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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
HORROR UPON HORROR
A Woman Goes Mad at -the Loss of
Her Husband i'm the Mine Disas-
ter ant Burns HcrscIfand Four
Children To Death.

Marie Berthune, wife of one Of the victims
Of the mine disaster at Frontenac, Kansas,
set fire TO herself aud her five children, and
all but the eldest daughter were burned tc
death Among the bodies recovered from the
fatal shaft was that of Louis Berthune and
when his wife recognizt d his fatal remains.
n shrek was heard aud the grief stricken
woman had swooned. When she recovered
she refused to speak or notice any one
and il was evident that her reason had gone
As she showed no disposition to violence but
little attention was paid her, an ! all day long
she sat at her door, regardless of tn, cries os
her five childrel the young st Il bab,, five
months old. Llte Sunday evening she ap,
parently aroused from her stupor aud took
her children to the improvisc morguc, whore
lay the body of her husband he le each
child up TO the gastly corpse, aud still sile 1t,
led them away to hcr little hut.
About midnight the Berthune cabin burst
into flames. Tho village was arous, ID and
gatherel to the rescue, Tho cdess child, o
girl Of nine years, SUCCEEDED in escipjng from
the fire which devourcd ths rest OF the fam
lily and she told the awful story. She said
that her mother sent each of the children TO
bed with kiss and then sat down near tn,
stove. The girl could not sleep and lay watch,
ing her mother, who after sitting for some
time, took the can of coal oil and
poured it over herself and the bed
clothes Of the children. She then
set fire to some paper aud scattered it about
the room, and soon the whole place was in
flames. The daughter struggled short time
with her mother in an cndeavor TO get away,
but the burning oil ON her mothers clothes
caused such AN intense heat that she soon re.
laxei her grasp. The girl finally managed
to get out of the door, where sho fell exhaust
cd and fri shtfully burned. The cabin burned
like tindor, and soon nothing was left but the
glowing embers, from win ch were rake tho
charred bodies OF the insane mother and her
four children.
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NEW YORK, November s.-Chairman
Brice, Of the Democratic National Executive
Committee, comedies the election of General
Harrison.
Captain McClelland, Chairman OF the Cam-
paign Committee, was the only member at
the National headquarters this morning, and
he made the authoritative announcement of
Chairman Brice's concession of Republican
victory.
The World. in an extra to day, puts CAL
ifornia and Indiana in the Republican col
umn AMI gives Harrison 233 votes in the Elsc-
toral College.
In regard 10 the Congre sional situation
the extra World says: rs Congress, as we'll
as the Pfesi 'ncy lostl As the belptei re-
turns from the Congrc,snal districts come
In the complexion of tbs next House grows
more and more doubtful. This is the most
important and interesting Of the questions of
the campaign yet Undecided
at is II possibility that the Republicans
may have control Of the Fifty>ilrst Congress.
The Democratic majority of eighteen is
dwindlinS away. Several estimates made
by Democrats in this city bring
the mug.n down 10 two votes
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A FIGHT WITH OUTLAW
Horse Thieves Make n Big Ran
Ranches in Kansas

The people Of Norton county. on d.
dian Territory line, are very much e,
over the attacks Of gang of h1r,e d
from No Mans Land. Twelve dosrs-.
healed by the notorious outlaw, Blv]
came up from the Territory recently Z,
purpose of driving Off all the horses ,
southern part OF the county. They
meuced with Captain Millions herl q,
teen thorough, breds. The horses ve,
leased from the stables aud slartedia f.
rec ion of the Territory.
The remainder of the gang then VI
every ranch IN the county. aud took n,
ion Of every horse of any value Whst
renche the farm of James l.. HrI
and his two sons showed fight, aud wni
guns mad, 1t very warm for the Do,y 4
The desperndoes were too much ford
however, aud captured them aud ts!
TO fence, where they were found fcg,
later 10y friends. The thieves secured
head of horses, and started for the 0EG
country. They had gone but a shga
tance, when they were overtakcn by 4
of Norton county farmers \ de,
fight ensuei, during which George 4.
of the thieves, was fatally wounded
and his crowd were compelled to taksl
but managed to got away with tvel.
head Of horses.
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BELATED RETURNS.
Reports still Coming In From
Remote Sections.

Remote Sections.
Three-fourths OF the returns Of Oregon are
! In, and show a ten per cent. larger vote than
IN June, ard about ten per cent. increase In
the Republican ma jority, which will be about
| 5000. Allen, Rep, is elected 10 Congress by
about 5000 majority In Washington Terri
tory, Republican gain of 1000 since 1885,
The Territory legislature will be Republican
| in 10th branches
Returns have been received from every
county in Kansas. An estimate by Chair
man Booth from the reports received, gives
Harrison 10000 plurality over Cleveland,
and 5000 over the entire Democratic State
ticket. The legislature is almost solidly
Republican,,
give Harrison a net gain of 10,5s3, or q
plurality so for OF 2OOOO The remaining
ihrty-eight counties will probably raise IFS
plurality TO $4,000.
The California Republican State Commits
tee claim the State by from ten to twelve
thousand. The Democratic State Committee
comedies the State TO the Republicans by
Harrison A,3OO majority.
The latest figures indicate the election Of
four Republican Congressman. Three OF the
Congressional districts are very close. The
Congressional delegation will stand as fol-
lows: FIRST district, J. J. Dehaven, Rep.
Second, Marion Biggs, Dem. Third, Joseph
McKenna, Rep Fourth, VIM. w, Morrow,
H., I 4
Vandever, Rep.
1t is pretty definitely settled that General
Harrison's plurality In Indiana will be about
$50. The reports received by tho Associated
Press and the Western Union Telegraph
Company show 1866, but It Is probable SONS
slight changes will occur when the official
returns as canvasscd by the boards are com,
pleted by the Secretary of State. The official
figures on the State will probably not be
known for several days, as only three couu-
ties have been received by the Secretary of
State. Neither OF the State Com
mittees are receiving returns any longer,
and their knowledge rs to the result is there.
fore based entirely on the press reports. The
Democrats concele, however, that the Re-
publican plurality will be about 9, 500.
The entire Republican State ticket Is
elected, from Governor down TO Reporter Of
the Supreme Court. 1t was generally sup
posed that Gen. Hoveys vote would ftll sew
eral thousand short of Gen. Harrisons, but
very full returns, thus far in, show that the
vote of the Republican State ticket kept very
close TO the Presidential vote; in fact, Their,
is scarcely 800 votes difference, thus far be-
tween Gen. Harrison and Gen. Hovey's
plurnlitie'.
Tie most careful estimates mnde We
Cleveland. Virginia, by from $500 TO
1909. Browne, II p., defeats Kendall in the
FiIst district by 2O7 majority,
In North Carolina tho Democrats elected
Congressi nal candidates except in the Fifth
and Ninth, and probably in the Second,
which is still in doubt.
Returns from all hut seventyehve precincts
in Nevada give Harrison 6,l3i; Cleveland,
4,4G3; Fisk s. For Congress-Bartine, X.
$3.50; Cassdy, D., 4,740.
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THE DEED OF A EIEND,
He Murders a Wealthy Banker and
His Wife.

Peter Howe, n rich banker of Wenona,
north of Bloomington, ILL.,, and his wife wero
found murd .rei. They had just moved into
n new residence aud it is supposed that the
murderer thought there was consi ierable
money in the house. The villain used
coupling pin, beating both Of his
victims to death with it. The room presented
n shocking sight, the bodies of both Mr..
Howe and his wife being terribly bruised and
pounded about the heads. The murderer did
not realize much beyond few trinkets. Mr.
Howe has Mt times teen known t. have con-
siderable money in his house, but there was
none there at the time of the murder.
Mr.. Howe has resided at Weno IA for years
and was widely known. The firm name Of
the bank was formerly Howe, Hodges &,
Kalson, but OF late it had been Howe & Son.
Charles Burkhart, dissolute fellow, was
suspectei of committing the crime, and a
watch was placed on the rooms over gro.
Gerry, where he resided with his wife. He
discovered the sentinels and, going to his
bedroom, cut his throat with razor and died
within few minutes.
II Is stated th,t ths cause Of the decd was
petty spite. Burkhart would have been
lynched had he not committed suicide.
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NEWSY GLEANINGS

THE King of the Netherlands /, y
pected TO live.
THE only railroad in China is daily Il
with passengers
BOTH Houses of the English IaIi
Will discuss the Sackville case.
BRooKLYN's population iScstimateI
health department to be 500, So.
THE hide dealers of the NorthWf
ngitating the formation of trust
THE Catholics OF Australia aud InilI
presented the Pope with Sl,OJOOjD
lT turns out after all that Father 81 4
the inventor of Nolapuk, is not dead
The corn crop at Campton, ~ VI
vicinity is the greatest failure 5 nee w
THE honey season has not been q 4
ful ono in either the United Statcso rt1
IT is said that the British Govrrnmsi
give Lord Sackville the III ssion TO S. 4
burg.
The women of America expand ~
annually for paint and powder id
faces.
THIS country purchased half Of The
made in Limoges last year for H. \
francs.
INDIANAPOLIS claims that hers VS.
first Union railroad depot. 1t was 4
in 1852.
\ SEVERE drought has nearly et1
mated the rabbits in some parts 0f Nes
Wales.
The Spanish Government has been
ing fortllicatlons along tbs line q
Pyrenees.
THE Fontainebleau forest was ilrel
cendiaries at five different points o.
damage was S2JO, 90.
RUSSIA gets nearly $1,000, 900 pols
cotton from foreign countries, eSpetil
United States and Egypt.
ENGLAND is importing six times as
wheat from Russia and twice rs mu'A'
India as at this time last year.
The whole court at Berlin is now eil
composed of new people. The friend'@ @
late Emperor have disappeared.
A RETIRED German officer. conyIca
spy by the French authorities at Nice d
fenced to five years imprisonment
In Washington, N. H., apples are -,
the trees for twenty-five Cents a barrs-
cider apples for two cents bu,hel
TORONTO medical students hoote
threw stones at n profes or, who P,ll''
revolver and shot one of them in the n
THE suit brought by General ~
against Mrs Grant for work done ~
distinguished husbands memoirs hn
settled on the payment TO tine ioT~'
$4,000.
GEORGE c. HARDWOOD, an incurable ~,
In Longview Asylum. Cincinnati, hs
been awarded a pension OF Si2 mona'
back pay amounting TO Sl2,0OO. lie
relatives.
The body Of John Groshart, rancs
has been found In an isolated spot IN "a
County, Wy, with bullet hole in D.,
IL is the fifth mysterious murder
county in AS many months.
The budget for the Dutch EaS,
shows deficit OF s4,2Oo,0O0 The
Minister proposes to increass by one
the native license tax for the cultlyal
coffee and to appoint royal commlsss.
inquire as TO means for developing %
'as industry.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Returns Show n Gain OF One Repub-
lican Member of Congress.

An Associated Press dispatch says returns
from every county in the State show plu-
rality for Harrison OF 731 Democratic
gain Of 5,S7i as comp arei with the vote for
President in 1884. ono Republican Congrc s.
man gained.
The corrected list Of Pennsylvania delega-
uon in the Fifty-flrst Congress follows:
/, H. II. Bingham, r.; 9, Charles O'Neill, r;
3, S. J. Randall, ID; 4, w. ID. Kelley, X; 8, A..
G. Harmer, RI o. s. Darlington, X; Z, r. NJ.
YardIey, Il; 8, VIM. Mutchler, d; o, ID. b
Brunner, d; 10, NJ Brosius. r.; II, J. A
Scranton, II; IL, 4. S. Osborn, II; 10, J. B.
Reilly, ID; IA, j. w. Rire, Il; 10, NJ. b. Wright
X; 10, II. c. Mccormick, Il; IL, G.. X. Buck
a'ew, d; Is, l.. +. Atkinson, r: TO- Levi
Maish, ID; %, + H. Scul, II; 81, S. A. Craig,
Il; -, john Dllzell, RI %, T. NJ. Biyne, r.;
"a, }. w. R,y. RPS, G. c. Townsend, X; %,
w. c. Culbertson, II; "a, L. +. Watson, r; ;
20, James Kerr, ID.
THE STATE SENATE
State Senators were chosen in all the odd.
numbered districts of Pennsylvania, with
the following results:
I, q. II. Smith, R;3, c. J. T.. Devliu, ID; 3,
J. +. Reyburn, X; I, J. c. Grady, Il; 0, 4. V.
cooper, II; II, H. d. Green, d; l3, A. A. N.Y.
lin, Il; Is, A. +. Thompson, II; IL, J. p. $.
Goblin, Il; 10, A. ID. Harlan, X; II, w. II.
Hines, ID; %, j. X. Newell, X; %, II. b.
Packer, X; "a $. d. Bates, Il; ~, L. X.
Kcefcr, X; 81, j. NJ. Wood, r.; 33, w. Will
hanson, II; 81, j. Lemon, r; 81, II. X
Sloan, d; 50. +. +. Robbins, X; Al, j. b.
Showalter, Il; 43, j. Uppermau, r. Is; $. $.
Steel, r; a, 4. s. Mehnrd, Il; 40, ID. b. Nc.
Creery, X.
The Republicans lose three districts and
gain three, so that the division OF political
strength in the Senate will remain the same
rs at present. Republican majority of Is.
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ELECTION NOTES.

The indications are that IIarrison's plural
ty in Ohio wi, not vary more than 500 aither
way from 10000, but it will take the official
count to decide.
1t will take the official count TO decide the
vote of West Virginia.
The official returns Of Indiana are not vet
complete on Congressman, but the returns
are sufficiently full to show the election of
ten Democratic Congressman out of thirteen
Parrett ir the First and Brookshiro in the
Eighth had u plurality of about fifty each.
Poscy and Johnston both say that they will
contest the seats
Governor Hill's plurality in the state of
New York, according TO the non official re-
turns, is 1910. Mr.. Harrison's plurality in
the state is l2,7s7. So Mr. Hill comes out
3O,52O ahead of Mr.. Cleveland
The Democrats of st. Louis lost three men,
bers Of Congress, were beaten on the general
ticket 5000 10 5000 votes, and Francis, for
Governor had his majority in the state run
down to an uncomfortable figure.
Colonel CoOpan, who run as the labor cam
didate for mayor of New York, confesses
that he spent more than 100000 in the can
vass. As he only received s,O59 votes, they
cost him at the rate Of sl2. 40 each
In Connecticut the vote for governor stood /:
Morris, Dem, 7i,9ii; Bulkeley, Rep, a, ,426;
Camp, Pro-, 4,l3O. 1t will be seen that tho
plurality for Morris is l,5lS.
Governor Hill, although elected in New
York 10y 5000 majority, runs some 81, 900
votes in the State behind Cleveland and 90, 900
behind Harrison. The latter leads Miller
20, O00 or 1000 votes.
General Harrison's Cabinet will have eight
heads of Department, Congress having pros
vidod for the Department Of Agriculture, the
Secretary OF which will be member of the
Cabinet
Chairman Quay and w. w. Dudley have
been comforting with General Malone, who
claims that the Republicans have carried
both Virginia and West Virginia, and have
elected more Congressman in his State than
they get credit for.
The official returns make Ceveland's ma-
jority in Georgia 10000.
Official returns from every county In the
state OF Pennsylvania, show plurality for
Harrison of 19,779. Blaine's plurality In
1884. was Sl.0l9.
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The New Governors.

The following Governors were elected 10
the various States which voted for St,te off,
GERS:
Colorado, ]. A. Cooper; Connecticut l.. B.
Morris; Florida, +. p. Fleming; Illinois, j..
w. Fifer; IndiaHa, G. G. M,tson; Kansas, L.
w. Humphrey; Massachusetts,, o. Ames;
Michigan, Cyrus G.. Luce; Minnesota, Z.
Wilson; Missouri, ID. r. Francis; Nebraska,
J. NJ. Thayer; New Hampshire, ID.
II. Goodell; New York, David b. Hill;
North Caroline, d. G. Fowle; South Caro-
lima, j. p. Richardson; Tennessee, r. L.
Taylor; Texas, L s Ross; West Virginia, N.
8. Goff; Wisconsin, w. ID. Hoard.
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The Republicans are claiming that full re-
turns will give them the House, This is im-
probable, lut distinct possibility. There
has been some surprising Republican gains.
Democratic 81. Louis has elected three Re
publican Congressman The Republicans
make, apparently, well-based claims TO three
gains in Michigan, but the Democrats have
gained in Virginia.
"New York's delegation is unchanged as TO
parties. The fact Of the situation is that
there are enough districts yet uncertain 70
turn the House majority either way"
Tho Ercning Sun says: --latest dis.
patches indicate further Republican gains in
close Congressional districts in different parts
of the country. The Democrats el' ct but one
Congressman in Iowa. Another Republic IN
is gained in North Carolina. The next House
OF Representatives will be in all probability
Republican by majority of five TO ten.
The Herald, Sun and World agree that
the majority in Con7ress is very uncertain,
either way. The Herald figures out ma,
Jority OF two for the Democrats, Q63 to l6l,
on very complete returns.
The Star says that the reports from 3l3
out Of 325 Congressional districts, give l65
Democrats and las Republicans, leaving II
districts in doubt, with good chances OF con.
tinued Democratic control Of the house of
Representatives.
The New York Times figures a Democratic
majority Of three, while the Philadelphia
Times Independently exactly reverses these
estimates, giving three TO the Republican
party.
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AxwORTHYs CoNFEss
He Says He Loaned C,e,s
Money and Could Not Get \, y

Money ana Could Not Get Itb1
The most sensational dcvelopm,
Axworthy case since tho first annop..
Of the defalcation and flight OF Tia, u
official was the publication Of a c,.,|
from the fugitive. Mayor Babcocs :
n letter from Axworthy, October 81 u
mediately afterward left for Nom,
which city the letter was dated. h.
secure a personal interview with tbo
Treasurer. He returned home last "a,
having failed in bis object H. nsd,
the letter, which is datei Montre,l
ber 2s.
In the letter Axworthy states tina, q.
suggestion OF certain prominent -
OF Cleveland he hal Loaned
sums Of the city's mons,
persons residing In the Est q,
He received the interest on these loan.
larly, but when he attempted to co1..
principal, about Octob r 1, he was INA,
they could not pay; that they could Dg
paid any time after four months 4, h.
date Of his loan. Axworthy says IN,
terrible revelation TO him. He supp..
parties were worth millions. H. co.,
that nothing but flight was left for hi,
says he does not write in tho b )po Of on,
pity, but in order that the Mayor m,,'
the exact state of affairs. He c3ncl1.
turning over all his property, which l.
mates to be worth 100000, to the c,,'
says he has written his wito 10 surr.,l.
claims TO it.
The letter gave no clew to the paro.,
got the money, or TO the persons who
him TO loau IL.
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Georgia.

Indications are that Cleveland's majority
In Georgia will be at least $4,000. A solid
Democratic congressional delegation Is elect.
ed by from 5000 to 500 majority.
Maine.
Reports from all over the State indicate
between $4,000 and $4,000 plurality for Har.
rison-a gain Of 1000 over 1854.
Maryland.
This State gives Cleveland about the usual
Democratic majority of 1900.
Arkansas.
Cleveland carries Arkansas by good ma
jority.
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A FATAL RIOT,
Bullets Fly in All Directions-One
Swedc Killed and Others Hurt.

Bevier, Mo-, reports riot at the coal
mines at that place Saturday night. Astrike
had been prevailing there for some months,
and there have been frequent rows between
the strikers and tho new men. A short time
ago number of Swedes were engaged to
take the p aces of the strikers, and Saturday
the bad feeling resulted in a pitched battle.
Z. j. Anderson, Sweie was shot through
the breast ard killed, and three others,
swedes, were slightly wounded. 1t Is ru.
mored that one striker was killed, but this is
not confirmed. Over one hundred shots were
fired during the riot and number of houses
were pierced by stray bullets. The situation
is critical, and tho military will probably be
called out. Thomas Wardell, owner of the
mine, was shot and killed by u mob Of strik-
ers about six weeks ago.
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Pcrishcd i'm the Flame,

Frederick Knorr, his wife and ccyo
old daughter, Anna, perishsd in their &.
dwelling at Vernon Centre, n. Y. S
attempts TO enter the house and res
inmates were futile. The charrc rem
the three were found in tho cellar, ID.
being nearly burned Off. The village
adequate protection against fire.
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Minnesota.

The st. Paul GioJc announces that on r..
turns from Minnesota Eugene Wilson is elect
ed Governor, aud on that on thereturn, from
the same towns Harrison aid Morton will
carry the State by about Il, 900. On the Con.
greSsional tickets the defeat Of T. lmund Rice,
Democrat, is c)nce ted, and the election OF
Thomas Wilson, Democrat, claimed. The
Second, Third and Firth districts arc in
doubt.
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OHIO.

Chairman Cappellcr, of the Republican
State Committee, has been engaged steadily
in comp ling returns from county chlirmsn,
and estimates, with considerable de.
gree of accuracy, that Harrison's plurality
will be 20,221. The Democratic COMMITTEES
claims that il has not h, ard from more than
half the counties, aud on these estimates
that the plurality of Harrison will not he
more than 1900. 1t is doubtful il the plus
rality Of Harrison will fall b low 5000.
The delegation in Congress from Ohio will
stand 16 Republicans AMI Democrats, as
follows:
Butterworth, r., First district; John A.
Caldwell, r., Second; l.. s. Williams, r.,
Third; NJ NJ. Boothm1n, r., Sixth; II. l..
Marcy, r., Seventh; II. r. Kennedy, r.,
Eighth; W. c. Cooper, r., Ninth; Albert G.
Thompson, r., Eleventh; j. j. Pugsl,y, II. =,
Twelfth; c. Z. Wickham, r., Fourteenth; /;
r., Seventeenth; Wm Mckinley, Jr., r.,
Eighteenth; f. b. Taylor, r., Niueteenth;
NJ, i. Smyser, r., Twentieth; l.. c. Burton,
r., Twenty first; S. S. Yoder d., Fourth;
George L. Seroy, d., Fifth; w. S, Haynes,
D., Tenth; j. Ii. Outwaite, D., Thirteenth;
j. w. Owen, d Sixte enth.
Illinois.
The Chicago Tribune says General Harris
son has carried the State of Illinois by at least
10000 majority, ard it may be more, while
Private Flfer has been chosen Governor by q
majority not far from 10000. In Cook coun-
ty the vote on Governor is close, and it is
not probable the m jority either way
when figured out viii be large. Tho returns
from the STATE, outside the county show Re
publican gains, and tbs, on the average,
will tend TO comp~ ate The losses suffered in
Cook county.
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The Electoral Vote.

This is the probable vato in the Electoral
College, corrected in accordance with the
latest returns:
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Michigan.

Michigan has gone Republican ly a plu-
rality ranging from 1900 to 1900, on the
electoral ticket. Luce, Rep, for Governor
runs behind the res. o! the ticket, but not
more than 5000 lie lost in the large cities
but gained in the country, where he did not
LIQUOR men,