The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-04

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Chairman Kurtz al IL p. m claimed
the state on returns so far secured FOR
Mckinley by 102, coo.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3-Returns up
to $3.50 o'clock show heavy Republican
gains in this state. Hamilton counI g
shows Republican gain of about 90
! to the precinct. This indicates ma
/ jority in the county of over 1900 Re
I turns from the state indicate that NC
Kinley will have a majority of $1,000,
/ Bryan showing remarkable strength
in agricultural districts.
CANTON, Nov. 3.-Mckinley has car
ried his precinct and his ward, making
a gain in the ward over Cleveland s
vote and gain of los in the precinct.
CANTON, Nov. 3.--Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart have wired Major Mckinley
congratulating him on the glorious
victory of the party under his leader
ship.
CANTON, Nov. -3.-Major Mckinley
received this telegram:
Paterson, n. J., Nov. 8.
Congratulations with all my heart on
the glorious achievement under your
magnificent leadership The manhood
of the republic has asserted itself and
the nations honor and integrity will
never again be assailed by the same
forces. Mrs. Hobart joins me in con-
CALCULATIONS.
GARRETT A. HOBART.
A telegram to Major Mckinley says
the Tippecanoe club, a thousand
strong, Will leave for Canton on
special train at 9 o'clock to congratu-
late the president.
CANTON, o., Nov. S.-At midnight,
and not a second before, Major Nc
Kinley admitted publicly that he felt
assured of his election. He made no
announcement of the fact that he be-
lleyed he had been chosen by the Amer
lean people to the highest office within
their gift, but he allowed his friends to
congratulate him when they pressed
about him. They offered him con-
CALCULATIONS early in the evening but
he gently put aside the pleasant words
and insisted that he could not accept
congratulations till the news seemed
decisive. Major Mckinley made no
declaration of any sort; he merely re-
ceived the congra tulations and thanked
his friends for their good wishes He
ala not discuss the victory or its sig
nificance.
When the clubs of Canton marched
up to Major McKinley's house, he came
out on the porch and reviewed the
parade. The cheering was deafening.
CANTON, O., Nov. 4.-The first out
OF town delegation to reach the Nc
kinley residence was one of 300 from
Massillon, which arrived shortly after
midnight this wednesday, morning
kilograms of congratulation are pour
ing from all pants of t9le country
The Massillon delegation continued
their shouting for half an hour, and
were continually reinforced. At
o'clock it was estimated that there
were 25,OOO people in the vicinity OF the
Mckinley home.
CANTON, o., Nov. Ex-Governor Levi
P Morton wires: cat o'clock from
returns received, 1 feel warranted in
extending my heartiest cougratula lions
on your triumphant election to the
presidency of the United States. New
York state ratifies the verdict by Civ
ing you a plurality of at least a quarter
of a million
Every bulletin announcing the defeat
OF Altgeld was heartily applauded.
The town of Poland, where Major Me-
kinney spent much of his boyhood.
gives Mckinley 142, Bryan 30, a gain of
IL over the highest vote ever cast for
presidential candidate.
CANTON, o., Nov. AT midnight
all OF the marching clubs of Canton.
headed by firing squad from one of
the militia companies and followed by
5000 yelling citizens with tin horns.
drums and pistols, descended like an
invading army on Major McKinIey's
-0S-dNANS- AoStE1al NOllGyS were iTe0
and the noise from the shouting enthu-
siasts almost drowned the report Of the
rifles.
CANTON, Nov. 4.-Chairman Hanna
wires, the following from Cleveland: /
The feeling here beggars description. !
The boys at Union club send nove and
hearty congratulations. l will not at
tempt bulletins. You are elected to the /
highest office of the land by a people |
who have always loved and trusted
you
C. w Fairbanks of Indianapolis wires /
Major Mckinley as follows: Returns I
thus far Indicate you have carried n
diana by $4,000"
CANTON. O., Nov. .3.-H. c. Payne !
wired Mckinley that the national COM (
mittee claims the following states by I
the rajorities appended: Ohio $4,000; /
Indiana. 10000; Michigan. 10000: Wis I
consin. So,0O0f Illinois, 100000; lows, /
$4,000; Nebraska, 1900; Minnesota, /
80. 600; Kentucky, 2GO0O
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 3.-Chair- /
man Hynicka Of the Republican coun- /
ty committee claims Hamilton county /
for the Republican ticket by majorities !
ranging from $4,000 to 25,0CO.
Chairman Reemeli Of the Democratic I
committee would make no estimate
CANTON, o., Nov. 3.-The announce /
conceded the election Of Mckinley is
being received with cheers and APP (
plause in the Mckinley house. Major /
friends are gathering about 1
him and showerlng him with congrat- /
ulations
CANTON, o., Nov 4-Major McKin- /
ley has a telegram from San Francisco |
stating that that state will give sub
stantial Republican majority.
ct nv 1T 4 ND Nov 3 oh /
Hanna claims the country by 100000 |
plurality
CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. S.-Indica-
lions now point TO a Republican plu-
rality in Cuyahoga county CT 1880.
CANTON, Nov. 3.-The weather in
Canton was beautiful today, and very
heavy vote was polled. Major McKin-
ey's own precinct. ward, city. county.
as well as the state, it is believed, will
give him unprecedented pluralities.
Major Mckinley voted at o'clock.
He was accompanied to the polling
place by his brother Abner. They
walked from the majors home to pre-
,inct B in the First ward and the can
iidate registered his vote as No. 230.
Quite a number of voters were around
he polling place when Major Mckinley
entered the booth. There was no
of any character, and
he candidate after casting his vote,
walked Immediately to the home of his
mother. Major Mckinley und his
brother then drove back to the candi-
iate's Market street residence. Major