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CHRISTIAN WORK.
The denominations Conference
of Evangelical Churches.

WATERvILLE, November 4.-The first
meeting Of the Interdenominational Asso-
citation Of the Evangelical churches Of Maine
was held here this afternoon and evening
A large number Of delegates were present
DIR. VIM. Dew. Hyde Of Bowdoin College
was elected president and DIR. A. 7. Dunn o
Waterville secretary. The afternoon ses
sion was occupied with discussions oI
church work in special localities. Resolu
lions were adopted relative to the appoint
ment Oh commission to take charge Of the
work on the various lines.
The evening address was by Rev. C. s.
Cummings Of Rockland, on the "Need of De.
n0mlnational Cooperation In Maine :" Prof.
A. w. Anthony of Lewiston. spoke on the
"Co-operatioD, the Practical and Ideal :"
Rev. 0. j. Hancock OF Corinna, "rhe King
dom Of God. First;" President HYDE Of
Bowdoin College. "DenomnatiOnal Organs
of the Church not Rivals of Each Other;;"
President A. w. Small of Colby University,
THE Use and Abuse Of Denominational-
ism"
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A Talk with Grover.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Hon. Grover
Cleveland spoke as follows today concerning
the elections: "Of course everyone has the
right to put his own construction upon the
result and am not anxious to obtrude my
ideas, but it seems to me that any man who
still thinks that tariff reform Is settled and
obsolete issue, or that the Importance of
sound and safe money is question upon
which the people can be blinded, Is either
wilfully wrong or dangerously Idull. 1t
seems to me, too, that Democrats ought to
be satisfied that staunch adherence to the
principles of their party does not require the
abuse of those who show an Inclination to
help us. very much regret the defeat of
Gov. Campbell. He has been a brave and
honest official This and the splendid can
vas he made entitled him to success. While
the election Of Flower, Russell and Boies
ought to cause the utmost rejoicing among
the Democrats, they should not forget that
with these things comes an obligation to be
true to the people, honest in tue advocacy
of our principles and decent in all things"
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NOW SHIPS ARE WANTED IN BRAZIL.
The Yankee Tar Seems to Have All
He Wants to Tackle.
A Crisis In the Affairs OF the Young
est Republic.
ChiIians May Not See the Yorktown
Just at Present.

LONDON, November A dispatch which
has been received here from Rio de Janeiro,
the capital of Brazil. brings news of what
seems to be little less than another revolu-
tion. Congress, the dispatch says, has been
dissolved and martial law has been pro-
claimed at Rio de Janeiro and throughout
the province. The cablegram also announc-
es that dictatorship has been established
in Brazil.
LISBON, November A cipher dispatch
from Rio de Janeiro attributes the crisis
there to the action of the Brazilian Congress
In passing the bill deprivipg the President Of
the right of veto. All kilograms are subject
to strict censorship.
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TO DISCUSS RECIPROCITY.
Mr.. Blaine Will Speak In Boston Next
January.

BOSTON. November 4.-At the monthly
meeting Of the board of directors Of the Bos-
ton Merchants Association today 1t was an
nounced that on January 7th, the date Of the
annual banquet, Hon. j. g. Blaine would
discuss reciprocity. his health permitting.
Ex-Postmaster General James will dIscu IS
postal matters. An invitation has been ex.
tended to Hon. Chauncey M. Depew and rep-
resentatives from the southern republics to
be present.
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Customary Bad News from China,

VICTORIA. B. c., November 4.-Steamer
night, brings the latest news from China. the
most important being the intelligence of a
fire at Hankew, which destroyed 1900 houses.
Over 200 women aud children perished In the
confagration. The political situation is
vastly improved. The American schooner
Kitsup ran on the rocks of deserted Island
of Japan and foundered. The crew got on
the island and remained there for 2S days.
They all finally succeeded in reaching the
mainland In small boats.
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THE WEATHER.
1t NAV Rain Tonight.

WASHINGTON. November 4.--Following is
the forecast of the weather for New Eng.
land: Winds becoming warmer and south
erly; fair, sing.cloudiness proba.
bly, rain by Thursday night.
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sEveNTEEM KILLED.
Battered Out Of Human SembIance
by Their Terrible Fall.

BUTTE CITY, Mont, November 4-Last
night while gang of miners were descend
ing shaft at the Anaconda mine. the rope
attached to the cage containing the men,
suddenly snapped, precipitating the cage to
who made the fearful plunge, seventeen
were killed, their forms having been
crushed out of all semblance to human be-
iDgs. The other two were fatally injured.
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AUCTION SALES.
Assignee's Sale OF JeWelry, Etc.

nHURSDAY, October 29th. at 10 a. NJ, at store
III No 1SI Middle street, and continuing at 10
a. M, 2. 80 and p. m. each day until sold, the
stock of Morrison g. Co., consisting OF tne usuai
variety of goods gold and silver watches: gold
stone and band rings, gold and plated neck chains,
vest chains. watch charms, lockets, brooches, bar
gold and plated pins, children's gold rings, en-
blamatic pins etc., sterling silver fiat ware, Rog-
ers Bros fiat ware, knives forks, spoons, ladies',
cake and fruit baskets, spoon holders, butter
dishes, creamers, sugar bowls, water pitchers,
salvers, children's mugs, opera glasses, clocks,
silver and gold thimbles, one Seth Thomas regu-
lator, cases. desks, watch sign. chairs, stools,
watch crystals, jewelers. supplies, trays. eye
glasses, etc., etc. GEO. e. BIRD,
ect27df Assignee.
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KIdnapped by indiana.

Mrs. Moses G. johnson, whose death Is
recorded. was kidnapped when quite young
by Indians in the West and lived with them
a number OF years and finally escaped and
married Mr.. johnson In Missouri. Later
they moved to Portland where her husband
died short time ago.
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Flowers Plurality.

NEW YORK, November 4.-The latest cor
rected returns from the state show that
Flower has plurality over Fassett of 40, ,512,
This city gave Flower plurality of 59,O39.
r4I
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Is Mr. seaI Receiver?

BOSTON, November At. P. Beal has not
Maverick bank, and 1t Is thought by many
that the papers are withheld at the instance
Of Hyde and Potter, who object 10 his sp-
p0lntment. The banks are said to favor Mr..
Beal and would not care to act under the
est confidence was In charge. The appoint
ment Of Mr.. Beal would be likely TO lead to
the distribution of the 1000, 900 In the Nav
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campbeII's " ay Of Explaining 1t.

COLUMBUS, o, November 4-Governor
Campbell takes the situation philosophically.
He says the Democratic party was laboring
under too great handicap in Ohio bee ause
of the lack of funds to pay the legitimate ex-
penses of the campaign. He thinks they
made the best fight they could in the face OF
Republican majority of 1000 to start on
and the combined opposition of manufactur-
ers and capitalists. Besides this, it was, he
says. life and death struggle with the Re-
publicans. The defeat of Major Mckinley,
one of its national leaders and the represen-
tative of its chosen idea of protection, meant
the downfall and disentegration of the par
ty itself
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OBITUARY..
Luthar stanhansnn-

GARDINER, November 4-Luther Stephen
son, late, of bingham, Mass, father of Gem
eral Luther Stephenson. Jr.. governor of the
National Soldiers Home at Togus. died at
funeral services will be held Friday at q n,
M, at bingham, Mass. lg
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to Congress BY II IA GO good vote. The vote forr
Smith, Ind. is far below that claimed and
conceded for him. The Democrats did little
vote exceeds that cast for the Independent or
alliance candidates.
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The Prospect Of Rain.

Boston, November 4.-The local forecast
shows condition favorable for rain, NOV
southwark. Its centre will probably reach
the Atlantic coast by Friday morning. The
indications for Thursday In New England
are increasing cloudiness during the day.
followed during the late afternoon or night
by rain; warmer. southeriy winds. For
Friday the indications are cloudiness and
rain, which at present appears most proba-
BILE during the early pait OF the day.
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MAINE.
Tolman-kelton.

BRIoeToN, November 4.-Hon. Phllander
Tolman, an ex-Maine senator, veteran wire
manufacturer, and a man prominent In busi-
ness and church affairs, and his wife, nee
Laura Kelton, last night celebrated their
golden wedding at their residence, Green
wood villa, In Harrison. A large com
gany gathered. and 1t was "a brilliant affair.
Their five children and some grandchildren
were present. Oae son Is county cOmmis-
stoner, and the eldest daughter Is the wife or
Professor A. r. Richardson, principal of the
Normal School at Castine. The couple were
married In Worcester, Mass, November 81,
lS4l. Letters Of regret were read from Hon.
Thomas u. Reed, Judge Nathan Cleayes,
General II. =. Cleaves, Major II. A. ShOrey
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Republicans Claim Nebraska,

OMAHA, Neb.. November 4-The result In
the state is still in doubt. The Republicans
claim 1t by $4,000 to 10000 for Post for
supreme court judge.
Congratulations to Mckinley.
The Lincoln Club last evening sent the
following telegram Of congratulation to Gov
ernor-elect Mckinley of Ohio:
To Hon. W. III. Mckinley, Canton, Ohio:
Accept the congratulations of the Lincoln Club,
Portland, Me-, for The glorious victory of the
tDlrd instant. w. L. LEFAVOR.
Secretary.
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a Portland oplnIon.

A director of bank says be knows the
loss to dep0sitors In the Maverick will not be
more than 20 per cent; that an unaccounta-
Bile run is being made Of the Five Cents Saw
ings Bank In Boston, aud II declines offered
assistance and, 1t Is said. will keep open all
night to give everybody all the opportunity
they want to get their money. The value Of
stocks and bonds Is not affected in the least
and the market Is dull and strong. II the
director, who Is 80 positive, Is not deceived,
this will be good news to all parties inter-
ested.
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THE EMPIRE STATE.
Late Returns Make the Legislature
Republican Body.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Returns receiy-
ed by the Associated Press thus far indicate
that the new state senate will stand: Re-
publicans II, Democrats 10; the assembly,
Republicans GA, Democrats GA. The Herald's
figures on the assembly are: Republicans SO,
democrats 50.
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Chairman Manley has sent the following

Chairman ManIey has sent tue 1oII0WIng
telegram:
AUGUSTA, Me Nov. 4.
Hon. Wnl Mckinley, Canton, o.;
The Republicans of Maine send you hearty con-
gratulations. The result is a personal triumph
procty and honest money. 1t defeats free COIN
age and free trade.
j. III. MANLEY,
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To the Apostles of Free Trade and
Free Silver.

COLUMBUS, November Chairman Hahn
sent telegram today to r. Q. Mills and
Congressman Crisp: "All0w me to congrat-
ulate you on the able assistance you rem
dered us in the Ohio campaign. McKinley's IS
plurality is 1900 to 21,000. Both branches
of the general assembly is Republican from
30 to 81 on joint ballot Can you be with us
next year?"
Governor Campbell has wired congratula-
tions to Major Mckinley. Governor Camp
bell has received kilograms of sympathy in
his defeat from ex-President Cleveland and
Governor Boies of Iowa.
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SWEPT CLEAN.
Republicans Have Their Own Way
in Cook County, Ills.

CHICAGO, November 4.-Complete returns
received from every precinct in Cook county
show that the entire Republican ticket was
elected yesterday. The Republican .candi-
dates for county commissioners in the city
districts appear to have received majorties
varying from 1000 to 14,Oo0. 1t is one of the
most sweeping Republican victories ever
known In Cook county. a. significant fea-
ture of the election is that nearly every man
indorsed by the American or "Know-Noth-
ing" association appears to have been elected
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CoIorado RepuhIIcans VIctorIous.

DENVER, November 4-Chairman Coe of
the Republican County Central Committee
claims the election of the entire ticket by
$500.
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MRS. farley Is Coming.

Even In the midst OF the fair for the pro.
lection Of animals. we cannot judge the pun
ishment too severe which debars from sociaI
recognition donkey as unappreciatlve as
this suppositious Master Longears! Mrs.
farley comes, not unattended; Two lackeys
in small clothes wheel forward her wax fig
ures, which she proceeds to describe with
eloquence and humor. mixed and assorted
history is perhaps her strongest point, while
she often bursts into poetry composed ex-
pressly for her great moral show by various
eminent poets. 1t is always in
terestlng to the public to learn
the details Of the daily life Of artists,
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We solicit an examination of
the goods advertised above and
we assure our patrons that they
will fnd the bargains greater
than they anticipate and the as
sOTtment more extensive than
enumerated.
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Nominations by the covernor

AUGUSTA, November 4.-The following
nominations were made by the governor,
Tuesday:
Judge of the Municipal Court of the City Of
Batn-Nathan Coombs Bath.
Trial Justices-W A. Viual, Jr., Ashland; ElOi
X. Michaud. Frenehvle; Charles H. Cobb New
Gloucester; +. X. Andrews, Oxford.
N0iaries Puble-Charles A. Lang, Harrison;
no.
Justices Of the Peace and Quorum-W Washburn
BENJAMIN, Gardiner; s. y. willard, Mercer; ar
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BY OVER FIFTY THOUSAND.
Republicans Garry Pennsylvania for
Gregg and Morrison.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4-Complete
figures from 81 of the 65 counties in the
state including Philadelphia and Allegheny
and a careful estimate for the other fourteen
counties. show plurality of SO. .434 for Gregg
far auditor general and 54.4SS for Morrison
for state treasurer.
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The annual report of the treasurer of the
Kennebec Central railroad, which runs from
Gardiner to Togus, shows total earnings of
$l5O4303, and expenses OF S12,075.49, leay-
ing surplus Of S2,96764.
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GARDINER, November A meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Kennebec Central
railroad was held yesterday afternoon. The
election resulted in the choice of Weston
Lewis for president. z. II. Winslow treas
urer, IL. L. Webster clerk. A. G. Stilphen
auditor. aud tue following board Of direct
0rs: Weston Lewis, David Dennis, III, w.
Jewett, 5. N. Maxcy, f. ID. Haley, j, b.
Dlngley, franklin Stevens.s
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j. III. MANLEY,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
RUSSELL BY FIVE THOUSAND.
The Republican Ticket for Other
Offices Gets 2 900 PIuraIjty,

ITO H0pQUiCdn ttCkoC IOF OtU0r
offices Gets 2 900 Plurality.
BOSTON. November 4.-Although nearly
So hours have elapsed since the polls closed
in this state, eight towns have not yet been
heard from at all in the Associated Press
returns, and there are several others whose
complete vote has not been received. The
footing for governor of the votes at hand
gives Russell 150, 1920. Allen 5,136, Kimball
S012, Winn 1872; RusselPs plurality 57S4 In
the eight missing towns, last year Russelps
vote was 1133 and Brackets 1881. On this
basis Rusself's plurality in the whole state
will be 5691. In the legislature, the Repu0-
licans will have a majority in both branches,
probably of four or five in the senate ana
out 60 in the house, though the returns
are not yet complete enough to give tue exact
figures. The council will stand the same as
at present, seven Republicans and one DEM
ocrat- The vote for lieutenant governor,
auditor and other offices cannot be definitely
stated. The entire state Republican ticket,
except for governor, was elected by majori-
ties of from 5000 to 10000
Cutting Down the Figures.
BOSTON, November 5.-1.45 A. M.-Returns
from ali but four towns in the state make
Russelfs plurality 5292 The four missing
towns will probably increase his plurality in
the state to 5429
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A speech by the Governor Elect.

CLEVELAND, o., November Am enthu-
siastic crowd Of 5000 citizens literally carried
Governor-elect Mckinley from his hotel to
public hall at 2 o'clock this morning. lie
was lifted to the stage and said: "If the
later returns confirm the news we now re-
rejoice over the glorious victory now being
recorded, but we must remember that, as
yet we have heard from but about one-half
of the state. 1t is more important that the
principles of the Republican party. should
triumph than that any man should be elect
ed governor. By morning we shall know for
sure that protection and sound currency are
victorious. / thank you all for your mani
festations Of good will, hearty support and
constant effort in my behalf"
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mgr. r. 8. Preston.

New YORK. November 4-Mgr. Thomas
'. Preston, Vicar-General of the Roman
Catholic diocese of New York, died here at
o'clock this morning.
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Local Weather Report.
po.,.,, .rY, Ma Nnvan,ha,. A :

Mean daIIy ther.....29 1915 Max. vel wind. d...l0S
Maximum ther. .....37.9 Total preclp,ss.... O
Minimum ther,....2l.4l
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0. BAILEY q CO. AUCTlONEERS.
SPECIAL SALE OF FURNITURE

A 7 SALESR00M, Exchange street. Wednes-
IA day. November 4th, at 10 a, M, easy and
fancy chairs, rockers, sofas, lounges, ladies'
desk, sideboard, black walnut and marble top
mantle bed, nall stands, walnut beds, spring beds,
upholstered hair top, woven wire, black walnut
wardrobe, Brussels. tapestry and wool carpets
stoves, dining room and kitchen furniture, dinner
set, ETC., etc. noy3d2t
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The Presidents Congratulations

WASHINGTON, November 4.-President
dated Columbus. o.. from Chairman Hahn
of the Ohio Republican state committee,
saying: "The Republicans of Ohio have
won a magnificent victory. The entire Re.
publican state ticket is elected and both
branches of the general assembly are Repub-
lican on jeint ballot from 35 to 81, insuring
the election of Republican to the United
States Senate"
The President replied with congratula-
tions to the party this afternoon and also
sent telegram of congratulation to Hon.
William Mckinley,
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GOOD NEWS.
Yesterdays Tidings Of the Battle Of
the Ballots.
Russell Will Be a Pretty Lonesome
Democrat.
The New York Legislature is PrOba-
bly, Republican,
And ths Buckeye State Rallied in
Fine Style.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-The pluralities
from so counties in this state obtained today,
the figures for 27 counties being official, and
the others estimated, show net Republican
plurality in these counties of 24,52l. The
counties not heard from gave last year a
Democratic plurality of 630S. and a Republi-
can plurality of 1856. Putting these into the
footings gives Mckinley plurality of Is. $50.
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Hope fer Rrlatow. REQ.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, November 4.-The
Times says that the latest returns from the
second congressional district indicate that
Chaplin Dem.) is defeated by Bristow Rep
The vote is very close.
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E. . BAILEY & CO.,
AuttiOneers and Commission Merchants.
Salesroom Is Exchange Street,
n. O. BAILEY. q. w. AGERN
marl4 dsf
CITY xDvERTIsEmENTs.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Committee on Public Buildings, at the May
or's ONCE, until Monday, the 9th inst, at 2.3C
o'clock p. m, for furnishing all material and per
forming all labor required for erecting and fin
ishing wooden bnildlng to be used hs an Isola
tion Ward or Hospital for contagious diseases,
and to be built upon land belonging TO the City
near Greeley Hospital, according to plans and
specifications which may be examined at the City
Clerks office.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. Address proposals to
GEO. w. TRUE,
Chairman Committee on Public Buildings.
Portland, November 4, 1891. nov4dtd
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Eoraker's Chances.

CINCINNATI, O.. November 4-The legis-
lature will be Republican on joint ballot by
3S majority.
The Commercial Gazette this morning says
that If ex-Gov. Foraker has any senatorial
aspirations, the makeup of The legislature
will ensure his election.
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Lawyers Will Dine.

AUGUSTA, November 4.-The executive
committee Of the Maine State Bar Assocla
tion lmet here today. Charles r. Libby OF
Spear OF Gardiner and l.. G. Cornish Of this
city, were present. 1t was voted to hold the
annual meeting in Augusta, February 10.
1892, with addresses by eminent members oil
the Maine Bar, banquet, tOasts. speeches,
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fRo0ER's SYayp
CAN CURE THE OLD, DYSPEpTIC
SOLDIER.

GENTLEMEN:
am an old soldier, and I have been
troubled with my stomach ever since l
came back from the army. My trouble was
Headache, Distress after eating, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Floating Spells,
and Dizziness unable to sleep nights.
Some days would have good appetite and
would eat heartily; but few minutes after
Iwould wish that had not eaten anything,
it would cause me such distress. Such was
life day and night until used Groder's
Botanic Dyspepsia Syrup. You can all
see from my photograph and from my state
ment that enjoy good health. can now
work every day, and 1 recommend this
Syrup to everybody, but particularly to my
old comrades, as l know that thousands
are suffering just as was.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES KNOX,
Oakland, Maine.
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CONGRATULATIONS from Maine,

AUGUSTA, November 4.-Governor Bur
leigh has sent Major Mckinley the following
message Of congratulation:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,l
STATE HOUSE,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. A.
Hon. Wna Mckinley, Canton, o.;
Accept my hearty congratulations on your great
victory. 1t was signal triumph for the sound
currency and the protective system so ably adyo-
Gated In your splendid campaign.
EDWIN g. BURLEIGH.
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Dakota Republicans Happy.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, November 4.-Reports
from the Congressional election in South
Dakota are very slow in coming In, Those