The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-06
AT sryEN THIRTY p. N.

Louisville. KY, Nov. 5.-From returns
just received, Bryan receives 4S4 more
votes in Galloway county, and IN Hardin
county 633 more are for Bryan. However,
the Republicans still claim the state win
go for Mckinley by AS.
BRECKINRIDGE.
Cincinnati, Ohio Nov. 5.-A special to
the Times-Star from Lexington. KY,
says:
"It is stated that no election officers
were appointed N Breathitt county un-
til on the morning Of the election, and
that only silver men were put in The
Democratic majority Is l50 more than
ever before, when the neignSorlng coun-
ties showed smaller majorities. In Owen
county a primary election was held for
county officers in violation Of law. The
throwing out Of these two counties would
elect Breckinridge and make Mckinley q
majority 1000.
CLOSER AND CLOSER.
Louisville, KY, Nov Sat midnight
the result N Kentucky on presidential
electors is more in doubt than ever. The
revision Of figures in some districts has
brought the majority for either side down
to a very small margin. Bryan has
gained 494 votes in Galloway county and
633 in Hardin county by the discovering
of errors in the count. Mckinley has
gained 500 in the Tenth district from the
same cause The Democrats now claim
the state for Bryan by 1,500 to 2,Ooo.
while the Republicans calm IT for Nc
Kinley by 500., The vote is so close that
the official returns will be necessary 10
determine the result.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 5.-The CONNER
cial Tribune's special from Lexington,
KY, says:
NOISY crowds have been thronging the
streets all day shouting for their respec-
tive candidates but as yet there nave
been no open outbreaks. There have
been charges and counter charges OF
fraud and at times claims that Bryan
was elected and some violent talk Al
| times, but no outbreak of violence"
Delaware.
Wilmington, Della, Nov. 5.-The three
electors of Delaware are Republican by
| 26O. 1t will require the official count To
determine the complexion Of the legis-
lature.
DELAWARE DOCTORED.
Dover, Del, Nov. 5.-The canvassing
board of Kent count met in the court
house here today for the purpose Of count
ing tle vote. Inc DOdIU, dltSr df 3 u
ments, decided to throw out the First
and Third districts of East Dover hun
dred and also Milford hundred which will
change the political complexion of the
senate, which, with the seating of Frank
J. Alice, of Kent, would make that body
stand: Republicans, 4; Democrats, D.
These figures will, by throwing out the
districts named above, result in the elec-
ton of Samuel NJ. Meredith, Democrat,
and give the Democrats majority of one
in the senate. The house is surely Dem
ocratic.
The canvassing board of Sussex coun-
ty completed its labors at 7o'clock to-
night The Republicans elect Johnson
sheriff, and Four court commissioners
giving them control of the latter body
The Republican electors have majority
Tunnel and Handy have q majority.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 5.-McKinley'
| majority in Delaware will be from 3,sot
TO 1000. Tunnel, for governor, l,4oo
| Handy, free, silver, for congress, 2.40o
The legislature is Democratic.
COUNTING OUT.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 5.-The mill
tia are on duty in Wilmington tonight
ready for anCoutbreak. The trouble Is
over the board of canvassers, who are
in session all night. 1t is alleged the
Democrats are attempting to count out
the Republican county ticket.