Warren sheaf., 1896-11-12
majority .or Mckinley. and democrat. by

give MckA1Hley Aa4, ,SoZ; 6ryan, l3S,756. There
are LIS precincts yet to hear from. which In
1892 gnve Harrison 1872: Cleyelsnd- eoas.
Weaver. 1885,
NORTH HDAKoTA-Eight hundred Of the
I l.245 precincts in the state give Mckinley
a majority OF 1000. Johnson, candidate for
congress on the republican ticket, runs
ahead Of the state ticket by 800. but the
entire state ticket viii be elected.
MIsSOURI-The estimated plurality for
Bryan in the state is 10000: Stephens, for
governor, 10000. Nearly all the cities are
returned complete. The few country pre-
cinct returns received show small gains
for the democrats. Stephens, for governor.
against whom the republicans worked
hardest, suffered some. but In many places
NEW YORK-Corrected returns from oil
counties In New York state give Mckinley
q plurality of 266.s7s. Only one county,
schoharie-was carried by Bryan.
TEXA6-Latest estimates place Bryan's
plurality In Texas over 100000 and Culber-
sons, democratic nominee for governor
$4,000. All the democratic candidates for
congress are elected.
COI1ORADO-The result Of Tuesday
shows Bryan carries the state by over
100000 two silver congressman elected.
Shafreth and Bell both reelected and a
legislature which insures the return to the
senate of Henry M. Teller. The governor
ship is still in doubt, both Adams. demo-
cratic republican, and Bailey. populist and
silver party, claiming election.
UTAH-The democratic, silver republic
an and populist fusion on the Bryan elect
ors polled approximately $4,000 votes and
the Mckinley electors Is, 900. The Palmer
Buckner electors received only few scat
tering votes. The vote for King democrat,
for congress-, Is about 47,0OO; Holbrook
rep.), $1,000, and Forster (pop.), 700.
MONTANA-Full returns are not vet at
-$A
have reported and bear out estimates
previously sent out that Bryan's majority
will be about Il, 900. Hartman for congress,
ran considerably behind Bryan, but his
majority la large. The entire state fusion
ticket Is elected and the democrats will
have majority In both branches Of the
legislature.
NEVADA-The total vote cast In Ne
vada was about $4,000. Of which Mckinley
will receive about LOO and Bryan tho
balance, according to the returns which
have thus far been received. The returns
indicate the election of Newlands, silver
democrat, for congress-, and every other
candidate on the silver democratic ticket
CONNECTICUT-Revi returns (unof-
fciaD from every town in the state show
that McKinley's plurality is 54,142. The
republican majority on joint ballot in the
legislature will be PA. Cooke, republican,
for governor, has majority of 44,34O and
a
democrat. Bryan carries only three Of tho
l6S towns in the state.
ARKANSAS-Returns from the election
indicate that Bryan's majority in this state
will not exceed 35,OC0. Congressman W. L
Terry ran 800 ahead Of Bryan in this city.
AL the democratic candidates for congress
are elected by increased majorities.
VIRGINIA-The latest returns indicate
plurality Of from is, 600 to q, 900 for Bryan.
The democrats elect their congressman In
the First. Second, Third, Fourth. Fifth
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districts. The
Ninth district is conceded to the republic.
ans by about 1,500 majority. The Tenth is
very close, both sides claiming it.
NORTH CAROLINA-Nationa Demo-
cratic Committeeman Josephus Daniels
says Bryan's majority In the state ap-
proximates $4,000 and he is absolutely SAFE
that the contest for governor is not yet
certain. but indications favor the election
Of Russell. It may take an official count
to determine. The populists have elected
congressman in the First, Third, Fourth,
Sixth and Seventh districts, the democrats
In the Fifth and Eighth. Republicans IL
the Second certain and the Ninth prob.
ably, but the latter is in doubt.
RHODE ISLAND-Returns from Rhode
Island show that Mckinley has carried the
state by plurality that will approximate
q, 900.
NEW JERSEY-The latest returns from
New Jersey make but little change in the
result sent out Tuesday night. McKinley's
plurality is N,691. Seven Of the eight re-
publican candidates for congress are
elected
PENNSYLVANIA - Returns indicate
that Mckinley will carry the state by 175,-
coo plurality. Harrison's plurality in 1892
was 63,74.
parts of the state show plurality for
Bryan Of over 10000 Democratic congress
sional, state and county tickets also had
large majorities.
MARYLAND = Mckinley has carried
Maryland by 1000 majority.
GEORGIA-Georgia returns a solid dem
ocratic delegation, but by reduced MAORI
ties. Bryan's majority in Georgia is estt-
mated al $4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS, Mckinley has car
ried Boston by 12,0eO and Massachusetts,
by over 100000. Williams, the democratic
candidate for governor. is defeated by
Wolcott (rep.) by 100000.
MA1NE-There was general falling of
of about Is per cent in the total vote. COM
pared with that of the state election. The
probability is that the republican plurali-
ty will be 10000.
MISSISSIPPI-Mississ gives Bryan a
majority of $4,000. The vote for Watson
will not exceed 10000.
LOU1SIANA-Louisian gives IS, 900 ma
jortty for Bryan and elects six democratic
congressman. In consequence of the Aus
tralian ballot light vote, only two-thirds
of that Of the state election in April, was
rolled.
Observation-Disclosures in Florida point
to a plurality of $1,000 In the popular vote
for Bryan.
SUMMARY.
Pluralities Given by the Various States to
the Candidates.
Following is table giving as far as pos
sible the probable pluralities of the cand1
dates:
: FOR MKINLEY. FOR BRYAN.
New York. N5, ,OO0I Missouri ....... 6O,0o0
Penns'lV'nia 295,e0ClTexaS .......... As 900
Illinois ...... IA S0O(Georgia ........ &OOO