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Lord Chief usticc CoIeridge Very Ill.

LONDON, Nov. 6-Much excitement was
created in the high court of Justice to-day
by the sudden illness of Lord Coleridge,
lord chief justice of England. His lord
ship had heard a case in his private room
and though he complained of feeling i'll
during the hearing was able to give a de-
clslon IN the matter. Directly afterwards
he was seized with an appoplectic or para
ilytlc stroke. The nearest doctor was
hastily summoned and his lordship placed
upon an improvised couch in the ante
room. Other doctors were summoned and
are now in attendance upon him. The
doctors say mis- condition is critical This
afternoon his lordship was taken home
He is suffering from severe attack of
gaStritis
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6.-Complete re-
turns received this evening from more than
one-half the precincts in California, outside
OF San Francisco, and from about two.
thirds of the precincts of this CITY. give
Msrkham, Republican. for governor more
than ten thousand plurality over Pond.
Democrat, and also show the Republicans
carried the entire state ticket by gen
orally similar plurality. The entire Re-
publican ticket in this CITY, with the ex-
ception of one minor Office is undoubtedly
elected. There seems to be no doubt the
Republicans have elected five out of six
congressman in the state and the indica-
1lons are that the entire Congressional
delegation will be Republican.
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A DAUGHTERS DISGRACE.
1t Drives Her Mother to Madness and She Dies
in Agony and Despair.

HI aSohy dAG Despair.
Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-1n the midst of the
dreary country near Liberty, N. Y. is a
small farming settlement called Halls
Mills, founded more than hundred wears
ago lives. Levi Hall. one of two brothers
For eight years he mas been HELPLESS and
unable to move either his legs or arms
Before the hand Of Providence was TINS
heavily laid upon him his wife died. leav-
ing MIN with two girl babies TO take care
OF: After year or two he married again
his second wife was a Mrs. Hill. Mrs
Hlll mad two children by her first husband.
The girl Matilda lived with her stepfather
ten years and then went to take care of
her grandparents, the Rev. David Leroy
ana MS wife. Her education was carefully
attended to and lent additional grace to the
beauty she inherited from her mother.
Late IN the month of February last she
LETT her home near Rhinebeck and went TO
visit her fathers sister, Mrs. Matthew
Olger, OF Kingston. When the girl left
the Olgers she was changed girl. She
mad formerly been of happy disposition.
NOW she was always sad, and her grand
grew thin and wan, and the light faded
from her eyes. When She re-
turned to her mothers, the latter
wondered at her changed appearance.
The girls eyes dropped, a, red flush flew
over her face and the not tears came thicl.
and FIST. She understood the lool, in her
mothers face. "Oh, motherl mother .,
she said, sit is true, L have disgraced Won
am ruined forever" Mrs. Hall turned
and left her daughter without word
She walked into the next room and pres.
emily there was scream and fall. When
the mother recovered consciousness her
mind had gone. She raved wildly of her
daughters disgrace, and wanted to xiii
herself. The Rev. Mr. Hall called his stem
daughter to his bedside and quertioned her
closely. For the first time the girl told
her shameful story
The house of the Halls was now In ruin
indeed. Mr.. Hall helpless invalid. and
his wife raving maniac, possess d with
the one idea of taking her own life. his
daughter ruined in honor. Saturday after
noon she called her stepsster, Eulalie. to
her bedside. II am suffering terribly.n
she said, and was almost Immediately
twisting and writing in violent convui
sions. Sunday morning she stretched her
self out, breathed one last long breath.
turned her head and was dead. Her
mother fell fainting across her corpse.
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Mckinley Comedies His Defeat

CANTON, Ohio, Nov 6.-McKinley said
thls afternoon to an Associated Press re-
porter that while conceding his probable
defeat by small majority, he is greatly
satisfied with the result. He said the issue
was between protective tariff and tariff
Tor revenue only, clear and distinct, and
nothing else entered into the canvass. His
Dill was the center of assault. The result
ne regards as signal victory. The major
ity was over twenty nine hundred DEM
cratic in this district last year. and if was
reduced to about two hundred this wear
He carried his own ward and citv and
county by large maiorities, showing unpre.
cedented gains.
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TrOuD'S Book.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Troup's book adds lit
tie to the interview already published.
Troup credits Stanley with preconceiyed
idea of the causes of the disaster to the
rear guard, and with the rejection as un-
true of any statements falling to fit that
idea. He eularges upon the difficulty
of the young and inexperienced officer
Bartellot in dealing with the wilv
Tippu lib, whom Stanley himself
was hardly able to manage, in addition to
keeping control over his camp of natives
Troup quotes letters from Stanley to Bart.
telot, in which Stanley expressed distrnst
OF Tippu lib. Troup says that after seven
and half months had passed Barttelot and
section OF the expedition were willing to
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 6,-Maiden two-year
Odds, four and half furlongs-Vort won
Silver Light second, Clark third Times
Twe-year-olds and upward, seven fur
longs-Consignee won, Amos A. second
Remine third. Time-1:29
Three-year olds and upward, mile and {
characterization G. won, Blarney Stone
jr. second, j. T. third. T1me-1 49,.
Two year-olds, tive-eighths of mile
Welcome won, Lucille Mannette second
Hart Wallace third. Time-1 :164.
Three-year olds and upward, five fur
longs Barnett won, Tom Karl secon d
John Adams third. Time :0s1I.
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Michigan.

DETROIT, Nov. cit is thought the whole
Democratic state ticket is elected by six to
fifteen thousand plurality. The legislature
is also Democratic on fusion vote with
the Patrons of Industry who holds the
balance of power. The First, Second,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Tenth
congressional districts are Democratic:
the Third, Fourth, Ninth and Eleventh Re-
publican. The vote in the Eighth is very
close but present returns give it to the
Democrats.
The Third, Fourth and Eleventh con-
gresslonal districts return Republican
congressman The Eighth and Ninth are
still in doubt The other six go Demo
cratic
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Cook County Returns.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Republicans car
rled Cook county, in which Chicago is To-
Gated, for the head OF their ticket. With
all the precincts heard from (unoficiaHy).
the figures give Gilbert, Republican. for
sheriff, S24 plurality over Lawler, Demo
craft. Kern, Democratic candidate for
county treasurer, is victorious, however.
by 1865 plurality. Kern is German and
made gains in the districts where the Luth-
eran vote is strong.
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New HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 6.-The Republi-
cans concede the election of Daniel, Demo
crat, in the Second congressional district
This gives the Democrats the two Con.
gressmen from this state. Both parties
claim the legislature. Returns from all but
few small towns give Tuttle, Republican.
for governor. 40,56S; Amsdem, Democrat
O,O0o; Fletcher, Prohibitionist, 1,272. The
Republicans claim 10 to 20 majority in the
house and the Democrats claim 2 to l6.
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Armenian ConsnIracies

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. Cit has been
discovered that revolutionary proclama-
ton is in circulation among the Armenians
IN Turkey. The Parte has issued an order
Ioroidlng any meetings by the Armenians,
neither will any sitting of the national as.
sembly be allowed. Many Armenians have
peen arrested, including Urpiarian, mem
Der OF the national assembly aad the editor
of the Aregetb.
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The Legislgtpre Agoiny, Inoo,s

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-An estimate of
the result of the election in Kansas, gives
the following: Democrats 90. Of rs Re
publicans about 10 senators pledged them
selves to vote according to the will of the
people OF their districts as expressed in
lne vote Tor represent atives. Nine of these
ulstrlcts returned Alliance men. To secure
re.election ingalls, must control more
votes. The legislature is now apparently
against him by 10 votes at least and posi-
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Washington Races.

JENNINGS, d. c., Nov. 6.-Five and q
half furlongs-Cold Stream won, Roster
second, Kaneville third. Time-1 :O9.
Six furlongs-Paln Killer won, Tanner
second, Mabel third. Time is.
Five furlongs-Kitty T. won, Helen
Rose second Willard third. Time-1 orr.
Mile-Iceberg won, Ofalce second.
Golden Reel third. Time :43%.
Mile and three furlongs over five hurdles
-Longshot won, Zanzibar second, Grew
Down third. Time-2:37
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Reverend sleigh Arrested.

OMAHA, Nov. 6.-[Special telegram to
THE HERALD detective Malone to-day
arrested Rev. Henry Sleigh and Mrs. Alice
Boughman who have been visiting here as
man and wife. The reverend gentleman is
wanted in Baltimore, from which place he
Is SAID to have eloped with Mrs. Bough-
man about year ago. Sleigh is married
man, Mrs. Boughman is a widow about
thirty years old and handsome.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. eighty four counties
OF the state, including Cook, out of total
of 1O2, give Amberg, Republican, for state
treasurer, plurality OF ISL over Wilson.
Democrat. Raab, Democrat, for state
superintendent of public instruction, has a
plurality of 3l,72S over Edwards. Repub-
lican. Raab carried the election by heavy
majority not only in Cook county, in which
Chicago is situated but he also had a long
lead throughout the state generally. Har,
rlson's majority in the state in 1883 was
% 0O0
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Colorado Returns.

DENVER, Nov. 6.-Unoffieal returns from
the state give the following majorities
Townsend, Republican, 6,3S5, and Routt.
Republican, 3644. The Republicans will
with the exception of the treasurer and en-.
perintendent of public instruction, and at.
torney general. The legislature on Joint
ballot viii stand: Republicans, 40: Demo
Gratis, 26, Democratic gain of IA. This in
sures the reelection of Teller to the United
States Senate.
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Connecticut ELECTS Morpo

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 6.-The Courant,,
revised figures indicate the Connection,
legislature will stand: Senate, Republi.
cans, 17o Democrats: house Republican,
l33, Democrats 1f9, Republican maioritv
on joint ballot of 4. The state vote at the
present time shows: Merriam, Republican.
,967; Morse, Democrat 67,663; Augur'
Prohloltlonist, 3,459, scattering PSI. Morse
lacks 81 OF majority. In this calculation
fourteen towns are unofficial.
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Iowa.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 6.-Nearly complete
unofficial returns on the secretary of state,
with few counties partly estimated, show
Mcfarland, Republican, plurality 2,1S3.
The remainder OF the state ticket is nroh.
ably divided. The latest congressional re-
turns elect Henderson, Republican. in the
Third district and Flick in the Eighth.
The state delegation to Congress will stand
Republicans 5 Democrats
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The Sugar Trust.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-Papers in the sugar
trust case were handed to Judge Pratt this
afternoon, but no information can be
given out this afternoon. Counsel for the
Sugar trust says the receivers will have
the custody only of stock in the different
corporations in the trust, and will have no
jurisdiction over the refneries Or operation
of them. The present trustees of the GER
tificates will hold the title to the stock of
these corporations as heretofore.
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The Situation in Kansas UncIapoad

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 6.-Returns received
from Kansas today, do not changed the
situation materially. The only positive
change is the certain election of Frederick.
Republican, over Moonlight Democrat,
in the First congressional district. The
state ticket is still in doubt with the
chances fayoring the Farmers alliance.
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try to advance, but the remainder. in
Guiding himself, dissented because Stan
ley had impressed upon them the i'm
portance OF preserving the stores.
He repeats that Barttelot had ample warn
lngs OF the danger he incurred in ventur-
ing out. Lieutenant Troup is inclined to
aequit Tippu lib of the charge of treach-
cry, and thinks the latter met with consid-
cradle difficulty in collecting porters. The
book consists largely of. .interesting details
OF the experiences of the rear column and
troops correspondence with Stanley since
the return of the expedition
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Dana Assaulting Cleveland Again,

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner D,sna+o,
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Charles r. Dana is
again at the helm of the SUMS editorial
columns. This Thursday mornings
paper, has an editorial headed "The CoTvo,.d
IN the Fight" 1t refers to ex-President
took no prominent part in the reccnt caro
paign the ballot which he voted Tnesdor
may have been an Democratic one
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Attempt to Assassinate an Oxford Master,

LONDON, Nov ga sensation was caused
by an attempt made to-day upon the life of
DR.. Bright, master of University college of
Oxford. The would-be assassin was q
woman. She fired two shots from a re-
volver at the doctor, one of the bullets
penetrating his side. The woman escaped
and is not yet apprehended. Her identity
is not known
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Killed Her Own Child

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Barbara Lam
precht thirty-one years old, this morning
killed her daughter Mary, six years, this
morning by cutting her throat with razor.
She then attempted suicide by cutting her
own throat. Mrs. Lamprect also attempted
10 Kill her sixmonths old BABY, but only
succeeded in wounding the child slightly
ABOUT the throat. The murderess' condi-
!lou IS critical. The woman is temporarily
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Quay's Explanation of the Defeat

PITTsBURe, New. 6.-Senator Quay passed
through this city last night on his way to
Florida. In reply to the query, ITO what
do you attribute the result of the electionl,,
he said: ITO lack of votes 1t looks to me
as though the best thing to do Just now is
to work. The returns indicate that the
farmers and laboring men had done the
business for US in this state,
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To Gust Foreign Priests in Mexico.

LSpecialto THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Disnatcb
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 6.-Deputy Juana
Mateos will present in the chamber of
deputies today bill which, if made law.
VIII cause three-fourtns of the clergy to
leave Mexico. Nearly all existing Catholic
churches in Mexico belong to the govern
ment and the bill will propose that only
native priests be allowed to occupy puIpits.
Nearl y three-fourths of the priests are
Spanlards. a most exciting debate is pre-
dictad
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Humphrey EIectad.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 6.-Chairman Buch-
anan, OF the Kansas Republican state
centralocommittee biographies the Asso-
GATED Press that Humphrey, Republican,
IS elected governor. All but eiebteen
counties give him a plurality of 1859.
These eighteen counties have a total vote
OF only $4,000 and they may be counted
upon to incr ease his plurality, Buchanan
asserts. OIL
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Iowa.

Dies MONIES, Nov. 6.-Complete unofficial
returns from seventy four counties give
McFarlan, Republican, for secretary of
state, I46,607; Chamberlain, Democrat
lag, l52, gain of Z, 7S3 over last years vote
The twenty five counties unreported gave
Hutchinson, Republican, for governor. 655
plurality in 1889. This indicates the cleo.
ton OF Mcfarland by 5000 plurality. The
remainder OF the Republican state ticket
by pluralities is somewhat smaller.
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General Palmer Interyiewed

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. General
Palmer this evening received a telegram
from Carthage, saying Edwards and
Myers, two Democrats, are shown by the
official count TO be elected to the legisIa-
ture. General Palmer, on reading the
dispatch, said: This makes lob Demo
Gratis on Joint ballot, majority of one.
The lob, the general explained, included
the Farmers Mutual Benefit association
men, NIL three of whom, he exclaimed,
were Pledged to his support on the ballots
for United State Senator.
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A Duel on Account of Bernhardt.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-Maurice Bernhardt, son
of Sarah Bernhardt. has challenged M.
Mourey, dramatic critic, to fight a duel.
The challenge has been accepted and the
duel will take place tomorrow. The affair
is the result of Mourey's comments upon
Sarah Bernhardt's performance in ssCieo-
notro
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PpnnGvluan;a

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Alexander K.
Craig. Democrat, is elected to Congress
from the Twenty-fourth district. defeating
AnoreW j.. Stewart over one thousand
votes. This district in 1888 pave Paw Re-
publican, 4,S3S majority. Complete fiepres
are now received from every district in the
ssate. The new delegation will stand n
cratic gain of 4.
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A Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ga fire tonight
destroyed the cooper shop of the Philadel-
phia Cooperage company on Otsego street,
the soap factory and shoe mill of P. c..
Tomson on Wannon street and large stor-
age warehouse owned by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company. Loss. s1S5, 600, covered
by insurance
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Bynum a Candidate for Speaker.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s. Congressman
Bynum in an interview tonight announced
his candidacy for the spsakership of the
next House. His majority is $500 the
largest he ever received and nearly three
times as large as his majority two wears
ago. He thinks the prophebicy of putting
northern and western man in the chair
will be recognized by majority of the
Democrats and that his chances are excel
LIANT SASSi
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Governor Thayer Pardons Pollen.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. Especial telegram
To TIE HERALD. This morning Governor
Thayer issued pardon for John Pollen,
under life sentence in the penitentiary for
the killing of F. G. Mettier, the seducer of
his wife The governor said: SIN my
judgment Pollen has suffered sufficient pun
ishment. The killing was under the most
aggravating circumstances and it is al
together probable that most men would
have done as he did.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The police pro-
lection at all the imperial palaces is in
creased. No loiterers are permitted IN the
vicinity OF Anitchkoff, the winter palace.
The railway stands between st. Peters
burg and Gatschina are double guarded
and mlnutely examination made of every
route traversed by the Car.
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Failure Of W. 6. Bell & Co.

BosToN, Nov. CIV. G. Bell g. Co.,
Providence, have failed. Liabilities heavy.
although no definite figures can be given.
yet it is believed the FIRMS liabilities will
be near $4,000. The only other firm known
10 De aHected by the failure is Frederic d.
Maynard q Co.. coffee, teas and spices
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An Independent Estimate of the Next aouse.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Daily Ne,cs, indie
pendent, makes forecast of the makeup
OF the fifty third Congress, counting the
Farmers alliance men with the Democrats.
II SHOWS total OF 80 Republicans and 233
De 5II a Democratic majority of 49,
Inc tribune, Republican, finds the result
IN the state legislature on Joint ballot will
pc: Republicans, II; Democrats, 100; ALI
ance 3 '
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Highest Degree Mason in the World Dead.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. g. Hiram Bassett.
past grand master of the Masons, and con-
sidered the Mason OF the highest degree in
the world, died at Millersburg, Kentucky.
to-day of paralysis at the age of 10. ne
has taken every degree known to the
order
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Returns from
half the townships in the state show an
average Democratic gain of 20 (g. This
Will make the state Democratic. Demo-
Gratis elect eleven out of thirteen Congress-
men. The legislature is Democratic on
joint ballot by Is. '''-0
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The Czarowiteh in Vienna.

VIENNA, Nov. 6.-The Czarowitch ar
rived to-day on his way to Trieste. He
was met at the station by the Emperor and
several arch dukes. The greeting was of
the most cardial nature.
A grand banquet was given the Czaro
Vltch this evening and he afterward at
fenced the theatre with the Emperor, leav-
ing late in the evening for Tries te.
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BOYD Elected in Nehrasha

OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Boyd, Democrat is
elected governor by four thousand to five
thousand. Most of the Republican state
ticket below governor is elected. The
Farmers Alliance have the legislature
two Congressman and most of the county
officers. NN0S
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cry by an incendiary. The brewery and
a nan dozen other buildings were soon
burning. The fire was momentarily catching
on the roofs and porches of other houses a
DOCK distant The citizens fought the
names and fire train arrived from Sum
mt, put their efforts were of no avail.
East Main street was soon in ashes, and
an frame buildings On Front street burn
ing: Near ~ forty buildings, including the
entire business portion of the town had
peen destroyed by 2 O'Clock this morning,
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Regent of Lnxemhern

LUxENBERG, Nov. 6.-The Duke of Mas
sau to-day took the oath as regent of the
Duky OF Gutenberg. He expressed the
nope that the King of Holland, who is
dc Jure grand duke of Nuremberg, would
recover from the illness from which he is
suffering. ~ -
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Artisans Loan Association Receiver.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 6.-Judge Gibson ap-
pointed receiver for the Artisans Mutual
Building and Loan association this morn
ing; The association was incorporated in
1883 with 81 100000 capital stock The last
statement showed assets of S25, 00O An ex-
animation OF the books to-day shows the
assets to be $4,000, mostly in notes