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Evening journal., 1896-10-07
WiImington s. Northern u. r..

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 2s.
Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
Station) for B. & o. Junction, MOntchan-
an Winterhurn. Guyencourt. Granogue.
Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
son, West Chester, Embreeville, Norton
Vile, Coatesville and intermediate sta
ti0ns, daily except Sunday, at ITO a. m,
210, 4.O5 and 6.O4 p. m. Sundays only at
500 a. m, 210 and 4.O5 p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday at 7.10 a. m; 2.10 and 4.05 p. m.
Sundays only at SOS a. m, 2.10, 4.05 and
100 p. m.
For Joanna. Blrdsboro, Reading and in
termediate stations, daily except Sunday.
at TO a. m. and 2.10 p. m. Sundays only
at SOS a. m. and 2.i0 D. m.
A. q. MCAUSlAND, Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND
BALTIMORE n R
In Effect September "A, lsos.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows;

trains ieaye Wilmington as follows:
40 Gao, 7.42. $50, $50 SIS. ga iioSos ,6Is'
5os 5lo 55e go 7ol sos and d. s.lS sTS D. m ~
m. 1888. 236. 3.52 sis. 75e and IA a. i;oz y, ..
For Chester lexpress). 157. 42O & All
~ 5.5o $50 SO, ioo., lbs i1i5 a. ny 9':
Accommodation, COS, 707 $40. ii. H 10
a. m; 12.Ss.' 2.ss, 3.52, SIS 10 AMI io4s
For New York, 157, 2.s5. 49, Gao 7n
81 933 1905. Lao a. m; rI216 lei 81
So5, Sll 500, $40, 5.56, 7O7, s12 and iO'1s
For Boston, without change, 1o1s a. m.
For west Chester via Lamokin. s.so a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations 7.Ss a. m. and 6.3s p. m
Baltimore and Washington. 4Ss s.m,
l.Sy Ss;5ss S.zS ''ae5, 7oo' IA, $40 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
24l, 4.43, sos D. m, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia Broad street. for
1920, 1l;2s a. m; 1909. 1921 Ii2. 24S. slS
2.i6, 40i, Al. EOS, $50. 5.5s G17, 6.5s. 75S'
lilo. Ills p. m. and 1905 night
Accommodation. 625, 730, 912 1915 a
n m: % 12s' s16. 4os 444, 6.25, s.SS, 1908 and
''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia Cexpress). l5. 2.55.
4.20, $50, S.55. 9.53, 1905. 11.45 n. m: 13T
5.O5, s.O2, 056. I.Ol, 72S 9.O6 and 9.12 p. m.
"a 1neceso1n59modsatdon' % Ivy Sl4 a. m, l2O5 lao.
For Chester (exprcssJ, 1.57. 40. so. ssS,
10 loe o. ll.45 a. M. I5i. 3.O5, $50, 7o7 and
ACCOMMODATION. s.s. 7so. s.12. 1875 a
l.4l 10. BIS and 1912 d. m.
Is 5or n New Is :, York l5i 255' 40. 7o3. $50.
5.56. 70I, 9.l2 and 1912 p. m.
For Boston. without change. 556 p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin $50 a.
M. % Il 10.
baltimore and washlngton. 4as. sol.
1923 a. m; 1205, z; 40. 150. 5.2S. 's6.O5. 10,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
w mim1alnaSStq9nl p as 'sszzPressas2} es5o 2o 1l22 a.
1l.iS p. m. and 1915 night
Accommodation. S35 S12 1O2s a. m.
12.S0, 2o5, e,1O, s.ss, 1903 and lsS p. m.
FOR. THE SOUTH.
southern IN RAJ RailHga,y.I;l Hs,g p: m daily.
pa, Asheville and. Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast line.-1249 y. m. daily,
slespers to Port Tampa and Macon; 1888
night, daily, sleepers to Jacksonville.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
4.so, s.l5. 6.5a 95i p. m. and i2io night -''''
EE9r E2nIesg Lswes o Sl3 ro,,nl 2; m: az tis p m
Delmar' S.1S. 11.0i a. m; 4H and n.5o
For Harrington and way stations only.
Express for wyoming. e.5s p. m.
~ ~ press Tor Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 11.O4 a. m. and 11.56
SUNDAY TRAINS.
night. -
For Cape Charles. old Point Comfort
dil1 Norfolk. 11.56 D. m
| - tYI YI NldqletOWn, Clayton, Dover. Wy
/ Snllfns', telton. Harrington. Bridg8ville.
seaioid' Laurel and Delmar. l1.56 p. m.
.gl Congressional Limited Express
! fralns, composed entirely of Pullman
/ Nesloule Parlor and Dining Cars. No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
| charge.
| - Limited express trains. composed
I or Pull Imam Nestibuie Parlor Cars. csti
nule Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
/ For further information passengers are
| referred to the ticket agent at the sta
NJ, PREYOST, ]. r. WOOD,
| Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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in all life and history has ever done an,
thiug half so good as this. II 10 sonethin
10 which woman may we'll devote herseL
and may well make every preparation
preiorm successfully. II is an exploded the
ory that baby must come with great pain an
suffering. woman who will properly pre-
pare herself for the time of parturition b
using Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
during the entire period Of CESSATION vii
Ind all of the danger and much Of the sui
tering eliminated. She will find also tha
her baby will be healthy, and that she hci
self will be strong and well in a remarkably
short time. This is the only medicine /
the world that will do this thing, and it vii
do II certainly aud infallibly. THE Ia
vorite Prescription is a positive spccif
for all forms Of female weakness and dis
case. IL IS designed to benefit just one Sc
of organs, and that it does do TINS 70 q won
derful degree is attcsted by thousands o
letters similar TO that OF Mrs. T.. II Huff, o
Mountairy, Surry Co, n. c., who writes
About Is months ago began taking Doctc
picrce's Favorite Prescription and was greati
benefited by Il. I have been for seven or eigh
years great sufferer from female weakness
SastTalgia. etc. I tried the best doctors but OF
rained no relief was taking medicine all IN
time. Could not be up unless was under the il
iucncc Of medicine. Since taking your med
cine have not taken any from any other doctor
Before I began takiug your medicine my weigh
was from IzS to 20 pounds now weigh from II
10 l6S. Everybody says they never saw such
change ia any one"
For hiiiousrcss. constipation. paipitation Of IN
heart. sick aud bilious headaches. sour stomach
foul breath. heart-huru aud fatuicuce there is n
certain and positive cure except Doctor Pierce
Pleasant Pellets. They are tiny sfrar-coate,
gfanulcs. forty 81 which are contained In q lutl
tvo-iuSh vial Druggists sell them--twcnty-fv
c-a,a Il Is dangerous 10 acceDt q substitute.
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MAILS ARRIVE.

1000 a. m.-Ffom Wilmington. Philadei-
phia and tho North: From Baltimore
and the South, From the Peninsula.
U.40 n. m.-trom Wilmington, Philadel-
phia and the North, From Baltimore
and the South.
$40 D. m.-From the Peninsula: From
Wilmington and the North From
Baltimore and the South.
AB p. m.-Erom Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
1900 n. m.-For Philadelphia and VIII
mington; For the Peninsula; For Bal
tlmore and Washington.
1870 a .m.-For Philadelphia and Girls
field, railway post office; For the PEN
insula For the North.
noe p. m.-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For the Penisua; For
Baltimore and the South. (No regis
tered mail sent south OF Dover)
610 p. nj. For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For Baltimore and the
South.
NEW CASTLE, OCTOBER :, 1896.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
gists refund money V At fails TO cure. 25c
Evening journal., 1896-10-07

THROUGHOUT BY THE
II ~ itsf1SJDOShlN 1i1J SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
NON THE cOTTH

Southern Railway-7H D. m daily.
sleepers to New Orleans Memphis, Tam
pa, Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Iine.-12.49 y. m, daily,
sieepers TO Port Tampa and Macon: 1888
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
NEW CASTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW CASTLE. OCTOBER :, 1896.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington " ~ lexprcss) $50 7;2o z25. s.a,
lo:2o' LIS a. M; l20s 'l2.sl, 1l2, 2.42. 31S
lilo. Ills p. m. and 1906 night.
Accommodation, 6.25, 7.30 9.12. 1915 q.
m; L2s, S.16, 4.03, 444, 6.25, s.3S. 1908 and
Evening journal., 1896-10-07
RAILROADS.
MIA RAILROAD

The Standard Railway Of America.
Evening journal., 1896-10-07

MIR. RODNEY AND OTHER TRUs-
TEES DECLARE HE is DAMAG-
ING THE DEFENCE BY MAKING
LEGAL BUSINESS PUBLIC.
OTHER PROCEEDINGS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
NEM YORK,

New York-For president twenty cleo
tion districts our OF 1892 in New York city
give Mckinley 1873. Bryan 1875; Palmer
As.
Rochester CITY complete gives; McKin-
ley 1883; Bryan $50, plurality OF 62ps
Black l7.173; Porter 1894; plurality FOR
Black 1898.
New York. Eight hundred election dis
tric,s out OF 1882 In New York city: Me
Kinley 81 ,iS3. Bryan 7a.Oii.
New York District 8. Wilson (Rep) ,
district 4. Fisher (Rcp); district ., Ben
nett (Rep); district g. Howe tRep.J.
New York. For governor. $40 election
districts Of New York city give Black
(Rep) 1926. Porter Dem.) 4d.43i. CRIT
fin 22g0.
New York thousand election dis
tricts out of 1892 in New York city give
Mckinley 95,G06; Bryan S2,7l5; Palmer
s61g.
Brooklyn Indications are Mckinley will
have 10000 plurality in BROOKLYN
New York.--At o'clock General Os-
borne. secretary OF the National republic
can committee sent out the following hui
letins:
New York-One hundred and eighty
election districts in Kings county give
Mckinley % AGO, Bryan 20,045. Palmer
11Qi. Same In 1892 Harrison 90, lG5 .
Cleveland 2S,6sl.
New York One hundred and ten cleo
ton districts out of 1892 in New York city
give Mckinley 1879. Bryan 1Of .0S9
Palmer 422S
New York-The state outside OF Kings
county: 6i2 out Of 1854 districts: Bryan
1851; Mckinley 50 55i; Palmer $40. Same
In 1892: Cleveland 55.69S Harrison GS 1873
NewYork.-Twelve hundred election dis
tricts In New York city Rive Mckinley
l3O2Ol; Bryan 1909; Palmer 1910.
New York. Returns received mp to p
m. indicate a plurality OF $4,000 Tor Nc
Kinley in the city,
New York.-Threc hundred and thirty
election districts out Of 1892 In New York
city give Mckinley 20 COS Bryan 27,932
Palmer ll75.
New York. Congress District 80. Alox-
andor, rep. district 30. Mahaney rep.
New York-Sevonty districts out Of 1854
election districts In State outside of New
York and Kings county give Bryan l2.3si:
Mckinley 1853 Palmer ----. Same cleo
tion districts In 1892 gave Cleveland 49,
1876: Harrison 1887. Forty election dis
| tricts out Of 1892 in New York city give
Mckinley $3.50: Bryan 1854 Palmer 1875.
Rochester, y. Y.-Seyenty voting pre-
cints embracing the entire city OF Roches-
ter. give Bryan 2.3s5: Mckinley 1898
The same districts in 1892 gave Cleveland
1875; Harrison II 597; net republican gain
45i0.
New York. State: One hundred and
ninety-nine districts out Of 1886 election
districts outside OF New York and Kings
county give Bryan % .9s5; Mckinley 49,
ga. Palmer 2s3 Same Ia 1892: Cleveland
&c 25i; Harrison 30,So5.
Albany. n Y-CnDgress: District 20.
Southwick, rep. reelected.
New York. Chairman Hackett OF tho
r. nuhlican committee says that Palmer
In m
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston- CouEressmcn elected First dis
trict Wright North Adams Rep).
GiIlctt, Springfield WopD. third district,
Walker. Worcester tRep); Weymouth,
rlichburg. RepD. Fifth, Knox. Lawrence
(Rcpl: sixth. Moody, liayerhll OkcpJ;
Seventh. Bassett. Msirose tRoa }. Eighth,
Mccall Winchester tliopD. Nnth. ii<ser-
aid. Boston (Dom.1. Tomb. IL 'onht. FlcN-
onth. Spraguo. Boston Ni9p,i TNeuih, Lev
oring Taunton (Rap3; Thirteenth, simp-
lins. Yarmouth (Repl
Boston Fifty precincts give Bryan
100. Mckinley 14.i54. Palmer 792.
Boston Returns on gnbernatorial vote
shows that Williams tdem.i is running
considerably behind the National ticket.
Boston Twenty four out Of iDl precincts
in boston Bryan 1854, Mckinley 1852, Pal
mer al
Roston Thrty-two out Of l9l precincts
in boston give Bryan i40S. Mckinley 96a1
Palmer 53S,
boston First precinct. ward 1: Bryan
III; Mckinley 29i; Waloot POS; Williams
l0i.
Boston-T Twenty towns out Of 37i in Mas
sachusctts give Bryan 1876. Mckinley i33U
Palmer 225. Same in 1892 Cleveland 30G7
Harrison 1874 gain of 2jli. II the per
ccntage Of gains continue in places not vet
reported, republican majority viii be about
81 900 the largest over given In the state.
Boston-Foriy-t out Of l9l precincts
in Boston give Bryan G323 Mckinley l2,ll2;
Palmer $50
Boston sixty towns m Massachusetts,
give Bryan All; Mckinley 1890; Palmer
70s, II republican gain OF S0s6 indicating
republican majority OF about 5000.
Boston. Ninety seven precincts in Bos-
ton: Bryan 1850. Mckinley 1886 Palm
or 1923.
Boston.--Forty towns out OF 52l in Mass
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Louisville Returns from city and state
coming In slowly. but Indicate republican
gains and especially In Louisville, which
will give Mckinley majority OF l0000
pauyillc- Mckuloy 0SG, Bryan 2S6; net
republican gain OF 266 over 1872.
Kentucky Three hundred and twenty
five precincts show net republican gain OF
$3.50 over 1895. sixty precincts In Louis
willie out OF lSS; Mckinley l0.SlA; l'rla an
6926 Palmer SlS.
Glasgow. Ky BARREN county, Including
four GLASGOW precincts, give Rryln major
ity q57 an Increase of $50 over lSaa
louisville Eighty-four precincts show
net republican gain OF 15S over lS22
Niddlcsboro -Four precincts out of
S give Mckinley 6l1, Bryan us Palmer
1i6 Rel county Mckinley SEQ majority.
Mount Sterling Moutczuma coun
ty gives Bryan ANA Sewall ! ~ majority,
democratic gain, Hoylo county Mckinley
4So plurality.
Frapkfor, An but two precincts in
Frankfort county gave Mckinley 2plo'
Bryan 2eg5 Mckinney carried the town
by nos minority
kentucky TOTAL vote Franklin county,
including Frankfort, bryan 2iSi, Mchiu-
lev 2iiG: Palmer a. In 1892 Cleveland
2iSG; Harrison l23i FOR congress Settle
9l55. nrcck,uridgr 2lb3
New York The Herald says that Me
Knlcy will carry * autucky 10y laooe, WIN
a rcpuhltW u"l'iiN ~ Wv N'"'
ihat brcCh'nr'lSe Is rlN'l'a s,
lo"NN me n' REFORMS ''o.n NV ~
received ur io Wv - m ln"l'A" ina w"
lucky VIII give Nlp'ey electors W"l".
i'N ct IRON lou" to- l-'pu" nnpuu'', "''s ~,
claiming II "a l'"o WIl''' nn'r'u'' ,,', nu
erS 81 the Of n"c'allc 1oNlu',,''u '"n' ~"
returns snow u'mo'rhtlD t"hT
turns IRON tasi'rn aNo ''N'" N,''"' n.y.
are favorable 60 republicans pomoti ir
I tu, t,v.N.4bIN ,ntIf.I ktf three gnrrNNN
sionol districts nrreNhf]uf' y v,.','"N
probable. Al rewhiean noauHN .',' wv
precincts nave been h'niH i'o'u |uN 5l
n republican gam OF nu'N over h'"tNf
vote IN 1925. me countries '' p' "N"'"
from are largely i'puhll'"n'
ONcnFuurr NW"nt polu ana luFNN t"N'
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have been active and the vote was pfa-
cipally polcd by noon. We certainly have
carried the State by upwards of 30 tn0 plu-
raltiy and have elected our entire con-
gresslonal delegation.
Dcs Moines, Iowa. Chairman Curry of
the democratic state committee says re-
ports very favorable for democratic suc-
cess in Iowa and also showing gains In
Des Moincs. In Folk county ana will carry
the state by upwards OF 10000. The indc-
pendent estimates Mckinley's plurality In
Iowa al 5000.
lies Moincs. lowa.-~Indications here are
that Iowa viii give Mckinley a plurality
Of 000o nr 100 0C0 The returns are slow
IN coming In. however. Gains are reported
IN almost every instance.
ics Moiues. Iowa Ten precincts N
Iowa give Mckinley 1876; Bryan SIN;
republican gain 256b
n,s Moines. Iowa. Ninety four precincts
IA lown Mckinley 1882 Bryan 1910;
net republican gain eSS0.
Davenport Mcllinlcy 5000 bryan 2ocoi
republican guin $500
p0s Moines. The dcmocratc state con-
trail committee concodc Iowa TO Mckinley.
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hundred and eighty precincts give Nc
kinley iS2 $40; Bryan 1873, 5Ss. Palmer 1874.
lowering 1876.
Chicago. One hundred and twenty five
precincts outside Cook county give Nc
Kinlcy IS $40; Bryan l9,S3t; Palmer lSi.
In 1892 Harrison 1859; Cleveland l9. go
Chicago.-lf the present ratio OF repuh-
lican gain is maintained Illinois Will give
Mckinley a plurality OF 400 o0o,
Chicago. Eight hundred precincts give
Mckinley i62, $50, Bryan ll992S; Palmer
li02; lowering 1l0i
Chicago.--Seven hundred and sixty pre-
cincts give Mckinley l55.6gi Bryan Iii,
373; Palmer 1877; Levcring 1915.
Chicago.--One hundred aud twenty five
precincts outside of Cook county give Me-
Kinley 25.si0 Bryan I9.S3i Palmer Ia
Same in 1892: Harrison p 1889; Cleveland
900
Chicago-Chlcago with one precinct
missing gives Mckinley 1856 Bryan
1850 Palmer 1875; Lcvcring 1871 Me
Kiuleys majority in the city VIII be about
"a 600
Chicago Two hundred and seventy hye
precincts outside Cook county give Mcl<in-
ley 5S .2e9. Bryan i0.Si2; paluer 3e2 Same
In 1892: Harrison i7SS7, Cleveland. A.
066. Chairman Fnrichsou Of the demo-
cratic State committee comedies Cook
county to Mckinley and Tauucr and admits
that the indications point to The rest OF the
state going the same way
Chicago. Midnight While Tanner has
run behind Mckinley something like 20 900
in Chicago and very heavily throughout,
the state he is ahead of Atgeld Ivy q very
large majority.
salem The former homo ~ Mr. Bryan
| gives n democratic plurality ut zoo, gain
OF 10 over 1892
! Chicago, Reports at ropubl an head
| quarters show gains all around and illinois
/ tt 81 ,pI hss ant
I Chicago. From present 'l4.,Rtious the
majority for Mckinley IN lOmols VIII OK
[ coed 1875 600 and may reach liu.upl
Vote from democratic districts ga this
county shoN heavy republican, ea'us.
Chicago Three hundred ana twenty ure-
ciucts in Cook county Tanner So,6h2
/ Altgeld 50,iH5.
Peoria Indications at t0.3a are That Nc
Kinley has carried Peoria county hy 600 q
| republican gain OF 1900 OVcy lNA- iucom-
plete returns show that th Tanner ticket
/ viii carry this county by SOC, q republican
gain OF 200 over ls92
Chicago Returns from over the STATE
of Illinois indicate that Mckinley mas mad,
as big gains in proportion throughout thC
counties and towns as he has IN Chicago
and this seems to Justify the claim Of the
central committee that the stare has gon'
100 600 republican. II tie gains which
are already reported hold ur In districts
to be heard from, the majority VIII "N'
coed that fglre. In southern parts u jhs
State The gains have not besI $50 havy
and several towns and counties reported
at IS p. M. have given nryen small,
majority. From all other parts OF thu
State dispatches received al StAte d. ~.
quarters claim substantial republican, .l
iorities
In dispatches comparing The votes ioi
Tanner and Mckinley the forHcr has n
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LAST NIGIr,s SYNOPSIS.

An area OF high pressure is central over
the South Atlantic States and another.
accompanied by cooler weather. Is moving
in from the extreme Northwest.
The barometer is below 80 inches else
where. with two 1opress lons, ore over
Contra; Texas and the other over the
lower lakes.
The weather Is generally partly cloudy
to cloudy, except over Texas ana the
Lower Mississippi valley where 1t is clear,
Precipitation amounting to 10 OF an
inch or more Is reported from Jacksonville
Atlanta, Montgomery. st. Lous anu
Omaha.
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NEBRASKA \.

pr,,bo 1,hn Indications .r ,t., ,i,,
s,stc nf Nohra.l,a ,,, me- ,',,.si,,o,,,t,I ,i'p
., ON M r'r,, ',o.', 49, H. '' ~
'.,,, W. N,pa my
,"I'S 49, "' Nii''"" "uu Inv, W.T." ~
s'.lN'''',' i''V"N' ~ d" ''V-' n"'N '""''
us' YES are masking p's game over inc VOC
ls3l' NE cams apnut ons,l one hHV'h
er' III me '"l,S N'N,h''y HNNH Hhh VI
we siuailef Nlllat'e ol lh' Siaf u 10
'hpusht bryan VIII oatiN the FARMER VOC,
the eu'lylns districts being YET 10 h"ar
'Ioni, Ihe rural pferlnris have shown
ABOUT the same railo 40 tho other towns
In the STATE. This means Mckinley VIII
carry Nebraska by small vote, though
the silver men do not concedc this two
years ago the popmlists and democrats
elected "A governor by ,7pn,
Lincoln The Fifth ward OF Lincoln
gives Mckinley Sl3 Bryan ga. At demo-
cratic Headquarters II IS said Tonight that
Mckinley viii carry the city Of Lincoln
by not moro than 1000, but thov say this
viii he offset in other PARTS OF the county
and tho chnucns are thnt Brypn viii rari.y
Lancaster coi,rfy
New York Herald saws M,tSiri,, nav
RIGS Nebraska Inv n oOO
Omaha -Twrnty-ciyht nrec,nc,s In Je
hrasha outside Of OmnhA. Mc,Sinlev a8g5
prvan 3oI7
Omaha Fifteen nrrcjucia In N4hraAta
outs{l,, 1,urins c,t,'+, .-t,,, lf,t;,tt... i,,.
BRYAN 172,. Three urcrinots IN pounIns
county pive Mckinley eGs nrvon 1os
1ircoln - proain,, of tbc Wipth ward
~ mis- rity prvnnis rrrcrinrt ,lvas nrva,,
1902. mckinley lg4 This ig a material gain
for BRYAN. His friends clam the county
for him n ordina,iIy r,yes $500 naioritv
Lncoln.-At 10 o'clock Chairman Post
If Tho ,cn,,ht,c,r etat, an,,, .IIttoc cioir,,.J
Tho state NJ Nebraska for mckinley nv
raiorin, If from 7ooo IA Sono
U.hilo rboir,man poet ia SIN nuIltc,v
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Ml>S0l ri

81 Louis According TO nn afternoon pa
per Chairman Cook Of Tile democratic state
committee comedies ST. Louis TO the re-
pubiicans by q plurality OF only 5000 The
state, no said. is overwhelmingly for
Bryan. ON tho other hand Secretary Crit
Zen Of the republican committee claims 80
600 plurality for the republican electoral
ticket In st Louis
81. Louis Eleven precincts outside st.
Louis give bryan 1882; Mckinley 40.
Kansas City-Sherin O'Nel comedies re-
publlcans have carried tho city by 1900 to
5000 with Mckinley in the lead. This Ia
the general opinion OF prominent demo-
crais.
ST. Louis Twenty four precincts in Mis-
souri, outside OF ST Louis ont of total OF
2oi0 give Bryan 1853. Mckinley 1858.
Butler Bryan majority this city 3l5,
gain Of 200 over Cleveland in 1899
st, Louis st Louis county gives Bry-
an 90 900 majority a gain OF 500 over four
years ago
st. Louis Governor Stone al 10 o'clocl:
stated to a reporter OF the Associated Press
that he had conceded the election OF Nc
Knlcy. He said he had looked Tor NcIfiu-
ley 10 take the lead at the start but hoped
for BRYAN to 81 ot-- scr the Co.,"
districts were heard from.
St Louis. Thirty precincts In Mis-
souri, outside of 81. Louis out Of total
of Soli give Bryan 1881 Mckinley 2s06.
Three city precincts give Bryan 35i. Nc
Kinley 200.
St Louis Thirty seven precincts out OF
42o in the city: Bryan 1870. Mckinley
1916. For governor stevens 1916. Lewis
4553. Fifty-two precincts outside OF ~.
Louis ont Of total OF 2oSo, give Bryan
g7aS: Mckinley 60l6.
Kansas City--Six precincts In the city
give Mckinley majority OF 90. Seven
PRECINCTS in Jackson county outside tho
city: Bryan $50; Mckinley 1876.
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IOWA.

Des Misunderstanding Tremor Of the 70
publican State committee Des Moines. al
thorized the following statement:
"Advices received from all parts OF iowa
confirm the predictions made by us on Sat
urday. Throughout the State r.Duoltoa1s
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mitteo does not conccdc Nebraska. but
still thinks Bryan Will win by the vote in
the remote populst strongholds.
Omaha Nebraska will probably give
1000 plurality for Mckinley.
Omaha. Neh., November A.-The follow
ing statement was issued ut / n. m TO
the Associated Press;
We will carry the State by $4,000 AMI
elect all of the congressman. entire state
ticket and legislature.
]. c. pahlman,
Chairman state Democratic Committee.
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Rain.
A NIGHT OF IT.

Canton. Ohio, November i'-Malor Mo-
Kinley expects to make night OF IL ~
. o'clock word comes that the llpI,eual ~,
club of cleveland is on the way and he VIII
STAY IN to receive them about a m
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Forecast for the twenty POUR hours end
ing at IL O'Clock midnight, November 4
Gel orally fair; stationary temperature.
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observa tons taken by the United states
weather bureau at ali stations at D. M
10Th meridian time.
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WASHINGTON.

Tacomn-By noon fully half the regis
tered voters In the city had cast their ball
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KENTUCKY

Chairman State