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small majority. 1t may require official
count to decide who is elected.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-In response to tele-
grams requesting the best and most relis
BILE conservative estimates of the MAORI
, ty or plurality in the different states
Associated Press correspondents at the
different state capitols send the follow
Ing:
Maine, Mckinley, $4,000: New Hamp-
shire 35 900; Vermont, IS, 900; Massachu-
sets, 10000, Rhode Island 10000; Con-
necticut, 10000; New York 275,000; New
Jersey, AZ, coo; Pennsylvania, $50, 900 plu-
rality; Delaware, 1000 plurality for Nc
Kinley; Wyoming doubtful, Maryland,
29,750 for Mckinley. South Carolina.
As GOO to so, 600 for Bryan; Alamaba, 25,-
Coo for Bryan; Florida, 10000 for Bryan;
Georgia, 80 900 for Bryan; Utah, 15,OOI
majority for Bryan; Virginia, $1,000 foi
Bryan.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-The returns received
by the Associated Press up to midnigbs.
indicate the election of Mckinley AM
Hobart, although returns are so meagr.
from number of doubtful states that
this conclusion can only be reached by
an estimate based upon the gains and
losses. The best estimates obtaina Die
Indicate that Main and Vermont have
given majorities somewhat reduced from
the special elections; tina. New Hamp-
shire gives about 10000. Massachusetts,
about 100, 900 and Rhode Island and Con-
necticut proportionate majorities, all for
Mckinley; New York is estimated about
250,0OO and Pennsylvania is likely to
reach the same figure, if not greater
Maryland has been carried for the Re-
publican candidate for president by a
majority exceeding 10000, and Delaware
is confidently claimed. but apparently
in dispute. although the plurality is not
likely to exceed 1000 The returns from
West Virginia. are not sufficient to JUS
tify the claim of either party.
Ohio has given a very large Republic
can plurality and Kentucky is assured
to the Mckinley column Tennessee
seems to have been carried for Bryan,
outstanding the confident assertions
TO the contrary of the Republican mama
gers, and the same is probably true Of
North Carolina. Indiana and Michigan,
as well Minnesota, indicates heavy
Republican gains and strong probabi-
lily that they have gone for Mckinley.
Illinois will give Mckinley over 100000
plurality. Nebraska, North Dakota and
e. South Dakota are very close and still in
doubt. Wyoming seems to have gone
for Mckinley.
The returns from the Pacific coast
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Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Nashville
and Davidson county carried by Nc
kinley, Tiilman and McReynolds, Ma
tional Democrat for congress, by small
majorities.
New York. Nov. 3.-Journal Bryan)
comedies Tennessee to Mckinley by 20
00o
Nashville-State returns SLOW Out
side of cities Bryan leads largely. Tay-
lor, Democrat. for governor, leads Till
man, Republican. Congress, six dis
tricts indications point to the election of
Gaines, Silver Democrat, for congress,
over McReynolds, National Democrat
Memphis-Partiai returns from eight
congressional districts indicate the cleo
ton of Sims, Pearce. Democrat; Ninth,
probably elected. Vote very close in
both. May take official count to decide.
Nashville, Nov. Notwithstanding
tional returns though only partial, show
large vote by both political parties for
president with the Democrats holding
their own or increasing their majorities
as compared with the vote IN 1892. The
best information obtainable at this hour
is that Bryan has carried the state by a
safe majority without counting the Up
river and back counties, which cannot
be heard from. The Republican COM
mittee admits that Bryan has carried
the state. AS between Taylor, Demo-
crat, and Tillman, Republican, for gcv-
ernor, the vote is close and both parties
claim a victory, with the chances favor
ing Taylor. Figures cannot be given he
cause returns from none of the counties
are complete.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 3.-Moon,
Democrat, is certainly elected to con-
gress in the Third district over Cleft,
Republican, by majority of 1, 900.
Nashville. Nov. 3.-The Republican
state committee furnishes the following
statement: THE vote. If counted as
cast, will give Tennessee to Mckinley
and Hobart as well as to Tillman for
governor, by a large majority, but in
formation from large counties in middle
and west Tennessee indicates frauds by
Democratic election officers on a large
scale and in number of counties where
they have not heretofore been practiced.
We have information that Democratic
sheriffs have been ordered to hold back
the returns, which can have no other
meaning than to make Democratic ma
jorities large enough to overcome the
Republican majorities in the counties
where honest officials held the election.
(Signed) "A. NJ. TILLMAN,
'sSecreta nv"
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Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, Nov. Returns from
.ity and state coming in slowly but in
iicate Republican gains and especially
IN Louisville, which will give Mckinley
a majority of about 10000.
Danville-In Danville Mckinley, 632;
Bryan, 236; net Republican gain Of 26S
over 80.
Middleboro-Four precincts out of
eight official, Mckinley. 611; Bryan, 22S;
Palmer, Is. Bell county will give Nc
kinley 800 majority, Republican gain
100.
Louisville-1S out of 123 precincts in
Louisville give Mckinley 1865; Bryan.
l,457: Palmer. 10; Levering, 81.
Louisville-S4 precincts show net Re
publican gain 75S over 1895.
Covington-Montgom county COM
plete. Bryan 142 plurality. Boyle county
complete. Mckinley plurality $50. net Re
publican gain in two counties over 1892,
500. Ten out of fourteen precincts IN
Nelson county: Bryan $50 plurality.
Frankfort-All but two precincts in
Franklin county give Mckinley 2.o1o,
Mckinley carries town 500 majority. Gle
veland carried town in 80 by IS. Settle,
for congress, carries county 800.
Frankfort-Total vote of county includ
ing city: Bryan, 2.434; Mckinley. 2.156'
Palmer. 81. Cleveland in go. 2.1S6; Har-
rison. 1,2s1. For congress: Settle. 2,45s:
Breckenridge. 2.163.
Louisville. KY. Nov. 3.-Out of 213 pre-
rincts in Louisville give Mckinley 1888;
Bryan, 6,926; Palmer. 313: lowering, AS.
Louisville Chairman Republican state
committee reports 1872 precincts in Ken
lucky showing net Republican gain over
1895 of 1885
Cincinnati. o., Nov. 3-255 precincts
In Kentucky show net Republican gain
Of 1880 over 1895. Sixty precincts in
Louisville out Of 13S, give Mckinley TO-
SIS; Bryan, 6.sa6; Palmer. 313.
Glasgow, KY, Nov. s.-Baron county
including four Glasgow precincts, give
Bryan a majority Of 957, an increase of
$50 over 1892.
Newport-Campbell county, except 8
country and l Newport precinct. gives
Mckinley 1857 out Of total Of 9,24e.
Louisville-The returns from the state
are received up to 10 o'clock and indicate
that Kentucky will give the Mckinley
electors a majority of from 10000 to H.
700. The Republicans are claiming it by
l5.0c0. Eight of the twelve wards Of the
,ity and Jefferson county, with the ex-
.eption OF one precinct, give Mckinley a
majority OF s,25S. AL returns from east
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Illinois,

Chicago. Nov. 3-Five precincts give
Mckinley 1881; Bryan 716; Palmer s;
lowering Z.
Chicago-Ten precincts give Mckinley
2479; Bryan 1,402; Palmer Is; lowering
Chicago-Fifteen precincts give Nc
Kinley $3.50; Bryan 1870; Palmer %:
lowering IA.
Chicago-S.xty precincts give McKin-
ley 1882; Bryan $3.50; Palmer IS; Lev
erirg IS.
Chicago-One hundred precincts give
Mckinley POTTS: Bryan 1909; Palmer
149; Levering 40.
Chicago-One hundred and forty pre-
cincts give Mckinley 1854; Bryan IT,
l04; Palmer 1859; lowering SO.
Chicago-One hundred and sixty pre-
cincts give Mckinley 27.565; Bryan 49,
s31: Palmer 204; lowering 122.
Chicago-Two hundred precincts give
Mckinley $500; Bryan 24.519.
Chicago-Five precincts in Illinois
outside of Cook county give Mckinley
535: Bryan AL; Palmer 10; Tanner 627;
Altgeld 439; Forman 1. Same percincts
In 1892 gave Harrison $40: Cleveland 39S.
ChicagotThree hundred precincts
give Mckinley 5s.a5; Bryan $500; Pal
mer 4O5; lowering 267.
Chicago-Twenty precincts in Illinois
outside of Cook county give Mckinley
s.427; Bryan 2.046; Palmer Al. Same in
1892 gave Harrison $3.50: Cleveland 2.041.
Chicago-Five hundred and forty pre-
cincts give Mckinley 107,937; Bryan I6,
no
Chicago-Five hundred and sixty pre-
cincts give Mckinley n2,1S9; Bryan 49,
E43: Palmer S99: lowering 637
Chicago-Six hundred and twenty pre-
cincts give Mckinley 124, s96; Bryan ST.
s6S; Palmer 1,046; Levering 1888.
ChicagotThirty precincts in Illinois
outside Of Cook county give Mckinley
l. 997: Bryan 1854: Palmer So Same pre-
cincts IN 1892 gave Harrison 4,1s1; Cleve-
land $3.50.
cincts give Mckinley 133, 542; Bryan 81
LAT; Palmer 1,123; Levering 790
Chicago-Fffty precincts outside Of
Cook county give Mckinley 1854: Bryan
{. 684: Palmer 101. Same precincts In 1892.
Harrison SOS; Cleveland 8122-
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GOLD IN GREAT CHUNKS
Canada Fires British Avarice, Against tn
Time of the boundary ettlement

Canada Fires British Avarice, Against the
Time of the boundary ettlement.
Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 31.-William Ogilvie,
a land surveyor, who is in the Yukon
district in connection with the delimita-
ton of the Alaska boundary, has made
a report to the minister of the interior,
stating that a great gold find has been
made on the Banana creek, which
flows into Deer river about forty miles
from Fort Cudahy. Mr.. Ogilvie said
200 claims have been taken up and there
is room for LOO more. If properly pros
pected there is work for 1000 men. One
gold nugget worth s12 was picked up on
the surface and in an hours time three
men took out S75
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Texas.

Houston, Tex, Nov. 3.-McKiniey car
ries Harris county by 500; Kearby, Pop
ulist, for governor, by 1000. Manor, Ira
Wis county, complete: Mckinley, 240;
Bryan, 9.
Dallas-This city has gone for McKin,
ley and Kearby, Populist, for governor.
Dallas-Kauffman county gives Bry-
an $500 majority.
Galveston-The Galveston News con-
cedes the election of Bryan and Sewall
electors, also election of c. A. Cub erson,
silver Democrat, for governor. For con-
sress, r. B. Hawley, Republican, in the
Tenth district, is reasonably sure of cleo
ton: in the Twelfth G.. H. Noonan, Re-
publican, and ]. Slayden, Democrat, are
running close. Republicans claim cleo
ton of H. Gross in the Eleventh and the
Populists claim election of B. Gibbs IN
the Sixth. Democrats do not concede
either Sixth or Eleventh districts.
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state and it is impossible to make a pre-
diction of any character concerning the
result. The officials at the various state
political headquarters still maintain the
claims made before the election and
positively refuse to discuss the question
beyond that point 1t is not expected
that any authentic returns will be in be-
fore o'clock. The count is proceeding
unusually slow, which is accounted for
by the apparent scratching of all can
iidates except Governor Morrill, (Repuo-
lican) who is apparently running Tar
ahead of his ticket. The Kansas cleo
ton law necessitates the marking OF
each and every candidate, even If the
ticket is voted straight. The state Is in
doubt.
At Republican headquarters returns
are being received by precincts. AT
midnight only ten out Of 212S in the state
have reported. These show slight
gain for the Republican ticket over the
combined opposition in the election OF
1894.
Topeka, Nov. 3.-Kansas returns came
intoday as they never did before. The
weather was ideal ard reports from all
points indicate that an enormous voc;
was pol;ed The polls closed at O'CLOCK
and as there are ten, and in some places
twelve tickets, the count under the AUS
tralian ballot system is very slow To-
paka polled its largest vote and Repuo-
lican managers estimate that Mckinley
majority will be 1000. Estimates by Re
publican state chairman indicate that the
state will go safely for Mckinley. He
Will not give out figures.
Topeka-9:30 p. NAT this hour very
meagre returns have been received az
party state headquarters mere, owing TO
2 n ytre, la7cr of he Chair,
men Simpson Briedenthal and J. Mack
Love, of the Republican, Populist and
Democratic headquarters, respectively,
would not make any statements whel;
seen by a representative of the Associate
ed Press
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800 Reward 500.

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ELECTION NEWS.
Committee Claims 271 Votes for
Mckinley Sure.
THE SOLID SOUTH IS BROKEN
Kentucky Give. Mckinley Majority Of
Over 15,OOO-Hou-e safely Kepnbii-
can-kansas in Doubt Re-
turns From the East.

Canton, Ohio, Nov. 4.-Word reaches
the Mckinney cottage at 3:15 that hum
.d-ed loaded coaches are enroute here
from Pittsburg and a like number from
Chicago.
Chicago, Nov AT 12:30 a. m. Vice
chairman Payne of the Republican ma
tional committee summarized the situa-
ton as follows:
Sure for Mckinley: Twenty-three
states, 271 votes.
Claimed for Mckinley: Two states, Is
votes.
. Conceden to Bryan: Fourteen states.
102 votes.
Doubtful: Six states, 81 votes.
Canton, Ohio. Nov. 4.-The dispatches
received here indicate Kansas, Nebraska
and Kentucky are in doubt.
9 Chicago. Nov. 3.-The Associated Press
received the Glowing from Joseph Nj.
Carey:
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. S.-Wyoming in
great doubt; think Mckinley will have
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The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
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Chicago-At o'clock Vice Chairman
Payne of the Republican national COM
mittee made the following announcement
which he also wired to Chairman Hanna;
I'VE have Chicago by about SO. 900. Re
turns from Iowa. Indiana. Kentucky
and Minnesota indicate that those states
are safe for Mckinley"
Chicago-Seven hundred ana twenty
precincts give Mckinley 147,626: Bryan
102. 2S4; Palmer 1,2I5; Levering 931.
Chicago-SiXty precincts in Illinois
outside Of Cook county give Mckinley
Il ,335; Bryan SPAS: Palmer 107. Same
precincts in 1892 gave Harrison 5,402:
Cleveland 1889.
Chicago-Seven hundred and forty
precincts give Mckinley ISL, $50; Bryan
1O1 pa; Palmer ]. 299; Levering 1856.
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'THERE are no jokes like the old jokes
Said the humorist blithe and gay.
"And the jokes that now findfavor
Pleased the folks of another day
Philadelphia North American.
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Miss KEEDIcK-''What an awful talller
Mr.. Gilley is, and how little he says when
he speaks,' Miss Kittish-''The poor fell
low is troubled with an impeachment in his
thoughts. IN. Y. World.
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Left Deatitute /!

Not of worldly goods, but of all earthly
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SER little learnin' may be err danj'us
ting" said Uncle Eben, "but l doan' be-
lieve dat it's nigh ez danj'us ez no learnin
tall Washington Star.
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MAUL-"Too bad, old fellow. the hanging
committee skied your canvas" D'Auper-
"My boy, with the hanging committee the
art is to conceal the art"-London Figaro.
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Don. Tobacco Spit and sno.. Your LIT.

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BEAUTIFUL heiress latter the balD-
Mary, go back to the hall and see II per
haps there are any more lieutenants kneel-
Ing about. '-Fliegende Blaetter.
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Connecticut.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. Fifteen towns
give Mckinley 1852; Bryan, 1,146; Pal
mer, 2O3 Same in 1892 gave Harrison,
2,773; Cleveland, 2,243
New Haven-S:3c p. m.--City returns
at this hour indicate the total vote oe
New Haven will be about 21,000 and the
Republican majority for president $500.
Democratic majority four years ago. g.
600.
New Haven-10:45 p. m.-Returns re,
oeived up to this hour warrant the belief
that Connecticut has gone Republican by
at least 10000. The Republican stat.
ticket is elected by majorities ranging
from 80, 900 to 40, 00O The four Republi-
can congressman are elected by largely
increased majorities and the state legis-
lature will be overwhelmingly Republi-
can.
WASHINGTON CITY.
Washington Nov. 3.-Chairman Faux
rer of the Democratic congressional COM
nittee, Senator German and few other
notable Democrats are locked in Demo-
cratic headquarters here receiving the
news. They refuse admittance to all,
including newspaper men. Senator But
Ter, chairman of the Populist committee.
is also receiving the returns behind closed
doors. The Republicans are bulletinins
the returns at Republican congressional
headquarters, and are keeping open
house. Chairman Babcock claims a Nc.
Kinley landslide
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Charming devils in China is one of
he most spectacular affairs of the
Law in that country.
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narVland.

Baltimore, Md. Nov. 3.-6:45 p. M
No districts counted yet. Republicans
claim the city of Baltimore by 10000; the
Democrats claim it by 5000.
Baltimore-Chairman Rush, of the
Democratic city committee. comedies the
city OF Baltimore to Mckinley by 1000
1t gave Cleveland 1886 in 1892.
Baltimore-Joshue Levering. the Pro-
hibition candidate for president, spent
most of the day experimenting the re-
moval OF his household goods from his
country residence TO his home in the city
At Prohibition headquarters it was said
that the party expected to poll about TO-
900 votes in this state most Of which viii
come from the Republican ranks. This
is nearly double the vote cast in 1892.
BaltimoreTwo precincts out of302 in
Baltimore give Mckinley, 175; Bryan, 2O2
Palmer, 4.
Baltimore-Six precincts out of 302 in
Baltimore city give Mckinley 939, Bry-
an 576; Palmer u. Returns indicate Re
publican candidates fo- congress are get
ting the full Mckinley vote.
Baltimore-Baltimore county outside
of Baltimore city gives about 1880 ma
jority for Mckinley, a Republican gain
of 3,400 over 1892.
Baltimore-Chairman Talbot of the
Democratic central committee, tonight
comedies Maryland to the Republicans,
but would give no figures. Chairman
Wellington, of the Republican committee
claims for Mckinley at least 10000 ma
jcrity. The city of Baltimore by over
10000 and five congressman out of six
with the sixth as yet in doubt.
Baltimore-The Democrats of Mary
land under the leadership of Senator Cor
man, have again tasted the bitterness OF
r. defeat so crushing as to be almost dis
heartening. The almost phenomenal ma
jority of 1000 for Lowndes a year ago
has been duplicated, and perhaps eX-
cecded. today, as, with full returns from
two-thirds of the state and half of the
city, the indications at midnight are tina.
Mckinley leads Bryan by 10000, of which
10000 has been contributed by Baltimore
city, heretofore a Gibraltar of Democ-
racy. Republican congressman have
surely been elected, the only doubtful dis
trict at this writing being the First, in
which Joshua w. Miles, DEMOCRACY may
be elected
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IL 10 not believe that / have a true
friend in the world" $50 you have been
trying 10 borrow money, too. have your
Truth
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How Ny THROAT Hurts WHY don't you
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Mr.. HoJACK-"Miss Tenspot must be sur.
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looks well even III an amateur photograph"
Life
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WE think Piso's Cure for Consumption is
he only medicine for Coughs.-JENNIE
PINcKARD, Springfield, Ills, Oct. l, 1884.
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CHOW ODD It is" said Pat, as he trudeed
along on foot one sultry day, shat man
never meets = cart going the same way Is
he hr-Household Worda.
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England" "Why was that!'' Fittings didn't
look SO English as she thought they would"
Chicago Record.
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WHEN bilious or costlve, eat Cascaret.
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81 AM sorry bought one of those door
mats with Welcome on it." "Why sop
Some stupid fellow nistool1 the meaning
of the word and helped himself to it the
first night. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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ToIstoi, like Gladstone. enjoys h;r1-
Ielf in his leisure moments b. Telling
Trees