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BRYAN1SM HAS BEEN BURIED FOREVER
UNDER AN AVALANCHE OF VOTES
Election of 1896 Is Outdone and McKinley Will Receive Two
Hundred and Eighty-four Electoral Votes.
NEW YORK WENT REPUBLICAN BY A HANDSOME MAJORITY
Bryaa It Taraea- Dowa la Hit Owa Preclact-Ha Refuses U Talk-McKlaley Receives
the Rclarat With lomffltd Csmpoisre Tboujjk (lit Re-sallcaa Majority Wat
Mach Redsces' la Soma Section, Ida Populir Plurality for McKlsley
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NEW YOItK, Nov. .-Mldnlght.-It
wmod evident at a vry rly hour
Dili evening (hat the 'elation of Mc
kinley and Roosevelt was assured.
At half-past I 'flock the return
frufil marly two-thirds of the Hertion
districts of On-alcr New York hud Iteen
received Indicating beyond qumlluii
mat liiyun anil Htev-nion could nut
exp-ci mure than 25,oo or 80.W0 plu
rality In this D'-liHKratlc stronghold,
and, unl.va there wu a landslide In
the outside counties beyond all rea
sonable ex iectu lions, the pivotal state
of New York had declared In unmls-takuble-d-rms,
although by a greatly
reduced majority, for the Republican
candidates.
Aa lle night progressed It only serv
ed to i-onttrm thin Judgment, but the
ft turps from Illinois revealed l.ke con
dition.. The Republican pluialiiy of
:4 ji greatly reduced but was .till
far too large to bo overcome.
Or. the other band the returns from
Indiana. MlclilKiin. the Dakota, I'tuh
and Wyoming. n well aa Nebraska,
Mem lo Indlrute steady Republican
gains over 1)6. lelaun". Mnryiui d
and Vfralnla had alven ir Med
ll)'lubllcan pluralltle.
The count In several of the far West
ern atatra was naturally so delayed
as to Kve little Indication of opinion,
there, but thy ccawd to have a determining-
efte;t anJ before 10 o'clock
the Democratic leaJera hod alven up
l hi; contest and It bk announced thitt
Uryan had gone to lx-d and waa asleep.
The whole atory a easily and
briefly told. The Republican tlck-t
would have a larger eleitora.1 vote than
four years a so, hut In the larger
states and In the Middle Wei-t the plu
ralities are reduced, of New York from
stivoou to l&o.Ooo and of Illinois from
142.UCO to 100.000 or 1-i-s.
The roll call of states Is apparently
as follows:
For McKinley California, t: Connec
ticut, S: iHlaware. J: Illinois. 24: In
diana, IV Iowa. 13; Kanxas, 10; Maine.
MaryUnd. : Mawachusetts. IS;
Michigan. 14; Minnesota, S: New Hamp
shire, 4; New Jery. 10; New York,
36; lthode Island. 4; Vermont. 4: Wash
ington. 4. West Virginia, ; Wisconsin,
1.'; Wyon lng. S; t.ital. 277.
Tor Hry sr. Alabama. 11; Arkansi".
8; Colorado. 4: Florid, t: Georgia. 13,
Ijouisinna. 8. Misolto'lppl. f; Mlsaourt.
17; Montura. i; North Carolina. 11; .
Carolina, f. Tennessee. 12; Texaa, 15;
Linh. 3: Vlrcli-ia. 3; total, lo.
I'nreporteil Idaho. 3; Kentucky. 1.1;
Nebraxka. K; Nevada, 3; South Dakota,
4; total.
The Iatet rdurns from Nebraska in
dicate a Kepubllton pluralit). The
Fifty-seventh congress seems to be
K-publicnn by a substantial working
majority. The guliernatorlal tickets ap
parently followed the national and
Odrll Is f Ifcted In New York and Yatn
In Illinois.
M KINLEY AT HOME.
CANTON, 0 Nov. 6.-Prealdent Mc
Kinley received the election returns to
night at his home. ' surrounded by a
large number of old friends and neigh
bora. Direct wlrea connected the house
with the Republican national head
iu.irters at New York and Chicago,
with Senator Hanna at Cleveland and
with the home of Governor Koosevelt at
Oyster Bay, so the president was In
constant telegraphic touch with his as
sociate on the ticket and with the
campaign lenders.
The presldtnt read aloud some of the
returns, but refrulnej from making
any comment whatever on the result
and accepted with unruffled compos
ure1 the favorable reports which begun
to come In at an early hour.
AT BRYAN'S HOVE.
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 6. Bryan re-
dence In this city. Thw house was
fairly overrun by newsiwper men and
leiegiapn operators oner me irirHinim
'.vhe ran to the house.
Bryan had with him his brother.
Chtts. Urvan, former law partner of
Senator Talbot, National Committee
man Dahlman and Attorney SchmldtN
Mrs. Bryan had as company her cou
sin. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Dahlman.
ut.nn iinnAi at A nVlock and
later spent a few minutes in conversa
tion wltn newspaper men. rerorrmK iu
the returns received and asking quos
ti.,n oh. nt tha .11 IY.Ttvt atates. but
without venturing any opinion upon the
figures.
The first bulletin announced that
Poughkeepsle. N. Y., had given Mo
Klnley a majority of 1337, and this
was quickly followed by another that
Clmln titii arm a In Rrvnn'8 fllVOT tO the
extent of 273 majority. Then more bul
letins from .New lorn came mie hm
fust after that and while Bryan made
no comment there was feeling among
those present that he was disappointed
in the returns from New York city and
Brooklyn Ills observation hod led him
to believe that there would be a, large
Increase in Ms Vote rather than a Ions.
Karly dlspatch'-a Indicated the loss of
Maryland and this was also a disap
pointment. After rwelvlng the earlier
returns in his library. Bryan retired
to his private apartments, which were
connected with the outside world by
a special wire.
BRYAN KEEPS QUIET.
I IWYlt.W K.-h Knw S llrvan tnlA
the newspaper correspondents he would
have no statement to mage reroie to
morrow. STATEMENT FROM JUDGE DAY.
CANTON. O., Nov. . Judge Day,
who Is with the President, says:
McKinley carried twenty-five states
with 2-s4 electoral votes.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. . At o'clock
Chairman Murphy of the Republican
committee claimed the state by Sj.oOo.
NEW YORK. Nov. . At 1 o'clock
National Committeeman Manley said:
"McKinley re-elected by an electoral
vote larger than received In 18S. New
England. New York. New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
West Virginia. Ohio. Illinois, Wiscon
sin. Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa, North
and South Dakota are all In the Re
publican column. No definite Informa
tion received from Indiana. Kansas or
other Western or Northwestern states."
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 Twentieth dis
trict, fouthwlck. Republican, elected.
Third district, Alexander. Republican,
elected. ,
NEW YORK, Nov. MeKinley's
plurality In the state will bo 160.000. "
NEW YORK." Nov. 6. At 11 o'clock
j Indications are that McKinley carried
New York state by a majority of 1j0.
kw, compared with a Republican ma
jority ir the lain election of 2fiS.4i9. The
I total vote of the city of New York Is
approximately 60,000 larger than In 9
ai, l the up state Increase is about 30.
000. In the city Bryan wiped out the
Plurality of 60.000 w hich McKinley had
four years ago and took mi a plurality
for himself of about 25.000. Up the
state McKinley barely hld the vote
which he had In 'W. th added vote gro
in? to Pryan.
The vote for Odell for governor Is
considerably larger than that for Mc
Kinley. The election passed off quietly, both
In the city and stite. The returns from
the congressional districts are scattered
end Incomplete. In the Wall street
illstrlct. which Includes the borough of
Richmond and Staten Island, Nichols
and Muller. Democrats, are probably
elected. The Republicans concede the
election of 8ulxer. Democrat. In the
Eleventh district and Hill, Democrat,
has been h?aten by Douglass. Repub
lican. In the district now represented
by William Astor Chanler. Cummins
nnd McCP'llan. both Democrats, have
undoubtedly been re-elected.
ROOSEVELT AT HOME.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6. Gov. Roosevelt
surrounded by his family received the
returns at his home on Sagamore Hill.
The governor at no time during the
evening seemed anxious about the re
sult. NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6. The complete
returns from all parts of New Jersey
Indicate that the state has gone Re
publican. TRENTON, N. J., Nov. . Incom
plete returns from the state Indicate
that New Jersey Is carried for McKin
ley by more than 50.000. The Repub
licans elect slx of eight congressmen.
TRENTON. N. J., Nov.'. For con
gress from New Jersey, Laudenslager,
Republican, elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. . Estimates
from half of the counties of Pennsyl
vania Indicate a plurality for McKinley
of over 200,000. Control of the state
senate as between the Quay and anti
Quay forces is In doubt with chances
favoring the Quayites.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Nov. . In seventy
precincts in Cincinnati Bryan gains 800,
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CHARLES HEILBORN & SON
but McKinley' plurality In tha cou:.ty
is 12.0W or lt.tM.
COLCMWH. O.. Nov. 1-Republlran
Chairman Dirk has given out the fol-
wfwnirf siaiemem;
"Itcturns rwelved up to 11 p. m. Jus
tify th claims that Ohio gives McKin
ley a plurality of "5,000 to 80.000 and
elects seventeen and possibly eighteen
Republicans out of twenty-one fur con
gress. t
'CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. Twenty,
firm district, T. E. Burton. Republican,
elected; Nineteenth district, Charles
Dick, Republican, elected.
INDIANA,
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. . Ten pre
cincts In Indiana give McKinley 1027;
ifryan, 872.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. . Eighty
precincts give McKinley 913, Bryan
7021. Hame in ' gave McKinley, M2,
Bryan C23.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. . For con
grtas from Indiana, Sixth district,
Watson, Republican, elected.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. I. Second dis
trict. Meycrn, Democrat, elected; Third
district, Benor, Democrat, el-cted;
Sixth district. Watson. Republican,
elected; Eighth district. Cromer, Re
publican, elected: Tenth district. Crum
packoe. Republican, elected; Eleventh
district. Steele, Republican, elected.
Thirteenth district, Burk. Republican,
elected.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. . A conserv
ative estimate places McKlnley a plu-
ritlitv In lnrilana at .10 000 Tha antle
state Republican ticket Is elected. The
Uemoerati-r cofijrresmn elected are In
fh nrfnnil nnd Third ritatriftfl. while
the Hrpullkan congressional candi
dates are successful lu the Sixth.
r.igmn. iemn. cievemn ana xni-
rteeiith.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Nov. . Senator Jones at
& ciock said: "The Republican have
carried New York. We hav jot in
the :i and cannot make up tne os
In the state outside of Greater New
Ytrk."
CHICAGO. Nov. . At o'clock p.
m. Chairman Riwe. of the Republican
committee, said that Illinois was car
ried by McKinley by at least 100.000.
CHICAGO. Nov. .-Rurns from
ISO of the 360 congressional districts
show that the Democrats elected 97
and the Republicans 83 of the nxt
Louse
BLOOMIN'GTON. 111.. Nov. .-Stev-
en son's home precinct gives McKinley
Jos, Bryan 112.
CHICAGO. Nov. t-Chairman Rowe.
of the Republican committee, gave out
the following:
McKinley has carried the state by
S0.000 outalde of Cook county. In Cok
eminty Indications are that McKinley
and Yates wlli have a majority with
McKinley In the lead by about 15.000.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. Nov. t Twenty pre
cincts in Maryland outside of Baltimore
give McKinley 2431; Bryan 3637.
HAI.TIMDHR Knv Mrk'lnliv
continues to make large gains In Balti
more. His majority in the state win
reach 11.000.
BALTIMORE. Nov. . McKinley has
carried Mar) land beyond the shadow
of a doubt. With practically complete
returns from this city he has a ma
Jorlty here of about 6500, w bile from the
state scattering returns indicate an
additional surplus of 35uO, leaking the
totai majority in the state about 10.000.
BALTIMORE. Nov. , McKinley
carried Faltimore city by 6995. Official
advice from 81 scattered precincts out
of 354 give McKinley 18.285. Bryan 16.-
195, assuring a McKinley majority of
10.000 in the state.
The defeat of the Democrats Is thor
ough and surprising. It being thought
that they have lost five of the six con
gressmen with the probabilities In fa
vor of a clean sweep by the loss of the
others.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 6.-Fourteen
precincts out of twenty In Lincoln give
McKinley a gain of 562 over '96.
T.INPOT.V Keh Nov fi Prerlnot S
of ward 50S, Bryan's precinct, gives
r t i i iMii wt n
aicitiniey ivs, isryan ivo.
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 6. Twenty-five
precincts outside of Omaha and Doug
las county give McKinley 3515. Bryan
2t06. The same precincts In '96 gave
McKinley 3156, Bryan 2593.
OMAHA. Nov. 6. There are 1611 pre
cincts in Nebraska, of which 99 are
In Omaha and Douglas county; they
give McKinley 1398, Bryan 849. a
not gain for McKinley of 173. With
this gain throughout the state Mc
Kinley would have a plurality of about
4000.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 6.-F!rst dis
trict, Burkett, Republican, elected.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. .-Llncoln
gives a complete McKinley majority
of 1602. a gain of 655 over '96.
OMAHA. Nov. S.-SIX hundred and
five precincts outside of Douglas coun
ty give McKinley 9006. Bryan 7031.
OMAHA, Nov. . Five precincts out
side of Omaha and Douglas county give
McKinley 7603, Bryan 57. This is a
net Republican gain of 67S.
OMAHA. Nov. 6. Five precincts In
Omaha irive McKinley 697, Bryan 628,
a net gain for Bryan of 25. Later pre
clncu are showing gains for Bryan.
OMAHA. Nov. 6. The legislature will
probably be Republican; several state
districts, usually very close, have giv
en a Republican plurality on the na
tional ticket.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 6. Congress,
Mercer elected in the First district;
Neville, fuskmlst, probably elected in
the Sixth district.
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 6. At midnight
200 precincts out of 1611 In the state bad
returned a result. SO of these being; from
Omaha and Douglass county. The ma
jority of them gave Republican gains.
which, if they hoia gooa tnrougnout
the state, v.ill Indicate
plurality of 2000 to 0.
Republican
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLK. Ky.. Nov. .-Thlrty.
two precincts of Louisville give Mc
Kinley 3413, Bryan 2673.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Nov. On
hundred Bnd one city precincts out of
176 give McKinley 13.333; Bryan, WOO.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Nov. 1-One
hundred and twenty frcincts of thla
ity give McKinley Bryan, 12.355.
FRANKFORT, Ky.. Nov. V On
hundred and one precincts out of 1&77
In the state give Bryan 11,537; McKin
ley 11.826.
FRANKFORT, Ky.. Nov. .-The c'ty
of Frankfort gives McKinley 969, Bryan
861. Yerkes for governor 975, Beckham
875.
FRANKFORT. Ky., Nov. . Fire
In the state glv Bryan 61.921, McKin
ley 57,511. McKinley carries Lexing
ton by 1000.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Nov. .-At 10
o'clock both, the Democratic and ltepub
llcan committees claim thi state though
they furnish no figures In support of
tneir claims.
Louisville newspapers claim Bryan
and Backharr. or McKinley and Yerkes
have gar?d the victory. Just accord
ing to whfthr these papers support
! the Democratic or Republican tickets
In the canppalgn Jut closed. McKin
ley's majority In li0 out of 200 j;re
cincts of Louisville and county Is 40G9.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Nov. . At mid
night the result of the election in Ken
tucky Is in doubt with both aides
! claiming the state and presidential
tickets. The Democrat may be consid
ered to have a trifle the better of the
argument. The Courier Journal says
returns from two-thirds of the counties
In the state show Bryan and Beckham
majorities. The result will depe:;d on
tlte size of the majority of the Elev
enth congressional district, which Is
heavily Republican.
.CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. C-Seven
precincts cut of 2190 In the state out
side of San Francisco give McKinley
116, Bryan M. The same precincts in
'M gave McKinley 141. Bryan 95.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. .Incom
plete returns from 50 out of 403 pre
cincts of San Francisco give McKin
ley 657, Bryan 444.
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6. Up to
I o'clock returns from this city and
state indicate that California has gone
Republican by from 10,000 to 15.000.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l-Congress,
Seventh district. Needham, Republican,
elected: Sixth district. McLacblan. Re
publican. ?lected; Third district. Met
calf. Republican, elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov:"6.-Congress,"
Fourth diitrlct, Rahn. Republican, re
elected. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. . While
returns from the state and this city
are very incomplete, enough are at
hand to warrant the prediction that
McKinley carried the state by a plu
rality of 10.000. MeKinley's plurality
in this city will probably reach 7900.
The Republicans elected congressmen
! from the Third. Fourth. Sixth and Sev
enth districts. The Second and Flftii
districts are running very dose. No
muuis rrurivcu irmn ine r iri tus-
trlct. The legislature will be Repub
lican. TEXAS.
HOUSTON. Tex.. Nov. 6.-The Demo
cratic state ticket Is elected by a ma
jority In excess of 100.000. The legis
lature is also Democratic.
HOUSTON. Tex.. Nov. 1 All of the
Democratic congressmen are elected ex
cept in the Tenth district, which Is in
doubt.
NEVADA.
RENO. Nev.. Nov. 6. Congress, at
large. Newlands, fusion, elected.
CARSON. Nev.. Nov. . The chair
man of the Republican state committee
concedes the state to Bryan by 800
majority.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nov. S.-T?n
precincts out of 300 In Wyoming glvi
McKinley 900. Bryan 459.
WEST VIRGINIA.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va.. Nov.
William O. Dawson, chairman of the
Republican committee, estimates Me
Kinley's plurality at "000 and the elec
tion of all four Republican congressmen.
. IDAHO.
BOISE. Ida.. Nov. 6. Seventeen pre
cincts In Idaho give McKinley 1329,
Bryan, 1590. In '96 they give Repub
lican ticket 707. lusionlst 1132.
BOISE, Ida., Nov. 6. Twenty-three
precincts out of 400 In the state of Ida
ho give McKinley 2070, Bryan, 2242.
' ' VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Va.. Nov. . Virginia's
majority in favor of Bryan Is about
20,000. The majorities on the congres
sional ticket will aggregate more than
this. The indications are that all of the
Democratic candidates for congress are
elected.
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. .-Forty-seven
precincts out of 145 In Kansas
City give McKinley 5616. Bryan 5085.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. . Congress, For
tieth district. Cochran, Democrat, re
elected. ST. LOUIS, Nov. .-Up to midnight
returns from slate and city are very
meagre. It is known, however, that
the following Democratic congressmen
are re-elecled: Cowherd. Fifth dis
trict; Clark, Ninth district; Cooney,
Seventh district: Lloyd, First district;
Co:hran, Fourth district.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kar., Nov. 6. Congress,
Kansas, Second district, Bowersock,
Republican, elected.
TOPEKA, Kas.. Nov. S.-Kansas.
First district, Curtis. Republican, elect-
VOTE OF OREGON
AND WASHINGTON
Each Give Ten Thousand Plural
ity to McKinley.
FRINK FALLS FAR BEHIND
wiibidztsa Stale Republlcaa Ticket Hal
Been Elected ky a Very Small Plu
rality Spekaae li for
Refers.
POrtTl.AVTl Are Vn I.T.
cincU of Portland give McKinley 362,
Bryan 69. Two precincts of Multno-
man counrry. outside or rortiand, give
McKinley 99, Bryan 42. .
PORTLAND. Nov. 1-Slx precincts
outside Portland give McKinley 446.
Bryan 139. Seven preelncts In Mult
nomah county give McKinley 923. Bry
an 256.
POUTLANIt. Vnv l-tltven
cincts in the state of Washington give
iicKuuey iu, nryan 340. Two hun
dred and eight precincts In Oregon out
of 772. Including 47 In the city of
Portland, give McKinley 22.S35, Bryan
14,56.
PORTLAN'D. Ore Viw JTIuhtv.
teven precincts In the state outside of
me cy or Portland give McKinley
1058, Bryan 5974. Forty precincts la
the city of Portland gtve McKinley 6223.
Bryan 271. If the same ratio Is main
tained McKinlev will have a nluralltv
of- 20,000 in the state.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. One hun
dred and twenty-seven precincts out of
i.j in Oregon, inclullng the city of
Portl.in.l aHva McKinlev 15 'T Rmn
8755. This la anoroximatelv nne-fniirth
of the total vote of the state.
PORTLAND. Nov. . The city of
Portland complete returns give McKin
ley 8674. Bryan 3S35. The McKinley
plurality Is 4S3.
PORTLAND. Or.. Nov. t-Goble pre
cinct. Columbia county, gives McKin
ley .78, Bryan 35.
PORTLAND, Or.. Nov. t. Oregon to
day gave McKinley the largest plu
rality ever givtn a candidate for office
In this state. With more than half
the total vote of the state counted the
result la as follows:
"McKinley. 27.126: Bryan, 17.073; Me
Kinley's plurality, 10,053. Multnomah
county, which Included the city of
Portland, with four small precincts
missing, gave McKinley a plurality of
54o9 and It Is estimated that the state
outslie of this county will return a
plurality of nearly 7,000 making MeKin
ley's plurality In the state close to
15,000. ,
McKinley has carried every county
In the state with the exception of Linn.
Union and Baker. In this county John
McCracken, Republican, was elected a
member of the legislature to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of a
member.
PORTLAND. Nov. J. Forty-five pre
cincts In the state of Washington out
of 1037 give McKinley 2191, Bryan 1M6.
For governor, Frink. Republican, lfts3;
Rogers. Democrat, 1441. For congress
men, Jones, Republican, 1388, Cushman,
Republican, 1379; Ronald, Democrat.
913; Robertson. Democrat, 323.
McKinley will probably have 10.000
plurality In the state. The vote for
governor is very Incomplete though the
returns so far Indicate the election of
Frink. Republican, by a small majority.
Jones and Cushman, Republicans, are
elected to congress. .
PORTLAND, Nov. 1 Seventy-two
nrorlnot. In tha atnta nt Waahlnirtftn
,out of 1072. givj McKinley 3745; llryan
.;t: lor goveriiur, r ruin, xiepuuucun,
2953; Rogers. Democrat, 2664; for con
isressmen. Jones. Republican. 2S56:
Cushman, Republican, 2Sao, Ronald,
Democrat, I'A: Kooertson, Democrat.
2047.
TACOMA. Nov. 6. Five precincts of
Tacoma indicate that McKinley will
Icarry the county by 1500 and Frink by
600. Eight city precincts give McKln
Mey 343. Bryan 549.
SEATTLE, Nov. . Present Indlca-
tlnn op., that fnVln1ar .wl C
I WV.1.9 C ...Oh ",.... J ui-
lattle and King county by lOoo to 1500.
SEATTLE. Nov. . Chairman Srhlve
ly of the Republican committee an
nounces that reports from the leading
coui.tles in the state indicate a land
slide for McKinley.
TACOMA. Nv. 6.-Eighteen out of 36
city precincts give McKinley 2027, Bry
an 1158. This means McKinley will
! have a majority of 1d00 In this city.
I Frink Is leading Rogers by a small
majority and will carry the city.
SEATTLE, Nov. 6. Returns from the
state are coming In slowly but the
Indications are that McKinley leads
Bryan by a large majority and la well
In advance of the Republican state can
didates. SPOKANE, Nov. 6. Indications point
to a largo majority In the city for
McKinley. Frink is running far behind
the ticket and Rogers may carry the
county by 500 to 1000. The Republican
lesrinlative ticket Is also running behind
McKinley.
SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-At 11;S0 p. m.
Chairman Schlvely claimed the state
for McKinley by 5000 to 8000 and be
lieves that while Frink will run behind
he will be elected.
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MURDER IN SEATTLE.
SEATTLE. Nov. 6,-LeonarJ Maler.
an employe, of the Bay View brewery,
waa killed this afternoon by Frank Ea
ger striking him over the head with a
brick. The tragedy was the result of
a quarreL
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