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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-18

When the Democrats put free silver into
their platform they made 1t as paramount
as any other issue. AS Governor Roosevelt
Gays. it doesn't make any difference
whether o shout your principles or
whisper them.
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wealth.

Harriet has had q lot of money to spend since
she came home"
Yes; IN wager they got on the wrong train
and Harry paid her not to tell"
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Joseph II. Johnston. OF Alabama. and stan;
Secretary OF the Nav John ID. o and
Assistant Secretary Hackett, foTperASecre-
tary Herbert, Rear Admiral Sampson and
Mrs. Sampson. Governor Powers. of Maine.
and Governor Frank w. Rollins. OF New
Hampshire.
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The greatest trust ever conceived in this
country was that of the silver mine syndi-
cate which the people defeated in 1896. 1t
Is the Immediate issue now.
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Obituary..

DAYTON. o.. Sept. E.-Rev. George
Willard. a noted divine OF the Reformed
Church, died here tonight aged eighty
fury president OF Heidelberg University. al
Tifon. o., and held various pastOrals In
Ohio. Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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A Republican who has been addressing
large meetings in the rural districts of In
diana says II there is going to be any loss
I'm the Republican vote this year IT will
not be among the farmers.
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II Is said that the Democratic managers
have concluded to leave Ohio to a gumshoe
or stillhunt campaign. which will go slow
without the barrel of John r. Mclean.
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BUBBLES IN THE AIR.
Partisan Jocosity.

Bryanite-I tell you. 16 to L is the thing that
win save the country.
Republican-Yes; sixteen Mckinley votes to
one Bryan vote.
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Harry. what made you forget to mail my let
teri"
"Oh. Marie. do wait till I've had my dinner
and get cooled OFF; by that time. 1 promise you,
I'll be able to think up some perfectly satisfac-
tory reason"
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Our friends, the enemy. realize that they
made a mistake when they took up i'm
perialism. 1ney didn't know it was loaded.
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WRECK ON L. E. & W..

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
burned yesterday. Loss, 81, 800: no insur-
ance. The Asbury NJ. +. Church, only fifty
feet from the residence. was badly dam
aged. The church is new, having been
dedicated only one week before.
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Can be found at the following places:
NEW RK-As House and Fifth-avenue
Hotel.
CHIcAGo-Palmer House. p. o. News CO.. 27
Dearborn street.
cINcINNATI-J. r. Hawley & Co, 1a Vine
street.
LOuISVILLE5C T. Deering. northwest corner
81 Third and Jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co, z56 Fourth avenue.
ST LoUIs-Union Sews Company. Union Depot.
WASHINGTON, d. Riggs House. Ebbitt
House and Wizards Hotel.
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When 1t m to establishing the au-
thority OF the United States in and over
fts rightful possessions the Bryanites have
no use for the word mt
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The Liberty Congress" is not a long way
In the past. but those people who have no.
forgotten it entirely laugh at 1t as a most
ridiculous farce.
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Such are the facts, taken from the mar
kets. and not from a book which not fifty
men in Indiana ever saw. The farmers
prosperity is real. and If Mr.. Bryan imag-
ines that he can make them think other
wise he will know that he cannot when the
votes are counted.
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SnwmiIl Burned at Bryant.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, Sept. T.-Fire at Bry-
ant destroyed the sawmill of the Adams
County Lumber Company, the loss being
$500 TO $4,000. The building was partially
insured.
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TIL Hon. Frank B. Burke, as the original
champion OF A~guinaldo. will be loath to
furi his Tagal gonfalon and come down to
trusts.
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Detroit Free Press.
The delegates TO the fusion convention
at Denver contributed $s94 towards the
relief Of the Galveston sufferers That kind
Of q paramount Issue appeals 10 e~verybodx-
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
GENERAL DOMESTIC

United States Senator Cullom Of Illinois
IS confident that he will have majority of
-. and possibly %. in the next Legislature
and that he will be reelected
Dispatch of Richmond. Va, says editorial
" that It is the consensus OF opinion that
the Democratic party must be reanimated
and strengthened.
Henry Watterson Of the Louisville
Cour!er-Journal says the Democratic party
will survive and continue the strong op-
poHeHt of Repubiicanism.
Jones. whose confession IN the Rice case
caused such n sensation. is preparing rev
statement. which, he saws, Will place him.
self AMI Patrick in a new light
McKineys popular plurality promis . tc
s'frpass that Of any former President
Steps To increase the standing army have
:igaaIy begun. The War Department will
recommend 10 Congress that a force nr ion.-
80 men he made immediately available for
use IN the Philippines. It is expected thai
Secretary Long will recommend stronger
litvy.
Rig fortunes wagered on the election in
Wall street will change hands to-day
Richard Croker is said to have lost $2le.GH
Yates ran far behind the national ticket
i'm Illinois. The Mckinley electors received
= majority OF about 1ey.o00
Cull"m seems to have a rough journey
ahead as several aSpiTants have appeared
who covct his togs.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis. Ind, Nov IA plurality OF
anywhere from $500 70 32.oep. for the Re-
publican national ticket; the election Of
Colone! W. +. Durh!n (Rep-l. 40 the COVER
nyrSiiiT, the election of .he entire St-ite
and Marion County Republican ticket, and
perhaps ten out OF thirteen COugreSSmea.
and the election OF q Legislature that will
have a Republican majority Of ~ on joint
ballot. is "A summary in brief OF yesterdays
battle ut the polls in Indiana
An unexpected development IS the fa,.
that tho It=p:bcaUs made their strongest
gains in democratic strUnEhoids. In seven
heretofore strongly Democratic counties
Mckinley and the State ticket showed a
greater ratio OF gain than was shown by the
figures from several strong Republican,
counties.
With tie exception of the Fourth District.
which up 10 this time is in doubt Indiana =
contingent In Congress VIII he as follows:
First District-Jamss y Heminway
RepJ
Second Dislrie,-Robert W. 11iers tDenl
Third Uistrtct--W. T Zenor tDem1
Fourth District-In donht.
Fifth DiStTict-EliaS 6 Holloway Repl.
Sixth DistriCt-James T.. Watson (Rep.s.
Seventh Distric.-Jesse Oyerstreet (Reaj.
Eighth District-G. W. Crorner RepJ
Ninth Dis:rtct-C. B. lands Uep.}.
Tenth pistTict-Edgar Crumpacker Rep1
Eleventh pistr!ct-tieorge W Steele (Ssp),
Twelfth Distrct-James Robinson Den.y.
Thirteenth District-A. L. Brick G}epD.
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i.ibcrty's Lightning Rods.

New York Earboy Wa recently struck 10y light
ming and emerged Unframed one bolt struck the
appraised arm anG another hit 1t siuircly on the
.oyehead- The statue is protected by the I.e,t
system Of lightning rods ever made. lightning
more dangerous than disease and yea many
people will protect their homes from harm. while
exposing their bodies TO this deadly enemy. The
hest protector In the world Is Hoste;tsrs StornacG
Bitters. il will cleanse the system, uvig9rate the
nerves and enrich the olood. 1t does this by
strengthening the digestion Good health dep, uls
solely upon the proper performance of this I'M
] trtart function. Weakness here results in CON
s;ipauon. indigestion, dyspepsia or hiliousncss.
The Bitters strengthens and cures weak stonl-
ecis. See sliat our Private Revenue Stamp covers
tie Heck OF The bottle.
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RAILROADS..

Judge Sanhorn Approved the final report
and discharged the sIccessory receivers OF
The Union Pacific.
The international Railway Congress. ID. be
held in Washington in l"5;, is creating con-
siderable interest
The Choctaw. Oklahoma and GUif viii
make two important extensions,
Southwestern lines have extended the
time limit a!-yeac tourist tickets 10
Arizona points.
The Burlington announces some time
changes in its California service.
The Louisiana Car Service Association
has extended the free detention limit.
The annual meeting OF the Chicago. Bur-
hnSton and Quincy "as held in Chicago
Chicago ami ST. Louis jubbers viii hay,
a hearing before thc Interstate Commerce
Commission next month.
L. j. Langenbers was elected third vice
president OF the Interstate Merchants As
sociatiun.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

Lewis l.'l:-
Ava. Aro. Nov. 7-Comrl=te return. tg.'a
ni.r precincts and conservative .s'lnsat"a
from the other eight give t!orF 81 over
ila I,.r.. Sullivan Hepl. f.y Senator ;roni
%ir,tsGutf District has As majority over
Summers GamD. H.nby fKepJ. Tor Esp-
r.s.slt8tivo. has minority .nf ~. Republic
an county ticket. except Judge oI N.Stcrr.
District Is elected j.y mdi0ritiss rar@in.;
from 100 10 SO. .aufiver ,porJ for con-
gross. Fourteenth District. leads tn. Dem
Grr,itI. ticket iv ltn. t;..gts lIeI5i-t. JIdG-
nf st. Louis Court If Appeals. leads state
ticket slightly.
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
HARRY COT WY.
Vote in 1896 on Governor: Stephens. oeg.
Lewis. 2.32G.

Vote in l'g6 ON Govern0r: Sttpheus ? eg3;
Lewis. 2.3-G.
IiEi'U EI.IC SPECIAL
Cassviue Mo- Nov. 7.--Oflciai vote III
tEarrED county gives Bryan 20 ma iori,y;
pockery -'I majority; Benton. for Congress.
229 majority; Worlds Fair amendments 10
majority.
Mlonett. Mo, Nov. In this town the
iJemt"cr9tl. m.ij9rity on tn., national ticket
2H. Democrats elect entire county ticket. ex-
ecpt Judge o! the Eastern District. NJ. T..
Benton. for Congress. has 32a plurality. L
gain over 1888 of l0S votes. The Worlds Fair
amendments carried hy good majority.
nSRTDN COUNTY.
Vote in 1896 OH Governor: Stephens, 25ef.
Lewis. I,52l.
Lamar Mo. Nov THE complete returns.
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LININGST0N CnINTl.
vt, ySte IN 1885 On Governor: stephens, -

Lewis. 4.+lJ.
Chillicothe, Mo Nov. T.-Complete official
returns from Livingston County give Bryan
2t6b: Mckinley, 2.i9S; DOch-ry. 2,s2S. f'lury.
2r4T. For Ccngress--RTCker ,DenJ, 265f
irwin Gtspp. 2,59i. In 1896 Livingston Coun-
~ gave Bryan 3.%5l: Mckinley, 23l1: Ste
phens. 2".I. Lewis. 2,ilj. The Republicans
ative over Fountain X. Thompson by 3 plu-
Tal!ty. The Republicans have also elected
one member of the. County Court. Sheriff
the Jopul,sts, The rest Of the officers are
Democrats. The vote on the Worlds Fair
amendments was: Fourth amendment: Y,.s.
l,:Ss: no, Git. Fifth amendment: Yes lG?7;
no. Mt.
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Lewis. 1,dt2
Charleston No. Nov. 7.-UuofficiaI re-
turns from all precincts in this county show
lS% compared with 1890. Owing to thc fret
that NOR, ballots were found in the ballet
box at the close of on" Of the polls than
ther" had been voters registered that pre-
cinyt's vote may he rejected. I pom Il de-
csion of this case rests the election Of the
County Judge OF the Second District. II
the Belmont vote j. counted the Democratic
nominee Is defeated 10y &. otherwise he is
elected by J. No figures on Worlds Fair
amendments can be had until official count
is ndnr
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CAPE cIn.uDEAu COUNTY.
Vote IN 1896 On Governor. stephens. 2 2
Lewis :. .i.2.

Jackson. Mo. Nov. 7.-Cape Girarde-u
County gave BrygH 2.303. Mckinney 21s; 4
majority Of 4S2 for Mckinley: Dockary 2,%li,
lfloTy 2.l9j. q majority ol Isl tor F'lory; Van
diver. ipr Congress. Isl. MpseIoy 2.12j.
majority for Moselc: uf iG2: Lee. for state
Senator. 2.357: Caldwell 2.sJl. majority for
Cal.iwe! Of 81
THNenus ,HeD) defeated Whitelaw for the
Legislature, ana the entire Republican
county ticket WAS elected. with the sXcep-
zion of Prosecuting Attorney. for which z.
j. Hines UJcTI.l defeated Sawyer tR"g., by
about 500 votes. Impossible TO obtain vote
on Worlds Fair amendments, which. how
ever. carried in this county.
Cape Girgrdeau. No. Nov. THE city
Went about irf Republican, the county about
..G. The Worlds Fair amendments carried
by a !arge majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

NULt y. ~ On ''0''TIEI. .-'I7H-IIs T'.-Tl.
Lrwls is.h,..
won! Republican yesterday beyond the on
pertat!oa of The most hoa.fu Republicans.
Except Il Conslabl" or two, the Democrats
riei the city by 163S. but the Republican
county ticket was far anead ever'ywhern.
Congressman Cowh"rd ran way AHEAD OF
his ticket, and il elected safely. Dem pc"atc
vote, of Whi.n returns are yet incomplete,
will do anything for their county ticket.
The best that most Of them hope For is
that :!lrv can save one cf the TWO civ
members Of tho Legislature who have
country townships in their district. IT theE
C.,nuO; they VIII only send one ut Jackson
County'S sGN mcEu-rs Of tn" lower house
to jefferson city. The Legislative delegation.
for The iirs: time in Il G"nerntion. is soIiily
Republican. except the county Represents
tive district
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
IOWA..

pes Mcines. Ia. Nov. z.-Semiofic:ai re-
turns from eighty-six Of the nincty-nins
counties In the State give Mckinley 956. go
votes and Bryan rs SIS. Nckinley's plural
| ity being S7.4ls. or an average of 1865 to the
county.
The other thirteen counties. Mt the same
ratio will increase the Republican plurality
to- slightly more than 10000. which is tho
high waternaTk Ia the States history.
Every Republican candidate for Congress
is elected hv increased pluraiitiae ranging
from $50 TO loco. NIeage- returns on th,
proposed constitutional amendment for
biennial elections. and for holding con-
sJitutioual convention, show both PROPOSE
tions 10 have carried by large majuEiteS-
Dubuque. la, Nov. 7.--Speaker Hender-
sons majority in the Third Iowa Congress
sinn1l District is 1l,DrJ an Increase %
nearly 2.h1. The Democrats elect every
county officer in Dubuque County By ma
ioritios ranging from 7e3 to l.5oo. Dubuque
County gives Mr.. Eryan 1S.2 majority an
increase of go over i396.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
=.H==H--
NIElIESnN CnININ.

Vote III 1886 on Goyernor: Stephens. @.p2.;
Lewis l.a>-.
Tarluo Mo. Nov. In Atchisor County
rh- Democratic majority on tn" electoral
Ticket Is IA. The STATE ticker runs :iS votes
ahead. The Democratic county ticket is
elected with TWO exceptions Treasurer Ini
Public Administrator The Republican
gain Is about i:I over l>9- vote. Cochran
carried the coruty uVe. k,urish ny y.
votes Willsie tDeml was elected Repre-
sentative bv p votes
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
JEFFERSON CHfNT'

HilIsbore. Mo. Nov. 7-The complete vote
of jefferson County shows the majority for
Eryan to be q, and for Dockcry and the
State ticket 81: Robb, for Congress, IS
The Democratic county candidates were
elected by the following majoritieS:
MeayeE. tor Representative. lis: LolE. far
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
TENTH DISTRICT.
.;I;IFI;EitSGS cor NT1
Vote III 1896 on Governor: stephens. .:
Lows. .ssi.

REPTHTIC SPECIALS.
Union. Mo.. Nov. 7.-NI,Kiniey's vote in
which is a slight increase in the F:rpuhIi" n
majority of two years ago. Drckerys vote
Is 2.G-". and sflIry's, 3.7Z0. Lieuf"nln! Gov
H. the county from 1924 to afg The entire
H. publican county tiCke. is elected The
Worlds Fair amendments were carried b.
a big ma IuritN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

Chicopee. Mo, Nov. In this Carter
county the Democratic majority on the
behind Il little. T'f. entire Democratic
ticket is elected. Amendment NJ. :. yes,
rs: no. 8; amendment No. .. YES, "a; no,
46. O.. 7. Lee: DEM cratic candidate Tor
State Senate. ccncedes his defeat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

Nevada Mo. N"v- Official returns ,,or
Vernon County give Bryan 4,slt and NJ
Of tE-lyof@ OF isai Of 81 AMI !, EanuI,:,r,i,
gain ~ i2f. Dock"ry. A.25G; f'lnry. lis. THO
entire State ticket received rrar,icAIly the,
SANE vote Benton received ! j"i and fnirnr.s
:35f. The entire Democratic ticket is elect
81 10y piUralitlcs Of nearly &.rD. Ali th,
constitutional amendments. except that uro-
VId!ng for verdict by three t"Urtiis OF &.
jury Ia civil cases lit courts of record. car
ried by handsome ma 5or!ties
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
HOW AiiIl CNLNVN
Voc in l,sn on ,;oyesn,r: stephens. a,'5
Lewis. l..i

turns gf Hnwara county -,yc Eryau and
the entire Democratic ticket. STATE, COLI
Errssiunal and county a majority of $50.
Colonel j. T.. Williams leads the ticket
The County Democratic ticket elected Is
rs follows: Representative j. l.. hirb,
Sh"r'f. George u. Gibson; Collector. ". ~.
Nhyt'; Prosecuting Attorney, X. ". i}a-
hS. Ju.ig, OF County Court. Eastern tp.s-
trict. Samuul Hit, Western District. lIa:-
lin hu!.u, Treasurer y. J. FUrr: Coroner,
ll'Wly smith, Assessor. Wilbur Rains. sur
TcNor John l. Wisely: Public Admins
traitor, Thomas p-Ithcara:-".
The vote on constitutional amendments
was as follows MAJORITY f"r FIRST. AS: tor
second. i.-i: AGAINST ihiIi, id1. majority ft.'
fourth, 2.l2g. for fifth, Nd5: Tor sixth, i.2;
for seventh. ;sG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

REPURbIC SpECIAE.
Sedal.a. aIo.. Nov. THE official election
returns oi P,ttis COUNTY show that NfI
years aeo. Rryan's plurality Of lis IN l,gG
was wiped out ami Mckinley was gN"N q
plurality OF {. or net Republican gam of
l5i; ana Flory had plurality ot - Oyer
nrckcTy The Republican candidates at
tn. top Of t.lr state ucke; have q plurality
OF :. while Joe Harrington Of Potts County
Democratic candidate for Railroad Comms-
sioucr. was ta.Oro,! with = plurality uf 3i
oyer Grouse Cooney and Parsons. Demo-
cratic and Republican candiiateS for Con
yress IN the Seventh Congressional District
are tied al 2.566.
III" county officers wcr" divided equally
lite Democrats -'ostiHE Prosecuting Atiur-
r"v. Collector Sheriff Coroner and 'uUGty
Judg, and the Republicans rlrcting Roqrcs-
eutatiyc. Treasurer. Assessor. Naului-tra-
tor. surveyor and County Judge.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
LINCnHN VIZ.

Vote n 1896 on Governor: Stephens. : 29ss.
Troy, No. Nov. In this district of Lin
coin county the Democratic ma jority on the
electoral ticket is l.IM. Tile State ticket
runs rs votes behind. The Democratic
county ticket is elected. The Republican
vote is the same as III 1876. The Democgailc
vCt. Is HIGHT
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

Vote ~ ls,s on Govern.r. Stephens los-:
lewis. %.
Grant city Mo. Nov. Worth County
Democrats elect rh.ir entire tickc. "Xoer:
Treasurer and Attorney. Backory rs ~
majority. EoGgh'riy, for Congress. has -.
and StEbbS. for STATE senator -. Th"
fourth and fifth amendments carried by SO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

for g:artoa County show = I.luraiity or 40
f,r i.r,-.fr, ~: for ToCkefy. $40 for HeUtgn
tE..,nt fnI Congress and 3Gi for Calverc
t6Sin5 for Representative TIC, whole Dem
ocr.itjl. county ticket is elected - hind'cfas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
SPORTING

kt the golf championship tournament 10Y
The Republic Cup, played at the Field CiaJ
yesterday, Mr.. Nckinnie defeated Mr.. Tur-
s!er and Mr.. Adams beat Mr.. Hachmeist.r
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
ARKANSAS.

Little Rock Ark. Nov. 7.-Complete 70
turns are coming III slowly. but enough IS
known to indicate a plurality Of 5000 for
Eryan in Arkansas. Neither Democrats nor
Republicans pO.led their full strength. In
each Of the six congressional districts the
democratic nominees for Congress aI-
peared to have run slightly ahea5 os
Bryan, md their majOrities range from
$500 10 15.001.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08

Macon. Mo. Nov. 7.-Compla;e Official. re-
turns from Macon County give Bryan +ii2;
Mckinley. $.55i: Dockery. :i67: Flory. 3,6'6.
Congr-ss-iioyd Dem'. +.26S: Picklcr lEep.l,
5 5f,. SenatCr-Euhey Uem). +.2l2: Ferris
Htepl %.5s5. Representative - Campbell
CDeru1. +,.i4; Beach Rsp.D. 3,a>5 Bryan ran
;!aS short of the vote he received in is9f. Tho
Worlds Fair amendments carried 10y ma
ioriiirs OF i.!1l and So.
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ntt-IIrNS tpINTN

Vote in l'e6 -n Governor: Stephens. 2*,1
Ef,PI'EI.I. SPECIALS.
GallHiin. 40. Nov 7.-Compl,t" returns
from Da.ie$s county give Bryan 90 No
Kinney 80; Dochery 26a". forv 2.@.l. I.eu-
ocr,,tic Congress man -.Gy.. Republican 2.3.l :
Democr2tic Representative 2fii, Republican
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-08
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L.tr ir 1ssa on Governor. stephens. ISL.
Rcwi.ng Greer. Mo. No,- Pike Couu-
ty gives BRYAN ZOO. McKinley III Dock
cry S.1g%. FIory 2,j1i, Clark for Congress
3Si6. Fiagg 2!if The county in 1896 gave
Bryan $40 ana Mckinley $50. All the
constitutional amendments are carried ex-
ce.t the third