The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-11-07


Todd. silver democrat. Is elected in the
Third district by a small plurality and +.
A Brucker, silver democrat. has defeated
w. 8. Linton, (rep), by about 1000 plu'
rality. The republicans have elected the
following congressman: First district
| John r. Corliss; Second. George spalding
Fourth, N. l.. Hamilton; Fifth. William
Alden Smith: Sixth. s. W. Smith: Seventh.
| Horace G. Snover;, Ninth. Roswell j.
| Bishop; Tenth, r. o. Crump: Eleventh. W.
| g. Mesick: Twelfth. T. c. Sheldon. The re-
publican pluralities for congressman range
from 1000 for Crump TO 1900 for Sheldon.
Kentucky.
Louisville. KY. Nov. 1.-THE Evening
Times has figures from counties missing
in the Courier-Journal table. which gave
Mckinley a plurality of 3,57S. The Even
| ing Post says the state Is In doubt. and the
plurality Is not going to be over $500 either
way.
Louisvilie,"Ky., Nov 6.-Complete returns
from congressional districts give Bryan
majorities as follows: First. II. 800: Second,
Cost; Fourth. 3.037. Bryan's majority In
tho Third will be small. The Fifth complete
gives Mckinley l2,275 plurality. The Sixth
and Seventh will give Bryan good plural-
ties. Republicans claim Mckinley will
carry the Eighth by 2.400. Ninth by 500 and
the Eleventh by 5000. Republicans con-
cede the Tenth to Bryan by $50.
FalU1eT anu buChntT Ouly pOileQ l,Vft
votes In I.2Aisville and Jefferson county.
which gave Mckinley l2,275 plurality.
Their vote out In the state Is not over 2.o00.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 5.-Chairman Rob-
erts, of the republican state committee
says: 1.-The sudden transfer OF Kentucky
from the sure Mckinley to the doubtful
column early Wednesday morning was
caused by simultaneous report from a
tier of counties in the west end of the state
where the populist and free silver demo-
Gratis have full sway, which gave surpris-
ingly large democratic majorities. One of
these counties, Graves. from which no sat-
isfactory report could be secured Tuesday
night, came forward late Wednesday after
noon with 3.0SG majority for Bryan. a ma
tority 1856 greater than the total combined
vote OF the democrats and the populists last
year. All the important democratic gains
were made In the four congressional dis
tricts south and west of Louisville. where
nine-tenths of the populists Of Kentucky
are centercd. The fusion OF populists with
the silver democrats was perfect and the
latter captured the entire four congress
slonal seats In exchange for two places on
the electoral ticket"
Louisville. Ky. Nov. 5-The democrats
have sent out from Lexington 20 men to
investigate the vote In the mountain coun-
ties, which are all republican.
Frankfort, KY. Nov. 5.-Chief Justice w.
s. Pryor (dem.). of the court OF appeals. con-
cedes his defeat by r. IL. Burnam (rep.). by
1000 plurality.
Frankfort. Ky, Nov 5-when the legis-
lature meets In extra session II will stand
20 republicans, 46 free silver democrats in
Guiding two populists and % gold demo-
Gratis.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 5.-Evan Settles
ma ority over Col w. c. p. Breckenridge
for congress in the Seventh district is
about 1.4O0
Chicago, Nov. 5.-Returns from the state
| are coming In very slowly, but bear out
early estimates of majority exceeding
| 100, 600 for Mckinley. with Tanner for gov
ernor running we'll up. In Chicago Tanner
polled 10000 votes less than the head Of the
| ticket, but he ran ahead in many country
| districts and II Is believed will not be far
| behind Mckinley when the returns are
| complete. The entire Cook county (Chi-
cago) republican ticket was elected. The
| tidal wave assures a republican majority
| in both branches of the state legislature.
and. in consequence, republican successor
| to Senator Palmer. late candidate for the
presidency on the gold democratic ticket.
The democrats have elected three and
possibly four congressman. Those elected
are: Hnrichsen In the Sixteenth. Hunter.
| in the Nineteenth. and Jehu Baker In the
Twenty-first congressional districts. In
| the Seventeenth. Caldwell (dem). claims
| his election, and in tho Third. after a close
race. Belknap (rep). defeated barrow
| (dem.).
| Ohio.
Columbus. o.. Nov. 5.-The democratic
| state committee comedies Ohio to the re-
puhlicans by $4,000. but claims six con-
gressional districts as follows: John p.
Premier, in the Third; George A. Marshall.
| in the Fourth: David A. Meekison, in the
Fifth; John ]. Lentz. In the Twelfth: J
| A. Norton. in the Thirteenth, and J. A.
| Mcdowell. In the Seventeenth. The re-
| publicans concede all but the Third and
| ba Twelfth which thew claim n re af
| In doubt.
| Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-The greatest excite
| ment existed In this city over the cleo
| ton situation Wednesday night. An i'm
mense crowd was packed In the streets In
| front of the Enquirer Office, where bulle-
| tins from democratic national hcadquar-
| ters were displayed. The late returns re-
vived hope in the breasts of the dis
| hea rtened democrats and they filled the
air with their shouts. procession about
| a block in length headed by q brass band
| paraded the streets through the rain,
| cheering for Bryan.
| Columbus, o., Nov. 5.-Chairman Kurtz.
| Of the republican state executive commit
tee. issued bulletin Wednesday evening
| showing that Sc out OF So counties OF the
state give republican gains over the re-
| publican plurality Of last year of l2,450
| and democratic gains of 50.632. This is q
| net democratic gain OF 49, over the vote
| Of last year. and shows a republican plu-
i VI
/ the result in the other two counties (Mor-
\ row and Stark at 1900 democratic plu-
| rality the republican electoral ticket plu-
| rality In Ohio is $3.50.
Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.-All returns indi-
/ cate that Bryan has carried Nebraska by
| not less than 1000. Republicans virtually
i admit 1t. The fusion state ticket Is elected.
Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 5.-Oficial returns
I from Nebraska, including Lancaster and
Dougles, the heavy republican strong
holds, received up to eight p. m. give Bry-
/ an 56,6S5: Mckinley. 50.635: Holcomb fu-
sion). for governor. 37.l5s: Maccoll (rep).
2S5G6.
/ Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 5.-The State Jour
| nal (rcp) comedies that Bryan has carried
| Nebraska by probably 5000.
California.
San Francisco. Nov. 5.-California is safe
| for Mckinley. Mclaughlin, of the state
committee. positively states that Cali
4 fornia has gone for the republican candi-
date by from 5000 to 5000. The repub-
lican papers in this city give the majori-
| ty as ranging from 5000 to 10000. The San
| francisco Examiner (democraD comedies
the state to Mckinley by 5000. Up to n
late hour returns had been received from