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THE ATCHIsON.
Dsnial Of Reported Projected Extension Of
the System.

Inc system.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-Georse Magoun, Chair
man of the Atchison Board OF Directors,
says: Tho Atchison does not contemplate
any new building. The reports of Atlantic
and Pacific surveyors locating lines, notably
in the Texas Panhandle, probably arose
from the fact that the Land Department of
the Atlantic and Pacific has some surveying
to do In connection with its land grant
claim. Since last June fifty-one railroad
schemes have been presented to the Atchi-
son Company and laid on the shelf. The
Atchison does not need to build now to
strengthen its geographical position. Its
Texas and Southwestern business is fully
protected. Traffic from the Atchison's vast
territory is interchanged with Eastern trunk
lines either at ST. Louis or Chicago. We are
firmly established on the Great Lakes, on the
Gulf and on the Pacific Coast in Southern
California, and the purchase of the Colorado
Midland completes the strategic position Of
the Atchison In the transcontinental trade.
1t gives an outlet through Colorado passes
to Salt Lake, Ogden and the Northwest
without further building or expense, and it
was better that the Atchison should possess
this route than let it pass to possible rivals"
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Snnfh nnknta

ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-A Pioneer Press Hu-
ron Is. Dak.) special says Additional re-
turns increase the Republican majority in
the Senate to twenty-five. with several dis
tricts not reported. The Republicans have
a majority in the House, the opposi-
ton having only foity-eight. MeIlette
(R) now has 5000 plurality for Governor
Huron continues to claim the capital by a
mnjority of 1862 Other specials to local
papers give the capital to Pierre by from
5000 to u 0C0 majority.
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A SLUGGING GAME
In Which the Metropolitans Come
Out Victorious.

The races at the Bay District Track
proved strong counter attraction to the San
Francisco Stockton game at the Haieht-
street grounds yesterday, less than 1000 peo-
pile bsng IN attendance.
The game was far below a meritorious
standard as regards fielding, but there was
some sharp, hard, long:shot hitting, and as
the result was very much in doubt at the
end of the sixth inning. the audience seemed
thoroughly pleased and interested.
Lookabaugh was in the box for the Nets.
and was lined out so hard in the fifth and
sixth innings that before the last mentioned
was completed Manager Finn substituted
Coughln, who, for the remainder of the
game. did mast.rly service, and undoubtedly
saved his team from defeat.
The Gastowns presented John Patrick
Cahill as their boxman. and had the posi-
tions of their men very much changed.
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Humboldt.

EUREKA. Nov. S.-Six precincts of Hum
boldt County have not yet been heard from,
but they will not materially change the re-
suit on State or Congressional vote. Forty
eight precincts give Markham 2290, Pond
1873, Barham 1885 and Geary 2005 The vote
is badly split upon the county ticket. The
Republicans carry all hut Sheriff, Tax Col
lector and possibly the Auditor. The official
count will be necessary on the last two
offices.
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New YORK, Nov. s.-A special London
cable published here says: The English
and continental clamor over the Mckinley
act has ceased. Reports that the Atlantic
shipping trade is becoming demoralized is
denied by the shipping companies. Although
shipping matters are suffering a temporary
iull after the rush, they are not more de-
pressed than they were expected to be and
the condition of things is regarded as per-
fectly normal and in no way disastrous.
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MANY BUILDINGS BURNED.
Nova Scotia Tow1 Visited by Disastrous

PIoToU On. 81. Nov. s-The largest fire
for twenty years occurred to-day. 1t started
in the Poll Station early this morning on
the east side of South Market Wharf and
rapidly spread south to the harbor
and north to Water street. A Nor-
wegian sailor, an inmate of the PO-
lice Station, Derished. A very strong
wind carried the flames to the AnDison
warehouses, where they spread to CarsOn's
lumber-yart destroying the lumber, ware
house and saw-mIll, Prongle 85 Sons shops,
ID. Sutherland & Co.'S offices and William
CarSon's dwelling. The Standard office was
Iolrned, and clean sweep OF South Market
W mari was threatened for time.
me hIe was finally gotten under control,
and IN all did but $50 OOn damage
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Colusa.

CoLUsA, Nov. S.-The election Of Fl. P.
Eakle (D.) as Assemblyman from Colusa
County will be contested by his Republican
opponent, j. c. Campbell. Eakle's ma
joriiy was only %, and numerous cases of
fraudulent voting have come to light since
election day.
Full returns from thirty precincts in the
county give Geary, for Congress, 2142, and
Barham 1914. Two small precincts are vet
to be heard from. E. w. Jones (R) is elected
County Treasurer.
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DEATH CAME SUDDEN.
One Man Killed and another Injured by a
Runway Horse.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. Slate this after
noon James Barnett Ulman of Elk Grove
and a friend were crossing Second street on
[ when runaway horse attached to
wagon dashed through Second street,
and. before the men knew it, ran
them down. Ulman was struck full
in the back and was carried thirty feet,
when he fell and the horse and wagon
passed over him. He lived only one hour.
The other man was also knocked down,
but escaped with slight injury. The
horse continued on and collided
with several vehicles, and nearly ira mpled
upon three little girls on K street. He
finally collided with and brought down an
awning, when he was caught -Biman leaves
a wife and one son. He was a native of
Canada and was aged 40 years.
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PORTLAND. Nov. s.-This morning the
body of young man who committed suicide
yesterday in the Napa Lodging-house was
identified by means of some papers found
upon it as that Of Harry Moses. 1t was
also ascertained that his parents live in
Chicago, and that he had for some time
past been in the employ of the Northern
Pacific. Railroad at Tacoma. No motive is
as yet known for the deed.
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HIS LAST DEBAUCH.

Death Of Wealthy Manufacturer From an
Overdose Of Ooium
SPRINGFIELD Ohio. Nov s. A. C..
Evans, prominent and wealthy manufac-
turer of this city and Councilman from the
Fifth Ward, died to-day at the Lebanon San
itarium from the effects OF an overdose
OF opium. For the past month Evans has
been on a protracted debauch at Gin
cinnati, and was ordered from that
city two weeks ago by Police
Judge ErmstOn. He was taken to the SAM
tarium by his wife and daughter He
escaped from that Institution last evening.
but soon returned wild with opium.
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ELECTION ECHOES.
The New Hampshire Legislature Safely
Republican.

CONCORD, Nov. 8.-Chairman Churchill
of the Republican State Committee states
that the claims of the Democrats that they
have majority of the members of the Leg
islature are unfounded. The Republicans
have q good working majority, and will Or
ganize the House and Senate, and elect
Governor and United States Senator to sue
ceed Blair
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BALFOURs TOUR.
Comments Of the Dublin Press on the Manner
in Which He Is Received

in Which He Is Received.
DUBLIN, Nov S.-The Freeman's Journal
says: If Balfour is satisfied with his tour of
Ireland so are the Nat!onalists, and also the
people whose hands will be permitted to dip
into the money bags of the Treasury. The
bribes offered have proved too much for tile
''gombeen" man local usurer), but they will
not affect the Nationalist cause Balfour's
performance boodwinks nobody.
The Chronicle holds that the amazingly
friendly reception accorded to Balfour in
Ireland forces the conclusion that the Par
Hellites 40 not represent the Irish people.
The Irish Times says: Balfour's tour
shows the peoples minds are bent upon
practical affairs, and that the vast masses
are in sympathy with trade rather than
nOliticS
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A Missing Austrian Nob!eman.

VIENNA, Nov. S.-Newspapers here assert
that the sailor Archduke, Johan Salvator,
known as John Orth. married the actress
Milly Strubel secretly in London before his
departure. The girls mother says that she
knows nothing Of such an event. Archduke
Ludwig Salvador and Leopold and Ferdi-
nand left Vienna for South America to-day
to. organize a search party to look for the
missing Duke. A circular letter has been
addressed to the governments of all the
maritime countries in South America, i'm
SHGring aid in the search Orth's ship was
insured in Hamburg for $4,000 fiorins. He
was reported in Chile or Peru some months
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that Senator Hearst, despairing Of his re-
turn to the Senate from California three
years hence, will take up his residence in
Montana, near his Anaconda mine, and
will give bis Senatorial ambition full play
in that State, as affordipg better chance
than that of California. in view of the re-
cent elections. This information is not
vouched for by the California Associated
Press correspondent, but the Chicago Post
will print 1t as fact.
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SAN DIEGO, Nov. S.-A probably fatal cut
ting affray occurred at Lewis livery-stable
in this city this evening, in which hostler
named Lou was stabbed fifteen times by
stable-hand named Joseph OHara. The
affair was the Outgrowth of a dispute in
regard to wages. OHara, who is only
boy about II years of age, attacked the In
jured man unawares, and before any inter-
ference could be made, succeeded in plung-
ing the blade of large pocket-knife into
his victims body. The assailant was at
rested, and the injured man was conveyed
to the hospital. There is slight chance of
the injured mans recovery.
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s.artipg The Mcuntain Mine

SIERRA CITY. Nov. S.-The long con-
templated starting of the Mountain mine
took place to-day The forty-stamp mill
and cable tramway worked to perfection.
This company has spared neither money
nor brains to make it a success, and should
the mine prove good it will give a great i'm
petus to other mining developments which
have long lain dormant for want of capital.
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High school Rovs, P.r.a..

The boys of the High School whose politi-
cal proclyities are Republican paraded the
streets last night to the number Of about
100 with drums, bugles. fsh-horns, rattles
and transparencies and they made the
welkin ring. They visited the various
newspaper offices. and at the business and
editorial rooms of The CALL gave loud
cheers, ending with their class-cry, which is
something more awful than the war-whoops
of band of Apache Indians.
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A Eou,h Con tingntal Expositiop.

SAN PAULo(BraziD. Nov S.-A few promi-
nent men here have decided to open South
Continental Exposition in this city. The
scheme will be under the favor of the Gov
eTnment and Public Banker Mayimbe, Presi-
dent of the committee, whose wealth guar
antees the success of the scheme. The Gov
ernment will invite the Southern republics
to participate. The Argentine Republic has
promised cO-onnratOn.
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HIGH JUMPING.
The Wor DIS Record fer Horses Again Lowered
at Chice,n

The Wor DIS Record fcr Horses Again L3wered
at CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. S-The American Horse
Show closed tonight before large audi
ence. The feature of the evening vas the
jumping contest between the Canadian
horse R0seberry and the American horse
Filemaker. The latter, in attempting
to make 6-foot 11-inch jump, fell and
seriously injured his rider, Potter. The
next attempt was at feet y inches.
world-beating record. made Thursday even
ing. ROseberry was ridden in excellent
form, and az the very first trial cleared the
pole. the horse barely grazing it with one of
his feet
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Nov. s.-The returns from
every town have now been received at the
Secretary OF States office. An official foot
ing gives Morris Dem.) popular majority of
81. This is on the face of the returns, and
makes no account of 136 Republican votes
thrown out in Bridgeport. or SO Prohibition
votes thrown out in one ward in Waterbury.
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Rnafen hv q Mnh

PARIS, Nov. S-A man and wife named
Ponsy with the assistance of their son, re-
Gently beat to death the lover of their daugh-
ter, whom they found in her room. A IL three
were acquitted at the Haute-Nienne AssiZes
As they were leaving the Courthouse they
were attacked by an angry crowd which at
tempted to lynch them. They were, how
ever, rescued by the police afler receiving
severe injuries
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Another Dwelling Burned.

GRASS VALLEY, Nov. s.-Last night the
dwelling-house occupied by William Harris
and owned by Kit Temby was destroyed by
fire. The house caught early in the night,
and it was supposed to have been put out.
but at o'clock this morning it started up
tion of the house. The loss is $500; in
SuraDce $1,000.
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Piracy at Tcuuuiu,

PARIS, Nov. s.-Le solei has adylees from
Tonquin stating that piracy is rampant
there and French outposts are being at
tackled constantly. The facts Of these acts
occurring have been kept secret, as it was
feared if publicity was given them the
loan to the Touquin protectorate would be
seriously inteTfered with.
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Park. when the horse fell while at full
speed near the second quarter-post throw
ing Carver, breaking his arm in two places,
striking his head and causing conclusion of
the brain. He is now lying at the point Of
death. The horses head struck a fence
post breaking down three panels Of the
fence and crushing its head. 1t may live.
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4 Mormon Mission.

MANCHESTER, Nov. S.-The movements
of Brigham Young Jr. are somewhat mys-
terious He is now working Lancashire
ground, and the other day pitched his tent
in ungodly Liverpool. There is very little
publicity given to the crusade of the Nor
mon missionaries, their work being, for
some reason or other, conducted quietly.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.


To-day will be gala day at the Haight-
street grounds. In the morning the Santa
Rosas ana Reports will compete, and in the
afternoon the Senators and Colonels will
play. The Sacramento team will be ac-
companied by the Capital City Brass Band
aud a party of five hundred excuISionsts.
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Two Men Drowned.

PORT TOWNSEND (Wash.) Nov. S.-While
mia skiff, in Port Discovery Bay. last ThIrs-
day. j. Carr and S. johnson. employed in the
mills at that place, were drowned. j.
OBrien, who was also in the boat at the
time, clung to the craft for three hours after
IL was overturned, but was rescued.
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sybil sanders,a's Triumph.

BRUSSELS, Nov. S.-Sybil Sanderson ap-
peared tonight in Massenet's "Mignon"
ht the Monnaie Iheater, and achieved
yeritable triumph. The Queen
and many membsrs of the court,
and the American Legation attended
and the house presented a brilliant appear-
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Lassen.

SUsANvILLE, Nov. 8.-Geary is about
sixty votes ahead in this county. The
Democrats elect their Superior Judge and
County Clerk and Coroner; all other county
officers are Republican. All the precincts
are in.
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Canrivi Hnnored.

ROME. Nov. S.-General Caprivi and Sig
nor CriSpi arrived at Monza this evening to
attend a dinner in honor Of the German
Chancellor. King Humbert welcomed
with General Caprivi for some time. handed
the Chancellor the Order of Annuncation.
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washington NotsA

WASHINGTON. Nov s. Congressman
Vandever of California is in this city and
called on President Harrison to-day.
Supervising Architect Windram says the
San Francisco public building site question
will be settled in a few DAYS now. Secre-
tary Window is anxious to dispose Of the
matter
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Evidences cf a WI eek.

HALIFAX, Nov. SIT is reported from
Summerside that several envelopes. bearing
Swedish postmarks and addressed to persons
ION the bark Falka," were picked up by
piot-boat at Fish Island. Other indications
also point to the'ioss OF large foreign bark
with all hands on board.
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Mining Tnwn on Fire

READING Penn.), Nov "a dispatch re-
ceiyed early this morning states that the
mining town of Trenton. Schuylkin County,
j, on fire, and it is feared half of the town
will burn
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Eg.c,a NJ The Elec,ion an Trade.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Special kilograms to
Bradstreets show about the usual check to
the iobbing trade throughout the country
owing to tile election and the attendant ex-
element as usual. though number of trade
centers report no apprecable interfereuce
with an active trade movement.
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Rutfa.

ORovILLE, Nov. S.-Thus far Blanchard
has received 2071 and Camin etti 1894. Four
small precincts are missing on the Congress
sional vote, but from the best information
obtainable they will increase Blanchard's
majority by five votes.
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Icwa.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-A dispatch from
Dubuque, Iowa, says: Henderson is elected
by 265 majority. The official count Monday
will not change this materially.
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A MCdus Vvenai.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The English and Portu-
guese Governments have agreed upon a
modus vivendi TO remain in force six
months pending negotiations between the
two Governments regarding the disputed
territory in Africa.
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ance. M assenet, who has just recovered
from an attack of illness, was in one of the
boxes, as was also Miss Adiny, the Ameri-
can prima donna, of the Paris opera. Miss
Sanderson, who was recalled several times,
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EarUed runs-StOcKtOhs 2, san FraHclscUS ..
Home runs-Hoiliday, Everett. Three-base hits
Ebright, Shea. Two-hase hits-Fudger, Hanley,
Stockweli, Fogarty, Isaacson. Sacrifice hits-Arm-
strong, Hoffman, Stevens 3. Ebrght. First base on
errors-Ssn Franefscos Z. Stocktons 2. First base
on--caifed baifs-San Franciscos 3. Stocktons z.
Left bases-San Franciscos g. Stocktons 2.
Struck out-By Lookabaugh 8, by Coughlin 2, by
Cahiil 4. First base hit by ptcher-Isaacson.
Double plays-Stevens to Ebrigbt, Fogarty to Ho-
day. Passed balls-Speer l. Wild pitches-Cahil
l. Time of game hours. Umpire-Charles Gagus.
Official scOrer-J w Stapleton.
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Bar Association Of Dragon.

PORTLAND (Oregon), Nov. s.-The organ
ization of the State Bar Association was
completed to-day, and C. A. Dolph of this
city was elected President. One Viee-Pres-
ident was elected from each of the seven
judicial districts of the State.
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Fina Rasideacs Ruruai

Los ANGELES, Nov. S.-The fine residence
of Frank Burdett, ten miles north from
here, was burned during the absence of the
family. 1t was total loss. The fire is sup
posed to have been incendiary. The cost of
the building was S12, Co.,
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YREKA, Nov. S.-Nothing definite can be
learned until Monday. Thirteen of the forty
precincts in the county give Geary So ma
jority. Complete returns will reduce this to
about 60.
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A Dwelline-Housa Burned.

ST. HELENA, Nov. S.-Dr. C. E. Davis
residence was destroyed By fire last night,
with all its contents. Loss $1,000 Davis is
an insurance agent, but had no insurance
on his property.
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5tCUNu COnETt IS .

Whole number of members 332. From Rhode ISL
and one is not elected. Apparent Democratic ma
jorty l49.
number of Alliance members indicated
in the list are counted for convenience with
the Democrats. In most instances the ALI
ance men are Democrats, but several we're
elected over both the Democrats and Re
pnblinanS
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Arkansas,

LITTLE Rock, Nov. S.-Almost complete
returns from the First District give Cate
6D.} s74 majority over Featherstone. IN the
Second District the official returns give
Brecknridge S95 majority over Langley.
Republican and Union Labor.
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Merced.
Amadnr

MERGED. Nov. S.-Fourteen precincts give
Caminetti 715 and Blanchard 5SS. Eight pre-
cincts are yet to hear from.
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The Chinese Must Go.

Aberdeen tWash.), Nov. S.-All of the
Chinese residing here, to the number of
about twenty, left Aberdeen to-day at the
request of committee Of citizens. There
was no trouble.
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WILMINGLC

WILMINGTON, Nov. 5-The official re-
turns declare the election of Robert J.
Reynolds (D.) Governor by 515 majority, and
of John w. Caus.y (D.) for Congress by 66S.
The Prohibition votes in the State number
151
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Prize. Fighters Punished.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 8.-Jem Smith, the En-
glish fighter. and Frank Slavin, the Aus
traiian pueilist, who. in December last
fought a prize-tight near Bruges, were each
sentenced to-day in default, to one month
i'm nri snnInRnt
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Trinity,

WEAvERvILLE, Nov. S.-The vote for
Congressman stands: Barham (R.) 4l2 aud
Geary D.l 3S4. Five precincts have yet to
be heard from.
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FOREIGN Shippinp Trade.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.-Corrected returns,
most of them official, give Merriam (R) q
plurality of 1872
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Accident While Racing.

LODI, Nov. S.-This morning Charles
Carver, aged 20 years, was riding n running
horse Tor ID. A. Miner at the Lodi Driving
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about all in. There are thirty-four precincts
vote up to date is Geary $40 and Barham
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El D,rado

PLACERvILLE, Nov s-The returns from
all the precincts of Ell Dorado County give
Caminetti, for Congress, 134l, and Blanch-
ard 1921.
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JACKSON, Nov. S.-Amador County COM
plete gives Caminetti 1913 and Blanchard
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Mann.

BRIDGEPORT, Nov. s.-The full returns
from Mono County give the following ma
jorities: Markham, 161; Bowers R.), for
Congress, 166; Walters (R), State Senator,
154; Hantwell Qt.), Assembly, 179. The fol-
Verden. Superior Judge; M. j. Cody. Sher-
iff John ID. Murphy, County Clerk, Auditor
and Recorder; John j. Welch, Assessor;
II. NJ. Eddy, District Attorney; d. NJ. Wal
tiers, Administrator ana Coroner; Miss Cor
nelia Richards, School Superintendent;
Joseph A. Brown, Treasurer, all of whom
are Republicans, except the Sheriff.
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J(fSHn Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses
Jyyzka!relieyed In one minute by the Cuticura
fkLkSAnti-Pain Plaster, the hrst and only
'VA pain-killing, strengthening plaster. Now.
instantaneous, infallfble.
au2S WeSaSu
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Heavy Sn w.2,orm

LINCOLN (Nebr.). Nov. S.-Reports from
the northwestern part Of the State tell of
heavy storm there. 1t has been showing
continuously for fourteen hours.
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Cuticura Remedies

Ringing words from grateful hearts tell the story
OF great physical suffering. OF mental anguish by
reason OF hum,iiatng designations and OF threat
ened dangers happily and speedily ended, by the
CurIcuRA REMEDIES, the greatest SKIN Cures.
Blood Purifiers, and Humor Remedies the world
has ever known. CUrICURA REsoLvENr, the new
blood and SIX in purifier and greatest OF humor
edies, cIeanses the blood OF all impurities and poi
sonous elements, and thus removes the CAUSE while
CuTIcURA, the great skin cure, and CUTIcURA Soar,
an exquisite skin beautier, clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair. Hence the CUrIcuRA RENE
DIES cure every species of agoniziug. humiliating
itching burning, scaly and pimpiy diseases OF the
skln scalp and blood. with loss of hair and all hui
whether simple, scrofulOaS or contagious, when the
best physicians and all other remedies fail crate
full testimonials prove these statements In every
particular.
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WILL DESERT CALIFORNIA.

Hearst Credited With Seeking Senatorial
Houors in Montana
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The Chicago
Posts Washington representative thinks
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Mer dociuo.

UKIAH, Nov. s.-The returns from this
county on Congressman are coming in very
slowly. but haSs for county officers m