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mean a majority for Mckinley and the
state ticket in Iowa OF over 100000
Certainly Iowa will give that much,
which wcuid be the largest majority
ever given by the state for any party"
The majority for Mckinney in 1896
was $1,000 Chairman Huffman, demo-
crat, comedies Iowa by $4,000.
Return. show that heavy vote has
been cast all over the state. result in
the congressional fights cannot yet be
told. although the indications are that
all the republican congressman will be
elected
In the second and sixth districts the
fight is close
In Muscatine. in the second district,
Rumple, republican, has majority of
500. There seems no doubt that the
amendment to the state constitution for
biennial elections instead OF annual ones
has carried.
Polk county, in which is Des Moines,
will give about 5000 majority, an in
crease OF about 1000 for the republicans.
One hundred and sixty-thrce pre-
cincts out of 2,I4s give Mckinley TO-
Ss5. Bryan 1921. The same in 1896
gave Mckinley 7s,ol6; Bryan. 17,3os.
Twenty precincts received by the
Register from all over the state give
Mckinley 2,224; Bryan, 144o. Net re-
publican gain of 33I
Nebraska.
Omaha, Nov. AT midnight 800
returned results OF yesterdays election,
30 of them being in Omaha and Doug
lass county. A majority OF them give
republican gains, which. if they hold
good throughout the state, will indicate
a republican plurality of from 1000 to
5000.
However, the fusionists say the re-
turns are not significant OF the real re-
suit. and the outlying districts will over
come these gains, and give the state to
Bryan by from 5000 to 5000
The result OF the vote on the national
ticket will no doubt also determine the
victories on the state ticket, both rum
ming very close together in nearly all
cases.
Although not factor, the prohibit
ton ticket shows gain over four years
ago. 1t will require a pretty full count
to determine the complexion OF the leg
islaturs, and both sides. are claiming a
maj ority on joint ballot
Chairman Hall, of the democratic
state central committee, was reticent
with regard to the result and refused to
give any figures.
Chairman Lindsay, OF the republican
state central committee, said all their
returns indicated complete republican
victory with plurality OF from 5000 to
10000 for Mckinley, with no definite re-
turns on the state ticket and the legisla-
ture.
Rhode Island.
Providence, R. l., Nov. 6.-On an in
creased vote, Bryan has made consid-
cradle gains in Rhode Island. McKin-
ley's plurality of four years ago was aa,-
o78. Only half of the 143 districts in
the state have been heard from, those
missing including most OF those in the
cities, with most OF the 50 in Provi-
dence McKiney's plurality will be
about 10000, it is believed.
Nevada.
Reno, New, Nov. 6.--The election
passed off quietly throughout Nevada.
Present indication point to Bryan any
where between 500 and 1000, and New
lands (dem) for congress by 500.
Legislative ticket not yet canvassed.
North Carolina.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 6-Bellamy i
(de,n:.) reelected to congress in this, !
the sixth district, by overwhelming ma
jority. Bryan's majority in this state
estimated at $4,000. In democratic pri-
mary for United States senator, Sim
mons defeats Carr by large majority.
New Hampshire.
Concord, N. H., Nov. 6.-Thirty
towns and wards give Bryan 2,3o7, Nc
Kinley 4.14o. Same in 1896 gave Bryan
1887, Mckinley. 4.66S.
Columbus, O., Nov. 7.-Democratic
Chairman Long at midnight gave out
the following:
The returns from Hamilton and
Cayahoga counties show substantial
Democratic gains.
While majority OF the country
precincts reported show republican
gains OF five to precinct with about
100 heard from, this ratio OF gain, il
kept up with corresponding Democrat.
ic gains in the cities as now indicated,
will give Mckinley the state at about
the same as in 1896.
Comparisons are made on the vote
OF 1896.
"Lentzs election to congress in the
Columbus district is reasonably sure.
We have no advices from Dayton or
the Twentieth district, where we be-
lleve the Democratic candidates are
elected. This means gain OF one con-
gresham.
"The northeast part OF the state will
show large republican gains in counties
near Pennsylvania, where there has
been wholesale naturalization OF Firms,
Hungarians and Poles. regardless of
certainty Of legal residences.
They were uniformly voted for the
republican ticket, lSigned)
The democrats have gained about 81
900 in Cleveland and as much in Gin
cinnati and less in some other cities
The republicans have gained in the
rural districts and in this city-Canton,
the home OF the president, Akron, the
home of Chairman Dick, and in few
other cities.
Democrsic State Chairman Long
conceded the state to the republicans
and expects gain of one congressman
over the last delegation from Ohio, in
congress, which stood I6 republicans
and five democrats.
Michigan.
Detroit, Nov 7.-Ihere was a YER
table republican landslide in Michigan
yesterday and President Mckinley car
ried the state by majority variously
estimated from $4,000 to 100000. The
entire republican state ticket has also
been elected, although by smaller ma
jority.
Mayor Maybury, Of Detroit, the DEM
ocratic candidate for governor, has run
far ahead Of his ticket. The state legis-
lature, which elects successor to