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PEEsipEST.-w Z SnIyh, CCnicryIIlc.
COUNsELoEs John ". Hess, Farm
IustOn; Ans3a Cal, Woods Cross.
P1-is County, Utah.
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RnX ELDER SAKE.

f-EEsIDENT-Rudrcr Ga Eson, Brigham
CoUNsELoHs. - Adoiphus Mzdsop'
Chss. Kelley, Brigham City.
Boz Elicr County, Utah.
Rear r yer Citv............Csrl Jensen
Brigham City, lst WaId.-Hsn'y TinSiy
BrighamCiiy, sadEarc--A,yin Nichols
Brigham City. 5ri wsrd.....-..-.......
Brigham City All ward--Igus Hansen
DeTeyville ................J. 1. Dewey
Honeyville..-..---.-------..--...-...-
Maniua brigham Ciiyl...F. C. Jensen
North brigham Ci;y)-...Thos. Harper
| Park valley. +. ID. Mecham
! SuOWyil.e...-...... 4 6OouiiHe
Three Nile (Brirtam City, % a. Perry
| Grouse Creek------ Chas- him5eT, ser
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ri:EzIDI,.. -WE. T-xma9, NsPsi.
'uUN-ELuEs.-f lar,ss SperEy, James
". llZmza. Nlpal.
tf C1Ha'g, Cfch.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
EgEesa..........E15lr; Gillespie. PIE
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M0ua........-....... kiguEe
S.pti,I-i william Il. Warner
S-phi, 2rI Wart......--.- David Udlll
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A Comfort and a Remedy.

: rubber water bottle isa very
useful article In a family. Ihe wAl.i,
heated TO the boiling point retains
its heat a long time. The bottle
being flexible, adapts Itself 10 thy
form Of the body, and may be used
in the application Of moist OF Dry
heat u any part Of the body, keep
ing fermeniaiious warm, aud PER
hitting constant change IN place
without any trouble. 4 twe-luafl
bottle costs n dollar and a half, anu
Isa good investment for the money
Judge PeteThy-Where = YOU
son now? Colonel Nerger-He L
with Silverstone. Judge PetetbN
Isn't that the merchant VINO hai
failed several times and been burne'
J out a time or So Colonel NerEer-
/ Yes: that's the man. want ~!
SOL 10 get a practical business eiu
| cation.-TcIds SiftiHgs.
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ONEIDA STAKE.

PI;EsIpEST.-Geo-sc G. Parkinson,
Franklin.
COUNsELoEs.-Solou1n II. Hale, Gen
tile Valley, Bingham 20 Matthias
= CCwle-, Preston.
nth. G.r.-s. Ir-r.
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SAN LUIS STAKE


DAN JUAN SIAhE.
PREsTDENT.-F. A. Hammond, BluH.
COUNsELoRs. - Vim. Halls, MancOs:
VIM. Adams, Monticello.
SGH Juan County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS
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BuenO........SeO. W. McCOnkie, p. T..
EmeTB County, Ct1h.
Moab....................R II Stewart
North Monticello BluHlF Jones, p
Ia Plata Co., Colorado
Mancos.......--..-....--. George Halls
Neis MEXICO
Burnham..........Luther G.. Burnnam
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Taylor Eagle K e. P.Ol..Tm. Priest
Isfou.................JlEu Douait=Cu
WliioTt.. & ore DAVIS
willow Greek o.. R1csl Alb simmons
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cAssIA STAKE.

PRESIDENT H. d. Haight, Oakley.
CorSsEIoRs. - Moroni Pickett, Ma
ZION; wm-F- Brim, Albion.
Cassil CyuHfg, EioA0.
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BEAVER STAKE.

President. -Jna z Muldors Beaver
CoUNsEIoEs. VIM. FoihsIin lam,
MI. Shepherd, Beaver.
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no,.e, Nailed to any part Of the
r,,,,ed states or Reoe.lt Of Hf'es'
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PEEsIDEST.-Wm. Buts-, Paris.
CoUNsELDEs. u u. Hart, GlC--s
Osuout, Bloomington.
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PAROwAS STAKE.

PREsIDESr.-Thos J. Jones, Parowan.
COUNsELORs.-MOrEsn Richards, Jr.,
Francis Webster, PsEoNsn.
Iron Ca,fBf,+ T,.E
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HAMMOCK STAKE.

PEEspEST.-T. &. Kicks, Rsxbu-r.
CoUNSELuEs w. +. Rrhy, Jas. I.
Steele, EgEbuTg.
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PTEsIDEST.-Angus NJ. Cannon, Salt
Lake City.
COCNsELOES. - Joseph Z. TaylOr,
Charles W Pcnrose, Salt Lake City.
.S1lf LnEs Gin Vrrfy
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
DELAWARE.

WiIMINGroN. Del, Nov. BIS rcciall
The election has been close in this
city, and there have been such charges
anu counter charges of unfair dealing
that the result in this county cannot
yet be definitely stated on the face of
the returns. New Castle county has
gone Republican by twenty-five to 80
ON the Legislative ticket but the Demo
Gratis are still claiming the election of
the whole STATE ticket. Kent county.
complete gives 4 Democratic majority
ranging from .j1 to .iaS. Sussex county.
with one district to hear from. gives an
average Democratic majority of 500.
fhc missing district will increase this
10 600 or more. So that on tho face of the
returns Robert j. Reynolds. Dem. for
Governor. and John w. Causcy. DEM.
for Congress-. arc elected by about 700
majority, and the Legislature will be
two-thirls Democratic. There is an I'M
certainty as TO whether the returns OF
certain districts. where fraud is charged.
will be accepted by the board of canvas
Sers OF SUSSEX and New Castle counties.
the former of which is Republican and
tho laCicr Democrats, so that the ol,t-
come may depend upon the official count.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
DEFEATED BY 227.
Mckinley Says it is Victory for
Protection.

CANTON. o.. Nov. C. Special Tn
less the Official count i'll Stark and
Holmes changes. Mckinley is defeated
by a21, Republican gain of ? ZOO in the
district.
The official count in Stark and
Holmes counties is now going on.
Holmes county is estimated ut l.9sO for
Warwick; Stark 760 for Mckinley.
Medina. official, is .3Ss for Mckinley
and Wayne 800 for Warwick Mckin-
ley said this afternoon TO an Associated
Press reporter that. while conccding his
probable defeat by Il small ma iority. he
is greatly satisfied with the result. He
said the issue was between protective
tariff and tariff for revenue onlv. clear
and distinct. and nothing else entered
into the canvass.
Ills bill was the center of the assault
The result he regards as signal
victory.
Democratic majority of over =. 300
in this district last year was reduced To
abou, 200 this year. He carried his own
ward. city and county by large ma lori
ii cS, showing unprecedented gains
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
ARKANSAS.
Breckenridge, Heretofore Doubt
full, is Elected.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Nov. 81 Special
Official, unofficial and estimated re-
turns from the Second district give the
following maioritics for breckenridge:
Pope county | 900. Arkansas BIZ. Whirrc.
all but one township. CO.. which will be
reduced To about Ga, Cleveland 90, Gle
burno 300, with two townships to hear
from. Van iiurcn 400.
All the counties show heavy Demo
cratic gains over The vote for Eizcr for
Govcrnorin September. jefferson gives
Langley 5000. against 1900 for i'izcr.
and Faulkner 80 majority. against 800
Tor fizcr. The Democrats claim Brcckcn-
ridge election by Il handsome ma jorty.
In September all the counties in this
district gave Fizcr. Rep. Union Labor.
100 majority.
SO far as heard from l.anglcys coun-
ties show reduced maioritics
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. Nov. g. Special Tho
latest figures from the Fifth Congress
sional district Indicate the possible
election Of IIalvason. Alliance. over
Comstock. Rep. and Whitman. Dem.
MINNEAroTLs. MINI. Nov. G.-ISpe-
cial I--Rcturns from sixty-six counties
give Merriam. Rep. for Governor. a.
O69 votes; Wilson. Dom, 7O,3l3. and
owen, Alliance. 4S,24l. Il plurality of
ISIS for Merriam. with fifteen counties
to be heard from. IL looks as if Mer-
iam was elected. The Fifth Congress
sional district is still in doubt. Castles
Dem. plurality over Snidcr, Rep, in
the Fourth district. is $3.50. Lind's.
Rep, plurality over Baker in the Sec
ond is about 1000. lIarrics, Dem. has
l.15s plurality over Dunncll. Rep. in
the First district. o. NJ. Hall, Dem.
has safe majority over ID. - Hall.
Rep, i'll the Third district. The Ali
dta nee will prob IDLY hold the balance of
power in tho State Legislature.
ST PAuI" Mimi, Nov. c. Special =
independent Alliance information from
eighteen counties i'll South Dakota
shows l-ouckes, Ind, for Governor. to
have 1000 plurality over Meellct, Rep.
and Taylor, Dem. The same returns
indicate the election of ninety-two Ali
ancc members of the Lcgislat ure The
Republicans. however. claim to have
elected their State and Congressional
tickets.
MINNEAroLis. Nos. G-ISpecial The
-aourIal Fargo, y. d.. special saws.
Incomplete returns Indicate that the
Legislature will have sixty Republicans
cut Of ninety-three members. balance
being divided between Democrats and
independents Johnson Ron for con
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Neb.- Nov. Especial -
Official reports from two-thirds OF the
counties in the State would indicate the
election of Powers for Governor by a
small plurality.
OMAHA Neb., Nov. 6.-[Speeial The
returns are still meagre. but indicate
the election of Boyd Democrat. for
Governor by Il small plurality. The AL
lance candidates are looming up strong
in interest, and the Republican candi-
date is alternating between first and
second places in country towns. Com
plete returns may possibly elect either
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
SHOT iN THE STREET.
ex-Mayor of Cedar Keys Killed
by Chief OF Police.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. NOV. : (speoiaii
\" W. cotircll. cN-mayor VI Ccdnr
Keys, Ella. has been On :. spree in This
city, ana yesterday WIS arrested by She
police.
This morning it was reported to CAioir
OF Police Gerald that Cottrcll mad
threatened to kill him on sight, and all
connected with his arrest. About II
o'clock Cottrcll drove up To police head
quarters. and Us he left tho carriage
Gerald Shot him with Il doublc-ha-ycl
shotgun, both loads. lie VAS Shot IL
the head and breast. and instantly
killed. The body is at the undertal1or's,
and will be sent To his home in lowntes
county, about twenty five miles f-ou
this city.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov -lSpc-
cial The preliminary trial Of Uhief OF
Police Gerald for killing Cottrc.l hus
been postponed until tomorrow. Gersld
* i'll charge Of the sheriff.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
LORD COLERIDGE ILL.
The Chief Justice Suddenly
Stricken at Court.

LONDON. Nov. g. Special Much
excitement was created i'll the Queens
bench division of the high court of
justice to-day by the sudden illness OF
Lord Coleridsc, Lord Chief Justice of
England.
lis lordsbip had heard case in his
private room, and though he had com
planned OF feeling i'll during tho hear
ing, lie was able TO give Il decision in
the matter. Directly aftcrward he was
seized with an appoplcctc or pnralytic
stroke.
The nearest doctor was in chancerv
Land, close To law courts, and he was
hastily summoned to attend his lord :
ship.
Other messengers were dispatched to
Lord Colcridgc's residence, and Lady
Coleridge proceeded instantly to court
to render what assistance she could to
her stricken husband.
His lordship was placed upon IN I'M
proviscd couch in an ante room. Other
doctors were summoned and arc now in
attendance upon him. They declare his
condition critical.
q This afternoon the doctors announced
his lOrdship able to he removed and he
was taken 20 his home in carriage.
Later-Iho doctors announce that
Lord Coleridgc's ailncnt Is gastritis,
and that &c is in no danger. He will
probably resume work next week
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-07
ILLINOIS,.
1t Looks Like Tie Vote in the
Legislature.

CncAGo. liz, Noy. C. Special The
Tribune, Rep. finds the result ip the
State Legislature to be as follows:
ate-Rcpublicans, a7; Democrats.
"a. House republicans, ~: Demo
Gratis, 76 j.. NJ. L. A., . Joint assem-
bly-Rcpublicans, I0o; Democrats, 100:
+. NJ. b. A., ..
This would make a tie vote ON d Joint
ballot if the Farmers Alliance men
should vote with the Democrats, or give
amaiority of -Four should they vote with
the Republicans
CHICAGO, Nov. 6 - Special GUAR
man Jones of she Republican Stated en-
tral Committee according to thc naily
News, comedies the Legislature to the
Democrats. hui claims; the election of
the Republican, State ticket by major
tiles from 6.000 TO 5000
Ike DcmCeratio Central Committee i
unwilling to concedc the claims Of Jones
IN regard to the State ticket so lonr as
the returns come in FROM Southern I'LL
noiseountics showing heavy Democratic
gains.
Oilleial returns from - counties out of
!c2 III the State show a rnt rain of over
10000 for the Democratic State ticket.
Senator farwell says. in regard to the
Legislature: According to the latest
ami most reliable news can get from
Chairman Jones. will not be the next
Senator from Illinois; John NJ. Palmer
will"
Whom asked if he had given up hope.
he said .'Oh, no: won't give up hope
till the thing is entirely settled but
the way it stands now it seems as il the
Republicans We're knocked out. nnder-
stand from headquarters that Jones
claims we have l0l and the Democrats
l03."
KANKAKEE. H., Nov Especial
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A $4,000 FIRE IN BUFFALO.
The Flames Started at 2 a. m. in
Large Grain Elevator
From AN Explosion that Walked Hundrs,,sa
The Elevator and 100000 Bushels OF
Wheat destroyed. and Four Freight
Cars Buried by the Explos,n

BUFFALO, \. Y. Nov. 6. lspcciaiI
AZ : o'clock this morning i-e was dis
covered in c. j. Wells elevator, corner
OF Ohio and Indiana street.
Inc famcs started in tho eastern end
OF the elevator from an cy,losion loud
enough to wake up hundreds of people
who live i'll the boarding houses en,,
tcncments i'll the vicinity. In the
shortest time possible various boats
which lay along the sides OF the olcys
tor had been gotten out of tho w,v. and
mono suffered. At twenty minutes aftcr
the flames had started the walls bcrnn
to fall i'll on all sides. On the north
were four I.ackawanna freight cars
loaded.
These were buried in the debris.
Mugriedc's bakery. on The corner of EIJ,
ana Illinois streets, was on fire but *
saved
The heat was intense driving tho lirc-
men away from the Ohio street sido OF
the burning elevator. Every few min
utcs pieces OF corrugated iron, tho GOV
erlng OF the elevator, would become de-
tached from the structure and GONE,
SAILING down, several times narrowly
missing groups of tircmen.
After hopeless task to try to save
NcllS elevator, the main efforts of tho
iiremen, except tor Keeping the danes
III WcllS elevator down as much Ms pos
sipic. were directed towards preventing
the iiamcs getting into the big Wilkin-
son elevator. At one time it was feared
the heat would blow out the top of the
Wilkinson elevator. When the flames
from Wells were at their hcirht the
neat was very intense. So much SO that
1t caused the Park Side Marine elevator
across the rivor.orpositc Wells. 10 blow
out largo portion ilaxSccd stored in ii.
falling out in the river
Looking down Ohio street an interest
ing scene WAS Witnessed
Tho smoke. mingled with myriads of
sparks. iill"d thc air. the engines pant
ing mere ami there, tlic tircmcn wnd :
ing III Hooded streets, bnrehcadcl wo-
men running rom house to house. carry
ing the few Naluahlcs to safer places
Every once in Il while the flames from,
the burning buildings shot up in tho All.
and displayed the white. upturnel faces
/ OF the watchers.
wells at this time was II mass OF
/ flames within. The tower was soon
gone and the grain liberated from tho
bins pouring out of the lower windows
ami doors.
The elevator will hold about $50, 900
bushels. There were about 200, OOu
bushels i'll ii. AT 3:4O o'clock the fire
had worked its way into the rear OF !.
four story malt house. connected with
Wells. At o'clock the fire WAS under
control.
The flames were confined to Wells cI
evator. which Was entirely destroyed
/ Tho total loss is figured ut $50, coo. OF
OF "nich Sl0c.OO0 on Tie building AND
S!ln,ooo on grain. Total INSURANCE. ON
building, $4,000: grain lnlly insured
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Democrats Gain Two Con.
gressnen From the State.

CONCORD, \. H.. Nov. O. Special -
The Republicans concedc tho election of
Daniel, Democrat. in tho Second Con-
grcssional district, by Il plurality OF 30
or 90. This gives the Democrats two
congressman from this State.
Both parties claim the Legislature.
The Republicans say They havc chosen
ID, and possibly Is, Senators and will
have good working majority in tho
House. Tho Democrats give the Rcpu-
bllcans L. Senators and claim IL. and
say there is no choice in ono Senatorial
district. They continue to claim the
House, and majority of the legislature
on Joint ballot. The Legislature is very
close, and neither party will have more
than to 5 majority on Joint ballot.
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OF the candidates, but the large Democrat
gains in Omaha and the eastern end of
the State gives Boyd the best chances.
The Democrats gain one Congressman,
(Mckeighn) surely, and probably an
other, Bryan. Tho election Of Dorsey,
Republican i'll the Third district, is not
yet certain.
Boyd, Dom, is elected Governor by
1000 to 5000 plurality. Most OF the
Republican State ticket below Governor
is elected. The Farmers Alliance have
the Legislature. two congressman and
most of the county Offices
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STARVING HERSELF.
a Young Woman, Deserted by
Her Lover, Wishes to Die.

BOSTON, Nov. G.-[Speeiall-A young
reilsh woman is lying i'll Boston on ac-
count of the faithlessness of her lover.
FOR two weeks past she has refused to
take any nourishment She saws She is
determined to starve herself TO death.
She is Evelina Rinciswiez. When she
came from Poland two years ago she
mad just turned 20 years. She found
employment at several places. Her
rather was Il farmer and sheep raiser in
Roland. One day young man rode ont
from Warsaw and mot Evclina. This
hau been prcarranged by the parents .uS
ms father Was WOOL dealer and hers
a WOOL grower They were friends. and
u%ed up scheme to unite the families.
nc young people were agreeable. Their
course OF true lovc ran smoothly until
three years ago. Then the lover docid
Cd 20 try his fortune i'll .\mcrica tie
settled i'll Il little town in Illinois and
began To study medicine. working in a
store part of tho year to secure enough
money To pay for his education. his
father sending moro or less Us the con
uitlon OF his business warranted
year after her lover left Warsaw
Evclina decided to leave. too. She
iongcd to see him. and the only way
she could ito SO was TO come To Boston.
whore some of her fathcr's friends
were. and secure work, rs her parents
were unable TO support her away from
them. She had rather : vague idea OF
distances in the United States. At any
rate, she would he nearer her lover.
than If she stayed in Warsaw. So she
came. and for two years She lived in the
hope that some day they would lie
married.
The couple correspondent constantly.
Last June Evelina received Il final letter
from Illinois. When she read it in the
dining room she fell to the floor in n
dead faint. Tho letter was the death
blow to the young woman's hopes. For
six weeks the girl kept at work. al
though her friends could soc that She
was gradually pining away. Then She
gave up. and was compelled To take to
her bed. whore night after night She
prayed that death might release her
from her Suiicrings.
The release did not come. however.
and two weeks ago She announced 10 her
attendant that she was going to starvc
herself To death. Since then her
physician has hrcn unable to induce her
to take food. and slowly her life is cbh-
inc away