Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-11-17
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Catherine Booth and Mrs. Clibborn, daugh-
tsrs of General Booth of the Salvation army
hSvs been arrested IN Geneva, Switzerland
and will be expelled from the canton
". n. Sims, the young negro who was re-
Gently refused adTittance to the kansas
against the faculty of the college for $S,0O&
Sims says he wes admitted once and then
expelled because he is a negro.
The new California limited express, which
was announced to begin service on the Atch-
ison road November Ii, has been postponeds
cannot be completed by that time. The Eass
train will be put on as : later date not yet
liked.
In Oklahoma, Flynn (Rep.) is reported
elected delegate in congress, while the le8is-
tature Is emo-alhance.
The Indianapolis Journal in estimating
the result in Indiana comedies the state 20
the democrats by plurality of 1000 to 1000.
The democrats carried the borough of
Homestead, Pa. by 143, the first time the
town has ever given democratic majority.
Genial J. O. Paddock, who took course
at ElIiott's Business College, Burlington, Ia,
is now manager for the Armour Packing Co.,
Wilmington, N. G. -
The Paris Temps says: eft is clear that
Americans feel little, if any, affection for the
Mckinley bill and the beauties of protec-
ton"
The indications Wednesday were that Ohio
has gone democratic for the first time in
presidential year, though it may require an
official count to determine tho result.
Manufacturers at Fall River, Mass, voted
the scale Of 1884. The vote was almost
unanimous and was voluntary on the part Of
the manufacturers.
Complete returns on the legislature seem
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publican. The populists have captured the
senate, but the republicans have the house
of representatives and enough to spare to
give a republican majority of two or three
on JOINT ballot.
Returns indicate that Harrison has carried
Nebraska by slight plurality. The demo
crats admit the election of Crounse, Repub-
lican, for governor from 5000 to 10, 900, The
republicans elect two congressman, peoples
party re-elect Kerens and McKeiRhsni the
other two districts are in doubt.
Chairman Carter, of the republican ma
tional committee. sent the following to Pres
ident Harrison, November 10: 'The returns
show that we have been defeated by pro-
nonnced majority. The defeat can only be
attributed to the reaction against the pro-
gressive policy of the republican party"
Chairman Simpson, of the republican state
central committee, stall believes that Smith
is elected by q small majority. He also
thinks that Anthony run about even with
Smith, but thinks that it wall take an ofhc1a1
count to decide it. Chairman Breidenthal
claims the election of Lewelling by 5000.
Everyone agrees that the run of range cat
tie for this season is rapidly drawing to q
close and that from this forward buyers
must look more to natives for their supplies.
1t is said New Mexico and Arizona have no
moro cattle to come, and the Colorado
ranchmen who have been in the past week
report but few cattle back in their nelghbOr-
hood.
The indications are that Cleveland Is
elected by clear majority in the electoral
college, He has apparently won the 56 cleo
toral votes of New York, the % of Illinois.
the 9 of New Jersey and the Is of Indiana
in addition to 1853 from the solid south. hav-
ing 2S4 votes, or IL moro than the necessary
majority.