Mower County transcript., 1889-11-13

cured the rest Of tho tlclket and the I4eg.
islature. IN Ohio the Republicans
elected all their State andidates. except
Governor, Campbell (Dem. having 4, 900
plurality, and tho Legislature il Demo
cratic. In New York +. Z. Rice (Dem.
has $1,000 plurality for Secretary Of
State: the Legislature is Repub loan Ii
both branches. In New Jersey Leon Abb
bett (Dem. was reelected Governor BY
5000 majority. In Pennsylvania Henry
X. Boyer (Rep.) was elected State Trens-
urer BY $4,000 majority. In Massachu-
setts John G. A. Brackett (Rep.) was
elected Governor by 5000 plurality. j.
M. Stone (Dem.) was elected Governor
Of Mississippi without opposition. In
Virginia Philip w. Mckinney (Dem.
was elected Governor by 42, 900 majority.
In Maryland Baughman (Dem. was
elected State Comptroller by 10000 ma
jority. In Nebraska the Republicans
elected their ticket, headed by L. Z.
Norval for Supreme Judge, by $4,000
majority. b 7.s
THOMAS F. BAYARD, ex-Secretary of
State, and Miss Mary Willing Clymer,
were married at one o'clock on the after
noon Of the 7th at the brides residence
In Washington. s.ss
PRESIDENT HARRISON on the 7th ap-
pointed William W. Bates, of New York,
Commissioner of Navigation.
FOREIGN. .5
ADvIcEs of the I'd say that letters
from Stanley, dated Victoria Nyanza,
August 30, had been received at Zanzi-
bar. He was we'll.
F. AT the fortnightly meeting of the
National League in Dublin on the 5th it
was announced that contributions
amounting to $40, 900 had been received
from America since the last meeting.
AN explosion of gas occurred on the
5th in colliery at Bernburg, Germany,
killing ten men and seriously wounding
many others. .-. r.
BEFORE the Parnell Commission in
London on the 5th Sir Henry James,
counsel for the London Times. charao-
terized Parnellism as conspiracy, and
accused Mr.. Parnell of plotting treason
against the Government.
THE municipal elections held through
out Italy on the 5th resulted in victor
les for the Liberals and Radicals and
defeats for the Clericals. ..-.,5
The Paris exposition closed on the
evening of the 9th.
ADv1cEs of the 9th say that an En-
glishman named Nelson and three native
boys had been murdered and eaten by
cannibals in the Solomon Islands. A
British cruiser had shelled the villages
all along the coast where the horrible
affair took place.
REPORTS received on the 9th at Zanzi-
bar stated that DR.. Peters, the cele-
brated German explorer, and almost his
entire party had been massacred by ma
tives.
AN explosion occurred on the 7th in
dynamite factory near Bilboa, Spain,
and four persons were killed and many
injured.
REPORTS of the 7th from the City Of
Mexico say that Chinese in great num-
bers were arriving at Mazatlan, and were
making their way to California and Ari-
zona overland. .a... ~.',
The volcano of Colima, in Mexico,
was on the 7th in state of eruption,
and many houses in the vicinity had
been destroyed, and the woods for many
miles around were on fire.
ADv1cEs of the 7th say that the Amer
ican ship Chesborough, Captain Erics-
son, from Hiogo via Hokadadi for New
York, was wrecked off the northern
coast of Japan, and nineteen of her crew
were drowned.
IT was stated on the 7th that two hun.
dred butchers in Berlin had been thrown
into bankruptcy by the German Govern
ment's prohibition of the importation Of
cattle.