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The Election Troubles settled and RCpqb:
can United States senators RrO Assured,
HRLESA, MoNT,, Nov. 4.-The State
CanvaSSiug board met at 10 o'clock to-
day and finished the canvass Of tile State
vote. Silver Bow county was counted
as canyassed by its board, thus electing
the entire Republican ticket, except
Toole for, Governor. The Supreme
Court and six out OF the eight district
judges are Republican. The Senate Is 4
lle, with Republican Lieutenant Coy.
ernor 10 give the casting vote. The Re.
publican majority In the House is six,
% The contest Id Jefferson county the
publiGSns expect to gain one member Ia
the House, which vii give then ma.
jofity Of eight on joint ballot, There Il
q te Tor one member ol the House In
Beaver Head and Deer Lodge counties,
WHICH will peCessltate q new election,
Out Of TWENTY-FIVE thousand votes cast,
only eighteen hundred are agalnSt the
adoption oil the constitution,
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sion Is that when an employs has had
during the year q leave oi absence on ac'
count OF sickness for thirty days he d
not entitled TO any further leave during
that year with pay. But II II happena
that he has enjoyed the regular annual
leave OF thirty days then he eau have
leave OF absence on account Of sickness
for any length OF time the head ol the de-
partment may determine 10 allow.
II is claimed that this decision works
an injustice, as 1t depriyes an employe Of
their regular annual leave In the event
that be should happen to be taken sick
before the leave Is granted. He can
have q regular leave first and then the
sick leave aiterward, but when these
conditions are reversed he loses bis an.
nual leave. This is the situation Of q
n Imbsr who want 10 go home and vote,
They have had . sick leave during the
year, but no regular leave, and now they
hnd that when this decision is followed
II they 20 home their pay is stopped,
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
In this connection It may be said that
q West Virginia Republican Association
will probably soon be formed for the
purpose OF looking after the numerous
West Virginia voters In the city. In
times past such an association existed
here and did good work, but alter "the
late accident" II fell into innocuous
desuetude. Now 1t is best that West
Virginia must not he behind the other
States, and some action looking 10 q re-
yiYal OF the old association will doubt
less soon be taken.
Senator Kenna Is In town superintend-
Ing the erection OF his new house on
Capilol Hill,
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THE NEW YORK ELECTION,

No Issues Of National ImpOrtancO-Wha
the Democrats Hope to DO.
New YoRE, Nov,4,-The greater inter
est in the election TO be held in this State
Tomorrow centres in the result oil thu
balIoting for members oi the Legislature
The Republicans had a majority in the
last Legislature Of forty on Joint ballot
II is their ambition to increase 1t to
lwo.thirds majority to knock the Dem
oCratic Governors yetoes, On the otheI
hand the Democrats hope to wipe the
Republican majority out entirely, AT
the State is considered naturally Demo
cratic and no issues have arisen to diver
votes Ia large numbers, there Is reason
In the Claim OF the Democratic leaders
that their ticket will be successful,
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THE BASE BALL WAR.
ANoyel Phase Of 1t Developing Bro
thsrhOOd and the Workipgmen's 0rgani'

A Novel Phase Of 1t Developing Bro
theFhoOd and the Workingmen's Organi
zatiouS,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov, 4,-The base bal
war is likely to assume a new phase
from indications at this point, Maiol
Samuel L, Heffingwell, one Of the oldest
trade unionists in the west in talking ol
the probable coming struggle on the
ball field, said: "The lRteat subject Of
discussion among organized laborinp
men Is the base ball war now on. II
may appear little singular to outsiders,
but q peculiar interest Is being mani,
tested In the trades union element faYor-
ing this base ball Brotherhood move-
ment, The way we look at this matter,
in It's present shape, Is that the Brother.
hood Is q legitimate organization Of
workmen. Noone doubts the necessity
Of skill for a position In tile League or
Association; all minor leagues and
clubs are mere schools OF apprenticeship
to the full fledged, skilled workmen Of
the leading leagues the men are hired
on salaries, and, outside OF the oppres-
sive restrictions under which they are
placed, they are to bs as fully recognized
as the skilled workmen Of the printing
craft, the molder, or the carpenter.
"The keynote given by Won Der Abe
In his statement that the hght now 90.
ing on IS q fight Of capital and labor;
that capital must stand shoulder to
shoulder, ETC., should BIZ the cue for the
Brotherhood managers. Let them make
application to the American Federation
oil Trade and Labor Unions, or 10 tue
officers Of the General Executive Board
Of the Knights Of Labor-or to both, for
that matter-and they will hnd no diff.
Guilty In being admitted as trade organ.
iEStion to either,
"They will then be allowed to organi.
Sations representing over 100000 Of
skilled mechanics, aud II 1t IL TO be as |
Won Der Abe says, a tight between capl-
tai and labor, 1t will be demonstrated by |
the attendance upon the games Of the
respective interests. The people care
little who manages the games, or who
makes the money, They 90 TO see good |
ball playing; therefore, as the Brother
hood will nave all the skilled players,
and as the main support comes from the
workingmen, 1t will be seen whether
mere capital Is to rule with despotic sway
over the masses OF the people in bass
ball, as 1t would like TO do In many other
leading industries OF the country. Oh,
yes, the workingmen are in sympathy
with the RFnkhpFhnnl
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FROZEN TO DEATH.

One of the Results of the Terrible Snow
Storm on the Border OF New Mexico and
Colorado.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 4.-one OF the
results Of the terrible blizzard, which
swept oyer Eastern Colorado aud North
erR New Mexico Thursday and Friday
Of last week, REACHED here to.day from
Folsom, N. NJ. Thursday night Henry
Miller, the range foreman for Col. Head,
with several cowboys, camped near
Sierra Grande with eighteen hundred
cattle. AT 4 o'clock that morning a
blizzard from the northwest struck the
herd, driving the cattle toward Pan
Handle, Texas. The snow was 80 blind.
Ing that II made Il impossible to see fifty
feet ahead. Miller called his men TO-
gether, and they started 10 follow the
herd and made ali attempt 10 keep them
punched so far as possible. The men
became separated Friday night. One VI
them wandered into Aeais' Home
ranch, half dead with cold and hunger.
He told his story and a resCiiing party
was Immediately sent out, an at noon
the frozen, bodies Of Henry Miller, Joe
Martin and Charlie Jollyiwere found
lying on the plains not far from Folsom.
The other men succeeded In finding
their way into camp before being over.
come with cold.
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SITUATION m VIRGINIA.
Ths slAts IlansStiJ Republican IL There ID
rnif Cpunt-AtnhoheiH Chnnseu.

Ths STATS IIansSlJ Republican II There Ii 1
Pair -si9hspe's Chances.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4.-4t present
the condition oi itiO campaign 10 that d
great heat and excitement, ASto 10
suit under the circumstances II may b.
fairly said that Malone, II he could 60,
cure tho tpll and honest Republican
vote in Virginia, you'd be elected By
from fifteen 10 twenty tlouSSuA ~ maloFIly
i 10 the honest Republican majority Il
Virginia. "
Tie State 10 honestly Republican b
at least gileen thousand, aud when ahC
wag lot alone Ble cast a Republican Con
gressloDll majority oi eypF twenty
thousand,
Hut with the "puFgIng" Of The resia
trallUn, the arbitrary use oil the poVel
conferred Upon the Democratic 8uperyi
BoFS hg Democratic Legislature, thI
threats and lnlDldaliOn6 Of the Demo
Gratis, the utter dlsFeEagd Of honesty Of
Law Ii the election matters, II d bard 4
say what viii DO the outcome,
Mckinney lias been the ga.teet iailnft
ever put before q community, For thJ
last Two weeks he llas been bahllbpd bl
tlg enuCtAllt management into lhj
Ends Of uia iat Southwest, and nolllnl
hes been htetd lIS6 hDp; Ia fact, thof,
have been a5 much kdfhil6e Shd nnSeS
lAlnly about HIN aud hib iioy9nthls 4
there haye been nbopl Stanley ID AifICh
Again, AahOpe % much stronger "a hI
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
European Nations Look with
Jealous Eyes Upon the
EFFORTS OF THIS COUNTRY
To Establish Intimate Commercial
Relations with the South AmeFi.
caa countries-Eyery Move. :
meRt Watched by Them,

|
LONDON, Nov, 4.-The effort which Ia
being made by the Washington govern.
ment N astabIisb mn,a intimate oon2 oon2,l
80. .S,'.'. S.'A '.'e'S 4"'y ~, T,.I, ss
netV'~ telslous pegween lue unltea
States and the States OF South America,
has awakened on this side Of the Allan.
tic a naw interaa. In ,ba. la,tor co,n,,;oo
mt. -. .N, - s-s ,~''I' SsNN'..Vy'
tulS 'n1eFeat lS poFn pAFuy OF rear tnat
the efforts OF the United States will be
successful, and that some OF the trade
which Enrona hos hniIt nm Win ,bass
Go. $50 sps ~. N~9 St'S ~ ".'u 'les'
states VIII % diverted 70 North America,
and partly Of an anxiety TO watch for
any new deyelopmants which may point
n ON or,ron,o,,on ~ t,ada
" MIA. NJ auslls.'S.'vA ". ~ A., =, r~ "
While most OIL the English newspapers
affect 10 rldlculs the possibility ot any
combination between North and South
America, they agree that 1t Is necessary
for Europe TO bestir herself and look
sharply after what she considers her
own,
The total yearly foreign trade Of South
America Is estimated at S700, 100000,
barely one fifth OF which is done with
the United States. II Is argued that
this condition Of affairs Is maintained
not so much on account OF the tariff and
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Managing Editor Commercial 'lia Ga
FROM NORTHERN OHIO.

Foraker viii Get Plurality and Largo
Republican Delegation VIII he Sent to
the Legislature.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-The campaign in
Ohio closed tonight and In the northern
end Of the State every detail for the eleC.
tion to be held tomorrow has been care,
fully looked after. While the enthusi.
asm has not been pitched In very high
key the managers OF both parties have
been active and the voters have been
much interested. Governor Foraker will
be- cut by some persons who do not be.
lieve In three consecutive term, and by
others who doubted the sincerity Of hia
declaration at Chicago In 1883 when be
proclaimed 10 Americans generally
that he was a friend Of John
Sherman and bis Presidential canvas
Campbell, on the other hand, will moi
poll the full vote Of bis party because he
Is not regarded as being In line with ex
President Cleyeland's policy OF tariff re,
form. The REGISTRATION in Cleveland Il
1000 less than last wear, both parties
sharing the loss. Northern Ohio vii
give Foraker plurality and send large
Republican delegation 10 the General
Assembly ForakerB election 10 alarRt
degree depends on the plurality he Il
given IN this part OF the State,
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THE HOME OF HENRY CLAY.
The Pan.American Excurslonlsts Royal,
Entertained at Lexington, Ky,

Tie Pan.Ameriean ExSlrslonlsts hOIally
Entertained at Lexington, N.Y.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 4.-Ihe morn
ing at Lexington was one full OF enioy.
ment ior tho PAN A morioon ovcrrs;on.
49, m NJ w - ~. -4.Sl'ssA .ss,, 9Hsuto'vA t ~
lsIs. they aWoke refreshed from the
sSung 10y, siumoer which naturally followed
.he Wy oi aCtiVe pnyslclM eAerlon ~
ss91Ieau'ng s1Itg 6 sne vof!utous passages OF
eiapimotn rn hL.Ii ~. vaVe, ana as soon as they
naa 9Ieakiast tne reception committee
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wAsHiSafON, b. o. Nov, 4.--A dOcI-
IIon hAS been rpSphed by the officials q,
The State Department In the case Of the
charges against W. y. Lewis, Consul at
Tanglers. He will be allowed TO return
10 bis post ol duty and will probably
leave ior Morocco within q lew days,
AZ has been stated, the State Depart.
mynt officials think hi8 usefulness at
TangierB 10 practically at ah end, and biz
llay there y not likkoly bean EXTENDED
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In Ten States, with the Chances
in Favor OF tho Republicans
IN THE MOST IMPORTANT.
POraker's Majority will be a
Large Ono for an or Year
AMI the Ohio legislature will be Re
puOl.can-ClOse Fight In Virginia
aai other Stars,-COn'ervatlve
EslIm4toby Newspapers-A
General IIeVIeW from
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Tug ISrgLLIdgScER's Washington
,Occlalthia morning gives a review OF the
Dolilical situation Ia the most important
States where elections are to be held to-
d,vapA a forecast OF the result, based
noop the information received by poll
tclans at the Capital. In addition, are
bripl special aud Associated Press dis
matches from the political clntres In
Ohio Virginia, New Jersey, New York
and other States, giving conservative es-
tlmates Of what may be expected. Judg.
ipv from tho dispatches which come
from Democratic as well as Republican
sources, tho chances for Republican sue
cess arc better than those usually hoped
for in IN off year. In Ohio 1t Is moro
than probable that not only will Foraker
hold bis own, but u Republican Legisla'
ture will be elected, which meaus a Re-
publican successor to U. s. Senator
PAYNE STANDARD Oil Democrat) which
alone will be glory enough for one day.
From Virginia the Democratic organ
Of the State legraphs that Malone will
be defeated, but other reports say that II
there lsa fair vote aud an honest count,
Virginia will be- redeemed from Bour.
bon.Democratic rule. The State IL
loubtIal, however The defeat Of Cor.
man in Maryland is not without the
bounds Of to.day's possibilities, while
in New Jersey thesigns are encouraging.
The election in New York is unimpor.
tant, rs compared with former years, for
with the admission OF four new Repub.
lican States and the rapid growth Of Re-
publiCanism in tho South, New York u
no longer pivotal State, In Pennsyl'
vania, the Republican majority will be
anywhere from $4,000 TO 10000. In
other States local issues compllcats mat.
ters aud will reduce majorlties on either
side.
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A drunken rig builder from the Wash.
ington oil Geld caused considerable con.
sternation on board the Baltimore & Ohio
express train for Pittsburgh, which left
here at 6:10 o'clock Sunday evening, He
had catne down To Wheeling for bis
Sunday drunk and succeeded In gettibg
load on board that made him quarrel.
some and ugly, He confined himself TO
the smoker, where he buIlled every body
and made general nuisance Of hiustii
till the train reached West Alexander,
when he entered the ladies' car and
commenced using language unat for the
ladies' to hear. Conductor Drake en-.
deavoF 10 stop. him, but the fellow pulled
q Blk knife and started torun ainuck
with II, terrifying everyone IN the Car.
A telegram wis sent 70 Washington for
The police Ia meet the train aud lake 70
charge Of the fellow, but Just before The
train reached the station he took alarm
aud jumping oti, and disappeared.
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GREAT YIVTORY I'M OHIO

Is What Is Predicted by the Republicans
In Columbus 1t VIII be n Clean Sweep.
Special Digpdteh 10 hs IRieli0tneer.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov, 4,-The Republi'
cans are on the eve OF the greatest vic
tory since the war, when John Sherman
and Benjamin Wade represented Ohio
In the United States Senate. In 1865
Allen G. Thurman succeeded Wade,
and there has since been one Democratic
Senator from Ohio In Congress.
The Republicans claim the Legislature
with or without Hamilton county, which
means that Henry B. Payne's successor
will be a Republican. This statement Ia
based upon the following;
First-The Republicans have good
lead In the counties regarded safely Re-
publican, as compared with those safely
Democratic, and OF the twenty.one
doubtful counties the Republicans have
the advantage, because seventeen oi
these were represented In the last Leg
lslature by Republicans, while the Dem.
oCrats only had the remaining four.
Second-The Republicans are better
organized over the State, and
Third-The Democrats virtually aban.
loned the Legislature TO make the fight
Oh Foraker. The contest which has
been waged glnCe the Halstead retrac.
tion OF the ballot boz Job, has been one
for Governor and for Governor only.
1t would be glory enough to defeat
Foraker, even L they lost the seat In the
Senate. The fight has been hotly dom
tested with Foraker on one hand aud O
fusion OF anti.Forakerism, headed by
General John Beatty, Of this city, and
Democrats on the other. While Il 10 ad.
mitted Foraker will run behind his
ticket several Thousand, hie election IL
regarded as safe with a conservative esti.
mate OF ten thousand plurality. The
Indications are that large vote will be
caSt-between seYen and eight hundred
thousand-whiOh 10 favorable to the Re-
publiCans. II eau be safely claimed that
Forakerism In Ohio will be sustained.
ONO STATE JOURNAL,
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THE IOWA ELECTION.
A Light Vote Expected atAln'FIght on
Prohibition.

~ ABHt Notc EApecteW-Ahe IMAM ElBut VI
Prohibition.
DEs MoINEs, IAp Nov. 4.-The Stalt
Register Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson's paper) says: Iowa votes to.
morrow for Governor and other State
officers and for members Of the Legisla.
tpre, who are to elect a United States
Senator to succeed Mr.. Allison. This
last fact has given the campaign some
national features, both parties having
discussed the tariff issue to a great or
less extent. Aside from this the main
tlght has turned upon Prohibition, the
Democrats claiming that 1t was q failure
and the Republicans that 1t Is to be- IT.
garded as the settled policy Of the State
until the majority Of the people demand
a change. The campaign, however, has
been oil much less interest on both sides
than usual and a light vote is expected
tomorrow,
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NobTaskas Local Fight,

OMAHA, NEB Nov 6.-The campaign
in this State has been remarkably quiet
even for au of year. The only State
Offices To be filed are those OF Judge oI
tho Supreme Bench and two regents o
the State University. Owing To dissatis
faction Of tile anti;mopppOllsts over tht
defeat OF Judge Reese for nomination, II
is probable the Republican majority vii
be reduced somewhat.
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what tilc Commlttees Itstimnto

CoLuMBus, o., Nov. 4.-The Chairman
Of the Republican and Democratic State
Committees loft for home to-day and
Gov Foraker went 10 Lebanon where
he speaks to night and Will 20 to Cjpcln.
natl Ia the morning To vote. The eSti,
mates given out by Col. Conger indi.
Gates q Republican plurality In the State
Of between 1900 and 10000.
Chairman Neal, Of the Democratic
Committee is giving out no Rgsrea OF
estimates on The eresult, but stated to-day
nWg are going 10 elect Campbell sure
We havethc figures for that and there
will be no mistake, but we will mol
make them public"
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rI,eINa iiIchlFati ViilaFo,

LUTHER, Mion, NO14-A hrs started
al 0 O'Clock yesterday morning at Hlnh.
bers's store which resulted IN Ihs do,
ntrnotlon Of a quarter Of the business In.
iStpsll d The town, The citizens made
A heroic Hght and saved q large amount
Of property, The total loas ID estimated
al 100000 insurance $4,000,
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Ia one which is guaranteed 10 bring van
satisfactory results, or In caS0 Of failure
q return oil purchase pFlcD. On tilis aale
plan you can buy from our adyeTtieed
druggists q bottle oi Dr.. KlnR's Nav iJiS.
CoN2r iof Consumption. It's guAtan.
teed % bttuR relief 10 every case, when
used lot any Affection 0t throat, ltinRS or
chest SuDl % sOonguinption, Inflammation
Of lIngg, bronchitis, asthma, whoopinF
cough, cfOup, etc, elC, II Ia pleasani
and agreeable 70 lasts, perfectly Raie.
and COh always DO depended UPON,
ItlAl bottles free at Logan Drug % q
drug store,
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CoNsTANTINopLE, Nov. 4. = Emperor
William has conferred the decoration Of
the Black Eagle upon Kaimal Pasha, the
Grand yizier, and has presented his
portraitRnd a pair Of vases to Said Pasha,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. The Tur-
kish and Greek papers are unanimous
in their praise Of the Emperor and
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In MassaolluSetts,

BosroS, Nov. 4.-The State election
which occurs tomorrow will have its
chief interest in the fact that 1t is the
tirst election under the new Australian
form Of voting ever held in this State,
The system Ii warmly endorsed on all
sides, and itS practical test t9smorroY Ii
awaited with great interest. The h.
publCans claim MIR. Bracket will bg
elected by even a larger vote than Ia
usually given the Republican nominee,
Some IDehiocrats claim that they wall
carry the State by 1000 TO 5000 plurality,
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1EpASOS, Pa Nov 4.-By The break
ing out Of molten iron In the stack o.
.he oolsbtook furnace No. 10, this after
noon, Harvey Boyer, Henry FerHg, ESaat
SieprlBL William Snyder and Harvey
Beck were killed, aud John Boyer, Ben
ianlIh Fek and EhoCk Elsenh0ut weFt
severely burned, The holBting shaft o.
Ihe itifhaOe was destroyed.
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JERSEY OITs, N. j., Nov. 4-At the
headquarters Of the Republican and
Democratic State committee this evening
apparent confidence was evinced In re-
gard TO to.morrow's election. Assistant
Secretary J. Fl. Potts, of the Republican
committee, said; We have every reason
to believe that the result will prove a
surprise TO our friends, the enemy.
Careful estimates from all parts Of the
State point to the election ol Gen, Grubb
as governor by a plurality ranging from
1900 to 1000. Secretary Fiske, Of the
Democratic State Committee, said:
"Goyernor Abbott will be certainly
elected tomorrow"
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The Flight In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. 4,-To.morrow
the biennial State election will be held,
The only State Offices to be filled arc
Comptroller Of the Treasury, members
OF the Legislature and part OF the State
Senate. The fight In Baltimore promises
TO be very heated one, as the Rppub'
liCaps and independent Democrats are
united and opposed 70 the regular Dem
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pn..lhln 1nsIdn nt n.

RoME, Nov. 4.-The CiviHte Catolica
withdraws It's recent statement that the
Vatican intended to publish diplomatic
documents relating to the Italian gov
ernments schemes to infringe the rights
Of the Papal See. Itisthought probable
the withdrawal is due TO the govern.
ment's threats 10 make q counter move
ment by revealing the intrigues Of the
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Slandard's Ber-
lin correspondent says that Emperor
William has invited signor orispi, the
Italian Prime, Minister, To visit him at
the German capital, and that the latter
go there soon after the Emperor's re-
Lnrn