Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-11-05
NUMBER 2

t 'hEN EI"hNbs SiLENI sAIIsFACIIoN.
Washington, Nov. 1 There was M,
air of satisfaction in administration
circles this morning aver the result of
the election. Yet from the president
Down to the lowest Officials there was
All indisposition tn exault over their
old-time political associates. The
members of The presidents official
family preserved a dignitied silence ~
the hope Of thus making easier the
task of healing the breaches in the
party.
1t, Louis, Nov. 4--Shortly before
noon Chairman Cook Of the state DEM
oratic committee gave out the follow
ing; with the probable republican
plurality of 200 in st. Louis, returns
from the outside, including Kansas
city and st. toe, while far from COIN
| p!ete, show Bryans plurality will be
"',Wn. This means II plurality tor the
state ticket of about l0,WW. All the
state outside this city has gone demo-
cratic, electing democratic congress
men from the dist lets outside this city.
| STANDING or TIE HOUSE.
Chicago, Nov. I. The Chicago Tri-
bune AT l:H,a. m. Gains the next con-
eress will stand: Republicans o3l,
Democrats Ill, and II independent
made up of Populists and Free Silver
| Republicans.
| Chicago, Nov. |. The Times Herald
at J n, m. prints table of the next
| House ot Representatives as follows
Republicans, -; Democrats, I2o; Re-
p"bliean najority, liz; Anti-Silver
kepnhlicans, 232; Anli-Siiver Demo-
Gratis, $; Republicans tor silver, 3:
pemo-Populist- for silver. ll9, sound
money majority, ll3
COLORADO
| Denvef, Cot, Nov The result on
the election ot state officers is still Il,
doubt at a. m. Bryan plurality
will reach ll0,oO0 In the state, and
Congressman Shafroth, silver repnbli-
can, and Bell, populist, are reelected
by $4,000 10 60,00O. Returns from half
the precincts in The city indicate that
Bailey will have IA small plurality in
the clty, but adviccs from the state
show that In many places Adam has
run far ahead No definite figures can :.
be given on the legislature, but the ~
election Of senator Teller is assured Ia
any event, all parties except the Me
| kinley republicans, have endorsed
| him aas
HoKE sMIru AroLoafzEs, nrr rsEwnn.
GIFTS MAD.
| Atlauta, Ga, Nov. i--Ex- Secretary
OF the Interior ii ike Smith was asked
| for an expression of his views on the
| election of Mckinley. de s,,id;"It Il
an overwhelming declaration bv tile
peonle of the United States against the
| free coinage of silver AT I6 to /, hut uii-
ansMerahlc a. this argument is, il does
| not present the fun sound money vote.
| Thousands of democrats in the south
voted for Bryan and Sewall on account
oi the part they had in selecting dele~
gates 10 the Chicngo conventions and
On account OF local conditions, while
| openly c"ndcmuing the silver plat
| forn.'
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 3 -McKinlev's
plurality over Bryan ia New York city
Is ~ b,5sD, and the great New
York City has broken its record OF
presidential elecliou-. has given q
republican, plurality tor president for
the first time Ia It's history From
1882 To 1896, with one exceptions, dem
| ocratic political candidates have never
pollet less than - per cent of the to-
tai vote oi the city. Ia 1915 The defec-
| ton of Van Buren, and the free sellers
! cut down the democratic vote Ia less
than 81 per cent. but left a small p,,-
| faity. Tie state assembly, out of 18th
membGrs, has / / republicans, the deni-
ocrats elected -, 81 that or Joint bal
| lot of the Legislature to elect a success
sor to Senator I'm. the majority will
he republican. Mckinney majority
IN the state j. eorlSrrvatiyeIy estimated
To hc 30 600
| NJ \I1lyIIIts~ N bIEIEplrNy - ,TE.