Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-07

elected. The legislature is overwhelm-
lngly republican.
NEVADA.
Reno, New, Nov. 7.-Bryan's major
ity in the state will be considerably in
creased over last nights figures and
will not fall far short OF 1900.
washington.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. THE demo-
Gratis concede the election of the re-
publican presidential electors and Con-
gresham Jones. They claim they have
reelected Governor Rogers and elected
for congress.
BIG MAJORITY IN CONGRESS-.
Gam More Than They
Dared Hope For.
Chicago, Nov. Dispatches received
by the Associated Press from 32l out of
$50 congressional districts show the re-
pubIicans have elected 178. the demo-
Gratis 14O, fusion 4, silverites and popu-
liste1.
Washington. Nov. 7.Presldent Nc
Kinley will begin his second term with
both houses of congress- strongly repub-
liScH. 5s-k6llS-S' N1iiSAi SlCSS
legislatures which elect United States
senators indicate that the republican
majority in the senate will be at least as
large as ii is now. The house of repre-
sentatives has been carried by a verita-
BILE republican landslide. The republican
gains have not been confined to any one
section Of the country. The east, the
west and even the south have contrib
uted to the increased republican major
ity. Districts have been carried that
even the republican managers were dis
posed to concede to the democrats.
Returns from the legislative tickets in
several of the states are delayed, max
ing 1t impossible to give exact figures as
to the strength of parties in the new
senate.
One of the most interesting senatorial
situations is in Nebraska. Senator AL
len, populist, fills one of the seats by ap.
pointment of the governor, which holds
good only until the meeting Of the legis.
ilature. The term Of Senator Thurston
republican, will expire March g. Thus
the legislature elected in Nebras yes.
terday Will have to elect two senators
A fusion legislature would return Sena-
tor Allen and would elect Mr.. Bryan tc
succeed Senator Thurston. II the late,
returns bear out the indications OF th4
earlier dispatches from Nebraska, Mr.
Bryan has not only been defeated FOL
the presidency but will be kept out o
the senate as well.
The Pennsylvania legislature Will b.
strongly republican. The supporters 8
former Senator Quay claim that his fac
tfon Will be in the majority and he wfl
be returned to the senate The anti
Quay men will not concede this anc
there is every prospect of bitter fac
tlonal fight when the legislature meet
in Harrisburg.
Chicago. Nov. Dispatches TO tn
| Associated Press from 1874 of the 35
congressional districts show the repub
licans elected 191, democrats 140, silver
ties two and populists one
JOY AT NATIONAL CAPITAL.
News OF Republican Victory Cheere,
by Immense Crowds.
Washington. Nov. 1.-The jubilatio,
over President Mckinley's reelection
broke all bounds. Never, except at in
|auguration times, did such crowd
surge up and down Pennsylvania ave
lnue, cheering and singing and blowin
horns.
In the absence of the president ther
was no gathering at the white house
and such advices as We're receive
there We're conveyed by telephone t
the members of the cabinet now i
Washington. Only three are here. Sec
retaries Hay, Gage and Root, the lat
ter reaching the city during last even
ling. after casting his ballot in Ne,
4 York. Secretary Hay was feeling in
disposed and remained at his HON
during the evening, but Secretary Gag
was at the treasury department, ana
with a number of friends, heard the re
lsult there.
AT the war department Secretar
Root. Gen. Miles and Adjt Gen. Cor
bin We're on hand and remained unit
late in the evening.
At the republican and Democrat
headquarters the. officers of the CON
mittees We're engaged in figuring o
4 the complexion of the next house Z
representatives. Representative Lo,l
Idenslager was in charge Of the reput
Ilican headquarters. and Chairma
Richardson. OF the democratic congret
sional committee. came down frol
New York, where he has been much I
the time during the campaign, to az
sumo charge.
At the democratic headquarters til
IneWs which began coming in early i
the evening was SO gloomy that acces
to the rooms OF the democratic com
mittee at the Metropolitan Hotel wa
denied to the public before o'clock.
Chairman Richardson declined I
make any statement about the polit
4 cal complexion OF the next house, alth
lit seemed beyond question to politics
observers in Washington that til
Fifty-seventh house would be. reput
|lican by q working majority.
Perry s. Heath Gives Figures.
Chicago, Nov. Perry S. Heat
secretary of the republican nation,
committee. predicted late last nigl
that President Mckinley had bee
elected by larger electoral vote tina
he received in 1896. He said that tn
was conceded at 9 o'clock by NJ
4 Croker. who granted that the republ
can plurality in New York state wonl
4 exceed 100000 and that Mckinley an
3 Roosevelt had carried the states
u Delaware, Maryland and Illinois.
said that there never has been any vi
! certainty as to Indiana. for the repul
q lican plurality in that state has bee
steadily marked as high as 1900 {,
mckinley and Roosevelt during the la
week. and that 1t is at this time col
c4ded to be approximately that larg
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