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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16
KANSAS.

Topeka, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred and
eighty-two precincts out OF zoo give
Mckinley 1S.41S; Bryan. l4.i95. Same
In 1895 gave Mckinley. 1871; Bry-n.
5000.
Topera, Nov. 7.--Incomplete returns
of rs precincts In Cloud county show
large republican gains. but Alexander
fusion candidate for district ju. &c, ran
ahead OF his ticket.
Chairman baugh admits that S an
ley will run q little behind McKin ey.
but says the difference will not b.,
enough to hurt. and that the whole re-
publican ticket will be elected by ma
jority of 10000 or more.
An incomplete count of 20 precincts
In the city of Topeka gives McKinl y
1919: Bryan, 1872; Stan'ey, 942; Breiden-
complete, gives Mckinley, ESQ; Bryan.
l65. In 1895 It gave McKin'ev. 276; Bry-
an, 2S5. Chairman Albaugh estina 8
that the full vote of the state will be
3aE mn P'dg,ev srys 1t wiz he 3t0.0nn.
While the returns are on'y fragmen-
tary and incomplete. the re0ubl n
ticket shows even gains oil along the
line, and 1t probably has carried tn +,
state. Mulvane says the figures so far
received from Shawnee county indica e
a republican majority Of $500. CT
double the majority of 1895.
The 1st, I'd and 4th wards OF the city
of Marion and Colfax township. Marion
county: Mckinley. 1888; Bryan. II;
Stanley, 1856: Breidenttal III. In 1895:
Mckinley, 342; Bryan. 257. THIS is q
gain OF 40 for Mckinley and loss Of
S5 for Bryan. This is TIE f-et au
thorized return from any county and
when Albaugh read 1t he said the same
ratio of gains all over the state would
give Mckinley a majority Of $4,000.
and he predicts a majority OF 10000 f-r
the whole republican ticket.
Returns from 10 precincts in C ou
county give Bryan COS. Mckinley s12.
Same precincts in 1895 gave Bryan I'll.
Mckinley SAB. Republican gain, 26l.
Estimated repub lean gain in Cloud
county. 500.
Topeka, Nov. IA disnatch fr"m
Leavenworth to D. w. Mulvane said
that republicans had elected their en-
tire county ticket and carried Leaven-
worth city by 300. d. r. Anthony's
precinct which gave Leedy 65 maio ty
tWO yfdiS dSo, hO" saw otHh Sy oVs
Incomplete returns from Os" ge co"nty.
formerly fusion stronghold. in icat d
a republican majority. ami Az aug1
claime' Sedgwick countv for Mckinley
by snn. with Stan'ev running che d.
Topeka Nov. 7-Fourth district,
Ja~e~ NJ Mr'er r"publi an reelected.
S'xth district WI liam A. Reeder. re-
Publican, ra-neoted
Toreka. Nov Ton the b'sis o. the
limited returns from the state repub-
leans CLAIM Kareas n" q 00o f"r tn,
rot'onal ticket and 1000 for the q ate
ticket: the election Of eve~y -e~u'li an
congressman with the poseiNie ex ep-
tion Of the 81 district. Req" blicans
CLAW, the legislature bv seTe ma
jority on tcirt barot insurne the e'oc-
tion NJ Irri'S>! States ~e~ator The
po,n'i~ts conceSe that re-uh'i"ane cor
Rod Kansas and rra"ticauv admit tat
thev have little show evoent for the
election Of e congressman in tt Sd dis
trict.
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OHIO.

Columbus. o.. Nov. 6-Repubiican stats
Chairman Dick has given ont the follow
ing statement: "Returns receiv ednp 10
this hour. II D. m. Justify the claim
tina. Ohio has given Mckinley a pln-
ranty OF from e5.o0o to 5000. and the cleo
Ion OF setenteen and possibly eighteen
)ut Of the twentyone congressman. being
4 gain Of two and probably three men,
5ers OF congress"
Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 6.-til p. NIB
Republican State Chairman Dick hAs
given out the following statements
Returns received up to this hour. II
p. m, justify the claim that Ohio Ia.
siven Mckinley plurality Of from es.-
100 to So.Ooo and the election OF seven
cen and possibly eighteen out Of the
Iwenty-one congressman. being gain
4 two and probably three members %
congress-
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov. THE vote Of M ssa.
chusetts, returns having been gee 1 Jed
from every city and town. is as 70 :
lows: Mckinney, 239.495; Bry an. 156, 5O7
Vote for governor: Crane. 219,929;
Paine. 121,15S
Bos on. Nov. THE epublicans
elected 10 out of 10 congressman and
the present delegation rema'n ms po'iti-
cally urcha~ gad. The epubli ans
made heavy gains in the rate legisla
ture, getting one more nator and q
net gain in the lower house Of rs. The
senate OF 1901 wi ! stand 81 republicans
and democ-a's. VIII e the hou will
be ITS repu lie ms. So demo rats and :
social democrats
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16

New York, Nov. AT IL o'clock the
indications were that President McKin-
ley has carried New York state by y
majority over Bryan Of about $4,000
compared with a Republican majority
in ''Sst presidential election Of 26s, 400.
The total vote in the city of New York
is approximately 10000 larger than IL
was in 1896, and up the state the in
crease is about 10000. In the city Bry-
an wiped ont the plurality of 10000
which Mckinley had four years ago
and took on plurality for himself Of
about $4,000. Up the state Mckinley
barely held the vote which he had in
1896, the added vote going to Bryan
The vote for b. b. Odell, Jr., Republic
can nominee for governor, is consider
ably larger than that for Mckinley.
In Brooklyn, particularly, the Demo-
cratic nominee for governor, Mr..
Stanchfeld, appears to have been
scratched.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16

New York, Nov. 7.-Election returns
received this morning in icate that the
republicans have carried TIE state of
New York by about lac 900 and tha.
the democrats have carried Grea ter
New York City by 1880. This for ms
one ofthe surprises of the camnai for
the reason that the republican chair
man and candi 'ate for governor, Mr..
Odell, had claime1 the state In his
ante-election estimate s by only 10' 0o),
and the republicans generally hav be n
willing to co-c d. that Mr. Bryan
would carry &c ter New York by at
least so 900 TIE 6eroc ats calm ID
that Bryan wou'd carry New York by
from so. 900 to 80 900.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16
MICHIGAN.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. 1.-THE latest
figures this morning give Pre- idsnt
Mckinley a plurality in Michigan Of
82.017. Col. A. T. Bliss of Sa in W. the
republican candidate for governor, ran
considerably behind his ticket, rece.v-
ing 60.4S0 plurality. The state egis-
lature will be overwhelmingly reoub-
lican, the returns showing so Id re-
publican senate and but II democra 8
In the house. There was HIT e. II an /.
opposition to the constitutional amend
ment authorizing the taxing of raj road
and other corporations on the cash
value Of their property instead Of Their
earnings. as at present and 1t was ad-
opted probably by the largest vote ever
cast for such q measure.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-THE re-
vised election returns for Connecticut
with every town and district in the
state heard from gives the state to Nc
Kinley by plurality Of 2S.415. The re-
publican state ticket headed by George
P. Mclean for governor. is elected ty
a plurality of 1880. All fou~ 1epubli :
can congressman are reelected. The
state senate will contain % repub leans
and two democrats as against Fl re-
publicans and three democrats two
years ago. The house Is repub lean by
POP to So, a republican gain over the
last house of q.
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8aYAN'S HEAVY GAINS
In Certain Statds do Not Effect
The Results.
THE NATION HAS SPOKEN.

NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. 7.-Richard Croker
sent Bryan telegram inlormins him
that though the state had gone heavily
republican, New York county, w..ish In
1896 gave Mckinley $4,000 p.u. ity. had
been carried by the democratic &c o 8
by $4,000. a gain of $4,000. Mr. Croker
was also quoted as saying:
'No power on earth-noth,ng but ffs
death-can prevent Mr.. Bryan f.om re-
manning the national leader of the peo-
pie"
Detailed returns have not been re
oeived on governor. but 1t is k OWL
that the entire state republican lick t
has been elected and th1t the repub-
Ncans have made gains In both hoIscs
Of the state legislature.
Mr.. Stanchheld. democratic nomine,
for governor. ran ahead OF his ticket
in the Southern Tier. am in B. oklyn.
On the other hand. Odell CARED some
Of the upstate COUNTS bv plu ali les
larger than the republican presidential
electors received.
The republicans gained several mem
bers OF congress from this st"te. but
the official count may be recui ed t,
decide in one or more close districts.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16

Portland. Me-. Nov. IA crt Of al.ooa
In the republican . uraliy OF 1896 In a
somewhat lighter vote was the suit
OF yesterdays poi In Mime. McEin-
iey's majority viii vary but few hun
dred from $500. a loss OF is per cent
since 1895 and BRYAN gain OF q per
re-.
Portland. Ore. Nov. 7-Returns show
that although Mckinley viii carry the
state OF Washington bv l2.0'o % L o,o.
Rogers will probably be slected gov
ernor by snail majority. cushman
and Jones. rspublicans. are elected 10
congress-
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans La. Nov. 7.-AdGitional
election returns ooafirm The AS tel
Press reports of last night; 1880 votes
were cast in New Or cans out Of reg
istration of 41,40S, Bryan's majority be-
ing 13.4O0 The entire six con ;ie 81 )nal
districts in the stare are st ongly dem
CORA ic. L ly White republ cars hav-
ing been tN amped IN the tree districts
in which they had been can't iates.
Bryan's majority in the state, based on
scattering returns from he country
and the result in the city will be in ex-
cess OF 10000.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16
A Scheme TIA, Failed.

A Danish scheme of state and COM
munal gratuities, or pension, to desti-
tute males who have passed their six
tieth year. and who have led reputable
lives, has not resulted in the good an
ticipated by it's advocates and promo
tiers. On the contrary. its workings
have been demoralizing. The poor. SO
called. refuse ito make, or even strive
to make, provision for old age while it
is in their power to do SO, on the
ground that support from pensions will
come without effort. Children in
flourishing circumstances refuse to as
sist their needy parents. money in saw
ings banks has been withdrawn and
squandered and benefit associations to
which employers have contributed
have lapsed into bankruptcy. The
scheme. in fact. has become a positive
premium upon restitution, an incen-
tive to improvidence and foe to man
ly rectituGe and se,f-respect.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-11-16

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. III. Mack
Love, chairman of the Kansas Demo-
cratic state committee. made the fol-
lowing statement at midnight: II
fear that Kansas has gone Republicans
and that Mckinley and Stanley will
carry the state, by small majorities"
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. AT !
o'clock this morning Chairman Al
baugh, of the Kansas Republican state
committee, claims the state for Nc
Kinley by $4,000 plurality and for
Stanley by $4,000. He claims the
election of the entire Republican con-
gressional delegation, and the legisla-
ture on joint ballot will be Republican
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. with li"'it-
ed r,uins from 800 precincts NJ Kin
ley's plurality in Iowa viii, t 8
thought, be $4,000. The entire con res
sional delegation In the state is repub-
lican, and democratic losses are re-
ported In nearly every county.
st. Louis. Nov. 7.-Returns from all
but 81 precincts out of a total of 1913
in st. Louis give Mckinley 1894. and
Bryan 1859, plurality NJ 900 for
Bryan. In 1896 the city gave McKin.
lev plurality Of 15.717. Most OF the
missing precincts are repu lican.
Flory (rep) for governor, ce'ved
AZ 1891. and Dockey (dem.) for governor
1864.
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MONTANA.

Helena, Mont, Nov. 7.--Although the
returns are incomplete this morning
the fusion democratic-populist union
labor ticket has been e ected and the
friends of w. A. C ark. demo ratio can
didate for the United States senate.
seem to control the legislature. or the
counties heard from decisively he has
a clean majority in the house.
Caldwell Edwards, popu list, who ran
for congressman on the fusion ticket, Is
undoubtedly elected.
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IDAHO.

Boise. Idaho. Nov. 7.-0nly l5 pre-
cincts out OF the 400 in Idaho have
been heard from Those Fp-- M y =
lowing results: Mckinley. 4.774: Bryan.
4.s10: Stranrod for governor, i,h47:
Hunt for governor. 1910: Morrison for
CONGRESS. 4Ts7 Gem for CO gress,
4.55l. The same districts in 1898 gave
Moss. reuub lean for governor. 1870.
and Steunenberg. fusion. s.s1s.
The net republican gain is Ills per
cent. A gain Of 8 per cent Is needed to
carry the state.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. THE latest
returns received seems to confirm the
claim of the republican state committee
that the state has g ven Mckinley over
10000 p ura.ity and tfat tn entire re-
publican state and congress ional tick
ct has been elected by safe majorit es,
while the republican majority OF n ally
20 in the legislature will assure the
election of a republic to succeed
United States nator Pettiggew.
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WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. 7.-complete
returns from Milwaukee county give
Mckinley a plurality OF 1878 ana La
Toilette. republican. for governor. a
plurality of about the same hgur 8
The returns from the state at large will
not be known for some time In de'aIl
but a fair approximate shows that IN d.
republicans will have a p uraiy az
least 10000. All the republican con-
gressmen are elected. and tie legisla-
turs is Overwhelmingly republican
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new HAMPSHIRE.

Manchester. N. H.. Nov. 1.-THE re-
publican majority in the state on 9th
the gubernatorial and national tickets
will be $4,000. Every county was c. r
ried by the republicans. The legisli-
ture is republican by a slightly larger
majority than two years ago.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 7.-Returns are
coming in slowly. but those re eivei
seem to indicate repub lean pllrali-
ty over rather than under 10 coo for Nc
Kinley, while the repub i"an state II k
ct Is elected by somewhat smaller ma
jorities. Weppel man, democrat for
governor. rum ahead OF ticket but
1t seems probable that Mi Write. re-
publican. will pull through for that Of
flee.
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VIRGINIA

Richmond. Va, Nov. "A reco p'tu-
lation for Virginia indica es a demo-
cratic plurality on the presidential tic =
ct of over 30 900 and h e.cction of the
democratic candidate In every congress
sional district.
In nearly all the cities and towns ana
many of the counties Bryan ran behind
the congressional ticket.
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INDIANA,

indianapolis. Nov. 7.-Letest returns
from Indiana in icate that the repub-
licans have carried the state by fr m
$4,000 to $4,000. The repub leans will
have probably elected II of the 10 oon-
gressmen. The legislature is ley Ie-
publican.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 1880 a. m.-The
result OF the election In Nebraska Is
still in doubt this m orning. About s. .
precincts out OF GIL have he hea d
from and tn sc sho y s ibsta tai rep ib-
lican gains. The republi ais ola m
they wi | I've M, KIN ey m jor.ty AMI
the democrats are equally sure OF the
result. The an es. However, hav,
been so diversified that 1t is well nj n
impossibls 10 make an innate.
With a corresponding result In u1re .
ported precincts to those aIrea ~ re-
ceived Mckinley will have a email
plurality
The legislature is O 81 uncertain. In
the close counties out in tie state the
republicans have made mat ria lis
In Douglas county. which Is tn larg at
assembly Sistric IN tie sta e. IN count
will not be completed unit ] late t, ay
and the fenocia:s soy ths mi sing pre-
cincts, Will h aie In SortI Omaha viii
elect the fusion legislature candidates
in this district. The state d mo ratio
ticket IL running slightly ahead Of
Bryan.
Omaha. Neb. Nov. 7.-Robinson. fu
sionist. for congress- probab elected
IN Sd district.
Omaha Neb.. Nov. 7-Reeult in Me-
breska core: democrats Il in Bryan
carries 1t BY 3,cnon TO 4.nn0: Chnir an
Lindsey o. rbl can C rs Mex ev
carries It by 5 900 Manv back pIecin IS
to hear from: d'mo'ra ic state ii ker
believed elected by vote ru~ning ahea
Of Bryn; 'e~'-'a .u-e iS in 20 BIT.
Omahn. Neb.. Nov. &c airman sd
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UTAH.

Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. TAT 8 o'clock
this morning 1t Is estimated the repub-
licans have carried Utah by 40 0 ma
jority for both the presidential and
safe tickets. Incomplete retu ms ON
16 out of 81 counties in the state s.vs
Mckinney 22.240; Bryan 2o.4Sa
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VERMONT.

White River Junction. VT. Nov. T.
With half hundred small towns to
be heard from out Of total OF GAG. lac
Kinley's p'urali y is $4,000, with prob
ability OF the missing towns au m NJ
ing this perhaps 100 t-tal of 45,o.0
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NEW JERSEY.

Newark, N. j., Nov. THE delayed
election district returns reee.sId quay
continue to increase the republican
p.ulaltIes. Lssex. Camden anu Mer-
Ger countics rolled up immense piur-
Antics for the republicans. HUDSON.
hunterdon anu Warren alone went
democratic The house OF as emily
Will remain just as II was a year 40.
but the democrats LOST four se..ators.
The republicans will have q majority
on joint ballot OF 40. Six of the light
congressman w.J be republicans am
there Is a possibility that the All dis
trict, which was credited to the demo
Gratis by the first returns, will be re-
publican on the corrected vote. In the
LIST. 20. Sd. 5th. 9TH and sth congress
sional districts the republicans scored
decisive victories. The 9TH went demo-
cratic.
Newark. " j., Nov. IA ori'ng to
returns ecei by The E NJ News
TO hua H Salno,, denoriat { r con-
gress Il reelected in tie 4th district
by about 2.2O0 plurality
Washington. Nov 7.-Re7resentative
Loudenslager OF New Jersey secretary
OF the republican Congressional COM
nnittee at 10 o'clock his ren on
claimed the electinn OF GOT repuS lean
to the newt house. > maio-itv ove- all
OF 81. The democratic co-g-e~s'ona
headnusr'ers were a~tic.iiv des -rfed
81 io.30 n'~io~k. Cat ~ r c. son
ha@ not nut IN an a7o~a-pnce and his
lieu'enants had stcp,ed fvurin-. Thew
ronreSed. however tNp- he ret horse
c''-ed to estimate the reDub an ma
jority.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., Mo-. THE repuh-
lican majority In the state with Is
towns to be supplied is Is o.. Roth re-
publican congressman werN elected by
majorities aggregating $4,000.
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della WARE.

Wilmington, De-. Nov. 7.-Returns
are not all in yet from Kent and Sus-
sex counties, and 1t may not be posi-
BILE to say before this afternoon which
party has control of the state leg. s a.
ture. In any event 1t will be clo,e. he
democrats claim q majority on joint
ballot, but the repubii ans sey t ey
will control the legislature and elect
the United States senator.
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-ra,h.r Of tn. Heu.s.-

Michael Biddulph. the London bank
er. who has Just retired from parlia-
ment, represented Herefordshlre for IS
consecutive years. Mr.. Beach. the
Father Of the House. and Sir Wilfrid
Lawson probably win be the only
members OF the nsxt parliament whose
.srms OF servi~- d.ts back to the co.
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ARK ANSAS.

Lite Rock, , rk, fo'. 7-Bryan car
ried out Of the rs unties in Arkan-
sas by average plu al les of so AMI
gets the state by aboI 5000. Ba k
county returns may slightly inc. eas,
these figures.
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An interesting anu odd exhibit In
the Paris exposition will be a hall de-
voted to the hussars OF the world.
Paintings showing the great deeds OF
men Of this arm OF the service will
form a large part Of the exhibit. Ger
many and Austria Hungary will be
represented particularly well. for the
simple reason that the hussars OF these
two armies always have been men who
did really wonderful acts Of bravery
and daring. Spain win have an inter-
esting group. showing her famous
Praicesa Hussars. and Italy win show
her Neapoh Bourbons.
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ONO.

Youngstown. o. Nov. THE resul,
OF the Q ecgiou q: Niles o s., wher n
Kinley was born. was as follows: NC
Kfnley. l.0as: Bryan. ass. McAinisys
piurality $50.
Columbus. o.. Nov. 7.-compl'te ~
official returns give Lentz I'd MI II
ever Tompkins (rep.) in the 18th con
Eresslonal district. Owing to the 10 e
vote an OFFICIAL count viii be maze %
morrow.
CincinArri a.. soc. 7-Comnlete re-
turns from Hsnfis"n county. IN u In :
cincinn q. <,ve " r-i7i y T.,B Br' Al
- sis: NJ Td~'sv's y ur~iitv i5.2o5. In
1885 HE piur-i-.y was 1910.
The Ohfn d~ie7a'io1 n the last en-.
Eress stood % te-ubiicans to 8 de no.
erata
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Raleigh, N. c.. Nov. Che election iSs
NTorth Carolina was very quiet Returns
Indicate that Bryan's majority will not
be less than 10000. Seven Democrats
congressman are elected. with two In
doubt. the eighth and Ninth districts It
Is almost certain that the Republicans
have carried the Ninth. Democrats
State Chairman Symons Is elected United
States senator to succeed Butler, Popu-
list. by 10000 over his opponent. General
Julian s. Carr.
Atlanta. Ca. Nov. s,-Bryan's majority
in Georgia will be about 10000 which Is
5000 less han given Governor Gambler
one month ago. The majority for Bryan
shown an apparent increase over that OF
four years ago of about 1900 But little
interest was manifested and ve"y light
vote was polled. The Georgia delegation
to Washington remains sol dly Demo-
cratic. Coffey county, in South Georgia.
went for Mckinley. and the town OF
Fitzgerald registered a heavy Republican
majority Bryans majority in Atlanta
showed large increase. the r publ'cans'
falling to carry the Fourth ward. which
went for McKin'ev In 1896.
Helena, Mont. Nov 6.-Rryan's major
ity In the state will be not far from
1900. The fusion state ticket Is appar-
emily elected by several thousand Gov
ernor Toole is running ahead and having
at least 10000 plurality. The rest OF the
Democratic state ticket Is elected. The
legislature Is controlled by straight
Democrats known as friends of Senator
W. A. Clark.
Houston. Tex. Nov. 26-The Democrat
ic state ticket. headed by Joseph d. Say
ers for governor. IL elected by a major
ity In excess OF 10000. The legislature -
almost solidly Democratic. II will elect
Joseph W. Bailey United States senator
to succeed Horace Chiffon. II is esti-
mated that the maiortv Of the state
electors will not FAN short Of 10000 ana
may go beyond that figure.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 6-Returns
from the stare are too rrea ger IN give any
figures on vote for president. BRYAN car
red the state by large majority on .
Hight vote full Democratic congress
sional delegation was chosen.
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