The Irish standard., 1900-11-10
New Hampshire.

each; the legislature will be overwhelming
ly republican in both branches, and the
governors council will be solidly repub-
lican.
Connecticut.
New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. Estate Chair
man Thayer, of the democratic committee,
comedies defeat for the democratic national
ticket in Connecticut, but states that he
believes Judge Bronson. the candidate for
governor, will carry the state by Il small
majority. II the returns from New Haven,
waterbury and Hartford are. pro rata he
gives a plurality Of 1900. He claims the
election of Oliver Gildersleeve for con-
gress.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. 10. r. Fyler,
chairman of the republican state central
committee, at 1880 on the basis of returns
| received at that hour claims Connecticut
for Mckinley by 25.0OO, and the election of
the republican state ticket by 1900 to
1900.
New Jerxey.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. Fuller returns
bear out the first statement that New
Jersey will give Mckinley and Roosevelt
$1,000 plurality. The democrats have only
succeeded In carrying four of q counties
Hudson, Huntington, Sussex and Warren.
They have made a net loss of three men,
bers In the upper house of the legislature.
The new senate will stand 16 republicans to
democrats, and the house will contain
as last year.
North Dakota.
Minneapolis. MIMI. Nov. IA Times spe-
cial from Bismarck, N D., says: The vote
In this state is very slow coming in. The
city of Bismarck, 1t is estimated, will give
Mckinley It's majority. City of Dlckn-
son will give 1856 majority for Mckinley and
| stste ticket. Burleigh county will give re-
publican state ticket 800 majority, county
llC legislature fight ri in,
iy. Republican legislative ticket probably
elected. Judicial fight close between Win
CHESTER Tep) and Register (dem) VIM
chester will probably lose this county, but
carry this district. Secretary Jewell esti-
mates from state returns that come in a
majority of $500 for Mckinley, with state
ticket little behind.
Maryland.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 7.-Mckinley has
carried Maryland beyond the shadow OF
doubt, the only question 10 be settled be-
ing the size of his majority. With prac-
tically complete returns from the city, he
has majority here of about G,5OO, while
from the state, scattering returns indicate
an additional surplus of $500, making his
total majority IN the state about 10000
There Is no reason to believe that the final
nSureS Will vary greatly from those given
above. Chairman Nandiver, of the demo.
cratic state central committee admits
bfyan's defeat in the state, while Chair
man Goldsborough of the republican com.
| mittee, says that McKinley's majority will
reach l1,O00 at least. 1t is also certain
that the republicans have elected four out
OF the SIX congressman, while the remain
ing two will probably be democratic, al
though later returns may change this out
| look.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. Murray vantli-
ver chairman of the democratic state cen.
mi Il -
Mckinley.
baltimore, Md, Nov. 7.-President Nc
Iinley carried Baltimore city by a ma
Jority Of $685. The returns from the
counties are meager, but official advices
from 81 scattered precincts out of 345
give him 1S,:S5 as against 16,197 for Bryan,
thus assuring him IL majority of at least
10000 in the state The defeut of the
democrats has been Thorough and sur
prisinS. 1t being certain that they have
lost five out of the six congressman.
Missouri.
st. Louis, Nov. Sup to midnight the
returns from the state and city were very
meager, owing to the operation of the
new and untried Nesbit election law, the
unusually heavy vote and the fact that
the counting of seven constitutional
amendments had to be done first, nothing
definite as to the result of the vote on
the state and national tickets could be
naQ at tlat time.
Oregon.
Portland, Ore, Nov. lone hundred
and sixty-seven precincts out of 772 in
Oregon, including the city of Portland,
give Mckinley 1855 Bryan, S,755. If the
same ratio is maintained Mckinley will
have a plurality Of 10000 in the state.
/! Arkansas.
! Little Rock, Ark, Nov. THE Gazette
estimates ma jority of 10000 for Bryan ir
Arkansas. Six democratic congressman
elected beyond doubt.
4 Little Rock, Ark, Nov. AT II 80 tn.
returns show slight falling off in the vote
in large counties, which may reduce Bry
ans majority to $4,000. In the cities Bry
an runs trifie behind the democratic nom
inees for congress. A very small vote wa!
received by the populist electors. and the
prohibition vote in the state will not ex
coed 1000.
]! Austin, Tex, Nov. 7.-All democratic
congressman are elected except in the
Tenth district. where the result is in doubt
| Houston, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE democrati,
! state ticket, headed by Joseph D. Sayers
for governor, is elected by a majority ir
excess Of 100000. The legislature is almost
i SOlidly democratic. 1t will elect JOSEPH
w. Bailey United States senator to sue
| coed Horace Chiffon. 1t is estimated tina
the majority Of the state electors will no
fall short Of 175,000, and may go beyond
that figure.
North CAROLINA.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 1.-THE election IL
|. North Carolina was very quiet. Return!
| indicate that Bryan's majority will not b,
less than 900. Seven democratic congress
men are elected, with two in doubt, thu
Eighth and Ninth districts. 1t is almos
certain that the republicans have carried
the Ninth. Democratic State Chairman
Symons is elected United States senator
| to succeed Butler (pop.) by 10000 over hi.
! opponent Gen. Julian 8. Carr.
| Louisiana.
! New Orleans, La, Nov. 7.-Bryan carried
Louisiana by majority apparently Of 80,
OOO The state returns solid demoerati,
delegation to congress. Bryan carried New
Orleans by a majority of $4,000. A ronsti
tuttonal amendment increasing to 500, 90
the amount to be paid in pensions to con
federate veterans was carried
Tennessee.
| Nashville. Tenn. Nov. AT midniRh
| the returns indicate falling on of &c, 90
| to 10000 votes In the state, about equally di
| vided among the two parties. many ne
! groes. especially in the cities. remaining
+, away from the polls. Bryan's plurality ii
the state will fall short of that Of Gov. Nc
Millin by 5000 or 1000 votes, McMillin be
Ing reelected by from 1900 to $1,000. Demo
Gratis carried Nashville, Memphis, Knox
Vile and Chattanooga, while eight of tn,
ten congressman are democrats. Dawson
county (Nashville), which went for Nc
kinley In 1896. goes for Bryan by $500. Thu
| legislature Is democratic by an increased
majority, and Hon. e. w. Carmack will b,
elected United States senator
Alabama.
| MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. I'm the First
Second, Third, Fourth Sixth Eip7ff1 nf