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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

We regret to hear that r. E. Buch-
Ter, of Wayne county, is running for
circuit clerk on the Republican ticket.
For years he has been honored by the
good Democrats of Wayne, and is now,
by their votes, filling the office to
which he again aspires. Perhaps his
going astray may be none of our bust
ness, but we regr ct, all the same, to
see it. He was good enough man to
have made better political ending.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

Fresh contirma-
ton of this state
ment COM s to
hand daily. Even
such deep-s seated
and stubborn COM
plants as Rheu-
lnatisrn, Rheuma-
tic Gout, and the
like, are thorough
ly eradicated by
the use of this Won
derful Alternative.
Mrs. r. Irving
Dodge, 40 West
125th street, New
York, certifieS -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

The Public are respectfully invited to call
and see our different styles of Photographs
and Prices. "Our Motto: Good Pictures,
or no charge" Gallery, opposite Mrs.
Lopez's. VIC. PERKINS,
| Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

The obe-Democrat speaking of the
great Republican losses at the late
Vermont election, frankly says:
1t would be useless as well as criminal to
deny that the situation throughout the coun-
try is far from being encouraging to the Re-
publicans. In all the elections held within
the past few weeks the party lost ground.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

Do the Administration Republicans
who profess to be so we'll satisfied at
the result of the late convention at
Jefferson City, think that the selec-
ton CT Chauncey I. Filley as chairman
of the State Central Committee means
a delegation favorable to Harrison two
wears hence? No, indeed it doesn't;
and Chauncey will then get his re-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

venge for the cold treatment he has
received at the hands of ''grandpa's
hat.n
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

We have, through private sources,
gotten at the true inwardness of that
Poplar Bluff ''indignation meeting"
called to ''deprecate" and "denounce''
the summary taking-of of the negro
who assaulted and brutally beat the
proprietor of the Clifford house. There
were eight persons, including Jno. G..
Wear and I. NJ. Davidson, present at
the meeting-eight, more or less. The
world has seen and read the Y. M. G.
A resolutions formulated and sent
out by the gathering; it is our privil-
eye, pleasure and duty to first print
the expression of the true sense of the
indignators. Here it is:
Resolved, That while we believe the Niger
got no more than he deserved, and his re-
moyal is good thing for the community, il
is the sense of an overwhelming majority OF
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

AS piece of pretty writing-and as
true as pretty-the following, from
Prof Smiths Tariff Reform Address,
is hard to clay over"
And now does some genuine patriot, some
large hearted lover of the whole country,
some broad minded statesman, complain
that this argument, from beginning TO end,
is sectional, that its speech bewrayeth it, eX.
hibiting on every page intense anti-eastern
feeling: Such undoubtedly is the outward
seeming. Yet beyond contradiction the
writer entertains no prejudice against the
East whatever. Man by man, he will readily
concede the Atlantic slope to be fully and in
every respect fair match for the Mississippi
Valley. Ii is the accursed Tariff which has
kept sentry, like one of Clerk MaXwell's
demons" on the crest of the Appalachians,
and sorted our people according to hateful
and hate remembering principles. tits Pro-
lection which arrays producer and consumer
over against each other, which partitions the
Union by lines of latitude and of longitude,
which alienates the sections and begets the
Tariff, commercial restriction, which forbids
all men to be brethren, which would make
each one an Ishmael-hiS hand againt every
man, and every mans hand against him :;
which is rapidly solidifying the West in art
ificial hostility to the East.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

Valley Supplements for sale at this Office,
for 10 cents each; by mail, postpaid, IL cents.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

His name is Kinsey now; it will be
Dennis in November.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria.
A Fact

\NTORTH knowing is that blood dis
w eases which all other remedies fail
to cure. Weld to Ayers SarsaDariIla
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

For Congress-Tenth District:
SAMUEL BYRNS,
OF Washington County.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11
Order of Publication.


In the Circuit Court of Iron county, Mo-,
in vacation. September 8, 1890.
Florence l.. Russell and F. K. Russell,
her husband. Plaintiffs,
VS..
Alice Boone. Harvey anG Julia Boone,
minor children of Julia E. Boone, de-
ceased, and Harvey Boone, Sr., her
husband, Cornelia F. Lyman. and w.
A. Lyman, her husband, Flavia M.
Gregory, and Spence w. Gregory, her
husband. Mary E. Clifford, aud Daniel
l.. Clifford, her husband, and leila S,
Hayden, defe ndants.
Partition
Now come the plaintiffs in this cause,
and II appearing to the Clerk of this
court, to his satisfaction, that the follow
ing named defendants in this cause, TO
wit: Alice Boone, Harvey Boone, Julia
Boone. Harvey Boone, Senior. FIavIa, M.
Gregory. and Spence w. Gregory, her
husband. Mary e. Clifford and Daniel T..
Clifford. her husband, and leila s Hay-
den. are non-residents of the State of
Missouri, and cannot be summoned in
this action. bv the ordinary process of
law;
1t is, therefore, ordered bv the Clerk
OF this court, that publication be made
notifying said defendants that an action
has been commenced against them in the
CHCult CoufG OF iron county. in the State
| OF Missouri, with whom are Joined said
| other defendants), the object and eener
al nature of which is to obtain a decree
| of partition and order OF sale of the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: the
west half of the southeast quarter. and
the east half of the south west quarter. of
section thirty-six, in township thirty
| four, in range four east, in Iron county.
Missouri;
And unless said nonresident defend
ants be and appear at the next term of
this SAID Circuit Court, to be holden for
the County of Iron. and State of Missouri
at the court house in said county, on the
| fourth Monday in October, next, 1S9O),
ana on or before the sixth day thereof,Gf
| the term shall so long continue: and. if
not, then before the end of the term,
and plead to said plaintiffs petition, the
| same will be taken against them as con-
tossed and judgment rendered according
ly.
And it is further ordered that copy
hereof be published according to law in
| the IRON COUNTY REGISTER, weekly
newspaper published in the County Of
Iron and State OF Missouri.
JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
trus copy from the record
Witness my hand and official seal,
this 9th day of September, 1890.
sEALJ JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Sep1lnlO Circuit Court Iron Co., Mo,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11

For State Senator, 9th District, Missouri,
FRANK r. NEW DERRY,
OF Madison County.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11
E. D. AXE, EDITOR
Democratic State Ticket.

For Judge of the Supreme Court:
JAMES b. CAN'T,
Of Clinton, County.
For State superintendent of Schools
l.. E. WOLFE,
Of Randolph County.
For Railroad Commissioners:
TT. w. HICKMAN,
OF Stoddard County.
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SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE

AND CONSERVATORY Or MUSIC.
Newly and beautifully furnished; heat
cd by steam; lighted by electricity;
hydrant water on all floors: home school
in all its appointments; distinct conserv-
atory building; charges reasonable. Next
term opens Sept. 3, 1890. For catalogue
address, REV. HI. G. EVANS, A. M,
PRES. Fulton, Mo.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EOR SAI.E-LOTa

S1A<&~A<CAS
FINE e. ISTs .k ~ ha TH5 sn5HS
os IN s,Ss With "a f5sss renting $50 Per month
large house: u psrT '" JAZZ - -A' '''' '''
.i AZ .Ju sTRasr sa 2, choice
Ia. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. just south Of Of.
lot S5Ilo5: With small frame: o. per n
Is osr NEAR 18TH ST.: 2o4.ioo; o.. rs per
ID osT. NEAR nth ST.; eoe,Ioo: % per n
a . sTa 81 N SEs sw with
26ois5: also per n o '''' ''' = '1'''s'
NEAR 18TH: rAcISo SOUTH oS .: hns block q
per n
LOOK At THIsaLor lseerso: on st. Jus.
4. INST. NEAR 18TH NV; lot Yo,1oe; s5.els.
=. HILLYER AVE NEAR 2IsT ST; aonso. only
4. 18TH ST NEARRN.w so11oo: price s45oo.
"a; ST NEAR 10TH. CORNER OF ALLEY;
22x90; e. 10 Per II.
II. NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NEAR 18th. 90
ieet front run. taroush to st s3l7 square feet in
20xe0; sl20 per II
a; CHEAP LOT ON STREET near 18th as.
42xl2o; Acc. per II.
Frame; 20xe0; s3 per #
a. CORNER KENTUcKYANpG avenues,
l1lx1o9.o.; 35c. per #
"a. 10000 FEET ON 1, M and Delaware ave .x.
50c. per foot
"a. STREET NEAR 10TH. aoxloo; side and
rear alleys; 81 per foot, ~
- STREET NEAR nth NE. l7lo,75; 15c
70. FOURTH STREET near Z. Capitol; 2oYe5
SNAP IN TWO CORNERS AND FINE FRONTS
on a. ION and Is SITS. me-; 33SO0 feet: can
oner for few days at Use This Is a barysin 5ti
ST. to be improved; A aud b SITS now being opeped
WASHN DANFNuOwFR
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sidewalk il now being laid on Whitney ave the
entire length of this property and it Is proposed
grade, sidewalk and improve every Of the subd
vison-ALL WITHOUT COST TO PURCHASERS
DON'T WAIT for improvements and PAY FOR
THEM when they come by ADVANCED PRICES, but
buy beforehand and get them FREE OF COST.
Some Of the most desirable lots in this beautiful sub
division still for sale at the original prices25c
to DOC per foot-including corner lots. and very
easy terms.
Call or write for pats showing size. location and
price Of each lot Other information furnished at
Office.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

INoR SALE -C4su $500 WILL BUY NEw
II AND DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED HOUSE, AND
3 AChEs BEAUTIFUL GARDEN; half mile frUm
SILVER SPhlNOs Station; minutes walk from
FENWICk STATION, GA NIT. BRANCH. B. AND
MODERN DWELLING;
~ stories; rooms; carriage house and stable; few
figures.
rhe owners business demands change Of residence
and he Is determined to sell Ground 10 held st
Q 1000 per acre.
This place. with the handsome fruit and shade trees
and shrubbery lsyishy provided will make beautiful
home J. wIMER CO,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

E0R sALE-AT A BARGAIN-THREE-sTORY
H Press Brick. with stone trimmings. 10 rooms ana
bath. W tn all mol inps nice dry cellar: on car
line. ion $4,000 rents for Gao per month; IL occu-
pied 10 sood investment Inquire
1OA1 oar
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BARGAINS IN LOTS.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
BROOKLAND.

BROOKLAND,
SOUTH BROOKLAND.
have large number OF Lots IN the above subdi-
visions which sell very cheap and easy TRINA
THIS property IL increasing very rapidly IN value aud
L. the bast suburb q Washington 10 buy either for
home or quick turn at q good advance For plata.
prices, &C :, call on
REDFORD W, WALKER
s24-1m l00o st NJ
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TOR sALE-AyoIp THE DANGERS OF Rail.
kE ROAD uIRAyEL ING DON'T wANpkn OFF
ING STATES. BUT STICK TO The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBlA anu buy Lots in EAST WASHING
TONS ANNEX. beautiful TIMING CITY inne-
diately Adjoining the last End OF the INV
PIMA AVE. BRIDGE. at the price Of s2o0 and
upwurd, the easiest kind of terms Don q peslect
tins opportunity. WELLER a kEPETTL
SIS lm 326 Pa ave. sA
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FOR SALE-LO1S.
NE PLEASANT
PROPERTY ron sALA
HOL II FAD MANOR.
BETWEEN THE SEVENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREET CARS
Offers - substantial Inducements TO investors a any
property in the north western section
Mt. PLEASANT
PROPERTY ron sALR

Remember this property 10 not figuring in any Of the
real estate booms that have been inaugurated since
the opening Of the season. but is sold ut investment
prices to responsible and judicious business men.
We show list Of purchasers. including sttorneys.
merchants. physicians and other business men Of
Washington who have bought for investment. while
Others are building preparing to build homes
ranging In values from Ell 600 to o12. 900.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

EOR sALE-THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES IN
VIII o as a. soa to
20 turn them into cash No reasonable oaer refused
PRICE or aousss are now
rs Ss. 80 - to pay se isl STE WIGHT 14cs 81
LOB sALE-NEw HOUSE, o ROOMS. 10TH AND
e. 5:Isn s.n1f Is ss
Tor .sALE-sIx SMALL HOUSES FOR $1,000
each Sa aS ;HS9S s;:h snd
os.dt1 r." JOIN 8 WiGHT.- 1867 8.
EoR SALMON RESIDENT, WILL. SELL 8
whole m sass .s s9
See: SSSr6sSs III isss 4 10
4 mentI5 Briei Dwellings rooms esshi water;
s sss e. 0n'sn,5a 6 Sifs Ply
.sTs s.ra. aIEsHh
&C. cheap s9 400 e,,Ss 1 S,sa AZ lsc
sln5oS pNsIips 5iS
sn os sric Fine dSos 18th
Fss p@.,iissa Ti ,soS % :: sS SCOOP
's ss.ss. required 10 '''''S'
IGOR sAIE-9I4 EAST CAPITOL sT.-PREssED
brick eight rooms bath and cellar; lot 10 ~ Jos;
order: possession inspection
lclted for one who wants frst-clsss home Price
ss ss.se. JOHN sis + R neS SsSa.ol 4,
IHoR sALE-NEw 2-sTORY PRESS BRICK, 8
Il rooms and cellar; mi; lot 2Oxl09 loft. side
and 20-ft rear alley; 9Th ct. ne near Md ave-. APP
ply to Z. o GUNsoN CO. 1910 st. NV. o2-3t
IrOR sALE-CHEAP-7 NEW BRICK HOUSES ON
ST. bet. 3D. and AZ s.w Price OF seven &14, 900.
For -Chesp-1Ov Pa ave: n. W., 4-story Build
ing. renting 800 per month Price $4,000. Terms,
s-thi ~ I'd cash. balance !. = and years
renting at s21 per month Price Of the three
$4,000
For sale heap-12s st ne, s-room Brick House;
all mod. imps. 80, 200.
For Sale-Chcap-32S and $50 st. sw., 6-room
Brick houses; press brick 'front.' Price 81 100 each
for Sale-Cheap NJ ST. s.w., Broom Brick
House mod. imps Price sL000
o@-3t AZ and SITS s.w.
DOR sALE--vERY CHEAP FOR TEN DAYS BEAU
Il tlful Brick Dwelling. rooms. newly cred and
painted two bath rooms furnace, concrete cellar has
ground adjoining sufficient for another house
46xI D; on ST. NV; outlook on Connecticut ave.
one square from handsome residence OF Mrs Logan
and Judge Harlan, Columbia Heights: one square
from street cars and concrete street; lot 5Ox1503V
only $4,000 for the two; ground alone worth $4,000
and rapidly increasing Ill value lots one square dis
tant on same street selling for 81 square foot ",
COULTER, Al LIE Droit building, cor 9Th T.. At
NOR .sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE ON iowa
Circle at bargain contains 20 rooms and Ill tile
latest improvements must be sold; an offer wanted
JNO. i. WAGGAMAN.
o3O-2w 14th and q Sta NV.
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ll16 T St. NV. b.h..
1 10 10 4 alley bet. 18th i:ifhp (
18th, NJ & n NV. 5000
433 to AL Prsther's
alley II. w.......... Il, 600
SU5 9th st. NV. b.h..
81. ....:.,...... 700
5O7 and 800 Va. ave. Il
906 9TH st. So. and =
unimproved lots. a, 500
2211-22l37th st. NV,
b.h Or.
423 n st. n. W, I'm. 5r.
4 2 houses rear. 1900
1928 V st. NV, f.h..
6r. ...................4,000
131-l33 Pierce st.n. W.,
I. b.. characterization
3408 n st. n. w.. BIN.
Ir.....-.:............3.300
404 d 400 8. Cap. ST.
900 and oil j 81. 8. e.,
{. b.. 5r..............2,500
IL Myrtle st. n. Q. ,b.h.,
T...................o,0O 800
1923 b Cap. St, b h..
or .................. 800
I2i llth st. me-, I. b.,
4r...................1.000
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ISOR SAIE-BR00KLANDA AND ADDITION LOTS ;
situated about ~ miles north of the city. ZOO feet
above the Potomsc with steam and electric and
only 80 minutes drive from the bust The
clty affords uneaualed Inducements TO PARTIES look
ing for desirable homes inNestments Sotwlth-
standing the that have taken
place the prices in Brookland the lowest IN the
District OF Columbia Now is the time 90 buy. For
prices. terms aud plats call upon McLACHLEN n
BAfCHELDER. corner 10Th and q au3o
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100000

to be spent in great cable railway system thus con-
Meeting this property with the heart Of the city by
few minutes ride
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sure Defoat for senator ingalls,.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov. There is now
but little doubt that the next Kansas lepis-
latur0 on joint ballot will be under the CON
troll OF the Farmers Alliance and Demo-
Gratis combined, and possibly the alliance
alone will have a working majority. This
means sure defeat for Senator Ingalls,.
The Republicans and the alliance men are
claiming a victory in the gubernatorial con
test, butso far Willetts, Alliance. is in the
lead. In the First district the official count
viii be necessary 10 determine whether
Moonlight, Dem, or Broderick, Rep, is
elected. The remaining six congressman
were elected by the alliance.
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PIANOS. "a Cents Per Day.
ORGANS, n Cents Per Dav
w. F. BOOTHE.
I'll Market Street, Wilmington,
14l6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Mss ApA GRAY
This Weii-3nown Asfr@ss Presents Her
INTERPRETATION .ssf Eaat Ivnueo


Interpretations .sef EaAt Lynne"
Miss Ada Gray In East Lynne" was
the attraction at the Academy Of Music
last evening, The play is well known to
Wilmington theatregoers and needs no
recommendation. The acting OF Miss
Gray and the able company which sup
ported her was superb, and to give her
the full measure Of praise which she
merits, 1t need only be said that her
manner was perfectly natural
Max Rosenberg as Archie" Carlyle,
the hero OF the piece, was excellent.
| When the events in the different acts
eliminated Ia the erisis, he did not gu
of into high-hown "barn-storminR"
tactics but acted as il he were really the
hero, and not only representing him. The
scene where the child Willie asks for his
mamma" after she has eloped with the
william, was we'll wrought out and here
the audience WAS as deeply moved, as if
the scene were one from real life.
The character Of Miss Corner" was ably
carried out and the impersonator of the
character showed all the idiosyncrasies
and eccentricities of Miss Corney" the
elder sister. to perfection.
The impersonation OF the william, Sir
Francis LeveFson, is ably done, and his
appeals to Lady Isabel are made in the
most subtle manner. insinuating them
selves upon her until they become part
OF her existence until at last when Sir
Francis shows her her husband Ia very
close conversation with Miss Barbara
Hare, she consents to elope with him.
Miss Barbara Hare's character Is ably
impersonated. aud the acting WAS Of tSe
best character.
| All the other characters In the play
were well sustained and the acting In al
was of the highest order. The house was
we'll filed. The engagement continues
the remainder OF the week with matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
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chIcaro,s DIE MasonIe remnlo.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE corner stone OF
the magnificent Masonic temple to be
erected at the corner Of Randolph and
State streets, was laid yesterday afternoon
by Grand Master John M. Pearson, with
the solemn and impressive ceremonies OF
the Masonic order. The ceremonies of
laying the corner stone was preceded by a
parade Of local lodges in which 5000 men
participated. The temple when completed
will be twenty stories high, and will be the
largest building of the kind in the world.
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nlli for senator.
rher An wanl .he speal.er.hlr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov Wv. d. Bynum,
who has just been reelected 20 congress
by a majority OF 4,500 in this district, an
nounces himself as candidate for the
speakership Of the next house OF represen-
tatiyes.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Congressman w. II.
Hatch has just been reelected IN the First
Missouri district and announces himself as
a candidate for the speakership Of the next
house Of representative
MACON, Ga, Nov. 7.-Congressman j.
III. Blount Of she Sixth Georgia district,
announces himself as a candidate for the
speakership Of the next house Of represen.
tatiyes.
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nInrrI. Inell. al rnle. nr ! nIninrIlr

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov THE Cour-
ants revised figures give the Republicans
and the Democrats n senators, and
show 1888 Republicans and ll9 Democrats
in the house, making Republican major
ity OF 4 on joint ballot The Republi-
can member from Wilton, who had a
plurality OF one, was declared defeated be-
cause the word ''for" was on the ticket,
but this claim will not be sustained. The
vote for governor stands at present; Mer-
win, Rep, 69,067; Morris. Dem, 67,668;
Anger, Pro, 8, ,409; scattering, 257. Morris
lacks 81 OF majority. In this calculation
fourteen towns are unofficial
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THE AFRICAN DISPUTE.
Stanley Explains Concerning
the Rear Column Scandal.
HIsOFTICERs FEARED BARTTELOT

rhey Dared Not Oppose the Fiery Major
and PassIveiy Allowed Him TO Wreck
His Commands staniey's Reply TO Sew
eraI Charges In Troup's Recent Book.
NEW YORK, Nov Henry NJ. Stanley
was seen at the Everett house last night
and asked what he had TO say about the
charges made by J. Rose Troup In his new
book, and also how Barttelot came TO be
connected with the expedition. Mr. Stanley
Said when the expedition was first being
organized committee was appointed to
examine applicants for positions In the
party. Hundreds Of applications were re-
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a FntaI ElectIon Fxnloslon.

GREENFIELD, Mass, Nov while cele-
brating in honor of the election Of Russell
as governor at Miller's Falls spark from
a bonfire landed in bowl OF powder, near
which were men loading a cannon. The
powder exploded, fatally burning Harry
Robinson and injuring John A. Griffin
and Andrew Kirbie.
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nnmh Was Ernlndad.

TRIESTE, Nov IA bomb was exploded
yesterday in front of the monument erected
here to commemorate the five hundredth
anniversary Of the union of Trieste to Aus
tria. Fortunately no damage was done.
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The Kew York I,erIslaturn.

ALBANY, Nov. THE tables made up
here from specials from reliable sources,
received by the governor, show the state
assembly will be Democratic by vote Of
69 10 60
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How New Hampshlre stands.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov 7.-Returns from
all but nine small towns give Tuttle, Rep,
for governor, 40, $50; Amsden, Dem, 10000;
Fletcher Pro, 1,272
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Seventeen Republicans, Eleven Democrat,
California strongly RepubiIcan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from more than half of the precincts
in California show Markham. Rep, for
governor, has more than 10000 plurality
The Republicans have elected five out Of
the six congressman, and the indications
are that the entire Republican delegation
is lected
Evening journal., 1890-11-07

ceived from men
anxious 20 go to
Africa. or this
mum Der twenty
were picked out.
Some attracted
our attention by
their manner Of
writing, by their
severity and their
earnestness Of
manner. Mr.. F'itz-
gerald, an Indian
officer, brought to
us a short, stout
l...rI4 ...... ILL.
Evening journal., 1890-11-07
Wnllam 3. khallere.a pend.

William o. Shallcross, uncle Of the
recorder Of deeds Of this county, died on
Tuesday at his home near Locust Grove.
Kent county, Md. The cause Of his
death was paralysis.
Evening journal., 1890-11-07

Democratic Congressional Majority 141.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE figures thus fer
clearly show Democratic majority in the
house of 141. The Tribune comedies from
100 to $50.