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GEN. sCnoFlELD's REPORT.
Tho General of tho Army on the Indian
y ytf Question-Ynluo OF the Militln.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. O.-Majol
General Scholeld, commanding the
United States Army, has submitted .e
tho Secretary OF War his annual repor.
upon tho work done by tho line Of the
army during tho past year aud It's pres.
ent condition. f sNs
After paying a tribute to the memory
OF the late General Crook, General
schoaeld speaks Of tho services rendered
by the army In past years III subduiug
hostile Indians and protecting emigra.
tion. He says: ''That work appears
now to have been nearly accomplished,
and 1t remains only to adequately guard
the adjacent settlements from possible
injury by the Indian tribes, heretofore
hostile, and now but partially civilized,
assembled upon comparatively small rea.
ervations. The past year, like the two or
three preceding, has been marked by IN
almost total absence OF hostili.ies with
any Of the Indians, or any Indication on
their part Of the determination to again
80 upon the war path. II may be con-
hdently asserted that all thut Is now re-
quisite for the final peaceful settlement
OF the great indian problem Is wise, Just
and human treatment Of the indians
apon their reservation. 50
That when the future possible or prob
able military necessities OF the country
should dictate military policy, the small
regular army should be 30 stationed that
may be prepared at the shortest notice
to respond to any call which may be
made on it's service, at the same time to
assist in all practicable ways in prepar.
Ing the much larger body OF the militia
OF the several States or National Guards,
fJr active service in time OF need. vi
It is believed to be so manifest to all
who will consider the subject, that dem.
onstration is unnecessary, that the
important seaward cities OF the
United States should be 80 fortified,
armed and manned as to be |
capable Of self.defense against the at
lack Of any foreign fleet; such that any
d the great sea coasts OF the United
States should bs provided with ali ade-
luate fleets Of sea.going battle ships,
capable of attacking upon tho broad
SSSoA al uUstAlt ltet WAlGu lllSut ".
'empt to blockade its harbors or destroy
u commerce. II tho important
yea ports are adequately forti.
led and armed, one such fleet
I is presumed will be sufficient for each
u the great oceans. It may be conf.
iently stated that, among military men
here is seen no ground for difference
u opinion on this subject-namely, that
IN adequate sea.coast defense requires
both the fortifcation OF each OF the
,reat sea ports, and the provision Of All
adequate fleet to take the part of the OF.
ensive in the event OF war with any for.
ign power. 3, .s
In conclusion, General Schotield says
hat the several measures enacted by
he present Congress will prove OF great
nd lasting benefit to the military ser.
inn d. .F .= j. . + =. &
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DIr, Downing's El!Il Encnlg!Ielmeu

Robert Downing, the eminent Ameri.
can tragedian, who will appear In
damon and Pythias" on next Tuesday
evening, is prominent knight OF
Pythias and member OF Webster Lodge
No.7 Washington, D. c., the home Of
the founder OF the order, the late Mr.
kathbone. On Wednesday evening Mr.
Downing will close his engagement with
q production Of his new and successful
romantic. drama, 1.-THE White Pilgrim,n
Mr.. Downing's support Is headed by
Eugenie Blair, a lady whose wonderful
beauty and rare hislronic abilities have
made her famous throughout the length
and breadth of this country, { "a =,
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Hill Getting In lila Work

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 6.-Governor
Hill was rendered q aerenade tonight
at the Executive Mansion by the Demo-
cratic organization Of this city known as
the "Butfalos." In concluding a speech,
the Governor said T1t tt.. 5igfi.
'.FELLow ClTlzENs-We have carried
the preliminary battle in the great con-
test OF 1892. Let us now press onward
unitedly and courageously 10 the great
victory which awaits us il we are true
to ourselves and true to the essen
tail principles Of Democratic faith" .l5llg5
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CoscoRp, N. H., Nov. 6.-The Repub-
cans concedo the election OF Daniel
lDem.) in the Second Congressional dis
trict by plurality OF 80 to GO. This
gives the Democrats two congressman
from this State. Both parties claim the
Legislature. The Legislature is very
close, and neither party, will have more
than 8 to S on joint ballot.
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brooke County hfnjorltles.

Special D!spa'ch 10 he lnstllIGe'ctr.
WELLpuno, W. Va, v.0.-Tho fol-
lowing arc the Democratic majorilies OF
Brooke county, taken from the official
vote: Lucas 65; Pendleton 80; Jacob
7S; Cunningham 55. County Clerk,
Turner 1863; Circuit Clerk, Lazsar rs;
County Commissioner, McAdoo 63. III
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: NEWSPAPER MAN KILLED.
Col. Price Of Missouri Shot by Judge John
~. ----.-.---L uirrlny. E----- -. ------.-

ia Higgin,.
sEDAIrA, Mo-, Nov. 6.-Col. Thomas
B. Price, President Of the Gazette Print
ing Company, Of this city, one OF the
best known men in Missouri, was shot
and mortally wounded at 5 o'clock this
afternoon by Judge John Higgins, Of
Pitts County Court. Judge Higgins was
q candidate for denomination before
tho Democratic county convention,
and was defeated by Price. Since then
he has entertaineda bitter feeling against
Price. The two men were in this city
to-day, and took the 4:30 train for their
homes. Just what led to the trouble is
not known. Higgins drew his revolver
and shot Price in the abdomen. Hig'
gins was arrested and placed in jail.
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Nc cnillcn Wants It.

) NASHVILLE, Nov. 0.-Tho american
publishes leading editorial urging Hon.
Benton McA1illen for Speaker Of the
next House. The American says that
Mr.. McN[illen will be supported by all
the Democrats Of the Tennessee delega.
ton, and that he will be more acceptable
to Northern Democrats than any other
man who will be considered.
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Tho Coke Plants Mt Work,

+ scorDALE, Pa, Nov. Gall the Frick
coke plants in the region are in opera
tion to-day with the exception Of Fair
chance, where tho notice to resume did
not reach in time. The arbitration COM
mittee will meet tomorrow to decide
the question between the knights of
Labor and the company. ; sE
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Tho Now York oen,u. 1,uckst.

NEw York, Nov. o,-Mayor Grant is
in receipt Of a reply from Secretary
Noble to hi. re.application ior census
recount in this city. Mr.. Noble holds
that the refusal Of the Mayor to leave
the police census books in his hands ior
examination, leaves the situation the
same as before the Mayors application.
Mayor Grant this evening dispatched
Superior Kenny to Washington for the
second time. This time Mi. Kenny Is
to ask Superintendent Porter to allow
him TO make copy OF the census re.
turns OF the Second ward Of this city for
comparison. a tIsg
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ecid Dispatch 10 tie Inteui1enctr,

RAvESswooD, W. Va, Nov. 6.-The
Republicans in Roane county saved two
offices this time. Phil Adams, for Cir
cult Clerk, and McAIillen, for House OF
Delegates. The rest Of the Democratic
ticket will be elected. That gives one
member from that county for House OF
Delegates that was not counted on. The
county went Democratic by from 500 to
$50. n =.
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California l,.nublIrau,

SAN FRANctsco, Nov. 6.-Couplete re.
turns from more than ono.halt OF the
precincts in California outside of San
Francisco and about two.thirds Of the
precincts In this city give Markham
(Rep) for Governor more than 1000
plurality, aud also show that the Repub.
licans have carried tho entire State
ticket by generally similar pluralities.
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Lone ISLAND CRY, N. j., Nov. Gan
explosion Of naptha gas at the Standard
Oil Works in this city at noon to-day
set fire to the oil in a small tank, which
exploded. The burning oil ran over
Patrick Halloran and fatallyinjured him.
Thomas Jackson and John O'Day were
badly burned, sy, ~ ~
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An Eoio,ablo Eu,er,ninn,cnt.

The Cleaners Society OF the North
street NJ. Z. church gave an entertain:
ment last night, which was largely. pa
tronized. Mrs. Ella Dillon.Nartin, OF
Kansas City, formerly Of this city, re.
cited selection from Gen. Lew Wal.
lace's "Ben Hur," in way which capti.
waited the crowd and showed that she
had been student since she left Wheel.
ing. Mr.. r. NJ. Straight also won the
audience completely by his brilliant
vocal solo, Dreaming as phe Sleeps"
He was enthusiastically encored, and
responded with "That is Love-" Mrs.
shellhase, Miss Dean and others also
took part, u tEs.ss.5, . ggiis'55ft3
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-I--1- "--|-TT T-TI---7-- n
TMreo BQSlias lsecOYered,

NEW YORK, Nov. o.-One OF the wreck.
ing tugs in the employ Of the Spanish
transatlantic Steamship Company
brought to this city to-day three bodies
recovered out Of the hold Of the wrecked
steamer Vizcaya. One OF the bodies
was identified Us that OF Antonio Blanco,
Spaniard, and one Of the Stewards OF
the vessel. The others could not be
recognized, but they are supposed to
have been sailors, u F'Tb
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The plarers, Leaeue.

PnILADELrH1A, PA. Nov. o.-There
was an informal conference Of tho capi.
taliats OF the Players League at the Con-
tinental Hotel to-day to discuss the
course that shall be adopted in event OF
the desertion OF the New York and
Brooklyn Players clubs, which seems
probable. The Boston delegation up.
peared to be satisfied that the rumored
desertion OF the Brooklyn and New
York clubs was true. The regular an.
nual meeting of the Players League
will be held in Pittsburgh on Tuesday
next. u
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Tho Firm, Ceps,,re,,.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The coroncr's in
quest in the case Of the victims who lost
their lives in tho FIRE at Rowley and
Brooks cup and helmet Manufactur-
Company on Middle street on October
l3 last was concluded to-day. The jury
returned verdict censuring the firm for
the careless manner in which they stor-
ed naptha iu their building. a - .-
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an Old Citizen D.ntl.

SVstUEt 01SPts1eH 70 tIt lHltEllgtHrtT. ---- ~
RAvESswooD, ". Va, Nov. Gan
other OF Jackson county's old land
marks has passed away. William sla-
ven, an old and prosperous farmer, liy-
ing about six mllea from Ravenswood,
is dead. He Was ninety-three years old,
and was buried by the Masonic order
from here,
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Tyler County All Fight.
,ci1l DttDdlch 10 ne InlelICtnccr,

0trlH9 OtVulcH 70 NC INtH9VtHttT, ~ n ~
SlsTERsvlILE, W. VA, Nov. .G.-Fol.
lowing arc the maiorities given Tor the
Republican candidates in Tyler county:
Reynolds, 3l3; Hubbard, SO5; Ogden,
State Senate, 2f4; Smith. Legislature,
257 Engle, Circuit Court, 800; Hickman,
County Court, 35G; Powell, Commits
a!oner, 2Gl. f' l5. rs f.-,
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=, -
Took tho Oath NJ Isegcnt.

LuxEMBrRa, NoY. 6.-The Duke of
Nassau to-day took the oath as Regent
of the Grand Duchy Of Lu1emburg. In
an address he said he would work in
concert with the Chamber: Of Deputies,
and expressed the hope the King Of Hol:
land would recover. 55.>'3 g7sE5.5l'
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J Judgments Entered.

New YoRH, Nov 6.-Judgments aggre-
eating sG7G,l2l were entered by default
to-day in tho County Clerks Office
against Lilly Warren Churchill, Duchess
OF Marlborough. The various debts are
for money loaned, and were contracted
in Birmingham, England. on September
2Hth last EE.t -. &. I. -. - ~
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7 Fall Of II Ihi,,,f,

3 CnlcAao. Nov. GA platform, unon5 =.
which was standing a number of e, Z
p'oyes Of Lyon 4 Healy Is musical iuHtru. +
ment factory, collapsed yesterday an, I
instantly killed VIM. TisLendorf snd and
seriously injured Dora Clifford, VIM. anu Ms.
Danle1s, Henry Bodline, Jno, Steela ~ and
John hohler. Some time AGO o tSe an, anu
ployea Of tho factory, about 200 III in etI' niI =.
arranged to have their pbotoora.ahhss ~ H.
taken, and employed carpenter petos,apns t. cpns
struct a temporary stage for | them ~ - eon' W
9GSgPy while sitting for the eii, nepa};Ue 10 &c.
When the employees had taken ,s1i,SG. thSi.
positions on the platform, It CAV gave 'nelr nar
under the weight. Tho husJreds sJ,e1, Wy y
1 men and women were thrown in n oIs ,s oss ols
anu an those who escaped without + brotan, ~ ass,
scratches. t -. BRUISES and
Mr. Stanley, when he returna il + !.
1ana, p, nay bring an action Of libel a,t;nsst ns
baItellot's brother in orde, to ~, ~ 'nst ths
may judge. 'as ''t y world
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A large audience witnessed the frat
production Of this powerful melo.
drama at tho Grand last night. The
company gave a competent performance
Of the drama, md made good impress.
ion upon the large audience present
They appear again this evening, and no
doubt a crowded house will be present
Seats are now on sale at Weir's. =
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Another Democratic Gain.

KANEAKEE, ILL, Nov. G.-Indications
now point to the election Of II. ".
Snow (Dem.) as Congressman from the
Ninth district over L. E. Payson (Rep.).
The Republicans in the district concede
Shows possible election. This is a big
victory Tor the Democrats, as Payeon
carried this district by 1000 majority in
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OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-sir John h1acDon-
aid, on being asked what fate might be
in storo for Mesars. Dillon and O'Brien
in case they should come to Canada,
said the Dominion Government bad no
power in tho matter. The Canadian
Government had received no iliorma.
ton regarding theirarrest. .S }5 ss4Ef}s
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! A Republican Cots Inv Best os,lce,

Specta! Dtspaicht TO Inc Inieltgenccr. iL
New MARnSsviLhE, W. Va, Nov. c.
Tho Republicans have elected e. r.
Thompson County Clerk in this (Netzel)
county by majority OF $50. He re-.
ceived 1905 votes; Esrnshaw, o3S and
Snodgrass $50. II. X. Cosgray, (Rep.)
is elected County Commissioner by over
100 majority. *,
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Eynum n Candidate.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 6.-Mr.
William D. Bynum, who has just been
elected to Congress for the fourth term
from this district, will be candidate ior
Speaker OF the new House. Mr.. Bynum's
majority $500, being thelargesthe ever
received and nearly three times as large
as his majority two years ego. He gaid
tonight to m Associated Press repre-
tentative: II am candidate for Speaker
and think my chances Of being elected
are excellent." .E...L - \. - =
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M1LLER's FALLS, Mass, Nov. Cat a
Democratic celebration here last night a
spark from bonfire fell into barrel of
powder, which exploded, fatally injur.
ing Harry Robinson, OF Windsor, and
seriously wounding John A. Griffin and
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BIrcl,al.'s Eud Approaching.

WooDsrocK, OSr., Nov. 6.-Birchall
exhibits considerable anxiety as to the
result Of the application for mercy. Al.
though he has only. a little over week
to live, he maintains the same cheerful
ness. Sometimes he talks Of his death,
butt is without any apparent dread. He
says he does not fear the execution for
himself as mucn as for his wife. The
contract for the erection of the scaffold
has been let aud it's construction will be
commenced at once.
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WILSON NOT IN IT.
The Fight for the Sponlscrship Detseen
Hutch and Crisp.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-From a reliable
sourceit is learned that If Mr.. Mills does
not enter the race for tho Speakership
of the next House, the contest will be
between Congressman Hatch, Of Mis-
Rouri, and Crisp, Of Georgia. Colonel
Hatch has received pledges OF support
from large number of CongresstneE-
elect and bases his claims upon good
ground, as he is the represen tative OF
the South, and especially of the great
West, which has never had a,Speaker
in the chair Of the House. The farthest
West that any Speaker has been is Indi-
ana. which is now practically the center
OF the country. ,5
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NV - lz.cs
O'tlricn and Dillon.

Nkw York, Nov. G.-The Messra.
O'Brien and Dillon party lest this city
at 8 o'clock. this afternoon over the
Pennsylvania road in q special car ior
Philadelphia The party will remain in
Philadelphia until Saturday, when they
will return here on their way 10 Boston,
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Killed Her Daughter.

a PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Barbara Lam
precht, residing at GlGl Hamilton street,
81 years old, killed her daughter Mary
this morning by cutting her throat with
a razor and then attempted to commit
suicide by cutting her own throat. -,
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Tho prpuipr statue Unveiled.

HARRlsnuRe, Pa, Nov. 6.--The statue
to the memory OF William Denning, the
manufacturer Of tho cannons used by
the Americans in the war Of the revolu.
ton, was unveiled at MELVILLE, near
here, to-day. s. ,is;aa
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TRIESTE, Nov. ga bomb was ex.
ploded to-day in front OF the monument
erected here to commemorate the five
hundredth anniversary OF the union OF
Trieste to Austria. Fortunately no
damage was done.
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LONDON, Nov. G.-The Times comment
ing upon the results Of elections in the
United States, says: ut will not be
easy to find q better candidate than Mr..
Cleveland, or one better fitted to follow
I'D the present succees.n q. ~. J .-
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Two. Young Ladies' Drowned,

Special Dispatch 70 he IniclIige7lcer. y
HARRlsvnIE, W. Va, Nov..G-Yester-
day evening, while two daughters OF E.
w. Riddle, in Glenville, were crossing
the Kanawha river, the boat was cap
sized, and both were drowned. AS yet
only ono OF the bodies has been re.
covered, a ~
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And Elount wanfsI,.

Macon, GA, Nov. Gin the Daily
Telegraph tomorrow Congressman J. II.
Blount, Of this (sixth) Georgia district,
will be announced as candidate for
Speaker OF the new House Of Represent
atiyas. tTN =rT1sg n j'4ra5I-sei .5 Z p,
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Frank Lnwler Beaten.

CnlcAco, Nov. G.-The Republicans
carried Cook county for the head OF their
ticket. With all precincts heard from
lunofiicially) the figures give Gilbert
lRep.) for Sheriff S24 plurality over
LaWler lDem So. .i.s Y. y .,.t,.. h E,,, y
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The LeCislnturo Saved,

PnlLADELrulA, Pa, Nov. 6.-Complete
returns on House Of Representatives
give the Republicans 1913 members,
Democrats 10 and Inependent Republi-
cans2. The Republicans have a majori-
ty OF 56 on Joint ballot. rs. Z;
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T. .0l-- --TI---- ~ = = c
ingalls, Knncketl Ont.

CHICAGO, Nov. GA dispatch from
Topeka, Kansas, says that the Republi.
can State Central Committee this morn.
ing comedies that tho opposition to In.
gals will have msjority in the Legis.
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KANSAS OITY, No., Nov. v.6.-The re-
turns received to-day from Kansas do
not change the situation materially as
announced heretofore. The only posi-
tive change is the certain election OF
Drodertck (Rep.) over Moonlight (Dem.)
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Young Abrnl,urs Lsnculn's Remains, &,

New YoRK, Nov. 6.-The remains Of
OF Master Abraham Lincoln, the son Of
Minister Lincoln, which arrived yester.
day on the Inman steamer City Of New
York, were this morning shipped to
Chicago for internent. 50
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( Wlnt tho Far,nors, Allinuco Has

oxAuA, Nrn, Nov. Boyd (Dem.)
is elected Governor by 1000 to 5000
plurality. Most OF the Republican ticket
below Governor is elected. The Farm
ers' Alliance have the Legislature, two
Congressmen and most OF the county
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! VALUABLE Errnrx,r

d aEH8 I. u
be told all the same story, and told il
70 Emin Pasha, and VIC all have heard /
It, but ! haye also his written storv 70.
corded at the time. 's{5
nxe q SHIPS log, stating what had oc.
CURED during the day. It is signed oili.
G,nily. E!:,y It's signed by Major Bartellot.i .it
~; Mis.lam bonn1ey, Or whoever was the
The log book is very yalpah,o anil [
with the social. results in nv nosspss;on @ /,
tully Justify me- in nv censure of tho$
rear column, and acauit mo oi the
charge that l have acted otherwise than
as an honorable man and an officer .
mr.. Stanley met Newspaper men ia
night at his hotel for the purpose Of an
Interview, and the important nort;ona
are given here. Said Stanley, in resnonsa a q
to an inquiry: "Baltellot was si,ot nn
July 10, and arrived on the scara
August II. Therefor 1 did not spe e.the III
deed, nor did I witness the cansa M u.h ;ae ;atS
led to it. The whole and sole camsn'at m!., J
tae tai3. violent temper Of the Major, Bar 1
,ea,oi vas T. haa Ia Just come from Nyanaa and
wa, was IN camp. lisyery presence seemed
aoa 70 sur s,p up the natiyes in camp. He
demanded sixty men, from the ran M
emlel ci as courlers when he had already
az Inat was necessary. The chief tod \
nlm that he conld not give them to him \
!or tney were not to be found. ~ Ha
threatened him with reporting h;s a. o Il
niai anu again demanded the menIan1 n
then complained to Bonpey 4 Rnnna,,.
told him he had enough men aIrand,s mG !;
ana II he put tho fifteen loads Of s, ritIsss, /
into their bands they could 90 r, ahaad i,nes !,
and protect themselves: = ~ az a'eau A'll.5 1
Arab nhas%aS eb;of ,na yuy HI, ~ He vent TO the
SUCK and lelt him in n horrible con1j,ien' q
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LATER,

With Official returns from Wayne,
Holmes and Medina counties and com.
plete unofficial rot urns from Stark coun.
~, Warwick's majority over Mckinley
In the Sixteenth diatrict Is a20,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-07

GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, Nov. 6.-0kla-
homa Territory went Republican. Har-,
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