Evening star., 1896-11-06
eraphed the Associated Press at Chicago

graphed the Associated Press at Chicago
last night:
Complete returns cannot be gotten for
several days. but republican electors have
from eight to ten thousand plurality, and
the solid electoral vote of the state will be
given Mckinley
The Missouri LeSislature.'
According to the St. Louis Post-Dis-
patcfs latest returns, the house Of repre-
sentatives of the state legislature will con
sist of 81 democrats, SO republicans and IL
popuifsts. -Four districts are in doubt and
eleven have not reported. Seventeen Of the
81 members of the senate were elected
Iuesday. The democrats captured eleven
OF these, which added to the six hold-overs
gives them exactly one-half of the senate
as against sixteen republicans and one
popuiist On the same authority the plu-
rality for Bryan in the state will be be-
tween $1,000 and 10000, and for Stephens
Tor governor over 10000.
New Hampshire.
Returns by mail from all New HAMPSHIRE
cities and all towns excepting Clarksyille.
Ellsworth and Wentworth's Location give
Mcklnley's plurality as 1866
Massachusetts.
Complete returns from Massachusetts
give Mckinley a plurality of 1853, ,716. The
vote was as follows: Bryan 1O4, $50; NC
kinley. 1886; Palmer, 1866. Wolcott's 8
plurality for governor is 15O, ,166.
Ihe vote upon the question of biennial
posed change.
Alabama.
complete unofficial returns from Alabama
give Bryan and Sewall $4,000 plurality.
The democratic plurality in August last
was 5000, and Cleveland's plurality in 1892
was 1900.
Official returns from all but eleven coun-
ties OF pennsylvania, and estimated plurali-
ties in these districts, show plurality for
Mckinley of 3O1 ,291.
The returns by counties in Iowa were
completed yesterday. The total vote cast
IN the state is in excess of $4,000 votes.
estimating the prohibition and Palmer
votes together at only 5000 OF these votes
16,751 were cast for William Mckinley
and 219,11s for William ]. Bryan, giving
Mckinley plurality of 81 633 This is not
only the largest vote ever cast in the state
larger than any previous vote by 7O,OOO-
but it Is also the largest republican ma jori-
~ ever given in Iowa. Gartield's majority
was 5000.
Michigan.
The total vote of Michigan appears to
have been in round numbers, 49,, 900. of
which for governor Pingree received 275,-
OOO; Sligh, 205.OOO Pingree's actual plurali-
ty has increased to 10000. McKinley's is
about 5000 less, on account, presumably,
or the Bryan and Pingree'' vote, which
shows that considerable element which
favored Bryan also voted for Pingree.
North Dakota.
Returns from legislative districts in
North Dakota indicate that the republicans
will have 80 majority on joint ballot. Sena-
tor Hansbrough is in the lead among the
candidates. and will in all probability sue
ceed himself.
Tennessee.
Complete and partial returns from eighty
four out of ninety-six counties in Tennessee
show Taylor (dem.) elected governor by
5000 Bryan will have about 10000 more
than Taylor.
Returns received at Salt Lake Utah. up
to 10 o'clock last night gave Bryan 81, $3.50;
Mckinley, 1902 The legislature stands
% democrats. 2 republicans, 1 populist and
5 in doubt. Among the successful candi-
dates for the legislature on the democratic
ticket were: Mrs. Eurithe X. Labarth,
elected to the house, and Mrs. Martha
Hn0hea tn ha