Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-05
BRYAN is PROBABLY BEATEN
Admirers of the Peerless Peoples
Champion Reluctantly Forced
to Abandon Hope.
SEVERAL STATES ARE STILL In DOUBT
But New Mexican Fears That Enough
Electoral Votes to Save Bryan Can
Not Be Mustsred-Results AS
Sent by Associated Press.


by the Associated Press up to l:45 p. n
to-day indicate that Mckinley has cal
ried the following states:
California, Connecticut, Delaware, Iii
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Ney
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Nort
Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Yer
mont, Rhode Island, West Virginia ant
Wisconsin 300 electoral votes; and tina
Bryan has carried the following states
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida
Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Miss
issippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska
Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washing
ton--167 electoral votes, leaving in doub
Wyoming, Kentucky and South Dakota
20 votes.
TRUE TO IT'S NAME.
Seattle. e.-Partial returns from all bu
four counties in Washington show tha
the Bryan electors have carried the STATE
by pluralities close to 10000. The fu
sionists elect both congressman and al
state officers and the state legislature.
Incomplete returns from all but foul
counties in the state of Washington gave
Mckinley 24,4OO; Bryan, 1886.
Congressman Doolittle, Republican
21,762; Lewis, Democrat, 29,868; Jones
Silver Republican, 24,24O; for governo,
Sullivan, Republican, 24,109; Rogers
Populist, 28,O98.
OREGON A RENEGADE.
Portland. = Practically complete re.
oil
gon give Mckinley 39,44S; Bryan, 35,.
992. McKinley's majority 3,156. Re-
turns from five counties can not mate
rally change the result.
Later-Complete returns from all but
six small counties in the state give No
Kinley 3S,911; Bryan, 35,S52.
HUNr1NGToN's PRECINCT.
San Francisco. - With 225,775 votes
counted, Mckinley and Hobart have
about 1900 ma ajority in California. While
the precincts yet to be reported may re-
duoe these figures, the Republican ma
joritY will not be less than 5000.
AS REGARDS THE SENATE.
Washington, Nov. 5.-As regards the
election of United States senators the
five doubtful seats yesterday we're Della
ware, Kansas, Kentucky, North Carolina
ana South Dakota. 1t is now reasonably
certain that Delaware will have Repub-
lioan legislature, the only claim to the
contrary being the Irregularities in Sus-
sex county.
Kansas will elect fusion or independ-
ent senator to succeed Pfeffer.
Kentucky, on the face of the returns,
will elect Republican to succeed Black
burn.
shngton.-Chairman Faulkner, of
the Democratic congressional committee,
conceded to-day that the Republicans
would have working majority in the
house, but asserted that the silver men
will control the senate. Secretary Edger-
ton, of the Populist committee, makes
the following claim as to Populists in the
next house, Kansas 6, Nebraska 4, South
Dakota 2, North Carolina s, Idaho 1,Colo-
RADIO l, California l, Alabama l, Mime
sofa l, total 90, with possibly one more
each from California, Alabama, Illinois
and Indiana. He says that one silver Re-
publican each In Colorado, Montana,
Washington, Nevada, Minnesota and In.
diana will act with the Populists. Chair
man Babcock, of the Republican commit
toe, claims 200 members of the house sure
and 20 in doubt.
The North Carolina Legislature is in
doubt with the chances favoring fusion
made up Of Republicans and Populists.
Until the legislature actually chooses
Senator Pritchard's successor it can not
be told whether he will act with the Re-
publican majority.
South Dakota is still in doubt, with the
chances favoring fusion-independen in
the senate.
Therefore, on this estimate, it would
stand: Republicans A, Democrats 80,
independents and Populists u, doubtful 2,
COLORADO IS ALL RIGHT.
Denver.-The vote in Colorado for
president is, Bryan 145,959, Mckinley 49,
9lO. Adams msjority over Bailey, Popu-
list, for governor is 1880.
Dsnver.-Bryan's majority in Colo
RADIO is 10000 to 10000. Adams, Dem
ocrat, is elected governor by $4,000 to
$4,000. The legislature is strongly for
silver, not single Republican being
chosen.
SILVER MAN SINGS.
the Associated press from Blackfoot,
Idaho: II carry the legislature against
the combination of Populists and gold
Republicans. There will not be Re-
publican elected to the Legislature in the
entire state"
FEAR OF FRAUDS.
Wichita.-The following dispatch reach
ed Wichita late last night: Place guard
over the county clerks office to prevent
the stealing of returns. We have elected
our entire ticket. The plan to rob Us OF
our victory has been disco vsred. Prevent
the steal in your county at all hazards,
full particulars by letter.
(Signed) JOHN w. BREIDENTHAL,
j. MAoKLovE,
r. w. TURNER.
KENTUCKY FOB BRYAN.
Louisville, Ky.--With two whole coun-
ties, Leslie and Knott, and eighteen pre-.
cincts missing, Bryan has plurality Of
215 votes ia the state. Many returns are
unofficial and it seems highly probable
that the state board will have to decide
the result In the two missing counties.
Leslie gave Bradley, Republican, seven
ty six majority; Knott county gave Har-
din, Democrat, over Bradley last
year 499 majority. The missing pre-
cincts are distributed about equally
among Democratic and Republican coun-
ties.
Louisville. Later - The Republicans
ssill claim the state, as against Chairman
Somers' declaration that the electoral
vote is assured to Bryan. Bomers has
returns from all the missing precln0ts
The congressional delegation stands az
follows: Seven silver Democrats and
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