Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

cincts in Boston give Mckinley 1854,
Bryan 440S, Palmer 5SS.
Boston. Mass. Nov, go towns
out of p in Massachusetts, give Bryan
l.S64 Mckinley $3.50, Palmer 255. The
same towns in 80 gave Cleveland s.,
067, Harrison 4,274; a gain of 2,5l+, If
the percentage of gain continues in
places not yet reported the republican
majority will be about $1,000, the
largest ever given in this state.
Boston, Nov. 1 .-lhirty towns in
Massachusetts, give Bryan 5,S4S, Nc
l<inley 229SS, Palmer 900. The
SANE cities and towns in 80 gave
Cleveland l2.940. Harrison Il 99l; gain
ll,lSS If the percentage Of gain
continues the republican majority VIII
be So. 900
Marquette, Mich. Nov. 4.-MCllln-
ley and Hobart will carry the town by
about $50. This is change of 200 or
500 votes. the town usually going dem
ocratic by from 30 to zoo. For con-
gresS in the twelfth district Carlos u.
sheldon (rep) IS elected
Marquette Mich, Nov T. Mckin-
ley and Hobart carry the town by 150.
of Hudson Mich. announces the first
complete returns, the vote having
been counted by the Abbott voting
II achin". Mckinley has a plurality Of
l29 a gain of so.
Detroit Nov, AT midnight it
was generally conceded that Michi-
gan had gone republican by from 25.
600 to $4,000 plurality. Chairman
Baker of the fusion committee de-
,lines to make any statement for pub
lication. Secretary Award of the re-
publican committee claims the election
OF all twslve congressman but the
democrats still hope to save some of
their candidates. The Detroit Tri-
bune free Silverl on the basis Of scat
tering returns thus far received, eSti-
state outside of this county at 1000,
The upper peninsula went strongly for
Mckinley and from present indications
the lower peninsula will do likewise.
Returns on governorship from 47 dis
tricts in Detroit show Pingrce has
received more than two-thirds the en-
tire vote, and if that proposition is
kept up Pingree's majority in Wayne
county is likely to run over 10000.
The following congressman are known
to be elected from Michigan: First dis
trict. John b. CorlisS rep0: fourth,
f. l.. Hamilton rep); tifth, VIM. Al
den Smith Tep); seventh. II, G.
Shower repD; ninth, II. 7. Bishop
(repO.
St. Paul, Nov. 4.-Nine precincts
give Mckinley ,2o6, Bryan 5S3. There
is great republican gain. There are
2l00 precincts in the state.
ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov. Abs pre-
cincts in Minnesota, including 65 in
St. Paul, give Mckinley 1873; Bry-
an 1912
Vicksburg, Miss. Nov. First
&C ngressional district, j. NJ. Allen
dem is reelected; in the second, W.,
V. Sullivan (demD, third 7. G..
Catchings (dem) reelected, fourth, A.
+. Fox (dcm), fifth, J. S. Williams
Cdem) reelected, sixth, w. +. Love
Cdem). seventh, Patrick Henry (dcm),
st. Louis, Nov. An the third pre-
cinct of the sixth ward the judges had
a row over counting the ballots which
resulted in sealing up the ballos and
taking them to the election commits
siuners' office.
+ ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. A. Eleven
precincts outside of st. Louis give
Bryan 1,439, Mckinley $40.
st. Louis Nov. Rails county
gives Bryan 1000 majority, net
democratic gain of 500 over year ago
Carthage Mo N"v 4.-Bryan
carried Carthage by a plurality of so, 4
gain of "25 over 1892,
Lincoln. NCb., Nov. 4. Precinct a