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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 2.-yirg-inis 6's deferred,
due coupons. s4s.; do. ten-forties. 5Sa bid
BALTIMORE. November 2.-Co,ton ouiet-mid
sIs; d1ns, Ill diS Flour quiet and nnchangea- Howard
$50; do family 6 sa So 'a cS So p dI & snra' s,oss &
S,5; do. extra. e;ooa6; so: do. Rio hrSnds, S.Ss;
amer' er' Te.sr .c,1 ,strGYSSsOqthern r asaiiS do
western winter red sSct and No .a
Deoenber - sal a. January l. 4ss.sl is,.: Feb.
western firmer-southern white. 20 new: do yellow.
e. 9.a6s new; western mixed. sIot and November 81
rnner but southern. isa5O; western white 5oasi;
90; mixed $3.50 ienns,l lsania. 49a50 Rye steady.
Pennsylvania and Maryland, lsooa2l.oo Provisions %
shoulder Nominal clear rib ider ,u nominal s'USe SSs
naSsksa; IS siss 81 and lH9 shoulders clear
P9 ap%sr rs for c grass lSa25 Es
IA sugar dHll-A rqft, TO-; Whisky lower, liza
ssSs@n sS% sis nC@P .., 2s !, a ts.d Rec
bushels oats. I6o6 bushels rye 900 bushels Ship
nientswheat :, 900 bushels: corn. 81 3a2 bushels.
NEW YoRK, November 2Nstocks weak. ""ss Money,
p; Ss6 ,, EhGhanss-i1ng $500 short 4s. staie bonds
NEW YORK. November 2.-Flour steady and quiet.
cent better and quiet Pork steady and quiet. IL; IS.
for bS SS,s%'s5 saa ss s
Western first mortgage trustees certificates Sc a do.
Central S aois Central sGc0nsi nsi iO SsS nSs
sss sna g. fsa ss s fsd Western
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations current in New York
to-day at 2:30 pm, reported 10y ii. ii. Dodge Of
$50 18th street. by special wire:-wesern Union s6;
New York CentraI. l4o4 Lake Shore. l22s; Michigan
Central 94As New York, Lake Erie and Western 46,;
do. preferred, ss;s; do seconds. los's; Delaware.
trail %: Delaware and Hudson. ios, Rsas;sn inn
Ss3; NoTthTestern. 1851; ST Paul, lOss;
Pacific. F. l2oA.' G NJ, K; and T. az; Hannibal and
ssissppi a.: Pacific Mail 49,: C. C. and l. G, 2O7ga
2ss northern Pacific common, 3S7s; do. preferred,
S0s4: San Francisco common, 44S Central Pacific,
957s Rock Island. 1851 Chesapeake and Ohio.
tanooga; s2as4 Ontario and Western, s2s. Manhattan
Elevated, 53r: Canada southern. 647s: Distric; Of
Columbia 65 bonds, lo7 bid Denver and Rio Grsnde,
SlAS: St Paul and Omaha 4l& do. preferred, 1927:
Z, Z. &. and J.. 9219; Erie and Western, 46;
Chicago. ST. Louis and New Orleans 70: Ohio Cen.
a72H " -
Closing Government Bonds.-6's reg, IJlalOIik;
do coupcn l0lsal0ls; 4t's reg, lI2all2a; do.
coupon, ll3all3a; As reg 1l6all6s; do coupon. ll6
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $780,, ,603. 90; customs, 1891 1881.
THE PRESIDENT will go tomorrow by the limited
express to New York.
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ANGR OF THH rHRRMONgrRR

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the thermome-
ter at the Signal ONCE during the day: a. M So 8
deg. II am, 67.6 deg; 2 pm, C0deR. Maximum
e06 deg: minimum, 67.3 deg.
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District Government ffairs.
The Commissioners have appointed Mr.. Jacob f.
Staub inspector OF flour for Georgetown.
CLAIM RULED OUT.
The Commissioners have declined to consider the
claim OF Mr. Geo. Schlosser for $40, expenses in
CURED In caring for James Fleming, who was
Iatally injured Dy De1ng run over by the carriage
or Assistant Chief Engineer Drew some time ago
WMle Ine latter was On the way to fire. The first
cOntrOiler or the treasury decided that there was
no auIhOrlty Tor the payment Of this claim.
THE DISTRICT wATER SUPPLY.
AT the request of the Census Office officials, ask.
Ing for information as to the water supply of this
District, Water Registrar Cox states that the SUM-
ply mere is furnished by the United States. the
power being by both gravity and pumping, the
source from dam above the Great Falls Of the
Potomac, at cost of s. 1878 OF which the
Hnlted states expended $3,fS4,54672. the city of
Washington 81, ,313351.1 II andt Georgetown $4,000
me water was introduced In 1858 through a main
cOndult rect In diameter OF egg shane the ma
ter1al used In its construction being brick and Q
miles IN length. The head is 145 feet high with a
capaclty OF 3OOOO,OOO gallons in "a hours The
average yearly repairs amount In cost to $4,000:
there IS no niter1ng process used but the conduit
Is cleaned twice year. Two pumps are used, one
a Knowles ana one Blake running day and night
throughout the whole year, the force mains being
3O0O feet and 36 revolutions per minute, making q
guaranteed duty OF "a, ,0CO,O gallons for one and
OCOO gallons for the other. The water, accord
ing to chemical analysis, stands No on the list,
for purity, OF all the water works In the cities and
towns in the United StateS-S0me S7o In number
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European Matters Of Interest.

ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, November 2.-The Times denies the
statement OF the Morning Post that the govern
Hent mas resolved to enter upon more direct rela-
tOnS with the Vatican.
RETURNING ROYAL VISITS.
The Pesther LlOyd says S:-'The Emperor and En-
press OF Austria, the Crown Prince and Princess,
ana Prince Leopold OF Bavaria and Princess Girl
sela Will, in the month OF May next, return the
Visit OF the King and Queen OF Italy,"
IMPORTANT CAPTURE RUSSIA.
LONDON, November 2-The st. Petersburg cor.
respondent or the Daily Telegraph says: ~ have
trustworthy Information that the police have Just
mace an important capture. Suspicious have been
directed TO the inmates OF ahouse i'm respectable
quarter OF the city, The police surrounded the place
at night, burst open the doors, and seized a man
ana woman who were preparing dangerous eX-
piosives- Socialist pamphlets were found i'm the
rooms. The man Is a student In the school OF
mines.
L0RILLARD's MISTAKE VERY LAME.
Mr. LOrilard's colt Mistake pulled up very lame
in the race for the Brighton autumn handicap yes
terday.
APPOINTED AUSTRIAN MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
CAIRO, November 2.-Herr j. VonSchoeffer, at
present diplomatic agent and consul general OF
Austria at Alexandria, has been appointed Aus
trian minister at Washington.
NIHILIST PROCLAMATIoNS UNDER THE CARS NOSE.
LONDON, November 2-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent OF the Standard says: Last week nu-
merouS nihilist proclamationS were distributed
about the city, and several copies were thrown
into the barracks of the imperial guard. II is
stated that the Car has lately received many
threatening miSSiveS.
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The Newark national rsnuG Co,,.r.c,

NEWARK, Nj, November 2.-Government Exam-
iher Shelly is still at work In the Mechanics Bank
ahu docs not expect to finish his report to the
uoler OF the currency until Thursday night or
friday The report VIII not be made public. and
VIII pe sent 10 Washington as soon as finished.
pom THIS statement the controller will appoint a
TeceiNer director George A. Halsey said to-day
tnat the advice or directors had been asked as TO
VINO should be appointed receiver, and that they
Moulu MAKE a Recommendation in all probability.
IN, Int 4rectors, believe Baldwin's accusation
that Nugent has received the money which
Is missing Several directors expressed the belief
that the depo,tors would lose p per cent nd per-
maps more There have been no manifestations OF
uouole IN the business community resulting from
the tallure, ana the excitement here has abated.
DiS,rlcl Attor ~ keaShy says no furtler arrests
VIII De made, for chc present at least.
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EX-SENATOR SPENCER says the item that he is an
applicant for Office is untrue; that he does not
want Office and would not accept the best in the
Presidents gift
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GOVERNMENT CLERKS GOING HOME TO voTE.-The
clerks in the several departments, who live in
states which hold elections next Tuesday, will be
given leave of absence covering time sufficient to
go to their homes to vote and return.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES went to New York
last night. First Assistant Hatton is in Iowa.
Second Assistant Elmer is in New York, and Third
Assistant HaZen is acting Postmaster General.
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The Great Gold Minc i'm Colorado.

kAtifhNfNT IN DENVER ABOUT THE ''FTSDm
DENVER, Col, November 2-ConSidcrable ex-
cltenent has been created I'm mining circles here
10y the publication OF results obtained from work
ing the recently discovered gold bearing lode in
the summit district In thls state Mining experts
and capitalists interested in the "1nd" claim That
II will prove the largest and most valuable gold
inne in the United States IL is claimed that the
result OF actual working for one month with a Is
stamp mill is Sl01,0n, and that the tailngs are
worth $500 per ton The assays, IL is said, run as
liIl Sll
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Enraged Arizona Cow Boys.

CAVALRY CALLED OUT TO PROTECT 4 TOWN.
TUCSON, ARIZONA, November 2-Trouble is likely
to arise from the recent shooting OF cow boys, by
Marshal carp and his posse at Mudstone. Marshal
Earp, yesterday, telegraphed Gen. Wilcox to send
company OF cavalry TO protect the town from the
cow boys. company OF cavalry at Huacuca was
ordered to be ready to march il required. The
examination OF the marshal at MudStone is pro-
ceedng with closed doors. A large amount OF
money has been raised by the friends OF the COW
boys TO assist the prosecution.
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Railroad Matters.
OPENING OF THE SOMERSET AND CAMBRIA RAuRnAn

BALTIMORE, Nd, November Am excursion
party, consisting OF the president and directors
and other officials OF the Baltimore and Ohio road
a number or business men and capitalists OF the
city and representatives OF the press. lett this
morning on special train for JOhnstown, Pa to
be present at the formal opening OF the Somerset
and Cambria railroad on Thursday. The new road. !.
forty-ive miles in length, connects Johnstown
with the PittSburg division OF the Baltimore and
Ohio. The party, occupying six coaches, will
spend Tonight at Somerset Pa During their
visit to JohnstOwn they will inspect the mammoth
works OF the Cambria Steel and Iron Company.
FRUITLESS RAILROAD CONFERENCE IN BALTIMORE.
A meeting and confer ence OF the committee OF
bondhOlderS OF the Marietta Cincinnati railroad,
and representatives OF the Baltimore & Ohio in
terest, was held here yesterday on the subject OF
a reorganization OF the Marietta road. After a
session OF eight hours or more, nothing definite
was decided on and the conference adjourned
without day. Those present on behalf OF the
bOndholderS committee were MeSSrs- j. B. DumOnt
E. II. Bacon, and NJ. Coke, of New York; Skipwith
Wilmer, T. Edward HambletOn II. Irving Keyser,
OF Baltimore; w. +. McClintick OF Cincinnati,
counsel OF the Marietta 4 Cincinnati; John X.
Cowen, counsel OF the Baltimore Ohio, and
others in that corporation. The meeting was in
communication with President Garrett, and
numerous messages passed between the parties.
Mr.. Koontz OF New York, chairman OF the COM
mttee Of bondhOlders, was the only member
absent
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THE EVENING STAR.
BOOKS. &c.
II ATE PUBLICATIONS.

III
Aunt Serena, by Miss Howard. author Of One Sum-
mer. 81. 25 Our Familiar Songs and Those Who Made
Them, by Helen +. Johnson 4to-, So The sun. by c.
A Young. Inter Sci. Series. 81. A PickwteKian Pill
grimage, by John X. G.. Hassard, 81. Illusion, by
James STlly, Inter. Sci. Series, $50 Country By
Ways, by s. o. Jewett, 81. 25. japanese Episodes, by
T.. H. House, ST. The Glad Year Round, by Miss A. G.
PlyInton, beautifully illustrated 81. 50. The Man
Jesus, by J. W. Chadwick, 81. Bayard TsyIor's Home
Ballads illustrated, s.: In the Brush; or Old Time
Life in the Southwest, by H. W. Person, d. D.. 81 So
South Sea Sketches, by Mrs NJ V. DahIgren, 81. so
Also just received fine assortment of Russia Seal
and Calfskin POcke tbooks, Wallets, Card Cases &C.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
o2S IOI5 Psnnsviyania aysnSe
NEW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.-THE
~ shakspeare Phrase Book, g; Hurd's The Theory
OF Our National Existence, 81 so; Won Hcesks Const-
fntona History of the United States, vol 8, $3.50;
Bunce's Bachelor Bluff 81 25; Clarke's Browne on
sages and Customs s.; The Pageant and Other POEMS
$l23; Wordsworth His Life and Works, 2 vols, by
LymingtOn 81; Banning Ardens Patent Cases. vol. l.
tCircuit Court SO; Miers Fields Federal Practice
50 so; Lawson on Usaees and Customs, $3.50; Manual
OF Trade Mark Gases, by Cox, 50.
full line of Stereoscopic Views of the City. Pub
Usher of .Morrsons Strangers Guide Washington" :"
New Goods received daily.
VIM. Fl. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
o20 No. 4I5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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COMING TREASURY CHANGES.-The President,
when in New York; will have conference with
Judge Folger, the new Secretary OF the Treasury,
touching the administration OF the Treasury de-
partment. RumOr has it that many important
changes in the subordinate officers in that depart
ment will occur in January next.
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LOVE POWDERS LEAD TO DTvoRcK-To-day n
the Equity Court, Judge Wylie made q decree d.
vorcing from the bonds OF matrimony Moses 0glo
with Virginia Ogle. They were married In March,
1867, and they lived together until about two yoa&1
ago. The cause OF the separation appears NON
the testimony to have been the discovery Of tho
wffe's fnfldelity. One witness testified that -
admitted that she had been Intimate with O.
Johnny Hopper, who put some love pow1eEe q
some apples and gave her, and she now loved ~
better than she did 0gle. She acknowlodgcd -
and 6ey parted, che going 70 Leesburgs Va
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kilograms to The Star.
NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTER TO WASHINGTON
NO CONFEDERATE GOLD IN ENGLISH BANKS
AMERICAN MINERS IN MEXICO ousTrD
The Irish Land League Troubles.
THE DISTURBANCES IN COUNTY MAYO.


LONDON, November 2-The disturbances con-
tlnue at Relmullet, county Mayo. Thus far four
OF the persons wounded in the affray on Thursday
last are dead, and six more deaths are expected
TWO hundred military and two hundred police are
on the spot The roads leading TO Aglow are
blockaded with stones. and the bridge has been
broken, for the purpose OF impeding the move
mentS OF the military.
ANOTHER ARREST UNDER THE COERCION ACT
MI Gilhooly, secretary OF the Bantry County
CORK branch OF the land league, arrested last
evening under the coercion act.
SEXTON TO GO TO FRANCE.
LONDON, November "A telegram is published
mere announcing that MIR. Sexton has been given
10 understand that he is to go to France a con-
dltlon OF his release from prison.
SEXTON NOT ABLE TO TRAVEL
LONDON. November 2.-Mr. Sexton. who was
released from kilmainham Jail last evening, on
account OF Illness is at present unable TO travel
THE LIVERPOOL LEAGUE TO GLADSTONE.
LONDON, November 2.-The secretary OF the
Liverpool branch of the land league has tele-
graphed 10 Mr.. Gladstone as follows :-"The cleo
lions yesterday show how your resources OF civili-
cation are appreciated by 10000 Irish citizens
here"
THE LIMERICK FARMERS.
LIMERICK, November 1.-Two thousand tenant
farmers in the county Limerick have resolved to
apply II the land commission to fix judicial rent or
set aside unju leases.
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II ATEST PUBLICATIONS.

II AIEST PUBLICA1IUNS.
Mercy and Judgment, Canon Farrar. 81 so; Words Of
Truth and Wisdom, Canon Farrar, So The OratOns OF
The Crown, Bddle 81 50; Vita Wisdom of the Ear
Of Beaeonseld. II .25 Wild Work, the Story of Red
Eiyer Tragedy 81 so; HOmosele, Round Robin Series
81 Book of the Black Bass. Henshall So; yalombrosa
w w Story 81; American Version of the Revised New
Testament ST; Eastern Proverbs and Emblems, So. so
Ancient Bronze Implements of Great Britain and Ire
and, 50; The Yorktown Campaign, 1TS1, 81; Franklin
Square and Seaside Library.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
PENN yly aDia
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THIRD ISSUE OF STOCK
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Subscription Books open for the third issue Of
Stock. The first payment will be due NOVEMBER 2,
1881 at the regular meeting of the Association Marnis
Hail. street. between 9th and 10th streets northwest
l30 Payments will be received by the Secretary at
his Office GIT 7th street northwest.
JAMES H. SAvILLE. Pres't. H. H. TwoMBLY 1st V.P..
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STAR SERVICE SAvINGs.-The decrease in the
expenditures OF the star service for the month OF
October, 1881, was $55,T
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GEO. +. TIMMS. HARRY B. PARKER.
GEO. F. TIMMs & co.
Have completed all their preparations and are now en-
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DIsMIssED.-CharleS Caldwell, colored, who for
merly held the position as messenger to the late
Assistant Postmaster General Brady was dismissed
to-day, to take effect October 3lst
SECRETARY Hunt will leave the city tomorrow
morning for tour of inspection Of the Eastern
navy yards. He will be gone but week. He will
go as far as New York with President Arthur.
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COMMISSIONS AS PosTMAsTERs were to-day for
warded from the Post Office department to the
Floyd county; J. w. Daley, Daysville, Loudoun
county; w. W. Magee, Stony Creek Warehouse,
Sussex county; Clifford statham, Lynchburg,
Campbell county, Virginia, and E. H. GOchenour,
Gushing, BraxtOn county, West Virginia.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED
ANGLIM'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE,
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, F STREET.
Cash paid for all kinds of Books Pamphlets &c. 3m
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Me1lCans OuSt Americans from n Mine.
tar, Sonora, say the Mexicans have taken posses
sion OF the San Feliato mine, which an American
company was working, basing their claim on 8
tech1cal1ty. The Americans have presented pro
test to Gov. Otiza who refused to notice it. and pu,
the MeXicans in possession.
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MY FRIENDS AND FORMER CUSTOMERS
t-S will find me now located at 3lO7 Bridge street.
to see them.
oI9-eo2w JNO, THOS, SHAW.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

Ar Yorktown on the 18th, the Cen
tennial ceremonies began with an imposing
procession Of Masons and persons Of distinc-
ton, including President Arthur, who was
loudly cheered "a the march TO the grand
stand, Cabinet officers, Congressman. M
tional Guards, and Army and Navy officers,
who were attended also By the troops Of
al arms. When I'll had taken the
places assigned them the cercmo-
mics were opened with prayer by
Rev. Robert Nelson, grandson Of Governor
Nelson, who commanded the Virginia mill
itia Al Yorktown. He thanked God for tho
100 years Of blessings ~vouchsafed this
try, for Washington, for our allies, and for
our victory. and prayed that the people q
this land might not pride themselves
too much upon their " achIeve-
ments and prosperity. but that they
might thank and trust the Lord.
At the conclusion Of the prayer the band
played the star spangIed Banner, with ar
tillery accompaniment. Governor Holiday,
OF Virginia, then delivered the address %
welcome. His illusions 70 the unity Of
sentiment, purpose and destiny Of al
sections Of our common country were
greeted with enthusiastic applause.
United States Senator }. w. Johnston, Of
Virginia, Chairman Or the Congressional
Commission, then made q few appropriate
remarks, in which he -ketched the history
or the surrender, read from the original
documents an account Of the action Of
Congress nt the time, and exhibit
ca the sword voted to the messenger
who bore the news Of the surrender.
Workmen, under the direction Of the Grand
Master or Virginia, then laid the corner
stone, according 70 the ancient and honora-
bic rite. Judge B. r. Wexford, Of Virginia,
the Masonic orator, made an eloquent adj
dress, at the conclusion OF which the cer-
tmonIes ended. The pyrotcchnic di~playat
night was magnificent. All the war ships
were brilliantly illuminated, presenting .
beautiful sIght.
TnE Mississippi a. Keokuk Is two
inches higher than the freshet 81 last spring.
Railway shops and lumber-yards in tho
lower part OF The city are already surrounded
by water, and great damage Il apprc-
hcnded.
The appointment q Gen. ~Pendcrgast
as Governor General Of Cuba, 20 succeed
gen. Blanco, has been eazetted. II Is be-
Iicvcd he viii take out 4 decree granting
amnesty u the cxilcd journalists.
THE residence d n. Mccarthy, al
Cooks Corners. Franklin County, n. ~,
burned the other night, and four children
persisted Ia tho flames.
Ar Cincinnati, on the 18th, Maria
Donahue, twelve years old, rescrtcd 70 the
oil -can III kindlIng 4 fire. She WA fatally
burned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

The State elections Ii Iowa and Ohio
took place on the nth. Iowa elects Buren,
r. sherman Governor and the entire Rcpub-
Iican ticket BY An estimated majority Of from
5000 % 5000 over the Democratic candi-
dates and from , 1000 20 80, o0D majority over
both Democrats and Grccnbacken. The
Legislature q ~ usual overwhelmingly Re-
publican. IN Ohio the contest was close
enough % render the campaign an exciting
one, although = comparatively small vote
was polIed and much ''scrnichins'' was In
dulged u. Charles Foster a reelected Gov
ernor, together with the entire Republican
State ticket, BY IN estimated majority or
1900. Both houses win BE- Republican.
The unscating Of Mr.. Bayard A.
Speaker pro tenn. Of The Senate ana ire elec-
tion q David Davis 10 mi hi place was de-
eided upon ~ the Republican Senatorial
Caucus, upon he understanding that MI.
Davis would accept the position without
~ conditions, and that Ne would not vote