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The herald., 1896-11-05
BUTLER HAS HOPES
Not Ready to Concede Defeat, and for
Good Reason

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4,-Chairman
Butler of the Populist national commit.
tee is not ready to concede the election
of Mckinley, but says:
Every report from the back districts
is In our favor This especially is true
in South Dakota, which we have car
ried, and Kentucky, which looks more
favorable by later returns. Our best dis
tricts are in the country, and we cannot
tell how large our vote will be until 1t
is all in"
Edgerton said: 1--WE have carried ey-
cry southern state with the exception of
West Virginia and Maryland and pos
sibly Kentucky; also every state west
of the Missouri river, with the excep-
tion of California, Oregon and North
Dakota. and returns are being received
which indicate that they may be placed
In the Bryan column. In the central west
reports are being received from Indiana
and Minnesota which may add them to
the Bryan vote and give him a major
ity. We are making great gains in con-
gressmen and will have $50 silver men
and twenty Populists in the house. The
Populists have elected state tickets in
several states of the west and a portion
in one southern state. We concede the
president, but await reliable informa-
ton from the districts not yet re-
ported.
The herald., 1896-11-05
certain therefore for Mckinley by at
least a plurality.
KANSAS.
Returns Still Incomplete, but Bryan
Electors Are Chosen.

TOPEKA, Nov. AT midnight SUI
ficient returns are in to show that Kan
sas cannot be counted with the eastern
states for Mckinley. The states hard
est fought political battle has resulted
in so close a vote that only an official
count can determine whether the Re-
publican or fusion state ticket is elect
ed. Leaders in both parties are row
claiming but small maiorities, and the
majority either way will be within 1000
votes. The Republicans claim 2OOo and
the Populists 4000. Bryan electors have
carried the state by approximately 1000
majority.
The state legislature is hopelessly lost
to the Republicans, and a Populist sena-
tor will again likely be sent from Kan
sas.
Besides this. congress will have four,
ii not six, Popuiist congressman. Jerry
Simpsons majority in the Seventh dis
trict over Congressman Long, Eepub-
lican, will be over 1000 W. D. Vlncert,
Populist, in the Fifth district defeats
Co. gressman Ca.derhead by 800 votes.
E. r. Ridgley, Populist, in the Third
has 2Oc0 more votes than Congressman
kirkpa trick. William Mccormick, Pop
rlist. carries the sixth by lsGj.
Besides the above, whose final major
ity will not vary much from the figures
given. the Populists may lect Peters in
tie Second and Rev. j. D. Botk;r. con-
sressman- at-large. The vote on botn
of these is so close that an Official cou.,t
may be necessary. They are claimed by
eacii ijaits' oil small ma iorities.
Republicans elect congressman in the
irst and Fourth districts and prob
ably in the Second and at large Con-
gresham Brodericl in the First is re-
elected by 1000 majority. and Curtis N
the Fourth by 1850
EOtEN 4. k&e. NOV. 4.-G:20 p m. 1t
this hour the situation in Kansas is
about this With only ose-nfth of the
precincts in, Bryan seems to have car
ried the state by a slight maiority. -Four
fusion tPopulisD congressmer. Jerry
Simpson, T.. r. Ridgley. u. r. Vincent
aad William Mccormick have been
elected. Republicans elect three con-
sressmen. Case Broderick, j. P. Harris
dNd Charles Curtis. The Republican
siate ticket Will probably carry by
mall majority. The state legislature
IS still in doubt, neither side making
any claims more than majority, which
both claim. Republicans practically
concede that Bryan has carried the
state, and Chairman j. NJ Simpson
says the Republican state ticket will be
elected by from 1000 to 3000 Breidcn-
hal Populist chairman. claims the cleo
ton of the fusion state ticket by from
5000 to 10000
The herald., 1896-11-05
NEBRASKA
Republicans Concede the State6to tn
Fusion Forces n

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 4.-AL.hough the
returns from Nebraska are fragmen-
tary and may remain incomplete for two
or three days, enough is known to war;
rant the conclusion that Nebraska has
been carried by Mr.. Bryan and the fu-
sion state ticket with majorities rang
ing from 5000 to 5000. This is conceded
by the Republicans. The vote for pres
idential electors on both the Republican
and fusion tickets is considerably heav-
Ter than that given to candidates for
state offices and congressman. Holcomb.
fusion nominee for governor, will run
from 800 to $4,000 lower than Bryan.
and the candidates on the fusion state
ticket will not quite reach the vote for
Holcomb. This is also true as regards
the vote for MacColl, Republican can
didate for governor, and the Republican
state ticket as compared with the Nc
Kinley electors.
1t is notable that the Republican
strongholds, including Douglas, Ian
caster, Gage, Pawnee and Saline coun-
ties, have all shown a very decided fall
ing off, while the Democratic and Popu-
list counties have not only held their
own but in many cases have exceeded
their strength of two years ago.
The defections in the Republican con-
gressional districts will defeat four out
Of six Republican candidates for con-
gress, Mercer of the Second being the
The herald., 1896-11-05
PARADE PREVENTED.
Chicago Fusionisls Not Allowed to Gel
ebrate Their Victory.

CHICAGO, Nov. @.-As if by pre-
corcerted movement several hundred
people gathered in front of the Audi
torium tonight ard organized rat-
fica 'iop demonstration "a. the STRENGTH
Of Chairman Jones' claims of Bryans
election. The crowd found trarspar-
ency without difficulty, 1t bore the
words: NO '76 this time Bryan elected;
Kentucky. Michigan, Indiana ours
They were well supplied with tin
horns and ratilss and proceeded TO
make the night hdeous. Al Demo
cratic headquarters it vas sta ted that
Chief OF Police padenoch had been con-
suited over the telephone; that he was
told that this was an impromptu par
ade and had given verbal permission
that q parade of the silver men might
be held. A platoon OF sixty patrolrlen
was detailed to the Auditorium and
promptly broke up the gathering. This
however, did rot quench the ardor of
the citizens and they got together an
hour later and tried to start a second
parade. Another detail of thirty police
men also frustrated this effort
The herald., 1896-11-05
IN KENTUCKY.
In Spite Of Republican Claims the State
Is Democratic.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-The sit
uation in Kentucky is not materially
changed by the receipt OF late and COM
plete returns from out in the state,
which indicate that the result is in
doubt with the chance of victory in IA
vor of the Democrats. At the Republi-
can headquarters 1t is still claimed that
the state has gone for Mckinley, and
Chairman Roberts latest estimate was
majority of 1000. Tonight the state
is being claimed by the Republicans
but no estimate is given. The Demo-
Gratis refuse to give out any figurees,
but say that the state has gone in. their
favor by safe majority. They charge
that the reports have been delayed pur-
posely and that the late returns show
beyond all doubt that the state has gonc
for Bryan. Tonight the streets are
crowded with silverites yelling the
name OF their candidate.
The following statements was issued
at midnight by Chairman Roberts Of
the state Republican executive COM
mitteee The Republican state commit
tee claims Kentucky by 1000. 1t wired
it's county chairman today for complete
corrected figures by counties and re-
ceived returns from all but five count tie
in the mountain section. These unofficial
returns We're classified by districts With
this result:
The Democrats will go to the Ele-
Venth district, the Republican, Glib
raltar. with 13,6oc majority in their ia
or Their mountain district gave Coy
arnor Bradley little over 14,0l0 ma
jorlty last year and has been counted
on all along for $1,000 this year. Re,
turns from over half the counties of
the district already assure coNsidera-
ably over $4,000 Republican majoriiY
upon which basis the committee is justi.
lied in claiming the state by apDro,'i~
mately 1000 majority. The official count
viii be made Thursday and Friday.
The sudden transfer of Kentucky
from the sure Mckinley to the doubt
full column early this morning was
caused by simultaneous reports from q
tier of counties in the west end of the
tate, where the Populist and free sill
YER Democrats have full sway, which
gave surprisingly large Democratic ma-
jorities. One of a group of counties.
Graves, from which no satisfactory re-
port could be secured last night, came
EorWard late this afternoon with 3OSe
majority fo Bryan. majority ass
Sreater than the total vote of the Dem
ocrats and Populists last year.
All the important Democratic gains
were made in the four congressional dis
tricts south and west of Louisville, where
Aine-tenths of the Populists of Ken
lucky are centered. The fusion of the
Popuiists with the Democrats was per-
feet and captured the entire four cor
gressional districts in exchange for two
places on the electoral ticket.
Among the Republicans who went
down in the Populistic wreck were Con
gresham Hunter who managed las.
years campaign for Governor Bradley.
and Congressman Lewis two of the
ablest campaigners in Kentucky roli-
tics. In Louisville and Lexington and
in the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and E1v-
enth districts the Republicans made
brilliant gains, but they were almost
frozen out by the Democrat -Populists
of western Kentucky. (Signed)
SAM ]. ROBERTS, Chairman.
The herald., 1896-11-05
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decided change from the reports sent
out. McLachlan comedies his defeat By
about 200, and he may lose by larger
vote. Bowers. Rep, anw Castle, fusion
list, are making close race, and II the
former wins it will be by narrow mar
gin. Castles vote in Fresno county
may give him the place. Loud. Barham
and Hilborn, Republicans, are certain
of election. Loud's majority will b
very large.
The legislature is Republican on joint
ballot by a majority of 81. The senate
hold-overs are II Republicans and
Democrats. The new senators are :
Republicans and II Democrats. In the
assembly the new members stand -
Republicans. 80 Democrats and Pop
ulist, elected where there was Q three-
cornered fight. The city chose Demo-
cratic senators and only Republican,
while the assemblymen stand II to Q In
favor of the Democrats. In the interior
the Republicans held their vote we'll, and
have given a strong working majority
in the legislature.
The herald., 1896-11-05
1H[ REPUBLICAN NAJOR|I1ES Melting AWAY
the Populists and the Republicans in
this state did not prove a success.

the Populists and the Republicans in
this state did not prove success.
Nebraska has gone for Bryan, not
withstanding the Republican claims
but Kansas as yet has said practically
nothing. The returns show Democratic
gains in some districts and thse are Off
set by Republican gains in other parts
of the state. Both parties claim the
state, but the few scattering returns
that are in so far are of so indefinite a
nature as to make any claims, no matter
by whom made, of a very uncertain
character.
Wisconsin Is sure for the Republican
column by an enormous plurality.
Minnesota, which was regarded as
doubtful by both parts, has surprised
everybody by the size of the Republi-
an plurality. and Mckinley will have
approximately 10000 to 10000 more
votes in the state than Bryan. Gov
ernor Clough. whose election was con-
sidered doubtful, is certainly elected.
The latest informa ton from the two
Dakotas shows that North Dakota Is
very sure for Mckinley. and the prob
ability is that South Dakota will be
the result will be close
The Republicans claim Wyoming and
Washington, but the probabilities seem
against them in both states.
Oregon has gone for Mckinley, anc,
Colorado has, as was expected, given
Bryan heavy plurality. and Adams,
without doubt has been elected gov
ernor. The interest in the election in
this state centered III the state tickets.
Of Which there We're several represent
ing great variety of interests. Idaho.
Montana, Utah and Nevada have all
gone for Bryan by heavy majorities.
California has, on the strength of the
returns at hand. undoubtedly gone fo1
Mckinley.
Delaware, where the Republican par
~ has been rent in twain because OF
the Addicks- Higgins fight, has kept in
the Republican column. The vote for
the Republican electors in this state
has been unusually large, showing the
factional dispute did not extend in any
great measure to the national ticket
The vote in Maryland has shown an
interesting reve~sal from that of the
last presidenti;. election Cleveland G
carried the state by plurality of q .190.
and this year Mckinley has plurality
of slightly over LOCO in the city of Bait -
more alone.
WHAT BRYAN SAYS.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 4.-Mr, Bryan
tonight gave out the following
The Democratic national committee
claimes enough states to give a major
ity in the electoral college, but the vote
is very close in several of the states and
the result cannot be positively known
until the entire vote is counted. In all
close contests It is wise for both sides to
watch the returns and guard against
the possibility of mistakes, Intentional
or unintentional
Wren pressed for something more for
the press, Mr.. Bryan declined to talk
saying he could give no utteance to his
thoughts over the result or outline his
intentions until the outcome should be
definitely known.
The herald., 1896-11-05
TENNESSEE
Another "Sure" State Has Surely Chosen
Bryan Electors

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Full re-
ports from sixty-one Of ninety-six coun-
state by about 10000; also Democratic
ties show that Bryan has carried the
gain in the gubernatorial vote of $500.
Many of the counties to be heard from
are Republican, and Taylor {Democrat)
for governor will have majority per-
haps not exceeding 1000 and may run
down lower. The legislature is Demo-
cratic and has only one negro men,
ber. Democrats have seven congress-
men sure and may have elected Moon.
Republicans claim the official count viii!
be required to decide between Taylor and
Tillman, candidate for governor.
The herald., 1896-11-05

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. 4.--According to
the latest returns there will be In the
lower house 81 Democrats. IS Republic
ans, II Populists, 10 doubtful, II not heard
from. There were II Of the thrty-four
senators voted for, of whom the Demo-
Gratis capt lred H. which. added to the
six holdover Democrats, will give them
II senators as against 16 Republicans
and one Populist.
The Globe democrat (Republican)
comedies that the Democrats have elect
ed Il of the Is congressman in Missouri.
The presidential vote in ST. Louis is all
In and stands: Bryan 50.276, Mckinley
65,S45, Levering 200, Palmer 125, Bentley
"a. McKinley's plurality 1860
Secretary Love of the Democratic
state central committee said tonight:
Bryan's majority in Missouri will be
6O,000 The entire Democratic state tick
ct is elected by an average plurality of
10000.
The herald., 1896-11-05
AT CANON.
McKinley's Managers Allowed to Do
All the Talking.

CANTON, o., Nov. 4.-Major McKin-
ley has spent day of comparative quiet
at his home. seeking to recuperate from
the strain Of the last few days. From
the porch he reviewed several uniform
ed clubs and delegations from neighbor-
ing towns, but made no speeches. He
has not said a word on the election, by
speech, telephone or otherwise, and ap-
pears determined to reserve his judg-
ment and his views until every vestige
of doubt as to the result is removed
He sat in his library tonight until 10
o'clock smoking. looking over late dis
patches from wavering sections and
chatting with callers. He retired at
1915 o'clock. and the Mckinley cottage
was dark earlier tonight than it has been
in weeks.
The herald., 1896-11-05
INDIANA.
The Republicans Certainty Yields to
Very Grave Doubt.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. AT
o'clock this evening Chairman Martin of
the Democratic state COMMITTEES claim
ed that 1t would require the official court
to determine the result in Indiana. At
that hour he had received returns from
81 out of 92 counties showing a plurality
for Mckinley of s317. These did not in
clude Marion county. which would in
crease McKinley's plurality to about
10000 Chairman Martin, however.
charges that in some counties of the
state the Democratic and Populist votes
We're not aggregated, which, If true,
would decrease McK;nley's apparent
plurality, and for this reason he will
await the official count. refusing in the
meantime to concede the state. The 81
counties heard from at o'clock showed
Democratic loss over 1892 of 15,442 In
1z.ne of the counties still to be heard
from the Democrats expect considera-
BILE losses. Chairman Gowdy claims the
state for Mckinley by at least %, ,OOO 1t
is safe to say that McKinley's plurality
in Indiana will not be less than 5000 nor
more than $4,000. The Republican state
seSNSS 40 0ASO S4SSsSo ~ a ooLC AldJOTlly.
Chairman Martin Of the Democratic
state committee has just received a tel
egram from the Democratic chairman of
Marshall county saying that in the esti-
mate sent from that county the Demo-
cratic-Populist vote was not aggregat-
ed, which would make a difference in
favor Of the Democrats of over 5000
votes.
kilograms from other parts of the
state, Mr.. Martin says, disclose SIM
liar condition. AS the Populist vote in
the state amounts to 10000, practically
all Of which the Democrats claim, &
future aggregation of the vote would
offset a plurality for Mckinley of many
thousands.
1t will be some time before 1t can be de-
termined whether the vote has been
aggregated, and pending such knowI-
edge, the state will be in doubt.
PROMISES WELL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 4.-Fif-
ty out of ninety-two counties in In
diana show McKinley's plurality to be
$1,000. If the other counties vote as
they did in 1892 they will give Bryan a
plurality Of 1888. But there is every
reason to expect considerable gains in
these counties for the Republicans over
the vote Of 1892. The state u reasonable
The herald., 1896-11-05
OREGON.
McKinley's Small Majority May Yet Be
Overcome.

PORTLAND, Or. Nov. 4.-Pra ctically
complete returns from &c out of the 32
counties in Oregon give Mckinley 34.954.
Bryan 31,709. McKinley's majority in
the state, 3243.
Estimated returns from the other six
counties. which are small. do not mate
rally alter these figures.
The city of Portland complete gives
Mckinley 1894 majority.
The Oregon legislature, which was
elected last June is made up as follows:
Senate. Republicans. "a; opposition, 6:
total, 30; house, Republicans, 30; oiDpo-
sition, 81; total, 60; joint ballot. Repub-
licans, So; opposition, q. z
The herald., 1896-11-05
CALIFORNIA
Republicans Make Strong Claims, but
hesufts- Are Doubtful

Nepupllcaus MAKE STRONG Claims, but
Resufts- Are Doubtful
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-6 D. NJ
NO later figures can be given on the
presidential contest in California until
perhaps or o'clock this evening. but
The last tabulations leave no reasonable
doubt that Mckinley has carried the
state by at least 5000.
The latest congressional fgures make
It reasonably certain that the Republic.
ans have elected the following congrs ss-
men:
First district-Barham.
Third district-1ilborn.
Fifth district-Loud.
Sixth district-McLachlan.
Seventh district-Bowers.
The Democrats have elected the two
remaining congressman, DeVries in the
Second and Mcguire in the Fourth dis
trict.
The Legislature also appears to BE- Re
publican by nearly two thirds ma jority
From returns at hand it seems certain
that the constitutional amendment pro-
vidng for woman suffrage has been de-
feated by large majority.
The herald., 1896-11-05

only man on that ticket elected. From
the returns thus far received 1t Is mani
fest that the fuslonists will control both
houses Of the state legislature. The
Republicans will have eleven senators
and forty-one members Of the house.
while the fusionists will muster twenty
one senators and fifty-nine representa-
tives, or nearly a two-thirds majority
in each branch of the legislature.
The herald., 1896-11-05
WEST VIRGINIA,
The Usual Claims Made on the Frag-
mentary Returns.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 5.-In-
complete returns received during the
day continue to show Republican gains
and there is no reason to change last
nights figures of 5000 plurality. All
four Republican candidates for congress
are undoubtedly elected BY increased
The herald., 1896-11-05
WASHINGTON.
More Sureness Over Returns lot Yet
Complete.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. A.-Partia! re-
turns from all but four counties in the
ste OF Washirgtor show that the Bry-
al electors have carried the stale by
plurality close to 10000. James Hani
ton Lewis and w. c. Jones, fusioniats.
are elected congre ssmen- at-large. John
r. Rogers, fusionist. is elected governor
aid TIE entire fusion state ticket is
elected.
The herald., 1896-11-05

majorities Atkinson, Republican can
didate for governor. and the entire Re-
publican state ticket is elected and both
branches of the legislature are Repub-
lican. The gold Democrats generally
voted the Republican ticket.
The herald., 1896-11-05
HAS A BETTER JOB.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The managers Of
the largest department stores in this
city wired Mr.. Bryan today offering him
q salary of $4,000 per annum to become
manager OF it's legsl department. No
reply has been received.
The herald., 1896-11-05
THE GOLD RESERVE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The treasury
lost 81. 900 in gold coin and s44700 in jew
elers' bars. The net gain at New York.
however, was $2Ss2. 300 This. leaves the
reserve sill, ,5S7 S9s. Large gains in gold