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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
CANVASSING OF The VOTE.
The OlnCia! Count in Norfolk Cuts
Down the Figures.
M'KINLEY'S OYER A HUNDRED LESS.
Younc's seat VIII he Contested by the
Eepublicans-ihe silycritc Chair
man says That They Have No
Ground for Contest.

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 6.-Special.--
The Canvassing Board of Norfolk city
met to-day and canvassed the returns
in the presence Of the judges and clerks
OF election and the attorneys for the
several parties which had candidates Ia
the field. 4 number of Illegal ballots
were thrown out. and the lnal result
g. as follows:
Bryan was lowered from 3,oIS to BOSS;
Mckinley. from 1855 to l,7s5; Palmer was
raised from 66 to %. Lcverng gets %;
Young remains at 5,io' and Wise at
1865. Griihn's vote is 5j and Matchctt $
No action indicating a contest was
taken before the board, but the air is
fun of talk TO that end, and IL Is be-
Hovcd that Mr.. Young can only take
his seat. if at all. after a hard and Bit
ter fight.
WOULD NOT TALK.
Mr.. ID. Mccormick, chairman OF the
National Democratic party here, when
asked what ho knew of the matter re-
fused TO make any statement. State
Republican Chairman Lamb also refused
10 talk for publication. but it is evident
that hc believes gross frauds have been
porpetratcd in the city by the frce-silVor
men. There was time enough, he said,
TO talk about contest when the COM
missioncrs made their returns.
WHAT MIR. DUKE SAYS.
Mr. Joseph r. Duke chairman Of the
Democratic District Executive Commit
tee. is of the opinion that the Repubh-
cans will contest Mr.. Young seat, but
says they have 10 grounds TO do so.
lie declares that the only Illegal fea-
ture of the election i'm ibis district was
in Norfolk county. where the tickets used
were printed by printers sworn In by
Findlay Cromwell. chairman of the Eloc-
ton Board of the county. when they
should have been sworn in boy r. l..
Shea clerk of tho board in accordance
with the express directions of the clause
of the law relating TO this duty.
WHAT'S THE USE2
One prominent Republican said to-day:
What's the use of contesting Mr..
Noungs election? We have am over
whclming majority I'M the House. Let
Air. Young 70 there and make an idiot
OF himself. II viii pay DR.. Wise better
TO stay at home and practice medicine"
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HUNTINGTON. w. VA. Nov G.-J. r.
Clarke. famous detective and DEPUTY
sheriff Of The Norfclk and Western ac-
c0mpaniod hy Daniel Christian. arrived
here az daybreak with Captain Hatfield
and his fOurtCfn-ycar-oid son. who were
captured n the mountains OF alingo
county at dusk last night. They are
charged with the murder Of John Ruther-
ford, Elliot Rutherford. and Hanz Cham
bers. on election-day at Mattewan. Hat
field and his son were interviewed at the
ioil to-day. and they seem TO be not the
least worried over the affair The lad
smiled and said:
Il killed both Elliot Rutherford and
Mr. Chambers
The father acknowledged to killing
John Rutherford.
Hatfield and his son were asleep in the
crevice OF "A large rock chn on Tug river
when the officers discovered them. They
were brought here and placed in Jail for
fear Of mob violence. Hatfield had two
winchester and two large revolvers.
while the son was sleeping with a Win
chester on each side Of him.
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4 steamer Collide. WIN a schooner on
It Lohn--Heavy Loss.

,l.,,>., ~ ~ Tho stoanl-
81. Joil.NS' ~ l' 49,, i,.,..,t f-,
or 1'u'i "i',.''' ... o.clo.rt to-ri-ht.
,. o",s' l.,' i..... ,,b.n INST bevonI
Fhtee" minutes ,''',' ..... '.., lol.id.I
the entrance 10 '"' '''''' 49,. 80
with the sc"ooh' .'..'i, ,.'r,.,
l-D'.. ''- ,,f.irf,ln lir,s y.n...
oil hsh ANA nun. ..', .'-'.,.. - ,,i,..
lest. the schooN'I e,.l ~ ,.,o,,,
and fourteen . ta. b'r
were women .f-.,.. ,..... ',,, i,..-
hshts Displayed. ANA '-,'' "-' ~
tlncHtiou ON iht rl''.
collision. because me Hl-"' "",
and The schooner quite near 'he snoi' 'N
"a part of the entrance where steamer
,srelv 90.
Tho schooner was struck amidshl!-
crt in two pieces arI sank instantly. Ah
aboard were on deca. They were throw
into the water and those saved W're oh's
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LookING oTER rHE FIELD.
The General Result Satisfactory, But Local
Returns in q MIDDLE.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov 6-Spe-
cial-rhe business people generally are
much eiatoi over the result of the ma
tional election as it viii start business
again, and pr0 bahly result IN the early
employment of "a very large additional
force at the shipyari here.
The Canvassing Board mot yesterday.
hut there were $50 many technical irrogu-
ldritics in the returns that the Board
adjourned until Tonight. after canvassing
the returns from three wards I'm the
notorious Second ward. the throwing out
of the returns from which. hy the count
n the recent mayoraity contested cicc-
tion case. is still fresh iu thc minds Of the
people. the returns are so iucomprehcnsi-
bile chat 10 may Doe found necessary 10
throw out the vote of The ward.
This viii turn the Mckinley and Wise
maioritics here into minortlos.
owing 90 improper marking of ballots
q very large number of votes wero thrown
out hy the judges.
Newport News exports for October were
as follows. Corn. ea23i3 bushels. NN.l65'
corn meal 35H barrels, N.505; oats.
$4,000 bushels. E,3 2fo: oatmeal. l6S.o)
pounds. $3.50. flour. 1920 barrels. Si3l-
7f2: cattle. l.169 head. Si7690o. canned beef,
ne ZOO pounds. S22l5. tal'ow. 253o5 pounds,
81 02. lard. 2f72i9 pounds SlioDi; cot
ton. $50 bales. S3337. Total. Sloll.es
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nSh lahors. They laid the foundation
ior iuturo Success and viii De- remcm-
"'i'u as honors when victory is at last
secured.
NO personal or political friends need
sile'e bccausc OF my defeat Ny am
n''lon has been 10 secure immediate
I'sis'auon rather than 10 enjoy the hon
ois OF Office. and therefore. defeat brings
10 mo no feeling OF personal loss.
speaking for the wife who has shared
my l1hors. as we'll as for myself. / de-
siro to say that we have been amriy roe
paid for an that We have done. I'm the
love OF millions Of our fellow citizens
so kindly expressed. in knowledge gained
hy personal contact with the people. and
ln hfoadencd sympathics. Wc find fuu
compensation for whatever cfcrfs We
have put forth. oar hearts have been
touched by the devotion Of friends. and
our lives shall prove our appreciation of
the affection of these people an affection
which we prlzo as the richest reward
which this campaign has brought.
'in the face OF am enemy rejoicing in
its victory let The roll be called for the
ncVt engagement and urge friends Of
himctallism to renew their ALLEGIANCE 10
the cause. lf We are right as 7 believe
we arc. we shall yct triumph Until con-
WINGED of hIs error let each advocate Of
himotaiiism continue his work Let an
silver clubs retain their organization,
hold regular meetings and uiatc liter
aturo our opponents have succeeded i'm
this campaign. and must row put their
theories to the test. Instead of talking
mystcriousiy about Sound money and
am honest dollar they must now clahO-
rate and defend financial system Every
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The Bryan Ticket Runs Considerably
Ahead Of the Taylor Ticket.

CINCINNATI o.. Nov. Ga special TO
tho Post from Nashville. Tenn, says
Robert l.. Taylor. OcmJ has been elected
Governor OF Tennessee. This statement
is based upon authentic information re-
ceived from every county in the State
and while not official in an Instances IS
90 I'm many. In those counties where
official results have not been received, the
reports have been verified from sources
which cannot Dee doubted The figures of
the State Democratic Executive Commit
tee give Governor Tayl0r's plurality It
N.02 Official returns they assert will
NOT vary this materially and they con-
ndenually believe that the plurality will
go from 1000 10 1000.
The Democratic electoral ticket runs
considerably ahead OF the Taylor ticket.
Minis Ropulist candidate for Governor
received many votes that were cast for
Bryan and Sewali electors. Bryans plu-
rality in the State will reach l5o0o.
MEMPHIS. TENN, NOV. 6.-Onicial re-
turns thOw that r. W. Carmack silver
Demo,fal has defeated Josiah Patterson.
g0ld Democrat for Congress from this
district hv 5i majority Colonel Pattcr-
son has finally declared his purpose 10
contest before Congress.
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Tnnnrcmcnl Nm Rclrls.
saw. lie Feel. NO Personal Loss and the
-hN- ~ -. I'D

a.
says lie Feels NO PERSONA
Fight VIII 80 n'P' r....,,,...
LINCOLN, NLE- nov. o. "''''''''
BRYAN this afternoon save out l'i' -''-
l,u.fne statement to The blmeiaiisla ol
,., s......
'-- r.., millions of Ioyal
.......r.t ly temporary de-
d.. .or., word oi hope aad
No cause ever had
....,.. f,..,. earnest ANA dc-
..'... ....'.'. ,,.o '...e o-.oused the
,.,..,.uf.r, rrrr have fought
.,l .n.,' fought with
-....I .,li.l conviction inspires.
aA i-' @''i ".'' .. ,...'.. ..,.. ,i,.,i
..,f-. dom. ,.eir duty AIS
tI.,.i..,. .nofnIue 10 regret.
.. r..'.....'.. ,....a.t. has been
..f,.,rcs s..rt
,oli.i..
o' ,.......t.. ,,,-r-
lluel. hiii. ie'i l'io7l'''' '' '',' '.,
l.an people, mos. WHO oii''' "''" 900
share in lN.l -io7-''il'f' l'' ID" .-'
other hauo. hIs policies prove an INJURY
.I I.. utlU.. generally. those OF his
..r.0rI.,. who do not belong % the
0I.e-tola.r. ca-. or TO tAs pritilceld
CLASSES. vfI ..rar in common with those
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the Republican and Democratic tickets
respectively. are running ahead OF the
other electors on the Official count, ana
no matter which way the State goes the
electoral vote f. gOing to be divided, thdt
is. If the Republicans carry the State,
tboy will get twelve electors and the
Democrats one, and vice versa II the
Democrats win. This results from the
fact that, large number OF voters placed
the cross opposite the hume of the nrst
elector. instead of under the party de-
vice. The Canyassing Board has ruisd
in these cases that the vote would count
for only one elcct0r Notwithstanding
the evident Intention of the voter. This
raises an interesting question IN regard to
the votes.
Chairman Roberts, OF the Republican
State Committee said tonight:
"NNe have received official returns. from
an except twcnty-scvcn counties. We
have Trustworthy returns from the miss
ing ones. however and the ll9 counties
of the State show i35 plurality for Nc
kinley. We are perfectly satisfied that
we have carried the state. lam wait
ing on further official returns, and oN-
pect TO send Major Mckinley a telegram
before midnight. 1 oonccde the Demo
Gratis one clcctor. owing TO the failure
OF Notcss TO stamp their ballots c0r-
rectly."
MAYOR H. L. Johnson. chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committce,
sAd tonight that from Information III
ms possession he believed the State had
gwen Bryan 100 plurality.
Try Woods0n, member Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee for kentucky,
made the following statement:
II am more confident tonight than
! nave been at any time since the cleo
tion that the Democratic electoral ticket
was elected in Kentucky. but l have an
abundance of evidence that&he Republi-
cans of the mount-in counties. whore
Democrats are exceedingly scarce, have
perpetrated the grossest frauds. both
before and since the polls closed on Tues
day. This information has come 10 me
from the most reputable men at Middles-
horo, pineville, Barboursvile London.
Somerset. and other towns i'm Eastern
Kentucky.
"rhe Republican committee and the
press Of Louisville have kept up a steady
claim the past three days of plurality
of from 600 20 1000. During this time
they have been forced 20 acknowledge
errors which reduced their claims near
~ 300 votes. Every time they have been
forced to acknowledge the truth about
one Of these central and western coun-
ties. which. with good telegraphic and
telephone facilities. were speedily recoiv-
cd by the news agencies they have been
able TO draw on one of these remote
mountain counties for a majority far sur
passing anything ever known in their
history. and still they claim the state by
C0o. 7 am entirely confident of the cleo
tl0n of the Bryan electors by a small
but safe plurality which will be shown
on the final count. Our people are col
lectlng the evidence of these frauds.
Mr. Woodson declined to give out any
figures.
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INDIANAPOLIS. IND Nov. 6-Little
tv little tho official counts in ihe various
counties are reaching Chairman Gowdy
bv telegraph ard mail lls has not al
tereI his estimate that kinloys ma
iorti, in the Stste is -Q,Np. Tie SIM feels
confident thar Indiana viii send nine kc-
fg,licaus 90 Congress and tAat tEcfe WIZ
ie majority n the Legislature Oh tWen-
,,-tu, an iriut ballot There rs a tie
~, tba legislative ticket in Fulton coun-
~ in f>2 the Democratic majority IS
qi5 Cba.rf..n Gowdy says that smother
election Will be necessary in all proD1-
buitv. Charles W. Fairbanks friends
claim that he has .he support OF seventy
pcr cent. OF the legislature for the United
states Senate and that be will he elected
without difficulty
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In>pcctor-Grneral's Visit.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. G.-special
Major i. T. sanger. nspcctor-Ooncral
a. 5. A.. and Major Bailey. OF Washing
ton. -. g, were here to-day. Thcy
drove out to the battlefield in front OF
this historic city and also visited and in-
spcctcd tho two national cemeteries. one
N city Point and the otncr at Poplar
grove. Dnwiddie county. short distance
from Petersburg.
Major Sanger stated that Popular Grove
Cemetery was in a better condition than
any he mad Inspected in Virginia.
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Claim wyoming for BRYAN.

CHEYENNE, WYOMING, Nov. c.
The Democratic State Committee to-
nieht gives its compilation Of wyoming
returns as follows: Bryan 9.359; Nc
Kinlcy, gl3J. For C0ngress-Osborn
DemocraO. $780, Mondeii dsepublican).
900. Chief Justice-Corn CDomocraU,
9il7; Groesbeck CRepublcam, 6.ss'.
The committee claims that precincts to
hear from. casting about 600 votes VIII
give the Democrats TWO hundred addi-
t40nal majority.
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TOPEKA. KAN, Nov. 6.--Much TO the
surprise OF those connected with rail-
road interests. Judge Louis Myers, or
the First district, yesterday placed state
Senator Charles j.. Johnson. OF oska-
loosa, as receiver for the Santa Fe rail-
road. The appointment OF Il receiver has
been brought about. II ~ said. by the
man. who opposed the recent reorgani-
zation plan OF the Santa Re. This is
no s.cond recsiyership tor the santa Ee.
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Mckinley VIII Get Il and Bryan I, or ice
Versa Frauds Charged.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. G.-As the
ofisial returns come in tonight the
statement is confirmed that the electoral
,.ote NJ the State Is going to stand l.
TO l. In some counties the head OF the
electoral ticket leads the other twelve
by more than one hundred votes. II
Will take the official count to satisfy
hoth sides. The last newspaper figures
,I,oa AfcKiuley's plurality in the State)
=, cqq The official count by counties
a. ,bout complete outside OF this Deffer-
son, county. which will not be finished
,or four or i've days owing TO the large
vote. The State Returning Board VIII
meet three weeks from Tuesday to pass
on the count by counties.
Eash and Smith. the first electors on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
The Vote in Warren.

FRONT ROYAL. VA Nov. 6.-speciai.
The official returns Of Warren county
are as follows.
For Presiden.-Bryan. 1ll2i Mckinney
575: Lcvering -. Palmer. -.
For Congress-Hay. ll6i; Walker ~
uarnesberger. 30. Forsythe CProhioi-
tionisD. a..
+o the so-callcd Democratic ticket. The
majority for cleveland in 1902 was sl5.
nav ran behind his ticket II votes. and
behind former Democratic votes very
far.
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SOUTH DIhOTI DOUBTFUL.
The Vote on Electors Tied and the Official
Count Necessary.

YANKTON. $. D.. Nov. G.-At 10 o'clock
tonight South Dakotas vote on presi-
Dental electors is tied and an official
count viii be required TO determine the
result Tine Republican managers have
closed their office with the above decla-
ration. Any claim of the Populists that
this State is for Bryan is not justincd
by the returns. Corrections aud changes
I'm three precincts not yet heard from
may give tte election TO either Bryan
orr Mckinley. Republican congres men
and Governor ran ahead of the electoral
ticket hv several hundred votes 80 far
as heard from. and they may have sate
majorit'es.
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lie SAYS lie Has sure Maioritv' Notwith-
standing Gross Frauds.

sTAT-NTON. Va. Nov. G.-speciaI.-
Yost says. despite the most outrageous
frauds n tie eastern section of this
district. the officials returns received
from each county give MN le'uc'u
but safe majority.
Tine overwhelming majortios from the
whine section were not calculated upon
nv tnc pioftcrs. and their plans have
therefore failed TO matcriaize.
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Dr-NNsVILLE. VA, Nov. Especial
Rrvan's majority in Essex was ZHi Jones.
eqs There was considerable trouble al
Centre precinct. caused by Leroy Pcndle-
tom. (colored striking two OF the judges
After considerable difficulty he was ar
rested and sent 10 jail. After this all
went on quietly. There were also three
arrests az Enterprise. caused by Illegal
interference with voters.
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LONDON. Nov 6.-Thc story printed
iu the Graphic. tho paper making the
assertion upon "rohahle authority that
Lord Salisbury has decided to eyacuaie
the island of Cyprus is denied hy the
officials OF the Foreign Omcc who declare
that there is no foundation for it what-
ever.
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Fire in Amelia.

BELONA, VA, Nov. G-Spocial.-A
barn. containing about ono hundred bar
rcls of corn and large lot OF provendcr.
belonging TO Alr. vs.. Y. Thravcs. OF
Amelia county, near here. was destroyed
by fire O. few evenings ago. The cause
Of the fire is unknown. No insurance.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. Especial.
-Gcnoral leo bad a lens interview with
thc President To-day, ana a conference
with the Secretary ef State. at which
nc state of affairs m cuba was general
ly discussed.
What tho nature of General Lees COM
mmcatiou to Mc. Cleveland and Score
ury Omey was is Lot known. but 80 IS
sGunised that they were not of % ehar-
acter to onc3masc the belief that spain's
onorts 90 qucn the insurr-cion VIII be
Immediately successful
SPANISH COMMANDERS.
General leo has not expressed TO amy
one. so iir as known. his opinion of the
manner ir which the Spanish authori-
tss have conducted the w1r in CUBA
Those samuiar with hlm. however be-
Mctc chat hc has rather poor idea OF
the ability of tho Spanish commanders.
To a. .enro..utlUtc OK The Times he
said to-day
General Weylor has under bis COM
maud 1IHH0 wcli-oQuprld soldiers, while
tho forces of tine Insurgents oo not hu'n-
trr moro thau m0. The Sp1niaras
have hcrn ouartcrcd in Havana. and the
towns about Chat city. while The insur-
".'' t.4,.. .i.o,,~t,t mould
l' VIZ. .n. ''.', -, str,,grlo
ana I' ln' no ,...,',l,.
ii'l.'"l ,. e., Ci..rio,,os,.i,io
''h,l'l ,...fo e~d t,,o
'o-noI'o" .r 1" ' .,... a, ,,,ool m
..r, ... r..,.t, o.,io- i'm cuba" he
.., .i.....r .r.l,,..,, ..r .f,.1 nrobsbiv rec
...,f. t, ass .,,.,t,. rnfl about tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-un0flcial returns
from an OF the l01 counties IN Illinois. in
Guiding Cook. give .icNlnley plurality
OF lll.lf9 and Tanner plurality OF lln,lio.
Complete Official returns may change
these figures a trihe. but this is pracu-
callv the result IN the State.
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pr-r.AsTI VA. Nov. 6.-Special--Pu-
ioslo romniv's official vote IS: Mckinley
80. Bryan. 1109. Palmer, = Leevering,
=. Nfatchett. !. General J. \. Walker for
Consress. 1851, Judge Williams. LIS.
votes were thrown out. To-
tsl vote. .S0G. The largest ever given.
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1 well Known Merchant Dies from Can
Ger.
IYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. G-Major
otey's official majority in this district
SIS $3.50
~. W. Thaxton well-known NOR
chant of this city. died this afternoon
from cancer Of the liver aged iiliy-iive
wars
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WEATHER FORECAST

vAsHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. Store
cast Tor Saturday: c.,,.. u.t..
Virginia and North .Caroiiha. al. al.
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Ynlc Of pnnnnnannnck County.

WASHIN on. RAPPAHANoCK
COUNTY, VA. Nov 6.-Spccial.-ihe Of
hcial vote OF Rsppshanock county Is as
follows:
Bryan. i.O76: Mckinley. go; Palmer. 8;
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Iloo,l i'm flnyanna.

COLUMBIA. VA, Nov. Especial Tho
latest information gives Flood 81 ma
jority I'm Fluvanna.
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v.>cr OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
thtSmometer at The Times onice yester-
day: y A. NJ. ~: i? IA. Np, n. ~
q F. NJ. e2: r. NJ. "a; midnight, 81.
Au@raea 81 2-3.
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AnnnmaffnN for Elnnd.

pANPTJN CITY. VA. Nov G-Spo-
cial.-Flood' majority In Appomattox Is
so.
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She Passed Away AT O'Clock Yesterday
Afternoon. in New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. e-Mrs. William H..
Vanderbilt died at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
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M'KINLEY HAS 264 VOTES.
Kentucky, Wyoming and South Dakota
Still Doubtful.
PLURALITY ESTIMATED At 1906, 400.
Chairman Babcock, of the Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee,
Claims 600 out of Total OF
$50 Congressmen.

As forccastcd in The Times, the latest
returns mako it practically certain that
Mckinley carried California and Oregon,
which were casscd as doubtful THURSDAY
night.
This leaves the electoral vote as fol-
lows: o.,
Mckinley -...........'''''''''''''
Bryan .................''''''' b.,
Doubtful ....-.....s.' '''''-. ,. -.
wyoming. kentucky and s'uth b'ho'A
are stin left in the doubtful column
Tho New York sun estimates McN'"-
lows popular plurality at l.Veo'in'
Chairman Babcock ot the lepupii.'n
ccreressional Campaign Committee,
claims 200 congressman out ol '0'''
of cJj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

Lcvcring. I. For Congross-ITay. Los:
Walker. SO: IIarnsbergcr, :; Forsyth, >.
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This is the Way il Appears with Nortii
Dakota's silver Member.

NEW YORK. Nov. G-The develop
mcnts of the past Twelve hours in the
contested congressional fields have been
few, but in one respect. important-thcy
practically demonstrate that the gold
forces viii fail TO control the Senate in
the flity-hfth Congress which control
yesterday was deemed probable
AT that time the apparent division OF
the forces was as follows.
Gold Republicans ..... ..... 80. -. .....3S
Gold Democrats ..... 800. 80.
loial ..-+... .-.. ...- o.. ..... .........i'
Silver Republicans ......... ...... e.
silver Democrats ......... -. ..,.. .....-o
iopulisis ....... ....... ....'. ..'''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07

ST LOUIS. Nov G.-Gold was paid ou-
on demand yesterday at ail ST. Louis
banks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-07
GEN. LEE SEES CLEVELAND.
The State Of Affairs in Cuba Discussed
With The President.
He COMPARES The OPPOSING FORCES

And H. Supposed 10 Have Very Poor
Opinion of ihc spanish Tories WIN Go
TO Charlottesville To-Day-IIis Pop
ularity in Naihington.