <?7.
The
? ' ?
it <? ? ?
U ihe elect
? Otto
i H"
a
T. R. MAN ASKS RECGUN7
Nassau Chairman to Fig-ht for
Colonel's Home District.
? ?
;. .
irman of I
-
to the
?
? At flrst I laimed the
Noat) ioo plun
?? - . radually ln
ntll i anderatand to*
'
r Aaaambly*
man. g
'
We- ll '
lon.
be in* one "f tbe
n?r Pr.-. ;>- " ':;
... q
? ? ? :,sk and I
man- gft arlll place a full ticket ln
for the *
..- re^i.ient*. may cliooaa thelr
ei .teo. Wa aill sen.i oul thou
jaM- ? tterfl ask'.ng the rflrfd
for candl*
Mr Honheur aald manda-i
hgB would be brought agalnal
of th* ro"-n or Hemi atead Nortl
aeaeJ and Oyster Hav eoaipeUtai ? ro
*ount.
Los Angeles Returns Fail to
Give Colonel Enough to
Overcome Wilson's Lead
in Outlying Districts.
? - ta i ?
San Fran.-is.-o, Nov. 7 ?Additlonal re?
turns r<-i. iv.,1 to-day and to-objht, wiuie
ng WUfloa'a plurality, Indicate tnat
ii>- V4.ii; carrj the Btate, bul b) a smn!i
margta tron IM% to 2.000.
Lflfl Anp-lpf Hull MooaflTB BBBl out word
to-daj tiu't j.ress returna from the pre
1 Clneta of that city hud been lnaccurate,
anil rlaimed a much larjrer vote for
1; toevelt than had appeared The Demo?
crats ebaheag-d thfl BuH Moose. and a
Bd at nt. waa made upon I'otinty
Cli k Lelaada for a recount 4.f pradnci
At that tlBM Wilson's lead in tne
ad t.b <- rt Aowa to |J a\
The ProajraaalVfla, with addlng ma~h_ies,
totalled Rooaarelt'fl vote In the tfl elty
prcclactfl at t&JOOk The newspaper vote
| count'.ni: bureau made the Roosevelt total
? QMt If thfl County 4'lerk's COUnl BhOWfl
! ti.e Proarsaalvfl count correct, thfl Rooae*
I veit people ciaini their eandldata _m
I carry the atate by from MN to MU. UB
tl.. other band, if the aawapaper t.ureau'a
BfljureB are correct. Wilson's parttsana say
bfl will win the state by the atnall margta
itnlii -nted
ln the city and couat) aa even largei
epancy haa been shown between tt.*
tt.tais cotnplled al Profljreealee beadejuai
ters and those gathered by the news?
paper tally men. ln Ml 4>f thfl 7:7 i Itj and
county preclncts the PiaajIBBBllifl eountfld
RoaflMrrett'fl vote as 76.C.9&, gt*1a_ him a
plurality of near'.y IM-B. ln 677 city and
COUaty preclncts the opposltlon cotint al
lowed a Rooeeveh pluraJlt] of only 11,71-.
Clerk falande later reported tbeae re
eulta:
I>os Angeles city. complete: Rooaerelt,
Wilson. M
In 2.v? out of the 272 county precincta:
Rceeevelt, 2VM1; Wllaon. 17.731 Tnls
make? Koosi'Velt's plurality ln thr
and county of Dos Angelea _M_
In twenty-four countlea la whleb Wll?
aon Ifl in the lead only partlal rei inw
have been recelved. These BBOetl) nt.
from northern and central counties. tfl
arhlcb I ? Deuiocratle eote ia beartee-,
rt from them BhOWa B*__e
for Wilson.
r< turnfl ass red the ?? -? lecHon
to ? om fll Ol William Kent. I'r. cr- ?
-? Dlatrlet. Thi OBBgreefl delega
lloti Btanda Progrea-lrea, f. RepubMcan-,
4; Democrats 2
I0WA RESULT DIVIDED
Wilson Carries State, but Legis
btnre Is Republican.
l>os Motnea lowa, No* 7 v- ? ?
.?? from all eacepl
t- , r . ? ? ? fltale con
?... ? ? tl ? pl iralrt] of ?
?
Th<. (I| irea are: Wllt on
Taft. IU - ? ^"ilaon'fl
pluraUl
.-,.. ? - ? ? two
? ? dtatrtctfl ahow thal thfl i.'-ans
... ? ". }? oTflrwhelniinaly Repab
. ? . | 1 belng a*
tbfl Democratic
noi eaeced fift\-six.
? tion of 1'nited
on.
: returns Indicate thfl So laliat
..Imost rloulil. ... :.t of
; ih. Pi '
to de
?
retui from t. 1
a
Ri . .-? 1. '?
I reportod Dunn plurmlll of ?"? ln tne
reducea the
rmllrj to tt ? Botb aidefl
? ? tkM
OREGON UPHOLDS HANGING
Hfavy Majority Against Abol
ishing Death Penalty.
...
Port__ad l an Nov 7 Oorern ir '?' l
? abo_Wuneni <>t .-apttai
\ punlflhmenl 1- go _g down to defeat by a
majority 0__C__1 returna from
|thlrty-two llultnoaaah County preeracta
I show ni roterfl la favor of ahoUaha-eanl
an.; 1.411 agelnat IncatnpbrU returna
from -ightj Bcattered prednetfl Ib thfl
show almost two to one B_-_nfl1
- hangh-g, the vote standin- ?'< -
? for aholishment. Rfl
? state at hWgfl ulrnost BOl
| formly ahow B_aJ ?rltk aga-nal tha m^?
Tt.. fi.te of s;x murderera now oonflned
. penltenttar. dependa an thla maaa
: ,irc. iVflfljl reprarvfld them all
' untll after elec____ aayinr. that if thfl
.uld declarn for capital punlflh
I reenl he WOUld allow them to bfl hant?i,
. v??-?titi..ri bfltflal D.-cern
tlal returna from every county in
Oreaon eseept Iwo ?ive wilson, 31,664.
relt, ZiAM. and Taft. .
For Ualted Btatei Benator, i-u.e. Deeao
erat, has 2t-.20?; ?elrlng. ItepaUiean, I7.jaf,
land Bourne. Indepflndflnt. lacu-Bbejrt,
BR0KAWBR0THERS
MEN'S & BOYS' CLQTHING.HATS & FURKISHINGS
We never jiisappoint critical
men who come here, because
we are always ready to satisfy
their clothing wants completely.
Advanced sales show a decided tendencv to
wards Chinchilla Fabrics tor Men's Winter
Overcoats. We are showing them in Brown,
Blue, Oxford and Black. Plain Sack Ov^r
coats, Plaited-back Overcoats, Button
through Overcoats and Ulsters
Astor Place &l Fourth Avenue
SUBWAY AT THE DOOR-ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY
RETURNS FATAL TO WOMAN
Says She Is Glad Wilson Won
and Drops Dead.
Chlcago, Nov. ".?Encltemenl eaueed
by the- elactlon is ballavad to bfl
reaponalblfl for Um death af Mra. Ida
Oraham, tblrty-elghl yeara oM, artfe ? ?'
William Oraham. Domocrattc commlt
teeman from the _d Ward
Bhe nat ln her hemie all ni*?h: reaeiing
,rns, and early this mnrninK re
mark, -d:
i am glad Wllaon aron, baca mn he
is a po,,fl man."
\ moaaaal later siu- fe-u to the Boor,
and dled e,f heart dlaaaafl hefore a
phydclan could be lummo?ed.
COLONEL GETS MINNESOTA
Has Lead of 16,141 Over Wil?
son in Late Returns.
st Paul, Nov. | (Frlday).?At 1 a m.
Utt preclncts out eif a total of 3.96.1 In
Mp n?-s,,tn had reporteel the followlng:
Taft. 0,712; vniaon, 119*7; Rooaevelt,
? - Rooaevelffl lead, Kiu.
i-'e-r I'nite.i siiet'-s Benator, -I'T pre
i incta at the- aama hour garc Knuta Net*
, flOB (Rep.) 1 _t*>. 46T,; Daniel I__w|er (l)>mi.
__,!_* i',.r Oovernor, Eberhart eKep.i. in
UTI praetnctfl, had UMM; EUngdal (Deaa.),
Colltna, ttjat
BRYAN SILENT ON CABINET
Leaves Nebraska for Chicago,
Indianapolis and Washington.
lincein. Neb . Nov. 7.?William .1 Bryan
refuaod to-day to commonl .>n Um g BbIp
connect?Ig hls name with <'al.|ii?-t pofll*
ti<,-.
Ifr Bryan lefi bflra thla afteinoon f<>;
Omaha, where he Hddr'-ssed the _rhoe,l
teachera of the state ti*.!.? eveatng. He
atarl d latei for Chlcago, whantfl h? unrii
t" Indianapolis on BfllllUlflJT He will
visit Waahtngtoa for a few days hefure
g to his ainter boma .it Mlami. ITa.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RESULT
Republicans Will Elect Gov?
ernor and U. S. Senator.
f'on^ord. N H.. N'ov. f. COBiplttfl re
turn*. tor the anttN state tlcke-t Klve th
Repuhltcans a malorttv <t twenty one ,,n
joint hallot In th.- LegMatOTB, which
wiii elect n Qovernor and ? Unlted Ft;.t>-s
Benator Thtrteea Republican and -?
Deinociattc Banatoia aere Baeeeaaful.
There ?*? no , li,,j, .? ln foUT Bonatfl dls
The- Hoaaa arttl .,>nslst of 2lo Re
pttbHeana and CH Deutocrata
~h. te for PreeaflaBl araa:
T,-ir' B.M4 ivileon, M.M; Roaai v.-it.
bafln, ?! ' lebfl U*M
TENNESSEE VICTORS SPLIT
Republicans May Help Demo?
crats to Bcat Patterson.
Kaahi lue, Taaa , N
i iintj aahrtfl as to ti,> of Uaftad
Bepab
;?.,.., I..
Ull tha I red te i _n tt Bt aaaei R. L
w l-o dled Ifl <?"
[_e_rtatat*?-J - i ap>
pei ??: ? ? aoi N' B
Patteraon Bomb ? ? of thi
tioa of the i '????ii" ratli parl >, bat It *
clalrr ? ???.??
. !nr
J ?.,,,.. ..... J. tr,|,. ..
? mi ' i " n* ' ? ' ''?"? rflori
regnlar"
- ;,,.- oppoa* d I Patten
ade an Im ? dgu
It li
ibltcana tha: the: bave
Legli af,:-- oi John
? ,d if th.-ir eonteul Ifl wi I
? an "ladopandeat"
.I to the B<
?i,,i Sewell Bi l*ed
blmaell not to aee* ?
, j ?:,. i.. | bcan v,,t,-p, arlll be
tbroa d I i pendenl ' I ?
Oalng lo eonflletln* claima and Um
i dltlona thal 'x-.t la ti ?
. rullc party ln lan-OflflOfl, ablch Ifl <ll
into two fae tlona, lt la ;
... ... forecaat Um ai Uob. uf tnv
- atura.
.;_.- M I Bryan, Democrat, of Ifaah*
vllle, is the only candldate announced tor
? ani.rt term, ahleh nill eatend I
ti:. eonvenlng of l
in January, untll March t
MASON SEEKS* SENATORSHIP
Wbeellng. w \ a., No* : Cln
w. ifaaoi of ralrmont, arbfl
n-r .,i Internal Revenue under
Pri Bldi nt Harrlaoi ?
,-rai yeara afl Repobtlcaa national
mlttaeman for thla atate, announced hla
eandtdac) to-daj for thi Unlted Bl
... t0 ?oeeeed W RTatfloa, l
erat. _ ___.
Late flgurefl oi ihe I eealal tun
majority al abe
u-> n on t<,!nt Oallot.
STATES SHIFT IN
lnnlin.i'il froin Hr?t !>??*
? Rafmblleaa ta the Penate und*r the
preference law
Detaware Ib bo rleaa that an afl-cial
"Mint must be made to declde the po
liticat complexion of the Legislature.
In West Virginia a safe Republh BB
Legislature is assured.
Bcattartog retomfl from upataie bv
?1,. adoptloB of the 150,000,000
?.l roa_U amendment. but the city
? .-. luppoaedly afalnal the gaBaanra,
has nn been canvaased.
The unofnclal defeat of Nl-holas
I.oncuorth in the lst Ohlo Comuess
CH-tri t was the moat not.-worthy
. hrinee ln the t'ongress table. An ofn
I cial cotint will be uacaaaaiy, however.
: The third term oandidatfs flon-ln-law
refiises to COnCOde his opponcnt'a e!> c
tlon.
I.ar-e InCTOBBflB in the Poelalist and
ProhlMtSOB \ot_R are shown tis the re?
turns ure tabab-ted. in lowa the So
cialists almost doubled th-ir vt. and
in New Jersey jumped from 10,000 In
1!?.^ t.. 17/KMi ln the nation nt lars:.
the Ho.iiiliBt vote exceeded 800,000.
Th- I'rohtbitlonlHt.s gained nboiit 20
per cent.
kansas'^ateTrace close
Republicans and Democrats
Claim the Governorship.
Topeba. Ki,ti . Nov 7 - AlthotJR-h com?
plete unottii ial returna from all the coun
tif* af Kansaa have ___? reC-tV-d,
the result of the cont>-l betWoen
Arthur ' 'apper. Kepuhlhati. and OflOrga
li. Hodgcfl, P-Ojocrat, for Ooremor, la in
m.i probably tb'- ah-elal _____ wttl
ac rcqurred to decid.- whi.n la elected
RaBWbMcaa State rhalrman Dotta]
the r.-turt.s khvc Cappflf a aaad "f : ""
I votes arhOfl st Democratic h.-adrpiart'-rs
JHodsi redttad with a ptaraltty of
Ijta indflpfladeni -.aaiillattone piace.i U ?
Def-ocraUc eaad-data ar.ea.i by from M
.. rotea. aii at timta BaaaaflTalhina
ure utiofH.-lal.
I Tbe remilt on the atate ticket prol
| win be deter-aaaad by iheaaall vote. whleb
I ia aapeetfld to lolal at leaal 3,o_ rotaB
At thfl State rnlverslty ar.d the St.it- Afl>
rle-ltura! _-_!?_- ?? votes arere Mfll
Inder a law aaaeted -J thfl B_B? -__*>
latUTfl any IflfljflJ voter _ ho Is unabl- to
vote at Ins votlt.- t-lace mav ? a.-t B baliot
la anv precit.ci of tbe state in which he
happana ta t.e aa I.rUam Day, aud m_>
have hia v..te maii.-d to tba -aaall e-arh
land bv that ..ftVlal malled to the ekwtloa
'conuniaa-oofl* of the eo-aty la arhlel
roier Ireea The mad rotea ar- aol -0_a_?
lasa after tha ->??? ",,n
. amplflte anoa-ah-l returna k^-- tbe '??'
, U___fl .i ... ?
. ??d Wllliam H Tbompoon, I -
.?the|
michigan" result split
Eight Republicans Win Bitter
Fight for Congress
o N,?... . M
?
three nd two
...
? ?
MU hi
ln he
?'
rith, WOO 0?_- H 0
' ? -
m ' i.__
mi : .. aplrlted
.',.,. foi s.nd bonoi
. .,.? inalntainlaa i -hfht
'!n i{'.'f
g ,.,, , Alm B Sn-.-tb
DELAWiU-i SITUATION MIXED
?i.,k
la tn
doubt, and theoftidai count will -
ahether ti ? ita or
im i ?? ? ? ? I ,:"-'1 s,a"'!'
?cnal
M. . ...... Mlller, ':? "*?
eaalre. la 111 aa ? reault of
? . hi h bf in-de
I Ith OOfl .Mstrlrt B_-_-BI
aaaaa
ca/ilfl - baa ??? ? ' " '',,*', "f '
and tbfl Preetden! leada Rooaer-lt by
_
PRESIDENT.AL PLURALITIES BY STATES.
STATES. Wilson.
Alabama . 47.000
Arizona . 4.710
Arkansas . 47.0C0
California . 12,635
Colorado . ',1.000
Connecticut .?_?... 6.343
Delaware . 6515
Florida . 25.400
Georgia . 71./12
Idaho .
Illinois . >5-042
Indiana . 135.OC0
lowa . '9.522
Kansas . 15-??2
Kentucky . I*?4-580
Louisiana . 59,000
Mainc . _T#J_
Maryland . 5^.?98
Massachusetts . 1K..40
Michigan .,.
Minn-*sota .
Missrssippi . 59.500
Missouri . 1*5.000
Montana . 17.160
Nebraska . 35.000
Nevada . 2-'_2
New Hampshire. 1.779
New Jersey. 50.102
New Mexico. 3.R50
New York . 200.255
North Carolina. 85,000
I.orth Dakota . 8,000
Ohio . 134-irj9
Oklahoma . 30.000
Oregon . 6-230
Pennsylvania. *?_*
Rhode Island. 2.494
South Carolina . =8.900
Scuth Dakota . ? ? ? ? ?
Tennessee . .6.4,2"
Texas . 185050
Utah .
Vermont .
Virginia . 63>000
Washington.
West Virginia . 3 .482
Wisconsin . 3d.OO0
Wyoming . 2.00U
JCIIST VOIE JUMPS
Debs Ran Ahead of Russell in
Kings County.
GOT 100.000 IN OHIO
One Kansas County Went For
Him and Missouri Shows
Increase Over 1908.
The following table comparea tha
vote ol the Socialiats thia year with
four years ago. The vote for Debs haa
been doublad.
State. IU] 190.V
Alalama . L'.ejOei 1.39S
Arizona . l.hOO
A: kuli.ttes . l.Tuei Ut/U
Caiifointa . K-,,00n 9,131
Colorado . 10.411") 7,974
Connectlcut . MM ;,,ii"
r.f-lawar*- . 47.' tftj
Plorida .r. 4.::i) 3.74;
Q**o-_ria . MI ."*h
Ida . T.soo fi.i'^
intnola . :r.,i.fl 3*t.*>i?i
Indiana . 21,000 11471
llowa . 2'\000 8,327
? Kunsas . 2O.0.I0 12.42t)
j Kentucky . UMt 4.ue*i
I Louisiana . MU t,Ot
Malne . 1.S20 i.7.*>a
iMaryland . 2,??i 2.32:i
Maaaacbuaotta .... l!..1-"^ 10.7*1
1 MIc-hlKan . 17.735 ll.MK
I Minnesota . l_,7_i 14..".72
1 Mtealaalppl . L0M 978
' Missouri . 20.000 15.411
1 Montana . 12.607 6.M6
Ne-braaka. 5.777 lifiN
N'erada ._.. 2.l-'7 2.1<*3
Nea Hatnoflhlre.'.. 1.442 IJM
N- w Jersey. !7.?,:. 10.X1
N'.-w M,xie*o. l.OSei -
N.-w Vork. -M.OeW N.4H
Ne.rth Carolina. :.vs :!78
North Dakota. 2.87" 2.421
Ohlo . Kt,.-.,_ r,79.">
Oklaluiinn . 27.~>M 21,734
Or-pRon . 10.*-.??> 7.33?
lvtir,?ylvania .100,000 33,913
RIkkIh Island . IJM l,3eV.
Sotitli Carolina. -, |e?
South Dakota. 1,407 UtM
Tenneaaea . 2,:ii7 IJ7*
Texaa . n.s*) 7.R70
Ctall . ei.72e'l 4,S9",
ont . -
Virclnla . 1.720 2V>
(Vaablnnton . 17.42*; 14.177
Weet Virjrlni.-l . _*e).eVH? 3.e,7!?
Wleconatn . M.ooo 2<U7'->
Wvomlnj? . 2..1O 1,711
TotaN .HMU 42- .v
The* electlon rpsult* nhow mark??<1 *mln->
for tba BodaUata ln many part* of th.>
coantrjr, tll Kln^n ''ounty that party
pnll#>d 3*1 leflfl vote*, thlf* y-ar f"r <;.,v
arnor than ir, aaa. ablla r>.-i>_ potlod UM
rotefl more. than Rnoflflll and 2.18j BBOTa
than Kusse-ll irot In 1910.
tiih Se,. lallet i^ii.or party locoreod ai
nie.st MI votes IrsR in K!n?fn CoO-ty fe.r
? for tbfl F'.ve rnoi Bblp than
tn 1910.
Ti, ? Hfurea for HH] in Kln_<> %?..-.>.
PrflflMOBl Boctaltflt Pebn. I1.MI ?odaUM
.., HnieK--ii recelved 8.'.:*i aad
Hall. BOCti-11st La
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Columbua '- " loeta IM atata h.a.i
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Deba recelved
? f r:.,.r/- tl :<?
In cin>-lnn?tl the. Bodaltatfl _atn<
proatmately MM >.\?r i1-0*.
Mo., Nor. 1 Ofltaa in
- doubllna lh? v?*a
Bodallflt
ity. Mo., and Eaatern
Te..:,., ,-?rT'. '
Kan., t'> " majorltj ot >'?'. tbfl Bral
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j . Mo Inelodlni K
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., waa prol a I ree time
that of 190S. In Bnohomlah County Debe
polled almoat .1 Mt votes, and Anna Maley.
the candidate for Oovernor, recelved m..re
votea than eitlier Hay or Llater.
MGOVERN WINS WISCONSIN
i Republicans Claim Plurality of 5,000
for Him Over Democrat.
Milivaukee, Nov. 7?Governor Francia
B, Meilovern. Republican. will have fl
t.lirallty of at least 5.000 over .ludge .John
C Karel. Democrat, tn Wlseonsln. ae?
cordlng to returns recelved by Republican
State Chalrman Scott.
The Democratic Srate Committee haa
not been recelvlng r-turns stnce election
night and wlfl not B-Tfl Bp hope untll the
vote of the atate has been offlclally can
vassed. which will take about two w.-eks.
The few addltlonal returna recelved to?
day do not alter Wilson's atandlna His
estlmated plurality remaina from JO.ftrJf) to
?MM
WYOMING STILL DOUBTFUL
Wilson Leads Taft?Senator
Warren May Be Beaten.
! T''"-r?'>h to The Trlbune 1
Cheyent.e, Wy<> . Nov. 7.-F. 0. Hoplcin*.
-halrman of the Democratic 8tate Com
I mlttee. claimed Wvomitut to-nlaht for
' Wilson by a plurality over Taft of .VX> to
;.?.. Three hundr.-d and ten precincta
' oui Of a total of 4T2 ln Wvomlng give Wll
I aaa h\M and Taft w.ta.
! Tbe el.-ction <>f John R Kendrlck. of
PbBflHaa for l'nlt-d Statea Senator. to
F. I Watren, of Cheyenne, ta
almost cert.iin from the returns avallable.
?
PROHIBITION GAINS IN OHIO.
dncinnott Nov T.-lnaoiawlate retaMM
b> the nblo beadquarters of tbe
ProhiblUon partj Indicate that the nej.
Daniel A Pollng. of .'olumbus. Prohl*
tion .-andldat. for Oovernor, re.-elvert l>e
tweeil ft.fl-C and MBC votes. -""J >eara
ago the ProblMUoa role ln the state waa
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