Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-07

not want the SenderS OF the cOngratu-
latory messages to feel embarrassed in
case he happened to be defeated At
midnight the bells sounded the assem-
bly,, three bands fastened to the pub
lie square and in ten minutes there
were assembled thousands of jubilant
people who united in singing Praise
God from Whom All Blessings Flow"
At midnight all of the marching
clubs of Canton, headed by a firing
squad from one of the militia com
panieS and followed by 5000 yelling
citizens with tin horns, drums and
pistols, descended on Mai McKinley's
residence. Several volleys We're fred
and the noise from the shouting en-
thusiasts almost drowned the repor
of the rifles.
The first out of town delegation to
reach the Mckinley residence was one
of 800 from Massillon, which arrived
shortly after midnight kilograms of
congratulation are pouring in from all
parts of the country. The Massillon
delegation and Canton people con-
tinued their shouting for half an hour
and were con ntinually reinforced. At
l O'Clock there were $4,000 people gath
cred in he vicinity of the Mckinley
home.
The town of Poland, where Maj
Mckinley spent much of his boyhood,
| gives Mckinley 142, Bryan 30, gain
of IA over the highest vote ever cast
for presidential candidate.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 4--Twenty- one city
precincts give Mckinley S,74S, Bryan
3,4OS. This is a republican gain of 40
in each precinct
Eighteen precincts in Hamilton
county give Mckinley 2,307; Bryan
1919, Levering 3, Palmer 0. Same in
1895 gave Bushnell 1874, Campbell
1,744 Indications are that Hamilton
county gives Mckinley 16, 900 majority,
a gain over 1895 of 1900.
Chairman Hynicke, of the republican
county committee, claims Hamilton
county for the repu blican ticket by ma
jorities ranging from $1,000 to 25, 0oo
Chairman Reemelin, of the democratic
committee, makes no estimate.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-This county
(Cuyahoga) gives majority of between
i, 200 and 5000 for Mckinley and elects
Burton for congressman from Twenty
nrSU ulStTlcu..
TOLEDO, Nov. 4-Lucas county will
give Mckinley at least 800 ma jority
Mckinley carried the city of Bryar
by 6s majority in total vote of s44.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4-The onl!
question about Indiana is the size o
McKinley's majority Sixteen Indian
apolis precincts show that Marion
county has been carried by not les
than 10000. AT republican headquar
, ters the state is claimed for McKinle
, by not less than $4,000. At democrati
state headquarters the kilograms re
ceived show gains for Bryan. Chain
man Martin said his advices on tn
whole lead him to believe that tn
democrats will hold their ma jority {
1892, which was 1000. The republ
cans claim 12 out of the 13 congress.
4. men and the legislature by decisiv
: majority in both branches, meaning
= repu blican successor to Senator Woo
: hees. The candidates for governor al
running very close to the figures o
= the national ticket.
: WASHINGTON.
t SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-The indication
S are that Bryan has carried this stat
l. and that Lewis and Jones, congre
d sional candidates, have been elected
J. The contest between the gubernatori;
o candidates is close.
NORTH DAKOTA.
!. FARGO, Nov. 4.-Returns are comm
in slowly. AS far as heard from M
Kinley will receive an overwhelmir
!. majority.
II MICHIGAN.
d DETROIT, Nov 4-Ludington cit