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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

Proceeds for the New Town LlDrarys
AS announced some time ago, Rev. MI.
Morrow Of this place has been prevailed
upon to give his lecture, "Life Sketches,
OF Scenes from Both 6ides," for the bene-
fit ofLthe Town Library.
The lecture will be delivered In Dubois
& Gays hall Friday evening, April Ath,
at eight o'clock.
INF. Morrow has given this lecture In
Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, New York, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois, and eleven different times II
has resulted In second engagement. 1t
is given without manuscript and 10 some
thing over an hour In length.
The lecture is ramble among men and
women and sets forth both in the many
phases OF manhood and womanhood, and
to hear it is to think better OF oneself
ever after. Some OF the popular questions
OF the Clay are dwelt upon, and the ridicu-
lous side OF life receives it's place in the
entertainment OF the audience.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09
Randolph Center.

Mr.. Hickory has moved to Fl. v. Fetch
er's and is to work for him this year.
Mrs. Morrison OF Winooski, sister OF
Mrs. Lucius Blodgett, is visiting here.
Mrs. M. ID. Church, accompanied by her
son, Fred, has gone to Massachusetts to
attend the funeral Of her grandmother.
Mrs. Clifford, an old.time resident, has
shut up her place and gone tosRandolph
to live with her nephew, Arson Bur.
roughs.
Milk is to be delivered at the Adams
creamery every day hereafter instead OF
every other day as has been done through
the winter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

Depend on me to do the best kind
Of work at the most reasonable prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

Busy people have no time and sensible
people have no inclination to use slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results.
u. p. Evans q Co., Randolph; x. P.StocK-
well, Bethel; M. ] Sargent & Son, So. Roy
alton; A. r. Hood g. Son, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

If uncertain about the wording Of
your Invitation being in proper form
I can assist you. keep posted on
the little things.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

Some styles Of Wedding Stationery
are much cheaper this year. Our
prices run from S $50 to S $50 for fifty
cards and S 400 to S 1000 for 100, all
complete.
The newest styles of Anniversary
Cards are very neat. The prices are
quite reasonable.
Write me at any time about We'd
ding Stationery. Mail Orders have
my immediate attention.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

Place your order in the hands Of
q printer you have confidence in.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09

Our Sale Of Garments hasincreased each
season. The secret y, we searchthe mark
cts for the latest and best, and save our Gus.
toners from 10 to rs per cent on the price.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-04-09
Dress Goods and Silks.

Zone pattern Of kind is the way we
buy our Novelty Dress Goods. Screen is
very prominent this season" We would
take pleasure in showing you our assortment
Of Dress Goods Or sending you samples.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04

every precinct heard from shows gains
or both Mckinley and Bryan over the
vote in 1894, with which II must be COM
pared. As usual the precincts first heard
from are those from the towns SO close
is the contest that almost complete re-
turns from all Nebraska counties VIII
have 70 De had before reliable state
n.ent Of the approximate majority can be
given. The closelsss OF the woe OF
president indicates that the vote on the
state ticket viii also be close. as well as
close contests for congress in three or
four OF the congressional districts. Three
cut OF the six congressional districts ap-
pear TO be safe for the Republican can
did2tes, with probabilities that fTe Il
not ali six VIII go Republican.
On the legislative tickets nothing what
ever IS obtainable at this hour.
In Omaha 81 precincts out OF IS give
Mckinley 1853; Bryan 5.S16- The city
Is safely Mckinley by 1000. This IS
expected to Offset fully any Bryan
strength II un-heard from PopuIiSt coun
ties. Lincoln viii give a small piuraE-
" against Bryan. The Democrats
committee does not concede Nebraska,
but still think Bryan viii win by the
vote in the remote Populisr districts.
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 3.-lar Bryan's in
Inec-ate friends report that al m-dCght he
dIi not consider the case as definitely lost,
but that, or the contrary. ne considered
that there was still ground for hope o. his
success. he had expected that the first
returns would BE- against h.nl- He Ieft or
ceTs that the principal bulletins be sent TO
BIS rooms and he read them there. mani
resting especial interest in the reports from
Nebraska Mrs Bryan spent the early part
OF the evening with her guests. She I'D
10 farr1 Nlr.1 arr - IT, -.
face CT the reports, and she appeared well
prepared for the worst though evidently
not devoid OF hope for better fortune shan
the reports appeared to warrant. she re-
tan nent Of her guests 70 the friends who
mad assembled She remained fte- this
hour with her husband
II case Of the confirmation OF the report
OF his defeat, Il * understood 10 be Mr..
Bryan's intention 70 issue an address urg-
1ng tie maintenance Of the silver cause as
the paramount issue for the next campaign
At = O'Clock the correspondents at the
E-yaa house awaiting the results were serv
e. VIA lunch and az 20 he library was
{ .oSEd and no more bulletins were receiv- /
eG Mr.. Bryan was asleep, and 70 one |
was allowed 10 see him
New York. Nov. 3.-There were little ]
squads Of sight-seers in Printing House /.
square AL day long looking at the elab- /
rate prepare tons making by the news
papers for the display of the returns. (
Shortly after O'Clock the crowd began /.
% gather, however, and by the people
we're massed all the way from the cable
racks in Park Row to the eastern end
Il the city hall. II was noisy but
crowd, and the majority
vas evidently FOR Bryan. as was shown
W the applause when portraits OF can. !
-idates were thrown on the screens Ny. |
2rysn was rapturously cheered While
taJor McKiniey's picture scarcely
yrl-1I sound
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04
North Carolina.

Raleigh. =. C. Nov. 3.-The election
passed or very quietly. Bryan. 50 Ear
IS heard from. was supported by both
the Democrats and, Populists. and has
carried the electoral vote % the state by
TcajOritiss vari0usly estimated at he
tween 10000 and 29.GG0. Holton. Reru5-
icsa chairman, however. claims the
state for Mckinley by between 5000 and
10000.
Reports are too meagre 10 state the re-
suits for congressman. The P0pulists
have carried ire First Tnird. Fourth.
Skin and Seventh districts The Re-
pubHcaus have carried the Second dis
trict certain. electing White (coIo-ed)
over Woodward. Pearson. Republican.
in the Ninth IS probably elected. The
only cTo doubtful districts ara tie
Eighth and Fifth. where the contest IS
betEsen Einsy, Republican, ana Dough
ton. Democrat. in the EIGHTH and Set
tie. Republican, and Kitchen, Democrat.
IN tie Eifth-
TIE Republicans viii have more mem
bers OF tae legislature than either OF the
other two parties. but not enough 70 o.
game either house OF the general as
Sembiy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04

that .lsy are caoIs.s u self govern
ns-it an1 have reoai;ssts3 6@zaasoeLss
II Eo uncertain to-.= W. h-sv= waa shis
great Eic<ory s.y TIE e.s-1rts 5f cur sit'-
zsns. regardless ~ patty agitation.
waiea VIII b aec.rsed and ~.I,ch VII
se realized frcm ms Iaagrisicsa- re-
sub
lSgas5l ~. - PAYNE
~ Il o'e.ock Gee chairman Payne
sent 20 Chairman Hanna tes-g-esn
saying that TIE Se55I sl.car PARTY was
safe u TIE states % Maine. Na-sa-
cnusstts, Vermont. NeS Hampshire.
5saoc= Island. Connecticut. New York,
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Mzrylarsd.
West Virginia, Ol.5. Kentucky. North
Carolina, Virginia. Indiana. Michigan.
Wisconsin. Minnesota, Illinois. North
Dakota. SSIIa Dakota. Iowa. Nebraska.
hslzas. Wyoming. Oregon and Cali
fogaiG. thirty states ~ al
Ez-Cnltsd States Treasurer JAMS N
HGsson, wa0 ilSs been working IN Texes.
wired at midnight thar the shsacss FOR
re els1torsl vote CO Texas far he Re-
publican party are exceedingly favora-
Chairman GowGy OF Indiana Wired at
= o'ciocS -t.lat tle Republicans rad
eleven congressman, two being doubt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04
PatAos In a chasee cro-6

That much ridiculed instinct which
.ezds a crowd 70 collect without a clear
dea OF the r-aso1 for gathering.
'To-lEeSi an unusual good al Tacoma.
Wash, the other day. Somebody saw.
sarly II the morning. = g-5ef-s-rieksa
1aR walking toward the riFer With a
s-aaI eo1Gn- With him were rs VIII.
md a strange. who bore the coffin box
Without knowing just why. zzn feIi
Z blind them. another ard anothe-
70 Owed ur-tsl there was = goodly com
ANY At TIE riverside strangers DE-.
ne cof--1 i5to the tex and pIaerd 3.
si'oar1 the boz.- A f0-ye- Dor. who had
i0ss landesi AID soi-e1 TIE crozss. Izsi
q srrestA Oh TIRE easke.- Az was So-e
ziler-tly ard the kz-hcr. rs he srrssarss-..
-ETEea AID. u tear. rrturne. .hz-s-s
Tor Azsizg found friends II = city e,
strzzEgss-
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Tenn SSSeS.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov 3.-NashviHe
! ana Davidson county carried by Nc
/ kinley, Tillnan and McReynoIds. Ma
/ tional Democrat for congress, by small
majorities.
New York. Nov S.-Jou-naI Bryan
comedies Tennessee TO Mckinley ~ 20
NashviIa-State returns slow. Ont
/ side Of cities Bryan leads largely. Tav-
Tor, Democrat. for governor, leads TIL
man Republican Congress, six Dis
tricts indications point 10 the election Of
GdlneS. Silver Democrat. for congress.
over McReynolds. National Democrat
Ne1npAis-Pa-tiaI returns from eight
/ congressional districts indicate the cleo
tion or Sims, Pearce, Democrat; Ninth.
probably elected. Vote very close in
both- May take official count to decide
Nashville, Nov. ight-Addi-
tional returns though only partial. show
q large vote by both POLITICAL parties FOR
president with the De-J-rl-s h0iding
their own or increasing their majorsties
as compared with tae vote in 1892. The
best information obtaila5le at this hour
IS that Bryan has carried the state by a
safe majority WITHOUT counting the ID
river and back counties. which cannot
De heard from. The Republican COM
mittee admits that Bryan has carried
the state As between Taylor. Demo-
crat. and Tillman, Republican. for gov
ernor. the vote IS close and both parties
claim victory, with the chances favor
ing Taylor. Figures cannot be given ts-
cause returns from none Of the counties
are complete.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Nov. 3-MOon.
Democrat, ! certainly elected TO con
gress in the Third district ove- CIest.
Republican, by d majority of 1.G00
Nashville, Nov. 3--Tne Republican I
state committee furnishes the following
statement: The vote, If counted a !
cast, viii give Tennessee To Mckinley /
and H0barl as well as 10 Tillman FOR /
governor, by q large majority. but in /.
formation from large counties in middle /
and west Tennessee indicates frauds BY 1
Democratic election officers on a zarge /
scale and in q number Of counties where /
they have not heretlfOre been practiced /
We have information that Democratic /
sheriffs have been ordered To hold back 1
the returns. which can have no other
meaning than 10 make Democratic ma
jorities large enough 70 overcome the
Republican Ena5orities in the counties
where honest officials held the election.
(SigneD a. VI. TILLMAN,
sssa-rer - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04
NO LAUREATE.
France Cannot IS Welcome the Gar In
Authoritative vsr.s-

France possesses, says a Paris CORE
spondent. an academy Of IS iInmortals.
lUtshe does not boast OF q poet laureate,
% that when the tsar made his az
Is2rance here there was no Official
hard 10 bid hirn welcome in eloCucn.
strains. IN revenge, and, perhaps. with
4 view 10 atoning for this deficiency,
cutie galaxy % rhymsters were busily
Engaged OF the task Of weaving verses
IN the event, which were des-
tined to kindle the enthusiasm Of the
fTequeuters OF the music halls and kin
dred places OF amusement Upwards 1t
. songs have thus been composed. aud
he majority of them are awaiting ire
approval Of the censor. 10 WI csc inspec-
tion they have been submitted One,
however. IS already deiighting the au-
Hence CT a popular cafe-chaatant- I.
r entitled 'Fr5l1cilicnnettee ct Nicoias.-
I'D OF one covsr The emperor is Depict
81 with the ribbon OF the Order OF ST.
Andrew giving his am 70 q girl wear
ing the Phrygian cap. Freneillonetts
has been eourtsd by two lovers. lie
i'Teralsr s-aPpialt 0uiiiauEne- while the
seccad, &C etait lie bean Eicolas~ She
las chosen Nico.aS. and she will 10
onger be alone a. Re viii defend her.
! hey marry and spend TIE honeymoon
Z Paris Among many other prodUc-
Ices intended TO catch the popular
issse are -Five I'Empe-eur de Rslssie.-
ne ''SaiHt Az Tsar" AID lie Bienvenu--
) Tso14oer oitty sets forth thai II ne en-
sror began his journey par Bres.au.
5uiliauL1e, - Berlin" this was si-npir
= affair ot good manners, but rhas
'chez-noGs il Went pour son yaisir.-
re word --faufare- has beer selected [
Z many instances as The ore c.ru.sc- /
red "a rhyme best with -Tsa-." Such (
-e the Songs 20 which ire ParaSars !
re-e I-ez1ed n honor of TIE auspsclous
VeCt-Lstroi, Free P-p.s
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HAPPY LAND
Continued from First Pase)


quarters TO Bryan: Alabama, Arkansas.
Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Ms
Etssippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana
and Nevada.
The following states are claimed by the
Republicans, although the returns are
10 meagre 10 justify the assertion that
they are sure for Mckinley: California
ard South Dakota.
The GLOWING are admitted TO be doubt
ful: Washington, Kansas. Nebraska, Tir-
GINA, Texas and Tennessee
At 1 O'Clock word was received that
the Democracy OF Wisconsin had con-
ceded tLat the Republicans had carried
that state by loo, 009
Chicago. Nov. 3-Mark Hanna wires
the Associated Press az l q. m, as fol-
lows:
My opinion is that Mckinley is elect
cd by a majority that vii settle the is
sues. Of this campaign and guarantee 10
tha civilized world that the United States
can be depended upon or her honor and
Integrity
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riissouri.

S.. Louis, Nov. 3.-The Post-Dts1s.,fl
in 8 late issue says; As We - 10 press
[ Governor Stone : ciosetst. e. The pan
ters house with Chairman Cook ana ETs-
Jor Salmon and Judges Harvey ara FL
ruunds. Chairman Cook has b-n OK
AZ Z number o prsciRcls wiki Judge Far
vey and CHEZ q Detectives Desmond.
NJ. Cock admits that Z sensational dis
coverv has been made and tla- an ex-
plos.ol = imminent The rCU1r IN -Ea
hocel lobby * tha1 Ire election co-1-r.is-
s-o2e-s VII be Immediately suspended 6y
Governor Stone 4 csp1~ter 81 tle As
Soci2Sei Press called a. tls Dau0cra s-c
headquarters aud learned ssat tle con-
ference as ssass1 vas being hsiz Ne
Their Governor stone Or Chairman Cox
would Be seen II was said By Al a.
tachee % the heaEsua--e-s thas fsg-a1s
corruption had been discovered = fcur
O re wards. Eaic1 wol.l p-15ah -y
result IN throwing on, IN sufL-s vote
il ta0se wards Intense exclsez1el1 p-e-
walls about tAe hotel W5-1 t1e c.oslnE
q the polls the saloons creael ara t1,-l-
sa2Es o. enthusiasts are fgsl becoming
drunk.
Governor Store vas seen after the CO..
ference n ;he Democrats stare aeal-
quarters. be isaLed thac h had SIS
pended TIE election con-2sssso1e-s .0-
St Lauis. hGs refused Z say Whether
Ae Intended - q - Re VOID not szy
hox Eaach svi5szce b. lad -5at t-aui
had besa ps-pelTa1ssi
s. L,3-s-S--So.E .tsstzz6l-g re ri.z
have BEEN closed here fs- oV@- rr5 noz-s
22d 2 haif. hut S1s precinct czs - -
Z the CITY has been hes-5 f-o1z a.
vas TIE t1Ir1 precinct o. -1e So wal
a2s TIE 51zses aai 4 Tow ever .laE 1
the bsi'ots wales resulted n sistlS az
ire bzI,e1s za3 taxing LEzE . - e.ac- /
ten c1-a1 lSssG7srs- csIics-
= Leas-9eI1r1s f-czs Texas Ak I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04
TnET wENT aogE TO VOTE
Caasr.i Proportion of Growers People
Take Crack az Bryan

Washington. Nov. S--.AE unusual ProEor-
uoa O. government officials il TIE higher
6llices -Tsrs-Sli3-8 j. ~ G-ssfugxol aad dsd
Cleveland AID Private Secretary ThuF5e-.
NaO Were aS the White House NEST % The
cay Secrstar-ss C--ey. Carlisle (VshO los
Is vote By teS8-l1SEty 90 The 49, a,d
Morton. S@lzcitor General Holmes Corrad
Q. Virginia, Assistant Attorney General
Iiso-5-zs. ASSISTANT Secretaries Rocxhil
Daorsy and S.Els and q number OF bureau
cE.efs. soT-e Cf whom. hoGeTaT. have lost
T,el- votes BY iSlG residence n Washing
tor Amo1g those who j i vote were See
r1t2r.ss Francis Herbert and Lament
tosln--isJe- General wilson. Attorney Cen
erai Harmon. ASSISTANT Attorney Gem raj
= h.tCey OF New York. Assistant Attorney
General W. ". BALDWIN,. CT the state de-
TlssFlr I.eIt, Assistant Secretaries Hamlfl
Curtis ard Fke c. the treasury ie2art-
u5lt; Comptroller Eckels. Assistant See
Iet5r- Reynolds and Assistant Attorney
General LiebeHbcTg and General Land Gem
Iniss-o1er Lam0reaax OF the interior de-
par-uslt. and Assistant Postmaster Gen.
erals Jones. Crsig- and Maxwell. Assist
AIT Secretary McAGt1o OF the navy depart
ne1t went 20 New Jersey with the chance
OF hnciEg that his right TO vote has been
lost.
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KANSAS IN DOUBT
tC6idnued from First Page.)

Omaha-Ssvepty. precincts in Nebras-
ks, out side OF Omaha. gives Mckinley
5.5oS, Bryan 1875; Two years. ago RepGb-
lean, S196; Democ-atic-PopulisS 6,2f5.
Lincoin-The Seventh ward % Lincoln,
ccmplate. gives Mckinley majority out
Of total Of 6Sf. Two years ago il was
carried BY the Republicans BY 3i5.
Liacoin-T-he Fifth ward of Lincoln
gives Mckinley SIS and Bryan ga. At
Democratic headquarters Il is claimed ~
night that Mckinley viii carry the ciiy
OF Lincoln by no1- more than l.e09. but
they say they VII be Offset in other parts
o. Che county and the chances are that
Bryan VIII carry Lancaster county
Olaha-Ne5raska probably 2.0o0 plG-
rality Mckinley.
Omaha-l21 precincts in Nebraska out
side Of Omaha give Mckinley L. 93l. By
an 1905; rwO years ago: Republicans.
1925, Democ-atic-Popuii> 100.
0maha-At > o'clock the Indications
are that tha vote of the electoral ticket
in Nebraska VIII be very close, prOba5-
" viii ror exceed ZOO II any event either
way. The K epublicans claim the state
on president by 5000 and the Democrats
by l5.Co9 one hundred and forty-two
precincts out q 1854. exclusive of Oma-
Ia, give Mckinley 1891, Bryan 1875;
n 1891. Republicans. f5.5i1; Democratic-
Popuiist fusion 12,t14 Some OF the re-
mote. counties largely Popuiist in the
past. VIII not be heard from for twenty
four hOa-s and the result win remain in
doubt until lsen. The Indications a..
that the Republicans secure four cor
greSsmen ard the Democrats two. The
state ticket IS badly scratched with IN
dications OF Holcomb. Democrat, Tor gov
ernor.
Later-5 a. m-1S7 precincts In Nebras-
ks outside Omaha. give Mckinley 1881.
Bryan lS-235: two years ago. Republicans
j., z0p, Observation-Disclosures 1855.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04
TO PRESERVE HISTORIC HOUSE.
Plans TO Car. for the Building In Which
Blaine - Eorr.

The citizens OF West Brownsville, Pa.
are greatly interested in 4 plan 10 pre-
serve the house in which James q.
Blaine was born The home has fallen
into ruinous condition. and or account
OF the danger TO visitors . portion OF il
has been torn down
4 short tine ago an old playmate OF
Blaine called on Z. E Acheson. a;
Washington. 20 see II something could
lot be done TO preserve tie historic
structure, and it Is understood q petit
sion is to be circulated asking that Mr.
Achesoa introduce = bill in congress
for al appropriation of $1,000 TO DO
used in Strengthening and caring fer
the dead Statesman's birthplace.
On account Of the fact that congress
has only taken favorable action in two
Eases of this kind. those OF Washington
and jefferson IL is not believed that the
appropriation can be secured.
In the event, however. OF congress re-
fIsing TO make il, fund will be raised
BY private subscription.
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naryiand.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov 3.-s:G5 D. M
No districts counted yet Republicans
claim the city Of Baltimore by 29.9o0: lie
Democrats claim i by 3.e50
Observation-Disclosures Rush, OF the
Democratic city committee, comedies the
city OF Baltimore % Mckinley By 15,0ee
1t gave Cleveland 1885 il 1892.
Baitincore-JesAUe Leveraag. the Pro-
hibitioa candidate FOR president, speaz
most OF the day experimenting the re-
nloval OF his household goods from his
country residence 20 MS hone n tae city.
~ Prohibition headquarters T: was said
that tie party expected - poll about To-
Geo woes n tnis state mos Of which VIII
come from the Republican ranks. This
Is nearly couoie The vote cas-, IN 1892,
Baldmore-Two precincts OUT ofSc2 n
Baltimore give Mckinley, IL; Bryan. 2o9
Palmer. /.
Baitimore-Six precincts out OF 500 in
Baltimore city give Mckinley 959, BY
an SIS; Palmer Il. Returns Indicate Re-
publican candidates for congress are gec-
ting the fuIl Mckinley vote
Observation-Disclosures county outside
OF Baltimore city gives about SEQ ma
jority for Mckinley, a Republican gain
OF 3,400 over 1892
Democratic cent4sI committee tonight
comedies Maryland 10 the Republicans.
but would give no figures Chairman
wellington. OF TIE Republican committee
claims for Mckinley AZ least 30.0G0 ma
Jcrily- The city OF Baltimore BY over
2o,0ee and FIVE congressman CIT CO SIX
with TIE sixth as yet in doubt
BaltlmOre-The Democrats Of Narv-
land, under The leadership Of Senator Cor
nan, have again tasted the bitterness y
defeat SO crushing a. TO be almost Dis
he2rtening. The almost phenomenal ma
Jority Of 10000 for Lowndes year ago
has been duplicated. and perhaps ex-
eeedsd. today, as, with fun returns from
t"o-thiTds OF the state and half OF he
city. the indications at midnight are thar ,
Mckinley leads Bryan by $4,000. Of which
-o,oeo has been contributed by Baltimore +
city, heretofore a Gibraltar Of Deaoc-
racy- Republican congressman have
surely been elected, the only doubtful dis :
trict al this writing being the First. in
which Joshua W. Miles, Democrat MAJ
be elected
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Houston, Tex. Nov. 3.-NcKiniey car
RES Harris county by 500; KeaTby, Pop
ulist, for governor. by 1000. Manor. Ira
Wis county, complete: Mckinley, 2i):
Bryan, 9.
Dauas-This city has gone for 7IcKin-
ley and hearhy, P9DuIist, for governor.
Dallas-haUfrlan county gives By
ar 200 majority.
Galveston-The Galveston News con-
cedes the election OF Bryan and Sewan
electors. also election Of 6. =. Culbe-so1.
silver Democrat, f0E governor. For con
grsss, p =. Hawley, Republican. in the
Tenth district, : reasonably sure OF cleo
ton: in The Twelfth G. =. Noonan. Rs
publican, and J. Slay6e1. Democrat, are
running close Republicans claim ete--
ZION OF II. Gross IL t1a Eleventh and -he
Populists claim election Of 3 GIBBS n
the Sixth Democrats do not c5ncede
either Sixth or Eleventh districts