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. republican gain or $500 over lssa
OREGON

republican gain OF $500 over 1ssa -
OREGON
Portland. Oregon. Nov. s.-Returns from
seven precincts in this state outside OF
this city give Mckinley 654; Bryan. a6s:
Palmer. Ts.
Chicago Nov. 8.-senator John H.
Mitchell OF Oregon telegraphed as fol-
lows to the Associated Press at midnight:
incomplete returns Indicate this county.
including Portland gives about 5000 plur.
ality for Mckinley and Hobart. Clatsop
county. including Astoria, $50. Partial re-
turns Indicate that the state is safe for
republican ticket by 5000 to 5000"
Complete returns from 1874 precincts out
side OF the city of Portland give McKin.
ley 1924. Bryan 1884. Complete returns
from the city of Portland give Mckinley
1117l, Bryan 1870.
TENNESSEE
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. s.-The republic.
an national committee furnishes the fol.
lowing statement:
1.-THE vote. II counted as cast, will give
Tennessee for Mckinley and Hobart, as
well as 10 Trllman for governor. but in
formation from large counties in middle
Gnd west Tennessee. indicates frauds by
democratic election officers on large scale.
Have positive Information that demo-
cratic sheriffs have been ordered to hold
OoCk the returns WHICH YAH nave no
other, meaning than TO make the demo-
cratic majority large enough to overcome
the republican majorities in the counties
where honest officials held tho election.
"A. M. Tillman,
Secretary of Committee"
MICHIGAN
Detroit, Nov. 4.-It is evident that the
republicans have carried Michigan by 49,
003 10 $4,000 and that Pingree (rep.) Is
elected governor by about the same ma
3ority.
Chairman Baker. of the democratic state
committee, declines to make any state
ment at present. further than that the
few counties from which he had received
returns show average gains for the sill
yer ticket Of $500 over the democratic
majorities OF 1892.
The Tribune" Gree silver comedies
Mckinley carries the state by 10000 and
believes that Pineree's vote will not run
greatly behind McKinley's.
Detroit, Nov. 3.-Chairman Terry, OF the
republican state central committee, claims
the state for Mckinley by $4,000 plurality.
and ten out of the twelve congressman.
H comedies two to be doubtful.
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston. Nov. 3.-McKinley's majority In
Massachusetts Is now placed at 124,0O0.
Republican candidates for president and
governor have carried every city and
town for the f1st time in the history of
the state.
St Louis. Nov. 3.-Reports from sixty
counties In Texas received by the chair
man of the republican state committee in
dictate that Mckinley has carried Texas.
A heavy populist vote was cast for Nc
Kinley.
Dallas. Nov. s.-Reports from sixty
chairnlen indicate that Mckinley has car
ried Texas.
Galveston. Nov s.-The Galveston
News" comedies the election of Bryan and
Sewall electors. also the election of Gull
person. silver-democrat, for governor.
Dallas. Nov. 3.-Marion county complete
gives Mckinley 800 majority.
NEW JERSEY
Newark. N. j.. Nov. 3.-chairman
tee claims the state by $1,000.
Chairman Price OF the democratic state
committee admits the state has gone for
Mckinley by 10000.
Trenton N. j.. Nov. 3.-The latest re-
turns from the several counties of New
Jersey, with proportionate. estimate for
the unreported precincts, indicate that
Mckinley will carry the state by from
$500 to $4,000. The republicans elect six
OF the eight congressman.
ad north Dakota
LOUISIANA
New Orleans. Nov. 3.-Returns coming
slowly. but the indications are that the
democrats have made clean sweep, elect.
ing congressional delegation. and tina,
Bryan has carried the state by not les.
| than 10000 majority.
| The indications are that Bryan carrie.
| this city by 10000 to 10000.
NORTH DAKOTA
National Committeeman Baker concede.
North Dakota to Mckinley and admit.
that the republicans have elected the en-.
tire state ticket including congressman.
| Enough returns are in to justify tn,
| claams of the republicans that North Da
kota has given Mckinley 5000 majorit.
| and that johnson (rep) has been elected
to congress. The entire republican stat
4 ticket is elected Advlces from the north
/ ern portion OF the state show heavy re
| publican gains in democratic strongholds
| Silver men claim that large numbers o
| voters were kept at home by the inclem
| ency OF the weather and bad roads in thu
country precincts where they expected ;
| strong support. 1t is now safe to plac
| the legislature In the republican column OF
| joint ballot. which will insure the cleo
ton Of a republican United States sen
| ator to succeed Hansbrough.
Fargo. N. D., Nov. 8.-Election day Il
North Dakota was stormy one witt
snow ranging from three inches to thre
feet In depth. The vote in the cities an
villages was unusually large. while tn
county vote indicates that not over s
per cent could reach the polls on accoun
| OF the snow and mud. The returns as ia
as received are nearly all from towns an
villages conceded by the republicans t
be 60 per cent republican.
Grand Forks. N. D.. Nov. S.-Keturn
from the country are coming in very slow
ly. owing to the poor telegraph connec
tons, caused by the storm which rage
here all day. In the city the McKinle
electors had a majority of 22e votes. .
few small precincts heard from went tn
same way. 1t is probable that the count
has gone to Mckinley by 400. The stat
ticket has been cut badly and the vote fc
governor and congressman shows Bigg
(rep.), 653: Richardson (dem.), 7l5: Johnso
(rep.). 659: Burke (dem.). 6s7. Tempeto
for Supreme Judge and Albert for treas
urer on fusion ticket are running ava
ahead of the ticket in the precincts q
ready in. and will carry the city by a b
majority. Fisk CUSTOM, over Sorlie (rep.
candidates for district Judge, came out
the city fight with 80 majority. and
surely elected The entire state -fusio
ticket is believed to be elected ind repul
lican committee here made that estima
tonight. The fusion county ticket is cleo
ed except perhaps few candidates. II
vote on the constitutional convention is
the end OF the baiiot and tomorrow w
be as early as an estimate can be mao
on 1t. w. A. Gordon is elected senat,
In the seventh district over +. ]. William
tfusion> and Arne Haugen (nd.). by