The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05


publican by nearly two-thirds majority.
From returns at hand it seems certain
| that the constitutional amendment, pro-
| viding fer woman suffrage, has been de-
feated by a large majority.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. AT O'Clock
| this evening Chairman Martin of the
Democratic state committee, Claimed
| that it would require the official count 10
| determine the result in Indiana. AT
! that hour he had received returns from
| 81 of the go counties, showing plural
| ity for Mckinley OF S,3l7. These dsd
not include Marion county, which would
| increase McKinley's plurality to about
I $4,000 Chairman Martin, however,
1 charges that in some counties of the
state the Democratic and Populist votes
were not aggregated, which, If true,
would decrease McKinley's apparent
I plurality, and for this reason ne VIII
await the official count, refusing, in the
meantime, to concede the state.
The 81 counties heard from at o'clock
showed a Democratic loss over 1872 OF
15,442. In some Of the counties sun 10
be heard from the Democrats expect con-
siderable loss. Chairman Co"ov
claims the state for Mckinley by at
Kinley's plurality in Indiana will not De
less than Is 900, nor more than 2o,ooe.
The Republican state ticket Is also eject
ed by safe majority.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 4.-Chairman Mar
tin, of the Democratic state committee.
has just received a telegram from the
Democratic chairman of Marshall coun-
ty saying that in the estimate sent from
that county the Democratic ana Popu-
list vote was not aggregated, Wnlcn
would make a difference in favor OF the
Democrats of over 300 votes. Tele-
grams from other parts Of the state. Mr..
Martin says, indicate a similar condl-
ton. AS the Populist vote in the state
amounts to 10000, practically all OF
which voted with the Democrats. tut
,,re aggregation of the vote would onset
a plurality for Mckinley Of many
thousands. 1t will be some time before
it can be determined whether the vote
has been aggregated, and, pending sucn
knowledge. the state will be in doubt.
EARLY MORNING.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 4.-S:45 a. m.
The returns from Indiana up TO this nour
indicate net Republican gain OF about IL
to a precinct, which would give the STATE
to Mckinley by about $4,000.
EIGHT O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. -four hum
dred of the 3,115 precincts in Indiana out
side of Marion county Qndianapo1s)
show net gain at 4,179. a little over lo
20 a precinct. This ratio Of Republican
gain has been kept steadily up and II 1t
continues will give the state to Mckinney
by over 10000 With such heavy Re
publican vote over the state, the Re-
pubIicans have probably all the congress
sional candidates, though there is doubt
about Sultzer in the Fourth district;
Tracewell in the Third and Lands in
the Fourth. There is little doubt that
Johnson is reelected in the Sixth. The
Republicans will have majority in the
legislature which the Republican mana
gers place at AZ on joint ballot. Marion
county will probably give a Republican
majority of 1000 which is big increase
over the last vote.
AT NOON.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4-The ratio
of Republican gain in this state has stay
ed in the neighborhood of ten to the pre-
cinct since the returns began coming in.
While not one-fourth of the state has
been heard from, the returns already in
are sufficiently scattered to Indicate pref
ty definitely that McKinley's plurality
will not fail below $4,000. 1t is impossible
to state just how many congressman the
have elected or just how the
legislature will stand. but there is little
DR. no doubt that the Republicans will |
elect big majority of both.
AT THREE P. NJ.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4.-Late re- |
turns this afternoon indicate heavy DEM |
ocratic gains in southern Indiana strong !
holds. This will reduce the estimate of |
a big Republican plurality early in the !
lay but from present indications will not |
affect the general result. which is that |
has carried the state. The Re-
publicans probably elect nine congress
men.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. IRE turns re-
,eived by the News up to 2:30 from about /
500 precincts out of nearly 5000 outside /
If Marion county:
While the latter reports do not show
quite as large a ratio of gains over the |
vote of '92 as the precincts first reported,
hey still show considerable gains. The
Judgment of those best Informed in regard /
% the conditions throughout the state is
hat Indiana will give a Republican plu-
atty of about 10000. The majority for
Mckinley in Marion county Qndianapo-
is) perhaps will not be far from 5000
rhe indications are that the legislature
VIII WIN on JOINT DallOt Out the returns
Ire not yet complete enough to make this
absolutely sure. The Republicans have
elected eight or nine out Of the thirteen
Terre Haute, Ind, Nov. 4.-Vigo coun-
y will give Mckinley about $50 majority,
reduction of 400 from last nights esti-
nate. This is a Republican gain of 30
'ver 1892. Sullivan and Parke counties
how Democratic gains over 1892 vote.
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. Indiana
Fil give $1,000 majority for Mckinley.
j. K GOWDY,
chairman Republican state central COM
n1ittee.
AT SIX P. NJ
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 4-Fifty Of 90
ounties in Indiana show Mckinley plur-
lily $4,000. If the other counties vote
5 they did in '92, they will give Bryan
lurality of 1888. But there is every rea-
on TO expect considerable gains in the
ounties north for the Republicans over
ne vote OF '92. The state is reasonably
ertain therefore for Mckinley by at
,ast 10000 plurality.
Oregon.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 4.-Nearly COM
lete returns from all but six small
ountses in Oregon give Mckinley "a .954,
'ryan 81 ,so9. MeKiniey's majority 3,2i4.
AT SIX A. NJ.