The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-11-17
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FROM WASHINGTON

The Visible supply Of grain ii the
United States on the. 7th Wa&- Wheat.
O.. 900 bushels; corn. 81. ISL 900 bush
els; oats, 1885, 600 bushels: rye, 1.276,-
600 bushels: barley, ,1ss, 900 buahela s.
THE resignation % Assistant Secre.
tary Nettleton. who Is now acting sec,
retary Of the treasury, hos. been ten
dered to the president, 70 take effect
December 1. sssg,srs
LArEsr. returlls onahs Ioth from the
electien gisessc laysl - a. stfsss following
states: Alabama, Arkansas, Connect.
cut, Delaware. Florida, Georgia. I'LL
nois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland. Michigan q votes), Missis:
sippi. Missouri, New Jersey, New
York. North Carolina, South Caro-,
lima, Tennessee; Texas, Virginia.
West Virginia. Wisconsin - total
electoril vote, 2se. Harrison: Iowa,
Maine. Massachusetts,, Michigan (1o
votssl j. Minnesota, 6 Montana. Ne.
.braslxa, New Hampshire, North Da.
kota, Oregon. Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island South Dakota, Vermont, Wash
ington, Wyoming7total electoral vote.
126. For Weaver: Colorado Kansas,
Nevada-total electoral vote, Is In
doubt: California, Idaho Ohio The
eomplexion Of the next senate is given
as follows: Republicans, 40; democrats,
~; speople's,s5. The next congress ia
placed: Democrats, 31s: republicans,
'S :! s e: s:sa st,.ss.a s,t,s. t.s..ar,
department for the immediate shipment
Of 5000, 900 half-dullar silyer. Dieces to
the United States mint at Philadelphia
for coinage into souvenir half dollar
coins for tho world fair Nssis ex-
pected that the first lot Of the souvenir
coins win be completed - the closs:ot
the present year. "E''sN'
" ADvICEs on the 10th from the recent
election give Cleveland 278 electoral
votes, Harrison IA and Weaver a. The
next congress is given as follows: Sen.
ate: Republicans, 10; democrats, IS; PEG
pies S; house: Democrats, 277; repub-
Leans. 1877; peoples, IL.
3 REPRESENTATIVES, OF the United
States to the international monetary
conference at Brussels have sailed on
their mission. 1t 10 believed they were
instructed to- use i'll the influence of
the United States toward securing an
agreement by which the parity of silver
and gold may he established. saE.s2.
The exchanges aggregated $1,176,.
159, 1913 at the leading clearing houses
in the United States during the week
ended on the 18th, against 81. 30s, 79s,
AS the previous week. The decrease
as compared with the corresponding
week of 1891 was 1l.2.
IMMIGRATION will be generally dis
ceuraged in view of the possibility of q
fresh outburst Of cholera In European
countries IN the spring and the conse-
quent danger of its introduction into
the United States, and the provisions
of President Harrison's proclamation
Of September l; imposing quarantine
Of twenty days on all suspected immi.:
grants. will be vigorously enforced.
DUNNO the seven days ended, ON the
18th the business failures IN the United
States numbered 210, against 23S the
preceding week and 29l for the cor
responding time last year:
The fifth auditor of the treasury de-
partment states in his annual report
that the relief of seamen during the
year cost the government $34, 600