The Irish standard., 1900-11-10

far received. up to midnight, seem to indi-
cate that Van SAINT (rep) may have carried
the state by small figure, but the demo-
Gratis are claiming the election of Lind
fusion), by over $4,000 plurality, while the
republican managers will give no figures
although not admitting the election of
Lind. No figures have yet been received on
the legislature. The balance of the repub-
lican state ticket seems to have been
elected.
Kentucky.
Louisville, KY, Nov. Sat ten o'clock
p. m. both democratic and republican
committees claim the state, though they
furnish no figures in support of their
claims. The Louisville newspapers claim
that BRYAN and Beckham or Mckinley
and Yerkes have gained the victory in
this state, just according to whether
these papers supported the democratic or
republican tickets in the campaign Just
closed. McKinley's majority in 1870 out of
200 precincts in Louisville and the county
is 4,05s. In the same precincts the ma
jority of Yerkes. republican candidate for
governor, over Beckham (dem) is 449S
. The democrats are claiming gains out in
the state.
Maxsachusetts.
Boston, Nov. 7.-As usual in presidential
years, Massachusetts, went republican by
substantial but considerably reduced ma
JOAllyp 5AVIS " I-ieSlueuL MCKINNEY Id
votes in the electoral college, while w. M.
Crane was reelected governor, nearly all
of the republican state ticket and at least
10 of the 10 republican congressman. The
state legislature is also republican by a
majority Of about three to one. and will
probably again send Hon. George F, Hoar
to the national senate.
Boston, Nov 7-President Mckinley
has carried Massachusetts, by about $4,000
plurality, reduction of nearly 100000
from that of four years ago. The repub-
licans have elected possibly II of the con-
gressmen. few by an Increased pIu-
rality over 1885, but in the majority Of
the districts their candidates ran behind
those of four years ago. While the total
vote for governor was somewhat behind
that given the national candidate, w. M.
Crane was elected by a somewhat larger
plurality than that received by President
Mckinley. The reduction in the repub-
| lican plurality was due not SO much to
the falling off in the party vote, but to
the return of the so-called gold democrats
of 1896 to the regular democratic ranks,
The republican vote showed net loss of
about 15 per cent.
The plurality in this city of s,4G6 for
Bryan, with one precinct to be heard
FROM came as a surprise of the election
in eastern Massachusetts, Bryan polled
throughout the city 44,S13 votes, that Is
1889 more votes than he received four
years ago. This is a gain of about so per
cent. for the democratic presidential can
didate. McKinleys support numbered &c.
BAT, which was a loss of approximately "a
per cent. over 1896. when he received A.
922 votes. Bryan ran very strongly in re-
publican wards, and seemed to lose in sew
eral democratic wards
Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb. Nov. 7.-At two a. m. 3S
precincts had been heard from, and with
the later returns come figures which en-
courage the fusionists In their aVoWal that
Bryan will carry the state by small plu-
rality. They at least indicate that the
early gains reported for Mckinley will be
materially cut down by returns from the
country districts. Some change has been
also noted In the legislative returns from
Douglas county, which has the largest as
sembly district delegation in the state, and
which has always been republican. The
latest reports from ward precincts in Oma-
ha favor the fusionists and they now hope
to elect at least part Of their IL candi-
dates for the two houses of the legisla ture.
Little is heard from congressional dis
tricts, except from the Second district.
where Mercer (rep.) is probably elected.
Lincoln. Neb, Nov. 7.-Soon after ten
o'clock the returns from this city were
completed They showed that Mckinley
had polled 4.516 votes and Bryan 1913 Civ
ing Mckinley majority Of 1903, gain of
6S4 over 1896.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-McKinley and
Roosevelt have carried Pennsylvania by
plurality of 100000. Senator Hardenbergh
is elected auditor general by about rs 900
plurality. Both the Quayites and fusion
lists are claiming majority in the state
legislature which will elect Quay's Sec
cessor In the senate.
Returns received up to II p. m. indicate
the election of the following congressman:
Republicans : Bingham, Adams, Burke,
Young. Morrell, Butler, Wagner, Brosius,
Council. Palmer, Olmstead, Wright Ma
hon. Lewis. Evans Jack, Dalzell, Graham,
Acheson. Showalter. Bates. Slbley Grow,
Foerderer i Democrats = Mutchler,
Green. Ryan, Polk, Halls. The vote in
i several districts is very close. and Of
hcial returns may slightly alter the re-
suits The present delegation from Penn
| sylvanfa consists of q republicans and 9
democrats. Mr.. sibley. who was elected as
a democrat, has changed his political faith.