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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-17
CASUALLY oBsERVED.



These de. gatfll sammer evenings
are taxsa 4ds4at4ge of - the >4.sA-
t-ol Army. AIS O'Clock these eaters
~ -ae bread 0t salvation marcia forth
Win al -ae Pomp aad racket gh4t they
are nn4ucla4y aId physically au-s o.
produce. lney evidently orl eve that
tle inhabitants ot tie W0uaer.s block
a-u bu-ldllZs adjoining. are especially
A need 0f sp.ri-u4l 4d. Tor t = ln
fIo4t Il these buildings thst Juey siug
au1 pay every lagut. A. Yet, however.
40 converts have been na1e from this
quarter. AT 5 o'clock there is usually
noise enough Ia Campau square Tor
ourgh or july celebration. While tie
SalFauonlsJs are advocating their man
uer II climbing tue golden stairs
certain patent medicine men are otter
ing for ,ale compounds Wh GA may take
a pers0n % tie Aforesaid stars "a short
order.
The chamber maids and dining room
glrls OF sweets hotel appear desrous
0t reaplBg al possible beneht trom the
haryests Ot religion. livery evening
they may oe seen upon the roof Ot the
hotel pracllclug kuee drll, etc.
A man who Was slightly intoxicated
boarded the dummy tram at tue Lake,
the other dsv lie thought he would
try % be funny and rode sitting ON the
brake wheel Midway between the
Lake and Easiest, the train stopped on
tne switch, n order 10 allow the other
tram 90 pass. When tue tram again
II a ff "a a -
smart man landed on his hands IN the
mud lie was too stupid 10 arse. and
he vas lett sitting there Ike Il plg ln 4
sly.
It IS an eccentric old man that runs
the elevator ia the Nouderly block.
Ine O.ner daY he was bringing down
large load OF people from the upper
iloCrs, when some one Ou the nrst llOOr
began 20 ring the bell tur.uusly.
They can't bulldOze me, said the old
fellow. 81 il move all the slower now"
80 saying, hc slowed up the elevator SO
that L scarcely moved, although Il was
running none too fast before. Imagine
the o.d mans cuagrin when on reach
iug the hrst floor he found a little blt
OF a g.rl who did not know any better,
pressing the electro button 50 that she
could hear the bell ring. Some of the
passengers on the elevator were dis
gusted that the old man should delay
them in order that he might satisfy his
own spite.
-
Some OF the census-takers in this city
seem % be much more eager after their
beer than correct information. one of
them stopped At boarding house on
BOstwlck-st IN the second ward the
other day. He was informed that all
the bOarders would be there at any
meal time. The landlady could not
give him any statistics save the names
of the boarders. but told him where all
of them might bc found At work. The
census-taker, however, appeared salts
ned with what meagre information he
received and has not called al the
house again. If this - the way the
censusis beng taken it viii be anything
hfff correct
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NEW YORK STATE.

ALBANY, NY, Nov.4.-Tracy (Dem.)
was reelected to Congress from the
Nineteenth district by over 1000 ma.
jority.
MoRRIsvILLE, N. Y, Nov. 4-George
w. Rapp Rep. is elected in the Twen-
ty.sixth Congressional district. i
Y BROOKLYN, N. ", Nov.4!-Fourth dis.
trict-Sixty districts out Of a total OF la,
give Cfancey (Dem.) 7,ls7; Perry (Rep.l,
3,723. 4 q b
Z Third district-Forty districts out Of a
total of l64 give Coombs (Dem.) 3,705; !;
Wallace (Rep.), 1880. r s I.
g 1t is stated that the election OF Stahl.
necker DEM for Congress In the -Four.
teenth district is conceded by the Re.
publicans. .{5itl; = l55i:si'i : a Al
81 When the hour for closing the polls
4 o'clock-came there were still in line
at many OF tho polling places a number
OF voters. According to the instructions
given BY the Police Commissioners,
those who were actually In line waiting
to vote were permitted to do 80, but the
others were allowed to go In line. From
estimates made by the number. OF votes
cast in several election districts and the
number OF names on the registry list,
it is thought the total vote polied will be
about 22S, 900. The total number regis.
tered wero 245. 1Gi. I3s
Roswell 2. Flowers majority in the
18th Congressional district is estimated
at 1900.
Following Congressman are undoubt.
edly elected: Fellows, Democrat, 9th
district; Flower, 18th district; W arner,
Democrat, llth district Cummings,
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nEWILL NOT RETURN.
A Prominent Young Man Disappears After
=. -r4 = tyyholesnle Forreries

A Prominent Young Man Disappears After
Wholesale ForEeries.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov 4.-Rollins
Bingham left the city Sunday night say
ing he was going on short journey. He
will probably not return soon as it has
been ascertained since his departure tina
he has left behind him forged deeds OF
transfer and Of trust upon the estate of
hislate stepmother, Mrs. General George
G. Bingham, which aggregate about s25,-
600. Bingham was treasurer OF the Con-
solidated Missouri Manufacturing Com
pany. The large sums OF money which
he fraudulently obtained was largely
spent in experimenting with what is
known as the Merrill process OF extract.
ing gold from the fine sand. No young
man was better known in Kansas City.
He was captain in the Third regiment, a
lawyer OF promise and mixed considera.
bly, in politics. His father was General
Geo. @. Bingham, State Treasurer under
Governor Gamble, Adjutant General
under Governor Hardin and an artist
writer Of no little repute. About month
before her death, which occurred Sep.
tember 20, Mrs. Bingham discovered the
forgeries which he had committed. It
broke her heart and no doubt fastened
her death. On tho Saturday before her
death she called her lawyer and had a
new will drawn disinheriting her step.
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Troy, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Quackenbust,
Rep 10 reelected in the Eighteenth
NEW YORK CITY.

New York, Nov. 4-Thirty election
districts out Of 947 in the city give Scott
2,4S3; Grant 8, ,039.
400 out OF 947 election districts for
Mayor gave Grant (Tammany) S,SO6 oyer
Scott (Fusion).
Returns received up to s p. m. indl.
cate the election Of the entire Tammany
u ticket by maiorities OF from 1000 to
$4,000. ls5S
52S election districts gave Grant Of
Scott 1900 majority. The Tammany
men arc jubilant and claim success
finally.
The returns from all the Congressional
districts included in the city show the
following to be positively elected: J.Ry
Fellows, (Dem.) Sixth district; T.. J.
Dunpy, (Dem.) Seventh district; T. J.
Campbell, Dem. Eighth district Amos
J. Cummings, (Dem. Ninth district; +.
B. Spinola, dem Tenth district; John
D. Warner, Dem. Eleventh district;
r. z. Flower, (Dem.) Twelfth district;
p. Fitch, DEM Thirteenth district.
Grants majority will certainly be 22,-
600; German for Sheriff, 10, 900; Nicolla,
District Attorney, 10000. The vote for
the balance Of the county Offices, Comp.
troller, President Of the Board OF Alder
men and County Clerk will be very close
to that OF Grant. The Tammany nom.
inees for Supreme Court Judges and for
City Court will be elected by not less
than 10000 majority.
Seven hundred and eighteen election
districts out of 947 give Grant, Dem
over Scott (Fusion) for Mayor, 17,l65.
Eight hundred election districts show
Scott s6,50l; Grant 109,4l5.
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M,KINLEY,S DISTRICT.
Tho Republican Leader rEndorscd-uow He
Reduced the Majority.

Tho Republican Leador rEntlorsed-IIow he
Reduced the Majority.
CANTON, o., Nov. 4.-Thirteen pre-
cincts in Stark county out Of total Of
81, give gain for Mckinley over 1850,
OF 545. McKinley's own ward com
plete, gives gain OF 3S5. This makes
Mchiuiey's gain SAC in fourteen
OF the O. precincts in Stark county,
which went !, 100 for Campbell Inst year.
One precinct heard from in Medina
county gives Mckinley gain Of 27.
CANTON, ONO, Nov. 4.-At II o'clock
twenty-five OF si1ty.iour voting precincts
in Stark county gave Mckinley net
gain OF ,346, to overcome plurality Of
l,03l in 1889.
MEDINA, O., Nov. 4 4.-McKinley's ma.
jority in Medina county is 1866. ~
At 9:30 o'clock this morning 81 pre-.
cincts in Stark county give Mckinley
l,5S4, net gain on plurality already Of
800. Ten precincts in Medina give Nc
kinley 1900; Warwick, III. This in
dicates over l,400 plurality for AfcKin-
ley IN Medina. Many Democrats con.
cede the election Of Mckinley.
ALLIANCE, O., Nov. 1.-THE ELECTION
here has been hotly contested and the
total votes polled in the ak wards OF the
city will reach 1000. Indications are
that Mckinley has made heavy gains.
Stark county will likely give him ma.
lority. That hewill be elected, Repub.
licans have only hopes. 1si,.s Is
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoScoRD, Nov. 4.-Returns from Al
towns give Tuttle (ROp.) 4,e57; Amsder
{ (Dem.) 4,467; Fletcher pro 127. The
same towns III 1855, gave Goodal (Rep.,
4.0Sl; Amsden DEM $500; Carr PRO
lSG: Republican net loss, 50. !
The Republicans concede tho election
oil Mckinney (Dem.) for Congress In the
west district by 200 plurality.
Returns from rs towns give Tuttle
{Rep.) for Governor 1896; Amsdep
Dem. IL. .Si4; Fletcher (Pro. ST., Re.
publican net loss, 842.
The indications at this hour are that
there is no choice OF Governor by the
people Of the State; that Mckinney
lDem. Is elected TO Congress In the
First district, and that the Second dis.
trict is very close, the chances being In
favor Of Moore (Rep.).
In Is towns the Democrats gain is
members Of tho House OF Representa-.
tives, and at their headquarters in this
city they claim they have carried 1t by
a good msjority. I,
Returns from 55 towns give Tultle
Rep S.S05, Anisden (Dem.) 0,l3S,
Fletcher (Pro) e4l. Republican net
rs ..FH . u Is
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In Doubt.
THE RESULT In WEST VIRGINIA
Is Undetermined Up to the Latest
Hour Heard From.
Election in This District in
Very Grave Doubt.
SOME VERY UNEXPECTED LOSSES
In Republican Strongholds From
u Lack ofa Full Vote.
Harrison County Fails to do Her
= Duty by n Large Majority.
Q. B. SMITHS ELECTION CLAIEED.
llarmau In DOubt-Alderson Reelected
In the Third Distrlct-Impossl.
bic TO Gire tho Com.
X Plectien OF tho
Legislature. Il

Returns from this State have come in
with unusual Glowness. Up TO the hour
OF going 10 press nothing was definitely
determined except the election Of Alder.
son, Democratic nominee for Congress
in the Third district. Returns from the
other districts are go meagre that it Is
impossible 10 figure on them with any
satisfaction. So far as the First Con.
gressional district has been heard from
it brings Republican disappointment in
Democratic gains. The greatly reduced
majority in Harrison is surprise, the
force Of which is somewhat broken by
advices from there during the past two
days. Returns from the Second and
Fourth districts are too scattering to base
estimates on, Lucas, Democratic nom.
inee for Supreme Judge, is probably
elected, though tho returns are not at
hand 10 show his election. It is proba-
Bile that the Legislature has gone the
same Yay, Ash
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OHIO.

7. CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Seyenty.nine
precincts in Ohio outside Of Cincinnati: !:
Ryan, 10,464; Crowley, 9,l70; Lock-
wood, 4GS. Same in lSS0-F oraker, TO-.
S49; Campbell, 10, ESQ; Helwig, 5lO.
One hundred, and nineteen precincts
in Ohio outside of Cincinnati: Ryan,
10. 200; Crowley, l4,7S5; Lockard pro J
SSl. Same in 1850: Foraker, Ii, ,l90;
Campbell, II, 1903; Herwig, gS7..
y One hundred and fifteen precincts in
Cincinnati: Ryan, 20,S60; Crowley,
l4,053; Lockard, 81. Same in 1880 F.:
Foraker, II, ,3l9; Campbell, 2O,2S9.
Early returns from nearly every sec.
ton Of the State indicate Republican
victory BY maiorities ranging from 5000
10 10000. a me- ii5
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 4.-Ryan, Re.
publican candidate for Secretary oi
State, will carry this (Cuyahoga) county
by about $500 plurality. johnson,
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Twenty.frst district, is running
about 20 ahead OF bis ticket in each pre-.
cinct, and is In all. probability elected.
s 2l3 precincts in Ohio outside of Ham.
ilton county give Ryan sc, ,407, Cromley
q, ,O94, Lockwood 1858. Same in 1880
Foraker Sl,sl4, Campbell 3l,ll5, Helvil
1,7S5. 81 's55srfssS}i.,t
e92 precincts in Ohio, outside Of Ham,
ilton county: Ryan, 4S,317; Cromley
IL .22S; Lockwood, 2,007. Same in lSS!
Foraker, 1881; Campbell, As, 400
Helwig, o,243.
CoLuMnus. Nov. 4.-Later returnl
greatly decrease the rate Of Republlca,
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TAYLOR COUNTY.


SPecidt OhpoicR 10 hc lHIe'HGenep. 81
GRAFTON, W. Va, Nov. 4.-West G raj
ton district voted as follows: Wilson.
100; Hsrman, 130. Gain for Wilson Of
IS over 1883.
FLEMISaroN, WA, Nov. 4.-Repub-
lican majorities: T. NJ. Reynolds 1s4;
George Harman 1SS; S. G. Rusmisel
1888; s. H. Gramm, Legislature, 1888; F.
]. Burdett, Clerk, It's; G. H. Rector,
Clerk, 1S5, and R., Nc Conkey 1Sl.
Fetterman vote: Wilson 0S; Harman
Gl; Lucas 81; Reynolds 81.
Grafton Court House DiRtriet-F. NJ.
Reynolds. l42; Lucas, 81; Harman, 139;
Wilson, lC0; Rusmisel, l42; Gall, o.;
S. II. Gramm, $50; Reynolds, 50. Clerk
Circuit Court, Burdett, 167; Armstrong,
64. Clerk County Court, Rector, l4l
Powell, 97.
Returns SO far received indicate ma
jority for the Republicans Of 800 in the
county.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, S. O., Nov. +.-Indicatious
50 far are that Tillman and his entire
ticket are elected and Democratic Con.
gresham. The vote is probably the
smallest ever cast in the State.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Nov. 4y-scatteriug
reports from every section Of the State
indicates the election Of Tillman, regu-
lar Democrat, for Governor by 25,OOO
majority and the entire regular Demo.
cratic State ticket by a large msjoritS,
except in the coast counties, which
have a very large negro majority. In a
few OF the cities, the negroes have failed
to vote, although they have favored the
Democratic ticket. It looks as il q, 900
OF the negroes in tho State haven't voted.
The total vote in the State to-day will
not exceed 5000. Tillman is elected
by not less than %, 900 majority.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Chairman Jones, OF
the Republican State Central Committee,
claims that all Of their Congressman
have been reelected and that in 10Th
(Morrison's) district, Lindley, Republic
can, and Farmers Alliance, will be
elected over Forman, Democrat, the
prasent incumbent.
LATEE-Chairman Jsnes now claims
that the Republicans will probably gain
two congressman in the State. In the
Sixteenth Fithian Dem being defeated
by Reeder Farmers Alliance). In the
Eighteenth Foreman (Dem.) being de-
feated by Lindley. The State Legela-
ture on joint ballot by majority OF six.
teen. The Democratic committee here
do not concede the defeat Of their candi-
dates.
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, Nov. IA special
from Danville says: Seven precincts in
this city, Canuon's home, give Buzy 65
majority, Democratic gain Of l25.
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sw1SDLED HIS SrIpMOruGR.
Whyn Kansas City Lawyor Is Among Tho
niissihr. ~ "a

g',.'S A"uoasS Sity lInWIor IS Among thp
Missing. Es
9s KANSAS Cry, Nov. 4.-Rollins Binr.
ham left this city Sunday night, saying.
ne was going on short journey. Ho
will probably not return soon, as it has
been ascertained since his departure
that he has left behind him forged deeds
OF transfer and mortgages upon the IS.
y GsIe Oh ms late stepmo!her, Mrs. Gen.
george .. Bingham, which aggregate
about S25, 900. S57a o. SIS e'''e S'''j.
bingham was Treasurer OF the Con.
solidated Missouri Mining and Manufae.
turing Company. The money which he
oDsaned was fraudulently spent in ex-
perlmenting with what is known as the
Merrill process Of extracting gold from
fine sand. Q = II = ! - =
:. no young man was better known in
\; Kansas City. He was captsin in the
Lnlrd Regiment, q lawyer OF promise,
and mixed considerably in politics. Ills
lather was Geo. G. Bingham, State Treas.
urer under Governor Gamble, Adiutant3
General under Governor Harden, and n !
writer OF no little reputation. 81 -
2 Abouta month before her death. which
occurred September 20; Mrs. Bingham
discovered the foIgeries which Rollins
haa committed. It broke her heart and
no doubt hastencd her death. On tbe
Saturday before her death she called her
lawyer and had q new will drawn. disin.
herltlng her stepson. Il
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MISSOURI AMI yKl;,A,.N,i,s;As..t

KANSAS Cry, Mo. Nov. 4.-Nearly
full returns from this (Jackson) county
have been received. They show q ma
jority for the Democratic ticket. J. O.
Tarsney, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, ran ahead OF his ticket. The Re.
publicans concede the fact 4 that the
Farmers Alliance made heavy inroads
into their. ranks, and claim only Is, 1000
plurality for their State ticket. "a
a Returns from nineteen counties in
Kansas have been received by the Asao.
ciated Press. or these eight have gone
Republican, si1 Democratic and five for
the Alliance. 3 s;!55 S5,3 u.
The Iimts.Democral claims that the
Farmers' Alliance has swept Kansas
and has elected its entire State ticket by
from 10000 to 5000 plurality. 1t also
claims the defeat OF all the Republican
congressman, Funston alone excepted.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov. To-day
was perfect one for voting throughout
the entire State. A prominent feature
of interest was the working OF the new
Australian ballot system, curiosity as to
the operations serving to bring out n
large vote, which otherwise gave symp-
toms of being apathetic. In this city
there was heavy vote early.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Returns from
the Thirteenth Congressional district,
indicates the reelection Of Congressman
shively (Dem.) by 1900 to 1000 ma.
jority.
Indications at this hour are that the
Democrats have elected 10 and the Re.
publicans 2 Congressman, with one still
in doubt, - n.
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OPENING THE MINE.

More Mon Thrown Ont Of Work by Flood.
ing Of IIili Farn, Mine.
DUNBAR, Pa, Nov. 4.-Jacob's ladder,
the sixth section in the Hill Farm slope,
has proved to be the hardest section yet
encountered.
The fire in the section was exiinguish.
ed last highland the rubbish cleared out,
but at the flat at the bottom OF the sec.
ton the falls are 60 heavy that they can.
not be cleared, which will necestitate
the cutting OF new man way through
the solid coal. -
The water in the mine is rising very
rapidly, and has already flooded the
Ferguson mine, so that they were COM
PEELED to shut down. The Dunbar Fur.
mace Company now has over 200 coke
ovens idle on account Of the Hill Farm
disaster. Two hundred men were thrown
out OF employment by tho Ferguson
mines shutting down.
Ii the water continues TO rise at the
present rate it will be but couple OF
days until the Mahoning, the mine
through which the rescuers entered,
will also be flooded.
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Two MEN sllOr.
Riot Mt Polling Place IN the City OF
.FrH. phllalelphla.

| philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 4.-An old fam
ily ieud, coupled with IN attempt Of q
man well known to tin police to vote o
gang Of repcaters, caused riot at the
polling place Of the first diyieion Of the
Fourth ward, Front and South streets,
this morning.
Two men were shot, and the man who
caused nil the troubleis still at large, The
police having failed to arrest him. N
Between John Dunn, who lives at
Third and German streets, and John
O'Donnell, Of Front, below Ann street,
there has been long.standing gruJge.
This morning, 1t Ia alleged, O'Donnell
headed party OF dozen or more toughB
and heelers from various parts Of the
city and attempted to vote them in favor
Of Vaux. He, himself, tried to vote, but
when Dunn, who lives In the division,
protested, the fight began. 81
Almost before the people about the
polls knew that anything on. OF the
usual run was going on, Dunn and his
crowd had drawn reyolvers and were
blazing away ut O'Donnel and the lat.
ter's friends, who had crowded about
him at the first sign OF trouble. They,
too, drew weapons, aud for two or three
minutes a perfect iusilade Of pistol shots
was kept up.
Henry Bryson, aged IS years. an in.
offensive Irishman, who lives at 704
South Front street, and who had taken
no part whatever in tho fray, was the
principal victim. He had his back to.
ward the crowd, and fell Rt the first fire,
q pistol bullet having struck him in the |
the hip. He was taken 10 the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital, and while he was seri-
ously injured, the physicians think, he
will recouer. The other man who was
shot was only slightly injured in the
sight wrist, and after refusing to tell his
with tho crowd and was soon lost to
3lxlt. s1-a-4as- IL - H'ar Ffa lasass ia
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wEDDGDAND MURDERED.
An An unlns,,sa I.,,! Guest at a Marriage Feast

An uninSilcd Guest mt n Marriage Fenst
Kills tho bridegroom. ~
GLASGOW, Nov. IA wedding feast
which was being held in tho Italian col.
oay IN this city last night was broken IN
oy murder committed in tho midst Of.
the assembled guests. K,
While tho feast was progressing nm
Italian named Lorenzo Marc Antonio
maae his appearance in tho room. \ He
hau received no invitation to attend ths
ieast and he was elected. In n short time
ne returned and the bridegroom and n
number OF the guests atsetI pted to again
drive him out OF the room. AntonjoS
resisted md during the ecutlle that an
sued he drew q knife and plunged it
inio y the breast OF the bridegroom, wb,.
leil % the floor corpse, Ao,
!, When the bride saw her husband 10.
lhg uead before her she uttered n Wild
shrek and fell upon his body rnco, or
sclous. One OF the gucsts who had taken
part In the attempt to eject Antonio alsa
received knife thrust from the mn. 5
terer. The assassin was finally oye,.S
powered, after desperately seeking 4,
make bis escape, and was handed over
. the police. All tho mon concerned in
me affair were vendors OF ice cream. :. =.
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JACKSON COUNTY.

Sscsidl Dfspdtch 10 The Inttufoeicer.
RAvENswooD, WA, Nov. 4.-Not in
the last ten years has there been 80 much
work done as there was done to-day at
Ravenswood. Not only was every Re-
publican alive a. work here, but all over
the county tho same. Jackson county
will poll large vote, and the outlook
this evening is in favor Of Smith with
$50 majority over Capeha,t in the county.
The county ticket is safe, with 0fBrien,
Republican candidate for Circuit Clerk,
and Lemley, Republican candidate for
County Clerk, in the lead. Davies IRE
publican) for Senate, will have $50 ma
joIity over Wiley in the county. Smith
will carry the whole district by from so
to 100 votes, and Davies will carry the
Senatorial district by $50 majority.
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a Sensation In Pittsburgh

PITTsnuRaH, Nov. IA political sen.
sation has greatly exercised tho local
politicians. Itis claimed that a scheme
was concocted to flood the city with
bogus tax receipts for the use OF illegal
voters. These were distributed, it is
stated, from the club rooms OF a well
known political organization. The per.
sous who figure in the alleged plot are
prominent in politics. Harry Toole, u
clerk in the Delinquent Tax Collectors
office, claims that o large number Of re.
ceipts were shown him by Republican.
These he pronounced q forgery. Toole
is . Democrat. 1t is claimed that Ii, 600
OF these bogus receipts have been given
out. - 4 s.55 - '-s