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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-28
FINE FARM FOR SALE.
Well Adapted to Agriculture or
Stock Raising.

Being desirous OF changing my
business, offer for sale my farm
miles East of Crofton, containing 800
acres, known as the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-28

There's no place like home. That's
why so many people are seen so much
abroad.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-28

The man who is to proud to beg
isn't always to proud to hint or proud
enough to refuse what may be offer
ed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-09-28

When man says life isn't worth
living he needs to live a better life.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
SLOW COUNT IN MISSOURI.
Nothing TO Indicate the Result on Presi-
dent aad Governor.

st. Louis. Nov. 6.-The late closing Of
the polls q o'clock, an unusually heavy
vote, and the fact that seven constitution
al amendments voted for will be counted
first, will make the returns on State, Con
gressional and national tickets in Mis-
souri, very late. II Is believed the World
Fair amendments secured majority in
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. Nov. s-Returns received at
Republican State committee Headquarters
from seven scattering precincts in Mis-
souri, give Mckinley. 921; Bryan. SO: Flory
Rep), for governor. s26, and Dockery
Oem.) 545
Up 10 midnight the returns from the
State and city were very meager, owing
TO the operation OF the new and untriHd
Nesblt election law. the unusually heavy
vote. and the fact that the counting of
seven constitutional amendments had 10
be done first. Nothing definite as 20 the
result of the vote on the State and ma
tiOnal tickets could be had at that time
IL is known, however. that the following
Democratic Congressman We're reelected:
Champ Clark, Ninth district; James
Cooney, Seventh district: James T. Lloyd.
First district. Charles f. Cochran. Fourth
district
Thomas j. Atkins, chairman OF the Re
publican state committee. stated hat the
county chairmen Of Butler. Nodaway,
Greene. and Lawrence counties had re-
celved enough returns 10 indicate that
Mckinley end FlOry Rep.. for governor
had carried them These counties, he
said, showed Republican gains over the
vote cast In 1886 OF from 800 20 1850
Chairman Atkins continued: If the re-
naming counties In the State shOg
gains, and ST. Louis. ST. Joe, and Kan
sas City roll up their usual Republican
majorties ] see no reason why our State
and national tickets should not be sue
cessful I know that the sentiment IN the
State Is ample 20 elect the entire Republi-
can state and national tickets IN Mis-
souri,"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
BIG CUT IN BAY STATE.
Bryan Carries Boston and Makes Gains
THROUGHOUT the state.

Boston, Nov. 6-Official returns from a
small portion OF the State show that Nc
Kinley has carried Massachusetts by a
considerably reduced plurality from 1886;
that Crane Rep) has been elected gov
ernor. and that the Republicans have
elected at least nine out Of thirteen Con-
gressmen.
Complete returns from eleven wards
show q net gain for Bryan over 1856 of
SCI. and loss for Mckinley of 4195.
Fifteen cities and towns in Massachu-
sets, exclusive Of Boston. give Bryan 49,
242: Mckinley. 4O.ss3. Same liz 1886 gave
Bryan 1883; Mckinley, 47.51. This shows
a Republican Joss of Il per cent. and a
Democratic net gain of 80 per cent.
Same cities and towns give for governor:
Crane Rep.). 1856; Paine. DEM. 1863.
One hundred cities and towns In Masss-
chusetts give Bryan 1865; Mckin-
ley, 1851 This shows a Republican net
loss OF l6 per cent. and Democratic net
gain OF IS per cent compared with the
vote OF 1880. on This basis, McKlnley's
plurality In the State rs estimated al
about 1900
Returns from the same cities and towns
for governor give Crane Rep), 2s,I7o;
PalLe DEM. II so.
One hundred ana twenty-three out OF
l9l precincts show a gain for Bryan over
1886 OF s3Z5 and loss for Mckinley OF
9,25l. The total plurality for Bryan in the
city on this basis is estimated az between
500 and 600.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
CLEAN SWEEP IN NEW JERSEY
National Ticket By 5O,gs0, Legislature.
and six Con rsS.mes.

Trenton n j., Nov. s.-IneonnIe,A ,e-
turns from different parts Of the State in
dicate that New Jersey has been carried
TOT Mckinley and Roosevelt by more
man $1,000. The Republicans elect six 81
the eight Congressman, the same renra-
scEiation as last year, and viii have q,
Overwhelming majority in both houses OF
the legislature. insuring the election OF a
republican 10 succeed William ]. SeweIl
Republican. as United States Senator
Newark. N. J.. Nov 6.-At o'clock
Chairman Murphy, Of the Republican
State committee said he claimed The
State by 65000. This was based upon the
returns from the different counties he
had received. He also Gains six out of
the eight Congressman, and possibly al
eight. He also claims that all the eight
State senators balloted for have been
elected
Trenton, n. j., Nov. 6.-Mercer County
is Republican by $500 majority. This es-
innate is based upon the count of the
first 100 votes in each precinct Four
years ago Mckinley carried the county
by 1871.
Somerville, n. J.. Nov 6-Somerset
County has gone for Mckinley by 500 plu-
rality at least Four years ago Mckinley
carried the county by 1,lS0.
Brideeton, n, J.. Nov. 6.-Cumberland
County will give Mckinley a plurality of
$500. The county gave him 3,lH plurality
four years ago.
Jersey CITY. y. j., Nov, e-At 9 O'Clock
Secretary Devereaux. of the New Jersey
Democratic State committee, acting for
Chairman GouFley. refused TO make any
statement of claims. He said they We're
waiting for more returns. IL Is certain
New Jersey is Republican, and the only
question is how much.
The first six counties of New Jersey
heard from give Mckinley 11.000 plurality
i'm four counties. Bryan 500 plurality in
two counties These same counties four
years ago gave Mckinley 2,6l9 plurality;
Bryan. rs plurality.
Trenton, n. j., Nov. 6. midnight-Fuller
returns bear out the first statement that
New Jersey viii give Mckinley and
Roosevelt 50.O00 plurality. The Democrats
have only succeeded in carrying four out
of twenty-one cOunties-HudsOn, Hunt
erdOn. Sussex, and Warren. They have
made a net loss Of three members in the
upper house of the legislature. The new
senate will stand sixteen Republicans to
four Democrats, and the house will con
tain forty-four Republicans and fifteen
Democrats. the same as last year The
four Democratic senators are Corn sh, OF
Warren. who holds over; Gebhart Of
HunterdOn; Martin, of Sussex, and Huds-
peth, of Hudson. The two Democratic
Congressman are Salmon, of the Fourth
district, who is reelected, and McDef-
mott, of the Seventh district who sue
ceeds the late Congressman William y.
DAILY Dem). CONGRESSMAN Howell (RepD
in the Third district, who it was thought
: L. al ser-n..
at least 1000 plurality.
Camden County plurality for Mckinley
is 1900. The entire Republican ticket
wins.
Harry G. LOudenslager, Republican. for
Congress, defeated George Pfeiffer, DEM
0pIaI
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
DELAWARE VICTORYTEMpERED
state Gees for Mekinlay, bur Democrats
will Control LEGISLATURE.

wilmington, Del, Nov. 6-Returns en-
far as completed indicate a Republiean
majority in Newcastle County of 2O00 To
$500. This will give the State TO the Re-
publicans by 200 10 l,50e.
The Democrats have carried Kent and
sussex counties, according to earlier re-
ports, electing the two state senators and
nine out OF ten represeni "a ives in Kent
county and making gains in Sussex Coun-
". This makes ii certain that the Demo-
Gratis VIII have d majority OF the next
legislature
While only scattering returns have been
received from the country districts, the
Democrats are confident that they have
carried majority OF the Delaware legis-
lature.
In the First district of New Castla
county j. Prince Ford defeats lanes
hltchehs Tor representative, a Democratic
gam. IN the Tenth, Chauncey +. Holcomb
Democrat. defeats Harry Husbebacs Pc,
publican. another Democratic gain
Gains are also reported. but rot of8c,a5.
~, from Kent and Sussex counties. ami
The Democratic claim of the IegisIatur.
seems well founded
The count is so slow In Kent and Sus-
sex counties that detailed results Of toe
legislative elections there cannot b.. Civ
en-, but the Democrats say nothing has
transpired 10 destroy their confidence /,
lhe election or a Democratic legislature
II viii probably be 10 o'clock in the morn
in before the result can be definitely an
EOunced
Mckinley's plurality in the State may
reach $500.
Dover. Del. Nov. 6-The two lower
counties Of Delaware have probably been
carried by the Democrats, although tn.
Addicks men say they will co1tssr the
returns. In Kent County the Addicks
candidate lost votes IN Milford Harrinz-
ton, LSipsle, and Clayton, while the Benz
ccrats lost votes in only ore district. ttie
Fifth. The returns indicate thar the con-
position or the next general assembly
delegation from Kent County will n,
First district, Moore. AGdicks!te; Second.
Scotch. Democrat, Third, Hutchinson.
Democrat. Fourth. johnson. Democrat.
Fifth, Hope, Addicksite: Sixth. GoOdeD
Democrat Seventh. McCOmmons Adj
dicksite; Eighth. Hardcsty Democrat:
Ninth. Ninyard. Democrat: Tenth, White
Addicks!te.
James Z. Clements and George d. Har-
rington are elected State senators by The
Democrats. giving the Democrats gilt OF
the twelve members OF the legislature
The returns may be contested in sey-
eTal districts The returns from SUSSEX
OLnty are delayed. because they musf
be gathered by messengers on horseback.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
NO BREAKS IN WISCONSIN.
tate Republican by Probably Increased
Figures Over 90.

Milwaukee, Nov. 6.-Four precincts In
Milwaukee give Mckinley, 232; Bryan,
1.C19. Same in 1896 gave Mckinley 297 anG
Bryan los.
One hundred and fifteen precincts in
Wisconsin outside of Milwaukee give Nc
Kinney 1916; Bryan. 6.9S4. a gain for Nc
Kinley of 295.
The Republican candidates for Congress
are running even with Mckinley in the
various districts, indicating the election
of a solid Republican delegation to Con-
gross.
West Superior, Wis. Nov. 6-Returns
from seven wards in Superior and six pre-
cincts in Douglas County indicate a plu-
rality for Mckinley in this county of 1900
Ia Crosse. Wis, Nov 6.-The Repub-
lican State central committee claim the
State by 10000.
Democratic Chairman Warden comedies
that Mckinney will carry the State by
40G0O. but claims that the Democratic can
didate for governor. Mr.. Bohmrich, Will
carry the State by 10000.
La Crosse. Wis, Nov 6-Six precincts
in La Crosse give Mckinley, s57; Bryan,
592
Returns from one-twentieth OF the pre-
cincts in Wisconsin Indicate that McKin-
ley's plurality of 102, 61l in 1896 will be more
than eQualed.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
"sEND TIL ~~w< TO HANNA
Republicans Rel over the Downfall
OF Prt'igr W.

Chicago Nov. s.-Reports confirming the
defeat of Senator PettigTeW in South Da-
kCta were received at 1870 by Vice Chair
man Payne, and that gentleman gave vent
20 lively expressions OF pleasure, I'VE nave
beaten Pettisrew," he cried, waving a
telegram over his head. 'Send the news
10 Hanna. He promised to celebrate with
me if we beat Pettigrew. and / guess we
do IT."
There have been three important
things in this campaign" said Mr.. Payne.
First 10 beat Petugrew, second to elect
Mckinley, third TO carry Nebraska, and
we have done all three of them. l guess
we are doing pretty Well"
Just AZ this time word came from Com
mitteeman New, Of Indiana: I'VE have
carried Indiana by $4,000"
Crowds of enthusiastic marchers tramp
ed by the headquarters during the after
part OF the evening serenading with lin
horns The headquarters were almost de-
serted after midnight, and the news came
more slowly I've estimate 500 electoral
votes for Mckinley" said Mr. Payne
"and we will have that many or more.
We have beaten Rryan again and beaten
him worse than before"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA, TOO.
Latest Rstarns, Though Incomplete. Indi-
esfe n Republican Sietsry.


cate n Republican Sietery.
Special to II. wssAiHEton Pest,
Wheeling. ". Va, Nov. s--At midnight
there IL nothing on which to base safe
estimate. A few scattering precincts In
Ohio County. which includes Wheeling;
two precincts IN Wood County. and an es-
innate on Ksnawhs County is all tire In
formation at hand. The Ohio County pre-
cinc,s are valueiess for comparison be-
cause OF changes In precinct lines since
the last election.
In the Wood County precincts counted
Mckinley has gained about fifteen votes
In Kanawha the Democrats seem 10 have
caused the county, though IL Is very close
4ur years ego the Republicans had
am majority IN Kanawhs, but the loss
this year Is due TO a local fight IN the
Republican county organization McKin.
ley has probably carried the county. IN.
TIE four delegates to the legislature will
b. Democratic.
Parkersburg. W. Va. Nov. Wv. NJ o.
Dawson, chairman Of the Republican
State committee, at 1:20 estimates MeKin-
iay's plurality al Il COO and the election %
al four Republican Congressmen and a
majority Of twenty on joint ballot ln the
legislature, lnsuring reelection OF Sena-
tor Elkins. lie states that the entire re-
publican ticket will be elected by MAORI
ties slightly below Mckinley.
Congressman-elect Fourth district
James A Hughes Rep).
Charleston, ". Va. Nov. e.-Indications
are that Mckinley has carried The sfafa
BY 800 and the Republican State ticket
Is probably elected. while the Democratic
Will nave majority on joint ballot In the
legislature. Twelve out Of sixteen pre-
cincts IN this city give Bryan / go Nc
kinley. 1888. The same precincts In Isgs
gave Mckinley l,iS2: Bryan. l.ls3.
fairmont. W. Va. Nov 6.-At midnfeh,
partial and indefinite returns indicate thai
majority, and Dayton REM for CO..
gress. and White Repl for governor >
majority OF $50. Several Democratic
precincts show extraordinary Republican
sains. i ne indications are that the Re-
the first lime In years. Ao'
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
INDICTMENT or CHIEF DEyERY.
District Attorney Gardner says IL CRHnst
be >Hsfained Ia Court.

New York. Nov. s.-Distriet Attorney
Gardner will tomorrow take the indict-
ment against Chief Devery from the Court
OF General Sessions and turn IL over 20
the criminal branch Of the Supreme Court.
Devery gave bail Monday before Re-
corder Goff. Ordinarily be would have TO
appear before the recorder tomorrow 10
plead 20 the Indictment or % enter a de-
murrer, bat Recorder Con and Col Card
ner do not agree. Hence the Deyery case
viii be transferred TO the court over which
Justice FuTsman presldes.
Col. Gardiner announced Monday that
the indictment against peyery could not
be sustained. and tomorrow Deyer,'s
counsel viii ask that II be dismissed The
attorney general may oppose such a mo-
ton.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
PEARRE AND MUDD REELECTED
Election Reports fr m the Congressional
Distr r's rsla1

Baltimore, Nov. 6.-For Congress from
Maryland: Third district. Frank
Wachter, elected by 25OO majority; Fourth
district Charles r. Schirm, elected: Fifth
district, sydney r. Mudd, elected; Six
district, George A. Pearre, elected; all
Republicans. The Fourth district is now
represented by James W. Denny, a Gold
Democrat
The Baltimore American says that full
Republican Congressional delegation has
been elected from Maryland.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
RHODE ISLAND By 10000.
Bryan Makes Consider BILE Gains on an
Increa~ d Vote.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. 6-By an in
creased vote Bryan has made considerable
gains in Rhode Island. McKinley's plur-
atty of four years ago was % 1913. Only
half of the 143 districts in the State have
been heard from, those missing including
most OF those in the cities With most of
the fifty-nine in Providence McKinIey's
plurality viii be about 1000. il is believed.
Providence, which in 1896 gave Mckinley
s,2il plurality while electing a Democratic
mayor, has elected Granger DEM oy 4
plurality of less than i010 In 1856 every
city and town IN the State gave Mckinley
plurality. The Republican State commit
tee admits a reduced plurality.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
CALIFORNIA STILL COUNTING.
Estimates Give Mckinley 10000 Plurality
lie si-iaI'rs RepHbiiean.

San Francisco. New s.-whle the re-
turns from the State az large and this
city are very incomplete enough are at
hand 10 warrant the prediction that Nc
Kinley has carried California by a plu-
rsiity Of 1900. MeKinley's plurality in
this city vii probably reach 100.
The Republicans have elected Congress-
men from the Third. Fourth. Sixth. and
Seventh districts. The Second and Fifth
districts are running very close No re-
turns have been received frem the First
district. but that has generally been con-
ceded 10 the Republicans.
The legislature will be Republican. One
hundred and sizty-one precincts complete
out Of Z.lse outside Of San Francisco give
Mckinley e,zsl; Bryan, s.zs. The same
precincts In isss gave Mckinley g,ssS,
Bryan. ., a.
Two hundred precincts complete Of g1s
in this city give Mckinley 4.gli: Bryan.
3El.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07

Houston, Tex. Nov. 6-The Democratic
State ticket. headed by Joseph d. Savers
for governor, is elected by a majority in
excess o lO0oo0. The legislature is almost
solidly Democratic, Il viii elect JoseDb
W. Bailey United States Senator n suc-
coed Horace Chiffon. IL is estima,a5 ,ha.
the majority for State electors will nof
fail short of l75.000. and may 60 above
that figure
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07

Salt Lake Utah. Nov. s.-The ticket voi-
ed for to-day vas long and the polls DID
not close until Z O'clock. At o'clock only
two precincts Of the ely had been counted.
showing a Republican gain OF CO, compared
with the Congressional vote OF ISIS
Seven districts in salt Lake and county
show net Republican saia OF ~.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
WELLINGTON VOTED FOR BRYAN.
Nuld lie Never Took Greater Pleasure In
Fasting Ballot.

-..-I 90 The Washington Post
Cumberland, Md, Nov s.-Never was a
o-.otar election held here than that OF
Today The vote was large, both parties
e.s yiug great interest especially In the
Ing resion. Many miners stopped work
Fl. vote.
r-a'or Wellington and ex-Gov. Lowndes
voted IU che First precinct Of District No
'..at ihe same time. Mr.. Lowndes cast
'. aty-e'shth ballot, making one mark
''. -e straight Republican ticket. Sen
q Hr hg.iuEtOas vote was No. So. Very
iH people were about the polls al the
JH,
.r Wellington said that he voted for
tH. and never took greater pleasure
n casting a ballot.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
Mnnrnnn l.ire- Rrr,rIs.o0a.

Helena. Mont. Nov. e-John s Nc
Neal. vice chairman OF the Democratic
central committee, claims Bryan viii car
~ the State BY 1900; that To0le Dem }
is elected governor By 1900. and the en-
tire State Democratic ticket By safe ma
Joritiss- he also claims friends OF Sena-
tor Clark have a clear majority in the
legislature over the Republican and inde-
pendent Democrats.
Butte Mont. Nov. 6-Returns from sil-
yer Bow County. which casts about a
fourth OF MOnIaEa's vote indicate that
ike - 600, that the Democratic fusion
state ticket is elected, and that the fu-
sionis;s viii have a majority IN the leg
stature. which elects TWO United states
Senators.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
Representative waa..srsh,. Victory.

Special 70 The wzshingtoh Post.
Geneseo. n. T.. Nov. g.--Tbe real hght
against any Republican member Of Con
gFess IL New York State was made
against Representative wadswoFth. % ths
Th!rtisth district. who Was sutagonlzed
because he refused 20 support The Groat
bill. which taxes eolofee OieOmSrgsFiae
Out Of existence. According 70 returns re-
eeived Up 20 ~ o'clock slr Wadsyorth Is
reelected by al least so9 majority. run
ming well with his ticket
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
North Dakota nem,iI, Rrp.h,Ic0n

Fargo. n. d, Nov. e.-Six out OF the
nine precincts OF the city OF Fargo; Nc
Kinley. $50; Bryan. i0i. In 1895 the same
precincts gave Mckinley G5s and BRYAN
III The six wards OF Grand Forks give
Mckinley a majority OF SIS Re urns from
Cass County show that Mckinley has
made BIG gains
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
NORTH CAROLINA,
$4,000 Democratic Majority = simmeB.
Leads Carr for -raasor

Raleigh. y. C.. Nov G-The election in
North Carolina was very quiet Returns
indicate that the Bryan majority will not
be less than $500.
Seven Democratic Congressman are
elected, with two In doubt, the Eighth ana
Ninth districts. II is almost certain thar
the Republicans have carried the Ninth.
Democratic chairman Simmons is eIecf-
ed United States Senator 20 succeed But
Ter Pop.J BY 1904 over MS opponent, Gen.
Julian . Carr
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
Light Vote Ia -outh CaroIIsa,

Columbia, S. O., Nov. "a very light
Fl.t was pollsd in South Carolina. The
I-t Stat. ticket and full Congressional
l,E.t were elected by the Democrats.
iA.i1 Was some opposition 20 Bryan by
ointment cotton mil men. but IL failed
tN le...DY much strength
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
CALIFORNIA VERY SLOW,
MeKinley's Plurality Estimated at 10. 600
Pr Returns.
Special to The Washington Post.

SPECIAL 70 The WahEILstou POST
San Francisco. Cal. Nov. e-Vote IN
San Francisco indicates that Mckinley
has carried the State by at Leaf loOo9
though returns from interior are rneaeer
Kahn (Rep) is reelected 20 Congress in
Fourth district. and Loud Rep) from
Fifth district.
At p. m. $50 ballots had beer counted
in this city. OF which Mckinley had 90
Seven precincts out OF , 190 in N state
outside o. San Francisco give MeKinl y
ll6; Bryan. 50. Same precincts In 1856 gays
Mckinley al; Bryan, 50.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
KANSAS DESERTS BRYAN.
Great Republican Gains Are Reported
Throughout the STATE.

Special to The wAshisEton Post
Topeka. Kan. Nov. s.-I.eemplete re-
turns from seventeen counties show great
Republican gains Mckinley viii carry
the State by leo to 1880. The entire
Republican State ticket will be elected.
and at least seven out OF eight Congress-
men. The only district al all in doubt is
the Sixth. where W. A Reeder Is running
for a second term
The vote poiled throughout the State
was exceptionally heavy. Shawnee Coun-
ty CTopeka) gives the Republican ticket
2 so majority against Loo In 1896. Wichita,
Leavenworth. Lawrence. and Kansas City
show Increased Republican pluralisies.
The legislature. In all probability, Is Re-
publican.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07

New York. Nov. s.-The following teIe-
gram was sent tonight:
~. j. Bryan, Lincoln. Seb.:
AS you no doubt already know, the
State has gone heavily against Us, but
whereas tbs county In Ia gave McKia-
ley 2,eO majority, Il gives you to-day
81 O". a gain OF $500. We are defeafed
but not discouraged.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07
prf,atafIrptz Net CeY,aI.s

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 6-it viii prob
ably require an official count 20 deter
mine the result IN the Twelfth Congress
sional district; EOga Tempksns Repubis-
can, and Lentz. Democrats. claim 20 be
elected, and returns from az OF the pre-
cinets Indicate that neither candidate will
have as much as 100 plurality.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-11-07

Albuquerque, y. NJ. Nov. 6.-From re-
turns up to midn'ght 1t would appear
that r. S ROdey. Republican nominee
for Congress, had been elected by ma
jority OF about 400 Complete returns
viii not be in for several days ReBuJi-
cans will undoubtedly have majority in
Hrfb hnI1S-