The Irish standard., 1900-11-10

ment as to his views, but 1t was understood
he concurred in the accepted view of re-
publican victory.
Carries His Home County.
Canton. O., Nov. 7.-Practically complete
returns show Mckinley will carry his home
county by 1900 majority, gain of 1.16O
over 1896.
Carries Brynn's Precinct.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7-Precinct A, of the
RI ruth ward Organs precinct: Mckinley,
25S; Bryan, los.
Bryan IL Silent.
Lincoln Neb.. Nov. 7.-Bryan's friends
practically concede Mc<inley's reelection,
put none Of them will stand for a state
ment. AT 1:45 a. m he is sleeping sound
ly.and has given no attention to bulletins
for two hours.
Inc feeling is quite general that Mr. Bry-
an Will say to-day that he does not doubt
the election for the second time of his
rival, for while he has given no direct ut
terance to such concession, he indirectly
admits to friends that he does not hope for
more than to reduce the republican major
1tS IN some of the eastern states.
House Republican,.
Washington, Nov. z. Representative
Richardson, chairman of the democratic
congressional committee, at II o'clock de-
cEned to make an estimate on the COM
plexion of the next house. He said the
returns received up to that time were too
incomplete to determine the result so
FAR as the house was concerned. 1t is
practically conceded here, however, that
the mouse is republican by a working ma
jority.
chicago Nov. 7.-Returns from 2S7 Of the
800 congressional districts show the cleo
tlon OF l54 republicans, 100 democrats, /
fuslon1st, silverite and i populist.
Illinois.
chicago, Nov. ILLINOIS has gone for
Mckinley has plurality of 10000 to 100, 900,
ana the republican state ticket has been
elected. The republican state committee
claims that the state has gone republican
for the head of the ticket by 1000 the
democratic state committee comedies Nc
smiley, plurality in the state, of $4,000 to
locOO. The republicans claim that Rich
ard Yates and the entire republican state
ticket have been elected by plurality Of
'5O,0O0 to 5000, but the democrats refuse
to concede this point They insisted late
last night that Alschuler had run so far
ahead of Bryan as to warrant. them in
claiming his election. Returns from the
state at large were scattering, and did
not indicate that Yates had run so far
behind Mckinley as to endanger his cleo
ton.
Dr. Walter Watson, chairman of the
democratic state committee, gave up the
state early in the evening. At ten o'clock
he said: Mckinley. will carry Illinois
anywhere from $4,000 to 100000 He will
carry Chicago by $4,000 and Cook county
by 100000 Alschuler will carry Cook coun-
ty anywhere between 5000 and 10000. The
meager returns received at this time in
dictate that Mr. Alschuler will run SO far
q Of NYr H. H.
state.''
Fred HI. Rowe chairman of the republic
can state committee said Mckinley had
carried the state by 100000 plurality and
that Richard Yates would be the next
governor by 10000 plurality at least.
Len Small, who has had charge of the
legislative end of the republican cam
paign. claimed that the legislature would
be republican in both houses by at least
as large majority on joint ballot as was
the last general assembly. He added tina t
the scattering returns indicated that the
republicans would make a small gain in
the lower house.
Secretary Nelson, of the democratic
state committee, at midnight claimed that
the democrats had elected u and, possibly
- congressman in Illinois. He said the
democrats had carried the Second, Third,
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth, Thirteenth, Elf
tenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigh-
teenth Nineteenth and Twentieth dis
tricts.
governor is Alschuler, lS6. 43S: Yates, 49,
us
Cannon Reelected.
Danville, ILL.,. Nov. 7.-Congressman Jo-
seph G. Cannon is elected in the Twelfth
district
Michigan.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 7-There has been
veritable republican landslide in Mich
igan, and President Mckinley has car
ried the state by majority variously es-
timated from $4,000 to 100000. The entire
republican state ticket has also been
elected, although by smaller majority.
Mayor Maybury, of Detroit, the demo-
cratic candidate for governor, has run
far ahead of his ticket. The state legis-
lature, which elects a successor to Sena-
tor James Mcmillan. will be overwhelm-
ingly republican. and Senator McNfillan's
reelection is a certainty. At midnight it
have elected all their congressional nomi-
neeS.
Wisconsin,.
Milwaukee, Nov 1.-THE republicans
have swept Wisconsin from one end to
the other. Returns from 100 scattering
precincts outside of Milwaukee show that
Mckinley and LaFollette will carry the
the big wave of four years ago. This in
sures the reelection of all ten republican
congressman, with the possible exception
of Barney. in the Fifth district.
This county has gone republican by
fully 10000, which makes it absolutely
certain that Congressman Often (rep.) has
defeated ex-Gov. Peck for congress by at
least 1000 plurality. The legislature will
be overwhelmingly republican. as it was
two years ago. The indications are that
not single democratic senator has been
elected. and there will be only two demo-
Gratis in the upper house of the legislature
and not to exceed 20 democrats in the
lower house
Milwaukee, Nov. 7.-Election returns re.
ceived up TO midnight indicate that Wis
consin has gone for Mckinley by from
. l05, 900 to lis, 600 plurality The republican
state ticket, headed by Robert M. Lafol.
lette, will receive similar plurality. The
legislature will be overwhelmingly repub.
lican, and the congressional delegation is
also certainly republican.
The congressman elected are:
First District-Henry A. Copper rep.
Second District-Herman B. Dahle, rep.
Third District-Joseph w. Babcock, rep.
Fourth District-Theobald Often, rep
Fifth District-Samuel s. Barney, rep.
Sixth District-James H. Davidson, rep
Seventh District-Johnf j. Esch, rep.
Eighth Districts. Minor, rep.
Ninth District-Webster E. Brown, rep.
Tenth District-John J. Jenkins, rep
Indiana.
Tndianapolis Ind Nov 7-At p,idn,1b,