The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1896-11-05

water mark in pluralitics for President
WAS 30,b54, given to Grant, in 1877. Inc
State will have a solid Republican del
egation in Congress.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Returns from
Pennsylvania's counties are coming IN
very slowly, but the figures received
indicate a plurality in the State for
Mckinley Of nearly 100000. The Il
Congressional districts hard from
show the election of 20 Republicans
and Democrat. With the two Con-
gressmen-at-large this gives the Re-
publicans % congressman certain,
with chances Of the most of the re-
naming eight districts. The Repub-
Iican city committee has conceded
Crows election for sheriff.
Idaho.
Boise City, Idaho, Nov. 3.-Returns
| come in very slowly and there Will be
no figures obtalnable until Tomorrow.
The State is conceded to Bryan BY
$1,000 to 10000 majority. Borah, sill
yer Republican, it Is claimed, is ahead
for Congress. No reliable estimate
can be made yet.
Connecticut.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. 3.-Mckinley
has swept the State by about 10000
plurality in a total vote OF 13O,OOO.
| Lorin A Cook, of Winstead, Republic
can, IS elected Governor by plurality
of perhaps $4,000. The four Republic
can Congressmen are all elected by
majority ranging from 5000 to 10000.
| The Legislature will stand 229 RepuD-
licans, 81 Democrats, a majority OF l92
| on Joint ballot. At 80 q. m. returns
from l57 out of the l6S towns IN TINS
| State give the following Mckinley
82,7lO; Bryan 1854; Palmer 1927.
Columbus, O.--The returns 80 far re.
ceiyed indicate that the Republican
plurality in Ohio will be slightly in
excess of that given for Bushnell
for Governor last year. That
was 81 600. Watson, Republican, has
been elected to Congress from this
district, defeating Lontz, free silver
fusion. 1t was close district. 1t is
now thought that there has been but
two free silver Congressman elected,
in the fourth and in the seventh.
Chairman Kurrz, at IL p. m, claims
the State for Mckinley, on returns SO
far received, by 100000. Columbus
city, usually Democratic gave 1000
Republican majority.
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 3.-Iowa re-
turns to 8 80 p. m, are chiefly from ru-
raj precincts. They indicate uniform
and great Republican gains. The Re-
publicans claim the State by 100000
. and the Democrats still refuse to make
statement, declaring that returns are
not sufficie ntly complete. They say
however, that the situation is against
] them. Indications show that the Re-
publicans elected all eleven Congress.
men.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3.-Mckin.
ley has in all probability carried In,
diana by substantial plurality, al
though the Democrats still claim it
G. w. Fairbanks says the plurality will
), be $4,000.
South Carolina.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. al is i'm.
: possible toni ght to give TIE correct
= total majority cast fer the Bryan cleo
: tors, as many of the r. cinct, ~" away
2m nsn Tes T. A Be
\ ans majority at 10000.
t The election was regular free sill
, yer landslide. The gold Democrats
;. had an electoral ticket out, as had also
the two separate factions of the Re.
publican party, but the Bryan elector!
20 in.
Kentucky Democratic.
Chicago, Nov. 4-The following has
been received at the National Demo
?. cratic headquarters
~
- surely Democratic; not less than 800
: and hourly increasing. Fhe opposi
= ton has resOrted to every political con
trivance to keep out the returns.
I'll. II. SoMMERs,
"Chairman State Committee"
- REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
v Louisville, KY, Nov. IN. E. Stone
D Chicago: "Kentucky is very close
Many counties are remote from relay
n and telegraph, and returns are slow
. At this hour, 3 :45, We believe we hav
d advantage of 5000, corrections and re
vision may change this slightly.
''SAM. j. ROBERTS,
- "Chairman Rep. State Com. F"
Il South Dakota Safe.
+ Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. ITO NJ. E
y Stone, Chicago 81 am conflden
u Bryan will carry the State by iv
.. thousand.
; (Signed) ~. A. BOWLER,
: "Chairman Dem. Cen. Com"
West Virginia.
70 WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 4.-Incom
q plete returns show Republican gain
% and there is no reason to change las
y nights figures of $4,000 plurality. Al
=, - four Republican candidates for Con
gress are undoubtedly elected by in
creased majorities. Atkinson, (Rep.
for Governor, and the entire Republi
e can State ticket is elected and bot
:, branches of the Legislature are Repub
II lican:. The gold Democrats voted tn
e Republican ticket.
Alabama.
- Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 9Th
- vote cast in the State, from the pres
# ent outlook, will be much less than il
~ August this year or November, 1s9;
" There is no separation of names j,
+ Alabama, but everything on a straigh
"a ticket. making the count slow and te
"a dious. Bryan will have the State, bu
ia by greatly reduced maj GRITTY. Clarl
# sound money candidate for Congress
4 in the second distritt and the Demo
a. cratic candidate in the third ar
# making strong runs, with even chance
- for success.
e Georgia.
u Atlanta, Ga.-There is no doubt q
- the election of each of the eleven Dem
"a Ocratic nominees for Congress i
~ Georgia. Their majorities range fror
=, 1000 to 5000, the aggregate Democrat
~ majority Of the State being about 30
= coo for Congressman and approx
10 mately the same for Bryan and'Sewal
'e Many Populists voted for McKinle,