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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05

reason to rejoice Mckinley means a
reign of acute protectionisn. While the,
defeat of bimetallism is decisive, 1t IS a
blow to bimetallism in Europe"
La Temps remarks: ''The Republicans
must not thank themselves entirely. Nor
they, but the splitting up OF parties. the
coalition Of various interests and the up
rising of consciences gave the victory to
Mckinley, who only won usurfructary
victory, and he will be exposed TO cruel
awakening If he tries 10 exploit it beyond
measure for the profit of the protection
lists Of his own fads. 1t is an advantage
that ne will have time to digest his sue
cess, draw up a program and form
combine We shall see II he understands
sufficiently the significance Of what oc-
CURED, and IL he is able to rise above
paltry considera ton Of party spirit in
order TO worthily represent the great ma
tional movement which ushered him into
power"
LIE Jour anticipates that the first result
will be "a cessation Of the crisis which
has been let loose upon the business world
since Bryan was nominated adding:
America has escaped a great peril,
thanks to the wisdom Of the electors"
La Liberte believes the Mckinley tariff
will not be re-established and that only
unimportant changes may be made.
L Repulique Franchise says: THE
practical result will be return to pro-
hibition customs regime, from which
England and Germany will be the chief
sufferers" II adds: In regard to the
currency policy, it is believed the re-es-
tablishment of the double standard can
only result from an International agree
ment, which England cannot any longer
refuse to take part in"
lie Journal Dies Debats remarks: 1.-THE
result has delivered America from great
peril. 1t could not be a matter of indif-
ference to the general welfare Of humani-
ty that one of the richest and most active
nations was to be plunged in ruin and
probably menaced by violent disorders
and misery arising from the stoppage Of
work. 1t is true that McKinley's success
may lead to economic restivenesS, for his
name is synonymous with the uncon-
promising protection, which. with the
monetary uncertainty, contributed to ere
ate the crisis in America. But one must
always choose the lesser of two evils, and
we hope that protection will prove more
reparable, now that the greater evil has
been averted.
Gold has carried the day, but unless
the government seeks to satisfy the de-
mands Of the industrial and farming pop
ulation Of the far west, the movement
will end by carrying away all the dykes
erected by the great gold operators
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
Minnesota.

ST. Paul, aiinn., Nov. Tonight prac-
tically complete returns from 81 OF the 81
counties in Minnesota give Ciough, Re
publican, Tor governor, 2.e46 less than
Lind, fusion candidate. Cough, how
ever. has shown more than entire party
strength Present indications are very
close. For president there still seems no
question that Mckinley has from sc. 900
to 4e,eoo majority. Sixty-two counties
with practically complete returns. give
/ a majority OF A., S41 FOR Mckinley bat this
Is likely 70 be reduced somewhat as the
larger returns received iron, the county
precincts. The seven congressional dis
tricts will be represented by Republi-
cans
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Wisconsin,.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. At midnight
the changes made by fuller returns from
nearly all the counties OF the state aud
close estimates on remaining counties
show an increased majority for the Re-
publican presidential ticket in Wiscon-
sin. The Indications now are that the
present plurality for the Republican pres
idential ticket of 80. sS5 will be increased
by the returns vet 70 come in.
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Iowa.

Des Moines. "a. NoY Iowa will give
Mckinley and Hobart plurality OF a.
least e. 900 and very probably that con-
sentative figure viii be raised 10 1900.
Complete returns are in from II out of 80
counties. They show a net gain OF SIS
to the county. If this gain Is continued
MeKinley's plurality viii be g., $50. The
state ticket is elected by overwhelming
majorities The total delegation of the
congressman, numbering eleven, are Re-
publicans Of the ~ counties heard from
the silver forces carried but fourteen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
NOT A WORD SAYS nrKINLEY
Waits Tor Onieiaily Absolute Certainty BE.
fore He VIII speak

Canton, O., Nov. 4.-MaJor Mckinley
mas spent day Of comparative quiet at
his home, seeking TO recuperate from the
strain of the last few days From the
porch he reviewed several uniformed
clubs and delegations from neighboring
towns. but made no speeches. He has
not said word on the election, by speech
telephone or otherwise. and appears de-
termlned 10 reserve his judgment and
ms views until every vestige OF doubt on
tne subject is removed. He sat in his II
brary tonight until 10 o'clock. smoking.
looking over late dispatches from waver-
ing sections and chatting with cara-s
He retired al lo:l5 and the NcKln.e, cat
tage was dark earlier tonight than q, bas
been for weeks -
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eyes grow dim and black encircled radi-
Ruce fades from the skins leathery look
supplants the soft peaehy arpesrsnce-are
ZONES before life has fairly begun. These
pre- but outward signs of the death that
turks within. These ere osly danger sig
halls. Careless o. too busy doctors make a
hundred diagnoses and prescribe for nerv-
BUSINESS, for insomnia. for indigestior-for a
hundred different diseases. They are wrong
mistaken nine times IN ten
When q woman tades-grows old, weak,
nck-the trouble is almost always with the
prgzns tkat make her wouar-the most
lmposfxnt, the NEST delicate. the most SEN
pitiye, the NEST vital orrazs in her whsle
body. They are 50 closely knis with che
tbres Of her life tkst disorder aere means
tisorSer everywhere ard anywhere Such
lisoraefs call fer the expert skill OF the
tpeciaiist. Sseh specialist is Dr. R V
Pierce, who fer ever thirty year. has been
thief consulting physician and surgeon Of
he Inva.ids' Hotel srd Surgical Institute,
Df Buffalo. y. Y. Afflicted women eaould
write TO him and should in any case begin
1T once to take Dr.. Rjerce's Favo-ite Pre-
script;on. the most Successful remedy for
Ill forms Of female weaknesses and dis
Ease. Tens of thousands of women have
been cured by this marvellous medicine
without ever consulting physician.
Nedca, Adviser Is fun Of useful knowledge from
t;siepsse 10 fsfS. u rsy se had N paper covers
for the hare cost cf waiting. Send cae-cent
stamps to Worlds Dt<rensary Medical Assocsa-
ton Srt1alo y. Y. For cents extra i, cents Il
ell, the book VIII be sent in cloth binding.
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MAY BE MORRILL,
nluralitv Mckinley has in Omaha. The
CONTINUED from First Page)

plurality Mckinley has in Omaha Inc
feature of the contest is the enormous
vote polIed, probably ten per cent heavier
than at any previous time. This IS at
tr:buted 10 the element which mas mere
tofore refused to participate in elections
but which the financial issue OF THIS cam
paign brought TO the front. AS result
of the generous NIL ner IN which the
state ticket was scratched, little can pc
definitely determined before night as 10
the result. Hclcomb, i'emocr2li III 7Fopt-
list gubernator;al candidate. Is prooaDiy
elected, as he ran ahead OF Bryan IL
many sections. The probabilities are tnaI
the state ticket will be divided between
the two parties and will be close on all
results The legislature, however. Is
largely Republican. In the COMPRESSION
al districts, while little is definitely known
except in the Second where Mercer is re-
elected, there is little doubt that the Re
! publicans have elected four OF the i've
naming congressman. Maxwell, silver
Democrat in the third, is probably elect
ed. The complete state vote Will prop
ably exceed 23G, 900. The heaviest vote
previously polled in Nebraska was IN
1894, $4,000. II view Of the intense ex-
element in Nebraska it IS considered
fortunate that no disturbances OF i'm
portance occurred election day.
AT TEN 4. N.
Lincoln, Neb, Nov. 4.--Chairman Post
of the Republican state committee at 10
o'clock conceded Nebraska TO the fusion
ticket on presidential electors and COVER
nor. but says that neither Bryan nor
Holconb, the latter being the fusion can
didate for governor, will have anything
like the plurality claimed by Chairman
-. No.. cana N
and Popuiist chairmen. He says the leg
islative and the congressional tickets are
still in doubt. He appears quite certain.
however, that the Populists will get four
Of the six congressman and they may
have five, IL not the entire six.
AT THREE p. NJ.
Omaha, Nov 4.-Bryan has carried
Nebraska and has probably carried the
entire fusion ticket win him together with
three congressman. David Mercer Is
elected in the Second. The results other
wise, however. are slightly changed at
go and the Republicans may secure an
occasional Office. They still hope 10 Sc
cure the legislature OF the state and even
this looks strongly fusion. Tonight fig
tires on congress will be forthcoming.
Governor Holcomb is reelected by
larger plurality than Bryan received in
the state. This is attributed to the large
number of Democrats who scratched the
head of the ticket in favor of NcKin-
ley. But on the other hand many Repuo-
licans scratched the head of their ticket
in favor Of Bryan.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 4-Mr. Bryan is to
all appearances feeling more hopeful as
the day grows older. His friends here
figure that on the basis of assurances re-
oofvra cd laa, It'll e
and their reports from Indiana, Mich,-
gan and Minnesota are such as to make
him feel hopeful that the votes lacking
will be mad, IN
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WASHINGTON.

Washington state-360 precincts out of
LOO in the state give Mckinley 17,70i.
Bryan 23.461. This is about one-half OF
the vote of the state. Returns coming in
slowly.
sSeattle-It is impossible at this hour TO
give any figures on party strength in
Washington's legislature, but II is GER
tain that the fusionists will have good
majorities. The national and state tick
cts are also fusion by large majorities.
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Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. i-Thirty-nine pre-
cincts in Idaho out of 231 give Bryan g.
995, Mckinley $50. Bryan's majority in
the state viii probably reach 1900.
Gum, fusion Democra tic opul;st, Is
elected TO congress over Borah, silver Re
publican. 1t looks as though the entire
Democratic-Populist state ticket were
elected. The legislature is overwhelm-
inely Democratic- PopuliSt
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The aaha Daily eagle ghursaay 1orulu guc,er 5 1sas.

gubernstorial vote OF $500 Many OF the
counties 70 be heard from are Republican
and Taylor. Democrat, for governor. vii
have a majority perhaps not exceeding
1000, and may run down lower. The
legislature is Democrats. and has one
negro member Democrats have seven
congressman cure and may nave elected
Moon. Republicans claim sAe Official
count VIII be required TO decide between
Taylor and Tiliman, candidates for gov
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
IT MEANS THE WHOLE WORLD
Vienna Press Comments Upon the Conse
Quences OF Mckiniey's YictorY

'ioH"' TUNE VoHInfHHts Upon INC COnse-
quences OF MckIniey's Victory
copyrighted by the Associated Press 1896
Vienna, Nov. 4.-The Neue Freie
Presse. commenting today on the result
OF the election in the United States, says:
1T Is doubtful II Mckinley will be able
to continue the protective policy. since
he was elected by both protectionsts and
free traders. McKinley's victory is to
the advantage Of all civilized people His
defeat would have meant the beginning
Df social confusion which would scarce
ly have been confined to America"
The Fremdenblatt says: The defeat
or the silverites was 50 severe that it has
permanently killed the agitation"
The tageblstt Gays: The result is re-
assuring for the whole world"
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WHAT Is SAID IN PARIS

protection Prospect Most Unwelcome, But
Free silver had Been More So
copyrighted by the Associated Press 1890
Paris, Nov 4.-The election In the
United States was watched with great
interest in France and is commented up
on as follows:
lie Paris says: Europe has little
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
BRYAN GETS 4 GOOD OFFER
Only half a Prsssd ent'- Pay HUT Not Near
half HIS Worry.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-The manager OF one
Of the largest department stores in this
city wired Nr. Bryan today Offering him
salary % Sc. 0a8 per araum 10 become
manager OF IS legal department.. No
reply has been received.
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Utah.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov AT II
O'Clock tonight returns from three-fourth
of the precincts in the state give Bryan
-, PIP, Mckinley II, 923. Same precincts
give King. Democrat, for congress. a
plurality of 1920. Legislature, 81 Dem
ocrats, Republicans, Populists and
still in Doubt
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West VIRGINIA:

Charleston, W. Va, Nov. 4.-From the
best information received at Democratic
headquarters tonight it is apparent that
West Virginia has gone Republican and
that all four congressman have been
elected by the Republicans
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GladnesS Comes

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
TOntana.

Helena. Mont, Nov. bryan carries
| the state by four votes to McKinley's
! one. The Democrat ic-Populist state
I ticket is elected. Hartman, silver, for
congress, is elected Fusion candidates
| will control fha IayiSIafura
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Tennessee.

NaSavlIls. Tsna- Soy. +-Fssa ress-ns
from y our C - ecuul.ss s1cS t14t
Bryan has CARED TIE s.ate - aSc1.
- .cco; a-s3 a Democratic gan < t1e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
BISMARCK REVEALS AGAIN
How He stood by Austria and Set Ross Ia
Upon Turkey.

London, Nov. 4-The Standards
Vienna correspondent telegraphs his
paper: 's-rhe Neue Erie Presse. doubt
less inspired by Bismarck. reveals an
other important state secret IL alleges
that early in 1876 Russia asked Prince
Bismarck whether Germany would re-
main neutral II Russia attacked Austria,
as the Russian army was tired Of mac
ton. Bismarck, in reply, recalled the
German ambassador from St. Peters
burg and informed Austria of the propo-
sition. The result was that the war
cloud burst further east. over Turkey"
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 4.-The down
town streets OF st. Louis were thronged
with wildly enthusiastic mob Of over
10000 people tonight. The enthusiasm
was brought about by bulletins display
ed in the windows Of some of the after
noon papers proclaiming the election OF
Bryan. 1t was with difficulty that spe-
cial details Of police could keep a pass
age clear for the streets cars.
Rome. Nov. 4-Rev. G Thomas has been
appointed bishop OF Wilmington, Del. He
is attached TO the cathedral at Baltimore
Winchester, Ky. Nov. This afternoon
the police fired upon a squad of negroes ni
the street In this city. and In the figh; ten
men were wounded, of whom three will die
The police say they we're trying TO arrest a
negro boy who snatchei papers from
newsboy and trampled them under foot.
The negroes resisted ard repulse1 the po-
Ice, but they returned With II. nfou-em enfs
Fifty shots were fired BY both sides. OF
the police, joan and Luther Jones am VIII
Anderson were wounded 81 entity. OF The
negroes the fatally wounded are James
Young, Henry Young and Henry Brunsh-
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North Carolina.

Washington, Nov. IA special to the
Post from Raleigh, n. c., says: Bryan
has undoubtedly carried this state by not
less than 10000. His vote is far in excess
of that Of Watson, for governor, who is
defeated by Russell Republican, The
Democrats and Populists have voted SOL
idly for the fusion electors. Congressman
Settle of the Fifth district is defeated by
Kitchen, Democrat, by 500. The vote in
the Eighth district between Linney, Re
publican, and Doughtin, Democrat, Is
very large and in doubt The other sew
en- districts are certainly against tho
Democrats. The legislature is anthem
ocratic in both houses.
AT NOON.
Canton, Ohio, Nov. A telegram has
been received from Senator Quay OF
Pennsylvania saying that he had lust
been advised by Chairman Holton OF
North Carolina that that state had been
carried by Mckinley by a plurality OF
$4,000.
Raleigh, Nov. 4.-The state ticket II Is
definitely known, has been carried by the
Republicans head Pop-fusionists. Late
presidential returns are as follows: John
ston county gives 900 Democratic ma.
jority, loss OF SIS; Meckelnburg gives 500
Democratic majority, loss of 700; Hert-
ford gives small majority for Bryan;
Union gives Bryan 1000 majority, loss
of 200; Nash gives 2,100 for Bryan, gain
of 100: Forswthe gives Mckinley 600. a
gain Of 365; Rockingham gives 800 for
Bryan, Democraticc gain.
New5urn, Nov. 4.-County and district
returns are very meagre and estimate up
on but the state is thought to be safe
for Bryan by a small majority. Returns
from 81 counties indicate that the fusion,
Republican-Populist state ticket, head
ed by Russell Republican, for governor,
is elected.
AT FIVE P NJ
Raleigh, Nov. AT o'clock the Dem
ocratic managers claim the state had
gone for Bryan by 10000 and that the
vote for governor is close Bryan has
carried Wake county by 1000, a large
Democratic gain and other counties also
show Democratic gains. National Com
mitteeman Daniels has received a dis
patch from Chairman Jones saying Bry-
an has carried the solid south except
Maryland, and every state west OF the
Mississippi and that returns are COM
ing in very favorable 10 Bryan from Min
neSota, Michigan and Indiana
North Cardinals returns are slower in
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North Dakota.
At SIX A NJ

Bismarck. y. D.. Nov. 4.-The Repub-
Ecans have carried the state by 5000 to
5000. Fffty-three precincts out OF I23
give Mckinley 2.60S; Bryan 1.6l7. This
is Republican gain, and shows that the
Republican national state and congress
sional tickets are elected and that North
Dakota will have a senator WHO favors
the gold standard. The roads il the
country are particularly bad on &C
count Of the recent snow storms. Il was
impossible to drive overland in certain
parts OF the Red river valley.
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AT NOON.

Fargo. v. D.. Nov. 4.-There is every
indication tina. the state viii give from
3. 600 TO 5000 Republican majority. John
son is reelected 70 congress The whole
Republican state ticker is elected. The
ticket is lengthy and returns from north
are slow in coming. The Republicans
are in the s7tr-n mart
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-06

He declared in favor Of the unlimited
coinage OF the American product Of
silver. The VOICE can not comment
better on his attitude than quote
what one Of his Republican COL
leagues from the mountain regions
Senator Teller says:
Il didn't listen to Bakers speech
long, because | was disguised with his
position. He may imagine that he i.
a silver man, but he isn't.
1.-THE coinage Of the American pro-
duct would OF course be Of great bene-
tlt to the mine owners OF the west but
that is not the silver question; that is
simply the question of protection. A
man who goes no farther than that 10
his belief is not silver man at all.
The advocates Of free silver believe
that it will result in better prices for
the farmers and other producers ST
agricultural crops and that is why
they support the doctrine. Protec.
tiOn to silver mines is all right as a
factor in the tariff and it is of course
a small part Of the silver question, but
free coinage is bigger and broader and
no supporter OF the American product
alone can properly call himselfa silver
advocate or friend Of the metal as
mOneVin
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-06


The bids for the government bonds
were opened yesterday. There were
1900 bids aggregating S558, 2o9,S
There being only $lOO,OOO,OOO to
sell some of the investors will have
to put their money in some industry
to get returns, or wait until another
call. This beats letting the Roth
childS have them at a profit of slO,-
100000. We see no farmers names
on the list. Nearly all the bids are
by national banks and brokers.