.- m...
eua uxr'nrsmrn.
um
one People chose Him as the
i ‘ Chief Executive. '7
'neee. . ‘ .4!
l
I
f . , ‘ i
mvors eruswroux‘
The ‘ Empire State Gives the
N .. 0hioan 275,000. _; g ,
. r we
VOICE OF THE MIDDLE WEST.
h
It Declares Itself In Favor of the
Republican Candidate.
I.
ELECTION RESULTS ‘IN DETAIL.‘
meet ,1 Anointed Governor at New ‘1th :.
Gotham Goes Republican—Pennsylvania
Rolls Up Ita Usual Bapuplloln Majority. .
no nut la Iolld rm- Monti-roiled!
l
Robin—Connecticut Chores Cook. For '
Governor—Ilia South and Far West Are i
let Bryan and Scrub—Congressmen I
opposed to has sum crunch—'11..l
Middle West Kai-1y Republican—Rem I
tuck: Caste Its Vote For McKinley.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.--The great political '
battle is over, and William McKinley and
Garret A. Hobart, the Republican candl- 1
dates for president: and vice president, i
hare been elected bylnbstantial majoriw
tie-items! mangoes electoral votes.
The- Manganese ‘electéral vow
gums. - .
'* , ,Bi'yan.
Aisha: ‘ ll
8
California...................... n'
Colorado...................
McKinley. I
unnu-n..u.u...... .....
lllalcl
£4
’13
lndiana.... ......................
Iowa.......................
'liausas ..... ...............
Kentucky........
Louisians. . ..
Maine..'............. .........
Maryland ..........................
Massachusetts ........... .. . . . ...... 10
Michigan ..... . ................ . ..... ll
lilinnesota....... ...... ...... ..
Mississippi...................
M url........... .............
M ntana:..‘.....» .....
Nebraska..............
Nevada........»....
New Hampshire
Few Jersey. ..
New York ...... . ....................
North (‘aroliua. . . .
North Dakota ......................
t)hlo............ .....................
‘Oregon........ ....................
Pennsylvnnin .......... ..
Rhoda island ..........
floutiu‘arolinn ............ ........,
800th Dakota ........... . .....
Tennessee ..........
Texas...” ..........
annoy!
‘\
w
lll|l=llieeuu=aillliollllla=
"ermcut....... .................
Virginia........ .......
Washington...... ........ ..
West Virginia.......... ..
Wtaocnain...............
I'oiale........................... I
‘lndoubi. l
The following table gives eetlmated'
pluralitiee by attics:
McKinley. Brynn,
Alabama.............,...... w— 1mm
rkansae. -.. 43mg
ilcraia................... ~—- m...
Uoiorado..................... ...-. mm)
Oonnecticut.................40,010 .....
lavvare 1.500 .....
orlde -»~- 0.1")
Kimmie. »——~ «run
Idaho. a». 0,010
llincie.......................llli, , ......
udiau;.. 40.00 m—
ova . .iuo .....
Weenies-unn-uun‘u 75'” «a».
Kentucky. . . . . . . . . .1 ......... 5,110 M.
Mattias; m... mm
Heine...‘.'.................... fig; ..
Milli”! Illtbfilvebdflato-otvl .9—
Maseachnuttamhiii’yg; .w
Micflm..................... ,I ' ...-
lilac-arms scum ......
Mlleieeippl.................. w» my”)
Mlmflinuu....uu...... H‘- “Ml”
Waum.................... w. mom
lie-ask; 11.1100 cm)
Nevada ., »- em)
New name-Mummm on m...
itstersey.................. 40,0» M...
New York.me m
rlorthcarollne.............. .... m
Hartline 8.010 b.
on“!iosnlsrtcdboe-:e......1i. 723:; “H‘-
ilregon....................... _. «-
Peeaeytvauia...............2oe.lm ' 1....
malm.m. 10.00 "ft“
Mmmmw -»». tom
sooth mm............... 1.1m -,
Met-“nut”... ..... .... -—~4~ is...
What»..uuununuumi. .4... MW
Vflmluuu....nl......... UM“) m
entrees-ennui...” M’- t.
W . ~ ...-_
I?“ m... may)
IIhDOe£~tu|ttiabael m new
neesueeunnntu m “I'-
by it Weathemnu
v 4...». re“
a: aunts “imbcm’e 3.889.
e ,n 3.40., Tbmmdietvbitaia
am, new Horton 100,073 and Hill 90,402.
As the compieterotnmcame in from
the counties it was burly nideut that the
Republican national ticket had run tar
beyond all expectations. That the candi-
date (or governor ran behind this record
was due melniyio the vote in Renuelaer
and Albany counties, with some precincts
in New York andKings.
In no single instance was
proportion made in any county of New
York state by Democrats, and the party.
as repremuted by the vote, is not a gain-
cr. but, in feet, is a loser, there beinga
distinct Democratic lose. ‘
in congressmen there seems to he a lit-
tle change from 1804, the state giving a
complete set of Republican congressmen
outside of New York city and 'only about
thine or four in that county. in assenibly-
men the returns would seem to indicate
that the Republican majority of 45 in the
house will be preserved, with probable in-
crease. This means the election of a Unit-
ed States senator to succeed David B. Hill.
The result seems to be this:
McKinley electors have carried the state
by 275, 000 at least. 0! 34 congressmen 30
are Republican. Of 150 assemblymeu .108
a gain of any
, are Republican, and this means the elec-
tion of a Republican United States sena-
tor.
The metropolis of the country rolled
up a plurality of 91.000 for McKinley.
The approximate voto was McKinley
155,024. lirynn 133L509, McKinley’s plu-
rality 21.34:). New York also gave a pin-
rality of nearly 10,000 for Frank S. Black
for governor over Wilbur F. Porter, the
candidate of the Dombcratic state ma-
chine. The estimated vote was Black
147.005, Porter 138,232, Black’s plurality
0.573.
Kings county gave a plurality of about
30.000 for McKinley and about 20,000 for
Block.
The constitutional amendment relating
to the Adirondack forests was overwhelm-
ingly voted down in thlscity.
The lollovvlngisncomplotolist of the
congressional delegation elected from this
state:
First district, Joseph M. Bollard (Rm);
Second. John M. Clancy (Dem); Third.
Francis H. Wilson mop.) re-elcctcd;
Fourth, Israel 1". Fisher ( Rep.) reelected;
Filth, Charles G. Bennett (Rep) re-eleco
ed; Sixth.Jamos ll. Howelliep.) reelect-
ed; Seventh. John H. Vohslage (DtimJ;
Eighth, J. Murry Mitchell (Rep); Ninth,
Thomas J. Bradley (Dem); Tenth, Amos
.1. Cummings (Donn) rc-nloctod; Eleventh.
William Fulzor (Donn) reelected;
Twelfth, George B. McClellan (Dorm) re-
e1
him-elected: Fourteenth, lavmuel E.
Quigg (Reps) reelected; Fifteenth, Philip
B. Low (Rep); Sixteenth. William L.
Word (ind. lion); Seventeenth. Benja-
min B. ()dsll. Jr. (lisp) rev-elected;
Eighteenth. John H. Kctcham (lion);
insteenih. V. 9. Cochran (Rep): Twen-
tieth. George N. Southwick (lion) in
elected; Twenty—first. David F. Wilbur
(Rep) reelected; Tvventysocond. Lucius
N. Littnuor (lion); Twentythird. Wal-
loco T. Foolo. Jr. (Rep) re-eiocted;
Twenty-fourth. Charles ii. Chickering
(Rep) rel-elected; Twenty-filth, James S.
Sherman mop.) reelected; Twenty-sixth.
George W. llny (Rep) ro-elected; Twenty-
seventh. .lnmos .l. lielden (ind. Rep).
probable; Twenty-eighth. J. ill. Payne
(Rep) reelected; Twenty-ninth. Charles
W. Gillette (lisp) via-elected; Thirtlotb.
Jsmcs' W. Wmlswoth (Bop) reelected;
Thirty-first. ll. (1. Brewster (Run) ro-
elected; 'l‘hlrty-socond. it. B Mohany
(liop.)re~olootod; Thirty-third. I). .1. Alex-
ander (lion); 'l‘hlrty-fcurth. Wurron ll
Hooker (Rep) ro-olected; liepuhlicnns.
27; Independent Republicans. 1; Demo-
crats, 6; total. 01.
3 PENNSYLVANIA. ..
The Keystone State len the Ohio (tan-
' didatc an Overwhelming Majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4t.—'l'he Keystone
Stole rolls up the usual heavy Republican
majority, giving McKinley and Hobart
200,000 over Bryan and ls'owall.
including the :3 communion-stings.
Pennsylvania elected till congressmen Ac-
cording to the intent returns received by
the Associated l’meu, tho dulegotion will
? be divided politicaliyns lullcwu: liopub»
llenne, 28: Democrats, ii. the liliiiltlliil in
’ the last congruent. The following gives the
mono und politics of ouch member of the
delegation:
At large. (luluebn A. ilrovv (lion). ilav-
cnport (Rent; Find. district, Henry ll.
illnghmn (lion): Second. Robert Adams,
Jr. (Rep); Third, William hicAloor
(Dom); Fourth. .lumos ltnnkln Young
(Rep); Filth. Alfred (l. Harmer (lion);
Sixth, doubtful; Seventh, lvvlng i’. Won.
per (item; Eighth, William H. Kirkpat»
rick (Ron); Ninth. llaniol ltrmentrout
(Dom); 'i'enib. Mnrriott liroelus (lion);
lilovonih, William Council (lion);
Twelfth, Morgan ll. Williams (lien);
Thirteenth. (lllnrlos .‘L lirnmm (lien)
Fourteenth. Merlin it. (llmsteed lllcm;
Fifteenth. inllim 11. nodding ( lieu. l; rile»
teentb, Home" ll. i’uoker (lien); fieven-
tncnih, Monroe ll. Kelp (lien); Fligh-
toenth, Thaddeus ii. Melton (Ron); Nine-
teenth. Frank is). Holler (lieu); 'l‘weutl
eth, Josiah l). Hicks (lien); Twenty-first,
Edward l'i. ilcbbins (lien): Twenty-see-
ond. .lolm nslzell map); Twenty-third.
William A. Mono (lien): Twenty-fourth,
llrnest 1“. Acheson (Rent; 'l‘vveuty-llllh,
James J. lluvldeon (lieu): “roomy—sixth.
John 0. Mumvant (liege); 'i’wcntytsev.
enth. Charles W. ritene (limit; ’Ivvchty
eighth. Wilhelm (3. Arnold (lisp).
This city mnipleto gives McKinley
172.080; llryen, 00.0110. Republican plu-
rality. 11.3.0.3". Alexander Crow, Jr, is
elected shellii by 10,821.
NEW JERSEY.
Oami A. “chews item tibia 'l‘reate
ltlm Very liaadeemely.
Thermal, \‘nv. {whence A. Robert’s
home state treats him very homely,
giving a Republican majority of lolly
00,000. “
New Jersey elected eight mm
recorder. Torrens-telwm ..
I
i
were:
'» political com
,. 'mbh"filohm=vifl.‘fimm “ “
l; Misha 3. _ , 13m);
,_mnc.soew bribe.
dams! Stewart (lien); . rib. 13.
. Mlflmllfilsbtbflberieex.
ironies-lites). ‘ »
. millennium
the ‘Sevooth. Henson (Ben). may be
elected by a very emalipinrailty. At this
hour it looks although alleight congress-
men might be Republican; ,
,» The election made no change in the"
lion 0! the New Jersey.
state ‘eeoute. be senate in 1807 will
stand 18‘ Republicanism! 3 Democrats.
”Thisietbe muwyear.» Seven Re.
publicaos retired, and either succeeded
thunseives or ways succeeded by Republic-
ans. Ono Democrat retired and a Dime-
orat was elected. in hit place.
Budgeted—Mommas! carries Cumber-
' .5 i" it .
lh'ldv‘a‘ll‘ll‘dthhgs’ldlt”§ou‘lll’ad?h i.
even with that of McKinley.
Camden.-—McKlnley'e majority in Cantu
ionlcouuty is 7,000. The .diepubiicaus
elected by nearly the same vote Herbert
Johnson to state senate and Louie De-
rousse, Henry 5. Scovel and Frank Lloyd
:0 the assembly. Henry G. Loudonalager,
undidate for congress, ran ahead of the
ticket.
Cape bitty—Cape May county gives
McKinley 000.plurallty. The rat con-
msslcnnl dlitrict gives nsleger
(Rep), about 18,000 plural? bert 1.:
Hand (lien), is probabiye ' " '
resembly.
../ .
CONNECS’ICUT.»
l’he Nutmeg State Goes Republican by I
Large Modurity.‘ '
New Haven, Nov. 4.-—Connecticut
gives u rousing plurality for McKinley
mo llobnrt, elects the entire state ticket
for the Republican party, ohccsoa'a Re-
publican goncrnl assembly and state son-
)te. which on joint ballot will elect to the
United States senate Orville H. Platt us
his own successor, and returns to congress
the present Republican members from
each of the four districts‘of the Nutmeg
ztnto. The total vote was 170.000, the
largest in the history of the stoic. The
umjority lcr,,hlci\'inley and Hobart is
lully 50.000.
McKinley, 101.038; Bryan, 51,232; Pal-
mer, 4,001: Levering, 1,070; scattering,
520. For governor, Cooke (Rep) has a
plurality of 51,009.
Hurtscrd.-—-Tbe toicl presidential vote
3! this city is: McKinley, 0.019; Bryan,
1,107; Pnlmer, bill.
Choir-1min h‘ylor of the Republican state
tom nllitoo makes the following statement:
‘With eicry town but one board from
McKinley has 51,500 majority in Connoc
liens and about 53,500majority for Cooke
for governor. Four Republican congress!
men are elected by majorities ranging
from 3.000 to 10,000. Legislature will be
shout 020 out of 25:3 representatives, and
geneto wholly Republican.
EASTERN STATES.
‘ Rhoda lslandp '
Pnovnmsms. Nov. 4.~As soon as the
returns from the lihode Island towns he»
gun to come in it was very evident that
the stain gnvo McKinley an overwhelming
majority. The llemucratis themselves
admit that tho stoic has given McKin-
ley a plurality of 15.000. while the Repub-
licans olnlm 25.000.13he biggest plurnli-
1y ever given in Rhodo island. The gold
Denim-mile vote in lthodo island has cut
is sorry figure. The totnl vote cast for the
gold stundurd candidates is Very sinnll.
in the two congressional districts the vote
follows close to that mm for the national
ticket. Melville Hull and A010 F. (Tag:-
ron. the congressional candidates from the
First and Second districts. are elected by
pluralitios which surpass any on record
in the stnto. The fact is lihode Island is
more overwhelmingly Republican than
it lma ever been. and the total vote cast is
also the largest on record.
Maine.
PORTLAND. Nov. -l.——'l‘be election in
Mollie proved one of the quietest. in the
state's history. Generally the rctnrnsshovv-
ed a falling oil of the Democratic vote nnd
u slight increase in tho ill-.publlcnn vow.
which nvmmnts in a groutmousnrs for the
heavy Republican plurality. Unlhowimlo
the veto showed no material change from
thnl. in the recent state election. The vote
cost for i’ulmornnd Iincknor was not on
heavy its Millolpntnd and had little olfcct.
on the grin-mi result, The accurate lig-
urcn oi' the plurality depend upon returns
from remote district», but 40.00001 con-
sidered as a ormmrmtivc figure.
Massachusetts.
liosvov. Nov. l.-blcl\‘lnloy'e majority
over iii-you in Moesuohnsolts iaphonom’
coolly lame. probnllly 100,000, and the
Republican shite ticket is elected by nour-
iy if not qliito 100,000. The liemmratlo
machine, while not ullylng liar-ll with the
i’ulnmriiucknor people, hue calls-ind oil
its strength ugninst Williams. the candb
detect the pnrty for governor. limton,
homily lmmwrotlc always. has given Mo.
Killlcy n majority of 20.000 mni Wolcott
{for gmernurl one cl 12,000. The Palmer
and lluckncr min in the entire state in
between 13,000 and Moon.
Vermont.
Wlli’l‘l»: ii lvt‘u .lrizvvvnv.i\‘ov. Vine-mflll»
lilul wculhor throughout. Vermont yester-
day helped to being not a large vole. lie.
turns come in slowly. Returns from l00
towns give McKinley "H.007: Brynn.
7.1300; i’ulmor. 001‘; lmcrlng. hi 1. lie»
pnhllean plurality. 00.0‘2’1; inajovlty over
«1!. 10,027. The union lv-vvue in no»; 5...,
Harrison Willi; Cleveland. 11.7013; Wou-
ver. 1.001; scattering. ll. Republican plu-
rality. 10.710: mujcrltyover nil. H.700.
The percentage of gain in the Republican
vole is nearly in per cent. and the loss in
the Democratic vote :01 per cent.
New “bronchi".
(loan-min. Nov. imllcltinlcy carries
New Huinpabiro by 25.000 plurality. lime
dell is eleeml governor by 20, 000 plurality.
SOUTHERN STATES.
Tennessee.
NARM‘iLiJi, Nev. twfiemtary dam is.
Wilkinson of the Tensions state Demo
mtle committee says: “From all reports
received l mu «min that this etete is
safely inmmetic. ilryan will mive not
less than 93,1100 melority. Taylor for gear.
error is ears The legislative is sure,
norm .. .-
M Seventhdirtrlete'ere
. fill in doubt. it will probably take a toll
- count to definitely ascertain the result in
um ,
The best 18W , ,,
tour thwart“ has , . M,
y I U 11.501001.qu . ‘
up river and back Motley,
hebeerdfrogn. , filo} ,
tee admits that Dryer
state. tAS Willi m
Tillman (Ron) turner ‘
close and both Mal ole! , -
chances favoring Taylor. may
not be given, museum
at the counties are couplets. « _,
The Republican mom to»
nishcs the following PM My.
vote. if counted u cast. will.
we to McKinley and Hobart,-
l'lllmun for governor. by a
m
“I“ to
H ‘ . ”I
but information from Will
middle and western Team: "
fraud}: by Democratic election Won a
large scale and in a number
_ “counties
where they have not been heretofore Drab»
tiood."
Florida. y,
.lacssclvvxur, Nov. inhibit and
Sewail carry Florida by a majority over
McKinley closely estimated at ":th to '
02820300933506?“ elicit. one.
by (Rep.)ln the state. election 00L 0.
The returns received last night, covering
one-fourth of the state ehowgngloss of
about 4 per cent in the Democratic vote
and a gain at 30 per cent in the Republic:
an.‘ The iigures for 12.7 precincts, includ-
ing the cities of Jacksonville, ilininpo.
Key West and Pensacola, give Bryan 9,601
against 10,108 for ‘Bloxham or the state
election, and McKinley 0,301 against
3,070 for Gunby in October. ”Who Pepin
list vole almost vanished. am‘drm'ting to
only 317 in the same precincts. The gold
standard Democratic ticket developed no
strength outside of the cities and large
towns. Thu 1:37 precincts reported gave
the Palmer and Buckner electors 980
V0188.
iMaryland.
lismrnons. Nov. 4.—-'i‘he Democrats of
Maryland. under the leadership of Sona—
tor (iormon. have again tested the bitter»
nos-s ol :1 defeat so crushing as to be 01»
must disheartening. 'l‘hoalmost phenome-
nnl majority of 20.000 for trades a your
ago has been more than dup looted, as Me»
liinley lends Brynn by 30,000, 20,000 of
which has been contributed hyBaltimore
city. horotoloro u Gibraltar of Democracy.
Five Republican congressmen have surely
been elected. the only doubtiul, district at
this writing being . the First, in which
.loshun W. Mlle. (Dorm). may be re-olect~
ed. Mr. Miles. although running on a
silver platiorm. has always favored the
gold standard. 'and many think he may be
relied upon to vote that Way if returned
to congress. There was no state ticket in»
the field. and niletailcd void in noose like
this would uppeargp , ' Is. a
. . one ..
Wumrvorox; hov. l.~0n
the longthol the ticket and much scratch-
ing the mum. of the vote in llolnvvnro is
very slow. ['13 to 1 o'clock this morning
not onci‘curih of the districts have been
reported. Enough is known, however, to
indicate surcly that McKinley has carried
the stole by about 1,000 majority. ln oth-
er respects. owing to the division oi the
Republican puriylnto two lucilons, the
Democrats have boon successful. They
have elected 'l‘nnnoll governor and Handy
to congross by shout 0,000 plurality each.
They have also elected a majority of the
legislature. ‘
. nil»,
. wins a
Louisiana.
Nun ()IthAxs, Nov. ~i.—~Roiurnl so for
received nmko it absolutely certain thni
lirynn has carried tho slulo by prulmhly
20,000 plnrnlll'v, and that go lcnmcrni-s
have elected congressmen us olluws, all
lor silver: First. district, (lonornl Adolph
Meyers; Second. Judge R. ('. Davey;
Third, ii. i“. llrrmasnrd: Fourth, Henry
W. (laden: Filth, S. i". linird: Sixth,
Samuel Robertson.
“'oal. Virginia.
Wlliii-tlih‘u. 3min l. --~'l‘lm returns are
very slow in mining in from the remote
districts. and it correct oslimnlo cannot be
given for sovurnl hours. ('hnlrnmu iluvv‘
son of tho iiiilliiiiiillllll si-uto committee
,olnlms limb Moliililvy has curried West
i Virginia by from H.000 to 15.000,and tho
llopullllcnn alum ticket and four Repub-
licnn ccngressuwn are elected.
M iseou rl.
Hi". Loris, Nov. '1. wit is doubtful if
the complete rnturne for St. Louis will he
received before nmlli today. At on early
' hour this looming o l y on out 01‘ 4‘20 pro-
clnois have been r. brood, and bout of
tile words Ln the city hove not. been heard
from 01. all. The returns from the state
outside the city of fit. Louie nrscven more
meager nlnl incomplete.
ilnimwk on Oranges».
\i‘mamvovos, Nov. i.~««()ilulrnlnn liab-
rook of tho liepnbllcsu congressional com-
lliiilon mm:
“The returns mach-ed here fully verify
the predictions which limo been made by
the llnpuldicuu congressional oummittm.
‘liorummhsltlme lumn potent in allfn-
mlllur with the political sltnntlun that
them could be but one result. the av»-
immho which vm lmvo forum-n and no.
lmmmid, but it. nmsl. be admitted the do‘
tulle oln-udy received created our expecta-
tions. ’l'lmgmui more and patriotism of
the Anne-hum people haw once more been
displayed in a cruel. crisis. the like of
which has not. hem men since the election
of Abruhom Lincoln. in Win. Ho thor-
oughly hue the ifhicauo plntlorm been re:
[indicted 011d denounced by true Arum“
vane that no potty can have the efleentery
to place it In whole or in part before the
mopio bguln furl-heir incontinent. The
Filly-fifth congress will contain very near.
ly. it not as many. Republican members
as did DN- Yillylnnrth. i believe that the
venom will inn-e a good working mend
money majority.
Hobart congratulates liellntey.
(servos, Nov. camellia)” has receiv-
ed a telegram of congratulations from
Ilsrret A Helmet, his associate on the na-
tional ticket. as follows: "tlcngreinim
tlene with all my heart on the glorious
"cleverness linger your mmMi lees-
whim",
p, ' v: “a.
account oi
Misfire—WWW so Imperial
(bottom.
r
M
Ma web... the, saline
W! cars scorers ersrs.
mile Give: Her rewrite lo”- a leasing
9“»“0!!ty——-lliiaoia, wows-m Indiana
and Museums For on Gold BHBM
slam» in Doubt.
CHICAGO, Nov. ‘4.-The returns received
bythe Associated Press up to midnight
indicate the probable ‘electionlof MoKiu~
‘loyaud Hobart, although returns are so
manger from a number of doubtful states
that this conclusion can only be reached
by an estimate bamd upon the gulnsund
loner. The best estimates obtainable in-
dicate that Maine and Vermont have given
majorities somewhat reduced from the
September elections; that New Hump.
shire gives about 20,000; Massachusetts
about 120,000 and Rhoda Island and Con-
necticut proportionate majorities, all for
McKinley. New York is estimated at
above 250,000, and Pennsylvania is likely
to reach the same figure, it not a greater.
Maryland has hello carried for the Repub-
lican candidate for president by a majori-
ty exceeding 20,000 and Delaware claimed
by both, apparently in dispute, although
the plurnllty is not likely to exceed 1,000.
The returns from West Virginia hrs not
sufficient to justify the claim of either
party. Ohio has given a very large lie-
publloan plurality. and Kentucky is ap-
parently assured to the McKinley column,
although later‘ returns may not justify
this claim. .Tennessee seems to have been
carried for Bryan. notwithstmldlug the
confident assertions to the contrary of the
Republican managers, and the some is
probably true of North (‘nrollnm lndlnna
and Michigan as well as Minnesota indl»
onto henvy Republican gnins and a. strong
probability that they have gone for Mo-
Kinley. Illinois will givollicKinley over
100,000 plurality. and Nebraska and North
and South Dakota are very close and still
in doubt. Wyoming seems to have gone
lor McKinley. ’l‘ha returns from the Po-
clilc coast states are too mougor to justify
any claim respecting them. The states of
Virginia. South Carolina, Florida, Geor-
gin, Alobu a. Arkansas, Missouri, Lon-
lsinnn, Colorado, Nevada, Montana and
Idaho may safely be pinned in the Bryan
column. The returns from Kansas and
Texas are scattering and indicates noth-
ing, although heavy lleplfillcnn gains are
reported from Dallas and ‘nlveston.
“I limo seen no unlavo blereport from
any store that webavoovor claimed except
from lwntucky," sold Chairman Jones
lute lost night. “Reports from that state
indicate .1 larger. defection than we had
anticipated, but We do not concede that
state by any means We can lose Ken-
tucky and will then have enough electoral
votes to win.” Chairman Jones says he
has received a message from State Chair-
.I'na‘n Martin stating that Indiana was (the
«for i'iryan.» - Prlv'etrteles-
grains from Michigan indicate lurgo Dem~
ocrntic gains, and the Democratic com-
mittee based their hopes cl Bryan’s elec-
tion upon the result in those two states.
iihlo.
(lmpnm's, 0., Nov. 4.——On comparison
of the veto with that of the lost presi-
dential election. Uniomudc unprecedented
gains for McKinley. In 1340:: llnrrison
carried ()hlo by on average plurality for
Republican electors of 1.07:}. In that your
one of tho Cleveland and Stevenson elect.
era was elected. In 100:! McKinley had a
plurality of over 00,000 for governor.
The Republicans card? 0 in 1801 by
107,000, and lost your Bus ‘(liep.).
was elected governor by over 02,000. '1' he
Republicans have had phunomennlly largo
plurulltlos in Ohio the poet thrco yours,
commencing with McKinley's reelection
as governor in 1803, while in 1802 the re-
sult Will-l very close, The state in 15023. for
the first time. did not give its entire oloct.
nml vote to the Republican presidential
onmilduiu. The largest plurality over
given 0 Republican presidential ticket in
Ublo wmv :len, for h‘urllvld in Iron.
(Zlmlrnmn Mcl'onvilio of tho ilmmwrullo
Mule executive committee states that be
thought the inter returns would show
homoerotic gains in Ohio to offset the
heavy llopuhlivnn gulps in Hamilton,
Franklin and other clmnldos. lio said
that it looked as if the llopanb-lms bud
carried the state. but was unwilling to
give lignroa until lullonflotlirns had been
read vod.
(‘nntou.—-Tho dispatches rooelVod hero
indlcutn time Nebraska. Konsus and lion
lucky are in doubt. and no positive claims
um mode of them by Major Moh’lnloy's
friends.
Michigan.
lluvnom‘, Nov. i.--lt is evident that the
Ropnbllcmis limo curried Michigan by
-i0.00lliobll,0'lll for McKinley, and that
l’lnnvoc (lien). is ehmtod governor bye
majority not for Ithni't of thut given No»
ls’lnh-y. (Thnivmmi linker of the ileum»
t'mtlo stoic committee declined to moire
00y sluimm-nt further than that tho
few flillllllll‘fi from which he bud received
volume show uvcrngzo guide for the silver
lb-koi of i,:.00over tho homoerotic majori-
tievol 1w: ilemm-rntsoloctml or con»
grmsinlm Todd. 'l'hird district. and prnlv
nbly llrIn-kcr, Eighth district. with Tenth
district dmlhtlui. llotorue from 00mm»
lies of the ill give MeKlnlny 130.007;
liryan. 23.000; l’lngreo (lien). 17,100;
illngb l Dom l. :1. 1‘35.
Indiana.
lmnasamms, Nov. 4.—-—(.'hnirmmi (levy
of the itopnblimn stain onlmnltlce eoye
indlana will give McKinley a plurality of
00.000. Eleven Republican congressmen
will ho eluded; two in doubt. We will
carry both lmmehn of the legislatures by a
sole majority. Chairman Martin oi the
[lemmrctlocommitee says: ”At this hour.
on minor q: the tent that returns have
been received only from cities where Dom-
ccratic losses were anticipated, no estimate
of any reliability can he made. Later re
turns from country districts will show
large ilemmretic (sins, and i still believe
they will more than equal the losses in
the cities " .
Kentucky.
Ifllth‘llJAl“, Nov. 4.~Chairman Rem
Roberts cf the iiepubieen committee gives
our. the billowing: “Kentucky hos gone
lee McKinley by a lsrgsr seniority than
it gave in needle, last year. Karine
turns indicated 15.000 to 50.000 maturity,
bet. mgmmmmmse “-
- thallightb, Pouhiu the Ninth.
in" the moonlit-Silver filingboldsol'fidsh
era Kentucky may reduce this to 10.000
or 12,000. The Republicans haveelected
congressmen in six serum. and several
are in doubt. Those elected: Hunter in
the Third. Evans in the Filth, Davieon in
Laugh!
in the Teeth and Coleen in thalilevcnth.
Illinois. .
Chicano, Nov. t.~Sonnd money has
triumphed in China it Coo co ntv
and curried “image” ”an“ ions!k 1005,0011.
On this issue McKinley carried the city by
62,000 and Cook county by something over
00.000. The Republican wards all show
tremendous gains. while in the former
Democratic strongholds the liryun vote
slumped on. The south side words guve
heavy McKinley majorities, while the
Bryan vote earns from the stookyards and
adjoining labor sections. Scattering re—
turns from the state outside the city show
the Republican vote is equal to that polled
by the party in 1804, when it carried the
state outside of Cook county by 70,000.
There are low returns in from "Egypt,”
the hope 01' the Democrats. Although
Governor Altgoldvvlil run 30,000 ahead
of ,Bryan in Cook county and out John H.
Tanner‘s plurality down to 30,000, the
indications are that he will be beaten by
70,000 votes, in the state.
WESTERN STATES.
Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Nov. 4. ——.While Chelrnmn
Post is still publicly claiming the slots
for McKinley, attaches of his headquarters
say that he really regards the state as
doubtful and possibly as lost. Returns so
far received are so inengor us to render it
impossible to give u very intelligent opin-
ion, but so for as they go they indicate
sufficient gains to give the state to Bryan
by about 0,000. If maintained, the ma-
jcrity will certainly be in ry smell either
way. (.Ehnirnmn Mnnulum of tho Lnncas‘
tor county Democratic committee predicts
20,000 Democratic nmjorily (10' says he
is supported in this claim by me fusion
state chairman. lie says the Lincoln mar
jority is n 1055 to the Republicans of 1,500
and that the full returns from the coun-
try precincts outside the city will reduce
McKinlcy’s majority to about 300. Mr.
Mnnnhnn expresses the belief that the id
clonists will elect six of the congressmen
from Nebraska. ilonssvrts that lirndley is
certainly elected from this, the First, dis-
trict.
From late and trulwcrthy returns
received from the state the inclinations are
very strong that llrynn will curry the
state by a small majority. The returns
from the cities of (lmnhn and Lincoln.
whore tho McKinley nnijorltlos were ex-
pected, are practically in, end it is evident
that they will not be suliiciont to over-
come that from the rural districts in la»
vor of Bryan.
South Dakota.
YANKTOX. Nov. ~i. —i‘hairmnn Elliott
of the Republican committee is sanguine
will be low. it all depends upon the coun-
try precincts. The towns nil give McKin-
icy» good majoritiee.boi them in its-
ble to reduce the majority to 50.000.
About all limit can be learned this morn-
inn: will he the result on presidential olectr
are. even if that slmll be known. The bul.
‘ lots urn r1) bully scratched that tho count
viflllnnh i2n mnnpiotod in any of the large
precincts lvfnro morning.
Ylillixtilll.~-~\'ll;lli‘lllllll Fillntr of the Re-
plllliil‘llui"l1:llllllll‘ is nonunion that his
estimate of 3,000 for )i"i{llli8}' will be
low. It all depends upon tho country
proi'inrh‘. 'I'ho towns-nil give McKinley
good majorities, but the county is liable
to reduce tho majority to 5,000. About
all that run he lcnrncd will be the result
on presidential electors.
(lolormlo.
DEvvm, \‘nv. l.~—’l‘lm vote in Colorado
in about munch. There is no question of
tho olm‘iinn of tho ,llryun and Sewail
0100mm hymn-r 100,010 plurality. State
ulmlrmnn of the Silver Republicans claims
tin» election of Adams, llornoctatic-h'llver»
Republican (-umlldnto for governor, by
11,010 plurality. while the ohnlrman of
tho l‘npullsl smlo committee claims the
fiilovuss of linlloy, Populist-Silver party
combination candidate. by 18.000.
California.
“Conn-ovum Nov. lm-A private dle~
pntvh rowhml in this cilylroin (‘nlifcrnia
my,» lin' returns urn coming in slowly and
that. nothing conclusive can be had for
soxornl hours. The voice in the cities
show lnrno llopnblloun gains. The Ro~
pnbllmn slate committee claims California
by it good majority. The Democrats still
oluim 20,000 for ill-yon. lilidhorn (lien),
Third dislriot. is rooloclod.
Nevada.
(Mums: Nov. »l.——lt will be impossible
to give c1 mplvio returns from Nevada for
several days, communicutlon being slow,
but indications are that Bryan's plurality
will be for ironies barge as at first esti-
mated. l’fllhehly it will not reach 2,000.
Morrison.
l‘il'vvs. Nov. <l.-»llrycn‘n majority in
thoslulo lnuyrom‘b 10,000. The entire
llnillm'rulhn l'npilllet fusion stoic ticket is
«delved, with tho possible exception of not
am'lnm jlieilm oi the supreme court, treas-
urer and secretory oi slots.
l'inb.
Hay/v lmrr (:ivv. Nov. ‘i.*—-Th0 volume
are coming in slowly, nml it will be into
this afternoon bolero the remote districts
are hmrd from, indications are that
Brynn but carried the state by atleaet 10,.
000 plurality.
Wisconsin.
Hummus. Nov. l.—-Nntionai Com-
mittneman ii. if. Wall and More ventral
Uommltteoman Peel: of the Democratic
party conceded at midnight that Wiscon—
sin would go Republican between 50,000
and loom,
amnion... R. 6'5. .vovfi'Tmu-uovomnr’
Morton said last night utter receiving deli-
nits returns. at Klimlle showing McKin-
’s cvorehelming triumph, "The mag-
a fluent victory won by the American peo
pie in an unmistakable verdict for the
maintenance of national honor, sound
,money. law and order and is a renewed ai-
glrmatlon that the nation's pledges. based
am a single nionetary modern, shall not
be violated."
is amen n- a the...» new.
,5 9r. mots. It . habits Kiely, a
incarceratmuehmendmmatiywoeeded
linen election reeves Teeth street and
m inlets leans lie-amen:
that his estimato of 00,000 for McKinley,
listens Miami” bat m-
, Votes; lines 15!. W
eros, um. Nov. 4-4-11;
the returns indicate that M ..
281 electoriai votes. Bryon 151i: { ,
15. or the doubtful votes to .
a good chance of getting lb. " ' ~
Yorkfisun’s returns indicate M
Kluley has 280 electcrinl votes; , ,
Wyoming Still Will.
(Special to the sentinel.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming. Nov
thought McKinley has carried
although there is some doubt
require an cilicial count todecidle
McKinley Carries South Dakellr '
(Speciul to the Sentinel.) ‘
YANKTOS, S. D., November, 31.»?
toms are hard to get out. There
thirty thousand votes. McKinley ‘
fifteen hundred majority. -
Wnnl-zuxo, W. Va., Nov. 4.7411 =ll. w
Returns show Republican gainfully."
ninetytwo. Strong probabilities that
the state has gone for McKinley. .
Bryan Probably Carries an (in State. "
{Spcciillto The Sentinél.) _ ‘
. OMAHA, Nob, Nov. i—Retums this
morning indicate that the Democrat!
and Populists carry Nebraska by twelve
thousand. . . g
Bryan Carries Kansas.
(Sneoinl to the Sentincld , _» 7
Torem, Kansas, Nov. 4.-It soeme‘
practically certain that Bryan carriesn
the slots by a small majority.
Nu .’.
roar-c.»
Kentucky By Five Thousand.
(Special to The Sentinel)
Lol'lsvnurt, Ky., Nov. >i—~Republicuna
claim the state by five thousand.
Mrs. Arthur Dudley has taken pass .
session of the Mallory homestead and. i“ .
Councilman Smith is in possession ethic» j '
new home in Morgan avenue. .
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