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FARMERs' lTUTUAL RENgFIr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. ain
Indianathe Farmers Mutual Bene-
Mt Association is a factor new to
the politics Of the State and It's un.
certain strength makes Il impossible
to predict with any degree OF GER
tainty the result Of Tuesdays cleo
ton. II is generally conceded. how
ever, that the coming Legislature
viii be Democratic 6y a small
majority, and this viii insure the
reelection Of Senator Voorhees, as
his ewn successor ia the United
States sen1te.
No Governor is % be elected THE
fall in Indiana. but a Secretary Of
State, Auditor. Treasurer and other
minor State officials are to be chosen.
ana both parties claim the State
ticirar Tbs- Democrats ,,ein, tIsat
the Traditional ''OT year'J means
Democratic success, hut the Repuh-
licans rely greatly upOl the strength
Of the administration to carry their
State ticket 10 victory. AS no Gov
ernor Is to be elected, interest is
confined principally TO the
Congressional and Legislative con-
tests, which most vitality affect the
narty at large. In the Congressional
Eight the Republicans have derived
decided advantage In several districts
~ fortunate combinations with the
Farmers Alliance.
The new election law goes into
operation, and its effect on tlie result
no one can determiee. It ia prob
ably fair 10 say that the best indica-
ions point to continued Democratic
control Cf the Legislature, but a
,ain OF enc or two Congressman by
he Republicans.
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Mr.. FEank Huffman, n young
man Of Burlington, Ohio, states
that he had been under Che care OF
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-The State
grand jury Saturday handed in n
sweeping denunciatiOnof the whole
grand Jury system, and called for
It's abolition. The report declared
the gland jury a superfluOus al
Junct 10 criminal Jurisprudence, and
asserted that in most cases q him
ders and delays the administration
of Justice, while il affords the MEM
hers, when so inclined, an oppOrtu-
nifty 10 crafty malice or 10 blacken
the reputation 81 reputable men. 1t
goes on to say:
.'Ifw consider only the more obvious
objections 10 the system we ind;
"First-The evidence Il considers . en-
tIrcly eX pAric anc IT. sessions are secret.
both OF watch arc in violation OF the spirit
OF our Constitution and subyersive OF jus
tee.
"second-The methods Of criminal pro-
ccdure already throw around the criminal
too MANY safeguards. 50 many that II -
Practically irrDossfbie % rouvict any eN-
cept those who are vithort money or
whose crimes are 80 fragrant that convie-
iIon follows only IN Difference to public
sentiment
the present grand jury has spent nearly
three weeks in the consideration OF cases,
every one Of which could have been dis
posed Of by the criminal court more
promptly and economically aud with a
ereA or degree OF justice Persons have
been IN fail Tor three months awaiting our
action. who. bat for the grand Jury ~ stem
would have been set AZ liberty or promptly
The great expense Of Tie pres
ent system, IL not It's most serious feature,
bar u is worthy OF consideration. and IN
vcstlgatl0n vii shOw that Wasscful eN
D. Rfitures arc unavoidable under the Pres-
ent system,f
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shocking Train wrecks.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Nov. B.
Through the undue officiousness Of
q boy telegraph operator ut Rock
Cut, near here this afternoon, n
wreck was caused, resulting in the
death Of four trainmen and the in
jury Of a number Of other people.
Two coal trains were side-tracked at
Rock Cut. waiting for the New
York and Philadelphia express
from the south. Just as the head
light Of the express came into view
1t struck Operator Clarke that the
switch ahead Of the coal train was
not set for the main track. Imme-
diately he dashed out Of the station,
rushed to the switch snd threw 1t
over. He realized too late that he
had been mistaken Before be could
make a move 10 reset the switch the
express train rushed onto the siding
and crashed into the engine Of the
first coal train.
The fireman and engineered both
engines, James Doyle, NJ. Furand,
Michael Burke and jeremiah Lee,
wereeaughtin the wreckand ground
20 pieces.
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BANKS
THR STATE BIEK M TTIg
c@Fstal, = asoo.ooo H
DIR n CToaa,
SALT LAKE CITY.

WHfoED WOODRUFF, B.H. scHErrrEr
Asst. Cashier.
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poLITIcs N IOWA.

DIS MONIES, Nov. S.z-The pecu.
liar complications which enabIed
the democrats 70 elect a COY ernor in
Iowa last fall for the first tine in a
quarter Of a century makes this
State the object Of particular inter-
est at this time. The State officers
20 be elected are secretary of State,
treasurer, auditor, Judge Of the SUI
preme court and railroad commits.
sioner. Ordinarily the State Of Iowa
gives n plurality OF about 30,eee for
the republican ticket, 70 the repub-
licans have the greatest confidence
in their ability TO elect their State
ticket this fall. When there are SO
many candidates. State and Con-
greSslenal, in the field the full vote
may be expected.
The democrats. however. appear
by no means without hope OF re-
peating the victory Of last fall and
are straining every effort TO elect
their State ticket The Farmers
Alliance is not particularly strong
in Iowa, lat the prohibition question
i always q glowing issue.
The situation in Iowa may be
summarized by saying that the fight
which OyershadORs all else is the
struggle in the doubtful Con-
gressiOnal districts Of the State. So
many elements enter the contest
that the Oldest politicians are all at
sea.
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II has been discovered that an employee
OF the American watch Csc Company AZ
New YORK. who mixed the gold and alloy
for gold cases, has been stealing he gold
ard putting m alloy 20 make up Tor Il.
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THE CALIFORNIA FIaHr.

SAN Francisco Nov. 3.-The
people of California will vote to-
morrow for a State ticket, Congress
men and legislature. The latter
tody will have. the election Of q
successor to Senator Stanford. Be
sides the republican and democratic
ticket, the American and prohibit
ton parties have put a joint ticket
in the field and the united labor
party is also represented in the con-
test. The real contest, however,
will be between the republican and
democratic nominees. The chief
issue OF the campaign was n rednc-
ton OF State taxation, the republic
cans declaring in favor OF the maxi
mum rate OF fifty cents and the
democrats forty-five.
About two weeks ago, however,
the democrats brought another
;ssue into the campaign, producing
a letter purporfing TO have been
written by Markham, republican
candidate for governor, several
,-..ars 400. in which the writer used
expressions seeming 70 indicate his
preference for CHINESE over irlsn
isbor Afarkham's friends deny the
,-snnineness of the letter, but the
democrats insist that it is authentic.
THE controversy has now over
ebadowed other Issues The eiec-
tion. II is generally believed, viii be
a very close one.
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sIadstoue's Tour.

LONDON. Nov. 3. - Gladstone
started on his return from Scotland
today. At MontrOse a large num-
Der OF friends gave him an enthu-
siastic reception. The scene was
repeated at ATbroath. His Dundee
admirers presented a waiA.ng stick
and q luncheon basket, and a dele
CATION Of workingmen presented a
travelling rug. Gladstone delivered
n short speech, and referred TO the
speech by Lord Harrington ut a
liberal unpnist meeting at Edin-
burgh, Friday. Harrington, Glad
stone said, was evidently not well
satisfied with .he result Of the cleo
tlOns. The only doubt IN HsrtiDg-
toms mind was whether the time
had arrived TO surrender. The
liberal unionist party, Gladstone de-
clsFei. was broken down and its
fjliUwvfs dreadfoiIy broken up by
the results Of the recent bye-elec-
tons for members Of the House OF
Commons, which were most salts
factory TO the liberal party.
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The Wholesale Chicago dry goods house
Of Lebanon, Holt & Co. made a voluntary
assixnnent- TIE Assets are placed ~ 30
co, liabilities $4,000
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RAILROAD WREcKs CAUSED BY
AK oFFIcIoUs BOY.
The Missouri State Grand Jury De.
nOunces the Whole Grand
Jury System.
Nh. oLAosToHE's TOUR IN
SCOTLAND ENDS.
A Russian BIcyeIist's Feat.-That
L. p. Circular.-Brief
kilograms.
By Telegraph to M SEws.f
FINE ~ SAN Francisco.
Two rsSteIs harmed Exeii-
ing Scenes Witnessed.

Two rsSteIs Bnrned- some Exeii-
Ing Scenes Witnessed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-rbis
morning a fire was discovered under
the Burlington House, adjoining
the Grand Hotel. The flames spread
upward throughout the basement Of
the block bounded by Market, New
Montgomery, Stevenson ami See.
ond streets, then to the first floor,
on which were Offices, stores, and
the Board Of Trade rOoms. The
smoke in the meantime aroused the
inmates OF the Grand and Burling-
ton. The frightened guests rushed
to the sidewalks with what Talu-
ables they could carry. The fire
soon shot up through the freight
elevator in the rear Of the Grand.
At o O'Clock the roof Of the Burling-
ton fell in, carrying part Of that Of
the Grand. In a short time the
interior q the Burlington was
complete wreck, snd the front Of
the Grand on Market aud tbA east
ern end Was also a ruin. TIE west
ern end was saved.
The Grand Hotel was opened in
1870, and at that time was con-
,ideTed one OF the best in the
world. The total loss, including
stores, furniture and stock,
Il estimated at a million and half.
Is believed the fire was due to
combustion.
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Seattle. wash. Nov. 3-A Congressman
and legislature will lie elected t0t1orTOw.
There j. no apparent Dissatisfaction N the
republican ranks and they enPscs rePet-
ton Of their victory last
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Conxunpiion.

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Consumption. No ether disease
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Cough, which is neglected until
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TICKETS FOR laie Wasatch Binding 2ol Main
c. Y. RESSEGUIE, s. ". ECCLES,
Genl. Manager. Gen. Pass. Ag.
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AioSqASA,s DoISss.

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 3.-The
voters OF Montana tomorrow elect a
Congressman and eight State sena-
tors. The campaign has been hot
one and the regiftra.ion- is - per
cent hess than last year, which
makes an additional element of IN
certainty. Tine republicans and
democrats are both cOnfident OF
electing the Congressman. The real
contest is for control Of the State
Senate, that body now t'eirg & lie,
and the dlstrietA 70 be voted in to-
morrow Gre all close.
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RRIEF TELEGRAMS.

ParIs. Nov. 1-GeneraI Castelna, aide-de-
camp 20 Napoleon Ill. Is dead.
II believed that 10 coo coke workers At
scottdale. Pa, will quit work tomorrow
Washing Nov. 3.-The President left this
morning Tor Indianapolis and Will vote
Ihere tomomoW.
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CHICAGO, Nov. st was an
nouneed today that the circular
issued Saturday by the Union
Pacific excluding all lines except
the Northwestern from participate
ing In joint billing arrangements,
was a mistake. 1t was not the in
tention to discontinue prorating ar
engagements with any roads except
those competing with the North
western at Council Bluffs and
Omaha The only rupture is,
therefore, with the Burlington,
Rock Island and st. Paul roads.
Who is responsible for the blundeT
Is not stated.
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THE MICHIGAN CONTESTS.

DETROIT, Nov. Sin Michigan a
governor and = fall State ticket,
eleven Congressman and legisla-
ture are 20 be chosen ut tOmorrow's
election. Michigan is r State Of
fusion tickets, but this ear there
has been a departure from the usual
tactics and no less than four differ
ent State tickets are IN the field: Re
publican, democratic, industrial and
prohibition. The industrial party is
a combination Of what would be in
other States the Union, Labor and
farmers Alliance, but its iBdepen-
dent course in nominating State
ticket prevents il doing other than
reducing somewhat the vote OF the
two prominent parties. Consider
able interest centers in the Con-
gressional contests in the close dis
tricts.
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IL SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Nov. 3.-The
election in South Carolina will he
FOR a fun STATE ticket anu Congress
men, and interest arises from a split
IA the Democratic ranks, caused by
Tillman's nomination. The State
election hinges mainly on the OPP
position Of q faction OF Democrats
calling themselves .'Straighiouts'
To Tillmsn. the regular D~nancrsi
nominee for Governor. The Far
mers' Alliance was largely instru-
mental in securing Tillman's nomi-
nation. The Republicans will Largely
support Haskell, the anti-Tiliman
Democrat.
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VOL. XIII
RAILROADS.

At SALT LAKE CITY DAILY. a 70 lows
Going North
Atlantic Fat Mnii and Cache
valley Local. aI1a-
local ~ pre-a..-..--...-.--. .---..1-o1 pm.
Atlantic Exuress, Park City. Port
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Valley Local ..........- ........5.oO pm.
Pacific Express and Fact Mail....-.z.3o pm
ofnR south
Jusn Express Ironton Eureka. Provo.
Sephi. ard intermediate points. Z 0" an.
Milford Express ..-- ..-..A % PIN.
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Petitions from Great Britain for the par
ION OF BirclAll were read At ths depart
ueng Of N-st1re. Ottawa
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BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT ot
VICTORY. 81
AeAiniey's Friends Making a Des.
perate Effort in His Behalf
10 Ohio.
The BENNETT SCHOOL LAW IN
b WISCONSIN.
The Kansas Farmers Alliance Fight.
ing Against Senator Ingalls,
Nebraska and rsloia,
Telegraph to the NEWS F-s
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
The Election Contests in the vsri.
Gus States.

GUS states.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The cam.
paign has had very little OF the state
lssiie=. The election Of Congress
men mas made national issues an
important factor in all the speeches.
ferhaps the most interesting feature
o! tue campaign in Ohio is tlie can.
dluacy Of William MCKINLEY in
the sixteenth district LAST wear
the counties in his district gave a
democratic majority Of 3O1O. vet a
noet earnest effort has been made
oy the republicans to elect McKtn.
ley, partly on account of his value
TO the party in Congress and PARTLY
as vlndicatiOn OF his policy on the
tariff Law. Equally earnest efforts
nave been maize TO elect his opDo-
nent, Judge Warwick, 70 show that
the people do not approve the Me-
hlniey bill. The news from the
sixteenth district will be anxiously
awaited tonSrrow night.
Another interesting feature is the
effort OF eX-G0ve.nor Charles Foster
IN the Eighth district to overcome a
Democratic oIajority Of 1900. The
elect Of the extra session of the
upon the election has
generally been regarded rs favorable
10 the Republicans, inasmuch as il
developed divisions among the
Democrats and resulted in Cincin-
natl in putting a number Of Demo-
Gratis cut Of Office.
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Ba5yldnd for November, published
by ID. Lothrop & Co, Of Boston. is
full @. good things for the little
folks. The Illustrations leave moth
ing to be desired.
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smnIIpox Amonx The Emixrants.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The steamer
Rel1-drix arrived this morning,
having over 1000 emigrants. mostly
italians from Mediterranean ports
The captain stated there was small
pox among the passengers The
health officers took charge OF the
siek passengers and quarantined
them and disinfected the steamer.
The BelgTorid came 10 dock this
afternoon. The report that she had
smallpox on board proved untrue.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The
most active campaign in Pennsyl-
vania for years ended tonight. A
most thorough canvass Of the State
was made by the two leading
parties. The Prohibition and Labor
parties both have full State tickets
in the field, but neither has shown
much activity in the campaign. In
lSS2, Pattison, the present Demo
cratic candidate, was elected Gov
ernor through q split in the Repub-
lican party, an Independent candi-
date having been placed in the field.
The Legislature TO be chosen to
morrow viii elect a successor TO
Senator Cameron, and the State
Senators elected tomorrow all have
a vote for the successor Of Senator
Quay in 1893.
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wIscoNsIN,sPARTY.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-The Ben
nett compulsory school law is the
issue which overshadows all others
in the election tomorrow in Wiscon-
sin, where full tickets to be elected.
The unexpected election Of Mayor
Peck in the republican city OF Mil
vaukee by the aid Of the sectarian
opponents OF the Bennett law forced
him TO the front last spring, and he
was only a few weeks Afterwards
nominated by the democrats for the
governorship. His republican op-
ponent IS Governor Hoard, the pres
emit governor, who was re-nominaled
by reclamation by the republicans,
and who has boldly taken posi-
ton with his party that the Ben
nett law is sound and must re-
main upon the statute book. BY
pledging themselves to its modi-
fication or repeal, the democrats
hope to secure considerable support
from the Lutherans and other
sectarisn societies for their ticket.
The only questionis as TO tina extent
of this support. The republicans
are confident that they viii gain
from the democratic ranks a suifi-
cient number Of voters who favor
the law TO more than Offset the sec
tartan vote.
In the Congressional contests
alone has the tariff question been
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a Fortunate ana Grateful woman.

Mrs. !. II. Giles, OF Everett, Pa,
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The Irl.h ue,,fer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Irish
leaders refused to show themselves
to all callers this morning. They
will hold reception this afternoon.
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OGDEN COLLEGE,
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RIO GRAKDE WESTERN RY.
CUREENr TIVE TIME. AUG. q. 1sao.

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE & OGDEN.
Leave salt LAKE so an. and 40 pm and
- pm.
Returning, arrive salt Lake at i0.45 an.
and I2.f0 aud SIS pm.
Train arrives from Wasatch on Saturdays
Pullman palace ard bIdett sleeping cars
on AL through lraIns.
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Gsacrai Mzns=er Cen FrtE Pass.Azt.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BOSTON, Nov. s.-rhe election in
Massachusetts, tomorrow is for State
oiiicers, congressman and legisla.
ture. The republicans, democrat.
and prohibitionists have tickets In
toe field. The union labor party
failed TO file their nominations In
season TO secure a place Ia the orr
cial ballot. The State also votes ON
two amendments TO the constitution.
one TO prevent Acknowledgement OF
voters because Of change Of resi-
dence within the commonwealth,
and another providing that no
person who has performed honorable
service in his c8untry's defense
shall be disqualified from voting on
account OF receiving or having re-
eeived aid from any city or town, or
because Of non payment Of poll-tax.
More than the usual doubt is felt
the result.