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BVRNTS Or RVRRVWMBnBi
One of tho boxer I Mid urn, who Io4
the slaughter at Shanghai, aultlded.
In the VonecHelan earthquake twen
ty Ave lire were lost nt Guaranex.
Three Atnerlean syndicate are ea
denrortng to secure control of asphalt
mlnee bi Venecuela.
Mra. Krtrali A. HttrUi, ono of Ute
first women auffragltta. died at ROth
eater, M. Y.. aged 80 yeaxa.
Tho luidon Sportsman r.nnoutieca
that the Prlnee of Wales hat cancelled
his retainer of Tod Sloan for 1901.
J. M. Jlohryror, general passenger
agent of Uie Ilaltlmore and Ohio rail
road, (llnd at Raltlmora of npoploxy.
The VniHWielau government has do-
creed tliu rMuintiUoti of payment of
Internet on all debt mid loans from
Norembor.
Amnrlonn troM wilt remain In Cuba
at Idiot a year and a half, until thn
Rorrnm(uit In established. The time
of withdrawal li to be fixed ly eon
in".
Th Iitkr of Ahruisl has chartered
the OothciHltcrc whaler, On pel 1 1, to pro
is! In I'mnr. Joseflnnd, In search of
three minting Arctic exploration ex
inMltloiia.
The Arrow, tho fastest torpedo boat
in thn world, ban bcon launched nt
NyntV. It I guaranteed to make
fiirty-two nillr an hour, and may
make fifty.
TImi Huiwiii'hanna Conl company at
William IViiii. Pa., granted thn de
mands of the mlneworkera In that col
tery and work tins been renewed. Over
700 nnii are rreeUil.
A formal mil an of tho Kren and th
1'nllrd Presbyterian churches was con
summated al Kdlntmnili. The now or
mnUnUnn Im known la the United Free
ftinrch of Scotland.
Prlneo llolirnlolie. In rim variation
with a representative of the Associated
lYcee, made Ming Interesting state
turn I regarding his resignation of
thn Owmnn chancellorship.
Rev. t. It. I lu melt, for nearly forty
ini f MtMltir of Iho Onvernineat Street
Prntiylnrlan rhnrrh. Mobile, Ala., nnd
oni of the aouth'a greetaet tmtpif ora
torn pnafwl awny In the 0 ill f rlly.
The rather Important subject of coast
defense In the one considered In the
annual report of J. M. Wllaon. chief
of engine,. Generally sneaking, he
report mnet gratifying progress In
'he execution of th various projects
during (lie lut fiscal year
TlifMiKh secreted by mtbw of froon
vi. Micro, will tie teleuraoh communi
cation tint ween Mom and St. Mlcha"!
itnrlnx tho approaching lone An1 tie
winter. A temporary cable haa !en
t'tlil by Hie Alaska Pomraerrlal com
pnny and la now In fn't nnerstlnti
The Unit (si States eoaat eiinrey
fmmer, Me Arthur, after two won'h
rrt In Alaakan watem, making ehart
corrections end rl'n of tho eo"
Mne. arrT d at V'colv Tt O
Knrlnr thn trlw the VOHl celled at
Vol- ninr.tnr. Rbe antereit ttie bey at
nWit
Tito Kntctita of pallor dlapnte be
tweeo the lHmona and llayea fart'nn
wna fiVfn Into the supreme court of
the nWrlrt of Columbia, when I'r
eone and other filed i liltl ncalnst
John Harea and otbera. naklnr a re.
rrir hh ncronnllnK and nlHn an In
Junction. lite Hnsftlan ninbnmedor. Count
DaJMlnl. haa returned tn Washlnrton.
after an atisenee of so mo months tn
Mnroim. during which time he rnnfer
rd wltti Omint tmIflrf. Itneeltn
minister of foreign nffalra, eoBeern'ne.
the Oilnrno and other International
niKvtiona.
It lit sold UtHl over 1MI liftfie In tht
Motility of llaojtfoti ium) AiU ra, I. T..
hare ri'od within Umi m. four wek.
Thn dlweao la aald Hot to be eholera.
tmt ao mo atnuiBe aad unknown
HtnlAdy.
Col. 8. II. Ihtraett la bMk at Clar
endon from hla Territory raach and
is JttattJkbty kaHr. lit Ium Jat 4U
pad ef aath-r cMiaMeraM huaek
the tmmm "MM" slaera, Ute par
tbiMef iMlnc f W. Mdim ef Taylor.
The nrlro la set Rive.
Mr llowa, 8H IU'hoU eep'Ullet hai
ruretuiied lit arrei f rice la-d In
Icffenwn county at M aw aere. Mr.
How will lma4lftUly Mt It lata m
aore farina, btilfd the no'esary t y-M
and tAHAHNt boNsio ud h wf p It with
aa Irr'satlwi plaat
(1 8. White at the OX ranefc was In
('hlktrwHi on hla way to the raiofa.
tin had rttumad from Kaami OUy
Rare rather adrarte rn-ta af the
cattle rondltlon. lie It of the opinion
tiiat prt! will us lower than at pres
et. It. a ltarna ef lMbbek eamnty hu
rtarfMd IrsBi Ooffc erltio. Ma, wkt e
In. wet to rteelve hla hrd ef reti
tred Hcrferk. bead d by the prtxe
wfnner Columbia tba 11th. Mr DarR
hM plaeed the brrd aa hta raaek, eight
Uea caat U Lubbock
RFFIBLICANS SlCCESSflL,
As They Appear to Have Carried All of the.1
Doubtful States.
Papular Majority of McKinley Will be Much
Reduced, Perhaps Overcome.
Now York, Nor. 7 Prealdent Mo
Klnloy haa been ro-eleoted by a awocp.
Ilia majority In the tleetoral coIIsro
will not mntcrlally differ from tho fig
ure of 1806, but there havo hen decided
chanties In Ills plurality. He Is 100,000
under hla former plurality In Now
York, aa much In I'enuaylvnnla, 88,000
leea In MaeanahiiHetta, and these per
enntnues of reduction hold good In a
number of stntos. In the states wlileh
ho hoH cnrrlnd hla angrcgatc plgrnllty
la potalhly more than a million uudur
his ngcrogato plurality In the name
etatca In 18D0. The returns from tho
certain Domoorntlc atntea nro too mea
ger yot to determine whether Itryan
has maintained hla former pluralities
In thnso atntce. It hn tins, It Is llkoly
that MrKlnlay hna lost his popular
plurality of four yoara nro of inoro
tlion 000,000, or nt least the greater
part of It, and It may oron prove when
ler rcturnn nro nt hand that Drynn,
hapelMMly In the minority aa reHards
the electoral college, line actually re
relred u popular plurality. In the emit,
with the exception of n few Ineal cities,
McKlnlry hna received teas votes thnu
he obtained In 1S0U. and Ilryan hna In
oransed cnrreeponillngly, but In no In
atanre hnvo the nhangea been serious
for tlin IttipuhlleuuR. Their margins
were so groat that they could well af
ford to lose many, nnd they oxpected
to lose many. Indlontlona are that In
few, If any. of the northern r'ntes has
the total voto been grwitur tliiin four
jronra ago. There Imve been groat
Democratic gnlus In cltlos like New
York, lloston, Ohlimgo, Clovolnnd, lluf
falo. Jersey Olty nnd I'hllndolphln, duo
tn Ilryan" popularity nmong tho labor
ing men. All these clUea went heavily
iigalust Ilryan fonnerly, and now ho
has overturned advent majorities and
carried moat of I limn. ((lld standard
Democrats among the business men
hsve apimrmilly again voted solidly for
McKinley, and to them be la again In
debted for his election n the middle
weet. where Ilryan'a subsUntlel liotioe
reetwl. the Itepuhllcaiis hare apiwrent
ly matle good their claims of gains In
the rural preelncU, Alille they Buffered
exiectel loaaes In lalnir cewtars. Me
ICIny lau carried the followlnp aUtea
by pronounced pluralltlea:
Now Mainpalilriv 4: Vermont, 4:
MaawnrhusetU, IS: Ithode Island. 4.
MoKlnloy haa probably carried all
of Oio statoa ho carried In 1898 excopt
Kentucky, nnd tho Republicans aro
claiming Washington, South Dakota,
Kansas and Wyoming, which Ilryan
carried In 1800.
lowing: Virginia, 12; North Carolina,
11; South Carolina, 0, Tonnrssco, IS;
Georgia, 13; Alabama, 11; Mississippi,
0; Louisiana, 8; Texas, IS; Arkansas,
9; MIsrouI, 17; Florida, 4; Colorado,
4; Kentucky, 13; Nobraaka, '8; Mon
tana, S; Idaho, 3; Uttth, 3; Nevada, 8.
Total of ICC, leaving Wyoming with
throe votes to bo definitely hoard
from. I
Republican losses In pluralities from
1898 havo been npproxlmatoly as fol
lows: Maine, 1B.000; Now Hampshlro,
10,000; Vermont, 9000; Massachusetts,
0000; Connecticut, 2(1,000; Ithode Is
land, 8000; Now York, 100,000; Penn
sylvania, 100,000; New Jersey, 40,000;
Illinois, 90,000; Iowa, 10,000; Minne
sota, 10,000; Michigan, 16,000; Wis
runsln, 30,000.
A total of 8(10,000, but MoKlnloy haa
large pluhnlltlea In all of these states.
. lurk,
Nbw V'ork. Nov. 7. At 11 o'clock
last night Indlenitloiu wcro that Presi
dent MclKnUy has carried New York
Ktnto by ii mnjorlty over Hrynn of about
11.0,000, compared with n Republican
minority In 1 It t lust prorildentln! elec
tion of 308,100.
Tho total voto In the rlty of Now
York Is approximately fiO.OOO larger
than It wan In 1890, and In thn stnto
tho liuironso Is nbout 30.000. In tho city
Ilrynu wiped out tho plurality of 110,000
which MoKlnloy hud four yonra ago nnd
took a plurality for himself of nbout
3C.000. Up tho statu McKinley barely
held the vote which he had In 1808, the
added voto going to llryun.
The vote for II. O. Ode) Jr., Ropub
llran nominee for governor, la consid
erably larger thnu that for MaKlnley.
In Ilrooklyu, iwrtteularly, thn Demo
cratic nominee fur governor aptwrs to
have lieeu aeratahod.
Tho election pnasod off quietly both
In the elty and state. There were no
morn than the usual number of arrest
of men accused of attempting llter.nl
j voting.
' Returna from the congretwlonal dls-
trlcta are scattering and Incomplete.
Bonn YWtlrmt. I
Llnroln, Neb,, Nor. 7. Mr. Drynn re
eolved election returns at his residency
In this olty. Ills houee wax fairly ovori
ran by nowspaper men and tolegrnptt,
operators. Tho first bulletin was ona
announcing that Po'ighkccpslo, N. Y.,
had given MoKlnloy n majority of 1337,
and this was followed by another bul
letin to tho oflcot tlm Hlmlrn had gono
for Drynn by 1728 mnjorlty. Whon
shown this mcssngo ho simply re
marked that It was oneourngtng.
Tho other bulletins from Now York
camo In thick and fast nftor that,, and
while Mr. Dryan mndo no comment
there was n feeling among thoso pres
ent that ho was disappointed In the re.
turns from Now York city nnd Drook
lyn. On the ochor hnnd there was con
sldcraClo encouragemont from tho In
terior of New York state, nnd espe
cially gratifying woa n message from
National Committeeman Mack Keying
that buffalo had given McKinley a
mnjorlty of only nbout 3000, against a
majority of 12.000 four years ago.
Coming closely upon the heels of the
nuffalo dlspntrh was one from a friend
In Doston announcing that city to havo
gono for Drynn by n majority of 7000,
as against 17.000 for McKinley four
years ago,
The early dispatches Indicated the
loss of Maryland, and this was also a
disappointment, for It had been be
lieved that that state was fnlrly ssfo
for the Democratic ticket
After receiving tho onrllor returna In
his library. Mr. Jlryan retired to his
private upnrtnienta. which wcro pro
vldod with n special wire. Hot), j,0 and
Mrs. Drynu wcro In n cheerful mood.
At 8:30 o'clock, when the newspaper
men nt Mr. Ilryan'a house sought to
statement from Mr. IlryHii. they were
told that ho hnd Just gone to sleep and
could not bo disturbed.
Connecticut, ; New York. 36; Penn
sylvania, S3; New Jersey, 10; Michigan.
14; Minnesota. 9; Wisconsin, 12; Iowa,
IS; Illinois, II; Ohio, tt.
Tueee states bare a total of 312 elec
toral votea, or J net twelve short of the
nH tuber Heeesaary to elect, leering
Maryland, Indiana. Weet Virginia.
Delaware, Kaaaaa, the Dakota and the
Pacific states of OalUofala, Oregon aatt
WeaitiaRttm. with a tfltal of aUty-atx
YBles, all elalmNd by RopNbllwHM, to
draw frow.
I If .as anneara HOWleKIklsy haa ear
tied all of tltaee, Ma rot la Uie eiae
teeal eoUse will be tn. aa agatMt
HI In 1160.
1 Dryan haa certainly earr! tke fal-
mlUlM.
Indianapolis. Intl., Nor. 7. Two hun
dred and forty preelnata out of 3402 In
Indiana give MeKlnley 17,019 Ilrywi
31, M0. The eaiHc I rilSeCI gave MaKln
ley 30.211, Ilryan tt&tl. Net lUtuiblle
aa gala 1113.
Indianapolis. Ind., Nov. 7. A e luc
rative esUwate at 12:30 n. ih. itaae
McKinley plwrallty Ih ladlawa at 30,
M. ISatlra state Itepubllonu ticket hi
eieeted.
ItoUms are not ihtflulte regrdlits
euiiRfeaaiHeii.
frniii MhiiIh.
Canton. O.. Nov. 7.-Th0 president
first congrntulatloiia from headquarlcro
camo from J. II. Msnley at Now Yoik
as follows:
"Praise Cod from whom nil blessings
How. Your triumphant re-election Is
conceded by Demoeratlo mnnngers. I
lender my earnest congratulations. We
uro vory happy m headquarters."
Canton, O., Nov. 7.- President Mc
Klnlcy cast his ballot at 9:20 Tuesday
morning, people imd gni bored In front
or tho booth nnd the president ohook
hands with many nnd greets them
pleasantly. Down Market street ho nnd
Judge Day wnlokd nt thn hand of tho
party and the prealdent wns kept busy
rnlsng his hat lo U-e ninny greeting
nlong the way. The windows of otio of
the factories wire crowded with work
men who gave him a ebear ei ho ihuh
ol.. At the voting place n crowd hnri
willectoil m see tho prealdent enter.
Ho shook hands with some of the om
clala and then stood while the ques
tions required by Jaw wore asked. Ills
registration number was 801 and his
was the 197th haltut rant In n total
voting sttvngth of m. The queatlons
answered, the prealdent started Inlf
tho booth nnd remained fully n mlniile
acrnnnlng the tlekot before easting U
Into the Imllot 1mx. .Indge Day then
voted and tho' party started hnok to
thn house.
HIuiik' siulxiimii.
Now York, Nov. 7,-Bx.nor. Stone
nt midnight last night mndo tho fol
lowing nnnouncomoiit:
"I giro up. Tho roturna tHlcgrapb
td boro from New York, New Jorsey
nnd Connecticut show that these
atntea havo gone Itepubllam. Returns
nro Incomplete from Maryland nnd
W-st Vlrglnlu. My Informntlon from
tho mlddii nnd western states Is so
Indefinite that I cannot form nn ojita
lon ns to tho results. As I do not
know the fuels I will wait beforo I
will any what I think of the flnnl result."
Dwiearaei aaem to
majority In Virginia.
Iinre a reduced
UriUml.
DalUtHore, Md.. Nor. 7. MeKlaley
has earned Marylaaa battd tba
shadow ef a daubt Ilia Maierity will
be a boat 10,M. OWalrwaH Vaadlver
of the Detaaeratle state central eaw
mlttae adialU DayaK'a defeat In the
state. It la also eertatn that the He
publleaM hare eieeted four oat of the
FoagreesmeN. while the remaUlaeg
two will probably be DemeenUe. al
though later returns may ebanis tbls
outlook.
MHwaukae, Wis., Nor. 7. Returns
ftow Wleooiwlu up to 10 o'alook last
Night are eowparatirely few, but show
oa their fane, when eompared with the
rote of fear years ago. that MeKlnley
baa earrled the state by a large plo
mllty, equal If not exceeding the fiff
urea of im, which were 102,612. U.
Ufollette, llepubllean eandldato for
Rorsraor, and all the llepubllean con
gressional candidates aro eieeted.
Itnlli I'IuImi KkmIhcLj.
I)ulsvllle. Ky.. Nov. 7. Doth the
Demoeratlo and Republlean oommlt
teea elalm the stale, tliough thoy fn
utah no flmirea In wiMport of their
elulma. LoHlevllle news papers claim
that Dryan an lletkham or MeKlnley
and Yorkea liave aalaetl the vfetory In
thla eUte. jnat aeeonllac to whether
theae twpara supported the Democratic
or Republlean tickets In the eamaaign
Just eloeed. .MeKlnley's majority In 18
out of JW) pnHncta In Iularllle and
the sounty la 40M. la the same pre
olnats the majority of Yerkea. Repub
llaau onndldate for awreraar. over
itetkham. Demimratle, Ih 44b8. 'Die
Democrats are darning gains out In
thn state.
TThat tarni Snju.
Ghlefigo. Nor. 7rVtee Ohalriftsn
Payne of the Repabllean national eow
mlttee lamted the following statement:
"MoKlnloy 1ms surely carried nit tho
.itre claimed by me, excepting poeel
bly Kentucky, and returns Indicate that
we havo hten Ilryan In Nebraska."
There was high good humor nt Re
publican headquarters nil through the
early part of tho night, and aa the Re
publicans kcut on In way to add to the
good feeling, tho crowd that thronged
the headquarters rent tho nlr wllh op
plnuso nnd cheers. A message from the
president wna received by Mr. Payne,
rending as follows:
"All New Fiiiglanri Maryland nnd
West Virginia nro In tho Republican
column."
The hilarity rose highly whon n mes
sage was received saying that Bloux
Kails, S. T)., the homo of Senator Pet
tlgrew. had given McK'nley n p'fnrn'lty
of 405. There ws loud laughter, min
gled with cries of "flood boy Petti
grow," nod Mr. Pnyno wired Chalrmnn
Hunnn "Ifa time tn nil up."
A dispatch following close upon that
from Sioux Falls declaring thnt Con
groftsmnn John J. Lenta hnd been heat
en In Ohio received' even n more bois
terous welcome.
Dispatches from ltloomlngton ntat
Ing thnt Stevcnson'a precinct had been
earrled for MeKlnley by 300 to 112 won
rcclved wllh great cheering, which
wna redoubled later on by tho an
nouncement that Rrynn's precinct had
been carried by McKinley by SftS to
10B.
Word wns received thnt Vlco Chalr
mnn Slono of tho Demorrntle commit
tee refused to neknowleihre the election
of McKinley. saying that the early re
)tMibalita.
Doeton. Nov. 7.- Htty oltlea and
towns In the state give Ilryan 6767.
McKinley 124M. flume In 1896 gave
Ilryan 4m. MeJKnloy 14.841.
Tills shows a Republican loss of 17'
per rent and a DMnoeratle gain of 36
per eent.
Ono hundred allies and towns In Mas
sachusetts out of 33 give Dryan 15,
flOt. MoKlnley 27,697. On ibis basis
MeKlnley's pluarallty Is estimated at
78.0M.
OrtticnlM Ktitlilna.
Uhloago, HI., Nor. 7--Tie belief pre
vailed last bight nt the Democratic na
tional headquarters that tho battle la
lost nnd that MoKlnley haa beonolcct
od by n larger pluarallty than ho re-f.
eelved four years ago. Senator Jones,
near whom was setcd cx-Oor. AltgoUlt
nil ex-Oov. Hogg of Texas, was busy
resiling bulletins from various slates
and commenting upon the figures. Ho
said:
"I do not know yet Tho roturna aro
too meager to mnko a prediction,"
"Wo nro going to win yot," nld ox-
Clov. Hogg. "These figures are docto-cd'
and nro tho work of Wall street gam
blers. They do not represent tho wilt
of tho people"
Whllo conversing with tho two -governors,
Scnntor Jones was shown r
telegram from New York ntntlng that
W. J. Btono had conceded tho state to
MeKlnley by over 100,000. TIs only
comment was:
"Well, that mny be rUht, but I anv
not going to conetdn nnythlng now."
Otiln,
KrnnkfoTt, Ky Nor. 7-Clty of
Frankfort gives MoKlnloy 989, Drynn
SCI. Yorkrs, for governor, 97C, Dsck
ham 867.
Congroes. seventh district Trimble
(Dent.) elected.
Louisville Hlghly-eeven out of 17C
precincts In Iiulnvlllo glvo McKlnloy
n plunrnllty of 3100.
lJiilsvllle Ono hundred nnd twenty
precincts In city and county glvo Mc
Kinley 18,088, Drynn 12,3G5. Same pre
clnrls glvo Ycrkoa, for governor, 15,
492. Ibckhnm 13,098.
IMilsvllle One hundred nnd ono
prerlncta out of 1187 In thn state give'
turns were always In favor of the Re-1 Dryan 11.637, McKinley 11,82; Deik
publlcnns, and thoro wns much Ironlenl bnm (Dom.) for governor 11.402, Yor-
applause for Chairman Stone. National
Committeeman New In Indlaunpolls
wired aa follow:
"I am not going off half-forked, but
wo have certainly earrled Indiana by
nn Increased majority over 1HW."
"Dosldes tho Btntea wo have already
kes (Rep.) 12.046.
loulirvllle One hundred nnd s'xly
out of 200 preclncta In city nnd county
give MoKlnloy 20.495. Dryan 16.647:
Yerkoa (Rep,) for governor 20.002
Dcckham 16.272.
Louisville One hundred nnd ninety-
claimed," snld Mr. Payne "Wo now lioltl ( nlno prcelncta out of 1187 In tho state
tho following: Knnsns 10, Cullfornln. glvo Ilryan 21.000. MoKlnley
with tho one vote Drynn got In 1S0G( i Dcckham (Dern.) for governor 21.507
Nobrnplm 8, Nevada 3. Bouth Dakota 4. 1 and Ycrkea (Rap.) 23,0fi4. 601 ro
ll tub 2. WashlngtoiH, nnd Wyoming 3 ducts nut ng 1877 In the stnto give
votoe, mnklnp u total of l!)8 electoral . Drynn 01.021. MnKln'ev 57.352, Dcclt
votea for MoKlnley. To those will prob- limn 61.934. Yorkea 50 0115.
nbly bn added Kentucky, with the one
vote lost four yours ngn, nml Idaho
with three, making a total of 209
votes."
At 11 p. m. Chairman Rowo of the
Republican state central concilttrn
gavo out the following statemetitr. ;'
"I pee no reaaot, at thla hour to
change Uie llgurea of the state contrnl
rnmmlttee leaned before the election.
MelClnlsy has cerrted the atato ty 80.
IHK) nulalde of Hook county. In Cook
county the Indications ate that both
McKlnlcv and Yeles til have a major
ity lth McKinley In the lead by about
15,000. 1 ntlmate his pluarallty In Cook
county at 25.000. niialrmau Wsinon of
the Democratic state central eommlttei
refused to rotieed (be state to MeKln
ley, anil claimed that Alachuler. Demo
cratic candidate for governor, had car
ried the atate by a small plurality.
lexlnEton .MeKlnley's majority
this city In 1000.
In
I'rcKlilcnt OrHtml,
Cnntnn, O., Nov. 7. At midnight
last night Canton wns in n fronzy of
euihiiHlssin which know o bounds.
The crowds which hnd bean burning
rod fire down town mnrohod on mnssa
to the MoKlnloy raeldenca with hnndn
plnylng, rockets aendlng lurid strenKa
Hemes the midnight sky nnd tumul
tuous cheers mlni'led with tho din of
horns and steam whlstloH.
The crowd clamored for tho presi
dent and ho appeared, waving hla ac
knowledgment of the deafening abeem
The prealdent said:
"Follow Cltsana: ' I thank you for
the very great compliment of thla onll
on this Inclement night nnd nt thla
late hour. (Cheers of 'You're wel
come.') Of the many gratifying re-
A laatsso latta .
Montgomery. Ala.. Nov. 7.-Vnte In iw "am P" 01 in" uMrj.
Mtiutgomery for prealdent: Dryan llfia.i ''ono ,,nve R,von mo moro Kn,1,no A
MoKlnley 216. IktVker 18. Woolley 16. I ",ncor ntltudo than thoso from iuy
Mohlle-Thc vote In Mobile nud "wn clt ,u"1 own county of 8tnrk
county wns very light, many oltlaens ml 1 ,r now on to nB 1 hnv0'
not voting .-xcopt for eongrewmnn. "(me so n,"y for",cr BlonB, to
The Republicans carried the seventh ,haK, "nw moro for tho wnrm
wnrd bv COO matorltv. laroalv nuero w,u" ''rty Indorsement Whloh you
votes. This will probabl ybe offset by,,lttTC lr "Ivon tny public acts."
the county returns.
Dlrmlnghnm Very light voto was
cast tn this (Jefferson) county, which
Little
Arkmi-iit.
Rook, Ark.,
Nor. 7. The
goca for Dryan two to one. Revornl Mntla ahow gains for Drynn,
prcclnclM were carried for MoKlnley. inaitmtlnn ho will carry tho atato by
Montgomery-Returns from the atate' 76'000- Ko"r0(,B m not vol lho,r ful1
are too meager to give nny figures on ' "trswiirtli. Roturnfl from romolo coun
itm vntn fnr ..rMi.tui rtr .rrii Ilea not received. Indications nro that
the state by u large majority on n
light vote.
six Democratic congressmen nro elect
ed by Increased mnJarltleH.
At 11:0 o'clock Tuesday night the
returns show n slight falling oft In
the vote In large counties, whloh may
reduce Rrynn's majority to 60.060. In
the oltlea Dryan runs n trifle behind
the Democratic nominees for eongrees.
Intter Ha4HM4
lndlaMaalla, lad., Nov. 7.-At mid
night last night ths following Htate
ment waa iatuetl by the Indlanapolla
atitlnal (Delti.):
"The retHraa up lo thhi lieur are A VW7 ,HH" vot0 wa rW by tho
very tHoatw and the reaalt la Iadlana 1'onu" ,lMt"r' un'' 1,10 Prohlb tlon
la dmtbUal. bat If the pereeatag of i Vflle ln 1,16 " wl" ut nt6 1W0.
HeftNkttea gala Iwtlealea by the1 The vote of Utile Roek. Port Smith
latest reporta la malHtalNed the atato, 8IM' ,,8t VTn nually light
i iio UHMKie eeumaiea u majors or
tO.teO far Hryan in Arkansas. Six
Demaeratla enugrteeiNen elected be
yoml daubL
Utile Mack -City rata complete.
Ilryan 17ft, MoKlnley 922.
will give MeKlaley aMUfMiMMtely tba.
same plurality aa In TSffL"
The 1 Fid tana polls Journal (Rep.) at
midnight laat night slalrord the atate
for MeKlnley by nn lntfel plurality
over 1866.
RepMbllenHe claim to Imve gains
Michigan.
In
Dloomlngton, III., Nlr. JI- Adlal It.
SterMsan voted al (fijj iilla of pre
olnSl Nt). 1, 57 NnNriii Main street. He
walked from his home, Heoumimnled
by his son, Iwls (1. There were very
few on the street and his presence was
almost unnuUcetl. Ilavtag voted, bo
roturned home.
New York, Nor. 7-flor. Rooserelt
toted at his horns In Oyster Bay at
10:80.
IxHilatuaa gives usual Demotratle
majority.
Ilia OUImi.
New York, Nor. 7. At 13 30 thla
morning National Committeemen
Maaly, Qlblw and Dllss held n ooa
fereuee, at the conclusion of whloh
the following statement was given
out:
"Ouj tbo returns received at Repub
lleaitihfaanu&rtera vp to this hour the
Republican national committee olaltn
to hare eieeted McKinley and Roose
velt by sn electoral rote of 284, with
tho possibility of twsnty-ouo votea la
addition.