Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-04
EARLIER RETIRNs.

600 plurality.
one thousand election districts in this
city give Mckinley iOs19S; Bryan, 95.9zz'
Palmer 4093
Four hundred and seventy-eight dis
tricts outside Of New York and Brooklyn
give Mckinley 1856: Bryan A6H; Pal
ner. SIS. The same districts in 1892 gave
Harrison Gi.9s6: Cleveland. 5oi22.
Mckinley has undoubtedly carried this
| city by 25.cJ plurality.
ON. thousand ana thrty-siX districts
outside Of New York and Brooklyn give
| MCKINLEY I7O,2A: Bryan. 96.Sl. Palmer,
2.42l. The same districts in 1892 gave Har-
rison. 13S i53; Cleveland. lll,ob.
CONGREssMEN.
Returns arrived up TO this hour @15 i.
M by the Southern Associated Press IN
dicate the election Of the following con
eressmen in New York city:
Seventh District-Veshtag Tammany).
Eighth District-James J. Walsh Gam
many.
Ninth Distributions j. Bradley
CTammany).
Tenth District-Amos J. Cummings
Tammany).
Eleventh Distrlct-William sulzer Gam
many.
Twelfth District-George 3. Mcclellan
Crammany).
Thirteenth District-R. c. Shannon Re-
publicam.
Fourteenth District--L. E. Quigg Re-
publican).
Fifteenth District-P. b. Low Re-
publicam.
This shows gain of two Tammany
congressman.
49, .to,,.o,5 ,,,rao hundred and forty
election districts in this city give Nc
Kinley 1890; Bryan, l2S,SlO; Palmer, o.
40.
BROOKLYN. November S.-The indica-
lions are that Brooklyn has elected six
Republican congressman, as shs did in
1894
Five hundred and sixty districts out OF
629 I'm this city give Mckinley 1892,
Bryan. 1882, Palmer, 40.
MKINLEY'S LEAD.
NEW YORK. November 3-The Herald
saws McKinleys lead steadily grows I'm
Illinois. Iowa, Kentucky. and Maryland.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, November S.-Wil-
son. Fisher, Bennett. and Howe. all Re
publicans. are elected to Congress IN
Kings county.
NEW YORK. November 3.-One thou
sand, two hundred election districts In
lllr AAAg b4fN +fAN AN'i.tNs
1855: Palmer 1928
Returns from go election districts in
New York city indicate plurality for
Black Republican). for Governor, on the
entire city vote OF 600
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. November 3.-Scattering
precincts out of 3)2 in Baltimore city give
Mckinley 6.OO5; Bryan, 3,5lS.
The Republican congressional and
municipal ticket viii not be far behind
Mckinley vote.
Both chairmen Of the State committees
of Maryland claim the State The Re
publicans say they have 1900 plurality,
the Democrats claim 1900.
Eighty-six precincts out Of 302 in Balti-
more city give Mckinley 1858; Bryan,
10 Sol.
Adyices from Garrett county indicate
that the Republicans have plurality Of
400. Carroll county will give Mckinley
so plurality.
Advices from the counties are coming
in slowly. but indicate that the Republi-
cans have made gains in many places
thought 90 be sure for Bryan. Talbot
county goes Republican by about 800.
Seven districts out of twenty-five In
| Frederick county show slight Republican
gains and indicate that Mckinley has won
M the county ~ oVis iAfllL NbullAg is ut
publican. The State Including Balti-
more is Republican by 1900 to 10000
CONGREsSMEN.
At 10 o'clock the indications point to the
election OF five Republican congressman
I'm Maryland. But fragmentary returns
from many Of the counties have been re-
ceived. The three districts made up I'm
part Of Baltimore city-viz., the Second,
civ
Booze. and Mcintyre handsome MAORI
ties. Ex-Congressman Sidney T. Mudds
ma iority in the Seventeenth Ward of this
city will probably suffice 10 overcome
any democratic majorities in the counties
CAPTAIN Jonn Mcdonald CRepublicam is
elected from the Sixth District, composed
Of western counties.
Little has been heard from the Eastern
Shore but Democratic congressman has
probably been reelected in the First Dis
trict.
PORTLAND. ME-, November Six
wards give Mckinley 164O plurality.
LEWISTON. Me. November 3.-The
city gives Mckinley 767 plurality out Of
vote Of 1907.
BATH Me. November S.-McKinley
has carried the city, receiving 1854 votes;
Bryan, 472. Mckinley also carried Sew
airs own ward-McKinley. 167; Bryan, 66.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON. November Massachusetts
elects eleven Republican congressman and
one Democrat-John +. Fitzgerald, Of this
city. One district. the Tenth. is In doubt.
Twenty-slx towns in Massachusetts give
/ Bryan $50; Mckinley, S.553; Palmer. S2C
/ Republican majority 56lS. The same
/ towns in 1892 gave Cleveland 5.56s; Harri-
son. 66ss Republican majority, Ills. Net
/ Republican gain, 1875. II this percentage
holds good throughout the State, Nc
! Kinley's majority viii be lSOO02.
The same towns gave for Governor;
/ Prince $50: Williams, 2g1S; Wolcott, 7,76S.
In 1895 they gave Greenhalge 6.156; VIII
llams, 3,723. Net Republican gain, LOOT
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. MICH. November S.-Forty-
four precincts out Of l,706. outside of De-
troit give Mckinley 6.637; Bryan, 5,ll7;
Palmer. III; lowering, &c.
For GoveTnOr-Pingree, 1854; Sigh, 4OT.
The Detroit Tribune which has been
supporting Bryan, comedies Mehinley's
election.
Ludington City complete, gives McKin
ley a plurality OF no. a gain OF 200 over
1892 Isabella county Is claimed for Bryan
by coo plurality, Democratic gain OF 100.
Adrian shows large Republican gains.
The Republican State Central Commit
tee claims the State by 5000 ana 10000
] plurality, and that Republicans will be
elected IN all congressional districts, eX-
cept the Third and Tenth. The Demo
cratic Committee dispute these claims,
and say Bryan win carry the State by a
small plurality.
Nineteen precincts in Detroit give Nc
| Kinley 1885, and Bryan, 2,375. Pingree
| Repubncan), for Governor, is running