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national headquarters in New York for
the night.
Colorado.
Denver. Col. Nov. Milton Smith,
chairman of the democratic state central
committee at midnight made the follow
ing statement:
Il am satisfied that Bryan has carried
Colorado by from 10, 900 to $1,000, n the
fusionist state ticket will not run 5.0Os
votes behind him. The republicans have
MT elected more than II Of the 10 men,
hers of the legislature. Congressman
Shafroth has a majority of Il, eC, and Bell,
in the Second district, is elected by 1000"
Chairman Ford of the republican com.
mittee, declined to make an estimate OF
the result in the state.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. AT midnight
the following statement WAS issued oy the
indianapolis Sentinel (deni.):
1.-The returns up to tins hour are very
meager. and the result IN Indiana Is in
doubt, but II the percentage OF republican
gain indicated by the latest reports is
maintained the state will give Mckinley
approximately the same plurality as in
1896
The Indianapolis Journal (rep.) at mid
night claimed the state fUr Mckinley by
an increased plurality over 1896.
Massachusetts.
Boston. Nov. Gas usual in presidential
years Massachusetts Went republican tn
day by a substantial. out considerably re-
duced majority, giving to President Nc
kinley IL votes in the electoral college,
while w. NJ. Crane was reelected gov
crnor, nearly all of the republican state
ticket and at least 10 out of Is republican
congressman.
The state legislature is also republican
by a majority of bout 3 to / ard will
probably again send Hon. Geo. +. Hoar
to the national senate.
Maryland.
Baltimore. Md, Nov. president Nc
kinley carried Baltimore city by a major
ity of 6,995. The returns from the counties
are neager, hut official advices from 81
1885. as against lG, 1877 for Rryan, thus as
surfing him a majority of at least y. W0 i'll
the state. The defeat ui the democrats
has been thorough and surprising, it being
certain that they a lost five OFT of the
six congressman. with the probabilities in
favor of d clean sweep by the loss of the
other.
Utah.
Salt Lake City. Utah Nov. 6.-At 11:3O to-
night MI. Callister. republican chairman.
said:
THE state, from present appearances,
has one republican. We have not re.
turns sufficient to estimate the majority"
The chairman of the democratic COM
H1ltee. fuTCOn, SAID.
this hour but meager returns have
been received. but from the reports re-
ceievd we will carry the state by a ma
Jolly of 1l,oW or more
Missouri.
St. Louis, Nov. 7-Incomplete returns in
dictate that the state mas given the cleo
toral vote to Bryan and Stevenson n
hind the national. The congressional del
egation will stand as before, II democrats
and three republicans. with the Twelfth
district somewhat in doubt, owing to the
Worlds fair amendments are undcubted-
ly carried by a handsome majority.
Minnesota.
ST. Paul. Mimi, Nov. AT midnight the
result of the election in Minnesota was
settled SO far as the presidential vote is
concerned: but the figures on the head of
the state ticket are still too meager to
Mckinley electors have carried the state
by over SO, 900 plurality, some estimates
anG claims going far beyond that figure.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov. AT midnight
the returns indicate a falling off of 10000
to 10000 votes in the state. about equally
divided between the two parties. Many
negroes. especially IN cities, remained
in the state will fall short of that IF Gov
McMillin by 5000 or 1000 votes. McMillin
being reelected by from l2,OO to 1000.
Vermont.
White River Junction. VT. Nov. fra
r. Allen. of Fair Haven, chairman of the
republican state committee. at II o'clock
tonight, announced Ihat McKinley'S plur-
atty in the state will reacn 5000 hased
upon the returns received UP to that time.
Curtis Emery, chairman of the demo-
cratic state committee. would say moth
ing with regard to the result.
Milwaukee. Nov. 6.-Election returns
received up, to midnight INDICATE that
Wisconsin has gone for Mckinley by
state ticket. headed by Eobert Nj. Lafol-
lette, will receive a similar plurality. The
legislature will be overwhelmingly repub-
lican. and the congressional delegation Ia
also certainly republican.
North Dakota.
Fargo, n. D.. Nov. 6.-Chairman Kleine-
gen of the democratic state committee
comedies the election of the republican
electoral and state tickets. with the posi-
BILE exception of attorney general. In 81
out of 20 precincts Mckinley received q
$50; Bryan, 1.45s. against Mckinley, 2.6as;
Bryan. 1855 in 1886.
Kansas City. Mo, Nov. III. Mac Love,
chairman Of the Kansas state democratic
committee. made the following statement
at midnight:
Il fear that Kansas has gone rerublic-
an. and that Mckinley, and Stanley. for
governor. will carry the state by small
majoIitieS."
South Carolina.
Columbia, S. c.. Nov. IA very light
vote was polled in South Carolina. The
full state ticket and full congressional
ticket was elected by the democrats.
There was some opposition to Bryan by
prominent cotton mill men, but Ii failed
to develop much strength.
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. Cat 1876
o'clock tonight the returns show a slien Mt
falling off in the vote IN large counties
which may reduce Brydn's majority to
80. 600. In the cities Bryan runs a tIifie be-
hind the democratic nominees for con
gresS.
JubilatiOn at Washington.
Washington Nov. THE jubilatior here
over President MckinIay's reelection
broke all bounds. Never, except at nau
guration times did such crowds surge up
n down Pennsylvania Avenue, cheering,
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