The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10

gain for Bryan over 1896 OF 6621 and a
loss for Mckinley of 4195. Fifteen
cities and towns in Massachusetts,, ex-
elusive of Boston, give Bryan 19242;
Mckinley 40,S0S. Same in 1896 gave
Bryan 1858; Mckinley 47,571. This
shows republican loss Of IA per. cent
and democratic net gain OF SO per ct.
Same cities and towns give for COVER
nor: Crane. rep, .1S,s67; Payne. dem,
16,499.
Rhode Island.
Providence, r. l., Nov. 7-On an In
creased vote Bryan has made consid-
erable gains in Rhode Island. McKin-
ley's plurality four years ago was 22,-
978. Only half Of the lab districts in
the state have been heard from. those
missing, including most Of those in the
cities. with most of the 59sin Provi-l
dence. McKinley's plurality will be
about 10000 ~" +. Il: Jgs.s :, ~ 4
s In Vermont. ss..s4
White River Junction, VT. Nov ~
Returns from It's towns. with II more
Kentucky Democratic.
/ Louisville. Nov. 7.-Incomplete re-
turns from 33 counties outside Of Lou
isville give Beckham for governor $500
majority over Yerkes. Bryan is rum
ming little ahead Of Beekham in the
same counties. y
one hundred ahd eigahty:hve out OF
200 precincts in L6afsvfls ssand county
give Mckinley. Ia majoTity.'over Bryan
Of 4027. ]. The same .prscincts ), give
Yerkes for governor q majority of 5000
over Beckham. /,
= New York City Democratic.
New York, Nov. 7.-The. city of New
York complete with 158 election dis
tricts missing out of a total of 1922,
give Mckinley 246,232, Bryan 273,66S.
to hear from gave Mckinley 83,S4O
Bryan 1882. This is a. net gain, of 29.4
per cent for Bryan and net loss of II
per cent for Mckinley. Returns Are
very slow coming in. The missing
towns are, mainly small agricultural
communities which are likely to in
crease the republican plurality to about
10000.
- Connecticut. -
New Haven, Nov lone hundred
cities and toWnsin Connecticut out OF
100 give Bryan 11,419; Mckinley, 21,.
+. 965; republican net loss, 8 per. scent !;
deocratic net gain of 81 per cent. On
this basis IMcKinley's plurality in. Con
necticut will De 23,285. ~
So. North caroIina.
: na,o,, ~ NJ, n,ha o,ao.;or
%a.s ce,.... ~ ~ 80 49,. .,.,- a,,;a. 70 =
l 80 W - ~. go, .a,.;t,
Ill Ill, :. -. ~ ~ ,ass sA +.,.n ao noo Sovey
"m .aa.s.;e nos W a",as. .eSS @ '''ouo a,ootad
: III ae.,.. ~ E;chth ~,
s,. W. wy - sA
7 Sinen u's'' ''ss' ls |
!, West Virginia, !
Charlston, w. ", Nov. 7.-Indica
tions are that Mckinley has .soarrie,
the state by 5000, and the republican
state ticket is probably elected, Will
e the democrats will have majority OF
S Joint ballot in the legislature.
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n
l. HAscG.lve MANSON, Hnt, yn.
NOV. esluvn. @ ,.,a Sona re'evv s",
! : rounded by large number. Of. his OIL
: friends and neighbors. INCLUDING man
ladies who came. as the guests of Mr.:
Il Mckinley. to share with her the intel
est and excitement 81 this culminatin
event of the campaign: Direct wire
. connected the house with therepublica
r national headquarters at New York an
u Chicago, with Senator Hanna at th
J. Union Club in Cleveland, and with tn
!, home of Governor Rooseveltaat; ;Oyste
~ Bay. SO that the President was in cor
u stant telegraphic touch with his. ass,
le ciates on the ticket, and with the, can
paign leaders. The President made .hi
headquarters in his library, where mo:
es of the gentlemen congregated, Will
n Mrs. Mckinley entertained the ladie
C. in the parlor. The President was
OF his usual good humor, showing no sign
ID of anxiety over the result ~ The Pre-
es ident in person read some of the r
e- turns, but refrained sffoh making an
ne comment. whatever on the, result an
bO accepted with unFuf1ed' confposure tt