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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-The chry.
santhemum show, which Is TO be visit
ed by the members OF the diplomatic
corps and by sucn members OF the cab
met who are In the city, is reported 10
bc the richest and most complete floral
display ever mauo In this country. The
White House gardens are represented
by specimens OF chrysanthemums
valued at thousands OF dollars and the
national botanical gardens have dis
play almost as fine. IL may be Inter.
esting 10 add Ia this connection that no
year has witnessed 70 great "A number
Of flower shows Nv 1892. There are
now In progress in the cities OF the
country over 100 OF these exhibitions,
and the chryssnthemum IL In zach case
the special variety displayed TO the best
advantage. Almost all OF the shows
la the larger cities are equal, II they do
not eclipse that given last week ut
Madison Square garden In New York.
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DENVER, Nov. l0.--Later returns,
without materially changing the result
on the national ticket, give the follow
ing vote for governor: Waite Peoples
paftyl, 80, 1867; Helm Rep,L 26,8O9;
Maupin (Dem.l, 5,Ob3. For Congress:
Pence lre0plt'-) was elected IN the
First disuiCt,nnG Bell (People's) In the
Second district. Goddard IPeople's),
for supreme judge, ran ahead OF tho
ticket, and probably will have 1900
majority. Tbs state senate cousists
OF Populisls and Democrats, II; Re.
publiCnns, H.. or the hOld.Ovur sena
tors, six are Democrats, five Rspub.
Leans and one Peoples party. rhis
gives the Republicans 10 and the Demo
Gratis 10. IA the house, ~ lar IN heard
from, there Will bo 30 Republicans, 10
iuslonists and 10 straight Populists.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION
:, confirm Cabinet Members aud
Foreign Representatives
.,o nryrsr rmr TARIFF LAWS.
.,,.i.otthe Congressional Eiec'
non Rrfurns.-fhc Demo
cratic MrIoriiy,

w,unyGr0S, d. c., Nov. lO.-lt
,,,topgly probable that m extra SEES
'i..,fCjnrress will 10 called imme-
1,,,sly an.t the inauguration OF tho
p,.,Iienl.elcct. a special session 10
.r,y. called at the beginning OF n
,.w ADMINISTRATION 10 confirm the
usmbsrs Il the Cabinet and diplo-
matte representatives. abroad, but the
,,.,ent election having turned on
questions of domestic policy, II ia said
IA he Obvious TO experienced political
isslst. OF All parties that an extra ses.
Nan or 10Th houses OF Congress VIII
bs almost the inevitable result. Secre-
law al tho Treasury Foster, among
o,h,rs admits this. The country, lie
yy, has eli allcnged the judgment OF
~ Republican party ON the NC
Klnley oil and the result mus, be
aecspied Us the will Of the people that
dliefent policy be put into effect.
'lr.st ctetafy Bayard writes friend
b,fe IN Ike effect, adding that the
people will expect this to be done with
out unLCctsaAFy utlhJ'
/ Az Analysis OF the congressional
election relufns shows that with the
returns missing from twenty districts
I'M which the result IL either unknown
.atiraly or Is very close, the Demo
efals lave elected TO the Fiity.third
Uongissa eighty. eight more represen-
tatlyes than the Republicans. This
majority does not include nine menu
befs elect who are classified rs either
FusIOnls,s or Third party mon, nearly
every one Of whom will act with the
Democrats in any proposed reduction
Of The isfln taxes. The support, with
the additional strength the DemocTnte
Gie certain to derive from securing
tome Of the twenty districts put In the
unknown column, makes II conservn-
tive ioestlmAto that the Democrats Will
have q majority Of "a hundred mem.
hers or more on the most important
question likely 10 come before the next
House oi Representatives, viz: The 70.
vision Of the Mckinley tariff law. A
number OF persons are also thoroughly
IN accord with the Democratic policy
s lar o. II goes on all other questions,
itlstsid, with the exception OF Davis
and Bsker. Five FusiOnists from
Kansas are inclined towards Democ.
iacy. The silver states Of Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming, Nevada and Col.
Grade split even on the congressional
election, three Republicans coming
from the three states fret named, and
three FusiOnlsts from the two new
tlaies. NewlHnds OF Nevada inclines
toward Republlcanism.
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MAKEUP OF THE NgXTC CABINET
The Slate as Figured out by lhs
Politicians al Present.
nAr,np. SECRETARY op STATE.
CicN and ,bandons the Idrn Of rssu.
ing nm Addr' - 10 the Voters
OF thc Country.

NEW YoRii, Nov. 0.-Cheesfulness
puivided the home VI Pte.ident.elect
Cleveland today. Though tho
weather without was cheerlrss IN the
extreme, MESSENGER boys bearing ttle.
grams Of congraiulatiOn kept the door
bell ringing almo., continuously.
Secretary O'Brlen said this afternoon
that Mr.. Cleveland hal a, IRE. In.
tended to address letter 10 the vogers
Of the county giving his views ON tho
political situation, but this project ho
abandoned. Mt. Cleveland also de-
cidci not u allow any telesrams or
letters NJ cougratulation TO bu publish.
cd O'Brlrn said tho number Of these
messages already exceeded 5000 ami
the stream showed no sign " diniGd.
ton.
The result OF the election be.
Ing positively settled politicians
are turning their attention 10
tho possible makeup OF Clevp.
lands next cabinet. Many are nlso
gtuntly interested. now thai tn. New
IOfl; state legislature II known ~ be
Democratic on joint ballot, In the sue.
cessJr Of United States Senator His.
cock, whose term win expire March
iih next IL is said that Governor
Flower ~ ambitious 10 be tue senator's
successor, aud Lieuiunant.GOvern
Shethnn wants 90 succeed 10 tbs gov
ernof's Office.
Democratic politicians generally
agree that Governor Flower will bo
sent 10 tie Senate " hr 40 desife., and
LitutConnt.G Governor Shcshnn thus
become governor for tho unexpired
term. Northumberland Sheehnn's
friends declare that hB spleudid
achievements during thb present cam.
paign In the Interest Of the Democratic
party cuiitle him to the next nnminA.
lion ior n iuil term. There has been
sone talk Of Bourke Cochran for sen.
ator, but his friends allege that he does
nOt want the place.
The Cabinet slate, as generally
figured out by the politicians Of today,
was.
Secretary OF State, Thomas +. Bay.
gId.
Secretary Of the Treasury, John l..
Mitchell or eN.POsimaster General
Villas.
Secretary OF the Navy, William G.
Whitney.
Secretary Of War, w. p. franklin OF
New Hampshire.
Secretary OF the Interior, Issac p.
Gray Of Indiana
Attorney General, Congressman
William il. Wilson III West Virginia,
or Congressman Cul0erson OF Texas.
Postmaster General, Don NJ. Dickin-
son.
II has been generally accepted be.
lie! IN political circles that ex.Secrv-
tary Whitney would he offered the
place Of secretary Of state by the
President.eloct, hut those who appear
TO know something about II, say WHIT.
nUy prefers 10 be secretary OF the navy.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. l0.-From returns
received Up to II O'Clock tonight the
GioJc hsuios that tbs Minnesota con.
gressional delegation will consist of
four Republicans, two Democr . anl
oGe Pnpuiist. From prescnt iudira.
lions the legislature will be- anti.Rs.
publican by small majority, hut no
figures can be- given. THE Retuhli.
cans claim Nelson's rep majority
TOT governor, win be nstweon 10000
mud l2,UuO.
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plurality Bryan (Dem.) claims
victory ty no plurality. The RspuO.
licans elect Nicrcier ami MccklcB
yoYn 10 Congress aui the ia lepend.
euts rc.elect Mrkrighau. fhc result
Ia the Sixth distfic, IL IN doul {. with
he probability that Whiicheni (Rep
81 elected over Kemp Cind.) sixty
counties our Of ninety givc Harrison
OiG32, Cleveland 20. ne, AVID Weaver
30 90. The Legislature VIII stand on
Jnunt hailoG IiepuhhcSus. 90; Demo.
cr,ts, 10; Independents. a., doubtful,
%. ihr D.mornt aud independents
viii probably control tile election OF a
United s.ae senator.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l0.--Six hundred
anu ninety.three precincts of 40 out
side OF Cook county give Harrison 1879, .
800, Cleveland l27,5O7. Tho vote On
governor is very close 90 these figures.
Alleged is running q little behind
Cleveland, and Eitor ahead Of Har-
rison. Cook county has given Cievo-
land n plurality OF $4,000 and Alleged
37,O0I.
GALEsBuRG, ILL.,, Nov. lO.-General
Z. s. Post, Republican candidate for
Congress In the Tenth district, has 1878
plurality over Hunter, Democrat.
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New YORK, Nov. l0.-Another
steamer bound fjr this port was passed,
disabled at sea, by the Red Slar
steamer Pennland, which arrived this
morning Antwerp, which reported
having sighted the Netherlands.
American Steamer Sandam at mid
night Nov. S, of Newfoundland, with
a piston rod broken. The Sandam LETT
Amsterdam Oct 90, and carried no
passenger.
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BuNuN0HAM, Ala, Nov. l0.--It Is
positively kaDwn that the following
Cougrcs, mon, all Democrats, were
elected IN Alabama.
Fir-l district, Clara; Second district,
Stallngs; rhifd district, Oates; Fourth
district, Robbins; Fifth district, Cobb;
Sialh district, Bonkead; Seventh dis.
trict, Benson; eighth district, W Wheeler;
Ninth district, rurpiu. Official returns
from all nut five C0untir1 give "A ma
jprity for Cleveland uf 1854, which Is
n biz increase over thoGtatv election In
August
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OHIO

COiCNnus, o.. Nov. l0.-At Repub
licln bcntquartors at Midnight the re-.
turns shuWcI plurality VI 1850 for
Taylor, Rpublicau. lot secretary ot
ststr. The gains on the official returns
have been gradual and steady Tor the
Republicans.
At Democratic headquarters, while
admitting that the tile was against
them again, a sniall Democratic plug.
ality ia Still elaine and the commiltcc
say- Il Will he necessary to get the
official vote.
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WHITE RIVER JuNCuOs, VI, Nov.
l0.-ltcturns received from Dis towns
IN the state give Harris II a majority Of
1909. The same towns In 1855 gave
Harmon - mojo'ity NJ 2G,ul9.. This
indicates decrease OF Iyi3 Ia the k-.
publican vo,e, 1i2 in thr Democratic
vote, and IS In the Prohibition vote.
Twenty-Five remaining towns In 1885
gave Harrison m'iIr'y OF iiiO.
Providing thr rate OF urcrenso ia the
remaining twenty-five towns Ia the
same HarfsUn's majority will DO
O,GSO.
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Monthly Crop Report.

WAshlSGloN, Nov. 10. - The
aioh.hly crop report says the average
yisld Tor corn In seven states was Ohio.
bushels; Indiana, rs; Illinois, 25. s;
Ma % Missouri %; Kansas, 1913;
treSn'askn, 2s.7. The average Yield OF
NSauSWheat Is li.l bushels per acre. In
NV YORK l4,7; Ponnsyi vania, li.5;
saohsin, 1875; Iowa, 1917. The yield
30 corn averaged IN November returns
- bushels per acre and promised an
,sslegste production OF little more
,uen OO,OOO, 900 bushels. The Atlantic
.oaet crop fiponed well. In the cotton
'A',s II was Injured somewhat by ex.
s.,ye moisture, causing rot and
ouluj IN some districts IL was short.
.a,I ny drought. In Ohio the crop Ia
Ihs H." gutsu, but from drying too rapid
in i Ky Ia very uneven, ranging from
b,o % ov bushels per ncre. The Indiana
souuet IS In good condition on the
ny planted areas and better than ex
v'.u while planting and In view OF
vie Ons'continued 'irOuth the local
'lus are extremely variable. There
muoh complaint OF the liyhtness OF
Ia, eaIs anu l0oseness In thp cob I'm
s,,inols anu the same variability In the
tI anu quality elsewhere. Ii IL well
49, Out and unchanged by drouth.
my my was Injured by being cut and
,ssvhtu TOO early. There IL much
w" uy corn and the average weight
WI be light. e
iowa corn has ripened well. heavy
wang delayed TIL the last week In
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NEW YoBl, Nov. 10. The sheriff
today received an attachment for $50.
56S against Joseph +. Murphy, manu-.
facturer of cotton and WOODEN goods
In Phiiadelpha, In favor OF commission
merchants. In February, lsal.
Murphy made an assignment, but oil.
tanned II compromise NJ forty ceuls on
u dollar The liabilities are reported
at siJO,OO0.
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tn the High Onire- OF iho Executive
Department.


WAsHINdTos, ID. C., Nov. TO-
There are number OF vacancies In the
high offices Of tho executive depart
munt Of the government and tho
problem Of iillins them has been con.
siderably complicated by the result OF
the recent election in view Of tue TACT
that general change viii be male by
the new administration In March, and
the vacancies are not altogether de.
sirable prizes. Among them are the
frat assistant postmaster generalahip,
commissioner OF tho general land office
and "A number OF diplomatic places in.
cludiug the Italian, Russian, Poriu.
guese and swiss nations. The resigna.
ton OF Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Nettleton and Mr.. CrounZ,
the Republican governor.elect OF
Nebraska, will take eilec; next month.
The President will also have four
vacancies on the bench 70 MI between
now and the ith OF March. These are
life positions, and the most alluring
prizes remaining within the giit Of the
Administration.
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OMAHA, Nov, l0.--The Harrison
electors have undoubtedly carried
Nebraska hy about 25nl plurality over
Weaver Crounse, for governor, and
the whole Republican ticket are elect.
cd by $1,000 plurality over Van Wyck
(Pop.l The result Ia tho First con.
gressional dlstric! Is very close. Field
(Rep.) claims tho election by 10
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IOWA.

DIES McINEs, Ia, Nov. lO.-Up TO
II p. IN. the reports from ninoty-seven
counties give plurality for Harmon
OF 81, 032. This will make Harrlson's
plurality In tho state close TO "a. 900
Tho congressman elected are ten Re
publicnns aud one Democrat In the
Second. No pluraliIies can be given
ON congressman.
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BISMARCK, Nov. lO.--Returns from
twenty leaiing counties almost com.
pletely knock out the previous Repub.
lem es,lmater, and IL is now ccrnin
that the entire Republican state tickle,
II defeated by mnior.;ies Of 800 TO 1000.
II IA believed that the Harrison electors
were also sofcated, but johnson (Rep.)
Tor Congress may pull through. The
Legislature Il la doubt, out probably
viii be Republican by four or five ma.
Jority.
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HARRISON 50 NOTIFIED.
Election Reports still Coming 10 from
th6 Various States.


NEW Noius, Nov. lO.-Chairmsn
Carter Of tie Republican, national
committee sent the following telegram
10 President Harrison this morning
"rhv returns show thu. We have been
defeated by a pfonouncui majority.
The defeat can only be attributed to n
reaction against tho progressive
policies Of the Republican party"
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wnEELiNO, W. Va, Nov. tO.--Re-
turns from about threc.i0ufths of tho
slate show u Democratic plurality To-
the national und state iickcis nt be-
tween 5000 and 1000. Until the Official
canvass II made the exact plurality
cannot be stated. All four Democratic
candidates FOR Congress were elected.
The legislature is Democratic.
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nI.METALI.isM.
a Remedy Against the Depression IA
Irnde.

LONDON, Nov. l0.-Arthur ]. Bal.
four has written letter In which he
says that one Of the most practical REM
edies for the fail IN British exports will
be to reform the currency In the direc.
ton Of hl-metallism. Joseph Chamber
lain, writing GU the same subject
points OUT that the condition IA as bad
In protected countries as Ia England,
from which he reasons that the causes
arc not principally with tariii. The
Duke Of Portland, In q letter to his
tenants, announcing his intention b
sell his lands does not hesitate to say
that the depre sion In tue agricultural
Industry is due to the free importation
Of AGRICULTURAL pr0luols.
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TERRIBLE SCENES.
lire Breaks Qua In M Aiin.bousei a
Hundred Inmates.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Nov. 10. - The
county Almshouse four miles north Of
here, took FIRE this morning and was
almost entirely consumed with Ito con.
Tents. Terrible scenes were enacted as
There were about hundred inmates,
many helpless OF worse, and their res.
eue was accomplished with great DIM
cuIly. The ground was covered with
SNOW, and n bitter cold wind added to
we suffering OF the feeble and ailing.
Mts' Cup, wife OF the superintendent
VINO Is very III, It Ia thought, will die
rom the shock and exposure. The
lul.ding was valued at 5000, 900 and
Insured Tor $4,000. The fire IL believed
" nave been the work OF an incen.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.--The OIL
GERS OF the knights OF Labor lett this
evening for ~. Louis, whore tho
annual convention begins early next
week. While no announcement has
boen given out Of tine possible retire.
msnt OF Grand Master Il. V. Powderly,
It In said today on excellent authority
that II tho various elements In the
order can be harmonized, he himself
will favor the election of A.W. Wright,
the general lecturer OF the order, to
succeed to the position Mr.. Powderly
now holds. The only contest promised
at the coming convention is that di.
rectej against the political action OF
some OF the labor leaders during the
recent campaign. 1t Is asserted that
Mr.. Powderly and Others went beyond
the plan OF political action outlined
aud ,endoreed at chs Denver convention
OF 1891. JOHNNY. Hayes, tho secretary
OF the order, Is certain OF reelection.
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INDIANA.

INpIANAPOLIs, Nov. lO.-Onlclal
returns have scarcely begun to come Ia
yet. Unofficial returns from eighty.
eight OF the ninety-twO counties, with
the other four estimated, give Cleve.
land II 1876 plurality. No figures can
yet b. given as TO the total vote Of the
Peoples or Prohibition candidates.
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Fraud in Connecticut.

New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. l0.-The
linton, In an extra edition tonight, says
the Democratic state COMMITTEES Is In
possession VI evidence tending TO show
that some Republican managers are
engaged IN n conspiracy to again count
cut the Democrats who were elected to
the state Offices Tuesday.
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New YoRll, Nov. i0.-rhc board Of
directors of the American Express
company today declared u dividend VI
50 per snare, payable In January. The
transfer books close Dec. 10 aud reopen
Jan. !.
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KANSAS.

ToI EISA, Kan, Nov. Returns
from all counties show that the Third
party has minority Of 4'57 on Presi.
DENTAL electors, The POpulist ma.
jority on the state officers Ia slightly
below Weaver. The Republicans con.
rede defeat
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LONDON, Nov. lO.-lncoming yes.
sels continue TO report that the weather
has been very heavy. The effect OF
the storm was very severe on cattle
ships. The British steamer Dracona
from Montreal has arrived at a Dor.
deem and reports u terrible voyage. She
lost 40 head Of cattle. Captain
Thompson and mate were badly In.
jureu.
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EIectIon 90 nn Conte.ted.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov. l0.-J.
Maurice Finn, the defeated congress.
sional candidate on tho Democratic
ticket IN the Twelfth district, says he
will contest Stephenson's election ON
theground OF ilagrant violations OF the
election law
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Wounded In n Duel.

, oilY or MEXICO, Nov. 10. - Hon.
ueheial DE La Fauntc, prominent
government official, is In n critical
condition as result OF wound re-.
tugNej Ia a duel last Friday with
ny3, Francisco lbanez, who Is also u
ven SHOWN politician. The duel was
ip9usht with pistols at twenty PAGES.
hh'e cannot recover. His opponent
mas not yet been arrested.
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CHICAGO, Nov. los. a. Keau, tho
banker who failed two years ago, ia In
hot waller, as he was indicted this
afternoon by the grand jury on Ia
charge OF ftloniou3ly concealing
money from the depositoTa In his
bank, and was taken into custody.
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TUCSON, Aria, Nov,l0.-The MAORI.
ty for smith, Democrat, for Congress
is 1875 against 4S0 in 1890. Both
branches Of the legislature are Demo-
cratic, Pima county elects the entire
Democratic ticket for the first time In
the history Of the Territory.
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READING, Pa, l0.-Murderer Keok,
who was to have been hanged To-Day,
was iounu dead in his cell shortly be-
fore the time set for HIS ex. cution. No
trace Of poison was found, and after n
post morcm, the doctor swore that
death was caused by nervous exhaus.
ton.
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wiscoNstN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10. Sentinel
returns report tnht twenty.one Out OF
slNty-cight counties give tho Demo-
Gratis plurality on governor Of ii7S.
The figures are slightly smaller on the
e.ectoTnl tIckrI.
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For rreneh Ncw.rnrers.

PARIS, Nov. l0,-In the Deputies to-
day Prime Minister Loubet asked that
Wednesday be fixed M a day for dis
GUSHING the bill increasing penalties
that may be inflicted ON newspapers
publishing articles that melted to
murder anu pillnge. Tho request
caused much excitement, tho members
OF the right accusing tho government
OF weakness III regard to tie Carmaux
troubles, and IN dealing with the
socialists. After heated debate the
request was agreed TO.
The spirit tax will come up aud not
withstanding the opposition Of Rovier
minister OF finance, the chamber de-
cidod to suppress all duties ON wines,
beer, etc, The report Of the budget
committee declared that the adoption
OF such an amendment would entail u
deficit OF IS, 100000 francs.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov. TO-
Gurley, AlaDsma, near Huntsville, is
Ia flames and the complete destruction
OF tho place with some fatalities IL OK.
pecled. Huntsville has been asked for
ait
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. lO.-At A tlan-
ia today ground was broken Tor u
large tin plate factory. Il. stanford,
president OF the Indiana Tin Plate
Manufacturing company, Will erect
the plant.
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Tho Vow orIenns s,rlI.c.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov ll.--At
. O'Clock this morning. this strike was
declared of. The men will return to
work pending the arbitration.
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PARIS, Nov. l0.-rhe reported death
NJ Theodore Child is confirmed. He
died of cholera at lspaham, Persia,
Wednesday November 2nd.
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Boston, Nov. l0.--No revision OF
the Presidential vote OF the state has
yet been made, but =. Ia asserted that
HGrrlson's plurality is about -, 600.