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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-29

The young men of the city, rega
less of politics, are doing all they
to secure the election of Fred Viii;
as township collector. He is ont
them. Born and reared in the q
he has been known here all his !
aud those best acquainted with /
are giving him the most enthusiaI
support.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-29
More Names Enrolled.

The teachers who registered yes
terday were the following:
Reynolds-Ida Millet. w. B. Waite,
B. l.. Sporting.
Milan-C. A. Bowen, II. NJ. Bowen.
Cordova-W. G. Lawrence, Bessie
Cooper, Margaret Vandeburgh.
Edgington-Susie Edgington.
Hillsdale-L. H. Reynolds, Fannie
Armstrong
Carbon Cliff-Ella O'Donnell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-29
whats Your Face worth:

Sometimes q fortune. but never. If
you have q sallow complexion, g
laundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skin-an signs of
liver trouble. But DIR. Kings New
Life Pills give clear skin. rosy cheeks,
rich complexion. Only Csc at Hartz
& UIlemeyer's drug store
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07

Olga Net6erfoIe tommt.
2onbpn, Sttober. - Qln 9oro
bes Qmsricdn 2iners vSt, paul" pa;
beut' bic 6sfannte S4auipielsrin Olga
Rstheriole be Ge;is na6 Rstp>gort
angeire,en, um bort sins ameritaHilte
Sournse gu beg;nnsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
@uropdif6e Sa6ef6eri6te.
Gin un6eteGltes Jsuerz
t1Srf

Gin unbsfeG1tss Jsuerz
tperf.
2onoon,6 Sttober. - Gin bsrz
6eerenbes 6suerperf fat in Der Patrpz
nenfabr;t Der r8ider@Marim Comp"
aroben S6aben angsr;dtst. Gin grpz
Bsr 8orrutb bon CUR 9eri6iffuaa fer
1igsn @ranatsn unb Potronan purbe
5erIt0rt. 0us grplobirsn ber gefIuz
ten Grunatsn perur ld9te cine 6efti9s
6i7ilooe, tpsI6a in Der Na6barl9oft
grobs SsItiir5ung uro S4rstsn erz
rsgts; bo9 1T babel Niemano 5u Sdaz
ben gefommen.
Heuer Sisg Der auifen.
9etersbura, 6. Sftobsr.-9sz
neral 5f6iti9agop, 9sneralita6s9:f
pss gmurzge5irts. bert9tst eaasn bsfz
tiaer 8umpf, Der 3pilden RuHea uRO
gGifsIen am %. September in Sum
gindin fat!fanb. 600 3ufen batten
5it fart bsri6an5t uno Ibru6ten ZEN
an5;e6&r,oen g6ineien 9roBe 9erluIte
BEL; Die HuHen balten 7 SoOts unO Is
9erDunDete.
Sriiger ge6t ma 9 9 r ii isl.
0pren3 o Worques, 6. Sft.
- grZprG3ioent 8riiger's Gnfel Gloff
ipiro am 10. Sfto6er na9 griiiiel ubz
retIen, un cine WDhnunQ fir ben fru<
bersn YrGI Ir0nter Der SrdnsbualzRsz
pubtit ein5uri9ten. Der 2ebters niro
auf bem 6oGdnoil9en 9ampfsr n9el=
Derlano" in einigen Sagen abfd6ren.
Gon 4frifa.
2onbon, 6. Sft. - G:ns Depsz
I9e BON Gorb 3p0sris pom 5reitag,
ben 5. Sftobsr, maloet: Die 3abl
Der 9efangsnen permebrt Ei6 iGglih u.
betrdgt nobe5u 5000 Munn. Goulz
mdnba1i Miillsr fat li6 an Glerp srz
gsben, uro Gommunoant Oirfisn uno
Nnbere Iino auf Dem Wage na9 pretoz
rio, um Ii6 gu ergeben."
Cine Wbtbsilung bss 2onboner Srz
lGnber Hegiments oerludte cine par@
tie gperen gu uberrai6en, mubte f4
na1 brei 1tiinoigsm Sample nit i6tpez
rem gerlult ten 5uriid5ie9en. Die 9osz
rem batisn ebenfalls idtpere 8srluIte.
n8arpn" Yertes BATS ou5u.
l2onbon, 6. Otiober. = Gbaries
s. Yerfss, Der GGioago'er Strubenz
babn=Magnut. uno Satin fe6rsn auf
Dem nsusn 6amburger Sdnsnoampfsr
rOsutI9larb" na9 2lmerita 5uriid.
Siir bic orei bon i6m gemietbstsn &az
iiiten bs3a6lte 5r. Yertss $1,000.
Sis6sr betrGst Der 8siamntpreis
fir 8oiiitenypai1dge uuf Dem am
ndhften 'Sonntase na6 NetpzYort abz
ssbenoen rOsutialanO" $4,000. Iua
grz9puperneur Qepi 3. Worton unD
feline 9O6tsr tperben bic &eife mitz
MAIDEN.
Stulien perGungt Qnur6 i
fsnbeBe.
q 0 m, 6. Sfiober.-Wis berlautet,
brsitet Die ftalisnil9s 8egierung eine
prpteItnpts an be Ser. Staaten Dor
tpseen Der 9lnarhiiien bort estpG6rten
aG3u groben 5rsihsit. Die @rmorOung
a0nie 6umbsrt's unO bic unsebl:6s
@sri9pDruns in Yaterion, rs.
bsrsn gmifdr 9resci gslpeien fsin ioa,
linp Die 9eranlafung oa5u.
Die Ser. Stadten Iollsn eriutt net
ben, S9riite CUR notwithstanding
Der bort lebsnoen Qnar9iiten uHoersr
2dnoer gu thun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
GREAT SCOTT.
&nloKal lit Elm Ie6r btosutrnsspols

&nloKal 1T Elm Ie6r bsoeutrnsspoiz
leg Wprt!
@isllei9t 1T baKelbs ipe5iel erFunz
BEN tpprben our 8e5ei9nung Der Bar
gains, ipelGs Der grobe preisberabIetz
ger lieferi! gs fat fejnen lripruns
bon einsm Der .liebsn @sltpunoer, ous
Die tburm6obs Status zines Mannes
BARTLETT. 9isiefbe fsbt am Ginsange
bes Safsns Bon &6pbss urb 1T als ber
anIoB bstannt! Gin md6tiger SUB
itebt uuf Der einen Settle bss 9afens,
Der anoere itebt auf Der anDeren Ssiz
te; 10 oob bic S4iFfe 5lpildeu ben
,tolof1ulen" 9einen btnbur9 fa6ren!
Great Scott 1T Der &oloB i'm W2Oz
BEL unO Seppidz9siddft DON 9alt!z
more! Gin SUB 1T felt 9sfiigi uuf
ben groBen, flint 9ldsrz2dosn an Der
Noroz9olparbitrube, Der unoere ite6t
ebenio ioliOe in Dem 9apItrubsnzGaz
ben, nddIt Der gentralJGbsnue!
Der sroBe prsisz9era5IsBer lit bas
adte Wsltpunosr!
| @ls Elm fnlniialer Bargain in
rmaiairten itablernen Scttiteaen -
iolde buu $500 fir $3.50
Oos 9olt bon Hbobes unO Der an
eren3enben 2unosst6eile fat ben &olob
| t6otI Id6li9 berg0ttert. 0dTel6e ipiirz
Be ss ebenIo lei6t srpagIen, bab bic
Come eines Worgens bu5 @ufgebsn
| per9e1en ipirDs, als Ddb Ieln &olob
| perIfapinoen f0nnte. Die Sep0lfez
runa bon Baltimore 6ui 9rsut Scott
ni6t pergDttert; OO4 piiroe oIelelbe ss
sbenIo lei6t eriparten, bab bei'm grz
pa9en eines Moreens bic Come oas
| Nufgs6en bersshsn ipiiroe, uls oaB
Great Scott Isinem feIten, meni6enz
freunbli6sn unD bulfreifen G6urdfz
ter, tpst6er i'm 10 fOluiiul 9ema6E bat,
untrsu tperoen fDunte!
NIs einen fnlniialcn Bargain in
ShIai,immersGinridtun siebt Der
srose &auimanm Der Maiien t9ats
/ iadlIi5 $4,000 s6Iafimmer Gins
rihtunsem fir $1,000 mes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
Brhan in Snbiana.

2ouispille, &n.. 6. Stt. -
Ser N9tb. @m. 5. 9rpan. Der bemo=
fratif9s prGlibsntf6afts Ganoioat,
besnbets bsuts feline Sour bur9 Den
@taat ssnbiana; er bielt Ia Rebsn II.
bate immenIe MenTAenmsnssn ii6srz
an ols feline 3u6Drer. trosoem es ein
regnerii6er Sag mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
Gin Globffehter tnhf.

Ybifabelp6iu. 6. Sftober.--
Stepe 6lanasan, Der preistlOpfsr,
tpsl9er ssftern 4beno tpdArsno Der
a!opfTeht.rti nit Simmsp Depine auz
iammen broA, itarb i'm 9oipital 9su=
te 9tbsnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
Nabrungsmittels
MnsiteQnltg Der
6abrifantett.

GpeIoramas sGebduSe. Mount Ropal. unS Itarb=
lanb=aoeuue.
9ie MusieIung tpirb am Montd9,
ben 8. Sttober, Mbenbs s ll6r, geoff=
net, mann ber M6tb. MaDor Sbomds
g. 9aDes. unter 9lifltena unFsrsr 6 r
MaDors, bas 9lusi iteaungszgebduoe
formea Dem allsemeinen Puollfum
uberseben pirb.
9ie ISABELLE nes ;. @egtmemts tpirh
b. Nadmittass unb 9lbenSs neue
uub unterbaltenbe IRuiifnnnt-
mern pprtragen.
Wenn Sic fib babpn unterri9ten
mD9ten, tpas@ie am 8eiten eiIen iou=
ten, pie Sic itarf tperbsn, lia Bel guz
ter 9e1unbbeit erbulten uno Sbr 2e=
BEN bsrldngern f0nnsn 10 DerIdumsn
Sic nidt ben 8eIls4 ber
Nabrunssmittel: :@msffelluus
ber Jabrifanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
qzsE# @ l1)fltl. nlo. pabn.
GrfuriIpns 5abrpretfe naeb Der
SSrcoerifz Tair.

GrturFonss@iIets mad 5Jreberid unb 5uriit per:
ben an g., O., TO-, II. unb y. Sftober fir So 23
pertauft, einidlieblit Gintritt sur Gair, eiilt9
aui ben rsguloreu 3iieen uno fir bic 8udiabrt
bis gum Is. Sttober einiblieblib.
@m TO- uno II. Sttobcr iptrOtn fernsr Grfrr=
fpn5=9ilfste nab fSrsoerid uno suriid fir $175
perfauft, einiblieblib Gintritt sur Gair unO {
ben Sac Der 9eraus9 s9abung be=
3rGntt.
Epe,iaI,us am IL. Cftcber.
9tm Sonner tae, ben IL. SftOber, pirb
Soilcn=@abnbpf nm llbr 50 Min @ormttags
perlaisn, an ben itdoti6cn Stationen anbaltenO.
fcrner in @rlineton, MiDDlsburg uno ben oaBtpi=
ibsn lisgsnben Statiouen. Die 8iidfabrt bon
@babrt bonn Sinen=gabubof I'M S.23 @ormit=
tags uno AS Hud)utittugs, nit slniblub fir Sre=
berid (2S0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
Der OompFer ,GsntenniQl" ii

Oer OdmPfer u9snteHnlal u
nit $50 paFagisrsn unb $4,000
in Sob BON Cape Noms in Seattle,
WafA., aneetpmmen. Der Oampfer
6radte bic GoloerGber Gam. 9utton
unb Sobn 8autr nit, Die in einem
goOte auf Dem Weere dufgeFuncen
ipurosn. 0ielel6en paren binausgez
psbt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07
Qluf ber Seimrei{e.

8afbington n, .. g., 6. OIL
Na6 elmer 0spsi6s oes Ser. Stua:enz
aDniuls gu SienzSIin lit bic Saronin
bon Settler am 80. September in 9uz
ter @eiunobsit nad gotoRama obsez
reiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-07

Die Surpnin BON &ttteier nah YDfoz
bama ubgereif. - Sapuner bon
Pefing abge5ossn. - 9us euro
pdiI4s Gon5ert bur4 9lnsrita tplez
Der in Elm burmoni4es 9srbdltnlb
9sbrudt. - gnglunD pppOnirt ber
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
A ROAST
On Temperance renpir,

\ little woman ont in Tower Hill. III
tahes fan cut of the temperance peorla
IN letter containing the following: I'll
Is amusing to see some staunch ternperanT..
people Who would soon be caught steal
ing horse as to he seen going into a
saloon. that are tied down, hard and fast
TO their coffee cups as. much as an old
whisky sot - 10 his morning dram They
give the same excuse that the old sn- does
tney act the same way. the habit is lust as
fixed Their dram does not az alIic[ly IN
toNicate. but its steady use lust rs surely
breaks down the nervous system and rI,ins
them physically and mentally. fregueutI,,
setting up some fixed form OF chronic dis
case. "
Consist ency, thou art a Jewel. Just AS
Lnucn today as of old. Either break away
from your S!avery-tra. coffee, or any her.
pefhicious habit You may have or uuit
preaching to Others. know what am talk
ing ABOUT. for ] WIS "A coffee slave for a
t'me, and can speak truihful!y of its Of
Iects II almost ruined my nervous system
caused constipation, headaches and sleep-
iessness 1 suppose if had drank pnnlsh h
al one time To make me entirely drunk. I
Finally the stuff began to cause Coushiur
after my meals: then | concluded to part
company with ;he demon. ana at once lipon
the advice of some friends, took t,p Postum
Food Coffee. The change was marvellous |
passed from an invalid to a healthy person.
In q. very short time. / had quit a drug and
taken up strong, powerful nouriShinc
food In liquid form. and owe my present
health to Postum Food Coffee - Name will
he furnished by Postum Cereal CO. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA FOR
Mckinley, AS USUAL.
State Legislature Claimed by Both
Quayites and Wanamaker
Democrats.
Vote in 1906: Bran, 42,.1os: Mckinley. .2s.so

Vote in 1896: BRAN. 427.lc5. Mckinley. :2S, ,Sor.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia. Nov S-McKinIey and
Roosevelt have carried Pennsylvania by a
plurality Of 10000. Both the Quayites AMI
the Wanamaker- Democratic fusion faction
claim control Of the State Legislature.
which Will elect Quays successor in the
United States Senate.
Senator Hardenberg. who was the Repub-
itcau candidate for Auditor General. Is
elected by 225.Ao plurality. The election
passed off without incident.
At Pittshurg. Mckinley's estimated plu-
rality l5.tr0.
In Allegheny County. 1890.
Wculley's vote estimated at 200.
ConeresS-Pennsyivania: Twenty-sseond
Twenty-th!rd District, Graham GSep). re-
elected: rwenty-fourth District, Acheson
tKepl. reelected.
Twcnty-ftrst District. S. N Jack RAp).
elected
Twenty-hfth District. J, E. shoWalter
Al Phiadeiphia-A bitter contest between
the Quay and auti-Quay forces in the Fifth
Senatorial District made un OF six wards
IN the upper section Of this ci.y resulted
in a victory for William II. Berklebach. the
Quay candidate by about 1900 majority
over Robert L. Dearden.
iNenieth DlStTlcI. -tIVin fVaHS tSefj.
elected
Estimates from ten out OF the sixty-seven
counties Of Pennsylvania show slight
gain for Bryan. as compared with 1896.
when McHiniey's plurality in the State
was 295.o7g.
At Philadelphia:
Twelfth Distr!ct-Henry W. Palmer
tRep). elected to succeed s. ". Davenport
Deml.
Eighth District-Howard Mutchler Oem).
elected.
Twenty-six.h Dis:rict-A L. Bate RepD,
elected over Castor sDem). the inCum-
bent.
elected.
Twenty seventh District-Joseph c. sib-
icy Repa Is elected.
Al York:
Returns M TO 10 o'clock indicate that
Robert J. Lewis CRepD has been elected In
Congress over II. n Sit IernD in the
Nineteenth District The district is at pres
ent represented by Zeigler CDen:). and has
been Democratic for a. number of years
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
WISCONSIN CONCEDED
TO Be REPUBLICAN,
Mckinley's Majority Of lS96 May
Re Embellishments DO Noi
Give Up Hovernorshlp.
yo,. IN 1896: Bran 1888: Mckinley. css. 1as.

Vote In 1896: BRYAN. 1883. Mckinley, cssias.
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. s.-Returrs from
Wisconsin up to 10 O'Clock. though com
paratively few, show OIL their face. when
compared with the vote of four years ago.
that Mckinley has carried the State by a
large plurality. equal, If not exceeding the
figures of 1896 which We're l02sl2.
Robert NJ I.afollette. the Republican can
didate for Governor. Is running about equal
with the presidential candidate and is like
wise sure OF carrying the state.
While few returns have been received
from the congressional districts, these show
the Republican candidates for Congress to
he running equal with Mckinley. and the
Indications arc that Wisconsin'a delegation
will be solidiy Republican.
La CroFse, Wis. Nov. 6.--The Republican
State Central Committee claims the State
by loo.no.
Democratic Chairman Warden comedies
that Mckinley will carry the State by
4OON. hut claims that the Democratic can
didate for Governor. AIR. Bohmrich will
carry the State 10y 1o.OOd
Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. S'Returns from
one-tw ticth of the precincts In Wisconsin,
Including a few precincts in Milwaukee, in
dicate, that Mckiniey's plurality of 1o2,sl2
IN 1896 will be more than equaled.
8araboo. Wis. Nov. Tin the Third Dis
trict ]. ". Bahcock Rep) Is elected TO
Congress.
West Superior. Wis. Nov s-In the Tenth
District John J. Jenkins diepJ is elected
to Congress.
Milwaukee, Wis. New 6--Fifteen pre-
Cincts in Milwaukee give Mckinley 2.ii6:
Bryan. a.0a!. Same in 1896 gave Mckinley
'5l5; Bryan. S,35S.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
MICHIGAN SWEPT
BY REPUBLICANS,
Majority Placed at Sixty Five
Thousand-StaTe Ticket
Also Carried.

vo,. in 1928: Bryan. 2aI 2ss; Mckinley. 20. IS.
Detroit Mich, Nov. s-Pres.dent Nc
kinley has carried Michigan beyond doubt
Conservative estimates place his majority
ut $3.50 HIS majority in 1896 WAS l,5;2
The Evening News says that ii Mci(iaiey'a
ratio Of majority in the 10 districts heard
from is maintained throughout the State
his majority will be 5000. The Republican
State ,icSes has also been elected. but by
p smaller majority. AT 10 o'clock It is
thought that the Republicans have elected
ali their congressional nominees.
Detroit. Mich. Nov. S.-There has been a
veritaple Republican landslide IN Michigan
to-day, and President Mckinley has car
red the State by u majority variousiy esri-
mated from 5000 to 10000. The entire Re-
publican State ticket has also been elected.
although by a smaller majority.
Mayor Naybury OF Detroit the Demo-
cratic candidate Tor Governor. has run TAR
ahead OF his ticket. Tie State legislature,
which elects "a successor 20 Senator James
McNillin. will be Overwhelmingly Repub-
1ican. and Senator McMiilin'S reelection is
a certainty. At midnight II seems almost
certain that the Republicans have elected all
their congressional nominees.
When seen at midnight Chairman Cam
pau OF the Democratic Committee said
"Mr. Mckinley has carried the State. The
returns, however, are so Tueager that ] can
not make any statement as to the State
congressional or legislative tickets"
Second D;strict-Henry c. Smith Adrian
Rep), reelected.
Fourth District-E. l.. Hamilton Repl,
reelected.
sixth Dtstrict--samuei w. Smith lRep.),
reelected.
Seventh District-Edgar o. Weeks CRep.).
reelected.
Tenth Distret-R. o. Crulnp CRep1. re.
elected.
Eleventh Dis;rict-A. r. Da-ragh RerD
elected.
Twelfth Dis,rict-Cari scheldon. re-
elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
NORTH DAKOTA GOES
SAFELY REPUBLICAN,
lf"mocratic State Chairman Klein.
cgle Comedies the :>ta,.. 10
Mckinley.

Vote in l'a5: Bryan g2.fss. Mckinley. 2,&25.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bismarck y. u. Nov. 6.-Returns from
the State 50 far indicate the election OF the
Mckinley electors by q normal Republican
majority ard the election Of Marshall CRepJ
for Congress. and the Republican State
ticket, headed by Frank White for Gov
ernor.
The Legislature is overwhelmingly Repub-
lican.
At Fargo. S26 precincts:
Mckinley. 2.sS7
Bryan. 1881
Same in 1885
Mckinley. >. 1885,
Bryan. 49,.
Chairman k;einecle of the Democratic
State Committee comedies the state To Nc
I<inley. $3.50 to 5000
Marshall ,Rep) for Congress undoubtedly
elected.
At Farge-six out of the nire precincts of
the city of Fargo give.
Mckinley; $50.
Bryan. i0i.
In 1896 same precincts gave:
Mckinley: e"5.
Bryan. Al.
The six wards of Grand Forks give Nc
kinley majority of &as. Returns from
cass County show that Mckinley has made
Democratic State Committee comedies the
election of the Republican electoral and
State tickets with the possible exception
of Attorney General. In thirtyseven out of
l2D precincts. Mckinley received $50; Ery-
an. li5a against Mckinley. 2,6Ss; Bryan.
! .o36. in 1896
This proportion of loss to Democrats is
heing sustained by later reports. Thomas
Marshall Rep) is certainly elected Con-
gressman over that of Hildreth. Max Wip-
perman. the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, is running ahead Of his ticket Re
publican Committee claims Mckinley's MA
jority Is 1900
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
CONNECTICUT GIVES
LARGE PLURALITY.
Mckinley Carried State by Over
20.hDO - Mclean Elected
Governor.

Vote in 1895: Bryan. $50; Mckinley. il9 .s1.
If:Pt-RLIC SPECIALS
Hartford. Conn, Nov. s.-Connecticut has
gone for Mckinley by plurality estimated
AZ between 26.6ro and 25.0e1 John p Nc
Lean Will probably run i0ap behind the
national ticket. but IS elected Governor
The State ticket. Legislature and four Rep
resentatlves are also Republican. Fine
weather prevailed.
Five towns give:
Mckinley. 80
Bryan. rs.
Thirty-eight cities ami to"ns in tn state,
Bryan. :.i62.
Mckinley. $3.50.
Same in 1896:
Bryan. e.3ii.
Mckinley 6Imi.
Republican net :oss per cent; Dcmocra,.o
ne; gain 81 per cent.
Same cities and towns for Governor: -
Mclean ,Rep). a.4li.
Bronson D.u). 3 rs.
One hundred cities and towns in Con.
necticut out of 16s give:
Bryan. ll.tla
Mckinley. q .asJ.
Republican net loss per cent: Democratic
net gain q per cent.
a; New Haven:
State Chairman Thayer Of the Demo-
cratic Committee comedies defeat for
the Democratic national ticket In Con-
necticut. hut states that he believes
Judge Bronson. the candidate for Governor,
Will carry the State by a. small majority
If the returns from New Haven Waterbury
and Hartford are pro rata ne gives a piu-
ra!ity Of 4.@a. He claims the election Of
Oliver Gildersleeve for Congress but NAV
revise his claims In an hour after hearing
from cities.
One hundred and fffty-fve cities and
towns in Connecticut, out of 1ss. gave:
Bryan, $3.50
Mckinley - lsT
Republican net gain. per cent: Demo-
cratic net gain. 81 per cent. On this basis
Mckinlevs plurality in Connecticut Ia esti-
mated at 2G.Gia.
At Hartford
o. z. Filler. chairman of the Repus-
lican State Central Committee. at 11:ao.
on the basis of returns received at that
hour. claims Connecticut for Mckinley hy
a3AN. and the election Of the Republican
State ticket by 12c60 to 1000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
REPUBLICANS CLAIM
Ohio BY Big VOTE.
Party Managers Say Mckinley
VIII Have Increased plu-
raiity.

Vote In 1896: Bryan. 47iss2; Mckinley. - e2i.
. RIzPTRLlC SPECIAL.
Columbus. q, Nov. 6.-McEinley has car
ried Ohio, but apparently by 4 reduced
plurality. Returns received at midnight in
dicate that he will have 4o.o0l.
y heavy Vote was poiled all over the State
and the returns arc slow IN coming in.
The vote n the cities shows that McKin-
ley is barely holding his own. hut he is
making gains in rural districts. The entire
State ticket will be elected
Representative Lentz tDemA. running for
reelection TO Congress, Is running ahead of
his ticket in the Twelfth District and his
success is probable. although the Repuh-
licans say rompltins is elected
The Ohio congressional delegation will
probably be II Republicans and Demo
Gratis.
Hamilton County gives Mckinley ls.nn.
Charles Dick. I'm the Ninetcentl. District
and Theodore Burton. in the T.yen:y-first
We're reelected to Congress
Chairman Long of the Democratic State
Committee says there were frauds at the
polls in CCnEeaUt. near the Prnusy lyania
line. and has instructed the committeeman
there TO Investigate.
Three precincts in tho Republican wa-d
Of Toledo gave Bryan so Mckinley i>7.
This is a net Democratic gain u: lpJ ovar
1886 Cochran for Congress Is running ahead
Of Bryan by 10 to u precinct.
The Republican plurality IN CLEVELAND. the
home Of Mark Hanna. wiped oIt. and
the Jones vote elsewhere Went 10 Bryan.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
Cincinnati. o, Nov. S.-f'rom nearly COM
piete returns MckiuleY's plurality In Gin
rinnad is placed at i5.rot.
For Congress th. folltIyiu.. results In
First District. William r. Shattuck rep
elected: Second District. Jacob II. Brnm-
well CRep.i. elected: Fourth District. Rob
ert T.. Gordon ,pemn. elected: Fifth Dis
triCt. John :. Suonh DEM. elected: Sixth
District. {. q Ilildebraud ,Rrpr. elected;
Seventh District. r. T. xvi" ,K=pD. elected
Tenth District. stephen Morgan iHcpl.
elected: Eleventh District. Charles II Gros-
venor tRepp. elected; Thirteenth District
j. a. Norton DEM. elected: Eighteenth
District, Robert w. TAYLOR tHep.t, elected.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
DEMOCRATS MADE
GAINS IN maine.
Republicans Carried the State,
However. by About Twenty
Thousand Plurality.

Vote in 1896: Bryan. 2c.2i7. Mckinley. sn.42s
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Lewiston. Me. Nov 6-Thn weather to-
day Wis perfect for the election. The Re
publican plurality. nevertheless, has been
cut to about 21.0.o as compared with 5000
in 1895. Republican losses everywhere are
shown in the returns. In Reeds cli cen
Eressiona! district no: more than 20 per cent
of the Republican vote has becn accounted
for
Two hundred cities and towns give Bryan
1897: Mckinley. i2.214. The same towns in
1896 gave Bryan 20.3ii: Mckinley. O6s!.
Portland complete. gives Mckinley 4 15g;
Bryan. ISIS. As compared with four years
ago. this is n Republican loss of i.3 and d
gain for BRYAN OF Ia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
SAME OLD STORY
IN new HAMPSHIRE.
Republican Plurality About TWEEN.
iy Observation-Disclosures Gained
in Many Towns.
Vote IN 1895: Bryan. z1.,.1. Mckinley s7.44.

Vo'" IN 1895: Bryan 2f.,.1. Mckinley, s7.lH
Concord y. II. Nov 6-An Unusually
heavy vote was poitei throughout New
Hampshire to-day. The Republican e1ec-
t"rai ticket has undoubtedly carried the
state by at least 2ccpn. Both Republican
candidates for congress will he elected by
about $50 each; the Legislature will he
overwhelmingly Republican in both
branches and the Governors council will be
solidly Republican.
Fifty-five towns in New Hampshire show
Democratic gain of e. per cent and Re
publican loss of per cent.
Comrct. returns frcm the two Congress
sicnal districts In this State show that Cy-
rus a. SuliOway Rep) is reelected in the
First District. and Frank u. Currier Rep.)
IS elected in the Second District
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-11-07
NO RETURNS FROM IDAHO.
Only One Precinct Heard From at
Midnight.

Vote In 1895: Bryan. Is. .ia5. Mckinney. s,3il.
Bryan fusion Of all silver forces
Boise. Idaho. Nov. s.-There are as yet no
returns from this State. Only one precinct
has been heard from. at East Caldwell. 1t
gives Mckinley al, Bryan SO. Two years
ago II gave the fusionists u.s. Republic
ans e.