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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
LOUISIANA.

New Orleans. Nov. 3.-Impossible to
compare figures With former elections
oWins 10 new ballot law, which changes
precincts. Returns from one half Of Ibo
precincts in the fast district indicate
majority of 5000 for the silver can
uidate for Congress Bryans majority
about the same.
y dispatch from Senator Blanchard a [
shreveport says North Louisiana will
give Bryan 10000 majority.
New Orleans, Nov ;.-Re,urns rpcciv-
ed indicate that Bryan's majority in
Louisiana Will exceed 3O,OnO.
New Orleans, Nov. 3.-Returns reach
ing here at 10 p. III. indicate that Brous-
sard elected in this district, making n
SOLD Democratic delegation in the Safe.
New Orleans, Nov. 3.-'rhe election of
Rnird. Meyer. and Davey Davis appa-
rcntly certain.
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SWEPT NEW YORK.
Republicans Claim to HIVE Carried II
by 2Si,OGO.

New York, Nov. 3-McKinley and
Hobart made Il clean sweep of the En-
pire State. The Democratic plurality
of 1000 in 1892 was reversed and the
unprecedented plurality of $4,000 has
been rolled UP for the Republicans.
Tammany's enormous majority i'll this
city has been overcome and this strong
hold of the Democracy has given plu-
rality of 21,000 for Mckinley.
In Brooklyn McKinley's majority Is
10000 In the State outside of the two
cities he has a plurality of $4,000 In
every town and every county there have
been Republican gains. Frank S. Black,
the Republican candidate for Governor,
is elected by 100000 Timothy r. Wood
ruff (Rep), for Lieutenant Governor,
and Irving Vann for Judge of the Court
of Appeals, are elected by nearly as
large pluralites The Republicans
have elected rs congressman to the
Democrats 6. They will have about no
out OF the $50 members of the State AS
sembly and the. election of Republican
to succeed Hill in the Senate is assured
About the only salvage from the wreck
that the Democrats have secured is the
election of Sulzer, Cummings, McClel-
Ian, Bradley and Nohstage from this
city.
letin says McKinley's lead steadily
growing in Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and
Maryland.
New York. Nov. 3.-Returns from go
districts i'll New York City indicate q
plurality for Black, Republican, for
Governor. in the city vote of 5000.
Brooklyn, Nov. 3.-Wilson, Fisher,
Bennett and Howe, all Republicans. are
elected to Congress in Kings county,
New York Nov. 3.--One thousand two
hundred districts lin this city give Nc
Kinley, 1896; Bryan, 113,20S; Palmer,
4a2S.
New York, Nov. 3.-One thousand and
fifty election districts in this city give
Mckinley ll4.12 Bryan, 1854; Palmer,
4,275.
Brooklyn, Nov S.-Two hundred and
ninety districts out of go in this city
give Mckinley 1l4,124; Bryan, 1864;
Palmer, l.G20.
New York, Nov. S.-Five hundred and
fifty districts outside of New York and
Brooklyn, give Mckinley 91,S35; Bryan,
52.SS3; Palmer, LIP. The same dis
trcts in 1892 gave Harrison 1878; Cleve-
land. 59,00S.
New York. Nov. BIN 927 districts of
New York city the Republican gain is
4O5ol
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ALL HONOR TO NORFOLK
concluded from first page.)
JAM ES CITY.

Williamsburg, Va. Nov. 3.-The larg-
est vote In twenty years was polIed here
anu In the county precincts to-day The
DAY was unusually quiet, not the slight
est disturbniH of any kind being re-
ported3 Immediately after voting, each
ccolored Republican reported to their
leaders how they had voted, but no at
tempt was made here or at any of the
county precincts as far as heard from
TO work the yellow slip. which was in
circulation Just before election. Total
vote here, 292, of which Bryan received
III. Mckinley 30. Young. for Congress,
III: Wise. Republican, 118; lowering, 3;
Palmer /; Whalcy. for Congress-, 4 /;
Griffin, for Congress, |.
James City county I'm 1892 gave Cleve-
land 3SS; Harrison, 55S; Harrison's plu-
raiity, 1866. Tyler Den). 35i; Dezcndorf
usepo. ODD: Dezendorf's majority. 200.
In 1891 she gave Tyler Dem), $685. Bor-
land Utcp). 2i6: Tyler's plurality, 1876.
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TEXAs nY 100000.
The Lone Star stntc flemaIIs Truc 10
Her Eradi!iot,S

Austin. TEX, Nov. 3.--The election
passed off quietly. Local tickets were
50 mixed that the count proceeds Slowly
and in the city will not be completed
until morning, Complete returns from
the Third Ward give Bryan majority
Of two over Mckinley, Vice President
not being voted FOR. Clevelond's plu-
rality in the same ward four years ago
was ~. Complete returns from the
Fourth Ward give Bryan plurality
same ward four years ago save Cleve-
land 76.
Indications are that Mckinley viii
carry the city and county by a small
plurality. Savers, Democrat. for Con-
gross. Will have large majority in the
city and county.
State Chairman Blake, Democrat. at
this hour G. p. m) estimates !Sryan's
plurality at 100000 and Culberson, fer
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By the n.nxSadc.

''Why don't you want to take E1seiIes
in as partner?" s
F1eckles was once engaged ia MY
wife. Do you suppos> l want a man In
my business who Is smarter thanSI hs sg5ES
-F'liegende Blaetter ~
DO you believe the story about jog u
'stin7" n sss
well, I've told my wife worst storiesS
than that in trying to prove to her thats
the clock was wrong. washington
Times. s. III
Mrs. Dusenberry: There are worse
things than being Disappointed I'M; love- &
What, for instance?" @ :
TO be disappointed in maria ge.ss-t
Texas Sitter - n sssss rs
"a whispered consultations: The clotfl@
Ing m;tchant-Non't he pay more as
four sefenty-fve? 3fSSS9 e
His son-Not cendt. But fadsr.
dots all We expect to get S
Clothing merchant-Yes; but We didnst
expect to sell dem to o. man yot deg
acssfrsrally fit-.Puck. -; y
An easy fiving.-"Wlhere are yDta5
working now, Mary?" 3 e
Amt worlsin' nowheres. / am inc
business for myself. ! got a. couple dog
en- ladies' that pays me quarter q
week TO come around and ask 'em for a.
place. and 1t makes the hired girl they
got mad and she won't e."ACinciYi-
NATL Enquirer. '5l Is 81
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CDAIMING CAEIFORNIA.
BOtk Sides Claim That Tint They
Win thc state.

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 3.-Finc
weather throughout the State brought
out II heavy vote. Voting progressed
quietly. and no disturbances Of any kind
are reported Up to $3.50 O'Clock tonight
only mcasrc and scattering returns
have been received from interior points
In San Francisco. where the count is
proceeding very slowly. returns have
been reported from only thirteen out Of
total OF 3IS precincts. Even these are
Incomplete. but they indicate that Nc
kinley leads. Sherman Mclaughlin.
Of the Republican State Committee. de-
clines to give any estimate of the vote
but he believes Mckinley will carry the
state. on the ether hand Chairman
Afford. of the Democratic State Com
mittee, claims the state for Bryan by
q safe maporty. Both sides maintain
that they will elect Il majority of the
Congressional candidates. and also Sc
cure the next Legislature OH joint bal
lot
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REPUnLICA M SURPRISED.
They 1hinR They HIVE Carried Ten
nCSSpe.

Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. 3.-The Repub-
licans surprised themselves in Fast
Tennessee to-day Brownlow was elect
ed to Congress from the First District,
and Gibson is reelected In the Second
District. Both are Republicans. Re
turns from East Tennessee counties show
increased Republican gains. giving q
majority of 1000 to Mckinley and the
same for Tillman. Republican candi-
date for Governor. The Republicans
put up n strong fight, and it would not
he surprising if Taylor is defeated.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Bryan will
carry this State by about $1,000. Tay-
Tor. Democratic. for Governor. will he
elected by 10000 Democratic gains
made in many counties. ,Carmick silver
Democrat in the Tenth CMemphis) Dis
tricO claims victory over Patterson, gold
Democrat, by 5000. but at this hour al
y. mo they are running close together
Judge Moon, in the Third CChattanoopnl
District, seems at this hour to have II
safe majority
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airssoURI IN DOUBT.
Reports Coming I'm Too Slowly to Jus.
tify Estin,nte.

st. Louis. Nov. Sup to the present
time not precinct in ST. Louis has been
reported at Police Headquarters, and
from the complicated count on the
ballots 1t will be at least IL o'clock be-
fore a calculation can be made with
certainty on the result of the election in
the city. a conservative estimate, how
ever, gives st. Louis TO the Republicans
by al least 10000. Hunt, Democrat, I'M
doub,edly wins over Joyce, Republican,
in the Eleventh Congressional District.
and Bartholdt Is reelected in the Tenth.
In the Eighth Congressional District
Richard =. Bland Is elected by nearly
10000 majority. Jefferson City gives
Mckinley 200 majority, gain of 800 Re-
publican votes.
ST. Louis. Mis-, Nov. 3.-Governor
Stone, of Missouri, member of the
Democratic National Committee, con-
cedes the election of Mckinley.
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II YOu Positively

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would renlace nj, tha o one tetmeay. tnas
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more city. viz: The Second. Third, and
Fourth. have given Baker, Booz. and
Mcintyre handsome maJori,es Ex-
Congressman Sidney Il. Mudd's majorl-
ty In the Seventeenth Ward of this city
Will probably suffice to overcome any
Democrats majorlties In the counties.
captain John Mcdonald, Republican, is
elected In the Sixth District, composed
OF the Western counties. Little has
been heard from the Eastern Shore, but
II Democratic Congressman has prob
aDly been reelected In che First district.
baltimore. Nov. 3.-Eighty-slx pre-
cinGts out or 3O2 in Baltimore city give
Mckinley, l6.45S: Bryan, 1851.
AuNiccS from Garrett county indicate
tnat. the Republicans have plurality
OF 100 Carroll county will give McKin-
Icy 800 plurality.
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ALA BA M A.

MontSomery. Nov. 3.-Thc vote cast
III the state, from the present outlook.
VIII be much less than in August this
year or in November, 1892. The ticket is
so long that, but few boxes have been
received ana those not sufficient to base
estimates on. There is no separation
of names by tickets in AEibnma, but
everything on n straight ticket and
names alphabetically, making count
SLOW ana tedious Bry wiz ahavc the
state by greatly reduced ma iority.
Clark. Sound money candidate for
Congress in the Second district. and
Conner in Third are making strong
run, with even chances OF success.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
GAINS IN MICHIGAN.
Democrats Doing Well. Judging from
Neagre Reports.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 3-Ludington CITY
complete gives Mckinley plurality OF
1lO, gain of 200 over 1892 Isabella
county Is claimed for Bryan by 600 plu-
rality, Democratic gain of 700 Adrian
shows large Republican gains. The Re-
publican state Central Committee claims
the Stale by $4,000 and 100. 900 plurality,
and tina, Republicans will be elected in
all Congressional districts except the
Third and Tenth. The Democratic Com
m!r.ee dispute these claims, and say
Bryan will carry the State by a small
plurality.
Nineteen precincts in Detroit give Nc
Kinley 2,9S9; Bryan. 1915. Pingree
Wep), for Governor is running ahead of
his ticket i'm the city.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 3.-Returns from
this city ana State are coming in slowly.
The delay in Detroit is caused by the
counting of the city ticket first. and Il
Will be near II O'Clock before definite fig
u?cs are given. Bryan is running ahead
of the State ticket in Detroit. Pingree.
Republican. for Governor, is running
away ahead Of Mckinley in this city.
but is running behind in the state. The
indications nre tina Mckinley will carry
Dctlnit and Wayne county by small
plurality. The few returns from the
state show large Democratic gains. The
Eepubl!cans claim ten on; Of the twelve
conS essmen. and say they have fight
ing cnaucc to capture the Third and
Tenth districts, which would give them
o SOLD delegation. They claim tho State
by aG,Ooo 10 100000. The Democrats
claim hat the Republicans have no fig
ire on which to base their claims.
incomplete returns on Congressman
give Co!liSs Republican, lead of l03
over henderson, Democrat, In :hc First
District. They show that the Rcpubli-
cans a!c leading in the Second. sixth,
Seventh, Ninth. ana Thirteenth Districts
avg nat the Democrats are leading in
the First, Third. and Tenth.
DsTO., Mich. NcN 3.-fiudsor. Mich.
first complete returns give Mckinley a
plurality of 129, a gain of So
Detroit. Mich, Nov. 3.-Forty-four
PRECINCTS out of 1.I06 outside Detroit,
give NcKimley 6,G37; Bryan, 5.117: Pal
mer III; lowering. 80.
For Governor--Pingree, 1854; Sigh,
supporting Bryan, comedies McKinley's
election.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
NEW zIAMpsuIRE AS USUAL.
She Increases Her Usual Republican
Majority.

Concord. n. H., Nov. 3.-Returns are
coming in very slowly. but enough
have already heen received 10 indicate
that the Republicans nave secured the
most sweeping victory in this state in
its history, and that their ante election
claim Of n plurality of upwards OF 20
0G0ror Mckinley and nearly a. many
for Rlmgdell for Governor. with incrcas-
cd maiCrit!cs in both branches OF the
Legislature and enlarged pluralities for
Congressman. will be verified In fac,
everything seems to portend a veritable
landslide
Manchester. n. H.. Nov. 3.-Returns
from eleven towns and wards in New
Hampshire give Mckinley 3.6$S: Bryan
S12 This shows n doubling of the Re
publican vote In these towns
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MAR YLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. $--Advices from the
conntieS are coming in slowly, bu. indl-
cate that the Republicans have made
gains in many places thought to be sure
for Bryan. Talbo county goes Republi-
can by about 300. seven districts out of
- III Frederick count show slight Re
publican gains and Indicate that McIin-
ley won in the county by 500 votes.
Baltimore. Nov 3.--At 10 o'clock the
indication. point to the election of five
Republican Congressman in Maryland.
Blu: fragmentary returns from many of
the counties have been received The
three districts made up in part OF Balti-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
MONTANA FOR BRYAN.
The silver State Has Given Him II is
Majority.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 3.-Returns from
the State are very meagre, but indicate
q smaller majority for Bryan than
expected. He will carry the State by
$4,000. Charles d. Hartman is re-elcct-
ed to Congress over O. II. Goddard, Nc
lSinley Republican, by probably 10000.
Robert Smith. Fusion candidate for
Governor, IS elected by 10000. and indi-
cations are that nearly the entire fusion
ticket Is elected by majovities of from
1000 to 10000. The PopuliSts contrbu-
ed fully two-thirds of-the Bryan vote.
and have one of the three electors. The
next Legislature will be Democratic and
PopuliStic. tt'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA,

wheeling. w. Va, Nov. 3-The chair
man of the Republican state Commit
tee, saws that McIiinlcy's plurality will
be 10000. Returns come slowly. So
Tar Indicates Republican gains.
Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. 3.-Chairman
w. NJ. q. Dawson. Republican Stltc
committee, claims the state for McKn-
ley by $1,000 Reports from ali sections
OF the State show large Republican
gains.
Charleston. w. Va. Nov. 3.-Mcagrc
reports from country indicate Increased
Republican majority Republicans
claim State by % 900
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FLORIDA.

JacksonViilc, Fla., Nov. 3-Twcnty-
six precincts out of G%2 in Florida give
Bryan and Sewnll. l.262; Bryan and
Watson, II; Mckinley, $40: Palmer, 1O7
This indicates FOR Bryan and Sewall a
plurality of $1,000 in The State.
In the First Congressional District S.
NJ Sportsman, silver Democrat. IL re-
elected by plurality approximating
S.ooo. In The second District Davis. Sill
Yer Democrat, plurality of 1000 or more
over lopling.
DWal county viii give Bryan 800 ma
jority
Jacksonville, Fla. Nov. 3.-Seventy-
nine precincts including elgh; OF the nine
Jacksonville ward. give Bryan and Sew
all. CSC; Il yam and Watson 237: Me
kinney, 5,2o2; Palmer, @S7. This indicates
n reduction Of llryAn's plurality TO 5000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
DELLA ARE.

Wilmington. Nov 3.-Thcrc were
minor brawls to-day in Sussex county
and in two districts no election wa.
held, the Union Republicans Chddicksl
refusing to permit the anti-Addic&s peo-
pie. or regular Republicans, 10 have vo;
crs' assistants. In one district Of Kent
county there was no election for the
same reason The only fatal afrray re-
ported was from Baltimore Hundred.
Sussex county, wher" ono man was KIM
cd. There are no details.
Mckinley Is supposed To have carried
the state. but the Democrats get the
Legislature and Congressman
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KANSAS FOR MslSrN,.EY.
The Republicans Claim II, hut tie.
turns Arc slow

Topeka. Kan, Nov. 3.--rhere being
eight long tickets on the Australian ball
lot, the count In Kansas is slow. Re
turns from scatt ring precincts in TWEEN
~ counties show Republican gains
Chairman Simpson. OF the Republican
State Committee. says that Mckinley
has Carried the state by 10000: that the
Republican State ticket Is elected, ana
that thu Republicans have elected a.
least five of the eight Congressman ana
a majority of both branches of the
LEGISLATURE, insurlng the election of "A
United States Senator to surceed p ffcr.
1T IS doubtful If the returns Will be com
plete before morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
WISCONSIN LOST.
II Has Probably Gone strongly Re.
nuDIican.

Milwaukee, Nov. 1.-The indications at
10 o'clock; are that Mckinley will carry
wisconsin, byopt least $4,000 majority.
The returns from 800 precints show II net
Republican gain OF 2l60. The city OF
Milwaukee will probably give Mckinley
a small majority. 1t will he n close race
between Often Qiep) for Congress and
Schilling Gusion). with the chances in
favor OF the latter. The fusion county
ticket will probably he elected in part.
The fusion state ticket Is running about
. per cent. ahead of Bryan. but there
seems to be no chance for its success.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
4 Strange Dcntl,.

Dublin, Nov. at is learned that the
Wiic Of Bishop Wynne was taken sud
denly III carly this morning, and the
is.shCp got ont OF bed ana went to fetch
a doctor. a short distance from his
house Ee dropped dead from heart dis
case and Mrs. Wynnc died almost at
the same time that her husband ex-
piYpI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
IDAHO FOR SILVER.
Bryan Ins Certainly Carried the
State

Boise City Idaho. Nov. 3-Returna
come in very slowly and there will he
40 figures obtainable until Tomorrow
morning. The State is conceded by Bry-
an by $4,000 to 10000 maiority. Borah
silver Republican ii is claimed. is ahead
for Congress. No reliable estimate of
the complexion of the Legislature can
be made vet
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rs 1T REALLY NJ KINLEY?
Concluded from First Page)

.ew scattered votes for Palmer and
other Presidential candidates. 1t is es-
timated that the State Will give Bran
about $4,000.
county gives Lester, Democratic. for
Congress, LOGS plurality.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
Personal.

Mr. J. c. Shilling. recent graduate
OF the Norfolk Business College, has Sc
cured position "a bookkeeper with the
Mcintyre Furniture Company.
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NEW JERSEY.

Newark. y. j., Nov. 3-Democratic
state Committee comedies State To Nc
Nlnlcy by 10000 plurality. Large Re
publican Increases are reported in many
counties.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-04
SOUTH CAROLINA

Charleston, < c.. Nov. 3.--In the Pres
iiert.al vote in Charleston, Bryan re-
ceivcd i;S6; Palmer and Buckner 526;
and Mckinley, 900
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. II. L.. Nov S.-Ten towns
IN Rhode Island give Mckinley, 1856;
Bryan, SIC.
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Lamp Sale.

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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-04
Y. nj. q. a. NOTES.

Fifteen memb bars aud friends OF Bible
Glass No took tea together with Evan
gelist Dean as their guest lass evening
at 6:l5 O'CLOCK. After tea Mr.. Dean de-
ecribed how he found time to study the
Bible.
Mr.. Dean will be off duty to-day and
only the monday prayer meeting will
be held. to which oil men are most COR
daily invited.
Sunday morning Mr.. Dean will be at
Trinity Church and Sunday after
noon will address the mems meeting In
the Y. M A hall st o'clock Sun
day night he will occupy the pulpit OF
Grace 81 E. Church, East Roanoke.
Spe cihl attention of ministers, law,
yers and all professional men Is called
to the organization this afternoon at
O'clock of the professional mems gym
nasium class.
The finance com mi.tee are in nfed of
every dollar due the association in order
to pay the months bills now on hand,
and it Is hoped mbers will promptly
pay their dues.