Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-07

the 1, III precincts of Minnesota have
reported enough to indicate that state
has gone overwhelmingly for McKin-
ley. st. Paul has given him majority
of at least 5000 and Minnapolis has at
least done as well. The state has APP
parently given the Buckeye statesman
about 5O,O plurality, Every county
so far reporting gives big Mckinley
majority. The only man on the state
ticket who has a chance of election is
Lind, candidate for governor, for whom
the Scandinavians have voted very ex-
tensively. Lind, however, seems to be
buried under the Mckinley avalanche.
1t is clean republican sweep on con-
gressmen, except the Seventh district,
which is in doubt, but has probably
gone for Eddy, rep, by a few hundred.
The Legislature is republican by two
thirds on joint ballot.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 4-Meagre T. returns
have been received at democratic state
headquarters Chairman Cook, of the
democratic state committee, claims
Bryan carries Missouri by 10000 and
comedies that Stevens, for governor,
will not have more than $4,000 majori-
ty. From the complicated count on the
ballots it will be very late before a cal
culation can be made with certainty on
the result of the election in the city.
Conservative estimates, however, give
st. Louis to the republicans by at least
%, 900 majority. Hunt dem undoubt-
edly wins over Joy in the Eleventh dis
trict.
y IL, 4 -. 4.
congressional district and Bartholdt is
reelected in the Tenth district In
the Eighth district Richard p. Bland
is elected by nearly 1910 majority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Only mea-
gre and scattering returns have been
received from interior points. In San
| Francisco the returns indicate that
Mckinley leads. Sherman McLaugh-
lin, of the republican state committee,
declines to give any estimate of the
vote, but believes that Mckinley will
carry the state. On the other hand,
Chairman Afford, of the democratic
state committee, claims the state for
Bryan by safe majority. Both sides
maintain that they will elect a major
| lJy Ol anu
also secure the next legislature.
SOUTH DAKOTA
YANKToN, Nov. 4.--Returns are slow.
Chairman Elliott, of the republican
committee, is sanguine that his esti-
mate of 5000 for Mckinley will be low.
1t all depends upon the country pre-
cincts The towns all give Mckinley
good ma jorites, but the country is lia-
BILE to reduce the majority to 5000.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4-Chairman
Cooper, of the republican state central
committee, gives Bryan's majority at
80, 900, while the democratic COMMITTEES
says it will reach 60, 900. The election
of the entire democratic congressional
ticket is also conceded by Cooper.
100 MAJORITY AGAINST SILVER
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Chairmau
Babcocll, of the republican congress-
ional committee, claims 100 majority
against silver in the next house OF
representatives.
TENNESSEE,
, MEMPHIS, Nov. 4. - Tennessee hiss
, gone democratic by $4,000 plurality sc
far as the national ticket is concerned.
The gubernatorial contest is close.
RHODE ISLAND.
, PROVIDENCE, Nov. 4.-The state from
present indications will give Mckinley
90. 900 plurality. Fourteen towns give
Mckinley 3,o54, Bryan 1855