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ELECTION EO Wit
(Special bulletin 10 ?. m.)
New York, Nov. 8.?The oleetion U ?till in doubt. Wilson fcads
with fivo electoral vote?. , Wilson has 837 and Hughes 282. Sixty
two votes aro still doubtful, including California, IS; Indiana, 15;
Kansas, 10; Minnesota, 12; New Hampshire, 4; New Mexico, 3;
Oregon, 5. Tho situation is without, parallel exeapt the Hayee-Tildcn
Campaign. ..?
(Special bulletins 11:30 a. m.)
Arbury Park, Nov. 8.?Secretary Tumulty this morning told
JPnyudcnt Wilson that the President oould feel assured of 284 elec
toral votes and that "things are constantly looking better." The ?tatee
included in Tumulty's calculations are Minnesota, Kansas and Oregon.
Concord, Nov. 8.-*-The issue is still in doubt in Connecticut.
St Paul, Minn., Nov. 8.?There ia a strong trend for Wilson here.
The Daily Newa claims ^.majority of 12,000 for Wilson. A Rqpub
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Ml'BT BE CAST BY SATURDAY, NOV. ilth.
E. K. WILLIS
WATCH DAILY NEWS FOB BONVB VOTES.
cm governor baa barn dotted. "*
New York, Nov. &?fhe smog m toward Wil
( nine o'clock!
this morning in the cloaest presidential race unee,IUft, The prvsi- j
dont needed 29 rotes to attain the doctoral colla^Bjgjority. 20(f|
votes are necessary. Of the aeveri doubtful aUteaBHCaa i? appar
ently leading in Minnesota, Kansas awl Oregon. IMpcarries these
I he will till lack two votes of being elected. The cO^Hm the House
' of Representatives will probably go with the preeidafcLjalthoogh the
majority will be mighty slim. Three socialists niajEHSlfca balance
of power. The RopnMHUsa apparently failed to'SIHpltrol of the
Senate. Senator JLhipont of Delaware has been 'Wilson
carried Ohio by a landslide. Wilson is also loadfljHV^OOO vot?s
in California, according to accounts receive d from tykli the pnx-iiu-ts.
Hughes ia leading Indiana by 9,000. Two-thinW-'yjjj^P^Wtfirns
have bean counted in this stat?.
New York, Nov. 8,?The latest returns show an bdteaae of eleven
electoral votes for Wilson since eight o'clock, makinaidstal of 248
for the Prfsident and 248 for Hrfghea and leaving*? still in the
doubtful'list There is a stroilg drift for Wilsqtt^p: Minnesota,
North Dakota and Oregon. Wilson needs eighteen wrfes, following j
the litest changes. Wyoming has been transferred Sam Wilson to
the doubtful columA. Kansas is "conceded to Wilagp. Idaho has
been transferred from Hughea to Wilson. Indiana 1? conceded to
Hughes.
(Special bulletin 2 p. m.)
New York, Nov. 8,?It is eonqeded that if Pn*id?iitWilson rar
riee either California or Minnesota, be will be reflated. He has
been conceded 2S8 votes so far in the electoral college,^aa-against 238
for Hughes. It requires ten votes to eany Wilson through to a ma
jority. "I
Late returns from North .Dakota, 5 votes, and Wyoming, 3 votes,
give them all tp.Wilacm. '
Wilson is ahoad in Minnesota. The race in Califortia is Seek and
neck, with Republican chairman claiming the stilt# kv 18,000.
Returns from San Francisco indicate a ?trong'stotimetit iit favofr
of Wilson. There is question, however,, as. to whether, it tvill be
enough to offset the Republican majority in southe^ia jCapfornia.
Thirty-seven votes are still doubtful, including California, Minne
sota, New Hampshire, New Mexico and Oregon. Either Califor
fli-thrpo-of tho Wnall sutea, wUlJpcure Wilson's
election, Jfearly complete returns frota New ilaropSMre favor
Uu plies by 400. A recount has been demanded. Ballot boxes are
being guarded. An official ballot may be necessary in New Mexico.
The Republicans captured o very pivotal state with the exception
Ohio/sweeping Illinois by 100,000/
The St Paul Daily Xews, an independent paper, predicts that
Wilson will carry the state. Democratic headquarters claim the
state by 20,000.
(Special bulletins 2:30 p. m.)_
Washington, Nov. 8.?Following a flood of premature regrets last
I nighf, thousand? of telegrams were received at the Whito House this >
1 morning congratulating Mr. Wilson.
I 8an Francisco, Nov. 8.?Wilson and Hughes are running neck
j and neck. Returns from 3,003 precincts give Hughes 218,885. This
j includes 560 precincts in Los Angeles where Hughes has apparently
I swept the section, and 342 in ban Francisco precincts where Wilson
is leading.
San Francisco?(Later)?Returns from a hundred additional San
Francisco precincts sweep Wilson into the lead by 7,500.
Portland, Ore., Nov. 8.?Republicans claim Oregon by 10,000 and
the Democrats claim the state by 13,000.
Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. ?.?Sydney J. Catts, Independent ticket
Prohibition platform, has been elected Governor by apparently 10,000.
New York. .Nov. 8.?Republican national headquarters formally
claim California, Minnesota for Hughes. California managers have
wired that the Republicans could safely concede all counties claimed
by Democrats yet to win.
Shadow Lawn, N. J., Nov. 8?With the result still in doubt, Pres
ident Wilson departed to play golf. (
Cleveland, Nov. 8.?Secretary of War Baker will resign after the
election whatever be the result, it became definitely known today.
THE LATEST
(Special bulletins 3:30 p. m.)
San Francisco, Nov. 8.?Returns from 8,300 precincts in Califor
nia give Wilson 9,000;plurality.
Now York, Nov. J&-?Senator HoUis clainris Now Hampshire for j
SUiato by 350. 'J
St Paul, Minn., Kov. 8.??1,029 out of 8,024 p*eciUote givos Wil
son 92,000 and Hu^vi 83,000.
Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 8.?Solid Democratic Congressional delegation,
assured. Bickett was elected governor by 40,000 majority.
Norfolk, Va., Nov. 8.?Wilson has 252 reasonably certain votes
in the electoral oollege and is leading by small majority in Minensota
which casts 12 votes. With that state and New Mexico ho will very
probably win. California is apparently for Hughes. Both camps
claim election.
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Washington 1st Ward... 182 35 170 81 172 174 2tt 29 Ui ^ a'i ik, 0a ,'j, ',u ,i i 3 i '
Washington 2nd Ward... 188 a 1RR a 101 . lit ?! 174 29 174 27 173 28 174 27 174
Washington 2nd Ward... 188 8 180 8 191 108 8 6 177 10 193 ^ ^ ^Llo! 2? "J27 174 30 118 29 173 171 173 170 ^4 30 27 27 57 27
Washington 8rd Ward... ?8 17 87 15 80 82 8 8 66 " 83 \ ?* 4 m I ?* 1 194 4 185 3 191 191 188 180 193 7 4 5 4 0
Washington 4th Wwd... 88 18 88 15 82 82 18 18 77 10 SB ,j ^ ? 5 64 8 50 5 60 15 56 60 60 60 63 6 6 6 6 6
Washington Park 18 7 14 7 14 14 7 7 14 7 14 7' ff* 'n ff " W " 82 18 65 14 80 81 81 88 13 14 13 13 13
Tranter, Cro* 49 60 40 ?1 48 4? M J A ?1 A .1 li 7 14 7 14 7 14 7 14 " 14 14 14 7 7 7 7 7
49 50 CO,-.46 ..58 40 56 47 50 40 50 40 60 40 60 46. 61 43 43 45 43 45 50 59 59 ?9 59
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BIG CROWD AT
COURTHOUSE
GET RETURNS
An enthusiastic, happy. discourag
ed, optimistic, pessimistic, positive,
doubtful, hilarious, dubious ??'* Jlg
glbolous crowd?If yon k nov
that mcr.as?were in the court houoo
last night to hear the electloa re
turns r.s they came over a special
Postal Telegraph w.'rs and were read
aut by the Dally News,
Another Interested crowd remained'
at home and watthed the flicker 6f
their lights. The first two flicker*
were for WilHon and all tho others
rere for Hughes. Still othors -used
the telephone and hundreds of call*
were received.
The meeting at the court house
was a jolly and good-humored one.
Doth Democrats and Republicans
Joined In "Jollying" and bantering.
Loud applause was given to the ora
torical offerings of Captain George
Hill and Richard Hudson. Everybody
had a big time and everybody enjoy
ed themselves.
Naturally, the majority of those
present were Democrats? Their en
thusiasm was dampered^ somewhat
by the Hughes news that came over
the wire, but they kept up their
spirits to the end. Many of theux
left with the statement: "I'm going
to bed, convinced that Hughes 1?
aletcecf, bot I'm praying that I'H wako
up and find that Wila<tif won oat."
And it seems as if their prayer?
were answered. This mbrnlng tho
news was given out that Wilson had
won the election by a bfg majority.
A largo crowd gathered at Worthy &
Etherldge's drug Btore t if get the lat
ost telegraph reports. After a while,
the enthusiasm of the crowd was
again dampered by the "doubtful"
reports that came in. "rtiey stack It
out, howover. determined not to go
hack to vote until the show
ed that either Huches 'or^Uson
would bo inaugurated on March 3 or
6. (Uy the way, the e*ket date of
the Inauguration has ndt been de
cided upon as yet, fof*' March 4
comes on Sunday.
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