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MARYLAND FOR M'KIyLEr NJ is 400.
The Republicans Probably Garry the Six Con-
greS Districts.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 6-NcKinlev and
Roosevelt have carried Maryland by about
1000 majority. and the Republicans have also
doubtless carried every Congress dis
trlc'. >lH in number, making solid deegaI ion
IN the House Of Representatives In the First
district Jack ,oi, Republican. ran ahead of
Mckinley. thus winning a section of the state
which vas regarded ~ Democratic strong
hold In the Second district. which was
considered close. Blakeney, Republican.
defeats Talbot Democrat. VINO formerly rep
re>entei tl. district Denny. Gold Demo-
crat the onlv Democratic member IN the pres
ent delegation = defeated III III. Fourth d--
trict by Sciirn. Republican The other three
district return the incumbent, all OF whom
are Republicans Baltimore city rolled up
big gam 'ur the Republican ticket over last
years election for Governor, aud give Mckin-
ley u plurality Of 200
CUMBERLAND. Md. Nov o.-Serator We'll
lngton would -ay nothing tonight ss lac
said lac had heard nothing definite. tn. Re-
publicans are rejoicing over the slowing OF
h- old ward it has been from Ip 10 80
Democratic bat BRYAN carried It by only
-. 4 large par'y i, arranging 10 give him
a hUrlC~Que Grenade
Iate-, returns shows that MARYLAND gives
Mex lnley over 1900 majority and elects all six
Republican Com grt ssmr!t.
The sun., 1900-11-07
MKINLEY WINS In KINGS.
SOUND MONEY FORCES GAIN VIC
TORY ~ BROOKLfN.
Contest Close. but the National Ticket Gets a
Majority of About 2.OOO-Odeii Runs
behind Mckinley Three Republican
Congresamen Are Probably Elected.

The Republican hosts Of Kings county. which
includes all the territory Of the old city OF
BROOKLYN and the present borough. did we'll
Yesterday. redeerning the three successive
defeats Of 1897. as and 90 and rallyinn
to the standard Of Mckinley sound
money and national honor As they did in 1880
Nj through the campaign there never was
much doubt a- 10 the result. the apparent Re-
publican apathy disappearing just when the
first opportunity of registration was presented
Republican zeal aud oarnestness increased
Guly and eliminated Yesterday in an early,
fuil and fine vote against Bryan and Bryanisin,
Tho voters never Went tu the polls so promptly
81 t,r-parcd their ballots 20 quickly
Jus a. soon a. the returns began to come
ir, It was clear thai the Republicans had Won
Il substantial victory. The Republican di>-
lrct- almost without exception showed re-
narkab'a Increase in the plur,,le- over tho
past three wears. smotherin9 the DomOcrlfic
districts IN the stronehods uf Brvaul-rl. The
Fourth district ot the TweLty-uinth ward
probably carried on the palm m this respect.
Last year u gaNea plurality oi li9, Wilde vc-ter-
day this was int rca sod tn t31 a gain of 3ls The
seventh Thirteenth Iwenty-thirdd and In fact all
the Republican wards showed similar gains.
while IN" Democratic wards either simply
nainrsined their stand Of year ago or gave
was clearly ioreshadovcd as early g. O'Clock.
and from that time forward Republican iuhl-
ltIun broke loose and cheering crowds sur
rounded the heddludrier~ in Court and Jn'-
deIuol streets aud ~ Plelrepont street, the
Union League cub the luvincible Club and
al he other Republican resorts from Red
Hook Post TO NtwloWu Greek. Col Michael
j. Dddy, Waiter u \t"rhuIy and the other
Republican Chi"ltIIn- were overwhelmed with
'Ou.:rat uIatlOU~ on having succeeded IN car
rviug III" cOuhty against th" strongly intrenched
Democratic forces.
IL adui' ion To carving tho county for BRYAN,
he RcpUblICai- rirctri fWo or the I'VE Con-
gIe-~n'"n Il gain oi two. tour oi the seven
senators. 4 gain Of two. while they have surely
elected twelve. and probably thirteen OF the
fW"utv-uu1 A-.emhlNuen.
N o'clock this morning the returns of fve
Ot the 5ls districts III the county We're missing,
aud with these carefully estimated. the total
vote for Mckinley was luilO1 and for Bryan
l0j. i1j. u plurality of 1.g32
There may bc a Slight change In the official
figures. but 1t l. not believed possible, that II can
he sufficient Ia place ia. plurality IN the Bryan
column The Republican manage are con-
tdeut that MCkney'S plurality viii not 20
below l.jn and think ~ may reach ..2y. This
l. the vote bN wards
The sun., 1900-11-07
.uISSOURS.
Reduced Plurality for Bryan, With the Cover
uOrship In Doubt.

ST. Louis. Nov. 6.-The In Indications are
that Bryan has carried the state by a reduced
plurality Both sides claim the election or
Governor the Democrats asserting that Alex
ander VI. Dockery has been elected by ijO1
majority. and The Republicans that Joseph
rlory has been elected by 10000. II is evil
dent, however. that II Dockery should be-
elected it will be by 50 close margin asto leave
Missouri deba,abhs ground in all future cleo
,ions. the heavy majority having forever di--
appeared. The Legislature shows decided
Republican gains. For Congressm.u Chair
man Akins of the Republican state Committee,
comedies the election of r. Lloyd
Demj IN the First district second,
William ". Rucker ODeml; Third. John
Doughert tDem. = Fourth, Charles =. Cochran
Dem.G Fifth. William = Cowherd dem. ~
Sixth. /. 4 DE Almond Dem seventh. James
Cooney tDem j. Eighth. Dorsey W Shackleford
dem }. Ninth Champ Clark dem. Thirteenth,
Edward Robb dJem.E Fourteenth, " u. Van
diver Diem J. Fifteenth. MaoeneS l.. Benton
dem. If. claims the election Of Richard
Bari holdt rep in the Tenth. Charles T. Joy
d.ep IN the Eleventh aud William H. Horton
RepD in the Twelfth. The Democrats claim
the election Of James J. Butler in the Twelfth
district in addition to the welve Representatives
conceded by Chairman Akins. This would
give the Democrats thirteen Congressman in
stead of twelve a. AZ present. No figures had
been given out at midnight BY either party.
The sun., 1900-11-07
GEORGTt IOR RRI ~
His Plurality 80. 900 Against -. 600 for the
state Ticket a Few Weeks Ago.

AlLANr, TIA. Nov q G-Bran and Steven
son carry Georgia by plurality " 4n,G0 votes
The vote j. small compared TO the 1000 ma
Jurity gwen th" Stale ticket a few weeks ago
but J. explained by tn" tact that apathy exists
generally. the political tide being all one wav
in thi~ stat" In a i"W scattering precincts
the rural or of'ic"-holdng element gave the
Republican ticket - sim recognition Tie
members Of the Georgia Legislature, " ho have
TO S'Hy here tp-moTtON IL hffiru III" f"pipf tIUiI
of mt'd States senator \ Bacon. took a
rul oi member, 'u-duy. Br'ar T"",.iNinE ~
vu' TO for mckinley. ilier" vHS fair weather
and good order TN OuChoui the State
The following are IN" Democratic Congress
men reci"cied without upuO>it ion: First d strict
Ruiu- + i,,ter Second. j v Gricgs Third
Elijah l."pl~. Fourth. Charles Adam>on. ruth
!. ! Livingston. SIKH. Charles L.. Bart lett
Seventh, W Maddox Ei.;h'h. W VI Howard
Ninth I 9 Tate. Tenth. W II Fleming Flew
enth " Mam II Black shear
The sun., 1900-11-07
REPuBIU, GaINS ~ IIRGINIt.
State for Br,sn nv decreased Plurality Re.
pubiioaE> tain = Z ongrrssmsn.

FICHMoNp, Va, Nov. q virginia goes for
Bryan by a decreased plurality. du. To the re-
iuSal OF the Gold Democrats 10 vote Richmond
gives him about @tn majority Hubbard
Ncp drf',ls Flood DcinI for Cougre-s IN re
Tenth dl-tr."'. Nh" Democratic Congrcs-men
prubGby elected.
rFTIrsTruG, Va. \ov 6 The elect ION here
to-day passed. uf '"i quietly aud here was
no disturbance -. Hay kind The total voting
strength oi Petersburg, white and colorad
l. Htile o'"r lsI The total number uf
votes cai az iu-dHl p election Na- 2.Js1 BRYAN
received l,js9 and Mckinney ~ Major T.
K lae-li"' oi TN. city, Democratic candidate
Tor Congress from u" FUIrth district of Viz
ginia, received i,7ag Vote and his R.pullicau
opponent, &. l.. Wilson 81 Crewe. Tottavay
county. Iss. Major la,~iter estimates his
majority IN The dlstric' At :ay
The sun., 1900-11-07
ITtH IOST To BRiiN.
indications That the Republicans Have Made
Clean sweep.

SAT- LAKE ttah Nov. 6.--Tha re'urn~ thu,
far show Republican gains large enough to
make y reasonably s,I. that Mckinley has
carried the STATE and the probabilities are
that sutherland, the Republican candidate for
Congress and the entire Republican ticket
are elected
Thirty-'hrcs voting districts heard from in
thi> city give Mckinley a ma Ority ~ 100, The
country districts show propOrtionate Repub-
lCan gains. The same ratio maintained
throughout the State would give Mckinley
"A majority of over 1000 The entire Repub-
lican state ticket i Internationally eec'ed
and the chances are the Republican,, will have
a majority of the Legislature
Mckinley has carried Ttah by 1000 or 5nN
plurality. George Sutherland. Republican, is
elected to Congress. II. NJ. Wells was reelected
Governor. and the Republican state ticket in
its entirety has gone through. The returns
Oh the Legislature are Ineasre. but there ia
little DOUBT The Republicans will have u ma
joritv on Joint ballot.
The sun., 1900-11-07
BRlt< LOSES NFBK4Sh
Indications That NCkinlc, Carried the state
by About 5000 Plurality.

ONAHN, Nrb. Nov " 10 o'clock sixty
precincts rcpre~entiGs nearly every county
outside Of omaha and quite r"IrrscntallN"
Of the situation showed Mckinley, $50 Bryar,
6U,t Ia ispG the sam" precincts gave Mckr-
lev 7,l6". BTyau. 0tUl. This vas a ne' gain
for Mckinley. - compared wih 1896, ot go
The Republican gain vas .te1dv. H.
not single precinct outside II Onlaia
did thc Brvau vore' show net gam over Vie
vote of 1890
The vote in the congressional districts ind
Gates Il steady gain and the First second
Third and Fourth districts are certainly Re-
publican.
At 1880 o',luck the Republican gains COZ
tInued steadily IN all directions and indications
wer. that the State had repudia ted BRYAN hv
from 500 :" sro rnrslity TWENTY-FIVE pre-
crr, rut idr nf Don glass cornlv. which H.
1893 gay. Rrvau :. .iai and Mckinley. a.Iis. to-
dav give Bryan "GS Mckinley. 2,ji5.
, n"' gain FOR Mokinley over 1895
Of 81 In Omaha nfr.en precincts gave
Mel nlev 2.,N. Bryan I,5sj, Republican gain
Of i7i a. compared to Four wears ago N This
rate Of gain the Republicans easily carry the
State bv 5000 uaiEity. a. there are l.2jo pre-
cinc's Ia the State. The Legislature on joint
ballot j. clearly Republican by working ma
jory ou Joint halo, Of from eight
to twelve The Stat. ticket Will
be closer but Republhane are very
hopeful of carrying that too. which mean,
two United States Senator The tongrc--
ticket for Nebraska stands First. T. j. Burket,
Republican Second u II Mercer Republican
Third John T., HAYS. Republioan Fourth,
John u. Pope. Republican fifth. \ G. Shellcn-
burger, Populi>t sixth. William Neville. Demo-
Graf.
II -.
The sun., 1900-11-07

PoiIs Not Opened until O'Clock In Some
Places -Redncrd Plurality for Br,an.

LIME ROCK, Arb Nov Arkansas voted
only for Presidential electors and Congress
men to-day. tie leIi-atur-. state and county
Officers having been selected III september
Reports from an paris of the state indicate
that decreased vote Wa polied "y-ryN here
Here in Little Ruok il was wIth much trouble
that the election officers could be- found and
organized In several wards it was past -
O'Clock b"t"T" the polls were opened Tl"
vote j. about - I-r cent less than what wa~
cast ia 1896 That year BRYAN received II plu-
raity Of 49, Ills plurality to-day Will hardly
exceed 40Ur or i5,11 The Populs'S noinI-
mated ONLY one -lector 'hi~ year and he repre-
sent-d the rr-Donn-lly faction This
vote viii probably reach ..5p
The Democratic Lonuiuce~ for Congres, were
elected hy the usual maioriti.s They are:
FIRST district + y. McCuloch. Lee. Second.
John :. Little. >.ha-tian Third. Thomas {.
NoRae, Nevada Fourth. tharleS &. Reid. on
wHv lifth. liu.h \. DInsmore, Pert"r Sixth.
y. H. Brundin", White.
The sun., 1900-11-07
OREGON ~ FILIi f2.O0O.
W,e,stra,ion Muddls Cost the Republican
Ticket Many Votes.

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. O. Oregon goes for
Mckinley by fully l?oS The figures would
have been larger by Rod or 400. hut for a
registration ruddlc 10y which many lost their
vste,.
The Republican State Central Committee
claims Oregon by ia.'sn majority despite the
fact that les than 20 per cent OF the vote las
been east The weather was perfect. but the
Republicans We're So sure Of the S'a,a that
they would not spare the time Z" vote while The
Democrats ,urued ont in force, polling their
entire vote.
In Portland the vote was particularly light.
bu, McK inlcy can claim abou, G,oo0 in this city.
TWENTY-FIVE precincts show a.i90 for Mckinley
and /, ,7sOfor Bryan. which include all the Demo-
cratic precincts IN the city.
The election passed on without incident
as the state has long been conceded To the Re-
publicans. Everywhere quiet aud order pre-
vailed. 40 county came within 81 per cent
OF IL registration.
The sun., 1900-11-07
\FU HtUPSHIRE's JOfy.
h,kinieV WIN Have Plurality Of 10000
Gains In Irgisiat ure.

'U>ooEn, \. u. Nov 6.-Mdnirh, figure.
oi tc-day'- vote m N"w Hampshire show that
N"klnl"y'- plurality .u lh- state viii 10 ~
"H THIS i = gam ut ii,onr conu ar.o with
the vote for Governor IN Is9S and a los, of
1900 compared with tie vote nf Is@ rh.
total rot" was 9,""r Tie Republicans gain
twenty members in IN" legislature, which
IL AZ present Overwhelmingly Republican,
standing 81 Republicans 10 Isl Democrats
Congressman &. \. Sulowav, E"publIcan.
will he returned by . plurality Of osan Ia a
district OF $1,000 votes The other Conyrcs-
>iohal district has also gone Republican. by
s"". Frank u. Currier being elected
Chairman Galline-r gives uut This state
ment
PlnrtlllN or Mckinley IN New Hampshire
viii b" HbpT lS,s" Congress delegation Re-
Iuu",fu + IL GNI:xcFR
''r"lu Republican state Committee
The sun., 1900-11-07
TEXAS As USUAL rs DEMOCRATIC.
Probably = solid Democratic Delegation In
the Next Congress.

GALyEsToS. Tex, Nov. G.-The election
here passed without incident Little interest
was manifested by the white Democrats. The
pail Of the awful disaster OF Sept. 3 still over
shadows the people. To-day, while the sur
vivors were exercising the rights OF frecmen.
worxmen were busy exhuming the dead from
the wreck ed portions or the city. Nine bodies
were recovered to-day and two yes
terday, all or which wers Cremated.
With these daily reminders and 500
Of their fellow citizens homeless and destitute
/, Is not surprising that the election lacked the
spirit and en th,isasni Of former elections. What
interest was manifested centred in the Congress
race between George Burgess. Democrat, and
Walter &. Jones, Republican. The ticket - a
voluninous one embracing every ONCE from
President to Constable. and the count - pro
ceednG with aggravating sownes>
IL Il conceded tina, the state has gone Demo
cratic for President and state Officers by
large majority. Ia the Tenth. Eleventh and
Twelfth Congress districts the Republicans
have conducted an active campaign. with
what success Will NOT be known until iull re-
turns are In. II j. generally conceded how
ever. that the only hope Of the Republicans
j. in the Tenth district. and thi.
Is IA slim one Jones j. recent
convert 10 Republican ahisn. j. not strong man
Ia anv sense, Hhd was tnfh,t upon 'he
party by tho Popuistic element. which made
him disia7teful 10 the regular Republican>
who knIed him. From the slight returns 81
Tar received Burgess election IL assured. u
th, proves to he tho case. Texas will have .
solid Democratic delegation IN the next Con-
grcs. which -he has not had III the past Tour
years.
AISTIN. Tex. Nov g The vote throughout
the state was light. Returns indicate that the
plurality OF Sayer~ Democrat. for Governor
viii not exceed 10000. The Legislature ~
soidly Democrat. with the exception oi one
senator The Hon. ! W Bailey will be tho
choice Of the Legislature for United States
Senator a. a majority Of the Representa-
tives aud senators are instructed foi Inn.
Partial returns from eighteen points ~ the
Tenth Congress district shu" that Burgess
Deinl il leading Jones. tR"pl 10 !. u
- conceded that Gonzales county viii gave
Burgess 1850 majority. In Fayette and Ais
Tin counties where there is "A larg" German
and Bohemian vote. hitherto Republican,
Burg"s. il leading Jones By a handsome ma
Jority, showing that this vote has s"''hed
10 the Democracy this year.
The sun., 1900-11-07
The plurali,ics by counties. estimated.

Mclean has been el"cted Governor by
majority of about la.ep His falling behind
the national ticket has been due to bitter
Lghi over State i,>rcs ard splits between
WaTtv factions The Democrats are sure of
only one state senator. The Republicans
hnve "l"cied ~ Representatives, the Demo-
Gratis iory-iwo. The election has been
record breaker IN this State in excitement
NEW HAvtN, Conn. Nov At O'Clock
tins morning the complete returns for the
state Of Connecticut had been received McKin
"y has plurality ot 930o la the First Con-
gr"ss district T. Stevens Henry has a
plurality "f 5000 y. - Spsrrv of the Second
district has a plurality OF 5.GpD
IN" H"puhlCau~ will have overwhelming
control "f TIA" neytySta'r Legislature They
have elected - sat" senators, the Demo-
crat> {? In III" lower hous" the Republicans
have elected I~ our of The c7G Representatives.
The sun., 1900-11-07
CHAS. CLUIHE CO., 20 East I4th St.

dr-pstches tel how il happened ""
stand uncovered IN the presence OF
victor .ou, foe. NcrNtnnd our cpngra 'ulaliou,
lo III" MchueyItr> upon their great triumph
aud reserve for ourselves the consolation thai
W. fought tor american principles, followed
a great leader aud went tu glorious defea
with Il clear conscience and q tIrn, rean,"
in IN" Justice and integrity of the lost case
LIS, OiN. \"h. Nov. Thirty prccinC.
oui OF l.iaj in the stat" indicat" steady Repuhl.
can gains especially IN the eastern part ol t'i.
state. WhIch l. the first tu be heard from Fusion
Io,~.-~ ~ western Nebraska oau~" Chairnlait
tGmi>rcn Of the popuh,tS considerable
alarm report from western county show
inc a Republican loss and Fusion gain no Dc
ciared wa, from Gods country Mckinlc!
gains over % in all tn. COUNTIES heard from
This city showed slight gain for Mck,nl"y
over lSNS
The sun., 1900-11-07
\LIiDi FOR BRltN.
Democrats Carry .thc State nv from 500 "a
1000 Plurality.

san FE,N'IsCo, cal Nov. Returns frou
Nevada show that the vote is large and very
close. From reports thus far received Bryau
will carry the State by from 500 to 1900
RrNo New, Nov. g. Ind cations point To-
Brvan'S having carried NevaGa bv between So
and l.IT
The stat" ticket elected to-day is lusii,"
Surcm" Court \ ! fitzgerald, Fusion. rr-
Ncr>ity R"ceu'- j. y. Evans " W Ruohcr
Fusion. ~ IN" lat State election held 600
1898 the silver ticket WAS elected 10y pIur7ljtr
Of % N"vland,. Democratic il rorocied T.
Congress ty about np PLURALITY.
The sun., 1900-11-07
NEW ENGLAND IS SOLID.
,.s,yIyy CARRIES MiSstCHCSETTs
NJ 5000.
,,,, over the Governors Vote Of Two
Year. Ago-Connccticut Repub'icsn BY
$4,000 and the Other states GIVE sun
,,sntai Piursiitss-Ihe b'g vote OF tour
a., ia, Beeu About Cut In Two.

po.,ox Mass, Nov 6-Returns from 232
,.a,. and cities, including Boston. indc"t"
nat Mckinley has carried Massachusetts :
~, +, rlura,v of 5000. This is a ean for
,,cki,iay over COY Cranes plurality last year
~ 500 McRinley'- plurality IN 1896 was
1900
=, tn II 80 tonight the returns show 'ho
.o,ion of uIne Republican and TWO
democratic Congressman Two dtstHo'A
are srll in doubt. the Third and Fifth. wash
Lu,n. the Republican candidate In the Thnd
,lai,r. his .'e, ,tion over Congressman Ihaysr
peroo,rit. by roo In the Fifth, Congressman
k,o, lead- his Democratic rival. with one city
=, hcar from. Moorheld story. the anti
.,rrcriaIi., candidate tor Congress IN the
Eleventh district. was beaten by both the Re-
vubli,an and Democratic candidates.
The Legislature is Republican by large
majority
The following Congresslnen are elected
i..>, District. Georg- =, is~rrnr'. North Adams
Sr,ond Dt>thct frrdercg II. Giusu. Springfield
''tp",.t,h bs,rtct, Clsrr, = Terrell. Na,cs, Re
>iStH D!>mc, william II. MOODY, hav''h'li. Re
S.S,ni District. Ernest ". Roberts. Chelsea
'Psh,h b ,trict. samuel ". Mccall, Winchester,
Nintn DlSUci Joseph y. 'oifG' bo>o'' ''""
i,n,n p,,rc, Hem, =. Nsh.n. Boston Demo
Hctrn,h p>itic, Sam'e J.. Pov',. Newton
iwS'i,S District. William G. iovrhns, Taunton.
H.urcnth pi,,rct William ). Green. Fall River
lrpIo.Cdn. ~ eir't'u.
col \. H. Goe''.ng. chairman of the Re
publican state Committee, made the follow
ins statement 10 Tue SrT upon the result in
Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Joins with the rest ~ tho
,ouu'ry IA hlud>oW"lv inlor~ug President
Nck inley and h,s administration The figures
peak for them-cv". and show III" loyal sup
port which the old BAY state can always he
counted upon 10 xiv" 10 a N-, and patriotic
management of affairs In nation aud in state.
Tho splendid plurality Of Gov. Gran" tcstihe,
>, the universal appreciation 81 hs efforts
.Ul confidence IN has Judgment
U,vtEHIII. Mas, Nov. G.-'lhe main in
'srcs' here ntrcd Ia he ri'th Representative
district contest bofv"en james + carey. So-
'i,'ist, and Charles II Croy. Republican Mr..
,arcy's vote wa 3pi and his opponents 81.
Congressman MOODY Republican, i reelected
The latest H.:Jir"- show that the Republican
i Irnl,'y in Ma.saClu.ei j. about 75vn The
indication. are lat 'hr Republicans hav" gained
ouc CuugreS~mau hv "A" defeat Of John u
Thiver. Democrat. in the Third district Charles
! Wi~hhu-u Republican, says h" has carried
''ls district iy 80 majority over fhaver but h"
va. :oo h"hird In The towns ont sd" Worcester
and no returns nav" herli received here from
that cit. 'orgrr--II1n kuUV - apparently
r.'olrotei m th" tilth district Outside ~
lowell KNOX bead, = j Flynn. Democrat. bv
.u and the Eepublc1us have strong hop'>
- carving Lowell for their candidate.
The sun., 1900-11-07
tONN NEfIHiT ~ 2j.OOD.
Dntif- Republican state ticket and Four
tonxrss,men Ele Cted.

HAEItOPD, Conn Nov. B- Hartford gives
Mckinley about ?"| plurality ard Mclean.
Republican. for Governor nearly I."p
In the State Mckinley Will have from $500
10 3O,op plurality aud Mcleau from
800 TO IO.Uo les. one hundred and forty
seven OF Tia" 1854 towns Of the State give Mclean
Tor Governor 5ii2o aud Bronson. Demucra,,
.u iOJ. The same towns n iS9S gave Ioun>-
bury. Republican,. lor Governor i67,9. and
Morgan. Democrats, 1858,
All four Republican Congressman are -
elected, although the Democrats were conf
dent OF carving tho Second district through
the popularity ~ their otud iIO- for Governor
who lives in that di-trUi. 1h. Republican,.
carry IN" State haudsomrly
-IL.. I.lIIrnlitin. L., Ia.
The sun., 1900-11-07
KANSAS BLNtN.
State Has Gone for Mckinley nv From
$4,000 10 5000.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov The meagre returns
available lai. tonight Indicate thar the State
ha, gone tor Mckinlev by from l5.so to 2O.oDO
Chairman h. Mack Love, Of the Democratic
state Committee says.
1 fear Kansas ha- gone with the rest OF
the country. The slump ha- been the wrong
way. ! guess Mckinley has carried the state
and the whol" Republican state ticket"
The Republicans have elected all of the eight
Congress men, and the Legislature. which
will choose a Re-; ublcan Senator
The sun., 1900-11-07
TENNESSEE FOR BRYiN ~ 5.OOO
The Democrats Elect Eight and the Rrpubii-
cans Two tOngreNmen.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov 0-Bryans plu-
raiiy in Tennessee is estimated To l. 1900.
Indications point To the election OF two Re-
publicans and eight Democrats 10 Consre
a. heretofore, Tn" successful candidates are
Walter T. Brownlow tE 3, Fir-, distriH Henry
Il Gibson IL >, Second district; John T. Moon
-, Third district: Charles T.. SnodcrasS
%, Fourth dlstriu: James u. Richardson
~ > Firth district, J ", Gaines ID J.. SiAth
district; l., T. padgett tD. ;, seventh district /:
g. ". sims ~ Eighth district Il 4, Pierce
~. :. Ninth district VI X. Patterson ID. h.
Tenth district
The close districts are the THIRD. seventh
and Eighth Moon ID }. has defeated Sharpe
X !. IN the Third Padge't ~. i believed
10 he successful IN the seventh. and Sims ~
has been elected over Hawkins. RD, III the
Eighth
The Democrats viii have large majority on
Joint ballot in tie Legislature and viii elect
tongr-s T.. " CarmaCk DJ Ia the
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