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take of attacking the credit OF the
United States A man who runs amuck
against the commercial stability of the
United States simply breaks his head
against a wall. Mr. Bryan assailed
the foundations OF commerce and the
commercial community has given him
his reward.
The News article will ascribe Nc
kinley's enormous majority not to his
own merits, but to the dement's Of his
opponents, and will contend that he
was not returned for the purpose of
reviving the tariff, but TO maintain the
gold standard and a pure dollar
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The sums Ffgurcs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 4.-The
sun will say tomorrow that returns do
not materially alter its figures here
tofore given. Mckinley is elected oy a
large plurality in the electoral college,
having 2S7 votes. There are several
close states. most of which the Sun
gives to BRYAN, but it adds that if all
the close states are given TO Bryan,
Mckinley Will still have a safe margin.
The new house of Representatives will
stand 2S2 Republicans. los Democrats,
gold Democrats and y PopalisTs. New
York states plurality for Mckinley is
27l 662
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ELECTORAL VOTE.
United Press Figures on How it
Will Be Cast.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Returns received
today and tonight by the United Asso-
ciated Presses reduce the doubtful states
to two-kentucky and South Dakota
Washington. Wyoming. Kansas and Ne
bTaska Of the states which were in doubt
last night, are transferred to the Bryan
column. and Delaware. Oregon and Indi-
ana are placed in the Mckinley column.
The vote in@ Kentucky is close, but adj
vices indicate that the state is probably
Republican by q small plurality The
latest returns indicate that the electoral
vote of the states viii be cast as fol-
lows:
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Nov. 4-4:3O a. m.-The
majority for Bryan and Sewali in Vir-
ginia is $4,000. Seven Democratic con-
gressmen are certainly elected. Three
districts are in doubt
RICHMOND, Nov. Walker (Rep.)
is elected in the Ninth district The
result between Yost (Rep.) and Flood
(Dem) in the Third is close.
Both sides claim it. The rest of the
delegation is Democratic.
RICHMOND, Nov. THE latest re-
turns Indicate a plurality OF from 1900
10 10000 for Bryan. The Democrats
e.ect their coisgresmen in the Fist.
Second. Third, Fourth, F.fth. Six,l.
Seventh and Eighth districts. The
Ninth district is conceded TO the Re
publicans by about 1850 majority.
The Tenth IS very close, both sides
claiming r.
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Mimi MaY HanDen.

CANTON. O., Nov. 4.-Joseph P
Smith. who is one OF Major McKinley's
closest political friends. and who has
been member OF the Mckinley house
hold during the campaign, has been
doing some figuring on the senate. He
says that from the best information at
hand at l O'Clock today, it appears
that the senate of the United States.
after March next, viii consist of 40
sound money" Republicans and Dem
ocrats, Al Silver Democrats and Repub-
licans This grouping will not apply 10
the tariff and some other questions, and
does not indicate the number of sup
porters that Major McKinley's admins
tratiOn viii have on these issues. 4
number OF sound money Democrats
viii oppose the Republican tariff policy
and probably three of the Silver Re
publicans will be in harmony with it.
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The Sun says: "The full dimensions
of the victory won yesterday by the
American people cannot be measured
exactly at the present time of writing:
that ii Is an tremendous, as sweeping and
as conclusive as the occasion demanded.
is manifested. The country has repudiated
the repudiators; has warned the pro-
meters of revolution to keep their hands
of of our Institutions. and have been or
dered 10 main ain untarnished the ration's
honor. by one of the most impressive
demonstrations of honest and patriotic
sentiment ever Witnessed in our history.
1t IS no mans .victohy. 1t is no party's
victory Under divine providence it is
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBUS, S. C, Nov. 4.-5:So a. M
Only meagre returns had been received
from the various precincts in this state
only A little over 100 out of 125 precincts
have been heard from. They give the
Bryan ticket 10 427, Mckinley 300, Palmer
627. 1t is not thought that the total vote
will exceed 50G0o votes, and the same
ratio will probably be kept up. The Nc
Kinley vote is a divided one, there beng
two Republican electoral tickets in the
field An the Democratic congressional
nominees are easily elected
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WELCOMED ABROAD.
How the News of the Election Was
Received.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Liverpool COM
mercial and shipping circles are well
satisfied with the result of the presi-
dental election in the United States.
When NcKinley's alleged majority was
made known on the stock exchange
this afternoon. the spectators became
greatly excited The exchange was
crowded al an early hour. and the bid
ding at the opening was very active,
resulting in advances in prices as high
as per cent.
In Glasgow mercantile circles it is
believed that the result of the election
will stimulate exports to the United
States, and there is a desire 10 rush
export trade as much as possible be-
fore Mckinley takes his seat the gen
eral expectation being that high tar
if of at least 2 cents viii be imposed
upon sugar A leading merchant of
Glasgow said 10 a reporter for the
United Associated Presses today thar
the Spectator Will not be likely TO lose
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EARNED GENERALIZATION.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Times will
say:
The people of the United States have
earned the congratulations of the
world on the proof they have given of
LOYALTY to national honor. The whole
stock in trade of self-seeking poll
ticians and fatterers has been spurned
and swept aside by the plain honesty
and simple common sense Of the coun-
trymen of Washington and Lincoln.
While we recognize to the fullest ex-
tent the admira ole temper displayed in
this severe trH5. we are not altogether
sure that Mckinley's victory can be
regarded as finally Quenching this
Bryanite movement. The elements of
discomfort to which Bryan appealed
will continue to exist, and even in
crease, and much viii depend upon the
use which Mckinley and his party
make OF their unique opportunity. A
laundering course of policy, disturbing
legislation ana a disposition TO use the
non-party majority for partisan pur-
poses would soon produce state of
things which would encourage Bryan
ism to raise its head. Cleveland, in
1892, had a majority about as great as
that of Mckinley, yet the party which
was then victorious is now divided.
disorganized and despairing. 1t will De
to McKinley's interest, not less than
his duty. to abstain from pressing
measures which may ALLEVIATE from him
the gold Democrats, whose support hiss
contributed SO much to his victory
THE NEWS.
The Daily News viii say:
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General Satisfaction.

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 4.-The
election of Mckinley gives general sat
isfaction here. as it is believed to be the
best result of the campaign for both
countries. Great excitement was mani
tested here last night over the defeat of
Bryan.
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AT COLOGNE.

The Cologne Gazette says: The
conditions which brought Mckinley to
his present position may prevent him
from relapsing into his former sins If
the senate and house of representa-
tives paralyze each others action on
the tariff and silver questions he will
be the right man. The best thing for
him and for the country will be that
he play a negative roll as president, as
he did when governor of Ohio.
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THOUGHT BRYAN
WAS ELECTED
CONTINUED from Page ID

small outside precincts coming very
Sow. An however, give Bryan and
Sew all iarge nlajorisies. also give en-
tire silver Democratic state ticket ma
jcTiE5es Newlands is sure &C be re-
turned 10 congress and Jones 20 the
senate. Silver Democrats viii have a
majority IN the legislature on JOINT bal
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov. 4.-Forty counties
give Mckinley $4,000 plurality, indica-
tive of $4,000 on the state. Dayton and
Dovener for congress succeed them
selves by. majorities of 5000 each.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. A.
now claim the state by
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Fercusnn Wins.

SANTA FEE. Nov. 4-Ninty-one pre-
cincts out of 91S in the territory give
Catroq, Republican candidate for con-
gresham, GOO; Ferguson DEM. 7,7S1.
Ferguson will be elected by a fair ma
iority.
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yEW UAupsgERE.

CONCORD, n. H. Nov 3.-Returns
are coming in very slow, but enough
have been received TO show that the
Republicans have a sweeping majority
in this state. Everything seems to
portend a veritable landslide
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y rizon..

TUCSON, Ariz.. Nov. As Ear as
heard from Mark Smith, Democrat, has
plurality of 400 for congress. The leg
islature is claimed by both parties.
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Statement Made by the Re-
publican National
Committee.
THERE IS NO
DOUBT OF SUCCESS
Two Hundred and Sixty-four
Votes Assured.

Basis of the Claims Made in the Dis
puted states-Kentucl<y, North
Carolina and wyoming in Doubt,
with tine Chances About Even in
Those Three states-NO Hope for
Bryan.
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Smith Succeeds.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Marcus
A. Smith Oem) is elected delegate to
congress by LOCO majority.
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5000. The Democratic state commit
tee comedies it by ten thousand. The
delegation in Congress will be solialy
Republican. DORIS majority is placed
al 5000. There win be A Republican
members of the house of delegates,
with the Democrats claiming 81. The
Republicans will elect members of
the state senate. conceding the Demo-
Gratis, 4. The Democrats have 10 hold
over members of the state senate, and
the Republicans 3, this giving a Re
publican majority on joint ballot of 2.
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FOREIGN FACTS.

PARIS. Nov 4-There is general jubila-
ton in the American quarter over Nc
kinley's election. Bankers and insura nee
men are especially grateful. Hon. James
Reed. United States consul general III
Paris during the Franco Prussian var aad
later United States minister to Greece.
describes the election OF Mckinley as
victory of common sense.
KEY WEST. Fla. Nov 4-One thou
sand men from Maceos' camp crossed the
Troeha ABOUT three days past with the
intention of Joining the army of the cen
tral department.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5. 1896.

ally complete returns from 26 out of
the SO counties in oregon give McKin-
ley 34.S54; Bryan 2I,7G0: sMcKiniey's
majority in the state, 3, 243.
Estimated returns from the other
six counties, which are small. do not
materially alter these figures. The
city of Portland complete gives Nc
Kinley 1854 majority.
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VERMONT
WHITE RIYEP JuNCTIoN. ".

WHITE RIvER JUNCTION, VT.
Nov. S.-Reautiful weather today helped
to bring out d large vote. Returns
come in more promptly than in pre-
vious years. The ret Republican gains
in the towns heard from as compared
with 1882 is So per cent. Mckinley S
plurality in the state will be 10000. The
previous high water mark IL plural
titles for president was S0,555, given 10
Grant in 1872. The state will have
solid Republican delegation in congress.
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Chicaro ,rribune

American peoples triumphant assertion of
eternal principles of right and truth
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St. James Gazette.

The st. James Gazette says: Behind
the silver movement there was IN
doubted feeling of popular discomfort
with the established order OF things,
which is likely TO become more des-
perate through defeat. Indeed, it looks
more Ike the beginning of a great So
cial and economic struggle than the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-05
AN IrwARD MOVEMENT.

Tramp-~You may not believe it. but
was once N editor -
Benevolent Gentleman-"To what do you
attribute your rise in iife?"
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HOHE HAPPENINGS.

NEW YORK. Nov. consul General
Fitzhugh Lee was passenger on board
the Ward line steamer N-gilalcia which
arrived in Quarantine tonight from
Havana. Owing 10 the lateness of the
hour the general could not be seen.
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The Star.

LONDON. Nov. 4-The Star in an
article under the caption, The United
States ReDudiate Currency Juggling"
says:
1T is creditable to the American De-
mocracy that they fastened upon the
paramount issue, disregarding all 9th
erS -
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Total .1Ot
In addition to these the states of
Kentucky. North Carolina and Wyo=
ming are in doubt, with the chances
about even in the three states, al
though the Republicans in Kentucky
claim that the state viii give its cleo
toral vote to Mckinley by a majority
of not less than 2,000-
THE BASIS.
If is proper to give the basis of the
claims in the disputed states. Advices
late this evening from California, from
a member of the national committee in
san Francisco. place the majority in
that state at 5000 This is confirmed
by press reports. kilograms from IN
diana. from the chairman Of the Re
publican central committee, and the
members of the national committee,
show that the state has given not less
than 5000, and probably over 0,000,
for Mckinley, and that the Republic
ans have elected all members of con-
gress and carried the legislature by a
majority Of 40 on joint ballot
kilograms from North and South Da-
iSota. which have been confirmed by
the press reports received, place the
majorities in these states at a little
more than 5000 in South Dakota and
about 3 soc in North Dakota. In South
Dakota we have elected the entire
state ticket and carried The legislature
In North Dakota. the legislature is in
doubt. There is no possible foundation
for the report being circulated that
Mr. Bryan has carried any of the
states placed in the sure column for
Mckinley. HENRY c. PAYNE.
a late telegram from Chairman
Gowdy of the Indiana Republican COM
mittee. stated: A conservative esti-
mate gives Mckinley 10000 majority in
Indiana. Ten congressman sure; hope
for II. with both branches of the legis-
nature Republican A telegram to
headquarters stated that chances in
Wyoming We're about even. Two re-
mote counties were unheard from; also
large precincts in other counties. From
all precincts heard from so far there
is 4 small majority for Mckinley
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Westminster Gazette.

The Westminster Gazette in a leader
headed, THE Great Career of a Civil
lized People" says. Whatever its
grievance it viii not accept repudia-
ZION"
AS mater of policy the Gazette ad-
vises Mr.. Mckinley to leave the tariff
alone.
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Fan Wall Gnzeffc.

The Pail Mall Gazette says: THE
decision of the American electors will
be universally accepted as most credit
able and implies that the Democracy
when confronted with vital issues will
rally in reality and repudiate them"
The Gazette takes OCCASION to laud
President Cleveland's patriotism.
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Lady of the House-''You say you would
like me to do little sewing for you2"
Tramp-"Yes mum; I have a button
here. and If you would sew a shirt on it
l would be much obliged
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The Globe.

The Globe says: From an outside
standpoint the most satisfactory Thing
is the crushing blow which the result
strikes the cause of cOnfiscation the
world over
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MURDERED BY A TRAMP.
Ciiissps ana Omrrrs s~rurins he
Count'y 10 tisd ,n- I'trpciFator
Of the Bssd

Special TO the NEws.
u,CIELL1. lIaho, April Jam 4
b. nrauIUu, who was deliberately
stabbed yesterday at 2iiI am, Uy an
unkuOvu ttsmp, ditd at lO.8J lhi,
mstuiug, having never fully recovered
uom the terrible shock. Dr.. Perkins
from Ogden, was summoned 10 the
city by = special train yesterday aitef.
noon snd performed uifi.
cult operation, removing the spleen,
which was the only chance
10 save bic ne. rnc murder.
%, knife had penetrated to = depth Of
i've inches. A. the time Of the islAl
deed, scaniou was iulnlilng bis duties
as Uniou Psc 10 Dept policeman auJ
mad vainly cad av5fed to quiet tue
tramp, aud hualy was compelled T.
strike him With his revolver 10 order
to subdue him. This % iucsnssd the
funlan that he SLIPPED around aud
sprang upon scsnlon from behind
anI acc mplished the msiilatsd 40,
Ani lei.
CIuIens, ,hsrln's pts,e and the
tniian police are securing the sur.
rounding country In search ui the
murderer. A man was caught al Bat.
croft this morning, answering the TEL.
lIW's DECEPTION, and an aimed pfH'r
% Ufiicsts INN sIiately left onattecial
train iof thst ulact, tut he ptUvel g.
be- the wrong mau. The cit zsns are
No iYuigtaut that when he 10 caught
", tuefc IL no question ~ TO his
iatc.
Scaniou had countless friends In this
city aud h y will leave nothing On.
l1uo t1WatIs capturing the assassin.
The murdered man wss sober, gen.
vtuuH eud uu ilicient officer. lie had
JuiuUi the NUodmen NJ tho World
tnfee worhs agp snd " u be buried by
that order on Wednesday. lie was
shortly tl have been married, Tue
Uniou Pacific officials are doing
everything In their piwor 70 apprs.
huud toe guilty man. IL Il thought
there IL no possible show for bis escape.
He wus tracked 81 tbs east outskirts .
The city BY peculiar imprint VI bis
shoe. lie was ABOUT - yrsrs old, dark
complexion, light m1utlnchc, no coat,
weight one hundfuI abd nity pounds
aud tough tramp ~ the
variety " hobus whl af- Il ilding the
country. THCro have been several
private rewards UiicTe ami tho sheriff
Will offer one on uohali % the slatr.
PIcaielll has not been wrought up 10
such state Tor long time, aud the
quiet, determined look on the faces Of
tue murdered mau's friends proolain
boz one thing, "feveuge Tor 90 noble
No.
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special TO 'hs Stw'. per Ds',rs' TELEGRAPH.
OuDES, Utan, Arril 0.-wililsm
winslow Of Winslow ranch, while
diving down Ogden canyon, op.
posItS the upper camp Of the popsr
sm, was thrown OF fsll rom a wagon
loaded With timber, tho wagon pasiiug
over the body from shoulder 10 hip.
The team rau few yatds down the
canyon going over bank twelve feet
nigh into the river. The wagon Wss
snsshei ani the horses we're washed
down the stream short distance.
Foreman l.. q. Jarvis saw the accidet {
anu Ient q company Of men uown
from the w0fEs. The injured man ~as
brought uown 10 the city. IL Ia
thought that no cannot live more than
a low hours.
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that the time would come when ten.
ple would be uuilt on tho hiI over.
looking the wn, and our young pe =
pie would e. ~ on theiowefs ami rom
them view the surrounding country.
all Of vhich had been IA lied.
Tue Lord was pleased win the fem.
rlp, Hs wer was there, aud II resie q
upon the p~uIls WHO sntrfc them
Nth h-nost nsait' 10 reform WORK 10
th. 10 deaf. u was great ami ssctt q
lsbof aud N wa now only inn ~.
cipieut stage. Mtny things haI h B..
grued 10 tha temples when, % % we're
wise 90 tab nboIl Ihum, would aston.
i.h E0mo people.
tprskcf thought 10 wIuli be- a
20 tutug W the Elders Nnb ven
1ur nd wouli take an iuitfps. iu co..
Letting genealogical Information. 10
v.u.l Bee NJ goat use 90 the 5.hir.
ia MsffilI declared tnat ne know
thia IAu0r o. uo n GII, aud that tuIz
vaH the true Chutoh Of Cutis asu
that toe Presidency Of the Cuurcu
we're chosen % GII, aud sought the
welfare of the people continually. lie
would not datg msgo this declaration
u be did not have = pefsbf nj know.
edge ~ iis truth. We kuew hut little
10 tue weight " car, AID responsibility
which frste uplu tn sa "a go, AMI %
became our duty o sustain ghtm auI
iI our part On ttyiny ~ make their
turlFuH itg Ter.
Tue choir ssng tho an'hou,
IctaiI Israel sinE
BeneliuiJn by 4 .yf Augus NJ.
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aus Phoebe IhOmA', " Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors size
had Consumption aud that there Was
no hope iuf her, but two bottles " Dr.
King's New Discovery completely
cured her ava sre Hayt 4 saved her
lite. Mr.. Ih0s Esgsts, 1880 FLORIDA
b., Sau Frauc'0 suffered tom
dreadful culHi approaching Cousump.
ton, tried without result evvi thing
sl'r, then bought one bottle Oi Dr.
klug's New Discovery aud IN two
vveks vas cured. lie 10 nsIurAlly
thanE'ul It's such resulls, u which
these are sample, that prove The Won
drHul efficacy 4 this medicine In
Gov he aud Cllds. Free tidal bottles
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.. pm.
TO ,e,'lou opened by The choir
cling ng
Great COD, indulge my humble claim,
lItu Hfi mF HHpU. ml lHYi mE TUss,
Toe x HTirs that 10 oppose my UAmr
stanI all yusasud 90 aAsg mo beat
PfayrI by ElIef William G.. Dunbar.
si4riup b. tue choir, tue anthem:
Come, lsgu slus unto rho LORD.
PRESIDENT uEOHuE Y CASsoN,
after some preliminary remarks telal-
iug 10 H. contents, announced 10 tue
COuitTrncu that document a ldrussr
no the officers AMI IN mUefs O' tue
Church vi Jesus Chusl OF Latlur.Isy
saints you'll DO tual by EI4ul
H,ucr j, Grant. Tho reading whs
then Proceeded with. The paIer
iu question Aupr 20, iu this Issue uI tue
NEws. Twas stated by l. der GmuI
that the Onl rsasJ why the name ul
AuthUu II, Luud dill not appeat on tue
uucumunGIu connection with his as.
soc ale APOSTLE wss b cause Lo was M
Europe on MISSION anu, he being Out
90 rracu, uls signature CUuid MT BE- Oh.
AiUul,
a motion was ma 10 by Elder Angus
NJ, Cannon, seconded by Elder joseph
u, Taylor, that Tho Conference adopt
toe plutlOu Of tue aulhuTll On a. ue.
UusI IN tueit statement 10 winch the
people hAi lsl, ned, An opportunity
WISE gwen fot remarks lertl cent 10 Tue
motion. None were tiefud aud tue
question lvlug called Tor, % was put ~
cue 10 pie by President George q