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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-11-07
MAIN
McKinley's Plurality Will Be Be-
tween At 900 and $4,000.


tween Al, 900 and $4,000.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 3-One hundred
and ninety-five towns give Mckinley 55, IT'S |;
Bryan, 22 ,164 scattering 3,319. The same
towns in 1892 gave Harrison, 43,373; Cleve-
land, 81, ,452; scattering. 1888. The repub-
lican plurality now is 33.0ll, against 1921
then, Il gain of $4,000.
This is little over tw wo-thirds OF the total
vote, there being II, ,918 votes. The towns
to hear from gave Harrison 19,503; Cleve-
land. 1886: scattering, 9, ,l09, a total of 81
2O9 votes. If these towns gain in the same
ratio the total plurality will be between A.
900 and AZ, 900. against IA. 1877 in 1892, or a
total vote of 900 or 1000 more than in 1892,
when 1t was 1l6.337. This will be some 5000
less than the governors vote In September,
when the plurality was 4S,377.
Four republican congressman were elecs
ted in September and the two United State
senators are republicans.
Fourteen towns in York county give Nc
Kinley plurality of 2,S06.
The republican plurality in Biddeford was
160. The total vote was as follows repub-
lican 973. democrat S13, national 80, prohibi-
tion 16. peoples 16 The republicans carried
every ward in Saco. Waterville has gone re-
publican by 500 majority. The vote in
Skowhegan was Republican 729, democrat
2O4, prohibition 6, populist 25, gold demo-
crat 9.
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MINNESOTA.
Indications That Mckinley Carried
| State bv 10000.

Indications That Mckinley Carried
State by 10000.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3-Minnesota has
gone for Mckinley by from $1,000 to 5000.
elected governor by 5000. The rest Of the
republican state ticket is elected. The Legis-
lature is republican by two-thirds on joint
ballot.
Returns from IS Minnesota precincts in 43
counties indicate that Mckinley has carried
the state by not less than 10000. The total
vote of the state will reach 1926, 900. and in
dications are that Mckinley has received ut
least TO. 900 votes, Palmer 50, 600 and Bryan
lao, 900. The remainder are prohibition and
scattering.
Lind, democrat AMI populist candidate for
governor. has cut into Clough. republican,
very heavily, but Clongh has won out by at
least 5000.
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NEW YORK.
Mckinley Wins Gotham and Brook

lyn-Districts Republican.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-New York city, near
ly complete, shows that McKinley's plural
ity In this city will be about 10000. Brook
lyn, nearly complete gives Mckinley more
than q, 900 plurality.
Returns indicate the election OF the fol-
| lowing congressmen in New York city
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General Vermont News.

Senator Justin 8. Morrill, has been re-
elected to the United States Senate by the
Vermont Legislature for the sixth consectl-
tive time, and without opposition. lie Is
now in his S7th year. On March 4 next no
will have completed his 3Oth year OF contin-
nous service In the Senate and entered upon
IL new term OF six years, having rivaled
Bcnton's unprecedented period OF 50 years
and promising with life and health spareu,to
exceed all previous records In point of length
OF senat orial service.
Prior to his election to the senate in 1886
Mr.. Morrill, had served six terms or IL years
In the lower branch Of Congress so that his
public service already extends over the re-
markable period 40 years, and that, toe, after
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RURAL POSTAL DELIVERY.
First Experimental Trip Made In
Greenfield.

GREENFIELD. Mass. Nov. 5-For the
first time In the history of the country per-
sons living miles from postoffice In thin
ly settled locality had their mail delivered
at their doors and in return their letters
were taken to the postoflice. This was done
by the new experimental rural postal de-
livery.
1t took Edgar NJ. Fish, the local carrier
five hours to cover with his horse and wagon
the Is miles comprising his route and make
the necessary explanations. As the system
comes to be understood and perfected ne
can readily cover the route in four hours In
good weather. When the big snow driits
come it NAV take him all day, and it is not
unlikely there will be days when he cannot
get through at all. On his outward trip ho
took with him 20 letters and papers and re-
turning he brought back IL letters.
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SENATE SAVED.
Probably Bare Majority For
Sound Money.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The cause of sound
money will not have more than bare ma
iority in the next Senate. The terms OF 30
senators from other states expire on the 4th
of March next. The remaining so members
we're last session divided as follows: Sound
money republicans, ~: all others 80.
OF the states to send new members to the
Senate next March, the following either al
ready have or in probability will elect sound
money republicans: Iowa. Kentucky. Ohio;
Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Maryland,
North Oak ota. New York, South Dakota,
Oregon, Vermont. Illinois. North Carolina,
Kansas, Connecticut, California, Wisconsin
and Indiana.
These states probably will or already have
elected silver republicans and democrats
Louisiana, Utah, Idaho. Florida, Georgia,
South Carolina, Arkansas, Nevada, Alabama,
Washington, Colorado and Missouri.
Since Congress adjourned, senators ShouP
of Idaho and Carter of Montana. who voted
with the silver senators. have accepted the
st. Louis platform. and are expected to act
with their associates in all matters OF party
policy. Should they do SO, the sound money
republican vote will be 4s to ~ against.
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South Carolina.

COLUMBIA. 8. C. Nov 3-In the first dis
trict. now represented by Murray. rcpub-
lican. Elliott. gold democrat. is elected by
prob IDLY 1.5OO plurality. He was opposed
by George W. Murray and Cecil Cohen. re-
publicans of the two factions. With four
exceptions the Legislature is democrai ie and
will elect Joseph H. Earle to succeed lrby in
the Z. s. Senate. The vote in the STATE VIII
not exceed 10000. OF this the combined re-
publican electoral tickets will receive about
$500 and Palmer and Buckner less than
. nOO
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WISCONSIN,.
Probable PlHrHSjttX,jG2r MCKINLEY

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov.3-Returns from
30 precincts in Wisconsin. outside Milwaukee
county, indicate republican plurality OF
60 900 for Mckinley If the same gains are
sustained.
Thirteen out of 145 precincts in Milwaukee
city and county give Il net republican gain
)f / ,O4O which mt the same rate of gain in
licates that the same county is republican
NV 500
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received from the Arctic ocean whaling nsst
state that the entire feet had taken only 50
whales. In consequence Of the poor cetch
the price Of whalebone win be in the neigh:
borhood Of >5 per pound. As the feet had
only one week Tor operations, after this news
was dispatched, the Arctic season Is consid.
cred failure. Tho vessels would nave nao
to leave the Arctic ocean about Dot. 2.
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OH TO-.
Return Indicates from $4,000 to
100000 for Mckinley.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 3-Re:urns show
a heavy republican gain in the state. Ham
iltOn county shows republican gain OF
about fifty to the precinct. This indicates u
mMerdtY,5Hi the annty indnWtr 'fnaa" Mchlp-
Icy will have u majority of $4,000. Bryan is
showing remarkable strength in the agricul-
tural districts. Returns from precincts in
Cincinnati, Springfield, Toledo and Colum-
bus confirm this.
Indications are Mckinley will carry Col
umbus by s, 900, Cincinnati II 900 and Meiges
county by $500 majority. The chairman OF
the republican committee says the returns
are meagre hut show ratio of gain that II
maintained will give Mckinley $4,000 plu-
rality in Ohio.
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LONDON, England, Nov. 4-The Chron.
icle says there Is reason to believe that
solution Of the Venezuelan dispute will be
found In the appointment of a tribunal slmt
lar to the Behring sea tribur al of arbitra'
ton, In which case sir Richard Webster. at
torney-gsneral, will represent Great Britain.
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ILLINOIS,.
Indications of 125,O 900 to 10000
Majority for Mckinley.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. s. The latest returns
Indicate that McKinley's majority in Illinois
800 out Of 92l PIE cin 'ts in Chicago, 10 out of
1S4S in the countr, districts and seven out
OF 243 in the smaller cities indicate that
Illinois will give Tanner plurality of 1885,
75O over Altgeld.
Returns from 800 out or 92l precincts in
Chicago give Mckinley l70,07O, Bryan 1884,
6l2: Jackson county gives Mckinley 500
majority. 1t gave Harrison 200 in '92. Gov
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Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. 3-Unofflcial,
but accur rate returns from 800 OF the 632
election precincts in Florida, give Bryan
1881 Mckinley. 9.9S7 Palmer, 1926;
Bryan plurality of 1864. McKinley's vote
will be increased by the returns from the
other 200 precincts. but Bryan has carried
the state by at least 5000 plurality.
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MARYLAND.
Mckinley Makes q Clean Sweep In
the State.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 3-MrKinlev
makes clean sweep in this state scatter
ing dispatches indicate that the republicans
have carried five and probably all six of tho
congressional districts, the first alone being
in doubt.
They carried the state by nearly 80 000
majority. The republican congressman
surely elected are Baker in the second .Boose
in the third. Mcintyre in the fourth. Mudd
in the fifth and Mcdonald in he sixth Chair
man Rusk of the democratic city committee
comedies Baltimore to Mckinley by $4,000
plurality. n gave Cleveland IA, ,596 plural
ity in 1892
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NEW JERSEY.

Democrats COncede 10000 as Nc
kinley's Plurality.
| NEWARK. N. j.. Nov. 3-The democratic
state committee comedies the state to Nc
Kinley by 10000 plurality. The republicans
claim victory by 10000.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. At will re-
uuire the official count to decide Kentucky.
The republicans claim that their plurality
will be about 1,75O. They have returns
from all but five counties. These returns
give Bryan 1000 plurality. The five
counties, they estimate, will give $3.50 TO
McKinley,
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North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. Sowing to
the new election law in North Carolina
which has been tried for the first time, re-
ports are slow in coming in. Kitchen has
defeated Settle, the republican incumbent
in the 5th Congressional district. Conserya-
tive estimates place the state in the Mckin-
ley column by Il small margin.
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The Contest of stetson's Will.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. A motion was
fled in the supreme court in behalf OF those
In favor of the sustaining Of the will OF John
Stetsoh, Jr.. and directed against Mrs. Adali
Richmond Stetson, one of the contestants.
The motion requests the court to compel
this contestant to file specifications stating
when, where and by whom she was married
to Mr.. Stetson.
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Returns from III towns OF the IGN In the state
show the vote for president to be: McKin-
ley, 46, 900: Bryan, 1000: Palmer. 100 In
1892 the vote OF the state for president was;
Cleveland, 80. .395: Harrison. 77,O3? Bidwell.
prohibitionist, 4.02G; Weaver, populist, S09
Bryan has carried. so far. but three OF III
towns, and not one of the cities.
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Seventh district. J. H. G. .vehslage, Iammany !:
Sth. James J. Walsh, Tammany; 9Th, Thomas
J. Bradley, Tammany; 10th. Amos j: Cum
mings. Tammany; 11th William Sulzer,
Tammany 18th. George b. Mcclellan.
Tammnny; 18Th, II. g. Shannon, republican /;
I4th, Lemuel +. Quigg, republican 18th
Philip b. Low, republican. This shows
gain OF two Tammany congressman.
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VERMONT.
Forty Thousand Clear for McKin-
ley, Which Beats Record of 20

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT, Nov. g.
One hundred and sixty towns gave McKin-
ley 3',Os7, Bryan 1863. Palmer 9s7. Levering
5l4, II republican plurality Of 30.52S, major
ity of 20,027. rhe same towns in 1892 gave
republican plurality OF 1919, majority Of
1900. The percentage Of gain in the re-
publican vote is nearly 34 percent and the
loss in the democratic vote 3S percent.
The net republican gain in the towns
heard from rs compared with 1892, is So per
cent. McKinley's plurality in the state will
be Al, 900. The previous high water mark in
pluralties for president was 3O,554, given to
Grant in 1872. The state will have solid
republican delegation in Congress.
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LONDON. England, Nov. 4--The price OF
bread has gone up one-half pence and the
Increase is being ucUte'y felt in the poorer
districts of London. where many families
have in cors .quence been obliged To reduce
their supplies.
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I'M DIANA.

Democrats COnccde the State by
$4,000, hut Claim five Congress.
men.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 4-Chairman
Martin Of the democratic state committee
comedies the state to Mckinley by $4,000,
while claiming the election of five congress-
men. Meyers in the I'd districts Xenor in the
I'd. Holman in the 4th. Cheadae in the 9TH
and Robinson i'm the 18th.
The republicans concede all these but
Cheadale claiming the election of Lands by
10O
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HObart's Town.

PATTERSON, N. j., Nov. 3-Garret A. Ho-
bart, the republican vice presidential candi-
date. left his home about 800 this morning
to vote. Mr.. Hobart entered the polling
booth at $50. A big crowd surrounded the
building, all Of them being anxious to shake
hands with Mr.. Hobart.
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GEORGIA..
Bryan and Sewall Carry the State
by 10000,

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3-Bryan and Sew
all carry Georgia by majority of 40, 900. be-
ing gain of 5000 over that cast for COVER
nor Atkinson, in October, but $4,000 less
than that cast for the balance of the state
ticket.
In the cities a great number of business.
men voted for Mckinley electors. and they
were Offset largely by the detection Of rura
pop,ilists, who voted the democratic ticket III
absence Of their own,
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PractiCSl Failure.

l-Albert A. L. Harwood, reelected, re-
publican, Newton.
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Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 3-The vote in
the city of Portland Is the heaviest in the
history OF the city. McKinley's majority in
Portland is about 5000. Returns from the
country districts will probably be standoff.
The indications, therefore, are that McKin-
ley carries the state by 5000.
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George Fred's Town.

DEDHAM. Mass, Nov. 3-The voters this
morning at Dedham were very active. and
by 10 o'clock over 600 Of the 1.600 votes on
the list had been polled. G. +. Williams the
democratic candidate for governor. voted
soon after 10 O'clock and he was warmly
greeted by several of his fellow townsmen
at his voting BOOTH
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Utah..

SALT LAKE, Nov. 3-The indications
now are that Bryan has carried the state by
at least 10, 600. The Legislature, which elects
a United States senator is claimed by both
narftes
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New Shoe Factory for Belfast.

BELFAST, Me-, Nov. IA new shoe fac
tory will be opened here by Legro d Spauld-
ing. They are competent manufacturer
and only local people will be employed and
taught the business. F. L. Babb and ).
Goidswaith, of the shoe firm OF Babb, Doug
lass and Williams Of Beverly, Mass, were IN
this city recently arranging for suitable
quarters.
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Collected Funds and Skipped.

NEW HAVEN, Ct, Nov. 4-The Rev. W.
IT Jones Of the A.M.E. church Of Meriden
came here recently and collected money to
nav of a debt on his church. since then
he is reported to have gone South, taking
WITH him the funds collected.
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Anplea for ENGLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, N. g., Nov. 4-The ship
ment OF apples to Great Britain from the
Annapolis valley and Cornwall exceeds last
years exports by many thousand barrels.
30 far this season 1000 have been ex'
ported and 1t is estimated that there are AOO,.
0oo barrels yet to be shipped.
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Mate Bra I'm Indicted.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. THE q: q. circuit
grand Jury returned a true bill against
Thomas Bran, on a charge Of murder:
Bram. as will he remembered, was
flrst mate of the bark Herbert Fuller, and
was next in command to captain Nash, when
he. his wife and the second mate were muir
dered at sea, some few months ago
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Chinese I,epers Escape.

NEW YORK, Nov. +Long Dong and Sam
Loo. Chinese lepers, who had been confined
in the leoprosy ward at the hospital on North
Brother island for nearly year escaped. IL
is believed they made their way to Long ISL
and shore, which il not far from the hospital.
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ROGER wOLCOTT

Rep. governOr-elect OF Massachusetts,.
born In Boston July Is, 1847. Graduated
from Harvard in 1870. Member Boston COM
mon council 1877, '78, '79. Elected to lower
branch Of the Legislature 1882, 1888, 1884.
Elected lieutenant governor in 1892. Made
governor by death OF governor Greenhslge
in 1885,
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Iowa..

DES MONIES. Ia., Nov 3-The heavy
vote in Iowa counts up very slowly. Secre-
tary Trainor of the republican committee
claims the state by $4,000. The democratic
committee refuses to make statement.
claiming the returns are too meagre.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

McKinley's Plurality in the State at
From 1000 to Is, 900.
WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. 3-"We now
estimate McKinley's plurality in West
Virginia at from 10000 to 10000"
says A. b. White, secretary of the
republican state committee. repub-
lean gain of about $500 has been made
over 1892, and slight gain over the 1894
vote. when West Virginia gave 13, 400 repub-
lican plurality.
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Al.il;..i.l.

MOBILE. Ala NOV. = Alabama goes Tor
BRYAN. The congressman elected are ray
lor free silycr in the FIRST district StnilhSs'
fra. silv,r re-plc. rd in second district
Other districts are not hoari from
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 3-Sevon voting
precincts, casting 1--WE percent Of the vote OF
the state. show democratic gains of 20 per-
CO mt. The democratic state committee claims
the state by $500.
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DELAWARE.

Overturn Since Cleveland's Day and
Mckinley Has 1 500 Plurality.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 3-McKinley's
plurality in the state is conceded to be l 800
Reports from Sussex county say Mckinley
has small plurality there.
In 1892 Cleveland had 1870 plurality In sus-
sex. The democrats have plurality for the
rest OF their ticket.
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Washington.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 3-Only mea2re
returns from the state at large have been
received so far but the vote indicates straight
republican victory.
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Gold OUTPUT in Australia.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov. 5-The
gold yield of the colony OF Victoria Tor the
first three-quarters of the present year
amounts to $50, ,512 ounces, an increase OF
81, 900 ounces over the same period OF 1885.
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MICHIGAN.

Republicans Have Figures to Show
Mckinley Plurality of $4,000.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 3-Returns from
this city and state are coming in slowly.
Towns in Osceola county casting three
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CONNECTICUT.

About O,OOO Plurality-Bryan Has
Only Three Of III Towns.
HARTFORD, Ct, Nov, 3-The state gives
Mckinley about $4,000 plurality in total
vote of 17O, 900. Lorin A. Cook of Winsted,
r, is elected governor by plurality Of per-
haps 81. .OOO The four republican congress-
men are all reelected by majorities ranging
from 5000 to $1,000.
The Legislature will stand 229 republicans
to 81 democrats, u majority Of 1872 on joint
ballot. insuring the election OF United States
senator y. II. Platt to succeed himself.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Mckinley Has 165. 132-WOlcOtt's
Plurality, 155, 1873.
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 1.-THE election re-
turns for the state Of Massachusetts are all
in. Gosnold was, as usual, the last town to
send its vote.
The New England associated press gives
the following for the total in the state y Nc
KinIey, 267,7S7 Bryan, i02, ,655; Palmer,
1850; Wolcott, 256, 1882 Williams, 101 ,O99 !;
Prince 1864. According to these figures
McKinley's plurality is 1866, 1872 aud Wolcott's s
lj5lS3
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Nevada.

RENO, New, Nov. 3-Returns from the
state at large are very meagre, but indiCa.
tions are that the fusion silver ticket will
carry by a large majority.
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Nebraska.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. All returns in
dicate that Bryan has carried Nebraska by
not less than 7,OOO The republicans virtu-
ally admit it. The fusion state ticket is
elected,
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TEXAS.
Returns Continue to Show EnOr.
nous Republican Gains.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 4---rnxas is not
hopelessly lost to Mckinley. Returns con-
tinue to show enormous republican gains
and the democratic leaders are alarmed.
They have reduced their claim as To plu-
raIty from 100, 600 to 40. 1000. while chairman
Green confidently claims IL plurality of a.
900 for Mckinley, and each successive bulle-
tin shows grounds for his claims.
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HovlinR Blizzard.

JEFFERSON, Iowa, Nov. "A bowling
blizzard swept this section Of Iowa, with
constantly increasing violence. 1t grow
coldNr
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cali, Nov. 4-Caliitr r
mia is safe for Mckinley. The ETaminea @
dem. comedies state to Mckinley 10y 5000
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North Dakota.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Returns from North
Dakota indicate that Mckinley has carried
the state by /, 500 over Bryan.
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FOR PRESIDENT

FOK FIX FSIDENT.
William Mckinley of Ohio, 277
william j. Bryan, of Nebraska, 100
whole Vote, 447
Necessary to Elect, 224
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Garret A.Hobart OF New Jersey, 277
a rthur SeWall of Maine, 142
Thomas E..WatsOn of Georgia, %
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis Goes Republican Heavily,
but the State Democratic.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 4-Returns from
Missouri are very slow in coming in. st.
Louis city has gone heavily republican. The
state outside Of this city shows heavy dem
ocratic gains. The democratic national and
state ticket is probably safe with from 90
600 to $4,000 majority.