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NEW YORK.
state Ticket Democratic-Lecisla Re.
publican.

state Ticket Democratic-Lecislatu Re-
publican.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat midniobt tho
Associated Press returns from New
York State show fifteen Democrats
elected to the Senate and seventeen
Republicans. There is some donht
about two Republicans and one Demo.
crat. In the Assembly there is tie
at si,xty-1our. On these figures tie Re-
pu6llcans have two majority on Joint
ballot of the legislature. The Her.
ADS returns from the state confirm
these figures as to the Senate, but in the -
Ass Assembly fifty-nine seats are given to
publicans, thus giving the latter twelve i've
majority on joint ballot. Flowers MIN
rallty Is given as 46, 446. The whole Dem.
ocratlc state ticket Is elected. sheehan
ran 1896 behind Flower, although
W 1nls Is not SHOWN in his plurality over
sett. 90
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An Operation Necessary

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 9.-Bishop Merrill,
of the Methodist Church, was taken
to Wesley Hospital to-day, serious
ly ill. Fears are entertained for
his life. An abscess or tumor has
formed in the abdominal region,
and difficult surgical operation will be
necessary to save his life. He returned
from Cincinnati two weeks ago, and has
not been out of the house since. Some
years ago he passed through severe
attack of typhoid fever, and it is
thought his present sickness is the re-
suit of that.
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Another Shake-Up.

From dispatches received on the 9TH
it is learned that Gen. Julio Garcia
Granadas, Col. Manuel Rubio and Vim
cente Martinez are at the head of a
number of dissatisfied Guatemalans
on the Guatemalan Mexican frontier
who are preparing for revolution
against President Barrillas, of Guate-
mala. Col. kubio is Barrillas' deadll-
est toe. It is claimed that the revolu-
tionists have force Of 900 men ready,
and that they have received many
promises of assistance. They say that
unless Mexico interferes the revolution
will break out in few days, and that
they count on aid from sympathizesr1s IN
the interior of the country. They
bought arms recently, both here and IN
the United States.
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HAS A WARLIKE LOON

Men at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
ing Night and Day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-These are
times at the Brooklyn Navy
Night and day the rafting Of
and changing of hammeH
sound through the usually
yard; the big store-houses are G}Fl
the time, and although from the
mandant down to the storekeepel
and all say there is nothing up
is every indication Of Nl
departure Of the fleet Tor
kind of foreign service. On al
ships additional coal room h%,
made, and extra stores taken on \
The Bennington this morning
steam up and was ready to pnl Y
at q moments notice. All hel
were aboard and no one was a.
shore leave. The Atlanta, WAN
in the dry dock, was taking u
and will be ready 1of
by Friday. The officers
ship were getting their dummy
board. The Chicago is anotDssl
ready for sea, and her men, WaluI1
ders, were taken out i'll the yMSu,|
drilled in shore movements. N"l
the monitor Miantonomah V@
crossing with a rush. I'd
Commandant Erban this norma
the busiest of the busy men IN tuy
yard. He reached his office atyyl
and immediately sent 8 hurr1it5u:11
summoning Capt. Kain, the cnl NJ
neer, and several other gD]
For an hour and q hai
were in consultation, anu
the officers hurried off to dlllelS1l
partments and began sending olT1
in all directions. A telegraphlV1 N
was received at the ordnance ~
ment this morning to nuiNI
certain guns. "Have the 6e,rj
ready by Friday" said OonDll
ant Erban, "even if you ,lI
to work overtime" Another uS ~
stated that the Newark, now :"
navy yard at Charlestown' MS n
been ordered to the Broo5Hlt!bn, t
Yard. The dispatch stated InS
must be ready for sea in ten dSyYi, Il
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. ~. - M
Navy Department it is SAID In To,j
tivity at the Brooklyn Navy l"'
no special significance.
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SEVENTY-SEVEN LIVES LOST.
"A Steamer Sinks III Cyclone and All but
Six of the Crew Perish.

"A Steamer Sinks i'll a Cyclone and All but
Six of the Crew Perish.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 9.-On Monday last a
cyclone passed over the Andaman ISL
ands, situated in the Bay Of Bengal.
The islands form 8 British convict
settlement to which East In
dian criminals are transported,
and the Enterprise, belonging to
the Indian government and used
to convey prisoners to the islands and
for other purposes. was at one of the
ports when the cyclone set in. The
vessel foundered, and of her crew of
eightythree men only six were saved.
The other seventy-seven went down
with the steamer or were drowned
while attempting to reach the shore.
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This is Not Official.

The new reciprocity treaty with Ger
many, according to a Washington dis
patch of the 9TH, will probably be an
nounced at the coming meeting of the
Reichstag. The substantial outlines of
this treaty are concessions to this coun-
try on breadstuffs and cereals no higher
than the duties conceded to Austria
Hungary by the new treaty with that
country. These duties are about one
half those charged upon similar pro-
ducts from other countries. Germany
makes these concessions in return for
the free entry of beet root sugar.
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Canadian Politics Quiet.

The Canadian cabinet differences have
been arranged and the political crisis is
over temporarily. On the 4th inst. Sec
rotary of State Chapleau called on the
premier and had an interview with
him, the other ministers present being
Sir John Thompson and George 3.
Foster. The result of the inter
view was that Secretary Chapleau
agreed to continue in his present posi-
ton for time, and to succeed Edga
Dewdney as minister of the interior,
when the latter retires to become lieu
tenant-governor of British Columbia.
J. A. Ouimet, ex-speaker of the House
of Commons, will succeed Mr.. Chapleau
as secretary of state, and A. r. Anglers,
at present acknowledgements of Que
bee, will come into the cabinet as min
lister of agriculture, replacing Senator
John CARING.
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The Cyclone Was Very Bad.

On the I'd inst. cyclone passed over
the Andaman Islands, situated in theBay
of Bengal. The islands form British
convict settlement to which East Indian
criminals are transported and the steam
er Enterprise, belonging to the Indian
government and used to convey pris-
oners to the islands and for other pur-
poses, was at one of the ports when the
cyclone set in. The vessel foundered,
and of her crew Of eighty-three men
only six were saved.
The cyclone that passed over the
Andaman Islands destroyed g. large
number of buildings in the Indian penal
settlement. Sixty convicts were killed
and 200 injured
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A Tomb DeSeCrated.

Some person or persons last night
forced open the tomb Of Countess Mira
hori, the morganatic wife of the late
King Victor Emanuel, and set fire to
the coffin. The case was consumed, but
the zinc shell protected the body. The
face and feet were slightly burned.
There is no clue to the perpetrators of
the O11trapo
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They Want to Buy Medals.

The committee on awards of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, after
being in session in Chicago several
days, adjourned at noon on the 9TH to
meet in Washington. 1t was decided to
ask Congress for $500, 900 to pay for
medals and premiums awarded.
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Roard off Trade burned Out.

At Louisville, KY, on the Sth, in a
thunder storm at A. NJ, lightning set
fire to the Board of Trade building at
Third and Main and partially destroyed
it. The loss will be from $35, 900 to $780,
600. The fifth and sixth stories of the
building were totally burned, and the
third and fourth deluged with water.
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The Walls are Up.

With appropriate ceremony and dis
play the copestone of the Chicago
Masonic Temple was laid on the 9th.
The building now towers to its full height
of nineteen stories, 27S feet from the
ground to coping. 1t is the highest
structure Of the kind in the world. The
interior finishing will now be pushed
forward. Fifteen hundred Masons par
ticipated in to-day's ceremonies, which
was conducted by the grand lodge of Il
HnOiS
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Win Put on a Heavy Tax.

The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the London Times telegraphs his
paper that he learns from the best
sources that heavy export tax
will be imposed on wheat probably
fortnight or three weeks hence.
All the ministers except M. Wish
negrAdsky, minister Of finance, favored
a total prohibition of the expectation.
Therefore modification is still posi-
BILE. The long warning given to ex-
porters will result in an active trade in
the meantime
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STILL TREASON'S FLAG.
G. A. r. Veterans Warned Against the
Confederate Banner.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. Gen. Palmer,
commander-in-chie Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, has just made
public the following order:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC. ADJUTANT-GENEEA OF
FICE. ALBANY, n. z. Nov. 4. 1.-The
attention of the commander-ln-chief has
been called to the fact that comrades
wearing the badge and uniform of the
Grand Army OF the Republic participated
IN recent demonstration where the Con-
tederate flag was carried and displayed,
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Got AWAY with 100000.

Chief Inspector Bourne, Of the Post
office Department, has been in Indiana
gathering evidence against Charles Dia-
mond, Tom Bacon and Charles Stratton,
who were recently arrested in Atlanta,
charged with robbing street letter
boxes. Inspector Bourne estimated
that robberies of this description aggre-
cate 100000.
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Mary Neuman died at Cleveland on
the Sth at the home Of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Henry Maulberger, aged
1O5 years. She was born in Prussia and
was serf. In 1866, when so years old,
she came to America to live with her
children. At the time Of her death she
was only feet and 10 inches tall and
weighed but nlnety-seven pounds. She
had simply shriveled up, and life ceased
when the vital organs We're worn out.
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Of the mines by voting for determined
strike in conjunction with the block coal
miners for what is known as the Column
bus scale, IS cents for mining bituminous
coal and IS cents for block coal. The
1000 block coal miners are all out. The
scale that has prevailed since last May
was 70 cents for bituminous and IS for
block coal. The operators say they will
do nothing at present. They expect
LONG strike
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Ten Killed by Gas.

Ten persons were killed by an ex-
plosion of gas IN No. shaft of the sus-
quehanna Coal Company at Nanticoke,
Pa, on the 8th. Owing to it being Sun
day there were only fourteen men at
work in the mine. Six were instantly
killed and several others were SO badly
injured and burned that they cannot
survive
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Republican Plurality of Somethir.
5000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4.-Complete
figures from fifty-three of the sixtv.
seven counties in the state, includino
Philadelphia and Allegheny. and % 20
ful estimates for the other fonr 49,
counties show a plurality of 56.s Ts zen fen
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IOWA.
Gov. Boies Reelected - Repu blicans
Claim the Legislature.

Gov. Boies REFLECTED Repu b1icans
Claim the Legislature.
Dies MONIES, Ia, Nov. 4.-Chairman
Mack, Of the Republican committee,
comedies Boies' election by 5000 plu-
rality, but claims the election of the
balance of the state ticket, except rail-
road commissioner, for the Republicans;
also both houses of the legislature.
Chairman Fuller, of the Democratic
committee, claims all the state offices,
but comedies the Lower House and says
the Senate is in doubt.
Fifty counties complete In Iowa out of
total of SO in the state give Boies
Dem.) for governor plurality over
Wheeler of 7,4S8. The same counties in
1889 gave Boies a plurality of 1862.
making a net gain this year of 1926.
The remaining counties gave Boies in
1889 q plurality of 1861.
In the Lower House the Republicans
have gained Audubon, Adair, Adams,
Boone, Decatur, Floyd, Poweshiek and
Kossuth, the Democrats gain Marion.
O'Brien and Sioux. The parties were
equally divided two years ago and
the Republicans will therefore have
clear majority. The Senate is con-
coded to be Democratic by one or two
votes. The Farmers Alliance candidate
Westfall, for governor, received about
$4,000 votes in the state. The Alliance
carried one county for governor, Mono
ma, one for representative, Montgom-
cry, and the Montgomery Mills sena-
torial district. The Prohibition vote
has not been reported, except in a few
instances, but it is probably very light.
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Ex-President-Elect Vicuna.

A Washington dispatch of the 9Th
says: "Senor Claudio Vicuna, who be-
fore the close of the late war in Chilli
was elected as the successor of Presi-
dent Balmaceda, but who is now, owing
to the victory of the Congressionalist
party, refugee, left this city this after
noon for New York, accompanied by
his sons. They will sail for Europe Oh
Saturdavn
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COLORADO REPUBLICAN
The Entire State Ticket ElectedN,
1900 Majority.

"'oO" 4A"JorIty.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 4.-JudeA
(Rep.) has been elected to tbs
justiveship by about 1000. Tbe
Republican ticket was elected
Sufficient returns are in to dat.,
that Judge Helm (Rep. has beenSs
chief justice by from 1000 to I0S,
iority. Partial returns from t6eS,
election districts in this county 81
Republicans the entire ticket i,
iorities ranging from 1871 IN
With the exception of Lake an
Animas counties, the ReprN
elected their entire ticket in w
county in the state.
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VIRGINIA.

N1iSSlNlAs
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3.-Abom
quarters of the state has BEEN |
from, which shows that sixteen
torial districts have elected Dem.I
with four districts to hear from |
with the nineteen Democrats vM
over, makes the Senate stand tbn|
Democrats to one Republican
holds over. In sixty-fve ciha,
counties heard from the Democrt|
every candidate save McCandsI
Middlesex County, who is deil
by Bland lind. Alliance). The N
Gratis will have more than three.Il
majority in the legislature.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 3.-The n
Gratis will have majority in /
branches of the legislature. At \
cal headquarters of the Democll
this city the claim is made that n
cratic senators have been eled]
Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesey
Sussex counties. The DemocsJ
claim to have elected forty asS
men in the state.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. Sd
Brown (Dem.) J, for governor, hal
iority of between $4,000 and ZOO
figured out at the Democratic
quarters. The Baltimore Deno
elect their city ticket by 5000 MAJ
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. "a drawn
was the result of the local electI
far as could be determined at midi
About half of each ticket had
chosen, according to the returns
precincts heard from out Of ID
800.
Latest New York Returns
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The 'A@d
Press returns on the legislatme
the following results: To the \
the Republicans have elected seya
of their candidates and the DEM
fourteen, and in the Thirty-secod
trict DR.. James T. Edwards, Indq
ent Republican nominated by
licans, opposed to Senator ' eddie
endorsed by the Democrats, is ell
In the assembly sixty-fve Demo
sixty-one Republicans and two
pendent Democrats are elected.
latter being county Democrats vl
been endorsed by the Republics
the Twenty-second and Twenty5
New York City districts RESPECTIVE
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ACTRESS KILLED BY THE CARS.
Fannie Cartwright, of the "Fast Mail"
Run Over.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 6.-Fannie Cart
wright, an actress with the EAST Mail'
Company, was run over and killed in
the Chicago & North Western Railway
yards. She was % years old. She was
to have been married Sunday to Charles
A. Metzger, of Tallapoosa, Ga The
Young man was notified of her death.
Her mother is in poor circumstances
and was supported by her daughter.
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TWO DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S.
New Jersey and Maryland Legislators
Strongly Democratic

TRENTON, n. Nov. 4.-The latest fir
ures on the legislature show that it will
stand: Senate-Republicans, 5; Demo-
Gratis, IL. House-Republicans, 20;
democrats, 40. This makes the cleo
tlon OF democratic United States SEN
ator in 1898 almost certain.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 4.-The Demo-
Gratis have won the legislative fight hv
safe majorities. In the CITY Tatrobe
lDem.) wins the mayoralty fight bv
5000 majority. Kerr, the Democratic
a close vote. ny
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Rad Weather in Bulgaria.

Severe snow storms continue in Bull
garia. At some points the snow is ten
feet deep. Many persons have died
from the effects Of the cold and thou
sands of cattle and sheep have been
lost. Numerous wrecks are reported IN
tho RIark Sea
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Senator from Vermont.

Gov. Page on the 4th issued procla-
nation formally announcing the ap-
pointment Of the Hon. Redheid Proctor
as United States senator to succeed the
Hon. George F. Edmunds, resigned.
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BLOW TO LIQUOR MEN.
Wholesalers Require u License for Each
County IN Massachusetts.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.--Judge
Taintor has decided that wholesale
liquor dealers located outside of the
state cannot sell liquor in this state
without taking out a license in each
county where the liquor is to be sold.
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OHIO.
Maj. Mckinley and the Entire Republican
Ticket Elected.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. Maj. McKin-
ley and the whole Republican state
ticket have pluralitles ranging from IT,
900 upwards as shown by latest returns,
the Majors plurality being certainly
over $4,000. The Republicans will con-
troll the legislature by vote OF from 50
to 81 on the joint ballot.
There is nothing in returns from miss
ing precincts that have been heard from
since o'clock this evening to alter the
result already reported from Ohio. In
dications are that McKinley's plurality
will be about $4,000 and the legislature
as already reported.
Full returns from Hamilton County
give the following results: Mckinley,
37,484; Campbell, 81 1862; Ashenhurst
(Pro.), 400; Seitz (People's), 3,773; total,
70, 22S; McKinley's plurality, 1922; Nc
Kinley's majority, l,704.
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More Land Onened.

The secretary of the interior has is
sued an order opening to entry under
the homestead law the surplus lands OF
the diminished Fort Assiniboine mill
tarv reservation in Montana, aggregat-
no 81 200 acres.
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End Of the Savings Bank u

BosToN, Mass, Nov. 9.-At US
Cents Savings Bank eyerythlns ~
to-day. Money is being, ue''
by those who withdre" M
accounts on the run rosr
the six days of the run there We On
drawn above deposits S79l, 40, aTt
urday there was very little m no. Jso
out and the bank received 400 S ,s
of average amounts, Including
counts. e.
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Ha Coz AWAY Cheap.

Gov.-elect Flower has sent his state
ment of election expenses to Albany.
He says he contributed $1,000 to aid IN
the canvass of the states vote.
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Another Miners, Strike.

The state convention of bituminous
coal miners at Terre Haute, Ind, on the
9th. followed up the action of Tuesday
night in ordering the 1000 miners out
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Peace Congress.

ROME, Nov. q The International
Peace Congress opened its session here
to-day. One hundred delegates are
rresant
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Brings Half a Million

New YORK, Nov. -
steamer brought S525, OOo lnAgt
Europe.
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Cork, Nov. 7.-Martin Flavin, the
McCarthyite candidate for the seat in
Parliament for Cork City, left vacant by
the death of Charler Stewart Parnell,
has been elected bv plurality of 1872
votes over the farnellite candidate,
John E. Redmond. The result of the
count is as follows: Flavin (McCarthy-
ite), 1869; Redmond (Parnellite), 2, 157;
Sarsfeld (Unionist), 1,l6l. At the last
election for Cork City Mr.. Parnell was
elected with Maurice Healy, who also
represents Cork City, without opposi-
ton. John E. Redmond, the defeated
candidate, after the result of the polls
ing of Parnellites, where he delivered
an address. During the course of his
remarks he declared that though ma
iority Of the electors of Cork City had
refused to support his candidacy he was
determined to continue the struggle for
the acknowledgment by the people of
ireland of the justice Of the policy pur-
sued by the Parnellites.
Congressional Seats Contested.
Notices Of the intention to contest the
right to the seats of SIX members-elect
to the House of Representatives in
the Fifty-second Congress have been
filed with the clerk of the House.
They are as follows: Henry T.
Noyes versus Hosea H. Rockwell,
from the Twenty eighth New York
District; John 3. Reynolds versus
George W. Sioux, from the Twelfth
Pennsylvania District; Thomas H.
Greevy versus Edward Scull, from the
Twentieth PENNSYLVANIA District: Alex
ander K. Craig versus Andrew Stewart,
from the Twentyfourth Pennsyl-
vania District Thomas E. Mil
Ter versus William Elliott, from
the Seventh South Carolina
District; and John V. McDufie versus
Louis w. Turpin, from the Fourth Ala
bama District. In the Pennsylvania
cases the contestees were elected as Re-
publicans, while in the other cases the
contestees were elected as Democrats.
In the last House Of Representative
there were seventeen contested election
cases before the committee on elections.
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a democratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" A1i'0
Republican.