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KENTUCKY.

Lexington, Nov. 3.--6ioli men are voting
20 a man for Mckinley. Indications are
that Mckinley will carry the city by big
majority.
Ashland. KY, Nov. Ashland VIII give
Mckinley majority OF so. which practs-
cally represents the county's ma jority
Republican gain of IS per cent.
Middlesboro. Nov. s.-Four precincts out
Of eighty give Mckinley SIT. Bryan .2s
Palmer Is Bell county will give Mckinley
l.ioo ma tority. a Republican gain of 100.
Frankfort, Ky. Nov. s-All but two
precincts In Franklin county give McKin-
ley 2.al7. Bryan 2,2z2 Mckinley carries
the town BY 5os majority. Cleveland car
red the town in ise2 by is. Settle. con-
gressman. carries the county by 3na.
Louisville Nov. S.-Eightyfour precincts
show net Republican gain OF 75s over las.
year.
Covfngton. Nov. 3--Montgomerv county
complete gives Bryan 142 plurality. BOYLE
county complete gives Mckinley a plural
nv OF ss0. a Republican gain in tie two
count. as over fsa2 OF pc
slxiy-one out OF - precincts in Louis
vllie give Mckinley le.sls. Bryan e,92s,
Palmer si3. Levering iis.
The returns from the state received M,
to / o'clock Indicate that Kentucky will
give the Mckinley electors majority OF
from Tet.,e TO II g.sl Republicans are claim
ing II hy isesa while Chairman Souuers.
OF the Democratic COMMITTEES. SAYS all the
returns show Democratic gains Eight of
the twelve wards of the city and Jefferson
county. with the exception OF one pre-
cinct. give Mckinley a majority OF 8 IS
All returns from Eastern and Central
Kentucky are favorable 70 the Repnb-
Ncans The Democrats have probably car
riei only three congressional districts.
Brec ssnridge's election IS probable. AT
Republican headquarters SIS precincts
have been heard from. and show a Re-
publican gain OF ss7s over Bradlev's vote
in iSa2- The counties 10 be heard from, are
largely Republican.
u IS only q question 90 ma 1or,tv in Ken
lucky for the states electoral vote ha<
gone for Mckinley By a ma forfty OF urs,h-
sbEy I5-ss. although Chairman Roberts
Of ehe Republican committee. saws IL viii
reach sSsa Owing 70 hack Of teser-a m
stations IN the eastern part % K-nf,,f,cv
McKsniey's plurality IN ths state viii nor
~ known for az least another twenty fc,ss-
hours hUs Il - conceded hy many Demo-
serats that x VIII not be less than 10 an
They refuse 10 give K up az Democrats
headquarters. stsl claiming they have a
chance TO carry the state.
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MISSOURI

st. Louis. Nov. 3.-According to an az
ternoon paper, Chairman Cook, of the
Democratic state committee comedies
St Louis to the Republicans by plural
ity of only 5000. The state. he says is
overwhelmingly for Bryan. On the other
hand. Secretary Griffin OF the Republi-
can state committee. claims 30.000 for the
Republican electoral ticket in st. Louis.
The Post Dispatch in late issue says:
''As we go to press Gov. Stone is cioseted
at the Planters hotel with Chairman
Cook. Major Salon and Judges Harvey
and Edmunds. Chairman Cook has been
out a. a number of precincts with Judge
Harvey and Chief of Detectives Desmond.
Mr.. Cook admits that sensational dis
covery has been made. and that an ex-
plosion Is imminent. The runor in the
hotel lobby is that the election commits
sioners will be Immediately suspended by
Gov. Stone. A representative of the As
sociated Press called at the Democratic
headquarters and learned that the con-
ference as stated was being held.
Neither Gov. Stone or Chairman Cook
would be seen. II is said by an attache
OF the headquarters that fragrant corrup-
tfcn had been discovered In four or Ave
wards which would probably result In
throwing out the entire vote OF these
wards. Intense excitement prevails
about the hotel With the closing of the
polls the saloons opened, and thousands
of enthusiasts are fast becoming drunk
One hundred and sixteen precincts out
side OF st. Louis sive Bryan 1,4Se. Mckin-
ley go.
Twentyfour precincts in Missouri out
side of ST. Louis. out of a total OF 2o40.
give Bryan 3.5ss Mckinley l.s4s-
a. NIT Is doubtful il the complete
returns for St. Louis will be received be-
fore noon today "wednesday. At this
hour. ] a m. only 6S out of AS precincts
have been returned. and FIVE out of twen-
ty-eight wards in the city have not been
heard from at all. The returns from the
state outside of the city of st. Louis are
even more meager and incomplete.
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CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco. NV. S.-The interest
manifested in tie election has been some
thing unusually IN California. Every
town sn the stata Is receiving bulletins
tonisAs. ans. in San Francisco the crowds
gathered about the newspaper bulletin
boards are enormous. Street car traffic On
Market street was nearly stopped Al
day long people hung about the newspa-
aer Offices. and zen night came the
crowds increased .snfoli When the Te-
turns commenced 10 cone IN great en-
thusissm vas manifested. Both Bryan
and Mckinley psrtlsans ~e-e out in force
and taey chesre3 .ru3ly fcr their favor-
ties Incorspiete ret-rns from three pre-
clactS es the Farty-sscona dlssr3c; give
Mckinley IS Bryan 81 Ir,omplete re-
turns .rora the sixteenth precinct % ;he
Forty-thtrd district show Mckinley
slightly ahead 81 Bryan The Twelfth
precinct. Fcr;y-tsrt District. Mckinley
and Bryan are ever. aAsa in the Thirteenth
precinct .. tae same district In TIE Elsy-
enth precinct Mckinley - slightly ahead
n tae Slxteenth prec.lc; Mckinley also
leads. Fer congressmen. Fourth district.
o Rrien. RsE.. Is recesvins C.aay more
votes than Aasa.re. Dem.
In the S-xta congressional district four
pgeS3nSss SUf % Sls give Bryan ia Achin-
icy Ia Toe SAM precincts gave Cleve-
land "a. Harrison isS. In TIRE Seventh dis
,rics ase eai c. sS precincts sive Bryan
ssS MckiElsy isl The sane precincts
gave Esrrssoa 81. Cleveland t1
Les Angeles. New. S-SsG ,. Mo Re-
turns have f~sz received il thss city and
outside Gtssrscts In The city Bryan
seems - nave a small majority IA pre-
csness counted Rs~sus for congress leads
McESchgaa s2SAsIy. TIE Rspah.8e&n 81
pesaor tS&swS Viii all ae slectrG. SEsa.
Rep. for state sszasor. has small lead
II sas city. Tie Republican axssma1yrnea
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. n. j., Nov. s.-Reporss received
here from the principal cities are 10 the
enect that the state will be carried for
Mckinley by seossl majority. 1t was stated
tnat the fne weather was drawing out the
Republican voters in large numbers. and
the Republicans stated that they were
likely to get the eight congressman from
this state Mahlon Ritney the candidate
Tor the Fourth district. where some doubt
as TO the Republican success existed, was
reported to be making very strong run.
Camden. Nov. a-McKinley's majority
in Camden county Is about -,ooe
Ten precincts in Indiana give Mckinley
ssS. Bryan @S. Palmer 8 other candidates
Is.
Late returns from the several counties
OF New Jersey. with proportsonase esti-
mates for the unreported precincts indl-
cate that Mckinley will carry the state
by from 4s. 900 to 5o.ooe. The Republicans
elect SIX of the eight congressman. with
the indications that Pitney. Republican.
also has carried the Fourth district by
1a0
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. Nov. 3.--Returns coming In
slow. but thus far indicate Republican
gain.
Washington City. Nov. "A Star spe-
cial from Wheeling. W. Va. says: Good
weather indicates an un sualiy full vote.
Nothing has occurred 10 sange the fore
cast. Chairmen Dawson All Edmnnston
each claiming the state for Mckinley and
Bryan. respectively. by 5000 10 1900. Gold
Democrats are voting largely for Mckip-
ley.
No official returns have been received
from any part CT the state az l a. m. At
Republican headquarters the statement Is
made that II is now only a question of
majority. Governor. for conxrs ssman IN
the First district. Is certainly reelected by
the Republicans, and they ciasm all three
of the others. the legislature and state
ticket. Chairman Dawson of the Repub-
lican state committee. sad 10 the Asso-
Gated Press representative al midnight:
Mex snlev has carried West Virginia by
from II 600 10 SEQ. and the Republican
state ticket and four Republican congress-
men are elected" The Democratic mad
quarters make no clam hut express hope.
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Columbus, O. Nov. SELECTION day vas
unusually pleasant. Reports 10 Republi-
can state headquarters UP 20 p. m. indi-
cate that more votes were polled IN the
fore part of the day than ever before at an
election The Republicans claim the state
by a big plurality. but the Democratic
state managers claim they will have sew
eral surprises for the public from Cincin-
natl. Cleveland. Columbus and other Ohio
counties.
Hamilton. Nov. s.-Seventy precincts
give Mckinley li.oss. Bryan foses The
same In 1895 gave Bushnell. Republican.
u.4ss Campbell. Democrat. sti4-
Mckinley carries his ward by the fol-
lowing precinct pluralities. A. lio; B. 81:
c. lis: d. IL: total. 2si. This ward gave
Cleveland 1n3-
Cincinnati. Nov. s-Seventy precincts
give Mckinley i4oss. Bryan iosss. The
same precincts in 1895 gave Bushnell ii.4a5.
Campbell s.4A
Thirty out of 3sl precincts in Hamilton
county give Mckinley s.7s3. Bryan se7s.
II this average = maintained I; Will give
McK.nley a plurality OF 5000 in the
county.
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Portland. Nov. 3.-Three precincts out OF
q IN this city give Mckinley 554. Bryan
1aa Palmer 10, a Republican gain Of 10
over the June election
Portland Nov. Sat p. m. both Re-
n.,brscan and Democratic committees are
claiming oregon. hut no figures have been
received The Republican chairman
claims 500 majority for Mckinley. bat
ire Democrats will give out no figures.
Three precincts In the city OF Portland
give Mckinley 334. Bryan 1so. Palmer Is
This Is gain of $50 for the Republicans
oyer the vote % las. June.
s.E .. m--Twenty precincts In the city Of
Portland and ffty-thres precincts outside
az the city give Mckinley ia.f0. Bryan
est II this ratio In maintained Mckinley
viii have at least $500 majority in the
state.
FYssy-three precincts In Oregon outside
~ Portland give Mckinley s.so4. Bryan
SGT.
Portland complete: Mckinley io.l7i. Bry-
an s4ea.
one hundred and eixhty-sosfr precincts
Z, ~n@ state outside OF Portland give Nc
K.nlev ls-zss. Bryan lsi9. .nsur.ng 500
majority for Mckinley.
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MONTANA.
The silver Men Have the state ~
Probably 10000.

Helena. Nov. 3-Special-Returns on
state and national coming in slowly on
the basis Of returns received al 10 o'clock.
Bryan will carry Montana by s.eo. Smith,
Demo-Populis, candidate for governor, Is
close 20 Bryan. Hartman, for congress. is
close TO Smith.
Great Falls, Nov. 3--Montans weather
today is ideal for a large vote The vote
Is heavy. The fusion committee claim the
state for BRYAN by ia1pD to Is an. The Re-
puhIicans claim the ma jority will he con-
siderably less. The fusion state ticket is
claimed in .ts entirety. hut while the Re-
publican mana gers conce6e the governor.
they expect TO pull through c. NJ. Weber
for state treasurer and L. Rot;witt for
secretary OF state. Charles Hartman. Re-
pubsican-siIver candidate for congress, X
is believed will have larger majority
than Bryan.
Butte. Nov. s-Seventeen precincts give
Mckinley 500. Bryan AIS.
The entire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fusion
state ticket is elected with the possible ex-
ceprson OF justice of rhe supreme court.
treasurer and secretary OF state
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ALABAMA.

birmingham. Ala. Nov. 3--weather
pleasant. but threatening rain. At Dem
ocratic headquarters Il is claimed that
the labor vote Is solid for the Democrat
ic ticket. but at Republican headquarters
this Is denied. and jefferson county, in
Guiding birmingham. is claimed for Nc
kinley. Democrats are throwing consid-
cradle strength 10 Mckinley and Grove
for congress. Circulars were scattered
over the Fourth and Fifth districts signed
Mark Hanna and William Vaughan. ad-
vissng negroes to vote the Democratic
ticket Vaughan says the circular is a
forgery. No disturbances have been re-
ported except In Jefferson county. whers
the miners and IIi,erats voters complain
az saildozing. which IS TOW being irves-
ugafed by the Republicans. All inaica-
tons pelnt 20 a heavy vote
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul. Nov. 3.--Twelve precincts In
ST. Paul not included in any of the pre-
vious bulletins give Mckinley ISIS. Bryan
1,062
Comparisons from scattered points in
I'VE of the seven congressional districts
give Mckinley s23. Bryan 49,
Sixty-fiye precincts In Minnesota. in
ciuding forty from this city. give McKin-
ley l0.2SA. Bryan 6.1si.
Forty-eight precincts In Minnesota give
Mckinley s.l26. Bryan 4.243. Twenty-three
precincts In the city of st. Paul give Nc
Kinley 3.4l0 Bryan 2.227.
Forty-eight precincts in Minnesota give
Mckinley 7.S46. Bryan 6.345.
Sixty precincts In Minnesota including
forty from ST. Paul. give Mckinley 10 "a.
Bryan $751; The ratio of gain for the Re-
publfcans in the rest Of the state seems
to Indicate one of the largest majorities
ever cast in Minnesota
One hundred and four precincts. inciud-
fng s In s. Paul, give Mckinley l5,SSS,
Bryan 10. 13L
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY 4 1896

e Desrost give Mckinley ses- Bryan
s.ils. Fafmer II. Levsring - For COVER
acS. Flngree. Republican ASA. Sieiehs.
sHSef. 4N.: sp-agIe. gold Democrat. 80.
safcrd, Prohibition. ss.
fsfteen precincts outside Of Detroit give
mckinley sas. Bryan sss. Palmer 6. Lever
ing z.
iwenty-two precincts OF Detroit give
ScAfniey 81 plurality For governor the
same precincts give Pingree ssas. Sleight
3Qe
Detroit, Nov s.-Scaste-fng reports from
the state indicate that half the entire
vote had been cast by noon The weather
continues clta- and warm. and the vote
Is decidedly the heaviest ever poiled In
Michigan In the rural districts many
siiyerfte farmers are reported TO De yos-
Ing for Pingree. Republican candidate for
governor. but Pingree is being cut heavily
oy railroad empio f-s, many OF them
within his oxn parry. No disorder has
been reE orted as ret.
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Dallas. Nov. 3.-kauffman county gives
Bryan 3.Sto ma iority.
This city has gone for Mckinley and
kearby. Populisf. for governor.
The Galveston News comedies the e.ec-
tson of Bryan and Sewan electors: also the
election of Culberson. silver Democrat. for
governor. For congress. r. r. Hawley.
Republican. In the Tenth. is reasonably
sure OF election. In the Twelfth. G.. II.
Noopan. Republican. and ]. l.. Saayden.
Democrat. are running close. The Repub-
leans claim the election OF II. q. Ross IN
the Eleventh. and the Popuissts claim the
election of Is. Gibbs In the Sixth
The Democrats do not concede
three towns and precincts IN North Texas
give McKiaiey s.ss7. Bryan and Sewau
s,33S, Bryan and Watson s.02s.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha. Nov s-Twen,y-eight precincts
in Nebraska outside OF Omaha. Mckinley
zx6 Bryan 36i7: in lsea. Republicans S.zl4.
fuSiouisrs ass.
A. SD the Indications are that the state
az N@Srsss on she presidential ticket VIA
be exr<<dsnzfy close Seyensy-tnree pre-
csurts outside OF Omaha ard Lincoln give
Mckinley lG.as. Bryan s3G. Both caFssfl-
dates are making nsg gains over the vote
os iss< The gains about offset ore znc'h-
e~. however In the larger towns OF the
state Mckinley leads BRYAN. and in the
smaller villages Bryan slightly leads. On
rae theory that fsry an g'.il carry sas farm
sr vote. she present situation Is favorz5is
10 him. since no returns Of Importance
have yet been received Those rural dss-
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond Nov. 3.-The negro votes are
being poiled slowly. Both sides at noon
appeared 10 be very well satisfied that the
election Is being fairly conducted.
New York, Nov. 3.-The Journal says
Virginia is Republican by 1890.
Danv.ile. Nov. 3.-DanviEe complete:
Bryan l.7ae. Mckinley ISIS; Democratic
loss $50.
Newport News. Nov. 3-Warwick coun-
ty gives Mckinley ss7. Bryan 23S
The returns received here up TO a. m.
indicate the Democrats have carried vir-
gInIa by 1900. They gained In the black
counties. but lost In the cities and some
white counties.
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee. WI. Nov. 3.-Fuliy two
thirds OF the registered vote OF the city
and county had been polled up 20 noon.
In precinct CHE In the thirteenth ward
the ballot box became gorged and voting
was suspended until legal advice could
be secured es 10 the use OF another re-
ceptacle. AdvIees from the interior OF
the state are TO the same effect. that an
unpreceis tinted vote is being cast The
threatened complications over the Nation
al soldiers home. near the city, have not
yet developed. Wiseonsin's vote viii be
IN long before the legal hour for closing
the polls. No disturbances are reported
from any part
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COLOR ADO.

Denver. Nov 3-The weather generally
throughout Colorado is good. and n rhe
mining districts the vote is the heaviest
ever known II IL apparent fha, Bryan
and Sewau VIII receive an overwhelming
majority. ard interest centsrs in the e,ec-
ton OF state officers. There are four
tickets in the field. and the result is IN
doubt The silver Republican-Dem
fusion candidates and the Populis,-S.lver
party nominees appear TO be running
about even In Denver over two-thsrds OF
the registered vote was polied at noon.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake. Nov. S.-The weather Is damp
and chilly. with light snow. There were
very few people at the polls al o'clock.
This is the first election IN Utah under
the Australian system and the voting is
slow.
Salt Lake. Nov. 3.--Meager returns show
large Democratic gains. The chairman OF
the Democratic state committee claims
that Kind. Democrat, for congress-. is
elected by 1900 majority. and that the
Democrats have carried Is of S3 members
of the legislature.
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FLORIDA.

ST. Augustine. Nov. 3-There Is large
Republican vote. many business men WHO
are Democrats not voting at all.
Jacksonvills Nov. AIN the afternoon
the weather cleared in many localities and
the voters throneed to the polls. Reports
from all parts Of the state indicate that a
large Democratic vote will be polled- The
negroes are also voting and In several
counties the Republican vote will be large.
as the blacks are voting solid The Demo-
cratic candidates for congress are receiv-
ing strong support. many gold men voting
for both Davis and Spakman.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

SIOUX Fails. Nov. s--fnsormasson from
ali over the state indicates a heavy vote.
Both sides are confident. Returns viii be
slow on account OF muddy roads in the
country districts.
Sioux Falls. Nov. s--yery fs-sle has heen
heard from the state at large. hut shere is
nothing TO shake the Republican conf
dsnce N carrying the state. In any event.
the Republicans viii have good working
majority N the legislature. and elect a Re-
publican United States senator.
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u.c,s which have reported. however. do
no1 Dear out the .6ea that the farmers are
voting for Bryan Ter rural precincts have
Iepof1ei. showing about the same ratio
"h-ch obtains n rhe smaller towns of the
state THIS means ira. Mckinley viii
cassy Neeraska by a small vote. though
tae silver men do not corcede this Two
years ago the P0rulssts and Democrats.
WIN fusion. elected a governor cy G.aa
plurality. Ta.rty-nfne precincts IN Ne
e1ska. outside OF Omaha. give Mckinley
4sss. Bryan ASST. Two years ago. Repuo-
leans f.sss. Democrats ss4s
Bryan has probably carried Nebraska
by plurality Of i.pa
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. Nov. S--Chairman Kieinogle. OF
the state Democratic committee. has just
received word OF large vote IN the north
ern part of the state. and Burke. congress
sional candidate on the fusion ticket. Is
running ahead OF the rest of the ticket.
Chairman Copp. of the Republican state
committee. just arrived from Grand
Forks, states that the largest vote ever
known in that section is being polled.
Both sides still hold TO their claims that
they will win by 1900 on presidential eiec-
tors.
Fargo gives Mckinley 400 majority. Bry-
an carries but one ward in the city.
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MICHIGAN

D.tros,. Nor. s-Tasrtesn ,rec.-cts ou,-
side os Detroit give Mckinley So, Bryan
sxS
The Republican state central cor r-Yssftse
announces ;1at = Precincts IN Michigan
give Mckinley ass Plurality. The same
IA $50 gave a DSTocr 1s4c plurality 0f III
Thls ratio. Il IL claimed. 4 continued. VIII
give Michigan 20 McAlnley by aeaeao
Forsy-tou- precincts o1t OF LES outside
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TENNESSEE.

New York. Nov. 3----Chairman r. Stahl-
ran, OF the state committee of Tennes-
see. says his advlees are that Mckinley
will carry Tennessee by sn.ooa
New York. Nov. 3.--The Journal tBry-
an) comedies Tennessee TO Mckinley by
o.enA
State returns are slow. Outside OF cities
Bryan leads largely. Taylor. DEM. for
governor. leads Tillman. Rep.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov 3-The county outside
OF Baltimore city gives about 1880 ma jor-
ity for Mckinley. Republican gain Of
) 40 oyer lSse
Chairman Rusk Of the Democratic city
committee comedies Baltimore city to Nc
Kinley by 15.0o 1t gave Cleveland AssS In
1as4
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PENNSYLVANIA

raston. Pa. Nov. 1-The Eighth con-
rrssstonaI district as represented by Hart.
r~rn is doubtful Gen. Kirkpatrick is
running ahead In his home county. bat the
other three counties in the district are sx-
uec.es 20 give plurality In favor OF Ban
ner Dem. and Democrats claim ne viii
- elected.
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lead ny ! sight margin

lead BY a slight margin
Sacramento. New a--2esrrrs from tho
Sacramento county precincts are coming
In slowly. Immense crowds OF psppse are
assembled about the bulletin bonds ard
there are mingled cheers and hisses as
the news Of McKinley's triumph in the
East is flashed upon the screens Il Is
admitted by the Republican managers
that Grove I. Johnson for congress Eas
met sore defeat. He did no, ge. the vote
which was expected in fhis city and coun-
IT, The indications are that Dory. Dem.
has defeated Brrs!s. Rep. for state sem
ator. and that two Demo-Populisc assem-
blymen have been elected
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Columbia. 8 c.. Nov. s-The election is
progressing quietly throughout the state
and UP 10 O'clock 10 trouble of any kind
had been reported The negroes are TAX
sng little interest in the contest. Their
entire registration in the state does not
exceed Aao. The Democrats expect 20
elect q solid congressional delegation.