The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-11-12
FROM THE HUSTlNGS.
Latest Intelligence Of the Presi-
Dental Election.
BOTH PARTIES CLAlMlMs VICTORY.
Which Seems to Rest for Decision Upon
the Vot0 of One or Two States,
with All the Chances in Favor of
the Gold Standard Champion.
keduced to Kentucky and North Dakota
Tho Vote by states.

ksduced to Kentucky and North Dakota
Tho Vote by states.
NEW YORK, Nov. @-Returns re-
ceived to-day and tonight by the
United Associated Presses reduce the
doubtful states to two, Kentucky and
North Dakota. Washington, Wyoming
aud Kansas and Nebraska of the states
which were in doubt last night are
transferred to the Bryan column, and
Delaware, Oregon and Indiana are
placed in the Mckinley column. The
vote in Kentucky is close, but advices
indicate that the state Is republican
by small plurality. Delaware and
Oregon are also close states, but are
apparently carried by Mckinley.
The later news from California and
North Dakota is that in the precincts
80 far counted Mckinley leads, but
the margin of votes is SO small that
both states should be still classed as
doubtful.
The latest returns indicate that the
electoral vote Of the states will be cast
as follows:
Alabama, Bryan, II; Arkansas, Bry-
an, 8; California, Mckinley, 8; Colo
RADIO, Bryan, 4; Connecticut, McKin-
ley, 8; Delaware. Mckinley, 8; Florida,
Bryan, 4; Georgia, Bryan, 13; Idaho,
Bryan, 3; Illinois, Mckinley, "a; Indi-
ana, Mckinley, Is; Iowa, Mckinley, IL;
Kansas, Bryan, 10; Kentucky, o; LOUIS
lana, Bryan, 8; Maine, Mckinley, O.;
Maryland, Mckinley 8; Massachusetts,,
Mckinley Is; Michigan, Mckinley IA;
Minnesota, Mckinley 9; Mississippi,
Bryan o; Missouri. Bryan II; Montana,
Bryan 3; Nebraska, Bryan s; Nevada.
Bryan 3; New Hampshire, Mckinley
4; New Jersey, Mckinley 10; New
York, Mckinley SO; North Carolina,
Bryan IL; North Dakota, Mckinley 3;
Ohio, Mckinley %; Oregon. Mckinley
4; Pennsylvania, Mckinley 3s;
Rhode Island. Mckinley. 4; South Car
olina, Bryan. 9; South Dakota, MOTH
ing; Tennessee, Bryan, 12; Texas,
Bryan, Is; Utah, Bryan, 8; Vermont,
Mckinley, 4; Virginia. Bryan, L.;
Washington, Bryan, 4; West Virginia,
Mckinley, 6; Wisconsin, Mckinley, 10;
Wyoming, Bryan, 3. Totals, McKin-
ley, 26o; Bryan, 10. Necessary to
choice, 224.
Michigan Republican by Fully Fifty
Thousand.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-The late re-
turns from the state continue to show
republican gains over the vote of 1892.
The leaders of the repu blican party in
the upper peninsula claim that Nc
Kinley's plurality in that section will
reach 20. 900. and if the official figures
bear out their claim, the republicans
have carried the state on the national
ticket by nearly $4,000 plurality.
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, republican
the state by fully so. COO, and runs moro
than 10000 ahead of his ticket.
The legislature is overwhelmingly
republican, although the fusionists
have elected 90 representatives and
Eve senator's.
The republicans have carried ten out
Of the 12 congressional districts. A.
M. Todd, silver democrat, is elected in
the third district by a small plurality,
and F. A. Brucker, silver democrat,
has defeated w. S. Linton, republican,
by about 1000 plurality.
Latest Returns from Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
state are coming in very slowly, but
bear out early estimates of a majority
exceeding 100000 for Nc Kinley, with
Tanner, for governor. running well up.
In Chicago Tanner polled 80. 900 votes
less than the head of the ticket, but
he ran ahead in many country dis
tricts, and it is believed will not be
far behind Mckinley when the returns
are complete. The entire Cook county
(Chicago) republican ticket was elect
ed.
A republican majority in both
branches of the state legislature is as
sured, and in consequence republican
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: Hinrichsen, in the six.
teenth; Hunter. in the nineteenth.
and Jehu Baker, in the twenty-first
congressional districts. In the seven
teenth Caldwell (dem.) claims his cleo
ton, and in the third the race is very
close between Belknap (rep.) and Dar-
row (dem.). with the latter slightly in
a.