The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-05
OHIO.

CANTON, o., Nov. 4.-There was not
much sleep in the Mckinley household
last night. 1t was nearly l o'clock
when Major Mckinley got to bed, and
the noise on the streets increased rather
than diminished in volume as the dark
ness fed. Major Mckinley was thor
oughly rested APPARENTLY at O'Clock
this morning, and seems to find victory
a wonderful tonic. He has been receiv-
ing private kilograms from political
managers since he got up and there is
no abatement in the flood of congra tu-
latory messages. Chairman Dawson
of West Virginia wires that from pres
ent indications the state will give more
than 1900 plurality for Mckinley.
\ private dispatch from Oregon this
morning says that state will give not
less than 5000 for Mckinley. The fol-
lowing states are certain for Mckinley
and will give him 242 electoral votes:
Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, New Jersey, New York,
Rhode Island, Delaware. Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, Maryland Michigan, Minnesota.
Oregon.
Probable-California North Dakota,
South Dakota, West Virginia, Wyo-
ming, Washington and Kentucky, i.dv-
ing - electoral votes.
Edward Skinner, president of the
Sound Money" club of St. Louis, tele-
graphs Major Mckinley that 81. Louis
Will give the 10000 plurality promised
by him to Major Mckinley when ne
visited Canton few weeks ago.
One of the first and warmest tele-
grams Of congratulation Major Mckin-
ley received after his election was as
Sured came from Senator-elect ]. 3.
Foraker.
COLUMBUS, Nov 4-Chair1nan
Kui'tz of the Republican state executive
committee issued a bulletin tonight
Showing that So out of IS counties OF
tlae safe give Republican gains over
the Republican plurality Of last year
of 12,450 and Democratic gains OF so, 632
This is a net Democratic gain OF IS, 1S7
over the vote of last year, and shows
Republican plurality in the state of
81 80. Estina ting the result in he o.tner
two counties. Morrow and Stark, al
1.500 plurelt.y, the Republican electoral
.sicl1e5 pll-Il.ly in Ono is 81, $50
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1.-THE great
est excitement exists in this city over
The election situation tonight. Alto
clock an immense crowd packed IN the
streets in front of the Enquirer Office,
where bulletins from the Democratic
national headquarters ara being dis
Played. The late returns have revived
hope in the breast OF the disheartened
Democrats ana they filed the air with
their shouts a procession aDout d
block in length. headed by q brass
band, is parading the streets through
the rain cheering for Bryan.
CANTON, O., Nov. 4.-MajOr McKin-
ley mad a good rest this afternoon and
spent the cary part OF the evening in
MS library, surrounded by a group OF
friends and newspaper men. He was
visited by three delegations today.
They came from Minerva, Carrollton
and Cleveland, IN this state. The Cleve-
land delegation included the neatly
uniformed Republican club of the
Thirty-ninth ward. Major Mckinley
made no speeches, but appeared for a
snort time on the porch and bowed 10
his visitors
Major Mckinley has received all OF
his news today from the bulletins of
the United Associated Presses, save
some dispatches which came over lis
private wire. The election news ser
vice OF the United Associated Presses
has been highly appreciated by Major
Mckinley and his Canton friends. who
assert that for accuracy and compre-
heasiveness il has not been equalled.
Canton was thrown into q state of
gloomy excitement this afternoon by
the publication OF bulletin issued by
the Chicago Associated Press, stating
mat only 20 electoral votes were GER
tain for Mckinley. There was feel
ing of panic for a time. and Major Nc
Kinley's telephone was kept busy an
sWering questions of anxious inquirers.
This same bulletin was printed in many
of the smaller Ohio cities and has
caused no end of annoyances.
kilograms of congratulation are still
pouring in. T. b. Reed telegraphed
10 Major Mckinley from San Francisco:
.'Congratuiations on the success of the
Union. California also s'eems safe"
Mayor Strong OF New York wired:
The citizens of New York would be
delighted to give you reception in the
governors room in the city hall at as
early a day as possible, and l offer you
and your good wife the hospitality of
my home during your stay in the city"