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rolFAN, Nov, SIT win require an
anirial count Go determine the result In
whitman county ON some of the county
offices Rogers has Loo majority BRYAN
about 100 and the majority 90 Demo
cratic county candidates are elected The
Democrats have elected fudge, prnsecut !
ihE attorney. assessor. superintendent 20
schools, coroner and both commissioners
The Republicans have elected the treas
nrer. clerk surveyor, with sheriff and
auditor ~ doubt, but probably Demo.
cratic. The Democrats have senator and
both reure sentaiiNes in the Sixth dis
,rlg. The legislative ticket in The Sew.
enth district Is IN doubt, but probably
Zach party has one representative Allen
ker " th0usht "a he defeated for re-.
election as representative IN this district
hut Durham Rep Is almost surely eirot-
"a HAskhun Dem, il believed e. be-
elected 20 succeed Alien The ofsscgai
canvass " se bssin Tomorrow The
vote en- congressman ana state ticket
y not given in reports from many prs
ctncis. hu; All returns show that none
ran with Rogers. although MEgfrnskev
fee.iTra hix vote IN An precincts In
lSaS Bryan had Lars and Rawers VA ma
ievttr IN Whitman county The pepufl~t
ticket wNt about iAi vat~A
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Special Dispatch to the teiiigencer
SPOKANE Nov Silt was not until ~
morning that the count la nve OF the
largest precincts In Spokane county was
completed The vote In many Instances
was SO close that until the finai returns
were in was II possible 70 determine the
result The election In the county was
full of SURPRISES 10 everybody. Tickets
were scratched to an extent never before
known. the percentage OF straight ballots
being less than 80 per cent. IN the man
the Republicans ware victorious. DEM
ocrats carried the county for Rogers and
elected two senators and four representa-
tives, superior Judge, Joint judge OF spo-
kane and Stevens counties, and possibly
the county treasurer. II will REQUIRE the
official count to determine who Is elect
ed treasurer Following Is the complete
MCKINLEY s.ass. Bryan. s,osa: cushman.
sos, Jones 5,2li; Robertson, 4,gS2: Ron
aid, a,g17: Mount. 467a: Dunbar, LAO: MIL
lion, 49, winsor Iias; Frink, 4;552; Rog-
srs 5.Ts Mcbride, 5css; Mccroskey' s'a slo
Runner, a.s7s: Atkinson. $3.50 silverthorn.
4,s7l. stratton. 5.2sl: Vance. 5oai: Bryan.
$40 browne, 1895: Calvert, 5.2ss: Hol-
senators. THIRD district Merritt. Rep.
1850. Toiman, Dem. In.
Fourth district--crow, Rep, 1851;
Gs e,s,, *, Dem; 1 l.so Dan 7,s Halle,
State representatives. Second district
Neese Rep.. IA Miller, Dem, 30.
Third district rown. Rep, I'LL; Mer-
rift, Dem. LES: Meservey, Rep 1.552.
Merrill. Dem, $50,
Fourth district Shaw. Rep, |, T34; Cory,
Dem. l3se; Rosenhaupt. Rep.. LEO; Gray,
Dem. 1926: Buckren. 1850; Snodgrass
Dem, 1870.
Fifth district--Oneill Rep. LAO; Pluck
EFT, Dem, 1895. Harrison. Rep, 1,25i
Browne Dem, i.439.
The county officers elected follow:
%udge--tfeorge w. Bell, Dem.
Joint judge--W. w. Richardson, Dem
Auditor--H. II. Hubbard, Rep
Sherif--W. j. Doust Rep.
Clerk-E, X. Erwin, Rep.
George Midget, Dem.
Attorney-Horace Kimbaii Rep
Assessor--A. r. Williams, Rep
superintendent OF schools Elmer Drake
Rep
6urvevor--Juhn Wetxel. Rep.
Coroner--Dr. ~ NJ Baker, Rep
CcrnmiasioneIs-J. ~ Butler Rep, W.
NJ. Dean, Rcp.
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CASE AGAINST M'KENztH
HAS BEEN POSITION Ed.
Attorney nubais May lie Arrested
far Contempt for Advice Given
His Client.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.--There has
been stay In the proceedings against
Alexander Mckenzie before the United
States circuit court of appeals as n mat
ter of courtesy to the supreme court ~
the United States. which has now under
consideration an appeal involving the jur-
tsdietlon Of the intermediate court in the
Nome litigation.
Mckenzie was admitted 10 hail in the
sum 81 t5.neD this morning. His case will
not be taken up until the first Monday In
December, az least TO which time the
court of appeals. was adjourned
An order WAS Issued allowing the tax.
ing ~ testimony In the Dubois case be-
fore Commissioner Heacock. II was charg-
ed thar Dubois, who, Il Is claimed. was
acting as attorney for Mckenzie. advised
his client that the writ Of supcrsedas
from the court 81 appeals was not valid,
and that therefore Il need not be oheyea
When the order of arrest of Mckenzie
went 10 Nome there vert with IL an nr-
der summuning Dubois to appear and
show cause why he should not be pun
ished Tor contempt for having advised
against the writ ~ the court The order
was not Qhcyed and the proceedings to-
day We're 90 prove his contempt and have
an order for his arrest issued
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Special DispatcY TO the Post-Intelligeneer.
ABERDEEN Nov S~-The returns are
coming IN very slowly. Outlying precincts
have. with few exceptions, not reported
are those along the railroad and have
direct communication by telegraph. II IA
row certain. however, that every Repuh-
iican candidate ~ elected. Conservative
estimates place Mckinley's majority in
the county over bryan nj 10. cushman
aud jones lead their opponents by two
tn one. Frink will carry the county by
40. Prof. Bryan and Judge irwin will
each have about 500 matbritv. The entire
county ticket, except auditor. Will all
have from ~ TO 50e majority A hard
hight was made against Frink In the
county, Fish Commissioner Little and w
and they offered 70 trade on any candi-
date on their ticket for the sake OF votes
for Rogers.
The results In eight leading towns In
he county comprising fully twe-.hirds Of
ally changed. are az follows. Mckinley
i,haa Bryan, TVS: Cushman lao: Jones'
! AIS; Ronald eds. Frink 1890 Rogers
No; majority for Frink Of iab
Special DISPATCH to the PostsfntciIigencer
HoQuIAM Nov. e-The complete re-
turns % the election at Houuiam have
been received as follows; Mckinley. sie ;
hryan. ~: .,ushman. ass. Jones, as; Rob
srtson, la: Ronald iss Mount, ss7. Dun
bar $40; Million, isd; winsor i3g: Frink.
ms Rogers, ifs. Mcbride. s2o. MeCroskev
~; N'chols az brady. ~ Maynard, s2a
IA stratton. III: Vance. lis: Bryan, sa 81
Browne. tis. calvert, a2s Hoicomb. ia.
Representatives, Twenty-eighth distrlct--
M " Bush ass. Rairh +, PhIlhrick,
ortiz G. Fenlason, IS; Torenx =, nsnaixn on
~ Judge ~ superior court Mason Irwin
Jsi Charles w. Hedgaon, 2iG
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JEFFERSON.

PORT LUDLOW, Nov. s.--The result Of
the election. from complete returns at
this place, Is as follows:
Mckinley, 60: Bryan, 10 Representa-
tive In congfess--Cushman 81: Jones, 81;
Robertson, IL: Ronald. H. Judges Of the
supreme court fun term) Mount. S.;
Dunbar, 55: Million. IS; Winsor. IL. Gov
ernor--Frink 81: Rogers, 10. Lieutenant
governor--McB Bride. 81: McCroskey, -.
Secretary Of state Nichols, 81. Brady, "a.
State treasurer Maynard, s.: Runner, Is.
State auditor-Atkinson. So: Silverthorn,
co. Attorney generai--Stratton, S.: Vance.
is. Superintendent Of public instruction
Bryan. S.. Browne. 10. Commissioners Of
public lands Calvert, 55; Holcomb, IS
Representatives fThIrty-first district
William Bishop, jr, so: Hastings, 50;
Aubert. 22 Mills, II.
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named by the board Of directors or the
society as Mr.. Gerry's successor,
Mr. Gerry's resignation Is the cuihiiha-
ton of a fight which has lasted tor years
In the legislatures and courts between
and the New York CITY officials. Ii was
Mr. Gerry's claim that while his society
got an annual appropriation from Ine
state of S30,01p. II was a secret orgahiza-
ton. not subject 10 state inspection.
The retirement OF Mr.. Gerry was an
nounesd at meeting of the fifteen al,
rectors of the organization, held seyeral
days ago 1t was agreed to keep the
ID. o. Mills says that Mr.. Gerry re-
signed because OF he hard work m
volved In the presidency He had 70 ae-
doing had TO neglect his personal amairs.
Mr.. Davis said that he did not KNOW
whether he would accept the position OF
not
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MAS. nRnsc, nEMtRs.
Wife Of slayer ut King uamncrt RE-
padtates the Aaarchtsss.

NEW YORK Nov S-The italian
anarchists ~ this csty announce that
they viii give benefit entertainment
ON November 10 IN aid Of the wife ana
family Of Bresci, Who aSsassinaf1d Ntng
Hnmhert, Incidentally tho anarchist
win commemorate the haRRink % the
anarchists IN Chicago for the Haymarket
eemh-throwtng
Mrs Bresci has Heelarsd thar she will
have nothing te DO With the anarchists,
and her friends and neighhors are angry
al the attempt ~ The anarc hists 10 rsn
meet her asme with their entertainment.
Her friends say that "benesf, for Mrs
hresci - merely a cloak 90 hide mn IN
tentinn 20 celebrate the HAymarkef riots.
The entertainment. the anarchists say
viii he held IN the Rowery
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tickets Is as follows: SUPERIOR court
tudge$--W. II. Smell, Rep. Thad Huston.
Rep. w @. Chapman, Rep. County aud
itor Davis. Rep. sheriff. Hartman, Dem
treasurer, John b Reed, Rep. proseeut-
ing attorney. Fremont Campbell, Rep;
assessor Frank p. HILL Rep superin-
tendent Of schools. II. r. Dewey, Rep !;
surveyors. J. Y. Noel, Rep: coroner Or.
f. NJ Brown. Rep; commissioners Kan
die. Rep: Winchester Rep: Judson'
Dem. wreekrnsster. Paulhamus, Rep
Thirty-third representative distriet-Cor-
liss. Rep. i1Gz: Kimbsii. Rep. ,les'
Chamberlain, Dem. ~. Coffin, DEM, Nh
Thirty-fourth representative district
York. Rep. l.i5s:: White, Rep. i's Sss
Thirty fourth representative district
yesterday Rep. l.os5: Babcock. Rep,
70z: LAVAL Dem. SIS. Thirty-sixth rep
resenlative district MeNieoi. Rep; az;
Corey, Rep SIS: Sproui Dem, l5b; NC
Cormsck. Dem. 65l Thirty seventh rep
resentative distrfct-Dow. Rep. Ire,
Britton. Rep. l.g3s: Mcdonnell. Dem, ~:
Collier. Dem, 72s. Nineteenth senatorial
district Stewart Rep. 122o. Bison
Dem. as5: Twenty-frst senatorial dtstrict
--warbnrton. Rep. 97s. Murray. Dem
GEO Twenty-second senatorial district
Davis, Rep SIS. Piass. Dem. So
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--latest Reports From Nebraska Are
All Favorable.

IENCDN, Seh. New. g-~The state Haure
nal has complete returns en- prcsirunt
from seventy-Eix Of the ninety cnuntica
in the st&fa Careful estimates on thu
remaining fourteen shows that NeKtn{ss,
has carried the ststs BY 1SSS Ths 85ff-
nal has rsiurrs fram nftv nine eaan3fss
These mRk- neitrigh Rfh ssg tet "a
ahesd "a roxuteF FITS. whs FsFnalsine
counties shrtid slightly iaeressA ais FAD
but as DIETRICH has run behind sfeKIrsisr
the result is doubtful The populist state
COMMITTEES claims Ppyn;eg'S election ~.
ffteer hundred 50 close is the fsxfsla
ture that the efficiai count en- the trraIya
members from Douglass county fOnsahq1
nlay be necessary 80 decide.
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sNOH0MIsH.

EVERETT, Nov. s.--The returns from
Snohomish county are nearly complete,
only a few minor precincts to be heard
from. The flght In this county was waeei
on three Republican candidates. thinner
man. for sheriff: Lowery, treasurer. and
the Judge OF the superior court, John G.
Denny. all three being elected BY good
on the Republican ticket was ]. l.. Camp
bell candidate for superintendent of
schools. He lost by small majority.
The vote now stands: For governor,
Frink, 250l Rogers 2.76l; Mckinley,
2.STs; Bryan, 2372 There was no particu-
lar change In the congressional vote from
the head OF the ticket.
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WILL NOT DE PRESSED.
Election Indictment Against Chief
of Police Devery.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-The Evening Post
says:
$50 far as can be gathered from the
rather non-committal statements of the
persons interested, the indictment against
Chief OF Police Devery, for interfering
with the action of Superintendent Nc
Cullagh is not likely to be pressed with
any particular strenuousness The main
object, 1t has been stated, was Is get a
quiet and orderly election. and Il seems
that with that end accomplished, 1t Is
considered that further prosecution Of
Devery would simply create trouble for
no purpose"
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SAN JUAN.

EAST SOUND Nov s-The complete
returns at this place are as follows: Nc
Knley. "a; Bryan, 20; Cushman, "a; Jones,
Dunbar. n: Million %; winsor. %; Frink,
To- Rogers, 81; Mcbride. n; McCroskev.
20: Nichols. "a: Brady. %; Maynard. "a;
Runner. 20: Atkinson n; silvevthorn. co.
Stratton. "a; Vance. 20: Bryan. 70. Browne.
20: Calvert, "a; Holcomh, q
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NORTH YAKIMA, Nov SAN error In
counting the returns from Prosser pre-
cinct gave Frink a larger majority than
he was entitled TO In yesterdays report
Yakima county gives Frink plurality Of
about 175. Exact figures cannot yet be
given. Other pluralities are unchanged
r. H. Fndkin, Republican, Is elected SUI
perior Judge OF this district by $50 major
ify. The Republicans here arranged to-
night for ratification meeting
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NEARLY ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
McKinley's Plurality In state OF
Illinois stiIl Crews.

CHICAGO, Nov. s--Complete unofnciai
returns here tonight show total vote Tor
president to have been: Mckinley, hAi.-
o23: Bryan. 1880. McKinley's plurality,
IS 0a3
The plurality OF Yates for governor Is
S. on
IL Is sun impossible TO give the mahe-
up of the next Illinois legislature with
accuracy. Returns come in slowly, ana
When they come they differ according -
the party receiving them. The returns
although there are no reasons to doubt
that the legislature will he Republican,
The figures, according TO returns receiv-
ed tonight. iI'iicate the following:
se-Republlcans, 49, Democrats. 20
Senate Republicans, "a; Democrats. u.
RepublIca1 majority on Joint ballot. Il.
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HIGH HONOR CONFERRED.

Secretary Hitchcock ON the He-
Election Of President Mckinley.
WASHINGTON. Nov s. = Secretary
Hitchcock. who returned today from Mis-
souri,, expressed his views on the election
as follows:
THE American people in hut few in
stances have elected president to succeed
himself, and President McKinley's over
whelming endorsement by the people Of
both parties is accordingly the more graf
Tying. His election Is a personal tri-
umph; an expression of the peoples ahso-
lutte respect. admiration tor and implicit
confidence In his personal character, AMI
OF the conviction that, judging by his
past administration. the nations honor
and the peoples interests could not be in
safer direction for the future"
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GIRL STUDENTS PARADE.


CHICAGO, Nov. s.--A special to the
Record from Alton. ILL.,, SAYS:
The students Of Monticello seminary
observed the election of Mckinley with a
special programme
Miss Fl. N. Haskell. principal of the
school. granted a half-holiday. and the
young ladies gave parade on the SEM
mary campus. They were attired In curl
Gus costumes. and carried oddly-figured
and shaped banners. After the parade
they repaired to the Eleanor Reed chapel
and campaign addresses were made. Miss
Ruth Bryan. daughter of the Democratic
nominee, delivered an address on the
silver question.
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vAREOCElE
AND ITS
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Special Dispatch to the Post-1nteilgencer.
BOTHELL. New. s--The Republicans in
the vicinity OF Bothell ON hearing the re-
turns which promised victory for Presi-
dent Mckinley. determined to celebrate
the affair In proper manner Accordingly
they met on the public square and built
a large bonfire. pouring several barrels of
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was fairly lighted there was display OF
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NEW YORK, Nov. S--Mr. Croker Is
quoted as saying:
mo power on earth-nothing but his
death--can prevent Mr. Bryan from re-
naming the national leader Of the peo-
ple't
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Special DISPATCH TO the Post-Inteliinencer
CATHLAMET, Nov. s--Wahkiakum
county IL Republican bv good majority.
Cathlamet gives : majority for the Nc
Kinlev electors. cathlamet Is Republican
for the first time in the history OF the
precinct. Other precincts are conceded
safe
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RETIREMENT or uR. GERRY.
Founder of Famous society HELM.
autxhcs His burden.

Nav YORK. Nov. a,--The World says
to-day.
H.idriage r Gerry, founder OF the soci.
etN ter he Prevention % Cruelty 10 chit
3fea. and for The Pass twenty one wears
~ us head has resigned As president 81
the organization. Vernon M. Davis, former
assistant diStr4St ALBANIAN. has AaAa
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representative Fourteenth district, i0s;
Neal, Judge superior court, 1sl. For cor
stifutionaf amendment, III; against l53.
Kennedy. Rep. was defeated for county
auditor by two votes.
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conference is being held in this city at
the headquarters OF the American FEEDER
alton of Labor The conference Is held
with view to the formation of an inter-
national metal trades association.
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T. U'REN & CO.,
81 New York Block.
Phone. Main 1913.

In 1896. and runs 700 ahead Of the state
ticket in his home county.
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special nlspetsh ta the Post lntellisencer
turns give Bryan 50 majority. Sat laai
VAteS weFN cast AGAINST so two wears
agn, The Republican tgekef wafnes
owners ff0m Missouri Van patten. w0
pegtrtenAeHt ~ schools. Is The aniv ne
nHhliven elected ON the county ticket
We Won by eight votes Following are
R0wers, sit Robertson 81; Ronald. IA;
Milton, e. Winsor, 81 MeV'Fusksy, IN
hTedy. 81 Runner 81 silveFthnrn. n.
Gerry senator NiutA District fss Milan