Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-04

a. m. the rolls had been open for two hours
and daring all thHi time the election booths
In nsH'ly every precinct have been crowded
The 'reEtest enthusiasm is manifested and
fiji vote is anticipated. The weather il
perfect, The air being cool
1ARQCETTE Mich Nov. Bad
weather threatens al present, with posi-
Dility that the rain Of las; night viii con
iinue. The largest vote ever polled here
win De put In the boxes today.
ST. JOSEPH, No NOV. with fair
weather today & heavy vote VIII bs cRst
Voting booths are fun Eli the time and Al
every precinct from twenty 10 d hundred
men are in line awaiting their turn. Order
prevails and the vote VIII be in early and
the clerks are counting il at II is cast
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. S-The
weHther today is o. that sort that calls ont
4 fun vote though under any kind o. sky
the fun vote would come out In Indiana to
day. The polls opened al G q. m, and many
I ballots were cast this morning Oh empty
stUnHChs. This Marion county is already
republican and will likely remain SO by II
Increased majority. Palmer and Buckpcr
viii Eef L vote Of not less than 500 on ;he
/ county. IL Is thought
/ RALEIGH. n G, Nov. 3-The day Is N
ideHl one and an enormous vote is being
I pollsd throughout the STATE. il is estimated
+ by the republicans that 3l7 900 votes Will
: be cast and the democratic chairman has q
y
| Goldsbu-o has been sverted by calling ont
1 the militia and no disturbance is expected
/ from any part Of the state. Republican
I Chairman HoJon estimates the democratic
detection Bt 10000 and says Mckinley will
get l65. 900 votes. The PHlmer-Bucknsr CON
mittees are advising their supporters 10 vote
for Mckinley direct.
HELENA. Nov. 8-Up 10 nuou the vote
Throughout; the state had been light A
change for the better in the weather Is
. =
lions point 10 & fun vote Interest ueuterr
OF state and county tickets the state being
con reded TO Bryan. Chairman 1. H Eersh-
field Of the republican state executive com
mittee comedies the stale 10 the fusion
ticket. The republicans may elect 4 few
county officers in the wool growing dis
tri-ts. The Legislature viii be democratic
without doubt Charles Hartman cuu-
gresham. democrat, Is running behind his
ticket Alex c. ButEin republican for
governor, is running Eheud Of his ticEN. The
vote for Mckinley electors viii be larger
than expected.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8.-The polls in
This state closed a. clock with more bal
lots IL the boxes than ever before il the
history Of the state. At O'Clock Chair
man Afford OF the democratic state com
mittee said that the democrats would curry
California by a least 35.0OD. Chairman
Mclaughlin Of the republican committee
would make no prediction, but expressed
had been very close and the republicans
had L GOOD chance 10 win.
The interest manifested IN the election has
been something unusual in California
Every town IL the state Is receiving Dule-
tinE tonight, and In san Francisco the
crowds gathered about the newspaper puIle-
lin boards are enormous. Street car traffic
on Market street, the gain thurouEhfare Of
the city, was generally stopped When The
returns commenced 10 come IN great euthusI-
assn WIS manifested. Both Bryan and Mo
Kinley pHrtiBGnE were out il force, and they
cheered Justify for their fEvUrlteE.
PORTLAND, Nov. &.-The election In
Oregon iodBy was for pres dental electors
only. AdviceE from all paris o; the state
show that an unusually heavy vote WIS
polied At G ,. m the time Of closing the
polls Eirsb OF the republican state com
mittee claims Mckinley las carried the
state 10y 600 majority Chairman Young
Of the populiEr state committee claims the
state for Bryan by 1000. The democrats
and pUpulsts committee conuede that the
city OF Portland viii give Mckinley 1900
majority.
TOPEKA Nov 3.-KBnsaF voters came out
today Is they never did before, The weather
WAS ideal and reports from al points indi-
cate that AT euDrmOuss vote was pulled
The polls closed al O'Clock and a. there
are ten and IN some places twelve Iicket
the count under the Australian ballot syf-
TEN S very SLOW Topeka pOlled ia largest
vote and republican managers estimate that
McKinleyF majority viii be 1000. EEti-
mates by the republican STATE chairman IN
diCate that the state V4l 80 chiefly for
Mckinley He viii not give out figures,
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, NuE- 2.-Tne
polls closed ~ ,. II, > very heavy woe
Was cast twlct az large Al any ever po!lea