Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-08
NEW VoRK-Returns received by Press up to :45 p. m. today

indicate taat Mckinley earned the 1 :n' u'ir. .'.'.,: Ca,i.or IA. Conn.,, De.A~a-', h., Ind ana, Iowa, Maine. l Narylsuf, Ma. Minr.. New Hamp- -i.ir', Nv J'r.y, N.s I"rf, Ohio, 1 Org Uicg"h, penn>S .tani.. H iOde I l "a. Vermont, West Virgiuin, Wis co -iL
 l: '. Ca i'i t'r ipilrw,ng states: | A!,tsIs. aiktntss, Cn.ora ln, Florida, ' Goo'eii. ishn, ksn.a-, Loni.i,us, Mi--i>.lii, s."uri. Montana, Ne- sra--a Nt,nd,, North Carolina, south CAiUlina. r-x,-. Ut-h, Virsini. and Wa-hir cini- l67 votes L.aving m duunt Wyoming. Kentucky and south Dsko:a-20 vote.
 | CRIcAGo-Chairmsn Jones issued the following statement toniIht The result oi tEe presidential election is ap, nren,iy no longer in doubt. We have claimed the election on our ad- vices from sta es th~t were admitted in doubt in which we know there had been many frauds and from which there were evidences of tampering : with ib. returns. Itseems now to be apparent that Mir. Bryan, after mak- ing the most brilliant campaign in the history of our country, has no, carried enough to insure his success in the electoral college. Thus this remark able campaign closes with the elec ction of William Mckinley. The result was brought sbou, by every kind Of coer- sion ard intimidation on the part of he money power includiug thieats ot lockouts and di-mIssals and impend- ing starvation; by the employment of by far the largest campaign fund ever used in this country and by the subor- dinstion Of large portion si the America press"
 LIxCoLS, Neb MT. Bryan has sens the following l. legrsm to Major Mo Kinley: Chairman Jones has just informed ms that returns indicate your election and hasten to extend my congrstula,ion. We have submit ted the issue to the American people and their vii, is law
 } CECISNATI-The Big Four, Chesa- peke and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio railroads have ail ordered their shop. opened today and enlarged the force at those already running. The Ensign car works at Huntington, w Virginia, resumed. The car works at Mt. Vernon, Illinois. got sn order for 300 ears and will resume work. The furnaces at Irouton, Ashland and other towns will go to blast soon. The Griffin Wood works and Powell Brass works have announced they will resume at once. Others announced that they have conditional order on which they will enlarge their force immediately. The b,g copper shops at Raridan, Ohio, have resumed work to their ful! capacity. One of the idle mills o! the Dayton Pipe company will start Tn e soon a. repairs can be com pleted and the Burns Iron works at. Portsmouth announces it will employ full force immediately.
 SAETA CRUz-Today machinery was ordered for @ fuse factory to be built at the powder works at cost of $50,- 600. IL will give employment to many men.
 IPSWICH, Mase-The weolen and cotton mills of sssich corporation which have been snu, down for some time, wi start on full time early next week. Employment Sill be given ,o about l 900 hand.
 l CHIcAGo-Rsturns from the entire country, althoush h incom plete in some ststes, are of . nature 10 insure the election of Mckinley. A sufficient number of states have declared for the Republican party ,o make certain 264 votes in the electoral collegs for it's leader. The states Wh,.se woes are sure for Jim srs a- ioiipw-: Conneci- icut. 6; Cxlifornis, 9; Iel. ware, ]; Ill., inois, 24: Indi.na, l5; lows. .l3; Maine 6; Maryland, $: Ms-sachu.etts, I5;
 Michigan, If; Minnesots. 9, New
 Hampshire, 1; N'w Jrrsey, 10; New York, 36; North Dakota, 3; Ohio, g ; Oregon, 1; Penn-y lvania, 32; Rhode I-land, i South Dakota, 4; Vermont, 4; west Virginia, 6, WisotLsin. l2 |