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Fair play., 1890-11-15
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NM BALDWIN was fined SO in the
District Court of New bedford. Mass,
on the 10th. for violation of the Aus
tralian Ballot law in having an official
ballot outside the polling place al the
last election. He appealed. and was
held in $1,000 bonds for the superior
Court. This is the first cas-" of the
kind under the law.
\ LARGE barn at Geneva. y. Y,
owned by Higgins n Smalley, and used
ny them as stables for their horses, was
burned on the 9th. John Hail, man
employed in the stable. while attempt
ing to liberate the horses, was over
come by smoke and perished in the
flames. Fourteen horses and .wo mules
wera burned.
\ rAETY of lynchers visited La Fay
cite Ind. Jail, on the night of the 9th,
to deal summary judgment upon George
Bennett. the murderer of William IL
Scott and John Workotf. They secured
entrance to the Jail only to find that
the prisoner had been removed TO place
VI safety.
The sheriff of New York has been
obliged 10 return the executions on
three judgments, aggregating over $780,
coo. entered against the nuchess OF
Marlborough for money borrowed in
England, unsatisiied, being unable 70
find any property 10 levy on.
SINCE the passage OF the Mckinley
bill the authorities At Victoria, Il. c.
have imposed license of SO upon
American commercial travellers. This
is only good until January /, after
which every foreign salesman must pay
Zee of Sion.
The shoe manufacturers at Erfut,
Germany. have declared lockout in
consequence of a dispute arising from
The dismissal of a workman. Three
thousand men are thrown ont of en-
ployment.
MINISTER LINCOLN has denied en-
phatically the truth OF the report that
he intends 10 resign. He says he will
return 10 England at the expiration OF
his TWO months leave OF absence.
J. T. STEUTEI> was stricken with
apopIexy on the floor Of the New York
Stock Exchange. on the 10th. ard busi-
ness was suspended temporarily.
THE Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the police con-
missioners of san Francisco have arbi.
trarv discretion 20 grant o. refuse
liquor licenses
HANNAH DEMON. one hundred and
two years ami eleven months old. died
al South Dartmouth, Mass, on the 10Th
GOVERNOR HILL OF New York has ap
pointed Thursday, November p, day
.. Thanksgiving.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. f-Coinpictc but u:-
official returns from every county in the
state give PiitiSun, Dem, for Govern r
plurality of Ii. .2y3 over Dclamater. Rep. The
Republican candidates for Lieutenant Gov
rrn"r and Secretary of Internal Affairs,
Messrs. Watrcs and stuart, are no doubt
elected, as both ran ftr ahead Of Del iI!itcr
IN nearly every county.
Latest returns from the twenty iSht Con
gressOnal districts OF the State shaw the
election of eighteen Republicans and ten
Democrats.
First DiStrict-H;ng CHAM. Rep.
Second Di>trict-p'NciII. Rep.
Third Di>tr ict-McA ,.cr, Drm.
Fourth D'strc;-R"yburn. Rep.
Fifth D.strict-H irrOc:I. -.
sixth Observation-Disclosures, Rep.
seventh DI-tIict-iiaiiuwril.D Dem
Eighth u Dstiict-Mutcller. Dem.
Ninth Distrct-i;cunner. Dem.
Tenth u strict-.;ros Us, R.p
Eleventh Distrct-Aucriran. Dem
Twelfth District-SEonk, Rep
Thirteenth Dstrict-Rci!iy. Dam.
Fourteenth Dis;rict-Ri:e. Rrp.
Fifteenth Distric;-Wright. Rep.
sixteenth Distrct-Eiiiott D.!n.
Seventeenth District-Wo,vrrtor.D Dem.
Eighteenth District Atkinson. Rep.
NIucteentt DIstrict-BeitzhouyeI.D Dem.
Twcnt ieth u stric;-Scuii. E.p.
Twenty first D!.trirt-HIff. Rep.
Twenty second Di>trict-Da.zeiI, Eep.
Twenty third D.strict-WuI \. Stone, Rep.
Twenty fourth D.sirict-Stewart Rer.
Twenty fifth Dis;rict-Pnitlips. InI. l. p
Twenty sixth DiStrict-tI.i swolI. K -.
Tw, nty- seventh Distr!ct-Chas. W. Stone,
D,.E.
Twenty eight District-.Jline, Kerr. Dem.
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NUMBER -.
THE ARMY.

synnr.;> - ti.c Report of the lNdJufsnss
G-u vG of the Nrmy-Ihr rcrcentSge
cf nr-.rtIon> Deere ,s,ng-Th~ Ca"teso
>,>irn, >uccr,s 80 Far ne Adopted
rns .irgny Considerably Eelow Its
Authorized >tr.rcth-
W t~uINrro>, Nov S-Actiug Adja-
tari-,.cneral McKccves submitted
lis annual report - the Secre-
.ary Of War yesterday. The report
says that t;se icse:lionS i'll the army
during the pas: wear xe-c 1>9 less than
...e number reported. Tor last year and
tle ics ccutacc - the enlisted strength
has leen reduced from eleven ~ ninc.
Two important measures. long aivo-
Gated Ly the AiiutantGenerais Office.
have, lie saws. recently become laws
The first auth prizes the establishment
of summary courts for the prompt cog
n!2ance of minor oiiou>cs, and the sec
oui provides that when punishment Is
left 10 the / secretion OF courtS-martiai,
i; shall not. IN time OF pc ice. exceed
limit which the President may pre-
scribe. The adoption OF welI-consid-
cred code Of pun;shments for all mill
AIRY oncrSes, except those specifically
prescribed hy the Rules AMI Articles OF
War. Will undoubtedly remove n great
source If Irritation and disconten; re-
>Ultins from the present inequality OF
punishment awarded oigHn,eS OF SINH
lar nature bat committed Mt different
times and a, different posts.
Al the date of his last annual report
General Mckecver says, tho cantcen
system, While giving promise OF fuii
realization Of the anticipations which
had he'd 10 its adoption. had not beer
extensively developed. Great progress.
however. has recently beer made. and
the preliminary details having been ac-
compii,hcd, the in.ii ution may be con-
s;dcrc a. permanently "stahii"het At
present cIntecns are in successful oper-
alton at siytY-cigat posts, and during
Tie six months ended june 30, 1890.
tINn,acicd business of Siii,d.3. with
a re ultiu- profit of SIS. $50.
In addition 10 tho operations OF tho
general r,rru ting service in the larger
cities, General Mckccvcr says tempo
rary RENDEZVOUS have been opened from
rir,c "a time : nee January. is90. by Of
fcrr, "f the general recruiting detail,
in over forty smaller cities ami towns,
nhence recruiting parties have been
;cut into the surrounding rural dis
trictS and pcrsiSsa mt efforts have been
made ir obtain 'sr,-'suits from farming
and other commit. away from tho
sr"at conEerS Of pH Ation- Some oil
these tours were verN1 1rcessful-oth-
crs only fairly So Tim class OF men
thus obtained IS belle, I. from re-
ports received, 10 be consi4 ably above
the general average.
As result Of the large frease in
The number Of desirable app nts. he
says, the army is now over onoO thou
sand six hundred below its authorized
strength
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New YORK.

NEy YORK, NV. 1.-THE official returns
from the Congressional districts o. the state
v.li not be known .or some days 1 as
however, VIII make no change in the results
rep ,rte,: by tue As-o iated Press last
night AT ten o'clock, unless Coonb- II. .
proves 10 be elected ia Brooklyn
New forA's d egation in the Fifty-second
Congress, should Cooi:abs be defeated, Will
consist OF - Democrats an! II b. pubIicans.
This just reveTses the exposition Of :he tsc
parties a. represented IN the F fly t.rs, Con-
gress. where the Republicans Iai 20 AMI the
Democrat, Il.
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INstIl~lts.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 's-Ihe Key -ubticau
candidate for ,.uyern"r beaten. 81 out of
seven Repub lean Congressional cauJI iates
defeated and senator Ingalls, rc- election
subj leci OF great dUubt-tIat j. the situation
IN h 'iri sas. There WIS a lands iido-i iT-9-
lar avaianchr-in Kansas The =, ,JE0 L pub
lican majority WAS ovcrw hcimrG by its re-
sis:lc>s force and bIylr! beneath is de-
-t:uctlve weight Tnc Farmers Alliance dil
It, and II WAS Il gcruiae surpEis. Every po-
iiticai prophet Predicted great strength fer
the Alliance, but only the most sangu:nr Of
The rural srers regarded it, success Is even
II probability. III, chances Tor the Demo
crats seemed much brighter
The Republicans los six out Of the seven
congressman. and there j. another surprise.
For the first Kim" In many years tnr HrPub-
Lean delegation is bvsk II 10 fragments.
Only one Rrpuhiican escaped the wreck.
and that was II Funston from the second
district. The Democrats were successful.
ana pHcnomcnaiiy s.. the First district
electing Thomas Moonlight uy Case VI, d.
crIck. Rep. by lDoto majority. Hon. +. y.
MoirIIi, Rer-. the present incumbent, de
ciined denomination IN this district Tue
Farmers Alliance carried the other FIVE di-
tricts, elect ne Clever over Per Ihils R.p.. il,
Davis over Phillips. Rep. in the F !th;
Baker over McNaiI in thu. sixth. aud >iaip-
son over H1iiowc!l in the Seventh. The
Kansas deIr:a'io ion viii stand: : Publican.
!. Democrat, /. Farmers AliiIuCc,5.
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SAN FE,SCIsCo. Nov. e.-I,--uvas axe zoe
tIcr;Ip p!-i, t. maze ANY Accurate estimate.
N;.t WIKI tie II yScnr l. publican maj 'rI,y
ia tie state senate ErV@H!'cIa, ave sure o:
Il >I!' maj isv.;v GA JOINT ballot. aai III. e'cc-
t!11 Il "a E-pGbl-ct1 - slcCccI Leland
>tt....I:' "a the United :: - senate i 49,
sure. l. Turns .vcE. The - Congress ON "a
distract, ~ tac STATE Indicate ;i'At E"vTr-
!cAu- have carrie: tvc.y district Later
return, fruin the tir>t district, which was
IN ,t,ult. show THAT i'arHIus. l. =. has 5crn
Tirs ins rtt gains i..:ua-Nu;t tAr district.
AMI : Hr.aTri.t.y elected. fal> U %. I We
ih- Erluh- s,ai.s a l,a:u e! .wo ConErvs-u.er
~
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LITERALLY WIPED OUT.
Every HOUSE In the Town Of WlnslOw
Ind. Destroyed by Fire.

Every HOUSE In the Town of WIDslOw,
Ind. Destroyed by Fire.
PETErsrrIG. Ind, Nov. s.-A terri
bic confagration occurred at WinslOw,
a town Of Pike County. this State. yes
terday morning. The whole town has
been wiped out Of existence. The
houses were all frame structures. and
the f-e spread with such rap.dity that
all the efforts Of the people to extsn-
gUis.. il proved unavailins. Not q
house is lef. standing and four hundred
people are homeless There Is no hre
department. :..t. - nrovision was
made for the sudden coming Of such q
;alani:y. How the fire originated has
lot as get been ascertained, but it II
supposed to have been caused by de-
fective fue. Several OF the houses
we're clos. together, and once the nre
bad made some headway it was impos-
si5ie &c isolate it
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Delaware.

Wr.MINGToN. DrI.. Nov. f-Comple,e re-
turns from ;ic Whole St,:e give Reynolds,
D.. tCr G"vern"T. ~ majority, and Ctusey.
D.. for Con-rrss. ia maj y. The city of
" i'm Ingt n has gone All R-pub. lean on the
heac! Cf The ticket. III. Republicans elect
their county ticket in Newcastle County by
3-6 mai tr.ty. Tie next Legislature viii
stand: Senale-DemOtratsj ; Republicans,
!. House-Dvm' crats, l.: Repu blicans =
There : no Jn.tcd >tI;es senator to be
elected.
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JACKSONVILLE. Nov 6--Returns from ali
the forty dv- counties in thu state indicate
the election Of the Democratic STATE ticket
Comptroller and Supreme c oUrt Justice. by
a majority OF about i6.Jr1 Mallory. Dem. for
Congress. from the Firs: District. viii have
q majority OF over 1850. and Bullock, Dem
from the Second district. will have abou,
s.s.-- No, single Republican has been
elected to :he Legislature. and I: Will te
u tje Up OF ninety mine Democrats and one
Repub .icIa-Senator Smith, uf st. AuguU.1e
who holds over another term
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SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. G-R-turns from
IsI reri,ct- 2iy" Wt-o,- >. FOR Coz
Sr,s, ll,-,0, Carroll. u III $50 II thl-
ratio is III tintaln"d " i>or's majority WI
rXcced G0H. The Legislature Will sttnd.
>enat.-RrpuIsI.can- b. II mncra's.
Hou,c-Kcpulil!ct -. u - acr4t-. - 1t
- Thought these figures xii not hc ma
t..rialIy changed h. c.,inp:"t.. rrturus. s,S-
eraI rcn IL counties h..y' MT been nc.t,I
from
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Montana.

HELENA Mrni, Nas. t-W III all the rouH-
Ties sc from save two. and 1.!"wi tn
Republicans the sam IuHior!tic~ til v had
li>t year. D.N II. p-iu.. i elected 10 Con.
~ - by - over Cant ?. /. p- The prU"-
cra;s h We elected tOur >tt.v senator's. thO
Republicans twr. witU iwo u doubt IT,
R-pE5. can State c..ntuiltrr says L viii ~
Guire the ui.i-.a, count II yv, e. the { u
=r.>-.rua result. thou-h II I :; !! claims the
State for Carter Ly The .Ae committee
claims the clcct.un oi Ave i publican Sen
4:uis.
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EACETIOUS CHAUNCEy.
lie Drops Politics for the Nonce. nnd
T. tISs for Religion md Moraitty y-Cause
and Effrct brought Side by Side.

lie Drops Politics for the Nonce. and
T,Iks for Religion md Morality y-Csuss
and Eifrct Thought Side by Side.
ROCHESTER,. y V. Nov. s-Chauncey
VI. Depew was the principal speaker
last night at the formal dedication ex-
crci>os ot the Young Mems Christian
Association building. Rufus A. Sibley,
# the firm Of Sibley. Lindsay 4 Curr,
presided and introduced DIR. Depew,
who was received by the great audi
ence with enthusia Stic applause. In
the cour-e OF his address he said:
Mr. = E.iDRNT l. DIES AND GENTLEMEN:
Nothing aft me greater grafincation
than t. b,- ihtr, duc.,i ~ the greatest speak
or in America ] varies the monotony, for
I am introduced at least half the time as the
first aiirr-siinuer speaker of America" -
Daring uiy ,irney today, ] have dcvoeeo
tc inie 49, be, We ~ my ref ctio1 on the
accidents whic!. NAV l. 'pp-n in "a Republic
laugh. - to thinking of what shall say To
yru. Seine years Hso ] stopped over here 70
attend dinner with distinguished cttizenA
Tia: = always II pclsurc II p
piau-.-! The dim 4 was piOus fraud
fund WAS to a-ssI the pocket books OF
vour tiz NJ in the interests of a building
I made the srcech-neTc u the building.
You seldom get the caus, 80 near to the e.
feet 4 plaust.
Mr.. Dcpew said the Y. NJ C. A. had
gown greatly since its foundation, but
Ee regretted that the work of the asso-
citation had not been received with
more Icrality by those directly inter
es,ed. He said that the first time he
came to Rochester was jus. after he was
admitted to the bar. He came TO make
4 POLITICAL speech. Il am thankful,
said he. that did not come on sim
liar errand this fall" Continuing, he
said: Whoever was responsible for
the result this year, / was not the
cause Of it
NJ Depew dwelt upon the import.
anc;. OF the work Of the association TO
the country. and closed with an appeal
10 his audience to stand by IL and sup.
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One Man Killed and -Four Injured - tha
Explosion Of = She'll

STATEN ISLAND, l., l., Nov. a.
Shortly after 2 p m. yesterday,
she'll exploded in casemate Of the
lower fort a; Fort Wadsworth. killing
one man and iniuring four others The
men were a. WORK tapping shells,
which consists OF filling the shells
with powder and getting Thorn ready
for use It is not clear just how tse
accident occurred, but it y believes
tha. some loose powder got into the
ori-oer and when the caps. were -
Dla,ed In position the powder sxsdoeee
sss she'll
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. t-roHn T. Ea
ch t.al. u ..sl, for T. -yp.Usr will have u,
tween = aaL 20 90 mi -tT over l. :
txJcT Esp-. and u I. Kelly, Pro. f-c I,'S-
i>ll'uTe two-;h.gd- II u.,,rat.c la ao;a
house, ihc u -InocracV having made gains
in tilv l. -!aturr ia las Tennessee. The
CurSrc->lo;.a. de,rS itiun ~! stand Is !o..
lows
ont pi-trici, l. G. II, ak. K. reelected :
T:ird pistti,i. II. &. >n"jg-4~s, H.. Fourth
District. BENTON NcMii!ai. u. FIFTH Dis
tT!ct, James u L rha G>nn, ~ sixth II -
tricI. Jo-rpI +. Wa-hingtoH. II G., turned :
Seventh District. y Cox, b l. s'tA DIS
trict, Il \ EuIcc. II; Ninth u ~ Ct. y
Pierce. II Tenth District. Joseph rattrf-
son. ID
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Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS. lad. Nv. 5-Reports from
all parts OF III state show tn 1t the election
has been 4 vert table ;uds de for the Dcinoc.
racy. 1gr entire Il m,crItic state ticket :
e.ecTed by big mi Irit a.. and Chairman
chener OF the Republican state commit
tee comedies the ccfeat of his party Jy
about 800
Chairman Jewett ot the Democratic COM
Inittee fu ;pishcs the following estimate
Of maiorities AMI Coagrcssmen f.om
Indiana: Majority on state ticket, l..si2;
Senators elected, la, hold over. il, total 33.
Representatives eiecte g. -: mai rity on
joint ballot, d! Eleven Conrressmea, being
all mem bers except in the S.xtil and Ninth
districts.
First II str !ct-Wm. T. Parrett, Dem.
Second DiStr,ct-Joha l. B-etz Dem.
Third u siric;-Jason Il Brown, Dem.
Fourth DistricI-W. 5 Holman, DIM
Fifth D str;ct-Georgc ". Cooper Dem
sixth Distr.ct-H-nry L. johnson. Rep
seventh D .strict-W. B, Bynuin. Dtm
Eighth .-'rict-El jaa Brookshire, DIM
Ninth Di-trict-Diniei Waugh. Rep
Tenth District-DIv:d H. Patton. Dem
Eleventh D.strict-AUguS;us y Martin,
o ia.
Twelfth D!s,ric,-Charies A. o. Mcclellan.
Dem.
Thirteenth Distric,-Ben,smin F. shlvely,
Dcul
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HARTFORD, Conn. -Tnc ConnectcUt
L.G!sl.ljut. - ~ 20 II Ee,u ..cla oa int
ballot. Total vote cf the stat about l1i
towns ofiiciail. T., l55,31t Morris. Dom h1-
6. .ti>i. and IS 5 snort If II popular majority.
Oi,ic al returns continue To- bring IA scatter
ing votes and Ii - evident tlItt no election
has been made. II So, the legislature w!iI
q eCt Tcrsin, X pub. cstn.
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BOSTON. Nov. 6-The vote for Govern
or Las nov been received from every
town in the State except Gosnald, and the
figures show an overwhelming Democrat
!c victory.
The vote for Governor is as follows: Ras-
sell, Dem. NI..ie; Brackest, R-p., Is., $50 !.
B!acsmer. Pro-, !s.sl5: Russel.'s plurality,
asa The Senate VIII consist Of 2lRsDuhiie.
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james" exclaimed the proprietor OF
the store, angrily. put tnat cove, back
on the lin burger cheese
4 customer came in 5moking cigar
et.e
James" vociterased the proprietor,
take that cover OF the Hmburyer
cheese againr'-Chicago Tribune.
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.Nlais.iti 1.

A>NISro>. hIt. Nv G--'Irc election a.:
Gcnerrt Furury, t.. II 'H ,--.G: 4 nO.i. 1cr
Tor Congress frnuI III, = vent district, "a
assured by an increased majority. Calhoun.
Ccun;y aion' gave him :. % majority,
whereas in I'S' the ~ 'rit. ~ tn; whole
district was but very !it.lo above that
figure
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Now THAT it is beyond question that
the Democrats will have full control
of lhc heXt House of Representatives.
speculation is being indulged in with
regard TO the Speaker-hip. Mr..
Springer. of Illinois, and Mr.. Crisp, of
Georgia, are among the names men-
Iioncd for the honor.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

The several councils of the British
West Indies have been convobed to con-
slider a notice from the Imperial Gov
ernmant that the colonies will be ex-
pected 10 look out largely for they own
defense H. time of war, England only
furnishing a feet and garrisons for coal-
ing stations.
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TIE Austrian authorities are making
numerous arrests Of cmigrant agents ac-
.g'ussed OF swindiing peasants in the
'Tyroi. who were induced to sell out
their possessions and intrust the money
To the agents, on the promise that it
would be repaid to them on their arrival
in America
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New jersey.

TRENTON. " j., Nov. 6-Late returns W
the Democrats increaseI mai0r!t.es IN 10Th
branches Of the Legislature. Tie Senate
viii stand: Democrats. l3, Republican, :
The Assembly viii s,anI; Democrats, -
Repub. !caus l.
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A ELL. VIII be Introduced into the
P."ssi:.n Diet providing for the subsi-
.dizing Of u charity hospital where con
eMmp:ivc paticnts will be treated ac-
corCiing TO Dr. Koc!', ncwlv-discoverct
system.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

THE great scheme OF laying bare the
bed of Feather river, the largest min
ing operation ever undertaken in Cali
fornia, is now assured. as samples of
gravel have yielded richly. and Mana
ger Mclaughlin confidently expects to
gather from SO 0o0 900 to Sl5. 900, coo
frpm the venture.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

AT an Imperial Federation meeting
in London, on the 18th, Mr.. Laurie,
Canadian Member of Parliament, dis
mayed his fellow delegates by speech
il which he praised protection as
Da.icy Of the highest value.
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Bi.AcK dirhthe:ia is prevailing in an
epidemic form in Cygnct,o The schools
are all closed and business i practically
suspended in the town a number OF
deaths have occurred and many per-
sons are leaving the place.
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Figures Which Mean Doiia

Figures Which Mean Dollars
tler-''I hear Snapper is going to marry
Miss Sniier. She's a nice girl. and has
a good figure" Ta,tler-"Yes, . good
fgure is necessary in a society marriags
pcWsdaY4"-Bos.on Herald
Fair play., 1890-11-15

From the latest returns i: appears
that the Senate, after March I, 1892.
wall stand - Democrats to ~ Repub-
licans. with one seat from New lIamp-
shire in do;.bt. The House will have
:, Democratic majority Of l5I-
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CAPTAIN JEROME BECKER, the Bel
-giaa explorer, recommends that agri-
cultural colonies of Belgian and other
European criminals be established on
the Iprcr Congo. where, he says. there
arc lands we'll suited for such settle
nt.ltS.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

I!ALG. r:-LASEY died at Melbourne,
In Loudon County. Va, on the sth, in
his thrty-scventh year. He was tho
yeaIihiest man in Virginia. having
fallen heir to The estates Of Lefty Hut
ton, of gland, and the Dulaney fam
iiy Of Virginia.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

JACKSON, Miss. Nov i.-Adyiccs TODAY
couilrin til" earlier reports sent out MS
>issippi returns solid Drinocrnfic delcgh-
ton of seven to Congress by maioritics
ranging from Gnt To- 50r.
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Mr.. GEoTGE {. TERRY, Of the Terry
Manufacturing Company. prominent
citizen Of Nashville. Tenn, was shot
and dangerously wounded, on the 5th,
in the parlor OF his residence. by VIM.
Rayio. in il dispute growing out of busi-
ness tisar:camcntS.
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ihe Probable to;nnir,jon Of the Next
Congress.

New YORK, Nov. Returns re
cc.veI up 70 midnight would indicatc
that the Democrat, have 4 ma aj0-.ty OF
over I3o in The next Congress Pie
nomcnaI gains have leen madc AZ
many States. The representation from
all Of the State, would seem at thu
hour 20 be about A. follows:
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RALEIGH. Y. G.. Nov. f-TEc majority Toy
tin. u. Iiacr,It!c stare tick - "-ttinttcl at
4,r,0 The Cnn.-essicua. dee .;.;ill stands
T. oh. Democrats and one Z publican. TEe
Legislature Is largely Drinl,rItIc.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

DwING 20 ."rcrai fatal cases of duel
ing. recently. in the Austro-lIungarian
army, the Austrian press is calling for
some chang" in the law which permits
these dcali. encounters on any slight
r3s-orJcatiOn.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

THE United States Consul General at
Nucvo Laredo. in dispatch to the De-
rartment of State, on the 1th. discredits
The report that the Mexican Govern
ment has placed an import duty on cat
tie from the United States. No such
duty has. to his knowledge. been i'm
posed by the Mexican Government.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

f.[IEY h0usc in the town of Wins
'o.;, Ind, wa, destroyed by fire, On the
eth, and the four hundred inhabitants
o. t.-e place .gore rendered homeless.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

TuE New York Produce Exchange
is greatly exercised over the in
formation that the Peruvian Govern
mcnt has passed a new fari II law, to
take effect February l, 1891. imposing
tax of fifteen cents. Peruvian silver
five cents our money!. per pound on all
foreign lard. Peru takes $500. 600 worth
a year of the best quality of lard from
this country.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

'"..iEi:>- Will meet in regular session
On i:ocember /. No extra session will
," -a!lci
Fair play., 1890-11-15
Okiaiiom Territory.
North arolin =.

GUTHRIE, OKLA. Nov Cd = Harvey, r."
publican nominee for Congress, ctfr,cd Ok
lahoma Dy 21oJ over Mccoy. D.u.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

TliE President has issued .!is proCia-
nation setting apart the 21tf as a day
1i Thanksgiving and prayer.
Fair play., 1890-11-15
New q a..

RENO New. Nov. 6-Aivice5 from various
parts al Nevada indicate tht election OF
tolcprl Rep, for g Y -THrT, an Bar, inc.
l. - Tor Congress. i.y mai rites OF between
> D u GDt
Fair play., 1890-11-15
trl,Ht,.:ts.

IITTIE ROCK NOV. .:;-irkansas elected =
-u.ui Dcmoc.at G irrigation - congrvs-.
an! :!.-re Is Igea: rej '.c.as throughout the
state IA consequence.
Fair play., 1890-11-15

THE return to work of the miners at
the Iithgow Colliery was the death
blow to the great strike in Sydney. \.
S. w.. free laborers as we'll as unionists
being admitted to tho mines. The sup
ply of Australian wool will be reduced
considerably by the strife. which !i
nov practically over.