The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-11-09

ans and 10 democrats, but Of thelatter
the republicans insisted that the out
come IN the Second and Sixth dis
friets was stiu doubtful. II believe, y
said State Chairman Rowe, sthat a
complete and careful count win show
that Lorimer in the Second and BouteU
IN the Sixth have been elected
ArEahaas Goes Dsmoerasio b. $4,000
Little Rock, Ark, Nov. Bryan
carried . Of the IS counties in ar.
kansas by average PluraIities Of 500 and
gets the state by about 5000 Bach
county returns may slightly increase
these figures -Four years ago the dem
Oeratie majority was 1881
RrPubI'e4a 8IaJo Ity iu Utah.
Salt Lake City, Nov. Tt is esti-
mattel the republicans have carried
Utah by 1000 majority for both the
presidential and state tickets Incom-
Plete returns from 16 out of y cOun-
ties in the state give Mckinley 1920,
Bryan 2O.463- -Four years ago Utah
gave Bryan 51,O33 majority.
8IeKInie5'. Nj or,tvi u Connections 2s,415.
New Haven, Conn.,, Nov THE re-
vised election returns for Connect
lieut., with every town and district
IN the state heard from, gives the
state to Mckinley by plurality Of 2s,-
415- The republican state ticket,
headed by George c. Mclean for gov
ernOr, is elected by a plurality Of A.
$40 All four republican congressman
are reelected.
Indiana Rep6bhoan By 10000
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. --latest
returns from Indiana indicate that
the republicans have carried the state
by from $4,000 to $4,000. The repub-
leans viii have probably elected IL
of the u congressman The legisla-
ture is safely republican
8IarTIand's solid R-pabIIosn DeIsgation-
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. with scat
tered precincts IN various counties Of
the state 70 hear from, MaryIand's
plurality for Mckinley and ROOse-
yelt In yesterdays election was A.
146 with a probability that the Official
count viii swell the total to 1890 OF
more. Besides placing Maryland's
eight electoral votes IN the Mckinley
column, a solid republican delegation
to the Fifty-seventh congress was
elected with handsome majOrities,
Iowa InoreaSes RapDbIioan Majority.
Des AIOines, Ia, Nov. with linn
tied returns from 500 precincts Nc
Kinley's plurality in Iowa viii it is
thought, be $4,000. The entire con
gressiOnaI delegation in state is re-
publican and democratic losses are
reported in nearly every county.
DeIa0a LezI~tature Coz.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 7.-1IcKinIey
carried Delaware by 2,06O majority.
1t is impossible to say which party
has control of the state legislature.
In any event it viii be very close. I
wi-eonsin RsPubiIean By 10000.
Milwaukee, Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from Milwaukee county give
Mckinley a plurality Of 1878, and Ia
Toilette, republican for governor, a
plurality of about the same figures. /
The returns from the state at large
VIII not be known for some time in
detail but a fair approximate shows
that the republicans viii have a plu-
raIity Of at least 10000. All the re-
publican congressman are elected and
legislature is Overwhelmingly republi- /
can
KepubIIean Loss In Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Nov. Complete re-
turns from Hamilton county, mclud- /
ing Cincinnati, give Mckinley S.
428; Bryan, 1929; McKinley's plural /
ity, 15,2O5. In 1896 his plurality was
1910.
Very Close in NsbraaEs-
Omaha, Neb-, Nov. THE result Of Z
the election IN Nebraska is still in I
doubt. About SIS precincts out Of
/ ,611 have been heard from and these
show very substantial republican !
gains The republicans claim they
VIII give Mckinley a majority and /
the democrats are equally sure OF the |
result. The changes, however, have /
been so diversified that it is well nigh 1
impossible to make an estimate. With /.
a corresponding result in unreported ]
precincts to those already received, /
Mckinley VIII have a small plurality. 4
The legislature is also uncertain In I
the close counties out IN the state the /