The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-04
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prediction OF any character concerning
the result Oncials at the various
state political headquarters are main.
talnIng their claims made before cleo
ton and positively refuse 70 discuss
the question beyond that point. II Il
not expected that any authentic re-
turns VIII be in before o'clock. The
count is proceeding unusually slow.
which is accounted for by the apparent
soratching ~ all candidates except
governor Morrill,. Republican, who Ia
evidently running far ahead Of his tick
ct. The state is IN doubt.
TENNESSEE.
New York, November 3.--The Journal
DemOcratic) comedies Tennessee to
Mckinley by 10000
IOWA.
Des Moines, November 3.--The Dem
ocratic state central committee con-
cedes Iowa 10 Mckinley.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans. November 3.-Election
returns are coming In slowly. but indl-
cations are that the Democrats have
made clean sweep, electIng the con-
gressional delegation. and that Bryan
has carried the state by not less than
10000 majority
sGEoRGIA.
Augusta, Ga, November s.-Repoyts
received by the Morning News show
that ten Democratic congressman are
elected. In the first district Lester may
be beaten by Boyle. Republican, Popu-
list. Fleming. Democrat viii defeat
West. successor TO Tom Watson. by
$500 for congress.
MICHIGAN.
Chicago. November S--In Michigan
the returns were encouraging 20 the
Republicans. the estimate being that
Detroit had gone for Mckinley by 1000
and the state by $4,000
Detroit. November 3--Chairman Fer
ry. OF the Republican state committee,
claims Michigan for Mckinley BY 5O,-
900 and ten out OF twelve congressman.
WYOMING.
Cheyenne. wyo. November 3.-Eight-
cen precincts out OF total Of 2s7 give
Mckinley si2: Bryan 7el, a Democratic
gain OF ls3 The same gain through
out the state viii give Bryan 1900 plu-
rality.
10 p. m.-Returns are coming In very
slowly. Indications point to a small
majority for the winning candidates,
both on the electoral and congressional
tickets. The election may not be set
tied before tomorrow night.
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson. November 3.-Mississippi
Gives Bryan a majority OF $1,000. The
vote for Watson will not exceed 10000.
Seven Democratic candidates for con-
gress are elected by maJorities ranging
from 1000 TO 5000
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Sioux Falls, November 3.-McKinley
carries Sioux Falls by so majority The
total vote is about 200. This indicates
MinnehahR county has gone for Bryan
by a small majority. Mckinley had a
Majority in Senator Pettigrew's ward.
UTAH
Salt Lake, November S.-The polls
closed at p, m. A very heavy vote was
oast-twlce as large as any ever polled
in the state, on account OF the woman
vote. II will be late in the morning, II
not tomorrow afternoon. before the
count can be completed. The indlca-
tions are that Bryan has carried the
state by at least 10000 majority. The
legislature, which will elect a United |
States senator, is still claimed by both
parties.
NEVADA.
Carson. New, November SIT will be
impossible to give complete returns
from Nevada for several days, commu-
nication being slow, but indications to-
night are that the Bryan plurality will |
he far from as large as at first estimat- |