The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-04
NUMBER s43.


of Republican to succeed D. B. Hill
IN the United States senate is assured
About the only salvage from the wreck
that the Democrats have secured is the
election of Sulzer, Cummings, McClel-
Ian, Bradley and Vehslage to congress
from this city.
ALBANY. n. Y, Nov S-Albany
gives Mckinley 265 majority. Indica-
tons point to the Republicans carrying
the county by at least 5000. South
wick, Republican, elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Four hundred
and seventy-eight districts outside of
New York and Brokolyn give MCKINLEY
1885; Bryan 1861; Palmer SIS. The
same districts in 1892 gave Harrison
64.9S6; Cleveland 5O.422.
NEW YORK, Nov. $1,000 election
districts out of 1892 in this city give
Mckinley 1oS,193; Bryan 1902; Palmer
s.093
BINGHAMPTON. N. Y. Nov. a.
Broome county viii give Mckinley
nearly $500 plurality. A solid Republic
an vote was polled in this county and
scattering city districts show immense
Republican gains.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Returns re-
ceived no to this hour by the United
Associated Presses indicate the election
of the following congressman in New
York CITY:
Seventh district. H. C. Vehslage,
Tammany.
Eighth district-James J. Walsh.
Tammany.
Ninth district. T. Bradley. Tam
many.
Tenth district-Amos ]. Cummings.
TammanY
Eleventh dis-rict.-william sulzer,
Tammany.
Twelfth district.-George B. McClel-
Ian, Tammany
Thirteenth district.-R. c. Shannon,
Repu blican-
Fourteenth district.-L. E. ougg, Re-
publican.
Fifteenth district.-o. B. Lowe, Re
This shows a gain of two Tammany
congressman.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-The Herald
says: All returns indicate Landslide
for Mckinley
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Herald
says McKinley's lead steadily grows in
Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Mary
land.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Returns from
all ",ateS received by the United Asso-
ciated Presses at this hour indicate the
election Of Mr.. Mckinley. In all east
ern states large pluralities are assured.
In southern and western states incom-
plete returns indicate Democratic
losses In doubtful states the districts
heard from show Republican gains.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81 100 election
districts out of 1882 in this city give
Mckinley 12O,OO1; Bryan 102 ESQ; Palmer,
1852
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Secretary Os-
borne of the Republican committee
carried West Virginia by $4,000 major
ity and New York by 100000. In Iowa
the plurality will be $4,000. The Repub-
ican ma iOTity will be $4,000 in Balti-
more and 10000 in Maryland. Tennes-
see has gone Republican by 20, 600.
Massachusetts by 100000 and Ohio will
give Mckinley the largest plurality
ever known We expect to carry Vir-
g5nia and Illinois will give a grea t-frle4-
jority. We are confident of kentucky.
Mckinley and Hobart will be elected
without d doubt.
N. B. Scott of the Republican ma
tional committee has sent the follow
ing dispatch to Mckinley:
For more than eight years 1 have
looked forward to the great pleasure of
being able to send you a telegram of
congratulation on your election as pres
ident OF the United States. I have that
pleasure now. Accept West Virginia's
electoral vote and my congratulations"
Joseph A. Man!ey at SIS wired Nc
Kinley his congratulations on his GER
tain election.
Secretary Osborne wired NJ. a. Hanna
at Cleveland that 263 electoral votes are
already assured with the chances for
103 more; that Tennessee and Maryland
are Republican and that West Virginia
will give $4,000 Republican plurality
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Journal
says Virginia is Republican by $4,000
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The cOnstitu-
tiOnal amendment is defeated in this
city by a heavy majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat o'clock
this evening Mr.. n. 3. Scott sent the
to Carrot A. Hobart: I
you upon your election IS.
vice president of the United States. L
predict that you viii fill that position
with as great ability and dignity as
any vice-Dresident who has ever filled
the chair. From the bottom of my
heart / congratulate you"
BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-WilSOn, Fish
er, Bennett and Howe, all Republic
ans, are elected 10 congress in Kings
BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-The indica-
tons are that Brooklyn has elected
six Republican congressman as she did
in 1894.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-There are 1892
election districts in this city. e29 in
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Two thousand
five hundred and fifty-eight districts
outside New York and Brooklyn give
49, 96; Bryan, 249. $50; Pal
ner, 6,574. The same districts in 1892
gave Harrison 335,0O1; Cleveland,
279, 437.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-New York
City, with II districts missing. gives
Mckinley 153, 06S; BRYAN, 1873. 1888; Nc
plurality 1925. The total
vote in this cit- for governor was:
Black (Rep.), 144,916; Porter (Dem.),
l37 $40; Griffin, 1880; Blacks plurality,
$500
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Joseph H.
Manley has sent these kilograms:
Hon William Mckinley. Canton. D.
my earnest congratulations
IN your triumphant election. You
nave, by your matchless campaign, in
;pired the American people who have
his day declared for honor, for cOun-
Try. for honest money, for protection
Ind for the right"
To Garret A Hobart:
Il congratulate you with all my
heart. You are triumphantly elected
It is landslide. Give to Mrs. Hobart
md junior my love-
To Hon. Mark A. Hanna, Union Club,
Cleveland, o.
Il congratulate you with all my
heart. You have been a great leader
n a great cause. The people can
never repay you the debt they owe you.