Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-11-09
done the same.
Mckinley has carried Hennepin

districts out of 13o in Minneapolis at
2:3o o'clock indicated the following:
Mckinley, 2,467; Bryan, 1896.
Van SAINT. 1928; Lind, 1, s35,
At 2:3o this morning partial returns
on the gubernatorial situation had been
received from fifteen different counties
outside the twin cities These indicated
that Van SAINT would be the victor.
The returns included St. Louis, Wat
onwan. Anoka, Lake, Marshall, Rock.
Crow Wing, Aitkin, Washington, Wi
mona, Renville, Grant. Dodge. Polk and
Redwood counties. Mckinley appears
likely to increase his plurality OF 5000
in 1896
Mckinley, 1852; Bryan, 4,o23; Van
SAINT. 6o4o: Lind. 1892.
The latest figures for Ramsey county,
including about two-thirds OF the pre-.
cincts, were as follows:
Mckinley, 12,243; Bryan, $40; Van
SAINT, o,So4; Lind, II,I2o.
St Paul, Nov. 6.-SiN precincts in
Minnesota give Mckinley SIPS, Bryan
3l97.
On the state ticket Chairman Rosing
of the democratic state committee
by $4,000. The republicans give no fig
OF Lind.
Two Harbors, Mimi, Nov. Olive
polling places in Lake county give Nc
Kinley 57o Bryan, 27e; same in 1896,
Mckinley 5ss, Bryan s2s; Van SAINT
312, Lind 43S; in 1893 to they gave
Lind s3I, Eustis 222
Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Eleven pre-
cincts out OF 100 in St. Louis county
give Mckinley 543. Bryan 1873, Van
SAINT 44o. Lind 2o1.
Returns on the congressional contest
arc not in except in few precincts, but
there is no question OF Morris re-elec-
ton by large majority, probably S.
900. Thirty-two precincts out of fifty
in the Sixth give Morris 2,238, Truelsen
1862, majority for Morris of 876 and
net gain for Morris over his vote of
1898 OF S22. On this showing Chair
man Searle does not see how Morris
majority can fall below 5000, and it is
possible that this will be nearly right.
St. James, MINI, Nov. 6.-Three
districts heard from give Mckinley 40.
Bryan $50, Van SAINT 3o7.-,1i,fd 2sI,
McLeary for congress carrying every
thing
.--Gfaska, Mimi, Nov. 6.-The city of
Chaska gives majority to Mckinley
OF 1oS, Van SAINT 70, Heatwole 50.
Warren, Mimi, Nov. 6-This city
gives Mckinley 1876, Bryan 81, Van
SAINT I4o. Lind $50.
Renvile, Mimi. Nov. 6.-Hector
precinct in Renville county gave Nc
kinley III, Bryan 70. Van SAINT 14.3,
Lind 100. The same precinct in 1898
gave Eustis 70, Lind 1872, A precinct
in the village of Renville gives McKin-
Low T 7c 4
I58. A precinct in the town Of EN-
NETT gives Mckinley 62, Bryan "a. Van
SAINT 43, Lind &C. A republican gain on
governor of 81 in these two precincts.
William Mckinley carried Ramsey
county by about 1000 plurality. Van
SAINT lost the county by about l 400.
Crookston, Mimi, Nov. 6 Seven
districts out of seventy-two in Polk
county give for president: Mckinley
7o7, Bryan 400; for governor, Van SAINT
$40, Lind 554.
Fargo, N. D., Nov. 1.-The Repub-
lican state committee claims the cleo
ton of Mckinley electors by $4,000 and
the election OF the state ticket by 10000.
Chairman Klcinogcl OF the Demo-
cratic committee, comedies the defeat of
the Democratic state and electoral
ticket with the possible exception of
John Carmody for attorney general,
who is running ahead OF the ticket be-
cause OF the opposition of Prohibition
lists to Comstock. For congress, Mar
shall will defeat Hildreth by a large
majority. Max Wipperman, Fusion
candidate for governor, ran ahead OF
Bryan, but there are no hopes for his
| election
The Legislature will be strongly Re
publican.
The city of Fargo was in the Nc
kinlcy landslide strong. Four years
ago the town gave Mckinley ma
jority of 24I. This year it will be about
$50.
Judge Pollock is reelected, and
Twichell (Rep.) beats May for sheriff
in this (Cass) county. Mrs. Davis is
| elected superintendent over G. A. Rur-
ing.
Forty-two precincts in North Da-
kota give Mckinley 1876 majority over
Bryan. The same precincts gave Nc
Kinley a majority of sol in 90.
The city OF Bismarck will give Nc
Dickinson gives 1876 majority for Nc
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county will give the Republican state
ticket 300 majority
Fargo, N D., Nov. chairman
Kleinogel OF the state democratic com
| mittee conceded the defat OF the Bry-
an electors tnd the state democratic
ticket in this state.
The returns are coming i'll SO slowly
that it is difficult to make an estimate
on the situation. From the comparative
reports SO far received from only about
fifty precincts in the state the indica-
tons are that Mckinley has carried the
state by from 5000 to 10000 plurality.
Reports indicate that Bryan electors
are running about 90 per cent behind
the figures OF four years ago, when the
republican majority was s,647.
| Reports indicate that Governor Wip-
perman is running ahead OF the Bryan
electors in many parts OF the state, but
the republican majority will be too
great to overcome and it is safe to say
that the entire republican state ticket
is elected, with the possible exception
| OF Comstock for attorney general.
Reports from the legislative districts
| indicate that the democrats have made
some gains, but the republicans will
control both branches OF the legislature
by safe majorities. Republican leaders
now claim the state by $4,000 for Nc
Kinley and by 10000 for the entire state
ticket The indications are that the
final count of the ballots will bear out
the last claim. The vote in the state
seems to have run about $4,000, which
is rather lighter than the chairman of
the republican committee anticipated.
| The weather was ideal and the farmers