Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-11-04

10000. 26O towns in Massachusetts,
give Mckinley l15, ,O45; Bryan, s2,s16.
1913 precincts in Oregon give Mckinley
1855; Bryan, 1914. The village of
Spring Grove, Minnesota, gives Nc
Kinley so and Bryan l3. 200 precincts
in Massachusetts, give Bryan 21,14;
Mckinley, 1922. 241 precincts in
Minnesota gives Mckinley 81 1923; Bry-
an, 10000. 103 precincts in North
Dakota give Mckinley majority of
2l56. $50 precincts, outside of Marion
county, in Indiana, give McKinly
q 1862; Bryan, 1896. Complete re-
turns have been received from only Z
precincts in Kansas, which give Nc
Kinley 3SS; Bryan, 215.
Total of Cook county, with two pre-
cincts missing, give Mckinley 1879, AS;
Bryan, l42, lO6; Levering, 1859.
Minnesota republicans claim they
have elected complete state and con-
gressional tickets and will carry the
state by 10000.
New York, l:2l a. m.-Returns to
this hour show that republicans have
elected 200 congressman, democrats SO,
populists II, sound money democrats l.
81 districts to be heard from.
Cleveland, Ohio: Chairman Hanna
says Mckinley will have over 100000
plurality on popular vote.
Chicago: 42O precincts in Cook
county give Tanner 1854, Altgeld 65,-
246. 200 precincts in Wisconsin give
Bryan 25,135, Mckinley 46,452. 1t is
estimated that Mckinley will carry
the state by 100000.
200 a. m:-24S precincts in Iowa give
Mckinley 44,l62, Bryan 29,O15. Net
gain sOOS. 2l5 precincts in
Ohio give Mckinley 40,455, Bryan s4,-
936. Chairman Cooper, of the North
Dakota Central Committee, reports 1O7
precincts give Mckinley majority of
2156. Fusion strongholds show great
losses.
2:30 a. m:-Latest estimates give 800
600 plurality for republicans in Penn
sylvania. Indications are that How
ard county, Iowa, will go republican
by 500 majority. Entire county ticket
is elected by somewhat smaller ma
jority.
800 a. m.-The Chicago Inter Ocean,
Record and Chronicle claim strongly
the election of Mckinley and Hobart,
as the vote is landslide. Returns
and estimates at this hour in New
York inhicate Mckinley has carried
Illinois, Indiana, lows Delaware,
Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts,,
Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pen
nsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Wisconsin and Wyoming, a total
of 254 electoral votes. 445 precincts
outside of San Francisco in California
gives Mckinley 23,O27; Bryan, 20,O65.
The Chicago Press says 626 precincts in
Cook county give Tanner ITO, ,72O; Alt
geld, 96,S64. Chairman Roberts of
Kentucky republican committee says
state has gone republican from $1,000
to 10000. lO2 precincts in Missouri
gives Mckinley 1884; Bryan, 10,32S.
127 precincts in South Dakota gives
Mckinley 1854; Bryan, 6,527.
$50 a. m.-Indications are that
Breckenridge is defeated for Congress
by over 10000. Estimates from every
county in Pennsylvania gives McKin-
ley an apparent plurality of 266, $50.
$50 precincts in Nebraska outside of
Douglass and Lancaster counties give
Bryan 4s,249; Mckinley, 46,7s9. Ss
precincts in Douglass county give Nc
Kinley 10000; Bryan, lO,l26. $40 pre-
cincts in Minnesota give Mckinley
4s, 1853; Bryan, 29,52S. Republicans
have elected five out of seven congress-
man.
The World Herald, fusion paper,
estimates Bryan's majority in Nebras-
ka between 5000 and 5000. Omaha Bee
claims state doubtful with chances in
favor of Bryan. 1859 precincts in st.
Louis give Bryan 1889, Mckinley 22,-
1872. $40 precincts in Indiana, outside
of Marion county, give Mckinley 49,
S26, Bryan 81 800.
Full reports from 1885 precincts in
Illinois give Mckinley 3S6, 1852, Bryan
276, ,495, Palmer $780, This gives Nc
Kinley the state by 10000.
3:45 a. m.-The Chicago Inter Ocean
and Chronicle estimates the following
states carried by Mckinley: Connecti-
cut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Delaware,
Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New
York, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Vermont, Wisconsin, Wyoming, q to-
tai of 254 electoral votes. Also the fol-
lowing carried by Bryan: Colorado,
Kansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, North
Carolina, Idaho, South Carolina, Ten
nessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, total