Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-11-05

", BOG and Palmer 3, S23.
A MAJORITY EoH SOUND MONEY AND Pro.
TECTIoN.
/ Canton, O., Nov. All. g. Payne
has telegraphed from tle Chicago Re-
publican headquarters that the next
United States Senate will have ma
jority for sound money and protection.
CALIFORNIA IN THE LANDSLIDE.
San Francisco, CAL, Nov. 4.-Com
plete returns from Se6 Of the 2, 377 pre-
cincts In this State give Mckinley
5S,975 and Bryan 54,G76 California
bus joined tho East in the Mckinley
landelide and its majority for the Re-
publican standard bearer will pass 5, 00C
ut least. Many Of the counties have
not yet sent in returns, but the more
populons and those in which the fate
OF the election hinges have all been
heard from and swell the Republican
majority.
CALIFoRNIA's LEGISLATURE.
San Francisco, CAL, Nov. 4.-Indi-
cations arc that the Republicans will
have d majority in the next Legisla-
ture, which is TO elect United States
aenptor Incomplete returns have been
received from &C out of the so assembly
dist fcts and these show the election OF
40 Republicans II Democrats and /
Populist.
M'kINLEY's MAJORITY IN COLORADO.
Denver, COL, Nov 4.-Returns from
l16 out of 1865 precincts in this city
give Bailey tpopullst- Silver, for Gov
ernor, a plurality OF l, $50. Advices re-
ceived from IL counties out of 81 in the
State show un independent plurality
for Adams, Democrat t-Silver Republi
can. 1t is now estimated that the vote
for Mckinley in the State is about
l5O, 600. while. that ror Waite, Middle
Of tbp-roa,l lbpuliat, and the Watson
electors will not exceed half thar.
wYoNfNG FOR BRYAN.
Washington. d. O., Nov. 4.-Chuir-
man Babrock has received dispatch
from White, Republican candidate for
Congress in the Second district OF North
Carolina, stating that he has been
elected. Osborne, Democratic Con-
gressioual candidate in the State of
Wyoming, has telegraphe,l Chairman
Faulkner that ho has been e.ected TO
Congress- and tho State has gono for
Bryan.
Chairman Babcocz bas received a
dispatch from Detroit, Mich, saying
that Corliss, in the First district !;
Spaultiing, in the Second: Hamilton.
10 the Fourth; smith, in the Fifth i;
Shower. in the Seventh; Bishop, in
tbs Ninth: Orump, 10 tho Tenth Mes
sick, in the Eleventh, anu Sheldon, in
the Twelfth, all Republicans, are
elected to Congress-, and that Todd,
fusion, has defeated Mines, Republi-
can, iu the third, with the Eighth in
doubt.
ARKANSAS FUSION TICKET ELECTED.
LIttlo Rock, Ark, Nov. 4. = The
fusion ticker in Arkansas was elected
by u majority OF from 25, 0O0 to 30, 600.
M'KISLEY's PLURALITY IN MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 4.-Returns, 4.
incomplete as yet, from the SO counties
indicate that Mckinley's plurality in
Michigan is 10000. The same returns
give pihgree. for Governor, an esti.
mated plurality of 5S, 600.
WASHINGTON FOR BsYAN.
Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 4. 4.-Sullivan,
comedies the election of Rogers, his
iuoiOu oIpuueut. bEyhu anu iue iu5iou
State ticket have apparently carried
the Stats by majority of less than
3, 600. The fusion ticket will control
the Legislature.
OREGON FOR M'KINLEy.
Portland, Ore, Nov 4. Nearly three
fourths of the total vote of Oregon has
been received. Mckinley, 81, 1873;
Bryan, 27, 400: McKinley'a plurality.
s,724. Palmer's vote in the State will
be about 100. 1t is estimated that the
precincts yot to be heards from will
reduce McKinley's plurality l,50O,
making mis- plurality in the State 3, 200.
UTAH FOR BRYAN.
Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. Incomplete
returns from the city and some parts of
the State seem to leave no doubt that
Bryan has carried the State by from.
16, 900 to 20 600 majority, that King,
Democrat, has been elected TO Con-
gross and that the Democrats have
elected a majority in the Legislature.
SOUTH DAKOTA FOR M'KINLEY.
Yankton, S. D., Nov. 4.--The Re-
publican majority in South Dakota
suffered q loss and the estimate now
places McKinley's majority at from
3, 900 to- 5000. Congressman Gamble
has wired the chairman of the Repub-
lican Congressional Committee that the
State electoral and Con-
gressional tickets are elected by safe
Eighty-four precincts give
5.S7l and bryan, 4, 4l6.
The Bryan vote is much larger than
VICTORY IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Biemarck, N. d., Nov. 4.-Tbe Re-
puhlicans have carried the State by
from 5. 600 TO 5000. Fifty three pro-
ripcts out of l23 give Mckinley 2,G0S
and Bryan 1,Gl7. This is Republican
gain and shows that the Republican
National State and Congressional
tickets are elected and that North
Dakota will have Senator who favors
the gold standard,
CLOSE VOTE IN NEBRASKA.
!. Omaha, Mob, Nov. 4.-Two hun
1red and thirty precincts in Nebraska,
outside of Omaha, give Mckinley %, $50
and Bryan, 2l, 6S5.
RETURNS FROM NORTH TEXAS.
Dallas. Tex, Nov. a. One hundred
and sixty-four towns and precincts in
North Texas give Mckinley 14,lS6,
bryan and Sewall 28.479, Bryan and
Watson 7,0S7, Cplberson 2G,0ii and
Rearby II, 937.
WYOMING NOW IN DouBT.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 4. Wyoming is
N great doubt, think Mckinley will
rave small majority. II may require
,fficial count to decided who is elected.
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