The herald., 1896-11-06

nave from 400 to 500 votes 10 spare. Ine
state and congressional tickets run
about even with presidential and indi-
cate the election of all Republican state
officers by majorities of from 200 to 400.
1t is so close in several counties that
the official count will be necessary. The
legislature is certainly Republican by
ten majority and may be increased to
twelve
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. 5-Mckin-
leys majority in Delaware will be from
290O to 1900. Tunnel for governor. 1900;
Handy free silver for congress, 24o0.
The legislature is Democratic.
KANSAS
TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. 5.-Figures on
the election in Kansas are hard to get.
as official returns in Kansas will not be
given out until the state board has can
vassed the returns. Conservative esti-
mates give the state to the fusion forces
by a majority of 1000 This figure is
made up from majorities in all precincts
in the state given by the precinct judges
and telegraphed to the capital here,
UTAH
SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. 5.-Returns
up to 10 o'clock tonight: Bryan 56,6Ss,
Mckinley 12,042.
The legislature stands SO Democrats 2
Republicans. l Populist and ) in doubt.
Among the successful candidates for
the legislature on the Democratic ticket
were Mrs. Eurythe X. Bartle elected ia
the house and Mrs Martha Hughes Can.
non to the senate.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 5-The total vote Of
Michigan appears to have been in round
numbers $4,000, of which. for governor,
Pingree received 275,OO0; Sigh, 205,O00.
Pingrees actual plurality has increased
to 10000. McKinley's plurality is about
10000 less on account. presumably, of the
Bryan and Pingree vote, which shows a
considerable element which favored
Bryan also voted for him. The legisla-
ture is estimated to be Republican by
fifty on joint ballot.
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Sat midnight
the result in Kentucky on presidential
electors is more in doubt than ever. The
revision of figures in some districts has
brought a majority for either side down
to a very small margin. Bryan has
gained 494 votes in Galloway county ana
69S in Hardin county by the discovery Of
errors in the count. Mckinley has gain
ed 500 in the Tenth district from the
same cause. The Democrats now Claim
the state for Bryan by 1900 to 2000, while
the Republicans claim it for Mckinley
by 500. The vote is so close that Off
cial returns will be necessary to deter
mine the result.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Com
plete and partial returns from 81 out of
96 counties show Taylor, Democrat,
elected for governor by 5000. Bryan
will have about 10000 more than Tay-
lor.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 5.-The presi
Dental ticket in this state appears to
have been elected for Bryan by a ma
jority of from 5000 to 10000. The returns
from counties now in show a close vote,
with the Bryan electors leading by an
apparently safe majority. Many coun-
ties are still missing but it not believed
the votes will change materially the es-
innate given above.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-2251 pre-
cincts out of total of 2377 in Califor-
mia give Mckinley 144925, Bryan 1885,
1855. There are 125 precincts yet to hear
from, which in 1892 gave Harrison 1892,
Cleveland 2o9S, Weaver $50.
From returns received up to midnight
complete returns have been received
from so assembly districts and fourteen
senatorial districts. From these dis
tricts the Republicans elect "a assem-
blymen and senators. The Democrats
elect assemblymen and senators. In
the uncompleted districts some of which
run very close, the Republicans have
IA ssemblymen in the lead, the Demo-
Gratis 19 and the Populists l.
For the senate the Republicans have
four candidates leading and the Demo-
Gratis five. Taking the candidates in the
lead as elected theRepubicans will have
tAal of 4S assemblymen and with II
senators, will have 81 in the senate or Is
uu a. JOINT bbilbt. L he DtIllOCTdlS Will
have 81 assemblymen, which, with one
Populist, will give them 32 votes. In the
senate, counting three holdovers, they
will have Is, which will give them Al
on joint ballot. This leaves majority
of 2S for the Republicans on joint
ballot.
All the precincts in California have
been heard from with the exception of
125 and McKinley's plurality in the
state up to date is 6196, loss of 7S7 votes
during the day. The missing precincts
are in remote sections and will not be
heard from for several days. They can
not materially change the result as their
total vote in 1892 was only 4246. In that
year these precincts gave Cleveland
2G9S; Harrison 1892 and Weaver $50, a
plurality for Cleveland over Harrison
of 3O6. There may be slight gain for
the Democrats this year but it is safe to
say that from the returns furnished by
the Western Union telegraph that Nc
Kinley carries the state by at least 1000
votes.
The congressional situation is much
in doubt. So far it is known that the
Republicans have elected three con-
gressmen and the Democrats two Bar
ham in the First, Hilborn in the Third
and Loud in the Fifth are safe for the
Republicans, while in the Second and
Fourth districts the Democrats have