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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
10 De QUEBRADILLAS

que una clase en- la que no han penetra-
do aun los deseos de mejorar sus pesi-
mas condolences de existencia Sc decida
de subito q penetrar en- sociedades Sc
cretas, en- las que ell robo y ell aseslnato
son obligatorios para ell afiliado.
No esta muy lejos nuestro amino de
suponer maquiavelismo refnado, 10 que
aparece como crimen execrable.
ST descartamos esta espeeie que nues-
ira conciencia Sc resiste q admitir; 81
apartamos de esos successes la criminal
version que a ellos Sc aplica, Sque que
da?
Una asociacion clandestina cuyo pro-
p6sito es ell <boycoting.1
Las sociedades no autorizadas tienen
pena sefialada en- ell C6digo, variable Sc
gun la fndole de elias, y tanto mas seve-
ra sera La ley cuanto mas Illegal sea ell
proposito de los asociados.
! Els falta, delito crimen el <boyco-
ting>? ique codigo existe divino 8 hu-
mano que lie sefiale una pena? sque ley
puede impedir su liberrimo ejercicio?
Apareja culpabilidad asociarse con
ese fin sin authorization legal; pero ma
die en- ell mundo tiene ell derecho coar-
tar la indiscutible voluntad del ciudada-
no para comprar quien lie plazca, de
vender quien lie agrade, de benefclar
quien lie convenga y negar sus servlclos
q quien crea no los estima.
Mas aun; puede ejercerse ese derecho
en- defensa de un ideal, en- defensa de
ideas polfticas sin incurrir en- falta NJ
delito.
No podra concitarse nadie para que
10 ejerza, nj asociarse con ese fir
sin incurrir en- una pena, pero su dere-
cho para ejercerlo es indiscutible.
De Ell Sc han Waldo hombres y pue.
bios para alcanzar la justicia que sc les
negara.
Ejercieronlo las colonias inglesas pa
ra lograr que fuesen respetados sus fue
ros sus ibertades.
Lo ejercio ell gran autonomista irlan
des O'Conell, quien con orgullo decfa
~Jamas he hecho uso de algo que pro
ceda de Ia industria inglesa, y ell dfa de
mi muerte deseo que ell sudario que en-
vuelva mi cuerpo sea un sudario irlan
des.>
Hemos protestado con energfa contrs
la fndole de las asociaciones, tai cual Ii
da a entender ell sBoletfn~; pero sere
mos mas en6rgicos, 81 cabe, ell dfa en- qu'
sepamos que la passion desfigur6 aquello
hechos.
<iRigor, todo ell rigor possible contr;
el depravado que pretenda la ruina mo
raj material de esta provincial espafo
la, modelo de sociedades cultas, mori
lgeradas y dignas!o
] Esto dice ell xBoletfn> tomamos nc
ia de su Ultima afirmaci6n.
Nosotros nuestra vez decimos: ha
case justicia, justicia y justicia.
; No basta castigar. Els precise da
: satisfaction las necesidades economi
: cas- y polfticas que reclama, con derecho
J ell pals.
Es indispensable estudiar las causa
con ell propdsito de poner elias re
medio-que han podido determinar d
repente cambio tan radical en- un paf
xmodelo de sociedades cultas, morigera
! das dignas@.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
UN SINTOMA

81 es cierto que la opinion peninsular,
con muy contadas excepciones, conside-
ra hoy las cuestiones ultramarinas des-
de un punto de vista estrecho & intran-
sigente, peri6dicos hay, de los mas sig
niticados entire Ia prensa espanola, que
no sc dejan dominar por la Influenza
belicosa de los sucesos.
Ellos proclaman demuestran con
razones potfsimas que la guerra de Gu
ba terminarfa EN- plazo mas breve, 81 La
acci6n polftica uniese sus eficaces es-
fuerzos los de la acci6n militar.
Ellos atirman que de otro modo La
lucha Sc prolongara durante un tempo
indefnido, y cuanto mas Sc prolongue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
FL FERROCARR|L Al INTERIOR

Muy digna de aplausos es la actitud
de los elementos progresistas de Ponce,
al secundar las iniciativas que Sc han
despertado para dotar esta ciudad de
un tranvfa electrico q La Marina, telefo-
no, luz electrical, Casino y fabricas de
hielo; pero no debe dejarse en- ell olv1do
otro proyecto de mas altos vuelos, cuyo
abandono envolverfa La futura decaden-
cia del comercio de esta ciudad la
perdida de su preponderancia tanta
rrocarril de Ponce Utuado por Adjun-
tas y Jayuya, obra de verdadera trascen-
dencia para ell porvenir de estas comar-
cas-.
Las classes directoras de nuestra So
ciedad, los hombres de negocios y los
capitalists, que ajenos personales
egoismos, quieran laborar en- benefcio
de la proxima generacion y en- ell suyo
propio, son los llamados dar calor al
proyecto, acudiendo con expontaneidad
ofrecer su valioso concurso la CO
mission encargada de gestionar la con-
cesion y practicar los estudios necesa-
rios para solicitarla, y despues d suscri-
bir ell capital que las obras exijan.
Afortunadamente ell gobierno metro
polftico y la Diputacion Provincial, re-
conociendo La urgente necesidad de pro-
mover La construction de Was ferreas,
han acordado ofrecer un auxilio de
$4,000 y $4,000 respectivamente por XII
lometro, 10 que equivale pr6ximamente
d la mitad del capital, y serfa una ver-
dadera lastima no aprovechar tan bue
mas disposiciones para emprender esa
obra, otras de igual fndole, sin Las
cuales solo muy lentamente puede de-
senvolverse ell progreso material del
pals.
No debemos perder de vista que Ma
yaguez trabaj ia con ahinco por extender
los rallies del ferrocarril Lares, que
ahora Sc construye, hasta los ricos ba
rrios productores de cafe de Adjuntas,
Y que Arecibo no descansa en- su afan
de facilitar sns comunicaciones con
Utuado y Jayuya para divorciar esas
poblaciones de su centro, natural que es
Ponce: 81 10 consiguen perdera nues-
tro comercio ell importantfsimo contin-
gente de negocios que esas comarcas les
proporcionan, tanto por los frutos que
les compra como por las provisiones y
mercancfas que consumer.
Es urgente, urgent1slmo, que, SIN nue.
vas excitaciones, Sc presten los senores
comerciantes Y capitalists de Ponce
suscribir ell corto numero de acciones
de 25 que aun faltan por completar
las mil que Sc consideran necesarias pa
ra proceder al estudio de La lfnea
Utuado por Adjuntas y Jayuya, y para
ell deposito de la garantfa fin de obtener
la concession. ST por negligencia apa-
tia imperdonables cayese ese proyecto
en- ell cesto de los fracasos, culpa serfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
GU BA
LA EXPEDITION
DEL q DAU NTLESS >

Telegraffan Gel Imparcial> de Ma
drid, que EN- el vapor ~Dautlesss, cuyo
desembarco fue sorprendido en- Rio San
Juan, venfan % hombres de desembarco
procedentes de Nueva York incorpo-
rarse d los rebeldes.
Ignorase 81 desembarcaron.
Al liza siguiente de dejar en- TERRA
armas municiones, volvio ell xDaunt-
less1 al mismo sitio.
Fue divisado por ell calonero SCon-
tramaestres, que 10 persiguio y canoneo
hasta perderlo de vista.
La bandera del canonero xArdillas
recibi6 once balazos en- ell combate
con los defensores del alijo.
Dfcese que en- ell xDauntlesss venfan
20 senoritas cubanas, no Sc sabe 81 pera
quedarse con los rebeldes 8 para hacer
un viaje abundante de impresiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
RL DIARIO DIR COAMO

Este coche saldra desde hoy diaria
mente las cinco de Ia ms napa de
Coamo. y retornara las de la tar
de de Ponce.
PRECIOS De PASAJES
De Ooamo Ponce vice versa so
8 Jaana Diaz /" 90
.s Jnana Diaz Ponce IS 90
g Ooto Laurel & Ponce ss 40
Sc venden passjes de ida y vuelta
de Coamo a Ponce valederos para e
mismo dfa & s 2 so.
Agente en- Ponce don Francieco
Alsina. Cafe La Ponceaa, calle de Is
Marina En- Coamo. don Ramon
Agnii1 En- Jnana-Diaz. don Jose
Pnig Morell, Hotel Versailles. En-
Coto Laurel. esta b 'ecimiento de don
francisco Martin
Coamo, Novbre. 6 de 1896 3 m alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
NOTlCIAS GBNERALES


Rogamos a nuestros amigos, los Sc
nores agentes de la isla, tengan ell
cuenta las excepcionales circunstancias
por que actualmente atrayiesa LA De-
MOCRACIA.
Nunca como en- estos instantes Sc sha-
ce precise, indispensable, que los agen-
tes remesen con toda festinacion los
fondos recaudados, procediendo con la
mayor actividad al cobro de los recibos.
Al hacerlo asf, nos prestaran un va
hosfslmo servicio. NADIA que no sea
nuestro pedlmos, aun en- estos momen-
tos de diffcil prueba.
Nos han llegado algunos informes de
10 ocurrido Ell Adjuntas.
Descubrimiento: ell mismo de siempre
Parece que Sc trata de una sociedad Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20

de los que no han sabido, no han que
rido. evitar La decadencia de Ponce;
ST es oierto que scada pueblo tiene 10
que mereces, no ocupara Ponce un lugar
muy envidiable en- las paginas de La his
toria de Puerto Rico.
Tenemos confianza, empero, en- que Sc
reanimara ell espfritu pnblico, y que ten
dremos OCCASION de batir palmas en- ho-
nor de esta ciudad de nuestros amores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
A DIESTRO 7 SINIBSTRO

Yo no digo NADIA de Cuba. Respe.
emos al senior Mendo.
Creo sinceramente que Sc equivocan
os periodicos de Madrid, de Paris, de
L6ndres y de Berlin; creo que Sc equi
Toca tambien el senor Moret; Y toman-
10 ell giifcharo del <patriotismo~ de xLa
EpocaS, canto con un escritor espanol
"a siguiente xLetrillas, nnica verdad
que puede cantarse por ahora
xCon solo treinta soldados
de fuerza peninsular,
seis bomberos, tres serenos
y un guardia municipal,
derrotamos 4 Maceo
en- la cuesta del Palmar,
haciendole mil heridos
y todos de gravedad,
y por ser tantos los muertos
nj los pudimos contar,
y nosotros, por supuesto,
SnosOtrOs sin noVedad.S
q I La asombrosa batalla
canada en- la soledad?
Tan esplendido fue ell triunfo,
y fue ell entusiasmo tai,
que hasta las mulas gritaban
al yer nuestra heroicidad
Viva Espana y viva Weyler
ell invicto Generals,
nj un rebelde, nj uno
logro con vida escapar;
y nosotros, como siempre,
xnosotros sin nOvedad.o ,
xEstaba Jose Maceo
acampado en- Juragua
con toda la mejor gente
de la region oriental,
cuando llegaron los nuestros
ganosos de batallar;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
La Democracia

aunque clos eran quinIentos
los nuestros cien no mas,
4 todos, uno por uno
10 hicimos fusilar,
y nosotros, pues, es claro,
xnosotros sin n0yedad.x >
xRabf, Collazo, Carrillo
Y quien sabe cuantos mas,
ocupaban con mil hombres
La Iona del Guasimal:
los nuestros eran muy pocos,
ciento cincuenta q 10 mas;
pero cafmos sobre ellos
a la bayoneta, y izas!
no dejamos nj un caballo
que 10 pudiera contar,
y nosotros, va Sc sabe,
xnosotros sin novedad.,
"a Canovas dijo Weyler
en- carta confidential:
Para terminar la guerra
he concebido va un plan:
suprimir los aguaceros
de esa TERRA tropical,
ell vomito, la manigua,
ell calor y la humedad,
y los bosques, y los rios,
y las montanas, y Ell mar:
iEntonces ST que estaremos
xnosotros sin novedads!
LUIS BONAFOU1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
INTERSTATE

Sc VENDE EN- PREOIO M0DICO, una
bonita casa de mampos tsrfa &c medic alto
con capacidad para una regular familia Es-
ia situada en- una buena Gale de esta pobla-
cion. cnadra y m edia de la Pazs del Mer-
cado.
Tiene solar con m 6 de cinouenta varas de
for do. con caballeriza cochera.
Para iIformes, en- la joyerfa de don Vic
tor Manescau, Plaza de las Delicias
Ponce, Nbre. is de 1895 1 m d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-20
Sc We nde

Un solar enclavado en- la calle de la Luna
entire Mayor Salnd. Dicho solar nide diez
nnave metros dc frents veinte dos de
I'll que 10 iIterese dirijase q la pulperis
que sc haila frente al edifcio que ocupa la
Audiencia de 10 Criminal.
Ponce, 81 de Octnbre. mr.. alt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

LTrIE Rock. Nov A-ArkAnsas
went Democratic by about $1,000 ma
jority. In some districts the Rcpublic-
ans made considerable gains. but the
fusion was too much for them.
All the congressman are Democratic.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. A-The fusion
ticket IN Arkansas was elected BY a ma.
iority Of from $4,000 toso.OO0 Return.
from over the state indicate that aboul
the usual vote was polled. few coun
tics showing a slight increase over the
September election.
The Democratic candidates for con,
gress We're elected by good majoritios
Terry IN the Fourth district receiving
about 5000 over Waters. Republican.
McRae ia the Third district carried
one Of the strongest Republican pre-.
cincis in Hampstead county.
Il viii be- several days before all th,
returns are In from the back counties
hut from the figures az hand the Demo
cratic majority Is conservauvely esti
mated at $4,000 The three Popnlistl
on the tick', ran about 5000 behind en-,
Democrats which represents about thl
Democratic strength in the state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 4.-California
Joined fast in the Mckinley landslide
and its majority for the Republican
standard bearer will reach 5000 at least.
Many counties have not yet sent in re.
turns, bat the more popalous aud those
on which the fate Of elections hinged
have all been heard from, and swell the
Republican majority to a point where
nothing TO come later can possibly dis.
turh them
Great interest Is conferred on the con.
grcssional ticket Outside Of this city
only one Democratic representative
seems 20 have been chosen.
The Legislature may safely be classed
a. Republican, thus securing the return
Of a Republican to the United States
senate.
SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. A-Returns
from many places in California. The
Democrats claim the state by 1900 and
probably has placed IL in the bryan col.
umn, although the Republicans have
not yet given Il up.
Returns are too meager 10 say how
the congressman stand.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.--Four hundred
out Of Sli5 precincts In Indiana outside
Of Marion county. indianapolis, show .
net Republican gain Of ana little
over 10 to the precinct. AZ this ratio
the Republican gain has been steadily
coming up, and II IL continues, will give
the stase to Mckinley by over $4,000
With such heavy Republican vote
over the state, the Republicans have
probably all the congressional candi.
dates, though there Is doubt about the
Fourth and Ninth districts. The Re.
publicans will have a majority in the
Legislature. which the Republican man.
ayers place at ls on join, ballot.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4-IndiAna l.
safe FOR Mckinley ty a majority be.
tween 1900 and 2S.Oo0.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
THE VOTE IN TEXAS.
Democratic Majority wni Fan Away
Below Fe'mcr Years.

Democratic Majority wm Fan Away
Below Frmer Ycars.
AUSTIN, Nov. 4--Thc greatest inter.
os, was centered here on the state cleo.
ton. While the Democratic state tick.
ct will pull through with a good ma.
iority, ranging from 10000 TO $4,000,
the Democrats are surprised AZ the heavy
vote polled against Bryan and Culber.
son. Democrats here say gold Demo.
Gratis, Republicans and Populists 10y
their combination made them hustle.
but after all, they claim grand victory.
and that Il took u combination OF three
10 even scare them.
Bryan aud Sewan will carry the. state
by 10000 10 10000. although indications
are that Mckinley has carried some Of
the larger towns, though complete re.
turns may change this suppositioh
None Of the Australian ballot cities
had sent In complete returns up 70 i2
o'clock to-day. In these Mckinley and
Kearby are expected to show their great.
est strength.
On account OF the length Of the ticket
and the great distance from any tole.
graph Office Of some places correct e..
innate canno, be made for At least three
days.
Kearby has run ahead Of his ticket In
nearly all Of the returns now In.
Il is impossible yet to even tell how
the legislature stands, but better salts.
faction can be given concerning the
congressional delegation.
In the First congressional distric,
Ball will win over Eagle.
Cooper will win In the Second dis
trict over Calhoun and Claiborne
De Graifcnreid has carried the rhirt
over Farmer BY a good vote
II Is % close race In the Fourth Be
tween J. W. oanford and ]. II. Davis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

DENVER, Oct. 4-Scattoring returns
received show Bryan and Sewall have
carried Colorado by over 100, 900 plural.
ity in a total vote Of about f7S.O0
Democratic Silver Republican fusion
state ticket headed by Alive Adams ap-
parently has a plurality Of u, 900 over
populist. silver party.
DENVER, Nov. S.-From returns 30 far
Colorado viii be the banner Democratic
state. Bryan and sewall on the fusion
ticket have carried the state by over
100000 plurality.
Result as to the state state ticket il
yet IN doubt.
shafroth aud Bell are reelected "a
congress. but no definite results a. "a
the others.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
Exquisite Millinery.

Miss st. Icons millinery paIloF is
supplied With a complete aud beautiful
stock Of seasonable millinery. Rare
ard beautiful pattern hats, sailors and
walking hats for street wear, exquisite
line Of ehildren's hats and fancy caps,
pretliest aud newest styles ~ baby
caps. Miss ST. Leon T. making 4 spec
ial,y Of fne Neutrality-suspicious., tips,
birds and ilowegs-all the latest crea.
lious in fhll and winter millinery; also !
complete line Of fine ribbons and telveil
Millinery and dress trimmings s55
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
ILLINOIS,


CHICAGO. Nov 4--Senator Tillman
sent the following 10 the Tribune:
"Idonot concede McKinl Us election.
although the returns up 70 date point
that way. II he is elected the figh,
against plutocracy and the gold stand.
ard viii not beabandoned. The present
agitation no more can be stopped than
that which resulted in the emancipation,
Of slaves. The agricultural classes car
never hope for prosperous times undes
the gold standard" "
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
have carried Illinois by about 1875. .0OO
Chicago alone gave Mckinley a majori.
y Of 1900 The vote an this state is .
complete surprise 10 the Democrats and
they take their defeat hard. because o.
the big majority.
Voting began early. and there wer,
few that did not cast their ballots.
Here the news was received from the
states ~ 10 the general results, and wa.
the center Of attraction.
At 2iSO O'Clock this morning the Re
publican officials at state hoadquartcrl
closed their doors for the night. salts.
fed that Illinois had gone between 100,
900 and 10000 for Mckinley and aboui
the same for Tanner.
Tho returns on congressman wer
coming In slowly, and but one district
had filed its complete vote. The partia
returns from other districts indicated
that nearly every one would elect the
Republican candidate
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
SCALING DOWN
THE MAJORITY.
McKinley's Electoral Vote Is
Placed Now at 22o.
BRYAN is CONCEDED Iss.
The OhiOan Has Yet Decidedly the
Better Show.
SEVERAL STATES YET DOUBTFUL

Indiana, Kentucky. California, Kansas.
North Carolina, Oregon, Nortn Dakota
aad Delaware Are Doubtful, hut Enough
Leaa Toward Mckinley 20 Give Him
the Bsnent Of the Doubt
CHICAGO. Nov. I. 1t is reasonably
certain that Mckinley and Hobart have
been elected, but the majority is likely
10 be, from indications at 10 o'clock
this morning, a narrow one. n much
narrower one than has been looked for
as the result Of earlier dispatches. The
following electoral votes are conceded
to Mckinley;
Connecticut, G Illinois, "a Iowa. 10 /;
Maine, 8 Maryland, s; Massachusetts,,
i6i Michigan, "a Minnesota, o New
Hampshire. 4; New Jersey. 10; New
York, sG Ohio, 90 Pennsylvania. 30 /;
Rhode Island, {; Vermont, I; wiscon.
sin. l2. Total, 2l0
The probabilities point with great Ger.
tainty 10 Delaware with is 3 votes and
Indiana with It's i5 Is Republican aud
as furnishing more than the 2gi roquis.
lite 70 constitute a majority In the elec.
toral college. The votes Of North Da.
ko,a apparently belong to Mckinley
and the same may be said Of the votes
Of Oregon aud IS o. Kentucky, bat m
all these cases returns are too inadequate
20 justify a definite conclusion.
The following votes are conceded 20
Bryan
Alabama, i2; Arkansas. g; Colorado.
4; Florida, 4; Georgia. iS; Idaho. .;
Louisiana, s.; Mississippi, s Missouri,
Il; Montana. 3; Nevada, 3; south
Carolina. ., Tennessee, u; Texas, 70 t.;
Utah. Q !; Virginia, l2; total. 1856.
Nothing but the most meager aud
scattering returns have been received
from California with electoral votes
Kansas with 10; Wyoming. 3; aud
Washington, 4 So neither party eau
as yet claim these states Nebraska
with Its s votes Is very close. with prob
abilities strongly in favor Of Bryan.
North Carolina with It's II votes Is
claimed by both sides, but has probably
gone for Bryan. and 20 with South Da-
kota aud its I votes.
The situation. therefore. may be re.
duced to this; Certain for Mckinley,
22o; almost certain for Mckinley, Is
indications for Mckinley. 25
Certain for Bryan, 1885, probably 70,
Bryan, g doubtful. 90
From returns thus far received the
next senate probably will stand as fol.
lows Republicans, % Democratic. 80
independents and Populists. II; doubt.
ful, 8. Total 90 On the currency quos.
tion the senate undoubtedly viii have
an antisilver majority The doubtful
states are Delaware, Kansas. Kentucky,
North Carolina and South Dakota.
They need l5 votes with vice president,
TO control the senate. The Republican
senators who bolted the st. Louis plat.
form are olassed as independents
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
ELECTION
NJ VS.
Complete Western Un-
ion Bulletins Ar
ranged for.

DuNN & DAILY have made exclu-
sive arrangements TO secure West
EN- Union Bulletins Of the genera
election, Nov. 3, and the same will
be posted in front Of their place on
Main street from the evening Of
the Sl until the returns are all in,
and the public is cordially invited
to call and read the bulletins al
leisure.
This marked evidence Of enter.
prise will be greatly appreciated,
Dunn & Daily, the leading liquor
dealers OF Bryan, never do any
thing in half way fashion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

DIS MoISEs. Nov. s.-An Republican
congressman elected IN Iowa beyond
doubt, and MoKinley's plurality In the
state estimated At from $1,000 to 5000.
The state ticket is likely to run ahead OF
the national ticket.
DEs MoNEs, Nov. a.-The Is elector.
al votes Of Iowa go TO Mckinley by a
majority ranging somewhere between
Sl,OOO and 100000 The Republicans
made gains AZ almost every votins
place.
The congressman win most al b. Re-
pubhcans, with the possible exception
Of two.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05

Il may take the full Official ballot to do.
eide.
j. W Bailey has beaten Gordon bad
ly In the Fifth.
In the Sixth Judge Burke defeated
Barnett Gibbs This was considered
close. but Gibbs ran far behind the Pop.
ulisi ticket.
Henry has won In the Seventh over
Douthitt and Pope by small majority.
Lanham seems 10 be leading In the
Eighth, with jenkins inst at his heels.
sayers is about safe In the Ninth.
with Malemson second.
II is close between Hswley and Shell
burne in the Tenth. nawley claims
the election.
The eleventh is doubtful, but favora.
bic 10 Gross over Kleburg and Smith.
It is anybody's race in the twelfth.
Looks like slayden and then NoonAn.
Il wall require a count 10 decide In the
thirteenth. though things seem 10 favor
Stephens.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
CONNECTICUT.

NEw HAvEN, Nov. !. THIS state will
20 into the Mckinley column BY about
4o,ooo. Big Republican gains come
from every quarter Of the state.
The Republican reported in almost
every section Of the state. The Ropab.
hcan state ticket is elected by majori.
ties ranging from $1,000 to 10000. The
four Republican congressman are elect.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-05
KANSAS

TOPEKA, Nov A-It seems now that
Bryan has carried Kansas by a small
majority, although IL is claimed hy
Chairman Simpson Of the Republical
state committee that Mckinley has car
ried the state
The Democrats claim the election Of
four congressman The First district Il
conceded TO Broderiek. Republican, ant
the Fourth is classed as doubtful.
KANSAS CrY, Nov. A-Tho state u
In doubt. Both claim it