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r ilway Strike

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 6.-The freight
conductors and brakemen of the Evans
vile and Indianapolis railroad Of the
Mackey lines struck to-day, claiming they
are not receiving standard wages. The
company have acceded to a part Of the de-
mand 10 take effect Dec. 1, but the strikers
insisted on he new scale ping into effect
Immediately. the company. not agreeing to
this, the men struck. Every thing is quiet.
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YannadaY ON Trial.

Judge DeWolfe occupied the afternoon
yesterday listening to argument in the
case of W. n. Venneday, formerly agent for
the Pacific Express company at Anaconda,
on trial for smbezzlement of $671 OF the
company's cash. The case will be sub
mitted to the jury this morning. The
court overruled motion Of defendants
attorneys to dismiss on the ground that
the evidence did rot establish the crime OF
embezzlement.
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KILLED IN n ROW.
Two Men Die and One Seriously Wounded
in Saloon Array.

Two Men Die and One Seriously Wounded
in Saloon Array.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-An affray occurred
last night in low negro saloon in dis
reputable section Of the city known as
"Holl's Bottom" which resulted in the
death of two men and probably the mortal
OF the third. The trouble origi-
nsted over q misunderstanding between
two young negro roughs, George Bush and
Osborne Basey. They met last night.
Bush fired four shots, two hitting Basey,
one in the lungs and one in the shoulder.
Policeman A. N. Crippen pursued Bush into
; neighboring house. Bush turned and
irod, hitting the policeman in the breast
shocking him down. The latter fred twice
hitting the negro in the breast both times.
They then grappled. In the struggle the
legro's revolver was discharged again,
ntering the policeman's brain, killing him
Bush died later. Basey will
die.
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MIN MURDERED.
Jacob soontag Killed in His Room by
Three Hungarians.

Jacob Soontag Killed In His Room by
Three Hungarians.
SCRANTON, Nov. 7.-Jacob Soontag, aged
SO years was murdered at his hotel, on
South Washington avenue, this city, at TO
o'clock to night by three Hungarians. The
men applied for admission to the hotel and
when this was denied them they broke in
the door.
soontag attempted to close the door
against them and one Of the men drew a
stiletto and stabbed him in the right breast,
the blade piercing the lungs. He died in
fifteen minutes.
Officers gave chase to the Hungerlans,
and after hard run one OF them was car
tnred. A son OF the murdered man identi-
fed him as the one who did the stabbing.
soontag was well-known German AMI
was very popular.
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An Astempted Assassination.

DANv1LLE, Va, Nov. 6.-The people OF
South Boston, Halifax county, are excited
over the attempted assassination yester-
day OF Hon. r. r. Nooiin and others by
the negroes, who fred upon the party from
ambush. Noolin was shot in the eye and
Julian Chappell was also slightly injured.
Three negroes have been arrested.
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An Excellent Appointment.

Perrine W. Irvine has been appointed
deputy clerk OF the district court for this
county and is now taking his first lessons
and trying to master the intricasies OF
court life as it exists Officially. "Pat"
thinks that by close application and care
ful performances OF duty he may yet reach
e few notches higher, and instead Of oc-
cupying g. seat alongside OF the bench get
onto the bench itself. This is eminently
young mans country and Pat" has plenty
OF brains and talent so. OF course, there is
no telling what may happen.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

The Democrats Make a Gain of Is in the
Legislature.
Boron, Nov. 1.-THE senate will be COM
poEssd Of "a Repahlisapss ard IA Dame,
Democrats in 1888. There are 1852 Repub-
lics Ms and 7S Democrats returned to the
lower house, a Republican loss OF 1S.
Complete election returns from the entire
state make the total footings for governor:
Brackett, Republican, 1875, sol: Russell,
Democrat, 120,817; Blackner, Prohibition,
13, S54; Marke, Labor, Ill; Bruckstt's
plurality IS, ,9S4.
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A $4,000 Damage Suit.

CHICAGO, Nov. CDR. Mary Weeks Bar
nett brought suit to-day for $4,000
damages against Frances E. Willard. presi-
dent of the National Women's Christian
Temperance union, Caroline Buell. and Mr..
sterbereh for circulating false and defama-
tory statements against the complainant
concerning the management OF the National
Woman's Temperance hospital.
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Strike Settled.

EvANsyILLE, Ind, Nov. 7.-All the diner
ences between thu Louisville & Terre Haute
railroad and the striking conductors. brake.
men and firemen were settled this aiber'
noon, and the trains are running rapioiy
to.niRht,
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The London Strike.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The lightermen's
s.rike has blockaded all delivery by water
from the dock warehouse and compelled
thousands of dock laborers to remain idle.
The export trade is disturbed by the strike,
the stevedores refusing to load vessels.
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Left for Parts Unknown.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The American Sher.
man, whose marriage to Miss Burn, through
alleged conspiracy, caused scandal last
year, has decamped with his family from
Sunbury. He is in debit to most Of the
leading tradesmen OF the place. Sherman
is believed to be identical with the man
charged by the New York authorities with
completely in the metal alloy frau1.
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Has Taken the Veil.

PrrspuRa, Nov. IA SIC, 1000, 600 heir
80. has hidden farewell to the world. Miss
K ate DrexeI, the second daughter OF =. a.
I,rersl Of Philadelphia, took the white
ve;I oi the novfuhte at the convent OF Sne M
s;sters G m of Mercy this. city. She VIII Do
known as Sister Catherine
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Transfers OF real estate were made as fol-
lows yesterday:
A. J. Urlin and wife OF Missoula, to John
Elliott and wife, lots 13 and Ia, block 81,
in Butte township, 81 800.
r. G. Leggett ct. al. to John NJ. Evans,
Jr., lot Is, block 16, in Leggett & Fosters
addition, $3.50. ..
Margaret Middleworth to Anna Rams
dell, the east 80 feet of lot z, block 81,
Butte township, 81.
A. w. Barnard and wife to D. A. Palmer,
lots A.. 5, 6 and z, in block 8, Barnard ad.
dition, 81.
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Motion to Dismiss.

A motion to dismiss the contest OF
Harry Hines against M. L. o'land for the
Office OF county assessor has been fled in
the district court by Thompson Campbell,
upon the allegation th 1t there has been no
declaration OF the result. The motion is
similar to that previously filed in the con-
tssts for sheriff and public administrator.
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rzRIFF REFORM DID 1T.

Ex-President CIeveland's Views On the
Democratic Victory.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Ex-President
Cleveland was interviewed last night on
the election results. ait 10 evident saio
Cleveland, "that the leaven OF tarih re-
form has at last yelled the whole lump.
The Wet which has suffered most from
the unjust burden of tariff taxation has
awakened. The state platforms OF both Si
Iowa and Ohio were abreast OF the st.
Ion;s % % nIstiorm on the subject Of tariff re,
form. The people have considered a and d
passed judgment. 1t was for the people oaponST S6
decide; they are now deciding, soiS at The
indicat;ona % aud results OF Tuesdays cleo
tiops. The verdict in Virginia indicates
the South still faithful to the Democracy o'
Jefferson ond Jackson"
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Postponed Indefinately.

The case OF Mrs. Stenberg, which was to
have come up for hearing yesterday morn
ing, was postponed indefinitely owing to
the severe illness OF the defendant. The at
tending physician fled an affidavit stating
that Mrs. Stenberg's health would not per-
init her attendance at court.
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LONDON, Nov. 5.-The lord mayor has
invited the striking lightermen to send
representatives to meet Cardinal Manning
and Sydney Buxton tomorrow.
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TRIED TO POISON A FAMILY.

An Insane Kentucky Girl Almost Succeeds
In Killing Six Relatives.
SHELBYvILLE, KY, Nov. IAN insane
daughter OF Joseph McMean, street sur
veyor, made Wholesale attempt to-day
to take the lives oi the entire family, con.
sisting Of six persona, but putting trough
on rats" in she coffee at breakfast. She
partook as freely OF the poisoned coffee as
the other members OF tbe family. All OF
them are in q precarious condition. The
daughter confessed the deed and declared it
as her desire to die and kill ell the family.
She lost her mind through grief over the
death OF her mother eighteen months ago.
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FOUGHT FOURTEEN ROUNDS.

Jack Ashton Knocked Out by George
Godfrey a Colored Pugilist.
Boston, Nov. TAT the Parnell Athletic
club room tonight Jack Ashton OF Provi-
dence, and George Godfrey. q colored heavy
weight pugilist OF Boston, fought fourteen
rounds. Ashton made game fight through
out and showed considerable science, but
be was clearly no match for Godfrey, who
finisbed in excellent form and showed
sca rcely q scratch. By the match God
frey received a cup valued at ZOO and
Ashton 5000 trophy. At the conclusion
OF the contest Godfrey was challenged by
Joseph Lannon, the well-known heavy
weight of Boston.
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TEE EXOURSIONLSTS.
They See q Fine Display of Natural Fire
works at Pittsburg.

They See a Fine Display of Natural Fire
works at Pittsburg.
PIrrsBuRa, Nov. THE All-American
visitors spent the day in visiting the man
uiactories. In the evening the tourists
were taken to the exposition building,
where they saw the finished products g,, OF
nearly all the business interests here, Inc
feature OF the night, however, was the gas
display witnessed from the balcony OF tne
exposition building. Three 4.inch pipes
we're erected ON the river bank and the
natural gas was turned on and ignited,
shooting SO feet into the air. A ,Is volcano mo
Of water suddenly burst upward from tne
river surface. A rocket "as fired into IL:
and the lower part OF the fire lifted itself
100 feet into the sir from among org the he boil ont
ing water. A. large main had oeen run a,o"t ou'
into the river to accomplish this ehect;
Another one in the water shot forth l1rid
fame Of light which showed all the so,ors nors
;nisctad into the pipe. After the display
was over the visitors returned TO she hotel'
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THE MAN. WOMAN.
He Always Acted Like a Girl and Liked to
- Wear Feminine Apparel.

.
~- Wear Feminine Apparel.
CoLFAx, WASH, Nov. GA correspon.
dent interviewed the brothers of Philo Bo-
lard, or Eva Craig. who live here; they are
poor but respected. Mrs. Boil md is widow
and in poor health. They withhold the
worst of the sad news. They say from
childhood Philc had feminine tendencies,
often wore his sisters clothes, m de dolls
and is an excellent seamster, competent to
make and fit dresses. He always preferred
to play with girls. His actions, talk, walk
and appearance is that OF a woman. While
here as q waiter in hotel it was
he was a woman dressed in mems
clothes. He left here about ten months
ago. Since that time they have no know
ledge of his doings, but had OF supposed
that he would carry it to the extent re-
ported. They regard him as 'freak."
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Il FRIENDLY CHAT.
The President and Ex-President Cleveland
Meet at the White House.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Ex-President and
Mrs. Cleveland after leaving the Bayard.
Ciymsr wedding this afternoon drove over
to the White house to pay their respects
to the President and Mrs. Harrison. Mrs.
Cleveland left her card and drove away
while Mr.. Cleveland alighted and was
shown into the green parlor where he was
Immediately joined by the president. They
had pleasant chat together, during which
the president made good natured refer.
ence to the elections, which Mr.. Cleveland
answered in the same spirit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland have left for New
York
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noulanpists i'm Session.

LONDON, Nov. IA conference between
the leaders OF the Boulangist party was
held at the residence OF Boulanger, on the
Island OF Jersey. Sixty prominent men,
hers of the party were present. The au-
thorities OF the island cautioned the land
lord Of the hotel that he would be held
responsible in the event Of any overt dem
onstration arising from the conference.
II ia stated that the Bouianglst Leaders
debated propositions for Important ai'er'
ot;ons in the programme of the party.
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Passing the Dardanelles.

BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Emperor William tel
aphs Prince Bismarck as follows: AFTER
my stay in Constantinople, which seems
like dream. and which the magnificent
hospitality of the sultan rendered para
dsaical. I am now passing the Darda-
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NOTES FROM MEXICO.

An Active volcano in oolima-Four men
Stabbed.
CRY OF MEXICO. Nov. 7.-The omciai
gazette publishes contract between ehe
government and Francisco Aliaro for con-
ptructiou OF q railroad from Rio dranoe
to the Pacific coast.
Five men were stabbed in one nign5 re-
Gently in Tequila. ..a+e NJ
The volcano Of Colima ia in state o.
active eruptions. Many houses IN tne VI,
cinity have fallen, and the woods ior "anS
miles around are on hre.
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IN Mako a Tour of America.

PARIS, Nov. 7.-Madame Arnoldson kos-
s;pnol to-day signed q contract with N.
strakosch, at Montrsux, switzerland, ior
fifty representations in America. She will
r.ce;ve 2.5O1 900 francs, and strakosch
viii nav all the travelling expenses OF q
snite ,i eight persons.
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THE PARNELL COMMIsSION.

Sir Henry Jamas, Counsel for the "Times,"
Continues His Speech.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Sir Henry James con-
tipued his speech for the Times before the
Parnell commission to-day. He quoted
from speeches made by Michael Davitt in
1880 to show that the Land League was
under the cloak of constitutionality to the
effect that a combination between the forces
oi the Moderates and Extremists belonging
TO the American Clan-na-Gael and Irish
Copstitutionals in the work OF keeping
Ireland unsettled. Sir Henry referred to
speeches by various Parnellites to prove
that the agitators we're ready TO resort TO
criminal means to effect their purpose.
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For The Alaska Boundary.

OTTAWA. Nov. 6.-Otto J. Kiotz, tn as.
tronomer of the interior department has
:eturnei from Alaska, where he has been
getting data to be used in negotiations for
the settlement OF the Alaska boundary.
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Cut His Throat.

BUFFALO, Nov. 6.-In a drunken fight
last night William Dixon cut Joseph Gil.
bert's throat. Dixon was SO drunk that
he lay beside the dead body OF the victim
until found,
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presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE president to-
A.. orrointed William W. Bates OF New
yorI commissioner OF navigation.
The nresideut this afternoon appoinsed
T-;n;dsd Romsrs United States marshal
for New Mexico.
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New York, Nov. THE general term OF
the supreme court has handed down de-
cision to-day In the long expect ed case OF
the North Rivor Sugar refinery, sometime
ago incorporated in the sugar trust. The
opinions affirm the decision Of Judge Bar
rett ordsringa dissolution OF the company.
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Robbed and Injured.

TANaIERs, Nov. 6.-Last night Signor
Campbraggo, the italian charge.de-affairs,
was assaulted in his house by burglars and
seriously injured. The robbers carried OH
much property,
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Boiler Exploded.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Tuesday morn
ing the boiler of the dredge boat 8. W. R.
Bayley exploded at South Pass killing the
two fremen, McGinty and Zsngel. The
Bayley cost SIS, 200.
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SOUTH SEA CANHIB4LS.

An Englishman and Three Native Boys
Devoured.
MELBOURNE, Nov. 6.-The cannibals OF
the Solomon islands murdered and de-
voured an Euglishman named Nelson and
three native boys. Learning of the massa-
ere the captain OF the British cruiser Roy
alist proceeded to the scene and shelled the
village along the coast. The natives fed
to the hills. Other cases OF cannlbaiism
on the island was reported.
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Commissioners Dambfounded.

New YORK, Nov. 7.-Commissioners
Fairchild and Wilson sre dumbfounded at
the course affairs are taking. Mayes'
letter has been telegraphed to Washington.
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Marcus DAILY 10 Go East.

A Pullman sleeper came in to-day for
Marcus DAILY, who will start east in it, it
iS said, tomorrow, for the final treatment
OF his eyes, these organs being all that
stands between him and his usual good
health.
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Decision Reversed.

New York, Nov. IA decision in the
supreme court in the Tilden will case has
been reversed by the supreme court and a
new trial ordered.
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Dynamite Explosion.

MADRID, Nov, IAN explosion to-day in
adynamite q factory near Balboa. -Four
were killed and many injured.
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Proceedings Secret.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Baseball
Brotherhood and it's allied capitalists met
to-day. The proceedings were secret.
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For A New Trial.

LONDON, Nov. Civilian O'Brien has
applied for q new trial against Lord Sails
huru
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FROM MILES CITY.
Cowboys I'm the Yellowstone Devote Their
Attention to Wolf Killing

MILES CITY, Mont, Nov. 7.-[Special to
the Miner. .]-Charley Royce and Larry
Wolverton were each fined ten dollars and
costs, the latter in two cases, for engaging
in mutual scrap over a woman, in the
course OF which the lie was generously
given and a knife was drawn. They both
plead guilty. '". .
The stock-shipping season being over tne
cowboys appear to have turned the at.
tention to destroying wolves. One hun
dred and twenty-five skins have been
punched by the probate Judge this week.
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ON THE TURF.

Races of q Day at Nashville and Eliza
beth.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-Two-year olds, FIVE
furlongs-J. B. Freed won, Nanny P.
second, Romanie third. Time 1:O4.
Six furlongs-Consienee won, Puente Sec
ond, Tommie R. third. Tune 1:17A.
One mile-Pantalette won, Vermont
second, Argenta third. Time 1:44.
One mile-Crueser won, Bsndeette Sec
ond. Queen of Trumps third. Time lab.
Seven furlongs-Brown Duke won, Deer
Two-year-oId fiiI1es, nihe:ssvenfeenthso 81
mile-Ballyhoo won. Lizzie G. second,
Norat bird. Time .57a.
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THE CIRCULAR SAW BROKE.
John Earl of Stevensville Laeerated By q
Saw Bursting.

MIssoULA, Mont, Nov. 6.-[Special to
ths Miner. John Earl, foreman of the
Silver Horn mill at Stevensville, was
brought to this city this evening with his
thigh very much lacerated, caused by the
breaking OF the circular saw at the mill
to-day. He was taken to the hospital for
treatment.
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KILLED IN AFRICA.
DIR. Peters and His Entire Party Massa-
creed By Natives.

ZANZIBAR, Nov. S.-It is reported here
that the Massais or Somalis have massa'
creed DR.. Peters, the German explorer, and
his whole party, except one European and
one Sonali, who were wounded and now
at Nyao.
The latest known here about DR.. Peters.
who started inland from Vita, July 26,
was that he reached Korkarre, long dis.
tance up the Tanu river. 1t is not known
whether the second column OF the expedi-
ton, which left Vita in, September u'der
the command Of Borchert and Bust. ever
joined DR.. Peters advance party.
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FROM TWO new SKATES
Senatorial Contest i'm Washing
ton Waxing Warmer With
Lots of Candidates.
Gov. Mellette of Dakota Gives
a Glowing Description of
that Territory.

OLYMPIA, WASH, Nov. Especial tt
The Miner.l-No material change has oc
Cured in the senatorial contest.
The withdrawal Of Sam G. Hyde OF Spo
kaae Falls simply has the effect OF split
ting the delegation. There are ten mem
bers in the delegation from Spokane
county, and it is thought that John B
allen OF Walla Walla will get most ol
them.
Had the senatorial election occurred to.
day Ex-Governor Squires Of Seattle and
ex-Delegate Allen OF Walla Walla would
have been elected, and the supporters oi
Allen are very desirous of bringing the
matter to an end to-day.
Some members were afraid to take fur
ther action until the proclamation OF
President Harrison is issued and adjourn
ed till noon on Monday. Indications
are that perfect harmony will exist among
the members of Spokane county.
Adjourned Until Monday.
OLYMPIA. Nov. THE senate and house
met to-day and after effecting temporary
adjourned until Monday. All
the officers elected to the legislature have
gone home, and prepara tions for the in.
auguration was postponed until Monday,
Nov. 10. The law provides that the in
shall take plac, the first Mon
day after the issuance OF the proclamation,
an If IL uaa iaauad hafOre noxk week new
would arise.
Friends of tile senatorial candidates,
squires and Allen, are trying to push the
caucus of the Republicans, SO as to de-
tide upon whom the party will support,
ss there is a perfect army OF workers here
or both and may want togo home. John
Allen and Watson Squires have a majority
low, but their opponents hope to win by
ielay.
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The Latest From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 7.-Indications and
figures at the Republican and Democratic
headquarters are that the Republicans will
elect all the candidates on tie state ticket.
with the exception OF Foraker. The lien.
tenant.governor is 30 close, according to
the estimates made on the figures at hand.
that it may require the official figures.
Inc following was given out from the Re.
pubLcan headquarters at 10 O'Clock to.
night: I'VE now have returns from the
entire state, showing the election of judge
Deckman as attorney general, Watson as
state coE missioner; Brown, q member Of
Gne BOARD OF public works; commissioner,
John Hanc eek; clerk OF the supreme court.
Hester. with pluralities ranging from $500
to 5000: We believe Sampson is elected
:ieutenant-governor. but the race between
him and Marquis is close and Sampson's
plurality will Q small. It will require the
official count to obtain the exact plurality
OF the Republican candidates."