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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CANAJoHARIE, Oct. l3 (Spccidh.-A building
owned by John q. Shuts III scoharic was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
WINsLow, N. j., Oct. l3.-Early this morning tho
house OF Mr. Burdsong OF Rosedae, totally de-
sroyed by fire caused by a defective nuc. The loss
Is $1,000.
MAssIIIoN Ohio, oct. l3.-An incendiary fire yester-
day destroyed the large frame building used as gon
factory and owned by :. A. Conrad and Jane Mclane
The loss Is $4,000 Insurance Ti,1oO.
WELLS, Me-, oct 13.-Tho Atlautic House ana the
buildings connected the last Of the large hotels on Wells
Beach. owned by c. o. Chamberlain Of Boston, was
burned this morning. The loss is $4,000; Insurance
10000 The Sea View Cottage and An eating mousse
near by also burned causing a loss OF Slooo'
DEs MoINEs, Oct l3 (SpeefdD.-A fire at Bryant de-
stroyed a storehouse, barn and part Of the stock OF
Charles Anderson. merchant Loss $4,000 insured Tor
50 600 in the German Fire Insurance Company OF Ffee-
Ill
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CONVICTED f0R KILLING A CHIyAmAY

ST. PAUL, Oct. 13 (Speci1D.-So-:e months
ago three drunken rulan Buttc, Mon, entered the
cabin or All TIT, Chnaman, better known rs " Opium
Jm for the purpose OF robbery. when they found no
money they assaulted the Old and Delpess CAInanan
with knives, giving him moro than thirty Wounds one
OF these penetrated the lung aud proved fatal The trial
OF the assaSsu, which began Oh Wednesday, excited
much interest II feared that conviction would not
be possible because tho victim was ChindInau. Ihe
jury, the OF Elmer Cannon returned verdict o
murder IA the second degree. His accOmphCes then
pleaded guilty John Riley TO murder IN the second dc
gree. and RlcAlrd LArrel 70 VOLUNTARY AunslAlsLtoI
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N.rrPAL GAs DRIVING OUr COAL.

PIrTsBURG, Oct. 13.-The largest natural
gas well ia Warrington County and the second in size in
the country was last evening the Horton farm
near Canonsburg. The well owned by GuGey
Bros Natural gus Is rapidly being substituted FOR
coal in this city. At present l500 dwelling houses
&c lass factories. 81 rolling mills and 10 other liz
dustriaI establishments being supplied and as
nearly a. can be scertained from 5000 10 10000 tons
OF coal daily displaced.
A contract has been signed between New-HOrk capi-
tasts and members OF Westinghouse syndicate Of
this city, for converting natural gas into rich
lumt
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IyrrEE.T. OF IRELANn.

Dublin, OFT I3.-Phc Nationalist conycn-
ton for nominating candidates for IN Paruamcct
for this city selected Mr. clancy. Elltor Of The Nation
r. D. sullivsn's newspaper, ana s!r Thomas Henry
Gu,t;au Esmonds. Tho lat,or's mother WAS 4 grand
dau- htcr OF the R.-ht Hon. Horny Cr1ttIu.
SAcehIn rcnt- warner. wa foual dead the road
side loar Iralcc this iuO.nllG
Corn. oct l3.-IAc Landlords Union shipped a NUM-
her - cattlr tOdly Tho c1trnou continue to boycott
tLo steamship company. Eoyrot;cd persons pouring
demands Tor assistance into Tue ONco OF the Defence
Union.
The object I'm sc11ng stock Water forl for shipment
to England .- to AVOID paroLizps the Cork steamship
Company.
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I'VE NEF.HAnpsHIRE IySrRAYcE urDpLE

CONCORD, y. H., Oct. 13.-Insurance Com
missioner Plsbury in letter to number OF merchants
speaks strongly against the recent insurance legislation
which has caused the withdrawal OF all foreign iusur
ance companies from the state. He says: From the
best information ojtalnable there Is upward Of
$iOOOOO0O Insurance expiring in our state IN the next
twelve mouths, fiy one-thrd Of which will run oIt
within ninety days. Many policies have already expired
Insurance be obtained on the ri-ks they Gov
cred. The situation ia serious. demanding immediate
aud decisive action lie is unable. however, Ssng-est
any remedy and asks that meeting DO held 10 discuss
tAe stuAtOn and take such action as II deeel best.
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ST. LOUIS STREET cARs RUNNING.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13 tSpec,a' Nearly all the
street lines had running to-day and the
friends OF the who out concodo that the strike is
a failure. Policemen still kept ali and no
disturbances have been reported. IL Is SAID that omor
all lines will run regular time. The pres-
dents OF the various roads stesdfast In their refusal
not TO recognize the Knights OF Labor The latter
they VIII yet force then % q recognition.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
RATTLE MONUMENTS ATI GETTYs

BATTLE MONUMENTS ATT GETTYSBURG;
GETTYsBU PENN Oct l3.-Knapps Battery + anu
the 2sh aud l47th Regiments Pennsylvania volunteers
dedicated monuments here to-day aud presented tnen
10 the Battle Field Memorial Association
LOCOMOTIVES WRECKED, ~
auANoKIN Penn, Dot. ia Philadelphia and kead-
ing Railroad passenger train oame into collision 10 aay
with coal train at Big Mountain. The Two engihes
were wrecked and the passengers and uainmen had
q narrow escape
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
pTrspURG Oct I3.-The annual meeting OF the state
Grand Lodge knights of Honor, was called to oruer
hero to-day. sixty delegates wcro present
. BANK PRESIDENT DISCHARGED.
RurIAND VT oct 13-Edward A. Sowes. presuep! J!
of the defnct ST. Adams National Bank was discharSea
by Judge Wheeler In the United states Court To-Day
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EFtECTS or YEsrERD4rS STORM
DESTRUCTIVE WINDS ON LAND AND SEA
NEW CHURCH BLOWN DOWN IN wILREsBARRE-

a NEW CHURCH BLOWN y lWN IN WILhFoDAIshI
A SCHOONER sUNK-wAsHoUr IL JERSEY.
WLEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. - (SpecidD.-lms
city was the scene Of terrific wind storm about ~
o'clock this morning. Much damage was done TheineW
Baptist Church. the southern part OF the city, was
first rooted by the wind after which tho building col
lapsed John Tannery slater who was on tho ROOF NJ
the time was thrown auongthe ruins and received
fatal injuries Carroll. carpenter struck by flying
tnbers and seriously injured. The other workmcn at
the building had narrow escapes.
LONG BRANCH, Oct. l3.The schooner A. Melee, laden
with coal, which sprung leak yesterday while being
towed to New-York and sank five miles of The High
lands OF Navesink has been broken up BY tho heavy
A bad washout occurred near Seaside Park on the
Philadep and Long Branch Division Of the Pennsyl
vana Railroad completely blocked travel between
Long Branch and Sea Side Park
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PrrrsBURG, Oct. 13.-ThOmas Bingham, of
McKeesport Penn. came home intoxicated last night,
ana because his wife refused TO give him money for more
quor ho Knocked their six months old baby out of her
arms and then beat the until she foil unconscious
to the floor After that he sprng upon her PROSTATE
body and jumped up and down upon her chest unu lfo
has not yet been arrested Mrs bingham Is still living.
hut no hopes are entertained for her recovery. Tire
baby is also in dangerous condition from It's fathers
RIM gh handling,
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TIE GRAND coMMAYDERY AR ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,, Oct sl3 (SpeciaD.-The Grand
COmmandery Of the state of York met in its seventy
second annual conclsve In the Masonic Temple to-
day ga full quota of delegates presents every
commandery In the jurisdiction. Grand Commander Sir
Abel ". Crosby made his annual address. The Graz
Commandery OF the Empire state includes the largest
Masonic and Templar Jurisdiction IN th3 world Tho
parade this afternoon WAS nos vned Tomorrow on
account OF rain TIC election Of grand officers also
takes page tomorrow.
EPe;c Forester, OF NcwNOr was elected Grand COM
mandcr and Joseph A. JonnstOu,of Utica Depnty Grand
um
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The Wcst-bound express train on the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad struck rock two miles east OF Ohio Pyle
Falls Penn. $40 o'clock this morning precpitatlng
he engine, two baggage cara and u smoking car INTO
the river Fireman Samuel Goodwin. OF this place, was
cut bruised and scalded int not fatally hurt Several
passengers slightly bruised but all escaped with
out serious injury.
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A REsPITE FOR LOUIS RrEL.

LoNDoN, Oct. 13.-Thc appeal of Louis Ric,
the leader Of the habrced insurrecon in the North
west Territory, came up to-day for argument Francis
Henry Jeune asked for postpJnemcnt of tho until
the arrival o, Mr.. Fitzpatrick Bols Canadian counsel,
VINO wa. bringing with him an Important document.
Nr Wcb'r The Attorney General opposed the request.
The court however agreed to postpone tine until
October ~ Rel has further respite 20 October 20.
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COSTLY CONSEQUENCES OF IRA DING n

CHICAGO, Oct. 13 (SpeciaD. Two days OF the
courts mc services OF half dozen heh'pr'ced az
torneys aud tho testimony Of half hundred persons
among whom a OF city employees VIII DC re'
quired to try suit before Judge Collins iu the Circuit
Court which has grown out of tho involuntary exchange
Of two hats j. L. Langley. venerable looking gentle
man and tea dealer, aud Alexander W. Cook civi en-
gneer are the principals in the case. In December OF
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SYDNEY To cELEnRArE ITS cEvrENXEA l.

HALIFAX, y. -, Oct. 13 (Speciah. Sydncy
will celebrate its centennial TOMORROW. Since the
destruction OF Lousburg. It has been the most mpor
tlnt point IN cape Breton. Woodfall, printer OF the
Letters Of Junius," lived there years before his
death. Among the many curious bcquests In his WILL
which prObatcd IN sydney. one giving his body
TO AN English medical Institution for scientific purposes
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spoI1IyG A BIa ooUyrrRrEIrrvo SorEnE

PITTsBURc, Oct. 13.-United States Secret
Service Chccs raidcd camp Of eleven cOunterfciters
in Clarion County yesterday capturing OF them, the
others escaping into the woods Tho officers refuse 10
give the names OF those arrested AS they hope TO
the OF the gang before days Counter
fciters have been plying their vocation succcssiuy IN
Clarion. Jefferson and Forest Counties. They have been
engaged ~ the manufacture OF spurious silver dollars,
and had thorough system OF placing them IN cifcua
The Is OF the biggest In the counterfeit
Ing line that has been worked In this region for many
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UNITED STATES PRISONERS SET FREE.

UTICA, Oct. - (SpecidD Richard Morris,
imprisoned for Illicit dstillins discharged from the
Albany Penientiary by Judge Coke to-day Morris was
convicted on information filed against him. H. dis
charged under previous decision that no man can be
punished for Infamous crime by imprisonment at
hard labor unless ho has first been Indicted IL IL be-
ovcd that there many Uaited States prisoners
serving out sentences who were convicted informa-
ton hut without indictment.
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MOB LAW IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Oct. 13.-A dispatch from
Hempstead TO The HeeS says: "Last night q mob
burned the and pens OF George Burton
and j. Mesa After this the mob came to town. awoke
Burton and Ness and ordered them TO leave the county,
giving them five days TO leave the town and fifteen days
10 enyo tho county The two told that there
had been too many stolen beeves butchered at their
mems and the intention was to put stop to It,"
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THE FIRE RECORD.

MUCH LUMBER AND THIRTEEN HOUSES BURNED
FREDERICTON, y. b., Oct. l3 (SpccidD.-
Late last night Morrisons sawmll was totally destoyed
by fire, together with thirteen tenement buildings
900 900 feet ofsawcd wber Piled aud eleven carloads
Of the same on the New-Brunswick Railway track
alongside About four Of land included In the
burnt area The total amount OF lumber destroyed Is
estimated at 900 900 feet. which there il DO In
surancc Tho mill insured for $1,000; the total
loss will reach over 100000.
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LONDON. Oct. ~.
THE Bmrf-u PAVLIAWUNT.-Iorl Salisbury Officially
announces that Parliament Will be Dissolved Noyem.
bcr H.
INufA kND BvEMtL-1ho Indian Government bas
abandoned the proposed expedition 10 Mdudaay and has
sent demand to kiuc Thecbaw 10 receive tho British
Resident with due honOrs.
THE EN-PELMER. Herbert Gladstone. In address
this dec arcd that his father In favor OF
clud.us bishops from the House OF Lords.
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J,fpRJSoyED FOR USING DryAHITE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13 (SpeciaD.
Devereaux was to-day sentenced pay fine of $500
and TO Imprisonment to two and onehaf years in tho
Penitentiary partly blowing up with dynamite the
buildings ut Nineteenth and Callownill sts
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ments to change the election day from October to
November, and only few precincts have been
heard from. The returns counted up to 8 p IN.
show that the Western Reserve has cast strong
Republican vote. The Prohibition vote was much
larger then expected. 1t is impossible 10 tel
at 10 O'clock what the result will be.
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KATIE JUDD REoAPTURED.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct 13 (SpeciaD Katie
Jndd, who escaped from the State Workhouse on
Sunday, recaptured at about $3.50 this
evening by supern ondent Hunt OF that Institution
she coming toward this city the main road She
had been out OF her cell htytwo hours without food,
remaining III the woods all Of the time.
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A sEA-LIoN LOOSE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 13.-The stern of last
night was destructive in this city and neighbor-
hood. A portion of the bridge over the northwest
branch Of the Patapsco connecting this city with Anne
Arundel County, was blown away and large sea-lion
the city side escaped its pen having been destroyed
The creature this morning going down Chcsa-
neakc BnY.
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AN UNKNOWN VESSEL IN DISTRESS.

HALIFAX n. s., Oct. 13.-An unknown YES
sci is reported ashore Campcrdown. Thick weather
prevents observations from the CampcrJown Signal sta
on and t has been asceraued whether tho vessel
Is steamer a sailing vessel. Steamers have started
from this city for the scene.
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UNEXPLAINED ABSENCE OF TREASURER.

RICuMoMD, Va, Oct. 13 tSpeciaD. The dis
appearance OF James McCarro, Treasurer OF Sauuton
CITY, which announced yesterday as having occurred
two weeks ago. is yet unexplained His accounts arc
correct and he had money In bank and good property
He was engaged TO young lady vi stauntOn and was 10
bo married "a week ago. Ills friends are not alarmed
ain him.
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Ipxs GLOUCESTER PRINT WORKS SOLD

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13 (SpeciaD.-A syndi'
rata Of philadelphia gentlemen to-day bought the ex'
tensve print works at Gloucester NJ j. which are sad
70 form the largest establishment Of the sna ID I'm W.
State The several mills will be opened anu run VIZ"
day and night force IN o few weeke
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ROSS COUNTY REPUBLICAN.

Cnu1icomu, Ohio, Oct l3.-Ross County will
give $50 Republican majority. The Republican
Senator and Representatives ran ahead Of the
ticket and the whole Republican county ticket Is
elected in 1883 Hoadly Dem. he'd 323 piur-
alityl
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1888 these two took their meal at the same table
IN the same restaurant, and when Mr.. Langley went
away he put on Mr.. Cooks hat by mistake The latter
found out Mr. Langeys and had him arrested and
taken before the court charge OF larceny Mr..
Langley then exchanged hats and the snt dropped
Now he wants So 900 damages for false Imprisonment
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EDWIN COWLES'S OPINION.
FROM $4,000 TO 10000 FOR FoRAKER-iHE LEGIs-
LATURE REPUBLICAN,.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
CLEVELAND, Oct 13.-The entire State Repub-
lican ticket is elected by from 10000 to
Is, 900 plurality The Legislature is Republican on
joint ballot, which will secure the election of a
Republican United States Senator. In both Houses
of the Legislature the Republicans have good work
ing majority. The Prohbtioniss polled small
vote, cutting into the Democrats in many places
and the result will probably be the wipinG-out OF
the Prohlbitionst organization as a third party III
Ohio politics. EDWIN CowLEs,
Editor OF The Leader.
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SMALLPOX INCREASING Gy CANADA.

MONTREAL, oct. 13 (Spea0i. There were
hs'y,!I deaths from smallpox yesterday thirty-lrec
bcus within c,y Limits and three in adjoining muuicl
patics
This altorooon MAYOR Bcaugrand formally took pos
session u tho hospia. tho Exhibition Grounds and
tho first patients WcIo removed thther.
East Inwreucc-t which Is about the centre OF the
city there thrtyci-ht streets. and ~ families IN
fccicd and 9O3 cases Of smallpox. We4t OF st. Law.
rrucrt tcrr ,eyeutN-u.uc streets with JGs aml-
lies infected sul 91G cases uf smallpox.
QriHc Oct. l3.-A ease OF smallpox IS reported AT
EyrIo du LGup. The patient :. child. who II j. said,
became infected by playing with lrtc. from Montreal
The CHIEF of the Huron Indians denies that there are
ans cases OF smallpox 80 Lorrttc.
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a LARGE VOTE IN THE WESTERN RESERVE

returns COMING IN sLowLY-THE PROHIBITION
VOTE LARGER THAN WAS EXPECTED.
YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. 13 GpeciaD.-It has been ram
ing hard almost constantly over the Western Re-
serve for the past thirty hours and the vote to-day
was light in all the precincts. The counting of re-
surns In this county MabOning is greatly delayed
because of tho vote Oh tie constitutional amend
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ANXIETY OVER A SOUND STEAMER.

The steamer j. H. Starm of the New
Haven line, which left here yesterday for New-liaven
had not arrived there o'clock last night. tug will
be In srarch Of her II II thought that she may
have taken refuge from the storm In port
Long Island.
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ROBBING HIS EMPLOYER OF HIS WIFE.

SYRACUSE Oct. 13 (SpecidD. Lcas
farmer near Baldwnsyille. employed Frank Smith
laborer last winter smith visited the Leas house fire.
ouently On Wednesday ho disappeared. Mrs. Lear
has also disappeared and the two supposed TO
eoped IL Is said that Smith has wife and two children
In this city. Mr. aud Mrs Leas had been married only
short time and both young people.
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1SSJGyuEyT or JACOB KEPyER.

DENVER, Oct. 13.-JacOb Hepner, clothicr, OF
Georgetown. made assignment to-day HIS Liabilities
are 500 900; assets about $4,000.
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CUYAHOGA COUNTY FOR FORAKER.
TIE DEMOCRATS CONCEDE HIM 2. 800 PLURALITY
Icy TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE

IRY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUHR
CLEVELAND, Oct 13.-Despite the fact that the
vote in Cleveland to-day was light, the scratching
was so general that up TO / o'clock tonight re-
turns have been received from only three wards
the First, Second aud Twenty fourth. In these a
Republican gain of 375 over tho vote
Of last fall is indicated, and the
tradition that Republicans are fair
weather voters is thus overthrown for, although
there was no rain here to-day, the weather was
threatening The Democrats now cOncede Cuya-
hOga County to the Republicans by plurality of
$500 the head of the ticket and various smaller
puralitCs On local Offices. 1t Is probable that
pete returns will make even a better showing for
the Republicans. The election passed off quietly.
Fraud was lessened by the new registry law.
Returns fOn the Western Reserve ana
eastern ONO are incomplete, but scattering re-
ports from dozen counties show that the Repub-
hcans have made surprising gains in their own
stronghold. The Prohibition vote is large, and,
contrary 10 expectation, has been drawn as large
iy from the Democrats as from the Republicans
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. 13.-Ihe Lcader
whole State Republican ticket is elected by
from $4,000 to $4,000 plurality. The Legislature
VIII be Republican on Joint ballot with good
working majority IN both houses. The vote
was heavy and Republicans on the Western Reserve
came out In full force, every ono feeling it
o duty to do all in his power to bring
inc country back to Republican rule. This result
VIII secure the election OF Republican United
States Senator and the early enactment of u law
regulating the liquor traffic.
Another probable result of the election will be to
eliminate third party Prohibition from Ohio pol.
lncs.
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rHRowy FROM THE IRA ACKBY ROCK.

PTTsBURG, Penn, Oct. 13.-A dispatch to
The ChrOnele- Telegraph from C0nnesyle. Psnn Says
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AsoN OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR JONES HURT.

A rON
ELMIRA, Oct. 13 (SpeciaD Walker Jones,
of Deputy James f. Jones Of the Port OF
NowYork, while catching passing train at his home
In Addison this afternoon had his right foot badly
Inangled that amputation necessary.
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.opAKER LEADING IN OHIO.
orcr1yG A PLURALITY or $4,000
rp1rc,N GAINS ALL OVER THE STATE
Stf oD,r1oN op,n,r1oN VOTE LARGER THAN WAS Ia
IIb ThV IN MAKING RE1CRNS.

n,,c,N GAINS ALL OVER THE STATE
HEPupny HEPnn,n,T,oy VOTE LARGER THAN WAS EN-
sHf r"Crrn-prLAY IN MAKING RETURNS
.,.houch Yesterday was rainy oay
A'I ONO the election returns sno"
n.onb1ican N gains over the vote OF 1853 T,rn IN
RepuVmt n"rts of the State. Mr.. fora-
o. o., the Republican candidate f0r bout Tou
a,r her, 'e expects plurality of aSO"t aOout
siIO ,sOoo. Nothing definite is known .o. a'tc tTS
do'JV0 ecisIature. Cuyahoga County gives .n'
n",nhiiran ,ne ticket about $500 pluarali.s'
&spDt mSp Western Reserve Republicans gcno zen
inI aI,v turncd out in strong numbers. no nmo
n'"h;hitiop flaI vote seems TO be larger 'hah WIS
expected
~ rop,KcR EXPECTS 10000 PLuRALlli'
MN Nh, nrrryITE KNOWN AS TO THE LEGiSAN-
TURF.
-r, ycrAPn TO THE rRIBuNrl
c,,.r,xxArt. Oct. l3.-ThIee hunoreo an"
atr.,vo wards and precincts SNOW SNOW
s,oo Rcpublican gain over 20,
- irdicofes my election by plurality oi aoou'
IlS IlSon n Nothing definite yet as to Le9isi"'"l'
10,OOo' NO'''" j. B. FORAKER
Republican Candidate Tor uoNcrno''I
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YrLLow rryEH. cnoLrRN ANp sMALLpoX.

WASnINGrON, Oct. 13.-Rep0rt5 received at
the Marine Hospital Bureau show that yellow fever is
epidemic iu Caracas that cholera decreasing Ia Spain
and Valencia that smallpox is raging IN Bucno, Ayres
with alarming fatality and that yellow fever has ap-
pcaTcd Ia Acapulco