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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05
MISSOURI ron BEIdN.
The Majority Estimated at 55,00o-Con-
gressmsn Divided

The Majority Estimated at $4,000 Con-
gressmen Divided
ST. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 4.-Chairman
Cook Of the Democratic Committee, at
$50 tonight advanced the figures OF the
majority for Bryan from 1900 to 5000.
Nearly all tue cities are returned COM
plcte. The few country precincts re-
turned show small gains for the Demo
Gratis. stephens, for Governor against
whom the Republicans worked hardest.
suffered some, but in many places led his
ticket.
Congressman elected are: First district.
=. Giles (Oem). second. Il. y. Rodine
lDem); fourth, George Crowther (Rep);
nth, ". S Ccwherd Dem). sixth, D..
\. De Almond DEM; seventh. John H..
Tracey tRepJ; eighth. r. p. Bland DEM (;
ninth, Champ Clark Dem.); tenth. Rich
ard Bartholdt (Rep): eleventh. Charles
+. JOY lRep); twelfth. c. +. Pearce
lRep); thirteenth. Edward Rabb DemD :
fourteenth, ". r. Vanderver Dem) /:
fifteenth. VI. L. Benton DEM.
The Democrats have n majority Of over
80 on joint ballot in the State Legisla-
ture' and Will elect a successor 10 Senator
Vest.
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West virginia for Mckinley.

WHEELING, ". VA, Nov. 4-forty
counties give Mckinley 1900 plurality
Indicative Of 1900 on State.
Dayton and Dovener, for Congress sue
coed themselves By maiorities Of 1900
WHEELING, w. VA. Nov. 4.-Mckin-
ley's plurality in West Virginia viii be
about 10000. Reports coming in from
all sections of the state say the Rcpuo-
leans have made big gains in some M
stances over the vote Of 1884, when the
state went 1900 Republican for con-
gressmen. At william l.. Wilson's home
in Charlostown the Republicans gained l'a
votes. and gained over zoo in the county.
Mckinley carried this (Ohio) county the
mos. populous in the State. 10y LOS. All
the state ticket, four congressman, ana
the Legislature, are carried by the Re
publicans.
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bought in by the silverites. who grabbed
at every straw.
As darkness came on. the crowds OF
pcople on the streets became larger ana
noiser. and even the rain that began 10
drizzle about o'clock did not Interfere
with the noise that was made by the
Silveritcs, who had their shattered hopes
bolstercd up by a let OF false statements
given out by another newspaper
There was no going behind the returns,
however, and the fact Of Mckinley
election was not 10 be galnsaid by wiid
statements. II only created great
amount OF disorder, and raised false
hopes in the hearts Of the people who
have been following Candidate Bryan.
All night. and until an early hour this
morning. the people who had been de-
ludcd into almost believing that free sill
Yer had carried the country. wera on the
streets. going from one bulletin beard
with the announcement that Bryan had
won TO another which gave the figures
that Mckinley had been surely elected.
The facts-plain unvarnishcd facts-can
be found IN Tho Times this morning.
and sooner or later all free silver or
gans must admit the truth.
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MlNNISOII'S PLTE4LITf.
VI inley Has More Than 30, 0O0-Eepub
Iican tongrcssmen.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 4-Returns
are sufficiently complete for Minnesota
this evening to indicate clearly how the
state has gone. Mckinley has plural
ity of perhaps little more than y0,Ujl
having carried st. Paul by 400. and
Minneapolis by GOO
The Republicans also elect all Of their
state ticket. 1t was thought for a while
this afternoon that ClOugh Otep), was
defeated for Governor but returns re-
ceived up to 9 L. NJ. show that he has
defeated Lind by a plurality OF from
5000 TO 10000.
All the rest of the ticket is elected by
10000 The Republicans also get all of
the seven coneressmen. Towne. the silver
leader. who made the race ia the Sixth
district. is apparently Defeated boy less
than 500 I'm the Seventh district; Lommen
(Pop) is defeated by Eddy Gep) by over
900. The Legislature is Overwhelmingly
Republican. that party having carried at
least So Of the ia districts.
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PULASKI. VA.-The official majority
of Walker over Williams in Pulaski
county is 376. his majority over Nor
rison in Pulaski was 426. Mckinley
plurality over Bry IN is little below
Walkers majority.
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Late Returns show Increasing Republican
Mai0rities.

Late Returns show Increasing Republican
Maiorities.
; COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 4.-Chairman
Kurtz. OF the Republican State Execu-
ave Committee issued a bulletin this
evening showing that Sc out Of the s.
counties OF the State give Republican
gains over the Republican plurality OF
last year of J.. 40 and Democratic gains
OF @.G32. This is a net Democratic gain
OF 3s.ls1 over the vote Of last year and
shows "a Republican plurality in the state
OF 54,40. Estimating the result IN the
other two counties. Morrow and Tark. at
1900 Democratic plurality the Republican
electoral ticket plurality in ONO Is o.
3d. The next delegation 10 Congress
from ONO will be as follows:
First district-W. j. Shattuc, Republic
can. Second district-J. II. BrOmwell, Re
publican: Third district-R. VI. Nevin. Re-
publican: Fourth district-George A. Mar
shall. Democrat. Fifth distrlct-David
Meekison. Democrat; Sixth Districts.
W. Brown. Republican. Seventh district
W. l.. Weaver, Republican; Ninth dis
trict-J. IL. Southland Republican; Tenth
district-I.. J. Fenton, Republican;
Eleventh distuct-C. III. Grosvenor, Re
publican: Twelfth district. J. Lents,
Democrat: Thirteenth district. y.
Norton. Democrat, Fourteenth district
W. r.. Kerr. Republican; fitteenth dis
trict-N. III. Van NOorhis. Republican;
Sixteenth distriet-Lorenzo Danford, Re
publican. seventeenth district-John \.
Mcdowell. Democrat; Eighteenth dis
friot-R. vs.. Taylor Republican; Nine
tocnth Districts. 4. NOrthway, Repub-
Ican: Twentieth district-C. b. Beech.
Republican: Twcnty-nrst district-T. T..
Burton. Republican.
OF course the entire Republican State
ticket is elected by the same plurality as
the electoral ticket.
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THE VOTL ~ TINS CITY.
The Board Will Canvass the Returns This
Morning at IL o'clock.

The official result OF Tuesdays election
in fr,is CIV has not ct been made known.
There had not been any arrangements
made by which the returns were to be
reported on Tuesday night to the city
Ugmocratic Committee or any other body.
Consequently there was no way OF secur-
ing the official figures at that time. and
the ballots. poll-books and tally-sheets
were sealed up at the various election
precincts by the election officers and SEM
10 the clerk OF the Hastings Court. who
Is also the clerk OF the Board or Com
rissioners OF Election. That body will
meet this morning at II o'clock in Clerk
Law toms Office for tho purpose OF Official
ly cauvassing the vote cast In this city.
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FLOYD.
SCOTT.
PULASKI.

BRISTOL. VA.-Scott county gives
Mckinley a majority of $50; Walker, go.
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PIERRE. : D.. Nov. 4.-The returns
are very slow. and the indications are
that the State has perhaps gone Jess than
1000 for either Bryan or Mckinley. All
the returns that have come in tonight
show Bryan gains Lawrence county be-
the centre Of the Black Hills, has just re-
ported a majority Of 500 for' Bryan. The
Republicans had been claiming that coun-
~ an day. 4 majority OF the counties
seem 10 have gone Populist, and the Leg
islature appear az this hour 10 have
"A Pcpulist majority The incom-
Mote returns now indicate that both
ponulist congressman are elected. ana
probably the Populist State officers.
In may take official returns to decide
South Dakota.
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ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 4-Speciai.-
The funeral Of Mayor McCloland. of this
city whose death occurred Monday
night OF injuries received i'm a trollev-car
accident. took place at the First Presbv-
tefian church here this morning. and
was largely attended. among those pres
ent being all the city officers and many
prominent citizens OF Roanoxc and
vicinity. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. w. c. Campbell
assisted by five other ministers.
The remains We're Inferred I'm East
Hill Cemetery. IN Salem
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TENTH DISTRICT.
AUGUSTA.

STANTON. NA.-The white chrysan-
themum has disappeared from the streets
to-day. and the yellow flower holds I'M
disputed sway. Allegheny county a
mining district. gives Vest 1000 majority.
ROCkbridge $50. and Bath 30 Highland
gives Flood Siyerite. p; Augusta I'M
changed. YOst carries all the counties
west OF the mountains except Augusta
and Highland, ana his majority AT the
mountain-top line is 1850. which will be
Increased to $500 by majorities in the
eastern counties.
Augusta gives Bryan $50 which is a
Democratic loss of rs on the Cleveland
gote. The Silver people claim that 800
stay-at-homes ruined their estimate
They might add that the silver craze
kept them away from the polls
STAUNTON.-FUn returns from An
eusta county give the following results.
County-Bryan. 1896: Mckinley. 27s9. ma
iority, 25L City-Bryan. 713; Mckinley
556, majority. 157. Total county and civ
Al. County-Flood 29s3: Yost, 2.S27. ma
jority. 156 City-Flood. 7l2: Yost. eSi
majority. %. Total county and city. 1St
In lSs2. Augusta county and Staunton
gave Cleveland 4.4S2: Harrison. 2eS5
Clcveland's majority. 1871. In 1892 Tuck
er's majority over Roberts. who was
suppor;e< by the Republicans. was 1851:
Floods majority is 1884. Democratic loss
OF 1867. In 1894. fuckers majority in
the city and county was 49, Floods ma
Jority is 1884, Democratic loss Of 275.
Fluvanna. Cumberland. buckingham.
Amherst and Nelson. have no complete
returns. Returns show as follows: Yost
--AileShany. 1000; Rockbridge GU: Rote-
tourt. 100; total. 1922. Flood-Augusta.
16J. Highland q. Rath On. 1911 900
Yost's majority. LOO Estimated ma
Jorities: Flood-Appomattox. 255: Amherst
900; Nelson. 3o1. total. 1liG Yost-Buck-
ingham. 600; Cumberland. 100, total. 72O.
Yosts majority reported and estimated.
120l
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BRYAN Carries Kansas.

TOPEKA, KAS.. Nov. 4.-Bryan ana
Sewan carried Kansas by a sma plu-
rality, but the State ticket is I'm doubt
The Populists have elected Ridglcy TO
Congress in the Third district Vincent
in the Foudtn, Mccormick ina the Sixth,
and Simpson in the Seventh. The Re
publicans have elected Broderick to Con
gress in the First district, Harris in the
Second. and Curtis i'm the Fourth. They
also claim thu Congress man-at-larsc. The
Legislature is in doubt. both Republic
cans and Populists claiming IT, Only one
half the precincts in the State have re-
ported, and it viii probably take the
official count next Friday to determine
the result.
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CINCINNATI, o.. Nov 4.-The greatest
excitement exists in this city over the
election situation tonight. Al II o'clock
an immense crowd OF people is packed in
the street in front of the Enquirer office
national headquarters are b,ing dis
played. O''
The late returns have revived hone in
the breasts Of the disheartenod Demo
Gratis. and they are filing the air with
their shouts
procession about block in length.
headed by a brass band Is paradin~ mo
Bryan. ava
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Inc Bold Plan of "a Locomotive Fncince,
4" stop "A Runway TneIn.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. IA rnnauo,,
locomotive on the Norfolk. Virginia poo,.S
ana southern railway met the Beach
pound pasftngeI train from Norfoll, ~
iSiihhaNen station this afternoon al ~
Engineer i. T. Purcell. a serious an'.ido, -,
was aVerted. ~''O ~
re saw the runaway coming. but think
ing IL was an extra trying to make fbe
slulhg' ne Stacked down. but discovered an
gan 10 back the passenger train O. ilo,,i,',.
ire runaway TO gain on him. When NE
Two ehbiLes struck he climbed over the
PidO's ana so got control Of the runaway
Inc passenger train was crowded
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MAI. M'KINLEY'S MAJORITY.
CONTINUED From First PageJ

vote. but Il an attempt is made to show
that two men were really Noteu ior. IL
may result IN losing one vote LOT Nc
kinley.
WILMINGTON. DEL. Nov. 4.-The
outlook Tonight Is that the Mckinley
electors will have a plurality OF over
1908. Some rural Democrats are sun
missing. but the indications are that the
Democrats will have a majority on Joint
ballot in the Legislature, which Is 10 eject
"A United States senator.
Tunnel QemJ, for Governor ana
Handy free-silver Dem.), for Congress,
are elected.
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BISMARCK, y. d.. Nov. 4.-COmplote
returns have not been received. Enough
Is known, however. 10 show that the state
has gone for Mckinley by az least 1900
The northern POpulist counties nave not
come up with the expected majorities.
The Republicans have elected their State
ticket by safe majorities. and Johnson
ORepD is reelected 10 Congress by 500.
The Legislature is Republican b. TWEEN
Is on joint ballot.
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HARTFORD, CONN. Nov. 4.-Revised
returns mnohciaD from every town in
the state show that Mckinley plurali-
IS IS SIZE. lie has 1l0326 and Bryan
56.fSi votes.
Cook Repubucan). for Governor, has
a majority of 1880. and plurality OF
g.. 1872 over Sargent silver Democrat.
Bryan carries but three of the lgs towns
IN the State.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Nov. A.
The Third congressional district has uu-
doubtedly elected John a. Moon DEM
by a majority in the neighborhood Of
500 over Gift Republican,. Moon is
silver Democrat.
KNOXVILLE. TENN, Nov. 4.-Incom-
plete returns from the First congressional
district show that W. H. Brownlow
Republican) is elected TO Congress over
i. l.. Lawrence Democrat bv 1900 ma
jority.
In the Second district. Henry r. Glib
son Republican, is reelected over W
V. Ledgerwood DemocraD by LOCO
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"d>HiNGION ron BRIfN.
ne chicago Candidates Plurality Esti-
mated M 10. 900.

SEATILE, WASH. Nov. 4.-Secretary
Malone of the Fusion Campaign Commit
tee estimates Bryan's plurality in this
state AT 1000 from returns at hand
whlch IN a measure bear ont predictions
Lewis ana Jones. free silver congressional
candidates will have about the same plu-
ralitles. On joint ballot Maloney esti-
mates that the Legislature will stand rs
fusionists 10 Il Republicans. The vote,
WIN hold-over members in the Senate
viii In all probility stand two to
one In favor Of the Fusionists.
Rogers. for Governor is elected over
Sullivan, Republican candidate. by about
$500
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BUTTE. MONT, Nov. 4.-Full Returns
IN Montana are not yet Al hand but tie
cities and largest counties have rcported
and bear out estimates previously sent
out. Bryan's majority will be about lis. -
om. Hartman, for Congress. ran consid-
erably behind Bryan but his majority is
large. The entire State fusion ticket is
elected, and the Democrats Will have a
majority in both branches Of the Legs
lature
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BoTETOURT COUNTY. VA.-Mckin-
lev and Hobart, y: Bryan and sewall.
a. For Congress: j. Yost. Y; III. ID.
Flood. as
Glen wilton precinct. Botetourt county.
gave Mckinley and Hobart IS majority.
FINNASTLE. NA.-keturns from every
precinct in Botetourt give Mckinley
IA majority over Bryan; Iosts plurality
over Flood. for Congress. Is l3i. The OFF,
cial count will not vary these figures ma
fgrlally
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Silyerite From Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Nov. 4.-Returns
from eigueen of the twenty-three coun-
ties OF the Territory give the free-silyer
fusion ticket increased strength over the
first reports and Indicate the election OF
Callahan. (silver), 10 Congress by 100
majority. Both branches Of the Legs
lature are controlled by Democrats and
the majority of counties in the Territory
elect the silver ticket.
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THE RfNRICO RETURNS.
The Republicans VIII Contest the coui

The Republicans VIII Contest the coun-
IL.
There was Pa suppressed air of mora,
mental and physical exhaustion around
the Honrco rDlr,y Court yes ,''y.
IL strange silence pcrvl.rl tie ver.
atmosphere and only the absence Of
Grape prevented the complete funereal
effect.
Deputy Sheriff Russell took Bryan
defeat eo0d-naturedly. as did the MAJ
IOrity of The county officials.
The County Democratic Committee Will
meet at n o'clock this morning 90 can-
yass the returns.
Tho following is the vote of lIonrico
county as given ont at. the various
precincts.
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Mckinley Carries Oregon.

PORTLAND. ORE, Nov. AT Re
publican headquarters. tonight a state
ment is given that Mckinley will carry
oregon by from $500 to 5000. There are
several interior counties in the state.
which, owing TO their isolated situation
will not be heard from for another day
or two.
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MICHIGdN EFPCBLfCaN.

Late Returns show Republican Gains-Ten
Republican aud Two silver Congressman.
DETROIT. MICH, Nov. 4.-The late
returns from the State continue TO show
Republican gains over the vote OF lss.
The leaders Of the Republican party
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FARGO. y. D., Nov. Eight hum
bred of the 1913 precincts in the State
give Mckinley majority Of 1000.
Johnson. candidate for Congress on the
Republican ticket. runs ahead OF the
ticket by 800. but the entire State ticket
will be elected.
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Bryan's Majority VIII Not Exceed 5o'oOo

Bryan's Majority VIII Not Exceed $4,000
silver congressman.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Nov. 4.-lte-
turns from yesterdays election indicate
that Bryan's majority in the state viii
not exceed 5000 Congressman ". l."
Terry ran 800 ahead OF Bryan in this city.
All the Democratic candidates for Con-
gress are elected by increased mai0riues.
They are as follows: First district, H..
NJ Mccullough: second. John :. Little,
third, II. c. McRae; fourth. W. i. gerry p
NTH. II. y. Dinsmore; sixth, 5. Brun-
dinge Jr.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Nov. i.-Prac-
ticaIy complete returns from Florida
show that the state has gone for Bryan
by about 5000. In the First congressional
district s. NJ Sparkman silver Democrat
is elected bv about 1000 plurality lu the
Second district r. w Davis silver Demo-
craO is elected by a plurality OF about
400.
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MONTE OMERY. ALA, Nov. An the
Fifth district there IS little doubt that
Brewer (silver DemOcraD has beat Good
wyn (Populist-Republican fusion candi-
date). In the Seventh district the indica-
lions are that Howard (PopulisD has u
plurality over all opponents.
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Washington for BRYAN.

SEATTLE. WASH. Nov 4.-Bryan has
carried Washington by 1900 or upwards,
ard every man on the fusion free silver
state ticket has been elected.
Sullivan Rep), Gubernatorial candi-
date. comedies his defeat. John Rogers
IS the successful candidate, winning by
about 5000.
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klllrtl In "A Row

ORANGE G. IT,. VA. Nov. 4.-Spe-
cial.-Reliable information from Madison
Courthouse says ". T.. Teasley was
killed In row yesterday about Z. NJ,
his skull being fractured. His murderer
Is as yet unknown.
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DICKINSON.

CLINTWOOD, VA.-Dickenson countys
vote IS as follows Bryan. 541; Mckin-
ley. 53l: Palmer. =; for Congress-Wil-
lams DemocraU. SOB; Walker Republi-
cam. $50. The vote Of the county in
1892 was-Cleveiand. $50: Harrison 2gJ.
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Gen. Lee 10 Quarantine.

NEW YORK. Nov. Acknowledgement
Fitzhugh Lee was a passenger on board
the Ward Line steamer Nalancia. which
arrived in quarantine late tonight from
Havana. owing to the lateness Of the
hour the General could not be seen.
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BURKEVlLLE. VA, Nov 4.-Speciai.-
AZ Jefferson Store precinct yesterday
Sam oliver. a Republican colored leader.
was arrested and scrt 70 Nottoway jail
for insisting on Keeping q tally OF the
Mckinley md ThOrD voters.
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ROCKBRIDGE.

LEXINGTON, VA.-Unonicial returns
give Mckinley G53 majority. Yost Re
publican for Congress, 7O2 majority over
Flood in Rockbridge county. a Ecyubli-
can gain Of over 800.
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HIGHLAND.

MONTEREY.-Cleve majority in
1872 in Highland county was %, Tuck
er's in 1894 was IL, Ryanhart's in 1898
was s; and to-day Bryans is &C. and
Floods p.
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NELSON.

LOV1NGSTON.-Complete returns from
all precincts in Nelson county give Bryan
l.4'9: Mckinley, LIZ: Bryan's majority.
5o'; Flood Oem). 1.iGj. Yost Rep), 1,206;
Floods majority. 90
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WASHINGTON.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county gives
Walker. for Congress. 80 majority. with
one precinct to hear from, which Will
increase it about 800.
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New York's Plurality.

NEW YORK, Nov. --latest returns
from all counties in New York State
make McKnley's plurality in the State
269, $50.
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AMHERST.

AMHERST.-Br majority is SIS and
Flood J6l, with two precincts TO hear
from, which will probably reduce this
majority 10 800
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Wcather fore
cast for Thursday:
Virginia and North Carolina-Rain:
eoutheaSteJy NiLds.
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Wv drIs'' : VOC l0f Vchmlrl.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-The latest re-
turns from New Jersey make Mckinley
plurality lf,6M.
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Wyoming for Bryan.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Chairman Hayne,
in charge of National Republican head
quarters here. concedfs Wyoming To
Bryan.
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STAFFORD.

Mckinley. 1854; Bryan, s29; Rixey, g.
McCaull, l.01.
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ABBftsdIo 800. '''Ff'sf'''o'1l' -
Elisha l.. Lewis, William III. Lewis. Al
wood. and John Mitchell all received
number Of yotsss
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BUCKINGHAM.

ARVONIA, NA.-Buckingham county,
with Damron precinct. where fraud is
charged, left out gives Mckinley $50;
Bryan, ssS Yost carries the county by
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Total ........ 2a2 ia7 % l@o 25il

Total vote cast .............. ..... SOB
Lowering ana Matchett received sew
votes throughout the county. as dii
Mitchell and Atwood for Congress.
The Republicans were busy yesterday
gathering the evidence which they Will
use I'm c0ntestins the returns OF tho
county.
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1OUN +. RIXEY

(Silver Congressman Elected IN the
Eighth District)
making Bryans majority in orange couh-
~ 363
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The following figures as 10 the prcsi-
Dental vote cast in this city were biien
out last evening as correct.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
BLAND.

BLUEFIELD, w. VA.-Reports from
Bland county give Walker QReoublca)
that county by good majority.
FLOYD.
CHRISTIANSBURG, VA.-Mckinley 5
majority in Floyd county 200, Brown. Re
publican, for Congress. IA.
FLOYD.-The vote at this place is as
follows. Mckinley. 25l; Bryan. 2oS; Lever
ing. a: Palmer. ]; Macnette, /; Brown,
as. Swanson. 220-Democratic loss OF Il
votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05
ROTETOURT.

s majority over Flood. who runs con-
siderably behind the ticket.