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DELAWARE.
Returns Slow, but No DOubt About
Success of Mckinley Electors.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 3.-Returns
from this city and all over the State are
very slow. Those received from a few pre-
cincts in this city show slight Republican
losses on the presidential vote, as COM
pared with the vote for Governor in 1894.
when Marvil, Republican. had 1000 ma
jority. 1t is believed. however. that the
Republicans elected the presidential cleo
tors by at least 1000 majority, but Tunnel,
Democrat. will probably be elected Gov
ernor. and Handy, free-silver Congressman:
Is probably elected. Reports from Kent and
Sussex counties say there was great deal
OF trouble at the polls by the Addicks men
attempting TO secure the voters assistants
In some districts no election was held. The
Democrats claim they have carried Kent
and Sussex counties by small pluralities:
One man is reported TO cave been killed
in election fight in Baltimore Hundred.
I.ater-Returns from two-thirds of the
districts in this State, including this city,
give Mckinley 1883: Bryan. 2,44.
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New HaElpshire. 90 900.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 3--New Hamp-
shire returns came in very slowly on &C
count of the number of names on the ticket,
but each precinct reported showed a gain
for Mckinley and indicated McKinley's plu-
rality to be 10000. The Palmer and Buck
ner ballot was very light. and out of a
total poll of 10000 is not expected TO exceed
5000. Ramsdell, for Governor ran behind
the Mckinley electors, but he will have the
largest plurality ever given a Republican
Governor in New Hampshire.
The Legislature will be Overwhelmingly
Republican in both branches, and the five
councillor districts and probably all the
senatorial districts bun one are Republican.
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Over $4,000 in New Jersey.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 3.-The latest re-
turns from the several counties of New
Jersey, with proportionate estimate for the
unreported precincts. indicate that McKin-
ley will carry the State by from $1,000 to
$4,000. The Republicans elect six of the
eight congressman. with the indications
that Pitney. Republican, also has carried
the Fourth district by 200 Young. Dem
ocrat, has probably carried the Seventh
district by $500. The Republicans have
elected six of the, eight State Senators and
probably forty-five of the sixty Assembly
men. and will have a-large majority in both
houses of the State LEGISLATURE.
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VERMONT.
Returns at Midnight Indicate Repub-
Iicnn PlurnIity of lO.175.

MONTPELIER. VT. Nov 3.-Returns
frcm the State at midnight. although mea-
ger. indicate that the Republican majority
will be very near that of the special cleo
ton. and IL may exceed those figures by a
few hundred votes. While these figures in
dicate considerable interest in to-days bal
loting. the excitement was not by any
means as great as that OF the preceding
election. the Republican majority having
been maintained by a loss of Democratic
votes. If the percentage is sustained the
State will give Mckinley 40.l71 plurality.
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Colorado for Bryan.

DENVER, Col. Nov. 3.-The result on the
election of State officers is still in doubt
Bryan's plurality will reach 10000 in the
State and Congressman Shaffreth. silver
Republican, and Bell Populist, are re-
elected by $4,000 to $4,000 each. Returns
from half the precincts in the city indicate
Governor, will have a small plurality in
the city, but advices from the State show
that in many places Adams, Democratic
ahead. No definite figures can be given
on Legislature, but the recollection of Sem
ator Teller is assured in any event, all
parties except Mckinley Republicans hav-
ing Endorsed him.
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At Mr.. Bryan's Home.
HOke Smiths Views.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3 Secretary
of the Interior Hoke Smith, when asked by
representative of the Associated Press
for an expression of mis- views on the cleo
ticn of Mckinley, as indicated by tonight 5
returns, said:
1T is an overwhelming declaration by the
people OF the United States against the
free coinage of silver at IL to J. But nm
anSWerable as their argument is. it does
not represent the full sound-money vote
Thousands of Democrats in the South
voted for Bryan and Sewall on account OF
the part they had in selecting delegates 10
the Chicago convention and on account OF
local conditions while openly ccndemninG
the silver platform
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wyoming Very Close.

CHEYENNE Wyo.. Nov. g. 10 p. m.-Re-
turns are coming very slow. Indications
point to a small majority for the winning
candidates. both on the electoral and con-
gressional tickets.
Eighteen precincts out of a total of 297
give Mckinley $40: BRYAN. 761. Democratic
gain of 1S3. The same gain throughout the
State will give Bryan 500 plurality.
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Pennsylvania over 25O.OOO.

PITTSBURG, Nov. AT a. m. reliable
returns show that the Republicans carry
everything in Allegheny county except one
Democratic Assemblyman T NJ Brophy
in the Fourth district. Mckinley carries
the county by about 40 600, Pittsburg giving
him 10000 and Allegheny City $1,000 ma
jority. A telegram from l.. Danford claims
that he is elected to Congress in the Six
teenth Ohio district The State will give
Mckinley over 1000 plurality.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Considerable excite
ment was occasioned at No. 2oS Halsted
street to-day. where one of the polling
places of the Eighteenth ward is located,
when 1t was discovered that boy had died
there of malignant diphtheria during the
night and another was dying. Steps We're
at once taken to move the polling place
In the Twenty-eightp ward an effigy of
Mckinley. with silver hat on. was found
hanging to a telegraph pole this morning.
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John ,JacksOn's Deed.

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, Nov. "a crowd
of young men were cheering for Bryan
this afternoon in this city. when John Jack
son. colored. who was drunk, pulled pistol
and shot at them three times. They
chased him INTO a house. He fired from
the house and shot Thomas Wood, white,
in the forehead, seriously injuring him.
Court police Gould chased Jackson. who
shot at the officer also. The latter returned
the fire. but neither struck. Jackson
WAS arrested.
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SewaIl's Wall.

BATH, Me-. Nov. 3-Arthur Sewall, Dem
oer1tic vice presidential candidate, was in
terviewed by an Associated Press fepresen-
tative. Said he: 1--WE will be under a
government controlled by syndicates for
the next four years. We'll as by injunc-
ton. Mr.. Bryan received 40 electoral votes
W hich shows there are some honest men in
the country
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Virginia DcnaOcratic.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-SDecials TO the
Post from Virginia say it is estimated that
Bryans majority in the State cannot fan
under $4,000. The Democrats Will probably
have eight out CT ten Congressmen- Gull
pepper county. In which Mr.. BTyans father
was born and where the Democratic candi-
date often visited. was carried by the
Democrats by AGO. n big gain.
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JOURNAL ADVERTISING STATIONS.


BRANCH OFFICES
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Big Gains in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 3.-Repub-
lican State committeeman say their reports
show gains for the Republican ticket and
claim this State by a decided majority The
vote from Democratic districts In this city
so far as counted shows heavy Republican
gains.
will carry the State by 10000 TO 1900 plu-
rality
Four hundred and forty-five precincts of
the 206i outside Of San Francisco give Me-
Kinley % 0S7, Bryan 20. 065 The same in 1892
gave Harrison 20 S74 Cleveland 1888.
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Iou;siara for silver.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-Returns so far
received make it absolutely certain that
Bryan has carried the State by probably
p. eco plurality and that the Democrats have
elected Congressman as follows, ali Tor
silver: First Gen. Aldolph Movers: Sec
ond. Judge r.. C. Davey; Third. r. r.
Broussard: Fourth. Henry W.. Ogden;
Fifth, S. +. Baird; Sixth, Samuel Robert
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Both Drew RevOlvers.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3. - The first
bloodshed Of the day was reported from the
Fifth ward where Charles Johnson and
Gus Glasgow became involved in a quar-
rel over politics. which ended by both
drawing revolvers and firing at ea1 n other
johnson had one finger shot away and
Glasgow received a bullet in his groin
Glasgow was removed 10 a hospital where
the physicians say he is in danger of dying
Johnson was locked up.
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Connecticut I'm Line.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 3-Connecti-
cuts campaign closed with vote that
stands out as a record breaker, approx
mately 175.O0O. The Democratic party is
divided into two wings. Connecticut gives
a great plurality for Mckinley, elects the
entire State ticket for the Republican
party. assures a Republican General As
sembly and State Senate, which Will elect
to the United States Senate Hon. Orylile
II. Platt as his own successor. The present.
Republican members of Congress from each
of the four districts are reelected New
ton and Flatuck showing Democratic gains
Returns from every town in les in Con-
necticut, with the exception of one, Wind
ham, with vote of about 500 indicate that
Mckinley has carried Connecticut by about
40, 600. The next General Assembly Will be
overwhelmingly Republican. In twenty
four districts not Democratic candidate
has been elected. In the House. out OF 2o2
Representa- tives, there will be less than
Darnncrafc
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Enrtx Thousand in Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 3.-The election
in Maine proved one of the quietest in the
States history, generally the re-
Democratic vote and a slight in
crease in the Republican vote,
which accounts in great measure for
heavy Republican plurality, estimated at
40 O00 The vote cast for Palmer and
Buckner was not as heavy as anticipated.
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PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 3.-Twenty pre-
cincts in the city of Portland and fifty
three precincts outside of the city give Nc
Kinley IL, 800, Bryan 1.0S1. If this ra ito is
maintained Mckinley will have at least
5000 majority in the State.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Nov ). - s. b. Clyde.
proprietor of a small hotel on Sixth avenue.
south. was so determined TO vote that he
arose from sickbed to go to Nhe polls.
He had Just been handed ballot for mark
ing, when suddenly he toppled over dead.
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Arrests mt New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Many arrests for
illegal registration were made to-day. but.
except in isolated cases. no intent to vote
wrongfully was shown. A Tammany pre-
cinct captain was arrested on complaint
of ex-Assemblyman Frederick S. Gibns.
W no charged him with intruding within the.
reserved lines of the polling booth. but at
the Police Court the complaint wss dropped
and the Tammany man resumed his work
he
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BUTTE. Mont. Nov. 3.--Bryan's majority
in the State may reach 1900. The entire
Democratic-P opulist fusion State ticket Is
elected with the possible exception OF As
sociate Justice of the Supreme court,
Treasurer and Secretary Of State.
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Governor Morton Speaks.

RHINECLIFF, n. Y, Nov. 5. - Governor
Morton said tonight:
The magnificent victory wor by the
American people is an unmistakable YER
dict for the maintenance of na tiona honor
sound money. law and order, and ii is a re-
newed confirmation that the Nations
pledges based on single monetary stand
ard shall not be violated"
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an candidates for President and Governor
carried every city and town. for the nrst
time in the history OF the State Congress
sionGl delegation n Northumberland He
publicans and one Democrat the latter the
only one in New England. Gold vote was
about per cent Little difference in toe
vote between Bryan and Williams. The
vote on the biennial amendments is very
close The Legislature more strongly Re
publican than ever.
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LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 3-About TWEEN
ty-five fights occurred near the polls to-
day; pistols were drawn in half OF them.
About o'clock =. T. Farnsworth. man
aging editor OF the Evening Argonaut tsil-
ver) attempted TO assault Colonel W. c. p
breckenridge. The Colonel was reported TO
have drawn his pistol when bystanders in
terfered. The affair caused great excite
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STORAGE,

Observation-Disclosures Warehouse Co.. 265-2 =
5. Penn. St. Pennsylvania tracks. Phone l3i3.
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Town Nay Exceed 100. 900.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. S-Fifty pre-
cincts in Iowa give net gain over 1895 OF
2.076. At this rate the net gain In the State
will be 5000, giving Mckinley l11.0o0 ma
jority. 1t is thought the country precincts
NAV reduce this to about 10000.
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Caused by Family Troubles.

ASHLAND. KY. Nov. 3--Tobe Stanley.
a mine superintendent, was shot and fatal
iy wounded on the way to the polls this
morning by Ike Barker. who put three
bullets in his victims abdomen Stanley
the face with buggy whip. Family troub-
les were 1T the bottcm Of the affafR
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 3.-The State
has given Mckinley an Overwhelming ma
pority. The Democrats themselves admit
Mckinley has a plurality OF 1900 while
the Republicans claim 5000. the highest
plurality ever given in Rhode Island. as
the vote is the largest ever cast The vote
for the gold candidates is very small
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Gold Democrat Elected.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-In the Third
congressional district ex-Congressman
William McAleer god Democrat. was elect
ed to succeed Frederick Halterman. Re
publican.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER & BUCTIANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady einbalmer, Tor
ladies and children. Office always
open Telephone GIL
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.Bryan NAV CARR Nevada.

CARSON. New. Nov. SIT will be impos-
sible to give complete returns from Nevada
for several days. communication being
slow. but indications tonight are that
Bryan's plurality Will be far from as large
as at first estimated. Probably not over
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Idaho Like Colorado.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Senator Fred +. Du-
bois wires the Associted Press from Black
foot, Idaho, as follows: Idaho will give at
least to / for Bryan"
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TEXAS $4,000 for Bryan.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 3.-Bryan's
majority in Texas will be 5000. The Dem
ocratic State ticket will run $1,000 behind
BRYAN.
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wisconsin, Probably $4,000.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 3-National Conn.,
mitteeman Z. c. Wall and State Central
Chairman George w. Peck, of the Demo-
cratic party conceded at midnight that
Wisconsin would go Republican by between
fO0 and n 0f1
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Missouri returns Meager.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 3.-The official re-
turns for Missouri and st. Louis are so
meager that it is impossible at this hour,
u o'clock, to give anything like an esti-
mate of the results. Seventy-fve precincts
i'm Missouri, outside of ST. Louis, out of a
total of 900. give Bryan 1892. Mckinley
S,543 Fifty-seven precincts give Stevens,
for Governor, TO- $40 and Lewis 1851.
1t was announced at the Democratic
State headquarters here tonight that from
reports received from the various county
committeeman the Democrats had elected
every Congressman in the State outside OF
ST. Louis. State Chairman Cook gave
no details. but said he knew the State had
gone Democratic by a big majority.
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TOPEKA. Kan- Nov. S--Kansas is In
doubt. Al midnight there are no returns
whatever from the State. and II is impsssi-
BILE to make a prediction OF any character
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Even Alabama Is Close.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 3.-Repub-
licans and Populists claim the election of
DR.. Grove, independent Populist and pro-
tectionist, in the Ninth district. The city
of Birmingham will give Grove majority
at the two principal polling places, and a
majority of 300 is claimed by the Repub-
licans at Bessemer Returns are coming in
slowly, but Groves election appears GER
tain. AT Democratic headquarters no in
formation is given out and at $3.50 General
Shelley, chairman of the Democratic State
committee, declines to give any informa-
ton. AT the same hour Chairman Vaughan,
of the Republican State committee, an
nounces that the State is close and the
Democrats are holding back returns for
fraudulent purposes. oscar Hundley. Re
publican, appears to be elected in the
Eighth district over General Wheeler, DEM
Ocrat
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Indicates Daily.
III. Nj. BRONSON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Montana Won by Fusionists.

concerning the result. Tho officials at the
various State headquarters positively re-
fuse to give estimates
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REMONAI1-A. W. Denny, TO 80 North Delawar
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pound. After using it two months
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of six am entirely cured. "--MRs. ANNIE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HARNESS-Tve got the best SO harness that
can be made for the money. Come and see;
cash or payments. WILLIAM VANDERPOOi.
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personal.

PERSONAI-C. II. Langston, formerly or the
Denison barber shop. third chair. has taken a
chair at the Bates shop.
PERSONALS reward for the address of Ezra
Fitzwater. plumber by trade; was In Indian
apolis Sept. 10 1896 Address ROBERT B.
GEDYE, LaSalle, III.
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Tuesdays Local observations.

Time. Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Wea. Prec.
a. m. .30.12 90 6S S'west. Cloudy. 90
p. m. 20 SO 81 ca S'east. Clear. 90
Maximum temperature, 6s minimum tenn
perature. %.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Nov. 3:
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NEEDLESS WOMEN.

They Pay Sad Penalty for Their Nszi.,,
If women only needed first sym.
toD.-nervousness. bsckache. heae.
acha, lasSItude, loss of appetite ana
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DIED

BREUNIG-Rev. George A.. Sunday, Nov. l,
aged eighty-six years and seven months Fu-
reral service will be held on Wednesday, Nov.
4 at / o. m. at the residence, 24l Park avenue,
and at 2 y. M at the First German NJ. f.
Church. Friends invited
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NOTICE.


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10I South Pennsylvania street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A big lot of boys school suits a
half price from 9Sc up, To close out. o. j
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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