The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-06
DID Y HEAR DEM
BELLS A-RINCIN'
POr km, Mckinley, Nho Has Already
Opened the Factories.
MR.. BRYAN TO MR.. Mckinley
Nires His Congratulations. Gracefully
Retiring from the Flght-Hanna
Makes Statement.

Makes a statement.
New York, November 6.-The returns
received by the Associated Press up 10
las p. m today state that Mckinley
has carried the following states: Cali
fornia, Connecticut. Delaware, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa. Maine. Maryland, Mas
sachusetts. Michigan, Minnesota, New
Hampshire. New Jersey. New York,
North Dakota. Ohio, Oregon. Pennsyl-
vanla. Rhode Island. Vermont. West
Virginia, and Wisconsin. 26O electoral
votes, and that Bryan has carried the
following states: Alabama, Arkansas,
Colorado. Florida. Georgia, Idaho, Kan
sas. Louisiana, Mississippi. Missouri,
Montana. Nebraska, Nevada. North
Carolina, Tennessee. Texas. Utah, Vir-
ginia, and Washington. 167 electoral
votes. leaving in doubt Wyoming. Ken
lucky, and South Dakota. twenty votes.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln. Neb.. November 5-The COM
plete returns from forty-four out Of
ninety-three counties Of the state re-
ceiyed at Populist headquarters give
Bryan 7l3s majority. and Holcomb. fu-
sion, for governor, lO.645. 1t is estimat-
ed from these figures that Bryan'ss
majority in the state viii be about 49,
600 and Holcomb's about 1900. The
fact that Holcomb runs ahead Of Bry-
an is attributed to the confusion Incl
dent TO the court decision against the
regularity Of the Chicago ticket. Popu-
lists and Democrats concede the cleo
tion OF Strobe, Republican, to congress
from the First district, and Of Mercer,
Republican, in the Second. The fusion
candidates carry all the other congress
sional districts by large majority.
Republican Chairman Post claims the
Bryan majority in the state will not
exceed 5000.
Lincoln, November 5.-Mr. Bryan an
nounces that ne VIII prepare a state
ment to be issued TO the bimetaIlists
OF the country. and will make it public
before noon tomorrow. and not this
evening, as previously said. Mr.. Bryan
did not care to say anything about the
result of the election tonight.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco. November 5.-Returns I
from 225l precincts out of a total Of
2S77 in California give Mckinley IA, 952; /
Bryan lSS.756. There are 125 precincts /
yet to hear from which in 1892 gave
Harrison 1872; Cleveland, 2O9S; Weaver 4
356.
The Third Congressional district 2aS
out of 267 precincts give Hilborn, Re
publican, 19.SSS; English, Democrat, IT, I
'sS. In the Fifth Congressional district
returns from all precincts give
Loud, Republican, 19,446; Kelly, Demo-
rat. 1O,723; Kline, Populist, 1909,
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, November 5.-The Evening
Times says with nine precincts missing
n the state, Mckinley has a plurality
II 1888
A bulletip has just been received in
which it is stated that the latest re-
urns from Kentucky place it in the
Republican column.
IOWA.
Des Moines, November 5.-The re-
urns by counties in Iowa were compIet-
d today, Mckinley received 2S6.751
'otes, and Bryan 2l9,1lS; plurality for
IcKinley, 67,6S5. This is not only the
argest vote ever cast in the state, but
is also the largest Republican major
ty ever given in Iowa.
WASHINGTON. K
Seattle, November 5-Returns from
he state are yet very incomplete, those
oming in today swelling the fusionist
majority to about 1000. King county
omplete gives the fusion electors
Majority of hoo; Lewis, fusion, for con- I
ress, 2l4l, and Rogers, for governor, a
)S2. {
MASSACHUSETTS. .
Boston, November 5.-Complete re-
lrns from Massachusetts give McKin-
" plurality of 16S, 7166. The vote was :
S follows:
Bryan, 1O4,2SO; Mckinley, 272, 1896; Pal
Ter, 1856. Wolcott's plurality for gov
rnor is 150,766.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, n. j., November Com :
lete returns give Mckinley and Hobart l
1000 plurality in New Jersey. The y
'gislature will stand: Senate-Repub- :
canS 12, nap,oCrotS IJousa-RaDub l.