The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-11
BOOMING M'KINLEY.
"A General Desire among Re.
publicans That he Lead
the Party.
Tom Reed His Only Riyal-The populis,s
Admit They Have Lost Ground
In Kansas,

BOSTON, Nov. lO.-The concensus q
opinion in series Of interviews with
leading Massachusetts republicans seem,
to point toward the states choice O
Mckinley for the next republican can
didate for president. The only othel
candidate mentioned is Thomas B. Reed
but ne has not so many outspoken ad
mirers as the man from Ohio.
DEs MONIES. Nov. 1O.-The election oi
republican legislature in Iowa means
that republican United States Senator
VIII be elected at the coming session OF
the general assembly to succeed Senator
James Wilson, whose term expires in
March. 1895. The candidates are Con.
gressmen Gear Of Burlington and Hen.
burn OF Clarinda. Attorney General
John Y. Stone and A. b. Cummings of
Des Moines.
TOPEKA. kas.. Nov. 1O.-Additional
returns from Tuesdays election swell
the republican pluralities. and the popu.
lists, who were so hopeful yesterday,
concede that they have been badly de.
feated. Sufficient returns have been re.
ceived to warrant the republican claim
OF large plurality of the aggregate
VOTE and it will probably appear that
the victory is really majority over both
populists and democrats. Atrepublican
headquarters the following summary has
been made: Republican counties. Is:
populist counties. 8: divided. %: to be
heard from. 81. Republican officers
elected in divided counties. 1O5; popu-
lists. 50.
COLUMBUS. Nov. 1O.-Chairman Dick
OF the republican state committee puts
Mckinleys plurality this morning at
$1,000.
T. NJ. Smith. secretaryof the Alabama
state committee, writes that when the
roll is called in the next national con-
vention, Alabama, which is first on the
list. will start the ball with solid vote
for Mckinley.
TRENTON. n. j.. Nov. 10.-As complete
returns are filed the republican victory
grows in magnitude. The next assembly
Will be republican by two-thirds vote.
The senate will be II republicans and 10
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1O.-Pennsylva.
MA has gone republican by 125 900, the
biggest majority since Grant beat Gree.
ey in 1872 by $4,000.
The remarkable thing about this vic.
tory is that such old-time democratic
counties as Schuylkill. Northumberland.
Luzerne and Lackawanna gave repubIi.
ian majoritiei. At York the republl.
:ans elect sheriff for the first time in |
ID years, and the Lehigh republicans a
reasnrer, precedent never before
Known
New YORK, Nov. 10.-The republican
tate ticket is elected by probably 81. GOO
The senate stands republican
~ Is or 10 to IA; the assembly stands 70
epublicans to 80 democrats. BROOKLYN
mashed the machine by electing re-
'ublican mayor by 10000 plurality.
.ammany elects its ticket in this CITY
y an average plurality of 65.OOO.
ALBANY. Nov. 1O.-Governor Flower
aid this morning that a careful canvass
light show the democrats to have a ma.
ority in the state senate.
OMAHA, Nov TO- Chairman Beaver
the populist state committee. admits
ne defeat OF Judge Holcomb and the
lection OF Harrison. republican. to the
lpreme bench Returns today indicate
larrlson will have plurality of 6,OOO.
epublican candidates for regents were
$50 elected by a good majority.
hosTon. Nov. lO.-Complete corrected
turns give Greenhalge, republican. for /
'vernor, 34.lO5 plurality. republican
u gain over 1891 of i0.512. The house
Ill stand ls7 republicans. a3 democrats. j,
nate, "a republicans, 6 democrats.
DENVER, Nov. l0.-Senator Teller ar.
'ed here from Washington yesterday i,
peaking OF the election he said: The !,
ny construction that can be placed on :
Q result III the country at large is that
ls pronounced condemnation Of
e'elands administration. l was in
fmed. not by the president himself. u
u os good authority. that President n
e'eland has always believed the No :.
mher elections would be compIete b
idication OF his course. He Mas often :;
'rned b. democratic members that he Il,
ulu get himself and his party into n,
'nbie II he continued in the course he q,
Il marked out. but he knew better a,
IN they did. and now he has heard