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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-08
KENTUCKY.

Cincinnati, Nov IA Western Union
Bulletin issued tonight about Kentucky,
SAYS:
Returns from IS counties complete, or
nearly so, embracing 1,215 out of a total
of 1877 precincts in the State, give Bry-
an 156,759 Mckinley 1926; Beckham
,036; Yerkes 1887 In the "A coun-
ties not yet heard from or reported so
sparsely as to be Ineligible 16 gave in
the last Presidential election 7,243 Dem
ocratic plurality and rs gave 1887 Re-
publican plurality
According to special dispatches, the
election of Kehoe, Democrat, over Pugh
Republican, in the Ninth Congressional
district by majority is 25O is conceded
Louisville, KY, Nov. Tonight the
Courier-Journal with returns from /, 700
out of 1884 precincts in Kentucky puts
Bryan's majority at 5000 and Beckham.
Democrat, for Governor, at 1000. These
majorities are both considerably smaller
than those hitherto claimed for the Dem
ocratic candidates, but the remaining pre-
cincts are for the most part Democratic
and are expected to increase these ma
jorities.
Frankfort, Ky, Nov. THE Kentucky
governorship is still being claimed by
both parties at the State capital The
Democrats are claiming advices showing
Beckham's election by $500 to 5000, while
the Republicans claim the election of
Yerkes by $500. Independent voters
charge that the Republicans are holding
back the returns in the Eleventh dis
trict and that the Democrats have done
likewise in the First, the Republican and
Democratic strongholds, respectively,
each waiting for the other side to make
show down and that this is responsible
for the delay in ascertaining the result.
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INDIANA

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. IA plurality
of anywhere from $4,000 to 80 900 for the
Republican National ticket the election
of Colonel w. T. Durbin, Republican, to
the Governorship; the election of the en-
tire State and Marion county Republican
ticket, nine and perhaps ten out of thir-
teen congressman, and the election of a
Legislature that will have a Republican
majority of forty on joint ballot, is a
summary in brief of yesterdays battle at
the polls in Indiana. An unexpected de-
velopment is the fact that the Republi-
cans made their strongest gains in Dem
ocratic strongholds.
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THE NEW CONGRESS.
Babcock Figures on 202 Republicans, 147 De-
mocrats; Doubtful 8.
(By the Associated Press }

(By the Associated Press)
Chicago, Ills, Nov. AT 10 o'clock to-
night Congressman Joseph W. Babcock,
Chairman of the Republican Congress
-~sienaA committee, issued the following
statement.
THE Democrats have elected solid Con-
gressional delegations in the following
States. viz: Alabama Arkansas, Colorado
Florida, Georgia Louisiana, Mississippi
Montana, Nevada, South Carolina, Texas
and Virginia, aggregatng rs members.
The Republicans have elected solid
Congressional delegations in the following
States, viz: California, Connecticut, Del
aware, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mary
land, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hamp-
shire, North Dakota. Oregon, Rhode Is
land, South Dakota, Utah, Washington,
West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming,
aggregating 80 members.
THE Republicans have elected twelve
members in Illinois, the Democrats ten,
Lorimer and Denberg, Republicans, having
been defeated. In Indiana we elected
8 and the Democrats 4, the present dele
cation remaining as now. In Kentucky
the Republicans 2, in the Fifth and
Eleventh districts; Democrats 6, with the
Third, Ninth and Tenth in doubt. Massa-
chusetts, Republicans 10, Democrats the
same as now. Missouri, Republicans 2,
Democrats II, with one district, the Four
teenth in doubt. Nebraska, Republicans
2, Democrats 1, with the Third, Fourth
and Fifth districts in doubt. New Jer-
sey, Republicans 6, Democrats 2, same
as now. New York, Republicans 21, Demo-
Gratis H. We gain the First, Second.
Third Fourth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth and
Twentieth districts in New York. North
Carolina, Republicans in the Eighth and
Ninth districts; Democrats Z. Ohio, Re-
publicans II, Democrats A. We gain the
Third, the Dayton district, by 200, and
the Twelfth, Columbus, the district of
Congressman LentZ by Ia. Pennsylvania,
Republicans 26, Democrats 8, with the
Twenty eighth district in doubt We gain
the Third, Twelfth Thirteenth Nine
teenth. Twenty sixth and the Twenty
seventh districts in Pennsylvania. Ten
nessee, Republicans 2, Democrats s, same
as now
Total Republicans elected, 202; Demo
Gratis, 147; doubtful, s.
The present Congress as elected con-
tains 185 Republicans, opposition 172."
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TIE THIRD DISTRICT is SAFE.
Congressman Thomas is Reelected by Good
Safe Majority.

All efforts of this paper to obtain any
thing definite or official from the Third
district yesterday failed
The unofficial returns, however, show
beyond doubt that Congressman Thomas
is reelected.
His majorities (estimated) are as fol-
lows: Carteret, $50; Craven, 1850;
Duplin, 750; Harnett, 200 Jones, 120;
OnslCw, 500 Fowler's majorities: Samp-
son. 1000; Moore, 225; Cumberland 200;
Bladen, 125.
1t was reported here last night that
Cumberland had given a majority for
hut this is not thought to De
true. If it is, it will increase Mr.. Thomas
majority to nearly G,000.
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MICHIGAN

Detroit. Mich. Nov. Returns from
the State ND to 10 o'clock tonight give
President Mckinley a plurality of O,85S
and Colonel A. T. Bliss, the Republican
candidate for Governor 69,059.
The Republicans have increased their
majority in the Legislature on joint bal
lot by Z. In 1896 McKinley's plurality in
Michigan was 56,170
The entire Michigan Congressional
delegation is Republican. In Western
Michigan where it waa expected the Re-
publicans would suffer by reason of the
loss of the Dutch vote, they have in
creased their majorities The Constitu-
tional amendment permitting the taxa
tion of railroads and other corporations
on the cash value of their property has
been carried by a large majority.
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reputation who have made their head
quarters in this city for number of
weeks past, are also scattering to their
homes in different sections of the coun-
try.
The official returns as received are not
materially changing the results of Nc
Kinleys plurality at midnight, which re-
mains approximately $4,000 in the State.
John B. Stanchfield the Democratic nom
inee for Governor, ran ahead of his
partys Presidential electors, but O'Dell S
plurality still remains about 100000. Both
houses of the State Legislature are Re-
publican by large plurality.
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EXPLOSION AT TING LING.
Chinese Attempt to Steal Powder, When it
Explodes, Killing Many.
(Rv the Associated Press. J

London, Nov THE following dispatch
from Major General Lord Campbell has
been received by the Secretary of State
for India:
"At Ting Ling the Chinese attempted
to steal powder and caused an explosion.
Two soldiers and three camp followers
were killed and four camp followers were
injured. A large number of Chinese were
killed or wounded, owing to their wadded
coats catching fire.
BRITISH SHOOT BOXER CHIEFS.
Taku, Nov IA British column under
General Richardson left Pao Ting Flu Oc-
tober 2Sth marching in the direction of
Pekin. At Tung Mu Ing the troops tried
three Boxer chiefs, destroyers of a chapel
and killers of native Christians. The
British shot the chiefs.
On October Goth General Richardson
met 500 imperial troops commanded by
General Fan. Both sides advanced for a
parley, but owing to an unfortunate mis-
understanding an Indian trumpeter shot
General Fan dead. The trumpeter was
arrested. and the incident was explained
to the Chinese, the two forces then pro-
ceeding by different routes.
General Richardson burned two viii
lagos, the places where Messrs. Robinson
and Normal, the missionaries, were MUIR
dered, and demanded that the city OF
Yang Ching should pay 10000 taels as
compensation to the families of the vic
Tins. The payment was guaranteed
Three other villages were burned near
Sang Fang, November 4th.
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Leads all North Carolina Dsiesim News and Circulation

will reach 10000. Complete returns from
1,574 precincts out of 2,190, outside of
San Francisco, give Mckinley 107 1922;
Bryan 81,24S The same precincts in 1896
gave Mckinley 96,367; Bryan 81, ,S01.
Owing to the failure of a few election
officers to make a semi official report,
the complete figures in San Francisco can
not be ascertained at present, but it is
safe to say that the Republican Presiden-
tial electors have carried the city by s.
600 or 10000. The Republicans have
elected all seven Congressman.
The Legislature is Republican by ma
jOrity of 26.
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CROKER ON BRYAN's DEFEAT.
Thinks Sixteen to One Helped Compass it in
New York.
(By the Associated Press.


New York, Nov. 7--Richard Croker
said at the Democratic Club today;
Il was very much surprised and dis
appointed at the way the election turned
out. did expect Mr.. Bryan to be elected
President of the United States"
Asked for the cause of defeat, Mr..
Croker replied
II believe that Is to had good deal
to do with the vote against Bryan in
this State. What the causes were in
the Southern and Western. States l do
not know.
eve all know what the cause was in
New York State; the money centre of
the East However, New York city did
very we'll indeed If the rest of the
country had done as well as New York
Bryan would have been elected. Kings
county did very well, too.
81 do not regard the decision of the
country as adverse to Mr.. Bryan as a
man. 1t was against the principles. He
is magnificent representative Ameri-
can
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RESULTS OF ELECTION BRAwLs /:
Five Men Shot to Death and One Fatally
Wounded in Kentucky
(By the Associated Press.


Louisville, KY, Nov. 7-Quarrels over
politics and gambling resulted in five men
being shot to death last night in Ken
lucky. One man was fatally wounded.
The dead are:
Alfred Stanhcpe, at Versailles, shot by
George Woodruff, town marshal of Mid
way, KY.
Henry Osborn, of Harlan county, shot
by John Day.
Grant Raines, (colored) of Middlesboro,
shot by j. Griffith, white.
Edgar Brown, of Buckeye, shot by
Luther Ray.
Robert Munsey, of Burnside, shot from
ambush.
Fatally wounded:
Thomas Etherngton, of Versailles, by
SANDER, shot in Woodruff -Stanhope fight.
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GOVERNMENT CIRCLES DELIGHTED
BRYAN WILL SPEAK LATER.
Ee Bas No Statement of ANY Kind to Make at
Present,
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
Lincoln, Neb., Nov With the eXcep-
tion of a short drive in the carly even
ing w. J. Bryan remained in the study
during the day, rising late this morning
and retiring early tonight He said this
evening he had no statement of any kind
to make at present. Mr.. Bryan received
hundreds of kilograms during the day and
evening from personal and political
friends, but their nature was not dis
closed. 1t is Mr.. Bryan's intention to re-
main in Lincoln at least\until he is thor
oughly rested. To newspaper correspon-
dents he asked to be excused from out
lining his future actions.
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A Cruiser Nay Enforce Our Demand


Tangier, Nov THE United States
Consul General is understood to have
made further strong representations to
the Government officials, urging the i'm
mediate payment of the American claims
1t is also again reported that an Ameri-
can cruiser is to be sent to enforce the
demand
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MINNESOTA

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1.-The only point
unsettled in the Minnesota election is
the contest over the Governorship. Every
thing else has gone Republican by ma
joritics so large there is no possibility
of change. Tams Bixby, chairman of the
Republican State Committee, figures 1854
plurality for Van SAINT, while Chairman
Rosing, of the Democratic Committee,
from the figures reported to him, foots
up 10000 plurality for Lind. The present
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-08
EUROPE IS GRATIFIED.
McKinley's Election Pleases the Monarchial
Government. Talk of an Alliance.

(By the Associated Press.)
London, Nov S.-(Thursday.)- 1.-THE
Novoe Vremya," says the st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Express, wir-
ing before the election of Mckinley, was
known at the Russian capital, IAN
nounces, with official sanction, that an
understanding has been reached between
Russia France and the United States and
Japan, by way of counterpoise to the
Anglo German agreement adding that
the result will become specifically ap-
parent if President Mckinley is re-
elected"
GOVERNMENT CIRCLES DELIGHTED.
Berlin, Nov. German Government
circles are all delighted at President
McKinley's reelection. The United
States embassy today received a number
of expressions of that kind.
Generally speaking the German public
is taking much greater interest in the
American election than heretofore
Everybody is discussing the results.
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NEBRASKA

Lincoln Neb.. Nov. THE Democratic
National Committeeman Dahlman this
afternoon stated that the Nebraska Leg
islature will be fusion by II majority;
that the Fusion State ticket is elected
by about 5000 majority, and that the
Bryan electors win by ! 800. Republi-
cans are inclined to concede the Legis
lature on the face of the present re-
turns, but they allege fraud in Douglass
county, Omaha, and will contest. So far
the returns show gains in the Legisla
ture of sixteen members for the fusion
lists over two years ago.
Omaha, Neb, Nov. 7.-Complete figures
received from twenty of the ninety coun-
ties in the State These counties polled
f75, 900 votes, or approximately one-third
of the vote of the State.
The vote of the twenty counties was re-
turned as follows: Bryan, 1880; Nc
Kinley, 4O,099 This change, if main
tanned, would come near wiping out the
Bryan plurality of $4,000 of 1885, Scat
tering returns from other counties show
a smaller percentage of loss, and indicate
that the fusion electoral ticket may win
that the Fusion electoral ticket may win
is claimed that the Legislature of Ne
braska is fusion by 72 votes out of 123 on
joint ballot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-08
SIMPLY A QUESTION OF MAJORITY.
Congressman Small an Easy Winner in the
First District.

Official returns have not been received
from the First district, but there has
never been any doubt of Mr. Small's re-
election. The question is simply one of
majority.
According to returns so far received,
his maiorities are estimated to be as fol-
lows: Beaufort, $50; Chowan, 100; Curri-
tuck, 500; Dare, 20; Gates, 500 Hertford,
TAI; Martin, 500; Perquimans, 800; Pitt,
400; Washington, 400.
The other counties in the district have
not been heard from.
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COLORADO.

Denver Colo, Nov. Returns from
yesterdays election are slowly coming in,
but sufficient returns and careful esti-
mates have been received to show that
Bryan's plurality will be from 10000 to
$4,000 and may reach 10000. The Repub-
licans managers concede the Legislature
to the Fusionists by majority of 56 on
joint ballot. Orman, Democrat and the
whole Fusion ticket will have about 25,
600 plurality. In Araphoe county Bryan's
plurality will be about $500. though this
will considerably exceed the plurality
given the State and county tickets. The
defeat of Senator Wolcott for the Senate
is generally conceded but with several
aspirants in the Fusion parties it is
impossible to predict with any accuracy
who his successor will he
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NEWYORK

New York, Nov. THE Congressional
representation from this State will con-
sist of 21 Republicans and 13 Democrats
New York, Nov. 27-Political headquar-
ters in this city and State are being
abandoned and the campaign Of 1900 is
now history. Ex-Governor Stone, who has
had charge of the Democratic National
headquarters, is preparing to return to
Missouri. Republican leaders of National
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Stole The Post. Office KY
tspecial to News and obserrer.

Especial 10 News and ObServer)
Winston. N. c.. Nov. 7.-Robert Foard,
colored, was bound over to the Federal
court here today on the charge of steal
ing postofice keys, and robbing the mail
of a Winston business firm. Failing to
give one thousand dollars he was com
mitted to Jail.
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The States Delegation
in the Next Congress-

North caronas in
andt Republicans
Republicans NJ the Ninth district Black
maorites
H
Thomas Fourth district
Belamy;
trio TheoF
and
and Kithn the
negr
heir
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IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho, Nov THE latest re-
turns indicate that Nez Perces county is
close and that the Fusionists have part
or all of the legislative delegation. That
county was very strongly Republican in
1898 and was relied on in this year. Latha
county also strongly Republican hereto
fore, is very close.
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WILL KITCHIN is ALL RIGHT.
The Fifth District Gives Him a Majority of
1,5OO.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Roxboro, N. c., Nov. MY majorities
are: Granville, sos; Durham, ATT; Per-
son, 273; Rockingham, $50; Orange, so;
Guilford 23S.
Joyce's majorites: Alamance and
Stokes (estimated) 700
Kitchin's net majority (estimated),
1900. w. w. KITCHIN.
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MISSISSIPPI

Jackson, Miss, Nov. THE next Con-
gressonal delegation from Mississippi
will be wholly Democratic. The State is
conceded to Bryan by $4,000 There is
little doubt that the amendment to the
Constitution changing the method of dis
tributing the common school fund was
defeated fully % per cent of the voters
failing to YOla ON the question.
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BLACKBURN's MAJORITY 2,4OO
Chairman Vance Gives the Majorities of the
Two Candidates.

Especial to News and Observer)
Winston, N. c., Nov. 7.-Blackburn's
majorities: Allegheny 100; Ashe, 500;
Alexander, 200; Caldwell, 100; Mitchell, l.
500; Surry, 500; Wilkes, 900; Watauga,
$50; total, 4,2OO
Buxton Burke, 200; Cleveland. 1000;
Forsyth, $50; CASTOR, $50; total, 1,S00
Blackburn's majority, 2,4O0.
kilograms from the district show a
majority of about 2,7OO, but l think the
official count will run about as given
above.
SAM F. VANCE, Chairman
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MONTANA

Helena, Mont, Nov. Fuller returns
show Bryan's plurality will be from $4,000
to $4,000 and Governor. Toole leads the
Democratic State ticket with from 5000
to 5000 votes to spare. The Legislature,
which will elect two United States SEN
ators, is Democratic from fifteen to
twenty votes on joint ballot, and will un-
doubtedly re-elect Senator William A.
Clark and some other Democrat or Popu-
LIST to succeed Thomas c. Carter
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 7.-Complete
returns are coming in slowly, but enough
is known to indicate a plurality of 60, 900
for Bryan in Arkansas. Neither Demo-
Gratis nor Republicans polIed their full
strength. In each OF the six Congress
sional districts the Democratic nominees
for Congress appear to have run slightly
ahead of Bryan and their maiorities
ranpn from & 000 IN I : O00
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KANSAS

Topeka, Kansas, Nov. practically
complete returns show that Mckinley has
a plurality of $4,000 in Kansas and that
the Republican State ticket is successful
by plurality of probably 5000 less. The
Legislature will be Republican in both
branches.
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MOODY HAS TWELVE COUNTIES.
Only Three Were Carried in the Ninth by
Crawford.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Waynesville, n. c., Nov. 7.-Vote in the
Ninth district is as follows: Crawford
carries Clay by 80 majority, Rutherford
by 200, Haywood by 1877.
Moody carries Cherokee by 800; Swain,
233; Graham, 33; Macon, 60; Jackson 90;
Madison, 1850; Transylvania, so; Hender-
son, 470; Polk, 125; Yancey, 200; Bun
combe, 225, and Mcdowell so.
J. NJ. MOODY.
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. poU HAS OVER 5000 MAJORITY.
Giles Carried Only One County and Jenkin
Carried None.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Smithfield, n. c., Nov. --latest re-
turns tonight give me $3.50 majority.
carry every county in the district but
one.
Ny majorities (estimatedD are: John
ston, 1900; Franklin. 1900; Wake, l.
O96; Nash, 500; Vance, 327; Chatham, Is.
Giles carries Randolph by 150
E. w. POU.
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MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, Nov 1.-THE vote of Massachu-
setts, returns having been received from
every city and town. is as follows:
Mckinley 239, 495; Bryan 156507.
Vote for Governor: Crane 219, ,S29; !;
Paine PILES
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KANSAS FOR MCKINLEY
Haine Rolls Up a Majority For the
Republicans.
HOW THE SENATE AND HOUSE WILL STAND
Republican Estimate Says the House viii Con-
sist Of 202 Republic ans, TAT Democrats
With s Members in Doubt. Demo-
cratic Senators %.
(By the Associated Press.)

10y IHo ASSOcldCeQ Press.
Washington, Nov. THE next Senate,
assuming that the State legislatures will
fulfill their duty and choose Senators to
represent their States, will stand, on the
basis of yesterdays election, 49 Republi-
cans, Is Democrats and 10 Independents
with the Legislature in doubt in two
States with the privilege of electing five
Senators at this time. The Legislatures
in doubt are Delaware and Idaho. Among
those classed in the independent column
are Senators Stewart of Nevada and Kyle
OF South Dakota, who, in the last Con-
gress acted with the Republicans on all
party matters; Turner of Washington,
and Harris, of Kansas, who acetd with the
Democrats, and Wellington, of Maryland.
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BELLAMY's MAJORITY LARGEST
Ee Carries Every County and Has Over IL, 900
Majority.

Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. MY majori-
ties (estimated) are: New Hanover,
2,26S; Robson, 1900; Meczlenburg. 1,S00
Scotland 1000; Union, 1900; Anson, 1,30O;
Pender, 900; Columbia, 500; Richmond,
500; Brunswick. 10O
JOHN d. BELLAMY.
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KLUTTz's MAJORITY is 1000.
Holton's Majorities in Yadkin Davie, Lincoln
and Davidson.

Especial to News and Observer)
Salisbury, N. c., Nov. MY majority
in Rowan is 1,500; Iredell, $40; Stanly.
600; Montgomery, 1856; Catawba, 300; Ca
barrus, $50.
Holton's majorities: Yadkin, $50; Lin
coin, so; Dave, 400; Davidson 500 The
last three are estimated. l am elected
by about 2,000
THEO F. KLUTTZ.
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WALL STREET CELEBRATES.
Money Lords Parade, Rejoicing in Re -electii n
of the President of Trusts.
(By the Associated Press

New York, Nov. 7.-More than 5000
brokers, members of the Stock, Produce
and Maritime and Cotton exchanges, pa
raded this afternoon in celebration of the
election of William Mckinley.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-08

The London Chronicle in commenting
on the election says that Roosevelt is
the greatest man who has appeared in
American politics since Lincoln.
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MAINE

Portland Maine, Nov. Figures from
314 cities, towns and plantations give Me-
Kinley, 5S.5l2; Bryan, 3.72S. In 1896
same towns gave Mckinley, 1929; Bry-
an % 162