| Show I S TWO HUNDREDS HUNDRED-S AND FIFTYEIGHT l S The Number of Votes Now Given to 1 McKinley in the Elect = oral ColSeg e J I S r BRYAN HAS ONE SS HUNDRED AND FIFTYTHREE Thirtysix Votes Still Remain S in Doubt The Stales For MeKialcy For Bryan S Bry-an nncl In Doubt in Dctnil Comment i Com-ment T y the Press of New York i The Trihune Tliiiiku the Plots of 1 Anarchists Are Bnrleil Deeply S The Times Attlcx People to Pluck Uj Courage The Sun of the Opinion Opin-ion Thut tin full Dimensions of S the Victory iniiot Yet lie Appreciated Appre-ciated Eiirly Morning Callers on MclviJiIej VlKurtHt us to the Probable Prob-able Complexion of the > ext Senate Sen-ate Full nut Latest News of the Great Struggle NEW YORK Nov 4 Returns received re-ceived by the United Associated Presses up to 545 a m indicate that McKinley will certainly have 258 electoral votes Bryan 153 leaving 36 in doubt The I tables follow For McKinley I New England 39 New York 36 New Jersey 10 Pennsylvania 32 Ohio 23 Wisconsin 12 Iowa 13 > Maryland S Illinois 24 t I Kentucky 13 West Virginia 6 Indiana 15 Michigan 14 Minnesota 9 South Dakota 4 Total 25S For Bryan South Carolina 9 Georgia 13 Alabama l Florida S 4 Mississippi I j Louisiana I I Ancansat S I Montana 3 I Idaho 2 I Coorado 41 Utah S Nevada 3 I Texas 15 Tennessee 12 S Virginia 12 Nebraska ij I Missouri 17 j S North Carolina 1 I I I Total 153i nnnbtfll 1531 I I Kansas 10 North Dakota 3 Wyoming 3 California 9 Oregon 4 Washington 4 Delaware 3 S S Total 36 ARKANSAS ARKANSAS 4 LITTLE ROCK Ark Nov 4Big Democratic gains have occurred over 1 S returns estimated last September Bryans est mated majority is 50000 AA uJE MONTGOMERY Ala Nov 3The S vote cast ia the state from the present t outlook will be much leis than in August S S Aug-ust this year or in November 1S92 The f tiket is r long that but few boxes have been received and the counting is I slow and tedious Bryan will have the state but by greatly reduced major ity Clark sound money candidate for congress in the Second district and S Comer in the Third are making strong runs with even chances of success S S committee of IndIana telephoned 65 Indiana polling precincts heard from show an average Republican gain of 1 to a precinct Fifteen country precincW hearl from show a Democratic gain of about 40 to eaCh precinct I believe the Democrats have carried the state I do not expect returns from our districts dis-tricts until late Governor Matthews concurred in this vipw The Democratic national committee also claims California by 25000 plurality plural-ity Nebraska Michigan Kentucky and Oregon The early reports it was j tstaied were expected to show adverse majorities From Ohio the committee reports the receipt of singularly favorable reports from Toledo and Cleveland but not so encouraging from Cincinnati The committee com-mittee does not expect full reports from the doubtful states for two or threeS three-S days COLORADO DENVER Col Nov Chairman Armstrong of the Populist National Silver party cave out the following S bulletin at midnight Bryan has carried car-ried Colorado by at least 100000 Bailey Populist candidate for governor is S probably elected by 40f > j majority Shafroth and Bell will be returned to concress t DENVER Nov 3Brjan and Sewall t have carried Colorado by a plurality f of 130000 The count is coming in slovly owing to the fact that there areS are-S 1 tickets in the field and the cumbersome S cumber-some manner in which the ballot Is I gotten up this year Democrats Silver Republicans National Silver and Peo 4 k pies party fused on Bryan and Sewall i electtys McKinley electors got 40000 S rotes and the Republican party losses are 56000 which were cast for Bryan AL I and Sewall Seventysix thousand Populist votes were cast for Bryan The gold Democrats are simply an incident in-cident to the campaign The middle oftheroad Populists cast about 8000 and the balance scattering This state gave Weaver 16000 plurality plural-ity four years ago The legislature is a mixture composed of a fusion of all parties a unit for silver and all pledged to the return of Senator Teller to the United States senate On the state ticket the indications at 9 pm point to the election of the Bailey ticket This ticket is composed of Populists Silver Republicans and I National Democratic party men and was caused by the straight Republican I ticket headed by Allen drawing the number of votes it did from Adams I heading the Democratic and Silver Republican Re-publican ticket I CFln A I SAX FRANCISCO Nov 4The complete com-plete vote on the general ticket in 240 precincts together with the partial vote in 73 other precincts give the Republicans 20828 Democrats 25522 Populists 1487 National Democrats 277 Socialist Labor 407 Prohibitonists 157 Grouping the Populist Pop-ulist and Democratic electoral vote the Bryan electors have a plurality in this 4 city a m of 181 This vote was compiled at CONNECTICUT HARTFORD Conn Nov 4 McKinley McKin-ley ha swept the state by about 50000 plurality in a total vote of 170000 Lor ine A Cook of Winstead Republican is elected governor by a plurality of perhaps 35000 The four Republican congressmen are all elected by majorities majori-ties ranging from 6000 to 15000 The legislature will have a Republican majority ma-jority of 192 on joint ballot insuring the election of United States Senator Orville Or-ville H Platt to succeed himself NE WHAVEN Conn Nov 4The states plurality for McKinley is estimated mated at 40000 All towns show great Republican gains In some of the smaller towns Bryan is running behind the Prohibition vote From reports thus far received Bryan ha only carried I car-ried one town in Connecticut Naugu I tuck All four Republican congressmen congress-men are elected The vote of Connecticut Connecti-cut is estimated as follows McKinley 1 lOgOOO Bryan 50000 Palmer 10000 McKinleys plurality 55000 S DELAWARE WILMINGTON Del Nov 3 Reports S Re-ports from Sussex county say McKinley McKin-ley has a small plurality there In 1892 Cleveland had 130 plurality in Sussex FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE Nov 4The Florida TimesUnion estimates that Bryan has carried Florida by 10000 plurality For congress Davis Democrat Second district 46Cv and Sparkman Democrat First district dIs-trict 5000 plurality JACKSONVILLE Nov 4Ralr fell at I Intervals and a light vote was polled in a majority of the counties Reports received re-ceived from each county indicate that Eryan has carried the state by 70CO plurality plu-rality The election o S I Sparkman Silver Democrat is i conceded by SOOO plurality plu-rality In the Second district Robert W Davis Silver Democrat seems to have been elected though his plurality over Joseph small N Stripling Republican will be GEORGIA ATLANTA Ga Nov 4There iE no doubt about the election of each of the 1 Democratic nominees for congress in Georgia The aggregate Democratic I majority of the state is about 30COO for S congressmen and approximately the j same for Bryan and Sewall SAVANNAH Ga Nov Chatham j county gives Lester Democrat for congress i 1 con-gress 2836 Doyle Republican 1377 Miller Populist 253 Bryan 2507 McKinley Iler Populst Bryn I Kinley J703 Palmer 521 Populist 92 Prohibition 43 Bryans majority in j Chatham 148 Atkinson Democrat for I governor had a majority about a month ago of 4700 I MACON Ga Nov 4Every county t in the Sixth congressional district gives J i a majority for Bartlet congressman I and Bryan Bryans majority in the district probably 5830 Bartletts majority ma-jority 5000 ILLINOIS PENA I Nov Christian county has gone Democratic by a decreased majority CHICAGO Nov 4The advices at 430 a m indicate that Altgeld is defeated de-feated and Tanner has beaten him by possibly 125000 The latters majority in Cook county is even greater than was expected and will run not far from 45000 to 50000 The remainder of the state is piling up a vote something like that which Henry Wulff had two years ago when he got Illinois outside of Cook county by 80000 The vote in the country seems to be about equal to that of 1894 although In some cases heavy gains over that phenomenal figure fig-ure are reported IDAHO BOISE CITY Ida Nov 3 Notwithstanding Notwith-standing recent stormy weather a large vote was polled in Idaho today The estimated total vote will reach 28000 I is now certain that Bryan electors have carried the state by a large majority ma-jority and Steunenburg Democrat for governor is elected Indications also point to the election of a majority of bois the legislative ticket favorable to S Du IOWA S DES MOINES la Nov 3Iowa returns re-turns + o 930 p m are chiefly from rural precincts They indicate uniform Republican gains The Republican state committee now claims the state by 10000 and the Democrats still refuse re-fuse to make a statement declaring their returns are not sufficiently complete com-plete They admit however that the situation Is against them Indications are that the Republicans elect all of the 1 Iowa congressmen DES MOINES la Nov 3The vote in Iowa will be fa the largest ever known probably reaching 475000 I was cast very early Reports to the I state ccmmiuees to G oclock indicate that the Republican party workers are claiming great gains all over the state while the Democrats insist that the count will give them the state The Republca state committee now confi dently predicts the state will go 100000 for McKinley This is Secretar Tey I nors statement DES MOINES Nov 3The heavy vote in Iowa counts very slowly Scattering Scat-tering returns chiefly from rural precincts pre-cincts where the Republican expected to be weakest indicate that the state Republican committees claim of 75000 plurality for McKinley will be bettered and 100000 seems likely to be reached Palmer and Buckner will poll a very light vote probably not over COOO Secretary Rainer of the Republican committee at 8 oclock claims the state by 85000 The Democratic committee refuses to make a statement Claiming the returns are too meagre The Republican Re-publican committee claims to have elected all the 1 congressmen in Iowa but no returns have been received as yet from the Second and Seventh districts dis-tricts KANSAS TOPEKA Kan Nov 4At oclock both the Republicans and combined DemocraticPopulist managers claim Kansas and a the returns are still meagre it will be impossible to give complete results for hours I is admitted ad-mitted at Republican headquarters that the state is close TOPEKA Kan Nov 4At 4 oclock ocock Chairman Simpson of the Republican state committee issued the following bulletin Twentyone precincts give McKinley the same majority that Merrill Republican Repub-lican candidate for governor received in the same precinct in 1894 The same ratio will give the state to McKinley by 4000 plurality and the Republican state ticket by 10000 plurality KECVTlCKY LOUISVILLE Nov 4Breckinridge is defeated in the Seventh district by 1000 S The chairman of the Republican committee com-mittee says 635 precincts show a net Republican gain over 1895 of 63J3 LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 4The Republicans Re-publicans claim to have elected seven I tie has been heard from the eastern shore but the pr sent congressman I a Democrat has probably been reelected re-elected in the First district CANTON 0 Nov 3Senator I George L Wellirigton of Maryland wires McKinley that the state will I give him 30000 majority MISSISSIPPI ISSISIPPI JACKSON MiES Nov 4 Congressmen Congress-men elected are S R J Allen A W Fox T C Cath ings WV Sullivan J S Williams W A Love Patt Henry A These are all Bryan and Sewall Democrats Dem-ocrats S MIssoilitiS ST JOSEPH Nov 4St Joseph will give 600 majority for McKinley Chas F Cochran Dem is elected to congress con-gress for the Fourth district 310 NT ANA BUTTE Nov Bryans majority in the state may reach 15000 The entire en-tire Democratic and Populist ticket is elected with the osible exception of one justice of the superior court BUTTE Mont Nov 4 Returns continue con-tinue slow but early estimates not changed Fortyeight precincts in Sliver Sli-ver BOw county give 7753 for Bryan McKinley 1101 McKinleys vote less than onefourth of what it ha been estimated es-timated JIASSAOJUTSETTTS BOSTON Nov 4A perfect day brought out the Massachusetts voters in Lwarms and a vast and unprecedented unprecedent-ed vote was cast and casUearly I is estimated that 97 per cent of the registered pr I istered voters exercised the franchise The secret ballot prevents anyt other anY I than a general estimate of ffae situation i being made nOw but it is a foregone 1 conclusion that McKinley and Wolcott Republican candidate for governor I have swept the state by the largest I S i4 5 5 J f t 1J S 1 I I f k I I S d I S 5 S c S WiLLIAM IIiIXLEY of the eight members of the legislature chosen today This if true gives them 70 members enough to elect a Republican Republic-an successor to Senator Blackburn LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 4S a m McKinley has carried Kentucky by a small plurality Returns from 1169 precincts out of a total of 1663 including Louisville give McKinley a net plurality of 3562 Tho counties not yet reported include some Republican a well as some strong sil ver counties but the heavy Republican gains everywhere seem to make the state safe for McKinley though the reiMlt may be close LOUISVILLE Nov 4The congres clonal delegation is now placed as follows delegaton lows First district C A Wheeler free silver Democrat Second J S Clary siver silver Democrat Third Clar Rhea Populistsilver Democrat fusion Fourth J H Smith free silver sil-ver Democrat Fifth Water Evans Republican Sixth district A S Berry free silver Democrat Seventh district Evan Settle free silver Democrat Sette Eighth district G Davidson Republican Repub-lican Ninth district very close between be-tween S J Pugh Republican and La Rue Thomas free silver Democrat Tenth district J W Langley Republican I Repub-lican Republican Eleventh district D G Colson LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS Nov 3Impossible to compare figures with former elections elec-tions owing to new Australian ballot law which changes precincts Returns from onehalf of the precincts in First district indicate majority of 1000 for silver candidate for congress Bryans majority about same Dispatch from Senator Blanchard at Shreveport says north Louisiana will give Bryan 30000 majority NEW ORLEANS Nov 3Indlca ton point to Bryan carrying state by 20000 to 40000 NEW ORLEANS Nov Returns received re-ceived indicate that Bryans majority in Louisiana will exceed 20000 Returns at 10 p m indicate that Broussard is elected in this district mae log a solid Democratic delegation in testate MINNESOTA ST PAUL Minn Nov 3Seven precincts pre-cincts from scattering points in five of seven congressional districts give McKinley Mc-Kinley 923 Bryan 482 S MARYLAND BALTIMORE Nov Scattering I precinct out of 302 in Baltimore city J I give McKinley 5005 Bryan 3518 The Republican congressional and municipal muni-cipal ticket will not be far behind McKinley Mc-Kinley BALTIMORE Nov Baltimore city complete gives McKinley 21518 plurality over Bryan The city council I stands 17 Republicans to 7 Democrats I Republcans Indications now point to the election i of Republican congressmen in all six i districts BALTIMORE Nov 3At 10 oclock tonight the indications point to the election of five Republican congressmen congress-men in Maryland But fragmentary returns from many of the counties have been received The three districts dis-tricts made Up in part of Baltimore City viz the Second Third and Fourth have given Baker Boose and McIntyre handsome majorities Ex Congressman Sidney E Mudds majority ma-jority in the Seventeenth ward of this city will probably suffice to overcome majorities in the country districts Lit e t b I I majority on record They will get approximately ap-proximately 200000 votes to 75000 for I I th Bryan electors and George Fred I I Williams the Democratic nominee lor j governor The mass of the votes were I I cast early The indications are that Governor Wolcott will carry every city town and county in the state i 1 BOSTON Nov 4300 of the 354 cities and towns in Massachusetts give Bryan 4S333 McKinley 158839 Palmer 6464 McKinleys plurality 110056 Percentage Percent-age of Republican gain 325 45 showing a probable plurality in the state for I i McKinley of 110712 I S BOSTON Nov 4The Republican i candidates for president and governor I I carry every city and town for the frt 1 time in the history of the state Twelve i Republicans and one Democrat are i elected to congress and the legislature is overwhelmingly Republican The in i dications are that McKinley has carried the state by over 100000 The Palmer vote promises to equal the desired 3 I per cent of the total j I MAINE PORTLAND Me Nov 40ne hundred hun-dred and ninetyfive towns give McKinley Mc-Kinley 55151 Bryan 22164 scattering i 3319 Same towns in 1892 gave Harrison son 45373 Cleveland 32452 scatter I plurality now ing 3353 Republican pluraly 23011 against 10110 a gain of 22090 This is d little over twothirds of the total vote The towns to hear from gave Harrison 19503 Cleveland 15596 scattering 2109 I these towns gain ratio the total plurality in the same rato te pluraly will be between 47000 and 48000 against 14827 In 1S92 NEW JERSEY NEWARK N J Nov 4At the headquarters of the state Republican committee Chairman Franklin Murphy rests his claim at 50000 for the Republican r Re-publican plurality in this state The entire en-tire Republican congressional delegates are in the landslide NEW HAMPSHIRE I CONCORD N H Nov 3 Returns I are coming In very slow but enough have been received to show that the Republicans have a sweeping majority in this state Everything seems to portend a veritable landslide NORTH CAIROLIVA RALEIGH Nov 4 3 a mThe national na-tional Detmocratic committeeman says Bryan has carried North Carolina Everything Ev-erything else is in doubt Reports indicate indi-cate the Democrats may elect two congressmen I gressmen but it is doubtful Returns up to 5 oclock indicate that Bryan caried the state by 10000 RALEIGH Nov 4Reports received from 21 counties since midnight show a Republican gain of 5000 over 1832 and indicate a Republican victory Adams Dem for congress in the Ninth district is thought to be elected over Pearson RepublicanS v Republican-S NORTH DAKOTA BISMARCK Nov 4Bryan has probably carried North Dakota by a small plurality S NEW YORK NEW YORK Nov 46 a mIc Kinleys plurality in New York Is estimated mated at 303000 5 5 NEBRASKA LINCOLN Nov 4 6 a mThe State Journal Rep says on the face of far < I from complete returns the indications are that Nebraska has been carried I by Bryan that Holcomb fusion for I governor and probably the entire fusion fu-sion state ticket is elected but contends S that returns from strictly agricultural districts where the middle of the road I Populist element strong may turn I the tide Every congressional district is in doubt OMAHA Nov 4Six hundred and I seventyfive precincts outside of Douglas Doug-las and Lancaster counties Bryan 71235 McKinley 64604 Two hundred and seventy precincts outside of Douglas and Lancaster Holcomb for governor 25641 Maccoll 21190 LINCOLN Nov 4Mr Bryans immediate J im-mediate friends reported this morning that he did not consider the cause as definitely lost but on the contrary he considered that there was still ground for hODe of his success He had expected ex-pected that the first returns being from the large cities would disappoint him himOMAHA Neb Nov 4 Returns at I this hour 6a m indicate Democrats I and Populists have Nebraska by 12000 4 and elected four out of six congressmen congress-men il LINCOLN Neb Nov 4The indica tions now are that Bryans plurality i the state will b small OREGON PORTLAND Ore Nov 4The heaviest heav-iest vote in the history of the state was polled yesterday The chairman of the Republican state committee says that he is satisfied that McKinleys majority will be anywhere from 5000 to 8000 S OREGON PORTLAND Nov 3The complexion complex-ion of the Oregon vote has not chanod at 1230 The state is safe for McKinley McKin-ley it is announced at midnight by I 4000 majority No definite news has been received at other headquarters but McKinley leads In accordance with his promise made two months ago exGovernor Pennoyer mayor is reported a saying tonight he will write his resignation tomorrow if McKinleys election is indicated PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA Nov 4The recent re-cent Pennsylvania house of representatives representa-tives was composed of 115 Republicans J and 29 Democrats An entire new body of 204 members was chosen at this election Of this number the Republicans Republic-ans have so far as known elected 145 and the Democrats hf Owing to the enormous size of the ballot figures especially those in Phil adelphia are hard to at har get Rough reports received however go to show that McKinley will have over 100000 I majority in Philadelphia and the state will swell this by nearly 20000 more This is the greatest Republican majority major-ity ever given by the state The Republicans lose two congressmen 1 congress-men in this city Congressman Mc Aleer defeated Congressman Haler man in the Third district and in the i i Seventeenth district Wailer defeated Kulp The Democrats also elect their I two congressmen in the Eighth and Ninth districts This about gums up i the Democratic success in Pennsyl i vania PHILADELPHIA Nov Estimated Estimat-ed pluralities from every county in the state including Philadelphia and Allegheny Alle-gheny show d plurality of 259000 for i McKinley i cnnley PHILADELPHIA Nov 4 McKin i j ley ha carried this city by 115650 plurality j plu-rality RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE R I Nov 4The splendid weather and unprecedented interest in-terest served to bring out a very large vote In this city the total vote increased in-creased over the mayoralty election last year 50 per cent The polls did not I close in the cities until 7 oclock Mc Kinleys plurality will be 17000 and both Republican congressmen will be elect ei eiPROVIDENCE I PROVIDENCE R 1 Nov 4Me I Kinleys plurality seems likely to exceed ex-ceed 20000 Returns are very late owing I ow-ing to the Australian ballot system Bull and Capron Republicans for congress con-gress have overwhelming majorities S017lI CAROLINA COLUMBUS S C Nov 4530 a m Only meagre returns had been received from the various precincts in this state Only a little over 100 out of 125 precincts have been heard from They give the Bryan ticket 10427 McKinley 3010 Palmer 627 I is not thought that the total vote will exceed 50000 votes and the same ratio will probably be kept up The McKinley Mc-Kinley vote is a divided one there beng two Republican electoral tickets In the field All the Democratic congressional nominees are easily elected SOUTH DAKOTA HURON S D Nov 3South Dakota Da-kota today threw its vote for Major McKinley by at least 5000 and later figures may increase his majority to 10000 But four counties of the state have gone for the fusion ticket Both I Republican congressmen are elected Republcan congessmen I The legislature is overwhelmingly Republican Re-publican insuring a gpld successor to Senator Kyle YANKTON S D Nov Returns are slow About all that can be learned tonight will be the result on presidential presi-dential electors The ballots are so badly scratched that the count cannot be completed in one of the large precincts pre-cincts by morning I YANKTON S D Nov 3The towns I of Yankton Sioux Falls Watertown Brooklyn Centerville Voelin Huron Pierre Irene give majorities for McKinley Mc-Kinley Codington county gives 350 majority for McKinley Returns from county precincts are coming in slow but all indicate the state is for McKinley Mc-Kinley by 8000 TEXAS AUSTIN Nov 4Later and more complete returns from all over the state at 4 a m show that Bryan and Sewall will have a plurality of from 30000 to 40000 The state is claimed by Culberson Dem for governor by 40000 I will be a week before the complete returns are in DALLAS Nov 4 Chairman Blake of the state Democratic committee still claims 75000 majority for the state ticket 100000 plurality for Bryan and Sewal and a full congresional delega tionChairman Chairman Green and his Republican associates do not concede this He claims McKinley has 35000 to 50000 Ijluralify and that Kearby is elected governor He also claims the Democrats Demo-crats have not more than seven congressmen con-gressmen certain AUSTIN Nov 46 a mAter a careful count of all election returns at 5 a m it is undoubtedly a fact that the Democrats will win the state Democrts i national na-tional ticket and congresional delegation delega-tion by handsome majorities in all ton hardsome al save the Tenth and Twelfth congressional districts which are conceded to the Republicans TEKiXlESSlEE NASHVILLE Tenn Nov 4Tenes see will have 1 silver congressmen in the next house 1 Republican W P Brownlee in the First district In middle and west Tennessee the Democrats make large gains Bryans majority will probably reach 40000 Taylor Democrat for governor is elected elect-ed by at least 25000 majority J S J OHIO I CANTON Nov 4A delegation of 1000 jubilant Republicans from Akron arrived I here at 5 oclock and marched at once ocock I to Major McKinleys residence The uproar up-roar was tremendousfor a half hour I When the Akron delegation assembled n Major McKinleys yard and lulled the air with shouts Major McKinley stepped out I on the roof of his porch and bowed his acknowledgements 1 of the second I story windows were filled with ladle who waved their handerchiefs to the enthusiastic enthus-iastic crowd I The Tippecanoe club of Cleveland lCOO strong arrived at SCO oclock1 and came I ttith nyngr banners and splendid bands to the Mcillnley home The Cleveland I visitors were escorted by the 6 mounted I horsemen of the Canton troop and several T marching clubs Every man bore a torch I and great quantities of colored fire I burned for a mile upand down the street I was a spirited nocturnal scene Six bands played patriotic airs and there was an incessant I in-cessant dscharge of fireworks Major McKinley did not make a speech but stepped out on the roof of his porch and I I bowed his acknowledgements to the excited ex-cited throng President AVolcott of the I Tippecanoe club stood beside Major McKinley Mc-Kinley on the roof and witnessed the I moving scene I Senator Mitchell wires Mr McKinley that Oregon will probably give him a plurality of CCCO Chairman Hubb l of Michigan wired that McKinleys plurality in that state will not fall below CU10 The following was received from Chicago We now claim Kansas and California but not North Carolina or Tennessee We have Oregon by 5003 This gives you 20 electoral votes J G PAYNE I Two hundred and fiftylive electoral I votes are claimed as absolutely for McKinley Mc-Kinley by his friends here with 50 more almost certan The 50 In doubt are from II the states of Delaware Kansas Kentucky Ken-tucky Nebraska Washington West Virginia Vir-ginia and Wyoming McKinley after reading the returns I since midnight with great care and reading read-ing hundreds of messages of a congratulatory congratu-latory character retired at 015 to get a few hours sleep before the delegations of I enthusiastic Republicans come to see him I Senator Hoar of Massachusetts wires I God is with us as of old with our i fathers I I lEIUiX WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Vt Nov 3Beautiful weather t > > day helped to bring out a large vote Returns I come in more promptly than in previous pre-vious years The net Republican gains I in the towns heard from as compared with 1892 is 85 per cent McKinleys plurality in the state will be 40000 The previous high water mark in pluralities plural-ities for president was 30555 given to Grant in 1872 The state will have a solid Republican delegation in congress VIRGINIA RICHMOND Nov 430 a mThe majority for Bryan and Sewall in Virginia Vir-ginia is 25000 Seven Democratic congressmen con-gressmen are certainly elected Three districts are in doubt WEST VIRtSIVrA WHEELING Nov 4Advices from many points in the state show a heavy vote polled Gold standard Democrats generally voted for McKinley I will be late before anything definite is known about the state CHARLESTON Nov 4The Republicans Repub-licans claim the state bv an increased plurality which is now estimated at from 12000 to 15000 CHARLESTON W Va Nov 4 Secretary Ohley of the state Democratic Demo-cratic committee says returns so far received ceived at Democratic headquarters indicate in-dicate a majority of from JOOO to S000 Q0 for Bryan and an entire Democratic state ticket Only one or two counties are reported however and these reports re-ports are but estimates WYOMING Special to The Herald EVANSTON Nov 4Evanston precinct pre-cinct No 1 gives McKinley 121 Bryan 272 The same precinct in 1S92 gave Harrison 176 Weaver 124 Mondell has 129 Osborne 270 In 1891 Mondell had 232 Coffeen 118 Aspen precinct gives Bryan 127 McKinley Mc-Kinley 3 In 1892 the same precinct gave Harrison 1 Weaver 8 Sulphur Springs precinct gives Bryan 23 McKinley 29 Mondell for congress congess 28 Osborn 21 The same precinct in 1894 gave Mondell 32 Coffeen 6 Red Canyon precinct No 1 gives Bryan 78 McKinley 62 Mondell 63 Osborne 74 The same precinct In 1892 gave Harrison 62 Weaver 92 and I in 1894 gave Mondell 58 Coffeen 94 I Evanston precinct No2 gives Bryan 278 McKinley 116 Mondell for congress j con-gress 10 Osborne 276 Same precinct in 1892 gave Harrison 135 Weaver 134 i in 1894 same precinct gave Mondell 200 Coffeen 79 The town of Evanston gives Bryan a majority of 313 and Os borne 311 ont of a total vote of 787 CHEYENNE Wyo Nov 4The returns turns indicate a small majority for the Republican both electoral and congressional congres-sional ticket conges I rUE TlllTGJUES Oklahoma GUTHRIE O K Nov 4Returnj are coming In very slow but indications are that Dennis Flynn Republican will be elected to congress over Calla han free silver fusion candidate Leg I islature ver fusionists will be controlled by free slI Arizona TUCSON Ariz Nov 4As far as I heard from Mark Smith Democrat has a plurality of 400 for congress The leg islature is claimed by both parties |
