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VOL. 8.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 4 1896.
NO. 182.
BRYAN!
Very Latest Returns Show Him
to be Still in the Race.
ill!
But the Country Districts
Pulling up a Big Vote.
JONES CLAIMS 251
ForSeven Hours Returns Looked as Though
Mankind Had Been "Crucified on a Cross
of Gold but at 4 O'clock This Morn-
ing a Very Different Thing.
fill I
IS II
And llanna's Man Slay Possibly Pull Through- Tho Now York
J our ji ul and Chairman .lonos Claim '251' Electoral Votes
lor Jlryan jlcKinloy Has Carried tho Eastern States but
the Kopublicans Ilavq No Prools to Show That lie Has
Over Throe Western States.
From 7 o'clock until 2 o'clock thin
morning every Asio:iatcd prets bulle-
gmlng lo Tub Lkaiikk oftlce set
foTtU Mub'lJsrLgalns. At midnight
the following states ware ciiilmed.for
McKlnley:
Ohio Illinois Indiana Nebraska
Kentucky Tennessee Wisconsin Now
WILLIAM J. UltVAN
Yorh Michigan Maryland ami Dais
wafe mid all Now itngland.
At i o'clock thta a. in. return from
these Hint's vastly lower Hauuu's
claims and country districts aro rolling
up big vote. Duly the larger cities
ufro heurd from before in. J nig lit.
At a 30 o'eloek this morning the
New York Journal uud Cli airman
Jones claimed Ml doctoral voles for
Hryan
The election is in great doubt
now is this;
Special to Dally Leader.
New Yorh City Nov. 3 4 a. m.)
The New Yorh Journal now claims
Bryan's election by 251 electoral
votes .
NEIUtASKA ALL RIGHT.
Special to Dally Leader.
Lincoln Nov. 4 (4 a. m.)lt is
said the state Is In doubt with the
chances in favor of Bryan. Dem-
ocratic Chairman Monahan claims
the state by 20000.
Solid forBrynu.
Chicago III. Nov. 8 (4 a. m.)
Kansas California the Dahotas
Missouri Montana and the Vir-
ginias are safe for Bryan by large
majorities.
kH
are
EAST
Now York.
Now York Ono hundred and sixty-
seven districts In this city show Repub-
lican gains over the voto of 1895 of
six thousand two hundred. It is im-
possible to compare tho vote of 1503
on account of rcdistrlctlng.
Twenty out of sis hundred and
twenty-nlno precincts In Kings county
give McKinley 1930; Hryan 2730;
Palmer Od In 1892 tho samo districts
gavo Uorrlson 2248; Cleveland 3184.
Tho Now York Herald says tho present
ratio In Kings couuty will glvo McKln-
ley a majority of twenty-threo thou-
sand. Two hundred districts out of six
hundred and twonty-nlnc glvo McKln-
ley 29010; Brynn 22104. The Now
York Herald says all tho returns up to
0 p. in. Indicate a landslide for McKln
lor.
The United IVrts local buroiu pays:
"McKlnley has undoubtedly oarrled
New York City by twenty five thou-
sand. Suiter silver Dmuoarut la undoubt-
edly elected in tho Eighteenth con-
gressional district.
doe Mnnloy has tolegraped McKinley
frcm New York City that he will have
the stato by one hundred thousand.
Ono hundred and nineteen districts
outside of New York City and Kings
county give Hryan 11873; MoKlnloy
39012; Palmer 13. Tho samo districts
In 18'8 gavo Cleveland. 17.619: Harri
son. 30 SSI. Half the registered voters
in tins city polled at noon.
One thousand und thirty ono dis
tricts outside of Naur York City and
Mugs oounty give Hryan Ifl8ni7 Me-
Klnley. 109 780; Palmar S.106
Ono Inind rod and twenty out of one
hundred and forty-six dUtrloU In Buf-
falo give McKlnley. 28.787; Hryan
8088; Palmor. 047.
Tho totol voto of New York City for
proaldent Including the national Dom-
oaratic social labor and prohibition
vote was 809070. McKlnley 168.003;
Hryan. 13.1701 MeKlnley'a pluralty is
19288.
Tho total voto of New York City for
governor; Black 147030; Porter 140-
173; GrnfUn 8358.
Illinois.
CbUngo Very heavy voto polled. Illi-
nois returns belated because counting
of the vote of tho constitutional amend
ment which by law must be counted
first. Tnero uro 1005 voting precincts
in cook county ana 2021 in llilnolsout-
side of Cook county. Comparisons will
bo made witu presidential voto of 1892
North forty precinct? glvo McKinley
8540 Hryan 4710 Levering 535 Palmer
83.
Seventy precincts In Illinois outside
of Cook county give McKinley 3427
Hryan 2040 Palmer 47. Same in 1802
gave Harrison 2330 Cleveland 2041.
Thirty precincts in Illinois outsldo of
Cook couuty giro McKlnley 4083 Hry-
an 3081.
Fifteen products in Chicago glvo
McKinley 3008 Bryan 1040 Levering
14 Palmer 27.
Two hundred and twenty products
In Chicago give McKlnley 43019 Bryan
36034
Eight hundred precincts in Chicago
give McKlnley 59815 Bryan 33010.
Chicago-Indications aro McKinlev
carries tho city by between sixty and
sixty-five thousand
W E. Stone general manager asso
ciated prats says if present ratio con-
tinues Chicago will glvo McKlnley
flfty-flvo thousand majority.
Six Hundred aud eighty praelnct
in Cook county glvo McKlnley 168 USS.
Bryan 183003 Lovoring 1.155 Palmor
1404. Thirty precincts In Cook county
glvo Tanner 14.037. Altgold 12.100
Nino hundred products In Cook coun-
ty glvo McKinley 186.81 Bryan 13fl38
Two hundred precincts lu Cook coun-
ty glvo Tanuor 37103 Allgeld 31 155
Two hundred precincts outsldo Cook
county give McKlnley 41.5S8 Bryan
32377.
Associated press at midnight statos:
present indications show MoKlnloy's
plurality In Illinois to exceed 135000.
Total ballot In Cook county with two
SrcclnctB mlslng gives McKlnley 100415
Iryan 148100.
Illlnula Gone
A prlvnto dlsr"tteh to J. II. Havig-
horst from a pi otnont politician in
Springfield 111 . w o'clock this morn-
ing road as follows:
"Illinois has gone to tho devil and
took Bryan and Altgeld with It by
100000 majority.
While Tanner hag run bohind Mc-
Klnley something like 25000 in Chi-
cago and very hdavlly tnrougliout the
Btato ho Is elected over Attgcld by a
very largo majority.
Ohio.
Columbus Ohio except Hamilton
and Cuyahoga counties will be com-
pared with 1302. when Harrison's plu-
rality was 1078.
Columbus Republicans claim un-
precedent plurality for McKlnley
Democrats mako no claim on state but
say rural vote will greatly decrease tho
early claims based on estimates from
cities.
Now York Journal speolal bays Ohio
probably rep by ono hundred thous-
and. Ono hundred and twenty-throe pro-
ducts ivbout ono-half of Hamilton
county give McKinley 27.080 Bryau
18000. Same in '02 gavo reps 219x0
Campbell 15977.
Ono hundred und sixty-live precincts
outside Hamilton nud Cuyahoga noun-
tios glvo jicrtnicy 3137 isryan 35 job
Palmer 00
O Three hurdrtd and nlnetv uroclncts
outsldo Humilton and Cuyahoga com: Has
glvo McKlnloy 81433 Bryan 70433. Samu
In 1893 gave Harrison 00001 Cloveluud
04307.
Massachusetts.
Now York Journal bulletin says Mc-
Kinley has carried Massachusetts by
one hundred thousand.
Boston Massachusetts elects eleven
rep. congressmen and ono dem Joun
U. Fitzgerald of this city. Ouo district
tho Tenth in doubt.
Boston Globe says McKlnley cnrrics
tho state by one hundred and fifty
thousand.
Thirty towns in state show rop gnln
over '02 of 58(12.
Ono hundred and seventy towns glvo
Bryan 1000.1.
Hop. candidate for president carrlos
every town for first time in history.
Kentucky.
Ono hundred and thirty out of ouo
hundred and thirty-olght voting pre-
cincts In Louisville glvo McKlnloy
23000; Bryan 14.000. Two hundred
and forty voting placet in tho state
outsldo of LouUvillo and JelTt'i-son
county give Bryan 5410; McKlnley
3.737.
Returns are coming in slowly but
indlcato Republican gains In Louts-
vllle which will glvo McKlnley a ma-
jority of ton thousand.
Five out of the eight counties in tho
Seventh district glvo Hrccklarldgo
for congress a majority of nine hun-
dred and twonty-tlve.
Kentucky In h Clone Carrtuce.
Louisville Breckor.rldgo's election to
congross assured.
Kansas.
Special to Daily Leader.
Arkansas City No. 3 Hryan carried
this city by 310 majority I. cony by Sll
Topeka Chairman Hrnldouthal tin.
fou claims tho state for Bryan includ-
ing congressman and both branches of
tho legislature
Incomplete re'.nrn from two want
In Emporia give McKlnley 15 J Bryan
133 Morrill lOfl l.endy 108.
First ward Topeks gives McKlnley
tit Bryan 0.
Kingman unty glv.- Hryan "Ms
majority.
Only nineteen pmcincu in stain o far
heard from a follow: McKlnley 1.168.
Bryan 951 scattering. 14 Morrill rep.
for governor l.ltti; I-dy fusion MS.
Republican as i-cuipurcit with 1S9'J. lo
3)- fus'on Ui 3 J
Indiana.
Indianapolis Ind eotuparlkon of
Indiana will be made wiih vhe presl
dantlal vote of 19" which gave Harri-
son rep. 25161s Cleveland dem.
808740.
Titers am now 3112 voting preclacte
in tho stato as against 2030 la 1891
Bight present delegations In eaugrese
are all rep. Last legislature whs rop.
In both branches. The nest legisla-
ture will elect Unltad States senators.
Ono hundred and eighty products
otitsklo of Marion county gives Mc-
Kinley 81308. Bryan lfi.806. Palmer 55.
Samo precinct In '02 gavo Harrison 17
935 Cleveland 16030 Bid well 103.
Weaver 1132. Republlean nstgain of
2900.
Ono thousand two hundred and sixty
precincts beside Marlon county In-
diana glvo McKinley 30370 Hryan
24404 Palmer 02 other candidates 8g.
Virginia.
Richmond Va. Indications that
dems. loso heavily in the cities. Vote
closo in Lynchburg in MoKlnloy's fa-
vor. Allcghanj county probably gone
rep. by five hundred. A rop. gain of
els hundred.
New York Times say indloationr for
Virginia say henvy loss for Bryan.
Comparisons will bo made with 1308
when state went democratic by 50.
700.
Returns indlcato democratic losses in
all sections of tho state.
Now York Journal bulletin cays
Bryan has carried Virginia Sy twenty
luousanu.
Ono hundred and seventy. five pre-
cincts out of one thousand flye hundred
in the state including partial returns
from all tho larger cities give Hryan
18 003 Meirinloy 10001.
Nebraska.
Fifteen prcsiucts In Nebraska out-
side Douglas county give McKlnley
1900 Bryan 1785. Three precincts lu
Doughis county give McKinley 2M
Bryan 198.
California;
San Prunelsco Heavy vote polloil;
2377 precincts In California; vote will
be compared with presidential voto of
'78. Democrats claim stato by two
thousand five hundred.
Jlkhigan.
Hudson announces first complnto re
turns MoKlnloy haB plurality of 189
against 60.
Missouri.
Twenty-four protasis outside of St.
Louis In Mltsonrt glr Bryan .119
McKlnley 1018.
For Uov. Strveus dam. 31 19 Lewis
rop. 1874.
Thirty precincts in Missouri ouuiti'j
of St. Louis give llrynu 4580 McKlnley
20C6. S.tavous 4115 and Lewis S60
Election of Giles democratic con-
gressman of tho first dlstrleteonceded
about thirty thousand.
Nlnotocit proolncU) in St. Louis out
of 480 glvo Bryan 1007 McKlnley 8105.
Stevens 1S30 Lcwlu 2017.
Ono hundred and sixteen preolnats
out of St. Louis give Bryan 17.053 Mc-
Ivinity 11.402.
Connecticut.
Hartford Fiften towns glvo McKln-
loy 3082; Bryan 1140. Tho samo
towns in 1898 guvo Harrison 8773;
tlevelaud 2843. All lour of tho Re-
publican congressmen will bu olocled
Twenty towns give McKlnloy 5203;
Bryan 1703 Samo Iowiih In 1802 gavo
Harrison 3 933: Cluveland. 340-?
Tonnesee.
Tho New York Journal concceds Ton-
nutseo to McKlnley by twenty thou-
sand. Chairman Stuhlinan of tho Republi-
can Htuto commiltuc telegraphs Chi-
cago headquarters. "Heaviest voto
ever known in the htatc. My advices
from all parts of tho stato aro that
McKlnloy will carry Tonnosoo by
twenty thousand pluralty."
Chattanooga The voto hero Is nlno
hundred greater than in 1808. Tho
indications arc that this city has gone
for McKinley by ovor five hundred
Maine.
Now York The Herald says Malno
goes fifty thousand Republican
Georgia.
Indications nro that this state will
go lo Bryun by 11 f toon cr twenty
thousand. '1 he October state election
gavo a Democratic majority of fifty-
one thousand.
Augusta Georgia has gone for
Bryan by forty thousand.
Utah.
Indications now nro that Bryan has
carrlod tho stato by ten thousand.
Florida.
St. Augustine. Kla. Republican voto
Inrge many business man who are
domocrats nro not voting al all.
Indications nro that Bryan carries
Florida by fifteen thousand.
Colorado
Twelve preolnats outsldo of Arapa-
hoe and 151 Pnso county gives Hryan
1017. Mc'"n 43 Whoopee.
Arkansas
1335 prooinoU Indications are thai
tho state will go for Bryan from twon-ty-fivo
to thirty thousand majority.
Olty of Little Rook Bryan. 880 Mc-
Klnloy 1047 In 1898 Clovolnnd 1585
Hnrrlson 1007.
Rhode Island.
Providence If tho flguren shown in
thn first six districts contlnuo MoKtn-
ley will carry tho state by flftoon
thousand.
West WIrginia;
Wheeling. W Va. Returns coming
slow Indleatn rop. gain.
North Dakota.
Now York Journal snyfl North Dako-
ta very cloo.
South Carolina.
N"W York Hun ssys Kryun cnrrlrH
Sfinth Ca-ollna by .forty thousand.
Columbus H (' Complete returns
from nineteen nut of thirty-seven
counties os fsr as reported give Hrvn
8316. McKinlev 3103. Palmer A3 1 Dem-
ocratic state ticket will lie elected.
Iowa.
Des Uolnn -There are ltW8 precincts
in lows. Comparison will be made
with the vote of ISO. Rpub1-
anns claim tht Iowa will give MeKlo-
ley over flftv thousand plurality and
elect the entire rep. eongresalonst del-
egation Rirhty precinct for McKlnley 18-
788. Bryan 8.771.
The Dss Moines Leader sound money
paper concedes the state to MeKlnley
by fifty thousand.
Yormont.
Fow York Herald says Vermont
elves MeKlnley thirty-six tlioneand
majority. .
Wyoming.
Fifteen preelnats in Wyoming give
Meitimey ttS7; nryan 531.
Tpxus.
Canadian-Mokinley W. Bryan and
Watson Palmer 3 Culberson 7J
Kearby 88. For congress Stephens
defn.
Oladowater Bryan and Sewall 00
Bryan and Watson 30. McKlnley 31
Culberson 87 Kearby. 00.
DoIowarOi
New York Times bulletin says dem '-
orats eonrede Delaware to republicans
by 1.000.
Miiinosota.
Fortv-elirht precincts In Minnesota
glvo McKlnley 7.484; Bryan 4.848.
31aryland.
Baltimore Olty eoes to McKlnley by
15000 it gave Cleveland 14 590 In 180?.
Sun bulletin says popocratic Chair-
man Tabott of Maryland says voto of
Baltimore has given stato to McKinley
CALLAHAN WINS ODT
UNDOUBTEDLY BLflCTED BY
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MA-
JORITY. WESTERN COUNTIES TO SWELL YOTS
Flynn Wins Bnstarn Oklahoma by
SSmnll Majorities--Oklahoma
City Cnatt n Big Voto
Against Flynn Ka-
sulte from the
Counties.
J Ctllahsn Is undonblly eleotud
to congress by from 1500 to 8.000 ma
jorlty.
Owing to rotten telegraphic service
returns are niougre but enough Is
known to believe that Callahan has
carried western Oklahoma tho Choy
onne Pot and a portion of tho strip
country. Mr. Flynn run bohind his
tioket In tho Btrip country. Canadian
Noble. Logan nnd Oklahoma counties
give majorities to Flynn but not
enough to offset the big voto in Uig
weet.
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First warn 49 t m
Second ward m -u
Ttilnl ward uW tu
Fourtli ward gt jvi j
BaitFlftb U oi
West fttth u it lio
aathrletwp 17 m
Lawrlo twp go ? j
Antelope twp rr in n'
MulhaAtwp 113 "s .
be ward twp 01 W
Iron Mound TO 58 18
Crescent twp lit ffit is
llearOretk twp W 81 o
Hprlngcr twp n M it
NOBLE FOR FREE ML
Flynn Goto But Sovortty-flvo Ma-
jority In Noblo.
Special to Daily Loader
Perry Nov. .1. Tho straight Kreo
Silver county tioket of Noblo county is
elected. Tho Free Silver candidates
for tho legislaturo aro elected. Flynn
will carry Noble county by about
sovonty-flve.
Six out of tlilrteon precincts in Noblo
oounty give Flynn 07 majority.
Perry: Six out of thirteen proelnctB
In Noblo county glvo Flynn 97 major
ity.
Frae Sllvur Tlokot Etootod by Four
lluntlrod Majority.
Special to Dally Lcoder
Nowklrk Nov. 3. Kay oounty Is for
Callahan by k small malorltv. 'lho
entire froo silver ticket elected by four
iiunurcd tiinjortiy ni lonst.
Nowk'rk: City 270 votes; majority
for Flynn. 7.
.Mxrum Tina at Woiidirnril
Special t'j Dally Leader
Woodward D P Msritm dem Is
oleoted to the uppor lioueo by over 500
Tkmplk Houston.
ltrlllltHtl Ulitlllll.
At the R?puhllcan territorial hond-
fliiurters the Jlynn managors olalm Kay
Loga:i Noble. Klnflilicsr Lincoln. Okls-
horns Canadian. Woodward.
ChiiucIIhii
IS1 He un Flynn lies csnltxl this euuitty
by irhaps nfty-sU majority.
Wesdtrtnil
Wttodwsid Claloied that Flynn has
thin coiin'i by twenty -sis.
l.lnoelfi
Chandler Six uiwnshlps givn Callahan
105 inajorlt .
ClntralHiid
Norman-1 our preclncUulve Cullahuii
80. Fly nti 843. Us
Flynu843. Osve Wlsby nnd Beau-
uiunt 4M In 1S0I.
Oklulioma County.
OkUuouis City Tlie city in full and
even towhtklpa give Callahan two hun-
dred msjorly and will uoublo.
Three preeiacU out of six in Okla-
homa City plaee Callahan 71 aheatl a
gain of one hundretl and fifty over last
election.
Oklahoma City; Callahan carries lho
olty by 89. Four townships give Calla-
han fifty majority. Indications aro
that entire silver ticket Is carried.
Flynn 141JFIynn 83 Flynn 550 Cal-
lahan Stt-I. Same In '01 gave Flynn 513
noaumont -in wisby 410.
Callahan gains 74 votes over Flynn
In thrao precincts.
KliiglUlier.
Flynn carries Kingfisher city by 02.
Nprluscr Towaililp
Flynn 50; Callahan 73.
Martin 44; DuBols 71.
Jackman 48; Sullivan 08.
Rlttarbush 47; Miller 1 Wood-
worth 77.
Nelson 57; Thompson 1; McConne-
hey 00.
irsiiK aw iiurner n.
Stewart 41; Vincent 78.
Foster 50; Ray 00.
Dodd 44; Searr 78.
White 45; Millard. .3.
IMmoml.
Lincoln township Flynn 74; Calla-
han 09; Stott 01; Johnson 62; Clas-
sen 91; Oraves 05. Deep Fork town-
ship west Flynn 71; Callahan 58;
Seott 70; Johnson 59; Classen. 07;
Oruvos 03. Deep Fork township east
uiynn 70; uananan 48; acoii 02;
Johnson 40; Classen 60; Oraves 44.
Edmond town and township ctves
Callahan 134 Flynn 99 Johnson 131
Scott 80 Classen 114 Groves 108.
m TICKET IS SPLIT.
REPUBLICANS AND SILVBRITBS
BOTH MAKE CLAIMS.
REPUBLICANS WIN IN THE CITY.
Flrnn Currltn tho 1'lve Werl lir a JU.
Jorllj- of (103-rnll Itetnnu Will
niititr tlmt llm Sllrer l'srty
Una lllecleil Unit of
111 Ticket or
Mori .
The Republicans carried eveiy thing in
authrlo propor. Flynn's city majority It
03. But six townships have been heard
from. Sliver mon In Guthrto are makl;
claims and It is probable that halft'
Silver ticket has been successful.
The voto In Guthrie Is as follow
I'lm Wnrtl.Unllirlo.
Stewart 151; Vincent 4; Strang
131; Hornor 45; Colo Martin 4; Foster.
150; Ray 40; Perkins 5; Dodd 151;
Rlttorbush 15S; Millard SO; Nelson
150; Thompson 8; Rhinohart 1S8; Po-
toet 8; Arnett 143; McDanlol 40;
lilcsh 40; Cooper 145; Grny 50; Mor-
gan 13G; Jackson 7; Saddler 137;
Chad while 139;Tarronts 43; Millard 45
Hcconil Vril.
Woodworth 99; McConnohey 90; Hor-
nor 100; Vlncont 09; Ray IDS; Scnrr
89; Millard 89; McDanloli 81; Blnsh
05; Grsy 182; McKay 132; HauUoy 119;
Sallo80; Klttorbtiioli 178; NoigdTljJW;
Arnott 117; Strang 150; Stbn-iW;
Dodd 01; White. 150; Rhlnolmrt 180;
Cooper. 130; Morgan 1!TO; Saddler 181:
Fostsr 150; Chadwlck 130; Tarrant
101.
third Wuril.
County Attornoy: J C. Strang 124; c.
G. Hornor 05; Colo Martin 8.
Shorlll: Frank Rlnohnrt 147; J. I. Mc-
Manloln 47: Pototo 10.
Troasu.or: Frod Rlttorbmch 131; D.G.
Woodworth 05; G. B. Mlllor 5; Tlinmp--son
2.
Clerk: II KmmotHStewar' 121 : Mrs.
A. L. Vlncont 03; Moyors 5.
Register: J.. T. NeUou 13fl; I) MoCon-
nohoy M.
I'rolKito Judge: J. C. Koetrr 130;
Ttiaguo Rny. 50; G. N. Parkins 0.
Siiparlntendtml; II. II. Ootid . 135: 1. II.
Scarr 52; Smith 2.
Survoyor: H. L. White 130; C T. Mil-
lard 52.
Coroner: D.J. Arnett 182; l)i. A. L.
Blosh 59; Goodo 3.
Commsieloiior First District: O. P.
Coopor. 117; Harry Gray 78; M. A. Mor
rlion 7.
Justice: Fred Morgtiu 117; 15. 1. Sad-
dlor 100; A. S Holinheig -; I). 8. Mc-
Kay 83; T. I). JaaVson 11.
Comtnhlos: Tom TarrnnU 187; U. W.
Cluitlwlok 103; Kd Bentley 05; A. O.
Snllo W.
fourth Wunt
At I o'clock this morning the ballot
woro still bolng counted. It Is given out
Hint tho Republicans carried this ward
Fifth Wont -IVoil l'rrolnct.
nittorbiisch 110; Millard 1; Woml-
worth 15; Nolsou 103; Thompson. 108;
McCounohoy 14; Strang 108; Hornor
14; Morton. 7; Stewart 100; Vincent 15;
Fostor 108; Gray 15; Perkins 7; Dodd
105; Smith 4; Scarr 16. Whlto 105; Mc-
Danlol 10; Khlnohart 100; Arnett 100;
Goodo 3; Blosh 10; Cooper 100; Taylor
3; Gray 10; Salle 11; Lewis 3; McKay
17; Jackson 7; Morgan 108; Chadwlck
103; TnrrnnU 108; Bentloy 14.
Fifth Witril-Kiiat lVrrliict.
Ray 53; Scarr 58 Millard 50; McDan-
lol 56; Blosh 49; Gray if; McKay 02;
Buntloy. 53; Sa.Ie 19 .Martin 1; Per
kins 15: Potoote 0; Morrison 18; Jack-
son 18; Miller 9; Thompson 1: Mayer.
1; Smith 1; Goods 1; Buchanan 1; Wal-
kJ 0; Taylor U; Lewl 1; Ultterbuxh
81; NsUon 83; Strang 09; Stewart S3;
Foster 89; Dodd 76; White IV Ithlue-
hart83; Arnett 71; Cooler 09; Morgan.
00; Saddlur.ftt; Chadwlck 72! Tarrsnu
77: Woodworth 53; MeC'omifhev It)
Homer Sfl; Vlnetitt 5J.
Setmrtl
Nward township gives Flynu 92
Oallnhau 04; Martin 83 DtilloU Al; Sul-
livan 53 Juokiuan 81- Same in 1894
gave Flynn 110.
OrlHiulu
rViHnhan 91 Flynn 71.
llutlirlfl Tiniilili
Flynn 189 Calluhan 57.
Ijtwrln ToMiulilp
Cullahau 80 Flynn 71.
ELECTION LOCALLY.
The Day Wat Very Quiet-Unlit
Vote Polled.
Locally oleellon day passed oil very
qulotly. There was little or no exalte-
menL The voting products were mur-
roundod with largo crowds and a few
bets on county candidates woro wade.
Thero was lltllo or no drinking nnd no
disturbances and tho police had noth-
ing to do
The total vole of the five wards was
1349. Thofotoofl80Jwasl.tr.
Norman Olty
Seventy-three majority for Callahan.
Two precincts in Norman trive Calla
ban 200. Flynn 18"
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest V S. Gov't Report.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
E.
Mark Hanna Evldontly Has the
Wlroe Hoodoood.
Chairman Mnrk Hanna not only
bought and paid for McKinloy's elcc
Hon but ho evidently had tho Western
Uulon wires hoodooed
A mora miserable rotten bulletin or
uows sorrlce was never furnished tho
people than that given last
niRht. All along the lino In
Oklahoma territory a gonoral howl
prevailed. Whether the rotten service
was due to gold-hug inonuey work or
the utter Incompetency of Western
Union operators is unknown but that
tho service was rank Is nn undonlablo
fact
The local Western Union operator
v. 9 roasted In round ter ras but he
.alms he Is not to blame and that tho
trouble all lay In the Kansas City
olttce
The leader registered a big kick
against the wire company last night in
behalf uf its nitrons and the hick Is
likely to bear fralt today.
Extra Ktlition at 110011
M'KINLEY HROBABLY WINS
But Chairman Jonas Is Not Quito
Ready to Qlvo Up.
Chicago Nov. 3.' 1.40 a. m. At 4:30 this
morning Chslrmnu Jones said U was
likely. MlClnley was ehuted hut that
he wan not ready fonlve up.
MEA8LEY
Great Difficulty In Saaurlnc Cor
rect Returns.
Thero was great difllculty In secur-
ing correct returns last night Tho
national returns were unusually slow;
Hkowite the territorial. Tho Leader
oxperlouuoil great dlfllcuity in getting
returns from the city and oounty. Tho
count seemed to moveoulendon wings.
There may be uome errors In tho
oounty return-. but enough Is known
lo give straight resTtlte. Tho Leader
will give tabulated statumonts later.
A SECTIONAL JOB.
Effort of tho Flynn Bnokoro to
Crawfleh From Tliolr Banners.
Yesterday bills woro circulated stat-
ing that Chairman Vlncont wired 1.1
Reco some prejudicial matters and
presumed to quote them. Not ono
was correct whun compared with what
he did send and which tho Lender
puultshed. Yet those backers circu-
lated what they know was false in
their eiTort to back out of tho unfor
tunate banners the Republicans car-
ried. r .
Jixtra iiuitiou at noon.
l.t' bo l'Hlr.
IDdltor Leader I was nleasod to nolo
In your Is.uo of yesterday morning a
letter from Chairman Hugau uxtolitig
lu tonus of highest prulse tho services
rendered the oointnlllie and candl-
elit ttw by Assistant Searotary Hopkins.
vVlille all this credit and more Is duo
Mr. Hopkins equally as much Is duo
Mr. Ilancti. wtio also sorvod In tho
oapaolty of ssslstant scorota'-y and
who was the Populist representative
as such ituin secretaries labored zeal-.
ously and unselfishly fur thu euccss of
tne oounty Dree oitver ucicoi ana naye
earnod the Issilog gratituda of all Lho
cendidatee whatever the mon iniy to
H. 0. Monisiiouste.
U lCik llitok.
The Leader buudles lotendud for nil
the towns north of Guthrie on thn
Hantu Fe were s'ol -n y.-ktertluy aud
w.Ui tin- rubbtry a npm t was spread
over the different to wn to the t-iTect
tnst 1 In Leader haJ L ilted Callahan.
Prt.inineiit Hemoerstt innni'1iiiuly re-
fntnl tin- lyitiir (.ta'i'iiu'tit which
hsrim-1 laoii- then it mlvunecd the
Republican cause.
s duct 1 in' . it tejios lo wiary woman
that she uitisl eurtaiiily k ve up 'lho
bimpltht and easiest work imh' tnrs an
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