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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-07
nR. J, II. JAMES.

Dr. j. H. JAMES, 4 z.
Physician and Surgeon.
TREATS EYE, THROAT, EAR and NOSE.
Ats DR.. Schoch's office first Sunday of
every month.
HOME OFFICE MANKATO
DR.. L. G. BELL:
Dental Surgeon.
TEETH EXTRACTED BY PAINLESS METHOD
Office in the Meridian Block.
NEW ULM MINI.
Dr. FRED w. FR1rscHE'
Dental Surgeon,
oDUNrUNDER OR EXTRA CITING.
Office over Star Clothing Hall,
NEW CI.T NINN.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
NEBR ASkA.
ProI,a bly, Carried by bryan,

OMAHA. Neb.. November i.-WhiIe Bry-
an has probably carried Nebraska by a
small plurality. republicans not con-
ceding that fact, since less than 3uU of
1..E4 precincts in the state have been heard
from. A definite result cannot be known
before night. but Bryan is steadily gaining
in most of the remote rural districts yet to
hear from. 1t is conceded that Bryan's
greatest strength is there. and it will prob
ably overcome the 1000 plurality Mckinley
has in Omaha.
The feature of the contest is the enor-
nous vote polled probably 1U per cent
heavier than at any previous time This is
attributed to that element which has here
tofore refused to participate in elections,
but the financial issues in this campaign
brought them to the front.
AS d result of the generous manner il,
which the state ticket was scratched littl.
can be definitely determined by nigh, as to
the result. Hocomb. democrat-populist
gubernatorial candidate is probably elected,
as he ran ahead of Bryan In many sec
tiCns.
The probabilities are that the state tick
ct Is divided between the two parties and
will be close all results The leeisia-
ture. however, is largely republican. In
denhlteiy known. except in the second
where Mercer Is reelected. there is little
doubt that the republicans have elected
four OF the remaining five Congressman.
Maxwell. silver democrat, in the third, is
probably elected.
The complete state vote will probably ex-
oeed @'ONO. The heaviest vote previously
polled In Nebraska was in 1894, 21O,OVO. In
view of the intense excitement in Nebraska
1t is considered remarkable that no dis
tUrbances of Importance occurred election
day.
Two hundred and thirty precincts in Ne
braska outside of Omaha give Mckinley
22.1S0. Bryan II 1.6S5: two years ago gave
reI ublicans ~, 19S democrats-populists 49,
42O
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Doubtful.
CALIFORNIA. 4
NcIxfnIey's Majority 5000.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4-Cali-
forna has Joined the east in the Mckinney
landslide. and its majority for the republic
can standard bearer Will pass 1908, at
least Many of the counties have not yet
sent in returns bat the more populous. and
thost in which the fate Of the elections
hinged. have all been heard from and swell
the republican majority to a point where
nothing to come later possibly disturb
them. Los Angeles. which was the strong
fold i'll the southern tier of counties. is es-
timateG as giving from 1,2oo to 2.UO ma
jority for Mckinley.
Great interest is centered on the congress
SIGNAL ticket. Outside Of this city. only
one democratic Representative seems to
have. been chosen. The legislature has
gone with the general result, ami may safe
ly be cIassed az republican. thus insurng
the return of a republican to the United
States Senate.
Complete returns for SS6 Of the 2.31i pre-
cincts in this state give Mckinley, $500;
Bryan. J4.oI>.
Republicans Control the Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, November I'm
dicatious are that the republic ans will have
a majority in the next legislature, W hich Is
10 elect d United States Senator. Incom-
ple;e returns have been received from six
ty-six out of the eighty assembly districts.
and thes" show the election of forty-nine
republicans seventeen democrats and one
popul.st. Returns have been received from
thirteen of the twenty senatorial districts
showing the election of seven republicans
and SIX democrats. which. with the seven
teen hold-over republican senators and
three hold-over democrats, will give the re-
publicans majority of ~ on joint ballot
without considering the remaining twenty
one senatorial and assembly districts ye,
to he heard from which are principally To-
Gated in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
ARK ANSAS.
Fusion by Over 25,OOO.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, November T. S d. m.
The fusion ticket in Arkansas was elect
ed yesterday by majority of from 10000
to :OHN.
Returns from over the state indicate tina I
about the usual vote was polled. A fe-,
Cou:.ties show slight increase over the
September election.
The democratic candidates for Congress
were all elected BY good maiorties, Terry,
in the fourth. receiving about 5000 over
Waters, republican,: McRae in the third,
carried one OF the strongest republican pre-
cincts III Hempst.ad county.
1t will be several days before all the
retl rms are in from the back counties, bu:
from the figures at hand the democratic
majority Is conservatively estimated at %
UDo. The three populists the ticket ran
about 1000 behind the democratic, which
About represents the gold standard demo-
cratic strength in the state.
Evening star., 1896-11-04

the adverse Reports. and she appeared well
prepared for the worst though evidently
not devoid OF hope for better fortune than
the reports appeared to warrant. She re-
tired about IL o'clock. leaving the enter
tainment Of her guests to the friends who
had assembled. These Were Mr. Rryan's
sister, Mrs. Irene Rogers: and Mrs. Rrvan's
cousin, Mrs. Srhwiud. She remained after
this hour with her husband
In case OF the confirmation of the r..port
of his defeat. il is understood to Ice Mr.
Eryans intention TO issue an address. urg-
ing the maintenance of the silver cause as
the paramount issue for the next cam
paian.
The bulletins relating to the state and
confessional tickets i'm Nebraska W. re un-
satisfactory. ami il was nearly impossible
10 form an estimate from them. Results
from scattering precincts were received
and the little group gathered in the library
ol n" home of IN" nominee compared them
as best II could with the results Of four
years ago. The members Of the party
Inquired 1t out that l:ryan would in all like
hh""d carry the state. The returns on the
congressional vote made To Mr. Bryan
Were OF no Nalac and nothing could Ice
learned from them. State Chairman Dahl
man of the democratic state committee
td'rhon"d from Omaha that the Mckinney
majority would be only about 6on or so0.
aud that ne counted the state safe for
Bryan 10y about 15,opp
Al II o'clock The CORES pondentS at the
Bryan house awaiting the results were
served with lunch, and at l2::i0 the library
Was closed and no more bulletins were re-
celNed. Mr. Bryan WAS asleep, and no one
was allowed to see him.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
FLORIDA FOR BRYAN.
Republicans Wake Gratifying Guirs
Without MucI. of u CamNnHs.


Special Dispatch To tn" Evening Star.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. November l.
Sparkman. dem. in the first district:
Davis, dom. in the second district. are
elected to Congress.
Key West complete gives Mckinley 13
majority, d republican gain over Rox ha m
dem. of -. Democratic loss. l:,.
Seventy precincts out of G-n, give Bryan
4,I"2: Mckinley. 2.I14. net democratic
loss of 4l6. Scattering returns from conn
ty precincts indicate Bryans major:ty will
be 10 per cent less than Bloxham. dem
for governor, in the October election. The
populist vote will not exceed Weeks vote
The Palmer and Bucknor vote will he under
1,nD The prohibition vote is insignificant.
Republicans feel satisfied with the S,ze of
their vote, considering that republca n
white club conducted the campaign without
state organization of consequence and the
apathy of the negro republicans caused by
Stripping defeating Lee. a negro for the
congressional nomination and without the
national committees aid.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
IAN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.
John =. Hopkins Statement Regard
ing McI<fnley's Vote fn Illinois.

John u. Hopkins Statement Regard
ing Mckinley's Vote fn Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 1--WE know now
that Mckinley has received an overwhelm-
Ing majority in Illinois. This is no surprise.
to those who have had an opportunity H.
observe the trend of public opinion in this
state. The Palmer and Buckner vote will
be insignificant. which is a matter of no
surprise to the managers OF the sounu'
money campaign in this state.
Democracy and the democratic party
still live. It's principles are eternal / do
not rejoice at McKinley's victory, but l do
rejoice in BryanS defeat. Our committee
Will meet this week and proclaim to this
state and to the United States that We are
democrats, and claim to represent the DEM
ocrauc faltn We have no doubt but that
the conservative element of the party will
assert itself. and now that Altgeldism and
all tha; it represents has been utterly re
pudiated by our state. the sober class of the
people will assert itself and democracy
will be re-established on its ancient lines
L rejoice, as an American citizen. tnat
the capacity of the American peopl. 70
govern themselves in peace as in war has
been demonstrated in what has been the
most crucial test to which the republic has
ever been subjected
JOHN p. HOPKINS.
chairman Gold Standard Democratic
Committee"
Mr.. Henry b. Payne of the republican ex-
ecutive committee was highly pleased over.
the result, and said: The country is to be
congratulated that the majority is so great
tEat it will inspire confidence in business
circles. Too much praise cannot, in nv
opinion, be given to those patriotic men
who have broken away from their old-;ime
Affiliations to support our ticket. II is not
to be forgotten that our adopted citizens
have contributed their full share toward
this splendid victory"
Evening star., 1896-11-04
NORTH DAKOTA.
Republican by Over 5000.

BISMARCK. N. D.. November 4.-The re-
puhlicans have carried the state by from
3co0 to 5000 Fifty-three precincts out Of
123 give Mckinley 2G0S; Bryan 1,617 This
is a republican gain, and shows that the
republican national, state and congresSion-
al tickets are elected. and that North Da-
kota will have Senator who favors the
gold standard. The roads in the country
are particularly bad on account of. the re-
cent SLOW storm. 1t was impossible to drive
overland in certain parts Of the Red River
valley.
an Improvement in the weather from the
morning hours.
There was a steady rush of voters to get
their ballots in early.
Wednesday a peremptory writ of man.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
DELAW on ESTIMATES.
Riots in Some Hundreds Prevented
Voting.

Voting.
Special Dispatch to The Evening star.
lLM1EGTON, Del, November 4-Re-
turns in Delaware were Incomplete at /
O'Clock this morning. Democrats concede
the state to Mckinley by I.;.'n to 2.uW,.
Tunnell democrat for governor, is probably
elected by at least 5000 plurality over
HoTecker and Higgins. the republican NOM
inees. l.. Irving Handy, democrat, for Con-
gress, will probably have plurality of at
least 300 over Willis and Houston, repub-
lican candidates This is indefinite and is
only an estimate upon returns already
ceived. The legislature is in doubt, though
the indications point TO a democratic ma
jority. The republicans had two legisa-
tive tickets IN each county. In some pre-
cincts of the lower counties there was no
election owing to riots.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN.

The Germans RevOlutiOnfxed Many
Counties by the Sound Money Belief.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 4-No
definite figures are obtairable on the preSi-
dency or for State officers. The estimates
still range around 100000 on both the elec-
toral and state tickets. The congressional
delegation is solidly republican, and the
legislature overwhelmingly republican. I'he
Germans showed their sound money senti-
ments by completely revolutionzag num-
Der of counties.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
INDIANA.
Republicans Claim Electors and the
LcEfalHture.

LeEfalUture.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, November 4.-The
returns from precincts in this city show
large gain over the republican poll, which
gave Mckinley a plurality of 5000. The
average gain over the poll is 30 to a pre-
cinct. If maintained, the city will give
republican plurality of 5000. The gain in
VaEderburs county will be 800 Gains
are showing decided increase.
Captain Gowdy claims the state by 10000
and twelve congressman. Some are in
doubt. with chances in favor of repubi-
cans. Both branches of the legislature are
republican by safe majority, which in
sures the election CT United States Sen
ator to succeed d. W. Voorhees,.
Mckinley by 10000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, November 40
a.m.-The returns from Indiana I'D to this
hour indicate net republican gain of about
eleven to a precinct, which would give
the state to Mckinley by 10000.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
KANSAS COUNTS SLOWLY.
Both Sides Are Claiming Everything
in Sight.


in Sight.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
TOPEKA. Kan, November 4.-The free
silver forces claim the state for Bryan by
20.OU majority, five of the eight Congress-
men and a free silver legislature.
National Committeeman Leland says Kan
sas is for Mckinley by small majority,
that seven Of the eight Congressman will be
republicans and that a republican legisla-
tLre has been chosen. These claims are
based on scattering returns from fourteen
townships.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
INDEPENDENCE, Kan, November A.
From meager returns received here up TO
midnight indications are that Kirkpatrick
is elected Congressman for the third dis
tr:ct Iuesorcbably 500 majority. Five out of
the nine counties in this district will 20 for
him.
Scattering Returns.
Topeka, Kan, November 4, 4:3O am
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WASHINGTON.
Probably Carried nv nrxnu.

TACOMA, Wash. November 4-Sullivan,
republican candidate for governor, con-
cedes the election of Rogers, his fusion op-
ponent Bryan and the fusion state ticket
have apparently carried the state by a
majority of less than 5000 and will con-
troll the Legislature. Complete returns from
20 precincts in Washington, outside Taco
ma and Seattle, give Mckinley, 2SM;
Bryan. 1890; Sullivan. republican, for gov
ernor. 2s19; Rogers. fusion, 3.4l3
SEATTLE. Wash, November 4, am
The popul!sts are claiming eastern Wash
Evening star., 1896-11-04
VIRGINIA CLOSE.

Repubifcan C0nEressmen I'm the 4th,
5th, 9th and 10th Districts
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND. Va, November 4.-Returns
at 2:20 o'clock indicate that the state is so
close as to make 1t almost Impossible to
tell whether Mckinley or Bryan has a
majority.
Indications are that Bryar's majority is
1000. The republicans will carry the
fourth, fifth, ninth and tenth districts. 1t
is close in the first.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Mckinley Plurality of 10000.

DETROIT, Mich. November 4.-Returns
incomplete as yet from 81 counties of Mich
igan indicate Mckinley's plurality IN
Michigan to be 10000. The same returns
this morning give Pingrce, for governor, an
estimated plurality of 5000. That Pingree
should have run decidedly ahead of his
ticket generally throughout the state is
regarded as something of a surprise, in
view of the fact that all the interests allied
against him. In Detroit Pingree got more
votes than he had ever received in his can
u.dacy for mayor. In rs precincts of this
county Pingree received 81 ,!,23 to 1871 for
Sigh; Mckinley, 1865; Bryan, 24,41I.
The republican state ticket ran consider
ably behind PiEgrees vote, and several
thousand behind the Mckinley vote. The
republican members of Congress are elect
ed in each of the twelve districts of the
state. except the third and eighth, and In
the eighth the issue is still doubtful be
tween Congressman Linton and Ferdinand
Brucker. Wayne county elected her entire
republican delegation to the legislature ten
representatives and four senators, although
exMayor VIM. G. Thompson, for senator
narrowly escaped defeat
The legislature will he overwhelmingly
republican, but by what majority is not yet
determined.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
NORTH CAROLINA,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RALEIGH, n. G., November 4-Returas
UP to o'clock are considered as Indicating
that Bryan carries the state by 1O.uuO yet
the republicans do not abate their claims
for Mckinley.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
UTAH.
bryan by Over $4,000.

SALT LAKE, Utah, November AT 3 30
am. incomplete returns from the city anu
some parts Of the state seem to leave no
doubt that Bryan has carried the state by
from 1900 to 10000 majority; that King
democrat. has been elected to Congress-
and that the democrats have elected a ma
jorty in the legislature
Evening star., 1896-11-04

ington by 5000 majority, based on est
mates of less tran half of the count The
most populous counties in western Wash
ington are giving Mckinley small Inajo:i-
ties.
The Post-1ntellsencer's returns indicate
that Bry n has carried the state by a ma
Jority of perhaps 3.WU
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WYOMING.
Democratic Gains Reported.

CHEf ENNE. Wyo., November 4.-Thirty-
nine Wyoming precincts give Mex knlcy
1,iD. Bryan 1,I62, democratic gain of
IN. incomplete returns from two precinct $
In Evanston and eight in Laramie give a
democratic gain of 263 votes on .S71 pollea.
This ratio of gain in entire state will give
Bryan 1900 plurality. The congressional
and state tickets run pretty nearly the
same as the elect oral.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
ALABAMA.
No Safe Estimate Possible.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November 4-Full
returns have not yet been received from
any county in the state and no estimate
based on any actual count of votes can be
safely made before noon today, or per
haps this afternoon.
Evening star., 1896-11-04

damus from Judge Morgan served on
the commissioners of Benton county. re-
quiring them to establish voting precinct
for the use of the severalty Indians of the
Devils Lake reservation. The precinct was
esta blished. and if all have voted, they will
control the legislative vote in this district
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.
Few Precincts Heard From Report
Republican Gains.

Special Dispatch To The Evening Star
WHEELING, w. Va, November 4-Only
IL precincts out of 1,li2 have reported at
this hour ci:2o ann They are in Ohio.
Brooke, Hancock. Marshall, Wood, Jefer-
son, Preston and Calhoun counties AMI
show net gain for Mckinley of g::s over,
lS'4 when the republicans plurality was
1900. Martinsburg reports a repu.plica n
gain of l+o. Dayton is reelected by prob
ably 1000.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
HOW MCKINLEY TOOK IT.
Canton TOwnspeOple Went Wild anII
Stayed So All Might

CANTON, Ohio, November 4-Major Nc
Kinley spent the afternoon yesterday with
Chairman Hanna and his Iarty, who, with
the local committee, were photographed on
the Mckinley porch with the major as the
central figure. At o'clock Mr.. Hanna and
his associates left for Cleveland, Mr.. Nc
Kinley accompanying him to the train.
Just as the party were leaving the house
an Associated Press bulletin brought the
first actual returns, those of a Boston pre-
cinct, which showed :. a heavy Mckinley
Evening star., 1896-11-04
OREGON,
Mckinley's Plurality :B,cOO,

MckinleH's Plurality 5000.
PORTLAND. Ore, November 4-Nearly
three-fourths of the total vote Of Oregon
has been received: Mckinley 80 1873; Bryan.
q 400: McKinley's plurality. 4,724. Palmer's
vote in the state will be about 100 1t is
estimated that the precincts yet to be heard
from will reduce McKinley's plurality 800
making his plurality in the state 1900.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
BRECkINRIDGE IN DOUBT.
Republicans Claim Kentucky u,
I2.OOO Majority.

Special Dispatch to- The Evening STAR.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, November 4.-The re-
pub.cans will certainly carry the state by
at least 1J.t-n. and the leaders claim 2JooO
The returns are in from all except the
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Great Display of Good Feeling by His
OSNnsiSeOple.

TOwnspeOple.
PATTERSON. n. j., November 4.--Cntil
reports from New Jersey had been received
Mr. Hobart was unwilling to admit that his
election was certain. Then, as the night
grew old, he became more confident ana
gave to the corr. spondent of the Asso-
ciated Press the following signed state
ment:
1T now seems certain that the cause of
sound money has triunphed Rloriously. l
look for an era of prosperity and national
policy based upon the principles which the
people without regard of party have to-
day upheld.
"(Signedl GARRET A. HOBART
1t was after midnight when the enthus-
iastic crowd dispersed. Time and again
during the evening Mr.. Hobart appeared
upon the porch. while thousands crowded
about the house. The air was thick with
the smoke of fireworks, Bands played and
men shouted themselves hoarse.
At midnight Mr.. Hobart received the
following telegram from Mark A. Hanna:
Il cannot express my feelings You
and your dear wife. hope. share the JOY
feel in the result of this great victory.
Your personality has contributed a full
share. and / deem it an honor to have rep
resented such candidates.
..(Signed) NJ. A. HANNA
Evening star., 1896-11-04

S1Xty-four out of = 12S precincts in Kansas
give Mckinley 3.6I9 Bryan 1886, a ma
1crity for Mckinley of :i4:;: Morrill,, repub-
lcan, for governor, SU2 jority over
Leedy, populiSt
Evening star., 1896-11-04
WENT TO BED At MIDNIGHT.
Nr. Bryan Did Not Expect to Know,
the Result Mt Once.

LINCOLN, Neb., November 4.-Mr. Bryan
sat up till midnight to hear the returns.
Mr.. Bry;.n's immediate friends reported at
midnight that he did not consider the cause
as definitely lost. but that. on the contrary,
he considered that there was still ground
for hope of his success. He had expected
that the first returns, being from the large
cities, would be against him. He left
orders that the principal bulletins be sent
to his room. and he read them there, ma nj
Testing especial interest in the reports from
Nebraska.
Mrs. Bryan spent the early part of the
evening with her guests. She did not lose
her customary cheerfulness in the face OF
Evening star., 1896-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Republican Majority $500.

YANKTON. SD, November AT go
m. the republican majority in South Da
kota suffered loss, and a conservative
estimate now places Mckinlcy's majority
at from $3.50 to 900. Congressman Gam
bic has wired the chairman of the republi-
can congressional committee that the re-
publican state electoral and congressional
tickets are elected by safe majorties.
Eighty-four precincts gave Mckinley
ISL: Bryan, 4,416. The Bryan vote is
much larger than anticipated.
The state and congressional tickets have
not less than Jo1 majority. The legislature
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Reducing MckinIey's Majority.

M1NNEAPOLIS, Mimi, November 4.-l56
out of 1.u97 precincts in South Dakota give
Mckinley 1o,tIi2: Bryan. ?,ill. Same pre-
Cincts iE 1894 gave republicans 1861; OPP
Iosition S.4'S. ON the same ratio the state
Will go for Mckinley by only 30. The
country precincts may wipe this out.
Evening star., 1896-11-04
THE REPUBLICAN CLAIM.
Electoral Votes for Nchi inicy Es
timuted at Headquarters.

ST- caI Dispatch To The Evening Star.
CHICAGO. November AT o'clock
this morning there was no information at
republican headquarters on which TO
change he following tabu!ation of result
by states. which was made up On the last
report received:
Evening star., 1896-11-04
Many ropulists Supported Bryan.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. November AT =
am. IN republican state committee claim
ed Kentucky by 5000 TO lOosrb. based upon
revised estimates and returns. The enor-
nous majorities piled up in certain popu-
list and free silver strongholds of western
Kentucky are suspicious. as they are based
upon a vote greater than the combined
democratic and populist vote Corrected
figures reduce est mated democratic ma ajori-
ties in several districts. and increased re-
publican najorities in other districts. The
slump to Bryan was confined to four dis
tricts west Of Louisville. in which nine
tenths of the populists of Kentucky are
centcred. with few exceptions, the other
counties showing handsome republican,
gains. and prove that but for the fusion o.
pCpulIsts and democrats Mckinley would
have had a walk-over in Kentucky