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ILLINOIS; REPUBLICAN
SURPRISES ARE MANY
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T SECURES I.759.045--BRYAN GETS
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lift and 8horman, Republican rroralneco for Presldont, and tVlco-
itildent, have boon elected by a swooping majority. ' Thoy will rocolvo
lleait 30G of tho 483 votea in tho olectoral congress, and, with the
i!i In which Republican mnjorltloi aro Indlcatod, but in which com
te returns hnvo not yot been mnde, thlj numbpr may bo raised to 311
yaa iccurcd but 172 electoral votes. Tho Republicans will control
th houses of congress. Speaker Cannon has boon ro-olecVed, and tho
ctloa, as a wholo, Is a Bweeplng Ronubllcan victory.
CAPITAL JOURNAL HAS TO .
OFFER ITS READERS APOLOGY
4 Tho Cnpltal Journal has beon In-,
stalling a now linotypo machine the
past week, and has Had nil kinds of
dlfflculttos to overcome making tho
papor lato to its readers. All have
borne this good-nnturodly and shown
their good-will towards tho paper
under circumstances of great provo
cation. To cup the climax two fonuB
wero plod on tho first edition at 2
o'clock p. m. Thoy wero two forms
rtf ntnnflnn nnva Mm crt-riaf Taff
victory nnd lato olcction nowa from!
ull ovor tho world.
Nothing breaks up a nowspapor as
complotoly ns to havo tho forma plod,
nnd tho typo and ads scattered all
ovor tho floor. Tho editor feels like
swearing, but offers this excuse in
preference.
SENTENCE
PASSED ON
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(Continued on pago olght.)
MACHINES CAUSE
TROUHLE IN COUNTING
Borkoloy, Cal., Nov. 4. An error
In rogulntlng tho Internal mechanism
of tho voting machines In Alameda
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of perjary durUg tho late session it
ith circuit court, appeared before
JiMgo uurnctt this tnoraiag and wa
d6teuccd to four yers in penal
aorvlturo, ','
Attor having taken Attorney Jef
forlos' motion for a now trlalon the
grounds of sovoral errors lie credited
thacrmr .with majAJudjgif'
neu,ov4rruled-the moUoni AflBttey
Jeffurles thou mado application for
tho prlvjlogo of filing a bill ofexcop-
tlons, and was givon 30 days In which
to do so. Luthrop was released un
dor $1000 bonds to appear' at itho
next term of court.
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county to correspond with tho ballot
on tho faco of tho nmchlno, watt dis
covered today in tho rocontut of tlM
voters for supremo Judgo.
Whon tho machines wore installod
In tho booths, they were so ndJiiBtol
that tho koys rogulntlng tho voting on
tho Republican candldatefor Mtpor
ior Judgeships Kvorott J. Brown,
WIIIW H.' Waste aadT.". Harris
rererted'Uio Individual veto' register
for th candidates. t
TheJ? ludicrous result was that
Wa.tSvas out-voted by Harris aad
Brpwf. In bis owa home at Berkeley,
Drew? received ithe fewest vdte .la
hi hcjjne at Alameda, aad Harris got
a camrlng vote la the seuth b4
waerf&he (a strongest.
A rirVftrsal of the aeehaatam amj n
teoURt will right the mistake.
HOW,;LONION 18
CON8IDKKING THE fllTATWN
Lbidon, Nov. 4. Great Interest
by the London pres la the result of
the American election U befog shWH
today. All papers are coaataefetiBg
"The Pall Mall Oaxette eoMgr'attt'
"Roosevoltlsm rolgns for another
four years. Taft won becauso he'.ty
solid.. Ills ualltles exactly balance
Roojbvelt's defects. Ho In weighty
raoraMy and physically, aad rwlll
ffiaki.'good. Bryan bears his defeat
feallantly."
ThJ Westminster Gaiette wip:
"There was nothing to chooee be
tween the Democrat aad RepuV)icaa
platfarBia so the contest became per
aoaaC giving Taft the advantage."
The Globe says:
"The. natioa voted for Roosevelt?
rather than Taft. The sinister Msur
of Hoarst dominated tho stage an
Bryan was dofeated by Hearat tptj
make his way clear as the next can
dldnto, either of tho Don!ocracy or a
moro powerful organization raised
from the ruins of Democracy."
Tho Standard says:
"Tho heir has succeeded to tho
kingdom. Tuft hod a share, howev
er, in unbuilding tho policy which ho
'Inherits."
j "Tho Pall Mall Qazoe congrntu.
lates America that Taft is. Rooso
i volt's man.
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RESULTS BY STATES
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Alabama
Arkaasaa . . . ., .
Callforat ,. 75V900'
Colorado (Doubtful)
CeHHeetUut so.eoo
Delaware . . . .,. a, BOO,
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26.000
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Malae ".. .
Maryl'
MssMCkusetts
Michigan
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If lfMliipl. ., . . t-V",
Missouri ...
Moa,U,a.a i. if5?'
Nesisaskai , ..'XT. '
NfiWida ,... .tis T
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3(.kH V.'ichafrotk (D4m).
QeorgH V. Ltlley (Re).
eiMea 8. Peaaewell (Ri)rt
CllHM-t W. Oltckrlst (Di).
Brady (Ktp).
DeaeH (Kh)
-trrkwi K. Mrsali (Dsa).
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... 13,075
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Kben H. Dfr (lip). 4
(Probably Htwsas, Dm).
oho A. Johnson (D&m).
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Nf'iJwiw.y 8G'?H
NdSr York 186,M
Nst Carollaa
NrV Dakota ,
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(0,600
2S.0O0
'4,900
1,6,600
3,10
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KdwIsrNorrls (Datj,
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IIiyfMvqlwby (Rep).
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4WWmX, Hughes (RetO
45.0tIig,WjTKIt.Hin (Dew).
Johnson (Rep).
Baltlmoro. Md., Nov "4 Late re
turns hero indicate that Bryan' has
carried Maryland by 100$. Complete
returns may possibly alter these
figure.
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Pennsylvania ....245,000
Rhodu Island . . . .. 8,500
South Carolina ,'.
South Dakota ,... 35,600
Tonncasee
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Utah .. ..,-.. ... 20,000
Vermont .. ,i.. 28,200
Virginia .. .' .,
Washington ,. M -35,000.
West Virginia, . 25,000
Wisconsin , . . ?A - 07,9fl3
Wyoming .. .... G,Q0h
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po.000 ' Marjla F, Ansol (Dorri).
' Robert S. Vosney (Rjp).
22,000 M. R. Patterson (Dam)
00,000 T. M. Campbell (Do ml,
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William Spry (Rop).
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8. O. Gosgrovo (Ren).
W. E. Classcockf CRopU,-,
J. O. Davidson (ReiiJ.
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Totala .. ..'1,759,045 474,600
Taft's Indicated majority, 1,284. ii4l.
The utiovo table leaves only Colorado doubtful, and shows a total In
the electoral college of 399 for Taft (ad 1JT2 for Brya. Cjorailo. tu,
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