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too inadequate to justify a definite con-
clusion. The following votes are
CONCEDED TO BRYAN:
Alabama 12 Arkansas. ........ 8
Colorado. $50. 4 Florida ......... 4
Georgia.. 13 Idaho ....... 8
Louisiana .... 8 Mississippi. ..... 8
Montana .. 3 Nevada. ....... 3
South Carolina. 8 Tennessee. ...... 10
Texas. ..... .15 Utah. .......... 3
Virginia 10 Total. ...... .185
Nothing but the most meagre scatter
ing returns have been received from
California's 8 electoral votes, Kansas
10, Wyoming's and Washington's 4,
80 that neither party can yet claim these
states.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Yankton, s. D.-The gain in the Bryan
vote over the estimates is 20 per cent
thus far, while McKinley's gain is only 3
per cent. If this continues Bryan
will have majority.
BBYAN's HOME STATE.
Lincoln, Neb.-Ohairman Post of the
Republican state committee at 10
O'Clock to-day conceded the state
to the fusion ticket on preslden-
tial electors and governor, but says
the legislative and congressional ticket
are still in doubt. 1t appears that the
Populists will get four of the six con-
gressmen and may have FIVE.
NORTH DAKOTA FOR GOLD.
Bismark, N. D.-The Republicans have
carried the state by 5000 to 5000. Fifty
three precincts out of 1913 give McKin-
ley, 2,608; Bryan, 1917. This shows that
the Republican national, state and con-
gressional tickets are elected and North
Dakota will get senator who favors the
gold standard.
CALIFORNIA GOES HANNAwARD.
San Francisco. California has Joined
the east IN the Mckinley landslide. Its
majority for the Republican standard
bearer will reach 5000, at least. The leg
islature is Republican, thus insuring the
return of Republican to the U. 8. senate.
WASHINGTON FOB SILVER.
Tacoma, Wash.--Sullivan, Republican
candidate for governor, comedies the cleo
tiod of Rogers, his Democratic opponent.
Bryan and the fusion state ticket have
carried the state by 5000 and will con-
troll the legislature.
CLAIMS IN OREGON.
Portland, Ore.-Nearly three.fourths of
the total vote Of Oregon is received. Nc
Kinley gets 82,132, Bryan 81, 400; McKin-
ley's plurality, 4,072.
HxDaER FROM TEXAS.
Austin, Texas-After cateful count,
all election returns show that the Demo-
crsts win the state for the national and
congressional tickets by handsome ma
iorities in all save the 10th and 18th CON.
Rressional districts which are conceded
to tho Republicans.
SILVER ORGAN GIVES UP.
Chicago. Tho noon edition Of the Chi
cago Dispatch, the only silver organ in
Chicago, comedies the election of McKin.
ley and calls on all citizens to declare
loyalty to the will of the people.
The noon edition Of the Journal and
News only confirms former predictions
assuring McKinley's election.
LITTLE EoKLEs TooTs.
Chicago. Eckles said:
"This election means complete reor-
Rsnizstion of the Democratic party.
For q number of years the Democracy
has been haven and refuge for
every element OF discomfort in the coun-
try. II had to bs reorganized and now 10
as good 40 any other time. The Demo.
CRATIC politicians will learn from this
election that II 10 better to have business
interests With them than to have the dis
turbing elements"
40 TO CONGRESS.
Chicago.-A late edition Of the Tribune
claims the following 40 the complexion
of the next congress,
Hsnstors- Repub bhcans, 46; Democrats
SS; Independents, ~.
Representatives ~ Republicans, 227
Democrats, 1l8; Independents, -.
Populists and silver Republicans are
classed as Independents
OLD MISSOURI.
St. Louis Missouri returns are very
incomplete bat u IL known shat 81