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Washington County.

STILL WATER, Nov. Especial. 1.-The
result of the election in Washington
county savors somewhat of a surprise,
particularly in so. far as it relates to
Lind and Van SAINT. The tabulated re-
turns of the county show that Gov. Lind
carried the county by. the narrow margin
of 2. He received Pip otes to 2.110 for
water by tEe handsome plurality Cf 2S1,
Notwithstanding the very light vote
roled in the city, but lost ground in the
northern and southern portions Of the
county. Mckinley carries the county by
a plurality of 1.723. The total vote for
president was, Mckinley, 5CS6; Bryan,
1873.
Mayor j. G. Armson was reelected
mayor of the city. defeating p; w. Du-
candidates were reelected, namely j.
G.. o. Burnham (Rep0, Second ward and
J. NJ Staples Rep). Third ward.
There was close and exciting fight on
the county ticket, and Democrats gain
one officer, namely. Judge j. c. Meth
away. who defeated S E. McBeath, for
Smith was reelected sheriff, defea ting
Oscar Ostrom (Rep1 The remaining
county officers chosen are Repblicans and
are as follows: Auditor, Charles II.
Browne; register of deeds. Charles A.
hammers; clerk of court. A.. j.. Doe;
Judge of probate, Franz. T.. Wilson SUI
perintendent OF Schools. Frank S. Nc
keaIl; surveyor, Joseph Oldham; coroner,
E. o. B. Freligh, treasurer, Fred s. Fos-
-GTandstraI1d. j. NJ Schaffcr and A. f.
Noltimier. For member of congress f. C.
Stevens receives 2,707 DIR. A. /. Stone,
1,520; Stevens plurality, 1,1S7
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Later Returns of the National Election Still Fur
ther Confirm the Triumph of
Sound Money
The Republican Ticket Will Have 295 Electoral
Votes for It's Presidential
Candidate

party's presidential electors but Odell's g
plurality still remains about 100000. 1t
seems probable that the congressional
delegation from New York state will re-
main as indicated in the earlier reports.
Long Island, Brooklyn included, divided
its congressional delegation evenly, three
Republicans and three Democrats, Re-
publican gain of three On Manhattan
Island the Republicans elected only ore
member of congress, William H. H
Dougless having defeated ]. S. Hill, Capt
William Astor Chanler, who defeated
Lemuel E. Quigg two years ago, having
declined a denomination in this district
this year. Two Democrats are elected
up the state, w. H. Ryan having been
returned from one of the Buffalo dis
tricts, and G. A. Pugsley, of Westchester
county, succeeding John @. Underhill,
who is also a Democrat The West
c--ester district is part city, part country,
since it includes within it's boundaries a
portion Of the borough of the Bronx, of
Greater New York. This makes the con-
gressional delegation stand twenty-one
Republicans and twelve Democrats, o
Republican gain of five
Both houses of the state legislature are
Republican by a large majority but a
number of districts are close and it may
require the official count to decide in sew
. eral cases.
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NEW YORK, Nov Political head
quarters in this city and state are being
abandoned and the campaign of 1900 is
a matter of history. Ex-Gov. w. J.
Stone, who had charge of Democratic
headquarters, is preparing to return to
Missouri
Republican leaders who have been at
their headquarters here for number of
weeks past, are scattering to different
sections of the country. The large plural
City received by Mckinley in the electoral
college, and the certainty that the next
congress will be Republican, has taken
the keen edge off popular interest here.
Richard Croker despite the fact that the
newspapers of the city are discussing the
probability of an ant-Tammany organi-
zation, is preparing to leave for England
In the near future. Gov. Roosevelt is
still resting at Oyster Bay, and State
Chairman and Governor-elect Odell is at
his home is at his home in Newburgh,
and few remain at the now practically
deserted Republican headquarters in this
city.
The official returns as received are not
materially changing the results and Nc
Kinleys plurality at midnight remains
approximately $1,000 in the state.
AHEAD OF HIS TICKET.
John B. stanchfeld. the Democratic
nominee for governor, ran ahead of his
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MINNESOTA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVEs.

rSeo SaWigGna efEar.l,g W n61, b Anderson & Rep3.
(Dem.)
3-Wabasha. L. 0. Cooke Rop).
6,M4wer; G. w. w. Hardin (Rep). w.
559oP%qdge. & %s. P, ]. schwarz Rep).
11-Blue Earth Nels Nyquist (Rep),
George r. Wilder (Rep), George w. Nor
1AJackson and Cottonwood w. A.
Potter GRepl. L. D. Riley Rep.).*
dI5-Nobles and Murray. H. c. Gross
16-Rock and Pipestone. ]. H Nichols
(Rep.).
18aL9c qHi Parle and Chippewa. F.
l9-Redwood and Brown James "A.
20-Nicoi!et ]. B. Bean (Dem.).*
p 5aa-SibteY;; Fred Sander GRepl.%
2$@aTeeker. j. ". ". Torrey (Rep).+
@-seott 2S Dennis = DIealy tDem);e
Lemke
n53. sg4GooqBgs. 1B !. G. vqp W@2Id @ @Rep,2, S. B.
Whatford Rep), John Pennington
8l1,Washingtop T. H. Hillary Rep.)*,
s2~c6isago, Pine and Kanabec. ]. G..
SS-W. w Ramsey, Wv; Dunn
a-Ramsey.. Andrew Holm (Rep.), VIM.
Butler Oem.), Walter Nelson '(Rep.).*
StRamsey. Philip Martin Oem),
Charles S. Schurman (Rep)*
36-Ramsey. James R. Hickey Dem },
Rukard Hurd (RepO.
$7-Ramsey. George F. Umland (Dem)*,
WV. Rich (Rep.).
burne. N. K. Hunt (Rep), Emmet Mark
Rep2, Henry Lee (Rep).
46-Wright-Frank Swanson (Rep.~); AL
47EBenfon and St. Cloud-J. J. Me-,
5sSst. Louls-Mallory Rep); Afford
5Q-st. Loufs-Hugh (Rep); Miller Rep3
51-St.. Louis. Lake and Cook-George
r. Laybourn CRep)*. ..--..
Babcock (Rep:)*; O'Nein (Rep.) -
54-Stearns- Benolken Oem. y;
j. G. Hogan fRep)
56-Swift and Big Stone-N. w. Benson
(Rep.)
5S-Pope and Douglas-T. T. Ofsthun
(Rep.)
6O-Wilkin Clay and Becker-J. T. Lom-
men men (ReR); R. ]. Wells (Rep); A. H.
62,PqIk-James Cummings Pop.); op-
Thirty eighth District-P. F. Herbert
Oem.), c.. Fust Dem).
p Thirty-ninth District-J. c. Sweet and
Fqrtieth DIstrict..s, L. Smith and W.
P. Roberts (Rep).%
Forty first District-J. L. Dobbyn, L. c.
Stevenson, S. v Morris, w. D. Wash
burn Jr. (Rep.)
Forty-second District-J. A. Peterson
and ]. w. Phillips (Rep):
Forty-third District-C L. WaIIace% and
L. H. Johnson (Rep).
Forty fourth District-In doubt; proba-
bly, G. A. Armstrong (Rep), and Edward
Egan Oem.).*
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The Counties That Have Reported Give Him
Plurality of Over 2OOO
Conservative Estimates Do Not Give Van SAINT
More Than 1000 Oh the Balance
of the Counties.

The b. has
been able to them still plurality
the
knocked has beenr
Ihe Globes returns received which
including
to hear from The committee claimed
for Val
This 1000 is included in second
later change the results a
Republican
midnight sufficient
far sheardh the chances seem to favor Lind
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INDIANA.
Is Republican on State and National
Tickets by 10000.

Tickets by 10000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. IA plur-
ality of anywhere from $4,000 to $1,000 for
the Republican national ticket: the cleo
ton of Col. w. Z. Durbin (Rep.) to the
goVernorship; the election Of the entire
, state and Marion county Republican
ticket, nine and perhaps ten, out of 13
congressman, and the election of legis-
lature that will have a Republican ma
Jority Of forty on Joint ballot Is a sum
mary in brief of yesterdays battle at the
polls in Indiana. An unexpected develop
ment is the fact that the Republicans
made their strongest gains IN Demoera tic
strongholds. In several heretofore strong
ly 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 the exception of the Fourth dis
trict, which UP TO this time is in doubt.
Indiana's contingent in congress VIII be
AS follows: First district-James A.
Heninway Rep); Second district Rob
ert w. Miers, Ocm) Third district. w.
z. Zcnor (Dem0; Fourth district in doubt
Fifth district Elias S. Holloway, Rep. J:
. Sixth district; James F. Watson, Rcp. ):
Seventh district, Jesse Overstreet. Rap.) +.
Eighth district, G. w. Cromer. O3ep.) J:
Ninth district, c. B. Landis Rep. J:
Tenth district, Edgar Crumaker. (Rep. +:
Eleventh district, George ". Steele,
{Rep) Twelfth district, James M. Rob
inson. Dem); Thirteenth district. A. l..
Brick, (Rep.).
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One Surprise Is Congressman LOr-
imer's Defeat


liners Defeat.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Chairman Rowe of
the Republican state central committee,
after reading mass of telegrams piled
on his desk this morning, declared his
belief that Richard Yates for governor
would have a majority in Illinois equal
to that on the national ticket The re-
turns this morning make Mckinley s
plurality 100000 in the state, and Demo-
Gratis are not disposed to concede any
such majority for Yates over Samuel
Alschuler, the Democratic candidate. Tre
returns from the congressional districts
Up to late hour indicated the election of
twelve Republicans and ten Democrats,
1T of the latter the Republicans insisted
that the outcome in the Second and Sixth
districts was still doubtful
Congressman Lorimer of the Second dis
trict today conceded his defeat. The ma
jority against him may reach 1,5GO. The
Republicans claim the official count will
be necessary to decide the result in Con-
gressman Boutelle's district
At Republican state headquarters ad-
ditional returns received this morning
cay that Chairman Rowe in his state
ment. states that McKinley's majority
will run to 100000, and that Yates will be
5000 to S0,0O0
Democratic headquarters, while
Yates election is conceded, Secretary
Nelson claims his plurality will not ex-
ceed 5000.
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election of Pope, Moreland and possibly

election of Pope, Moreland and possibly
of Hays.
Against this the Democrats claim Bry-
an carried the state though by mar
row margin of perhaps not over a thous-
ana; that fusion has clear working ma
Jorlty IN the legislature; that fusion
state officers are elected bv 3.0O0 n < 00o
and conceding the reelection of Mercer
and Burke, but that fusion has elected
to congress Robinson, Shalenberger and
Neville. The latter is the only congress
man conceded by the Republicans.
The legislature will be in doubt until
complete returns are in. Indications are
that II VIII be fusion by small majority
Both parties are claiming the lead on
joint ballot.
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Winona County.

WINONA. Nov. 7.--(Special) )-The re-
turns from Winona county outside Of the
are: Mckinley, 1885; Bryan. 1,1SS; Van
SAINT, 1,175; Lind 1,277 The vote in this
city stood Mckinley, 1,176 Bryan, 2,03S:
Van SAINT, 1,706; Lind. zoos.
WINONA, Mimi. Nov 7.-W mona
county complete gives Mckinley, 3.222;
Bryan. 1888; Van SAINT (Rep.), for govern
ney reelected First Minnesota district by
over 5000.
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SibIey County.

EAST HENDERSON. Mimi, Nov. =
Especial 1.-The complete vote of Sibley
county gives the following totals: Nc
Kinley electors, 1,691; Bryan electors,
wele, 1888; Schaller, ,341; Sander (Rep)
candidate for legislature, 1858; Jonn
G1ep); candidate for Legislature, 1.5l9;
GERS: Auditor, A, c. Buck dem F.;
treasurer Aug. G. Bernoltz (Rep); reg
lister of deeds, N. C. Bray Dem.); sheriff,
Aug. Gaffke Dem.); judgt of probate
c. A Rohrer (Rep.); clerk of court. John
Mccain (Dem.); county attorney, G. A.
Mackenzie (Rep(; superintendent, G. M.
Cosander (Rep.)
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ILLINOIS.

Those marked reelected.
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RED LAKE FALLS, MINI, Nov. -
Especial )-Red Lake county gives Lind
SEQ plurality; Bryan, $50 plurality; Daiy,
$50 plurality.
RED LAKE FALLS. Mimi. Nov. T.
-(SpeciaL)-The official complete returns
of Red Lake county: Bryan, 1,163, Nc
SAINT, 554; Lind, 1875 County officials
elected are: Auditor, Adam Zehr; regis
ter of deeds, Samuel Giebeau; treasurer
E. Tanberg; sheriff, Charles Sampson; SUI
Judge of probate, j. T. knight; surveyor
P. .. IIaglund; attorney, f. A. Grady.
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COLORADO.
State Is Democratic and WoIcOtt,s
Defeat Conceded.

DEVER, Colo, Nov. 7.-Returns from
yesterdays election are slow coming In
but sufficient returns and careful esti-
mates have been received to show that
Bryans plurality will be from 30 900 tc
$4,000 and may reach 10000 The Repub-
mean managers concede the legislature
to the fusionist is by majority of fifty
SIX on Joint ballot. Orman. Dem.,) and
the whole fusion ticket VIII have about
25,0O0 plurality. In Arapahoe count,1
Bryan's plurality will be about 6 500
though this will considerably exceed tna
plurality given the state and county tic
kets. The defeat of Senator Wolcott
for The senate is generally conceded. but
with several aspirants in the fusion party
1t IS impossible to predict with any ac-
curacy who his successor will be.
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Scott County.

SHAKOPEE, Nov. Especially )-scott
county complete, with one township es-
timated. gives Bryan $50, Lind $50. and
'Schaller 725 majorities. Three nundre ed
voters crossing Social Democrat" in
addition to Peoples Democrat"
The entire Democratic county ticket
with exception of commissioners, elected
being as follows Representative, Dennis
]. Dealy; auditor, J. H. Moore; treasurer,
Frank Huber; sheriff; Frank Wagner;
register, c. j. Delougherty; judge of pro-
bate, Mic Meyer; attorney, w. N. South
worth; superintendent of schools, H. j.
Fitzpatrick; commissioners, j. Bills
(Rep), Henry Spielmann (Den) and Jo-
seph Ring Qnd. Dem:) are elected. A
very light vote was polled throughout the
county.
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MICHIGAN.

McKinIey's Plurality over 400 30
Larger Than in 1896.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 7.-Returns
from the state up to 10 o'clock tonight
gives President Mckinley a plurality of
99SoS and Col. A. T. Bliss, the Republic
an candidate for governor, 69,O59 Col.
Bliss is running about 10000 behind his
ticket, and Mayor Maybury, the Demo-
cratic gubernatorial candidate, is a cor
responding number ahead of his ticket.
In 1886, McKinley's plurality in Michi-
gan was 56.170 Gov. Pingree ran 10000
ahead OF the Republican ticket, that year
getting a plurality of 75,107.
The Republicans have increased their
majority in the legislature on joint bal
lot by seven.
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tant from railway stations and will be

tant from railway stations and will be
sent in by mail
Gen. Bryant, chairman of the Republic
an state central committee, today reduced
his claims of plurality slightly from those
given out last night, placing his latest
estimates at 100000 for both national and
state tickets.
Interest now centers in the appoint
ments which will be made by Gov. Elect
robert M. Lal Toilette. But few changes
are likely to be made by the new gov
ernor' and no changes are talked of
IN the offices of the other state officers.
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Clay County.

MOoRHEAD. Mimi. Nov. 7.-(special)
Returns from all but one precinct IN
Clay county give Mckinley, 1.S48 Bryan
i,1f2; Van SAINT 40; Lind, 1856 Eddy's
plurality. SIS. Lommen Wells and Wil-
cox (Rep0, elected to the legis-
latGre. All but two Republican county
candidates elected.
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ST. Louis County.

oRd; RILUTH N MINI m NOV 7+lspecia11 -
gives Mckinley, 4,S83; Bryan, 1914; Van
SAINT 4,OS1; Lind, 1853. City in 1SS gave
Eustis, 2,726; Lind, 3,723. Morris, for
congress in city. has 1882; Truelson, 4107.
Forty-nine of the fifty eight precincts in
St Louis county outside Of Duluth give
Van SAINT, 2,41S; Lind, 1885, Van SAINTS
plurality In county SO far as reported,
987. The missing precincts are doubtful.
The entire Republican county ticket
elected. Congressman Morris reelected
by probably 5000.
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Murray County.

SLAYTON, Mimi. Nov. 7-(special.)-
Murray county elected G. e. Wald audi
tor; D. J. Mcnamara, treasurer; Herman
Nelson, register; 3. H. Whitney, attor-
rey: B. w Woolstencroft Judge; A. D.
Smith, superintendent; James Lowe,
sheriff; G. G. Balcolm, coroner; McKin-
lev $40 majority; McCleary $50, and Lind
about 125 H. C. Gross for representa-
tive has $50 majority.
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Recker County.

DETROIT, Mimi. Nov. 7.-(speciall-
Returns came in very slow. None
reached here before 3 Il. m. today Com
plete returns of Becker county give Nc
kinley, 1:ISS; BRYAN. TO; Van Sant. 1.437; ;
Lind, 1,z0l For congress Eddy 1.5Se;
DAILY, 959 The county elects straight Re
publican ticket for county officers, but in
some cases it was a very close run
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wiIkin Comfy.

BRECKENRIDGE, MINI, Nov T.
Especial. .)-Willyin county, eight towns
towns. estimated. Van SAINT. 625; Lind.
837.; one town. estimated, Eddy, 7S3; DAILY,
6ss 1896, Mckinley. G31; Bryan. $50; 1S9S
Eustis. Az; Lind. III; Eddy, 6S4; Ringdal
561. Republicans elect treasurer, clerk
of court, and county attorney; balance
fusion. ..
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WILLMAR. Nov 7.-(speciaI. .)-An
precincts in Kandiyohi county but ont
give Bryan, 1,154, Mckinley, 1921; Lind,
1852; Van SAINT, 1,795. The same polling
places in 1896 gave Bryan, 1852. McKin-
ley, 2,15G; Lind. 1880; Eustis, $685. F. M.
Eddy received 2,116 and M. J. Daley, /, ,351.
P. E. .Gandrud. Republican. is elected to
the legislature. The entire Republican
county ticket is elected by from 200 to
1,200 majority
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BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Fair; Warmer.

Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Fair; Warmer.
1-McKinIey's Plurality Increased.
The State Election.
Election In Canada.
Brokers Parade.
2-Results in the County.
3-Nevvs of the Northwest.
News of minneapolis.
Mckinley Leaves Canton.
What Teddy Says.
4-EditOriaI.
6-SpOrting News.
6-FOreign Comment.
The Next Congress.
7-Marl&ets of the World.
Bar Silver, 63 7-Sc.
December Wheat, 73 3-sc.
S-News of the Courts.
Kick at the Sauerkraut.
There Is a Good Surplus.
Had a Heated Session.
To Have More Precincts.
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OInsfeh Cnnntv-

The total vote for Olmsted county has
been completed and gives Mckinley 27,S;
Brgall, LIST Van SAINT, 2,5l1; Liud,
1,1Sf; fawney, 2,7f6; Brown, 1886
For representa- tive, Bush 1854; IIymes
2542a Dueil, 1,93a; Scott ,645 The tGtlf
Republican county ticket was elected by
fair majority.
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Cottonwood County.

WINDOW. Mimi, sNov. 7.-(special.)-
Cottonwood county complete and practf-
eeally official, gives Mckinley / 405; Bryan,
534; Van SAINT, 1,109; Lind, $50; McCIesry,
1,515; Mathews. GAL. w. A. Potter
(Rep) is elected to the legislature and
entire county Republican ticket except
superintendent is elected.
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MONTANA.

Suite Is DemOcratic and VIII Eject
Clark Senator.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. 7-Fuller re-
turns of yesterdays voting in this state
confirms the preliminary estimates sent
out last night. Bryan's plurality will be
from $1,000 to $4,000, and Gov. Toole leads
the Democratic state ticket with from
l6'oVO to $4,000 votes to spare. The legisIa-
ture which will elect two United States
senators, is Democratic from fifteen to
twenty votes on joint ballot, and will un-
doubtedly re-elect Senator Wm A Clark
and some other Democratic or Populist
to succeed Thomas c. Carter and fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Senator Clark last session.
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Douglas County.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 7.-(special.)-
Douglas county gives Mckinley 1,G05;
Bryan. 1.l66: Republican gain. 129; Van
SAINT, l,4eS; Lind. 1886; Republican gain,
1S1; Eddy, 1850: DAILY, 1883; Republican
loss. 173. County ticket goes Republican,
except superintendent of schools.
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Freeborn County.

ALBERT LEA. Mimi, Nov 7-(Spe-
cial.) .)-Complete unofficial returns 3n gov1
ernor and congressman in this county
give Van SAINT, 2,386; Lind, 1885, Tawney,
2,767; Brown, 1,21S. This city cast 1897
votes, or fully one-fourth of these cast
in the county.
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yellow McdicIpe Coun,x

:, GRANITE FALLS Mimi, Nov. -
Special, The following is the total vote
OF, Yellow Medicine county: MCKINLEY,
l,6SS; Bryan, 73S; Van SAINT, 1852: Lind.
!. 294; McCleary, 1883; Mathews, 81: Stiles
1,55O; Schees. 1889; Christianson J24; Ev-
ans, SS9. The full Republican county
ticket is elected
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polk Countx.

CROoKsTON, Mimi, Nov. 7.-(special)
Practically complete returns in Polk
county give Bryan 2,677; Mckinley, 235;
Van SAINT, 2O62; Lind, 2.77S. DAILY will
have a majority of 300 over Eddy. Cum
mings Pop.) is elected to legislature, and
probably Oppgaard, also Populist.
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DonneIly. gives Mckinley, s7S: Brvan. 625:
Van SAINT, Sl7: Lind 5l9 Same precin IS
ES@,,og 1Sg0 gave 3eo Mckinley. $780,; Bryan, 6S5;
received 9l5: DAILY. S26 County ticket
divided. Hillmond, Dean and Nelson
GRepO probably elected to the legislature.
Vote is Very close.
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Rock County.

ItiVERNE. Mirn., Nov 7-(Special)-
Complete returns from Rock county give
Mckinley. 1,223; Pryan. 5s7; Van SAINT.
1,196; Matthews. 619 legislative Nichols
1,O3S; Nelson, 869 The entire Republican
county ticket elected.
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LANDSLIDE FOR HENDERSON.

Speaker of the House Ran Ahead of
Mckinley.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 7.-Speaker Hen
derson received here 291 votes more than
the president, larger plurality than
Henderson received in 1896, during the
landslide to Mckinley on the money aues-
tion when the speakers plurality reach
ed 10,423 Tonight indications are that
Notwithstanding many Democrats who
voted four years ago for Mckinley, this
year went for Bryan, the speakers plu-
rality reaches II 491
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IOWA.
Republicans Have ELECTED Mckinley
and Every Con4-aSsuau

TIT z 14IVCteU HISS1A IAI1eS
and Every Congressman.
DEs MONIES. Ia. Ncv. 7.-Semi- Off
cial returns of S6 of the SO counties in the
state gives Republicans 266, 066 votes,
Democrats 17S,54S votes plurality S7,41S or
an average Of LOCO Republican plurality
to the county. The other thirteen coun-
ties at the same. ratio Will increase the
than 100000, which is the high water marx
in the states history Every Republican
candidate for congress. is elected by in
creased pluralities. ranging from 2,3O0 to
1900 Meager returns on the proposed
constitutional amendment for biennial
elections and for holding constitutional
conventions show both propositions to
have carried by large large majorities.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-08
Traverse County.

erse @ county, With ' only TARA precinct miss
ing, gives Lind S72; Van SAINT 577; Bryan,
6i7 Mckinley, 726; Eddy. 735; DAILY, az.
Returns show Democratic legislativ
ticket elected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-08
KittsOn County.

HALLOCK, MINI, Nov. 7.-Kittson
gives Mckinley, SS1; Bryan 575; Lind, $50;
Xsn 7 Flfs saat az a. n n lS fsOp 6s gays i9d
514; Bryan, 692; Mckinley, 798.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-08
ARKANSAS.
Bryan's Plurality Will Probably
Reach 10000.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. Com
plete returns are coming in slowly, but
enough is known to indicate a plurality
Of $4,000 for Bryan in Arkansas. Neither
Democrats nor Republicans polled their
strength. In each of the six congression-
al districts the Democratic nominees for
congress appear to have run slightly
ahead of Bryan and their majorities
range from 5000 to 150G0