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Fatal Fire

ROCHESTER, N. Y, November 9.-The
most disastrous fire ever experienced in
this city occurred this evening at the
works of the Steam Gauge and Lantern
Company. It was located in building
of seven stories. with two easements,
and was situated near Genesee Falls.
The fire broke out at 1885 O'Clock, and
about forty people were at woI K.
mostly on the third floor. The smoke
was very dense and the men could not
reach the fire escapes and were forced
to Jump from the third story. Fourteen
Jumped on the west side of the building
and were frightfully injured, six OF
them dying within an hour; four others
will die before morning. Their names
are: Jaseph Darner, john Gremour.
Joseph Weber, Harry Schneider and
John Gall The fatally wounded are:
Richard Pasep, Frank Slddons, Don
Watkins and John Geerin. It is thought
that five or more bodies are in the ruins,
including one or more girls. The loss
on the building is $65 600; on lantern
plant, $175, 900.
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McPherson's Opinion.

WASHINGTON, November 81 be-
lieve we will have from seventeen
to twenty majority in the next House.
SAID Secretary Mcpherson. of the Re-
publican Congressional Campaign Com
mittes, to-day. In making up the
table printed in the New York Repub-
lican papers, he said: II am going to
give the-cDemocrats all they claim
within theecase where the actual re-
turns have not removed all doubt
From this table he reduced the Repub-
lican claims for congressman by one
which 10 in Florida. Kentucky, Mary
land, North Carolina, West Virginia,
and two in Virginia are in that shape.
he declared. He allowed all Democratic
claims ID doubtful cases and the result
was Republican majority of fifteen.
He could not see how it would be
possibly. He reduced below that figure
and allowing for Republican chances in
doubtful districts as in Virginia, Mary
land, West Virginia, North Carolina
and elsewhere, he confidently expected
the majority would be fouLd to be
nearer twenty than fifteen.
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INDIANA,

; IED1ANAPoLfs, November 9.-In the
Eighth District, E. V. Bookstore,
Democrat, defeats James F. Johnston,
Republican. for Congress by 65 major
ity This is Democratic gain. 1t is
believed the Republican plurality will be
about $500
Official returns from all the precincts
show that General Harrison carried the
city of Indianapolis by plurality OF
156. Official returns for Marion County,
including the city of Indianapolis. give
total vote of 1912. against 20, 2S5 in
1884; Cleveland, 17,517; Harrison,
II 100; Fisk. 800; Streeter, 81. Cleve-
tand's plurality is 1873, against 226 for
Blaine in 1888. It is pretty definitely
settled that General Harrison's plural
ity in Indiana W II be about 1900.
The official figures will probably not be
known for several days yet, as only
three counties have been received by the
Secretary of State. The entire Repuh-
lican State ticket is elected, from Gov
ernor down to reporter of the Supreme
Court.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Preparing to Paint the Town Yer
million,

INDIANAPOLIS, November g. Ar
raugement are nearly completed for a
grand ratification meeting to might,
and it is probably that General Harri-
son will be induced to participate in the
demonstration in some way. The Cen
eral has expressed his decided opinion
of coming to delegation who called
for the purpose of congratulating him:
Congratulations by letter, he says. will
receive prompt attention. A delegation
from Madison county called this al
noon, and tonight he was serenade1
by the sawmakers of this city. In re-
,ponse to a call for speech, he said:
1.-THE time for speech making is over.
The debate is closed and also the polls
are closed. I thank you for your call
to night"
General Harrison is receiving all sorts
of curious communications, including
few from France.
The Republican headquarters closed
to-day. Chairman Huston and Secre-
tary Dill were each presented with
gold-headed canes by the clerical corps
of the committee.
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A Wrestling Match.

Boston, November 9.-At the How
ard Athenium this afternoon, Duncan
@. Ross and 81. NJ. Durfee, of Marl-
borough, England, were wrestling q
match for $3.50 a side and the cham
pionship of America, bsst three IN five;
two collar and elbow, two catch as
catch.csn, and the fourth, if necessary,
to be side hold in harness. Durfee won
the first fall, collar and elbow, in six
minutes, throwing Ross clearly by trip
and lock. The second fall. catch-as-
catch.can, was won by Ross in ten
minutes, his weight and strength PROV
ing too much for Durfee's quickness.
Durfee won the third fall, same style as
the first, with the greatest ease. 1t
took Ross four minutes to win the
catoh-as -catch-can. and six minutes to
win the fifth, side hold in harness, and
thereby the match, the last style OF
wrestling evidently being as much in
his line as catch-ss catch
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, w. ", November g.
Golf Republican, carried his district by
a la. fow majority; the electoral ticket
is still in doubt. Kinson, Republican,
has q plurali y in the First Congress
sional District, Wilson, Democrat, is
elected in the Second. The Third and
Fourth are still in doubt, and claimed
by both. ,o
Official information received at the
State House says Fleming, Democrat, is
elected. 1t is now believed the Repub-
licans elect three out of four Con
gressmen, with the fourth in doubt. In
every county and precinct the Repu6ll-
cans gained. The Legislature is doubt
full. 1t may be tie with Carr, Green
hacker, having a deciding vote on joint
ballot. The Republicans claim every
thing.
Forty counties show net Republican
gain of 4,046 The remaining fourteen
counties will at the same ratio, give the
Republicans gain of 799, which would
give the state to the Republicans BY
624 majority.
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On the Issues.

ELMIRA. N. Y, November 9.-Secre-
tary J. Slost Fasett, of the National
Republican Committee, was serenaded
this evening. Two thousand enthus-
isstic Republicans filed his lawn.
Senator Fasett made a brief response
in which he said the National Commit
tee had written its speech in the returns
from nearly every State north OF the
Mason and Dixon line. The issue
had not been doubtful since the day
when the voice of Oregon in the west
had echoed from the hills of Maine IN the
east. Free trade would not soon again
be forced into a national campaign.
1t had been decided by the intelligent
voters OF the Union that the national
policy should be that OF protection to
our industries and the preservation OF
American Market to products OF
American labor, There were two issues
in this State that must yet be decided,
the proper restriction of the liquor
traffic and the proper protection OF the
ballot Fasett deplored the defeat OF
Warren Miller whom he regarded as
one of the pures. and noblest OF men,
but ne was glorious even in defeat, pc
cause he represented the great princl-
pies which would ultimately triumph
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RETURNS COMING IN.
Nothing Complete from Any
Of the States.
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN
Still Waiting for Ofacial Returns
Nothing From Texas-The Con-
- gressmen Elected-Etc.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, November 8.-The
count of 1G6 precincts in the city out OF
176, give Harrison "a $50, Cleveland
1858. The Republican State Commit
tee claim the State by 10000 to II 900.
The Democratic State Committee con-
cede the State to the Republicans, but
with q small majority. The latest fig
ures indicate the election of four Re-
publican Congressman. Three Congress
sional districts are very close.
Two hundred and twenty-five thous-
and, two hundred and eighty-one votes
have been canvassed in California this
morning. This include the entire vote
of San Francisco, with the exception OF
nine precincts, which cannot be OBJ
faired for several DAYS. 1t also in
cludes the vote of l 123 interior pre-
cincts out of total OF 920, and the
result Of the vote so far as counted is
as follows: Harrison, 1856; Cleve
/ land, 1096l5; Fisk, 1859; Curtis, l 052.
, The result of the Congressional cleo
tions NAV be summed up as follows:
McKenna and Vandever (Republicans)
are undoubtedly reelected in the Third
and Sixth Districts. There is also little
doubt that Morrow (Republican) is re
elected in the Fourth. He has
plurality OF 600, with very
few precincts to hear from.
Biggs, Democrat, has a plurality of
nearly l, 200 in the Second District, and
his reelection is considered certain.
In the two remaining districts, the First
and Fifth, the contest is very close,
both parties claiming the election of
their candidates.
This afternoon the count in the city
was complete in III precincts out of 176.
and the results are as follows: CleVe-
land, Is, 476; Harrison, 25,652; Curtis,
278; Fisk, 81; scattering, II. In the
Fourth Congressional District Morrow,
Republican, has IS $50; Farrie, Demo
crat, 1888. There is little doubt but
Morrow is reelected. In the Fifth
Congressional District Phelps, Republic
can, has 20,172; Clunie, Democrat, 90.
81. Clunie election is considered
certain
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Jumped From a Bridge.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, November g.
Steve Bradie jumped from the bridge
in course of construction over the Hud-
son River here, at 6 o'clock this morn
ing. He broke three ribs, and when he
reached the shore, blood was running
from his mouth and ears. Brodie
shor ly afterwards took the train for
New York, where he arrived at 9
O'Clock. The distance from the bridge
to the water is 2l2 feet. The jump was
made for wager of $500 and q gold
medal worth the same amount. Brodie
is seriously injured, and may die.
New York, November 9.-Steve Bro
die. who jumped from the Poughkeepsie
bridge this morning, arrived at 10
o'clock. He was examined by doc
tor, who found that he had three ribs
broken and a shoulder seriously hurt
The doctor could not say at present
whether he sustained any internal in
juries.
Late tonight his wife said he had
gone to bed, but was doing we'll and
would be around in few days.
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Those Perforated Ballots.

CINCINNATI, November 9.-To-dsy
the ballots cast in Kenton County for
Congressman from the Sixth District
(Carlisle's) were counted at Indepen-
dence, Kentucky, and about one-third
Of them found to borough edged and
perforated. Six hundred and one OF
these ballots were cast in Campbell
County, and the Republicans protested
against them being counted. These
ballots were distributed in considerable
mum bers throughout the remainder OF
the district.
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storms.

ATcH1soN, KS, November 9.-The
most phenomenal snowstorm that ever
occurred in Northern Kansas began
this morning and has continued ali
day. Trains are ali delayed and
telegraph wires are Frustrated in
all directions with the exception
of one line in Kansas City.
In Atchison over 200 telephone
lines are broken and so tangled up with
electric light wires that the electric
light has been suspended for fear OF &C
cident. The snowstorm is the heaviest
that has occurred at any season OF the
YEAR since 1873. The extent OF the
damage cannot be ascertained. owing
to the suspension of Geographic COM
munication.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November ga
rain storm beginning early this morn
ing developed into snow storm at
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to their opponents on the question OF
policy. England had perhaps noticed
that popular institutions existed to the
westward (Iaughter). even this IN
America would add more to the
history of electioneering than to
the history of politics. daughter and
cheers.) If there was any complalns
against Washington statesmen, 1t did
not involve the two nations. (Cheers.)
Washington statesmen had not ap-
parently commended themselves to the
approval of Americans. In regard to
the peace of Europe, it appeared that
all of the rulers had an earnest aud IN
tense desire to maintain peace.
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Sold Cheap.

New YORK, November 9.-At the sale
of the Duchess of Msrlborough's effects,
to-day, an old Flemish tapestry and its
companion, that originally cost $4,000,
were sold for $50 and $3.50 respectively
and pair of 5avres jars made origin
ally for Queen Victoria, at cost Of'S15,-
600 brought $1,700 each. a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements in this column, II
for articles lost or found, for situa-
lions offered or wanted, houses for
rent or wanted to rent, will be charged
for at tho rate of 5 cents per line for
one insertion, and 212 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per line
fret time, and 4 cents each subsequent
time.
Birth Notices, so cents; Marriage
Notices, 81; Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, 15cents per line.
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DIED.

H1GGs-In Salt Lake City, November 8th,
1888, at IL 20 p m T., Alpha Jedds,. son OF .
J. and Mary A. Riggs, born July 3Ist'
1888.
The funeral will take place on Sunday,
November 18th, at IL 80 am, at the 1es!-
denee of Rodney lillian, AGA s. Seventh
East Street Friends OF the family are in
Yited to attend.
DYET-In the Fifth Ward, this city, of ty-
phoid fever, James, son of Alexander and
Jane Dyet, aged Is years.
Funeral Sunday. at IL O'Clock noon, from
Fifth Ward Meeting House. Friends re-
speetfully invited.
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and shreWdness, but is less austere and
reserved. He is 8 lawyer and journal
ist, and lived in indianapolis until q
few years ago, when he became Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury, which position
he resigned when Cleveland was elected.
He has been with General Harrison in
q confidential capacity since the open
ing of the campaign, and won the lat
ter's esteem and confidence.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Sun'S
Washington: In the speculation OF
Hsrrison's Cabinet, the main con-
sideration of present Importance is az
to whether
HARRISON WILL NOT CALL BLAINE
to head his cabinet. As to this point
there is great diversity of opinion
among Republicans here, but the al
most unanimous wish and hope is that
Blaine may be let severely alone. Even
his admirers say the new adminlstra-
ton would have a better chance with
out Blaine than with him. Fully
dozen cabinet States have been pro-
mulgated here to-day. Taken together
they contain pretty nearly every Re-
publican name OF prominence in the
country. Perhaps only one of the
names is certain to be found In the
final list, and that is the name OF
Colonel John c.. New, of Indianapolis,
who is regarded as the coming Secre-
tary of the Treasury, almost without a
doubt. General Harrison will put
some Indiana nan in the cabinet, and
Colonel New is the first and only man
anyone thinks of, and his long and
large experience in the Treasury sug-
gests the appropriateness of placing
him at the head of that department.
John Sherman is also mentioned as
Secretary OF State.
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Brief kilograms.

HEINRICH Won BAMBURGH, the dis
tinguished physician. is dead.
Mrs. JAY GOULD is reported as very
low and her demise may be looked for
momentarily.
SENATOR german, of Baltimore. called
at the White House on Friday and had
an interview with the President.
The st. Ledger was won by Tuscano
on Friday, at Liverpool. and the great
Lancashire handicap by Lisbon.
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The MahdPs Work.

CAIRO, November o. Seventy thous-
and followers of the Mehdi attacked
the town of Madai, west of Dartoor.
The garrison repulsed the assailants
and killed 5000. but the Mahdists re-
attacked and captured the town. The
Sultana of Madai fed to Chiri.
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One F act

Is worth column of rhetoric, said an
American Statesman. 1t is fact,
established by the testimony of thou
sands of people, that Hoods Sarsap-
arilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum.
and other diseases or affections arising
from impure state or low condition OF
of the blood. 1t also overcomes that
tired feeling, creates q good appetite
and gives strength to every part of the
system. Try it. 264
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VIII Contest the seats

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. November o.
Chairman Mosely, OF the Republican
State Executive Committee announces
he will contest the election of the Con-
gressmen in the First, Fourth, Sixth
and Seventh Districts. He asserts ne
can prove fraud at the polls. and will
be able to seat the Republican contest
ants.
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1885,

p. m, and snow has been falling ever
since. The snow, however, has melted
almost as fast as it has fallen. 1t was
accompanied by brisk wind and has
done considerable damage. Nearly all
railroads ente-ing here are more or less
delayed, the Santa Fe being the worst
sufferer. The telegraph wires are also
somewhat crippled.
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Coincidence.

UTICA. n. Y. November 9.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received by
Warner Miller:
81 am greatly greived at your defeat. If
the Interpret leader fell outside the breast
works, the column, conspired by his
courage, went on to victory
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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COll1ding Vessels.

LONDON, November "a telegram
from Havre states that the Cunard line
steamer NQntiz came into collision,
thirty-six miles off the Lizard, with the
German ship Theodore Ruger, Captain
Meyer, and that both vessels sank. A
portion of the ships crew has landed at
Trorville. The fate of the rest and the
steamers crew is unknown.
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Arrested for Forgery.

CLEVELAND, November 9.-Maior F.
Bragelns, chairman of the Republican
Central Committee, Of this county, was
arrested to day for the forgery of nu-
merous notes, on which he secured be-
tween Sc 600 and 81 600 at different city
banks. He was locked up at the Central
Police Station and confessed his guilt.
The arrest caused great sensation.
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The Anti-saloon Republicans.

New YORK. November 9.-The Anti
Saloon Republican National Committee
will meet at No. l Broadway on
Wednesday, November 2lst, at 10 a. M,
to decide upon the line of policy to be
pursued hereafter.
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British Bits.

LONDON, November ga house col
lapsed on LitchtieId Street to-day, caus-
the death of six persons and the injury
of twenty.
The procession, to- day, on the occas-
ion of the induction into Office of the
new Lord Mayor, was devoid of the
usual psgeantry, and tame affair gen.
orally.
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Thu Americans Must Go

STUTTGART. November 9.-Premier
Won Muttnachts had an interview with
the King of Wurtemburg, which re-
suited in the King acceding to the de-
mand of the ministers that all Ameri-
cans except Jackson resign.
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Lord Salisbury Speaks.

LONDON, November 9.-The usual
banquet to cabinet ministers was given
at Guild Hall this evening. Lord Sails
bury delivered long speech. He de
MED that the government had yielded
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NEVADA.

SAN Francisco, November 9.-Returns
from all but seventy-fve precincts in the
State of Nevada give Harrison, 6,134;
Cleveland, 4 ,463; Fisk, 8. For Congress
-Baline, Republican, $500; Cassidy,
Democrat 4 ,746.
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ILLINOIS.

ST. LOUIS, November ga special
from Nashville says Forman, Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the
Eighteenth Illinois District, has ma
iofity OF II over John Baker (Republi-
CAM.
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Tho Cabinet States.

WASHINGTON, November Sit is be
Iieved General Harrison's private secre-
tary will be D. L. Alexander, now a
resident of Buffalo, N. Y. Alexander
possesses all of Dan L9mont's caution
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WYOMING,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., November g.
Joseph NJ. carey, Republican, is re.
elected delegate to Congress by about
200 majority over Morgan. Demo-
cratic candidate This is nearly double
of any previous majority.
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Observation-Disclosures Morton

RHINE CLIFF, N. Y, November o.
Hon. Levi P. Morton, Vice President
elect, has been busy to-day reading
congratulatory cables and tell grams
upon the successful result of the cam
pAign.
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EsrRAYED.

NOVEMBER 9Th. FROM FIRST SOUTH
~ Street q bay horse with halter on.
branded Fl on left shoulder and star in
forehead, with small white stripe on face.
ANY information of where he is will be re-
warded at Sc E. First South Street, by l. W.
JONES,
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J1,HN O. CUTLER y BRO

No Sc East Temple Street, are making
Gen s. Sprlng Suits to order tor SO 30 fT0m
Provo All Wool Cassimeres They are ms
Thing /" Call and order one.
AGENTS Provo Wooden Wills.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

HROM MY PLACE, NORTH OF SALT
L Lake City, on Thursday, September 18th,
1888, one 5-year-old roam mare branded II
on right thigh. Suitable reward will be paid
for Information leading to her recovery
James D. Adams, Commission Office.
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RRrnum improving.

New HAVEN, Conn. November g.
w. n. Barnum's condition is improved
and the physician expects him to be
around in a week or so.
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c.rriad Over Tho Falls.

BUFFALO, November 9.-This after
noon an unknown man jumped into the
river from Prospect Park, Niagara
Falls, and was carried over the falls.
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LOST.

ON THIRD EAST, BETWEEN THIRD
" and Fourth South, on Wednesday night,
a working HARNESS. The finder Will be
suitably rewarded by leaving itst Btka6en
Office, Commercial street at Baimforth s
Store, Ninth Ward
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JAPANESE BAZAR.

NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED ALL
oleo IaG1iesISilk wrappers and Gents Smok.
ing Jackets, and expensive Chinaware,
ali kinds of Canton Crepe and Shawls and
Fancy Embroidered SILK HandkeIehIefs.
II HOP.
267 8 Main Street.
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ARIZONA.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., November g.
Mark Smith, Democratic candidate for
delegate to Congress, has majority in
t le Terri tory of 5000.
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Natalie Appeals In Vain.

LONDON, November 9. - Elk Queen
Natalie's appeals to the patriarchs OF
Constantinople and Athens have been
unsuccessful. Both decline to inter-
fare
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TaOMsON, ALLEN 8 co.,

IxTAsATCH BLOCK, COR. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
In city property. A few chances to oDtam
acreage property or improved farms In ciosS
proximity to the city, at bed rock price9