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NEW JERSEY.

Newark. N. j., Nov AT the head.
quarters or the State Republican commit
tee, Chairman Franklin Murphy al mid
night rested his claim at $4,000 for the
Republican plurality in this State
The entire Republican Congress dele
cation rides in on the landslide. The Repre-
sentatlvcs are: First district. II. T. LouGca-
Slayer, By 900 plurality; John j. Gard
ner, Second, 10000; B. +. Howell, Third
10000; MahlOn Putney, Fourth, 1000;
James F. Stewart, Fifth, 5000; r. Wa yne
Parker. Sixth, $4,000; Thomas McEw m.
Seventh, 500; C. n. Fowler, Eighth,
1000.
AT IL p. III. the State legislature WAS IS
sured to the Republicans by large ma
.jority on Joint ballot. Every county has
gone Republican ON The national ticket hut
Warren.
Newark, N. J., Nov 3.-The Republican
ticket in Union county is elected by 30, 5,cnO
majority over the vote in 1892.
Newark, n. j., Nov. 3.-Camden county
goes Republican by 1000, a gain of 91l
over 1895.
Trenton, n. J., Nov. 3.-New Jersey has
reelected a solid Republican Congressional
delegation as follows:
First district, II. c. LOudsnslager; Second
district, j. j. Gardner; Third district, B.
F. Howell; Fourth district, Mahlon Pitney;
flIth district, j. +. Stewart; sixth district,
X. y" ParKer; Seventh district, Thomas Nc
EVAN; Eighth district, Charles II. Fowler.
Newark. N j., Nov. 3.-Loudenslag ger,
Republican, wins for Congress over Wright.
Democrat, in the First district by IL 900
plurality.
Cumberland county gives Mckinley n
plurality Of 2,5G0, a gain Of 2,OI9 over
the vote for Governor of 1895 and IT9
over the vote OF 1882
Jersey City, n. j., Nov. :. 3.-Tipney, Repuh-
lican, is elected over Cutler. silver Demo
crat. for Congress. The election cf Tipney
insures a solid Republican delegation IN
Congress from New Jersey
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At National Headquarters.

New York, Nov. Sat II O'Clock the
Republican national committee here claim
ed the following States: Connecticut, bcll-
ware, Illinois, InuIana, Iowa, Kentucky,
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Michigan
Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, North Dakota, OHIO, Pennsyl-
wanna, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont
Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-Republican national
Headquarters was scene of animal iOn from
early III the evening. In addition to ihe
bulletins numerous messages We're received
by members of the national committee.
Donald Mackay, chairman of the city and
county central committee, tclegrapISd from
Portland, ore:
This city and county will give a Re
publican ma iority of orer D 900 and thereby
insure this state for Mckinley and Hobart -
Chairman Hopkins, Of Kentucky, made Gn
early prediction that his state would &c
Republican 10y from goo TO $4,000.
Chairman George a. Zeltcr wired from
Peoria, Ill:
democrats have practically surrendered;
more than twO-t birds OF vote in; overwhcln:-
ing ma jority for Mckinley"
Messrs. Grant and Green gave the follow
ing estimate OF the vote for eIectorsin T"Xas:
Republican, 255,OOO; Bryan ar.l Sewall,
1S5, 900: Bryan and Watson, 20 600; Pal
mer ana BuCk Ckuer. 20, GOO: Prohibition >, 900
Kearby, Populist, will be elected governor
Probably three and possibly five Republi-
can Congressman VIII be elected
National Committeeman. py.4,in wirrd
from indianapolis: Full vote polled by
both parties. Quiet, but energetic, all DAY:
nodisturbauces. Wefeelt that we have done
better than we hoped
New York, Nov. 3.-The national Rcpub-
lican committee has been advised that Chair
man Mark :. Hanna claims 33I electoral
votes for Mex .;i.sy and Hobart.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, y. c., Nov. 3.-At midnight Ma
tioual Democratic Committeeman Josephus
Daniels says:
BRYAN has carried North Carolina. Every
thing else is in doubt, tut it looks like the
fusionists tReputlcans and Populists' have
won Reports indicate that Denocratsiliay
elect two ongreSsmcn, hut IT IS douotIul
Populist Chairman Aver says: Bryan Is
safe in North Carolina. Fusion ticket hls
swept the state
Winston, n. C, Nov. Sat Q O'Clock the
Democrats ConCede the county u the Re
pubIicans by 500 majority for Mckinley
andthe entire ticket. Palmer and BUcHner
get less than dozen votes in Winston.
The returns from the rural districts VIII
not be received before morning. Inc
Democrats and Republicans are both claim
ing this uhe EIguJhi Congressional dIS-
trict, but neither claim a majority of over
800.
Congressman Linney, Republican and gold
STANDARD, ana Lieut.. Gov. Doughton, Dem
ocrat and free silver, are the opposing
candidates.
RaieIgl, n c., Nov. 3.-Seventh and
Ninth Congressional districts show heavy
Republican gains, both State and national.
Raleigh, n C., Nov. 3-The Populists and
Democrats voted nearly sOlidly for Bryan
and claim the State. The result or the
vote for Governor is in doubt. The other
Republican L opulist fusion candidates for
State offices are elected.
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Tenth districts. which would give them q

Tenth districts, which would give them
solid delegation.
lAey claim The State by 80 900 to
loo,ooo. Ihe Democrats claim that the
Republicans have no figures OIL which TO
pase their Claims, and say that returns
from county committees show large Demo
cratic gains.
lncomplete returns on Congressman give
Cofilss, Republican, lead of 100 over
Henderson, Democrat i'll the First district.
ihey show that the Republicans are leading
ih'heSecond, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Twelfth
ana thirteenth districts, and that the
Democrats are leading in the Third, Eighth
anu ienlh districts. Smith, Republican,,
Is elected in the Fifth district.
Detrolt, Nov. 3.-Ann ArbOr City shows
republican gain of $50 over 1S92.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. William
Alden Smith, reelected to Congress from
flith district, carried this city by 5000,
Mr.. Hummer.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 3-Hudson, first
cohplele returns, give Mckinley plurality
ofl29, IA gain
Marquette, Mich, Nov. 3.-ChaTes b. Shell
doh, republican, elected to Congress from
iMeIith Michigan district.
Mchlnley carries Detroit by 1000, and
Ilhsree, Republican,, has 5000 majority
for Governor
Mckinley and Hobart carry Marquette by
100 plurality.
Ludingtnn city complete gives Mckinley
n plurality OF 10, u gain OF 200 over
1892.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Nov. 3.-Meager returns have
been received at Democratic State head
quarters up to 9p.m IN. Eighteen precincts
In the State outside of st. Louis, give
Bryan. 2,21S; Mckinley, 1,543; Stevens,
Democrat for governor, 1,77S; Lewis, Re
publican for governor, ,26S.
Chairman Cook, of the Democratic State
committee, claims Bryan carries Missouri
by 10000 and comedies that Stevens, for
governor Will not have more than 20, 600
majority.
Conservative estimates give st. Louis to
the Republicans by at least $4,000 ma
jority: Hunt, Democrat, undoubtedly WINS
over Joyce, i'll the Eleventh Congressional
district. and Barthodt is reelected in the
Tenth district.
In the Eighth Congressional district
Richard +. Bland is elected by nearly
40, 600 majority.
jefferson city gives Mckinley 600 ma
jority. a gain OF 800 Republican vo'ers.
81. Louis, No., Nov. 3.-The total vote is:
Mckinley, 1880; Bryan, 6,463; Lewt,,
Rep, 1865; Stephens, Dem, 6,O61.
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Pennsylvania.

Philad elphia, Nov 3.-Returns from
Pennsylvania counties are coming Ill very
slowly, but indications from figures re-
ceived Indicate Il plurality in the. state Icr
Mckinley of nearly 100000.
The twenty-une Congressional districts
heard from show the election OF twenty
Republicans and one Democrat. With the
TWO congressman aE-iurSe this gives the
Republicans twenty-five COnsresSmcn GER
tain, with chances even for them in most
OF the remaining eight districts
owing to the fierce sHrleyaIty contest in
Philadelphia, and the consequent heavy
cutting and trading, the counting of the
vote is proSre essing very slowly tonight, an1
at midnight the vote OF only a few of the
thirty-seven wards in the city had been
computed. Both the Ashbridge and Crow
adherents are claiming the victory.
Later, the Republican city committee
conc ceded Crows election for sheriff.
Philadelphia, Nov. ). PENNSYLVANIA
elects Congressman as follows: At-Iarge -
Galusha \. Grow, Republican,; Samuel A
Davenport, Republican.
First district, H.H. Bingham, Republican.
Second, Robert Adams. jr., Republican,,
Fourth district, James Rankin Young. Re
publican; Fifth district. y. {. Harmer, Re
publican; seventh, Irving Z. Waugef, lie
publican; Ninth, Daniel Ermentrout, Demo
crat, Tenth. Marriott BroSius, Republican:
Eleventh, William ConneH. Republican,;
Twelfth, Morgan b. Williams, Republican;
Fourteenth, Marlin L. Olms;ead, Repuni
can. Fifteenth, James H. Goddlns, Re
publican; Sixteenth, Horace b. Packer,
Republican,; Eighteenth, ThGddeGS NJ.
Mahon, Republican; Twcnty-first, Edward
Z. Robbins. Republican; Twenty second,
John DaIzeIl, Republican; Twenty tl;rd,
William a. Stone, Republican,; Twenty
fourth, Earnest +. AcheSon, Republican;
Twent y-fifth, James J. Davidson, Repub-
lican; Twenty-seventh, Charles W. Stone.
Republican. Eighth district, Laird Bar
ber. Democrat. Thirteenth district, Charles
N Brurn Republican.
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MISSISSIPPI.

jackson, Miss, Nov. 3.-The election
here has been quiet affair and less than
fifty precincts, all Democratic, have been
heard from.
There Is, no owever, no sort of doubt OF the
election Of the Bryan and Sewall ticket
by an Overwhelming majority.
Two Democratic, Two Republican, one
PopuliSt and one Prohibition electoral
tickets are i'll the field here, also one
Democratic, one Populist and two Rcpubli-
can Congressional tickets.
The regular, or Bryan and Sewall ticket,
will receive double the votes of all the others
in Mississippi, both in the State and
districts.
1t is estimated here that the State VIII
go Democratic by 10000 ma iority over
all, and each district from 200 TO 5000
majority.
The weather has been all that could be
asked warm and pleasant until p.
IN. when a surnt rain fell in some sections,
but / did not keep back single vote.
No excitement or disturbances are re-
mort ed anywhere. In this city, where
thousands ere in town to see Fore
naugb-S ellis circus, there was not a rip
pie Of excitement of any Sort. In fact, the
circus was of far more interest than tue
election to n majority OF people.
Estimates here are that the Bryan ticket
will receive 10000 votes; Republicans,
10000: Popultsts, 10000; sound money
and Prohibition. 10000 each. There mas
been no fusion in Mississippi, but most Of
the Populists voted for Bryan.
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ALEXANDRIA DEMOCRATIC
Majority, However, Was Reduced
From That of 1892.
Especial to The Times.)


Alexandria, Va, Nov. 3.-Nith one ex-
ception the election here was the quieteSt
In years. Comfaonw calth' > Attorney Mar
bury came to blows with s. IL Brent the
attorney Tor the gold Democratic organi-
Zation' ana attorney Tor the corporation,
about O'Clock at the polling place III the
Fourth ward.
IIc ruM r.artcd over Il religious political
discussIuu, during which Bent Is said 10
have called MarbIry a liar. The latter
replied by striking Brent III tie face, and
blows rained ti.ick and heavy on either side
for a short time. Friends mtcTcGded and
tie men were parted and hurried To their
respective Homes. II is understood That
no arrests Will follow.
The election returns in Alexandria show
a decrease in the Democratic majority over
that for President Cleveland in lS92. Up
60 late hour tonight not one word has
been heard from the county precincts.
They are Known, however, To have gone
for Mckinley.
The au,ueutic returns in Alexandria city
make Bryan's majority 46S. RiXey, the
Democratic candidate for Congress i'll this
district, received a majority OF 6l2.
Bryan Hia5oaJles Dy waTus t.--. rs
follows: First, 50; second, 81, third, 124;
fourth, Z.
IilAey's ma sorities in the same wards
were: First, 80; second, 273, third, PA;
Fourth, &c.
Cleveland's majority in 1892 in the
entire city was 500 This shows a Beino-
cratic loss of 352.
Unusual enthusiasm was shown tonight
in the returns from the election all over
the country. Bulletins Were read from
the stage OF the Opera House and hundreds
gathered about every place where the re-
suits were heard. Though considerable
drinking was duTe tonight and a number
OF arrests we're made on that account, the
city is in comparative quiet
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NEW YORK.

New York, Nov 3.-McKinley and Hobart
made n clean sweep OF the Empire state.
The Democratic plurality of $4,000 In So
was reversed, and the unprecedented rlu-
rality of $4,000 has been rolled up for
the Republicans and sound money.
Tammany's enormous majority in this
city mas been overcome, and this strong
hold OF the Democracy has given Il piu-
rality of 1000 for Mckinley.
In Brooklyn McKinley's plurality Is
2g,DDU. In the state, outside of the two
cities, he has a plurality of $4,000. In
every county and every town there have
been Republican gains which are equal to
all that Republican campaign managers
claimed in this State.
frank $ Black, ,he Republican candidate
for Governor, is elected by about 100000.
Timothy l.. Woodruff, Republican, for lieu
tenant governor, and Irving e. Nann for
Judge of the court of appeals. are elected
by nearly as large pluralities.
The Republicans have elected twenty
eight Republican congressman to the Dem
ocrats' six. They will have about ITO
out of the $50 members of the State as
sembly and the election of Republican
| to succeed David B. Hill in the United
States Senate is assured.
| About the only salvage from the wreck
| that the Democrats have secured is the
| election of Sulzer, Cummings, Mcclellan,
| Bradley and NehslaBe TO congress lroih
this city.
Littauer, Republican, is elected to Con-
| gress in the Twenty-second district
| The constitutional amendment relating
to State forestry preserves was defeated
in this city.
Johnstown, N. Y, Nov. 3.-Jobnstown
| gives Mckinley, 1,49O; Bryan, 775,
| plurality of 715, and a gain over 1892, Of
| 1,O19.
publican, is elected to Congress.
| New York, Nov. 3.-Mitchell, Repub-
lican, has defeated Walsh. Tammany, fol
| Congress in the Eighth district.
| Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 3.-City complete
gives Mckinley, 1883; Bryan, 1895;
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, Nov. 3-Thc indications are
that " hiniry and Tanner have carried Tl!!-
nois by over 100000. Tanner is running
au"au ui his ticket, but some what DrlluI
Mckinley.
Tne returns from $40 of the Chioaao
precincts give Mckinley 172,7Ol; Bryin
12G,737; Palmer $50. One hundred ma
two precincts in Illinois outside of Cox
county. give Mckinley %, ,IHO; Bryan IL.
$50; Palmer 156.
In 1892, the Harrison vote in the same
number of precincts was 1879; Cleveland,
1882. SiXty-five precincts in Illinois,
outside of Cook county, give Tanner l 8 q:
Altgeld, 1882. The vote in 1892 was
Harrison 14.s21, Cleveland l2.7S7.
Chairman Hitch. OF the itePUbhcan State
central commi ittec, said at O'Clock:
illinois has gone for Mckinley and Tan
ner by 125,O0O. Tanner is running Tar
ahead Of his ticket
Governor Altgeld arrived at the Palmer
House tonight from Springfield and received
the returns in his room. He denied that he
had conceded his defeat, claiming that the
the Republicans that Tanner was elected.
State Chairman Hinrichsen said, at 10
o'clock. to the United Associated Presses
reporter:
Il anu claiming AltGelds election.
The Chicago returns only show McKinlers
ma lOrity. AliEeld VIII run 3o,cto ahehu
of Bryan in Chicago, and if he makes the
same comparative gains in the country
he will win.
sixty precincts in Chicago show Ait
geld ahead of Bryan 1000. Tanner VIII
run 10000 behind Mckinley In Chicago.
The Presidential returns are no indica-
ton pf uu vote on The state ticket
Gibson, Ill, Nov 3-McKinley, 500;
Bryan, 2T5: plurality for Mckinley, 22T.
Wayne county gives Mckinley 4,212;
Bryan, 1,T92; Palmer, %.
Chicago. Nov. 3.-At $40 Chairman Hin
richSen. of tie Democratic State Commit
tee, had conceded Cook county to Nick inley
and said it looked as if the State had gone
that way.
Chicago, Ills, Nov. 3.-Knox county
gives Mckinley, 1910; Bryan, 3,916; gain
over 1892 of 997.
Knox county, complete, gives Tanner,
GOO; Altgeld, 1884; gain over 1892 If
662.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3.-Thc only ques-
tion about Indiana is the size OF Mchin-
ley's ma lority. Sixteen Indianapolis pre-
cinctS show uHat Marion county has been
carried by not less than 10000. ana
twenty-five country precincts reported 70
the Republican state committee show an
average goin OF twenty-five TO the pre-
Cinct.
AL the same time the Western Union
returns from twenty-five precincts show
AN average gain OF ten. There are j, l6
precincts i'll the State. From these II
dIcations at Republican headquarters the
State is claimed for Mckinley Dy not less
than 80 600.
At Democratic State headquarters hut
ihlI a dozen teIrgraHs were received. one
Of these shows gain OF thrfty-five for
Bryan III cnc precinct in owen coGnty, ad
an turr SHOWS q Democratic, loss Of lao
in four precincts of Grant cuun:y.
Chairman MaItin said his advices On the
Whole led him TO beIieve that the Demo
Gratis will hold their majority OF 1892,
which was 900.
Tie Republicans claim twelve out Of the
thirteen Cousressmen and the legislature
by decisive majority in both branches
meaning Republican successor to senator
voorhees,.
TAv candidates for Governor are running
very close to tie liSuroS on the national
ticket.
Chicago. ulS.. Nov. 3.-R D. Mansfield,
secretary of the Indiana State CummiJtrc,
tciesrapEed headquarters that the Republic
cans are certain to carry Indiana by IO,-
600, - also Illinois.
Green county shows gain OF 800 over
1892, democratic gain.
Indianapolis, Nov. 3.-Four precincts in
Grant county give Mex Kiney 400 ma crit :.
same places m 1882 gave Republican ma
jorty OF 225.
auGeruUrg county, which gave Har-
r.>un majority of IS, gives Mckinley
over g, 600.
Bryan, l ,414.
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GEORGIA.
ia. Nov. 3.-There is no doubt

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 3-Therc is no doubt
about tUS eIeC,lOH oi C;tC. U.c C.vN TN
Democratic nominees for Congress i'll Geor-
lia. Majorities range from 1000 to
5000, the aggregate Democratic majority
oI the state being about 10000 for Con-
gTeSSncn and approximately the same for
Bryan and Sewall.
The vote was not as large as in recent
State elections, as the fopulists, having
Withdrawn Their electurai ticket from Gtr,
field, many Of them refrained from voting
Many oI them voted for Mckinley. -
being particularly noticeable that in scv
cral OF IN strongest Pupnlist counties Nc
Kinlcy electors received ma j,rities.
The Palmer and BuCkner vote was i'll
significant, participants in the present
gold movement voting for Mckinley.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 3.-Tucker precinct,
DeKalb county, closed at p. IN. Bryan.
Al; Mckinley, &c.
Norw God, Warren county, Ga, gives
Bry an, 0S; Mckinley, So. NorcroSs, Gwynell
county, ga, gives bryan 1874; Mckinley,
81. Miken, Scriven county, Ga, gives
Bryan SS; Mckinley, 81.
MlLaiclUu precinct, Ebert county, Ga,
gives Bryan. 80; Mckinley. none. Dupont
precinct Ciynch county, Ga. gives Nc
kinley, IL; Bryan, oil. rowersvilie, IIous-
ton county, Ga, gives Mckinley, 13;
Bryan, 80.
OuIual vote of Fulton county, in which
Atlanta is situated, gives Bryan, 4,47l;
Mckinley, 2,952: Eryan' majority, ,519.
Rat few scattering votes for Palmer and
other Presidential candidates.
Savannah, tia.. Nov. 3.-Chatham county
gives Lester, Democrat, for Congress, 2, 80;
Doyle, Republican. 1,T1O; Miller, Populist,
253; Lcstcr's plurality, l,0G6; Testers
majority, Sl3.
Bryan, 2,5U7; Mckinley, 1,103; Palmer,
52l Pupuiist. 81; Lcycriug, 43. Bryau's
majurIty In Chatham. las.
Atkinson, Democratic, for governor, had
n majority about month ago of 100
This being the banner Democratic county of
the State.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 3.-Returns from
this city and State are coming in slowly.
The delay in Detrotis caused by the count
ing of the city ticket first and it will be
late before definite figures can be given
Bryan is running ahead of the State ticket
in Detroit. Pirgree, Republican candidate
for governor, is running away ahead Of
Mckinley i'll this city, but is running behind
in the State. The indications are that
Mckinley Will carry Detroit and Wayne
county by small plurality. The few re-
turns from the State show large Demo
cratic gains.
The Republicans claim ten out of the
twelve Congressman and say they have a
fighting chance to capture the Third and
The morning times., 1896-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, n. H.. Nov. 3.-Returns are com
ing i'll very slowly, but enough have already
been received to indicate that the Rcpub-
Iicans have secured the mcst sweeping vic
tory in this State in its history and that
their ante, election claim of a plurality OF
upward uf twenty thousand for Mckinley
and nearly as much for Ramsdell for Gov
ernOr, with increased maJorities in both
branches Of the legislature, and enlarged
pluralities for Congressman Will be veri-
lied. In fact. everything seems to portend
u veritable landslide.
Twcnty-nine towns and wards give Nc
kinley i Sol, Bryan ,459. Same towns
and wards gave harrison 1898; Cleve-
land, 3, liS. MCkinlcy's gain, 2,4SS.
For Governor twenty-eight towns give
iamsdeil. Republican, 3,o22; Kent, Demo
crat, 100.
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maryland.
lspeciaI to The Timesl


Baltimore, Md, Nov. 3-Maryland over
10000 for Mckinley; largest plurality in
her history and first time the State ever
Went Tor republican candidate for Presi-
dchcy. Republicans have elected five Of
SIN congressman and indications are dele
Satioh VIII be soiidly Republican.
FELIX AGNUS,
Publisher Baltimore American
Especial TO The Timcs.J
Rockville, Md, Nov. Sat 10 O'Clock
the vote received frGm twelve out OF
the thirteen districts of this county is
Bryan, 2,ss1; Mckinley, 2,746; Bryan's
majority being 235.
Lee, Democrat, for Congress, BOIL: Nc
Donald, Republican, for Congress, ans;
Lees majority being 1928.
Democratic losses over 1899 in these dis
tricts have been heavy.
Baltimore, Nov 3.-Alleeany and Calvert
counties have gone Republican respectively
by 500 and ) so plurality. Cecil county
probably declared for Mckinley by small
margin. Nc Donald is surely elected 10
Congress fronsathc Sixth district, succeed
ing Standardized Wellington.
AT 10 o'clock the Indications point to the
election of five Republican Congressman
in Maryland
ksuunuic, Nov. 3.-Ialtimure city com
rletc gives Mckinley Il SIS plurality over
Bryan. The city council stands / 8 Re
publicans to z Democrats
The morning times., 1896-11-04
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, s. c., Nov. Sat 1890 u.
IN. only meager returns have been received
from the various precincts in this State.
Only Il little over leo out of 726 precincts
have been heard from. They give the Bryan
icket10 o ,437; Mckinley, 8, ,O1O, and Palmer,
627.
1t is not thought that the total
vote will exceed 80 eco votes and the same
ratio VIII probably be kept up. The Nc
Kinley vote is divided one, there being
two Republican electoral tickets in the
field.
The same proportionate figures apply
70 the state tickets, there being two Re
publican tickets up. Mckinley's combin ed
vote is larger than was expected at some
places. In Charleston he got his largest
vote, 1,1S5, against Bryan's 1,4s6.
1 CAR
The vote has been light all over the
State owing to the rain and the knowledge
that with three other tickets in the field
nothing could hurt the Bryan Sewall ticket.
Continued on Seventh Page.
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DROWNED IN THE CANAL.

JumcS Creek.
The BODY of white man about thirty
three years old. was found in James Creek
Canal. near the NJ street Bridge, at i
O'Clock this morning.
The body was removed to the morgue In
the Fourth precinct patrol wagon.
The man was dressed as a laborcr and
from the appearance Of his clothing il was
evident that he had been in the water but
u short time.
There was no marks by which he could
be identified, and nothing in the pockets
which would give a clew to his name OF
address.