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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
KILOGRAMS.
NEWS IN BKIE

FIFTEEN poorhouse and insane asylum
boodlers were indicted in Chicago.
The cIearings Of ChicaQo's banks tol
the past week were $50 692, l67.
A MOVEMENT is on foot to restore thu
old battements and round tower at For
Smelling
Tar sentiment in favor of internationa
bimetaIism buds sair to prevail among thu
European cabinets.
A MAN was found 10 have been buried
alive at Erie, Pa. His coffin was opened
and horrible spectacle was presented.
MILITARY men met in Chicago and dis
cussed the proposed national encampmen
of regulars and militia at the worlds fair
b. ?. HUTCHINSON, the great grain
operator has bought u membership
in the New York produce exchange a
5000.
CHARLES Il. RLAECHETTE, the theatrl'
cal manager who managed Buffalo BIZ
show abroad, has been placed in
New York insane asylum. Oy3rwork is The
cause.
THE University of Chicago purchased
$50 ,009 volumes of a Berlin dealer. In
clnde1 in the collection are manuscripts Of
great historic value.
A NEWLY arrived German Girl in New
York married her brother under very
peculiar circumstances.
THOMAS PbATT Of New York is accused
Of having offered a congressman ", OO0 tt
vote against New York as the place OF the
world fair.
SITTING Bulls cabin, near Mandan
N. D., has been purchased for III 900,
two. yearoId steer and two dress patterns
by parties who intend TO exhibit them al
The worlds fair.
TnE Henry G. Allen company, dealers
in SUBSCRIPTION books in New York has
asked its creditors for an exten
sion. The liabilities are said TO be about
$l30 600.
DANIEL DARE and wife, of Kalamazoo
Mich, attempted to cure by faith two chill
dren i'll of the scarlet fever One of then
is dead.
RuEYARD KIpMNd has arrived in New
York to seek redress from numerous pub
fishers who, it is alleged, have ''pirated
number of his stories.
THERE il rumor that the duty on corr
will ut once be removed by the Mexican
government owing TO the shortness OF
crops and the famine prevailing IN several
states.
GENERAL FREDEnIcK DUBOIS, u. S. A..
who died recently ut Wilmington, Del
bequethcd 100000 worth of New YorE
real estate to Bertha Ricci, the prima
donna, as II token Of appreciation for hen
kindness to his daughter, follow pupil Of
NJ ss Ricci in Paris, during an illness that
proved fatal,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06

elected governor over Wheeler by re-
duced plurality. The vote will be very
close and the democratic plurality is not
likely to exceed $500.
Both Committees Claim Victory.
Both committees claim the election of
governor. The chairman OF the republic
can committee said The returns are
very incomplete, but a careful estimate puts
Wheeler's plurality at $500 to 5000. |
believe the latter precincts will show a
greater republican gain, as they will form
the country districts.
Chairman Fuller, democrat, said; II
claim the state by the same plurality as
two years ago, $500 | have nothing
definite upon which to base an estimate
for the rest of the ticket and the legisla.
ture."
At as the republican committee closed
its headquarters and went home Re-
ports received at the democratic head
quarters continue to show democratic
gains indicating that Boies' majority is
about 5000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06

give Flower 81 ,l04; FasSett 80 52l. The
same in 1888 gave Hill "a 1856, Miller
40, 963.
One thousand and eighty four
outside districts out of total
of 1858 give Flower 122 234,
Fassett. 1913 IT'S. The same in 1888 gave
Hill 1873 els; Miller 1861, The dis
tricts not yet heard from in 1888 gave Hill
266, 463; Miller 218,58
,6l9 districts outside Of the
city give Flower III ,686; Fassett 100, 900.
The same in 1893 gave Hill 1877 824, and
Miller 242, 279. The l ,734 outside districts
not yet heard from in 1888 gave Miller
plurality of 1861 In case Fassett
should have the same plurality, his total
outside plurality will be 81, 975. Flower S
plurality in New York city and Kings
county being IA 300, his plurality in the
state would thus be about AZ, 300
The senate "A Tie.
The ASS )ciated press returns up TO 3:15
indicate that the New York senate is as
follows: Democrats Is, republicans l6.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
EISRASK A.
A Slow Contest.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov Sin spite of the
fact of very light vote the election has
been most hotIy contested in Nebraska.
The light vote was due partly to toe Aus
traian ballot system. This proved cum
bersome, especially in Omaha, where there
were ll9 candidates to be voted for on the
$ ate, county and city tickets. 1t required
10 10 25 minutes for voters to properly
mark the ballots. As "a consequence
many deserted the polling places after
remaining in line an hour. The
democrats having no state ticket was
another cause for the light voting, large
number of that party refusing to vote for
either the republican or Independent peo-
PIES candidates A large part of the
shrinkage comes from the farmers al
lance, which has lost much of its strength
through failure to keep up an orgdnlza-
tlon, the farmers being busy and prosper
porous In most large cities and towns,
including Omaha there were factional
fights, and the result IS that there has
been hardly straight ticket voted, In
this city the religious qups ion PLAYED
prominent part The American Protec-
tive association. am Anti. Catholic society,
has a large membership and the fight vas
between it and the Catholics. At p m.
not single precinct in the city or state is
complete. OF the IS precincts in Omaha
not over % will finish a count before 3
a. N.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06

Peter H. Johnson, the Gaybead Indian
was on Saturday sentenced to seven years
in state prison
LEE GREEN, a negro who murdered a
family at Texas, was taken from Jail by a
mob and burned to a stake.
The wife Of Alexander Campbell COM
mitted suicide by cutting her throat with
a razor at Battle Creek, Mich.
WILLIAM s. MuNsoN, assistant secre-
tary of the Fulton building association of
Cincinnati, is a defaulter in the suu4 of
$4,000.
RALPH CUNNINaHAM, son of Secretary
Fosters business partner at Fostoria,
Ohio, attempted suicide Tuesday by throw
ing himself into furnace. He will die.
NEGRO named Snowden was arrested
in West monroe, Ii, Tuesday, charged
with burning the residence Of Squire
Emery, in Lincoln Parish, Sunday night
while the family was asleep. The inmates
had narrow escape from cremation.
Wednesday the negro was taken from a
tram near Choudrant Station and hanged
to a limb of q tree
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
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NEW YORK.


New YoRK, Nov Selection in New
York state tod " was for governor, lieut..
governor, secretary of state, comptroller,
treasurer, attorney general, eng neer,
four congressman to fill vacancies caused
by three designations and one death, eight
justices of the supreme court full senate
of 81 member and full assembly of
ll8 members The present state
officers are are democrats. The congressman
last elected in districts where elections
occurred today were: Democrats, 3; re-
pubIicans, |. The senate consisted of 10
republicans and Is democrats; the last as
sembly of GO demo rats and 60 repubi
cans. New York city also voted for local
judges, coroners and aldermen, Brooklyn
for mayor and other city officers. A com-
parison will be made with the vote for
governor in 1898, The weather was good
II over the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06

Uncle Sam has 900 600 French Cana
dams. Washington, d. G., has l8l
churches. In thirty-three years S3o, 700,
900 has been expended on London's drain
age system. There is only one sudden
death among women TO eight among men.
Waves exert force of one ton per
square inch when they are only twenty
feet high. At Cassis, France, granite
blocks of Is cubic meters have been moved
by wave force. A temperature OF go
degrees below zero has been produced by
bath Of carbon bisulphide and
iauid nitrous. OF the 1913 students Mt
Boston university, 256 ARE women. Lord
Salisbury has made tweniy-one new peers
since he has been in office, besides raising
the rank Of several moro. An American
contractor ~ to build railroad from the
Amazon to The Madeira connecting Brazil
with Bolivia A cluster Of dates weighing
eighteen lbs. and comprising 900 dates,
ID on exhibition ut Phoenix, Arizona, near
which place they were grown. Immense
nocks of crows have extcrmlnat,d
the grass hopper pest in some parts OF
California. A French electrician has got
ten up n device by which he san send 1870
typewriter words per minute over u
single wire. The British Museum il
gathering 8lupeno0us collection of
newspapers. Editions for one single
year comprise 10, 1893 numbers. The
damp weather of Lancaster, Kan, caused
package of 5000 postage stamps to
become glued together in Il
solid block mnking it necessary
to return them TO Washington. by the
use Of the cnmcrn, with powerful tele'
scopes new and very large crater has
been shown upon the moons surface,
Among 1900 inhabitants of OntcnuRon,
Mich, There IL not family named Smith,
Brown or Jones The longest horse.car
line in the world il that connecting the
City of Mexico with lulnpa -seyenty-two
miles, The trip il male in eight hours.
Clear summer sunlight IL said to pepe.
rate the Mediterranean sea TO a depth of
200 feet; winter sunlight to only 600
(oat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
OH 10,
Ticket and w Gather.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The election in
Ohio was for governor, lieutenant COVER
nor, auditor, state treasurer, attorney gen
eral Judge of the supreme court, member
of the board of public works. state school
commissioner and dairy and food commits
sioner, also for members of the general as
sembly Senate, 30, house of repre-
sentatives, l07). Four tickets, re-
publican, democratic, prohibition and
peoples were In the field. The
composition of the last general assembly
was: Senate, republican 81, democrat
10; house of representatives, republican
sd, democrat co. The comparison of
returns will be with the vote for Ryan, re-
publican secretary of state elected last
year. This was an ideal election day, the
sky being overcast. but too cold for rain.
The returns will be compared with the
vote for secretary of state in 1890. when
RYAN (rep) had a plurality of 1860.
There have been a large number OF adj
ditional precincts formed since tince 1890,
but the subdivisions will be added to
gether and compared with the precincts as
they existed in 1890. There we're 2,493
precincts in Ohio in 1890.
Errors.
Reports are coming in to the board of
election of errors involving the Australian
ballot They are not very numerous how
ever. Some errors consist in marking the
head candidate on the ticket and no
others. Such votes count for governor
only, when it is evident the intention o
the voter was TIC vote the whole ticket
which should he done by marking in front
of the title of The ticket,
The election today was one Of the most
orderly, business-ike and satisfactory ever
held in Cincinnati since the good old times
when everybody knew everybody else and
all were honest. The new Australian law
was tried for the first time. 1t appears to
give a perfect registry ana Il declaration of
the peoples will In Cincinnati the polls
closed at 4 p M; in other parts Of the
state at O'Clock. From all points full
vote is reported.
A Mere Guess.
The Lincoln club of Cincinnati estimates
McKiney's plurality in Hamilton county
at 5000 and in the state from $4,000 to
20, 600
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
GRIMM ALI
RopnrRs stole tho safe from the express
car uf 4 Kansas railroad
carriage.

RoBnnRs stole tho safe from the express
eur of a Kansas railroad,
A Missouri man, under sentence of
death, contesses many murders.
Ex. STATE AaENr WYNN, of the Farm.
ers alliance of Georgia, has settled his
shortage Of $4,000
JAMES lANFoRp, ono of the men ar.
rested npon the charge OF being implicated
in Il q Southern Pacific train robbery, con
fessed his guilt,
]. NJ. WEAVER. u well known Arkansas
railroad land agent, is charged with EN-.
bt21ement,
Ar Homer, Neb., the state bank was
roth d at 2 o'clock Monday morning OF
al 600 by two masked men,
IouN ], MoRroN, an agent for insur'
ance concerns Mt Evansville Ind, is re-
ported 81 900 short in his accounts.
A YOUNG boy In Texas, killed tho wife
and ohlldof his employer, and stole two
horses while being pursued 10y 300 men.
Fivp men were killed in fight 1t 3
Farmers alliance meeting Mt Buckshot
Ark, Tuesday night.
FuRruER indictments against the
Iouislana lottery officers have beeu founl
10y the federal grand jury ut Pittshurg.
AN Indian girl. II years old was fright
cred to death NJ Chudron, Neh., Tuesday
by Calamity Hunk gambler.
lnE body OF Francis L,mbardn, nj
Italian. who Ind been killed by u stilett,
thrust, w,s found at Elizabeth, n ].
Sunday. Michael Serv, and his wife have
been arrested on suspicion.
CHARLES G. TlanE, of Boston, VIII,
was convicted Of mmslAughter, in killing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
1t is Fiercely Waged in Many Parts
of the Country on
Tuesday.
New York Democrats Elect Flower
by a Majority Upwards
of 10000.
Ohio Republicans Secure the Success
Of Mckinley-Result
Elsewhere.

Favorable weather generally prevailed
in the various states which voted Tuesday
and there was quite a general turnout
of electors. In brief the
result may be thus stated;
Flower (dem. is elected governor of New
York by 10000 plurality, more or less, over
Fasoett (rep,l and the Legislature is
IN doubt. The rest of the democratic
ticket is also elected. In Ohio
Major Mckinley (rep,) is chosen governor
by from $1,000 to $1,000 majority
er Campbell, the present demo-
cratic incumbent, and the legis-
ature is republican. Boies and
Russell, both democrats, are probably
elected governor, in Iowa and Massachu.
sets, respectively, but in both
those states the republicans were
generally victorious for all other offices.
In Pennsylvania the republicans elect
treasurer and auditor-the only Offices
voted for. The repu b:cans
were also successful at the local election
in Chicago; but in New Jersey,
Virginia and Mississippi the dem
ocrats swept everything. The re-
pubicans elect a congressman
in South Dakota, and the farmers ALI
ance is wor5ted in Kansas. In Nebraska
the republicans elect a supreme court
Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

One of the most fashionable weddings Of
the year was socmnized Saturday ut the
Episcopal church of Mount Calvary, at
Baltimore. The contracting parties were
Miss Mary Elioott, wealthy heiress, and
the groom, Lieutenant Rennie Pierre
Schworiu, of the United States navy A
large number of guests were present.
PHILADELPHIA and New York being we'll
represented The ceremony was per-
formed by ri. Reverend DR., Nicholson,
bishop of Milwaukee, who is n brother-ln-
law of the bride II was the new bishops
frat marriage ceremony, and ms the parish
ia high churcn and the bishop is almost
more than high church, tho latter signal
lied the occasion 10y appearing in what
was probably the most magnificent vest
monts ever worn in an Episcopal churen
in this country These included an
embroidered cape of cream coorcd silk,
held together by a golden clasp studded
with diamonds, About his neck was II
cross of golden jewels, while he wore II
ring with large amethyst containing in
gold the seal of the state of Wisconsin.
$50.
1t was Mrs. Leondas Jones, of Chicago,
who once gaaed long and thoughtfully at
the Apollo BeIvedera, and then quietly re.
marked. "WeIl, I've seen the Apollo
Belvederc and Jones, and give me Jones
every time.
Julia Marlowe was born about twenty.
five miles from Carlisle, in the north of
England, aud came to this country at a
very Early age, She received her educa'
ton, as she asserts with pride, entirely
from the American public schools Her
first public appearance was in a trial mat
inee, Oct. 20, 1887, at the Il jou theater IN
New York, acting parthcnin in lngomar
and later in the regular repertory ON Dec
IL of the same year for two weeks at th,
Star theater in the same city, Then camt
her Philadelphia engagement of the fol
lowing autumn and her subsequent sucee>s
of which every one is well informed. Sh,
is unmarried
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
IOWA.


DEs MONIES. Nov. "a full state
ticket was elected today. -Four parties
had candidates in the field. Horace Roles,
the present Incumbent, was the democratic
candidate for governor; Hiram e..
Wheeler. republican; A. j. WeStfall, peo-
pies. and Isaac /. Gibson. prohibition.
The election was the most exciting in
the history Of Iowa. In Des Moines the
democrats commenced firing cannon before
they finished balloting. The republicans
are not as demonstrative, but are just as
confident of victory. Ii is conceded that
the election will be close The most re
markable thing Is the increase in the vote
cast over last year and two years ago,
All reports received indicate the heaviest
vote ever cast in the state. The weather
has been dsagreeabIe in many part of the
state, but has probably not decreased the
vote. he interest has been 50 intense
that no untav5rable weather could keep
the people from voting.
There are 1927 voting precincts in this
state The comparison will be made On
the vote tor governor in 1889 when the re
pnb'icans received It's, 53S, the democrats
so, Ill.
Small Republican Gains.
Twenty.Slx precincts IN Iowa give
Wheeler LAO. Boies 1881 The same
places in 1889 gave Hutchinson 3025,
Boies , 5l3; net republican gain 81,
Sixty precincts give Wheeler 5 "a
Boies S,237. TIE same precincts in 1855
gave Hutchinson 1864: Boies 1872; mel
republican gain IS,
AT o'clock a. m. scattering returns
throughout the state indicate that Boles i:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
KANSAS.
A Light Vote.

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov 3.-Nine district
judges are voted for in Kansas and county
officers in eighteen counties. 1t will be
d tlicuIt even after the returns are in, UNI
less there is sweeping victory, to tell
whether the peoples party gained or lott.
r Tin fell all over the state The vote is
v,ry light everywhere The sub alliances
fuIed to vote in blocks as last year when
they swept the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
Fassett Meets Folger's Fate.

New York city gave Flower Sc 900 pIu-
rality, and Brooklyn IA 600, Returns
| from the districts outside OF New York
and Kings county indicate that FaSsatt has
been meeting Folger's fate. In jefferson,
! Clinton, Essex, Montgomery ana Wyo.
ming counties he is far behind he vote for
Miller Flowers gains on a decreased
vote are ahead of Hills, The vote in this
city was very light. 1t was exreCted that
out of registration of 25l, 532 at least
| 240 GEO would be poIled. Only about
22O, 600 voted Comparatively, Flower
ran as well as Gov Hill who was
elected by 10000. Flower will take to
Harlem river IS 600 plurality. 1t is
DOUBTFUL if Fassett will bring down So,
600 to meet it, Democrats are gaining
assembIymen in the state, Sheehan (dem
ocrat for Iieu enant governor) is not doing
AS well as Flower. but his election is as
sured.
Fourteen Thousand for Flower.
At ten o'clock Gov Hill sent telegram
claiming the state for Flower by $4,000
plurality.
Flower More Sanguine.
Flower own estimate of his majority
in the state is 25 900.
Conceded by All.
The World says Flower has Kings coun-
ty by 1900 The Tribune says Flowers
majority in the state is estimated ut
Is 600.
The City Press associa' ion says
Flowers majority in the state is about
Is 900.
A Mail and Express bulletin says:
Flower is elected 10y about 10000"
Roswell 2, Flower (dem. is elected gov.
ernor of New York to succeed David b.
Hll His plurality IL estimated at from
| $4,000 to $4,000 Fassett did not carry
| Emlra, his own city. Flowers plurality
there is 5,G40.
Eight hundred and seven out of the
| 1858 districts outside of this city give
| Flower 81 l6l, Fassett 96 GAS, The same
in 1883 gave Hill SO 939 and Miller l26,
| l6l
Great Gains.
The Press says: at looks as if the re.
pub}ieans had gained three assembymen
in New York city.
The Sun says: Returns from the state
show great gains for Flower. Flower 5
majority in Kings county will be 1900.
Bulletins.
A Mail and Express Bulletin says
"The latest returns from the interior
make the state doubtful, with democrats
claiming it by $4,000. "
A Herald huletin saws: blowers ma-
joriiy in the city is So 600"
A United Press dispatch from the ex.
ecutlve chamber at Albany says: The
compiIers in this office estimate from
present figures that TIE republicans will
get to Harlem with only q. coo plurality
and that they will be net with 1000 for
Flower
The New York city press association
bulletin says: Election returns from all
parts of the state show that FaSsett's
majority in the fly Ave counties north OF
the Harlem river will not exceed thar Of
Davenport in 1885, which was 40 27l
Flowers majority south of the Harlem
river will be ABOUT 1900
Eight hundred districts of the city give
Flower majority OF So l29 40 OF ST
districts in BROOKLYN give Flower ma.
jority of Ii sol; 2sS districts in the state
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
ILLINOIS.
democratic Victory

CHICAGO, Nov s. One hundred and
twenty ive precincts, about a quarter of
the total, indicate democratic victory in
the local election The figures show the
republican candidates are from 1000 to
100 behind their opponents. The full
vote in the last county election gave the
republicans the victory by u plurality OF
S97
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06

A pEFAuLTINa banker in Dublin has
Just been sentenced to eight years tpenal
servitude. A few doses of that sort OF
medicine would do lots of good on this
side of the water.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
Honors Easy.


MIDNIGHT local election appears
to be drawn battle Four hundred out
of the 555 precincts indicate the election
of about half of each ticket. The demo
Gratis elect a superintendent of schools, and
one drainage commissioner The republi-
cans elect he president of the county
board and one drainage commissioner
The county board will be largely republi.
can.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06

WAS there no rainy Saturday
during October in Boston, 1t was on
such day that the dress reform
movement was to be inauRurated We
doubted all the time whether Rueh would
give his tacit approval to such a startling
innovation by vouchsaiing favorable wealth
er for its practical operation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
NEW j FRS Ely

JERSEY City, Nov 3.-Hudson county
returns show that the democrats elect a
state senator, carry ten of eleven assembly
districts and elect all county officers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
SECRETARY Tracy will in his next re-

SECRETARY TRACY will in his next re-
port to Congress recommend the building
of number Of ,000.ton gunboats, to be
used for coast defense, and the recon-
mendation will probably meet with gen
era favor. IL will take several years to
complete oil the big ships that have been
provided for already, and while that work
is being done the half dozen small gun.
boats suggested by Secretary Tracy could
be turned out, and at no very great
cost.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
CHURCH HtlKNED,


ton,
MONROE, Wis, Nov 3-Firc yester-
day aftcroon partly destroyed the st,
Nictors Roman Catholic church in this
city. The loss to the congregation will be
about a. 900, partly covered by insurance,
The fle is supposed to have originated
from a detective nnn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-06
No State Returns Possible.

The Republican central committee
claims the county by 8 500 1t is impos-
sibe to get any state returns tonight.