THU RSDAY. Will be the Twenty-Fifth Presi dent of the United States, THE SOLID SOUTH BROKEN Kentucky, Maryland and Dela. ware in the Republican Column, TENNESSEE IS ALSO OLAIMED, The Laugh at the Claims of Thelr Opponents, Democrats of That State, However, Great Majorities for McKinley in New York and of Pennsylvania «— Chalrman Jones, the Democratic National Committee, Asserts That the Nebrasks Orator # Elected, CHICAGO, Nov. 4. —The returns received by the Associated Press up to midnight indicate the probable election of McKin- ley and Hobart, although returns are s meagre from a mbar of doubtful sggates that this conclusion can only be by an estimate base d upon the losses. The best estimates obt dicate that Maine and Ver given majorities somewhat redu the Septemix Nov Ma reached gains and in- in ainable r elections; that 18 shire ZIiVes SRL t 120.050) ar may safely | The scattering heavy Republi § Dallas and Galveston This morning Chairman Jor the following signed statem “There is no foundation of the Republicans. Ther no reason to think that states claimed by n for failed to vots i rep 4 | ariel 4 is nt Any Mr one Brya misleadis 4 private thes most 1" wy from yory cinota losses on the pr with ti Marvil, 1 leved. h the pr majority vleoted gover congressman ports from K there wos n polls, the Addicks m cure the volors assistanta tricts no election was held The Democrats claim they have carried Kent and Sussex countios by small plural tien. One man is reported to have killed in an election fight in Baltimore tandred. Minnesota's Nig Mepubliean Majority, 81. Pave Nov. 4.-Owing to the city slection and three long ballots being counted, the vote of Minneapolis Is Inte The ratio of gain for the Republicans in tho rest of the state indicate one of the largest Ropublican majorities ever cast in Minnesota. 11 boen a— How the Next Congress Will Stand, Apr up of Popullsts and stiver Republicans. AM MXINLEY | ean plurality for president for the first time In its history. IN PENNSYLVANIA, The Republican Flurailty in the State Given at 266,050, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4—8ix judges o the court of common pleas wore elected In this state yesterday, as follows: First district, Abraham M. Beitler, Jamos Gay Gordon and Charles 1B. McMichael, all of Philadelphia; Fifth district, Robert 8S. Fraser, Allegheny; Sixth district, Emory A. Walling, Erle county; T'wenty-seventh district, John Add Mellvaine, ton county. McKinley has earried Allegheny about 40,000, a Republican gain of C. Li. Magee, for state senator, ably have a majority over The entire legislative ticket, ception of one assemblyman, has carried by the Republicans with about the same proportion ag the head of the ticket Congressman John Dalzell, the Twenty-second, and W. A. Stone, in the Twenty-third districts, have been re- elected. The vote in the county was the heaviest in its history. State senators were elected in twonty- five of the fifty senatorial districts today. Based on the returns thus far received the next senate will stand: Republicans, 44; Democrats, 6. Of the holdover senators, 20 are Republicans and 6 are Democrats The bitter local struggl® over the elec tion for sheriff resulted in a victory for Alexander Crow, Jr, the Independent Ropublican and Democratic candidate Ho has swept the city by a majority of 18,- Nel votes with the Estimates fron Mi Ki) 1 every co an apg reat size unt arent of the list SOW, y in the plarality of tie t made stato Kinley The g ni Rive Ki inting ssarily AI i in v the mimi Republi mplot Kin the oretary tate, has about sme vote ns MeKinley and Hobart New York's Republioan Majority, ALBARY, N. ¥Y., Nov. 4 With less than one-fourth of the election districts above | the Harlem river to hear from, and with | the vote of New York city and Kings county complete, the plurality of McKin- loy over Bryan promises to exceed 508,000 in the state. One county in the state, Fohoharie, which is the home of Chale man Danforth of the state Democratic | committos, has given Bryan a plurality of | 600, New York sity has given a Republi. Washing. | They by | 25,000, | will prob: | Phelan of 8,000. | ex- | been | in| Bryan, has carried the state at Se " THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT. BELLEFONTE, I. It Goes Democratic by a Rather Small Majority, THE OTHER DEMOCRATIC STATES, Include All the Southern States Excepting Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware, Though West Virginian and Tennessee Are Clatmed by Republicans. OMAHA, Neb., Nov, 4.—=The indications nre that the state of Nebraska on the pros dential ticket will bo exceedingly Seventy -threo precinets outside of ( Jmaha and Lincoln give McKinley 10,008; Bryan, 0,802 ; Both candidates made big ¢ voto of 154. The gains about offset one another, however. In the Inrgor towns of the state McKinley led Bryan, but in the smaller villages Bryan slightly led On the theory that Bryan carted farmer vote the presen mn is fa able to him, since no irns of ance you been rn The Fifth ward Kinley 513 and Bry: headquarters it close, vnsover the the situntic rot have in At Demoor is claims that Mc arry the city « gives Me Kinley will « In by not 1 than 1,000 in ot I iblicans Claim Tennessee, Both Sides Clalm California ’ 1 the stints | he complete volo is Kinley, 1,47. Same in Harrison, 1,000 ¥ EEE) MA OTILY 1.850; Md N: Cleveland, 1.850 Wyoming Demoorats Win, Crevexxe, Nov. 4~Eighteon procinets ott of a total of 299 give Mollinley 848; Bryan, 761, a Democratic gain of 183. The same gain throughout the state will give Bryan 1,600 plurality Tdaho Clatmed for Bryan, LACKroor, Idaho, Nov. 4 ~~ Senator Dubois wires the Associated ross that Idaho will go at least five to one for Bryan. Taha Louisiana Safe for Dryas. New Ontzans, Nov. 8 — Indieations NMR. BRYAN'S STATE, | on president. {| candidates for | or 45 rock, of point to Bryan carrying the state by 90,000 0 40,000. ¥ & ——— ——- Se ——————————— NOVEMBER 5. 1806. IN NEW JERKEY, Republicans Onrry the State by » Ma Jority of 57,000, TreNTON, Nov. 4.--Reports received from all parts of Now Jersey indicate that the state has gone Republican by 57,000 Several of the Republican congress appear to be The state legislature will prob- stand: Assembly—Republicans, 44 Democrats, 15 or 16, Senate publicans, 18; 8 The election made no change political complexion of the state senate The senate stand 12 Republicans, 8 Is the same as last year. Seven Republi- cans retired and oither succeeded them- selves or were succeeded Republicans. One Democrat retired a Democrat was elected In his place There will be six new faces in the house. Herbert A. Johnson, rep., of Camden, elocted to sucesod Maurice A. Rogers Solomon H. Stanger, rep., of Gloucester, in place of Daniel G. Packer. C cis, rep., was elected from suecoed James A Bre wdley Reid was elected from Sor ceed Lewis A elected, ably Democrats, in the Now Jersey in 1807 will Democrats. This by and Charles A nerset to sud Thompson, and Isanc Bar- ber, dem elected from Warren ounty to succead Christopher F. Staates Forster M. Voorhees, of Union, and George W, Ket of wore elected to suce Revised « slready AX 15%) was rep. , ham, rep ed themsely tin Kssox, sles in Bry IN WEST VIRGINIA, lepublioans Claim the Jority of W. Va Sinte b n 15,0000, fig Majority Waisn Nov. 4 L hairs the Roy publican national commit poe, telographs Major McKinley that the | next house of representatives will have a majority of 100 for "sound money.” Is does not give party majorities No ost. mate has been received the United Hiatos senate Against Eilver wn Bab on Towa Glves MeKinley 50,000 Des Moises, Ia, Nov. 4.~The Register, | (rep.), claims that Towa will give MoKin. ley over 50.000 plurality and cleots an en. tire Republican congressional delegation. The Democratic state central commitiee concede lowa to Murinlap Wisconsin Ropublichn by 50,000, MuLwAURRE, Nov. 4-On a basis of gains from the first twenty towns in the state, Wisconsin is Republican by 50,000, ~Re- | {4081p 1481 8 and will probably be more. BATILROAD SCHED YLVANIA HalLiO BRANCHES In effect on and after May 14 P ENNS VIA. 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