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CONNECTICUT.

Hartford--Fif;eon towns: Mckinley 5eS2
BRYAN il46; Palmer 2pS. same IN 1892 fave
Harrison 2773. Cleveland a242.
Hartford. Conn. Republicans claim city
by 5000 majority.
Hartford, Conn. Fret fifteen town in
Connecticut give Nc Ainley 36sS; Bryan
1446: Palmer 202 Same in 1892. Hfrrisou
2T72: Cleveland 22ia.
Observation-Disclosures towns give Mckin-
ley $50. Bryan 2i7i; Palmer 629.
New Haven, Com Returns rectnye1 UP
TO II O'Clock warrant the belief that Cou-
pecticut has gone republican hy al least
40 600 Various republican papers are
unanimous In claiming the STATE for Nc
kinlcy by 50. 600 Enormous republican
gains are reported Ia almost every section
Of the State The republican Safe tcset
Il elected by matorities ranging from 90
600 10 80 900. The four republican con-
grcssmen elected by large majorities and
The State legislature VIII be over ~heimins
~ republican. Returns from half OF the
l6S towns show republican, gains over 1872
Of 3.000,
New Haven Returns from every town.
les. Ia Connecticut. with the eNrrption OF
one. Windham with a vote OF about 500.
Indicate shat Mckinley has carried Cohnes +
icUt hy about 10000.
The general assembly will be overwhslm
iuelr republican and VIII elect 4 Successor
to Senator Plat.
In twenty four districts no, democratic
candidate has been elected. In The house.
cut OF 80 representatives. there viii la
less than forty democrats.
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REPUBLICAN FIGURES.

Chicago, November 4.--The following
States are conceded at republican head
quarters to Bryan: Alabama, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida. Georgia, Idaho. Lonlsi-
ana, Mississippi, Missouri. Mon.aaa. Nc
yada.
The following States are claimed by the
republicans although the returns are TOO
meager 70 Justify the assertion that they
are sure for Mckinley:
California. South Dakota.
The following States are admitted to be
doubtful; Washington, Kansas, Nebraska,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia.
Al / O'Clock word was received at the
republican Headquarters that Arthur Sewaii
;he democratic candidate for vice resident.
has announced that he WIS willing 10 con-
cedo the election of Mckinley, saying:
we are in for four more years OF gov
erumcnt by Injunction
Word came IN at the same moment with
Mr.. Scwall's reported admission that abe
democracy Of Wisconsin had conceded that
the republicans had carried that State BY
100 900
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A HOLE IN A PICTURE.
Funny Experience With Lively Texan
Recalled.

hecalled'
New Orleans Times Democrat.
See that little round hole in that plc-
,,-, sold Mn cr,,a,,o,, =, ,bo cr,,,o
valid MOTEL the other evening pointing to
n handsome painting of lot of fish which
ornamental ;he walls of the hanouetinr
..,
'oon' oi 'he 'hs'i'u''oH' rum! s'o'!
connected with that hole-it's bullet hole
by the by. as you may observe.
"Durinp Nl,rdi Gras season we are conn
PEELED TO make use OF all the room In The
house ana when The other apartncnts Ia
come nlled we are In The bahf of dIvihinr
OF mis- ronnl win uortiercs and nuttinr
rots hntveen no divisions
I'll was last Mardi Gras and tho dov
hofnrs The hi,r nrorTsslonS cf tho ,,or,n,,.
Xmas Of the Carnival n hI,, Texon
gIn,,,,h.a ina, ,h - x, -
h,,st r,or, u, t'" aN Wv WV,
bad -, dis,,nsI =, ,n ny tVoi'' W.
In ,h ,r,,a, ~ ~ onu " .ne ~ 's.ons
IN the nahquetlhs nan, ana INTO IT he was
'H 'I,iI l., t.,.o. WIN ,
,,..oa, iu niNM W1''' you sHouiu nav
"eu.u Nm N.eN' NICK vas 700 nlll1' ne
nMuro 'hat ms uugout on the fahhandle
'''s "a r"i"Vo eou'p"tSu ~ ,he room ne
N tha ,,.,,, CIV ga ,''"t nu a19,ieT S'ee9
han, az, - VI q N'VHu sNuuiV WIN "
Ma, nl'7.,, t a,'ii,, ""nh III ="
"yyhy H., ahsoi,,t,1, -, -, ou,". ,b
h. ov',''d ~ tr, ~ w I"Neu oulu ,iaI
the wholn citv a0d he 49,, - 'p,'.u Wv,
a. az b N''I' AZ ~ M"n,eu room mex
Nv w .'' o'r' iie ".on W"lt 10 De planKed
hun yosrltn,, o,i r V,tV" , mn' s"o'e hNe
"\Neu aftar sor,n ,ntIh ,
him dnwn and aftnr 800, We qui Wv.
The Novv 0rIosn. sI.,halS, - ~ "
iit,lo the u,nr,, 80 :, ,,t". anu seltlns d
into the hotel about o'clock in The MON.
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OHIO.

Observation-Disclosures are that Hamii-
ton county will give Mckinley $1,000 ma =
1ority. gain over 1898 of i5O0,
Cincinnati ohio.--One hundred and
thirty precincts one-half OF the city, give
Mckinley 1901. Bryan 1894. Las. year
Bushnell 2i $50: Campbell 1880 iiamil
ton county now indicates majority OF 49,
900 for Mckinley
Cincinnati Mckinley, carries his own
ward in Canton by 2Qi. This ward gave
Cleveland 1903 Forty precincts OUTSIDE OF
Hamilton county and Cuyahosa county
Mckinley 1850. Bryan 6l62, Palmer ~.
lowering II. Same in 1892 Harrison ef2s;
Cleveland 1852.
Columbus, Ohio. chairman Kurt or
the republican state committee received a
dispatch from the republican committee
at Cincinnati ut p m. saying mat hhiu
ilton county gave Mckinley from ls.o'n 10
90 900 and other cities report large gains
Chairman kurtz has dispatches from Jf1-
ferson, Butler, Ashtabula, Adams, Molss
and other counties. known Is agricultural
districts. reporting gains so th@t FnEl ~
cisiye results arc predicted because OF INe
rural district showing such Change LOT
Bryan as was claimed.
Cincinnati Ohio.-SiXty- tnur precincts
outside Of Hamilton eoualy give Meh'nity
II. s62; Bryan 1854. In 1859 Harrison t.Vl,
Cleveland 1850
Coiulrbus On ne comparison OF The
vote with that u the las; presiaeuiiAl cleo
zion Ohio made unprecedented gains to1@y
for McKinioy. IN iNs- Harrison eAft4e"
Ohio By an average plurality ~ electors
of 1917. On thar year cnt 81 TIA Nir~
lnad ana stevenson olettqss R+s tstl'e'
In lssa Mckinley had piu'ati4 4l o't'
81 001 for gorerter The REPUBLICANS gag
r.ed OHIO in 1854 % .a9t ans taft feL
Bushnell Rep Has elecfei governor oy
l. f.r 3 have
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Hoods Pills pill pills. al aid ID, aIr nj


His Texas blood was evidently d, y
might nave thought he was amor. "A
comrades on the banks Of the v.aij
IN discusses county, to judge !! NJ
lions,
,,, " ny you don Know hox 10 "
iit'le p''' ne sai1' You ought L wi
way l tih'hod me marshal 81
ias' week JUST winged MN us M
w., W us 1ai on ,ne secoha' am VIII
, nani III tiie in'Du!e 'le lalra' az y
, ro, SO ~, ue an Iul' ru.nhs !e u
20 ~ no" a., ~ 5"" .t Jus. "aspa ~
,a,ano 49, $50 ~. "e,'o' ., W Wv ~
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p,Ilseheat of my heart

Texas that every pulseheat of my heart
Is mingled with love and reverence for
the republican party of Texas. during
my entire term of office, both as state
members ct our party In this State have
worked loyalty truly and well. AID I Is
due to them to say mat they are entitled
to most Of the credit for the Improvement
that rds BEER made by our party during
the last Two years. have never called
upon Il single member but That met WIN
a Hearty and cheerful response, ana |
feel that If q cont nuatiun 81 that Is eS-
perienced. at no distant date We WI be
with me waruest feelings cf love and af-
fes,t ON TO. The gehtlemen who have pre-
scented ne with this beautiful memento. as
also for the people they represent, thank
You one and All, and hope that ON the 81
day of November we wl soc enblazoncd
upon uUr banner the word victory.
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INDlANA.

is1laaasol.a The sess ls lz1isah Il ID,
lergc.t ever lelied Nrlte tsr JAN 30 re-
I.1s'g car Ds sfai t agai Goa elGr rte
.GN;u1ls JA-t af aaC1rg o.-aes s t7-7'-
e.. TAe qa's -.q-t e. }4 set @
rehsha .r;e-n@t,e- taa tt c.4
1uteaagels-Tsa qreelne'A el4e MIKE
Lay gEt u-laa $50 Palmer sc-ttcs3as d.,
iaLaarat 9ls Trratg fftt4Gtf. go ir-
diana outsl!s igi'anzI9!i. " hlltg -
HTy4a $50 IAiGet % oiA,t es-tica,es ~
iu 1882 HArT.sa- lEls C.esrlals 1871.
BilNen -
Intiensp plis---Fofty precincts Mckin-
Icy 49, HsYAn -5@. republican saia s'-.
IutSnainlis Sky precincts "a in1lers
glye Mckinley 6siS BrySn $500 FajmFr
Il other candidate Il" Same precincts in
ist2 gave hsrusoa 5s,5 Cleveland }slf;
republican gain al.
indianapolis Fiuy precincts in Indiana
give Mckialey 1896 Bryan NS1 Palmer a..
other candidates 50. ln lss- Harrisoa
csc. Cleveland 65it bilwen 3is he
publican net gain $50
Indianapolis hundred ana forty Pre-.
oncts outside Of Marion county Bryan
u TIC. Mckinley 1851. Paln.er IS. others
l40. Same IN lNs. Harrison is.95i Cieve-
land il.i04; Bldveli 7G1 Weaver ISL re
publican gain 1904 FIFTY precincts "a In
dianaroiis sive Mckinley lc2s. bryan Sas
Palmer 80
Al 10 30 tonigh; Chairman GoVdy OF III,
republican state committee sen, the fol.
lowing telegram 10 Marx H4uua.
Indiana viii give Mckinley plurality
IF So.0Qo. Eleven republican rnnsress uer
VIII be elected. two IN doubt We viii ear,
both branches OF the legislature b. ear,
majority
Chairman Martin o. ,hc democratic com
mlttee said AT this hour on acc1snt O
the fact that the rnfurrr have f-.u d a-ptts.
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Dl.LAMAkE.

Wilmlngton--Return from this city and
all over the State are very slow. Those
received from few precincts In this city
show republican losses compared with the
vote for governor In 1894, when Marvel
lrep.l had 1000 majority 1t is believed.
however, that ~ republicans elect the
presidential electoTs by at least 1000 but
Teuuoll (dem) viii probably be elected
governor and Handy (tree silver congress
mani. tx also probably elected. Reports
from Kent ana Sussex counties say there
was great deal % trouble at the polls.
The Addicks men trying 70 get the upper
hand The democrats claim they have err
rled Kent and and Sussex counties by small
plNralities. one man Is reported to have
been killed in an election night IN RaltI-
moro county.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit The republican State central
committee announces that seventy-six pre-
cincts In Michigan give Mckinley S3i plu-
rality; same in 1892 gave democratic plu-
rahiy lla. This ratio. it Is claimed. II
continued Will give Mckinley Michigan by
ice ,uUo.
Dctroit.-ssx precincts give Bryan s72'
Mckinley Sss.
Hudson, - Complete gives Mckinley l29
plurality, gain Of so.
Marquette Gives Mckinley $50 plural
ty, republican gain.
Detroit Mckinley carries the city 10y
1000 state By 81 goo One hundred anl
twenty four precincts in the State give Me
kluloy @0.s2s Bryan .6,9o7, Pinsrea 81. go;
Sigh a2,0g0
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Mckinley by 1900. Il gave Cleveland Ia
6s7 in 1892.
Baltimore, Md.--Six precincts out OF
500 Ia Baltimore give Mckinley a32; Bry.
an SIC; Palmer ~.
Baltimore. Md ---Joshua lowering. tho
prohibition candidate for president. spent
most Of the day experimenting the re-
moval OF his household goods from his
country residence TO his home In the city.
At prohibition headquarters II was said
that the party expected 10 poll about 0iVVo
votes in this State. most OF which VIII
COME from the republican ranks. This Is
nearly double the vote cast In 1882.
baltimore. -Four hundred and sixty two
precincts In Baltimore give Mckinley Sleo'
Bryan eS4S.
baltimore Returns point to the follow
ing msioritles fer Mckinley; Allegheny
county 1900 Carroll county 500, Garrett
county zoo, Cecil county zoo Talbot county
$50; indicating l0,0c0 to 10000 In the state
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MAINE

Batt4fss expected Mckinley carried this
,ty ,he home OF Mr. Arthur sewall and
lgs caubl Mr. sewnlvs ward The vote
HlyBu 4--. Mckinley 1894 Bryan tpeople)
b. lowering 'prol =, republican plurality
nv The result IN Sewsils ward was as
follows Bryan Go Mckinley i67 Palmer
Portland Fifty Maine towns give Mckin-
ltf lf.lit Brysn iG0f scattering GSS Same
t4aus m taY4 gave Harrison 1oH52;
Cleveland 1888, scattering s5s republican
gain 1891
Portland "A general failing OF Of about
y ger o,nt ia total vote compared with that
q the state election Probabilities are that
he republican plurality will be 40 900,
State election was IS oNo
roF'ispd Total Mckinley 1890 Bryan
i2l7s a plurality ~ al57. Democrats
gain oser State election
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala.--The following was
given TO the Associated Press By Chairman
Vaughan at midnight:
There Is strong evidence OF a repet-
tion OF frauds in this State, but of a more
agsrayating nature than ever known be
fore. Returns are being held back aud
no information can he obtained from dem
unquestioDably very close. but | should
not be surprised ii the democrats should
bring up the usual fraudulent majority
We have elected at feast hve congressman
on the fusion ticket WIN. Vaughan,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
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81. ,lthoveb The POLLS viii no, close until

lots, although the polls will not close until
z y. m. The voting In the country pre-
cincts Is heavy. Straight tickets prevail.
Very little scratching being done.
Tacoma, Wash.--A large vote has been
polied In this city and as far as can be
learned all over Washington. The repub-
licans made an effort to get their vote out
early In this city and succeeded In doing
so. The counting promises 30 be late and
II the State is close, as seems likely, the
result may not be obtained before tomor-
row.
Seattle--Republican expect TO elect at
least one of the two congressman. The
fusionists are claiming everything while the
republican State headquarters are confident
Of a small plurality.
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DOMINIC STREET.
The Famous Old No 10. the Home OF the
British Government.
Now York Tribune

The Famous Qua No. TO- the Home OF the
British Government.
New York Tribune.
Inasmuch as for the last 200 years or
moro the huge British Empire has leen
governed from the d!ngy house known by
the name of mo. 10 Downing street" the
news that Il is about to he demolished In
order TO make way for the site of the new
offices OF the Board of Trade is exciting u
considerable amount of discussion and OF
protest And not without reason. for
when one remembers the fuss that has
been ma g. about the preservation OF the
house OF Carlyle ana those OF numerous
other ass aS'i gu.s1cd persons, 81 Is dllu-
CUT to understand why means can nol he
taken to s.ltr from destruction house
0Ly name blustrious In English history,
hut by hundreds of them.
40. 10 Downing street has been the OIL
e al IVs.ieu'e of the prime minister OF
Great iiftiu s'1se the bog nuinu of the
last century. is first orc pant Of that rauI
hcirg ST. X 70 ri WltpOle. who Is descrb ID
by h.s br4i, ant son Horace rs sitting N
strange, uuwuntel fashion without sp"ais-
ing. ard with eyes NNed for an hour to-
eetEer. lost to the ioNial good sense wh'clt
had secured the iianovcrian success on
AM TX his SUCCESSORS At No. 10 Downing
street was Lord North, the statesman to
whom England mainly Indebted for that
war OF iLNeTcnien1e ttat resulted IN ne
loss of the American colonies. II was to
Il room at No. ~ Downing street that the
great LORD Chatham was carried after he
swooucd N The house of lords duriag the
memorable debate ON American affairs,
and VI was there, too, that Pit the young
Is constant rc'tence. had his heart
broken hy the first Napoleon Fox lived
there and so dld Cam ns, while the only
tn" great Duke o. Wellington sgls VIZ the
waiting room drawing room Of No. 10
Downing street. who're both were waiting
"a '..iN
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GRANT REM 3MBERED.

The EX-Charman CompAmented by the
Republicans of Texas
Dallas, Texas. October 3l.-At a late
hour last evening National Committeeman
Grant was called out of his office in re-
publican headquarters. whore he was en-
crossed with II S many dui.es incident to
the closing of the campaign and was r.
Fursted to come 10 the parors OF the
Oriental hotel. where a delegation of ie-
rHohcans from over the State were in
waiting To Present him token Of then
love and esteem, which was 4 mammoth
Eoilbus, some nve .Schss long. Colonel
George II. Green Of Dallas WAS the
Spokesman, ana in the following neat ana
e.o1nent speech made the presentation:
lir Grant 1 have been selected by the
ltNai republicans of the State e Texas
tc l'r' sent To you. as our National COM
NIttet man, Siisi.t token OF the.r estccm.
"nl oniy az a man but "a the leader lf
I cur grant larty IN Texas. No more plclf-
"Hl uuiE ctu.t nave blcn ASSIGN. me
man thls, lor our hearts beat as one in
the cause tor whi,h We nave laborod,
/ l'dmelE, Tor and money, prosperity, Nc
| hh"y ana me nag, and, s.r, 10 You We
haNr looNci uS the embodiment of all
shrse' as tne leader OF the great repub-
/ man lirty OF our State. AlI, SIR, tue
rtpuhscau party OF the great state of
ItNdS on November I viii MOI forget the
effort YOU have put forth during the past
two years that you have presided a. StGse
vha.iman' We feel and know that to
you we are indebted for the great inca s.
urr OF success whieh we have attainel
| un4' !, IN presenting TO YOU tn = cmb en-
Whlrh is so.dous, whicn Is the emblem
or sound money oi l0-ceNt doAar, hich
is the emblem that teaches that we DO
not tLtc TO rep;d. ate the debts con-
lraoted ty THIS Nation, we feel in con
slhhhg this 10 your hands that we are
ann openly tor the ,iuse Wrich the grand
oiu party mas cWh'aSoned upon It's ban
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Post from Virginia say II Is estimated that
Bryans majority ia Virginia can not fall
shor. OF 10000 The democrats will prob
ably have eight out of ten congressnicn-
Cuipepper county. in which Mr.. Dryans
father was born aud whtre the democratic
candidate ostea visited, was carried by the
democrats by 400 majority big gain.
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NrN HAMPSHIRE.

New mpshirc-Dstrlct l: Lalloway
tRep.); District 2: Clark (Repl.
Concord. ~ H--Returns at S;i5 p, M
Indicate Mckinley carries State by 26,0nc
Ramsdoll for governor. will have 10000
plurality
Concord Towns and wards give Mckn-
ley 1901 Bryan 1859,
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AkK ANSAS.


Arknnsas-Congross Third district. Nc
Rae tDem). reelected.
Little Rock Complete: Bryan 1850;
Mckinley 1871 Same in 1892, Cleveland
1883 Harrison 1911
Little Rock rive counties complete
outside give Bryan plurality Of 1900 Re
turns from over the state indicate fusion
ticket carried by $4,000 majority
Little Rock Six out of eight wards.
Bryan 1906: Mckinley 67G
Arkansas. 20 GOO majority for Bryan.
Pine Bun Total vote Bryan rs Nc
kinloy $50. Fort Smith gives Bryan 5Qo
majority.
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville Three precincts Bryan
iGll; Mckinley TAS bryan and Watson 56
Palmer ~. lowering "a. Democratic loss
s0G over October election.
Jacksonville, Fla.--Fifty-six precincts
give Bryan and Scwal i0Si; McKinlcy
2oe3 Bryan and Watson 100; Palmer 1853;
lowering ~. This is a democratic loss Of
a7s an compared with the October State
election
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh -ropulists and democrats voted
nearly solid Toy Byan and claim the State
for Bryan Result for governor still in
doubt Other republican, populist fusion
STATE officers are elected
Raleigh Chairman iiOlten claims the
State for Mckinley by 1900. Later re
turns put State in doubt
Asheville Mckinley carries Asheville By
zee aud Indications are that purson (repD
and Mckinley will carry this congressional
District.
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee on the basis o. gains twenty
seven towns tn the Stare are republican and
$4,000 majority will probably DO reached.
Madison. The city has gone republican
800; republican gain 1000.
Mnwaukee National Committeeman u .
g. Wall and State centrai Chairman Geo.
W. ieok OF the democratic party conceded
at midnight that Wisconsin would go re-
publican by between 5Oo1o and 5000.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. Miss. Mississippi gives Bryan
majority of 10000. Vote for Watson "iii
not exceed 10000. The seven democratic
candidates for congress are elected by ma
jpritics ranging from 1000 80 1000
Jackson Bryans majority estimated
al 10000 in this state. Watsons vote will
not exceed 1000.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

piltsburg Congress District % John
Dalzeli (Renl, reelected, district -. VIM.
\, Stone lRey. reelected.
Philadelphia The great length OF the
ballot makes the count in this city eX-
ircmcly slow. At midnight only two wards
have been completed but these show
majority Of AS for Grove. the anti-aimin-
stration candidate for sheriff The city
viii give about 100000 plurality Tor No
Kiniey. HIS plurality in the State will be
9UO 600
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MORTON EXpREssEs IIIMsELF.

Rhinecliffe, y. Y, November 3.-Goy-
ernor Morton said tonight: The magnih-
cent victory Won by the American people
is an unmistaheabio verdict for the main
lenance Of National honor sound money
law and order, and is renewed con(rma-
lion that the Nations pledges based en- II
single monetary standard shall not be vio-
lated
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GEORGIA

Atlan;a. Bryan's majority ln this. Full
ton. county. about 2930.
Columbus Fifteen precincts outside of
- llion county give Mckinney S7l5 Bryan
$3.50.
!esrn "A. p Buck. chairman republic
al stale committee 81 Georgia wired 10 the
A5seciated Press from Auan,a as follows
"fraud and violence prevail IN portions OF
state. returns slowly coming Ia. Demo-
cratic majority ia GeDrsia largely re-
ductd may rot cyc,eS 10000. "
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls. s u --MckSley carries
Sioux Falls by 81 majority; thal vote about
2l00 This indicates county Minnehaha
gone for Bryan by small majority. Me
Kmley had majority in Senator Pettigrew's
ward.
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NEW IERSE u.

Newark. Chairman Price OF the demo
cratic committee admits the State ;or
Mckinley by 10000.
Trenton Revised estimates based on the
returns already in. give Mckinley The State
by 1880.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia-Bu Bulletins received here from
all parts OF South Carolina shows that the
democratic presidential, congressional state
and county tickets have been successful by
overwhelming majorities
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pooKKEEpER DROPS y

Corpus Christi, Texas W., i
Thomas w. Mitchell fell dsad "a. !
Of the \. Gusaett & Son ha ~,
pany today at i;2o ?, III IA vs. ]
bookkeeper for the firm; ~ ~ m i
Of age aud had resided hers s,aa
of years. lie came he,, estate 2
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
NEN ADA.

Cerson--'t viii he impossible 20 give COM
pletc returns from Nevada for several days,
communication being slow, but indications
tonight are that Bryan's plurality Will
probably reach 2000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
CALlFOR

San Francisco--Mr Ford Of the demo
cratic State committee claims the state by
% 900. Chairman Mclaughlin Of the re-
publican committee expresses opinion re-
publicans have good show to win.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
OREGON

Portiand-At G p. m, tho time OF closing
the polls. Mr. Hirsch OF the republican
State committee claims the State for Me-
kinley BY 5000 majority. Chairman Young
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
UTAH

Salt Lake--lt will be late In the morn
Ing before the count can be completed. In
dioations are that Bryan has carried the
State by al least 10000 majority.