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HANGED FOR MURDER.
Edward A. Deacons PAYS the Death
Peualtv at Rochester

Edward A. Deacons PAYS the Death
Penalty at Rochester.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, July l0.-Edward
Alonzo Deaeons was hanged at 1927 this
morning for the murder of Mrs. Ada Stone
on August 10, 1887.
The murderer's victim was q young
woman of estimable character. Descons
called at the house and asked for some
thing to eat entering the house unbidden.
Mrs. Stone ordered him to leave the house;
be refused, and, according to the prisoner 5
story, she struck him, which so infuristed
him that he struck her over the head
with . stick. Her cries alarmed him,
and be caught and choked and beat her un-
III she became unconscious. he then
dragged her down into the cellar. where she
party revived, and be then oboked her TO
death. after putting q bouf sack over her
head 10 prevent her Outcries. lie vas
arrested al CsnsndSgua. sept. 10. The
murdered womsn's hunbsnd was arrested
on suspicion. bat bis innocence was soon
clesriy established. DescoBs confessed bIs
guilt to q number Ct persons, but sftsrwsrd
denied all knowledge. aud told many con-
ficsing stories. he was tried and found
guilty Feb. ;.
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The ELoPsRs M COURT.
Merton Refuses - Prefer Charges Again
His Runaway Wife

Merton Refuses 80 Prefer Charges Against
His Runaway Wife.
Sr. LorTs. July 10. -Ths attorneys for
Henry W. Moore and Mrs. John W. Nor
ton this morning presented petition to the
District Coars for the relesse Of the eIoping
couple. on q writ Of habess corpus The
Judge set 3 O'Clock ss the time for tie hear
ing OF the application. ont when that hour
arrived it vas postponed until ocl0ck. a.
whIch tine Moore and Mrs. Norton sp-
peared in court. TAe court room was
crowded even aides turning cut 70 catch
glimpse Of the runaway couple. Juiss
Lauxblin. sttorn ev for Mr.. Norton, vosid
mazs no complaint against bis wife. He
ssked. however. that the matter be allowed
20 remain IN stars GEO 40 that Mrs. Norton
Wouid Be beid in custody until tomorro~ ~
a. l1 o'clock, 90 which tine TIE Judge coz-
tinued the hearing.
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.s.rt.r. .ofIntersst At shelby.

SHELBY. July l0.-Frank Newman, editor
Of tia Shelby Independent, lost little boy
yesterday. The bright little fellow was
three years old and died from diphtheria.
lie contracted the disease while vi sitting in
Wisconsin.-A hotly contested school
meeting was held last night. Through the
assistance of the local w. G. L. L., A. T.
SOuter and Vim. h Barry were elected
school trustees.-A Mr.. Hetley. q Fent0n
Normal student has been engaged as Prin-
cipal. vice Z. ". Hills, who goes
10 Frankfort TO I'll similar po-
sitiOn AZ an advanced salaTy.-
Miss Gardner. of Bonona, will teach in the
intermediate room, aud E.tslla Kelly in the
primary room, making her third year in
that one room.--W. II. Churchill has
been appointed guardian for p. p. Roberts.
OF Hart Mr.. Churchill will take him to
the Insane Asylum At Traverse City to-
moTrow.-About ten days ago. at the
complaint OF L. J. Shirts, five boys about Is
years old, were arrested for stealing cherries
aud all released but Perry Kern. de was
sentenced 10 the reform school al Lansing
till Is years old. This morning Constable
Thiele returned from Lansing with young
Kern and said The authorizes would not
admit him.
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CONVICTED OF CHILD BEATING.
A Brutal kathsr a. Ludington Gets Three
Months IN fOnla sad 800 Elae.

A Brutal Father AZ Ludington Gets Three
Months in IOnia ssd 500 EIae.
LUDNGrOS, July l0.-M. n. Wells, a
tailor living on North. Charlss-s,., was ar
rested yesterday upon a charge Of whipping
his ten-Y ear. old son. 1t seems that Wells
went home drunk about midnight on sat
urday, and taking q raN-hide gave the boy
such a viii piping that the neighbOrhoOd was
aroused by his screams ana bis further tor
ture prevented. This morning Wells pleaded
guilty % an assault and was sentenced 10
tnree months in the Detroit House Of Cor
reetion zns $50 the. ali that could De given
under the complaint but not one-tenth OF
what ha deserves. Talk Of lynching vas
open upon the street. and 1t Is safe 10 say
that Wells will make no more coats IN
Ludington. The boy hes in precarious
condition his head. face, arms and back
lacersted and msngled frightfully.
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Two to One.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 10.-The visitors won
todsy's game by a combination of good
fielding on their own part and errors by the
home team at critical points In third
Shomberg let a grounder get away from
him, the runner reaching second and even
tually scoring. In the ninth. with Shom-
berg on first. McGeachy sent hot one far
out into right field, which looked safe for
two bases, but Andrews by herculean effort
pulled it down. Both Boyle and Bufnng-
ton pitched a strong game. The score
indianapolis ..........0 0 0 o o.
Philafeiphia........0o o 0 -
Base hits-Indianapolis Z: Philadelphtas6.
Errors-IndianapOlis, 3; Philadelphia. g.
Bsiteries-Boyle Myers; Bufhnton, Clements.
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JETTERsoS CITT. Mo- July i0-Mr
Narfln continued his srxument 10 he
Maxweu cs@ this afss-noo1 and g. 6
sclocE srn0uncr3 fhst he wss almost
tarouRh Eith the petrons snc iesters By
unanluscrs co.s~ert the csss 49, isi6 over
u1EI 2 e. r.acs tor1CTrrW n3cT15nE NJ
Marta ~ taen maze . shorz sUsech sos
sivs ray q FountIersy Tse go. w1
pr8nsbiy - u the hsnaz q the Cso~e-acr
hv noc1. Il = generally h@iered thsr FL
tee t+ovsr0or rsf1~ee - irt-rfs-s wsta 80
sentence 81 - Court - 81 xrsat
Srsoks respite sf p.rAsSs tAirsy dsya
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GRASDvILLE July l0.-Prof A Fl.
Smith left on the early train Monday for
Sparta where be will engage as instructor
in the Teachers Institute and of q normal
class which is 10 be held at that place for
the next four weeks. As the Grsndville
school has been second 10 none in the State
under the d8snagement of Mr.. Smith for
the last four yesrs, there IS regret TO learn
be has rendered his resignation to engage
iE business elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. SOlies have been spending .
few days st her brothers Geo. Hammond,
and having completed their visit they took
the late train lsst night for Denison, Texas.
where they intend to make their future
hnua
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III looks j0s e. ~ell e. Z , lad bought a. en-
ure neW reEislsr snd aaa Euing 90 save AZ tht
ola oaes a Uust ~ NuplEu knslat sas tne "a
giAMsgioa ~ q aeilghfed lsts elQ haa ltsi
1ulsllva cGrcIimtni4Ek Ca en- otA IrE .sltf
gentleman Ga lef, a les evening tSlQrt lao
iusdKC leuLiY Dornf hs wloie wrlE li o. f4l-
nacs res zser htd ne - pounds proved ise
much tor a. sud he ltefs y did. uei ouly pui
his 100 in A. Aui Also thTc8rh 81 wishing g.
save expense ske soEt and Eui neN les isioI
face. bui i made tie Olc TGmc and horaef 10 "A
pTclty s=say. uniii tie Asppg ldea cane to heT "a
irs oar y Il Al Inamsi With he'anofe pirAslHf
result 10 l. he besl article ~t have eyeI knoefn
Scr zrxies. fosders oatl bo1s. nAnieis Te1lsters.
sewing machines. gasoline stoves. Stove pipe %
any puTposs where a hard brilliant isi black
eEGmel 0r Japan II wanted oomuon stove
mpe coAled slth II Nln retain ~ luslfc
i0T yesF snd lOok vel a. the expensive
Russian pipe
twill n,sl chip OF nake OF is not affected hy
any degree OF heat of cold hot water oT scics. is
easily apples. Uiil Keep indefinitely dnc co1let
ia Just tne Tlgll sile and shape bottle H. use a
froEu paper botls that Vii Dot broak
by reducing Il with t4rpeniine. "a makes a
superior walnut stain ias- thc thing foT pa-ntne
door and window screens
II YOU try II once We Vii guarantee thai you
viii bs 49, surprised aud pleased that YOU vii
glwsys want 70 keep bottle "a the house 81 a
companion 10 Tie family glue bottle
Foster, Stevens ( Co.,
10 and ~ Menros-st. ss. IS. 81. 50 aas
al Lsais-st
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DISAPPEARANCE OF A LABOR LEADER.
The Secretary of Knights of Labor AS
ssmbly Gone.

CINCINNATI, o., July l0.-Labor circles
are all torn up over the sudden disappear
ance Of Jesse Jones' Recording Secretary Of
District Assembly As, Knights of Labor.
Two weeks ago Saturday night he disap-
peared. He is 2S years Of age, unmarried,
and q blacksmith. The money handled by
him was receipts from dues and for supplies
and strikers' bsneht funds. He has taken
no money from the bank aand none from
the safe, so thar Il is not certain that his ac-
counts are at fault until the Auditing Com
mittee, W hich is ssppOinted al the semi AM ual
meeting, goes through his books and sc-
counts. District Executive II. &. Traph
agsn, who has been attending to Jones
duties since his departure. says that when
his accounts were examined in January
they were correct TO a penny. he has been
four times elected TO his position and his
character was unblemlshed among the
Knights OF Labor. HE report was not sub
mitted at the semi-annual meeting yester-
day. His friends think that be has COM
mitted suicide, as he disappeared without
taking even a change of clothing. His dis
appearance will have no effect upon the
Knights of Labor anyway.
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PIrTsBUEo, July l0.-"Smiling Mickey
was in the box for the visitors, and 10 say
be did effective work would be putting 1t
mildly. What hits were made of bis de-
livery, with two exceptions, were of scratch
order Calm was also effective but his
support. both at bat and in the field, was
poor. The two runs scored by the visitors
were earned. The score Is as follows:
Pittshurg g.......-..........-0 0 Q O. 0
New IOrk-............-0 D 0 l -
Base his-New York, :; PitiSburg 3.
Errors-New York o Pittsburg, 4
Batteries-Galvin, Miller; Welch, Ewing.
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tksNRsltk "a yNs Vs~ASr-2 a-lNNs-
CLAsIoS, July 10.-H. G. Olds, Of Fort
Wayne. Ind, hss added 20 his already fine
lot of pleasure boats at his Summer resort
on Bear Lake. the beautiful steam launch
Magic, purchased OF Mr.. Burnsm, of Bay
City. The Magic Is thirty We feet total
ledgth, seven add one-half feet beam, and
IS capable OF accommodating from twenty
Eve to thirty passengers. This makes the
third steamer on the lake.
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slx TERRITORIAL JUSTICES
william c. Msybury's Name Net Found
Ameng Those Appoi.ted.

AmenE those Appointed.
WtsHISsToS, July e.-Six nominations
for chief and associate iusticesin the terri
t0Tisl SUPREME Courts wsre made today. bat
Wm. Q. AaybUry name = Dot In the list.
Elii0st sanford. of New York. il named az
chief justice for Utah. This e the
pace for vhisb haybary vas selected
an 4 The appointment q Sanford shows =
miscarriage soz0e~hers. Jua before The
vacancy occurred Mr.. Msyburys friends
felf assured that be would be named "a
soon g. TIE vacancy occurred. sn5 they
claimed their sssursnce- vsrs based on
positive inrmstious from hesdc 1srtsrs
John Judd q sppoi nte1 associate isstics Of
Utah. wh0 fls tee Itsh beBeh for tie
present
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Fire Ar Cadillac.

tss~asyss - "a yslt-ass-ss.s~A
CADILLAC. July lO.-Firs broke out about
I O'Clock this morning in the merchant
tailor shop Of N. Gresnbauer. The bnid-
iag. which was wood. was totally destroyed,
as wss the stock inside. The building was
Owned By Mrs. Rockwell and was worth
about sl75. insured Tor 500. The stock
Eks uninsured, loss about 500.
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viii open and continue until
the stock valued at $4,000,
specially set apart for this
Great Sale is all cleared ont.
Ia our last 'ad IA tins col
umn we promised the public
before the sale commenced a
complete list of prices. The
present prevailing prices and
the great reduction which We
have made. Today ii is our
pleasure 10 make this promise
good. We urgently request
our patrons, and IN fact the
entire public. for the request
is not limited or prescribed, TO
visit our magnificent Carpet
Rooms while this sale is in
progress. Many people, per
haps, contemplate buying
Carpets or draperies later on,
while on the other hand many
and they are ia the majority,
are ready TO take immediate
advantage of our wonderfully
low prices. We will know no
distinction in purchasers while
this great sale holds the boards
but every one will stand on a
line. The only advantage
possible, and we cannot
remedy that, will be that first
come gets first choice.
In this Unrivalied Carpet
and Drapery Sale will be
found the Best Ingrains, the
Best Tapestry and Body Brus-
sells, the Best Administer, the
Best Moquettes and the Best
Royal Welton Velyets. as well
as the lower grades of each
class. We will sell you on
and after Monday. July 9.
Union Ingrsins, worth soc for
I6c.
Union Ingrains, worth ssc for
s3c.
Union Ingrains, worth <oe for
a8c.
Union Ingrains, worth 4sc for
33c.
Union Ingrains. wcrth soc for
36c.
7-ply Extra Super IngrsinE,
worth CSC for zoc.
7-ply Extra Super All-Wool
Ingrains, worth 7sc, for sac.
7-ply Extra Superfine Kensing-
ton Ingrains, worth Soc. for
81 lac.
3-plyIngrsin( (best mskes) worth
SI.oo for 81 lac and II f-2c.
Tapestry Brussels worth CSC
for <5c.
Tapestry Brussels worth zsc
for 81 I-2c.
Tapestry Brussels worth osc
for O. I-2c.
Body Brussels worth Si.fo for
6aI-zc.
Body Brussels full 5 frame
worth SI.zs for csc.
Genuine Administers worth
sT.5s, for 8f.7s.
Administer Mouuettcs worth
sf.6s for sI.z5.
Velvet Carpets worth 81 90 for
500.
Administer Velvcts worth aI.5u
for SI.T5.
Royal Milton Veivets worth
sz.z5 and sa.5o for 81 80 and
sI.75.
In regard 20 Draperies we
find II impossible TO give q list
OF reductions. but we give eur
word, and II is as good as
United States Government
bond, that the cut prices will
be on a line with the Cerpet
reductions. IN fac what we
are pleased to call surprising.
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osrusrs, Ia Jaiv la.-T6s body oi
Alice Kelly. . wsmsn ~ 5sd rspas.fio-.
was SQUAD n TIE oufskirts Ct fhe city rhis
morning wita her throat cnt and h.r hssd
nsd.v besten. A ho7ss sud 5ueRv ~ss
hffches 81 = rres nesr hv Ia. nstars -
The wounds iusiicsts nnui~r Ths wsrsn
hsf seen here ssoaf . ss0,skA .nd Ssrs -
.<<k - - as~A
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a HoaRIslE cRlNE BY lN0IANs
A Toasg Woman Bruts1v Assaulted ~
Elxhsoes Rsisksns. -

- toAnX woman EH4tattF A~@ahlAN ~
Eightoes Ressksns -
srnvv CIrr. Ia. july IA gentleman
came ia from Winnihsso sgency this
morning sud tells ~ hidsous crime rer-
Betrsted by Indians On SUNDAY lsst
young womsn rem g. Paul arrived A. the
60 tske posinon ss teschpr IN sc1ool
on sunday evening she walked cut ard
returning after dark. vas assaulted BY
eighteen Dicks Nn0 carried Der into the
~gods snd rav'shed hsr rhe uufortnnats
~oman : f-ucTfed - beng in = critical
eundiiou snd entirely unable % recognize
shs erutes who ru.ned her
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AllegAn vs.. Tower.

About 800 people saw the Towers down
the Allegans yesterday afternoon at the
Lake. Although the score stood IA to 8,
yet it was very interesting and exciting
game, and greatly amused those who like to
see the ball handled outside the battery
work. They play their second and last
game at the park this afternoon, ana they
are confident of winning IT, as the first base
man of the Towers had his finger broken,
and they cannot get another who will
equal him. Following is the score by
innings:
Toxer...................-..42 2 0 o 2 o ia
Allegan ..........-.....0 0 3 0 o. 3
Runs earned-Tower, Z; Allegan 3.
Two base hits-Hartnett l, Blain j, Armstrong
l.
Home run-Litcher.
Len on bases-Allegan, T. Tower, T.
Struck out by Uttlng 3: Brady, 2; by Hoyt y
Wild pitches-Brady, p Armstrong, l.
Tme-2.l5.
Umpire-Howard.
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A Deliberate Suicide.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July 10.-Fred A.
Forsaith, manager of the Webster House
went to his room last night, tied one end
of a strip of cleth TO his feet, the other TO
the trigger of gun. placed the muzzle in
mis- mouth and blew his brains out.
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A Boycott on Coffee .

PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-General Master
Workman Powderly has written letter for
this weeks Journal Of United Labor in W hich
be calls attention TO the alleged corner" in
coffee and advises abstention from the use
of coffee until the corner" is broken.
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MR. YAptss nEALrH.
He re-l. Almost LIKE Himself Bat = oas
Of F1ffffss-

OF fsttftss.
DErEorT. July i0.-Ihs Js-srssl says Ia
spite Of press reports 70 The eontrayy Geo.
l. Tspie is st his hcme N Msodon vita
health grestlF improved. Yesterday he
informed the 3o,ssai that ~
f-lF almost IKE himself sxxi1 he
va ssked if 30 ~onld scoeut a nomination
for Congress OF the g5overnprzhiu. buf -
xiroitv avoided the iSs8s - saving thsf a
man cnuls nog scespt snYtaiag until il hsd
osen offsrs6 aim.
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BELGRADE, July l0.--Princess Aassura.
aunt of Queen Natalie, has departed for
Frankfort with the inteation of placing the
Queen and son under the protection OF the
Russian Consul there.
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Forty Persons Perish.

LONDON, July 1O.-The town Of Berbera,
in Sanahaland. has been burned to the
ground. Forty persons, mostly children,
invalids and cripples perished.
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SENATORS SHUT OUT.
re PITTssURos wHITE"AsHeO
Dssroit. Chiesgo. PhnAdsIphi4 asa ss~
NoFk as WanEsrs-fks NossE bsst
ths AilsE.ns-kan espSrts ~
All the Gan3Ss.

The games yesterday were al intsrssung
and the reports. though mesgrs, Will slFs
tie reader a good Idea Of them.
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Saturday Night Sales.

We srs srrio1s ttst TIE peopis shouIt
tb0r0sRtV 1nos-stsnc tnst every estisr-
aaT uiehf ops zee - ear store - slu'ssf
wboiir xfven ~ - tas spirit - esc-ifes
On fene tsfi~ nisoef &. pe~ifion fer 'ihx
psrfsoss wiil - foun5 unrssrsllels6 bssrsiBs
from svsTF oepsytnsnt
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TheTrl-Stat. Gam.x

Jackson, Kalamazoo. Toledo and Canton
were all shut out yesterday. the Summary
of the games played is as follows:
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DEEou, July i0.-After playing E1it edge
ball here and downing the champions tive
games, the Senators went TO pieces today
aud played wre,chsdly, giving the Detroits
three runs on errors. They were also un-
able to hit Beaten with any effect whatever.
The score
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.CHIcAso. July l0.-TGs 40 600 battery
pressEtsd the Chieagos With the last game
OF the series today. The only Nike
could not hold Clsrkson's delivery and
passed balls Won the game for the home
team Who could not bat . little hit
Baldwin. although wild. pitched an other
wise good game. The score is as follows:
Chicaso ....-.........--2 . 4 2 -
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" ashlagtOn ......O 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Base hits-Detroit 8, Washington, D.
Erron-Detrolt. 4, " Washington, Z.
Batteries Beaten. Bennett. shaw Arundel.
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the residence OF his prospective bride.
Afterwards he went to the Arlington
hotel, where he will stop until his wed
ding day, which will probably be next
Thursday.
DISCREPANCY IN TREASURY ACCOUNTS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 Some irreeu-
lsrity has been discovered in connection
with the transfer of silver dollars from
the mint at New Orleans to Washington
for storage in the lsrge new vault in the
court yard of the treasury building,
which has resulted in loss Of $500.
The loss WAS discovered last week, but
did not become known outside the de-
partment until to-day. Treasury off Gals
refuse to speak Of the matter and very
little is known beyond the facts already
stated.
TEXAS PKNsIoNs.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The folio wing
Texas pensions were issued to-day:
Original invalid-Gehr B. Tucker, Fort
Worth, deceased. Increase-Eugene In
gersoll, Bonham.
TEXAS PATENTS.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, NV. 13 The following
Texas psteuts were granted to. day: Rob
ert q. Aiken, SIn Antonio. esnans Gaze
Anderson Lee, Paris, assignor OF two-
thirds to T. Broad aud j. Martin, Lamar
county, hame; George r. Clarke, Mon
tell, Tex, sssiguoF to A. T. Howard,
Brooklyn, envelope machines Elias
Cowsn, G hanger. sweep for corn and cot
ton cultivstors r )5ert A. Dean, Tyler,
corr-plsnter attachment; Theodore Phi
lus C. z Derbsrlt, Cuero. assigDor to d
Etsas, Dallas, psper holder and cutter ;
WIlliam R Smith, coin controlled electri'
Cal weighing scale.
TEXAS BISHOP AT WASHINGTON.
Special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 13.-Blshop D: B
johnson of San Antonio is here attending
the missionary council OF the Protestant
Episcopal church.
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W..l YlExlnis IndIoat.anp.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. l2.-Elec-
ton returns are coming In very slowly.
The Republicans claim Jeferson county
and TWO congressman, but the correc,
returns from Lincoln comfy give Jack q.
son, Democrat, for Congress, 1890 major
ity, which will elect him by & email
maj Jrity Fleming, Democfat, for Gov
ernor, through his attorneys in this city,
has netifsd the commissioners CT Kama
whA county that he desires q recount.
TIE Republicans increased over 500 votes
in this county, While the Democrats
polled slight increase over Two years
sgo. Senator Ksnna expresses the belief
that the Legislature will be Democratic
by two or three on j0int bEllot, and feels
ssnguine Of his return to the Ulited
States Senate. Governor Wilson will
contest the honors with MIN.
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tug S1s0e OSAtSIt WnlbG BLOCKS srS IN
usually nsrToW. =,
at PIttsbucg, snt the output Of anthracite
coGl, 81, $40 tors for lssE week, has been
io- The ye4r thus far 81 ,I61 $50 t01s,
sgsinss 27,879 463 lsst yeAE; q gain {!
nesrly y per cent.
Exports fell 6 per cent. below last
years a. New York, While fhe imports
here IN October were ebout per cent.
below last yesr Prices OF chief exports
bic products still rule 30 high SIS to PRE-
vent frae movement Snd wheat heg si>
vsncsd during the past week sbou! cent
with sales Ct 81, 100000 bushels,
Corn advanced 24 with sales Of 80, 500,
100 bushels; cats ADVANCED 3;.poIk 90
per barrel; Gil II; with small trading;
cotton l Is with sales Of 365. 01O bslss,
and coffee remained s.eady with
sales CT 234 900 bags during the week.
In the months preceding those OF the pc.
litical excitement speculation had been
unusually Gc'ivs and eGtr@y giant. There
had come more col fdent'to1e in many
branches CT business, sqd large. tyade
with imPPI1!l "a pr:cas usdsl!: sefic!ps'an
! as 4 result OF TIE pGstporenent Of very
many operations and PURCHASES in the
past month. In reports from interior
points generally it is noteworthy
that the aggregate Of transactions was
large for only iVs workiI e days. At all
cities reporting money c0Etlnued il fair
or active demand, while scarcely any
complaint CT StriugencY Is heard, aud COL
lections, though somewhat, interrupted,
have been on the whole satisfactory win
| Improvement noted In several
Cases. The large volume Of currency
in circulation together with temporary
inactivity OF speculation explsiDe the
matter. The circulstion Of slI kinds Of
money reached 81 ,407, 81 SOB November i,
being 81. 100000 larger than q year
ago. In The past week the treasury
mas ps'd Sl,7G0. 0C0 more than It
has taken IN. The report Of
the anthracite and bituminous furnaces
In blast showed 8 weekly output OF 1885,
| $40 tons, sgainst 9,1S9 8 month ago,
AID $50, 4S7 o year ago. In the output Of
chsrcoal iron an increase Of shout per
cent. In the month of October
makes the weekly output only about
Ii per cent. smaller than at this
date last year. Tne Increase OF late has
been mainly in southern production. No
Steel rsils have been at very low figures.
In al 10000 tons were taken by Wander
bilt roads snd ss much mora by other
companies, and i: Is reported that large
ordeTs can yet be placed st Eot more
th9n 1927.
The wool market has been decidedly
more sctivs aId stronger, bat while 8
more conf lent feeling prevails trade i'm
provement IN ordeEs or purchases is not
yet observed. :
Cotton goods have been f:m with g
strong urdertoue.!
The boot and; shoe trade Is firm
snd sc;ive-.. Deliveries this yesr
thus far have been y to par cent.
Trsnssc:lsns in STOCKS have rot been
i hesyy, prices have ec&%ely Changed st I'll
ia'the Aggregate. Tfe. business failures
duriog tie week mum Der 2S6 as compared
with 275 lsst week and 254 tha week pre-.
Vious. For the corresponding week last
year the total was 245. = r;