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GreeneSsiIIc.
NOftOy,ay.

Crewe: Complete returns from Motto
way county gives a Democratic majority
OF 800 for Epes-a loss Of as compared
with 1892 and Joss Of 42l as compared
with 1891. Bryan's plurality Is 46l. Many
negroes refrained from voting at some
precincts The Republicans Kept tally at
all voting-places. few arrests made
hnf no disturhance.
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ILLINOIS.
Indications FONT to Republican
Majority of 100000.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, November 3.-The IN
dications. based upon returns from all
but 100 precincts Of Chicago and on
scattering returns from outside the CITY,
are that Mckinley and Tanner have car
ried Illinois by over 10000 Tanner Is
running ahead of his ticket but some
what behind Mckinley
The returns from elghty-four Chicago
precincts give Mckinley H2.7)l; Bryan.
i26.737; Palmer. 1l0. one hundred and
two precincts in Illinois, outside Of Cook
county. give Mckinley 3, 49,; Bryan, l5Vp;
Palmer 1856.
In 1892 the Harrison vote In the same
number Of precincts was 1893; Cleveland,
1889. Sixty-hye precincts In Illinois. out
side Of Cook county, give Tanner l9tt;
Altgeld 1882 The vote in 1892 was;
Harrison 1897; Cleveland. l2,7SI
Chairman Hitch, Of the Republican
State Central Committee, said at 9
O'Clock: illinois has gone for McKin-
ley and Tanner by 12j.0OO. Tanner is run
ming far ahead Of his ticket
Captain Tanner. the popular Governor
elect. arrived at the Republican head
quarters. at the Great Northern Hotel,
from his home I'm Louisville, and Wa
Immediately congratulated as the next
Governor OF Illinois. He said: "Mckn-
ley and / have carried the State by con-
slderably over 10000 majority
National l-Committeeman Jameson. OF
Illinois. who was az headquarters receive
ing the returns. agreed that the known
vote in Cook county and parts Of the
State outside made Illinois sure for Nc
Kinley and Tanner, and the whole state
ticket by over 10000 If the same ratio
Of gains was maintained I'm the rest Of
the State The scattered returns re-
celved from outside OF CHICAGO show
large Republican gains over 1892.
HINRICHSEN GIVES IT UP.
Chairman Hinrichsen. of the Demo
cratic State Committee, conceded Cook
county to Mckinley and Tanner and adj
mitted that the indications pointed 10
the rest Of the State going the same way,
although he would not give 1t up until
after full returns had been received from
the country.
The Democrats look for larger gains
and generally favorable returns from the
southern part Of the State. which has
hardly been heard from yet These re-
turns are expected by Chairman Hin
richsen 10 largely Offset the favorable
figures from Chicago and the northern
counties.
Whteside county gave Mckinley a ma
iority Of 2.500-a gain Of 1.i22 over 1892
Logan county has been carried by 80
majority II was formerly Democratic
by 600. This is an indication OF the
ratio Of Republican gains in the counties
heard from. EvanstOn's vote was: Nc
Kinley. S0S7 Bryan. 6oS. The Republi-
cans carried Pullman by 400 plurality
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OIsIO.
Returns Point 10 Republican PIu-
raIity of 10000.

COLUMBUS, November 3.-Ohio elected
to-day besides presidential electors, a
Secretary Of State, Food Commissioner,
Supreme Judge, and Public Works Com
missioner. The Populists and Democrats
fused on the State and electoral tickets.
Each got two candidates on the State
ticket, the POpulists getting five OF the
twenty-three electors. These hye electors
were to vote for Watson. The others
were to vote for Sewall for Nice-Presi-
dent. All were. OF course, TO vote for
Bryan for President. There We're S5o,2ss
votes cast in 1892. To-day the total vote
was about 925,o0O.
While the returns from Ohio at this
hour $50 are meagre and indefinite, they
all point TO a Republican plurality In
no case do they show a Democratic gain.
The cities show larger gains, and the
rural precincts, 80 far as heard from'
show a net Republican gain of d per
cent. This would indicate a Republican
plurality in the State OF at least 5000.
NEW CONGRESSMEN.
The following congressman have been
elected:
First District-W. p. shattuck Repubn-
cam.
Second-J. r. Brownen Republicam.
Fourth-George Marshall (DemocraO.
Slxth-S. w. Brown (Republcan).
Seventh-W. T. Weaver Republican).
Eighth Archibald Lybrand 0sapunli-
cam.
Ninth. II. southard (Republican).
Tenth-L. c. Fenton Republican).
E,eventh-C. II. Grosvenor (Republican).
Fourteenth-W. 5. Kerr Republican).
Fifteenth-N. H. Vanyoorhis CRepubli-
cam.
Sixteenth-L Danforth Republican,.
Seyenteenth-A. Mcdowell Democrat
Eighteenth-R. W. Taylor Repubicanl.
Nlneteenth-S. A. Northway CRepuol-
can).
Twentieth-C. y. Beach Republican,.
The Third, Fifth. Twelfth, Thirteenth
and Twenty-hrst districts are still In
doubt
PLURALITY OVER 1900.
The returns so far received indicate
that the Republican plurality in Ohio
will be slightly in excess OF that given
for Bushnell for Governor last year. That
was 9l0lO.
Watson Republican, has been elected
10 Congress from this district, defeating
Lentz free silver fusion. IL was
close district II is now believed that
there have been two free-silver con-
gressmen elected-Marshall in the Fourth,
and Mcdowell I'm the Seventh.
Chairman Kurtz at II =. NJ. claimed
the state for Mckinley on returns so far
received. by 10000.
Columbus City. usually Democratic,
gives Mckinley about 400 plurality. The
entire Democratic county ticket Is de-
feated
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ported from many counties which have
heretofore been Democratic strongholds.
AT 10 O'clock McKinley's plurality is
growing every minute. The returns from
the free-silver stronghods. such as
Davies and Henderson counties. show
heavy Republican gains II will not be
surprising II McKin.ey's plurality reaches
20.OO0
At this hour II looks as IL Colonel w.
c. p. Breckinridgo is defeated for Con-
gress In the Seventh District
One hundred and thirty-three out cf
l3I precincts in the city Of Louisville give
Mckinley 2SS7i; Bryan. ll.2S5. LoulsYins
IN 1892 gave Cleveland i7.GS5; Harrison
1870
The returns from the State are coming
IN slowly. One hundred and thirty-nine
out OF 1868 precincts in the State show
Republican gain OF 4.lM over 1895.
In this city Mayor George l. Todd G2e-
puoiican) is reelected by 900 plurality,
over Charles ID. Jacob Qndependent).
There are no complete returns in from
any congressional districts except this
Uhe Firth. which re-eiects Walter Evans
CkepuoiicaD by about 600o plurality.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The congressional delegation will pro-
baby stand:
First Distrlss-c. X. Wheeler snves
DemocraO.
second-J. u. Slary silver DemocraD.
Third-G. w. Hunter Repubican).
Fourth-John W. Lewis Qerublican).
F1fth-Walter Evans Republican,,
Sixth-R. Il. Ernst Republican.
seyenth-Nery doubtful.
Eighth-s. NJ. Davidson Republcan).
Ninth-H. J. Pugh Republlcan).
Tenth-J. w. Langley Republican).
Eleventh-D. c. Goison 0epubllcan).
No serious trouble has been reported.
the election passing Off very quietly.
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MISSOURI.
Majority OF 10000 for Bryan Claim
ed-nland Elected.

ST LOUIS. MO, November S.-Meagre
returns have been received at Democratic
state headquarters up to z. NJ. Eigh-
teen precincts in the State outside OF
ST. Louis give Bryan 2,2iS; Mckinley.
i.53; Stevens OemocraD, for Governor,
LIS; Lewis Repubican), for Governor
1,26S.
Chairman Cook, Of the State Demo-
cratic Committee. says Bryan carries
Missouri by fOOO0, but comedies that Ste
vens. for Governor, will not have more
than 5000 majority.
Up TO the present time not precinct
I'm st. Louis has been reported at police
headquarters, and from the complicated
count on the ballots il will be at least
II o'clock before calculation can be
made with certainty on the result Of the
election in the city. Conservative esti-
mates. however, give st. Louis TO the
Republicans by at least 5000 majority
Hunt Democrat undoubtedly wins
over Joyce, in the Eleventh Congressional
District, and Bartholdt is reelected In
the Tenth District In the Eighth Con-
gressional District Richard Z. Bland is
elected by nearly 1000 majority.
Jefferson City gives Mckinley 200 ma
jority a gain of 800 Republican votes.
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ceived only % votes in Winchester. Hay
runs slightly ahead Of Bryan.
cnnt. Lnmh Cnrries Third Dlrtrict.

Captain John Lamb, of Henrlco, will
be the next congressman from the Third
District. and he will take his seat with
the proud satisfaction OF having achieved
one OF the most wonderful and complete
victories in the political history of tho
State. He was elected over Judge Lewis
by some 4OOO or more majority.
Here I'm Richmond the victory surpassed
what the most sanguine Democrats hoped
for. Manchester and the counties also did
handsomely.
The vote in Richmond was probably
as large as was anticipated, but great
many ballots had 10 be thrown out be-
cause they were not properly marked.
The Boilers appear to have polled only
about 800 votes. In many precincts their
strength was so small that no account
was taken OF 1t I'm the returns reported
last night.
Captain Lambs majority in the city
was 3.2l3.
DOES VERY WELL
Manchester stands firmly I'm the Demo-
cratic column. This is how she voted,
tho Gouros hafnp given Iy wards.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
McKinIey's Majority Apparently
15O.OOO-LegiSInturc Republican.

Observation-Disclosures Republican.
BOSTON. MASS, November S.-The in
dications are that Mckinley has carried
Massachusetts, by 10000 Wolcott, for
Governor. runs somewhat behind McKin-
ley. williams, the Silver candidate for
Governor. also runs behind Bryan, though
not as much as Wolcott runs behind
Mckinley. The vote is very large in
all parts of the State.
The congressman elected are: S. Wright
Republican). in the First; Gillett Republi-
cam. I'm the Second: Walker CRepublican),
i'm the Third Welmouth Republican),
I'm tho Fourth; Knox Republicam In the
Fifth; Moody (Republican). in the Sixth;
Barrett Republican, in the Seventh; Nc
Can Republican, in the Eighth; FitZ-
gerald DemocraO. in the Ninth. The
Tenth District Is still In doubt. Sprague
Republican, is elected in the Eleventh;
Levering (Repuhlicam. In the Twelfth.
and Smpkins Republican,. in the Thir-
teenth.
The Palmer vote promises TO equal the
desired per cent OF the total. 10 give
the boiling Democrats standing on the
Australian ballot
Both OF the biennial election amend
ments have been defeated by votes Of
about to 1.
The Legislature Is Overwhelmingly Re
publican In both branches.
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for Mckinley. ST. Paul has given him ma
jority OF at least 5000 and Minneapolis
has done M least AS well. The state has
apparently given the Buckeye statesman
about 50.cc0 plurality. Every county so
far reporting gives a big Mckinley ma
jority. The only man on the Democratic
ticket who has chance Of election Is
Lind. for whom the Scandlnayians nave
voted very extensively. Lind. however,
seems 10 be buried under the Mckinley
avalanche.
II Is clean Republican sweep on con-
gressmen. except i'm the Seventh District.
The First District goes for Tawney by
5000. the Second for DIcCleary by 1000,
the Third for Heatwole by 2co0, the
Fourth for Stevens by 10000. the Fifth for
Fletcher by 6,000. and the Sixth for Nor
ris by 5000. The Seventh District Is I'm
doubt. but has probably gone for Eddy
Repubuoan) by few hundred.
The Legislature has gone Republican by
two-thirds on joint ballot.
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NEW YORK.
Mckinley and Hobart Make n Clean
Sweep-PiurnIity, $4,000.

NMeep-IiuGbitiN. - isV'V
NEW YORK. November 3.-McKinley
and Hobart made a clean sweep Of the
Empire State The Democratic plurality
of 5000 IN 1892 was reversed. and the un-
precedented plurality Of 2SiOoO has been
rolled UP for the Republicans and sound
money Tammany's former majority In
this city has been overcome, and the
stronghold Of the Democracy has given a
plurality Of q 600 for Mckinley.
In Brooklyn MoKinley's plurality IS %
co. In the state outside Of the two cities
he has a plurality of 23L0oo In every
county and town there have been Re
publican gains which are equal TO all
that the managers claimed in this state.
Black, the Republican candidate for
Governor, is elected by about AO.OD.
Timothy J. Woodruff Republican,, for
Lieutenant-Governora and Irving q. Nann'
for Judge of the Court Of Appeals, are
elected by nearly as large pluralities. The
Republicans have elected twenty-eight
Republican congressman to the Democrats
six. They Will have about 10 out Of the
80 members Of the State Assembly, and
the election of a Republican TO succeed
David y. Hill In the United States Senate
Is assured. About the only salvage from
the wreck that the Democrats have Sc
cured is the election of Sulzer Cummings
Mcclellan, Bradley. and Nehslage 10 con-
gress from this city.
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GEORGIA.
All the Democratic Nominees Tor
Congress Elected.


ATLANTA, GA. November 3.-There
Is no doubt about the election Of all OF
tbe eleven Democratic nominees for Con-
eress I'm Georgia. The majorities range
from 1000 TO 5000. the aggregate Demo-
cratic majority Of the State being 10000
for congressmen. and approximately the
same for Bryan and Sewall.
The vote is not as large as in the re-
cent state election, as many Of the Popu-
lists. their party having Withdrawn IT'S
electoral ticket from the field, retrained
from voting. Many OF them voted Tor
Mckinley. il being particularly notice
able that in several OF the strongest
Populist counties Mckinley electors oo-
tanned majorities.
The Palmer and Buckner vote was IN
significant. the participants in the inde-
pendent gold movement generally voting
for Mckinley
CHATHAM COUNTY.
SAVANNAH. GA. November S.-Chat-
ham county gives Lester Democrat, for
Congress. 2.S6; Doyle (Republican),
l.77O; Miller PopuisD, 2j3; Lester's plu-
rality. 1866. Lester's majority, Sl3.
Bryan. 2,JO7, Mckinley, l,7OS; Palmer
81 Populist, 92 Levering 49, Bryan's
majority in Chatham. lS.
Atkinson DemocraO, for Governor, had
a majority about a month ago OF 4,7O)
this being the banner Democratic county
Of the State
WATSON'S DISTRICT.
AUGUSTA, GA. November 3.-In the
Tenth Congressional District, returns
from eight OF the eleven counties insure
the election Of Fleming DemocraD over
West PopulisD. by $500. This is Tom
Watsons district
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RESITLT IN CHESTERFTELD.

RESULT IN CHESTERFIELD.
Chesterfield returned very acceptable
and pleasing majority for the Democratic
nominee.
At SwansbOro Bryan received 422 gotes
as against 2i3 cast for Mckinley. for
Levering. and for Palmer. Lamb re-
ceived 433, as against 2i5 for Lewis. One
voter at this precinct scratched Sewall
and voted for Watson.
At Chesterfield Courthouse Bryan re
ceved 220 votes; Mckinley. l06; Lamb,
2Z. and Lewis. %.
Midlothian gave Bryan l59; Mckinley
ll6; Lamb. ic1. aad Lewis. III Loyerins
and Atwood received 2 each.
Bryan received 13O votes at Skinquarter;
Mckinley, 90; Lamb. l32. and Lewis, 49,
Levering was given one vote.
The vote at Etu1ck was 1873 for Bryan
12S for Mckinley. for Palmer, POI for
Lamb and l27 for Lewis.
At Matoaca Precinct Bryan received
lc5; Mckinley 70; Palmer. /; Leyerlng, q;
Lamb. 164 and Lewis, a.
Winfree's Precinct gave Bryan s.; Nc
Kinley. 81 Lamb, s.. and Lewis 49,
Mckinley carried HancOcks Store. re-
ceiving 50 TO Bryan's "a. Levering re-
ceived /. Lamb got 81, Lewis 81, and five
votes were cast for the other congress
sional candidates.
Bon Air also went Republican. giving
Mckinley o. as against "a for Bryan.
Levering received 2 and Palmer il Lewis
beat Lamb at this precinct, receiving q
10 his 20.
with only Winterpock. Chester and
Eyler's Store 10 hear from, Lambs ma
jority is COZ
HANOVER's FIGURES.
Hanover complete gives Bryan 1G2 ma
jority and Lamb li9. only five precincts
have sent detailed votes thus far Blunts
Store gives Bryan 163; Mckinley. 1i9;
Lamb. lC7; Lewis, 151; and Palmer, g.
The vote at Ashland show a majority OF
y for Mckinley.
Bryan got 60 majority at Hairs shop
and Rural Point gave 90 majority for Nc
Kinley. Halls shop gave Lamb a ma
jority Of g. Clay Precinct gave Bryan
70; Mckinley, 6S; Lamb, 73 and Lewis, 63.
KING WILLIAM FOR LEWIS.
In King William. Manquin and West
Point precincts have yet to be heard
from.
Mangohick gives Mckinley 60 majority,
and Lewis, III.
At Beulahyille Mckinley got ia votes;
Bryan, o.: Lamb, s.; and Lewis. llS
Bryan got s. votes at King William
Courthouse; Mckinley received ll2; Lewis
Ill and Lamb 81.
Louisville Precinct gave Bryan ll6; Nc
Kinley. 21: Lamb 1i3. and Lewis. 222
Total majority for Lewis, 1856.
RESULT IN KING WILLIAM
As far as heard from, New Kent re-
turned a small majority for Mckinley
and Lewis Bryan received 1O4 at Quin-
ton Precinct; Mckinley got 80; Lamb
1OS, and Lewis, o. At Talley's Mil
Bryan received 81; Lamb, 7O Mckinley
100. and Lewis. 80 Barhamsvlle Pre-
cinct gave Bryan IS; Mckinley, 81; Lamb
8. and Lewis S} Lewis's ma jority. 81
GOOCHLAND COMPLETE.
All the precincts in Goochland give Nc
Kinley 9O2 votes Bryan 6T; Lewis, Ssl,
and Lamb, 703.
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LOOKS NJ M'KINLEYlTE.
Large Republican PIuTalitieS in ali
Eastern States.
DEMOCRATIC LOSSES SOUTH And WEST
In Doubtful States Districts Heard from
Show Republican Gains.
MARYLAND APPARENTLY REPUBLICAN
Kentucky and West Virginia the
Same Wny-The Latest Returns In
dicnte n Landslide to the Hepub-
Iican Candidate.

The indications are that Mckinley has
been elected President By a very large
majority. All the Eastern states have
given heavy Republican pluralitles; in
complete returns from the Southern and
Western States indicate Democratic losses
In those sections. and the states which
we're generally regarded as doubtful,
so far as they have been heard from.
show Republican gains. Later returns
will probably modify these results in
favor Of Democracy but they cannot
be expected to change materially the
outcome above indicated.