Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-07
A GREAT VICTORY!
Mckinley, Roosevelt tand
Rodey.
The Whole Country Swept by
Republicans.
All the Doubtful States Carried by
Mckinley and Roosevelt.
BRYAN BURIED UNDER BALLOTS.
NEW YORK.


New York, Nov. 7.-Returns this
morning indicate that the republ. cans
carried New York state bv about i46.-
600. The democNts carried Grelter
New York by about 1850. Richard
Croker sent Bryan a telegram inform
ing him that though the state had gone
heavily republican. New York county
had been carried by the democratic
electors by $4,000, a gain OF $4,000 The
entire republican state ticket is elected.
The republicans made gains In both
houses OF the legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Later returns
Indicate that Pennsylvania gave over
100000 plurality for the republican
ticket, exceeding even the record
breaking plurality in 1896. OF this plu-
rality Philadelphia furnished over 1885,
900; Allegheny county. including Pitts
burg. nearly $4,000. Bryan carried M
teen out OF sixty-seven counties. The
Indications are the next Pennsylvania
delegations to congress will stand: Re-
publicans 26: democrats T. The result
of Quay's effort to secure a sufficient
number of members OF the inc )ming
legislature to insure his return to the
United States senate, Is In doubt. The
attempts OF his opponents to defeat him
in certain counties by fusing with the
democrats, was practically a failure.
Philadelphia, Nov. lin the thir-
teenth congressional district, @. r. Pat
terson. republican. defeated Cong ess-
man James w. Ryan, dmocrat, by L.
800 plurality. Ryan two years ago had
$500 majority. This district comprises
Schuyikfll county In which are more
mine workers than in any other county
in the state. McK.nley had 1900 plu-
Ivility In that county
Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Pennsylvanla's
next delegation to the house stands
Republicans 20; democrats 4; republl-
can gain OF g. Among the democrats
defeated 10 Congressman VIM. Nc
Aleer of the third district in Philadel-
phia.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Chairman Rowe. OF
the republican state central commit
tee, declares his belief that Richard
Yates for governor would have a ma
jority In Illinois equal to that on the
national ticket. The returns early to-
day make Mcl<lnley's plurality 100 900,
but the democrats are not disposed TO
concede any such majority for Yates
over Alschuler. Returns indicate the
election OF twelve republican and three
democrats to congress.
Chicago. Nov. 7.-Dispatches recelv-
ed by the Associated Press from 221
out OF S5G congressional districts show
republicans elected us, democrats i40.
fusionists /. silverites 1. populists l.
MONTANA.
Helena. Nov. 7.-Although the re-
turns are incomplete the fusion dem
ocratic- -populist- labor ticket is
elected, The friends OF w. A. Clark,
democratic candidate for United States
senate, seem TO control the Legislature
Caldwell Edwards, fusion candidate for
congress, Is undoubtedly elected.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 7.-Returns are
far from complete. but Democratic
State Chairman Walter Cooper says
Bryan has carried the state by 10000
10 $4,000 and Toole, "a Clark demo-
craft for governor. and the reminder
fthe ticket is elected by from 1000 to