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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-08
GARDINER, 4: PORTLAND. 0.
One Of The Fastest Polo Games Ever se,, !,
the Coliseum.

Gardiner Me. Nov. 7.-tsp4cian
Those who attended the game. this evn,
ing. were given q chance 10 see Soma i,
the fastest work that has been but ~ !,
Inc Coliseum since polo first started Ths
crowd was not so large as at tn. n-a,,
Gus game, but the enthusiasm was ror.
me less. From the beginning 10 tha ma
the players were given much annIau.a'
ana All the brilliant plays called sn,.t
nucn loud cheering. The game is fa~,
meeting with The approval Of all 4 80.
number OF ladies were among the 80
ence. ~ "1oi-
The game started in fast and there 80,
no let up during any part Of ii ~
teams playing to win. Gardiner seened
70 be the faster: its team work was pnod
and no man seemed to De working for III
diyidual praise. The passing was saad
ana Inc driving accurate. Portland plsved
tast, Out II was very much Iackfnp- ~
its team work. For the home team -, y
don did some great juggling Dawson Ia,
greatly improved since his former GAM
and is getting into il for all there II N n
Null Smith handled Mead In a ~.
that pleased the crowd and Spencer ~,
everywhere where he was needed IN ~
goal. Sword did all that one co,,Id w
stopping everything. and some difscHI,
ones. His leaving the goal caused any.
iety among the audience at times M,
every time IL was for the best Eenna-
in Portland's goal Is a fast man and biss
many stops were good ones. That ,hsv
lost the game was no fault Of his, Tn
summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-08
COMMON PROPERTY.
Public Praise is Public Property. Augusta
People May Profit BY Local Experience.

Grateful people win talk.
Tell their experience for the public
good.
Augusta citizens praise Doan's Kid
rey Pills.
Kidney sufferers appreciate this.
They find relief for every kidney i'll.
Read what this citizen says
Mr.. Edwin D. Fifeld, Fifield Bros.
manufacturers Of the Fifeld Automat-
ic Drilling Attachment Of 92 Green
street, says:-"Doan's Kidney Pills eff
fectually ended the backbone. which
had troubled me for some little time
especially when / stood all day at the
screw machine. l procured the rene
dy at C. X. Partr.dge's Old Reliable
drug store-opposite the postoffice and
It's use gave tone and strength TO those
most delicate and sensitive organs
the kidneys. A remedy possessing
such value as Doan's Kidney Pills
should be universally known"
For sale BY all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, y.
r.. sole agents for the U. !.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
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PUERTO RICO ELECTION.
$4,000 Republicans and 400 FederaIs Vote
Exceedingly Good Order.

san Juan dr Puerto Rico. Nov. 1T i
thAt IS 001 Republicans Vo;ed at
the election. yesterday. for Il commits
sioner to Congress ana members OF the
House Of Delegates. Not moro than +y9
Fcdpr5ls voted The election Vas exceed
ingly orderly. There are no reports ri
disturbances. Communication with the
interior il slow.
Gov Allen. in q CabeEram Of congratu-
lation TO President Mckinley Oh his re-
election, makes the following comments
on the results Of ;he election here: Il am
gratified and delighted. The outcome in
Puerto Rico Is a guarantee OF the island :
future To bring people who had long
been under diaeren. rules and conditions
election pass OH Is quietly and orderly as
in any state OF the North. conducted BY
the people without let or hindrdnce ana
without a soldier or armed force Of any
sor: and to have nearly 81, coo men march
TO the polls 20 deposit their frs ballots
for government in such a manner
are good reasons for conSratulatfon not
only 20 the people Of the island but to
the painstaking members Of the admin
istration VINO rad worked diligently and
patiently 10 this end.
This overwhelming Republican victory
also means legislation for the good OF the
island in line with the American admin .
istration. It means stable government
and the protection Of property Interests
with which prospective investors in
Puerto Rico are deeply concerned Il
means education. public works and all the
henefcent works which follow legislation
Il is an emphatic declaration Of unqua.i-
fled loyalty to the United States
The newly elected Legislature will
probably meet, Dec. ;.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn. Nov THE re-
Fiseu election returns for Connecticut
with every town and district in the
state heard from. gives the state TO
Mckinley by plurality OF 2S.415. The
Republican state ticket headed by
George +. Mclean for governor, is
elected by plurality OF 1880. All
four Republican congressman are re-
elected.
The state Senate Will contain - Re-
publicans and two Democrats. as
against q Republicans and Demo-
Gratis two years ago. The House Of
Representatives is Republican by POP
10 81. a Republican gain over the last
House Of Il.
The vote: President, Mckinley 1922
$40; Bryan, 1884. Governor. Mclean.
Rep. e6. l21; Bronson, Dem. sl.1s7.
The Republican plurality for P'Tesi-
dent was cut down nearly so per cent.
as compared with that o! 1886. when
margin was 1884. The
state ticket figures We're still further
reduced. the Republican plurality be-
Ing l4,430 as against 52.oS3 in 1886.
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Ex.G0V. STONE
Says the Fight Is Over and Democrats Are
Net Complaining.

New York. NOV. 7.-Ex-Gov. Stone at
Democratic national headquarters here
today, gave out the following state
nlent:
The battle is over. The Democrat
ic party OF the country accepts the
result without complaining, as in duty
bound. L signifies but little now TO
snalyze the influences or 70 discuss the
causes that brought about The result
There will be a wide divergence al
opinion as to that. This ! viii say
however. that The Democratic party
must stand. ana will stand undismayei
il defence Of the constitution ana for
the preservation, unimpairad. q car
constitution. A colonial policy would
be destructive TO the republic, and We
should resist every effort 10 establish
il.
M. Bryan made a great fight. H IS
one Of the most remarkable ms. OF
history. He may never be President.
but whethe- in politics or private life
no man in America viii hold d more
commanding place. and none will b.
capable OF exerting a create influence
for the public good. May God bless
him
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GERMANY RE;0lCES
AT Reelection Of Pres. Mckinley-Be.ier Tor
Both Countries.

Berlin, Nov. German government
circles are al delighted at President
McKinley's reelection. The United
States embassy received a number OF
expressions to that effect. Everybody
is discussing the results d.. Won Hill
Ieben. the German ambassador 70 the
United States. who is now in this city
said to the correspondent OF The Assoc
ciated Press about the result We all
rejoice over il.
DE- Rarth. the Freisinnigc leader,
said: IL consider Mr.. McKinlcys re-
election. all things considered. the bes;
result. although l cannot endorse his
imDeria.istic tendencies. Yet I regard
his election IS more conducive to the
interests Of general civilization, when
compared with the results which MI.
ErEan's election would have brough;
about For the economic interests II
both the United States and Germany.
The present result is also mere s-,is-
factory.
The Tasebiatt says: The Germans
greet AIckin!ey'- rc-eIection-aLGve all
Is q victory for sound currency over
revolutionary monetary experiments
which would have been calculated ID
most severely shake the basis Of tn
entire worlds commerce Anyhow.
G,r.ranys policy is 10 nurse close ana
loyal relations with the head Of 4 couN-
try that il connected with Us by y.
many economic and national ties - IS
the United States Their arg in no
part 81 the world serious differences
between the United States and Ger-
many. In China both powers have
marched on he same lines after NJ.
NICK inley's first feeling Of dist-ust re-
garding Germany's alleged territorial
schemes Subsided.
Tie Nossische Zeitung says: Not
only Tor North American industrial! IN
teres;s IS Mr.. Mckinley's reelection
Of great Importance. however but also
for the entire commerce OF the world.
which Is vitality interested in secure
gold currency IN the United States.
The Post says: The result is S'-eet
ed with satisfaction ana sympathy i'll
Germany fc- the reelected President
has won the confidence OF our govern
Inent and our diplomacy during his
term by constant efforts 70 maintain
good relations between Germany and
the United States.
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THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE.
Gran Makes No statement 6ut Practically
Comedies All Republicans Claim.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. William J.
Bryan will not make any statement as
to the result Of the election until later.
He made this announcement during
the morning, saying he had received
no new information and desired to have
as complete returns as We're procurable
before announcing any conclusions. No
doubt as to the reports of defeat was
expressed. and evidently in all ways
except by word Of mouth ne comedies.
practically. all the Republicans claim.
Both Nr. and Mrs. Bryan were in
a cheerful mood. Mr.. Bryan said he
had slept we'll and felt in excellent
health Referring to his plans for the
Immediate future. he expressed a de-
termination to take good rest.
4 Shall not even attempt 70 answer
letters for the present. he said, but
will postpone that duty for few days.
/ am not exhausted. but have had
plenty ID do for several months and
will take Il easy for time.
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NEW YORK.
Mckinley Has $4,000 and 0deiI. 100, 00O
Five Congressman Gained.

New York. Nov. THE official re-
turns as received are not materially
changing the results and Mckinley :
plurality remains approximately $4,000
in the state. John B. Stanchfield the
Democratic nominee for governor, ran
ahead Of his partys Presidential cleo
tors. bat Odells plurality still remains
about 100, 900.
It seems probable that the Congress
'onal delegation from New York state
viii remain as indicated in the earlier
reports. Long Island. Brooklyn in
Guided, divides its Congressional dele
cation evenly. three Republicans and
three Democrats. Republican gain Of
three. On Manhattan Island the Re
publicans elected only one member Of
Congress. VIM. II. Douglass having
defeated ]. :. Hill Two Democrats are
elected from up the state, VIM. II.
Ryan having been returned from one
Of ;he Buffalo districts. and c. \. Pugs-
ley Of Westminster county, succeeding
John Q. UrGerhill. Who is also Demo-
GRAFT
Tbs makes the Congressional dele
cation stand y Republicans ana l.
Democratic. . Republican gain q five.
Both houses of tn State Legislature
sre Republican by large sized plu-
ra1ity but number of the districts
are close ard 1t may requir" the q.
fcial coynt - decide IN several cases
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BROKERS CELEBRATE.
More Than 5000 Celebrate Mckinley and
RooseyeIt's Election al New York.

New York. Nov. More than 5000
brokers. members OF the Stock, Pro
duce and Maritime and Cotton Ex-
changes. paraded, this afternoon, in
celebration of the election OF VIM. Nc
Kinley. The brokers marched into the
exchange around the floor, waving
banners and flags and cheering for Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt. Ladies in the
galleries frantically waved handker-
chiefs and the cheers drowned the
music. After twice marching around
the floor. Marshal Brainerd led the long
column out of the exchange. and the
march was begun down Beaver street.
The paraders We're greeted with
cheers from all the buildings along the
line Of march. When passing the Cot
tnn Exchange the cotton brokers rush
I'd out and formed in line. followed by
the custom house brokers at the GUS
tom house. At the Stock Exchange the
Grenes were wild and the enthusiasm
tremendous as the line marched around
the floor before disbanding.
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MISSOURI.

81. Louis, Mo. NOV. There seems
to be no doubt but that Missouri has
gone Democratic by a plurality esti-
mated at from 60 900 TO 10000. The
Democratic ticket received i heavy
vote all over the state. Congressman
Alex NJ. Dockery. the Democrat noni-
nee for governor. will have majority
that is but slightly smaller than that
OF Bryan and Stevenson. Returns from
l50 OUT of 1913 precincts in ST. Louis re-
ceIved up to a. NJ. show Democrats
gains, but these returns with but two
exceptions come from Democratic
strongholds The worlds fair corsti-
tutional amendments have carried By
an overwhelming majority. thus insur
Ing the success Of the project. Returns
from the state and the city Of ST. Louis
are sim incomplete owing TO the fact
that the vote on seven constitutional
had TO be counted.
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OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio. NOV The Ohio
returns are still incomplete. but ihe
Democrats concade about 5000 and
the Republicans claim about 5000 Tor
their national and state tickets as COM
pared with 81 .109 for Mckinley in 1896
The only dispute - over the third. 18th
and 30th congressional districts. The
Republicans claim the election ~ New
il in the third and Tompkins in the
1-th, which viii make il Republicans
and three Democratic congressman
and one doubtful. The Ohio delegation
iii the last Congress stood Is Repubi-
cans and five Democrats.
Columbus. Ohio. NOV 7.-RerubIcan
Chairman Dick says: Unofficial re
turns from 81 OF the IS counties war
rant the claim 81 1000 Tor Mckinley
and We elect J. Of the y members Of
congress. a gain Of two
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Nov 7.-lI.30 a. N.-Revisetl
returns on the complete vote Of Mas
sachusetts from every city and town
is as follows: Mckinley, 2Ss, 4eo, Bry-
an. ls5, 507.
This gives Mckinley a plurality in
the state OF s.. ess. and shows 4 Repub-
licaa loss OF IA per cent. and Demo-
cratic gain Of IS per cent.
Vote for governor: Crane, 20. lSl;
Paine. l2i,445 Cranes plurality. ISL
6ss.
The Republicans elected 10 out Of -
congressman, and the present deleGa-
ton remains politically unchanged.
The Republicans made heavy gains
in the state Legislature. getting one
more senator and u net gain in the
lower House Of ~ The Senate Of 1901
will stand % Republicans. Democrats
while the House Will be Us Republi-
cans. % Democrats and Social Demo
Gratis.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Manches.er. n II. Nov The
Republican majority IN the state on
both the gub-rnatC-lal and Rational
tickets viii W 1900. Every county
vas carried by the Republicans.
The Legislature is Republican by .
slightly large majority than two years
ago.
Ia ward FIVE of this city. owing y
. :actional quarrel among the ward
officers. the polls were not open FOR
nearly two hours and AZ least 500 vo;-
ers We're unable to get their ballots in
before the polls closed. the great ma
jority being Democrats. As a result q
Republican senator was elected in =
Democratic stronghold. Six out Of 10
wards for mayor gave Clark Rep.
aal5 Sullivan. Dem, 1858.
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NEBRASKA.
Republicans Claim State BY 5000 TO 1000
and The Legislature

Omaha Neb.. NOV 7.-chairmaE
Lindsey for the Republicans claims. to-
night. that. Mckinley carries the state
~ 1000 or more the Republican stat
tickle; wins by 5000 70 goo and that the
Republicans have majority n II in
tn. legislature
The Democrats claim Bryan carried
the state, though by a narrow margin
The Legislature Will be i'll doubt unit!
complete returns are in.
Lincoln. Neb. NOV. 7-Retgrns re-
ceived At PopUlist state headquartrs
from Is counties and 300 scattering pre-
cincts indicate that Gov. Poynter' :
plurality will be abou: 800 The cleo
ton Of the Bryan electors Is claimed
BY 4 plurality OF 20n0.
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CANDY
Esculetts
CURE PILES

CURE PILES
and all rectal disorders Pleasant. Not
a physic, 5oc. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. At
c. B. MURPHY, Augusta.
HENRY p CLEARWATER. Hallowel,
~ q ROBINSON 4 CO.. Gardner.
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EXCITEMENT OVER.
Headquarters al New York Being Abandoned
and Politicians Going Home.

New York. NOV. 7.-Political hcadquar-
tiers in this city and state ar being aban-
doned, and the campaign OF 1890 is now
history. Ex-Gov. Stone. who has had
charge of Democratic national headquar-
tiers here. is preparing to return 10 Mis-
souri, The large plurality received tor
Mckinley in the electoral college and the
certainty that the next Congress Will De
Republican has taken the keen edge oil
Of popular interest here. Richard Croker,
despite the fact that the newspapers OF
the city are discussing the possibilities OF
an anti-Tammany Democratic organize
ton is preparing 10 leave for England in
the near future. Gov. Roosevelt is still
resting =, oyster Bay, l.. /.
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Railroads and Steamboats,.
''.:: =: :: !! !: q! 49,: :!!''''''

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
Caribou at els A. NJ. and Bangor at 40
Leave Portland, 11.oo p. NJ; Augusta.
l35 A. NJ; Waterville. rs A. NJ: Ban
gor. 100 a. NJ; Arrive Lagrange, s1s -.
IRON Works, $50 A NJ Norcross, 80: A
NJ; Milnnocket, 955 A. NJ; Sherman. 1872
A. NJ; Patten. lL0S A. NJ; Island Fans.
lilo A. NJ; smyrna Mills. Has 4. NJ; M.
Hou!ton. 1910 p NJ: Bridgewater, i.@ x
81; Presque Isle. Isl p. M: Caribou, L5
p. NJ: New Sweden. 2.5S P. NJ van ~.
ren. 400 P. NJ; Limestone 80 r en- m
croft, $40 A. NJ; Guilford. s.S5 A., NJ
Monson. 1913 A. NJ; Greenville, loN a.
LEAVE Portland. l2p P; n; Ausgssts.
2.30 p. NJ: Waterviile. 80 p. NJ: ban
gor. A4a 2. N: Arrive Br9w,n,yIiiieS, ~ si
P. NJ: sherman. s-l3 T. NJ; Isiand Fa..s'
F F n n Prtsene Isl isie los q
ibou. IL Is p. NJ: Fort Fairfield. II 70 r =,
LEAVE Greenville. SGD A. NJ Monss99n
Junction 6.25 A NJ: Guilford; s-z a. A.;
rom w a,ri SO 4. ", Brovnville. ~
A. NJ; Lagrange, i-ol A. NJ
ARRIVE Bangor, SD A. n.
LEAVE Fort f srsloas III AZ. q 81. ~ 4 4:
Mssardis. IFS A. NJ; Smyrna Mills, ~
A. NJ: Island Falls. sl5 A. ~; psnsH,
Sic A. NJ: sherman. $40 A. NJ: AniinSc..
ke,, io.2s a. NJ; Noreross. ioo a ~! a.
Brownville. 1874 A: NJ: hrrIye Ssht III
gusta, $50 p. NJ: Portland. SIS I'm IN.
LEAVE Caribou, u.45 a; Al; van r.:
rem. io.o5 A. NJ: New Sweden. n.M a. ,s r..
Limestone. 1910 A. M; Presque.
II: NJ Bridge%a wa los 7. II: HoultSn n;, ~
P. Al; Island Fails. rs p NJ d rcs'
$50 p. NJ; Sherman. 324 z; NJ Nor &, p
42S r. NJ: Katahdin Iron WORKS. 80
81: Brownvilie. ST r n; L1Ms 1nsan.
sos p. NJ; Greenville. 3.5 7; NJ; Mon and
S4o P. NJ; Guilford: AZ ?; Nj Dover -
Foxcroft, 500 r ~; I AT : NJ n Augusta.
'o,43 p. NJ; Portland. Is A. n
&C GEO. M. HoUdHToN. 2. ?. -
+. ". CRAM. v. r. 4 Gel. MAJ
Bangor. Oct. 3. 1870.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
Republican Majority Over All Of 81 Claimed
by Rep. LoudeEsiauier.

Washington. Nov. 7.-Representative
LoudenSlauger OF New Jersey, sec-e-
tary Of the Republican Congressional!
committee, this forenoon. claimed he
election of 204 Republicans TO the next
House. q majority over all OF IL.
The Democratic Congressional head
quarters We're practically deserted al
1880 o'clock Chairman Richardson
had not put in an appearance and his
neutenants had stopped figuring. They
concede. however, that the next House
would be safely Republican.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash. Nov The Demo
Gratis have conceded The election Of Re
publican Presidential electors and
Congressman Jones. They claim they
have reelected Coy. Rogers and elect
ed Ronald for Congress.
Later returns show that although Nc
Kinley Will carry Washington b. ee)0 to
500 Rogers probably will be elected gov
emo. By small plurality. eastman and
Jones. Republicans. are elected to Con
sress.
Portland. Oregon. NOV. About one
half Of the total Vote OF the state Of
Washington shows Mckinley 27.4s!;
Bryan. 2005l.
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4 Village Blacksmith Saved His Lille Sons
lie

Mr.. II. H. Black, the well-known
village blacksmith at Grahamsville,
Sullivan Co, y. y. says: "Our little
son, five years old. has always been
subject to Group. and 50 bad have the
attacks been that We have feared
many times that he would die. We
have had the doctor and used many
medicines, but Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy is now our sole reliance. II
seems to dissolve the tough nlucus and
by giving frequent doses when the
croupy symptoms appear we have
found that the dreaded Group is cured
before it gets settled" There is no
danger in giving this remedy for i.
contains no opium or other injurious
drug and may be given as confidently
to a babe as to an adult For sale ny
Jno Coughlin. Ia Water St. and j. G.
Houlehan. Gardiner. Druggists.
Tu TIL SAT-
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MONTANA.

Helena. Mon,. Nov. 7.-Re;urns are
far from complete, bu; Democratic
Chairman Cooper's claims tina; Bryan
has carried The state by 10000 10 5000
and Toole, CLARK. DemD for governor.
and the remainder Of the ticket has
been elected by from 1000 70 5000. Re
publican Chairman Webster comedies
the state - Bryan, but claims the cleo
ton or Folsom for governor and Muir
ray FOR congressman by small MAORI
ties The Clark legislative tickets are
over both Republicans and DAILY Dem
ocrats in Butte, Helena and Great
Falls. which Will give the Clark adher-
ents a majority on Joint ballot in the
Legislature.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore Nov. with scattered
precincts iii various counties Of the
state 10 hear from. Mary!ani's plural
ity Tor Mckinley is I41i6. A solid Re
publican delegation TO the 9th Con-
sress WAS elected with handsome ma
jorlties. The members elected are.
First district. VIM. H Jackson: %.
A. A. Bakery; 5rd. Frank c. WachteT:
4.h Charles r. Schierm; 9Th. Sidney F..
Mudd, reelected 9Th. George a.
Pearre. reelected; Josiah l.. Kerr.
(Rep) nominated to I'll vacancy in the
jsth Congress caused by the resigna
!. " = !. .:.. !. va -lra r.-yte
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. 7.-Corrected IN
oriciaI returns from Rhode Island give
Mckinley. 3.S-I; Bryan. 1881: Mallory.
1883; Woolley. 1870; a plurality for Mckin-
ley or 1884 His plurality four years ago
was - SIS. He carried every city and town
il the state a. ne did in 1895. III Prov
dence Mckinley received SIG plurality
while the city went Democratic FOR mayor
b. I'LL plurality. Bryan gained 54ss in the
state. while NJ kinney lost 36l6 in the TO-
tai vn-e