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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
In EFFECT JUNE 18th. 1892.
Trains w1llleave Union Station, P1ttsburg,
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MAIN LINE EASTWARD.
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2: m. Baltimore 40 p: m; Washington 5;5S p.m:
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PINE HEIGHTS INN AND COTTAGES,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-09
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. SIN this stat
fourteen presidential electors, full state
ticket, twelve congressman and members
of the state legislature were voted for.
Allen B. Morse. ex-justice of the supreme
court of Michigan, WAS the Democrat nom-
inee for governor; John Irish is the candi-
date of the Republicans. while John Ewing
and John Russell are che respective NOM
inees of the Peoples and Prohibition par
ties. The members of the legislature voted
for today will vote next winter for sue
cessor to United States Senator Stock
bridge, whose term expires March 5. AS
the presidential electors are elected by dis
tricts this year, comparisons are made on
the vote for governor with that of four
pears ago. when the Repub, leans elected
their gubernatorial candidate by plural
ity of 1919 The registration throughout
the state was much heavier than ever be-
fore and large vote was polled. Through
out Michigan the weather was cold and
cloudy, with light snow in some portions,
The election was quiet and q large vote
was cast.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-09
WESTERN COLORADO MINES.

GUNtsoN, Colo, Nov. s.-An unusual
amount of interest has been created in
western Colorado during the past two
months over the mining outlook in this
vicinity. Many new discoveries have been
made which are of such character in rich
ness that many prospectors and speculxt-
ors have come in from other camps The
output is greater than ever and here, as
well as in the Pitkin district, shipments
will be continued all winter. At the latter
camp the outlook is even better than here.
The Jim Blaine mas just uncovered on the
second contact an immense body OF ore
which runs forty-seven ounces in silver
aud 30 per cent in lead The Cleopatra ana
Little Tycoon have bodies of ores which
promise, with further Developments, to
show ore worth hundreds of dollars. The
Hindoo in the same locality is making ex-
tensiXe Developments and has thousands
of tons'iu sight which is valued at $40 per
ton, while some ore from this proper; v
runs up TO over $3.50 per ton. These
mines are mostly owned by parties from
Halifax, y. s, and Boston, VINO have the
greatest faith In their future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-09
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. Neb., Noy. S-Nebraska elected
governor and full stage ticket, SIX con-
gressmen, eight presidential elecsors. and
legislature which will elect "A United
States senator to succeed Senator Pad
dock. Republican. The Republican candi-
date for governor was Lorenzo Crounse;
the Democratic candidate, j. S. Morton.
and the Peoples party candidate, Charles
II. Van Wyck. Upon the recommends
tion of the Democratic state committee
The Democrats practically fused with the
Peoples party on presidential electors.
Comparisons are made with 1890. when the
vote for governor was as follows: Demo-
cratic, II. 033; Republican. 6S,97S; alliance,
20, 1S7. The weather was clear and cold.
and Il heavy vote was polled.
OMAHA, Nov. S.-A much heavier vote
has been cast in Nebraska than antici-
pated by the campaign managers. The
voting was quiet throughout the state and
there was little enthusiasm Fully three
fourths of the Democratic vote was thrown
to the Weaver electors. The direct vote
for Cleveland cuts very little figure. Re
turns are coming very slowly aud it will
be hours before the result can be surely
known, but the figures already in indicate
the success of the Weaver electors There
are 1 633 precincts in Nebraska.
Twenty precincts give Harrison S,071,
Cleveland 92l, Weaver 2612, Bidwell 45.
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PARIS DYNAMiTEas.

PARIS. Nov. "a dynsmits explosion
occurred in this cItY this morning. by
which three poi.oernsn lost their lives aad
another person was fatally iajas~L Tbs
affair wAs undoubtedly the work % An
arebists. who were seeking revenge xzsia.t
the Csrmaux Mining company. wnoss
Iou- continued struggle WITH tIs.r sn
p.oYes was aB!eaidy settled few 9sgs
ago Tie Anarchists failed in ih~sr a.
tempt against tbs company Al lreo
vessel ~ss found 80 front % th. of3e- -
tie A4Bip2 company and tsssn "a lie
police sia4gOB " hsss IL Sas b~iag sx-
smiD~d . exploded. -Four a1sg were ia-
sfaUiiy killed. b the sxTlos3o1--tsfss
poiscxiasf aIsd tss porter - . issDk. $40
carried ;b- tomb - Tire p'sitc~ stsitoss
Ub~Ts is ~as - is c,sSn~si The four E1su
~sfs standing over sss- kssDD utssn tAs
el0ekwc9x sltlis sxgsosi 4 81 Tss Hs-n
were Instantly ktfIsd. fber BODIES b<tox
reduced To tie uass-st frasnsnts.
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A LUNATIC,S ESCApApE.

ST. JOSEPH. No, Nov. S.-W. II. Nc
Claim, a luDatic. was released from the
work house yesterday and Immediately
started out on an errand of destruction
He hired rig frcm Tullar's stable and
drove to the asylum No. 2. where he en-
deavored to make a Contract for all the
Waste paper Of that institution. In leav-
ing he stole an overcoat belonging TO Rev.
j. Z. Culston of the Baptist church.
From there he went TO the shops of the
st. Joseph Bridge and Iron works, where
he set fire to a pile of rubbish, doing much
damage to the building. Then he set fire
to the South Park elevator, which narrow
ly escaped destruction. He stole chizel
and hammer here and was engaged in
chopping brass from the machinery at the
glucose works when arrested. He belongs
to an excellent family in this county, and
his insanity was caused by disappoint-
ment in u love affair, he having attempted
to Kill the young lady with a crowbar two
weeks ago. He was sent to the asylum
today.
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kEkIUCkY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-The Democratic
victory in Kentucky today was most sur
prising one The weather WIS crisp, with
sunshine the whole day long, and heavy
vote was polled. Owing to the secret bal
lot law, which went into effect today. re-
turns are coming in slowly. 1t is estimat-
ed that Cleveland will have 81. 900 major
ity. Dentucky sends twelve Democrats to
congress and one Republican. In the Fifth
district Caruthers. Democrat. is reelected.
In the Second district Ellis. Democrat, is
reelected. In the Eleventh district Adams.
Republican. defeated Hindman, Democrat,
by about 1900 majority. The other sue
cessful candidates Tall Democrats) are as
follows: First district, Stone (re-elected);
Third district, Goodnight (ra-elected);
Fourth district. Montgomery (re-eiected); };
Sixth district, Berry successor to DicKin-
SOM; Seventh district, Breckinridge ire
elected); Eighth district. McCreary IRE
elected); Ninth district, Paynter IRE elect
ed); Tenth district, NJ. b. Lisle Successor
TO kendall)
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pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. s.-Pennsylvania
voters had five tickets to choose from at
today's election-The Republican, Demo-
cratic, Peoples, Prohibition and Social
Labor parties each having full tickets IN
the field. In addition To the thirty-two
presidential electors the people cast their
ballots for Judge of the supreme court,
two congressman-a -at-large, 204 assembly
men, and twenty five state senators The
legislature chosen Ioday " iii elect a United
States senai or 10 succeed Hon. Nj S. Quay
The vote vii. be compared win the presi j.
dential contest IN 1883. when Harrison had
59. 567 plurality. II Was beautiful day
and the best of order prevailed.
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KILLED By A LOCOMOTIVE.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. S.-A woman
was killed this morning by an incoming
passenger train on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis road under circum-
stances which seem to indicate a most
dreadful form of suicide. As the train
came in at a 80 mile an hour rate the wo-
man walked upon the track and, paying
no attention to the warning whistle, stood
still until she was strack by the pilot
The blow was dreadful one, and she was
thrown over a mile post, distance OF
thirty-five feet. Her neck, back, shoul-
ders aud several ribs were broken and
several minor injuries inflicted. In her
hand she had held bunch of chrysanthe-
NUNS, which she clasped in the death
grip She was unknown, was apparently
about 80 years of age and WAS poorly
dressed. The engineer thought she was
drunk but could detect no smell OF liquor.
The coroner's jury exhonorates the rail-
road from blame.
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MONT ANA.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. S.-The state of
Montana today elected a governor and an
entire state ticket. one congressman and
three presidential electors The candi-
dates for governor were John E. Rich
ards, Republicans; Timothy f. Collins,
Democrat. and William Kennedy, Peoples
party. Two years ago the Democrats car
ried the state for governor by about GOO
plurality.
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. s.-This state
elected governor, one congressman, three
presidential electors and legislature,
which will select United States senator
TO sncceed Senator Warren, Republican.
The Democratic and Peoples parties fused
on presidential electors. The Republican
candidate for governor was Edward lven-
son, and the Democratic candidate WAS
John i Osborne. Comparisons are made
with 1890 when the Republicans elected
the governor by 1000 plurality
LARAMIE, Wy, Nov. Sat 8 O'Clock p.
m there WAS every indication that 1ver-
son, the Republican candidate for gov
ernor, would be beaten by Osborne, Demo-
craf, in this, his home city, and the banner
Republican, county OF the state. The votes
here will not be counted before 3 o'clock
a. IN. The Democrats, so far can be
learned from the precincts, are running :
to for the Republicans.
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nEi AWARE

DOVER, Del, Nov. S-Delaware voted
for three presidential electors and one
congressman today. The coming legisls-
ture will elect "a United States senator TO
succeed George Gray, Democrat. The
vote WAS unusually large. Comparisons
are made with the vote of 1899, when the
Democratic governor was elected by a
plurality of 54S. Cleveland's plurality in
lsSS was g. Al against 4. Ola In 1854
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. s.-The Austria
liau ballot law was great success. All
the indications ara that an unusually full
vote was polled Both parties are claim
ing the state, but the Democrats ale more
confident.
NEW YORK, Nov. s-A Herald bulletin
says that Delaware has probably gone Re
publican.
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1hE seM o. - sIslxe.

SEw UE1KANs. Nov s-Ss1 Orleans
va taroua iato AAsoiats asfkss~s 90
nighf. The sgeSfrsc light ses<sEs deei6s.:
u sfFske ogt of - IA Fashy ssta tseir f<alo -
strikers snss the i.ssssssnA com paaY. ~ biz "a
does tie s1re<S lxsssgs. bzs 40 force 20
64y 10 fs1rnl Is - si-bt. tbs peessixa.
* fsse EiertzIs I<gsa eoasps1g iodsy sass
issfz essfeF~ssos sstfa 40 xoszsBsx os tie
ssfssa.soa q gsTrHo< f0ssex s.sdSy sens sos
sszsoE fisx.assEaC<. ws1 ~~<sss 1aeqa2. l.
gIse sitas;soa Ia tss oosrs- 81 % lasss.
vsss ta,e major SID ss.t sss sssa.ssss S.s
very xFag. Indeed.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. s.-This state
votes for governor and full state ticket,
four congressman, a legislature and six
presidential electors. Thomas Davis was
the Republican candidate for governor
and William A. McCook the Democratic.
The Peoples party aud ProhibisionistS
have state tickets in the field. bat did not
figure in tile contest The Legislature
elected will eject g successor 10 United
81 ates Senator Faulkner. whose term ex-
pirvs in March,. Comparison Is nsat.e witt
lSSS. when MIR Cleveland carried the state
by 5G5 plurality. The euberBaiorial vote
that year was contested Il is believed
taat l0.e9o more votes were cast this year
than IN ISSS
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CONNECTICUT.

icut voted for six presidential electors, a
governor and state officers; four congress-
men and a legislature that will elect sue
cessor to Senator Hawley. There were
five state tickets in the field. and one must
have majority to win. They are headed
as follows; Republican, Samuel E. Mer-
win; Democratic, L. B. Morris; Prohibit
ton, Edwin p. Augur; Socialist Labor,
Morris Ruther; Peoples party, DR.. e. NJ
Ripley. The presidential vote is compared
with that of 1883, when Mr.. C.eveiand's
plurality was $50. The vote for governor
is compared with that of 1890. when the
Democrats had plurality of 65S, but no
majority. The registration has been large
and fuller vote than usual was expected.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov S-There were no
state or county officers to be elected today.
The contest was for the election Of thir-
teen presidential electors aud eleven con-
gressmen. Comparisons OF the vote will
be made with the presidential vote of 1855,
when Cleveland Carried the state by 90,
0o3, against "a. .090 in 1885
AUGsUTA. Ga Nov. 6-Richmond county
will give black, Democrat. nearly 5000
majority over Tom Watson of "Where am
| at?" celebrity. The returns from the
other districts Indicate that the Demo
ctats will carry every district, and that
Georgia will send a solid Democratic dele
CATION to the next congress. Third party
candidates were run in every district.
Speaker Crisp is reelected by an increased
majority.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

HURON. S. D., Nov. S-South Dakota
will today choose four presidential elcc-
tors, two congressmen-at-large. governor
and full state ticket. aud members of the
Legislature. Although the Democratic
electors appear on the official ballot, the
members of that party were instructed to
cast their votes iod the Weaver electors
Charles H. Sheldon is the Republican
choice for governor; Peter Couchman was
the nominee of the Democratic party. but
B. E. Even, the Independent candidate,
was indorsed by the Democratic leaders.
The fusion between these two parties was
understood to be complete. although not
appearing on the official ballot This state
never before participated in a presidential
election. and the vote is compared with
1890. The weather was clear and cold.
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EIEcTlON ARRESTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-Attorney General
Miller this afternoon received this tele-
gram from Edgar Allen, assistant United
Stated attorney at Richmond, KY:
"Uniled supervisor and four United
States marshals arrested By police and
Democrats aud committed to jail Bail
refused"
In response the attorney general tele-
graphed the following:
Get out writ of habeas corpus and have
them released il the courts are within
reach"
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. 8.-Senator
Osborne offered his vote in this city today.
1t was challenged and he swore it in. He
was soon after arrested for illegal voting
and taken before United States Commits
sioner Hunter. He waived examination
and was held in 81, 600 to the United States
grand Jury,
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. s-No state
officers were To be voted for today. The
contest was for the election OF eleven
presidential electors and nine congress
men. Comparison OF the vote is made
with the vote for governor ia 1890, when
the Democrats carried the state by plu-
rality of 81 90 against 1l2,dS0 in 1SSS
The ludicstion of . heavy vote by both
parties were good, as the state has not
been so thoroughly csnvassed since the
war.
Il was raining steadily all day. bus an
immense Vote MAS cast The whites, il
practical uuaDlmlty were supporting
Cleveland. The negroes are divided be-
tween Harrison, Weaver and Cleveland,
There was no Gisiurb.nce-
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POLICE AGAINST MaesHals

poU6HgEEPsiE, n Y. Nor. s-A quarrel
broke our ~ tie Seventh ward polling
place here between the city police aud The
United States maxshsiss Is resulted first
in a .ree f..ht and rsen in the arrest Of tie
zna-shals, some fogr or tse IN uuiabcr.
They were saken before tbr recorder and
admitted 10 hail Tsae nsarsaals then went
before L 4ssea States Commissioner HQaIEr
amd swore oa& warrants tor The arrest OF
the police Three of them. 5ncgna.ng the
chief. were brought before the cognmis-
.ieaer " ho he'd hena 10 await tie 2cks0a
OF the Caited States grand jury.
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COLORADO

DENVER, Nov. s.-Colorado today voted
on governor and state ticket, two con-
gressmen by districts. legislature aud
four presidential electors There were six
tickets in the field-the Republican,, Peo-
pies, Free Coinage" Democratic, Prohi-
bitiou and TWO tickets known the
Democratic Ticket" OF this number the
Peoples Party, one of the Democratic
Tickets" and the Free Coinage" Demo
cratic ticket carried the same candidates
throughout and represented the fusioaists.
The second Democratic ticket represented
the Cleveland men. but was headed BY
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Idaho. Nov. S.-Idaho today
elected an entire state ticket, one con-
gresham, three presidential electors AID
Il state legislature. The Republican can.
didate for governor was William J. Nc
Council; the Democratic candidate, John
W. Burke, and the Peoples party candi-
date, A j. Brook. The Democratic and
Peoples parties fused on the electoral
ticket, but had no combination on state
officers. The comparisons OF the vote are
made with 1890, when the state went Re-
publican.
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ST PAUL, Nov o 9-kstugps up to 3 am
indicate Y. 900 plurality for the Harrison
electors over the straight Democratic
electors. The returns on the fusion eiee-
tors are incornplets.
DENVER, Nov. o, els a. m.--Thirteen
out OF 137 precincts in Denver give HArri-
son 755 and Weaver 7y2
san Francisco, Cal. Nov. o The chair
man of the Republican state com nit 90
claims that he has been misquoted. San
Francisco has gone Democratic by 1000
plurality, but be claims that the hepubli-
can ticket may pull through In the state
at large.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. p-Tbe state re.
publican committee claims that tbe state
and national tickets are elected Tho
congressman is also claimed.
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. e-12S towns
give Harrison 46, O99 aud Cleveland 81 ,S6{,
a Democratic gain over 1855 OF 25ip
DEs MoINEs, Nov. 3-Ibc State Register
claims that Harrison will have "a plurality
of rs. COO in Iowa and that the kepubli.
cans will elect o or 10 OF tho IL congress
men sud the entire state ticket.
HORACE, Kan, Nov. 9-iSpecial l.
GEse.ey county complete gives "a majority
TO Harrison OF l27, Anthony 100. Long 10.
Smith l3i, Brown, for senator. l25, VIII
lam Glenn, Republican. for representative
l3. Tie total vote was 355
1T. Louis, Nov. 9.-Scattsred returns up
to 3 O'Clock "a. m. from the principal towns
of forty-sx out OF lis counties ia the state
outside OF 81. Louis snow that the early
estimate OF 20 To % per cent gain by tho
Democrats Is being beld up. TIE Peoples
psrty and the Prohibitionists have
cut no Dgure. There Is how
little question . Of the success
Of the Democratic tickets. state aud ma
tioual, uy 3o00 To 35.0G5. The latest re-
turns ssy that ths Eleventh aud Twelfth
congressional districts are close. but IL 10
bel eyed that O'ssiii and Cobb. both
Democratic, will via by small msiositiss.
The local ticket is elected By q fair
plurality,
WAsHISGTos, Nov s-President Harri-
son Iecsiyea the rrrurn4 nj tue w ss8
Hou =. lie remained in tia. circular iibTa 2,
sIi4 soanss.i b. tie msmbers q! bt- aOs.-
hold now ia the city and by tbTe~ men. ,-fs
OF tse cssiJiBst-SecEstasy J. " Eoesr.
Attorney G-aer4i Miller add Sec -,sgy
Tracy. The president wAs furnished with
tue press dispatches and buiissias Of tbs
telegraph COMPANIES Tas president eoa-
.spu-d 20 receive the retatns uotll after
midnight.