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NUMBER
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course
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programmo
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the
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the
right
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power
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henceforththey
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a
clcirly
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firmpolicy
Bj
and
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than
the
modornto
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Ihoelectors
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manifested
no
less
clcnrly
their
clcslro
fora
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return
to
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policy
of
order
,
tolcnnco
nuda
flj
respectful
consideration
of
the
intcicstmil
BR
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principles
of
all
'lhls
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the
policy
whicli
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the
molornta
republicans
mustenergetically
BJ
defend
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parliament,"
BJ
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to
military
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his
hcarois
t'lat
his
friends
andho
BJ
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propose
1
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thesenate
BB
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for
their
object
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BJ
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opinion
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now
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principle
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BJ
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at
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meat
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la
Africa
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take
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back
nothing
is
tbo
rule
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suchmatters
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by
a
close
alliance
withGermany,
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the
cjnrnnj
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to
the
conclusion
that
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nt
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move
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the
direction
of
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India
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ngland
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tolling
the
i
nntUcs
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they
getup
agitation
<
enough
thej
may
rule
theirown
country
nnd
supplant
their
former
con
<
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by
such
a
method
wasIndia
won
and
not
by
such
will
It
bo
rotalnod
at
a
tltno
when
flabby
sentimentality
appetrs
to
bo
predominant
In
Kni'ltsh
parties
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would
not
bn
surprising
If
the
czar
sent
on
nls
legions
a
llttlo
furlhor
tow
ard
tlio
heart
of
the
Uritlsh
power
m
I
nil
l-t
,
ready
to
strike
them
when
the
lilting
moment
comes
A
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sTORM
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or
blierp
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Cattle
Per
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In
Now
Moxlco
Ci
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,
N
M
,
Nor
7
Unless
thonnow
storm
which
has
been
raging
for
the
past
eight
days
ends
boon
next
sinnmor
will
show*
the
country
covered
with
the
dead
bodies
of
animals
us
thlcld
}
ai
was
tha
old
Santa
Va
trnll
in
the
sixties
the
depth
of
snow
Is
now
not
less
than
Uventv
bIx
inches
on
the
lo\cl
,
nnd
in
mail
}
places
It
is
diiftcd
seven
feet
high
When
tha
atonn
struck
this
section
seven
herds
of
c
ittlo
numbering
from
-100
to
3,000
,
wcro
being
held
neni
this
place
awtlting
sbii
mcut
cast
In
vnln
Uld
tbo
bnlf-frozcn
co
wbo
>
s
try
to
chock
the
march
of
the
buds
,
but
on
thev
went
through
the
Incrcuslng
storm
,
uutll
finding
It
utterly
impossible
to
hold
the
cnttlo
tha
boys
roda
aside
and
let
them
puss
,
ana
nearly
dead
,
rode
their
ex
-
hausted
horses
into
the
canyons
or
partlall
}
shcltoicl
places
nlino
they
passed
mauj
hours
of
misery
without
food
or
lire
Pivo
covbojs
nnd
two
Mexican
sheep
herders
nro
known
to
bo
frozen
In
the
drifts
are
found
hundreds
of
dead
stock
,
trfmy
only
with
the
head
nnd
hoins
above
the
snow
In
ono
dilft
thirteen
wcro
count
-
ed
in
another
ten
bomo
wcro
alive
but
un
nbio
to
mnvo
from
their
frigid
prison
Herds
of
sheep
were
completely
wined
out
of
oxistcneo
ind
the
ranges
for
thirty
miles
from
town
mo
covered
with
their
dead
cir
cisscs
It
Is
eatim
ited
that
JO
OUO
hnvo
par
isbud
in
this
part
of
the
counti
y
At
present
it
Is
impostlblo
to
estimate
the
c
ittla
lost
but
tha
number
probibly
will
bo
in
the
thousands
liver
:
place
of
shelter
In
town
nro
being
used
as
b
irns
for
the
snow
-
bound
horses
Tlio
hay
supplj
Is
nearly
oxhaustcd
nna
to
dav
floO
a
ton
was
offerad
bj
stockmen
and
refused
At
the
I
ox
is
line
,
below
Clayton
,
two
passenger
trilus
line
boon
snow
-
bound
for
n
week
J
ho
provisions
run
nmg
out
the
p
mongers
wcro
compelled
to
venture
out
In
the
storm
nnd
klllcittlc
thoiiunrtois
of
which
were
tuken
into
the
cars
und
roasted
It
is
thoupht
tbo
snow
-
plow
will
leach
the
imprisoned
trains
to
morioiv
nnd
rcleuso
them
nnd
that
tha
road
wHl
be
opened
in
a
dav
oi
two
The
storm
is
by
fnr
the
worst
ever
known
in
I
o\v
Mexico
ice
I
ho
ox
let
loss
of
Ufa
nud
property
can
-
not
bo
estimated
THE
!
,
r
PAUIj
1CBPAIvACC
tt
Will
Uo
BuiU
On
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n
Grnnd
ami
1
I
ilionto
Scalp
St
Paul
,
Minn
,
Nov
7
[
Special
Telegram
gram
to
fun
Unii.1
The
carnhal
directors
baa
a
meeting
to
night
and
decided
to
begin
nt
once
nrcparations
lor
tbo
winter
festlvi
ties
Xho
city
council
b
is
appropriated
$10
000
,
and
inlluontl
d
citizens
have
guaranteed
tbo
romuinlng
515
COO
needed
Iho
palace
is
to
bo
the
largest
and
most
fantastic
in
external
nrchitccturo
ever
mudo
in
any
countri
,
and
thoinsldo
curwncs
and
ornamentations
are
to
excel
In
splendor
an
>
thing
over
soon
before
fore
The
street
decorations
will
bo
the
most
elaborate
oci
know
n
In
the
northwest
lhero
will
bo
erected
o\er
Third
strcot
,
from
Wabasha
to
Siblov
stiect
,
ono
vast
canopy
of
evergreejs
,
with
a
profusion
of
festoons
falling
from
the
canopj
down
to
the
sides
of
the
buildings
to
the
wall
s
nnd
with
the
whole
archway
filled
with
trcit
electric
are
llchts
shining
through
globes
of
nil
colors
Over
oac'i
street
ciosslnr'
the
canopy
of
ever
grcons
will
bo
sui
ported
by
the
four
corners
or
buildings
on
oacli
corner
Trom
the
center
-
ter
of
thocrnnp\
over
the
crossing
of
Third
and
Robert
streets
will
bo
suspendol
n
high
white
bear
formed
with
lncande
cent
lights
0\or
ono
hundred
thousand
j
vrds
of
wire
wound
with
evergreens
nine
Inches
in
dlamo
ter
will
bo
used
upon
the
canopy
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PAN-AMI5IUOANS.
A
Woniletfal
Nnturnl
Gus
'Dlsplnj
Witnessed
Pjttsluko
,
Nov
7
The
All
Americas
party
to
day
visited
the
iron
and
glass
woiks
in
this
city
nmt
McICccspflrt
In
the
evening
the
tourists
were
token
to
the
exposition
buildicg
,
where
tboy
saw
the
finished
products
of
nearly
ull
tbo
business
Interests
hero
The
foaturu
of
the
night
,
however
,was
the
nnairat
gas
disulay
witnessed
from
the
Dalconj
of
the
oxposltlon
building
Ihreo
four
Inch
pipes
were
erected
on
the
river
bank
and
nt
a
signal
the
cas
was
turned
on
and
ignited
,
shooting
fifty
feet
Into
the
air
Then
a
volcano
of
water
suddenly
burst
upw
aid
from
tbo
river
surface
A
rocket
was
Urol
Into
It
and
the
tower
of
water
lifted
Itself
a
hundred
foot
into
the
air
fiom
among
the
boiling
waters
A
lutgo
mutn
pipe
had
boon
run
out
into
the
rl\cr
to
accomplish
this
effect
Another
ono
In
the
water
shot
forth
lurid
flames
ot
light
,
which
showed
all
the
colors
of
the
rainbow
as
uirious
rhomlcils
were
Injected
into
tlio
piao
'Iho
dlsjjlay
ever
,
the
visitors
returned
to
their
liotoj
'
CAltDlNALi
GIllIIONb'
COOK
Tlio
Dnncmn
That
Threaten
Ainoil
c
in
Civilization
DUoumpcl
Uaitimoiie
,
Nov
7
Cardinal
Qlbbons'
latest
work
,
Our
Christian
Heritage
,1'will
bo
lasuod
to
morrow
In
it
is
found
,
among
other
thlncs.un
urgu-
ment
to
show
that
there
Is
no
conflict
between
tween
sclenca
and
religion
There
Is
a
chap
tor
ou
labor
The
book
closes
on
tbo
'
dangers
that
threaten
our
American
clvill-
zatlau"
these
,
briolly
summarized
,
are
Morinomsm
and
alvorco
,
the
imperfect
and
vicious
bj
stem
ot
education
which
under
mines
the
religion
of
the
youth
,
the
desocre-
tlon
ot
the
christian
bahbath
,
the
gross
and
systematic
election
frauds
,
tlio
unreasonable!
delay
in
carrying
into
effect
the
sentences
of
the
criminal
courts
and
tha
nuinorous
subtor-
fuses
by
which
criminals
evade
the
oxocu
tlon
of
iho
law
Airiilnst
till
biicnr
Trust
Nnw
Yoiik
,
Nov
7.
The
supreme
court
to
day
handed
down
a
derision
ntllrmlne
the
decision
of
Judi'o
Ilurrctt
ordering
tbo
disso-
lutlonoftho
orth
Ulver
Sugar
Itcflnlng
company
,
'iho
court
holds
that
although
the
trust
ogrcemout
does
not
set
forth
as
one
ot
its
objects
the
prevention
of
competition
and
the1
enactment
of
prices
,
thesu
objects
may
bo1
Judicially
inforrcd
fiom
the
facts
in
the
case1
und
from
the
ordinary
motives
of
governing
men's
actions
Ami
even
though
outside
com
potltlon
might
prevent
the
trust
from
roallz-
lag
these
objects
,
this
accidental
fact
would|1
not
rcllavo
tlio
parties
tothn
agreement
from1
the
responsibility
of
their
illegal
course
It
is
u
condition
under
vvbien
a
corporation
Is\
alloivjd
to
bo
created
and
maintained
that
it
shall
oxcrclso
nnd
use
it
franchises
for
the]
bcucflt
of
the
public
,
und
wheu
itvoluntarily
declines
to
ao
that
or
places
itself
In
a
sltua
tlon
iu
which
that
may
be
prevented
as
a
consequence
of
its
voluntary
uctlon
under;
the
statute
as
well
as
by
tbo
decision
of
the
courts
,
its
charter
may
be
annulled
ut
a
suit;
of
the
attorney
general
U
nsliltistnn'a
I.cmsluturo
AUourns|
OiAum
ov
,
7.
After
effecting
a
tem
-
porary
ortranlzatl
E
the
lecisiaturo
udjournedI
until
Monday
aawiiwU
-
-
.
.
.
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.
GENERAL
|
'MAHONEEXPLAINS
Ho
Charges
Wholoaalo
Supprosston
or
RopubHcan
Votes
POPULAR
SENATOR
ALLISON
Illi
Poxsllilo
Ilofont
Kc
nrttc
<
l
With
Jlcjtrot
flu
>
arils
Mnrrliujo
Cluvc-
lnnil
\
isitq
IlnrrlMin
llnil-
umil
Postolllco
CliniiKOB
WaSHINQTOS
HUIIGAU
TtlE
OMAHA
Urn
,
1
fiU
roUIITKBNTII
STItKEr
,>
Wasuinutov
,
U
O
,
Nov
7.
)
General
Mahoiio
nt
his
homo
in
Peters
-
burg
,
Vn
,
this
morning
gave
jour
eorro
spondent
n
lengthy
personal
statement
of
the
causes
of
his
defeat
Ho
bollov
cs
that
at
least
twenty
thousand
republican
votes
went
into
the
ballot
box
that
were
never
counted
and
that
us
tunny
republican
voters
were
never
given
a
chaneo
to
vote
Ho
explains
Just
how
Buch
whole
-
sale
frauds
enn
bo
porpetrttud
In
bis
state
-
ment
bo
saj
s
1
lo
properly
understand
how
democratic
majorities
uro
obtained
In
Virginia
wo
must
consider
tlio
election
law
nnd
the
possibilities
ot
fraud
under
It
Iho
lawprovidos
that
the
Joint
assembly
shull
every
two
years
elect
thrco
persons
on
Joint
ballot
for
each
county
and
city
in
the
state
who
•
dinll
constitutenn
electoral
board
'
In
the
so
called
blcclc
counties
the
board
Is
selectcl
oj
preisly
with
reference
to
their
capabilities
for
the
administration
of
the
law
Iho
board
appoints
in
March
a
lcgistrar
for
every
voting
precinct
in
the
st
tto
and
three
Judges
ot
olectlon
All
are
democrats
and
of
the
same
stripe
ns
the
board
The
three
Judges
appoint
the
clorlcs
of
olectlon
Iho
lart
docs
not
rcqulro
that
the
Judges
shall
bo
of
oiposlto
parties
Under
the
law
,
tea
dajs
preceding
theelec
-
tion
Is
fixed
ns
tlio
final
registration
daj
on
which
the
registrar
is
supposed
to
bo
at
the
polling
places
from
suinlso
to
sunset
fortuo
purpose
of
allowing
any
man
who
may
have
becotno
slnco
the
last
olectlon
a
nil
ilillcd
voter
to
rcfclster
or
to
obtain
a
transfer
from
the
voting
precinct
where
ho
is
regis
tcied
to
tlio
one
in
wl
iclt
ho
Ins
moved
At
sunset
ou
that
day
the
books
are
close
1
and
until
the
election
dav
no
man
can
register,
but
by
law
on
nny
otnor
day
of
the
joar
a
citizen
can
register
or
obtain
n
ti
ansfcr
"f
ow
observe
their
methods
Tbo
repub
-
lican
goes
to
the
registrar
before
the
ilnal
rcgistntion
day
nnd
is
put
oft
with
the
cx>
cuso
that
the
registrar
is
not
ot
homo
,
that
his
books
mo
somevvhore
clso
,
that
ho
is
tired
,
so
that
the
republican
has
only
loft
the
Anal
dai
on
which
to
register
or
trans
-
fer
Hero
all
the
renublicans
como
to
reg
-
ister
and
all
soits
of
dilatory
tactics
nro
provided
to
shut
out
as
inauy
lepublicans
as
possible
Democrats
,
on
the
contrary
,
nro
notrequired
quired
lo
wilt
but
they
are
logistered
ut
will
Any
man
can
vvrito
to
the
registrar
ana
If
ho
is
known
to
bo
a
democrat
his
request
quest
to
bu
1
egistered
will
bo
fulfilled
Let
mo
explain
now
how
tlio
remarkable
'purging'was
done
Iho
law
provides
that
tuo
electoral
board
shall
prepare
a
new
register
ister
ofotors
in
the
precinct
whenever
in
their
opinion
the
same
is
necessary
and
that
the
registrar
of
tbo
prjein
t
shall
give
notice
of
the
time
and
place
of
such
roglstrv
bj
hand
bills
posted
at
not
less
than
live
places
In
the
district
,
and
atleast
sixty
davs
bofora
the
final
daj
,
or
seventy
davs
before
the
election
iheso
notices
us
soon
ns
they
nro
posted
nro
nrouiptlv
torn
down
by
democratic
accomplices
so
that
if
it
becomes
known
at
ill
to
the
republicans
thut
there
is
to
bo
a
row
registration
it
Is
only
by
accident
Another
Bchemo
is
bo
hnvosomodemo
crat
uddress
the
registrar
a
note
bov
iug
thut
the
undorsiMieJ
registered
voters
ask
that,
there
bo
delivered
to
the
bearer
or
thut
thcro
be
mailed
to
a
certain
postoflico
their
transfers
This
Is
signed
with
the
names
of
any
number
of
republican
voteis
,
ana
when
tl
o
voter
wiioso
name
is
tnus
foi
gcd
goes
to
the
precinct
to
vote
ho
Is
told
,
You
are
transferred
,
'
and
ho
has
no
remedi
Again
,
the
law
proscribes
that
tbo
voter
shall
have
been
a
citizen
of
the
state
for
twelve
months
nnl
a
lesidoat
for
the
three
months
next
p
ccoding
the
election
Hero
the
registrar
stillces
from
his
books
the
name
of
uny
republican
who
has
been
fiom
his
homo
for
the
three
next
months
precod-
Inc
the
election
although
his
bomo
is
know
n
'o
hnvo
been
nud
isot
within
the
bounJs
of
the
precinct
If
the
republican
voter
for
thrco
months
next
preceding
au
election
has
been
in
nn
adjacent
precinct
at
worU
,
leaving
his
homo
und
his
family
within
tbo
bounds
of
his
piecmct
where
it
ha3
always
bcon
,
ho
is
disfranchised
"
Allison
a
ropui
iuitt
lhero
would
bo
more
regret
in
Washing
-
ton
ever
the
failure
of
Senator
Allison's
ro
olectlon
to
the
Uultod
States
senate
than
there
is
over
all
the
losses
at
the
elections
on
lucsduy
Mr
Allison
Is
Intensely
popular
here
and
us
a
loader
in
the
sonata
ha
is
ono
of
the
very
best
Ho
would
bo
missed
as
no
otbor
man
would
bo
If
ha
should
drop
out
of
tbo
senate
As
chairman
on
the
coumlttoo
of
appropriations
ho
has
hud
ehuito
of
the
fl
nut
ccs
ot
the
country
in
the
upper
branch
of
coneress
for
many
years
and
Is
a
rccognizod
authority
on
Hnanci
il
leplslntion
the
counti
y
ever
It
Is
sincerely
hoped
by
all
republicans
that
th
elowa
loglslatuio
will
develop
suffi
-
cient
strength
for
tbo
icpubllenn
party
tola-
sure
Scnatot
Mlison's
re
election
Senator
Ilnwlei
spoanlng
to
day
of
tbo
elections
said
ho
tboueht
the
newspapers
had
ulrcadyglvcn
the
correct
reason
tor
the
doreat
of
the
republicans
It
was
generally
duo
,
ha
thoucht
,
to
local
causes
Ho
was
not
disposed
to
mnko
too
much
of
the
nutter
'
Ono
of
the
most
unfortunuto
thlnus
,
"
ho
said
,
will
bo
the
loss
of
Allison
to
the
scnuto
,
if
it
turns
out
th
it
the
Iowa
Ic'Isla-
turo
has
gene
democratic
I
thinlc
the
regret
nt
his
loss
would
not
be
confined
to
one
party
everybody
likes
him
and
would
re
-
gret
his
loss
"
lUYAUU'S
MA1IHUQI!
Ex
Secretary
of
btato
Havard
inaugurated
a.
tovelty
in
weddings
to
day
Ho
walked
to
the
homo
of
his
prospective
bride
People
wcro
amazed
to
see
him
walking
up
II
street
a
short
time
bctoro
ho
was
to
take
Miss
Mary
Clymor
as
tils
wlfo
Ho
was
ao
compinled
by
his
son
,
'ihomas
J
„
jrThe
father
was
walking
rather
fast
for
the
voung
man
,
vv
ho
had
bard
work
to
keep
up
Mr
Ltajard
were
a
frock
coat
with
a
f
mall
bunch
of
violets
in
his
buttonhole
Ills
overcoat
was
thrown
ever
Ills
sholdors
care
lussly
und
ho
looked
as
though
ho
had
hur
-
ried
uwav
from
tbo
hotel
His
taco
beamed
with
smllps
us
ho
elbowed
his
way
through
the
crowd
and
ran
up
the
stops
distancing
his
son
,
who
took
the
matter
a
llttlo
mora
coolly
,
Piltonn
minutes
before
the
marrlapo
ceremony
wus
begun
n
hiindsoinu
coach
came
dashing
up
from
the
west
nna
as
soon
as
the
door
opened
the
well
known
Ugura
of
Mrs
Cleveland
nppearod
ou
the
block
and
wont
quickly
up
the
steps
She
was
a
res
sod
In
a
gown
of
palo
yellowish
tone,
which
drew
un
expressive
exclamation
from
tbo
throng
sn
cither
side
Mr
,
Clovehind
was
slower
In
getting
out
and
before
lie
had
reached
the
steps
ho
was
stepped
by
a
couple
of
ladies
who
scemod
to
know
him
,
nnd
to
whom
ho
b
vvad
most
profoundly
'Iho
greeting
detained
the
ux-prosidcnl
so
long
that
before
he
could
rcanh
the
first
step
his
wife
had
gene
through
the
portals
bhorlly
uflor
tbo
woddlag
a
collation
was
partaken
of
und
Mr
,
and
MrsCleveland
urovo
to
tha
oxecutlvo
mansion
together
,bat
only
the
ex-presidont
alighted
,
bis
wife
satis-
fling
herself
by
sending
a
card
in
to
her
sua-
ccssor
us
mistress
of
the
two-story
and
base
-
ment
national
pa'ane
'
'
I
ben
she
droveuwoy
and
at
about
J
IS
the
empty
carriage
re
-
turned
to
take
away
the
cx-
leaner
of
the
democracy
,
Uo
must
have
had
a
very
pleasant
time
with
his
autagoulst
,
for
when
be
came
out
bis
face
was
wreathed
in
smiles
and
lie
chuckled
merrily
when
ho
said
food
by
j
President
Hnrrlson
accompanied
hltn
to
the
jeweled
:
glass
screen
which
shuts
thepublic
out
i
of
the
main
corridor
,
and
than
lofthim
standing
in
the
vestibule
oliattlnp
for
a
tow
minutes
with
Door
Koopoi
Laefllor
umiuoat
>
posTorriOficiu-sans
Tlio
followIncr
railroad
postofilcos
changes
were
today
ordered
on
the
St
,
LouisMo-
berly
A
,
ICansis
City
road
T"liorailroad
postoflico
(
night
line
)
hns
been
extended
to
Council
lllufts
,
n
distance
of
411
miles
I
his
extension
will
toke
up
und
discontinue
the
Council
Muff
*
and
>
Iobcrly
railroad
post
ofllcosorvlcobotwcoj
Yi
inswlckand
ivunsns
Clti
,
which
hns
borotoforo
been
perfoi
nod
bj
the
St
Louis
Moborly
A.
Knnsus
City
(
night
Hue
)
,
and
It
will
be
performed
lit
npmmerit
enrs
nnd
bu
a
short
run
of
the
St
Louis
,
Moborly
A
Kansas
City
railroad
post
oflKo
,
the
line
to
bo
known
as
tbo
St
Louis
nnd
Council
Hlnfls
railroad
postolllco
rho
following
comparativeschedulo
Indi
rates
the
chnngo
in
time
that
wilt
bo
in
ado
In
connection
id
thotrmncotitluontnl
service
via
the
Union
and
Coutril
Pacific
Hno3
taking
effect
west
of
the
Union
Pauflo
transfer
November
vombor
17
,
going
westt
Omaha
No
3nt
0
JOp
m
,
now
ut7
50
;
going
cist
at
4
do
now
at
8
40
p
m
mTOT
TOT
AnMT
Hv
direction
of
the
sccretnry
of
war
,Cap
-
tain
Prcdorlck
II
K
Lbsteln
,
Twenty
first
Infuntrj
,
having
completed
his
duties
ns
re
-
corder
ot
a
court
of
inrpilrj
,
is
placed
on
torn
porarv
dutj
in
connection
with
tlio
est
ibllsh
ment
of
c
interns
ut
certain
military
posts
enst
of
the
Mississippi
rlvor
Ho
will
Hist
proceed
from
tills
city
to
David's
Island
,
Now
Yorlt
harbor
,
and
from
there
tosuch
otbor
posts
ns
may
bo
doslgnnted
In
spcel
il
instructions
to
bo
given
him
from
this
oftlco
viiscn
lavcous
Among
the
mtlitniy
cadets
appelated
to
West
Point
jester
lay
was
John
llamas
Jack
of
Peru
,
Mo
First
district
with
James
'Wallnco
Droatou
,
Omaha
,
as
alter
-
nate
Iho
postmnster
gonnrnllodny
appointed
Henry
N
Lord
postmaster
at
Doniphan
,
Hall
eountv
,
Neb
,
vleo
J.
'
C
MuGocre
resigned
C
V
Ilnvdon
of
Pnnora
,
In
and
Miss
Lndorvb
Honton
,
foiuierly
of
Washington
,
were
mnrrlnd
In
Baltimore
vestordavnt
the
homo
of
the
bride
s
father
,
dipt
tin
Uonton,
by
the
Kov
J.
II
Smith
,
of
the
M
L
church
The
bride
were
n
beautiful
-
ful
white
Bilk
uiUdo
entrain
nud
trimmed
with
reaora
lace
nnd
cirriod
n
bouqtlctof
Mnrcchal
Nell
roses
Iho
par
-
lor
had
been
beautifully
docoratol
bj
the
brides
most
intlmnto
girl
friends
,
nmoug
whom
wcro
the
Missis
Morrison
Wilkinson
,
Dulin
and
Cm
nip
,
from
Wisiilugton
f
ho
papers
containing
the
tltlo
to
the
land
for
the
1.
oi
t
Omnhn
slto
have
been
approved
and
forwarded
They
are
expected
lioro
soon
As
regards
tliei
additional
lnii
Inccdcd
it
is
understood
that
It
will
have
to
bo
con
-
demned
owing
to
what
tbo
government
con
-
siders
as
high
prices
askodj
by
the
owners
font
Iho
papcis
in
regard
to
the
tltlo
ot,
the
site
for
the
new
Onnihu
publiu
building
have
not
jet
arrived
,
bat
it
Is
understood
that
they
have
been
prepared
and
will
soon
bo
forw
vrded
The
report
ot
tlio
commis
-
sion
selected
to
assess
d
images
h
is
also
been
completed
and
is
on
tha
way
hero
Among
the
presidents
'
Cillers
thisafter
-
noon
was
A
It
Mayor
,
of
Om
iha
Ho
presented
sonted
tl
o
president
with
i
beautiful
silver
modal
stamped
Inietlof
with
the
heads
of
Presidents
Han
Ison
and
Diaz
It
is
ono
of
those
struck
off
nt
Omaha
iubonorof
tbo
delegates
to
the
Pan
American
couyross
and
presented
to
thorn
on
their
recent
visit
to
that
citj
Tlio
president
has
amended
the
civil
service
rules
bo
us
to
provid
v
for
the
fllliug
of
vacan
c
es
In
the
raihv
ly
mall
service
tiy
certlfi
lug
foi
each
vacancy
the
names
of
three
persons
having
the
highest
standing
In
the
on
imitia
tlon
in
the
counties
ou
tlio
line
of
the
road
on
which
the
sc-vico
is
to
bo
rendered
PltltllY
b
HPATU
"
MAi.Cs
UUriANT
The
Cliiof
ol
the
Clierokees
Uses
Vcrj
ttohl
Lansuago
Sr
Louis
Nov
7
The
latest
advices
from
the
Chorokco
uatlou
say
that
Chief
Muyes'
letter
to
the
commissioners
of
the
United
States
has
caused
mucn
excitement
In
the
territory
In
this
lottcr
Chief
M
iyc3
,
rofcrrlng
to
Secrotiry
Nobles
recent
in
-
structions
to
thu
commissioners
regarding
the
cattle
companies
takes
n
bold
,
stand,
virtually
defying
the
United
States
govern
-
ment
,
and
says
in
parti
'
1
ho
Cherokees
do
not
recognlzo
the
right
of
Secretary
Noble
to
lntorfero
with
tlio
sacred
right
that
bas
belonged
to
tbo
Chcro
kees
slnco
tha
purchase
nnd
ow
norshlp
of
their
funds
and
w
ill
eontinuo
to
collect
reve
-
nue
lor
grazing
pilvllcges
until
Secietnry
Noble
shall
sco
lit
to
deprlvo
thorn
of
thi3
revenue
1
>
J
force
,
and
qvon
then
the
Cheio
kocs
will
ende
ior
to
protpct
their
rights
in
tba
premises
in
a
legitimate
waj
"
Referring
to
Assistant
Attorney
General
Shields
'
opinion
as
to
the
legality
of
the
sale,
etc
Maj
cs
says
'
My
conscience
and
sense
of
duty
will
govern
mo
In
this
matter
nnd
not
tbo
opinion
of
the
attotnoy
general
or
the
net
ot
cou
grcss
croatlng
vour
commission
,
which
has
uo
connection
whatcvor
with
the
matter
"
Lx
Chief
Husky
Head
condemns
Mates
action
nnd
says
his
position
Is
sot
only
dan
-
gerous
but
untenable
Other
opponents
of
Mayes
say
his
letter
Is
a
bid
for
war
,
and
the
Indian
Arrow
,
a
paper
antagonisticto
Majos
,
says
in
a
double-leaded
editorial
:
"Uo
wiut
no
war
,
either
in
words
norIn
reality
Wo
want
peace
,
but
wo
vvunt
our
rights
and
want
thorn
assorted
in
a
manlj
wa
)
Wo
want
no
nations
blood
I
hero
is
Justice
oven
tor
us
otbor
than
by
the
Imple
-
ments
of
war
"
Commissioners
Talrchlld
nnd
Wilson
aio
dumbfoundedatthocoursaaffulrs
are
taking
Mayes'
letter
has
boon
telegraphed
to
U
ush-
ington
KNOoicnu
oui
mil
jviomiovb
Their
Scliomo
Tor
Gaining
Control
oC
tlm
boliooln
l'rovontrd
Salt
Lake
,
Utah
,
Nov
7
Judge
Zane
to
-
day
granted
the
gcntllo
school
tiustcesa
writ
of
prohibition
proventlng
the
county
court
from
acting
on
the
petition
of
William
M
Stewart
,
superintendent
of
district
schools
,
from
redisricting
the
public
Bckool
districts
ihoiu
are
twenty
ono
school
dis
trkts
In
this
city
,
each
having
itsown
school
and
grounds
,
and
tha
taxpayers
ot
each
dis
trIU
being
idspoaslblo
far
the
support
ot
its
school
Laoli
district
elects
throe
trustees
annually
to
conduct
the
)
school
affairs
In
lb85
the
gentiles
elected
the
first
gontllo
school
trustee
that
ever
held
oflleo
here
blnco
that
time
tbo
(
.entiles
have
beenpay
-
ing
close
attention
to
school
elections
,
and
the
result
ot
tne
olcctlons
last
Juno
showed
that
thoircntiles
had
seventeen
and
tbo
Mor
-
mons
forty
six
roaring
a
loss
of
control
of
this
public
school
system
iho
Mormons
have
since
that
thno
been
scheming
to
ugalu
got
full
control
of
suporvi&on
,
and
to
that
end
on
October
f
>
petitioned
the
county
court,
which
is
a
Mormon
body
,
to
consolidate
tba
twentj-ouo
districts
it
,
four
,
therebyousting
all
tha
gcntllo
trustees1
,
should
tha
petition
bo
granted
'Iho
county
court
was
to
have
considered
that
mutter
this
ufternoou
,
but
the
writ
of
prohibition
made
returnable
No
vcinbcr
21
prevented
them
UK
SKll'Pi-.l
)
KOK
OANAIJV
How
a
fwirtli
Dakota
Farmer
Provided
I
nra
Unlny
Hay
Pahoo
,
N
,
D
,
Nov
,
7
(
SpecialTclogram
to
The
Urn
J
Ayoufgfarmor
natnod
Tronic
South
has
been
a
tcnapt
on
a
number
of
farms
la
Minuesota
and
North
Dakota
in
the
past
,
and
accumulated
considerable
property,
mostly
on
the
installment
plan
of
paj
ment
,
giving
chattel
mortgages
as
security
,the
sboriff
yesterdaj
proceeded
to
satisfy
ono
of
these
chattel
claims
by
levying
on
forty
bond
of
stock
and
a
number
of
machines
,
wagons
,
ota
blnco
proceedings
vvero
commenced
sixty
seven
other
chattel
mortgages
have
made
their
aDpearauca
against
the
same
property
South
evidently
anticipated
trouble
,
and
about
a
week
ago
prosicd
into
Canada
a
day
ahead
ol
the
officers
lee
amount
taken
by
him
Is
estimated
at
$15,030
Chattel
claims
against
the
property
amount
to
about
11
,000
,
vvnlla
tbo
property
Uvvorjh
about
tJOJJ
J
STATE
ELECTION
RETURNS
Moro
Doflnlto
Plpuroa
Tiom
the
Sovornl
Couutlos
EPWORTH
LEAGUE
ORGANIZED
AM
nnrrir
McUnok
Attempts
Sitlclilc
Aftt
r
Iloiutr
Arresttil
lor
Irv
-
ing
t
<
i
Obtain
n
l.o
m
lj
Pi
null
Knur
Nionn
8
,
N
cb
,
N
ov
7
rSpoelal
to
Til
e
13hi
:
I
Iho
election
icturiis
have
not
jet
been
oftlclully
canv
issed
,
but
enough
Is
known
to
settle
tilt
question
vtuch
lopnt
feeling
between
Niobrara
nndCielghlon
was
manifest
,
the
candidates
far
too
oflleoof
treasurer
being
from
tbo
two
towns
Mc
Cnrn
(
rep
)
from
Crelghton
nmlBojha
(
dem
)
from
Nlobrari
,
the
luttor
being
nlcctcd
bj
9J
m
ijorlty
County
Clerk
Nelson
(
iop
)
was
elected
by
125
mujority
Hon
H
V
Cham
-
bers
,
for
county
juiluo
,
received
the
largest
populur
vote
ot
au
>
can
ltdato
running
CiiricniTos
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
I
Special
Polo
grnm
to
liir
IIbl
]
lhe
result
of
luesdaj's
election
stands
us
reported
McCain
,
re
-
publican
cnudldnti
for
treasurer
,
isdefeated
bv
70
to
100
Undefe
it
is
owing
to
the
split
nmong
the
republicans
nud
to
the
fact
that
bo
Is
u
b
inker
It
is
rumoted
to
night
thut
the
vote
of
this
(
Cicightoti
)
precinct
,
tlio
laifcost
In
the
county
will
bo
contested
on
tl
o
ground
that
tha
ballot
box
vv
is
leftbj
the
judges
in
a
built
\ault
for
an
hour
or
moro
before
the
count
was
completed
bhould
the
piceluct
>
o
thrown
out
the
onlv
result
on
the
countv
ticket
will
bo
the
defeat
ot
Dolphin
phin
(
icp
)
foi
shorlff
,
vvhilo
a
now
olectlon
would
have
to
bo
held
for
township
officers
Kith
OtiATLALA
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Spcclnl
to
Tub
Dm
]
iho
following
is
the
olllciil
count
for
Keith
countv
Judro
of
suproiiio
court
,
T.
L
Norval3J4
,
John
tl
Ames
J03
,
V
P
W
Igton
15
,
regents
Charles
II
Merrill
3J3
,
L
J
r
Ivnlght
J30
,
Willi
im
DMcKnnoy
271.
P.
W.
Hess
COD
IV
Hlukolov
21
O
M
Kern
2.
>
,
Jcnnlo
r
Holmes
lo
L
B
Pilmor
la
,
district
Judge
,
A
II
Chun
h
340
W
U
UissoSOo.sheillT
,
VV
I
Vnll-6oJ
,
HICIser
3UI1
L
M
Irwin
fl"
,
treasurer
,
L
H
Hector
2(37
(
V
b
Abraham
SjO
Allollingsworth
2i
GooigoCoun
41
,
county
commissioner,
Judd
S
loblas
301
W
O
Jnmison
)
lr
,
W.
L
Devlno
15
,
countv
]
ude
{
John
Hlloothu-
ston
31J
,
J
A
rioweis
J03
,
C
M
Dvv
U'
counti
superintcndoit
G
P
Copper
J13
J
H
Kelley
3dl
,
county
survojor
,
CA
Wullter
410
,
coroner
,
C
O
Zelllntcr
Jll
H,
II
W
Dorr
270
ltOLlC
Bvssptt
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
fSpeclal
rolcgrim
to
Tin
Brc
]
Ino
election
in
Uoclt
county
last
lucsday
wastui
exceedincly
mixed
ono
Uoth
parties
did
a
prcat
deal
of
sctatchlng
The
returns
are
nil
m
and
shows
a
very
light
\ote
through
the
county
Iho
republi
-
can
state
ticket
received
u
majority
of
al
out
19J
The
lepubllcins
elected
their
shor
IT
,
trcasuiai
,
superintendent
,
Judge
survojoi
and
coroner
bj
mujonties
ranbing
from
Wi
to
100
W
1
Phillips
(
dem
)
is
elected
county
clerk
by
about
CO
mujouty
,
nnd
the
county
attorney
(
dem
)
by
about
20
ma
jorltv
The
,
county
commissioners
standtwo
democrats
and
ouarepublican
bovvnrd
Sewaiid
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
fSpeeinl
to
Tun
Hus
]
flie
returns
nro
nil
iu
und
the
vote
has
been
canvusscd
the
democratic
victory
is
complete
W.
N
McNoll
,
democratic
nomlnco
for
treasurer
was
elected
by
118
miorityC
]
II
Adams
sheriff
,
by107Aug
-
ust
ltcickman
,
clerk
,
100
,
W
HMinor
judge
,
CO
,
M
Alccliiu
,
superintendent
of
public
instruction
2.
,
Dr
T
A
Greedy
,
coionor
,
13
Judge
Not
vol
this
being
his
homo
,
can
led
the
county
by
J
5
1
his
is
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
county
thut
it
bas
gene
doinocratio
AVnync
Waynp
,
N
b
,
Nov
7
[
Special
to
Tim
Sdl
1
Iho
official
canv
ass
gives
the
rcpub
Ucan
state
ticket
070
votes
in
the
county
,
democratic400
union
labor
101
riieiowcro
three
county
tickets
in
the
field
und
there
was
moro
Bcrntrlilng
thun
over
before
kno
vn
nt
an
election
in
the
countj
Pisliot
(
dom
)
is
elected
treasurer
by
24
plurality
,
Hussell
(
dem
)
for
clerk
has
177
plurullt
)
,
nnd
Uiok-
nbaugft
(
dem
)
for
shoritf
has
n
plurility
of
174
Iho
remainder
of
the
lepublieun
ticket
was
elected
by
pluralities
tangiug
from
100
to
COO
Dakota
Dakota
Ctrr
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
St
>echlto
Tup
tli
b
J
Iho
official
count
was
finished
nt
a
late
hour
last
evening
,
aud
It
hasbeen
u
big
victory
for
the
democrats
Iho
county
went
nboutSjO
democratic
majority
on
the
state
ticket
,
and
all
the
officers
elected
are
democrats
except
ono
,
the
county
judge
,
who
had
a
majority
over
the
other
two
of
U
votes
Ou
the
doinocratio
state
ticket
Ames
his
a
majority
ot
J17
,
McKlnnoy
2.j0and
Hcss2il
Op
the
count
}
ticket
the
democratic
treus
urei
received
the
lnreest
mujoiit
}
of
nny
of
the
candidates
in
the
Ueld
II
own
id
St
Paul
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
to
Tiiu
Hi
e
I
Unofficial
returns
show
that
the
democratic
state
ticket
carried
this
county
by
150
majority
The
following
county
oftl
cers
were
eloctcd
Gumaer
(
dom
)
,
for
treasurer
,
lornes
(
dom
)
,
clerk
,
MoDoneld
(
dem
)
,
sheriff
,
llnniiibal
(
rep
)
,
county
Judge
,
Seebor
(
rep
)
,
commissioner
Huy-
word
(
rep
)
,
superintendent
;
liranch
(
dom
)
,
sui
vej
or
Jell
rutin
rAiitnuitT
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
|
Spoclal
Telegram-
gram
to
Inc
Hep
J
Uoglstrntion
was
a
suc
-
cess
hero
Sixtv-nlno
who
registered
did
not
vote
lwenty-tbroo
votes
were
sworn
In
,
the
reason
for
falhug
to
register
generally
being
forgetfulncss
Iho
city
vote
was
100
loss
Mian
last
year
lo-daj's
canvass
shows
that
Converse
is
olocti
d
clorby
7
plurality
Thcro
Is
talk
of
a
contest
llaycH
Hayfs
Centeb
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
Telegram
to
Tub
Hpb
I
The
following
ma
-
jorities
vvero
received
In
Hayes
county
NorvallSl
Morroll
101
,
Knight
100
,
Laws
U1J
'I
ho
following
republican
officers
were
elected
Geoifeo
Gowlng
,
county
clerk
,
John
Wilson
,
county
Judco
;
Hlohurd
May
,
treasurer
Domopratic
Joseph
A
bmall
,
sherlfT
,
William
MclCltlop
,
county
coin
mlsslonor
,
W
,
P.
Curly
,
county
surveyor,
Milium
<
>.
Obnevv
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
|
Special
Telegram
gram
to
Iiip
Hbk
]
Iho
rppablioans
elect
all
the
codnly
olllcors
except
county
super
-
intendent
and
sboriff
,
they
being
elected
by
the
democrats
,
vv
ith
only
29
majorltj
for
sheriff
,
rhooloetion
is
a
great
surpiisoto
the
ropubllcaus
and
cicates
great
conster
-
nation
In
the
ranks
Iho
prohibitionists
lost
one-half
their
vote
In
thu
county
0
Itlll
IUnTiNQTOf
,
Neb
,
Nov
7.
[
SpecIal
Telegram
to
flirHEB
]
There
ore
raunj
sere
candidates
over
the
late
election
Tlio
republicans
publicans
elected
P.
Nelson
,
clerk
P
,
Jenat
,
treasurer
;
J.
Morton
coininUslonorj
A
MoNeal
surveyor
The
balance
of
the
ticket
was
carrlod
by
the
democrats
1
here
is
a
small
republican
majority
on
the
stuto
uenet
,
as
against
800
democratic
tuujority
four
years
ago
1
uriins
ABirAUOL
,
Neb
,
Nov
,
7
[
Special
to
Tub
Uee
J
Iteturas
come
In
very
slovvlj
En-
.
i
tliuslnsm
scorns
to
have
died
down
with
the
election
rlioiountj
oftlcors
clectoil
so
far
ns
nuw
*
known
nra'
A
I"
Alcl'eak
fortreas
urer
Olmstcad
for
clerk
(
JO
tinlontv
)
,
S
b
Hewitt
for
sheriff
(
dem
)
.
Other
candidates
are
stilt
on
the
nnxious
scat,
nutrtio
Ki
vnsrT
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
JSpeclnl
lelo-
grun
to
Inn
Ufl
]
The
entire
ropubllcnn
county
tlcltot
is
eloctel
in
thft
countv
with
the
exception
of
treasurer
Pho
official
cnunt
was
partlnllv
cinvnsscd
to
da
>
,
giving
Uhoiaisil
Cornell
for
count
}
]
udco
,
*
f
>,and
N
P
McDonald
for
<
ount
}
superiutcndctitj
4"
II
Tie
1
Wllo
}
,
lountv
treasurer
on
the
lioplo
s
ticket
,
rot
thcro
by
170
majorllv
iho
court
house
bonds
carried
bj
441
Iho
lowest
estimate
puts
the
republican
in
ijoritj
for
the
stnto
ticket
at
1
.00
Iho
republicans
consider
It
n
great
victory
considering
the
dis
tdvuntiices
worked
ncuinst
lhotnns
11
Cornell
Is
probably
the
j
oungest
member
bo
longing
to
the
judlclirj
hi
tuo
state
,
being
twoutj-soven
jenis
old
Ilmj
or
Hpimov
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
ISpcclnl
to
Tills
Hrp
]
Iho
following
is
tlio
result
of
the
election
iu
this
eltv
lohn
Nightingale
(
rep
)
,
treasurer
,
M
b
l'lillllps
(
rep
)
,
countv
clorkv
W
Vj
Gordhuo
,
(
rip
)
,
count
}
Judo
(,
L
It
,
Gurvln
(
rep
)
,
eommissloiier
,
IIC.
Mnniiry
(
rep
)
,
eoronor
;
C
Heck
(
rep
)
,
count
}
suneior
,
It
J
'lorm
(
dom
)
,
sheriff
,
Diniol
'
•
covlll
(
ciomiountj)superintendent
Iho
state
and
congrossion
it
republican
tickets
carried
bj
-
'
00
majoiItj
DdiIup
Prpmont
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
|
Special
to
Inn
Urn
1
Iho
oniclnl
canvass
ot
the
election
returns
of
Dolga
count
}
vv
is
made
to
daj
,
Iho
result
show
%
Norvnt
has
1.4MI
Ames
1
,
'JIJ
,
W
Igton
101
Iho
whole
democratic
ticket
is
elected
bj
mujoiltles
ranging
from
2Ja
for
Killeen
foi
cloi
k
to
700
for
Hunter
for
judge
Oleo
Ni
musKA
Citv
Neb
,
Nov
7
ISpeclil
Tolctrnm
to
Iiie
Urn
|
1
ho
oftlci
il
count
re
-
sulted
In
getting
In
another
n
public
m
ein-
dul
ito
Ci
ink
McCntne
}
for
clerk
,
by
n
ina-
jorltv
of
10
llioro
is
cousideriUlo
tulk
ou
thopirtof
1'flaegoii
s
friends
of
contesting
the
elcctio
l
of
U
llluutn
as
sheriff
Chi
irj
Vvt
pntisl
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
rSccl
il
'lclo
cram
to
Tiir
1
11
1
This
bus
been
the
hot
-
test
campaign
iu
the
hlstoiy
of
the
count
}
Iho
republicans
hnvo
elected
judge
trcis
urer
and
superintendent
of
schools
nna
the
domocints
co
nmlssloncr
,
coroner
and
sur
\cor
,
with
clerk
und
shoiilt
still
in
doubt
llllllll
}
Ht-MvPi
mas
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
I
Special
Telegram
gram
to
Tin
llu
]
The
ofllclil
count
is
nmdo
giving
a
ropubllcm
gain
the
entire
republican
countv
ticket
is
elected
except
slieiift
Lee
L
West
(
dom
)
wus
elected
The
)
stnto
ticket
has
a
inajorit
}
otili'J
Pi
rlvlus
Gimnt
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
relegram
to
Inn
Hi
c
J
Ofllcial
returns
from
every
piecmct
In
Pcilclns
county
elect
thu
entire
tire
republican
ticket
except
slieiift
nud
sur
vovoi
,
who
ire
aomocritlc
Norval
on
the
state
ticket
has
a
republican
m
ijoritj
of
170
Gnspci
Erwoon
Neb
,
Nov
7
rv
'lil
folo
gram
to
Int
liu
]
I
ho
republican
mujoritv
ou
the
stuto
ticket
is
123
COVGULbBlON
lU
unruitNs
,
Gosper
Elwood
,
Neb
>
,
Nov
7
[
SpecialTelegram
to
liti
liEi
|
The
official
count
complete
(
.Ives
Laws
453
and
Cusj
erJJb
I
illuioic
Gem
va
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
lelogram
to
Iiie
Hie
I
the
official
canvass
shows
thnt
Laws
catried
this
comity
b
}
1S1
mu
Jorlty
bewnril
Si
vvuin
,
Npb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
Tclogram
to
Pile
Hi
r
1
Cispir
,
the
domocritlccon
gresslonul
caudldato
,
cariled
this
county
by
144
majority
ISlltlll
David
Cur
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
Telo
gi
im
to
Im
liar
J
Cispprs
majority
in
this
,
his
homo
county
Is
750
I
miuntit
DiMnociats
Cel
l-nt
<
Tiii-MONT
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
[
Special
Tele
-
gram
to
Tun
Hee
|
Iho
dcmocrits
of
Pro
uiont
celebrated
the
victories
in
Dod
o
count
}
,
lown
,
Ohio
nud
Now
Yorlt
bj
a
lurgo
parade
at
B
o'clock
this
evening
llio
pro
-
cession
was
hoided
bj
u
b
ind
nnd
tbo
Ic
it
was
bioucjit
up
bv
a
cannon
,
which
was
fired
at
every
street
mteisection
Mu\or
Shorvvln
acted
as
marsh
il
und
the
rank
and
file
carrlcl
biooms
nnd
binncrs
Dr
I
J
Abuott
George
W
Davy
and
James
Murray
were
called
on
nnd
mndo
appropriate
and
characteristic
speeches
after
the
pirudo
ended
Ppvvurtli
IiCiiguo
OiKnnfzctl
Piiemost
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
|
Specinl
to
Tin
Hel
I
At
n
meeting
of
the
North
Nobrask
i
Methodist
conference
held
In
this
citj
cter
dav
afternoon
the
following
dii
etors
or
the
Conference
Cimp
Meeting
and
Assembly
is
sociitlon
were
elected
Kov
P
S
Merrill
Omaha
,
Hev
J
KnucUy
,
Scrlbnoi
,
J
P
Hanson
,
Promont
,
J
I'
Cure
,
South
Omaha
Iho
delegation
picsent
man
oiganuct
uu
Eiiworlb
knguo
foi
this
,
the
Omaha
,
dis
trlct
a
constitution
bolnf
reported
and
adopted
Officers
of
the
lc
iguo
vvero
chosen
ns
lollovvs
President
,
Hev
G
M
liroivn
,
Omuha
,
flrht
vice
president
,
J
P
flaiison
,
Premout
,
second
vice
picsidcnt
Miss
Cuirie
Moon
,
Schuyler
,
secretary
,
W
C
Hluelt-
man
,
Omaha
,
treasurer
,
Lvcrett
11
Lymun
,
South
Omuha
,
board
ot
control
,
H"V
J
\
\
Itoblnson
,
Promont
nev
C
N
Dawson
Omaha
It
was
resolved
to
hold
the
nnnual
meotlng
of
the
league
the
week
prov
ioiis
to
the
Premontcump
meeting
Shot
lllnisilf
ISconimo
Dlsgr
icocl
Gespva
,
Neb
Nov
7
|
Special
to
Iia
Hpb
)
Henry
Schvvllzor
,
living
In
tlio
cdfco
of
York
county
,
near
McCoolc
,
undertookto
obtain
a
$1,000
loan
on
apiece
of
land
not
Ills
own
,
and
the
ntent
who
was
making
the
loan
discovered
the
fraud
anil
had
him
in
rusted
by
tlio
sheriff
of
this
countv
Tills
morning,
shortly
ufter
Schwltzer
got
up
,
ho
Bhot
him
-
self
in
the
stomicli
,
oluiuiing
thu
reason
ho
did
it
was
because
ho
did
not
intend
fraud
nnd
could
not
bear
the
disgrace
The
doc
-
tors
think
ho
will
dlo
Hi
tilers
I
or
No
Man'rf
Lnnil
NioimAiu
,
Neb
,
Nov
7.
[
Sponal
to
The
Ulb.1
Settlers
iu
tented
nnd
housed
wagons
of
all
ilesltnsof
priii
itlvo
architecture
,
uro
pmlng
through
here
dally
for
No
Mails
Lund
,
opposite
hero
,
on
the
Nebraska
pur-
tlou
of
the
Sioux
reservation
the
bridge
across
the
Niobiara
river
at
this
point
mukos
it
very
easy
of
uccuss
In
New
Qnni
tors
Keaiiwev
,
Neb
,
Nov
,
7
[
SpecialTele
-
gram
to
j
>
e
Ueb
J
The
City
National
bunk
moved
inu
its
uew
quarters
to
dav
,
a
now
three
story
building
vvhioa
lias
Just
bcon
completed
Huildlng
is
go
ng
on
rupidly
all
oyer
the
city
and
the
demand
for
brick
ox
cecds
the
homo
supply
IMitfitl
Oniltv
to
ilor-in
htonllnc
NEniiASKACltv
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
ISpcclal
Telegram
to
'J
iie
Hee
]
Gotfrled
Bowman
,
charged
with
stealing
a
team
of
horses
from
his
employer
,
Lewis
Uanzcl
,
todaypleaded
guilty
anu
was
bound
over
in
t500
to
the
dis
-
trict
court
,
_
____
Ackerninn
Captured
at
Hprlnuflelil
SiitiNGHBU/
/
,
Neb
,
Nov
7
,ISperlalto
Tub
Ueb
J
David
Ackermun
,
who
is
vyanted
at
Lincoln
on
the
charge
of
raping
his
ten
j
oar
old
sister
,
was
arrested
here
tillsafter
-
noon
by
Detective
Llddard
,
and
place
>lIn
jail
to
await
the
arrival
of
tbo
officers
of
Laucaiter
count
}
.
ij
„
|
I
HUTCHISON
WAS
SACRIFICED
,-I
Ho
Wna
Made
to
Suitor
Tor
llltJ'
H
Party's
Slus
H
THE
LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICAN
;
l
Inillcntlotin
riiin
Holes
Is
tlin
Onl
"
BJ
li
moi
rat
on
tlio
stnto
Ticket
]
M
iiectpl
:
lt
<
turns
Comfl
Inu
In
Slow
I
)
.
i
B
Tlio
Sitiintlon
In
lown
'
fl
DrsMoisis
In
,
Nov
7
[
Special
rele-
'BJ'
grim
to'1
ur
13i
l
1
'J
lie
latest
tlection
ro-
'
B
tltrns
Indie
ito
that
J
Ir
Holes
Is
elected
gov-
'
BJ
crnor
nud
that
tlio
Uelslattiro
will
bo
safclv
BJ
rcpubllciin
It
Is
piobvblo
Hint
nil
of
tlio
re
BJ
public
in
stnto
ticket
except
governor
is
B
elected
,
though
it
is
very
hml
work
to
get
tlio
figures
upon
It
Tin
)
uractko
In
most
BB
counties
is
to
count
tlio
vote
on
the
hend
of
!
the
ticket
first
,
so
that
Is
nil
Hint
is
reported
|
B
tor
some
time
Unless
the
roturnlng
officers
B
think
to
miiko
a
dupllcite
of
tl
cir
tuturns
,
BB
the
poll
ban
)
s
w
111
not
toll
thu
stdtj
until
B
tiext.Mondii
}
,
uhon
the
ofllcial
ctnv
issof
tha
iflfl
totiinis
takes
place
Hint
Is
whv
It
Is
so
Iflfl
hard
to
tell
how
tha
tall
of
the
ticket
has
II
fun
it
,
ulttiough
tlio
election
was
over
furtj-
]
ci
ht
bonis
iijo
Hut
u
lirgu
uiimbei
of
pieiflj
eincts
Imvu
been
eiunpirod
,
and
tt
wus
found
flfl
tint
Holes
nn
o
mtieh
itln
lit
of
Ills
flfl
ticl
ct
that
itis
not
linprobibla
that
tlio
test
flfl
of
It
was
defeated
iho
republicans
lira
hoping
to
pull
throiieh
flfl
ull
suvu
Hutchison
Ho
was
thu
UrLet
for
flfl
bo
muu
}
mitt
prohibition
votes
that
he
had
flfl
to
sulTci
foi
wait
miiiv
tunned
thu
puitj's
fljl
Bins
In
liiuii
}
liistuucos
rvpuhllciinsolul
flfl
nc
dust
him
us
the
lie
id
of
the
tlclcutin
oiler
fl
to
show
tin
ir
dislike
fui
piohlbltioii
llien
flfl
ho
lost
some
votes
from
rilliond
men
nnd
flfl
some
from
untl
uiouop3lists
,
who
thouuht
ha
flfl
wus
not
In
entile
suipath
}
witlitliein
flfl
If
Mr
Holes
docs
not
have
moia
than
G
OJOoi
posslblv
'jOjD
'
iiluinlltv
the
lest
offll
his
ticket
is
prouablv
defc
itpd
.
fll
bpLiicei
bmlth
the
iciublicnn
pandidnto
for
ratli
nud
commission
!
.
!
,
run
>
.
nhe
id
of
bisfll
colleagues
,
hiving
driwu
somu
nnti
mono
-
no
|
ol
}
Bill
port
fi
oui
the
dt
moei
its
und
it
Is
flfl
ulmost
eci
t
lin
thut
bo
has
been
eli
eted
flfl
J
he
re
public
ins
will
hnvo
u
s
ifu
majority
flfl
ou
Joint
ballot
in
thu
Icglslnttno
,
though
It
la
sine
to
bo
rim
ill
flciuwill
bu
iiiniij
no
v
flfl
flees
seen
theie
ind
Home
of
the
old
ones
flfl
will
bo
greatly
missed
lhe
untl
monopolists
flfl
vvlllireitly
miss
their
eliumpions
•senator
1
afooung
of
Atl
intlc
ox
bpc
il
er
Ueil-
B
iu
in
,
oi
l'oivesheik
countv
and
Wilbur
,
of
flfl
Ilod
.
ho
lattci
wus
defc
ited
bv
the
<
anflfl
diliej
of
P
P
Wiicht
the
pi
csi
lent
of
the
flfl
stito
tcniptiai
ci
mil
uu
is
who
thus
elected
flfl
u
deinoer
it
to
vote
for
the
icpeil
of
the
proflfl
hibltion
1
uv
flfl
J
ho
democrats
nio
anxiously
inquiring
for
flfl
the
pitiomiLc'hut
will
come
to
them
bv
the
flfl
election
of
tloies
He
will
bavo
the
appointflfl
ingofcnvaril
proinitiont
nfllimls
,
im
ludlng
flfl
the
1
iboL
eomtnlsslouci
,
mlnocommissioners
,
flfl
Iho
1
itcst
figures
|
ho
llnlcsti
10j
in
ijorlty
flfl
ovci
llutcblsou
and
the
)
lciult
will
not
flfl
differ
voiv
much
fro
u
that
flfl
lts
i'oims
Nov
7
1
lie
Hcgistor
(
rep
)
flfl]
snvs
Hi
vised
ligtiies
|
,
ivo
Boies
fortovflfl
crnoi
4
TOO
iilurilitv
,
nud
indicuto
the
prtbiflfl
1)1
e
elcc
lion
of
ull
the
iciuibllean
state
tleltit
flfl
except
(
.oveinorflfl
MIlHon's
'
Hi-t.lrelion
AhBiiiodH
DisMoimb
la
,
Nov
7
Alditionul
returns
-
B
turns
on
lecislntlvo
.
ticket
stow
that
theflfl
rcpubllciin
majoiitj
on
Joint
billet
will
bo
enhi
,
thus
insuring
thuo
clPetion
of
benu-*
tor
Allison
IbI
CrunloKl
Countv
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,
l
"
P
Vaii
In
,
Nov
SpCcIiltoTm
[
Bur
J
|BJ
Criwford
court
j
(
,
avn
011
for
the
ilomo
BJ
ciitio
statu
ticket
,
a
tain
of
5JJ
ovei
ono
BJ
j
ear
ago
She
elected
evorj
<
indldiite
with
BJ
mujonties
of
from
300
to
fcOO
Holtn
(
clem
)
BJ
is
elected
to
the
senate
ovci
Horn
ins
(
rep
)
H|
in
the
ihirl
}
fourth
dlstuct
bj
fiom
dOO
to
Hfl
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i
oiintv
flfl
Sioux
City
,
la
,
Nov
7
[
Special
to
Tnu
flfl
Hli
1
Ihoio
is
no
moro
eAttnordiiiary
do
tall
of
the
Iowa
election
tb
in
the
defoatof
D
A
Migco
,
who
was
the
rcpul'tean
eandl
BJ
duto
foi
re
election
as
hheiiff
iu
tins
county
Bj
lhn
m
ijoritj-
against
linn
lust
Tuesday
was
IJ
1
fl
>
J
Iwo
jcirs
ugo
ho
vvns
elected
sheriff
BJ
bj
i
republican
majoiitv
of
350
Ihorclsa
|
flj
natural
republican
mujorltj
in
the
count
}
of
SH
450
lb
etc
was
nbsolutcly
no
ciuse
for
jH
Shi
I
Iff
Mugcus
defeat
exeopt
the
prohibl-
II
tlon
issue
Mr
Miil'Cu
is
a
leullng
busli.css
iH
man
n
man
of
tliulngheati
crson
il
cliaractor
,
BJ
n
most
capable
oillcpi
,
ui
d
ho
bud
served
two
I
H|
tminsus
mavoi
uiiil
in
other
lei
al
o
fll
cos
|fll
bchiL
,
alwu
}
b
elected
by
moro
Hum
his
p
irtyilflfl
yato
Ho
had
always
been
u
high
liccnso
nBl
Juan
but
ho
also
stood
foi
the
enforceUflJ
mcut
of
law
,
whatever
tlio
law
might
bo
flfltj
bo
|
opului
wus
Mi
Magee
and
so
strong
JfflJ
wis
thocoull
ioi
co
even
of
the
most
cxtrune
j
?fll
piolilbltionists
in
his
cliaractor
,
thut
tbuy
t
fll
urge
1
iilm
for
iiomlnnllon
and
afterwards
for
1
flj
oleetiou
,
notwithstanding
his
open
iivnvval
t
flj
thut
ho
was
not
apronlbltlonlBt
,
and
nolwith-
n
flj
stnidiue
that
ho
wis
reluctant
foi
business
It
flj
leiisons
to
ai
ccpt
the
olllco
fl
{
{
As
sheriff
Mr
MiicO
(
was
ns
good
as
hisMil
vvoid
Ho
enforced
the
law
,
not
in
an
urblM
ti
u
v
or
bdcpIuUv
oircnsivu
way
but
in
nbsoIWfll
Into
good
ftilth
,
as
nil
admit
As
a
result
BB
every
regular
saloon
vvns
clowd
,
the
gamflfl
hlcrs
,
prostitutes
and
most
at
tlio
saloon
men
(Mfl
were
driven
across
the
river
to
Covington
,
'nflfl
Neb
,
which
quickly
bee
line
u
place
of
noIflfl
toilcty
by
leison
of
thcii
presence
IIoulso
flfl
kest
up
u
rcleutloss
war
nn
kcc
|
ors
of
I
holes
in
the
wall
bnotle
crs
mid
nil
fjfl
olhci
violutors
of
the
llmioi
law
who
under
I
I
tonic
to
cairj
on
tin
Ir
woi
kin
Sioux
City
or
ati
}
where
in
the
count
}
Alt
Magco
was
rcnnmlnatod
attain
n
ulnst
hispicferei
re
and
made
a
Btroiiecr
llelit
tnnn
in
v
othorcundiuato
could
have
uono
,
M
His
defeat
by
such
an
overwhelming
mu-
jorlty
is
therefore
a
iiiostBignllleaiit
lllustra-
lion
of
local
fieiitimeut
ou
the
prohibition
ibsuo
Hundrcls
ot
lepublicans
who
are
i
strong
personal
friends
of
Mr
M
igoo
,
und
j
who
hud
nbsolutol
}
no
fault
to
find
with
his
]
ui'mlnlBtrition
of
tha
olllcc
,
vvero
jut
so
cm-
S
blttcrcd
against
the
law
thut
tlid
}
voted
1
ugaiust
tjJin
In
an
iutciviow
Mr
Mu
>
,
e0S
says
'
Woodburj
county
hns
h
id
a
practical
|
test
of
the
piohlbilot
v
law
,
and
mv
defi
nt
i1
simply
u
usult
of
that
lost
Wo
slutted
out
.
f
some
time
ago
with
prohibition
us
a
noa-
'
paitlsan
affair
,
but
wo
ull
have
recognizedla
state
cunipaiftis
thut
it
hns
become
prao-
ticallyatcst
I
his
clpctfou
Is
notice
to
the
'
partv
thnt
wo
must
mulio
a
climb
from
the
iuili
moril
plino
to
which
this
question
lias
olovatcd
us
,
and
cot
down
lo
where
the
pee
'
pie
llvo
and
inluelu
in
the
pursuit
of
buppl-
ncss"
____
pisvhiitouH
rutn
|
A
(
onfl
itiriilinn
nt
l'ptpp
liirg
,
Va
One
Lilci
Lout
Petphsiiuiio
,
Vn
,
Nov
7
A
terrible
tire
I
stm
ted
of
8
o'clock
this
morning
In
George
II
Dav
Is
ii
Co's
dry
goods
nouso
on
Sycamore
-
,
more
strcot
,
and
spread
with
incredible
rapidity
,
burning
down
in
a
short
time
the
*
whole
iron
front
block
und
adjoining
proper
-
ties
The
flumes
leaped
across
thu
stiect
und
destroj
cd
tha
Odd
I
allows
bull
and
11
vo
a
or
six
other
buildings
Lieutenant
Ciichtoa
,
,m
of
the
police
forcu
was
In
ono
of
the
burn
*
Wi
lug
buildings
when
the
wall
fell
In
on
him
,
Ji
Ho
was
burned
to
deith
Hull
a
block
on
Tl
cueh
stdo
of
bjcamoro
street
,
from
I
abb
,1,
street
westward
,
is
(
one
Tbo
total
lotsvl
is
ostlmutcd
at
HOOOOei
,
insurance
Jj50KK
(I
'J
ho
Winihci
PorooMst
"
*
m
Tor
Omaha
nnd
Vicinity
Pair
weather
*
/
?
Nebraska
Haln
or
snow
,
preceded
by
fair
,\
no
decided
change
in
temperature
i
Iowa
Light
rain
or
suovv
,
cooler
,
north*
wekterly
winds
bouth
Dakota
ralr
followed
by
light
rain
or
snow
,
I
o
decided
change
Intempera
-
ture
except
warmer
lu
western
portions
,
Vfc-
I
nablo
winds
.
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m
.
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