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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-08

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mid, 6errn bon M6ba3p 3u berIafien,
ols i'd ieinen Nerratb erfubr, ct berans
IaBte mid. bic 9an6 eines einfa9en
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5unebmen, uno babur@ mir felbE unb
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tabe 81 f9wer gelitten unter ieiner Ser,
a9tung, um bas perseKen 3u f6nnen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-08

Meilen bis @i@bof fabren su tpollea
Su bdtteit bod tuifen iolen, baB meiue
gorberobe gan3 3u Oeiner OispoFtion
fiebtl
Wronbfp's selbleefabl purSe offens
bat 6aour6 eeboben, bab er leinen Be-:
tunnbertea Greunb einrlaI auf elmer
fleinenDumm5eit ertoppt bate, ,mno ihu,
tuenn au9 bor teinem gr6Beren lln=
glh& 10 bod BON einetn erhnoli@en
S6nupfen Senabren fonnte. st ,par
babel 10 unbef@reibIitb barmlos, 3uror.
fcmmenb unb gutmhtbig, BOB Bern.
barb tDabre 6blenqualen ausFan6.
Deun er fidb Die @cene om parftei@
bersegenmdrtiete. Gin @efabI areus
3enloier Gei@dmung fam iiber ibn, unb
er gIaubie un6 boffte, baB 5uIutta IT.
genb einen WoriDan6 finben tpiirbe, I'm
f4 ber SefelIf@aft ber 0erren au ent.
.3ieben. Statt befen aber erf9ien He
balb barauf in eiuer Nrt bon Negliae,
tuel@es ebenio elegaut aIs fotett mar
unb 3eigte cine gan3 anbeie Mfiene, ols
gernbarb eruartete. Sbre Muaen
gIdn5ten, ibre Wangen batten mebr
Garbe als gewbbnIi1 un6 ibr Qanaes
8efen Derrietb cine freubige grregtbeit,
tuelde 8ernbarb berIebte unb bic ct
ni6t begreifen tDnfte. sic mar leb,
baft in ibrer l1nterbaltung. unb n6b.
reno he nit Mfaraeu lpro9, fu@te ibr
Bid ifets 8ernbarb. eSn Dielenf, mas
iie iaete, lag elm boppelter 6inn, Der
nur 8ernbarb berftdnbIid6 mar, unb
bieies beimIibe 9eriteben, tpel@es Fe
jmiffen fid5 unb Bernhard In @egen,
mart ibres obnun9sIoien @aiten 6ersus
1euen tDuBte, tuurbe ibm bon Minute atl
Minute peinlimer.
@ublib f9ien bas Gepitter boriibers
ge3ogen 3u fein, unb 8ernbarb tonnte
feinen Wagen beifellen.
SD freue mid. baB 9u aerabe heute
getomrien biifl iagte Marsea, 6enn
mDrgen MuB i9 tDie6er al meiner
S9weiier - Ou tpeiBt, felt bem Sooe
ibres Mfannes 1T bort immersber 9ufut
log, unb id babe oIIe G6n6e bon au
tbun nit ibreu MngeIegenbeiten. Sd
bleibe mabri6einIiG Idngere 3eit fOrt
e biellei9t ma@it Du meiner srau
einmal bic Greube. bertber3utommen-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-08
8emammet bas saettmmasbOOt,

ete euer entmafetes, iteuerIps habntrebenbes G&iz
lein auf benz GeIienr BON benz ibermd&tisen QBosenz
prau in atDme aer&mettert p;rb. @et@srpetie retet
etnen enfrdfteten a6rper ber iCnit oeranbsIOs ben
perbeerenben &nsrfen BON arantbsit preiSseseben lit,
NIT benz fonSerainen @efunbbeitss unb arafterneuerer,
SOifetter's aasenbiters Dte @renSen ieiner gBtrt=
iamtett nb nett seedt ien GrfpIs prompt unb srnbz
lth, ietne anwenhuns ftets unsefdbrli9. Gbrpnii&e
lnperpault&teit, S&wd&e unb NerpDfitdt, malarii&e
Sef@wsrben, &beumatsmns, Reuralsie, rlntbdtisteii
Der Iieren unS Slaie, unb iener pbs@e gerfau Dbne
ftbare rlria4e, rer oft porsettts etntrttt werben
i@neu aufseboIten unb ilieSl furirt bur bieie Nr,
net BITE 5n pielen 3peden unb ets nit ierem Grfpta
eebrau4t piro. S6Iaf, @ppetit Mnb 9raft merber
eur@ ctees 9elfenbe tpnii&e unb resulrenbe Nitiel
itet, fhneu pteber berSeiteQt.
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Tases 9aeut9feits,s.
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bel mel9er brei ganbibaten In Betrad1t
famen: ber bisberige Weapor Greater.
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burne unb Der rlnabbdngige gr.Mapor
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ion 81 ,818, elmer Maibburne 1871,
Worgan 2, 626.
Sn: 9taate Ganfas, mo- bic ssars
mer bas Stimmre9t Bel fdbtifden
Wablen baben, ipar. bel ben iebt obges
baltenen MunicipaIiDabIen Bic Wabls
betbelligung cine gana iiberrai9enb
farte.
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am Plose, tpiro aber baIb uieber ab.
ridden. @s tpurben 81 Nerhaftunaeu
borgenommen unb es iolleH nod, mebs
rere folgen.
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Na@ri@t, baB fidb bic beutl@e Rei1s.
resierung tbatiddlid our Nufbebung bes
@infubrberb0tes auf amerifaniItbes
5@weinefleii6 entj@lOfIen babe, bat in
aem Ooft weniger Muffebem erregt, als
man bdtte glauben follen. Mlon err
tuartete bies in Nen Oort fhon Iauge.
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ter uno port'@rporteure gebt babin,
bob Der preis ibrer pro5ufte our@ BITE
Wieoerer6ffnung Der 6eutiGen unb an6
0er fraas0fI9en 6dfen ni5t nlertli6
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0er gTport erif alImdIig mieber gr6Bere
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BefBer unb &eclames9 96nig, geitorben.
- Oie Snternaiionale Mmeritanildbe
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3eit in Der 8unoesbauptlfabt Wafbings
ton gatagt bot. iit nuseinnnbereegangen
Sas eiu3ige @rgebniB ibrer 8eratbuns
gen 1T ote 4nnabnle zines BeI6IuTes,
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Die @i&6ofs.
seoman BON ~. BON Siei6enba&.
(Gortfstane.l

(Gcrtietuns)
llnb SuIutta III feline TrGu. tpiebers
bolte er. Sn pI0blibem gntlGIuB
eriff er tpieber nod ieinenl Out, ben ct
bDn ii@ getporfen batte unb ifirmte
binatls auf ben RprribDr, nm ieinen
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ibn ber Ge,pitterfurm { Gort muBte ct
aus bieIem 6auie, ie eber, ie befIer.
90 trnt ibm, hber bos Wetter i9els
tenb unb ben Regen Fampfenb unb
truRen6 BON fi@ abf9dttelnb, Marsell
Mronkfb entgegett, tDel@er iDeben beiu.
gefebrt uub fur3 bor ieiuen1 6ofe bon
bsm @emitter iiberrai@t tuor6en mar.
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niGt mebr bic Rebe iein. @ronbfp
ertldrie IS einfc9 fiir unm6gIiG. unb
@ernbarb ipuBte In ber 3bot teinen
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anRntt @rpnblD nod eine Gtunhe @es
feuf@oft 3u IeiIten unb bas @eiter obs
suiDurteu. Wsit einem reiiguirten Seufs
set unb benz @eftbl zines BiiBers, ipeIs
DER bic gerebie 6irafe iiber ii@ erge.
ben ldbt, tuilliste ct elm, su bleiben.
Wie mid bas freut. bob Id bid nod
slhdIid absefangen babe. faete WrDnks
fp, nun tbmnen mir ben Mbenb reGt ges
ratitbIi@ berpIaubern. Nber no iiedt
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iagte, fie ieien i'm Garten bonn &egen
ereiIt tporben unb Ct bermutbe, baB
6ran BON @rOnttp tire SoiIette iue@s
f:Ie.
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wiE6 ii@ i9Dn MAIDEN, tomm nur
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Die 4fuRtf.

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iitmeifer in cine tleine Gtobt, um bort
elm 2Onaert au geben. Gin Mitelieo
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ten gum 6aale bes Ortes: SO, tuie
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bob bic Gefifelluns eines beifimmtsn
WertbberbdItniRes 3tpii9en @ulb unb
5tlber unb bic Mnnabne elmer genteius
i9aftIi6en Man3einbeit gegenndrtig ais
untbunliG erf@eine.
MusIanb.
= Qus 5ofia mirb offieieQ mitge.
tbeiIt. boz bic M6rber 6es 6inan3miai<
tiers 8alti@eff ergriffen tuDrben finb.
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eineG Nrtifel, 6em 3ufoIge man In ben
0mtltGen Greiien 8erlins bic gegens
tpdrtige poIitii9e Situation guropas
fur eine nduBerft tritiI9e" bdlt.
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fabren NIT ibren Intlagen gegen Bis.
nard tpegen MiBperpaltune bes WeIs
fenfonbs fort. go tuirb febt a. g. bes
bauptet, baB er iiber eine Million Mort
babOn fiir feline golonialpolitif ousge.
geben babe. Ser Ghrif i1weist bic Mn.
griffe toOt unb erlaubt oub ieinen
Greunoen tlibt, i'm 3u bertbeibigtrl,
ausgenonmen. uenn bic SSrage i'm
@ei9stag 3ur grtpdgung geIongt. Die
Melfenfonbss8iq Der &egierung entbdlt
feinerle! 8eitimmung 3ur Mufbebung
Der 8ef@lagnabme oes gigentbums bes
bannoDeri6en R6niesbauies.
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bat eine 9enti9rift Der Bertreter Der
beutf tf9en Sabuffrie empfangen, bic mad
ameitdgiger geratbung fertis seifent
tDoreen mar unb f16 auf bic @bicagcer
Welts Iusfelluns be3iebt. gs tpirb ba.
rim um @rnennung zines toiferli@en
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ausgefpro9en, bob bic &egiernng Die
beuti@en IusfelIer au9 iont nod
W68li6teit unteritiike. bamit eine bes
Sanbes niirbige Musfelung su Stanhe
TONNE. Die Denti9riit ipeiR auf bic
Notbtpenbisteit rai@en 6anbelus Ieitens
ber Regierung BIN, in Mnbetradt bea
nmiianbes, BOB gn9Ianb unb Irant'
reid bereits Norbsreitungen treHen, uul
ibren Nusfellsrn amtli9en 8eifanb on.
aebeiben 5u laien. Die .politii1en
yta9ri9ten" ifellsn beute feit, bas Die In
amtli6en &reiien borberlf1en6en I'm.
fi9ten su Gunfen elmer tpiirbigen Yers
tretuug bes beutiden @emerbes auf oes
Weltausfellung ituS.
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Wrief. etHe
suIanbif6e: 8

SRI. 8roI9e-Mrs Deborah 8cIns-Scs -Scsultis
giSfi-MatbiIDe 9rOd-aiba DoMOp y aQrs
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Otto Stritt-Sce Gurber - 80 @plfipn ~ q
Simmermann-Soiepb 8ollinSer.
ausIdnbif6e:
Artbur MpsIer-8 Rlg.
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s0- Der ptumber s. 6. a(tfime,
SO. 20 Mpenue 9 nabe Yoif Office,
bot, u;n ben geiieieerten Mniprh@en.
Bite on fein @ei9dft eeliellt luerben,
uodfomrlen gu tbRnen, Rn nit einem
tR9tieen Ga9manne, 0errn 35Dmas,
aRociirt unb lrirb ipie gepbbnIib anr
3ufriehenbeit bes pubIifums oue Nufs
fridge raf9 erlebieen. SeIepbon 427.
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fiiblia BON Mia. StraBe, baut R@ iett
Iebbaft an. Gi6ert Sud Elm @ruu6s
fftid, ebe fie ole bertouft FinD. Cement.
6eitenwege bor iebem 8auplob unb Bis
3ur GtraBenbabnlinie. DIES gigens
ttum Iiegt In Der 6tobt. Wenbet GuG
an @ebr. Meerf@eibt. No. 407
of 6oufionitraBe.
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Budleus arutea,gaIbe.

Die bete GaIbe Der @eH fur S&nitte,
0ueti@unsen, gef6miire, 0iebers unb 4auts
an.f9Ias, GIs$te. ssiPraaaens edabe, Sree'
bsulen nnb alie Santtraa!bsttsn tnriSt "a.
esdisS's 'esr saraa 1st osz Sas Cen S1s s
snriderRattet. 2b Gents Nie S6a&teI. Bum
Bertauf In allen Mpotbden. Dreib, 3tonte
fon 6 Co.. @boleinIe.
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D@ poncoaH & GDbn baben
bieie 6aiion cine ilngeipbbnIi@ feline
Nusm0bI To @IDtbing. Nitnl0lD
berfauft feline Nnaase biliger.
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s@ 9ie neueten 5iIs., girOb.,
Dunlap.. 9nox. unb gtetfonsGhte BEL
Pancoaf 6 6obn.
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Summer 1924.
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@errelt= ltllo Gnaberl>& &tieia

anb Sd5mbe
iinS eine nnierer perpcrrasenDiten GseeialitSfSl.
Solioe e6ulse4ube bon ftarfem 9eber fir 4ues
ben iinb BET uns bon $1.s5 auitpdrts 5l betsE
&amb8emabte Serren 3nD%fsG G6abe
BON $500 atfiuGrts.
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DIGN0WITY Manages
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Sic
8adentlide Greie YrsAe fht Ssras
erfdeint
ieoen Qouueraag
unb tofet
$3.50 fir OaS Sahr Ooer @1.2S TAt
e @Onate In usbesabIRmA.
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bob bic Geffeluns eines beifimmtsn
Wertbberbdltnifes 3tpil9en @ulb unb
@ilber unb bic Mnnabme elmer gen.eins
i9aftli@en Mlnseinbeit sesenmdrtig aIs
untbunli6 erf@eine.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

STOCKTON, Cal, Nov. 3.-Palo Alto
lowered his record half a second today,
trotting a mile in 2:O91s, coming within
a quarter of a second of the worlds stall
lion record held by Allerton. Palo Alto
was faster today than he ever has been
on this track and went away on each
scoring at great speed, giving Marvin
hard work to hold him. He made two
breaks or he would have broken the
record. He went to the quarter post in
80 seconds, to the half in l:O4, three
quarters in 1869 when he went off his
feet, but caught quickly and came down
the stretch at his best speed but went up
again just before reaching the wire,
though he got in trotting. Everybody
in the judges stand said he woald have
equaled Allerton's record il he had not
been SO full Of ambition. That he will
do it yet nobody here doubts.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

side of New York and Kings county
give Flower 3,102. Fassett 36,120.
New York Careful estimate gives
Flower a majority in Kings county OF
1900.
Baltimore-Frank Brown democratic
candidate for governor has a majority of
between 1900 and 10000 as figured out
at democratic headquarters.
New York-Five hundred and forty
one election districts in New York state
outside of New York and Kings counties
give Flower 59,641, Fassett G3,60l. Same
districts in 1888 gave Hill 65,23O, Miller
76.412.
New York-Returns indicate a repub-
lican gain of 2 in the senate and 4 in the
assembly.
WATERTowN, N. Y, Nov. 3-N. NJ.
Curtis rep is elected to congress from
the 22d district.
New York, 10 p. m.-Election districts
from all parts of the state show Fassett's
majority in fifty-five counties north of
Harlem river will not exceed that of
Davenport in 1885, which was 1921.
Flowers majority south of Harlem river
will be about 1900.
Elmira, N. Complete returns of
Elmira city, Fassett's home, show a
plurality for Flower of 504. In 1883, the
city gave Hill a plurality of 659.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
Harrison Sends Congratulations.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-President Har.
rison this afternoon received the follow.
ing telegram from Chairman Hahn Of,
the Ohio republican state central com.
mittee:
COLUMBUS, Nov. 40 the President.
The republicans of Ohio have won a
magnificent victory. The entire repub.
lican state ticket has been elected and
both branches of the federal assembly is
republican on JOINT ballot by from 81 to
81, insuring the election of a resident of
Ohio and a republican to the United
States senate. w. HAHN, Chairman.
The president replied as follows:
WASHINGTON, Nov. Nv. HAHN,
Chairman Columbus, O.: Thanks for the
good news and congratulations for your.
self and party upon the victory won by
courageous advocacy of right principles.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The president this afternoon sent the
following telegram of congratulation to
Hon. William Mckinley:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-HON. w. Nj
KINLEY, Canton, o.: I congratulate you
most heartily upon your splendid victory
won by manly appeal to the intelligence
and patriotism of people always respon-
slve to such appeals.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The returns from
Ohio will be compared with a vote on
secretary of state in 1890, when Ryan
lrep.) had a plurality of 1O,969. There
have been a large number of additional
precincts formed since 1890, but the sub
divisions will be added together and
compared with the precincts as they ex-
listed in 1880. There were 2,493 pre-
cincts in Ohio. in 1880.
Fifteen precincts outside Of Cincinnati
give Mckinley 1.O9O, Campbell 1929;
A~shenhurst s., Seitz AZ. Same pre-
cincts in 1890 gave Ryan 1,OG7, Crowley
LILO; Lockwood 80, Curtis II.
Cincinnati-The election today was
one Of the most quiet, orderly, business
like and satisfactory ever held in Gin
%cinnati. The new election law based on
the Australian system was tried for the
first time. The city has for several years
enjoyed the beneficial effects OF a
registration law administered by an
honest aud efficient non partisan board
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ROYAL WELCOME TO G0V..ELECT BOIES.
The Farmers Alliance Exhibits Lit
tie Strength - The Prohi-
bitiOn Vote Light.
The Fort Assinnibeine Military Reser-
walton Open to Homestead Entry
Sixty-Seven Thousand Acres.
Iowa Election.

Dies MONIES, Nov. 4.-Thirty-four
counties complete in Iowa out of a total
of ninety-nine in the state gives Boies
(dem.) for governor a plurality over
Wheeler (rep.) of 1905. The same
counties in 1889 gave Boies a plurality of
1,265, making a net gain this year of q
331. The remaining counties gave Boies
a plurality in 1889 of 5,34S which would
indicate the claim of the democratic
state central committee this afternoon
that the state would give Boies a
plurality of from 5000 to 10000. The
The majority sustained by returns when
all are in. Republican gains in country
districts are not as large as first indica-
tons promised. Van Houten, republi
can candidate for lieutenant governor,
is running ahead of his ticket and returns
now in official on the ticket encourage
republicans to believe that he may yet
win. The legislature it is believed will
be a tie in the senate and three republi
can majority in the house. Republicans
however, claim a majority in both houses.
Democrats have elected the railroad
commission beyond a doubt. Chairman
Mack this evening comedies Bosses cleo
ton by 5000 plurality but claims the
election of the balance of the state ticket
except railroad commissioners for the
republicans also both houses of the legis-
lature. Chairman Tuttle of the demo-
cratic committee claims all the state of
ficers but comedies the lower house and
says the senate is in doubt.
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of elections. In Cincinnati the polls
closed at 4 pm. In other parts of the
state the close was at 6 o'clock. From
all points during the day a full vote was
reported.
Toledo--On returns in at 8 pm. for
this quarter of Ohio the vote is very
heavy and the count is slow owing to
errors in marking Australian ballots
which causes delay and discussion among
judges of election.
Cincinnati-23G precincts outside of
Cincinnati give Mckinley 3O,1s2, Camp
bell 25,139.
Observation-Disclosures precincts in
Ohio outside of Cincinnati give McKin-
ley 4,OS9, Campbell 1850; A%shenhurst
211, Seitz 81. Same in 1880 gave Ryan
1928, Crowley 1884; Lockwood 266,
Curtis 1.
Fifty-seven precincts outside of Gin
cinnati give Mckinley 4.423, Campbell
1923; Ashenhurst 436, Seitz 135. Same
in 1890 gave Ryan 6,988, Cromley 1894;
Lockwood SAB, Curtis l.
Standardization precincts out
side of Cincinnati give Mckinley TO-
1872, Campbell 1891. Eighteen precincts
in Cincinnati give give Mckinley 1852,
Campbell 1853.
Cincinnati - Returns from 30 pre-
cincts in Hamilton county show a net
democratic ;;gain of 40. Carrying the
same ratio through the remaining POI
precincts the republican plurality in the
county would be over 1000.
Columbus-At II p. M. chairmen
Hahn on meagre returns received,
claimed McKinley's plurality would be
about 10000 in the state. At the same
hour, Governor Campbell said it was too
early to make an estimate, though he
felt confident the vote in Hamilton
county did not show the Republican in
crease which had been claimed.
Cincinnati-264 precincts outside of
Cincinnati show a net republican gain of
SS7. Fifty precinct in Hamilton county
show a gain for the democrats of 444.
At the same ratio this will give McKin-
ley a plurality of 5000. Appearances in
dictate the election of a republican legis-
lative ticket by from 1000 to 5000.
Cleveland-At Niles, McKinley's birth
place, the republicans made a net gain
of POO.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
OhiO's Little Tin Soldier Will Prob
ably Defeat Governor Camp
bell.
Iowa and Massachusetts, Especially
the Former. Look Decidedly
Democratic.
Virginia. Maryland. and New Jersey
Show Large Gains for
Democracy.


New York. Nov. 3.-The election in
New York state today was for governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary of state,
controller. treasurer; four congressman
To ill vacancies caused by three resigna-
tions and one death: for one justice of
the supreme court; for a full senate of
thirty-two members and a full assembly
Of lbs members. The present state off
last elected in districts where elections
were held today were: Democrats. 3. re-
publican, !. The last senate consisted
Of nineteen republicans and thirteen
democrats, the last assembly of sixty
eight democrats and sixty republicans.
New York city also voted for local
judges, coroner, and aldermen, and
Brooklyn for mayor and other city Off
GERS. The full vote of the state will be
collected for governor and a comparison
will be made with similar states in 1888.
The state is divided into 1910
election districts. OF this number SS7
are in New York city and GO in Kings
county. The new election law which
fixes a maximum of 400 voters to an
election district has greatly increased
the number of districts over 1883 when
the total for the state was 1896.
New York-The city complete except
l6 election districts gives Flower a. S0
majority.
New Iork-1JJ election districts in
New York state outside Of New York
and Kings county give Flower 1J,9i5.
Fassett l1.G3i. Same districts in 1883
gave Hill 1897, Miller o2,3:3s.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
Vote of PennsyIyania,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.-The vote of
Pennsylvania will be compared with the
state treasurer's vote OF 1889, which gave
a republican plurality in Philadelphia
county of 39.744 and a republican ma
jority in the state outside of Philadel-
phia country Of 3l,Gl2 votes.
Philadelphia Northampton county is
democratic; majority estimated at 1900.
4 gain of 800.
Philadelphia The 10Th ward complete
shows a democratic gain OF 628.
Philadelphia-The 29th ward in Phila-
delphia shows a democratic gain OF $50.
Pbiladelphia-The closing Of polls at
: o'clock this evening marked the ter
mination of one OF the sharpest and
most spirited campaigns ever fought in
this city between the two great parties.
At Ills am. this city complete gives
Gregg. republican, for au~ditOr-general
lG2, 40, Wright. democrat, state treasurer
1866. Republican majority 2S,JO5.
McCreary republican, for treasurer
2I..kJ majority.