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At Tonawanda, y. Y. over tho Formal
Nprnimg of TIN Nlauara lion Wnrks.

At Tonawanda, y. v. Over tho Formal
Opening Of the Niagara Iron Works.
Norm IoNAwANDA, y. y, Nov. g.
One of the biggest demonstrations
ever witnessed in Niagara county took
place here Thursday afternoon, when
the Niagara Iron foundry at lronton,
was formally opened, and 300 addition
nj men given employment at the new
plant. The event marks the beginning
of an era of prosperity here, and it
was iittingly celebrated. At 2:3O o'clock
a procession was formed and preceded
by Il brass band marched to the
iron works. There the furnaces
had been prepared for lighting, and
promptly at 3 o'clock Prcsiicnt-clect
Mckinley touched button in his
house at Canton and the electric wiry
connecting it with the furnace emitted
spark which ignitcd the inilammabl
material and the new Llast furnaces
were put in operation. A telephone
message was sent to the North Side
water-worlis, where Il signal was given
10y steam whistle, and soon every
whistle and fire alarm gong in the city
rang out the glad tidings. The dag
was observed as Il holiday.
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KI NTIthN.

LnrISvuIE kN Nov e-Thc Evening
Times says kentucky returns. with a. pre-
riuctS missing give MclIIuIry SIS plurality.
Estimates are m-dr an counties
CumpIrtr returns from Bcil county Increase
MckinlrN pluT tIity ia the state To 9sg
Al y. M ihc Times returns, with uine
precincts miS,t"s give Mckinney 7S plur-
anty.
The Evening Times G ~ O'Clock extra. gives
NJ hiulrN the state hy as plurality. il viii
take the oH!clal count To urcide the result
LoTIsNltIt. Nv Ito fight for ken
tuCkys c.UClural N,tc grows warmer each
mInntr Tho dCmncTat, are trying To throw
cut Two large Fpnb.lcan precincts In Chris
tian aud Mc' rIChcn on tie ground Of irrrEu-
laritirs IA registration. The Official count
which = RON IA progress IN every county. Will
pTobIuIN I've uHI>hcd by SATURDAY.. except in
tht~. J,T"t~ Cau t.. where Il viii takc
wrrk tl,'Np gtrd that Nick ln!cy viii rdlr
lao IA JrncT>u. Al the ratio Of Thursday ketps
up
I."rI~VulE Ky. Nov 6-AtiA m FRIDAY.
Cott irT journal Icpnrts show Mckinney :
plurality Ia h,uIurL. 10 he 80
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. h.-1elegrams wednes-
day morning from Kansas indicate that Bry-
an has carried the state by 5000 The re-
turns with the exception Of those from Leav-
enworth and Atchison couniics Indicate heavy
gains for the silver forces. The state ticket
seems 10 have run but little behind the cleo
toral ticket so far as heard from
At Leavenworth. the 20 dIcrs in the SOL
diers' home we're allowed TO vote this year for
the FIRST time. and as a result the county
gives the republican about COO majority
TOPEKA. HAS. Nov h-Incomplete returns
from so Of the l06 counties of Kansas Indicate
the election OF Bryan and >ewsll electors by
10 90 TO 1900, and the election of the fusion
state ticket by from sou to 500
ToPEKA. Kan. Nov. A-Fusion headquar-
tiers now claim Bryan electors by 1900 state
ticket by 1900 seven out of eight congress
men: i've cut Of the six judges OF the appel
late court and a majority OF Is In the lesisla-
ture on joint ballot
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CHICAGO. Nov S.-Rcturns from the state
are ma Y IN Ur' slowly. but bear out early
e>tIm Ics Of a m slorIty exceeding 100 900 Tor
Mckinley. with Tanner for governor running
well IN In chic ago Tanner polled 5000 votes
less than m: heal OF the t.cket but he ran
ahead Ia MANY iuntry distncts. ana IL Is be
heved will net he far behind Mckinley when
the rrturns are complete the entire COOK
(Chica -oD republican ticket IL elected
Repub ican MAJORITY an both branches OF the
state icg .slaturr A. as ,ured and IN conseq
a republican suc1e .sOT 10 Senator Palmer. late
candId tic for the presidency on the gold DEM
ocratic tickct
The democrats have elected three and pos
siJly four congressman Those elected are:
Hinricnsen IN the SiNtcenth. Hunter In the
NintCeEth and Jehu Baker Ia the Twenty first
congre ssional districts In the Seventeenth
CaldSeli democrat. claims his election aud In
the Third the race 4, very close between Bel
KNAPP republican. aud Darrow. democrat, with
the latter slightly IN the lead
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston. Nov. complete returns from this
state though unofficial and subject to re-
vision. gave the following votes for president
and governor. bryan 10 ,655 Mckinley. a67.-
.s7. Pain cr II $40 Mckialey's plurality. I6j.-
49,
In lSla the total vote was: Cleveland 49,
Sic: harrison. .O!,sIL Harrisons plurality
.6OI.
Tho compete vote for governor gives:
Prince. IL "a Williams. IOi.69s; wolcott. 80. .
IS. wolcotts plurality. ls5.lst
Of the ~ cong essmen elected, all but one
arc republicans
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HON. GARRETT A. HOBART.

on the fusion free silver state ticket have
been elected. sullivan CrepD eubernatorial
candidate. comedies his defeat John Rogers.
the successful candidate. has won by about
1900 Lewis and Jones. free silver congress
sional candidates. have been elected Ivy large
maJoritles. Lewis running probably ahead Of
tho Bryan electors. while returns come in
slowly they Indicate the free silver forces will
control the neat legislature on joint ballot
and name successor TO United States Sena-
tor Watson G Squire.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND. Me. Nov 4-One hundred and
thirty towns give Mckinley SO 40 Bryan IA
3s5. scattering s.2a5 Same in 1872 gave Harrl-
son $3.50, Cleveland 9I.63. scattering e.es7.
Bath. Nov. AS expected Mckinley car
rIod this cIty, the home OF Mr. Arthur SewalL
and he also carried Mr.. Scwalrs own ward
The vote In the city was: Bryan AZ. Mckin-
ley. LA. Bryan people's party. IL: lowering,
pro. :s Republican plurality. 75. The re-
suit In Sewali's ward was as follows: Bryan
6i. Mckinley. I67. Palmer.
PORTLAND. Me. Nov. 4-Onc hundred and
ninety-five towns give Mckinley, 55l75. Bry-
an. . l6s scattering, 3 $40
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Price of rig Iron Advanced.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 6.--Great interest
was impaired to the iron and steel
markets Thursday by the announce
ment OF an advance of - cents per ton
on pig iron. The advance is repre-
scented to have been in response to le-
gitimatc buying for immediate wants
and it is said that prices for large ton
mage, for forward delivery, have been
refused. Several furnaces in the She
mango and MahOning valleys have
been ordered to start this week, and
four of them were blown in Thursday.
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DIS MONIES, Ia, Nov. 5.-The return.
from Iowa are not yet complete. but Indicate
that the national republican ticket has car
ried the state W not less than q 90 and pos
sioly so o00 ovsf the fused democrats ana pop
ulists PLlmer and Buckner will receive not
over 1900 votes
The republican state ticket. headed by Sec
rotary OF state and including auditor, su-
preme Judge. attorney general and railroad
commissioner. is elected b. about the same
figures as the national ticket
The republicans have elected the entire II
congressman
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StpITIt DAKOTA.

that u VIII tnkr ON tai count To dvctdr how
the stat hls sou. Mckinney now appears TO
lead O., CO
NANk'uN :. - Nov 6-Ihc latest returns
At IcpItlIc..n tate headquarters arc mote
favorable Iu republicans the MAJORITY ot
100 has uccu maintained si1cc 10 o'clock
"Wednesday night AMI the republican man
a ,-rs declare that Mex inlryS majority wall
hot tAu below this figure The opp 'SlIiun.
unicr Jhc le -drT>hip Of Scuuor rctugre~, II
preparing IL contest every close precinct
The legislature - popuiist and Will elect free
silver tHttcI States senator.
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NATURALIZATION.

KoKoMo, Ind, Nov. 9.-lIoward
county republicans rounded out their
campaign Saturday with a parade and
fireworks A novelty in Publication was
furnished by the Kokomo " God Pulp
and Paper Co., who gave a dinner to
their employees. Tables were spread
in the upper floor of the factory, and
200 employees and their families joined
the proprietors Messrs. Wood and Mil
Ter, with their families, in the feast.
The dinner was preceded by a song and
PRAYER service conducted by Rev. ID. II.
Gui.d, pastor of the MARYLAND Avenue
NJ. +. church. After the repast,
speeches were made.
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MISSOrRI-

ST LOUIS. Nov. Prom returns received
up TO 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning. the indi-
cations are that the republicans have made n
clean sweep in this cIis The ms lorities run
from 900 TO 900 on the legislative and Judi
ciai tickets. With but a dozen precincts TO
hear from, the followtns Is tne vote on con-
cressmen:
Tenth district. Bartholdt, rep, majority
6626
Eleventh district, Joy. majority $50
TVcifth district. PeaTce. rep. s,970.
Mchinley's majority in this city appears TO
be about l3.eOJ
The indications at 90 O'Clock Wednesday
morning aIe that Lewis. rep. for governor.
has csrri,d 81 Louis by AT least $1,000 ma
lort9.
The returns from the state are coming in
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rep. TN,l;th. " r. Robinson. dem: 1hir-
teenth. l. " Roy>e. rep
The legislature Is s,ill slightly In doubt. hut
there - 'Nery iudlratIon that the e. purIcans
Ntii have majority on Joint ballot Nhich
means that Fairbanks viii succeed Noorhe, >
IA the United States sen te
lNpIkNAPoIIs Ind. Nov Indiana com
p.cte. with the returns from 81 counties taken
tom the on a rount and the rest ununi nal
gives TN - 4" u Mckinney 10y -, "a The re-
publican state u,hct has run about 500
ahead OF this. oNI ug Ia the fact that the popu-
lists hal state tckCt In the neld The Of
nrial CouHr gives the Ninth congressional dis
uict to Lands, rep over thcadlc, pop, by
es0 THIS makes the delegation stand four
democrats and uinr republicans The Trpuh-
licAns hold mpIprity Of -Otn tho senate and
siN IA the house.
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CAI.IEORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsco. Nov 5.-Secretary Nc
f.aUehlin. of the state committee. positively
stated "Wednesday evening that California has
gone for tue republic m candidate by from
coo 10 eo01 The republican papers In thIs
city give the majority as ranging from 5 90 TO
1000 The Examiner conceded the same TO
Mckinley by 3on
Upto a late hour returns had been received
from 1876 out OF esq precincts These place
Mckinley n the le by s.Hi. the figures
standing. Mckinley S799. BRYAN isi.SSs
SAN FRANCIsCo. Nov. 5-Complcte returns
from svs out of /. So. precincts give Mckinley
Il00.s, Bryan lls.s0
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MIIW AIEEF Mn

MINIATURE. NHV 5-Ih" returns from
Wisconsin rrc'HCd upto upnH " cdncsday iu-
dicatc that Mckinley and the republican state
ticket have been ct rctcl hy about 1900 ma
jnrity The den u'rat> Ntl have the SIMPLEST
representation "a both hraush"S of tIlc lcal~la-
ture ever known 1r,rr are sim a few dis
trctS In doubt uu" uf Nhl,h Is IA Dodge
county. where Mr. NrnstcT'S election H. not
quite certain A. ura D. as can he learn, ii
the Two houses VIII nr divided A. follows
Senate RcIuh.Irua hvl tuNcrS, a. demo
cratic loldoyCT-.
Elected 1ur>da} Republicans Id total. -
Assembly RcruulI,anS ~, democrats. :
Total lOl
Republican majority "a Joint ballot IN
The congressional die Cation OF ten - sUaIN
republican
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DENVER. Nov. s. The result OF Tuesday
election shows Bryan carried the state by over
100000 two silver coaFre,sme elected-Shaf-
roth and Hcil-both re- elected. and a legisla-
ture which insures the return to the senate Of
Henry NJ Teller The governorship is still in
doubt. both Adams. democrat republican
Bailey. populist and silver purity. claiming
election IL will be close either way, with the
chlnges at o'clock slightly favoring Bailey
The weather is fine and reports from different
sections OF the state coming in fast
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Refriserator Works to Resume.

Mushroom, Mich, Nov. 2.-The
Alaska Refrigerator company, the
largest refrigerator factory in the
world, will resume work Monday after
being idle all summer. The company
has three or four million feet of hard
lumber ready Cor immediate manufac-
ture. The company employs $50 to
$50 hands and it's annual output is 80,
OCl r,.rigerators. The Kelly Bros.
Manufacturing cOmpan; Is completing
negotiations for the manufacture III
3.CoO ice ioXcs. which orders we,S
placed recently contingent on Mcl;'p.
.cy's election.
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Locomotive Boiler Explodes With Fat ri


ATLANTA, GA, Nov. G.-Wm. Mann.
white, n machInist, and Abe Goss, Il
colored laborcr, were killed Thursday
morning by the explosion Of locomo-
tive boiler in the Southern railway
yards here. Jim Rodgers, colored, was
seriously injured. The engine had just
come in from Chattanooga and was be-
ing cleaned mp. 1t is supposed that the
water was allowed to get too low in
the boiler.
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The Report Denied.

LONDON. Nov. 9.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette announces that it is authorized
to deny the truth of the report that
Great Britain has granted railway con-
ccssions in the interior of Venezuela,
the line of the proposed railway cross
ing the railway reserved for delimita-
ton. The projected railway, if built
at all, the Gazette says, will not en-
croach upon the Schombergl line. If
Great Britain and the United States
agree to settle the Venezuela matter
by arbitration the matter of the pro-
pressed railway will be referred to ar
bitrators wherever it touches debatable
lands
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". o. BRADLEY
EngIand's OCCUPATION OF Egypt.

LONDON, Nov. 9-Judging from the
obtainable, it is believed
about an arrangement of the Anglo,
French differences regarding f ypt
This implies a prolongation of the
British occupation of Egypt. with a
free hand To extend it to the whole o.
the upper Nile.
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NJ ADA,

CAWsoN Nov. From mcaCcr returns re-
ceiNcd 81 far from this state Bryan and Sewall
viii carry II L.. about I go majority. The
three largest and principal counties so Tor
Bryan hy about two t. one: also for Ncw-
luds. tlr silver democratic nominee tor con-
crrsS. and balance Of the silver democratic
state ticket Senator !. T. Jones' Legislative
ticket viii carry maj rrIty ot the counties.
NumcrouS small precincts have not been
heard from al ali
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Omaha Nrb Nov. a-Otiicial returns from
Nebraska. mvluIing Lancaster and Douglas.
the heavy republican strong holds, received
up TO s y IN. give Bryan Sd 6sI. Mckinley.
sOG}i Holsomb. fusion, ioe governor. 81, lSS.
Macy. republican. * sdN.
IINCoLN. Nv M returns Wednesday
end caTly "Wednesday evening Indicate that
Br an has earned Nebraska Nv not less Than
zoo Eepubscpn's virtually admit Il Tho
fusIolist tiChvt Il 81 sctcd
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BITE. Mont, Nov 4-RcturnS from the
state are very mcIs"r but Indicate a smaller
mlluriIS for Itryan than expected tie will
carry the state hy lhoD Rnbcrt smith. fu-
sion candidate Tor governor. l. elected by 10 .
,an and Indication, are that nearly tn" entire
ia Ton ticket II elected 10y malorIttrs ranging
from "Outo IuO1 The next legislature viii
tie democratic aui VoVuli>t
Twelve precincts m Butte give Bryan eO9j,
Ne lNlulCy 81
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INDIANA.

INDLtSkPoLIs. Nov 6-with complete re-
turns from "a of the 8. counties OF the state,
kcKfn8ey's majority In Indiana figures sos :.
Chairman PARKS Martin. OF The dtmoS rats has
conceded tie state Nearly al. the missing
counties are IA the spsrselJ populated PORTION
OF {. c hate. add there is no reason TO believe
that The ofhciaI figures will show q majority
less u. 1000 The republicans have car
rico bf the Is congressional districts. Two
less thsn was figured on "Wednesday night
The conyressmen are as follows:
First district. J. A. Bemenway. rep: Sec
ond W. r. Miers. dem: Third. W T. Zsnor.
oenLs Fourth. W. 5 Holman.dem; Filth G w.
Faris rep; sixth. II. u johnson. rep: Sew
enth. Jesse oyerstreet. rep: E'rEthC. l.. lien
~, rep Ninth. c d Lands rep: Tenth. r. ID.
Crumpscker, REP; Eleventh, q. w. Steele.
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MAINLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov S.-MarylInd will have n
solid republican delegation in the next con-
gross The First district gave the republican
candidate a.. plurality The oficial count
will not materially change the following iig-
urcs: First district. DR. Isaac y. Barber. 800
plurality. Second district. VIM. Is. Baker,
eco plurality Thir district. DR. VIM. :
Bco>>, $500 fsluraiity.~fOurtn district. W. "
Mcintyre 0 100 plurality: Fifth district sid
ney r. Mudd 1000 plurality. SIKH district,
Capt John Mcdonald, 5000 plurality.
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MEST yIRGI>It.

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov 6.--McKinleys
malotil. over BRYAN IN West Virginia - at
Ihls hour ! BIZ This il based on actual re-
luraS IN the hands OF the republican state
C,muIttc'. \ few scattering districts TO he
heard from vet but nv giving tho democrats
an they claim the majority remains as stated
above Ihr probabilities are that when all
returns are ia the niures given may be IN
creased somewhat
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AK ANSAS.

LITTLE Rock. Nov a--Returns from the
election Indicate that organs majority IN this
state viii bc about 3a,GOJ All the democratic
candidates for congress are elected b. IN
creased malnrltic& They are - follows:
First district. l. n. Mccullough; Second,
John : Little. Third. II NJ. McRae. Fourth,
". l. Terry. Fifth, H. a DlnsmCrc, sixth,
< Brundig,.
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wILMINGToN, Nov The United ascot
ated Presses has Row sufficient figures to an
nounce that Dclawrre's electoral vote is for
Mckinley b. 800 to SO The democrats Gle t
Tunnel governor. Ind Handy to congress by
1000 plurality. The democrats also control
the legislature on Jniut ballot
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. y e. Nov. G.--1hc democrats
have elected Kitchen Tor congress: republic
ans elect White over Woodward: popuiiStS
carry First. Third, Fourth. sixth and seventh
districts. EtshIh and Nlnth in doubt, with
chances favorII& republicans. Governor in
doubt. aud II may take CiliCial vote to decide
The electoral vote stiIl remains doubtful.
roth parties claiming It. Tho full returns
only will decide.
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McKiniey.s Plurality In Minnesota.

Sr. PAUL Mimi, Nov. --latest re-
turns from South Dakota do not show
any change there. Bad feeling exists
because of likelihood of n change in
all the state offices. The plurality for
Mckinley in Minnesota is 5l,2S4
Clough is elected governor over Lind
10y a plurality of 5,OG6.
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DETROIT. Mich, Nov 5.-Rcturns from the
state Wednesday morning swell the repuh-
iican plurality on presidential electors To S.
90 Mayor Pingree republican for governor
runs nearly 10000 Ihcad 81 the national ticket
TIL" democrats have made ms In the lrciS-
laturc. tut II remains republican by Two
thirds majority.
Bruckcr. silver democrat. has defeated LIN
ton, republican, m the Eighth congressional
district, and Todd SILVER democrat, Is prob
ably elected over Mines. republican.
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II seems Likely that liryan's plurality IN this
state is from 400 to 5O0D The movement
among sugar planters for Nick inlry appears
to have had only slight effect SILVER carried
the Fourth, Finn ami Sixth congressional
districts by large maI"ritirs The republicans
charge fraud and Will contest the Two cry
districts and probably the others.
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COLOR ADO.

DENVER, Nov 5.-3ryan and Sewall have
carried Colorado by a plurality of $50 OBJ The
legislature Is mixture, composed of a fusion
OF all parties, unit for silver and all pledged
to the return o: Senitor Teller to the United
States senat". On state ticket the Indications
point to the election of the Bailey ticket
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Illinois ConDlPte,

CHICAGO. Nov. Unofficial returns
from all of tho 10! counties in Illinois
Gncluding Coolil give Mckinley n plu-
rality of lIl, l3l, and Tanner plural
ity of ll5,5H. Complete official returns
may change these tignrcs a triflc, but
this is principally the result in the
STATE
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COSNEtTICIT.

HARTFORD. O.. Nov. Revised returns
tunofIlciaD from every town in the state show
that Mckinley's plurality is 81. IL.
The republican majority on Joint ballot in
the legislature will hc alI
Cook OrcpD, for governor. has a majority Of
H,3i0 and \ plurality OF $3.50. over Sargent,
silver democrat
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VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCIIJN. Nov 4-McIiin-
lcy's plurality in the state VIII be 4OJOJ III
previous high wafer mark IN plura!itleS fuI
president was 80 81 given to Grant in 1877
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WYOMING.

CHEYESNE. wAo. Nov o-Senator Warren
says; The republican national and state
t.ekrt~ have Carl ID eight counties, the demo-
cratic nation 1 aud state tickets four counties.
one roaniy rot heard from. hut Il Is certainly
republican We have elected one clector and
supreme Judge. Two electors ami congress-
men IN doubt With chances IN favor of rcpuO-
Leans
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BRYAN Carries Sorth Carolina.

RALEIGH, y. G., Nov. G.--Bryan car.
riss North Carolina by $4,000 is the Of
fetal statement made Mt democratic
state headquarters. The republican
state chairman comedies his victory,
but declares the majority is only 5000.
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FENS>NI.NANIA.

PHILADEIPHIA. NV The latest esti-
mates from Coun,i', N Pcnu,ylvania to IN,
United A. .claIcd Presses gives pIurllIt.
o. -sI,c!I for AcNlulcy
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The Result In Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. with three
counties ami five precincts to hear
from, complct" returns give Mckinley
plurality of 2,G?3. This may be
slightly reduced, but the result will
uot be affected.
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Mckiuicy Carries California.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Complete
returns from 2,ll5 out of 2,577 districts
give Mckinley al, III; Bryan, lSI, ISL
In 1892 these same districts gave Harri-
son III, las: Cleveland, ll6, 500 Mckin-
ley's plurality in these districts, 6,9S3.
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IDAHO.

BOISE CITY, Idaho. Nov. 4-Returns come
in very slowly and there will be no figures OBJ
tainable until "Wednesday morning. The sta.o
Is conceded to Bryan by Is OBJ To 2l.0O1 MAJOR
itv Borah. silver republican, 1t /, claimed is
ahead for congress
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-11-12

S'SrN Fl. y ~, Nov i-Ecturns comm.
very slow OF 81 u> p-crcucI1 In tho terri
tory, only u have ben IA" -rd from For
congressman tdtron tsrpD mas 6J7, Ferguson
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