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Continued from page 1.
(By Wejtsrn Union Telegraph.>
\ t manu Sal,. ,or Tart.
Whlto River Junction. Vt. Nov. S.
' mi ti return* tr.-n the state
Taft 33.693; Pryan. 13,(89.
Konto? k> m>e. Better.
Kentucky. Forty-two counties out
?i 11?. ouUlde of Louisville and ML
son county, Bryan. 51.31:1; Taft,
? ? 71?.
Slack \oi Talking.
Vaw York. Nov. I.?At 11 p. m.
< airman Mack announced that until
be heard definitely from Ohio. In
i na, Illinois and other western
si tea he srould not comment on the
i alL
Lese Votea fa Olik.
Inclnnatl. O.. Nov. I.?rwenty-six
?clncts give Taft. 1.411: Bryan. I.
in 1U04 Roosevelt, 3.596; Park
1.411
New York Herald Kulimato.
N'aw York. Nov. 1 11:10 p. m.?New
> rk Harald bulletin says the New
England pluralities for Taft are Maine
Is.000; New Hampshire, 15,000; Man
sac hu setts 16.000; Vermont. 18.000;
Rhoda Island. 10.000; Connecticut,
tl.?+?.
Naw York. Nov. I. 11:30 p. m.?1.
?71 districts In the state outside of
greater New York give Hughes 381.
?51; Charier. 2*8.147; Hhearn. 3.694;
la IftOf Hughes. ?41.37?; Hearst. 240.
???. la Greater New York 1.200 dis?
tricts live Hughes 188.635; Chnnlcr.
333.916; Shearn. 34.?7?.
Arkansas Negroes Vote.
Little Rock. Ark.. Nov. 3.?Bryan
aarrlod Arkansas by a reduced ma
Jorlt) according to the returns, as a
rasui: of a heavy negro vote through
out the state. All the Democratic
congressmen ware elected.
ladftana May bo Close.
Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov. 3.?333 pre
?facta of 3.345 In state of Indiana.
\ Taft. 46.??8; Bn 0 43.181; In 1904.
Roosevelt. 48.434; Parker. 33.337.
Illinois for Taft.
Chicago, Ilia. Nov. 3.? ?30 out of
3.811 precinct* In Illinois outside of
Cook countv give Taft. 94.095; Bryan
??.43?.
iVrnocrac\e Gains tn Ohio,
nr atl. Ohio. Nov. 3.?8lxty pre
i ? ri e Taft. 5.473; Brs^n. 4 548.
In 19?t Roeeerell 8.846; Parker, 3.
?44. Ohio fifty precincts give Harris,
Rvpuoiii ia eaadldate for governor,
3T94. Harmon. Democrat. 3.863. In
190? same gave Hsrrtck. Republican.
?.?7?; ra33?ma, Democrat, 3.143.
Hurrah for Boston!
Boston. Mass., Nov. 8.?Bryan car?
ried Boston In today's election by the
narrow margin of 387 votes.
Democrat Governor of Indiana.
Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov. 3.?At 10 p.
m. Indications are that Wm. H. Taft
carried Indiana by about 3.000. Thos.
R. Marshall, the Democratic candi?
date for governor. Is probably elected
by a small plurality.
Midnight Bulletins.
Indianapolls. Ind.. Nov. 3.?In the
aeventh congressional district Con
seaman Ovemtreet has probably
defeated by a small plurality.
(By Westsrn Union Telegraph.)
Maryland (fc?cs Wrong.
Baltimore, Mi.. Nov. 3 ?Returns
from various parts of the state show
a falling off tn the Democratic vote
*n4 Indicating that Taft has carried
ihm etat? by five thousand or more.
The Republicans have probibly a|sjg4>
ad three of the six congressman.
Cannon He-elected,
snvllle. Ill . Nov. 3.?The friends
peaker Joseph Cannon say that
?i nas been elected by a majority of
si to seven thousand over his Di 8M
cratlc opponent, Henry C. Bell.
(By l?ng Distance Bell Telephon.' >
Albany. N Y. Nov. 3.?This city
complete gives Taft a plurality of 65.
000 and Hughes a plurality of 35.
?09 tfughes plurality in 1908 was
t.900.
l/oultlaiu? lor Bryan.
Nsw York. Nov. 8.?The New York
Tribune says Louisiana gives Bryan
140.94* plurality.
Democratic (tain In Ohio.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov. 3.?The 13th
congressional district gives Bryar? 90.
000 majority. In 1906 this district
leeted a Republican to congress by
400 majority.
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Chicago for Taft.
Cbtea4TO, Nor. 3.-?Returns from 394
dlstrlrts out ?f 1.260 In the city of
Chicago indicate a plurality for Taft
,n 0H it. of 30.000, against Roose
velt'a U0.??00. on the basis of the same
district.
Indiana lft.000 for Taft.
Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov. 3.?If the
present ratio is maintained Taft will
hn . Indiana by 18.00Q.
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Providence, Rhode Island, Nov. 3.
Midnight tlgures show thut Taft will
carry this statt? by 16.000.
Republicans Claim Congress.
Chicago. Nov. 3.?Congressman Mc?
Kinley, of Illinois, chairman of the
National Hepuhlican Congressional
committee declares the next house
would have a good working majority
of Republicans.
Oklahoma City, Nov. 3.?Complete
returns from Oklahoma give Bryan,
10,732; Taft. 10,609.
Gains In South.
(By Western Union Telegraph)
New York. Nov. 3.?The Times says
the returns from the southern states
show tnat Taft has made wonderful
gains. Florida alone gives twenty thou?
sand more than to Roosevelt four
years ago.
Bryan Carries Fair*lew.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 3.?Bryan car?
ried Falrvlew, his precinct by 106 to
52 for Taft.
Connecticut ttocw Solid.
Hartford, Conn., Nov. 3.?Taft car?
ries Connecticut by 25.000. Ldlley the
Republican governor and all five Re?
publican congressmen are elected.
Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 3.?308 precincts
in Omaha give Bryan 7,274, Taft 7,
309. For governor Shalleberger,
Democat. 7.091; Sheldon, Republican,
6,138.
Topeka. Kansas, Nov. 4.?The Re?
publican chairman claims the state
by 35.000.
Nehru.ska For Taft.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. 3, 9 p. m.?The
Omaha Bee claims that Taft has car?
ried Nebraska by 1,200.
Kentucky l>cm<?crntlc.
I/?ulsvllle, Ky.. Nov. 3.?The Demo?
cratic State Committee puts Bryan's
plurality in this state at 15.000.
Both Claim Jersey.
Newark. N. J. Nov. 3. 8:05 p. m.?
State Chairman Murphy of the Re?
publican state committee claims the
state for Tuft by a sweeping majority.
H?? said It had been a landslide. () ?v.
Foffl also claims a big Republican vic?
tory. The Democratic state commit
tee claim *h?> state for Rryan, but give
t o figures
Delaware Republican.
Wilmington. Del.. Nov. 3. 9 p. m.?
Senator Du|.;?nt estimated Taft's plu- j
' iiiis in this state at 3.000.
Montana Vote Clone.
? Butte. Mont.. Nov. I.? Scattering
r? turns from the state Indicate that
Mi. vote will vefj 0lOM( with the
OllOJMOfl h> f;i\or of Bryan having a
plurality.
Te\as \ -ual.
i ? .1 it, Toms, Nov :i Tin rotunn
Indicate the election of the entire
DoiBOOfOtlfl ticket, both stnt?> and na?
tional, by the usual majority.
Light Vole in Kentucky.
i.oulsvtlh-. Ky.. Nov. 3.?Thirty
?? uuti. s out of a total of 119 In Ken?
tucky give I'rvan C..4r?7 plurality. The
?oinie counties In 1904 gave Barker 7.
52j* plurality.
>(hks?< huM ttH Solid for Tnft.
Iosto.i. Mass., Nov. 3.?The Globe
a Democratic paper announces that
Taft ha* carried Massachusetts by one
hundred thousand and that Draper
has been elected governor.
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?Boston. Mass., Nov. 3.?In Massa?
chusetts 110 cities and towns give Taft
33,146; Bry&m 12.750. Same cities
and towns in 1904, gave Roosevelt,
33.657; Parker. 13,783.
IliUhcock Claims 116 Votes.
New York, Nov. 3. 7:1J p. m.?Re?
publican National Chairman Hitch?
cock said to the Associated Press I
stand on my claim of 325 electoral
\?>t. s for Taft. I repeat that Taft will
receive not less than one hundred
thousand plurality in New York state
and that Gov. "lughes has been elect?
ed governor of New York.
Buffalo For Tuft.
Buffalo, Nov. 3. 7:30 p. m.?Erie
county complete gives Taft 40,101;
Bryan, 35,982; Hughes. 35,367; Chan
ler, 40.913.
Sherman Congratulates Hitchcock.
New York. Nov. 3, 7:45 p. m.?
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republi?
can National Committee has received
the following congratulatory telegram
from Sherman, the Republican vice
presidential candidate: "Please accept
my congratulations and thanks for the
zeal and wisdom with which you have
conducted the campaign which today's
! success fully concluded."
Democrat Huns Well.
Detroit, Nov. 3.?The first scatter?
ing returns from the state indicate
that Taft has carried the state by a
large majority while Hemens, Demo?
cratic candidate for governor, is run?
ning much ahead of his ticket.
Bryan Gulus In Nebraska.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 3.?The polls
In Nebraska closed at 6 p. m. In Lin?
coln the vote was the heaviest ever
cast, with Indications that Bryan has
made substantial gains In his home
county.
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San Francisco?Out of 271 votes
counted In two precincts In San Fran?
cisco stood Taft, 134; Bryan 118.
I St. Paul. Minn., Nov. 3.?223 pre
I clncts in Minnesota give Taft, 23,713;
Bryan, 13.591; Jacobson, for governor,
18.687; Johnson, 24,236.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 3.?80 pre?
cincts. In Iowa, Indicate that Taffs
majority will he 73,000.
Portland, Ore., Nov. 3.?Ten pre
i
clncts. complete out of 114 in Mult
i nomah county give Taft 1,196; Bryan
013.
Denver, Colo., Nov. 3.-23 precincts
001 of 140 Denver give Bryan, 1,360;
Taft. 1.403. on straight ballots.
Not Popular lit Ohio.
Columbus. O., Nov. 3.?In Ohio 111
preelnoU five Taft. 9.::i7; Bryan, 8,
156. The same in 1904 gave Roose?
velt m.Vjt;; Parker, 6,730.
New York Con<jrrcHsiiion.
Now York, Nov. I.?The congress'
man ?looted in Manhattan are as fol?
lows: eighth *i ist ritt. Dan .1. Rcudnu,
Democrat, reelected; seventh, Henry
M doldfofle, reelected; tenth. Wm.
iulaer. democrat, reelected; lIth, C,
v. Foin?s, democrat, reelected; Ifth,
Michael .J. Conroy, Democrat; llth,
Herbert Parson. Republican, reelect?
ed; 14th, Wm Wlllet, Democrat, ro
eleceted; ir?th, Van Veckhen Oloott,
Republican, reelected; llth, Frances
BtlftOn Harrison, Democrat, reelected;
i7th. Wm. s. Bonnet Republican, re
elected; ISth. Jns. A. 49anleen. Demo?
crat, reelected.
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! Taft'M Great Vote.
New York. Nov. 8.?Indications are
that tho following votes will be cast
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in the electoral college for Taft: Cali?
fornia, 10; Connecticut, 7; Delaware,
3; Idaho. 3; Illinois, 27; Indiana, 15;
Iowa, 13; Kansas, 10; Maine, 6; Mas?
sachusetts 16; Michigan, 14; Minneso?
ta, 11; New Hampshire, 4, New Jer?
sey, 12; New York, 29; North Dako?
ta, 4; Ohio, 23; Oregon, 4; Pennsyl?
vania, 34; Rhode Island, 4; Utah, 3;
Washington, 5.
Claiming Utah.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 3.?The chair?
man of the Republican committee
claims the state for the Republicans
by '25,000.
Democrats Cltilni Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 3.?The Demo?
crats claims this state for Bryan by
5,500 majority.
Louisville, Kentucky, Nov. 3.?Fifty
four counties give Bryan, 87,764;
Taft, 74,651, not including Louisville
and Jefferson county.
Maryland Not Lost.
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 3.?Shortly
before midnight Chairman Vandever,
when seen at Democratic headquar?
ters conceded the election of Taft by
a plurality of 2.500 in this city, but
claimed the first and second congres?
sional districts by 5,000 and the state
for Bryan by a small plurality.
.Johnson in Minnesota.
Sh Paul, Mln.. Nov. 3.?Reports
from 223 precincts In Minnesota give
Taft 23,713; Bryan, 13,591; Jacobson,
18,687; Johnson, 24,236.
Missouri Is Safe.
St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 3.?Scattered
returns Indicate that Bryan has car?
ried Missouri by 35,000 plurality and
that Cowherd, Democrat, has defeat?
ed Hadley, Republican, for governor,
by 20,000.
Buffalo All In.
Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. \.?Erie county
and Buffalo city comrlete give Taft,
40,101; Bryan 35.982. Hughes 35
357; Chanler 40,913.
Tufts Gets 2DH Votes.
New York. Nov. 3.?Ceneral returns
received up to midnight show the fol?
lowing results: Taft is elected by ap?
proximately 298 votes with practically
no change indicated in the complexion
of the national house of representa?
tives.
Summary of Midnight Returns.
The United States House of Rep?
resentatives will retain its present Re?
publican majority. The Republican
campaign committee concedes Ken?
tucky to Bryan and Shcely, Demo?
crat, is certainly elected congressman
in the fifth district.
QOV, Hughes is reelected governor
of New York by about 54,000 plurali?
ty.
Indiana has gone for Taft by a safe
majority.
Bryan has apparently carried Ne?
braska.
The Ohio returns arc slow In com?
ing in owing to the immense ballot,
but Taft lias carried It by a large plu?
rality.
Taft may have majority in the city
of New York which will be the llrst
time the big city has given Its vote
to a Republican presidential candi?
date.
Mr. Taft probably will receive a
greater plurality in New York state
than President Roosevelt did four
years ago.
He has exceeded Mr. Roosevelt s
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I plurality in New Jersey and had a
I surprisingly big vote in Massachusetts,
j Bryan has carried Lincoln by six
hundred, overturning a normal Re?
publican plurality of sixteen hundred.
Washington state goes Republican
by forty thousand.
Taft carries Massachusetts by 120,
000, and Draper for governor, carries
Massachusetts by 60,000.
Pleased for Little.
Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 3.?
At 11 p. m. Mr. Bryan sent down
stairs the following statement:
"It is very gratifying to receive so
complimentary a vote in my home
precincts, in the City of Lincoln. We
appreciate very much this expression
of good will on the part of our neigh?
bors in Republican strongholds."
Kentucky Congressmen.
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 3.?Of 11 con?
gressmen, 7 are safely Democratic, 1
safely Republican, and three are still
In doubt.
Messages to Hitchcock.
New York, Nov. 3.?Chairman
Hitchcock received messages from the
chairman of the Ohio state commit?
tee at midnight saying that the re?
turns so far received indicate that
Taft has carried Ohio by 100,000.
Chairman Rosewater of Nebraska,
says Nebraska is very close and it
will probably require the returns from
the remote country districts to deter?
mine the result.
A message from the Maryland state
chairman said that Taft has carried
Maryland by 5,000.
Oregon 25,000 for Taft.
I Portland, Ore., Nov. 3.?The Ore
, gonlan states that Taft has carried
; Oregon by 25,000.
Good Bye Maryland.
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 4.?The indi?
cations are that Taft carries Balti?
more by 2.000 and has carried the
state by over 5,000.
Nevada in Doubt.
Reno, New, Nov. 3.?Two complete
and one partly complete precincts
give Bryan and the state Democratic
! ticket a lead in the state. In Reno
the vote is about an even break.
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I ?5,000 in Kansas.
Chairman Dolley, Republican of
Kansas, wires, state goes for Taft by
j 35.000.
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Democrats Claim Ohio.
New York, Nov. 4.?The United
Press says: Democratic Chairman
Henly and Ha 1 claim Ohio for Bryan.
Give Up Kentucky.
Louisville. Ky., Nov. 4.?The Repub?
licans conceded that Bryan has car?
ried the state by 15.000.
Minnesota 100.000.
St. Paul. Min.. Nov. 4.?The DU
patch sayi (that Taft has carried Min?
nesota by 100,000.
Taft Carries Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. O., Nov. 4. - Based on
71 of the 24S precincts in Cincinnati
Taft will carry his home city by about
s r.no plurality.
Pennsylvania's Majority.
Philadelphia. Penn., Nov. 4. ?The
Republican headquarter! gives 260.?
000 as Tart's majority in Philadelphia
which will be about one half the ma?
jority of Roosevelt in 1904. Gilllllln
for sheriff of Philadelphia county will
have about 100,000.
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No DooJbt in MicMgUL
Michigan?176 out of 2.013 pre?
cinct* and war Is give Tuft. 90,532;
Bryan, 37.125; t'hufin, 199.
in New Jersey.
Newark, N. J. Nov. 4.?3 34 pre?
cincts Ln X a Jtixy give Taft, 6C,u66;
Bryan, 4<?, n.
New Yoik. SOW 4. 1:50 a. m.?2.
539 distric s in New York state out?
side of Gr ater New Y'ork give Taft,
482,224; liryan, T26.244; Hisg? n, 6>
691. In 19 94 Roosevelt received 484,
237; Parker, 301/92.
Californi l.?93 OUt of 2.854. Taft.
7.345; Br\ an, 4,098.
St. Louis Mo., Nov. 4.?Bryan's In?
dicated plurality in Missouri is 35,000.
Cowherd, 1 'emocra:, is probably elect?
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governorsh p is still in doubt and It
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