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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1904)
I , _ _ ( USTfR COUNTY RfPU UCAn By D. M. AMSBERRY. IJROKffiN DOW. . . NElJnASKA - Brief T elep-ran1s i : > In\'C'nll'd 1\ Conwllus Van C'rhllt hns \ npw t , po oC ] orol1\otlvo tln < 1I'I' , hullt oC stool anll ( ' ) ' \ 111\ ( \ rll'nIn \ shnpt' Ills reporlC'tlln Bl"itiRh nrn al f'ircos ] thnt 11. In\HlIIC'H' \ mnn.of-wnr hna lJcen cunt hy 11. mine off Port Arthur. Cnplaln Colin Cnmphell. to whom 1\IIss \ Nnn'y Leiter of Chic-ago IJ said to ho engaged , Is 11. escondml : of Irish ] dus. Mrs. Susnn Helller , wenlthy wlow , ] of Cor ' on , la. , a\I\llIell \ \ to St , Louis ) Iollco for asslslanco In Ilnrllng 11. 1I1Ill who was to have wedded her. Accortln ! to n. lspatl'h recl'lve,1 , In , . 'I'acomn , 3,000 houses ] 111heen des. troyed nnt ! hun reds of lives ] Gst by lee ] s In Chang Chow , Chlnl\ . Mnrlnmo Gahrlello Uejane nuel Iwen. t ' .slx members of her Prench drunn. tic company nrrlvet ! In New York on the Ward line steamer Monterey from Mexico nd Havana. Martin W. Dnre ] , for soventcen years the mn.nnger oC the Brevoort. 11Otel , Chlcngo , was found dead In bed at the hotel. It Is believed that ho died of nrlght's disease. E , II. IIn.rrlmnn Is said to hn.ve a.n ambition to control nil trnnBContin. ontal rnllrond lines , and already has secured n volco In the mann/JInent of six of the seven coast routes. C. A. Pearson , prol > rletor or the Dn.lly Express of London , nml other nowspapera , authorIzed the announcement - ment thnt ho hnd purchnscIl tht' ! Morn. ing and Evonlng Standard of Lmllon. ( I The nllmes of Admlras ] Fournier and Gervais are under consldern.tlon tor nppolntmont ns French membera or the Internntlonal commission which fs to Investlgnte the North aea Ineldeut. A hundred persons were drowned by the slaltlng of the Prench stemmer Glron o after hrwlng been In colllslln with the French steamer . \ . Scitlnf- l1no near IIorbllllon , twenty.thr G miles from Donn. The I 'oll Rlvor ( Mnss. ) 'rextlll ) Council unanimously rejected a prop. osition to vorlfy the statemcnts of the mill managers thnt they Ill'e uunbo ] to pay the wageR In force before the IItrll\O was lleclnred. { Officials of the Amnlgamated Co . llor Compnny male public corr sllond. once showing that 1 < ' . A. Helnzo de. l1nlteiy offered to dispose of his min. ing llrollertles to the COmlHll1 ' for 8 , . 000,000 , and that the sale i3 stili pend- ing. Sr ! Erneat. CassoH , the Anglo-Gor. man Ilna11cler , is coming to A1n ( ' 1'1 ca. lIe is of Germnn birth , but n. l1fitur. c.lIzed Engllohmnn , and Is the mnn who furnlsh 11 the m0110tnry bacltln for the construction of the Nile dams nt Assounn nnd Assfout. Secretary Woodson furnlshell the following figures regnr ln : ; the cIt-eu. ments sent olIt , b ' the llemocrats. AI. together 43,049,7.13 documents wtc're lIent out , dlstrlbute lInrtly as follow'3 : English llocuments , 19.G03 , 134 j rlr- olgn documont3 , 8,332,096. The Japa11fso legation has recelvoll , n cn\legrnm from Hon.ohllu , .1l\'ln that Prlnco Fllshltnn , the ml1wdo's ! ldoptell brother , snlled from 1Ionolulu for San Francisco , where ho Is ex. lOctoll to nrrlvo on the evening of November 9 , or the morning of November - vember 10. The socretar ' or the interIor haR ap. pointed Dr. William H. Darry , Capt , Samuel I. . . Steero of the army , nn Charles D. Graves to nct as a boarll to III1SS on the qunllficntlons of ph ' , slclnns , ho preacribo the use c'f the I waters of the springs on the govern. JUont reservation at Hot SIrlngs , AI'I" Russia's exhlblt'3 In two of the ox hlblt palnces at the worlll's tail' wer < I closell by order of the expoqltlon man ngement. The cause or the clol\ln vas n reopening of the dsputo ! be . .weon the tail' mnnn oment nnd tor clgn exhibitor : ; rclatlve to the pay ment or n. percentagtl on cash sale ! a their exhibit hooths. Dan Patch fallod at Dolmar tracl ! In St. Louis , to equal his worlel's pac Ing record of lC : G made at Memphl : two weells ago , bllt succeclled In mal < < Ing n mlle in 2 : 01 l1.1.t , thereby breal ! 111 the stnte record oC 2:02 : * . Crm Uner. : seizure clorlt In the oCico of the collector 'of the port , a 61\0 Francisco , has been suspendC ! ' The char e n ainst him , It Is aal , i that ho received the Ihlloslts mnl\ \ on vnluahlo parcel3 I\n.l l\opt th money. The o"tellt of Unger'a allege npproprintlo:1s of Cleno fUllds is nc yet known. Ncgotlutlonn Itnvo b e:1 Initiated to , fl trell.ty Qr nrhratlon : : bctween GOI tnllny an the Unltc" States. Sovo , nl days a o Preh\ont \ Uoosovolt SUI rested to nlll''n St'rnhcr , the 00 mon I\mbaf'RllIlr'r , thllt 11. treaty of a hltratlon het""n the Unit 011 State nnd Germnn'nllld : In his jUdgmen bo very o1Ir'tb\ \ " . The AmcrlC'l\r. hR'ltute ' for S'lont 11e Roae'\r1 rlllll the estnhllshmel of n l > ) 'pnot'e ' hospita 111 New Yor1 WlIlh.m W. ( 'm'Us wrlles of the 11 , crease of at'"mnJ' It , ! tUCIICO 111 th" tr Bar.t , 1\\ : ] th Onm'1II0,1I111111:10 I tl'ado aCC\1lroli t It , . 1'1) I.y 'rt > u'ohlO ' me chant3 and h\11I:1ess ! m : > o. Trnmp , cuaC'hman , tt dvellng cor pan Ion ! \lId now hcll' to his CI1Hlloyor fortune or $160.000 , h th. . Lrlcf hhtOl : of Hart y 0 rn Y S , fc..l11ol' co\chm , I tor lot 1'1 ] . Elnol'u Chl\JlLor.l ! , dLUshtl [ of General 'l'holnllChauIlJer , \ \ I died In Cnllto nta. recently : - . . . . - - REPUBl GANS WIN - - THE ELECTORAl. COLLEGe IS LARGELY FOR ROOSEVEL CARRIES ALL rWRTIIEm STATES Hie PlurlIty Larae.t In the Hlctory of Niltlonill Electlons-Mlcsourl and Maryland Join the Northern BepulJ. IIcan Column. I - . NnW YOnK-Wlth the election 1'0- I turn ! ! HUll Inc01l1111ete , the 111urallty of till ) ) Iresltlent In the nation , uccorlllng I to all Indlmllons will exceClI 1j00,000 [ I -tl1o greatest llmnlily ] ever glvell I1n Amerll1n cnndldnle , 'rho nem'est ap' I pnch to this vote WIIS In 1SJG ! , when McKlney ] I'ccolvell a Illurallt . U\lllroxl. \ 1I111l1ng 8GOOOO , und In 1872 , when G mn t recel vOII GODH : ! ! Illumllty. 'rho Interest ( 'onims Itl : 'IlIsso\1rl and Mnry. ) I\1HI. Late return ! ! Indl < 'uto that the former stnte Is In the l'elll1hllcan col. umn no fnr na IH'esldcnlllll ele < , tors nro concernell , hut that . .JosolhV. ) . 1"011" the democratic candhlate hns been elected gO\'CI'nor. The rOlll1hll. cans eect ] olght of the sixteen con. grossmen. In Marynnll ] the president. ial yO to will prohnhy ] ho cast for President Hoose\'elt. Late returna Indlcat.e that 'I'h0I11119 A. Smith ( em , ) has bean eected ] to congress in tlto FIrst district b ' 4riO plurality. Con. gressman .Jaeltson or this dlHtrlct , howeyer. Jluts forward n claim of trlclt ballots nnd frn.nd . and says ho will content the elecUon. In the other stntes it Is slml ) ] ) ' Il question of pll11. ' Altles. 'rho "solid south" was brolen by the prohahlo defection or 1\I1s80url- this secllon Gf lIlc country usuully having thlrleen ritntos In the demo. cmtlc ( 'lll1mn. 'rho fig\l1'efl show but twelEt.teo , with 133 yotes for Judge Parl\Or. Pl'eslllent Hoosevelt carried all the northern stat i-swept : them , In fllct- und today he had 3.13 electoral votes. The banner stnte Is Pennsylvania. Twenty.four hourEi after the ) ! ells closed the rcturns from this state In- dlcnted that Hoosevelt's ) Ilurallty would . .each 485,000. Nrxt : came illinois - ois where the ) lresl ent Ilolled all' i pl'oxlmatey ] 225,000 yotes moro limn did Judge ParltCr. The Now Yorlt Clt . returns uro still Incomplete , ' but the nmazement over the result has 110t suhslded. JUdge ParltOl' carried , greater - er New YOI'lt hy over 41,000. . In general the sltul1t1on is chlefiy In. terostlng to ny because the tlclet In many of the stat os were cut. PI'esl. hlmt Hoosevelt rn.n . ahead of his tlclwt In mnny localities , notahly In Massachusetts - chusetts , where ho secured n ) Ilur. nllty of 8G.00U , while the repuhllcan canllldnte for governor was defeated b ' 3riOOO , In that state the legislnturo IR relmhllcau find the entire republican - . can tlcI\Ct with tlte excelltlon of gO\- ernor , was elccted. In l\lIssourl circumstances - cumstances al'e similar. In Nebraslm the definite annoUlH'ement that the leglslaturo Is relll1hllcan 11IalOSOS of the statement that William , T. Dr 'lln had aSlllmtlons for the United Stntes senatorshll ) , 'fho next house of rellresentatlves stan.ls 247 relll1bllcans and 13G demo. crats. giving tlto repuhlicans n major. Ity or 111- OHIO'S QUARTER MILLION. It Is That Much Plurality For..Roose- velt. COI..U\IDUS-Nearly : COmlleto re- tllrns show close to 260.000 IlluraHty for Roosevelt and Fall'haIl1s. Only eighteen out of elght.clght counties In the state have IICen carrlel ( for Parl\Cr and only ono democratic ( on- gre sman has been elccted out o [ twenty.one. State O"hnlrman Harvey Garber , the democratic cnndillato In I the F nrth district , has 1GOO 11Iurnllt . in 11. district norn1l\1I ' 6,000 domo. , cl'ath . A conference of re)1uhllcnn ) lenders ) was hold here and It wns rumored thai . n 111an had lIeel1 agreed upon to secure cure the elimination of al1 factlona , lines anll rnlly to Governor Herdc1 , - ( hnirl\1nn Dlcl , don led the confel'encl had any Imch Ignillcanco nnd declar cd that the t1lscusslon related onl3 to campaln Ill1l\nces. FrIends Wire Falrbilnks. INDIANA1)OLlS-Sonntor I 'ah banIs , , 'Ice presillent.elect. has re celved numeroua telegrams of con rnl ulatlon from Secretary of Sinto JIll. ) Congressmnn Bnrtholdt , St. Louis Governor.elect Deneen of Illinois Senator Foralter of Ohio ; Gener John J. McCool , of New Yorltj GenCl nl John W. } 'ost'r or Wllshlngton Senator Plntt 01 New Yorl , ; Senate HO)1It1ns ) ot Illinois : Thomas 'I'armarl (1hnlrmnn of the tle1110cratlc nntl011ll committee , and George D , Cortolym Ir t'- t't' Indli1ni1 Plur lllty 74,000. t'- " . INDfA. APOLIS-Sccretary Sims r. tIll ) rOll\1bllcan state commltteo snl r. thnt from unofficial reports fret eighty of tllO ninety-two ( 'ountlos th ' 9 t , rJIH1hllcnn nntlonnl tlC'lwt had 1'4 celvod n lllurallty of 74,000 in Indian ; .i. .i.lt lt Will Go Dttck to Law. 1 ( . NT"W " YOH1-Judgo Parl\Or I am n- I to thl J'ty from JiROPUS : 'rhl11'sdn ' . It II' 'Juotoas \ sn 'lng to friends : "C 1C C01\r O I am olng to 1'0tUl'11 to tll . 1/llsl1less. I hn vo several engng , munts 11I111el. ronshlorntlon , hut I hn'i n. mndn 1'0 Il'lslon ) 'et. It mn ' he the 's I I r.hnll IIrst tal\O a hollln ] ) ' trip ; n < y for m 'self , for I do not fool the nee . 111 of 1\11 , but f r the henellt of 1.11' tJr Paror ) , " On his arrival .Tudgo Par ] , ( 111 went to the Ianhattan club tor a clll : with friends. MICKEY IN HE L AD. - - I PlurtlHy on Head of Stote Tlcl < et In Nelahborhootl cf 9,000. O rAlIA-II1 the Ilrollortion which It hCnI's to the tota ] vote Ncbl'aalm dOl'3 not 111.1\0 11. hnd , s nt OVl'n to 1 > ontls 'I- vnnla In Iho mattOl' of the mnjorlty It Jave to HoeR \'ell. COll1llleto roturs fl'ollt slxty-t1\.c of the nlnC'ty counUo , whleh relll'oRenls aboul threo.Courthg oC the totll ] vote , hll ] IJlurnHty Is liG,43J. ! What It will ho when the 1'0- t\iI'l1S are all In Is hal'dh. worth while to flgl1ro fOI' Iho purpose of beln ex. nct. ' 011 Ihe govlrnorshlp slxty.elght coun. tics complete ] ave heon recelcl , In Illps' ) i\tlcloy haR a Illul'I\lIty of r.G2. [ ; 'I'ho I'Cll1alllhll ; cOl111les ! two 'cnra ao rave l\Ilclccy IL plurality of 1,871 , which. If thl'Y heel ] their own. will I'UII his tola ] Illul'allty ( 'lose to the ! JOOO mnl'le , 'rho rlmnlnder or the state tlcwt ] has a much ] ul'ger mujor- Ity. 'rho entire repuhllcan congresalonal Ilelegntion Is elc'teI ( , and with the ex. ceptlon of the Slconll ( Omahn ) district - trict with Illurulltleu In excess of 2,000 In e:1ch Instnnce. OFFERS TO END WAR. Jape Unofflclnlly 'Approaches RussIa With Negotiations for Peace. LONDON-.Talnn ) unofficiallY has mnde representations to HusBla 1001 , . Ing to peace. This actlol1 has resulted In fnllul'e , Ilnd sucb represenlatlons , even prlvate ] " , al'e not 1IIwy ] to bo re. ' ) lented hy Japnn. Although the sug- geatlon of a pacific settlement was made unofficially. It actually hac ! be. hind It all the weltht of an offer b " the JapanC.1o government. It was made direct to nusaln , No ) lower acted as Interme lnry. 'I'ho proposition WI\S put forward tentatively nnd IIII0fiic\a1y. \ ! so thnt the , Tn11aneso govel'l1ment wonld bo In 11. position to clef : , any repOl'l that it was aulng forl \ ace. The fnllure of these direct negotiations , however , resulted In bringing Inton"entlon within a measnra e dl'3tance. Mlsourl : Is Rcpubllcan. ST , LOUIS-With comllleto returns from nhtcty-slx counties ont of 114 , the entire republican tle\tet \ , with the of ' ' Ims bepn 'Ieel- exception I o\'el'nor , ( - od hy ) Ilu1'rllltles of HiO to 250. With 11.11 but 11 few precincts accounted fOl. , the Sixteenth congressional ls. trlct hns gene repuhllcan hy a plnral- Ity of 102. 'I'hls result will In all probability - ability he only slh htly changed , either one way or the other , by the retums from the additional III'eclncts. Gives I Majority of 494,525. PHILADEI.PHIA Comlllete but un- olllcial figures received by' the Asso. clatod Press from ever " county in the state , with the excelltlon of Allegheny , In which Plltsburg Is sltunted , but from where 11. close estimate has been obtained , show that President Hoose. yelt's plurality In PennsylvanIa has rel1clted 49'\526 \ , Ilrobaby ] the largest ] llurallty ( ) VOl. given a presillentlnl candhlnto h ' any state In the volltl- cnl hlslO1T of Ihe cOllntry. L. . eGt on Wisconsin. \III..WAUKEE..The Iate3t estimate - mate of l'elll1bllcall 1luralilles In Wisconsin - consin glvo Hoosevclt and Flllrl > anlef ! between 12j,000 [ and 140.000 , nnd La l 'ollette hetween 50.000 and GOOOO. It will be sevcral a 's hefol'e the full retu1'11s are In. Nevada Congressman Republican. JU NO , Nev.-With uhont sovent ' precluct ! ! ml8Shl [ ; a conservative estl. mate Illaces Hoosevelt'a Illu1'l\1It ' In Nevada III hetween 2,500 I1n4l 3,000 Yorrlngton ( reI } , ) waa elected to congress gross hy about 100 0\01. Van DUZCI' demo MISSOURI. ST. LOUIS-With Incomllete ) re I turns at halHl and the rcsult or till atato and nllllona election coming h slowly from the oull 'lng counties HomC\'clt ! hns hrol\On the "solld south' hy calTrlu l\lhi'ourl 1'01' the rOllllb ) lI'an IlI\rlr for lho 11I'al time In thlrt 'ears. Flfty.elght wldply scnltered ( 'onn ties. out of 111 , give the natlonn tlcl\Ot a Illurnllt ' ovm. Judge PUI'IW of 12GD2 , Joseph W. Follt , ( dem. ) ' - for go\'el'nor , running In the , . hood or 35.000 ahead of the slat' ' -I tlcIl't , Is given a 1lurallt . of 31,04. . " in the slime connt's. ! which Inclucl . : the dl ' of St. Louis. : Carried with the rel\1bllcan I ntH' ' I sllde are the cancUdntes for congres r- In eight of the sixteen districts. Il 1' < : IlI1hUcnn nln of seven , nnc1 the Rcm I'omclal retu1'l1s from the state leg\ \ ! I. latve ! 11Istriets Ive a repnbll'an me II jorlty or fonrteen on joint ballot I 1 , the next ollel'al assembly. 'I'hls will mean the defeat oC Unite Statea Senator Cocltrell for re.ele If tlon , ho having been ] lromlsed hy th d democrnta of the atate I'c.electlon ) Ir vlous to the democrntlc national COI vontlon If ho would allow the use , hlR name in connection with the non 1 : Iinatlon for the 111'esltlency , DES l\lOINl < ; S-lown has J:1\'en : nl less thnl1 125,000 I'c\lubllcan \ plllra1lt Ie nnd electell ton rOIHlhllcan congros o men , with a bnre posslblllt . of elovel ) f Heturns frollnonrl ' one.thln\ \ tI : Ie Ilrocincts of the stuto show that whl e. thol'o waa 811\allor total vote thn ' 0 fOllr "enl'8 a o , the ropubllcan 111urn \t It . hns beeu nlmost uulfDl'mly I lt creallml. 'rho average Increase of tl ! ! \ repuL1Ican 1IIIIrnll1) " , so far as heal S. from , was nlnoteon to a III'eclne )1' With this inorenso maintained the I' I ! it lll1hllcan plurallt ) " would go U11 fro I 98,000 to about 1-10,000. TH ! : : EI.ECTORAI. VOT ! : : . , HooRe. Pl\1 vol t. Icr . J\lnhatnn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 A rl/IIIRM ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 1'1111(01'1111\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 . . ( 'o\ol'udo \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r . . I'olln ( ctlcut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . 1"'III\\'UI'O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . 1 ' 1(1)'I < 1a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r U POI'Kl ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 1:1 : lrlnho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'l1 . . III1II111H1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 : ; . . ll\\'a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 . . j I H./LIISnR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 . . KClltllcl < y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 : : I LoUItltll1l\ ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! I ; \Inlne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ii . . ; \/Lr : . .ll\n(1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 . . : \lnnHlluhusethl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11i . . : \1It'llg'l\n ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-t . . ; \lIlInPHota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 . . 1I11't'I'HI\lI)1 ! \ ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 II'Roul'l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 . . : \tOl1tunll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 . . j\feol'us\U1. \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 . . Nt'valill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . : -cw I1nIIlIJlhll'c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NJCI'IWY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 . . Ne\\ ' York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3J : . . f . NlJI'th Cnrollna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 : North Dltl < illl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ohlu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 . . Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ppnll'lvnllla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301 . . Hho e IllullcI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . Routh Curolllll1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! J gouth Dalotl\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .t . . 'I'cllnessec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 : : ' 1'cXUH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . 1S l1 tu h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . VlrIllont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . Vn'g'lnlu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 'Vnhlng'ton ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 'cst Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . \VlscolIHln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 . . 'Vyulnillg' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . - - ' .rotul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .343 133 NCI'CSUu.n' to IIIt't. ! 220. THE NEW GOVERNORS. Colortl o-Alva Adams , D , Connecticut-Henry noberts , R. Delaware-Preston Lea , n. l ' ] orlda-Napoleon D , llroward , D. Idnho-Franlc H. Gooding' , R. IIIhlOls-Cbarles S , Deneen , H. Indlana-J. I 'rank Hanle ' , n. Knnsas-Edwurd W. IIoch , R. \Jassachusetts-Wm , L. Dougas ] , D. \I1chigau-Fl'el ( M. Wamer , H. 1\I1nnesotn-.John A. .Johnson , D. l\lIssomi-Joseph W. Foil" D. l\lontann-Josellh K. Toole , D , Nebrnslm-.Tohn II. 1\lIcl\O ) " , H. N'ew lIamllshir-John 1\lcLane , R. Now , TersC'y-Ec1wal"l C. Stoes ] : , H. Now Yorle-l 'mukV. . IIIggln3 , H. North Carolnr.-nobt. ! 11. Glenn , D , Norlh Dalwta-R Y. Searles , n. Hhode Island-Georgo P. Utler , n. South Carolina-D. C. Heywood , D. South Dnlwta-Sall1ucl II , Elrod , H. TexasSV. . ' ) ' . Lanham. D. 'I'enul'sse-J ames B. I"l'a7.ier , D. Utuh-John C. Cutler. R. \Vashlng10n-All1ert B.Iead , R. w. Vlrglllla-W. I. O. DClwson , D. Wisconsin-Hobert : 'II. LaFollette , Wisconsin-R. : 'II. LaFollette , H. . W 'omlng-JJr 'nnt B. Brools , n. COLORAJO. : DENVER-gsllma1ps at midnight from Hcalterln an I IncOmlleto re- tnrns indicate a plurality of o\'er 10. . 000 for noosovclt In Colorado , The result as to con r 3smcn anll stale officers Is In Ilouht 011. account of the largo uU1Ubel' of scratch 011 ballots that have not been counted , In 1:10 : precincts - cincts o'llsldo of Don\'er Peahody re- cel\'el ( 10OG8 votes and Adams 10- 0:15 : , with 9.1G8 scratchell ballots un- counted. 'rho scrntched ballots in lhe entire slate arc estlmuted at o\'er .10,000. Scratched ballots In Den\'er which 11I1.\"e Iwen counted run In fa. \01' of Adams in the ratio of about two to one. On this basIs the democrats - crats ( 'Ialm that Adams Is elected governor hy from 7,000 to 8,000 plural. It . , with 11 probahlllty thnt the remainder - mainder of the democmtlc state tclwl ! Is also olectcIl , Democmtlc Chairman Milton Smith will not concede that Hoosevelt has cnrrlell the state and snlll : "Adnms' l Illuralll ) ' will not , be lesR lhan 15,000. " WISCONSIN. \1II..WAUKIo F.-'rhe I'esult of the plectlon \Vl8consin shows that noosevelt rnn ahead of every tlclwt anll canled the state o . a plurality estimated at bet weeu GOOOO and 75- 000 : that Oo\'el'l1or LaFollette has ! Joen re.elected by a Illurallty of nhout tiOOOO and thllt the congresslonlll , comllexlon ) remains \111C'hanged from two 'ears ago. The ] eglslature , which Is to elect a United States senator to succeed , Jose\lh \ V. Quarles , Is largely rel1uhllcan and the question of whether \Vlsconsln shall hnvo 11. primary - mary eectlon ] law has carrIed by 11. safe majority. Ono of the sltl'lll'lses In the election was the big Increase in the vote of the social democratic IlI1rtr. Four 'ear8 ago that purty poll. e ed 4,48 [ ; votes In Mllwnulwo county ; two 'oars ago 10,704 , and In this elec. tlon 18,120. The soclnl democrats s electell four assomblnnen and ono seuator to the legislature. ILLINOIS. CHICAGO-Ho ) ' O. West , chairman of the Illinois state rell\1bllcan ( 'om , mltteo mndo the following statement : "Illinois has given Hooso\'elt an un , ) lul' lleled plllrnHt ) ' . ' 1'ho rot urns In l. cato that ho wll1 cnry the state b ' 200.000. Mr. Dineen Is electeel gover. nor by the greatest plurnllty In the history of Illinois. 'fho rell\1hllcam hnve elected nineteen congressmen , D gain of two. " 1t NORTH DAI < OTA. y GnAND l 'OltKS-Itooso\'elt has thE : ) . state by from 20,000 to 26,00. 'rltls IE 11. an increnso of 0\01. GO pOl' cent from It ! McKlnle " 11 mnjorlty. ' 1'ho state tlcltet 10 Is elected b . 111'obably 4,000 less , 01 111 the 140 momhel's In the house of th < lllegislature. . nlJOut ninety wll1 ho re n. Imblicnn. This will Insure the olectlo ! 1'3 of Il l'elll1bllcan United States ! .Ien ntor to succeed Smmtor McCumber : . o. Good intontlons should bo slllmprt m oIl by prlnclllles , not use < l for llavin ! nmterial. . . NEBRASKA'S ' VOTE I IT WENT FOR ROOSEVEI. T BY A LARGE MAJORITY. GOVERIIOR MICKEY HE-ELECTED I The Legislature Is I.argcly Republl. can , the Upper House Being Unanimously - mously So-A Solid Republican Delegation - gation In Congresa. O\IAHA-The : 0111ahn. nee's sum. mary of the Ilolltical outcome In Ne- brasm ] Is as foows ] ) : MaI'o cotnlllcto returns show tl1I1. . . the \'Ictory for Hooscvelt In Nebrasl\l1. will bo gl'eator than antlclll1ted ! e r. lieI' . Ills plurality will not bo far from 76,000 , ngalnat a plurnJllr for : McKlnley four yearn ago of 7,822. 'I'ho returns on Watson electors are Incomllete ] , hut show that the democratic vote is largcr than the populist In the counties reported. 'fho rettll'ns from forty.threo of the ninety counties In the state luwe been rocelved , complete , and partial returns from Illi the others. 'fhese counties comprIse D37 or the 1,700 voting 11reclncts In the state. In these countleatlclCy has Il plurnllt ) ' of 2G34 , whllo In the aamo counties two years ago his plurnllty was 1,556 , or a gllin of 1,078. His IIluraJllr then In the entire Stllto was 5,35 [ ; , and Il plurality this year of 7,500 Is there. fore a conservatlvo estimate. noturns on the remainder of the state tlclwt are \'ery meager , hut , f'Om what Is at hand It Is probable the )1ul'l1.lIty ] . of the remainder of the tlcet ] wll1 ho nt least 20,000 , All six of the congressional ls- trlcts are rellul1l1can , the Second diE- ) Illlclng a democrnt and the remain. del' Increasing their pluralllY over two 'ears ago , all reaching Into four figlll'es. 1 'I'he Ic lslntl\l'e I overwhelmingly , repuhllcan , the s nnte heln solldY' ] ' republican. and conceding the distrIcts - trIcts which nre stili In douht there will not he OVOl' twenlfour fusion. ists in the house. . Douglns count - figures are as fo ] . lows : noosevelt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 , ] 2 t Parol. ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G.7:1 : ! ! . Roosevelt.s plurality . . . . . . 8,385 Dergo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 G41 1\lIcltey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,60 : ! Dere's plu1' llty . : . . . . . . . . ,121 Ienned ) " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,014 Hltchcoclt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,11,301 Kennedy' ! ! pluraHt " . . . . . . . . 710 Only one democrat was e.ected In DougaR ] county , and that is Dr. HIplle ) for the democratic membership or the \Vatm. hoard. The Omnha Hl'ralcl presents these figures on the go\-ernOl'shl\l \ : Hetm'ns recel\'ed r'prescntln a IIttlo more than half the total vote of the state glvo l\I1clwy , for governor - nor , G,1,898 votes , and norge GO,7G I. which leaves : \lIclwy 4,1:14 : votes In the lead. The returns rccelvcd Include - clude these from Lancaster and Doug" las c untles , from qulto n. number of counties complete , and otherwise th scattel'lng vote retul'1\ed from precincts - cincts In all sections of the state. Of the vote recorded from outsde ! Douglas count . , Mlclwy polls 52,8 pel' cent , as ngalnst 62.:1 : per cent of the total vote of the outside counties two year ! ! ago-a gain for him , on the vote Ihus fur accounted for , of one- l1alf of 1 per cent as cOll11larnd with the 1\IIcloy-Thom\lson \ vote. Compnrlsons made hc'ween : the vet of 400 preclncls with the vote cast by the same Jlreclncts two yeara ngo EUclccy. a9,52 : Dorgo. 36,278-190.1. l\lIclwy , 35,414 : 'fhompson , 30,004- 'UI02. 'UI02.This This gives Dorgo a gain of G,274 over the ' 1'hompson vote of two years ago. and : \lIclcc ) " a gain o [ 4,5:18 : : over his own vote at that time. The net gnln for Dergo is 1,73G in 400 precincts - cincts outsl e Douglas counl ' . Those proclncts have 1\1\cl\O \ ) " nnd ' ) 'hompson almost n third of their total vote , outside - side Douglas county. l\hlltlpl 'ing the net Derge gain by throe gives 5,208 the total gnln outside Douglas that Derge might expect If the retlll'1\t ! continued In the sumo proportion th roughou t. 1\lIclwy came down to Douglas coun. ty two 'ea.rs ago with 7,700 ) J1urnllty , Deduct tills from n Derge gain ot 5WO : , and. there remains 2,500 to rep. resent l'Ilcke "s advantage over Derge outside Douglas count ' . The World- Horalil's tables give Derge a lead ever 1\lIcle " . of 1,781 In Dongas ] count " , 'I'ho face of these returns. therefore - fore would Indlcato the re-olectlon of Governor 1\IIclccy by n. 1lurnllly con. slderabh" less than ho received two 'ears ago. A Lincoln dlsllatch to the Omaha News sa "s : All doubt concerning the atato tlcl\Ct was removoel I > ' the latest returns from the Intel'lor and : \1\clwy \ is belloved to have heen . elected b ' 1,000 [ ; majority. garh. re. I turns Tuesday night fllvored Derge. I but l\I1cl\C ' Is now safe , It Is thOIlJ.ht , l Hoosovelt's plumllty over Watson Is 75,000. ParleeI' ran thlr . The Nebrnslm deleJ.atlon In con. gress will bo : First Dlttrlct-E. ! J. Durl.ett , rop. . I.lncoln. Second District-John I. . , I"enned ) ' reJl" Ol11aha. Third DlstrlctJ.IcCarth ' , 1'01\ . . Ponca. 1'ourth DIstrict-E. II. IIInshn w , rop" l 'alrbllr l. Fifth Dlstrlct-G , W. NOrt'ls , 1'0)1. ) . . : \IcCool ( . SIxth Dlstrlct-l\I. P. mltlald , 1'0)1. ) . O'Nolll. r ' . . ' . . . < < . . PRESIDENT I CONGRATULATED Messages Come so Fast that They Cannot Be Anawercd. ' ' ! Hoose- W ASHINU'I'ON-lresrlent - velt was overwhelmed with congratu. ntlons today. They were presented by. many 11 ( > Oplo in person' and were 1'0- celved h ' mnll nnd hy telegraph from ever ' stnte and from nmost- ] every city In the countr ' . 'l'housands of lee. ] grams already hnve been recelvod an the ' nre coming 'el 111 an un diminish. e flood. It will ho pnyslcally Imposslblo t'o the president anll Secretar ' Loeb to- ncmowedge ] ] each messngo received , , In r.ccorllnnce : with the usunl custom 'I ' at. the whlto house , but the president I desires It to \1nderstoOll that ho appreciates - preciates It to the fullest and expressions - sions of his friends and would he gln . If It were ) Iosslblo personally to greet Ilnd thrtnlt every ono of thel11 , . The llresillent was in exhuberant I slllrlts ) 'osterday. Allhough he dl I not retire 'until'a late hOllr 'I'uesday [ ; , ho nroso eary ] and had n. happy earl ' morning chat with the member9 of Ilia family and his house guests. Ho reaChed the executive offices early and not till then did he read the mornIng - Ing papers , After ganclng ] over them ho read n few of the thousands or telegrams or congratulation whIch. had been I'ecelved and examined bui. letlns of the lafest returns of the elec- tion. He was advised that the rellub. IIcans had carried l\Iar 'lnn . n message - sage from Senator 1\IcComas announc. Ing that the result was be 'ond ques. tlon. President Hooaevolt has recelveft the following cablegram from Empero WIlliam : NEUS PALAIS , Nov.Prcslrl'nt ! ) RooscvcltVushlngton. . U , S. A , : 81,14 ( 'CrcHt cong'l'lltulnUons. Mu.y hcaven gIve 'ou pro'pcrlty. 'l'uum ( IUod bOIl um ( cllx fllUstUII11UC ] sit populo AlI1cl'l- cano , ( f lgne1) ) WILLIAM , J. R. . A free Iranslatlon of the Latin in. the above cablegram Is as follows : " : \Iay 'our good ac1minlstrl .tlon bo- happ . and IIrosperous to th American - can people , MR. DRYAN ON RESUI. TS. - - What He Says of the Outcome of Tuesday's Election. LINCOLN-W. .1. Dr .an Wednesday- 1- night ave out an extende state- lI1 < 'nt concerning Tuesday's election , . whIch Is Intended to serve as his. C0111ment on the result , and as all answer to reports conedlng him wlllL a movement looltlng to the formation of a new Imrty. : 'Ill' . Dryon said ho- . would not attempt to den " all thO' reports elrculated as to his future 110- IItlcal action , but would let his state ment serve to eXJJlaln his position. IIo says : "The C'mocratlc party lIas met : with un overwhelming defeat in the national election , As yet the returns are not sUlficlently complete to pt"rmlt " nualrsis , as It Is ImIlossl lo to sa - whelhor the re""ult 1 < ; due t.o an ac tual hlcrease 111 the number of rellub- lican votes , or to a falling off In tht ) ; democratic vote , The efeat ot , Judge . ParleeI' should not be cOllslderell a personal - sonal one. Ho d\cl \ us well as ho could under the circumstances ; ho was the victim of Imfavol.able conditions - ditions and a mlsla1wn part . policy. Ho grew In popl1lart : ) ' as the campaign - paign progressed anl expressed himself - self more and more strongl ' upon tho- trust Question , but could not . overcome - come the 1eavr OIlds agnlnst him. " FAIRBANKS ON THE RESULT. It Wn'J the RlghteouG Judgment of th& People. INDIA APOLIS , Ind. - Senator Charles \V. Falrlmnlw , vice president. elect , 'esterday received a fiood or telegrams , Ho I'lcelved manr ca'ert ) durin ! ; the morning anll afternoon. Spealdng of the result of the olcctlon. he saW : "It la a notable victory-one of the greatest victories that haa been achieved In Amerl'an polltlcs , It Is IL vlctor " for the principles or the re- publicnn IlI1rty I\nd for the manlficent administration of Hoosovelt as presl- , lent. 'I'he American peopl ! ! nre great people and when the " thlnl , upon era.t politl'al quc"UOI1S. thC'lr jlldg. menls are righteous alto f'th'r ; Hut we shou d all romemher that t p de- hate has closell , th ! ' verdict hnc ; heen rendered. and we will now sC'ttln 1'aC'k to our duties as C'ltlzers of threat ! r 1Jl1hllc and to our duties to 0 : > " an- other. " The senntor ( Iltl not S'IY tOlln\ ' " . hat would he his ( 'ouro ! In regarl , to the "enatorship whirh ho now holtl. , no will resign It formaly ! , but Ilnw , ho was not today ren y to announl'e , WYOMING. CHEYENNIHoosevelt has < ' : \1'- rlell 'Vyoming b ' from 7,500 I ( J 1\\10. \ Mendel ! , rop. , hns been e'C't"ll ) 10 b ' GOOO. 13rools ' ' ongress over , , 1'1'11. , has been elected go\'ornor h ' mor .1.000 over Oshol'11e. dem. , ! llId the rest of the rC''l1hllcan slnto tlel , < 't has buon elontcll hr majorities l'a11til1t ; from 3,000 to r. 000. Denes : Any VlolillJon. S'I' . PI TEn IJlnG--Wh\lo [ \ l.tI for. mal rupl . will ho made to the Jllrl'\I1- 1. ese III'otest l'I' al'll1' ( " the IIS0 of < 'hi. l' neso clolhes hr th ( ' I1I1101slan trolll : J It Is IInclorslooll that Forpl n : \1uiler ! Lan1'tlorff InfOl'mnlly Imt cl1l ( " ! ol'lc. 1111 ' 11(111 ell the tl'ltth of th" charto ! ; thot there hall heon \'Iolatlon of the COllem cOllventlon. Ho oXlllnlliel1 tIt't ! there ml ht ha\'o heol\ \ some so. lnted C'oses where soldlerli whos win. . 11" ov'wl'l'\ta hall not 1\I'1'I\'ell hall . Ul1l1lt. lO O\'orcol1ts. hut not for the 11I11'1)OSO ) cl hu d. - , . . < <