The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-11-09

New Haven, Conn, November THE
revised election returns for Connecticut
with every town and district in the
state heard from, gives the state to
Mckinley by plurality Of 2S,415.
IDAHO.
Boise. Idaho. November THE latest
returns indicate that Nez Perce's coun-
ty is very close and that the fusionists
have part or all of the legislative dele
CATION. That county was very strongly
republican in 1898 and was relied on in
this year.
Portland. Me-. November Figures
from 314 cities, towns and plantations
give Mckinley 5S.512: Bryan 33,72s. In
1898 same towns gave Mckinley 20, 729;
Bryan 2S.163.
MONTANA.
Helena, Mont. November Fuller
returns show Bryan's plurality will be
from 5000 to $4,000 and Governor
Toole leads the democratic state ticket,
having control of the legislature, and
give plausible figures in support Of
their assertions.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Tenn, November THE
total vote cast in Tennessee will fall
As per cent. under that of 1896 and
Bryan carries the state by $4,000 to
200 votes.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del, November Re
turns received this afternoon definitely
determined the political division of the
next Delaware legislature. 1t is repub-
lican in each branch and will probably
elect two United States senators Of
that party.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, November I'm New
Orleans 22, 500 votes were cast, out of a
registration of Al ,403. Bryan's majori
ty is 13, 400.
state probably will be in excess of 3d.
900.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Manchester, N. H, November S.-The
republican majority in the state on
both the gubernatorial and national
tickets will be $4,000.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Ark, November Com
plete returns are coming in slowly, BIT /!
enough is known to indicate a plurali-
ty of $4,000 for Bryan in Arkansas.
Neither democrats nor republicans
polled their full strength. In each Of
the sixth congressional districts the
democratic nominees for congress ap-
pear to have run slightly ahead Of
Bryan and their majorities range from
5000 to $4,000.
ALABAMA.
Montgomery, Ala, November THE
vote was light in Alabama. The re-
publicans have carried several coun-
ties. AS a general thing the negroes
did not vote. The democratic majori-
ty will be at least 100000.
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, November T. Returns
from all but four precincts in the city
of ST. Louis give Bryan 81, ,755; McKins
ley 59,174. The democrats elected every
candidate on their city ticket
CONNECTICUT.
with from 5000 to 5000 votes to spare
The legislature. which will elect two
| United States senators is democratic
| from Is to 20 votes on Joint ballot, and
| will undoubtedly re-elect Senator w
| A. Clark and some other democrat Oh
| populist to succeed Thomas c. Carter
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Md. November with
scattered precincts in various counties
| of the state to hear from. Maryland's
| plurality for Mckinley and Roosevelt
in yesterdays contest was 14,146 with
| a probability that the official count
| will swell the total to 5000 or more.
| UTAH.
Salt Lake, Utah, November AT 1O
| o'clock returns are in from about three
| quarters of the precincts in the state.
| McKinley's majority is 4,50O. Wells, re-
| publican, for governor, has a majority
Of 1000 ,and Sutherland, republican, for
| congress, leads King by 1,600 majority
| The legislature is republican by a ma
| jority of eleven on joint ballot
| WASHINGTON
| Portland, Ore, November 7.-About
one-half the total vote of the state OF
| Washington has been reported ano
shows Mckinley 27,4S1, Bryan 2O,051
For governor Frink, republican, 23,O36;
| Rodgers, democrat, 22,764; Frink's plu-
| rality 273 Late returns from western
| Washington have increased Frink's
vote and it will take a more complete
| count to determine the result
McKinleys majority in the state will
| be close to 10000.