Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-05
MICHIGAN FOR GOLD.

Detroit Mich-.With nearly oomplet,
returns Pingre's plurality is estimated a,
about 10000; McKinley's $4,000 less. The
congressional delegation stands twely'
Republicans two fusionists,
NOW LOOK AT OLD BUCKEYE!
Cincinnati, Ohio.--The official conn
gives John Green, Democrat, IL;
in the Sd district over R
M. Neven, Republican, for congress. The
j. Lentzer over d. K. Wabon in the 18th
district. The Republicans concede the
election of the Democratic congressmer
in the 4th, 5th, 18th ana 18th districts. The
Democrats have only two members from
Ohio at present in congress. The Re
publicans say the change is due to fusion
between Populists and Democrats.
BRYAN NOT DEAD.
| London.-The newspaper com mments or
the result of the election in the United
States generally convey the warning
"Bryan is not dead" The Westminster
Gazette expresses the opinion that the
cleavage of the east and west isvery appa.
rent and an alarming feature in the situa
tion.
POOR OLD MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis. is.--Thirty -four counties in
Minnesota complete and the remainder
of eighty-one counties estimated gives
Mckinley 4S,S12 plurality and Clough for
governor 1915.
KANSAS o. X. FOR BRYAN.
There is practically no change in the
Kansas election situation this morning.
The Republicans seem to have lost every
thing except two ongressmen-Cu
in the 4th, and Broderick in the 5th, dis
trict, being elected.
CLOSE IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Minneapolis.A special to the Journal
from Yankton, s. D., says: South Dakota
will go for Mckinley by somewhat less
than 600. The legislature is fusion by
about twenty votes on joint ballot which
means Populist senator to succeed
Kyle. Andrew Lee, Populist, is elected
governor.
INDIANA MAY SWING 1T.
Chicago. Chairman Jones, of the
Democratic national committee, and Ma
tional Committeeman Campau held con-
ference at noon to-day. Chairman
Campau said afterward that the situation
was not materially changed and no state
ment would be given out at present.
Secretary Hosford said Bryan's election
depends on the result in Indiana and
West Virginia. He admitted the outlook
in West Virginia was not bright but still
felt confident that Bryan would carry
Indiana.
BRYAN AWAITS THE COUNT.
Lincoln, Neb. - Mr.. Bryan's advices
from Chairman Jones are still to the eff
feet that the result is in doubt in several
states essential to the success of either
candidate. He states that until the count
is made he can not acknowledge his de-
feat.
AS TO ILLINOIS.
Chicago, 3. p. m.-The Tribune Repub-
lican says 1O6 precincts out of 397 in
the state give Mckinley 6,l47 and Bryan
6,O52. Mckinley plurality 95. In 1892
the same precincts gave 935 Republican
plurality.
HANNA OFF HIS BASE.
New York.-Mark Hanna, chairman OF
the Republican national committee, gave
out the following statement to-day: Suf-
ficient returns have been received to
satisfy me that the following states have
been carried by Mckinley and Hobart
without doubt: California votes, Con-
necticut 6, Delaware 4, Illinois "a, Indiana
Is, Iowa l3, Maine 6, Maryland 8, Massa-
chusetts Is, Minnesota 8, Michigan IA,
North Dakota 8, New Hampshire 4, New
Jersey 10, New York 36, Ohio 23, Oregon
4, Pennsylvania 80, Rhode Island 4, South
Dakota 4, Vermont 4, West Virginia s.
Wisconsin 70, Wyoming 1; total 265,
which insures their election by majority
Of Al In the electoral college, if every
other electoral vote goes against US.