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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-11
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In Ohio. where the issues were those OF
tho new tariff and free silver, the Repnoii-
%, candidate for Governor, Major Mckin-
low has been elected by 10000 majority and
the Republicans have chosen the Legislature.
7, M S,s,e of the Union was the canvass
carried on with so much spirit. The solest
sneakers and the most representative poiiu-
cal leaders were actively engaged in II, ootn
in speaking and doing. The Democrats
soueht TO aid the silver issue and devoted
themselves to urging condemnation Oh inc
Mckinley act. This issue was so oislinouy
that ON which the campaign was eondue'eo
a 70 leave no doubt that il was the one on
rh;ch ,be election has been decided MI
Mckinley having been elected, his triumph
NAV confidently be accepted as the triumph
IN Ohio of his protective policy as il is EN-
! bodied in the Mckinley bill.
HARRISON CONGRATULATE
"wednesday morning President Harrison
\ sent the following telegram:
Hon. VTHiaIa mckinley, Canton, Ohio -
congratulate you most heartily upon your
splendid victory. Won by manly appeAi ~ =
| the intelligence and patriotism oi PeOPie
%" BESJAMIE HARRIsoS-
MCKINLEY sPEAKs.
Friday evening the Republicans OF Can
ton the home of Major Mckinley, held
sraa, demonstration in honor of the Repuo-
g., ,.;.,,-v The newly elected Governor
spoke as follows:
i need not assure you that ] rejoice with
Won tonight over the splendid victory OF last
Tuesday. II was wen at the end OF long
campaign, afer Issues presented by the two
. great parties had been fully discussed and
considered before the people and by th'
/ people. Il was conducted without bitterness
= or personalities, and determined purely upor
party principles, representing great party
] | differences l recall 10 campaign for man,
e wears, where the real issues, unclouded oi
: local or temporary considerations SHARPLY
r made BY parry platforms. have been so ais
= tinclIy and sqnarely before the people as tn
+ one whose successful ending is being cele
= brated tonight. The protective policy AM
sound currency tfiumphed in this State
!, Ohio spoke for both with emphasis and IL
7 voice reaching every part Of the country
n We celebrate the verdict and victory to night
4 They are fun Of significance and encourage
/. ment. We have elected the entire Stat
/. ticket with unusual msjorities, and boil
a branches OF the Legislature by almost un
n precedenied msjorities, have carried practi
+ eaIly all close and doubtful counties. Wei
e elect Republican United States Senator
we'll district thestate for Congressional rep
It resentsfiOn under the census Of 1880 fair .
Is a majority, fair to q minority, and just to a
n our people. We viii continue 10 choos
le presidential electors by the State at large, g
s. we have done since Ohio has been Stat
II government The glorious State viii neithe
be Michigsnized nor Mexic=nizsd, bat th
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All that is left Of the Farmers Alii-
anoe in Kansas appears to be ''SOckless
Jerry Simpson. His county ticket was
the only Alliance one elected this fall.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION VOTE

Only ten counties in the State gave ma
iorities for the holding of a Constitutional
Convention. In forty-two counties there is
a majority of 15i,59O against holding the
convention. The counties favorable to the
convention are Bedford, Carbon, Columbia.
Elk, F4yette, LaekAsanna, L1serne, Pike
Warren and Wayne.
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a plurality Of !, ,4S2 for General Gregg,
under all the circumstances, in this off
year is a very good showing for Somerset
county Republicans.
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our Of fifteen judges elected in this
State Tuesday, the Republicans elected
ten, and four Democratic judges were re-
tired. Not a bad day's work.
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R4|HAI:I!! a.! BakiRg Bs1dsg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
What Senator ouay's wife Thinks.

BEAVER, Pa, Nov. Mrs. Agnes Quay
wife of the Senator, remains here in her
quiet country home while her husbands
shoots and fishes in Florida When asked
what she thought would he immediate effect
of Tuesdays election, she wrote Il think
the effect Of the Pennsylvania election will
be to stop the tongues Of those who assail
my husbaDdr
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TIE withdrawal Of Mr. KoOser cut the
ground from under the feet Of Mr Rey-
nolds, and his fall was sudden, hard and
nnaypected.
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The Democratic cry was Thou shalt
not steal" and the Republicans prevent
ed them from stealing the State.
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The five great Republican townships
of the north sent in their usual hand
some maisrities for the entire ticket
Tuesday night.
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The President can issue his Thanks
giving proclamation now at any time.
Republicans feel thankful.
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Jrsr in the place where the Democrats
wanted their rooster 10 crow ne iondes''
he lost his voice.
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WrrH little extra WORK the l,+0o ma
jority given Gregg and Morrison IN ms
county ran be doubled in 92.
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VIZ beg pardon for iaughing.at a funer-
al. but what did strike the Reynolds
boomers Monday night?
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WHEREVER the battle of 1891 was fought
on National issues Republicans have rea'
son to be satisfied with the results
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THE battle is oyer-Organize for the
next
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ASD now the professed Republicans
who voted for Reynolds because he was
"sure winner" are wishing they hadn't
done il.
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CHAIRMAx JoHN-~We had the cards
stacked on you, but you held the joker,
PLAYED it on the last trick and won the
sramen
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THr Bardsley platform was not a safe
one 10 stand upon.
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THE vote Of the Metropolis" Tuesday
would indicate that it Is the home Of
Chairman John.
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The Constitutional Convention propo-
sition didn't succeed because the people
didn't want it to.
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MARYLAND.

Maryland was again faithful to Democratic
principles, electing Mr.. Frank Brown over
William J. Vannot, the Republican candl-
date for Governor. by the usual majority.
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MAIoa McKISLEr made 8 NaPoleonlc
campaign anc won a glorious victory.
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IT looks as though Cleveland would
float into the campaign with Boies-
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WEARING election hats and smoking
selection cigars" is now the fashion.
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Boys win be BOies" out in Iowa Tor
two years TO come.
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TIE Constitutional Convention wasn't
in IL
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DMIN1srRAroR's NOTICE

Esrate Of Peter J. Baker. late of Z ~ ..l
Some-set Co. Pa. d-t 49, =
Letters Of ADMINISTRATION on th.s r
proper saihoritS' notice Is hereby &
persons indebted to said estate % -. d
ate payment, and those having v---.---ls
the same viii present them an. ~ ssT 6
for settlement On SATURDAY .le -
cenber. 1881, az the house Of a,s.Sss.-Ti KS
T4COB Blu 49,. : !
Admrs- Cum Tss.amenio AnneA1 o-
ker, decd
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of Jacob Augustine late OF lls,
foot Twp. Somcrset Cos l-- 49, Z
Letters Of edminisIraiiun or w - r
having been granted io The ullc.-.-l
proper authority notice d lerrl- --
sOos indebted 70 said estate io naA1 =.
payment. and those having c.al-
same will present them duiy al-lt--. :
settlement on saturday. Nogcmlei 4'
late residence Of the dee,d. .r--rs7I.l
-- AIn.a-;'-
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To Governor Mckinley Greeting.
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THAI same old COON bobs up serene
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TERMS

Onp-third Of the purchase money afler the pay
ment OF the debts 70 remain lien on fhe preIni-
ses the interest Of which 70 be paid annually to
the widow OF deceased during her natural life.
The principal sum 10 be distributed 70 the heirs
OF said W,I VI. Knepper. deeessed, and the bal
ance Of the purchase money in annual payments
OF $500. commencing April !, isl2
WM. A. MILLER.
EMMA A. KNEPPER.
nOyil. Administrations
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So it is a Republican Judge. after all
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
THURSDAY. Dscember 3. IS9l

DN VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issued out Of
ID the Orphans Court Of Somerset County. Pa,
and 20 Us directed, We viii expose 10 public sale
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, December 8, 1891,
at o'clock D. m, the following described rea
estate. late the property OF wm- ". Knepper. de.
ceased. viz:
creek township, Somerset county. Pa. adjoining
lands OF Wm. Walker, John Reiman, Nicholas
Fiamm, Pierce Reem, Jeft kimmeil, Lewis j.
KnepDer's heirs, and ;. P. r T. Co, containiug
% acres more or less, about 2iO acres clear and
balance well timbered. with twOstOry frame
Dwelling House. bank barn, and other oufbuild-
ingS thereon
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WELCOME back into the fold. Ohio
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TERMS CASH

On confirmation cf7aie ana lr.i.-- -
Twenty per cent Of the pucchase l-'-
paid on day OF sale. =~s
novt Ail.ls--
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DID you hear anything draP?
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wednesday morning President Harrison
sent the following telegram:
Hon. UTHiaa Mckinley, Canton, ONO -
congratulate you most heartily upon your
splendid victory. Won by manly appear ~
the intelligence and patriotism OF Pe0P'e
always responsive TO such appears.
BESJANIE HARRIsoS-
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PRESSURE TO SELL.
The Bears Get In Their Work
on the Market.
Decline ON ALL THE LIST.
Nancy Closed at , 1-2 Per Cent, 1t Went
Low a. 3 Per Comfort Worth
xnd Denver Bonds are still
StronE-Silver Higher.
Commercial Resume.

srsc.al % the Gazette.
@-w YuHE oct. g7-Money closed easy
=. the lowest rate was 3; the highest
gv.aaur,-Steady; posted rates, $4s1@
49,.
-.as-I,aw and refined, dull and I'M
c.r-gI. J4,vteady.
W.a.-Dmius moderately active and
irr.,. sr. closing lsuCL cents lower on.
'...,. r.rra.a. Iu amount of wheat on pass
a.. SHu's steady.
stocks were lightly dealt in this morning.
Cf..-l Gas. 81 Paul. Beldiug, Lake Erie
;.t Western preferred, Omaha preferred,
and Delaware and Hudson absorbed most
rs'a. speculation. They were also at the
same .lu tle weakest stocks on the list
.far lrl opening and fractional ad-
,aa.a- prices began to give way under the
pressure. 20 sell by the bears. The market
t.l.ru.l weak throughout the morning,
a-. at noon prices were s to 2l4 per cent
I. rw yesterdays closing. In the last half
c5t..Gay there was no increase in the vol
line NJ business. Trading dragged along
ina Iisr.r-s manner. aud there was no feat
u Cd car9ai.'o. The closing figures were
wtL'aa fraction Of the lowest for the day.
THeaatir. ranged from I, to l%4c, the lat
term Delaware and Hudson. sales, 30, SD
shares.
Wo5-DuI, hut steady. Spring Texas,
tr',or-Spot lots quiet. AliddIing up
laa5s .r. Futures closed steady.
Coffee -pp, lots quiet. Fair Rio car
20 l. g. Futures closed lower.
i.',- steady Bueuos Ayres, dry, 1870
/ e.ur, Ir>aN, Mgll2c
".e srg goods market presented no new
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G.. @. P.
Big Republicans From all Parts
of Texas Meet at Dallas.
AN EXPRESSION OF OPINION.
To Devise Ways ana Means to Organize
the Republicans of Texas - They
Want Blaine for President
and an Organ.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 27-The conference
of Republican members of the state COM
mittee and prominent Republicans, called
by Chairman Lock Mcdaniel, was called to
order in the auditorium of the city hall at
10 O'Clock this morning.
The following members of the committee
were present: Lock Mcdaniel, chairman,
Anderson; First district, -; Second,
Webster Flanagan; Third, H. H. Jones,
Marshall; Fourth. J. NJ. North, Marion
county; Fifth, j. J. Fore; Sixth, -;
Alexander White, Anderson; Ninth, -;
Tenth, -: Eleventh, ]. A. johnson,
Columbus; Twelfth, r w. Tabor, Gay
Hill; Thirteenth, -; Fourteenth, l.. S.
Miller, Calvert: Fifteenth, A Zadec, Cor
sicana; Sixteenth, Col. J. c. Biggar, Dali
las; Seventeenth, Tom Anderson, Mc&in
rey; Eighteenth. John Donaldson. Sher-
G. W Gillespie, Fort Worth !;
Twenty-frst, -; Twenty-second,
Nathan Patton. Waco; Twenty-third, Judge
J. B. Osterhout, Bolton; Twenty-fourth,
Hugh Hancock, Austin; the Twenty-fifth,
Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh and TWEEN
ty-eighth were blanks; Twenty-ninth, W.
GIcNianus, Baird; Thirtieth, -; Thir-
ty-first, A. W. Calhoun. Bonham; W. E.
Easton, colored, secretary state executive
committee and employee in the custom
house, Galveston. The prominent lay men,
bers present were Col c. w. Ogden, Henry
Terrell and Col. Jim Newcomb of San An
tonic; Capt. o. T. Lyon of Sherman; Gen
A P Niolloy of FL Paso; Hon. Webster
Flanagan, collector at FL Paso; A. 81.
Curry, postmaster at Lancaster. Dallas
county; Judge A. B. Norton, Kirk Will
liams. Bartlett Sinclair, Postmaster Wit
wer, United States Marshal George knight,
Revenue Collector Hearne. D. B. Robinson,
United States Judge A. P. Mccormick, j.
NJ. Mccormick, Col. J. P. Biggar, Col. C.
l.. Edwards, Hon. Melvin Wade, Joe Hart,
Capt. John p. Boyd, d. A. Robinson, As
sistant Revenue Collector Grover osDallas !;
S. ]. Wright of Paris, who presided over
the last state convention; Judge ].
w. Mcdonald of Waco; Marion L.
NIelett, Vernon; Judge Henry Cline,
Houston; K. Hunstable. Dallas;
Wright Quincy, collector port of Galveston,
and mem Der national Republican committee
(who came ''as a spectator" he said); S.
c. Mccoy, Galveston; Judge ]. P. Oster-
hout, Bolton; Col. Morton, Weatherford
Col. Schmidt. Denton; Dave Redferd,
Cisco; ]. NJ. Kindred, Panhandle; Marion
Martin; J. L. Fore; G. w. Ogden and J. G.
Stewrrt, Athens Adolph Zadek, Corsicanass
Col, w. L. Mann, commander of the Grand
Army Republic of state. Dallas; Postmaster
C. S. Daugherty, Denison; B. L. Richards,
Sherman; Eugene Marshall, United States
district attorney; J. S. Wilson, Laredo; and
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s''. P. .h. Gazette.
Nrw ORLEANS. La, Oct. 21.-Atwood,
}..f' i. Co. say:
faun- The decline in Liverpool to-day
v.-r.uirt'.ut tc - TO Is points on our
r.rAr.. Spots were down liz. with sales
rWHn bales. Lower markets seemed in
orrrou this side. and the opcning prices
H.r.a-N7 points down from last night
3 her. a.4 in New Yorl. but an i'm
E...H.r' ..gAu which continued until
A.. .-. .f..uuau The total advance from
aHH-.- here to-day was IL points. We
eos en.'..s' han Inst night.
Tua .na .r-- here has not been so bullish
{. ia .gw York. owing 10 the weakness of
or s.r market. which declined l-lG, and
'. a rr..a between here and that mar
.tu-istnr,, is again more than normal.
,rA-W York 81 tial says that the fear of
i-a.. .1prire covering Of the shorts
-.aa i.rhaps Of the holding back by
! H'.-. .-.h policy has been Indicated
'.. I.,. t.,l weeks, = is not manifest at
r.r' S. a~ r.,eipts,to-day are a. 900 bales
a-4u>. .Hur bales last wear and The stock
81 r', Tonight IS the largest on record
I'-l.UuJ bales AGAINST G05.OOO bales
u.s. .,.- ',0'''' O'''e'
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Clews on Stocks.

Wv YORK. Ocg 24-Tne dullness in
srr s'rel, continues, and the prices of
nm ms SUI oscillate within range too mar
t,r. ~ encourage large speculative transac-
r. he absence Of any advance in the
A. -'a ., oi England rate of discount last week,
viii --s continued imports of gold, together
t-r. 'lriher liberal increase OF the sur
II, .eserve in the bank statement of the
r,ri, Instant, We're expected TO have re-
Tao, eject upon the market during the
Va, "!eek, but only slight improvement
So naugutated; but the market still
tssrns. ~ the daily meagerss atransactions an
4A4ni.lty TO favorable factors which can
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-" YORK., Oct z7.-The stock market
49, Oh. dull, though there were spurts of
.H few stocks which were paid
.i..a -..5ution TO by the bears. and the
,-' vas rather weak throughout, though
e among the active stocks We're
So an q lew cases of any Importance what
lie ouying Of some stocks by COM
[--. HOUSES was found to be for ac-
h. % ne defunct firm of Evans & Co.,
" ..t Oak o. selling, as usual of late,
- y' Traders and bears.
al. lie ae''s Of the day was uniformly favor
SS'--"dF bonds dull and steady.
ls.s yondS have been dull and feature
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Bonds and Stocks.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid:
BONDS.
United States As, registered. .....116at
United States As. coupons. .ll6a
United States "A S, coupons. ........-.... -.
Central Pacific is. 1861
Denver and Rio Grande Observation-Disclosures. 10
Missouri, Kansas and Texas general 6'S... 7Sx
St. Louis and Iron Mountain general 5's... 80.
St Louis and San Francisco general Fort
eaSes ioo1a
Texas and Pacific land grants. $50
Texas and Pacific Rio Crandes 81
Union PACING Is bid lU72S
STOCKS.
Stnb<al
Chicago and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy .......---.. sS.i
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FINANCIAL,
British Consuls.

Special to the Gazette
LONDON, Oct. e7.-Consuls closed s5 s-l6 for
money; for silver, 4ils.
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Exchange at New York.
Special to the Gazette.

NEW YORK. Oct. a.
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Banll. 60 days. ...........4 SOIsA4 s0l.
Sterling Commercial, GO days. 50 CA 500
acknowledgements 10 days 9i4
Francs-Bank, 80 days. - p
FrancS-Commercial, 60days......5 26A
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Galveston Spot.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. 27-Cotton-Steady.
Middling SIC Receipts, 1915 bales; ship.
mens $3.50 bales; sales, 792 bales; stock, 80, $50
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

Daily Movement at Interior Towns.
GALVESTON. Tex, Oct %.
Special TO the Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
Comparative Statement of the Spot Mar.
EetS

GALVESTON, TEN, Oct oz The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot
to-day at the leading markets. together with
the closing for middling yesterday. with to-
days sales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La Oct

Special to the Gazette.
Sterling-Comnercial so days. rs Oh 20
Francs-Commercial. 90 days......5 27is
New York sfght-Bank. ........... 80 discount
New York sight-Commercial.. i p discount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

Exchange at Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. "a.