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

ratio is maintained McKinley's plurali-
ty in New York state will be about
100, 900.
Buffalo, N. Y, November 6.-The re-
turns indicate the election of the entire
city and county ticke and that the re-
p%ublicans have carried this county by
5000 plurality.
New York, November Cat S o'clock
National Committeeman Manley esti-
mates from the returns received at
that hour that Mckinley will carry
New York state by ITO. 900 majority. He
comedies New York city to Croker by
5000. He claims that all the states
that went for Mckinley in 1896 a
been carried for him again, but some
of them by reduced majorities.
Chicago, November Ex-senator Jones
at s o'clock tonight said: The repub-
licans have carried New York We
lave lost in the city and cannot make
up our loss in the cities outside Of
Greater e York. The republicans
are claiming Maryland and Ohio. I
nave no figures to dispute Maryland
uOI nave SuillClclll VIC lIoHl III
upon which to base an opinion"
New York. November e.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Stone. vice chairman of the dem
ocratic national committee. at 1890 p.
m. gave u a statement in which he
said: AT this hour the returns indi-
ate that the republicans have carried
New York state by something like 1O0,-
900. The information from other states
is so meagre that / am unable to give
a satisfactory opinion as to the re-
suits"
New York, November 6.-At IL
o'clock the indications are that Presi-
den Mckinley has carried New York
state by a majority over Bryan Of
about 80, 900, compared with a republi-
can majority in the last presidential
election of 26S, 469. The total vote in
the city of New York is approximately
60, 900 larger than it was in 1896 and up
the state the increase is about 10000.
In the city Bryan wiped out the plu-
rality of $4,000 which Mckinley had
four years ago., N o on a plurality
for himself of about 5 5000. Up the
state Mckinley barely held the vote
which he had in 1896. the added vote
going to Bryan. The vote for B. B.
Odell, Jr., republican nominee for gov
rnor, is considerably larger han that
for Mckinley. In Brooklyn, particular
ly, the democratic nominee for gov
ernor, Mr.. Stanchfield. pea to have
been scratched.
The election passed off quietly both
in the city and state. There were no
more than the usual number of arrests
Of men accused of attempting illegal
voting at city precincts and where the
accused made it clear that they were
innocent they were permitted to return
to the polling places and vote without
further moleStation.
New York, November 6.-Returns
from all but 222 districts out of 1924
in New York state outside Of Greater
New York give Mckinley a majority
of las, 27S. Returns from all but 122 out
of the total of 1922 districts in Greater
New York give Bryan a majority of
81, 331.
New York, November 6.-Following
are the latest returns from the bor-
oughs of Greater New York:
Manhattan and Bronx 147 SOB for Nc
Kinley, 176,242 for Bryan; Brooklyn 10S,-
O1S for Mckinley, 104, 421 for Bryan;
Queens 1O,069 for Mckinley, 1908 for
Bryan; Richmond 6,O3S for Mckinley.
6,733 for Bryan; totals 271,72S for Nc
Kinley, 299, 459 for Bryan. Bryan's plu-
rality in Greater New York, 81 districts
missing, is 27,731, and 2,721 election dis
tricts out of 1924 districts in New
York state outside of Greater New
York give Mckinley Ala. O91; Bryan 3d.
724.
New York, November 6.-McKinley'S
plurality in the state of New York in
Guiding Greater New York is 1885, 1863.
NEBRASKA.
/ Omaha. Neb., November 6.-F1fty-
five precincts outside of Omaha and
Douglass county give Mckinley 1923;
Bryan, 5,S97. This is a net republican
gain of SIS for Mckinley. which, II 1t
holds good throughout the state viii
give Mckinley a plurality of 5000 to
1000. The state ticket is running
about the same as the national candi-
dates. Twenty-one precincts in the
city Of Omaha give Mckinley 1904;
Bryan 1883.
Omaha Neb., November 6.-At 10 p
m. the returns from the state are com
! ing in slowly, less han 200 out Of tht