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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
SENATOR ALLEN AT CoLFAx.
His Meeting interrupted by Fir~-whft
man County Ia All Right.

CoLFAx. Sgy. 6-tspeci al 1.-Two pol teal ral-
lies tn pre- grcss tonight we're brosen up by Gre
Which destroyed the Farmers hotel aud
warond aaaniug's grocery store. Loss. a.. GO.
insurance. s ,55a
hep0bicsn audiences Was be az add ressed
by senator Alien in the opers house, and Papu-
l6ts BY local eandi is;s. ~ the courthouse
Senator Alien bad spoken tsa mi0ntes when tha
s@atm sounded. This audience, composed of SO
petssas, Immediately rushed out Ike via ussl.
icing $ aid lToa Fee0ltect!eB OK 5 stint ar event
.sw months ago, in which tarec psrsoas 9nst
ther ives Nevertheless, the Repahlscaes had
opportunity - di-r3sy taeiS enthusiasm re-
lore the meeting Two osuxs 5e3 80 procassica
of so parsoas, ana cam egs we're f-eI and
rockets sat e for d. hour Three hundred per-
sons were turaea away feon tas taegelng for
taek ST sssn4Iag realp. Iags wli p taa ,ssg
tsgsoaSs-staa IA Ca.faE 14etsE tae pending
ramva.ga
Ncssrax ass srowu steadily gre his norma.
tseu. au& @uiycy PISS toaf streart salgelY's
daaa-e -ter<t 34a Tags Ia sas aar.e'l-t t~sl col
less eaSe Save sr4ss bia Fl fata AID Coz
.Hx. an& aa w.+ 81 heavily e=a.s2si ia 5ota
cities Taa.ssta8s arc thet the E5g.a. 80 ..i
rs-s sai -4ars -aaa i.-s9 egt as sssta.a g SIC ia
s. astmaa. Fte.r streaEia e. ae dtsau shout
e@aa..E -r5la is a4cfsts ESQ 1-s7 go Tae
Eee s,-s a.l rrsEa,s ee~s usr tsesseasa-
tse. s. Hert. H. 5re Nta 80. rt ana sae
IA-aatrsts aas- 81 H #a "a Seventh
&-ts f-aa --ass lse .z aas. tae Eapa5~
lesaF asts eze&et era po7s & G}ak1nx 3
clean s.&ees
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MoGraw's Rally st palouse City.

PAIorsE CRY. Nov ST. special The CREST
est aa3 most magnificent demonstration ever
seen in this part Of altman county was wit
messed issi uight ia the city ni Paiouse Ths
street. were aulmsted WITH moving process .osss
OF toreu bearers, three bands furnished naasic.
rockets shot throuZ7 tbe ar. cAaB0Ds baomsd
and Thousands saoHtsa the names 81 the Re-
publican leaders Of TIE stats and nation Large
contributions Of thc crowd were from Farming
ton GaraelG, Pullman aud either poiats Ths
meeting Was delayed antu 8 O'clock On Reeount
81 tAe lngsther}ng. GEN Tannat. o. Farming
tor. presided. TIE ball wss packed Many
sasfo ed iu procession while tae nesting wss
ia progress. becss i VS. iTnposslbls % crowd
in The enthusiasm vas UnB1Cnd@d
Senator A. ea received 80 ovation, and The
chesrs we're rtesfeuiaE as ne WAS Introduced
ii immense popularity In Whitman county
cou3j nos 1-~t ser be evinced HIS snesch occfi.
plea 81 boar sBd quarter Hon J5An r. Ne
Graw followed. snd wss likewise resolved wtgh
voc .tefaas sIf aase. Il made as address %
faslr gaiauesz, aut ais Tnsuiy stateEaut, which
eat ESQ sea3 at .nfagaT on his oase 3af4rers. was
7atssaa hy fhe vast audience. Re irn Fessed agt
VITA r]s gsaa ness can 1or an1 armaess. aaa
= rs aep}suaed sog his sterling wpss4 & a. Enaa
AID citizen Mr. Mets~aw w&s listened - VITA
n-Hoaae attention, aad the waols rasurer OF
tEss sa4leacs t5NAg4 aim "a that 81 respect
ser 81 aooesf, tFsnE and manly gentleman.
fsss=e~ craven. % ~esttis, made spesea al.
rFsst fs--a sud vsx0r, rs sFg9raoats on faa s.
sz&s sa tae naT5ea sud state ae3rz p}siu sna
cseT-ae54g The ze~Kker@ ~ - traz agutty Sc.
terzsg..sI ae svn suse TIE enthusiasm E4es
ste -tv sa q d5a - shauts sad eaearinE long
Rsteg saR f5eatlax closed
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DEMOCRATS GIVE rT OREGON.
Chairman Aarpbyss Datsfui story ef
AIknsAaAEed Cnmpaaxn.

Fss-LsSc. Sev. A--szgeeS u. the Ds-nocrsss
tossssas cousn1~e tas sssefssz sg fArse aarrisos
esscsaFs, Bot declare tat Pteses whs . Ga both
Tire DsrrcerKs3s snd Feoe&ss tickets. usl Re
chosen - Iasnee zsseTsfy Csz4rzxn 1gFpaY.
o. tAs state esafrnl committee said s02sy;
Ia rsgsr1 SO ire presses. eozslts,sa Of political
s1ss-s 10 It's state I sav~ faas % say. That "a
taxing lbs ena-ss aava vas osls ob@ysnz To-
sEfarfao-a srofn tie national D4rsoeEsgae co.,
mlfsse. y EzsT, rsvhsps, - unfortunate sAst
gsvsa 70 rs- rsrtsy !, fss wt,s1rs~si
81 tie Cleveland sssctzrs before tAsy
bad EAsd their rssag 4eE.aus. bet / had
PRIOR 20 sasg Ema Interviewed each
81 the pssssDes OF ~ttaexxss ! hE1 informed
t1&s1 The Eattonai 1s0sL n .ss@e lsgst demand
5aess T1thdrsw&3 ~ any tssae, saa tasF III
formed nse that Ehssr rsziwu&t8oas would bs
Diia<l cot a. sny time called for thea ! vonl
hzEe washed Ey hsaas o. is!s matter whea
tss esaa4azsss on TIE slecEo-ss ticket refused
= oa@S Esy Instructions. hlE I cons cese1
wss IN h0Eor EsouS9 10 sssy BY them ard work
fof iAeEn " naas iA@F rsfz&taaa D. Eas st8ksL
could Roi. a. captain q the sAip, desert Sslsss
tbs crss bad b<@s lacked Ritsr. Had this
MISTER occurred ia the rniadls of TIE cam rsarn
saEse ous eass woG+9 aave psea Ia nay position
today.
Ia naeEno@fs 20 vote tor their Nominees " ho
have rsiuss1 % obey ESs pxrty's Instructions TO
sataeras. and II the vote 81 asxt Tuesday q 10
Dc IAEea "a criterion at M ge2crA4zhlp, tasys
y nothing for ms 70 do tGs 70 say !
hsTs made most ssguss failure n
the coudac OF tE3x esmgalgns bat / be-
EEeTs TIA better element OF the party. the
Democracy o. oreEon who are working for
national Issues. gssher tEsa local success, aa9
regard Tia alsctlDE OF Hsrr.son ss $ national ca
is@tty. viii say / keEea right IL taxing the
course / did, under instruction. from 8 ..oseg
which Ia higher in the party than L II fhs
Democratic party 10 aEssAuesd In tAss race e
VIZ a. least have the effect OF disc pl4ning The
party All glving ia meia beers 70 understand that
tbs orders 81 sGe men @aosa they have placed a.
the bead OF ihslF organisation must be obSyea
IL saecEss 10 expected
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E1LsS .ef r. $av 81 SPECIAL. l-wtfa thsex.
car faa ~ speech ~ co. Gstv Esadsy ufgst.
she HeeHb .can csEaEssgs closed q tsiss eeerty
teasga2 ~ so'ea4is sressa - Gel VIII Z.
NisvcseF. e. ,1e =cheos aesse 5ast outside ths
tEa. sery rsszsant fehru;a 81 sac aerasisr,
tg&s fee cre~an-arssn D. &r vtssoSsr * xrse..
81 &esas-e chaza ty h.s Eep1f} eau fr.esss IA.
gates r7aatF @ fe7ng ltan e ai. p5as,stl
Efforts rex SO campaign. 4 BsAt xsreserra-
g. "a ssseeh wss -as1a ~ Haa 4 T. Wiz
Gal E.ssea1y reEpc12e3 81 hsrsoY styIe. T. .
HseqQa .es1s consider themselves uresr great
eflsras-1as % fae co.eael- fcr e hAs wo-sei
.sEe Ifa'sa or ih@en. w5th tAs nsosz sass.fss-
t0sy results Kae Camps x closes with vsas-
10 reEx ag-s.E la- - Eee.. aL.e..a
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Splendid Rally ut Gilman.

GILMAN, Nov a-lspeeial. THE Republicans
held large and enthusiastic denomination
here tonight The audience assembled promptly
al clock IN tire OBJ Fellows hall, which was
crowded to its utmost cApacity. p. v Davis
wa elected Chairman and opened with few
appropriate remarks. showing that without a
tariG Oh coal our coast markets would 90 giugted
with foreign coal, and begged The people 10 vote
for the party that proteeiei their intercs,s A
l. Rathersfar3, candidate fer county commits
sioneE, addressed me meeting. His remarks
were we'll received, aud he was heartily sp-
plagded several times during his hus4pessliks
speech and AZ tie close he resumed his seat
AMID deefeninx applause. E. z. Dole was then
introduced. aud began by showing the policy
Of the Depoc'a s,c snd Republican parties re-
speetively. lie ably Rnd eioqusutiy Illus
traied the system oi reciprocity, and
showed how enormously our commerce with
South America and other countries has in
creased since iss ad nption By Admitting free
sueh articles 81 we cannot produce we save the
American people millions OF dollars. and IL re-
tuna 4 the markets oil other COUNTRIES thrown
Dpsu 10 Us, while other countries have 10 pay
high TARA Without protection, said he. we
would bo a nation 81 farmers, just what Great
Britain wants. our fate would DO identical with
that % Turkey AID Ireland; starvation wages
would stare us in the ace, aud misery would
stalk sbyaa4 Throughout the land liz deais
kindly siIh the Peoples party, and offended
none, but utterly annihilated their theory ol
money aud u8t!onsi oS aersh ? Of railroads lie
argued 10 favor Of our National bank system,
ana showed that toe iaburIDg men of Msssa-
chusc;ts have more money Ia The sayiH 60 banks
than the }ahorers Of England. Has speech vas
one OF tbs most effective OF the campaign. He
dwelt at length upon the canal, aad convinced
many doubtful voters Of tbs necessity OF voting
for the party favcrinr its construction, aud
closed amid shouts Of applause from all parts os
the crowded Building Three rousing cheers
we're given for The Republican ticket When
ever acGraw's name was mentioned II ELECTED
rounds OF applause, and the Republicans hare
feel sure OF victory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
SPLENDID Rally Ar KENT.


-
Piles And hs.r for 1eGrsw-
ksxr. Ss~ h-zSneeasa 3--Ecn sns ins Esr1e-
Ac&Es 0. Ills rssv sn1 ysciaats aeta the greatest
rc.isaea 1xzzoss:rxfson OF tie esnpsaga Early
In TIE stts<noac tire farmers ans snp
growers 81 TIE nsgAeo~so-e1 hegs7 -
come Il ara ~ o'esoox oaa Fsl-
lows aal ~.s p.exss % s1aSSAtso2
VISTA All ssasr4sts ot TIA Community TIE sud-
eace 81 txEsss SIS aransed ~ sss srestsss e.
thcsAs.= sr she eeqasnre u SO sEesS"rs sud
kRs tes.aGS p0iass teey G4 e. : Il les, Of ,ess
tie, delivered tAs .reecA q tas evening. ans Il
un%iozassaly wss sne greatest political sp~eca
ever heard il ta.s psessA
TIE 6Tst speaker wKs Frs1S T~tessal. sonafs
scaisar. Hs devoted Airss~af % eoaasv rasEEers
ana showed hv ssess sso figures the true eoadi~
isoa 81 STAIRS ssa iSs economical manner
In waicA the business Of Aing coaAtF
had been e9a4uese. FOR sas past twe years
john r Miller. prosecuting attorney, E1s'te good
speech. answering me Charges q 1aains
kGsc hester rexzrs.gng The Ffe1eTsess eAss aH1
other matters He use receave1 VIII grsst az
pause, and each thrasf At Rochester seemed 20
detign; tae people prsseat IhoEnSs " Gasoohs
caaSi1aIe FOR county eisfk, asds = short push
nsss-iiks lax sna created very fsT@aS4e m
p-sssioa Oh the vast au9seuoe
Nj Plies spoke Ser more 'asu sn hour. and
the people gave Il his address the closest sitsn-
ton. be hrss addressed himself 20 national
matters AID Diseased the Tar g. logiEtag ihs
policy o. tie Repa a3tczn party n tAyof OF pro
lection he then discussed the SUP
tess Of money, ard delivered some effect
tive Arguments against the doctrine Of Tree
silver. Mr.. III es discussed 81 grsss ieagih tae
platform OF the Peepse party and aroused great
laughter by reaacgRg some of their arguments
10 practical application When Mr.. Ftles
reached The subject OF the Lake Washington
cana and mentioned the nsTne of joan IL Nc
6rsw, cheer after cheer went Up and the audi
enee was aroused 20 she highest pitch Of en-
tAasi2Sm.
TIE meeting closed with three rousing ehesrs
for John H. MeGrsw and the Whole state tiekek
The meeting in every wAy eouptste sue
cess and hundreds OF people were turned away
from the oysrltoviur baA
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THE GREAT RALLY AT oRrING.
Nelson Bennetts Account of the Meet
ing Exssperatss the Republicans.

TACOMA, Nov. s. Especial J. Nj Haalan,
president OF the Ortspg preeinc; Rapao icsa
elao, VINO setea grand marshal OF ths ofang
Republican rally last tuesday night. Was 10 tbs
city today. He szid during an experience Of
twenty-five years Ia politics be had never Wit
messed saeh meAn contemplate policy rs the
Tacoma ledger has been pursuins during this
campaign. Why hs said, "thaG paper has
1ea r.ght and Jeff about our rally iast Tuesday.
II said We had 80 men in line ana lew scat
isFing torches That sort of treaehery don't go
with honest men, no matter wha, are their poll
ties BY actual count there were Leo men IN
line, and by actual comm there we're l.4sa IN the
hail. beside lew who stood up, making 100 in
round numbers. Such wslIui lying Is dis
gushing"
Mr.. Hsnlan says there will Dc another rally at
0Yting Monday night, Tor which he completed
arrangements tonight There will be several
prominent speakers present, and ortlng viii,
Mr.. Hsnlsu says. make the visit pleasant Tor ail
visitors. This meed viii close The Campaign
Ia the Upper Puyallup valley.
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Erss sr@s&aT gaErc2ue<s 60. Eskg2sz. e7s
ef epakxEssx vnass sxzan~rE sssegasys lie &C.
vosss es~s3ss - ia gisss sllowsa 70 AsEE 10
sae 1sseasssaa o. tae sx-s- Srs-ssaz. sad thea
toek ~ tss Platform cf re tAtT1 psFsf, coca
risseIy 1sssxcst az tie fsliseses. 1aeTe being
ss-gs nzza a~s e Cd sei3iess present, as eers-
pared 10 records 81 the various candidates. feT
president Sn9 s1es president referring 10 sHe
spe~ea nss3s ~ Mr. FIss1. ira thsss party sss-
di1sie for vscs president, n wesea Re tfss'el
rer-stse.s shss rsa-e Union soldiers were nc.
Killed. 20 the extent anss the Souta might Save
woa The dsy. CO. rsigsan's rspty sTc1rns
tears - every eve e fae asase HIS sF'esea
VS. stroae. f0rcsese and eloquent he speSs Tor
az beer and sweass EssHnses The eesiFv'Aa
Esen iatrosaeess , " ivy, Yc0rg lawyer ei
seattle who srsoSe at .eng:A
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CALIFORNIA SAFELY REPUBLICAN.
Hss Centest ts ssn frauetses--A SEN
at@ rsh&p al stake.

s&s Fxaxrfxgo Nov A-ghs vofs.taAt car
rx5ea is California hst t~ae sev.5ts ~ tee
ravarslrntar 81 the r~~ats~ se.ee "a
~w-r fe~ rrsesas Iees wsHs ia s.h.ss
at aNEsaazf {sF-a~ ass tsau s,.,srs.s
ssu4pst q teafv - tEs re-ess-.er. Tne c-ts
sxseFs..sn 10 th.s Ars e--n f~e-4 ia "a t-.-.-
a~Aats has~resa Harx u VI Fstre .es sso+.-.,,
Y waf.e ras sonats 49, eer. a-as tsta-tn
49, 81, .--..s-.....s sa.... 49,. 80. .--.
nsseaa.~a aastsr~es a. fs. Rrvefs, e-s...-.
steak tss Esrfssassstts as sss Frsurt..., .,.
eye-.t. s.t.-st-. ,x.-s 80 49,. -
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KANSAS VERY UNCERTAIN.


TcrxKA- kan, Nov. a-Tas chairman o. each
OF the three state central committees expresses
confidence Ia the victory for al. party Zach
claims a. least TIE election % the electoral and
state tickets, seven cat o; s1Ehf congressman
and majority o. the state leg sIAtare noa-
partisan viss, however, indicates that at least
hvs Of the ssven Congressional districts
are altogether uncertain, although the
republican state central committee IL con
aasat Of the success OF the electoral
ticket Conservative leaders admit tia; il Is In
doubt and the chances seem To favor Nearer.
Tradi ng on election day vii largely determine
Tue fate OF the State sas nalions ticket The
confidence OF thu fusion committee in the sue
cess OF their entire ticket saow that their con-
slant advice IL to trade nothing Repub ilcans
show their confidence In their esgssneas to az
cure be on the fekalL
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A Young Man Commits suicide by His
Brothers side.

Bert Ennis, truck driver In ths employ OF
the seattle Transfer Company, committed sui
eide this morning, At $40 O'clock, by shooting
himself through the heart while IN bed at the
Young block. corner Of Washington and South
Fifth street
His twin brother, Fred says be went 20 hsd
early and aid not know Bert was N the room
uuta he was awakened by shot and found his
brother lying by bis side dead.
j. Z. Hawkins, who rooms underneath. heard
the noise upstairs aud rushed up TO and out
what was the trouble. He saw the dead man
and inmed iateiy notified the police.
capt willard and Office, shsehan came At
once aud took possession OF the rom Ennis
lsy as natural lie with the revolver six
inches from his right baud. The bullet Suffered
near the nipple and only one drop OF blood Ia
visible
The coroner has the remains in charge 81
present No cause Is aseribei by the brother, or
can be obtained from an examination 81 the
room Bota brothers bear good reputations
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Senator Jones I0ynt to Harlan

CARSON, New. Nov. "A dispatch was sent
yesterday BY Gov. Caleord TO United states
Senator J. r. Jones a. the Hoffman house. New
York, stating thai dispatches reported senator
Jones having declared Tor Weaver against
Harrison, and asking II IL were true Senator
Jones replied today as follows:
The dispatches are not correct While regret
exceedingly to differ with maav Old flieads I
ara compelled BY eandor ana conviction 70 say
thss under tbs present conditions I believe the
interests Of Nevada uili he best seryed By The
success of tne Harrison electors.
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THOSE DEPUTY MARsHALs.


The Telegraph which seems 10 have entirely
abandoned itself TO Justification. yes
terdsy Published sensational article
headed "A Last Resort Coercion TO
Be Used at the Polls" There is not one word OF
truth ia the story, not even shadow which
could be shaped By ievered and adrightei
Imagination into the ghost Of bugaboo
Tha following dispatch was received by the
PosT-I sTELLIGKScER from Thomas 4. Brown,
United states marshal, dated Tacoma, Noyem-
Der 5:
do not intend TO appoint special deputies tor
election day st seattle. for the reason that
no application has been made, provided
for Ia section 2.02i. X. s., nor has any arrange
ment been made for such appointments. Sc
allie police force Is. In my Judgment, amply
able TO preserve order.
In view Of this decided denial any atiempt at
argument o. explanation would be task Of
sGparerogation.
Hon. Joha II Mc6rdte Hoa A. =. Bnrlssca ard
Hoa s II. Plies at ne ArmoFg Monday atght
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The Outlook In indiana

fsDIASsroLIs, Nov. AT 10 impossible TO
forecast the result oil thu presidential election in
this state. IL 10 certain, however, that 1t will
not 50 rs avalanche for either
party. The Democrats are claiming IL By
1850 20 1900 while the Republicans expect 10
carry it By 5000 TO lo,Joo. ana Eve to con-
gsessmsn. The result viii largely depend on
the Fognilst vote, which is unknown guam
usy. The Popaists claim 4o.01o, while eonserv-
alive estimates pat il at 2a,ooa Furthermore,
the fFohtb,slonfsss claim lsFge aoesssioas since
lhey cast l. 90 votes two years ago.
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Nevada Conceded To weaver

CARSON, New, Nov. Especial lin Nevada
IL Ia coneeded that the three presidential electors
named by the silver pssty Of that stats Will TO
elected aud that tbs majority OF ;he same par
tys candidates Tor members OF ths state lagia-
sstuFs viii also DO elected. The party has no
opposition IN several ct the counties. ana st IS
believed VIII certainly sleet majority sufficient
20 rs-eleot Stewart - Uased states senator
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Republican Rally At Hot Springs.

HoT SPRINGS. Nov. 81 Special 1.-The Repue
leans et Hot springs were addressed Tonight ~
Frank Il Lewis. Of Seattle. and C. = Keller. Re-
publican candidate for representative IN the
Eighteenth district Tie meeting was
Wei attended and the spezsers were
given an enthusiastic reception They
were introduced by L N. Spear. county
con mfttesrlan. Mr.. Keller opened with
a few well-chossn remarks aud was followed By
Mr.. Lewis. who. IN two hours speech, dis
eussea tie issues Of the pending campaign in a
most aole manner The mention o the name OF
Joha H. Me6raw elected hearty applause
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The Campaign an the s.r E.,a

I8ra- $aT S-fsves sa1 a grsas ReocA-
Arsa fa4iY va bea aase aass atrhs ne
sg9AEsss zee Co. Fe3~aaa. os spoA aae. sna
nsa, = 8 IVY, ~ -sssR.e he guessiag IA
aesa q "a stvert-sss3. aa3 ths fame q ehe
s5sA~ers sd preceded fs~za. Eae peat
s1sZseare vss cozzBo@e3 81 e1sszens Of TIE soxu
I'D fArusys iTcsz a. parts of .as ceaaty. FTsar
= he opantnR % tas nse@esng EsteaIlxts PRO
csss3sz, A@@A1s8 ~ SIC HEIhas bsaG. rzxFra@d
sAa TzaEs4psl ssrs.s4 gas lsrze aa4i x.s
er1wds<a To sss fsissst eesscasy. ESa- J. =.
CuszzzAa wss ssairz&A q kAs syzzAax. Iks
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The ontlenk 10 Colorado.

DxSvsR. Wow w. u Gflfith, rhairrusn Of
tae Republican state -Satraj eommitiee, eiAi gns
that the Republicans vii surely carry the state
election, al the national ana ssasa ucket snd
tao couere -srieu. By q handsome majority. A
70 NrKtnsu9, cha rvasu 81 ts8 state Democratic
csntra, committee. says Weaver viii carry the
state Is 2aoo 81 sa0
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FasI TOWNSEND, Nov. a-sspecisl, i--Col
Jsxes Esm.lioa Lewis % Seastls. addressed
large Aaassacs q Democrats teatThL he ap-
held snsvegy saa the aatf-csnal plank, sad asas
Jest the speeon 20 catch ths rid-rsG OF sae De-
-nocrsey.
FRkSKLfs. Nov A--fSpeessl - Col. James
HsEl3sSa Lewis ws Billed 30 appear here tsss
ntgas For enc night enly. About &c aspnea-
cans saa twenty-five Democrats assembled IN
I O. o = bal 70 bear him Atssso. tie speaker
net having msterislis-1. the crows dispersed
alter giving three cheers fer Harrison and
Mefxraw
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oLTMrfA. Nov. h--tspecial. 1.-The following
dispatch was rscaived by the osgaptaa this
evening:
AALLA wAtrA, Nov. Sin nv Judgment
Walls " ala viii give NcGrav majority. NY
advises are that Columbia VIII oc
very close GARFIELD aud Asotsn
are for MeGraw. Democratic leaders
here predict the defeat os Saiyely. hey woB
bet sEatn.t ActSraw without hig odds are given
them. Popugistz and Prohioitioaists are scarce.
| believe MeGraw VIII have handsome ma.
Iority IN Eastern darlington and ~ the state.
T. B. JOHNSON Editor Ualon- Joasrads
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NEW YosE. Nov. a-pown town business Dem
ocrats pataacd tbs aflaFnooa and made a nue
showing Il = estimated that 90 men we're q
line The march WAS ~ Broadway ard FIFTH
avenue 20 Forty fourth street The column vas
reviewed al Maiisoa square oy Grover cleve-
laad whs fecelye4 al ovation from tue various
Organisations they passed.
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esty fSexss, wsI a. tws3sv-gEree sSeEs fsses
t@g tne state s@x4s ssnss. zSe psrtF wa11A sss
h@@s g TsEl t1s asssx xzSssx - g4 Essse~ sStes.
sas rssesa fass ~ssy ssrkst q rs k<as saprs@-
nse1teG BY an sG1spa1s11t ts-xz.. " n e e
q 0iaaassf - ex11 1ssz ker Ez1s5r tbs Ezskss
sevsz Parties IN al e119essszg ser sz1 Fsazesse0
city es@s~~x
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annth nnknts prmnernt. One fnr Nrarnr

sioux CITY, Ia. Nor. The Democrats have
withdraw lAsir electoral uckat Ia South
pskotA. having failed to fuse with she Peoples
party The p,yaoeTAlIo s,ste central committee
has mailed Thousands ot circulars to sll kaown
Democratic Y trrs IN the state, urging them 10
vote for 1hs Popnlist electors and prevent the
sleelofAl vote 81 the state going = Harrison.
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Hsss@-s ere IN sazsa4af1 ssSns. arc GA rSsssos4
CAKE xesEsy I'll r. - RS 20 nsxz 1&s~@av
VIII twa ss.s Szsszr r. Scr NrSsrsv xz1 iSs resi-
Of TIE kr-Ge1s1sa tsrke2
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Senator carlisle at Bs.sep

BosroN. Nv a-uaa. john g Csrlis.s. Of
KENTUCKY, addressed Democratic business
nea's meeting here thss afternoon