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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
Inh.rrt PrnlA.

tbs shah himself Bu1. Persian. but o.
Turk .Ua hereditary chief Of a Turcomnn
tri5g To language o.. his private and d1nes
tic lie b. DOT Persian rgt TurkL,a With
tho Instruments of OPPRESSION ready % his
hsnd. he is au powerful. for evil, provided he
a content with che lions sugrs OK a pluudered
province 1r tIg wealth OF a subject convicted
" osing too r,cL re is powsrlcss for good
or tor O .in-.g reform So long as ths Mutta-
hids the pr.ss..y order iu Persia with their
sno-1nnW i1tugr1" over suDurstitious p-.o.
pie drvad uuI DISLIKE "iufldsi' and western
Innovations AL..v 90 weaken their own
power
The great mass ~ trs y10pe are as spa-
tnstc iu pnuHnu. matters a. they are fnnhtL
sal iu religion As tar their capacity 10
ruuseti igusa.gss on the uupo or the conception
" he'-nr Things Ord store FOR thslr unhappy
gount-~. .l1ss who indulge the dream must
take them us they are. and not ho led ustray
10y unalog.es 1f re- and Christian popula-
SONS tlHt have rY bearing on the question
Suprst,,.lu and vice have doblscd and ca.
tcgo.rd thc ua.iuuU. life of Persia 20 az extent
that tho ordinary English mlad fuds difficult
Co conceive the incredible toll and sgtualid
iuii1. ui tle 0rd.a.r. PEASANTS life l. On
d-rsl With yu" t.1.ot. which Is 20 amnss
sail'r.1ur saving. t1 enable him 70 go on Pill
ETiaHrc tu tu" Shah aar.les ones In his LIE
q. .sr. which arH.. uo becomes a beggur
AgG4 # london SPECTATOR
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
D .cenber term of the Hastings court in
Killed by n Bad Marksman-


PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov. AT Glebe pre-
cine, in Norfolk county, about three-quar-
tiers OF a mile outside of the corporate limits
of PORTSMOUTH, difficulty occurred yester-
day afternoon between one Of the Demo-
cratic judges of election and white
Republican, in which ps OILS were drawn
and the judge of election fired at his oppo-
nent The bullet missed its mark and struck
a negro man in the eye, infiicting fatal
wound. At that precinct the negroes out
numbered the whites about to l, and they
became very riotous. threatening to kill the
Judge Of election as soon as he should come
outside of his polling booth The mayor of
Portsmouth sent six policemen there TO pre-
serve the peace. and about dusk the Old Do
minion Guards Of this city were ordered I'M
der arms and sent there for the same pur-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
a Bad Pruct,c Rebuked
The Moline D-spa,eh well ave.

The Moline DIgp3tch well SAYS,
The thousand and one warnings we
have given % boys 90 train bouncing
seems 70 be- OF no avail. II is therefore
time that grown men quit the practice,
and stop setting the bad example 10 the
younger people. Osly yesterday string
OF youngsters Il block long stood waiting
Tor freight that was coming west Their
hats pulled down and coats buttoned up
they each made 10 as lt came along
Again We saw little urcLius, y no were
scarcely tall enough 90 reach the handles
~ the box cars jump up AS the car came
along, and being unable 20 reach the step
would pull themselves up by the arms
and then scramble on top. Parents
should caution their children a. 20 tue
dangers % this practice, illustrating new
dangers 1t home by the application Of h
sharp stick whenever The boy Is known TO
disobsy the iirst injunction IN this direc-
ton. II you don't the newspapers will
be obliged 20 continue recording track
accidents with altogether too great fire.
gusncy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
FLEET OF FOOT.

Mercer County Dogs which Won the
HOnor- at the Recent National
CoursIng Meeting-.A Banquet Co the
Owner
CABLE. Nov. "A grand bAnquent
was given this evening in honor Of Al.
fred Hsigh, who has just returned from
the national coursing association meet
ing held at Hutchinson and Great Bend,
Kan, with bis famous hounds Nip" and
Bar Maid Great enthusiasm was
shown when these dogs were brought in,
and j. B. MCFarlsne, In behalf of the
sporting men OF this place. presented two
beautifully embroidered blanks for the II.
huois champions. Mr.. Haigh, in res
ponse said, he wished to express sincere
thanks-aDd then he gave a summary of
the racing at Hutchinson. The coursinR
grounds consist of SEQ acres, part OF
which Is devoted to the raising of jack
rabbits that are used In the races, aud is
wholly surrounded by mesh wire fence.
rabbit tight. Through the center of this
is a track one and one half miles long
and seventy i've yards wide. This is
the largest enclosed park running track
IN the world. Tue rabbits used at this
meeting were mostly e od ones. some of
them having gone through the races at
Louisville and st Louis unframed, and
we're difficult to reach by the best Of
dogs. NIP FIRST came against dog
owned by Mrs Phelps. called Ace of
Spades" "Nlp" raced away fairly. iesv-
ing the Ace" in the lufch; he turned his
bare repeatedly TO Ace for a
kill only without merit Nip won point
less. This ended the coursiug for that
day. The coursing opened with ID. G.
Luce's Lady in White and Bar Maid. The
latter led from the slips, going like
black demon, quite taking ones breath
away At the pace she was making. She
turned the hare TO Lady in White, she
holding possession for three points,
Bar Maid" again taking up
the work. wreDching several times
again turning to Lady" for Kill, Bar
Maid winning. Next came Nip"
against Mrs. f. A. Rowtlis Holly ="
Nip" led to the hare and had IL all ms
own way. kept rolling up points, rapidly
winning the course. Next Bar Maid"
won a splendid course against f. Bur
CESS Spring" then best J. r.
Corchran's Ariel IN short course
Bar Maid" and D. c. Luces Lady
Barton" we're next ia the slips. Bar
Maid" won. Amid great excitement
Bar Maid" and G. ID. Luce's Dick
Darling" the two blacks. were brought
out, and a grand pair they looked The
race was so close that IL was agreed bv
The owners to divide the first and second
prizes. This ended the coursing at
Hutchinson. and from there Mr.. Hsigh
took his dogs 10 Great Bend. where Bar
Maid. after winning the FIRST course. had
the misfortune TO fall into hole snd to
disable her for the time. SO Mr. Haigh
tho;.ght best not 20 enter her for auy
more races.
Mr.. Richard Dawson then announced
supper and all repaired 10 the dining
room, where an elegant table was spread
All did ample justice to the good things
prepared for the occasion The time
went quickly by in jokes and jsst, toasts
and rCspOness.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
IN The OLD BAY STATE.
The Australian System - suocess-Brss
EFT Elected Governor.

The Australian System n suocess-Brsok-
EFT Elected Governor.
BosToS, NV. o-Ysstsrday's experience
seemed TO prove beyond doubt the success
of the Austr1 liam system Of voting, and tss-
timony from all sections Of the state is al.
most unanimous In its praise In this city
the voting places presented remarkably
quiet appeara ace, and the scenes there were
in many cases in marked contrast to those
usually witnessed. Voting proceeded with
dispatch, and voters enjoyed freedom from
Tue opportunities Of ballot distributors that
they have never known before
The Result Rather Close.
Returns come in very slowly, but up to .
a. IN. Bracket is undoubtedly elected COVER
nor, his plurality being variously estimated
at from 900 to 1900 Tue legislative re-
suits cannot b. ascertained at this writing
The complete yote Of this city for governor
is; Russell, O,ml 5000 Bracket, rep
3, s22; Biackn1r, (ProJ l,5l5 Russolrs
plurality, sos
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
DEMOCRATS CARRY IOWA.
Much scratching and Returns Slow Get
ting fn-Snms Figures

Much scratching and Returns Slow Get
ting in-Soms Figures
DIS MONIES, Ia, Nov. 8. Returns will be
slow in coming in on account OF the late
hour Of closing the polls and unusual amount
d scratching done Nearly every part Of
the state heard from shows Democratic
gains, which in some precincts amounts to a
landslide. The city OF Burlington gives
1880 Democratic majority. aud Des B.oines
s)unty will raise IL TO 1900, a clear gain Of
so over vote OF two years ago
The Roll of Democratic Gains.
PottawstOmie county reports Democra-
ic majority OF 500, gain Of 20J; Carroll,
Democratic majority Of 100, gain 800; the
Democratic gain in the town OF Cherokee is
$50 Scott and Dubuque coua-ies also show
large gains R-turus ar. not sufficient to
base a conclusion, but they Indicate the g &c.
lion Of Horscs Boies tDem.l for governor
Three hundred and eiggty-ssven precincts
give Hutchinson, - 925; Boes. 5S,gl5; Smith,
~, 80; Morgan. ~, 29; Given, AGA;
Brennan, Al, 800. Net democratic gain,
5.Sl9 This rate OF gain continued will
make the state Democratic by 5000
Democrats Claim the state.
The Democrats claim the state by from
100 TO 10000 Chairman Pratt. Of the Re-
publican state central committee, does not
1--WE II mp, hut will give no figures The
) ate Register claims that the last 100 pre-
cncts beard from have SHOWN exceptional
Democratic gains, and that tho others TO
10 come viii not keep Il up, but that the
back precincts will show Republican gains
snou n to wipe out the Democratic gains
Many Republican leaders have given It up
Toe indications point very strongly 70 the
election Of Boies.
Latest-A Democratic Victory.
Later returns show the election u the sn-
ire Democratic stats ticket by majority
probably exceeding 10 90 Boles, tor gov.
srnur. seems slightly ahssi Of tho balance
81 the ticket
Conceded by the Rep1 africans.
All a. N. the Republican state central
COMMITTEES concsiei the election or B1ies by
from 3, OCO 10 5000 plurality. At the above
hour the Democrats were frantic Bonfres
were burning, msn were shouting themselves
hosrse, and there was no prospect OF let-up
Uefore morning
A little after midnight the Republican
state committee gave up all hope and threw
up the sponge.
I'VE don't claim any majority" said Dr.
E. r. Hutchins the state commissioner OF
labor
what plurality then y be was asked
@Neithsr do we claim q plurality. We
have no special advice aud are depending on
the press reports Ii they keep up they
have been coming Boies is elected" and the
only remaining member OF the COMMITTEES,
all the Others having gone 10 bed, YEARLY
reached out for another telegram which he
glanced at with the remark, ~They are get
ting worse and worseS
Republicans sim HopsfuL
CHICAGO, Nov. The Tribune special
from Dss Moines says the Rspu blioans claim
the election Of Hutchinson by small plu-
ralty.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
JAMES ON PARNELL
The Times Counsel Talks to the Parnell
Com ission.

The Times Counsel Talks to the Parneu
Commission.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Sir Henry James yes
terday, continuing his address before the
Parnel special commission, accused Parnell
of having been the ready recipient Of the
money Of conspiraiors, and recalled the in
cident Of Paruell having teen told upon receiv.
ing a contribution Of SIS, that it was sFive
for bread and twenty for lead" The league,
Sill Henry asserted, owed its vitality to the
treason funds subscribed by the Irish in
America.
Parnell well knew what the subscriber
meant, and also knew that every appeal be
made found a most liberal response from
Chicago supporters Tue speaker dwslt
with much emphasis on the fact that Amer
lea had contributed only ge50 prior to the
speech of Parnell in Cincinnati advocating
the severance OF tue last link binding Ire
land 10 England, but that thereafter $40, 400
had been donated
1t is expected that Sir Henry will speak
about twice as long Davitt did
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. 6-The fact that county
election has been an absorbing topic of dis.
cussion for the past week has not in the
least affected the vigor with which the
Worlds fair executive committee has
prosecuted Chicago's claims on the location
of that enterprise. The committee has been
taking census of congressman and says
that it has assurances from 1872 congressman
that they favor Chicago as the site for the
exposition, and from thirty-one others who
pledged themselves for Chicago as a second
choice
A scheme is on foot to hold an inter
national civil and mechanical engineering
convention in connection with tue EXPOSE
.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

WIKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. A sensa-
tional death occurred yesterday afternoon
In Pittston, it being associated in the minds
of the public with the Glynn poisoning case
Mrs Rabbet, q sister in la of James m,
the suspected person, and daughter of Mr.
Cragbin, the first victim Of the supposed poi
soning. was taken with cramps Monday
morning Yesterday afternoon she died,
after twenty light hours OF great agony.
She was an important witness in the coming
trial OF Mr. and Mrs Glynn. now in prison
hare
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
THE RESULT IN OHIO.
A Very Close Race with Large Dem
cratic Gains.

A Very Close Race with Large Demo-
cratic Gains.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 5--The returns are
coming in slowly. There are 2, 4o4 precincts
in the state. Foraksr's majority two years
ago was % 900. The result on governor will
be close. Complete returns from Cincinnati
give Foraker -, 652; Campbell, SL,7l4; Dem
orratie majority, e,O52.
The Legislative Estimates.
The latest estimates give the Republicans
three majority In the legislature on joint
blllot
Claims of the Chairman
Chairman Neal claims CampbelfS election
by from $3.50 to 10000 Chairman Congsr
Iays later returns will show FOraker's cleo
ton by u safe majority The legislature is
lost sight Of in tue close contest over the gov
srnersnip No claims are made by the chair
men in regard 10 It, but # will proba " be
close. Witt the exception Of governor it is
likely that tue Republicans have elected
thoir sntire etate ticket
The ysry Latest
COLUMBUS O., Nov. {, Ia m.-The Re
publican state committe closed up Is figures
and Issued the following
The Republican state sx cutivs COM
mi.tee claim the election OF thu legislature
and state ticket except Gov. Foraker, who
Is In doubt II Republican counties in the
western reserve and in other parts Of the
Itate hold up TO expectations, Foraker will
pull through by very small plurality.
Figures from the Voting Places.
As 10 how the state has gone, at this hour
q a. M both parties are claiming #. The
following are givon to show how the vote
runs:
Four hundred aud sixty three voting
places outside Cluciunat-Foraker, O.. 976:
Campbell, G,lsl; Hsiwig, S.5gi same
places In lSs7-FOraksr, %, 7Ss; Powell, IS
so5; Sharp S.532
Six hundred and nine voting places out
side Observation-Disclosures. ~ 49,. Campbell,
500; Helwtg, 4, 7O9 Same in ls57--Fora-
ker. sO,hS6; Powell, q, 1875: Sharp, 4.GgS
Six hundred and forty -eight votin places
outside OF Cincinnati, Foraker 100, lO5,
Campbell 49, leI, Helwig 5.O59 Same in
1857, Foraker ", 0O7, Powell s., III, Sharp
5,l4O.
Six hundred and nine-,vvo voting piuoe.
outside Of Cincinnati, Foraker 1Os ass.
Campbell loa, 40. Hslwlg 5.s43. Same in
lss7, Foraker o,sls, Powell ", III, Sharp
6,SaS
Seven hundred and twelve voting places
outside Of Cincinnati. Foraker Ii2. O24.
Campbell 100, s55, Helwig 5,35l. Same In
1887, Foraker JOG, 74I. Powell w., sc, sharp
$40
Seven hundred and thirty one voting
places outside Cincinnati, Foraker lie. 59s,
Campbell III, els. Holwig 6,6o3 Same in
1887, Foraker ia 0ss, Powell lOl, sel, Sharp
s,7ol
Seven hundred and fifty-one voting places
outside Cincinnati, Foraker ll9, sO3, Camp
bell 1l4,ss7, HeIwig $3.50 Same in 81,
Foraker HIST, Powell los, 4l2, Sharp
5,sji
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

"Lrn Jslg~1n Davis vas captured IN
Sr.r-a. 90 .l" '.'.a 1f the war. a tine En-.
80 mF'" r4ln was found IA his possession.
~ rn' presented tl l.u Hv n British blockade
runner ~ uia p1r-11ll protection while be
wa h'ihH lu tls executive rnhnsion 81 Rich
NOM aud % l. said Tim, le used 70 practice
wan p az odd tiny. until he Decams quite an
e4pnt ,los Alter the capture the ride was
sont 70 Warrington aud finally found It's way
INTO Tho Ordnance museum, where Il was
ADsied 'JeI Davis Eido,n aud exhibited
Wiz MANY other relics OF tho late rebellion.
nen Tie Ordinance museum was broken %
sorns tune ago. the historical gun was sent 10
'as Springfield arsenal Vow York star
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
Hcws This

We offer one hundred dollar, reward
for any case Of cstRrrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls catarrh cure.
F. J. CHENEY i Co. Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned. have known r.
j Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
20 carry out any obligation made by their
frm:
WEST & TRrAx. Wholesale druggists.
Toledo. o
WAI.prSa. KrNSAS & MARVIN, Wholesale
druggists, Toledo, o.
z. II. VAN B1sES. Cashier. Toledo Ma
tionrl bank, Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold By all druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
Simply Perfect.

The Union Pacific railway. "The Over
land Route" has equipped its trains with
dining cars of the latest pattern. and on
and after August 18th the patrons Of its
fast trains between Council Bluffs and
Denver, and between Council Bluffs and
Portland. Ore. will be provided with
delicious meals. the best the market sf-
fords. perfectly served. at rs cents each.
Pullman's Palace Car Co. viii have charge
Of the service on these cars.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
THE LATEST.

Dies MorNEs, Iowa, Nov. 9 The res
publican state committee concede the
election of Boies by plurality of about
10000.
CINCINNATI Ohio. Nov. 8 The result
on gOvernorship is still in doubt, with
probabilities strongly ia favor of Camp
bell. The apparent democratic majority
is being cut down by later returns
New YORK, Nov. 6-The democratic
state ticket is successful and the legisla-
ture republican.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 6.-The state
has repudiated Mahoneism by $4,000
majority. the democrats electing their en-
tire state ticket aud the legislature.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

Wheat-Higher; cash. &c; December. 7s1sc;
May, s4ssc. Corn-Firm; cash, 29Ssc; De-
cember. 2sc; May. SOlxG3014c. Oats-Firm;
cash, ls,4c; May. 2lJsc. Pork-steady; job
lots, Sll-s5. Lard-Quiet; s5.sh- Whisky
Steady. sl.o..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
GEN. tiAhoNE ARRESTED.

Cha rged with Shooting a Man-Many
Difficulties In Virginia
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 6.-Gen. Malone
was arrested last night charged with shoot
ing Herbert 1. Harrison, who, with o num-
Der of compen ons, was shooting of fireworks
in front OF Manone's residences. Can. Ma
hone denies having frsl the shot. or that
any one on his promises fired it. Harrison
Is wounded in the f5shy part of the thigh,
the ball going sntirely through the leg, but
not infiicting serious wound.
A bearing at the station house resulted In
Cen. Malone Icing held for the action Of
shs grand 1uy, and bound over to the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

Mis- Laura A. Fry has followed her fathers
and grandfather Profession Of wood carving
since loi6. When asked whether she could
recommend the craft for woman, abe an
rwsred. AS regards skill, women may be-
como ~ uextCrous wood carvers as men; but
wood carving is ns much an art as v the
soulptors, and art Tor arts sake must be the
creed Of its follower. AZ money making
work Il Is a failure. for the materials are
costly and the process slow. In a modified
form, however, a. In designing appropriate
dscokntions for furniture, it IL full Of posi-
blitisS view York Telegram.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
The Combination scheme.

1T has also been sug sestel that a combina-
ton between thu League and the American
association would be advisable, and that
idea meets with cousi ierable favor. It is
evident that the Brotherhood will, if success
attends their efforts, endeavor to capture
the association players but they are waiting
TO see how thew are going to come out in
their contest with the League There ars
other propositions that have been made, ali
of which VIII be duly considered at the
League meetiny
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

The cases % Thomas Parr. Henry Jenkins
ami Louisa IruzJ are tne best authenticated
% ans IN tine list, Notwithstanding that they
are gwen a being among the oldest. In 1851
james James, negro. living near Santa Rosa
Mexico, proved 70 the satisfaction Of mum.
Der Of doctors that he was I35 years old st
Louis Republic
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
Iowa and Ohio.
The Hawkeye and Buck
eye States Hand in
Hand.
Both COmmOnwealths Record Dem.
Ocratic Pluralities.
Malone Meets the Enemy All Is Sorry
for lt--Sew York lsots the
Democratic icket

Republican by a Reduced
Majority aud New jersey Go
Usual, as DO Pennsylvania and Me-
Observation-Disclosures Keep Up Their Rspu-
tation for Being Very Slow aud Meagre
-Nrginia Reports "a Pew Diffieulties--
Gen. Malone Charged with shooting q
Hnn-One Precinct Iadui=rs In Gem
eral Riot-A New,p ,pe- Man Assaulted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
LESS INTERESTING CONTESTS.
Returns from PsnnsylvsnIs. New Jersey,
and Other States

Returns from Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Other States
BALTIMORE, Nov. The vote in this
state yesterday was very heavy, and re-
suited in victory for the straight Demo-
cratic ticket, headed by Victor L. Bsugh-
man for comptroller. This is a triumph for
Senator G,rman, at whose dominance In
party poll les the fusion movement was
directed Returns received thus far indi.
cate that Baughman's majority for comp
sroller viii be 10, 900, Of which be received
1000 in this city. The legislature as indi-
,ated by the return up to 1850, viii be
largely Democratic. Davidson, Democrat
Tor mayor Of Baltimore, is elected by proba.
bly, $500 plurality. Cleveland's plurality
in lsSs was 5 O4S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. 6-Rsturns come
in slowly Enough in, however, to make it
certain that Albeit is elected by an over
whelming majority and that the Democrats
have retained control Of the assembly. The
latest returns indicate that the aeses will
stand II Republicans to 10 Democrats, and
the assembly SO Democrats to "a Republicans
Newark city gives Abbott ZOO. and the
county, usually Republican, goes SO Demo
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

PITTsBuRo, Pa, Nov. ga Times re-
porter interviewed John Teemer, the oars.
man, at MckeesPort yesterday. regarding
the statements male this week by Al Hsmn
that the boat RAGS i'll September last, be-
tween Teemer aud Gaudaur was crooked.
Teemar said arrangements had been made
with Gaudaur's hackers TO have Gsudsur
win the race, hut IN his own mind Teemer
was determined TO win the race, and would
have wen il if he not been fouled
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06
sI-acrs Return. from Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. o-Last night at IL
o'clock Chairman Richards, of the state
central committee said returns were very
neagre, but it was safe to say that Norval,
rep for supreme Judge, was elected by
1900 majority, and Morrill, and knight
trep- for legs rurs of the state univer, ty
by 2O,o0J maj rity. Laws, (repl for oon-
gress in the second district is elected by
mOl Rinr-fX
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-In order to avoid ques-
ton as TO the legality of the proceedings,
under the new law making election day ls-
gal holiday, Judge Mcconnell yesterday or
dered an adjournment OF the proceedings In
the Cronin trial until 10 a. IN to-day.