The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-07
NEW YORK CONCEDED
BY CHAIRMAN JONES
He Does Not Dispute the Republican
Claims to Ohio and Maryland. The
Southern States Still Stand
True to the Principles of
the Declarations of
Independence.
Mckinley has been reelected

Mckinley has been reelected
inns means four years more of Han
ma and trusts and imperialism and
war. 'AAV
The victory was an overwhelming
one, all the doubtful States dronnino
into the Republican column with bio,
majorities.
New York led off and was followed
in rapid succession by Ohio. Mary
land, New Jersey, Illinois and prob
ably Kentucky and Indiana.
In New York the Republicans claim
a majority of 100000. The Democrats
concede it by 100000. The Associated
Press puts it at 100000 Four years
ago Mckinley carried it by nearly
twice this majority.
Illinois has gone for Mckinley by a
plurality that will probably exceed 80 :
OOO. Returns also indicate the election
or the full Republican State ticket.
Republican managers in Ohio claim
that State by 10000 plurality, and sew
enteen Congressman.
New Jersey has gone Republican by
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mckinley made unexpectedly large
gains in baltimore. His majority i'm
the State will almost certainly reach
1000.
Iowa gives a Republican plurality
of more than 100000
Delaware is Republican by 1000 to
1,5O0, but the Democrats will have a
majority in the Legislature.
If the figures indicated by early
retures continue throughout the 2,4OO
prec NETS in the State of Minnesota.
Mckinley's majority will excede 81
600. Democratic Chairman Warden
comedies that Mckinley carries the
State by 10000, but claims that the
Democratic candidate for Governor
Mr.. Bohmrich will carry the State by
10000.
In Wisconsin the Indications are that
Mckinley's plurality of 102,612 in 1896
will be more than equalled.
Mckinley carried Rhode Island by
about $4,000 plurality.
Though the vote in Massachusetts
shows a Republican net loss of 16 per
cent and Democratic gain of 4S per
pent compared with the vote of 1896,
McKinley's plurality in the State is
estimated at about $4,000.
Murray Nandiver, chairman of the
Democratic State central committee,
comedies Maryland to Mckinley.
In Connecticut early returns showed
that the Republicans sustained net
loss of s per cent and the Democrats
gained 81 per cent. On this basis Me-
Kinley's plurality will be 1896
Michigan is claimed for the Repub-
Leans by 10000.
The vote in Kentucky is close, with
both sides claiming the election. The
counties heard from, however indicate
that the State has gone for Bryan and
Beckham.
At midnight the Republicans claim
Indiana by 10000.
In South Dakota the Republicans
made heavy gains, and are claiming
the State by a small majority.
Heavy gains were made by the Dem
ocrats in New Hampshire. but it is
still in the Republican column. Re
publican gains were made in Wiscon-
sin and Vermont, already Republican.
Nebraska is in doubt, and both par
ties are claiming the State.
Arkansas is Democratic by $4,000
majority.
Georgia gives Bryan 10000 majority.
Texas is Democratic by over 100000.
Riots were reported in Colorado,
Delaware, Pennsylvania and Indiana.
In Colorado two men were killed and
four wounded, one of whom will prob
ably die. The riot was the result of
q race trouble, and one of the dead
men is negro. The riot in Indiana
was a race riot, and the troubles both
at Philadelphia and al Wilmington,
Del, were caused by negroes.
In other States the election was
quiet--unusually quet-and the best
of weather prevailed everywhere.