Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-11-09

Kinley the republican ticket by 1000
majority.
Sioux Falls, Pettigrew's home, gives
4o5 plurality to Mckinley.
@Des Moines, Nov: AT 1880 it is
apparent Iowa is republican by 10000
and a solididelegation of II republicans
will be sent to Washington. Because of
the late closing Of the polls all over
1877 precincts have been heard from.
These give Mckinley 2oo,7o7 and Bry-
III 2o5,842, a net republican gain of 20
10 a precinct. If this ratio is maintain
ed, and there is little doubt it will be,
McKinley's plurality will be 10000, the
largest On record in the state. In 1896
McKinley's plurality in Iowa was 65,-
$50. CHAIRMAN Weaver says:
Iowa is Mckinley by over 100000,
and we have elected all the congress-
Rumple in the Second district,
J the only close district, is elected by $50
plurality"
Chairman Huffman, of the Demo-
cratic central committee, says: "We
i concede the state to Mckinley by 5o,-
600. We claim the election OF Vollmer
in the Second district"
1.-The entire republican state ticket is
Elected by the largest pluralities ever
rolled up in Iowa.
Milwaukee, Nov, ELECTION re-
turns received up to midnight indicate
that Wisconsin has gone for McKin-
ley by from 1o5,ooo to $4,000 plurality.
The republican state ticket, headed by
Robert M. LaFollette, will receive a
similar plurality.
TThe legislature will be overwhelm-
Mgly republican, and the congressional
delegation is also republican.
chairman of the republican state central
committee, gave out the following
statement:
X W. have carried the state for Nc
Kinley by from 10000 to $4,000. La
Toilette is running even with McKin-
ley and their pluralities will lot differ
materially. We have stopped receiving
returns and have enough to show that
Wisconsin will have a solid congress
sional delegation; and that the state leg
= ~islature will be overwhelmingly repub-
' lican."
Chairman A. F. Warden, of the Dem
ocratic committee, deserted his head
quarters before midnight. He comedies
the state to the republicans by $4,000
majority, as does also National Com
mitteeman Timothy E. Ryan. E. c.
Wall, ex-national committeeman, con-
cedes the state to the republicans by
10000, and all three gentlemen con
y cede the election of 10 republican con-
gressmen.
Des Moines, Ia.-Nov. 6.-At 1896
this evening Chairman Weaver. OF the
republican state central committee. said
Returns from 23I precincts in Iowa
-, so far received, show a net~gain for the
!, republicans of seventeen votes to the
precinct. This ratio carried out viii
mean a majority for Mckinley and thu
"Certainly Iowa will give that much
which would be the largest majorit.
ever given by the state for any party
The majority for Mckinney in 1897
sAssWas $4,000. Chairman Huffman, demo
Acrat, comedies Iowa by $4,000.
Returns show that a heavy vote ha
been cast all over the state. result il
the congressional fights cannot yet b
told, although the indications are tina
all the republican congressman will b
elected.
In the second and sixth districts TIL
fight is close.
In Muscatine, in the second district
Rumple, republican, has a majority Q
500. There seems no doubt that tn
amendment to the state constitution TO
biennial elections instead Of annual one
has carried.
Polk county. in which is Des Nome:
will give about 5000 majority, an in
crease of about 2 900 for the republican:
One hundred and sixty-three pre-
' cincts out OF 2.145 give Mckinley 26
SIS, Bryan 1921. The same in ISo
gave Mckinley 25,o1o; Bryan. 1903.
Twenty precincts received by tn
Register from all over the state Civ
Mckinley 2,224; Bryan, 144o. Net re
publican gain Of 33I.
Omaha, Nov. AT midnight &C
precincts out of 1,61I in the state ha
returned results of yesterdays election
30 OF them being in Omaha and Doug
lass county. A majority of them civ
republican gains, which, if they hol
good throughout the state, will indica1
a republican plurality Of from 1000
5000.
However, the fusionists say the n
turns are not significant Of the real r.
suit, and the outlying districts. will owe
come these gains, and give the state
Bryan by from 5000 to 5000.
The result of the vote on the nation
ticket will no doubt also determine tt
victories on the state ticket, both rul
ming very close together in nearly a
cases.
Although not a factor, the prohib
ton ticket shows a gain over four yea
ago. 1t will require a pretty full cou'
to determine the complexion OF the lei
' i%slature, and both sides are claiming
majority on joint ballot.
Chairman Hall, of the democrat
state central committee, was retice
with regard to the result and refused
give any figures.
Chairman Lindsay, Of the republic;
state central committee, said all the
i returns indicated a complete republic;
victory with a plurality of from 5000
10000 for Mckinley, with no definite
turns on the state ticket and the legisl
ture.
Rhode Island.