The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-11-07

fused democrats and popuiists. Palmer
and Buckner will receive not over 4.0U
votes The Sound money" democratic
committee claims that from 10000 to $1,000
democrats voted for Mckinley. About one
fourth OF the fusion vote Is cast by the pop
uiists. The republican state ticket. headed
by secretary OF state, and inciuoing
auditor. treasurer. supreme judge. attor-
general and railroad commissioner. is
elected by about the same fgure as the
national ticket. The fusion extended to
state and congressional tickets. The re-
publlcans have elected the entire II con-
First district. 8. M. Clark. $500; Second.
George M. Curtis. $500; Third. ID. b. len
derson, 5000; Fourth, Thomas Updegfaff.
5000: Fifth, r. @. CouAns. 5000; Sixth.
John II. Lacey. 100; Seventh. J. A. T. Hull.
$500; Eighth, W. p. Hepburn. l.5Oo: Ninth.
A. L. Hager. 1000; Tenth. J. T.. Doliiver
1900: Eleventh, George d. Perkins. 1900.
Minnesota.
st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 6.-Returns are suf-
ficiently complete for Minnesota to indi-
cate clearly how the state has gone. Nc
Kinley has q plurality OF perhaps little
more than $4,000, having carried 81. Paul
by 400 and Minneapolis by $500. The re-
publicans also elect all Of their state tick
ct. II was thought for awhile that Clough
(rep) was defeated for governor. but re-
turns received up to nine p. m. show that
he has defeated Lind by q plurality OF from
5000 to 10000. All the rest OF the ticket Is
elected by 10000 The republicans also get
all Of the seven congressman. Towne. the
silver leader, who made the race In tho
Sixth district, is apparently defeated by
less than 500 In the Seventh district Lom-
men (pop.) Is defeated by Eddy (rep.) by
over $500. The legislature is overwhelm-
ingly republican. that party having carried
at least SIS of the ia districts.
North Dakota.
Fargo, N. D., Nov. Eight hundred OF
the l,243 precincts In the state give Nc
Kinley a majority Of 1000. Johnson. candi-
date for congress on the republican ticket.
runs ahead Of the state ticket by 200. but
the entire state ticket will be elected
Bismarck. N. D., Nov. 5-Complete re-
counties. Enough Is known. however. to
show that the state has gone for Mckinley
by at least 5000 The northern populist
counties have not come up with the en-
pected populist majorities. The republic
ans have elected their state ticket by safe
to congress by $500. The legislature is re-
publican by 20 on Joint ballot.
South Dakota.
st, Paul. MINI, Nov. 5, g. a. m.-South Da-
kota is so close that II will take the official
count Mckinley now appears to lead by 62.
A majority of the counties seem to have
gone populst. and the legislature appears Mt
this hour to have populist majority. The
incomplete returns now indicate that both
popultst congressman are elected and prob
ably the populist state officers. 1t may
take the official returns to decide South
Dakota.
Missouri.
Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. s-These demo-
Gratis Rave bsen elected to congress from
q a h.
Ricnard p. Bland. In the Eighth: Champ
Clark, In the Ninth
The estimated plurality for Bryan in the
state Is 10000: Stephens, for governor, 40, :
ooO. Nearly all the cities are returned com.
plete. The few country precinct returns
received show small gains for the demo-
Gratis. Stephens, for governor, against
whom the republicans worked hardest, suf-
fered some. but In many places led his
ticket. There will be almost reversal In
the political character of the congressional
delegation. Latest reports indicate the
election of ten democrats and five repub-
licans. The democrats have a majority Of
over 30 on joint ballot in the legislature,
and will elect successor to Senator Vest.
New York.
New York, Nov 5.-Corrected returns
from all counties In New York state give
Mckinley a plurality of 2G6,67S. Only ono
county--Scho carried by Bryan.
Careful revision Of the returns for assem-
blymen In the $50 districts In this state
make little change. The totals stand: Re-
publicans, ia: democrats, sc. Revision Of
New York citys vote for president, with
four election districts missing: Mckinley.
Is, $50; Bryan. l34, 2S7; Palmer 5.6l5; Mitch
ell SOCIALIST labor, 1904: Mckinley over
Bryan, 1868 Revision of the city vote
for governor. with eight election districts
missing: Black (rep). l46.lS9; Porter dem },
.726: Griffin national dem.). s.07O: Bal
Lan lah0rl
Porter. 6.f3
Wilmington, Del. Nov. 5.-The United
Associated Presses has now sufficient fig
ures to announce that Delaware's electoral
vote Is for Mckinley by 1900 to $500. The
democrats elect Tunnel governor and
Handy to congress by 1000 plurality. The
democrats also control the legislature on
joint ballot.
Houston. Tex. Nov. 5.-Latest estimates
place Rryan's plurality in Texas over I60,
600 ard Culberson's. democratic nominee for
governor $4,000. All the democratic can
didates for congress are elected.
Colorado.
Denver. Col. Nov. 5.-The result OF
Tuesday shows Bryan carries the state by
over 100000 two silver congressman elect.
| Cd Shafreth and Bell both reelected and
a legislature which insures the return t.
the senate OF Henry III. Teller. The gov
crnorship Is sim In doubt. both Adams
democratic republican, and Bailey. pop
ulist and silver party. claiming election
Utah.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 5.-The legislature
| In this state stands democrats, Is; popu-
| lists. 3. and republicans, 2 on joint ballot
| all for free silver. Tine democratic, silver
| republican and populist fusion on the Bry.
| an electors polled approximately 60,Ot
votes and the Mckinley electors Is. 600. The
| Palmcr-Buckner electors received only n
| few scattering votes. Probably 80 per cent
| of the Bryan vote comes from the silver
republicans. The populist vote Is insig-
| nificant. One of the republican electors 1.
| for Bryan and Watson and the other two
| for Bryan and Sewall The vote for King
democrat for congress. is about 1900: Hol.
| brook. (rep.). 1900. and Forster, (pop.)
| 700. Judge Powers has resigned the state
| chairmanship of the democratic party, and
| is the favorite for United States senator
| 20 succeed Senator Brown.
| Idaho.
| Eoisc. Idaho. Nov. 5.-As yet only incom.
pletc returns are received and these from
| only few counties. Bryan will carry the
state by a large majority. The total gold
| vote will not exceed 5000. The legislative
| ticket is much mixed and at present nj
| t..,n ~.