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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-19
coNDHNsHD DISPATCHES


A stock train WAS wrecked near Hooksett
N. H., Monday night, by jumping the rail
and crashing into train on another track.
No one killed. Damage, heavy.
The east bound Texas Pacific. trair
was help up Monday night by four men .,
Kent station. Texas. One Of the robbers
squealed to the station sgsnt before the
train arrived and the thieves were met v itl
Winchesters and driven of.
Hon. J. G.. Batterson Of Hartford, Conn.
president Of the New England Granite Co.,
will be at Concord. N. H.. Wednesday and
hold conference with delegates sent from
Manchester and North Conway to invessi
gate the strike now in progress.
tits now estimated that Cashier Gosen.
lock Of the failed banking firm Of CowliDe
away between $4,000 and go, 900 when
he departed. The assets nominalIy amour,
to e60, 900, while the liabilities may reach
995, 900.
Small pox 10 on the steamship Norman
die, At New York. She will be delayed a
quarantine for examination and fumigation
There are 430 emigrants 10 her steeraa,
compartments aod Il 10 probable that thes,
will be sent to Hoffman Island for isola
ton.
Jerome Brisebois Of Fall River was zen
fenced TO sixteen months 10 the house O.
correction for manslaushter, at Taunton
Mass., Tuesday. Brisebois vas . watch
msn in the Fall Mill and was bothered con
sidersbly BY boys. In driving them avay
he threw piece Of iron among them. strik
ing one boy on the head and causing hi
/ deafh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-19
Indians Reported al eating Beyond
Control.

MISsEAroLrs, Minn., Nov. 1s.-A Chad
ron Cebraska special to the Tribune says
1t is reported here that the Indians at Pine
Ridge Agency, South Dakota, are getting
entirely beyond control of the agent there,
and have already begun depreda,ions in the
way of stealing cattle and other property.
Three hundred soldiers from Fort Rob-
inson passed through here today on their
way to the scene and said there would bs
1000 troops on hand tomorrow. Man
dan special to the Tribune says nearly 10O
settlers were on the train tonight from
West End county going to Bismarck fol
safety. At Glenuilen. forty miles west,
the citizens turned out en- masse throw inc
up circular breast works by moonligh,
large enough TO get into for protection.
A supply Of rifles has been sent to eac
settlement in every county. kilograms al {
constantly coming in for supplies of ammu
Di!ion. While the excitement in the town il
subsiding because of the presence Of .
plenty of gune, the agitation in the
country is worse than ever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The British
steamship Llsndaff City, which sailed from
this port on Nov. for Bristol, England,
arrived at her destination yesterday. land.
ing there Capt. Brown and the crew of IL
men of the British bark Charger, absnd-
oned in midocean week ago. The Liam
daft City WAS under command of Capt
Fit. The Charger was bound for Dali
housie, on the Restigouche river in New
Brunswick, to Belfast, Ireland. The de.
tails Of the disaster that befell her are
very meagre but it is said she encountered
severe gales which she could not weather
and after having her. rigging carried away
was abandoned. The men put off in the
life-boats and were picked up by the Liam
dsff City. The Charger was 3 wooden
bark of | ,060 tons. She was built at st.
John, N. B., in 1856 and was owned by l..
Dixon & Sons of Belfast.
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Mrs. wuchtsr, The Six Months Fast.
or, Improving.

ALLENTOWN, Nov. ls.-Mrs. Wuchter,
of White Hall, although suffering excruci-
ating pain almost continually, is seemingly
improving. She still partakes of the juice
of an orange, and this gives her sufficient
strength to converse with those near her
side. She positively refuses to have ply
sicians come to her home and make an ex-
animation. As there is too much pain con-
nected with it. She said: "Dr. Calvin
Sieger is the family physician, and what.
ever are his wishes 30 will agree" There
were about one hundred visitors at the house
today to see her, many Of whom were
obliged to wait q considerable length Of
time until turn time came.
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Dr.. Dixon VIII Study Prot. Koch's
Methods.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS.-Dr. Samuel
6. Dixon. the eminent bacteriologist,
whose experiments in incubation for tuber-
culosis outside the human family are well
known, will sail for Berlin this week. DR..
Dixon will represent Jefferson College.
and his instructions received last night
from the faculty are "to study critically
Koch's researches with the view of giving
medical science and the Jefferson Medical
College students the benefit of his re-
searches" DR.. Dixon will sail not later
than Thursday.
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IPropsllsg OF the Nipsic To Go on
Exhibition.

The Secretary of the Navy has decided
to have the propeller of the Nipsic, which
went through the Samoan hurricane, sent
to Washington from the Mare Island Navy
Yard, and placed on exhibition as relic
of that disaster. This propeller was pound
ed on the coral reef in the harbor of Apia
until the blades were bent and curied up
out of all eemblance to their original shape.
This propeller was made of old-fashioned
navy bronze, composed of IS parts copper,
10 parts tin, and 2 parts zinc, and it showed
. degree Of tensile strength and ductility
that 1t is doubtful if any Of the extensively
advertised morel modern propeller bronze
can equal None Of the blades was broken,
and the chip was run to Honolulu before
q new propeller was fitted.
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Ksunsbeo q rranklia Railroad. /.

Eduofs oJ Ehe Aeaheoee JohfA0 -
The main topic Of conversation here il
the proposed railroad from Augusta OF
Gardiner to Pennington, which, if built
will, we trust, pass through our little town,
a. we are at present nearly isolated, being
situated ten miles from Belgrade. twelve
miles from Read6eld, and twelve miles
from Pennington depot, with no communi-
cation with either point except daily stage
to Augusta by way Of Readfeld. We well
remember the time before the Maine Cen.
tral railroad was built. Then there was q
large share Of travel through the town. II
was quite common for twenty teams OF
more to stop here each night, and rs many
others for dinner. But now there is nc
public house in the place, 40 there 10 moi
company enough to entertain. Yet We are
blessed with pure air and the very best
water the earth affords, beautiful scenery
and hills, together with vast supplies Of
lumber, and In the midst Of the best
farming and grazing in New England.
Vienna 10 among the first in producing
maple syrup. Indeed, it would be impos
sible to show up all Of our resources in =
brief letter. Only give us the benefit Of
the railroad and you will soon see what a
vast amount Of patronage you will receive
from our little town. Energy is not want
ing; yet when one must travel twenty miles
to find market for their preface, and then
perchance find it supplied, it must be con-
fessed that poor farmers must be nearly
discouraged. We hope better times are
not far distant. vienna.
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Cholera Increasing at Aleppo.

Reports received at the Marine Hospital
Bureau Headquarters of the progress of
cholera abroad show that at Aleppo cases
.arex becoming daily more numerous.
Thirty-eight cases and nineteen deaths were
bpslfed on Oct. Z, the latest date noted.
AQria new cases are continually occur
infswhile oil the villages around Aleppo
and Oria are infected. The most serious
fact noted in the latest report received
from Constantinople is that cholera has
made its appearance at Alexsndrette, the
seaport of Aleppo. At Hedjuz All deaths
have occurred since the epidemic broke
out. The latest advices from Hiogo,
japan. report 800 cases and 60 deaths
there for the week ending September 81.
At Hagasaki-Ken the United States Consul
reports Ss3 cases and S4l deaths for the
week ending September 80.
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STANLEY CONTROVERSY.


LONDON, Nov. ls.--Quilter. editor Of the
Universal Review has an article in that pub
lication on the Stanley controversy. which
attracted much attention. Quilter says he
was especially Informed that Jameson's
diary and private letters were placed In .
box by Bonny after Jameson's death. Ths
boz, after being sealed up by Bonny, was
confidcd to Stanley.
Instead of forwarding the box to the
Jameson family Stanley broke the seals,
opened the box and retained the papers.
The family commenced legal proceedinss
whereupon Stanley delivered the papers to
the care Of the Ottoman bank from which
they were received by the family. Stanley
made extracts from diary before handing
il over to the Ottoman bank. QullteF
traces the origin Of the stories against Bar
tellot and Jameson to Bonny, who be says.
acted as tale bearer IN general 10 the camp.
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HUNGRY PEOPLE
Bssiegiug the Iiish Authorities fos
Food or Employment.

DUBLIN. Nov. lS.-The Board room Of
the Schulz Union, in County Cork, was
besieged today by a great crowd Of email
farmers and laborers, who came to implore
the guardians for food or employment.
The applicants numbered fully thousand.
Father Forrest, of Colleen. ssid that thiP-
ty families are starving In his parish and
he is obliged TO assist them out Of his own
scanty means. The directors of the Schulz
and Skibbereen railway asked the board 70
approach the government for money To
extend the line to Crook Haven and for
building piers, etc. ~ s,...
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PORTLAND, Nov. 1s.-The lasters in
Webb & Cushings shoe factory are on q
strike because the firm reduced the pay for
lasting shoes with patent leather tips from
6 cents to IL cents . pair, the latter
price, the firm say, being the prevailing
price in Massachusetts,. The strikers say
they will not return. in which case non.
union men will be employed.
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Foreign Notes.

A woman residing in Thann, Alsace,
fearing that she and her family would
starve to death. cut the throats Of her Ave
children and then killed herself.
A monster protest against the pefsscu-
ton Of the Jews will be published at st.
Petersburg shortly. 1t 10 signed by all The
literary and professional celebrities In Rus
els, headed by Count Tolstoi.
M. Ephfussi. the well known horse own
er and N. Treille, the Journalist, fought 1
duel Tuesday at Paris. Treble vas slIgit-
ly wounded. Another duel was fought be-
tween M. Laauerre, . member Of The
Chamber Of Deputies and . journaIiss
named Lesinne, in which LssuefSe re-
ceived slight wound.
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Sparks FROM MAIHn wIRzs


The Kennebec did not get to Boston,
Tuesdsy morning but returned to Bath
about 7..30 o'clock. Heavy weather out
aide wss the cause
Sunday evening there vas IN outbreak
Il the gambling saloon in Brovnville. For
several hours the near neighbors were
startled by the cry Of murder. The
deputy sheriff was called out but made No
arrests The matter will be brought to the
attention Of the grand jury.
A crew is at work on the extract factory
At Sherman Mills. repairing he building
preparatory 70 starting up the work. 1t Il
understood that the have purchased Town
ship s. Range I. that has lafse aDosn'
Of bemlock. and that the making Of ex-
uAet viii BE- permanent for many years q
cons, or the works may Be changed into .
tAnnery.
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Given Fifteen Years for Murder

: PLYMOUTH, N. H.. Nov. ls.-In tho Su-
preme Court today Walter M. Shawsaged
70, was afraigned for the murder of Joseph
M. Emery, aged "a, at Wentworth, n. H.,
May'19, 1890. Shaw withdrew his former
plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty Of
murder in the second degree. Counsel for
the prisoner asked for light sentence on
the plea that the assault was aggravated
and the prisoner was under the influence
Of liquor. He was sentenced to 15 years at
ha I'd labor in State prison. s,f.
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Accident At Whis.fie,d.
Special To the KESSysEc JouRSA

Especial to the KESsEsEc JouKsAL.l
WHITEHEAD, Nov. IS. - Mr.. Luke
LAighton went into the woods on Friday to
chop wood, telling his family that be would
be home 1t noon. Not coming at noon q
search vas instituted and he was found in
dazed condition with bruise on the back
of his bead. 1t il thought he climbed q
tree and fell although no trace could be
found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-19

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Maine people:
Original, Horace j. Coburn, Auburn
Ferdinand W. Morrill,. VIM; Emerson
Littlefield, West Kennebunk; Dexter A.
Leach, South Union; Willard B. Peskes,
Presque Isle; William N. Sanborn, De.
troit: George C. Pitcher, East jefferson
Solomon KelliheY, Ellsworth.
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They Object to Fayips Daty on FisA
when Yaskess Carsy Free.

OrTAwA, Ont, Nov. lS.-The secretary
Of the Port Arthur board Of tssds has for
varded 10 the minister Of marine and hsh-
cries copy Of the resolltion passed By
the board citing under The McKinley tafia
bill duty Of three quaresfs Of . cent q
pound imposed % Canadian fDh entering
the United 6taAes from Canadian ashsrmsn
or dealers. while United States hshsrmen
can enter their catch Obtained In Canadian
vatsfs free OF duty. Inc board points on,
that this provision viii lead 10 the control
Of the Canadian fisheries BY tAs American
government, and he is urged mot to issue
dshing licenses to United States citizens
on the expiration of this years leases. De.
cember II next. - long a. the United
States preserves the present unfrisudly At
titude in the matter.
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III. u.rr,..s G,r, rNss,. o..

Bonnie sweet Bessie, the maid of Dun
dee vas. no doubt, the kind Of girl TO
ask, "What aTe the Wild waves ssyine?r Or
to put - little faded flower In your button
hole, she was 90 full Of vivscity snd beam
ing With robust health. Every girl in the
land car be Just ~ full Of life, just =
we'll, and juss - merry - ahe, sincs Dr.
Pierce has placed his "Fas0Rits ffsscFip-
ton" within the reach Of all Young gifls
In their teeps. passing the ags of pabssty,
fad Il great aid. Delicate, pale and
sickly girls viii ind this wonderful fnv'g
orator, and sure corrective for III de-
, engagements and weaknesses incidsas q
sensles. novl7d&sfOlfm
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HON. J. w. ArwELL OF oRoNc
Died Suddenly at His Home, Tuesday
OF Pueumonia.

OKoNo, Nov. l6.-Hon. John W. At.
well, ,an old resident and prominent citizen OF
Orono died suddenly today, of double pneu-
monia, aged IS years. He has served two
sessions in each branch of the Maine Legis.
lature. and was on the staff Of Gov. Per
ham. He has held Offices of trust in his
town. and was ever ready to encourage any
enterprise that would conduce TO the vel.
fare of his town where he had been for fifty
years an active and honored citizen.
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Schooner Pavilion on the Rocks
Tspecisl to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.

RocKLAND, Nov. l8.-The schooner
Pavilion of Calais, lumber laden for Mott
Haven, Conn, struck on Grindstone ledge
in Mussel Ridge Channel this noon. A
portion of the keel was stripped out and
she filed with water up to her deck. She
continued to float and sail was kept on to
make Spruce Head Harbor. She fell in
with the cutter Woodbury. which towed
her here this afternoon. She will dis.
charge her deckload and repair on the
South marine railway.
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Special to the KENNEBEc JoURSAL.]
BELrAsr, Nov. ls.-Maurice Davidson
cut his hand badly the other day with an
axe while engaged in splitting wood.
Terry's ice in Unity was all shipped
Monday to the railroad wharf in Belfast.
There are some 800 tons there now which
belongs to parties in Connecticut Mr..
L. Y. Decker is shipping it to them.
The yacht Louine which was left moored
At the bridge collided with. the schooner New
Era. breaking of her topmast.
Thursday evenings the Y. M. c. A,
rooms are open to the girls Of the W. c. 7.
Alliance.
Miss Fannie Wilson, native Of Free.
dom, Maine, died at the house of Mr.. W.
C. Tuttle, of this city, at l.30 Monday
morning. aged 81 years. The remains were
sent to Freedom for interment. She has
worked for Tuttle about six months.
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Another Banking Firm Reported In
Trouble,

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Is is rumored that
another prominent banking firm is in dim-
culties, owing to the inability to rediscount
maturing bills. The Financial News says
it 10 afraid that many weak spots are made
in the financial world by reckless under
writing, and more than one house is tostsr-
ing under load of overwhelming unfore-
| aaau lie hit;tiaa
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A Horrible way to Suicide.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. lS.-An I'M
known man deliberately took his own life
here this morning about $50 O'Clock, in the
New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad
yard, by placing his neck upon the rail be-
fore switching engine. Tts wheels sew
cred the head from his body. The body
awaits Identification.
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A Grave Charge.


Especial to the KESsEBEc JOURNAL.
Barn, Nov. ls.-On charge Of Charles
Burgess, City Marshal James Bailey was
before the court today on charge Of false
imprisonment: and extorton. Burgess was
arrested Sunday night, but was realeased
by the Marshal. who took s9.62 as fine
and costs, without trial. 1t is said that the
same thing has been done in other cases
and that other actions will be commenced
against Bailey.
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You can "waah your faces N the morn
ing dew" for beauty's sake. but Old Saul's
CatssFh Cure Is the remedy you want for
obstinate cstaffh. influenza, and like all
meuh Of the nasal passages.
There is nothing more harfswing 70 III
sympathetic mind thsn TO hear : cfyise
bahg. IN. Bsll's Baby Syrup viii giss
insoant relief to the littIe sulEeref. For
sale as al dsaaefs. Psice twenty-five censs.
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Stocks and the Market.

New YORK, Nov. S.-Money has been
tight today. w. +. Owens suspended this
afternoon. Philadelphia reports money
very tight. 1t 10 said that Jay Gould has
bought 100000 of the 100000 shares
of the Richmond Terminal railroad system.
The suspension of 2. w. Gallaudet with
liabilities of 81 ,000, 900 is announced. 1t
stated the Gallaudet's failure was caused
by Russell, Sage and several banks calling
in loans to the firm, or hold them for better
prices. The assets consist of stocks, bonds
and real estate. The firm has been in ex-
istence 35 year, being one of the Oldest in
the street. They done q large and pros
perous business.
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Abandoned Schooner lowed Toto
Port.

HALIFAX, N, S., Nov. 1ss-Pickford &
Blacks steamer Cola has picked up the
schooner Scylla, full Of water and stripped,
and towed her to Port Hawkesbury.s The
Scylla was bound from Montague, PAE.l.
for Boston. with cargo of produce, hwas
in collision with steamer Alert, Halif6xf for
Quebec, which took the schooner's crew
off and conveyed them to Pctou.s The
Scylla was valued at $500, s:issulsd 'fos
4250O. ss4 al
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Small Fire at Rockland.

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
RocKLAsD, Nov. 1s.-Fire was diseov-
cred early this morning in the residence of
Geo. Mclaughlin on Spr ing street but was
promptly extinguished before much head
way had been gained. Loss slight.
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ON THE FRONTIER.
Troops Ordered Out 10 Hold
indians in Check.
Gsnsfil Rusae Rstll1s Ftun Z folR Of
Inspection h Io1thVsst.


OMAHA, Neb., Nov. ls.-Troops from
Fort Omaha, Fort Robinson, Fort Mic
brara. Neb., and . pack train from Fort
Russell, Wyo., have been ordered out to
hold the Indisns in check ct Pine Ridge
and Rosebud agencies on the Dakota FROM
tier.
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Meteorological Report.
GNov.:is. 1890. 10 p. II.
Discussing the Concord Granite Cut
ter's Trouble.

CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. 1S.-The dele
gates sent here by the national secretary of
the Granite Cutters Union, held lengthy
conference this afternoon with ]. c. Bat
terson. Jr., local superintendent Of
the New England Granite Company.
The subject of matter in dispute was fully
discussed, and recess taken until tomorrow,
when thel final conference will be heliswith
the president of the company, Hon. ]. G..
Patterson, Hartford, Conn. Tonight the
indications are that the strike will beA Of
shou duration.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in l50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SKRVP co.
saw FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. sY. NEW soss. ~
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Boston Business Mems Troubles

Bosros, Nov. 1S.-The creditors of
Frank W. Morrill,. produce dealer, Nefth
Market street, today appointed committee
to investigate his affairs. Liabilities e31,
600; assets $4,000. q
Cabot Bros, furniture dealers. s2O9
fremont street, have assigned. Lffbili-
ties S22, 600.
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oaIlaudst aud Fitch Assign.

NEw York. Nov. ls.-Peter w. Gallau-
det and Henry Fitch. Jr., composing the
firm of p. w. Gallaudet and Co., bankers
and brokers' and dealers in commercial
paper, on Wall street and Broadway, as
signed to-day to c. Elliott Miner, giving
the preferences to Mrs. Margalet E..
Gallsudet $4,000 for borrowed money
Fraser and Minor, attorneys, $s,-
600. Assignee Minor said today the sus-
pension was caused by the depreciation in
value of collaterals. He thought the liza
bilities were from 100000 to 81 ,000. 900.
Assets will depend largely on the action of
the banks whether they throw securities.
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Hver.tt, la.s,., oirl ne,s.ius

EVERETT, Mass, Nov. 1s.-Edith L.
Peabody, aged is, has been missing since
she left home for school this morning. She
had no trouble at home, and was in the
hest of snififa
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CHssEsSE, Wyoming. Nov. ls.-Fran-
els E. Warren of Cheyenne was today
elected United States Senator on sixth bal
lot in the legislature. His colleague is
ex-delegate James ii. Clark Of Cheyenne.