Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-07
delegation of is members has been re.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

turned.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. 4. = Massachusetts,
elects IL republican congressman and |
one democrat, John Fitzgerald, in This
city. One district, the Tenth, is in
doubt.
Fifty-five towns in Massachusetts,
give Bryan 4,05s, Mckinley 16, 4s1,
Palmer 661. McKinley's majority is
12,1T5 Same towns in 1892 gave Cleve-
land 9,7i5, Harrison IL, 800. Harrison's
ma jority 3, 1874. Per cent. of republican
gaiu 2s2 If this per cent should hold
out throughout the state, McKinley's
majority would be 1894.
Same towns give for governor: Prince
673, Williams 4,64s, Wolcott 14,974
Wolcott's plurality 1926. Same towns
in 1895 gave Greenhalge 1850, Will
Jams 8, s63 If this gain holds through
out the state Wolcott's plurality will
be 115,779.
The indications are that Mckinley
has carried Massachusetts, by 100000.
Wolcott for governor runs somewhat
behind Mckinley. Williams, the silver
candidate for governor, also runs be-
hind Bryan. The congressman elected
in eleven congressional districts are:
Democrats / and republicans 0, with
the Tenth district in doubt. The legis-
lature is overwhelmingly republican.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Eminence pre-
cinct gives Mckinley 246, Bryan 1o1, a
big republican gain. Eight out of 12
-. 80, sh ,atr
publican gain of 1913.
Fifty precincts in Kentucky show
gain of 500 for Mckinley over the vote
of 1895 Frankfort gives Mckinley
plurality of 499, republican gain of
545.
267 out of 1663 precincts in Ken
lucky show Mckinley gains of 3,379
over 1895. These are republican fig
ures. The Times (dem.) says Mckinley
has carried Kentucky.
Mumfordville, the home of Gen.
Buckner, has gone republican.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Nov. 4.-There being eight
long tickets on the Australian ballot,
the count in Kansas is slow. Returns
from scattering precincts in 20 counties
show republican gains. Chairman
Simpson, of the republican state COM
mittee, says that Mckinley has carried
the state by 10000; that the state
ticket is elected and that the repub-
licans have elected at least five of the
eight congressman and majority of
the branches of the legislature, insur
| ing the election of United States SEN
ator to succeed Mr.. PETER.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Nov. 4.-Nebraska has
seemingly remained true to her favor
ite son. Mr.. Bryan has on the face of
scattering returns carried the state by
from 5000 to 10000 Chairman Post,
of the repu blican committee, declines
to concede defeat, but the figures dis
prove his claims.
Returns at midnight show Bryan's
majority in this state about 1000, with
election of Holcomb, governor, and
six silver congressman.
MONTANA.
BUTTE, Nov. 4-Returns from the
state are very meagre, but indicate a
smaller majority for Bryan than ex
pected He will carry the state by
10, 600 majority. Charles ID. Hartman
is reelected to congress over o. F.
Goddard, rep, by probably 10000 ma
jority. Robert Smith, fusion candi
date for governor, is elected by 10, 900
and indications are that nearly the
entire fusion ticket is elected. The
next legislature will be democratic
and populist.
GEORGIA..
SAVANNAH, Nov. 4 4-Bryan will carry
Chatham by about 1,5OO. Congressman
Laster, dem, carries Chatham county
by about 1900 and the First distric
by about 5000. Democratic loss about
5000 on congressman.
In Reynolds county the indication
are that the county will go republican
by small majority. Populists voteC
| almost solidly for Mckinley.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l. - Return
are coming in very slowly, but figure
indicate plurality in the state for Nc
Kinley of nearly 800, 900. The 81 con
| gressional districts heard from shoy
r the election of 20 republicans and ont
democrat. With the two congressman
. at-larSe Ghis gives inc repuolicahs Z
), congressman certain, with chance
even for them in most of the remain
o ing districts.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 4-Connect
cut elects all four repub blican congress
, men.
!. Hartford has probably gone repul
lican by 5000. First 80 towns shoV
n large gains over two years ago, whe
n the state was republican by 1900.
. OREGON.
e PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-Democratic an
populist leaders claim the state fc
Bryan by 4,500. Portland city an
county give Mckinley about 5000 pll
8 rality.