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The shark does business on large
Hcsle- 49, Newman Independent. So does
4ha coal merchant and hay dealer. But
We do not wish to be understood as
calling these respectable gentlemen
sharks. on CITY Derrick.
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ssDo you think, = asked . college stnfl-
ent offs PrpGesaor In theology, ssthat the
toeeth<rr II don't know, r answered the
Professor; ssbnt if;they have, ! have no
doubt tho lamb Was missing from that
date.
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.Merciful goodness exclaimed an
old bachelor. ~ q besy of beautiful
girls swooped down upon him one even
ing and insisted upon escorting him to
an oyster saloon. ''what does this
meaaP" 20. don't be scaredr' one Of
che maidens cried. Tits only q she
raid. ~ y. Journal.
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-Some eDs writing from New York to
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e New York = thst Of Washington or
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-08-14

The Shakers Of South Union, La.
one Of the thirteen Shaker settlements
in the United States. own 10000 acres
ct the best parts Of Louisians.-N o.
Mmes.
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Mra Marrhall win reopen her school
fcr bcys and girls on Monday, the LIST day
Ut September. During the first four
mcnths Il the term abe viii trsch chs
public school.
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oAnryangVM. Havsrseds, Oh. The dsy elimat. sussa
Noss Throst Lunes fall sA IS p, route. cost, issa
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800 inhabitants, blew up, shaking ,the
country for distance Of twenty miles.
The works consisted OF five
frame buildings. The timbers were
sent flying in all directions,
nothing remaining but the foundation.
All the men in the building were killed.
The cause of the explosion is not known.
Windows were broken In many houses.
Stouchburg people we're knocked off
tn In feet and mirroWs and pictures
shaken from tho walls. A church and
several houses were unroofed.
The victims were literally
blown to atoms. Al Robisonia,
ten miles from Stouchburg,
number OF masons wore working at
the bottom of Ferguson Il Co.'s furnace
stack, rebuilding them with Are brick.
The stack was probably 90 feet high
and tho work nearly completed. Ten,
some say fifteen, mon were In the stack,
some AZ the bottom and others ON the
scaTOlding above. AS tho shock OF
! the explosion was felt, the stack quiver-
ed, there was u rumbling noise, followed
Immediately bya great dsluge OF bricks,
completely burylng six men vt the bot.
t)m of the stack. If they we're not in.
stantly killed, they VII be burned TO
death, as the scaiiolding IL burning and
they cannot be rescued. The excite
msnt 10 intense. Crowds of people, i'm
GLIDING the wives and children OF the
unfortunate mon, are surrounding the
stack. The loss to the furnace can not
be estimated tonight.
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A Prohibition Manife,to.

CHICAGO, Nov, 6.-The following has
been received from Now York:
To the Editor OF the Chicago Daily News:
Tho total Prohibition vote OF the coun-
try viii aggregate 3OO,0O. -Four years
ago Il was less than ll,O0O, and it has de-
cided the presidential contest in Now
York. Clevoland's majority is about
1000. Official returns viii not material
ly change these figures. The Prohibl-
ton vote in New York is fully 10000.
Prohibition in Allegheny, Monroe and
Orleans counties alone would have car
ried the state for Blaine, If cast for him,
The PrOhibitjOnistS have stood up to be
counted and rebuked the insult offered
the temperance men ut the Chicago con-
vention, aud this vote has made prohi-
hitiOu ma iOual issue, which will not 20
out of national politics till the beer shop
and the drunkery have gone from Amer
en- The Republican party having been
removed from the path to The graveyard,
the Prohibitionists will Ut once organize
to bury tho whisky democrats four
wears ahead. ! am fully satisfied. We
mad no choice between the candidates of
me twO Old parties. hut were lighting to
elect an issue, and We have to work To
make the issue win in 1883. lthss al
ready begun.
Signed JSo. Il. FINCH,
Chairman National Prohibition Com
miltep
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NEW York, Nov. 6.-Delegates from
all the business mems Cleveland and
Hendricks clubs that paraded Novem-
Der l, held aprivate meeting this after
noon. Senator Jones, Of the Demo-
cratic national committee, was also
present. J. II. Sullivan, of the Produce
Exchange, presided. Nearly every man
present made speech. The general
tone of tho addresses was to the effect
that Cleveland was elected, and the Re
publicuns would cheat their opponents
out of tho victory if they could. Reso-
lutions were offered by Oscar ). Strauss,
of the pottery and glassware trade, con
tinuing the organization in existence
until the vote of the people was hon
estly counted, and instituting an oNoru-
tive committee To confer with
tho Democratic national committee
"to take such other and further
action rs 10 them shall seem proper, and
shall promptly and ettectually prevent
any possibility of falsifyiue the re-
turn were adopted. The contaminated
mass meeting IN Wall street, was post
pOned, sine die.
Complete returns from this city, give
Cleveland 4S,2li votes over Rlaine
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BosToN, Nov. t.--rhe interest In the
result of the election continues un-
abated' The streets in the vicinity OF
the newspaper offices present a remark.
ahlo appearance tonight. Washington
street, from Broomlield to State, Is one
solid m iss of humanity, making IL Inn
possible Tor person to pass thrO IAN
AZ tue returns are announced from The
Herald buiidlng and from the Journn
gu letins directly opposite, tho crowd
cheer or Mss, a. tue result IL iavorabi,
W Che preference Of the observer. The
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E1oitement In Indiannnnll..

lNntANAPoLIs, Nov. 6.-This has been
day OF unparalleled excitement, sur.
passing even the experience following
the election of 1876. Before midnight
last night tho streets were
crowded with enthusiastic Re-
publtcars, who had taken the
town in thu buliot that Blaine and I,o-
gan had been elected, upon the re, orts
then furnished. 4 different phaye was
put upon aituirs, and upon reports that
Now York Tribune had conceded
that state TO Cleveland, which
was posted upon tho bulletin
boards the Democrats appeared ln sreat
numbers, their h ~ decorated with roos-
ters aud other devices, carrying brooms
aud headed by "a band, parsded through
tho streets raisings deafening din with
fish horns.
THEY CALLED UPoS No. HENDRICKS.
nlling the various yards and streets an
iront OF mis- residence. anu when no 40
pearsd the Noise was simply terrific
u. Ia " something like order was 70.
steieo. Mr.. Hendricks was abou,
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washington pcmocrnts nhllnte.

WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-The Democrats
of this city fred 100 guns tonight in
celebration of the Democratic victory,
which they think is assured. They
afterwards formed in procession and
paraded the streets with bands of music
and torches for several hours.
There has been more anxiety and OK
element here to-day than at any time
since Tuesday morning. Large crowds
have surrounded the bulletin boards all
day, and although the Democrats regard
Cleyeland's election as assured, the Re
publicans do not concede it. aud there is
general feeling of suspense and anx-
lety to hear from the remainder of the
precincts in New York state.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
WoMAN's BuTCHeRY AT CHICAGO
She Kills Her Husband, Her Child and
Hsrseif-A Dynamite Explosion In
Pennsylvania with Deadly
Results-Some scenes.
Tom Evans Kills Onieer NeeIey-o,her
Troubles.

Aoi. S'Ahs Nils Omcer Neeley-Other
Troubles.
FORT WORTH, Nov. 6.-lSpecial. +
About o'clock this afternoon shoot
ing atfray occurred in tho third ward .
which VIII probably result in the death
OF Policeman w. Il. Medley. Neeloy had
gone to The third ward polling place to
find how the vote was running for CON
stable, he being candidate for the Of
nee. Words onsuod between Capt. Evans
and himself and others, renewed
the trouble at the foot of the stairs. A
scuilio between two mon took place.
when Tom Evans, son OF Capt. Evans,
aged II, drew u pistol and fired three
shots, one penetrating Neely's bowels.
Young Evans was disarmed, arrested
and placed under $4,000 bond. IL il
said that when shot, Nicely was trying
to draw his revolver.
About O'clock notice officer Joe Wite.
Ter WAS thrown from n horse he was rid
ing aud very badly hurt, 80 serious IL Is
thought he will die, at last accounts his
skull was fractured.
Crawford Witten boy OF 8, son of
Mrs. Thomas Witten, was run over by a
street car this evening and his loft lev
terribly lacerated. The father of thr
hoy Will sue the company for damages.
w the accident was due to carelsssness
OF driver.
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Henrietta Innocence.

HENnIErTA, Nov. Especial. Five
thousand dollars was brought here to-
day from Fort Worth and placed in the
bank to bet on Blame. over hundred
bets have been made this evening on
the result Of the presidential election
Up to four o'clock this evening the
Blaine men bet two to one. Now they
are betting even. Great excitement
prevails and the Cleveland men are
hopeful. Several kilograms passed
over the wires this evening saying that
Cleveland was elected beyond doubt.
Some think they are bogus, in order to
secure bets on Blaine.
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A Great storm,

Quebec, Nov. 6.--The loss bv the high
tide last night, is S25OOOO. There 4. An
other high tide tonight, but 1t il not
expected 10 he aS damaging, dispatches
rom various parts along the st Law
renee, state there has not been such a
storm as last night for the past hftv
years. So lar no lives are reported lost
The Paspebial tisnery establishment
tobins u Co. and Leland Lebautilliea
Bro, WAS considerably damaged.
ana several fishing boats were lost nj
Little Nets. All houses along the
shore carried oil, and fences, bridVes
etc. Tho shore is strewn with debris
aud household effects. The sufTeriny IL
intense from cold aud hunger. AZ Els
let the damages are estimated nj Sis 0o0
All shops IN the village are looded
me wharves are more or less damaged
rug pavement on The streets are floated
anu the village is in A
delapidated condition. At Maten
Price Bros. 1t Co.'s wharf was carried
away Several persons were Obliged 10
cave thelr houses. Tbs damage is
ABOUT 4oOVQ. Considerable damage WA.
done NJ ladosic, but it can, be estimated
az present. At rrois Pistoles a schoonor
WAS destroyed. The wharf was oarried
away and other damage done To- IN,
amount OF about $4,000. Two nhins
| which were of kamanistiuue yesterdav
IRE missing. They may have lost thai,
anchors or run for Quebec. Two schoon.
srs at Brady Pots brake their ch.i".
and went adrift. AT River DuIoun In.
Old wreck Of Margaret Nj. WAS washsr
ashore aud another schooner 49,
ashore near there. The steamer IInio,
had narrow escape from wreckin,
while lying at the wharf at Eboulemant
[ me passenger were all scared
| AZ the commencement of III,
| gaze nor cargo was damage,
ny rolling aud shipping OF the seas. A
sandy Bar fourteen houses ere cnrris,
away. Loss, s25,O00. At Father PIN
Tue storm was furious. Pilots Of M,
years experience sta @ tina. thew nsyS
remonIber having seen and felt ,n"b .,
Storm The waves mounted Ia IN
lelght OF litty to sixty feet. They full
expected to be wiped out TODAY M
waters are still roaring and spiashin,
A party Of boatmen sent out with q niis
70 poard the ship Lake Neplvon on he
way TO Quebec, returned minus two a
tneir number who were washed ove,
| uOaru anu not aftartvnrIe v,..,
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That, tho Way rho,,u IA.

ALBANY, Nov. G.-Tho Journal (Repub.
lican) discovering SAYS: ON Tuesday the
boards OF supervisors meet in tho vari-
ms counties and canYRss the returns.
lhelr uu'ies nro purely clerical They
simply add IN the total returns OF towns
election districts and wards, and certify
TO their accuracy and transmit the oerti.
led returns 20 the secretary OF state,
During the month, the state board of
cAnNasSers, consisting of Secretary Carr,
Comptroller Chaplin, Acknowledgement
O'Brien, state Treasurer Maxwell,
and State Engineer Sweet, meet in this
city and add up the totals of the super
vlsors' returns from the counties, and
tue result Is the official vote of the state,
ana according To that result certificates
of election are issued hy the state board
TO tho. presidential electors who have
been chosen.
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HILLsBoRo, Nov. G-[Speclal. - The
count of the vote of this place is not yet
complete by about forty ballots. SO far
as counted, Jones has received %, Nor.
ton 50. No reliable reports es to the
vote Tor state and district officers from
other precincts have been received, but
from our best information, we conclude
that the regular state Democratic ticket
Will carry in the county by an over
whelmng majority. Total vote at this
place, q95,
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WACO, Nov. Especial, The news
Tonight that Clev land certainly carries
Now York, completely changed the face
OF affairs hore, az the Democrats had
about lost hopt. Bonfires are blazing
over the city. A salute of 100 guns was
fired. Great crowds are parading the
streets, and the people are almost wild
with joy.
The city council tonight refused tn
accept the resignation of Mayor Wilkes
aud ne remains i'm office.
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Tho Pcnnle nre Ont.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The newspaper
Offices are invested by crowds of people,
and travel and traffic is greatly impeded.
The Cleveland men throng about the
Times, the World and the Post. The
Blaineites, besiege the Tribune, the
Commercial, tho Mail and Express
while people of all politics, surround the
Sun. Favorable bulletins are loudly
cheered by partisiaus, adverse an
nouncements call forth groans and
Kisses with EXPLANATIONS OF counting
OUT" "tampering with returns;" etc.
There is repetition of the interest in
returns, and the excitement attending
their reception which markes the Hayes
Tilden election.
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George w. thllds Gives a Dinner.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-George w.
Childs gave tho Farmers club q dinner
to-day at his country house at Wotoon.
Among those present were Gen, Simon
Cameron, eX-Speakcr Samuel j. Ran
dali, Wayne McVeigh, George b. Rob.
erts, president Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, Senator j. d. Cameron, Judges
Green and Biddle. d. C. Mills, II. Lenox
Kennedy, and Whitelaw Reid, editor of
the New York Tribune. Twenty-four
gentlemen sat down to dinner,
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excitement is intense. The papers
were seized from the newsboys
and burned. Pictures of Blaine
and Cleveland were seized
by the crowd and destroyed, and there
have been many personal encounters.
The crowds broke one Of the large glass
windows in the journal office, and rot
ton eggs and stones have been thrown
at the building. Six persons have been
arrested in connection with newspaper
burning. At Democratic headquarters
the Democrats were burning red lights
and discharging rockets, and taken alto
gether such stirring scenes never have
been surpassed i'm the streets of Boston.
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Florida.
EVERYTHING posY ron ruR pRuocRA;

EVERYTHING NO1I FOh rHR DBNoC IA ~,
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 0-West Flor.
lda Official returns thus far sustain the
estimated Democratic majority of $50
80 Tar one senator nd five representa-
uVes have been gained nv the Demo-
Gratis in the counties west of tho Apala-
chlcols river, EsGambia county, the
rome OF Perry, Democratic candidate
tor governor, gives n Democratic major
ny 81 80, though II went Republican in
lSS2 by several hundred majority.
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Indiana Addondn.


EVAN SVILLE, IND, Nov. G.-rhere is
great excitement here over the returns
from New York. The Courier and Jour
nal offices are besieged with great
crowds and both parties are rejoicing.
A MEMORIAL NIGHT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The newspaper
Offices are still besieged with gaping and
shouting crowds, eager to d0vOur every
bulletin as 1t appears and wait Tor more
satisfaction from the next. Tuesday
and Wednesday the large majorities that
were promised on both sides evoked
lree and boistorous rejoicing of the
masses, who were led to believe
thas the the contest was all
one-slued, but tonight re-
turns have been received from
nearly every election district in the
state. The close figures made the aspect
of the crowds thai hung on the bulletins
mat OF pent-up and intense excite
ment. The night was bitterly cold for
the season, but the men who had
shouted themselves hoarse on
one and tho other with no
'hought of the weather or their own dis
comfort with gOOd-humored, free chat
and buster, Tuesday and "Wednesday
night, have taken fierce aspect to-
night. The belief in an easy victory on
noth sizes mas given place TO manifest
ieeilng. OF discomfort, which was fed by
placards suggestive Of attempts to cheat.
REPUBLICAN TREACuREr AND WIN
GRANCR
Was conspicuous line in one of the
placards. Other such announcements
and accusations tending to stir up
popular ferment were hung
before the public gaze. Up
to pretty advanced hour In the even
ing, tho Tribune and the Mail and Ex-
press kept issuing bulletins promising
= Republican triumph and the Mail and
Express issued an edition at 10 o'clock
showing Republican plurality of 972.
AS The returns showing q continued plu-
rality for Blaine were be-
ing received i'll the Tribune
office. the bulletin maker posted
"Blaine, Blaine, James q. Blainen and
the crowd shouted voceferiously.
The crowd around the Times was great
indeed. The Tribune and the Times
aud the Sun.
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THEATRICAL NOES.

On next Friday Romany Rye will h
presented ON the Dallas stage. This IL
very beautiful piece, aud ~ put on viii
adapted. '0'
a on the ION inst. Tom Keene PLAYS hi
nrst Dallas date. He Is now tn lca Al. =
American travedlsn Hls Hamlet II ra.
gartsd as the BEST o. all. ~
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Memphi. neenl, Intsrnstnh.

MEMPHIS, Nov. G.-There is great OK
citemnut here over the close result In
New York. The streets are thronged.
The people are hungry for bulletins,
which are posted at the Avalanche and
Appeal Offices. No interest whatever is
taken in tho returns from the state cleo
ton. Every is anxious to ascer.
tain the result ~ t. who has been elected
president.
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PERSONAL.

l.. +. Harris leaves on the Hosstou Il
Texas Central railroad tor north Texas
tonight to he gone four OF five DAYS on
Official internal revenue business.
Mr.. A. Schneider. formerly of Dallas
but now Of Austin, is here greeting his
many friends.
Mr., Thad o. Holt, of the Houston n
Texas Central railroad, is In the sity.
Mr.. j. Il. yanston Left yesterday on q
short trip to kaufman.
Maj Jim Trezevant is in the city jus {
from New Orleans.
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The residents OF one of the townships
In Aurora don't mean to suffer from
prairie nres II they can help It. The fol-
lowing notice ia posted in every availa
biH place; ANY person caught setting
out or lighting Are in Centre TOWNSHIP
will be hung from the roof OF tho near
est house, Rad Lands Cowboy.
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Those unhappy PERSONS who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia shuuld
use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which
are made expressly for sleepless, ner
vouS, dyspeptic su ferers. Price q cents,
all druggists.
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since the election, and is now
rapidly assuming a tone of bitterness.
Good nature seems to he vanishing, and
trouble may arise. The entire police of
the city is ON duty. A reserve is held
at the stations in each precinct
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rhe baby 10 sleeping"-at last, yesl
But she would not have slept, nor wonlo
her mother, had not that fond parenI
been indu cd to try DR.. Bulls CouYb
syrup. IL cures tho croupy cough tina
INTO the child's coffin. ''''
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. The Official
vote of this city is; Cleveland, l925s;
Blaine, $685. Cloveland's majority in
Tho city ,5,SG5; Cleveland's majority ina
the state will not probably exceed i5,OOO,
me Democrats elect all the Congresstuen
except in the Second district.