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was probably true Of North Carolina
Indiana and Michigan, as well as Min
nesota, indicated heavy Republican
gains and a strong probability that
they had gone for Mckinley. Illinois
showed Mckinley majority of over
100000 plurality. Nebraska and North
and South Dakota were very close and
still in doubt. Wyoming seemed to
have gone for Mckinley.
The returns from the Pacific coast
states are too meager to justify any
claim respecting them. The states Of
Virginia, South Carolina, Florida, Geor-
gia, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Missouri, Colorado, Nevada, Montana
and Idaho were placed in the Bryan
column. The returns from Kansas and
Texas were scattering and indicated
nothing, although heavy Republican
gains were reported from Dallas and
Galveston. At 1890 later returns
seemed to indicate that West Virginia
Michigan and Kentucky could be add
ed to the Republican column.
Chairman Jones telegraphed to some
prominent Democrat In the East at
midnight to the effect that, notwith-
standing the claims of the Republicans,
he still believed Mr.. Bryan would have
about $50 electoral votes; that he had
information that Indiana and Michigan
had gone for Bryan without doubt.
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ity to their opponents The first fig
ures received showed the certainty OF
Democratic loss, if not defeat, in the
ward. The total figures at o'clock
this me crning with three precincts to
hear from gives Mckinley the ward
by little more than 100 votes.
The Fifth ward maintained it's repu-
tation as Democratic ward by cast
ing only few less votes for BRYAN
than for Mckinley. All other candidates
en- the Democratic ticket lead their Re-
publican opponents in the ward excepI
possibly Douglass. who is running for
the legislature against Barta. Tho
Sixth, which the Republicans are GER
tain OF carrying by good majority.
gives Mckinley a bare bakers dozen
more than his opponent. Here. too.
the Democrats are more fortunate
than their opponents in capturing
votes.
The Fourth ward was behind the esti-
mates of the Democrats by several
hundred votes, and Johns will probably
represent the district in the legislature
The country districts came in slowly.
but three towns having been heard
from at 8 o'clock this morning The
result in White Bear and North st.
Paul is a distinct shock to the Demo-
Gratis, who counted on heavy Demo-
cratic vote in those places. If the rest
of the county is as strong for the Re-
publican ticket as the three towns that
have reported, McKinley's majority
will exceed 5000.
Following is the vote by wards and
precincts for president:
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AND BY UPWARDS OF 70. 900. RrT
THE REPORTS FROM THE
COUNTRY
ONLY BARELY ELECT CLOUGH.
CANDIDATES GENER-
ALLY ELECTED BY .MOJORITIES
OF LESS THAN 100000.
Only Hope for the POps. AccorJiu~
to Last Reports, Is in the
Seventh.

Mckinley carried the state by a ma
jority large enough to make it quite
unmistakeable-at least as large as the
most enthusiastic sound money man
would have dared to claim The farm
ers who were declared by the silver
ties to have quite gone daft over the
silver fallacy repudiated the insnua-
ton in a manner that settles their at
titude finally. Mckinley carried Min
nesota by a majority of upwards Of
10000 and it may be upwards a good
bit
But the governorship is quite another
story. Perhaps D. M. Clough is elected
and if he is he should be satisfied for
nothing but a landslide could have
saved him. The vote ON the head of
the ticket is immensely larger than on
the state ticket, but in 95 per cent of
the counties heard from ,Clough has
run behind McKinley's vote by a con-
siderable percentage ranging as high
as fifty per cent in one instance. Lind
ran ahead Of Bryan at an amazing pace
in Republican districts, but it is hardly
likely that he can overcome the lead
given Clough by Mckinley.
Towne is very likely defeated in the
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JONES DIED GAME.
At Midnight He Claimed the EIec-
tiOn of Mr.. Bryan.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-At midnight
Chairman Jones gave out the following
signed statement:
There is foundation for the claims of
the Republicans. There Is at this time mid
night, no reason to think that any one of the
states claimed by me for Mr.. Bryan has
failed to vote for him. While misleading re-
ports are being sent out in all directions,
private adyices assure us that each one of
these states has gone for Mr.. Bryan. For
two hours the most extravagant claims as to
kentucky and Indiana have been telegraphed
all over the country, while within the past
few minutes our committees assure us that
both are safe for us. Mr.. Bryan is certainly
elected.
AT 1890 p. M, reports received at the
headquarters indicated that of the
doubtful states, Michigan, Minnesota,
Illinois, Indiana Iowa, Kentucky,
Mckinley. A telegram to Chairman
Jones, from the Democratic state chair
man of North Dakota, claimed that
state for Bryan by 5000 plurality.
Chairman Jones refused to concede any
of the middle Western states to Nc
Kinley, with the exception of Illinois,
which he conceded, but by small plur-
allty. Lie was confident that later re-
ports would materially change the COM
pleXion of returns, which had, SO far,
been from strongly Republican dis
tricts. National Committeeman Cam
pau at that hour claimed BRYAN had
carried Michigan by at least Ii, 900 plur-
allty and that returns from the noun
tain districts of Kentucky and Tennes-
see would show that those states had
also been carried by the Nebraskan.
Il have seen no unfaVorable report
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CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-While the vot
from some of the pivotal states is
coming in slowly, enough has been
received to show that sound money has
won a sweeping victory and to prove
that the American people are emphati-
cally opposed to the platform of re-
pudiation and national dishonor
preached by Mr. Bryan and formu
lated by the convention which nomi-
mated him in this city. The returns
at this hour indicate that Mckinley
has carried all of the Eastern states,
the whole middle West, and has made
great inroads in the solid South. In
Illinois Mckinley has a majority ap-
proximating 100000 and Altgeld is
beaten by majority somewhat small
er but still large enough to be un-
comfortable. The popular plurality
for Mckinley is very large, a clear in
dication of the sentiment of the people
OF the country.
In New York Mr. McKinley's plural
ity Will approximate 100000, and in
Pennsylvania it may run to 100000.
Iowa is in line by $4,000 and Wisconsin
by 10000. Ohio piled up majority ap-
proximating 100000, and all the New
England states were swept overwhelm-
ingly for sound money. Kentucky and
West Virginia may have swung into
the Republican line, and Tennessee is
in dispute Nebraska is in doubt, and
the result is close, but the state is
probably for Bryan, and in California
the indications are reversed. Delaware,
Maryland and New Jersey are all for
the Republican nominee, and Indiana,
to all appearances, will give him Q good
big majority. estimated at $4,000.
To make the victory the more i'm
pressiye the indications are that the
next congress will be with the success
full candidate Chairman Babcock, of
the Republican congressional commit
tee. claims that the next house will be
Republican by 100, and that the control
of the senate will pass out of the hands
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AN EARLY ESTIMATE
Mckfnley's Election Plainly Anpor-
ent at Midnight

p CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The returns re-
celved by the Associated Press IN to
midnight indicated the probable cleo
ton or Mckinley and Hobart. although
returns were SO meager from a number
OF doubtful states that this conclusion
could only be reached by an estimate
based upon the gains and losses. The
pest estimate obtainable indicated that
Maine and Vermont have given maiori-
ties somewhat reduced from the Sen
tember election; that New Hampshire
had given about 10000; Massachusetts
about 100000 and Rhode Island and
Connecticut proportionate ma1orities
all for Mckinley. New York was estj,
mated at above 250,000, and PennsyI-
vania seemed likely to reach the same
figure, If not a greater. Maryland had
been carried for the Republican candi-
date for president by a majority ex
ceeding 10000, and Delaware was con-
fidently claimed, but apparently in dis
pute, although the plurality was not
likely to exceed 1000. The returns from
West Virginia were not sufficient to
justify the claim of either party Ohio
had given a very large Republican
plurality and Kentucky was apparently
assured as tothe Mckinley column.
Tennessee seemed to have been carried
for Bryan, Notwithstanding the conf
dent assertions to the contrary of the
Republican managers, and the same
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from any state that we have ever
claimed, except from Kentucky" said
Chairman Jones. Reports from that
state indicate a larger detection than
we had anticipated, but we do not con-
cede that state by any means. We
can lose Kentucky and will then have
enough electoral votes to win"
AT IL p. m., Chairman Jones received
message from State Chairman Mar
tin stating that Indiana was absolute
ly certain for Bryan, private kilograms
from Michigan indicated large Demo-
cratic gain and the Democratic commit
tee based their hopes of Bryan's cleo
ton upon the result in these two states.
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Wabasha.
Special to the Globe.

Special 70 the GIObe.
wABAsHA. Nov. s.-No definite returns
from Wabasha county at large. full vote
was poled in this city today. Lake City
gives Mckinley AL, Bryan 1T, Palmer 4;
Clough 325, Lind 2Ss. The city of Wabasha
gives Mckinley majority of 81. Lind for
governor also carries Wabasha by a small
majority. w. F. Milligan, DEM, is elected
to the state legislature from the lower dis
trict of the county, and w. A. Munger Rep,
from the upper district. Mckinley will carry
the county by good majority. Majority for
Clough small. For congress Tawney, Rep,
will carry the county by a fair majority
Wabasha,-McKinley carries city by 2S
Lind carries it by CO. Milligan iDem.) and
Munger (Rep.) probably eierted to the legis-
lature. Returns coming in slowly. County
officers appear to be divided about even.
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Of the silver men. The Democrats give
out no congressional figures but in a
general way deny the Republican
claims.
In a statement made at midnight.
Chairman Jones reasserted all his
claims for Bryan with the exception
OF Illinois, which he conceded to Nc
Kinley by a small majority. Indiana
and Michigan he asserted would be for
Bryan, but the figures from the latter
state were against him, where. especi-
ally in the upper portion Of the state.
there was a Republican landslide.
The detailed result in the yarious
states based upon the latest estimate
gives the following electoral and popu-
lar vote in the various states, the total
showing 26s votes for Mckinley in the
electoral college, and 176 for BRYAN:
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CHARGES OF FRAUD
Made by the Republican Chairman
of Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 3.-The fol-
lowing was given out by Chairman
Vaughan at midnight:
There Is strong evidence of a repetition
OF frauds in this state, but of a more aggra-
waited nature than ever known before Re-
turns arc being held back and no information
can be obtained from Democratic election
managers. The state is unquestionably very
close, but l should not be surprised if the
Democrats brought up the usual fraudulent
majority. We have elected at least five con-
gressmen on the fusion ticket.
William Vaughan,
Chairman Republican State Committee
Gen. Shelley, chairman Of the state
Democratic committee, declines to give
a statement over his signature. but
dictated the following:
indications now are that the state
will give majority for Bryan and
Sewall Of 10000; it may go to $4,000. I
believe we will send solid Democratic
delegation to congress. Eight Of them
are entirely safe with large maiorities
and we are very hopeful of carrying the
Seventh, which is the only close dis
trict in the state"
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FIRST DISTRICT.
Freeborn County.

Special to the Globe.
ALBERT LEA, Minn., Nov 3.-MeKinley
village. 1T for Mckinley and Bryan g. The
First ward of this city gives Bryan 70 and
Mckinley BOO. The Third ward gives Nc
kinley 2S5; Bryan, AZ. Hayward, a former
jority. Alden village, Manchester and this
city complete give Mckinley 1902 and Bryan
25S Republican gain Of over 300. CIough is
close to Mckinley.
Hartland- Mckinley, 50; Bryan, 80; Clough,
"A; Lind, 81. Congressman and representatives
will have big majority on the Republican
ticket.
Twin valley-McKinley 40, bryan SO,
Clough SO, Lind 35, Gibbs 35, Bowler 80,
Eddy 36 Lommen 81, Heiberg 9, Hawkins 3s,
Hahn 38, Rapp 3S, Marin 80, Lee Is. Gilbert
son 20.
Glenville-McKinley 100. Bryan 70, Clough
1873, Lind So.
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the plurality given Mckinley, express
s1ons of surprise could be heard. But
such a result was naturally to be ex-
pected, on account Of many Democrats
voting the Republican national ticket
ana refusing to vote the state ticket;
still more comment was made on the
vote for Woodruff, for lieutenant gov
ernor, which pointed to his having about
5000 plurality Ingeneral results in the
city were known early
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RedwOOk.

Redwood Falls-City Of Redwood Falls
gives Mckinley 265, Bryan 129, Clough 229,
Redwood-Four precincts so far as heard
from, give Mckinley 316, Bryan $50, Clough
278, Lind 205. The county complete will give
Mckinley. president, plurality of 400;
Clough, for governor, a plurality of 200.
James Larson appears to be elected to the
legislature from this district
Sanborn-Sanborn Village: Mckinley, 99
Bryan, 45; Clough. Sc; Lind, 81.
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Special to the Globe.
DODGE CENTER, Nov 3.-Dodge county,
so far as heard from. gives Mckinley 1,163;
Bryan, 513. Elected to the legislature, this
district, S. E. Littleton.
Kasson-McKinley, 23S Bryan, 80; Palmer
8; Levering, g. Same precincts in 1892 gave
Harrison IT'S; Cleveland, GA; Weaver, 10; BID
WELL 20.
Dodge Center Precinct Mckinley, 2O7 Bry-
an, 119; Clough, 187 Lind, 10S. Hayield pre-
cincts-McKinley, 1853: Bryan, Al.
Five precincts out Of fourteen in Dodge
county give Mckinley 902; Bryan 479.
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WANTS AN INVITATION,
Does Peck, Next Time the RepubIi-
cans Hold an Election

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-George w. Peck,
of Milwaukee, wires as follows:
Mckinley has carried Wisconsin by a COM
Portable majority. Schofeld, for governor.
will no doubt pull through very close to
Mckinley. Both of them ,and every other
Republican have heard fresn, will have ma
jority enough to be conside-sd safe, say 100,-
900 or along there somewhere In other re-
spects we are quite WE'LL thank you. When
you are going to have any more elections
you should send us an invitation.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 8. National
Committeeman E. c. Wall and State Central
Chairman George w. Peck, of the Demo-
cratic party, conceded at midnight that Wis
consin would go Republican between SO, 900
and $4,000.
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WOULD HAVE BEEN GREATER
But for Party Pride in the South
Says Smith.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. S.-Ex-Secre-
tary of the Interior Hoke Smith, when
asked for an expression of his views
on the election Of Mckinley, as indi-
Gated by tonight's returns, said:
1t is an overwhelming declaration by the
people of the United States against the free
coinage of silver at 16 to /; but unanswerable
as their argument is 1t does not represent
the full sound money VOTE Thousands of
Democrats in the South voted for Bryan and
Sewall on account OF the part they had in
selecting delegates to the. Chicago conven-
openly condemning the silver platform.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Blue Earth.

Mankato-Blue Earth county, so far as
heard FROM gives Mckinley 799, Bryan 595.
The county complete will give Mckinley for
president plurality of 1000; Clough for gov
ernor plurality Of 400.
Mankato-Six precincts in Blue Earth coun-
ty, including two in Mankato, give Mckinley
1,194, Bryan 1884,
Special to the Globe.
Mapleton- Mckinley 94, Bryan 24s.
Amboy-Village and township, Mckinley
1S1; Bryan, 9S; Clough, 155; Lind, AL
Garden City-Mckinley, 10S; Bryan. 113;
Clough 1902. Lind 11S
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THE TRAIN CAME.

Sixth and the returns from the Seventh
point to the election of Lommen for
the Pops very nearly made good their
promise in that district HeatwoIe is
probably elected in his district and in
the other districts the Republicans are
getting the full benefit of the land
slide
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Gotham Republicans wi,a

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. a.-Returns from,
this city indicate about 10000 majority for
Mckinley, and that Mckinley has carried the
state by about 100000 The legislature IS Re-
publican by large majority, insuring the
election Of a Republican United States sem
ator Republicans Of this city are wild with
enthusiasm, and delight over the grand re-
suit in the nation. IT. G. Platt
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OVERWHELMING IN OHIO.
Foraker Puts the Mckinley Majority
at 100000.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Senator Foraker
telegraphs as follows: Present returns
indicate that Mckinley has carried
this county by about $4,000, and Ohio
by about 100000. Kentucky, Tennes-
see, West Virginia, Maryland, Indiana
and Nebraska all go for Mckinley by
safe majorities, insuring his safe cleo
ton and the support of a Republican
congress.
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Mower.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
Austin-Mower county, So far rs heard
from, gives Mckinley 1,26o Bryan 63s. Palm.
er s, Levering 16. Clough 1,0O2, Lind 6i4.
The county complete will give Mckinley, for
president. plurality of 1870; C.ough, for.
governor, a plurality of 200. Those who ap--
pear to be elected to the legislature fFoFl.
this district are L.. c. Scribner and C..1Les
West, both Republicans.
Lyle Mckinley, 70; Bryan, 80: Clough, Co
Lind, AZ; Gibbs, So; Bowler, AZ; Berg, <6S;
Heinrich, "a; Koerner, sc; McKinnon, s5;
Childs, 63: Keyes 35.
Austin Mckinley $500, Bryan 1.7oo. For
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-04
Republican Gains i'm vermont

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 3.-Returns from
the state at IL o'clock were very meagre
Contrary to indications during the day. the
few wards and towns reported at the hour
gain and indicated plurality of IS, 900 for
the total vote.
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Lyon.

Special to the Globe
Marsnall-Eleven precincts in Lyon county
give Mckinley 259 plurality; Clough oniy a
lew votes behind. Fourteen precincts to
hear ar from a.. will considerably increase this.
= Iracy-C1ty Of Tracy gives Mckinley 260;
Bryan, $50; Clough, POS: Lind 213
Marshall-McKinley. 3O7; BRYAN 179
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Watonwan County.

Special to the Globe.
cincts, Watonwan county Mckinley, 564: Bry-
an, 22l; Clough, 4s1; Lind, 30O Returns slow.
qtterfeld.McKinley 46, Bryan u, Clough
A, Lind 13, McCleary As. Day 10.
Madela-Madelia township gives MCKINLEY
1O2; Bryan, 81; Clough, 92; Lind "a.
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New Jersey Maioritx

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 3.-The latest re-
turns from the several counties of New Jer-
sey, with proportionate estimate for the un-
reported precincts indicate that Mckinley
will carry the state by from As, ,OOG to &c, 600.
The Republicans elect six Of the eight con-
gressmen.
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Winona.

Observation-Disclosures, So; Bryan 55; Palmer,
5; Levering, 8; Clough, So; Lind 50; Dean,
6; Childs, So; Keyes, 50.
City Of St. Charles Mckinley 243, Bryan
10, Clough 223, Lind 1874.
Town of Winona-McKinley 25, Bryan Il,
Clough q, Lind 48, Tawney 20, Fitzpatrick
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FaPibault.

Wlnnebago City-National ticket complete
complete, McCleary, 1879; Day, 55; Clough, 29O;
Lind, 80.
Elmore-M. Kinley, 2S2; Bryan, As; Clough
249; Lind IL
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Mississippi for silver.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 3.-Mississippi gives
Bryan a majority of $4,000. The vote for
Democratic candidates for congress are elected
by majorities ranging from 1000 to 5000.
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Waseca.

ou @ Sea s Rrra
$50. Six precincts give Clough 604, Lind
GA.
Janesville-Janesville gives Mckinley 275,
Bryan 146, Clough 1884, LInd 1Sz.
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
McKinIey's Majority in New York Is
Very Large.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-McKinley's
plurality over Bryan in New York
city is 1883. The state is claimed for
Mckinley by majortfes ranging from
100000 up.
When results were so far known as
to announce that Black (Republican),
candidate fer governor, had run behind
his electoral ticket about 5000, which
indicates his having about one-half
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Fillmore.


Special 10 the GIObe.
PRESTON, Mimi. Nov. $50 far as heard
from this county gives Mckinley 1927, Bryan
578; no other returns in. McKineys ma
jority in Fillmore county will be 1000;
Clough 1,400. Tawneys majority for con-
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Rice.

Special to the lobe
FARIBAULT, Nov. s.-Rice county. 50 far
as heard from. gives Mckinley, 1,187 Bryan,
5S4 Palmer, 16; Clough, 445; Lind. 327: Heat
-wole. 241; Peck, 139. The returns are com
ing in very slowly, and 1t is Impossible at this
time to estimate with any degree of certainty
Z Lester Prairie = Mckinley 40, Bryan "a
Levering 1; Clough 81, Lind 46, Dean A.
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Raw State INV 1o4 OOO

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 3.-McKinley's ma
Jority in Massachusetts is now placed at 1874
governor have carried every city and town for
the first time in the history of the state.
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Martini.

Special 10 the Globe.
FAIRMONT, Nov. 3.-Martin county, so far
as heard from, gives Mckinley 557, Bryan
458, Palmer 4. Levering 80; Clough 514. Lind
47O. The. county complete will give Bryan
for president a plurality of 100; Lind for
governor plurality of $780,
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ChiDDeWa..

Observation-Disclosures gives Bryan II and
Lind 81 majority. The county will give Lind
200. About even on president and congress-
men.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. AT midnight there
are no returns whatever from the state and
it is impossible to make prediction of any
character concerning the result.
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A Word for AItgeld.:

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The returns up to mid
night have not been sufficient to justify any
definite statement Every county that we
have heard from officially shows net Demo-
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Mobiles.

Special to the Globe
WORTHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Worthington vii
Iage gives Mckinley, 306; Bryan. 146; Clough
267i Lind, 165. Four outside townships give
Mckinley, 240; Bryan, 222. Worthington
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And Even Texas.

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. 3.--Gen. ]. NJ. Huston
has telegraphed Mark Hanna that If the pres
entSratio Of gain is maintained, Mckinley
will carry Texas by $4,000 plurality