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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05
norm caRoLiNfrN DoUBT.
Claims Of the ais-tongrcsstncn iicci
ed Democrats Certain of one

Claims Of the Rivals -tongrcssncn Elect
Democrats Certain of one.
RALEIGH y. c., Nov. Special
Returns TO Democratic headquarters from
scvcnty-nvo out of the ninciy-siN coun-
ties up 10 o O'Clock shows that Bryan
carries the State hy something Ike 1'op'
Rctruns TO Republican headquarters TO
the same hour from forty-four counties
give Mckinley $500 majority
The Republicans confess ii is very close
and may take the official count 10 settle.
Tho returns to the Republican head
quarters are that i'm thirty counties Rus
scn is li.il1 ahead OF Watson. (Dcm) for
Governor
The Democrats say Tint Watson is
elected ass the Republicans are figuring
against tho vote of 1889.
The Democrats certainly elected ono
congressman. They may have two.
The Legislature Will be anti-Dcmo-
cratic.
The following congressman appear to
be elected.
Harry skinner First district.
George li. White. Second district
John r.. Fowler Third district.
w. J.. Stroud. Fourth district.
vs.. W. Kitchen. Firth district.
Charles A. Martin Sixth district
A. &. shufOrd. Seventh district.
Richmond Pearson. ninth district
The hitter is yet somewhat doubtful I'm
the Eighth district 30 is not yet known
whether r.. d. Linnci on r.. a. Doushton
is elected
RALEIGH y. c.. Nov. AT Demo-
cratic Headquarters at noon the Demo-
cratic chairman said.
"KCturns from the state come in slow
ly By the indicated immense gains in
every county save two. so far as heard
from. gains which. if maintained. arc
safc to give Watson dpcm) a clear ma-
iorIty for Governor. ! think it is safe
90 ay ho is clearly elected. Eryans ma
jcriiy. ii now seems, viii bc not less than
10000"
An tho Same hour the Republican State
chairman said.
~ have uo figures ON tho vote for Gov
crnor Twcnty-onc counties hcard from
give a Republican plurality of 10000 over
the vote of lN2. and lose only SD Nc
hinloy viii carry the State hy 25.O00 il
'ue ratio Keeps up within 90 per cent.
of my reports"
Vouiist State Chairman Aver said
me- had no reports. that he had ordered
DIS county chairmcn TO send none save
Official counts.
iNSTON. y. c.. Nov. 4-Sn.cia1 -
j. "i7Ylhe goes Republican by an a,ers,e
majority OF over 1000 Dcmocrafs also
i's' TAX collector and constable in VIM
slou township. Stokes county COOS Po-
F1"ii'"n ny 600. Surry. 500. Yadkln. e0.
'"'i'' "V II is conceded that Conrroee-
..''t" iNhncy' Republican. is reelected
l,ushion, Democrat. bv fm)
or,I .,,' ..' iHis is "a decreased majority
y
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McKinley's Majority VIII Exceed 100 900.
Three Silver Congres. .men.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4-Reuns from the
state are coming i'm very slowly. but
bear out early estimates OF a majority
exceeding 10000 for McKinlcv. with Yan-
--a.
hef lot Governor running well up. In
Chicago, Tanner polcd $1,000 votes less
TRAN the head of the ticket. but Doe ran
ahead IN many country districts and 10
Is believed will not be far behind Nc
Kinley when tho returns are complete.
The entire Cook county Chicago Bopub-
lican ticket was elected.
The tidal wave assures q Republican
majority in both branches OF the State
Legislature, and, I'm consequence, Re-
publican successor to Senator Palmer,
late candidate for the presidency on the
Gold Democratic ticket.
The Democrats have elected three. and
possibly four congressman. Those elected
are:
Iinrlchscn, in the Sixteenth.
Hunter I'm the Nineteenth and Jehu Ba-
ker. in the Twenty-hrst congressional dis
trlct.
In the Seventeenth. Caldwell Oem)
claims his election. and I'm the Third.
after a close race Belknap Rep) defeat
ed Darr0w (Dcm).
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The Few Returns to Come Cannot Alter
This Result.

This Result.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. At has
been day Of uncertainty and excitement
in Indiana. There was ia the late re-
turns last night and in those mp TO noon
to-day a steady decline I'm the percentage
of Republican gains, ass additional pre-
Cincts were reported, that Ted the Dem
ocrauc state Committee and the Demo
cratic newspapers TO claim the state.
. Chairman Jones. then figures that Ery-
an could be saved with Indiana and the
anxiety on both sides was redoubled. The
bulletin boards were surrounded an day
with vast crowds Of people, making the
streets impossible. They stood ln the
rain and cheered the slightest indication
of anything favorable tO their side in
Indiana but they had not patience for
returns from other States. apparently
being convinced that it AN depended upon
Indiana. The returns 20 the Democratic
State Committee are very meagre, but
do not differ materially from The Repub-
liclu returns from the same count i0s.
There are g2 counties in the State.
Complete returns from sixfy-two Of these
with the other estimated from worry
nearly complete returns give the State
10 Mckinley lv 2l,et.
Returns entire cannqt chhuee these
figures moro than a thousand at most
The returns for the most part come iu
the shape of pluraitics by c0untes. and
the vote cannot De given until the official
count SIS made tomorrow.
Republicans have carried both branches
Of the LEGISLATURE and have majority
of 81 ON joint ballot thus assuring the
election of Republican 90 succeed Seua-
tor VOORHEES,. They have elected nine
congressman and the fu-i0uists lave
elected one silver Republican and three
Democrats The following have been
elected.
James a. IemiuWay Republican; W.
j.. Myers. Democrat. w.. T. Zenor Dem
ocrat, W. S. Holman. Democrat. Geo.
W. faris Republican. Henry T.. Johnson.
Republican, Jesse Overstrcct. Republic
can. Charles j. Henry Republican. JOS.
=. Chcadle. Silver Republican. y. D.
'rumpacker Republican. George W.
steele Republican; ". T.. Robinson. DEM
ocrat, w. a. Eoyse, Republican.
Western Union bulletin says.
INDIANAPOLIS.- .-Tifty-nvo counties.
including Marion. McKinlep gain OF 30 500.
Bryan gain of $500; net Republican gain
Of 2J210
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. At VI
O'Clock Tonight Chairman Martin of
the Democratic State Committee. con
coded the state 10 Mckinley bv 23O0D
while claiming the election of live Con,
srcssman-Aliers in tho Second Xcuor i'm
the Third. Holman I'm the Fourth. Cheadlo
i'm the Ninth, and Robinson in tho
Twelfth. The Republicans concede am
these but Cheadlc, claiming the election
OF Lands by 500.
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LYNCHBURC.

IYNCHEURG. NA.-Thc returns from
several counties in this district are inoom-
plcte. and it will Doe some days before
the exact vote can bee oNaned' Inc
pluralities OF Major Peter }. otey are
about as follows: Lynchburg h5, camp
bell. 500: Halifax, I. i.553. Charlotte l,VSl ;
Roanoke city. $50. Bedford. soo' Rsdiord,
$50. The counties Of montgomery ana
Roanoke viii give about ~" against otey'
making his plurality in the district at
least 1885. Otey runs about 1900 ahead
~ RrNln-
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WFCKLFNBURG.

BOYDTON, VA.-Au the precincts
heard from in this county give McKin-
ley about POO majority. Thorp. Repub-
lcan candidate for Congress from the
Fourth district leads IBIS opponent. Epes.
Democratic candidate. by 200 majority.
with three precincts TO hear from. which
Will increase his majority TO probably
500 Thorp's majority over his Demo-
cratic opponent McKennoy. was over
LOO In Mecxlenbmg in 1894. Thorp's
friends conccde his defeat.
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DANVILLE.

DANVILLE.-Swan Is elected by 4
small majority Pittsylvania county out
side of Danville gives him LIS majority.
Dauyille gives him 65l.
In official reports from Franklin give
him 800 I'm that county. Against this
Brown carries FLOYD. Carroll. Gr1yson,
Henry and PatriclS his estimated ma
iortics in these counties agercgating
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FIRST DIS IRICI.
CAROLINE.

ROWLING GREEN. NA.-Complets re-
turns from every precinct IN this county
show the folowns vote. Mckinley, Lsl'
Bryan. l.-s3. Palmer, g.. Lcyerins' q tor
congress. walter B. Tyler cRep6 LILO,
". a. Jones (silveritcl, 1852.
The voters generally called on the
Judges to prepare their ballots for them'
but many detective ballots were thrown
out iu the count.
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Second district have been received from
the following counties ard cities only:
Norfolk City-Bryan. 3.0.s. Mckinney
1lgs Bryau's majority. leN}. Noups'
$500: Wise f.SS5. Whalcy 5ij. Rcpubh-
can gain OF 3i
Portsmouth - Bryan, 1850. Mckinley.
GO. Bryaus majority ~. Young, li65'
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FARslVII.E. - Complete returns IN
Prince Edward county show That Bryan
carries the county hy II; Thorp' He. ln
1852. Harrison carried the county by ~
votes Many tickets thrown out because
impcrfocly marked.
Election at tas precinct perfectly fair,
Iut one Bryan Democrat Judge refused
TO sign the returns, owing 10 "a dluerence
of opinion as to the three-fourths efasuIe
~ .,r,s of rna names. This. however
,g,,id mot have materially changed the
rl-nif as the number OF Bryan and Nc
Nini.y tickets in dispute was about the
same.
Many sound money Democrats voted
for Mckinley.
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KING AND QUEEN.

WEST POINT. NA.-Vote cf King ana
Queen county by precinct: Buena Vista,
BRYAN. is: Jones. lli; Newton. Bryan. So.
Jones. 81: Clarks. Bryan. 81; Jones. g..
stevensville. Bryan. IA; Jones. 80; Carie-
tol's store Bryan. T.; Jones, ].
ACCOMAC G.. H-All returns I'm from
Accomac county give Bryan thirty-one
hundred and fifty: Mckinley. sixteen
hundred and seventy-hve; Palmer. TWEEN
ty-eieht; lowering. one hundred and
eighty.
For CONGRESS. w. a. Jones 32sS; Tyler
Rep). 1916: Ninder Pro), in.
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NANSEMOND.

SUFFOLK. .-Oficial returns Of Nanse-
mond show Bryan's plurality 2E; Young
1Dem). for Congress. S6; Palmer's total
vote about :: Levering's about Z, and
Whaley ,sound-Money), for Congress, l2z
votes. There WAS large vote but re-
turns would Indicate that "A good many
white rs we'll as colored voters prepared
theIr ballots improperly
This county made "a Democratic gain
OF lis on the presidency as compared
with the Cleveland vote of 1892.
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Complication Over the Failure 70 Attach
"Srn After an Ileciion Name

WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. 4-Dela-
wares electoral vote is for Mckinley by
1900 TO 1So0 plurality. The Democrats
elect Tunnel Governor and Handy 10
Congress by 1900 plurality. The Demo-
Gratis also control the Legislature on joint
ballot.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. 4.-James
G.. Shaw. one of the Mckinley candidates
for clector, was on both the Republican
and Union Republican tickets. On the
Union Republican ticket In New Castle
county "Sr." was added 10 his name.
Many OF the election officers gave James
shaw their votes, Keeping tally only on
the head OF the Republican tickets.
Others kept the tally for both names, and
so made returns. TO what extent this
has been done cannot develop until the
ofliciaI count on Thursday. Then much
will depend on the action Of the Board of
canvass n the intent OF the voters Is to
be taken Shaw VIII be given the entire
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. NA.-Bryan's majori-
ties are. i'm round numbers: Alexandria
city, G00 Fairfax. POO. Prince william.
zoo: Cuipeper. go; LOudoun. 800; Orange,
300. and Fauquier. LOO.
RiXey runs somewhat ahead in each.
Mckinley and NcCauil got Alexandria
county by 800, Stafford. King George and
Louisa By small majorities. showing a
Republican loss rather than gain. and
precisely what the Eighth district Demo-
cratic management predicted.
The number OF votes thrown out here
was 320. In the county. 1t was Just
enough 10 make up FOR the delinquency.
and this was about the same all through
the district. and prosecutions VIII be
sure TO follow. and McCaull viii un-
doubtediy get the seat OF RiNey.
BonAres were burned in all sections OF
town and the environs tonight and n
report from Washington saving Bryan
was elected made things lively again.
ORANGE.
ORANGE.-Roturns from Locust Grove
Continued on Second Page)
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BRAKES BRANCII NA.-onicial re-
turns from all precincts IN thario.,c
county give Bryan 9li Majority o'eS'
silver Democrat. l.0Si majority
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NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, NA.r-All counties In the
second district, except Charles city. gave
Eryan so majority; and Young tDem)
majority over Wise (Rep) 2.5OS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS returns from the
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LOUSA.

LOUISA. VA.-The returns all IN
for this county give Mckinley IL ma
jority and RiXey q.
Republican majority in 1902 was Il.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
LOUDOUN.

LEESBURG. VA.-Loudoun's fun vote
is-Bryan. 27i0; Mckinley l,Ip, Rixey.
. 2-3J. McCaull 1865.
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PACE.

IURAY.-1oKnley plurality I'm Page
county is 2,6 votes over Bryan. 4 Demo-
cratic loss ON The vote of lH2 or 40. At
this date thc vote for Congress is not in.
but it is probable that Walkers Rep)
plurality over Hay Dcm) will be less
t.ap that for Mckinley
Harnsbefgar. Tor Congress, on the
Palmer ticket. ran ahead OF the same,
though q very small vote was polled.
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SECOND DISTRICT. .
NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS. NA.-The following
Is the votes secured by each candidate
here yesterday; Bryan 90 Mckinney
N5. Palmer. 10: Leyering 3: Young, 15S;
Whaley. 26; Griffin. i6; Wise. 1s6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05
Chicago Party Conceded Indiana at 10
O'clock Last Night.
KENTUCKY PROBABLY FOR EKIKLEY,
But the Vote Very Close and Both Sides
Still Claim II.
NORTH CAROLINA NAY GOFOR BRYAN,

aticbican shows Large Republican Gains,
rti,ois safe for sound Vi oncy and Ait
reld Badly Boatcn-Arkansas shows
Democratic Losses California
Undoubtedly for Mckinley.
Chairmcn of Fopuiist and
Chicago Parties Get Des-
uerato and Charge
Traud-Bryan APP
parcntly Very
Ca IN.
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HOUSTON, VA.-IialifaX county OIL
cial. gives Bryan l2li majority ana otey
lll maiorIly.
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MONTGOMERY.

CuRIsTrANsBURG. Montgomery
county: McKinley's majority Si2
HALIFAX.
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HENRY.

1fARTINSVILLE.-All the precincts in
Henry have been heard from, giving
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CHARLOTTE.

Bryan. 97: Otcy Csilver Dom)' ~, MI
Kiulnv. So. Radford lGold Dcm.l a.
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FOURTH DISTRICT,
IIINENRURG.


MEUERBIN VA.-Fuil returns from
Tunonhur- county give Bryan 500 ma
iorif-. Tn.e for Congress. G9S map0riy
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(silverite Elected I'm the Seventh District)
am. 1.0l2, Mckinley, C3; Palmer, o; Lev
crlng 5.
One precinct TO hear from which will in
crease Hays majority TO co.
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ROCKNGHAM.

HARRIsONBURG. VA.-McKinloy ma
icuty in Rockingham 5s3. but loss IN Ie-
foctiye ballots must probably have been
Dn
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
CARROIL

IuLLSVILLE. VA.-Rcturns are vi in
from Carroll county, and Mckinley and
John r. Brown have o. majority of l+5.
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Silver Republicans and Fusionists and one
National Democrat.
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SHENANDOAH.

WOODSTOCK. VA Shcnaudoah: Nc
Kmloys majority go Hays majority over
Walker. 6s.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
GREENE.

BARBOURSVlLLE. VA.-Greene ooun-
ty gives Mckinley IS majority over Bryan
for President; Walker Republican. -
majority over Hay. Democrat, for Con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-05

Interest IN the election did not cease
with the mere announcement OF MeAih-
ley's election as given in Inc Iimes yes
..t,,. ,nor,in~ The streets were crowd
ed ali dsy with jubilant sound-money pee
nlc who were eager to hear more good
news. and tho defeated SiiyeriteS were
anxious TO get few grains OF comfort
out OF the returns.
Thesc few grains Of comfort were
forthcoming. and. accordingly. the after
neon newspaper reaped harvest through
its various extras that were eagerly
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East Granville.

L. Webb was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Van Deusenmoved TO Roxbury last
week. zyr
Robert Dickerson is moving into the
house vacated by Nr.H. Van Deusen.
The panther scare Is over. The panther
was shot Monday and proved to be only q
hound.
Mrs. Cassie Kerwan and son OF Hyde
Park, Mass, visited her uncle, Geo. But
terrified, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tarbell OF North
field called on friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Tarbell remaining until Friday.
Mrs. l.. Webb and daughter, who have
been visiting in Massachusetts for the
past two weeks, returned Saturday. De-
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weeks vacation.
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East Bethel.

Mrs. Mary Fowler is on the sick list.
Mrs. Grows nephew is stopping with
her.
Libby Lane Of Brookfield visited at Jas.
Fowler's recently.
Rupert Spaulding and Ben Thayer were
in Rutland last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Thayer are happy
with their new boarder; it Is boy.
o. X. Russ and family and Hiram Russ
and family visited at Rochester last week.
White River Valley Pomona Grange will
hold a meeting at Sharon Saturday the
18th with very good program, and with
out doubt it will be well worth attending.
Fred English, OF the class OF '96,
7. v NJ. was the guest OF G. W. Whitney
few days recently. Mr.. English Is en-
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University for the coming year.
The meeting OF Middle Branch Grange
last week Wednesday was not as well
attended as would have been desirable
1t is hoped that the meeting which is APP
pointed for Wednesday evening the 18th
will have a full attendance as there is
business OF Importance to attend to.
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Granville.
Joe Eamb is in town.

Joe Eamb Is In town.
Miss Myrtle Ford is visiting in Sails.
bury and Pittsford this week.
william Hubbard and wife were at E
If. Briggs the first OF the week.
Miss Inez Stevens OF Bethel has been
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Charles Mills OF Sodus, N, Y, has re-
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Mr.. Prentice and wife visited at the
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Will Carpenter is at home, having had
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Mrs. A. Robinson has been visiting al
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One sister and nearly all the children
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and to its preparation are brought the
skill and knowledge Of modern science.
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts promptly upon
the blood and by making pure, rich blood
it cures disease and establishes good
health.