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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov. 4.-Advices from
many points in the state show a heavy
vote polled. Gold standard Democrats
generally voted for Mckinley. 1t will
be late before anything definite is
known about the state.
= CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.-The Repub-
licans claim the state bv an increase
plurality, which is now estimated at
from 1900 to $1,000.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov A.
Secretary Ohley of the state Demo
cratic committee says returns so far re-
ceived at Democratic headquarters in
dictate q. majority of from 5000 to 5000
for Bryan. and an entire Democratic
state ticket. Only one or two counties
are reported, however, and these re-
ports are but estimates.
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-There is no
doubt about the election of each of the
Il Democratic nominees for congress in
Georgia. The aggregate Democratic
majority of the state is about 10000 for
congressman and approximately the
same for Bryan and Sewall.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. Chatham
county gives Lester, Democrat. for con-
gress, 2,S36; Doyle, Republican, 1877;
Miller, Populist, 259; Bryan. 2,5O7; Nc
Kinley, 1,7O3; Palmer, 521; Populist, 80;
Prohibition. 49, Bryan's majority in
Chatham, 14S. Atkinson, Democrat, for
governor, had a majority about month
ago of 400.
MACON, Ca, Nov. 4.-Every county
in the Sixth congressional district gives
a majority for Bartlett, congressman,
and Bryan. Bryan's majority in the
district probably $3.50; Bartlett's ma
jority, 5000.
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majority on record. They will get ap-
proximately 100000 votes to 10000 for
the Bryan electors, and George Fred
Williams, the Democratic nominee Tor
governor. The mass of the votes were
cast early The indications are that
Governor Wolcott will carry every city,
town and county in the state.
BOSTON, Nov. 400 of the 304 cities
and towns in Massachusetts give Bryan
1888; Mckinley, 15S,SS9; Palmer, 6,464.
McKinley's plurality, 110,056. Percent
age of Republican gain, 325 4-5. showing
a probable plurality in the state for
Mckinley of 10, III.
BOSTON, Nov. 4.-The Republican
candidates for president and governor
carry every city and town for the first
time in the history of the state. Twelve
Republicans and one Democrat are
elected to congress and the legislature
is overwhelmingly Republican. The in
dications are that Mckinley has carried
the state by over 100000. The Palmer
vote promises to equal the desired 3
per cent of the total.
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 4-The Florida
Tmes-Union estimates that Bryan has
carried Florida by 10000 plurality For
congress Davis, Democrat Second district
4,0CU and Sparkman, Democrat First dis
trict, 5000 plurality.
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 4.-Rair fell at
intervals and light vote was polled in
a majority Of the counties. Reports re-
ceived from each county indicate that
Bryan has carried the state by 1000 plu-
rality. The election of S. NJ. Sparkman,
Silver Democrat, is conceded by 5000 plu-
rality In the Second district Robert w
Davis, Silver Democrat, seems to have
been elected, though his plurality over
Joseph n. Stripping, Republican, will be
small.
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TEXAS.

AUSTIN, Nov. 4.-Later and more
complete returns from all over the
state at a. m. show that Bryan and
Sewall will have a plurality of from
10000 to 10000. The state is claimed
by Culberson (Dem.). for governor, by
10000. 1t will be a week before the
complete returns are in.
DALLAS, Nov. 4.-Chairnan Blake
of the state Democratic committee
still claims $4,000 majority for the state
ticket; 100000 plurality for Bryan and
Sewall and a full congressional delega-
ton.
Chairman Green and his Republican
associates do not concede this. He
claims Mckinley has $4,000 to $4,000
plurality and that Kearby is elected
governor. He also claims the Demo-
Gratis have not more than seven con-
gressmen certain.
AUSTIN, Nov 4-6 a. m.-After a
careful count of all election returns at
a. m, it is undoubtedly a fact that
the Democrats will win the state, ma
tional ticket and congressional delega-
ton by handsome majorities in all save
the Tenth and Twelfth congressional
districts, which are conceded to the
Republicans
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SnITH DAKOTA.

HURON, S. D., Nov. 3.-South Da-
kota today threw it's vote for Major
Mckinley by at least 5000. and later
figures may increase his majority to
10000 But four counties of the state
have gone for the fusion ticket. Both
Republican congressman are elected.
The legislature is overwhelmingly Re
publican, insuring a gold successor to
Senator Kyle.
YANKTON, S. D., Nov. 3.-Returns
are slow. About all that can be learned
tonight will be the result on presi-
Dental electors. The ballots are so
badly scratched that the count cannot
be completed in one of the large pre-
cincts by morning.
YANKTON, S. D., Nov. 3.-The towns
of Yankton, Sioux Falls. Watertown,
Brooklyn, Centerville, Voelin, Huron,
Pierre Irene, give majorities for Nc
Kinley Codington county gives $50
majority for Mckinley. Returns from
county precincts are coming in slow.
but all indicate the state is for Nc
Kinley by 5000.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE Nov 3.-Scattering
precincts out of 3O2 in Baltimore city
give Mckinley 5,OO5; Bryan 3.51S. The
Republican congressional and NUM-
cipal ticket will not be far behind Nc
Kiniey.
BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-Baltimore
city, complete, gives Mckinley 21,51S
plurality over Bryan. The city council
stands II Republicans to Democrats.
Indications now point to the election
of Republican congressman in all six
districts.
BALTIMORE. Nov. AT 10 o'clock
tonight the indications point to the
election of five Republican congress-
men in Maryland. But fragmentary
returns from many of the counties
have been received. The three dis
tricts made up in part of Baltimore
City, viz. the Second, Third and
Fourth, have given Baker, Boose and
Mcintyre handsome majorities. Elk
Congressman Sidney E. Mudd's ma
jority in the Seventeenth ward of this
city will probably suffice to overcome
majorities in the country districts. Lit
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IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Nov. S-Iowa re-
turns 70 $3.50 D. m. are chiefly from
rural precincts. They indicate uniform
Republican gains. The Republican
state committee now claims the state
by 10000 and the Democrats still re-
fuse TO make a statement, declaring
their returns are not sufficiently COM
plete. They admit, however, that the
situation is against them. Indications
are that the Republicans elect all of
the II iowa congressman.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 3.-The vote
in Iowa will be far the largest ever
known, probably reaching 475,OOO It
was cast very early. Reports to the
state commit ices to 6 o'clock indicate
that the Republican party workers are
claiming great gains all over the state,
while the Democrats insist that the
count will give them the state. The
Republican state committee now conf
IDENTIFY predicts the state viii go 100000
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The Call,
Republican, treats the result of the
election thus:
The people of the United States may
congratulate themselves this morning.
Republicans and honest money Demo-
Gratis may be proud of the success
achieved by their union. A glorious
victory has been won for protection,
sound money" and good government.
The defeat of the agitators has been
overwhelming. We shall not have a
Bryanite campaign again in this gen
Grafton. Once more the American peo-
pie have proven themselves to he the
safest jury in the world to which to
submit questions of justice dnd-honor.
The victory for Mckinley and Ho-
bart means so much to the American
people that it is hard 10 express it in
a few words. 1t means protection to
American industries and good wages TO
American workingmen. 1t means
sound money and the maintenance OF
the credit of the nation and its peo-
pie. 1t means the enforcement of law,
the upholding of the powers of the gem
eral government and the preservation
of the supreme court as a temple of in
violate Justice
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PENA, Ill, Nov. 4-Christian county
has gone Democratic by a decreased
majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The advices al
4:30 a. m. indicate that Altgeld is de-
feated, and Tanner has beaten him by
possibly $4,000. The latter's majority
in Cook county is even greater than
was expected. and will run not far from
5000 to $4,000. The remainder of the
state is piling up vote something like
that which Henry Wulff had two years
ago, when he got Illinois, outside of
Cook county, by $4,000. The vote in
the country seems to be about equal to
that Of 1894, although in some cases
heavy gains over that phenomenal fig
IRE are reported.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, Nov. S.-Chairman
Armstrong of the Populist National
Silver party. gave out the following
bulletin at midnight: Bryan has car
ried Colorado by at least 100. 900. Bailey,
Populist candidate for governor, ig
probably elected by 4,0NJ majority.
Shafroth and Bell win be returned to
congress.
DENVER, Nov. 3-Bryan and Sewall
have carried Colorado by a plurality
of 100, 900. The count is coming in
slowly owing to the fact that there are
IL tickets in the field and the cumber-
some manner in which the ballot is
gotten up this year. Democrats, Silver
Republicans, National Silver and Peo-
pies party fused on Bryan and Sewall
electGrs. Mckinley electors got 10000
votes and the Republican party losses
are $1,000, which were cast for Bryan
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Total
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TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY-EIGHT.
The Number of Votes Now Given to
Mckinley in the Elect
oral College,

and Sewall Seventy-six thousand
Populist votes were cast for Bryan.
The gold Democrats are simply an in
cident to the campaign. The middle
of-the-road Populists cast about 5000,
and the balance scattering.
This state gave Weaver $1,000 plural
ity four years ago. The legislature is
a mixture composed of a fusion of all
parties, a unit for silver and all
pledged to the return of Senator Teller
to the United States senate.
On the state ticket, the indications
at 8 pm. point to the election of the
Bailey ticket. This ticket is composed
of Populists, Silver Republicans and
National Democratic party men, and
was caused by the straight Republican
ticket, headed by Allen, drawing the
number of votes it did from Adams,
heading the Democratic and Silver Re-
publican ticket.
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New York Times.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The Times SAYS:
1--WE have had three years of silver panic
and business depression. We have given
three months TO Bryan. Capital has been
frightened enterprises benumbed, indus
try paralyZed.
Now that we have utterly annihilated
Bryan and 16 to /. let everybody pluck
up courage and get to work. A season of
prosperity richer than any in the coun-
try's history lies before us. 1t should be
entered upon with zeal and confidence.
but in the sober, industrious spirit of a
sensible people.
1T is no time for crazy booms or
speculative kite-hying. 1t is a time for
hard work and business skill and judy
ment and for push and enterprise in all
legitimate fields. The American people
are tired of hard times. They want good
times. 1t will go Ill with anybody who
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 4.-One hun
dred and ninety-five towns give Nc
Kinley 55,151; Bryan, 22164; scattering,
1919. Same towns in 1892 gave Harri-
son 1873; Cleveland, S2,452; scatter
ing 1858 Republican plurality now
SS,e11, against 10,110, a gain of 22,090'
This is d little over two-thirds of the
total vote The towns to hear from
gave Harrison 1858; Cleveland, 1886;
scattering, 2,109 If these towns gain
in the same ratio, the total plurality
will be between $4,000 and $4,000, against
14.S27 in 1892
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Impossible
to compare figures with former cleo
lions owing to new Australian ballot
law, which changes precincts. Returna
from one-half of the precincts in First
district indicate majority of 1000 for
silver candidate for congress. Bryan S
majority about same. Dispatch from
Senator Blanchard at Shreveport says
north Louisiana will give Bryan 10000
ma iority.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Indica-
tons point to Bryan carrying state by
10000 to 10000.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 3.-Returns re-
ceived indicate that Bryan's majority in
louisiana will exceed 10000.
Returns at 10 D. m. indicate that
Broussard is elected in this district MAX
ing a solid Democratic delegation in the
state
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TfmeS-HeT1Id.

The Times-Herald says: William Nc
Kinley OF Ohio will be the next presi-
dent of the United States. He has swept
the country. A tidal wave has carried
him into the White House. He will have
at least "a electoral votes and he may
have 29S. The new congress VIII have a.
large Republican majority in the lower
house, and a working majority of both
Republican and sound money men in
the senate The triumph of the cause of
sound money good government and
order is complete.
The Republican national ticket may
have a, greater majority of the electoral
college than any presidential ticket has
received in a quarter of a century. The
Republican popular majority viii I'M
doubtedly exceed any ever cast. exceeding
even that of General Grant over Mr.
Greeley in 1872. Mr. Mckinley has carried
every state in the great region lying east
of the Missouri: and north of the Ohio
and Potomac rivers. There IS not a
break between the rivers and the ocean
Even Delaware joins the victorious move
ment"
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This is Secretary ley
for Mckinley.
nor's statement.

DIES MONIES. Nov. 3-The heavy
vote in Iowa counts very slowly. Scat
tering returns, chiefly from rural pre-
cincts where the Republican expected
to be weakest, indicate that the state
Republican committees claim of $4,000
plurality for Mckinley will be bettered,
and 100000 seems likely to be reached.
Palmer and Buckner will poll a very
light vote, probably not over 5000.
Secretary Rainier of the Republican
committee at o'clock claims the state
by $4,000 The Democratic committee
refuses to make a statement, claiming
the returns are too meagre. The Re-
publican committee claims to have
elected all the II congressman in Iowa,
but no returns have been received as
yet from the Second and Seventh dis
trictS.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Nov. 4.-The
splendid weather and unprecedented in
terest served to bring out very large
vote. In this city, the total vote in
creased over the mayoralty election last
year so per cent. The polls did not
close in the cities until O'Clock. Nc
Kinley's plurality will be 1900 and both
Republican congressman will be elect
ed
PROVIDENCE, r. L, Nov. 4.-Mc-
Kinley's plurality seems likely to eX-
coed 10000. Returns are very late, ow-
ing to the Australian ballot system.
Bull and Capron, Republicans for con-
gress, have overwhelming majorities.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The COM
plete vote on the general ticket in 24O
precincts, together with the partial vote
in q other precincts give the Republicans
26,S2S, Democrats 25,522, Populists 1,4S7,
National Democrats 277. Socialist Labor
4g!, Prohibitonists 157. Grouping the Pop
ulist and Democratic electoral vote the
Bryan electors have a plurality in this
city Of 49, This vote was compiled at
Z a. m.
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BRYAN HAS ONE
HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-THREE.
Thirty-siX Votes Still Remain
in Doubt.

The States For Mckinley, For Bry-
an and in Doubt in DetaiI-Com-
ment by the Press of New York
The Tribune Thinks the Plots OF
Anarchists Are Buried Deeply
The Times Asks People to Pluck
Up COurage-The Sun of the Opin-
ion Tint the Full Dimensions of
the Victory cannot Yet De Appre-
ciated-Early Morning Callers on
McKinIey-Figures as to the Prob
able Complexion of the Next Sem
ate-FuH and Latest News of the
Greut Struggle.
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sOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBUS, S. c., Nov. $50 a. M
Only meagre returns had been received
from the various precincts in this state.
only a little over 100 out of 125 precincts
have been heard from. They give the
Bryan ticket 10, 427, Mckinley 300, Palmer
627 1t is not thought that the total vote
viii exceed $4,000 votes, and the same
ratio will probably be kept up. The Nc
Kinley vote is divided one, there beng
two Republican electoral tickets in the
field All the Democratic congressional
nominees are easily elected.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov. 4, 8 a. m.-The ma
tional Democratic committeeman says
Bryan has carried North Carolina. Ev-
erything else is in doubt. Reports indi-
cate the Democrats may elect two con-
gressmen, but it is doubtful
Returns up to o'clock indicate that
Bryan carried the state by 10000.
RALEIGH. Nov. 4.-Reports received
from q counties since midnight show
a Republican gain of 5000 over 1852,
and indicate a Republican victory
Adams (Den.) for congress in the
Ninth district is thought to be elected
over Pearson, Republican.
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IDAHO.

BOISE CITY, Ida, Nov. 9.-Notwith-
standing recent stormy weather, large
vote was polled in Idaho today. The
estimated total vote will reach $4,000
1t is now certain that Bryan electors
have carried the state by large ma
jority and Steunenburg, Democrat, for
governor, is elected. Indications also
point to the election of a majority of
the legislative ticket favorable to Du-
b0is
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NUMBER s4e.
stands in the way of their enjoying


The Sun says: THE full dimensions
of the victory won yesterday by the
American people cannot be measured
exactly at the present time of writing:
that IL is an tremendous, as sweeping and
as conclusive as the occasion demanded
is manifested. The country has repudiated
the regulators; has warned the pro-
motors or revolution to keep their hands
OH OF our institutions. and have been or
dered 10 main ain untarnished the nation s
honor, by one of the most impressive
demonstrations of honest and patriotic
sentiment ever witnessed in our history
1t IS no mans victohy 1t is no party s
victory Under divine providence it is
American peoples triumphant assertion OF
eternal PRINCIPLES of right and truth.
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TENINESSEIE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4-Tenes-
see will have IL silver congressman in
the next house, Republican, W. P.
Brownlee. in the First district
In middle and west Tennessee the
Democrats make large gains. Bryan's
majority will probably reach 10000.
Taylor, Democrat, for governor, is elect
ed by at least $4,000 majority.
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shore, but the present congressman,
a Democrat, has probably been re-
elected in the First district.
CANTON, O., Nov. 3.-Senator
George L. Wellington of Maryland
wires Mckinley that the state will
give him 80, 900 majority.
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EElR.sIO2T.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT.
Nov. 3.-Beautiful weather today helped
to bring out a large vote. Returns
come in more promptly than in pre-
vious years. The net Republican gains
in the towns heard from as compared
with 1892 is So per cent. McKinley's
plurality in the state will be 10000. The
previous high water mark in plural
tiles for president was 30,555. given to
Grant in 1872. The state will have
solid Republican delegat.on in congress.
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MONTANA.
RTTTTE
vans majority

BUTTE. Nov. 4-Bryan's majority
in the state may reach $1,000. The en-
tire Democratic and Populist ticket is
elected, with the possible exception of
one Justice of the superior court.
BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 4.-Returns con-
tinue slow, but early estimates not
changed. Forty-eight precincts in SD
yer Bow county give 1853 for Bryan,
Mckinley, 1,101. McKinley's vote less
than one-fourth of what it has been es-
fir,aaf
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Nov. A perfect day
brought out the Massachusetts voters
in swdrms and a vast and unprecedent-
ed vote was cast and castAearly. 1t is
estimated that 81 per cent of the reg
istered voters exercised the franchise.
The secret ballot prevents any other
than general estimate of fae situation
being made now, but it is a foregone
conclusion that Mckinley and Wolcott,
Republican candidate for governor,
have swept the state by the largest
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-Tne complex
ion of the Oregon vote has not chan->d
at 1890. The state is safe for McKin-
ley, it is announced at midnight, by
1000 majority. No definite news has
been received at other headquarters
but Mckinley leads. In accordance
with his promise made two months
ago, Ex-Governor Pennoyer, mayor, is
reported as saying tonight he will write
his resignation tomorrow if McKinley's
election is indicated.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Breckinridg
is defeated in the Seventh district by
1000.
The chairman of the Republican COM
mittee says 635 precincts show a net
Republican gain over 1895 Of 6,343.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4-The Re
publicans claim to have elected seven
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. AT the
headquarters of the state Republican
committee Chairman Franklin Murphy
rests his claim at $4,000 for the Re
publican plurality in this state. The en-
tire Republican congressional delegates
are in the landslide.
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THE TERRITORIES.
Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE. o. K, Nov. 4.-Returns
are coming in very slow, but indications
are that Dennis Flynn. Republican,
Will be elected to congress over Gala
han, free silver fusion candidate. Leg
lslature viii be controlled by free sill
yer fusionists.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 4-Congress-
men elected are:
r. j. Allen, A. w. Fox, T. C. Cath
ings, w. V. Sullivan, j. S. Williams, w.
A Love, Patti Henry
These are all Bryan and Sewall Dem
OcratS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N H, Nov. S.-Returns
are coming in very slow, but enough
have been received to show that the
Republicans have a sweeping majority
in this state Everything seems to
portend a veritable landslide.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov. 4-i:3O a. m.-The
majority for Bryan and Sewall in Vir-
ginia is $4,000. Seven Democratic con-
gressmen are certainly elected. Three
districts are in doubt
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 4.-The heav-
lest vote in the history of the state was
polled yesterday. The chairman of the
Republican state committee says that
he is satisfied that McKinley's majority
will be anywhere from 5000 to 5000.