Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-11-04

West Virginia, wires that the state vii
give more than $4,000 plurality fol
Mckinley. A private dispatch from
Oregon says that state will give moi
less than sc, 900 for Mckinley.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, November
4--Owcn county, gives Bryan 2,25O
plurality; Henry county, 1913. This in
sures Col. Breckinridge's defeat tor
congress. Republican Chairman Rob-
erts at 10 O'Clock, said that Mckinley q
plurality in Kentucky would be between
10, 900 and 10, coo. Z fasf
| The counties not heard from are !;
Leslie, Floyd Joos;;;ss o.:;;se Knott, Maget
fin. Pike, Butler, Greenup, Harrison,
Jackson, ard part OF Henry. These
include strong republican as well as
strong silver counties but the heavy
republican gains everywhere seem to
make the state safe for Mckinley,
though the result Is close. Republic.
ans have filled seven of the eight legis-
lative vacancies, giving them seventy
votes in the Joint assembly this major.
ity enabling them to elect the United
States senator.
L>>SANTA FE, N. M, November -
Returns from fifty-five precincts re-
oeived, comprising thirteen counties IN
the Territory, including the vote Of
this city, the vote gives Catron S.875 !;
Ferguson, 1894. The indications now
are, that Ferguson the silver candi-
date will be elected.
CHICAGO, Illinois, November 4 -
Acting Chairman Payne, Of the re-
publican national committee, comedies
Wyoming to Bryan.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, November 4 -
The Evening Times. says; McKiniey's
majority in Kentucky will be over 5 1000.
OMAHA, Neb., November Con
gresham Towne telegraphs the result
in Minnesota as close and has hopes
that it will be for Bryan.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November A.
The United associated press has now
sufficient figures to announce that Della
wares electoral vote will be for Nc
Kinley by 800 to 1900. The demo-
Gratis elect Tunnel, governor, and
Handy to congress by 1000 plurality.
The democrats will control the legisla-
t.aare en- joint ballot.
BALTIMORE, Md, November 4.--Mc-
Kinley's plurality in Baltimore is 2I,-
109. and the state shows plurality for
Mckinley over Bryan of 3O,S72.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, November A.
Both parties are now claiming North
Dakota. The returns indicate that it
is doubtful. 1t may be necessary to
put Minnesota 10 the doubtful column.
WHEELING, W. Va, November A.
McKinley's plurality in West Virginia
will be about 10000.
YANKToN, South Dakota, November
This state is surely republican.
The legislature is in doubt. Mckinley
has $500 majority.
OMAHA, Neb., November 4.--Sena-
tor Pettigrew wires Bryan that the
returns from South Dakota indicate
that Bryan carries the state by 5000.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, November
Id aho, Bryan electors. carried the
tate by probably $4,000. Major
democrat, was elected
governor and probably Borahs the silver
.epublican, for congress.
BALTIMORE, Md, November f.
Maryland will have solid republican
delegation in the next congress.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, November A.
California will 60 for Mckinley by |
about 600; Nevada will 60 for Bryan
,y about 4 900.
LINCOLN, Neb., November 4 CHAIR
nan Dahlman, of the democratic COM
nittee, telegraphed Mr.. Bryan, from
Omaha, that he has carried Nebraska
oy from 1900 to $4,000 and that all
Bryan congressman, with the possible
of Duffy. in the Omaha dis
rict, have been elected.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, November 4.
The latest returns show that BrYan's
in this state will not be less
han 80, 900 and King, democrat, for
10000 The democrats will
control the Legislature.
SEATTLE, Wash November A.
Bryan has carried Washington by 10,-
100. While the returns come In
slowly, they indicate that the free
silver forces will control the next
legislature, and will name the success
,or to United States Senator Watson
Q. Squires.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, November A.
The returns from Wisconsin, received
up to noon, indicate that Mckinley
and the republican state ticket have
been elected by about $4,000 majority.
The congressional delegation Of ten,
solidly republican.
LINCOLN, Nebraska, November -
Chairman Post, of the republican state
comedies Bryan's success in
Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Nebraska, November 4 -
Wm. j. Bryan has not given up hope.
The nerve of the man under the strain
of last night and to-day, is wonderful.
He slept liAe top between midnight
and breakfast time. When he awoke
his face exhibited some signs of fatigue,
but his eye was clear, and not q sign
of nervousness did he show, or did ne
appear in the least Respondent. He
read the bulletins and private messages
and commented on them In
an interesting way. Up to 1880 Mr.. |
Bryan had no statement TO make.
Minister of Railroads.
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