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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-03
Cuurlf m P0Sfnl Thief

Whitehall. Wis, Nov. 2S.-Postmast-
er Downing of DeXterville and a post
office inspector were here in confer
ence with the district attorney about
]. w. Frances, who is in Jail here for
the burglarizing Of T.. Il. Johnson's
store at Centerville nearly two months
ago. From Frances possession Of
postage due stamps and other circum-
stances it is supposed that he is the
person who broke into the postoffice at
Dexterville Oct. 1. The district at
torney also has photos of him from
the state prison at Waupun, where he
served sentence.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-03
ERNE THE CHAMPION.
Dixon, the CoiOred Featheryeight.
Is Finally Defeated.


Is Finally Defeated.
New York, Nov. 2S.-Frank Erne of
Buffalo last night won the title of
feather-weight champion of the world
by being awarded the decision in a
twenty-round contest with George
Dixon, the clever colored boy who has
for so long held undisputed claim to
that pugilistic honor. The Broadway
Athletic club arena was filed with a
large crowd Of sporting men, many on
whom bad come a long distance to
witness the contest. Dixon and Erne
met in this city last December, and
the result was a draw. Since that
time the admirers of both boxers have
claimed that their man had the bet
ter Of the go. Both OF these feather
weights had trained faithfully for last
nights contest. Dixon's hackers
placed their money at odds ranging
from g to 5 to 1 on Dixon. The referee
gave the fight to Erne at the end OF
the twentieth round.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-12-03
CHATTER TX.

Summer was long past. The corn
Was all gathered in; the shivering trees
We're shedding their variegated leaves;
me chilly breath Of coming winter was
70 be felt at 'rOsy morn and dewy
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Lsc0f.s, Neb., NV. 4,-Mf. Bryan
tonight gave out the following ia reply
10 numerous kilograms from all parts
OF the county;
"rhe Democratic national committee
claims enough statos 10 give n majority
~ tue electoral college, tut the vote Il
very oloau In several OF ths state, and
the result cannot be positively known
until the outifo vote " counted. In all
clOeo contests Il II wise lot both sides
10 watch he returns 10 guard against
tno possibility Of mlstakvi, intentional
OF uninteutiOnAl.h
Mr. Bryan dictated this statement to
= typownttr, but when ptos,ed Tor
something more for the pres. declined
10 talk, saying he could give NJ utter.
anou 10 hih thoughts over tue result.
or outline his intentions uutil tho out
come should be detinitely Enowu.
lie read ail bulletins with interest,
but in reply to questions said hu wac
not allowing tile w certainty 10 cause
the lvss, degree Of worry. lie was es-
psoially gfAtited ai tue result IN Ne
brhska, anu took occasion 10 earnestly
congratulate the chaiTmen OF the var.
Gus county and state committees To-
Gated Ia Llncoln On their work In the
city aud throughout the state. During
tue afternoon Nj. Bryan attended the
funeral OF nm old irirnd, anu ho spent
tho evening with MS callers.
Bfyan's advicss from Senator Jonos
are still TO the effect that tho fehuit OF
I'll. election In several states IL unde.
| trrniinsd; these s,ateb are necessary TO
the election u either candidate. Me.
Kinlsy's election cannot DO conceded
until the outcome Ia absolutely known.
| Bryan Ia not obiiviJus 10 thn iacl that
the probabilities are strongly against
him, but IL firmly decided 20 give no
ulieTaDce 10 this effect until counts
shall make it certain he y defeated,
KANrAs CITY, Mo-, Nov. "a
| speciAi To he star from Topeka, Kan
sss, says tne Republican central com
miilee at .. IN. continues 10 claim
there T. chance for election OF Cover
nor Morrill, anu several other oandi'
dates on thu state ticket by low
hundred votes, tut party Leaders genoi'
silly cuuceio tue state 10 the P0pullsisi
although they do not admit tue claim,
OF fusion Chaifmeu BTeidenthAi anu
| Love, that LeeIy will have $4,000 mn-
| lofliy. To friends OF Governor Mortii
admit the loss OF ,he Republics d
electoral ticket aud legislature.
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DEavEH, Colo, Nov. i.-Ls,e 70.
turns itum the stat. show that Bfysn's
voie IL not far from itO, 900; McKin-
ley's, $4,000; scattering, 2,OOO.
Alam,, Dsmocrat-silver Republican
candidate, receives 10000 plurality
over Bailey, P0pulistsiiver party.
TRINIDAD, Colo, Nov. i-F. n.
Reese, q travelling man Of Chicago,
offered TO bet $4,000 10 $4,000 that
Mckinley would DO the mex l. President
Of Ia. United SiatcF. anu was promptly
taken by }. 4. NantIess OF tails city. a
forfeit OF 500 was depesited, and Mr..
Reeve wired his ffm TO advise tho
Trinidad National bank 10 lot him
draw the amount.
Almost complete returns from all
counties In Colorado give Bryan iii,.
900; Mckinley 70, 900; scattering 1000.
Ausms, Democrat SILVER Republican
candidate Tor governor receives 81, 900;
Bailey, Populist.5ilver, 81, 900; "A lieu,
Gold Standard Republican, 1900;
Waite, Middle Of tho Road PopulIsi,
5000.
Congressman Shafrotb, Silvet.Rs.
publican, Ia tho First. ana Bell, In
tho Second, arc fs.elecled by almost
tho entire vote Of their respective dis-
trlcts. IL IL impossible 10 form any
defi nite idea OF tue complexion OF ths
legislature, as all kinds OF fusion aud
combinations were made In various
counties anu nearly every member
elected was the candidate Of Two %
NOR. parties. Senator Teller will be
| te-olecled with opposition.
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INDIANAPOLIS, NV. AT 5 o'clock
this evening Cnaifman Martin Of the
DsmOcfAlic State committee o'almed
that II would require the official count
10 determine the result In indiana.
At that hour he had rscaived returns
from 81 OF tho SO oountlts, showing a
plurality for Mckinley OF S,al7.
These did not Include Marion county,
wniCh would increase Mckluleyfs
plurality 10 about $4,000. Chairman
Martin, however, charges that Ia some
counties Of thu state tne Democratic
aud Populiats votes wore not hggfo.
gai.i, which, u true, would decrease
Mex lnley'a apparent plurlty, lot this
reason he will await the official count,
refusing In the meantime 10 ooncedo
tue state. Tho 81 counties heard from
NJ s o'clock show u Democratic l0ss
ov.t 1902 OF 10, iie.
spolis-i.ate returns this after.
noon indicate heavy Dsmoofatie gains
In southern Indiana .tfoBgholds. This
will reduce the ottimatss Of q big Re.
publican plurality early IN tue day
bat from prescott Indications will not
slirct the general fesult, which IL that
Mckinley has carried the state. The
Republicans probably elsc, nine con.
gTessmun.
Chairman Martin OF the Democratic
state committee has feoslvei tole.
gum from the Democratic chairman
Of AiaIshall county, taying that In tire
estimate sent from tnat county Tue
Democratic aud Popuii,I volu was not
agate gated, when would make dif.
ieteucv in favor OF the Democrats Of
over 800 votes.
kilograms from other parts OF the
state, MT. Martin say, dlsloss q sinil.
lar condition. A. tue PIpulist vote In
The ate amounts 10 $1,000, practically
all OF which ths Democrats claim, a
future aggregation VI the vote would
Offset plurality for Mckinley Of many
Thousand. IL viii be- som time before
it can DO determined whether the
votes will be aggregated, anu pending
such knowledge, tue state viii be IN
/ dCubt.
Ssventy.iour c0unties out Of nlnoiy.
two In Indiana show n plurality In the
state for Mckinley u 20. 25a. Tue TO-
manning eounties, may bTlng II down.to
lO,OOO,or 1900. Nine Republican
rougrtssmen are elected, IL 10 pfoba.
ole that Lands, Republican In the
ninth, Is elected over Cneile, iusion
re silver.
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Teller, Dubsls Nnutlr oud Cannon.
WAaiitNg1os. ID. g., Nov. a. rue
Republican countrfetonnl committee
has reports showing 2u1 r,ngrefsIen al
districts are safely Republican,,
At the Democratic hna quaftefs II 10
clAimsi uu.fiicialiy tue RspublIcsn
malofity IN the next n usc will NOT be-
mole thaula. rno PSpullsts claim
100, with thv silver men aud 20 popu.
iisif.
As regards the election OF u. 4.
senator, tho ne doubtful states yes.
lefdsy vefo Delaware, Kansae, Ken.
tucgy, North Carolina auI South ia.
kpia. IL IL now reasonably certain
Delaware will have y Republican
legislature, the only claim TO the uon.
tfafy beiug Of irregularities 10 Sussex
couaty.
Kansas will elect a fusion OF inds.
pendent senator 10 succeed PETER.
kentucky, on account Of tue returns,
will elect a Rspubllcan 10 succeed
blackburn.
Toe North Carolina legislature In In
doubt, with chances iav5rinr tho fusion.
lets ma up VI Republicans aud Pop.
uli,,s. Untll the legislature nc,ually
chooses senator Pfitchari's successor,
Il cannot DO told whether North Caro-.
llna's new teuator will act with the
II publican maI rity.
South DikDia IL still In doubt, with
chances fav1flng the fusion indepen.
dent. Tue senate, therefore, on this
sstima,e, wauli stand; Republicans "a,
Democrats 80, Independents and Pop.
ulisis ~. uUubtful 9.
Chnifman Faulkner, Of the Demo.
cratic congressional committee, con.
ocdcu to1Ay tho Republicans havs =
working mfJjfily "a the House, but
asssftci the silver mon will cOntfo!
tho Senate.
ChsirhAn BAbcoek, Of the Rspubll.
eau committee claim- 200 members OF
tue House lsufely Rcpu0licau, aud %
| Ia doubt.
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HkN FRANCiBcO, y ". 4--Completc
returns from every precinct iu the city
except one give Mckinley 0,ss3, Bfy.
AZ 30. 49,, m king Mckiuiey's plurality
In the city BOG. -Four yeafs ago Ban
Francisco gave Cleveland $3.50 plural
NY over Harrison.
The latest congressional figure,
make II reasonably certain that the
Republicans have elected the foliow-
log congfessmcni First district, Bar.
ham; Third distficl, HiiborB. fifth
district, Loud; Sixth district, Nc.
Lachlan; Seventh district, Bowefs.
This Democrats have elected tue two
remaining congfesanien, Davis Ia the
Second aud Mcguire ia the Fourth.
Tue legislature also appears 10 be
Republican by neatly two.thitds ms
lofily.
From returns ii hand II seems Ger.
tain that the constitutional amend.
ment providing for woman suffrage
has been defeated by n large majority.
Tue Chronicles says this morning.
California IN safely In the Mckinley
column. Bryan showed unexpected
strength In Southern California aud
reduced the lead which Mc * inley had
made very materially, out tho
loss was more than made up by the
majority returned by Alameda coun.
IS. Alameda gave Mckinley n ma.
i0fity OF over 5000 which IL 5000 more
than u gave 10 Harrison.
The counties Ut the state 30 far ne
heard from show that Mckinley "
leading by 1000, but a. some Of the
mountain counties are yet 10 10 heard
from they afe expected 10 reduce this
10 5000. Bfynn's vote In some parts Of
the intsrsor occsti mel surprise, hut
nothing can pgs'ibly defeat the Mo-
ISinley electors. No figures have been
obtained from number OF counties In
tue eastern paft Of the state but their
total vote IL hardly enough 10 change
the Ttsult. The congressional sliui-
ton shows q decided change from tue
reports sent out. McLashlan con.
cedes his defeat by about 200, hut he
msy lose by y larger vote.
Bowers, Republican, and Castle
fusionis, are making a cloteiface, aud u
tue former wins IL will be by \ narrow
margin. Caaile's vote In Washingtou
! county may give him thu plsce. Loud,
BArhsm and IiilbOfp, Republicans, arr
/ certain OF election. L0ui'a uhi ofitJ
will be- very large. Tue legislature !,
Republican a. Joint ballot by msIori
~ OF 81. This senate holdovers at'
IL Republicans and 3 Democrats. The
new senators are ~ Republican, AM
IL DsmcotAis. In the assembly their
viii b.; Republicans ~, Democrat
au aud one Popuiist oloctd. The citl
choss four Democratic senators ant
only one Republican, while the ne
semblymon stand ioutteeu 10 QUE u
favor Of the Dam icfstA. Ia the inter
Tor the Republicans held up their vot'
well aud have given strong work
Inc majority IN both rsuses
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Chairman ltobsfta sull claims tho
state Tor McKillcy by 1900. Chair
somnuts claims II for Bfyau hut give,
no fisurcs. lie clsims 20 have returns
rom all the mieiing precincts.
Tue Congressional delegation IL az
folloSg
Flint dlslIlct-U. *. Wheeler, silver
democrat.
1880 &. mon The strength Of added
returna, ifon tns eleventh district,
Ch,irmin Riborts Of tho Republican
committee, now c1nn isbtiy claims
the sat. for Mckinley by over tao
thousand, Chairman sommers Il Ike.
wise claiming u. hut Eivri no figures.
The EyopinElsun mnkse the most con-
servativo estimate yet Offered, which
gives the state TO Mckinley by about
1909. This estimate shows only nine
pfoSineia missing, six OF which are In
Republican equities, and Tires IN
Democratic counties. The Tunes -.
Inmates Leslie county below Brsilsy's
m sIoriiy last year. Knott county,
which IL Democratic, the Times give.
10 Bryan ny tue e'eieotiJn claim o.
Chairman sommors, which 10 sxces.
aive.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Ney. 5.-wiih
two Whole 9 unties tbtsilu and
Knoit). and eighteen ptecinc'n mi,s'
ing, Bryan has a plurality " 2ls votes
In the state, but many returua ere un'
oiilcial and IL seems highly probable
toe state board will have to decide the
result In the two mlssiug counties.
Lralis Is Republican and gave Brad
10y 50 msloiily. Kgoit county 10 d..
mocratic anu gave Hardin { ID mocfsi'
icl over Bradley latt year 800 mglot.
~. Tbfeo missing pfcciuets In Bel
lairc, three In Clay and one In
Lechtr arc Republican. One In
Grant, one In Prediction snd ihfee 10
HondoTson are Democratic. Tbs iol.
losing by congressional Districts are
tho met reliable malorities yet nj
hand.
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The returns show ssme interesting
iealufUS, ana Ia some respects have
been surprise 10 leaders OF both
political psilisr.
This New England states have. az
was sxpeoled, given heavy pluralitios
tor Mckinley without exception. The
Republican ticket was successful In
Mas'sct useits btyond what was
claimed lur u by the mest enthusiastio
pfouhei ni Republican success.
New YORK and PenDsylvanin We'd
with each other for tho largest plural
iir, and tho figures nj hand do not In.
dictate which one Of them has sur.
pa's,d tho other. Each state has
given tho Republican candidate a
plurality Of betwseo a7b, 900 ana ESQ.,
600. To these states Iiiinois 10 n good
lhiid IN lie plurality for the winning
candidate. IL the percentage oil pain
over the presidential election OF 1892
that has 10 lar been maintained con.
tlnusa to tho end It will vivs q plural.
ny OF not far from ITO, 200. In tho
gubernatoriai race Aitgeld has been
badly beaten, Tut " not buried No
ahead OF the Democratic nstional
lAffe vole cast through tho state for
Mckinley anu Aitgelu.
la lndiaps, " any OF tho rules for
Estimating the vote OF q state which
previous TO the present election held
good, are still TO DO relied upon, there
IL no Qualification for the Democratic
claims of having carried the state. II
the ratio OF Republican game eontin.
ties 10 the eud u the count, MCKINLEY
viii have approximately 1900 plufal-
lly In tho state.
ln Iowa, Us Tar as can bs seen from
The returns at present, the Republican
plurality has been very large, not far
either way from $4,000.
Ohio. which has all along been
claimed by Chairman Jonos M a state
IN which Bryan would push Mckin.
icy very cluse, has given The kopub.
lean candidate an overwhelming
plurality.
Ia Michigan the election has result.
cd In very heavily reduced yole fJI
Tue Republican ticket. III. free silver
laI.tu oil Detroit concede the state to
Mehinley by $4,000. Tho lasl pre-.
Ni0us vote In tho state was IN 1855,
when Moore, tbs Republican eanaI.
uals iot Justice Of tbs supreme court,
mad plurality Of 7i.iS7 over Mo
Gicgor
West Virginia 10 coz fdently
claimed by the Republicans, and ths
chairman OF tbs Democratic commit.
se has conceded the state to Nc
hlplty.
Iennetsee presents some interesting
features OF the campaign. Patterson,
the gold standard Democratic csndi
esle LOT Congies. In tho city OF Mem
phls, 10 running neck aud neok with
hls opponent, anu tho uiilrlsl count
thum.
Tbs State at large 10 claimed by Dol
PARTIES, aud because Of the length o.
'no Ticket ihs'felurns are coming Ia .,
slewly that neither side SCENE entirely
JUSTIFIED Ia claiming the el, oloial vol,
with confidence.
North Caroiins 10 claimed by boll
parties. ous, ~ In TsnnsAsss, the 10
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WARRINGTON.

SPOKANE. WASH, Nov. 4.-The FOL.
lowing statement was given 10 this
Associated Press NJ midnight,
"Thu whelming defeat Of Bryan
completely demonstrates that the pc0-
Pie, when informed, can always DO
trusted. Ever since the adoption OF
the Chicago platform, which made
reputation Of lust debit, Invitation 10
HnATchy and the destruction OF tho
independence OF the Supreme court.
liz basis VI appeal 10 the people, theTs
has never be.u any doubt In my tninu
As 10 the ultimate fesult. No candi-
date or party can succeed which arrays
the business interests and the ooncuT-
renee OF the people against II. The ex-
Iefience OF popOoracy has been dis
NAL failure, anu will soon be only an
uusavory aud the Demo
erAey Of the future Will be that tx
empllhud by tho policy aud spirit OF
the present aominiblIaliou. 1 sm
gTieve1 that the state OF Washington
has gono asltay politically, but 1 am
certain IL will soon recover from its
temporary alteration.
HUaH WALLACE"
Excepting KliokItat, every county
In eastern Washington has given y
majority for Bryan. Every fusion
candidate for tho legislature on this
side Of tho Cascade mountains, with
ono exception, Il elecloJ. rhe sIoep.
ton 10 Baker OF Kllckitst. The avsi-
age maiorilies Ia ths ditisroat coun-
ties arc Adams 1850, ID "a las 800,
Whitman 1000; Klllllas 1850, Garfield
%, Columuis 90, WallA WAlla OF,
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MissEAPOLIs. Mimi, Nov. o.
Specials 70 tho Journal from North
Dakota points Indicate the next legis.
lAlure will DO Republican on j0iat bal
lot by a small msiorty, insuring tho
election OF Republican successor 10
senator Hansboruugh. He probably
has tue strongest following OF any eau.
didate. There seems no reason 10
change tho previous estimate Of 5000
majority Tor Mckinley In the state.
Ca-s county, including Fargo, gives
n Republican majority OF Ills, tho
lATgest IN Tia history,
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WASHINGTON. o. C.

WAsut.utoS. ID. a.. NV. -
r.,,' -, r.' p.nn,,..
li'ouno sP'e'A''l H'P""'Vs"
mapagefa hero are seriously alarmed
over toe reports which have bsen poug.
an, a, ali a,v si.na.i,g M their claim.
80, .oo,ms,,s m.,I,rIiv for MoIS Ini,v
In ihr dsublfnI slalrs. All their .,ti.
,,,,,. AMI claim. aut'ear IN nav, b,pn
,nss, naon m" vote, east in m. c,,,ea
ami 10 nav. lrit .ni,rely aut Of .eeount
inc slrsns ailysr aratimept in the rgri-
cultural ,.eioue. Tao clal,,is thu Mel.
MoKlpIey will receive 80 elect raj
vote. ar. no lonRef heard, anu grave
fears are being expressed rsgAfdiug
'Wsst Virginis, KsnIucky, 1 indiana snl
Michlssn.
kansas, Nebfaaka, Wyoming ald
south ID .kota, which we're confldontiy
claimed by tho Rstublieau. this
morning, arc now counsdsi 10 Bryan.
Will. II d pfobabIe that MoKiuley IL
elected A. will have a good majority
o, the electoral college, tho "lAnGslidep
whloh was discussed with glAring
hendliues IN ali the papefs this
ngruInR ia now oply spoken Of under
breath,
There has never been an election
whrfs returns from pivotal states have
been % slow coming In. IL will certain.
in DO a oouplu OF dave before any Eu,
thentic tahlr OF crttain states Of sAon
candidate can he made out.
Chairman butler OF the Popullat Ma.
tional committee 4. not really 10 con.
| csds the el,otlon OF Mckinley, hut
sav,:
every repirt from the back die.
trlcts IL ia our favor. This 10 eapso.
ialIy true In South Dakota, which We
nav, carried, ana Kentucky, which
loohs mora favorable by later returns.
Our beat districts are iu tho c unity,
and W. cannol tell now large our yoIs
| will 10 until Il IL sllin.n
| B.pf.lary IL ipeflon said. awe have
| carried every Southern state with ID,
| exepption Of West Virginia aud Mary
laud and possibly Kentucky; also
| avery state west OF the Missouri liver
with the exception OF California, ore.
| vun and NORTH Dakota, aud retutuu
arc belnx received which iuuicato that
| th,y may be- placeI IN the BRYAN q a.
umn. In thr central West 70 boris mr.
bslnu Received from Indiana auJ
| Minnesota which may add them 10
ms BIynn yolo snd give him n ms.
| lotlty.
eve arc making great gains In Con.
efessmep' and viii have 1850 slIy.,
men and twenty Popullsla in thr
House. The Populls,s hays elected
,tats tiokoia In s.ysfal states of the
West and p,ttlo1 of ons Soutnetn
stnlr. We eoneeI, the Pf.sldent. bni
await reliable Information from m,
disIfiets no, Vet rrpot,rd,U
WAaiIsofoS. ID. o., NV. Al
Rspublie.n nnu Democratic eonpr.s
slonaI h.sJou,flef. Tonight Ia, ens,r
men have been nsuflnp on ths com.
piexlop of M. noxt House.
Cnalfman B,beoeE saws his has sam,
nIete r.porls from lpI uonRTr,siona
,ii,triels wnIeh nav, elected H.nnbiI.
rams. that there are is5 distriots lhal
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LIrrLr ROCK. Ark, Nov. +.--Ths
--latest:
Tue fusion Ticket IN Arkansas vas
elecich yesterday by \ majority Of
IRON 5000 10 $4,000. Returns from
all over tho state indicate that shout
the usual vote was pollsd. A lew
csunIivs show . slight Increase over the
September ci,ciiou,. The Democratic
candidates for Congress were all elect
I'd by good maIoritits.
IL will DO several days before all the
returns ate In from the back counties,
but from ths figures at hand the Demo-
cratic majority IL conservativoly ssti.
mated nj 70, 200.
The three populists on the ticket rau
about 1000 behind tho Democrats,
which about represents tue golu
standard Democratic strength In the
slate.
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Cbaifmsu Breidenih7l claims the
ticket headed by Ltedy Tor governor IL
tlsclod by about 5000 majority.
Chsitmap Simpson asserts the R-uub.
llcans will cstfy tue state tfllcss,
though bv narrow majority. IL s7ill
tato an cfiicisl count 10 decide.
TOPEKA, kat., Nov. j.-Ihefo Il
IrscticAiiy 20 change Ia tho Kansas
election situation this morning. Re.
TublCans seem 10 hsve loot everything
except two Congfessmon-Cuttn In
the Fourth anu Brodorick In the
Filth being elected.
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IOWA.

DIES MoINrzl, la, Nov. l.-Iows
will give Mokiuigy aud Hobart =
plurality ots least 5000 and very
probably that figure will DC raised to
10000. CJmuirte returns are In from
"a out df the 90 counties. They show
a net gain Of 305 10 the county. II
this gain IL continued McKinley's
plurality will be 61,bg9. Tue state
ticket IL elected by overwhelming
majorities. Tbs total delegation OF
the Congre,smen, numbering IL, are
all Reputllcaus.
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MONTPELIER, lds., Nov. "A
Starr Valley messenger has jus, ar
IiVed. The entire Democratic ticket
except district Judge receive mfJori'
tiet. Fer cougfessmaE-OsD0rne ssS,
M0pd6ll, 2l6, Supfems Iudst-Cofa
co., GToetbuok go. District juigt-
Entsuiue gsi, MAil 2i6, Knignt ~.
State SeuatgI-C0zieT sol, Chapman
l75. sheIid-WaTd s4l, Forbes lsi.
Representatives, lowest Democratle
vste 24T, sgaiusl 20s greatest Repuoli'
eau.
CHEYESsE, Wye, Nov 6'-R''
tuTLs " iue Democratic committee
snow plurality TOT Bryan eleclor. OF
bOi, aud for OIbofne Tor Congress oi
$50 voter. Districts 10 br heard from
are Big Horn county, Siar Valley and
Jaoksoa Hole IN UiuIa county, Aud
several precincts In johnson county.
rbs estimated Democratic npIotiIy In