The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10
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Latest RepOrts.
frankfort, KY, Nov. 7.-Democratic
leaders here on unofficial advices claim
Bryan has carried the state by upward Of
II, 900 and Beckham by oyer 7000.
Helena, Mont, Nov. Returns are
far from complete Democratic State
Chairman Walter Cooper says that Bryan
has carried the state by from 10000 to l5,-
900, and Toole CLARK democrat) for gov
ernor and the remainder Of that ticket
have been elected by from 4OOO to 5000.
This claim seems to be well founded.
Boston, Nov. THE vote Of Massa-
chusetts, returns having been received
from every city and town, is as follows:
Mckinley 239,495, Bryan l56,507.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 7.-Nearly conn
plete returns from all but six Of the 81
counties in Oregon give Mckinley . plur-
ality Of l4,l05. 1t is probable that later
returns will increase this plurality.
Houston, Tex, Nov. THE demo-
cratic state ticket, headed by Joseph Say
ers for governor, is elected BY q majority
in excess OF 100000. The legislature is
also democratic. 1t will elect Joseph G.
Bailey united States senator to succeed
Horace Chiffon 1t is estimated that, the
majority for the electors will not fall short
OF l75,OO0, and may go beyond that figure.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 7.--Both state
committees have ceased to receive returns,
but it is conceded that the republicans
have CARRIED the state. The republicans
claim $4,000 plurality. The legislature
will be republican on joint ballot by or
TO-
St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. THE only un-
certainty in the Minnesota election results
is on the governorship, both parties claim,
ing it by small figures. McKinley's e.rg
majority seems to increase a tne f,,llel
returns come in. All theSre epublican stat.
candidates, the seye,. congressman and q
large majority 81 the representatives arr
s''Tcted by big figures.
:. indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 7.-LAtest re
turns from Indiana indicate that the re-
publicans have carried the state by from
$4,000 to $1,000 The republicans have
probably elected II of.the l3 congressman
The legislature is safely repuDncan.
Omaha, Neb, Nov. THE result Of The
election in Nebraska is still in doubt this
morning. About 525 precincts out Of 1911
have been heard from, and these show very
; substantial republican gains. The repub-
: licans claim. they will give Mckinley q
majority, and the democrats are equally
sure of the result.
San Francisco, Nov. Tt will be sew
; leral days before the complete result in Cali
fornia will be known. Enough of the vote
is in, however, to show that Mckinley
plurality will be at least 10000, and that
all seven republican congressman have
been elected. The count Of the vote in
; San Francisco will not be- finished until
noon.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. THE election in
; North Carolina was very quiet. Returns
indicate that Bryan's plurality will not
be less than 10000. Seven democratic con-
: gressmen are elected.
2 Columbus, o., Nov 7.-Complete un-
> > official returns give Lentz, dem., IL plir-
! atty, over Tompkins, rep, in the Twelfth
8 congressional district. ,.
= Chicago, Nov. 7.-Congressmen William
= I1orimer of the Second district conceded
his defeat this morning. The majority
against him may reach 1900. Additional
IS returns received at republican state head
y quarters this morning from all over the
r state confirm Chairman Rowe in his state
= ment that McKinley's plurality will run
l. close To- 100000 and that Of Yates for gov.
u eynor will be between 10000 and $1,000.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 7.-Returns from Nea
Pefce and Latah counties this morning
n show those counties have not held up te
;0.r the former republican, nnajorities. y This
!; makes radical change. and it is prebabl,
'. the state has gone for Bryan and the demo
cr..ic state ticket, though Morrison, rep.
ID for congress, may pull through. The re
a. publican state committee claims 40 mem
J. bers Of the legislature, a majority OF II
y on joint ballot, but there is much uncer
e tainty yet on this point. 9.
l., Spokane county stands out and casts
'6 vote for Mckinley, but at the same TIM
goes for Governor Rogers by good ma
r jority. The republicans will elect most .
a their county candidates.
d As Bryan Sees It.
c Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7.-Mr. Bryan sai'
y this morning he would not make any STATE
" ment as to the result Of the election rs.si
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