1Pi 5AJLT Jz kro H3SBATT > E 1TI b Tj uv lm R 4 1596 d Briggs Repi for governor leads in Fargo and Cass county 3 IXUISIAXA T NEW ORLEANS Nov Impossible to compare figures with former elec t tions owing to new Australian ballot law which changes precincts Returns from om hal of the precincts in First 0 district indicate majority of 1000 for silver candidate for congress Bryans majority about same Dispatch from Senator Blanchard at Shreveport says 0 north Louisiana will give Bryan 30000 majority NEW ORLEANS Nov 3Indica tfona point to Bryan carrying state by c 20000 to 40000 NEW ORLEANS Nov Returns re ceived indicate that Bryans majority in Louisiana will exceed 20000 Returns at 10 p m indicate that BroussanI is elected in this district mak ing c solid Democratic delegation in the Si t I 3EAJXE I PORTLAND Me Nov Thirteen I towns give McKinley 36459 Bryan 11 357 scattering 1287 iicjsaiueys plurality 22102 against Harrisons 6393 Bryan 15109 MARYLAND BALTIMORE Nov Scattering precincts out of 302 in Baltimore ciy give SIcKJutey 5005 Bryan 351S The Republican congressional and muni cipal ticket will not be far behind Mc Klnley BALTIMORE Nov Baltimore city complete gives McKinley 21518 plurality over Bryan The city council stands 17 Republicans to 7 Democrats Indications now point to the election of Republican congressmen in all six districts BALTIMORE Nov 3At 10 oclock tonight the indications point to the election of five Republican congress r men in Maryland But fragmentary returns from many of the counties have been received The three dis trict made up in part of Baltimore City viz the Second Third and Fourth have given Baker Boose and McIntyre handsome majorities Ex Congressman Sidney E Mudds majority jority in the Seventeenth ward of this city will probably suffice to overcome majorities In the country districts Lit tle has been heard from the eastern shore but the present congressman a Democrat has probably been re elected in the First district CANTON 0 Nov 3Senator George L Wellington of Maryland wires McKinley that the state will I give him 30000 majority 3IIXXESOTA ST PAUL Minn Nov 3Seven pre cincts from scattering points in five of seven congressional districts give Mc Kinley 923 Bryan 482 MICHIGAN DETROIT Mich Nov 3Returns 2 from the city and state are coming in elowly The delay in Detroit is caused by the counting of the city ticket first Bryan is running ahead of thcwticket in Detroit Pingree Republican candi date for governor i running away ahead of McKinley in this city but is runuing behind in the state The indi cate is are that McKinley will carry Detrjt and Wayne county by a tmail plurality The few returns from the Btate show large Democratic gains The Republicans claim 10 of 1 con gressmen and say they have a fighting chance to capture the Third and Tenth districts which would give them a solid delegation They claim the state by 100000 The Democrats daim that the Republicans have no figures on which to base their claims and say that the returns from the county com mittees how large Democratic gains MICHIGAN Chairman Ferry of the Republican state central committee gives following 1174 precincts out of 1706 gives McKinley 3647 majority over i Bryan Same in 189 gave Democratic I majority ot 1113 This ratio main tained will give Michigan to McKinley by 100000 I DETROIT Nov 3The Republican state central committee claims that 130 precincts in Michigan outside of Detroit show a Republican gain of S 064 over the Republican vote of 1892 DETROIT Nov 3The Democratic I state committee at 11 oclock claimed I that their figures show that Michigan will go for Bryan by 5000 to 10000 I plurality I DETROIT Nov 3Incomplete re turns on congressmen give Corliss Re publican a lead of lOa over Henderson Democrat in the First district They show that the Republicans are leading in the Second Sixth Seventh Ninth Twelfth and Thirteenth districts and that the Democrats are leading in the Third Eighth and Tenth districts Smith Republican is elected in the Fifth district DETROii Mich Nov 3At mid night the returns trom the state indi cated that McKinley will have a plural ity of 20000 The Republican state cen tral committee claim that this may b swelled to 40000 The Republicans now I claim all but the Third congressional i district The entire Republican state ticket headed by Mayor Pingree for governor is elected The legislature I will be twothirus Republican In De troit and Wayne county the Republic ans have elected their county ticket with the exception of sheriff and will gain one or two aldermen in Detroit DETROIT Nov Returns from this city and state are coming in slow ly Hudson Lenawe county shows a j Republican gain of 53 Towns in Os coda county casting threefourths the votes show a Republican gain of ilL The town of Stanton and four town ships in Montcalm county show a Democratic gain The count in Detroit I will be slow owing to the number of split ballots cast GRAND RAPIDS Mich Nov 3 I William Aldon Smith ReD reelected to congress from the Fifth district carried this city by 2000 MARQUETTE Mich Nov 3 Mc Kinley carries town by 150 DETROIT Nov 3Hudson an nounces first complete returns Mc Kinley plurality of 129 against 50 DETROIT Nov 3The Republican state central committee claims the state by between 50000 and 100000 plurality MONTANA BUTTE Nov Returns from the state are very meagre but indicate a smaller majority for Bryan than was expected Bryan will carry the state by 15000 Charles D Hartman is re elected to congress over O F Goddard Rep by 10000 Robert Smith fusion candidate for governor is elected by 10000 and indications are that nearly the entire fusion ticket is elected by majorities of 2000 to 10000 The Pop ulists contributed fully twothirds of t the Bryan vote and have one of the t three electors The next legislature I H be Democrat and Populist BUTTE Nov 3Twelve precincts in Butte give Bryan 2095 McKinley 312 I gve I TiIASSACMUSETTS I BOSTON Nov SSAOISEr Fiftyfive towns in i Massachusetts give Bryan 405S Mc Kinley 16481 Palmer 661 McKinleys majority 12173 Same towns in 1892 gave Cleveland 9715 Harrison 12899 Harrisons majority 3184 Per cent of j4 Republican gain 282 I this per cent should hold out throughout the state McKinleys majority would be 99324 Same towns give for governor Prnce 673 Wiliams 4648 Wolcott o 14964 Wolcotts plurality 10326 1 plurly Same t towns in 1895 gave Greenhalge 11010 l Williams 5863 Percentage of Repub lican gain 79 I this percentage f of gain holds throughout the state Wolcotts plurality will be 115779 z BOSTON Mass Nov 3 204 of the j r 334 towns and cities of Masachus i give Bryan 20303 McKinley 73152 < Palmer3174 McKinleys plurality 52 L S49 Same in 1892 gave Cleveland 43 I oon 66288 Harrisons plu 1 1 c rality 12975 Percentage of Republican gain 30713 showing a probable plu rality for McKinley ofJ05911j 4 aiissouiu ST LOUIS Mo Nov 3wing to the requirement that the constitutional amendment voted on at this election shall be counted first the returns from city and state balloting are retarded and the total precinct vote on presi dential electors state and municipal officers will not be completed until morning Enough returns have been I received at midnight to indicate that Bryans majority in Missouri would be about 30000 while Stevens Dem majority for governor would be as low as 15000 At midnight Chairman Cook of the Democratic state committee claimed to have assurances that the following Democratic congressmen had been elected congssmen First district Giles Second Bodine Third Dockery Fourth Cochran Sixth Dearmond Seventh Cooney Eighth Bland Ninth Clark Eleventh Hunt Thirteenth Robb Fourteenth vandivar Fifteenth Benton Chairman Clark concedes the election of Republican Congressman Neff in the Fifth district Bartholdt in the Tenth and Peary in the Twelfth districts re spectively The Republicans have car ried the municipal election in St Louis by at least 1000 majority and it is believed that McKinleys majority is in excess of these figures The Demo crats make charges of gross treachery by Democratic election commissioners ST LOUIS Nov 3 Meager returns have been received at Democratic state headquarters up to 9 oclock Eighteen precincts in the state outside of St Louis give Bryan 2218 McKinley 1543 Stevens Dem governor 1778 Lewis Rep governor 1268 Chairman Cook of the Democratic state committee claims Bryan carries Missouri by 40000 and concedes that Stevens will not have more than 25000 majority On account of the compli cated count of ballots it will be late before a calculation can be made with certainty on the result of the election in the city Conservative estimates however give St Louis to the Repub licans by at least 25000 majority Hunt Dem wins over Joy in the Eleventh congressional district Pearce Rep is elected in the Ninth congressional dis trict and Barthhold is elected in the Tenth district In the Eighth congres sional district Richard P Bland is elected by nearly 40000 majority Jefferson City gives McKinley 200 majority a gain of 300 Republican votes Republcan ST LOUIS Nov 3At least 40000 enthusiatlc the streets at Republicans midnight are parading celebrating the election of McKinley celebratng MISSISSIPPI JACKSON Miss Nov Mississippi gives Bryan majority of 50000 Vote for Watson will not exceed jO 000 MEMPHIS Tenn Nov s Missis 3lIssis sippi estimated 50000 Democratic ma jority Democratc JACKSON Miss Nov 3Fifty thou sand is the estimated majority for Bryan and Sewall electors in Missis sippi The election passed off without off wihout a disturbing incident Populists gen Populsts erally voting with Democrats Tom Watson polled less than 10000 in the state All seven congressmen are Demo cratic all pledged to silver John M Allen John lf Alen Sharp Williams and T C Catchings are returned from the First Fifth and Third districts while W V Sullivan A F Fox Pat Henry and w I F Love are new members from the I Second Fourth Seventh and Sixth dis tricts No I state officers were voted for NEVADLlT RENO Ncr Nov 3The election in this state passed off very quietly A large vote was cast cst At this hour re port are very meager as most towns are isolated I Reports show that Bryan wm carry i the wi i state by 5000 majority In the con gressional fight the Republicans fght Republcans voted almost solidly for Douglas the Populist candidate so as to defeat Newlands i 1 At last accounts the race was very i i close i i Republican managers claim to have amajority on joint > ballot in the legis i lature which will defeat the present senator J P Jones I i The Silver party and the Democratic elected fusion state ticket will probably be i I i JI J I MINNESOTA 1 ST PAUL Minn Nov 3Four hun dred precincts of 1 precnct Minnesota have re ported enough to indicate that the state i i has gone overwhelmingly for McKm I i ley St Paul has given him a majority i a majort or at least 6000 and leat 600 Minneapolis has i at least done as well The state ha apparently given the Buckeye state man about 50000 plurality 5000 pluralt Every l county so fa reported rEore gives a big Me Kinley majority The only man on the i state ticket who has a chance of dee I I tipn is Lind fro whom the Scandina i vians have voted Lind however seems j to be buried under the McKinley ava lanche I te i a clean Republican sweep i on congressmen except the Seventh district The First district goes for I McKinley by 4000 the Second for Me Cleary by 7000 the Third for Heatwole by 2000 the Fourth for Stevens by 10 i 1 000 the Fifth for Fletcher by 6000 the Sixth for Morris by 3000 The Seventh i district is in doubt but has probably gone for Eddy Republican by a few ji hundred The legislature is Republic an by twothirds on joint ballot ST PAUL Minn Nov 3Late fig ures continue to show uniform gains for McKinley and there is no doubt but that he has carried Minnesota by I at least 38000 Lind the Populist can I didate for governor has made a sur prising run and i may be found that I he is elected The Republicans have certainly elected their congressmen in the first six districts The Seventh dis trict is in doubt The legislature is overwhelmingly Republican I OHIO COLUMBUS 0 Nov 30hio eleCt ed today besides presidential electors a secretary of state food commissioner supreme judge and public works comI mitSioner The Populists and Demo crats fused on the state and electoral I tickets Each got two candidates on I i i the state ticket the Populists 1 tcket te Populsts getting five out of the 13 electors These five i I electors were to vote for Watson Tine I I i others were to vote for Sewall for vice I president All were of couri3 to vote i i for Bryan for president There were I I 950299 votes cast in 192 Today the I I total vote was about 425000 While the I returns from Ohio at this hour 930 p i m are meager and Indefinite they all i t i point to a Republican plurality In no Io j case do they show Democratic gains j 1 The cities show large gains and the 1 i I rural precincts s far as heard from shoW a net Republican gain of 26 par i cent This would indicate a Re j j publican plurality in the state of at I least 50000 The following congressmen have been elected First precinct W B Shattuck R < pub I Ic Second J H Brownwell Re publican Fourth George Marshall Democrat Sixth S W Brown Repub lican Seventh W L Weaver Repub lican Eighth Archibald Lybrand Re publican Ninth J I Southard Re i publican Tenth If J Fenton Repub lican Eleventh C H Grosvenor Re publican Fourteenth W S Kerr Re publican Fifteenth N B Van Voor his Republican Sixteench L Danj ford Republican Seventeenth A Me Doweli Democrat Eighteenth Rr W j Taylor Republican Nineteenth S R i Northway Republican Twentieth C i i B Beach Republican The hiN j Fifth Twelfth Thirteenth and Twenty flrttare still in doubt COLUMBUS 0 Nov 3The returns s far received indicate that the Re publican plurality in Ohio will be slightly in I excess of that given for Bushnell was 91000 for governor last year That d I Watson Republican for congress haa been elected in thlv dleMct defeating1 j Lentz free silver fusionist I was a i close district It Is i now believed that there have been but two free river conI j gressmen elected Marshall In the i Fourth and McDawell in the Seven teenth I I Chairman Kurtz at 1 p m claimed the state On returns so far secured for McKinley by 102000 CINCINNATI Nov 3 Returns up I to 930 oclock show heavy Republican I gains in this state Hamilton county I shows RepublIcan gain of about 50 I to the precinct This indicates a ma I jority in the county of over 17000 Re I turns from the state indicate that McKinley majority of 65000 I Kinley will have a majoriy Bryan showing remarkable strength I in agricultural districts CANTON Nov 3McKinley has car ried his precinct and his ward making a gain in the ward over Clevelands vote and a gain of 108 in the precinct CANTON Nov 3Mr and Mrs Hobart have wired Major McKinley congratulating him on the glorious victory of the party under his leader ship I CANTON Nov 3Major McKinley received this telegram Paterson N J Nov 3 I Congratulations with all my heart on the glorious achievement under your magnificent leadership I The manhood of the republic has asserted itself and the nations honor and integrity will never again be assailed by the same forces Mrs Hobart joins me in con gratulations GARRETT A HOBART A telegram to Major McKinley says the Tippecanoe club a thousand strong will leave for Canton on a special train at 9 oclock to congratu late the president CANTON 0 Nov 3At midnight and not a second before Major McKinley lc Kinley admitted publicly that he felt assured of his election He made no announcement of the fact that he be lieved he had been chosen by the Amer ican people to the highest office within their gift but he allowed his friends to congratulate him when they pressed about him They offered him con gratulations early in the evening but he gently put aside the pleasant words I and insisted that he could not accept congratulations till the news seemed I decisive MajOr McKinley made no declaration of any sort he merely re I ceived the congratulations and thanked his friends for their good wishes He did not discuss the victory or its sig nificance When the clubs of Canton marched up to Major McKinleys house he came out on the porch and reviewed the parade The cheering was deafening CANTON 0 Nov 4The first out of town delegation to reach the Mc Ivinley residence was one of 300 from Massillon which arrived shortly after midnight i this Wednesday morning Jeiegrams of congratulation are pour ing from all parts of fJbts I country The Massillon delegation continued their shouting for half an hour and were continually reinforced At 1 oclock it was estimated that there were > 000 people in the vicinity of the viciniy McKinley home CANTON 0 Nov 3 Governor LevI P Morton wires At 9 oclock from returns received I feel warranted in extending my heartiest congratulations on your triumphant election to the presidency of the United States New York state ratifies the verdict rtfes by giv ing you a plurality of at least a Quarter of a million Every bulletin announcing the defeat I of Altgeld was heartily applauded i The town of Poland where Major Mc I Kinley spent much of his boyhood I gives McKinley 142 Bryan 29 3 gain of j 14 over the highest gin I t 1 t vote ever cast for a j presidential candidate j CANTON 0 Nov 3At midnight all of the marching clubs of Canton I headed by a firing squad from one of r the militia companies and followed by 5000 yelling citizens with tin horns drums and pistols descended like an invading army on Major McKinleys I j residence Several volleys were fired and the noise from the shouting enthu i slasts almost drowned the report of the rifles I II CANTON Nov Chairman Hanna i wire the following from Cleveland I The feeling here beggars description The boys at Union club send love and hearty congratulations I will not at I I tempt bulletins You are elected to the highest office of the land by a people who have always loyed and trusted I you F youC W Fairbanks of Irdianapols wires I Major McKinley as follows Returns thus far indicate you have carried In II diana by 35000 CANTON 0 Nov 3H C Payne wired McKinley that the national com mittee claims the following states by the majorities appended Ohio 50000 I Indiana 40000 Michigan 40000 Wis consin SOCOOj Illinois 100000 Iowa I 75000 Nebraska 13000 Minnesota 35000 Kentucky 20000 I CINCINNATI 0 Nov 3 Chair man HyniUia of the Republican coun ty committee claims Hamilton county for the Republican ticket by majorities I ranging from 15000 to 250CP Chairman Reemeli of the Democratic I commitUe would make no estimate estmate CANTON 0 Nov 3The announce I I ment that the New York Journal had conceded the election of McKinley is I being received with cheers and ap I plause in the McKinley house Major McKinleys friends are gathering about I him and showering him with congrat I ulations j CANTON 0 Nov 4Major McKin ley has a telegram from San Francisco stating that that state will gve a sub stantial Republican majority CLEVELAND 9 Nov Chairman Hanna claims the country by lOOOCOO I plurality CLEVELAND 0 Nov 3 Indica tions how point to a Republican plu rality in Cuyahoga county of 225 < I CANTON Nov 3The weather in Canton was beautiful today and a very heavy vote was polled Major McKin leys own precinct ward city county as well as the state it is l believed will I give him unprecedented pluralities Major McKinley voted at 9 oclock He was accomvanied to the polling place by his brother Abner They walked from the majors home to pre cinct B in the First ward and the can didate registered his vote as No 230 Quite a number of voters were around the polling place when Major McKinley entered the booth There was no demonstration of any character and the candidate after casting his vote i walked immediately to the home of his mother Major McKinley und his t brother then drove back to the candi dates Market street residence Major McKinley spent the day quietly re f ceiving callers He was in excellent healt and spirits He expressed him much pleased that self as being very i the weather is so generally fair throughout the country and declared I I that he expected a very large vote j would be polled everywhere The can didate is confident of success I Telegrams of the most encouraging I nature poured into the McKinley resi dence over the special wires during the I day and there were repeated calls for Major McKinley over the long dis I tance telephones The candidate him self made no predictions and claimed nothing The arrangements for the re ception of election returns at the Mc Kinley residence have 2n completed Half d dozen telegraph operators have been provided for and the candidate will receive the news in his library sur rounded by a large number of ms vr sonal friends Mrs McKinley was very much improved this morning and I she will probably be able to sit up while the news of the election Is being received this evening I I The Young Mens Sound Money I club started out at 6 oclock this morn ing headed by the Grand Army band to make a tour of all the precincts of i the city They escorted their members I to their respective voting places and er joined by large numbers of Re publicans everywhere until the parade assumed large proportions After all ihe members had voted the club marched up to the candidates home r J hJ r and serenaded him No speeches were i t made i OINCINNAIT Nov Twentyone city precincts give McKinley 3743 I Bryan 3403 a Republican gain of 40 i In each precinct indications are that Hamilton county will go Republican I by 16000 COLUMBUS Nov Republicans claim unprecedented pluralities for Mc I Kinley Democrats make no claims on the state but say rural vote will greatly reduce early claims based on I eaty estimates from cities CANTON 0 Nov 3The Republic an state chairman of California wires I Major McKinley that the state is sauy RtpubHcan The Noith Carolina chairman assures Major McKinley that the state will give him a plurality of 15000 I IX MICINLEYS HOME Hovr tlie Xevrs IVns Received by the Major nncl His Friends 1 CANTON 0 Nov 3Major McKinley received the returns in various parts of i the house Early in the evening he sat in his study where he heard the news of his nomination After dinner he moved into the dining room and sat in an armchair chair near the head of the table which had been converted into a desk for the tiling of returns Majbr McKinley heard the news with hs usual calmness He be came Interested as the news became more copious and definite and kept up a run ning comment on the significance of the repjrrs Major AJcKnley is uncommonly ellinformed In practical politics and carr 3 in his mind the salient results for I several years back in all important states Major McKinleys study was I given over to newspaper correspondents and the returns were read aloud to them after they had been scanned by Mc Kinley At the end of the long table at which Major MoKilney sat were Judge Day and Judge Baldwin Charles Miller Major Manchester Major McKinleys pasor and the correspondents of the mess associations When the United Associated Presses bulletins announced that the New York Journal had con ceded the election of McKinley a cheer swept tliroujrh the house and Major Mc Kinlejs face was slightly flushed His fnenaa crowded about him and pressed upon him their congratulations but Alaior McKinley refused to take any thing fbI smuited and said he would not assume he was elected until the actual returns and figures warranted i He de clned to let telegrams of congratulaton bo sent out by the newspapers till he felt aosolutel certain of His election for the reason that he did not want the send ers of the messages to feel embarrassed in case he happened not to b elected At mtdnlarht bails sounded and bands hastened to the pubic square and in ten minutes there was assembled thousands of jubilant people who united in singing Flow Praise God from whom all Blessings Mrs McKinley who has been con fined to her bed fo a week sat up to night fo the first tie She Had a dozen ladies with her Mother Mc Kinley Miss Helen McKinley Mini Mabel McKinley Mrs Henry O Heis land Mrs W R Day Mrs George B Frease Miss Eva Phillips were among the ladies who heard the news with Mrs McKinley Little Mary Colby a child of unusual talent as an enter tamer and 3 niece of Mrs Helslands Mrs McKirleys nearest friend sang played recited and danced at various times during the evening for Mrs Mc I Kinley and her guests Major McKin ley wentfrom time to tune indeed I with a great Heal of frequency into the drawingroom to chat for a moment with his wife and mother and the other ladies He w 3 in excellent spirits throughout the evening and occasion ally hummed t himself There i a Land That is Fairer Than Day When Major McKinley is feeling in excellent spirits he often hums a few lines of a hymn to hiihself I do not get un duly excited said Major McKinley when some one said to him Major you seem t pave a tranquil look on your face Major McKinley did not seem to take very much pleasure in the premature congratulations Very gcod very < good said Major McKineyjyJien the declaration of the Republicapi rtnte central committee was read announcing a sweeping vic tory in the state andthe defeat of Alt geld r i 5V XEW MEXICO SANTA FE N I Nov 3 Returns are coming in very slow Out of 418 precincts in the territory only 13 have been heard from For congressman Catron Reir has G57 Ferguson Dem 675 Weather good and vote heavy I lOREQX I PORTLAND Ore Nov 3 Democratic lO cratic and Populist leaders claim the state for Bryan by 4500 Portland city and county giver McKinley about 6000 I plurality T PORTLAND Ore Nov 3First seven precincts reported outside of Portland give McKinley 654 Bryan 335 Palmer 40 At this ratio McKin ityASTORIA ley will carry the state by 8000 plural I ASTORIA Ore Nov 3Complete returns from all the oreclncts in this I city give McKinley a majority of 491 and the indications are that the Re I publican majority in the county will be not lessthan SOO Wii PENNSYLVANIA I PHILADELPHIA Nov SThere were many charges of illegal voting I j j and a number of arrests during the I i day The only violence reported in the i city was a shooting affray which is i said to have been accidental and which I occurred in the Fifth ward During I a dispute Charles Johnson colore I displayed a reyolyer and the weapon was discharged The bullet went I through Johnsons fingers and lodged in the groin of Sylvester Glasgow also I colored Glasgow is seriously hurt Johnson bail was arrested and held without I i PbOflD ISfcAXD I I PROVIDENCE Nov 3The state i i from present indications will give Mc I l Kinley 20000 plurality 1 towns give McKinley 3054 Bryan 185 i PROVIDENCE R I Nov 3If 1 figures shown in first six districts in i i Rhode Island continue McKinley will I carry state by 150000 1 NEW YORK Nov 3 Journal spec I ial says Rhode Island for McKinley j over 150000 i SOUTh DAKOTA I I HURON SiD Nov 3South Da kota today threw its vote for Major McKinley by at least 5000 and later II figures may increase his majority to 10000 But four counties of the state i I have gone for the fusion ticket Both I I I Republican congressmen are elected j I I The legislature is overwhelmingly Re j publican Insuring a gold successor to Senator > Kyle i YANKTON S D Nov 3Returns I are slow About all that can be learned I tonight will be the result on presi dental electors The ballots are so I badly scratched that the count cannot be completed in one of the large pre 1 cincts by morning YANKTON S D Nov 3The towns of Yankton Sioux Falls Watertown Brocfklyn Centerville Voelin Huron Pierre Irene give majorities for Mc Kinley Codington county gives 350 majority for McKinley Returns from county precincts are coming in slow but all indicate the state is for Mc Kinley by 8000 I SDUTK CAUOIiIXA CHARLESTON S C Nov 3The vcce in Charleston was light The weather was bad light rains falling throughout the day Ballots were cast for all offices from the electoral ticket down Elliott Democrat has a plu rality of about 1500 yotes over his two Republican opponents Murray colored and Cohen white Murray leads Cohen oy two tO one here and almost everywhere else in the district The Palmer and Buckneg vote was confined almost exclusively to the downtqwn wards Bryans plu rality in i the city may reach 2000 S DELAWARE WILMINGTON Del Nov 3There I were minor brawls today inSussex dis tricts and in two districts no ejection was held the Union Republicans Ad dicks refusing to permit the antiAd I dicks people or regular Republicans I to have voters assistants In one district trict election L of Kent county there was no t tion for the same reason The only fa I tal affray reported was from Baltimore I Hundred Sussex county where one I man was killed McKinley is supposed to have carried the state but the Democrats get the legislature and congressmen XEAV JEKSCY I TRENTON Nov 3At 1215 a m Miv Hobart called Major McKinley on the telephone and said New Jersey would give 70000 majority New Jersey has reelected a scud congressional delegation as follows First district H C Loudenslager I Second J J Gardner Third B F Howell Fourth Mahlon Pitney Fifth J F Stewart Sixth P W Parker Seventh Thomas McEwan Ighth Charles l Fowler I I NEWARK N J Nov 3The Dem 1 ocratic state committee concedes state to McKinley by 10000 plurality The Republicans claim victory by 40000 Large Republican increases are report ed in many counties NEWARK N J Nov 3Newark city is Republican by 10000 Essex county by 20000 CANTON 0 Nov 3Garrett A Hobart wired Major McKinley Ma jority in New Jersey 60000 more later At 1 pm the state legislature was assured to the Republicans by a large majority on joint ballot Every county ha gone Republican on the national ticket but Warren CAMDEN N J Nov 3Camden county estimated gives McKinley for president 7000 plurality Louden slager for congress 7000 plurality NEW HAMPSHIRE CONCORD N H Nov 3Returns I are coming in very slow but enough have been received to show tat enoug I RepublicanL have a sweeping majority I in this state Everything seems to I portend a veritable landslide I OH EG OX PORTLAND Ore Nov 3The heav I iest vote ever polled in the history of the state was polled today At 930 oclock tonight the chairman of the Re publican state central committee said he was satisfied McKinleys majority would be between 7000 and 8000 Port I land and Multnomah county are de pended upon for a McKinley majority as i was estimated Bryan would carry the state outside of Portland I is es timated that Biyan will come to the city with 2000 majority Fiftyfive precincts in this county including all but six city precincts give McKinley 9819 Bryan 5886 with 29 more to hear from Only meagre scattering returns up to this hour have been heard from The Populist vote for Bryan shows slight gain in outside districts heard from in the state over the vote for Populist congressman last June On the result depends Senator Mitchells return to the lItchEls senate next I spring and it now seems safe The Republicans wU have in the next legis lature a majority of 24 in joint assem bly On joint ballot there will be 57 Republicans 13 Populists 5 Mitchell Republicans Democrats 3 Union Bimetallic and 7 TENNESSEE NEW YORK Nov 3The Journal concedes Tennessee to McKinley by 20000 MEMPHIS Nov 3Tennessee has gone Democratic by 25000 plurality so I far as the national ticket is concerned The gubernatorial contest is close with chances favoring Robert Taylor Dem as against George A Tillman Rep and A L Alms Pop Repub licans claim Bryan and Tillman have carried the state E W Carmack Sli ver Democrat is probably elected to congress from the Tenth district over Josiah Patterson gold Dem T W I Simms Dem defeats McCall Rep in the Eighth by 1000 rice PriccLDem I is elected in the Ninth over John H McDowell by a handsome majority J W Gaines silver Dem defeats Mc Reynolds gold Dem in the Sixth dis trict NASHVILLE Tenn Nov 3Brvan will carry Tennessee by 350CO Taylor Demo 000 crat for sovernor will b elected by 20 000CHATTANOOGA CHATTANOOGA Tenn Nov 3A tremendous vote is being polled The total will break all records in national i elections in Tennessee The indications are that the city of Chattanooga has I gone Republican McKinley leading the I ticket in the county and district i is thought McKinley may carry the Third district but the state at large is con sidered safe for Bryan perhaps by 20 I 000 He H lead Taylor Democrat candidate for governor by several thou I sand votes The Fourth Fifth Seventh i an Ninth congressional districts are predicted certain to return Democratic j congressmen the Eighth and Ninth are claimed by both parties while the gold II Democrats make boasis of carrying the Sixth Nashville district and the Tenth Josiah Patterson gold Demo I crat will be reelected from the Tenth The First and Second districts will go Republican a usual by a large ma ioritv I iortyEst Tennessee is expected to roll up avery large vote Close to 300000 votes I will be cast over the state This the i Third district will be in doubt up to the lat moment In Chattanooga the i Democrats charge the Republicans with importing negroes to vote for Chft for congress I cC1re I TEXAS AUSTIN Tex Nov 3The election passed off quietly with a very f l vote I Local tickets were so mixed that the count is received slowly and in the city I it wU not be completed until morning i and complete returns from the Third ward give Bryan a majority of tw I over McKinley vicepresident not be ing voted for Indications are that McKinley will carry the city and county by a small plurality Sayers Demo crat for congress wll have a large j majority in the city and county At 9 p m meager and scattering re turns only have been received The I counting of the vote on constitutional i amendments keeps back the report on electors and congressmen State Chair I man Blake Democrat at this hour estimates mates Bryans plurality at 100000 Cul bertson for governor 75000 plurality He says a solid Democratic congres sional delegation 6f 13 members have been returned No definite returns can I be exected before tomorrow AUSTIN Tex Nov 3Returns from over the state come in slowly Those received up to 1 oclock show an in crease in the opposition to the Demo cratic ticket of at least 40000 and should j it be kept up McKinley wH carry the I state Private telegrams indicate the state wH be close bill the Democrats I claim that Bryan and Sewall will carry 1 it by 25000 majority They also claim I that Culbertson Democrat for gov ernor will be elected by 40000 but re turns thus far do not sustain the esti i mate Partial returns from congres I sional district indicate the election of j I Gross Republican in the Eleventh and j in the Thirteenth Noonan Hawley I Republican candidate in the Eighth district claims he is elected Indica I tions are good for the return of Sayers in the Ninth He wU carry this city and county by a large majority WYOMING CHEYENNE Wyo Nov Returns from two wards in this city show Dem ocratic gains of 25 percent Chairman of the Democratic committee claims state for Bryan by 2500 CHEYENNE Wyo Nov Returns of two wards of Cheyenne show Demo cratic gains of 25 per cent The chair i New thought to you per haps that tea is inspiring Schillings Best tea is new to you then At grocers in packages A Scl > ilHn < > Company San Francisco 1 man of the Democratic state committee I claims the state for Bryan by 2500 CHEYENNE Wyo Nov 325 Wyo I ming precincts give McKinley 931 Bryan an 863 a Democratic gain of 1i The same percentage throughout the state I I will make Bryans plurality 1200 Os borne Democrat for congress is malt j I ing same gains as electoral ticket I CHEYENNE Nov 3Thirtythree Wyoming precincts give McKinley 1 178 Bryan 1174 Democratic gain of 275 The chairman of tEe Republican state committee says Returns too I meagre to giye figures but I claim the state for the Republican electors and congressmen VEOUIOXT WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Vt Nov Beautiful weather today helped to bring out a large vote Returns come in more promptly than in pre vious years The net Republican gains in the towns heard from as compared with 1892 Is 85 per cent McKInley plurality in the state will be 40000 The previous high water mark i plural ities for president was 30555 given to Grant in 1872 The state will have a solid Republican delegation in congress wrscoxsix MILWAUKEE Nov 3The indica tions at 10 oclock are that McKinley wH carry Wisconsin by at least 50000 majority The returns from 300 pre cincts show a net Republican gain of 2160 The city of Milwaukee will prob ably give McKinley a small ma jority I will be a close race between Otjen Republican for congress and Schilling Fusion with the chances in favor of the latter The fusion county ticket will be elected in Dart The fusion state ticket is running about 2 per cent ahead of Bryan but there seems to be no chance for its success WIYSHIXGTOX SEATTLE Nov 3At 9 p m the indications that McKinley has car ried Washington by a small plurality and that Sullivan Republican is elected governor The count proceeds slowly SEATTLE Nov 3While the count of the vote progresses slowly indica tions are that Bryan has carried this state and that James Hamilton Lewis and W Jones congressional candi dates have been elected The contest between gubernatorial candidates John R Rogers fusion and Potter Charles Sullivan is close Democrats Populists and free silver Republicans fused siver Republcans on the basis of two electors for Populists and two Democrats I is estimated I the Democrats and Populists polled each threeeighths and free silver Re I publicans twoeighths Fusions in this city have probably been carried by Mc Kinley and Sullivan and probably I King county Republicans claim Sul livan has carried Tacoma and Pierce county by 1500 majority Bryan ap pears to have carried Spokane City and county by a good majority and a num ber of other eastern Washington counties In proportion to registration the largest vote in the history of the state has been cast In some portions rain prevailed but in this section the weather conditions were favorable SEATTL Wash Nov 3Th Re publican leaders concede that Bryan has carried the state and that Lewis and Jones fusion congressional candidates have been elected Incomplete returns I also indicate the election of Rogers free silver candidate for governor z AVCT VIRGINIA WHEELING Nov Chairman lf O Dawson of Republican state com mittee claims the state for McKinley by 15000 Reports from all sections of the state show large Republican gains ORJ OAHOUXA NEW YORK NOV 3The World says Bryan carried North Carolina The Times and Tribune say McKinley carries Oregon by a small jnajoritv RALEIGH NC Nov Populist Chairman Ayer says the fusion ticket has swept the state CoufrreKjioiial Contests I NEW YORK Nov 3Up to mid night no returns had been received from which the result of the congres sional contests in Alabama California Delaware Georgia Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Missouri Texas and Wash ington could be determined The other states have probably elected represen tatives as follows Arkansas Democrats 6 Colorado Silver Republicans and Populists 2 Connecticut Republicans 4 Florida Democrats 2 Idaho Silver Republicans and Popu I I lists 1 Illinois Republicans 20 Indiana Republicans 10 Demo f crats 3 I Iowa Republicans 11 Louisiana Democrats 6 Maine Republicans 4 Maryland Republicans 5 Demo I erats 1 Massachusetts Republicans 12 Democrats 1 l Michigan Republicans 11 Demo crats 1 Mississippi Democrats 7 Montana Silver Republicans and Populists 1 Nebraska Republicans 5 Silver Re publicans and Populists 1 New Hampshire Republicans 1 I New Jersey Republicans 8 New York Republicans 28 Demo crats 6 North Carolina The silver party and I the Democratic fusion state ticket will probably be elected TJIInmn Talks CHICAGO Nov 3 Senator Tillman said late tonight that while he did not concede McKinleys election the re turns certainly pointed that way If McKinley wins said the sena tor the political agitation will still go on It can no more be stopped than the agitation which resulted in the emancipation of the slaves Joy In the Capital WASHINGTON Nov 3There was no concealment of the gratification caused by the election result among the exclusive party that read the re turns at the White House upon the presidents invitation Secretaries Olney Carlisle Morton Lament and Wilson the two latter having voted respectively in New York and West Virginia and hastened back to the city shared with the president the full en joyment of the United Associated Presses bulletins which from the first as one of the cabinet officers declared were all our way The president took an unusually deep interest in the returns and was glad to find his confidence in the outcome 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satisfac tion in reading it than they do in any other publication of like character Many I improvements have been made in THE HERALD of late and many more will soon be made It costs money but it Is the determination to give subscribers the very best news and literary matter that money can buy It is cheap in price but in qual ity it is superior to all other general newspapers The SemiWeekly costs 4 t1 PER h4 LLYEA A price so low that every family can afford to take it It contains the very latest freshest news from all sections of the globe which comes over The Heralds ° ° < = > Own Leased Wire TALES OP THE DAY Interested nt Last Yes sirree exclaimed the nvm who Is subject to longrange enthusiawi Ill do it every time Id stick to principles and let party go to smash if the occasion came up Would you asked his wife lan guidly Thats what I would Am I a free born American citizen to give my un questioning allegiance to a mere name a word an intangible collection of vow els and consonants Better bow down to some dynasty than follow a hollow mockery I suppose it is better she assented dubiously Rather than do it Id bolt Her face brightened and he re marked Humph Im glad to see you Inter esfed at last Yes John dear that reminded me oC something What is it Did you bolt the basement door when you came into the house as I told you to Washington Star Gave Up the Sent In a Powell street car the other day a wellknovn clerk in a San Francisco bank gave up his seat to an elderly lady who said I am very much obliged to you sir you are extremely kind Dont mention it said he But said she it was really very good of you and l thank you very i much It is nothing my dear madam he replied But said the lady dc not attempt to put aside my thanks Your act is so unusual young sir that It is my duty to acknowledge a courtesy so sincere I But said the bank clerk somewhat annoyed It is nothing Never mind I madam But I do mind said the lady We I are living in a time when the people vho should show the lesser courtesies of life frequently fail to do so But said the hapless man Do not interrupt me she said Age I nowadays Is not habituated to receive from young people the courtesies to which it Is entitled Besides the marked courtesy which you have shown me In giving up your seat so promptly shows r at once that you must have been brought I up with the utmost care I The embarrassed clerk by this time l was scarlet Yes said the old lady continuing and your mother should be proud of you Ah a mothers love and the bene fits of the higher education are easily apparent I do not wish sir to flatter you and I do not wish to reciprocate your courtesy by fulsome acknowledge ments but it Is sufficient merely to look at you to know that you are a gentleman jby birth and breeding I appeal to any body in the car I The passengers giggled In chorus while the unfortunate bank clerk fledOii City Derrick 3IVICB OIJK OWX MONEY If it Is desirable to have our money come from abroad then it is evident wa have not enough money here now and if we have not enough money here now it is better to let our monesy come out ot our own mountains and ba our own money than coir w rro abroad an have to pay it back with Interest sometime Wil liam J Bryan I Brooklyn Life Appreciated Wasnt that dinner we just had great Elegant I dont Know when I have felt so uncomfortable