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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-11
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05

estimate was a majority Of 1000 Tonight
the state Is being claimed by the rCpuhli-
cans but no estimate is given The demo-
Gratis refuse to give ont any figures but
say that the state has gone in their favor
by a safe majority. They charge that the
reports have been delayed purposcly, and
that the latest returns show beyond all
doubt that the state has gone FOR Bryan.
Tonight the streets are crowded with sill
ycritcs who are yelling the name OF their
candidate.
The following statement was issued by
Chairman Roberts OF the state republican
committee:
Tho republican state committee claims
Kentucky by 1000 majority. II wired Its
county Chairmcu TO-DAY for complete cor
roctcd figures by counties ana received re
turns from an but five counties in the
mountain section. These unofficial returns
were classified by districts with this result
Tho democrats viii get tho Eleventh dis
trict, the republican Gibraltar with 1900
majority In their favor Their mountain
district gave Governor Bradley little over
1000 majority last year and has been
counted on all along for l5OOo this year.
Returns from over half the counties of
the district give considerably over l2Ol re
publican majority upon which basis the
republican committee Is justified In claim
ing the state 10y approximately 1000 major
ilN The official count will be made Thurs
day and Friday
sure Mckinley to the doubtful column early
this morning was caused by simultaneous
reports from n tier OF counties IN the west
end of the state, where the popuist aud
free silver democrats have fun sway. which
gave surprisingly large democratic mujori-
ties, one of a group of counties Graves.
from which no satisfactory report could be
secured last night came forward late this
afternoon with 3uS6 majority for Bryan, a
majority iS6 greater than the total combined
vote of the democrats and populiStS last
year All the important democratic gains
were made in the Fourth congressional
district south ana west of Louisville where
nlhc-tcnthS of the pupulists are conferred.
The fusion of the pupuiisis and democrats
seats In exchange for two places on the
electoral ticket. Among the representatives.
who went down with the popuists were
Congressman Hunter who managed last
years campaign for Governor Bradley,
and Congressman Lewis, tho of the ablcst
cnmraigners In Kentucky politics In Louis
VILE and Lexington and In the Sixth Sew
cnth, Eighth and Eleventh districts the re-
publicans made brilliant gains, but they
populsts of western Kentucky.
SAMUEL j. ROBERTS, Chairman.
Legislature republicans forty
six free silver democrats. including two
populists, twenty-five gold STANDARD demo-
Gratis. Republicans have a majority on
joint ballot.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 4.-Kcntuclly Is very
close. Many counties are remote from rail-
ways aud teegraphs, and returns are slow
At this hour, 3:i5 p. m, we believe We
have an advantage OF 1000. Corrections
and reysions may change this slightly.
SAM J. ROBERTS,
Chairman Republican state Committee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT Mich, Nov. 4.--Incomplete re-
turns from the eighty-three counties of
Michigan indicate McKinley's plurality in
Michigan to be 10000 The same returns
give Pingree for governor an estimated plu-
rality OF $4,000. That pingrec should have
run decidedly ahead OF his ticket generally
throughout the state is regarded as some
thing OF surprise, in view OF the combined
interests allied against him. In Detroit
Pngrec got more votes than he ever re
Ceived in his candidacy for mayor In l2S
precincts Of this county Pingrec received
3? 923 to 1854 for Sigh; Mckinley 80 ,G5S;
Bryan, 2i417.
The republican state ticket is consider
ably behind Pingrees vote and several
thousand behind the Mckinley vote.
The republican members of congress are
elected in each of the twelve districts of the
state. except the Third and Eighth and in
the Eighth the issue is still doubtful be
tween Congressman Linton and Ferdinand
Becker. Wayne county elected her entire
republican delegation to the legislature
ten representatives and four senator's, al
though eX-Mayor William G. Thompson for
senator narrowly escaped defeat The legis-
lature will be overwhelmingly republican
but by what majority is not yet determined
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 4.-Estimates on
thirty-four out of the eighty-one counties in
Minnesota give Mckinley 10 .4O5 over Bryan;
Clough, for governor, is 1000 behind this
As many of the counties to be heard from
are fusion strongholds, Clough may yet lose
TO Lind.
The journal claims Townes defeat for
congress in the Sixth district. Morris carried
st. Louis county. in which is Duluth, by
1000. but lost Stearns by 5000. Chairman
Willcutts claims Morris election.
Republican Chairman Bixby claims
Cloughs election by 11,0OO and the cleo
toral vote for Mckinley by $4,000.
ST PAUL, Nov. 4.-There seems no rea-
son to change last nights figures of 1000
majority for Mckinley and the entire re
publican state ticket will also be elected
Governor ClOugh by a reduced vote. OF the
congressional districts five are placed In the
republican column, while the Sixth aud
Seventh are still doubtful.
Tonight practically complete returns from
ifty-one out Of the eighty-one counties give
Clough, republican for governor 2oiG less
than Lind, fusion candidate ClOugh, how
ever has shown more than the entire party
strength. For president there seems no
40 900 majority. SiXty-two counties, with
practically complete returns, give a majority
of A .Sil for Mckinley, but this Is Likely TO
be reduced somewhat, as the later returns
are received from the country precincts.
The seven congressional districts will be
represented by republicans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
NILSSON ri.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Shortly before noon
Chairman Cook of the state democratic com
mittee gave out the following:
with a probable plurality of IA, 200 in st.
Louis the returns from outside Of st. Louis,
including Kansas City and st. Joseph, while
far from complete, show that Bryans plu-
rality is 10000 This means a plurality on
the state ticket of about 10000. All the
state outside of the cities, has gone demo-
cratic, electng the democratic congressman
from the districts outside of the cities
According to the latest returns there will
be in the lower house eighty-One democrats,
twenty-siX republicans twelve populists ten
doubtful. eleven not heard from.
There were seventeen of the thirty-four
senators voted for. OF these the demo-
Gratis captured eleven, which, added to the
Dix holdover democrats, viii give them sew
cnteen senator's as against sixteen repub-
licans and one populst. The GlObe-Domo-
crat. republican, comedies that the democrts
have elected twelve Of the sixteen congress
men in Missouri. The three congressman
elected by the republicans are from st.
Louis.
The presidential vote in St. Louis Is all
In and stands; Bryan, JO,27G; Mckinley,
G5,Si5; lowering, 200; Palmer. 1877 Bentley,
"a McKinleys plurality 1869.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Nov. 4.-Indca-
tions point to the defeat OF the consttu-
tional amendment to move the capitol from
jefferson City to Sedalia by from $4,000 to
100 900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
NoRTu DAKOTA.

FARGO. Nov. 4-Therc is every
indication that the state will give from 5000
to 5000 republican majority, Johnson is re-
elected to congress The whole republican
ticket is elected, The tickle; is lengthy and
returns from north are slow In coming.
The republican gains are In the south pnEt.
ST PAUL, Nov "A Bismarck, ~ d.,
special to the Dispatch says Mckinley
has carried this state by at least 5000 and
the cntrc republican state ticket is elected
by about the same majority, This is one OF
the surprises OF the election, as the ndica-
tions were that the state ticket would run
1000 behind Mckinley The vote appears
to be about the same In the precincts heard
from as In 1891, when the republicans car
ricd the state by 5000. Johnson, rep ia
reelected to congress ana appears to be
running ahead OF his ticket in some To-
calties.
Chairman Klelnuga Of the democratic state
committee comedies tho state to Mckinley
by 5000 and the election OF the cutrc state
ticket Returns ON the legislative contest
arc slow In arriving, but indications are
that the republicans will have a large ma
jorlty on Joint ballot, which will insure
election OF a republican to succeed Hans
brough In the United States senate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
DAILY BEE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1896

SIG; stark, rs. MacColl will carry the
county by 100.
THOMAS; Thedford - County complete
gives Mckinley. 80; Bryan so; MacCol
80; Holcomb. 70; TeGt SO; Harris 60; Piper
49,; Porter GS; Iedlund, 33 Cornell, 90; Cor
bctt. 3G Jackson, "A; Casey, "a Meserye. 6S;
Churchill, 80; Smyth 60; Russell. 80; Wolfe
60; Whitmore, 81 Rawlins, 20; Cady, 81;
Greene, 80, Legislative candidates, McCar-
thy, Go; Neon 80.
THURsTON; Pender-Thurston county
complete gives: Mckinley. COS; Bryan. ia:
MacColl, 1856, llolcomb, 6i7; Tent, Asa; Har-
ris, 665; Piper, 1870; Porter, GGi; Hedlund, 4S7 !;
Cornell. els; Corbett Az; jackson, 600,
Casey 526; Moserve, cal; Churchill, 1856;
Smyth, 6i2; Russell iSG; Wolfe. sal; whit
more, 40; Rawlins, Gi7; Hammond, El;
Maxwell, GG7.
VALLEY: Ord-County complete gives:
Mckinley sos; Bryan, $50; MacColl, Cal; Hol-
comb 9l1; Tcrt. $50; Harris SOi; Piper, ca;
Porter, SO; Hedund. $685. Cornell Si7; Cor
bett 6Il; Jackson, Si5; Casey, go; Meserve,
S76; Churchill, S6G; Smith, $40; Russell COL (;
Wolfe, SOS; Whitmore, CO. Rawlins, S57 4;
Cady, 705; Greene $50. Legislative candi-
dates c. w. Bcal, pop, Fifteenth senatorial
district, gets $50; j. s. Cronk, pop, repre-
sentative, elected.
WAYNE: Wayne-All precincts give:
Bryan. III majority; 1olcomb, 12i majority;
Maxwell, SO majority; Carter. rep, for rep
rosentative, 6 majority; Randall, rep, for
seonator, GO majority; Wech, county attor-
ney, rep. 400 majority
WEBSTER; Red Coud-Fourtcen out OF
eighteen precincts give: Mckinley, 979;
Bryan, LOO, MacColl 500; Holcomb, LII;
Andrews. 1888: Sutherland, 1919.
YORK: Yorll-County gives Mckinley 1.925
and Bryan | .S07. Unofficial returns give
MacCol 1,Si7 and Holcomb 1897. Tfaner's
vote in this county is 1890 against 1,775
for Stark. 1t is conceded that Stark will
carry the district by 1000. The legislative
ticket was scratched; Zimmerman, fusion,
will be elected, and indications point to the
election of Henderson, one of the republican
nominees. Conway, rep, will carry the
senatorial district by a small plurality Har-
Ian rep. was elected county attorney.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
BLACK HILLS SOLID FOR FUSION.
All the Counties Cast Large Votes
Against Mckinley.

DEADWOOD, Nov. Especial Telegram)
The latest returns show that the six Black
Hills counties will give a majority of 1870
for the Bryan electors. With the exception
of one, not a legislative or county officer has
been elected by the republicans in the Black
Hills Custer county gives Bryan $50 ma
iority; Pennington, $50; Fall River. 60;
Meade, $50; Butte, 60; Lawrence, 600. Later
figures will not materially change the
above totals.
ARMOUR S. D., Nov. 4.-(Special Tele-
m.)-Douglas county, complete, gives:
Mckinley, 545; Bryan, 1896; Ringsrud, 5i5;
Lee, 396; for congress, 545, republican;
1896 democratic. The successful candidates
for the legislature are; William Pfeifer and
William A. Prather, both republicans
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. Especial
Telegram)-South Dakota is still in doubt.
So far 80 900 out Of 10 900 votes are counted
and Mckinley leads Bryan by $500 Ma
tlonal Committeeman Kittrldge wires that
the vote is absolutely safe, also the lesis-
lGture. The railroad vote and miners of
the Black Hills voted for Bryan, which ac-
counts for republican losses. The result
will not be known before tomorrow.
YANKTON 81 u, Nov. 4-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Out Of $4,000 votes South Dakota
gives Mckinley 1000 majority. Republicans
are confident this majority can be main
tained to the end. Fuslonists claim the
state by 500. ab.4LI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
MONTANA.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov 4,-Reports
from the different counties received so far
would indicate that out OF total vote Of
nearly $1,000 Bryans majority will be about
5000. So far as reported not a single
county in the state has succeeded in get
ting through the Mckinley electors, in a
majority of the wards In this city Bryan
electors received 10 per cent Of the vote cast
Reports from some Of the precincts through
out the county show Bryan received even a
larger percentage In the city
HELENA Mont, Nov. i.--Bryan carries
the state by four votes to McKinley's one
The demoeratlc-popullst state ticket Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A special to tho
Evening star from Raleigh, N. c., says that
advicos received by republicans are
that returns from the twcnty-one
counties in the state show gain
of 10000 and that II the ratio
is maintained Mckinley viii carry the state
by 25,00O. Tho democratic managers, how
ever. claim the state by 10000.
RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. AT 4 o'clock
the democratic managers claim the state
had gone for Bryan by 10000. and that tho
vote on governor is close. Bryan has car
ricd Wake county by 1000 large domo-
cratic gain, and other counties also show
democratic gains.
North Cardinals returns are slower in
coming in than ever before The vote ~
the largest ever cast. The democrats have
made gains over the fusion vote in 1892
The contest for governor is In doubt. with
chances favorable to Russell, republican.
Democrats claim large majority for Bryan.
Republicans claim the state for Mckinley,
but give no estimate.
In the congressional districts skinner
populist, has carried the First by 500: in
the Second, White. republican, is elected
by large majority; Third, John e. Fowler.
populist elected; Fourth, w. t. Stroud
populist, elected; Firth in doubt Settle, re-
publican, and Kitchen, democrat running
close together; Sixth Martin, populist,
elected; Seventh, \. c. Suffered, populist.
elected; Eighth. doubtful, chances fayoring
Lnney, pOpulist, Ninth doubtful, Pearson,
republican, and Adams, democrat, running
nearly even.
All fusion state officers are elected by
large majorities. 1t is impossible as yet to
estimate on the legislature but democrats
have already made slight gains. Camden
county goes republican by sixty, gain
OF fifteen; Perquimans gives Mckinley 22S
majority; democratic gain OF col.
The state ticket has been definitely car
ried by the republican populist fUSionsts.
Late presidential returns are as follows:
Johnston county gives 900 democratic ma
iority, los Of jlj Meckcnburg gives 500
democratic majority, loss of 700; Hartford
gives small majority for Bryan; Union
gives Bryan 1000 majority loss OF 200; Nash
gives 1000 for Bryan, a gain OF zoo; For
syth gives Mckinley 600 republican gain
Of 365; Rockingham gives 800 for Bryan.
democratic gain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Nov. 4.-Iowa will give Nc
Kinley and Hobart a plurality of at least
5000, and very probably that conservative
figure will be raised to $4,000 Complete re
turns are in from seyenty-four out of the
ninety-nine counties. They show a net gain
of 1856 to the county. If this gain is con
tlnuous. McKinley's plurality will be 81, 500
The state ticket is elected by overwhelming
majorities The total delegation of con
gresesmen, numbering eleven, is republican.
OF the seventy-four counties heard from, the
silver forces carried but fourteen.
CRESTON Ia, Nov. Especial Tele.
gram)-Every precinct in Union county is
in, giving: Mckinley, 2.19S; Bryan, 2411;
w. II. Robb, fusion, congressional cand-
datc, is defeated by Hepburn republican, by
about 500. The district democrats gained
their county officers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
KAN.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov AT midnight
sufficient returns are in to show that Kan
sas cannot be counted in the Mckinley col
umn. The states hardest fought political
battle has resulted in so close a vote that
only an official count can determine whether
the fusion or republican state ticket is
elected. Leaders in both parties are now
claiming but small majorities, and the ma
jority either way will be within 1000.
Bryan electors have carried the state by Gp-
proXimately 1000 majority The state legis-
lature is hopelessly lost to the republicans
and a populist senator will again likely be
sent from Kansas Besides this, congress
will have four If not six, pOpulist congress
men, Jerry Simpsons majority in the
Seventh, over Congressman Chester |. Long,
republican, will be over 1000. w ID. Vim
cent populist, in the Fifth defeats Con-
Il, r. Ridgeley, populst. in the Third, has
1000 more votes than Congressman S. S.
Kirkpatrick. n. b. Mccormick, populist,
carries the Sixth over a. II. Ellis by loo.
Besides the above, whose final majorites
will hot vary much from the figures given,
the populists may elect NJ, S. Peters in the
Second, and Rev. j. ID. Botkin congressman
at-large, The vote on both these is so close
that an official count may be necessary.
They are claimed by each party on small
majorties. Republicans elect congress-
men In the First and Fourth districts and
probably in the Second ard at large. Con-
gresham Case Frederick, in the First. Is
reelected by 1000 majority, and Charlie
Curtis in the fourth by 400. j. p. Harris
may carry the Second, as r. w. Blue at
large, but the vote is very close.
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. 4,-This city gives
Bryan hfty-three majority over Mckinley,
a gain Of $50 over 1892
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. i.-Returns from the state
indicate that the republicans will have a
large majority In both houses Of the legisa-
ture, which will elect a senator this winter
TO succeed John w. Palmer The entire
republican state ticket is elected by ma
iorities ranging from 100000 20 l25,0OO.
John Il. Tanner for governor, will get
about 10000 votes less than Mckinley. Tho
indications at noon point to the election Of
republican congressman In all districts In
tho state except the sixteenth Eighteenth,
Twentieth and Nineteenth. The last named
district is still doubtful both parties claim
ing It, The Chicago congressional delcga-
tion will be solidly republican. In this
city out Of a total of Sl3,70S votes William
Mckinley received POI ,43i and w j. Bryan
142 pa, giving Mckinley a plurality OF
II 600 NnIns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
OREGON.

PORTLAND. ore Nov. 4.-Practlcally
complete returns from twcnty-slx out of tho
thirty-two counties in oregon give McKn-
ley, % 95i; Bryan, 81 400; McKinloys major
ity in the state 32i1. Estimated returns
from the other six counties which are small,
do not materially alter these figures Tho
city of Portland complete gives Mckinley
5,35i majority.
The Oregon legislature, which was elected
last June, is made up as follows: Senate,
republicans, "a; Opposition, 6. Total 50.
House: Republicans, SO; opposition 81.
Total Go. Joint ballot Republicans, 63; OPP
position, 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
KiIIa lIap7Lnrgc EngIc.

PIERRE. s. d.. Nov, 4.-(special)-G, w,
Lumley, a ra9fher on the river near this
city has kiledda gray eagle which meas
ured seven fest three inches from tip to
tip. At the ttmedhe shot the eagle it was
making an attack on young calf. which
was being defended by its mother, and Lum-
ley reached the scene in time to get in a
shot, which broke the eagles wing before
it injured the calf. After the immense bird
was crippled 1t made an attack upon Lum-
ley as soon as he approached It, and 1t was
only killed after fierce battle with the
dubbed gun for weapon. He says there
are several more OF these birds in the vi
entity of his ranch and he will have to
keep close watch of them in the spring to
keep them from his young calves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
Democrats Get One councilman.

The republicans elect all the members of
the city council except Kment in the Sec
ond ward who is defeated by Flynn. STUNT
defeats Hascall in the First; O'Mally is
elected in the Third Meyer, petition candi-
date. being second in the race. In the
Fourth Bechel has a good, cafe majority over
Peabody, and in the Fifth Lunt defeated
Cosgrove democrat and Askwith, petition.
In the sixth Karr defeated Bedford, the pc
tition candidates cutting very little figure
Mount carried the Seventh, and in the Eighth
Croker had almost 400 votes more than his
nearest competitor In the Ninth Mercer
had a waliover.
On school board the republicans elect their
entire ticket, as follows: Bandhauer, Hess
Rhodes. Sears. Van Glider and Penfold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
KENTUCk Y.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-The situation is
materially changed by the receipt Of late
and complete returns from out in the state,
which indicate that the result is in doubt
with a chance OF victory in favor OF the
democrats. At the republican headquarters
It Is stil claimed that the state has gone
for Mckinley and Chairman Roberts latest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 4.-The election
yesterday was the quietest ever held in the
state In the country parishes the Aus
tralian ballot had the effect of keeping the
negroes away from the polls, resulting in a
light vote, with half dozen polls missing
Bryans majority in the city is 10 900: his
majority in the state may not exceed 10000.
4 full democratic delegation is elected to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
NO DOUBT REMAINS
CONTINUED from First Parc1

publican ticket, but It is conceded that the
courts will correct this irrcgularity II the
issue Is raised
WASHINGTON, Nov 4-Chalrman Faulk-
rer 81 the democratic congressional commit
tee has received a telegram from Handy
democratic candidate for congress from Della
ware, stating that he has been elected and
that the democrats carry one elcrtor I'm Del
aware. This Is on account OF some disar.
ranEement OF the ballot where the repub-
liCan names apncnrpd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-05
M'kINLEY GETS DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Plurality is Only IA Little Over Five
Hundred.

Complete returns from all the voting pre-
cincts in Douglas county show that McIiin-
ley has carried the country by plurality
of 571 The count in South Omaha was not
completed until a late hour yesterday after
noon and it was after supper before the
detailed vote could be secured. The fusion
lists polcd very heavy vote in both South
Omaha and the country precincts, surprs-
ing even their own party managers:
Country prCcincts