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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
VIII Return 10 Nebraska.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post -Tnteillgencer.
TACOMA. May s.--Unless some new legal
turn - taken IN the Rowland =. Hills case
Mr. Hills will start for Nebraska tomorrow
in charge of the deputy sheriff who came
out after him with requisilion papers from
the governor OF Nebraska. Gov Rogers
today granted the request 81 the governor
OF Nebraska for the delivery OF Hills, who
is charged with higamy by a woman VINO
claims he married her in England.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
Mining Company Incorporated.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Inteilig.ncer
TACOMA. May 9--The Mon.exu Min
ing Company filed articles OF incorporation
today with Sl00O,o0p capital stock The
incorporators are A. G. Smith. Clark Davis
OF Seattle; James A. Williamson and
Thomas Carroll. Of Tacoma. The latter
two are superior court judges OF Pierce
county. The mines OF the company are in
the Carbon river district In this county and
are -aid to promise renar bly, we'll With
in the past year a great deal of develop
ment has been done In THAI section and
large capital IL interested
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
RELEASED on $4,000 BAIL.
Robert KiIIcup Bound Over for As
sauit and Abduction.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
SEDRO-WOOLLEY. May 9.--Robert C.
killcup, the young man who was arrested
at Hamilton and taken to the county jail
on charge of rape and abduction, has
been released on $1,000 bail.
Martha Binz, the girl in the case. was
also allowed to go home to Lynden. her
father furnishing a bond Of 800 for her
appearance as a witness at the trial.
The police authorities Of this county are
inclined 10 the belief that the affair will
be patched up between the two families
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BOOK CONTRACT NoT YET LET.
state Board .. sim Working on the
Bids sent In

Special Dispatch TO the Post-InteiltRencer
OLYMPIA. May a-The state board of
education has not as yet reached the point
81 making the award OF school book con-
tracts
The board Ia working In executive sea-
sion on the bids. and & win be tomorrow
evening At the earliest before any results
are made public.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
Effort 10 Locate CarIboo Vein.

Special DixDsteh 70 the Post intelligence
GREENWOOD n. G. May s~Dr. A. "
s Rothernal. a noted mining ~nzfnee-
whn is examining Camp Nc Kinney Proper
lies has tackled the question Of locating
Carsboo vein on the Wharton claim WAR
group and lays between Il and Waterloo
About a year age an effort was made 20
locate the vein. but work was suspended
Or. RothermAi has made a proposition 10
the company To locate the ledge FOR an
interest In the undertaking and II accepfe
Is confident Of his ability to solve the
problem Of the greatest Sagnble In British
CoNsubLa's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10

Glassware, common, on each dollars
value. S 40 cents.
In addition TO this. the entire free list,
Of course, Of the Dingley law applies 10
Puerto Rico. except as TO coffee. on which
the Puerto Rican act levies a special duty
in the interest OF the coffee growers of
the island
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
CONTRACTS FoR BUILDING SEWERS
Everett City Council Makes Awards
Amounting to $4,000.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT. May Sat the regular
meeting OF the city council there was
considerable business of Importance dis
posed OF. The contract for the construc-
ton of the sewer was let to Paauet a
Gesner, OF Portland. they being the low
est bidders for this work. the amount be-
ing H9,iT0. Mr.. Paquet was present, and
stated that he would enter I'm to a con-
tract with the city TO employ white labor
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Special Dispatch TO the observation-disclosures
NORTH YAKIMA. May 9-Louis Joer-
dens,. OF the state reform school force.
was In town this week looking for young
Arthur eager. who recently escaped from
the school. eager lived In this neighbor-
hood for several years and was sent to
the reform school by Judge Davidson af-
ter stealing horse at Eliensburg Mr.
Joerdens has an idea he might be I'm
him. 1870
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
stockmen Fix the Time Ma
June 4 Mt YaEsrcu

'pMee Ga,r Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
sroUara tAklMA, May e.-The wool
Nh miii nold sale days on May is and Juna !
ms year at North Yakima. '1i'e
bar, a imilIlon pounds OF wool IS stored
heiia,sa "slIins the first sale. The growers
tharss 'nat the new system will enable
t. 70 secure better prices. and conse-
5resnryy no no business is being done at the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
Prof mn ExtrndIted.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelligenceF
OLYMPIA. May e-fiov Rogers to-
day granted the reaulsitl0n ~ the gov
irnor q Nebraska Tor the extTadition Of
Rowland + Hills charged with bigamy
aud now IN Jan az Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10
stockmen VIII Organize.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
WENATCHEE, May 9.--The call has
been made for all stockmen in this vicin-
ity to meet next Saturday in Mission to
organize a stockmen's association.
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WOOL GROWERS SALE nave

h nav better exhibition of po,,l.rv .ba,
mas ever been had In the state before s'ioii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-10

OF stone hailssted or clean graveled track
for the Northern Psrifc's North Coast
Limited 20 ian over. The absence Of dust
VIII make that observation car thing OF
beauty and 3 s9x forysT,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
ACTIVE SCOUTING.
several Bands of Fliiplno~ Were
Worstcd-Great Excitement over
Presidential Election.

Manila, Nov. last week was de-
voted To scouting. The insurgents.
having failed to- crush single gar-
rlson, are now experiencing reac-
tion.
Licuts. Wilson and Dority, Of The
4jth volunteer infantry, destroyed
large stores OF rice, four granerics
and barracks near BatO.
Capt. Atkinson. with % men OF the
3'th volunteer infantry. attacked 100
insurgents under Col. Valencia. re-
covering two American prisoners and
capturing considerable quantity of
and supplies.
\ native orchestra lurcd the United
states troops from their quarters
near Dagupan, while the insurgents
the rear, killing two Amer
leans and Wounding three.
Sunday Senior Bucncamino. repre-
'enting the principal insurgents in
Manila, requested Judge Taft to for
ward 10 Washington signed express
sion Of their loyalty.
There is considerable excitement
'vcr the presidential election. with a
rood deal OF betting on the result.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Nov. --latest return
from Indiana indicate that the republic
ihs nave carried the state by from 2S 90
~ ss'VW. Ihe republicans will have prob
TIy Erected III OF the 13 congressman
ne legislature Is safely republican.
ana: 'V'eu III ihui'
"a Dstrict-Robert Miers, dem.
9u DlStrlct-Robert Zenor, dem
otn District-James Watson, rep
oth Lstrict-GeO. w. Cromer rep
Vth iyth District-E. ID. Crumpacker, rep.
nth District-Geo w. Steele. rem
18th District-A. L. Brick. rep.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. Ten voting
precincts III indianapolis give Mckinley
4,V-'' Bryan, SS2. same precincts I'm 1896
gave Mckinley LOLA; Bryan, SOO. Net re.
publican gain, II.
ASIDE from the clash in Clay county.
whore one man fell dead with 20 bullets
IN ms body, the election has passed off
without incident VIA
COL w. T. Durbin. the republican gu
ptrhdtorlal candidate. is running very
cl0se 10 the national ticket
zen precincts I'm Marion county Nn-
ulanapoils) show "a net gain of 2jl for Nc
Nlnley over 1896 Same ratio maint aimed
{, ,0O0 NO"''9 ny
democratic congressman have been
elected in the "a ana 3d districts. while
'he republican congressional candidates
were successful in the 9th. Sth. 10th, llth
and 18th districts.
Madison, Ind. Nov. 7-McKinlcy's ma
Iority IN the city, 400. gain Of 30.
, Fort Wayne, Ind. Nov. flames NJ.
ItopihSon' dem. is reelected congress +.
nan from this district by 1900. Allen
county gives Bryan 5000, a democratic
'dln OI 500 or 400 over 1898.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
W EST VIRGINIA.
N""'r'nan Dawson, Republican, Claims
the state for Mckinley by a PIu-
rality of 1900.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 1T "a
known that every one seeking oaico on
the national and state republican ticket
IN West Virginia has passed through tho
uSlhg ordeal OF a strong night and are
now successful. The democrats in Tho
state may nave elected a few constables
.. Justices, but the news has not reached
eItneI headquarters here While the dem
Do.dhc managers virtually give up. they
nav nave Ialled To receive returns. The head
quarters or each state committee have
Dcen cIosed and doors locked Ii will
pIopaDly be week or more before The
correct and full returns will have heen
nhue. Inc republicans claim the state
ny , al ieast l1.OOO. Hon. Joseph Holt
1aInes, republican. has been elected To
congress from Third district and the leg
isia,ure toiat VIII be to 10 republicans on
Huntington. w. Va, Nov. 7-Four,b
congressional district, Hughes. ren
eiected by 1,5O0; sixth sena :orial distrfct
ork. rep elected by 21O, seventh sen,
dtoIial district, g. w. May, rep. elected
py l,oW' ana every member OF the lecls-
azure IN Caben (2), Lincoln and WAYNE
|. al rePubhcans, elected by safe major.
.es; west Virginia will be republican
Wheeling, W. Va. Nov f-Tb. election
PASSED on quietly throughout this STATE |
uesday. Returns are slow as usn.t
tltorney General Bucker wires thai NJ
lowell county has gone 700 renuhl,can
gam OF 400 compared with lSgs Cabeii
Ounty goes republican by $50 10 a50. IN
80 IL went 80 republican.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
GOV. SAVERS PRAISED.
Galveston Deep Water Committee
Passes Rcsolntions Taking No.
tice OF what lie Has Done.

Galveston. Tex. Nov. G.-Thc Gal
weston deep water committee. which
has in hand The preparing Of meas
ures for tate and federal govern,
ment relief in relation TO the late
hurricane, Monday passed resolutions
taking notice of a possible impress
sion that Gov. Saycrs had been dere-
lct in calling special session Of the
legislature TO relieve Galveston. Tho
committee says Gov. Sayers' course
has It's entire approval. as Galveston
will require more substantial assist,
ance than could be accomplished by
an Appropriation from the state treas
ury. The committee praises the COY.
ernor and the people OF Texas for
what they have done.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
CONNECTICIT

New Haven. Ct. Nov. The revised
eiectioh returns for Connecticut. with
eVery town and district IN the state heard
from gives the state TO Mckinley by a
plurality OF 2S.4l The republican, state
ticket, headed BY George T. Mclean for
governor, is elected by plurality Of a.
S4O. All four republican conEressfnen a re-
reelected. - 81
=, The state senate will contain % ren,h-
means and democrats. as against n
repuDllcans and 3 democrats two war
aso The house Is republican bv 5O2 to
o., republican gain over the last house
New Haven, Ct. Nov. 7-Stato Chair.
man Thayer, Of the democratic commit
tee' comedies defeat for the democratic
nauonal ticket In Connecticut. but states
that he believes Judge Bronson. the can
dldate Tor governor will carry the state
bby small majority. II the returns from
are pro rata he gives a plurality Of 4 Go
lie claims the election Of Oliver Glider
sleeve for congress, but may revise his
claims In an hour. after hearing from
the cities. '''''
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
ILLINOIS.
'P"piichns Cnrry the State by n
GOOD Majority, and Make Con-
gressiOnnI Gains.

Chlcago Nov. 7-Chairman Rowe NJ
ny TepuDllcan state central commiff fee
"I'EI 'eddug mass Of telegrams piled
~ ~ MS uesk wednesday morning declared
iIs peHeI that Richard Yates for gov
OInoi' would nave "A majority I'm Illinois
ErTudi 10 that on the national ticker
me returns Wednesday morning make
1CNinley plurality 10000 in the state
" "nu uelnocrats are not disposed TO con
Cede any such majority for Yates over
samuel Alexander, the democratic candI.
uate. Inc returns from the congress
sIupdi districts up TO a late hour indi-
Tdted the election OF II republicans and
~ dShOcrats, but Of the latter the re-
nbuni'cahs' n,bat ans Wednesday morning. insisted
Senat the outcome in the Second and
SKIN districts was still doubtful
chicago, Nov. 7-Dispatches received
from 5zl OF the 355 congressional dis
trlcts show that the republicans have
elected us. the democrats l40, the fusiono
lists ]. the silveritcs and the ponulists
bloomington. H., Nov. lin the 18th
congressional district Vespasian Warner
rep, has been elected
Danville. ILL.,, Nov. 7-Joseph c.. Can
non elected in 18th district.
bloomington, ILL.,. Nov. Tin Adlai l..
Mckinley, S06; Bryan. lI2
lineage, NOV. THE total vote in this |
clty was: Mckinley. 1890; Bryan. 179.- I
6Z; Wooley S.335; Debs. 5.O22: Barker.
ISS; Maloney 295; Ellis, 800
Chicago Nov. 7.-One thousand ono
hundred and ten precincts out of I'127 in
= ,cn nicaso .cso give Mckinley 1872 AS Bryan.
l1S,'W' t mckinley has carried Chicago by
Centralia, ILL.,. Nov. 7.-Centralia and
ng. gives Mckinley 1896 BRYAN. @ '''sS 7gS
same a6 IN 1896 gave Mckinley 1908: Bryan.
'95 Alschuler gained five votes To a
precinct over Bryan.
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NEW YORK.
ep""iicans Carry New York
ny Majority of 100000
ety Goes Demccratic.

] nls;;yy svrH, NOV. 7-rie-.,or ~o.,,
n,,huuu ednesday indicate IN, ,L MS re-
BY abo,,, ,ls ,nlans carried New York stasc
have csrr,.I ~. and that the democrat ~
~ ..-s -s% 2easer New York By about
OF the carn,ihi ans iiorhis one Of the surprises
ra,,,,t'i, tJ campaign, for the reason tha, a.
epoDncan eHp,on chairman ana candidsfs Sns
state in his Mr. odeli. had claimed the
eii,ys eiiiy nv.VO. and the republican esrnr Uy
Hryy,o'Ee i.'Ee peen willing to concede thai NJ
hy yaH would carry Greater New VII
thai prs pSs, oo.OOo. The democrats claimed
from so ooo " ~ ~o1ia 9o 6o carry New York BY
are ~ uns from congressional distr,c,.
IL, scattering and incomplete On + n,r
So cIo.a Mchlniey and Bryan are running
"..1Muueiess: On Manhattan Island in ane she
al street district" whic:, ;nni,,anoo
Ne Me- borough OF Richmond. staten Isls IA
ed KeousIiessnn.. sIisn. sem eens.ds Is probably elect
Mm' Suizer, dem, in the iith d,s,n OK
nm nm Semocrats admit that John Snrrn;
Ian" a." has Deen beaten by VIM. n bonas
hr rop;' IN the district now representa-
wm; sni Astor Chanler. Amos J.
democratic members Of the nrseen,
touso. nave undoubtedly been returnad
~ ,aroasst a, centers to large extent In The
Iistrict ~ r. r. Belmont In the 18th
Isl siipS,, ana at IL o'clock he was sew
,val W nunnred votes ahead OF his rival
tn. , ~; wilcox: In the up the state dis,
iiac.s, ia, Gen. J: II. Ketcham has been re-
,ornira.,,ne .ne democrats having made no
there In all OF the other
,s,rlcts up the state, with the possjbie
SS'ePeion OF Troy and Albany, sections
tne state, the republican Candidates
re sure Of an election.
New York, Nov. The oi,y -, NJ
or ork complete, with 1853 election districts
luSslhg ,,,sdg out OF a total OF l.522, gives Nc.
-ihiey 2B,292; Bryan, 273. 66S. -"'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08
WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash, Nov 7-Prescnt indi-
cations are that Mckinley has carried
Seattle and King county by ma ioritv
or from 1000 to 1900. Returns are SLOW,
In coming in.
r Seattle. Wash, Nov. 7.-Chairman
Schively, Of the republican state COM
mittee, announces that reports from
leading counties OF the state Indicate n
landslide for Mckinley "
e Iacomah. Wash. Nov. 7-Returns from
nve precincts in the city Indicate McKin-
icy VIII carry the county by l.5OO and
FRANK for governor by 500. Eight pre-
cincts give Mckinley Sl3; Bryan. 459.
Seattle. Wash. Nov. AT midnight
Chairman Schively claimed that while
Brink, candidate for governor, will run
nehind, he will be elected. lie claims
5000. - ''"' WV "
Chairman Drum, of the democratic
committee. has privately conceded Wash
ington 10 Mckinley. but says Rogers
elected. "'' 10
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MISSOt III,

ST. Louis, Nov 7-WhIle comnIe,e ra.
turns nave not been received Wedneeda,,
II appears probable that Bryan and DocIy
cry, democratic nominee FOR govcrnor
nave carried the state by reduced nIur'
slues' NO complete figures can be given
for some time. W eNe"
,bsst. st. Louis, Nov. THE returns from
the state and city were very meagcr
OWING to the operation Of the nov eni
untrled Nesbit election law. the unusml
ally heavy vote and the fact thai tbo
counting Of seven constitutional a,nendu
ments had TO done first. Nothing daG-
mite could be had as to the reslII, ~ tbo
midnight. ''0Ne's AZ
ST. Louis. Nov 7-Monroe county No
gives Bryan 400; Mckinley. $50 Eo,,r,
precincts In COntry county: McKinIev
81; Bryan. 40l; Flory. S25: Dockerv /
IL. SIX precincts ST. Louis city OUT of
S5S gives Bryan, 1,0H; Mckinley, go.
Dockery, Loss; Flory, 527. ''O'
St Louis. Nov 7.-ChaIrman seihert
or the democratic state central comrnit''
tee. stated that enough doubtful conn
ties had been heard from to indicate the
election OF Bryan and Dockery. the Iat-
ter for governor, by good pluralities: that
the democrats would control the leqJse
lature and elect l3 and probably ii ont
OF 10 congressman in the state.
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NEBRASKA.
returns Slow, But Indications Are
That Mckinley VIII Carry the
state by Il Small Majority.

Omaha, Neb, Nov. THE result I'm Ne
Draska IS close. The democrats claim
tnat Bryan carries the state by 1900 Il
1000, while Chairman Lindsey, OF the re-
publicans, claims that Mckinley carrie,
IL by o,WD. Many back precincts are still
10 be heard from. The democratic state
ticket is believed to be elected by a
vote running ahead OF Bryan. The legis-
lature is in doubt.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. The result of the
election In Nebraska is still in doubt
ABOUT 90 precincts out of l,6ll have been
heard from and these show very substan-
tlal republican gains. The republicans
claim they will give Mckinley a majority
ana the democrats are equally sure OF
| the result: The changes, however, have
been so diversified that it is well nigh
impossible 10 make an estimate.
with corresponding result in unre-
ported precincts 10 those already received
Mckinney VIII nave a small plurality.
The legislature is also uncertain In
the close counties out in the state, the re-
publicans have made material gains. In
Douglas county, which is the largest as
sembly district in the stafe, the count Will
not be completed until late Wednesday,
and the democrats say the missing pre-
cincts. which are in South Omaha, will
elect the fusion legislature candidates in
this district. The state democratic ticket
Is running slightly ahead of Bryan.
Omaha, Neb, Nov. 7-Twenty-five pre-
cincts outside of Omaha and Douglass
county give Mckinley, 35l5; Bryan zoos |
3,l56; Bryan. 2.S93.
Five precincts in Omaha city gave Nc |
Kinley, G97; Bryan, 623. Net gain for
Bryan, %. The later precincts are show
ing gains for Bryan.
FHty-hve precincts outside of Omaha
and Douglass county give Mckinley,
1863; Bryan. 5S97. The same precincts in
1896 gave Mckinley 1929; Bryan, 5,Ss7.
This is a net republican gain OF SIS for
Mckinley, which. II II holds good
throughout the state. will give Mckinley
a plurality OF from 5000 TO 1000
The state ticket is running about the
same as the national candidates.
Twenty-One precincts IN the city Of
Omaha give Mckinley 1904; Bryan, 2.3S3.
Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 7.-Twenty-sevenI
out OF 81 precincts in Lancaster county
give Mckinley gain OF 663 over 1885. |
These include 10 out OF the 20 precincts OF
Lincoln. Congress, first district, Bur
Sett. rep. elected.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7-Bryan's friends
Ion, but none of them will make a state
nent At l0;45 p. m Mr.. Bryan was
leeping soundly and has given no atten-
ion TO bulletins for two hours.
Lincoln, Neb. Nov. T.-Lincoln COM
lete: Mckinley a majority OF 16O2 a {
ain of 555 over 1896 :
Omaha, Neb., Nov. six hundred and .
orty-five precincts outside of Douglass |
ounty give Mckinley 9,006: Bryan. 7091 | y
Omaha, Neb, Nov. lone hundred and =
Inc precincts outside of Douglass county
i've Mckinley Is, 722; Bryan, l.. $50. Twen.
1-scven precincts in Omaha and Doug
lss county give Mckinley 3.Sl5 Bryan,
06l.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-08

N0f. The belief prevails al
.'" ,i~.r national HEADQUARTERS
..r u-.t' B.. in-t and that Mckinley
'''N te-'.'Dt,d by a larger plurality
i'.ri''i iour years ago.
'.i ...r.. a,ar whom WAS seated
".t N. oi Illinois. and eX- Gov.
r. .. itAa-. Was busy reading bulle-
'" various states and commenting
--i'r AS no read bulletin
-. shows a heavy falling
Bryan or a heavy falling OF for
'-' when asked to express
aa lL the result. said: Il do
''- 4Ae returns are too mea-
'.-h" Prediction.
ei' s.ls % win vet" said ex-
4.rc hgurcs are dOctOrcd
-' ""fK ot Wall street gam
-' "'t represent The viii of
'. know bow the result will
'A.D't. Altgcld. The re-
..' iAcicntly complete 10
.'i..at with the two ex-gov-
a.. Jones' was shown tele-
t.t '." Tx stating that w. j.
M. rled That state by over
PA" '.i' comment was. We'll,
~ ' 'tat bat am not going
. .! hing uow "
e. .. received al the headquar- I
be-. oia ma We're not very en-
B. ''- hy midnight the crowd
u,.. i~+' 'r's had thinned out so
lu.a "''r less ihdn lVO people in
q, ~, N.E The roll call OF
''sA1 Is apparently as fol-
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IOWA.
1t Is Claimed That 1t Will Go 100, 900
for Mckiniey-solid Delegation
to Washington.

Des Mcines, Ia. Nov. lit is apparen,
that Iowa is republican by 10000 and q
solid delegation OF IL republicans will be
sent TO Washington. Because OF the late
closing of polls all over the state.
o clock. but 5g3 out of 2137 precincts in
the state have been heard from. These
give Mckinley 299. 7O7. and Bryan 2O5, $40,
this ratio is maintained. and there is lit.
tie doubt 1t will be. McKinleys nlu.
rality will be 10000. the biggest on rec.
ord in the state. In 1896 McKlnleys pl,,.
rality In Iowa was $3.50.
Des Moines. la, Nov. 7.-Twenty pre.
cincts received by the State Reglste,
from all over the state give Mckinley
2. 22i: Bryan, LAB. Net republican gain
S3l. One hundred and sixty-three pre.
cincts out Of 2l45 give Mckinley 2s'S5S
Bryan, io,z ~. The same In 1896 gave Nc.