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KENTUCKY CELEBRATES.
A Tremendous Demonstration Held at Louis-
vile Last Night.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-THE Demo
Gratis had a monster demonstration here
tonight. the governor and half the legisla-
ture participating Fully 10000 men took
part in the parade, and the city vas bril-
liantly Illuminated. The principal speech
was made by Henry Watterson before
25. 900 people in the court house square.
After facetious comments regarding the
defeat of the Republicans the speaker pro-
ceeded to pay his aspects to those who ac-
cused him of inactivity in the campaign
and declaring that he was steadily
at his post of duty. Regarding
the situation he said: ''There is
no doubt to the meaning of the
vote of Tuesday. 1t sounds the death
knell of the Repu blican system. The Rob-
Der Baron in his castle hears it and amid
the cheers of emancipated labor he is pre-
pairing to meet the inevitable. The states-
men and lawyers who found such an aston
ishing likeness between the tariff plank
and the confederate constitution have
awakened to q knowledge OF the fact that
it was not the confederate constitution,
but the constitution of the United States
that was referred TO and vindicatsd by the
people at the polls.
We simply mean to reverse the engines
that are driving US to ruin. We mean to
do what the Republicans promised TO do, in
the enactment OF war tariff by reducing
it to a peace footing. We mean to proceed
with this work like statesmen, not like
revolutionists and mountebanks. The Dem
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CALIFORNIA.
The Official Canvass VIII oeear en- Monday

The Official Canvass VIII Oeear en- Monday
Next.
san FRANcIsCo. Nov. u.-Returus from
1921 precincts of California. including 239
in San Francisco, give Harrison lO4, 1853 /;
Cleveland l0l. 633; Weaver, 2O,5SS. Har-
rison's plurality. $3.50. Based on the
figures Of four years ago in the outside
precincts, Harrison viii carry the state by
q small plurality, unless Clevelsnd's ma
jority in this city exceeds 900 Thirty-six
precincts in San Francisco are not counted,
and the registrars of election say they will
not attempt doing SO until the official can
vass commences on Monday next.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA dispatch re-
ceiyed at Democratic nauonal headquarters
from the state Democratic committee OF
California this afternoon. says the Demo
Gratis get nine electors, six congressman
and one United States senator.
SAN Francisco, Cal. Nov. 1.-Returns
ID 10 this evening from all out thirty nine
precincts in San Francisco and 25S outside
precincts give Harrison plurality OF !, 623.
Present indications are that the Repuo-
licsns have carried the state by small
plurality on the presidential vote.
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A NBW srORY

About the Sealing Industry, as Told by the
Indians
vIcroAl4, B. c., Nov. 1.-THE govern
ment steamer Quadra, with Mayor Sher-
wood, captain of the Dominion of Canada
police, is now patrolling the west coast of
Vancouver island, making inquiries about
the cutter Corwin. Early in the
spring soalersl reported to the gov
erement thai American naval officers had
visited the sesmen and distributed free
whisky TO the Indians. and after the latter
became drunk secured thsir signatures TO
statements in regard to sealing manufsc-
ture to suit Americas case. At the time
the stories were circulated they were not
believed, but the Indians have maintained
the truthfulness of their statements, hence
the investigation.
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lpARO RETURNS.
Tie Populists Riect Legislative Ticket in
AIturas County.

KETcHUAS, Ida, Nov. 1L-[Specisl tele-
gram 10 TIE HERALD. Election news is
coming in slow, the Populists have elected
their legislative ticket in Alturas, Custer
and Logan counties Ketchum is the
strong center Of the Peoples party in Al
turas county. When the train came in to
day bringing the general good news Of the
Democratic victories, especially in Ohio
the few straight Democrats left in
Ketchum precinct. Mcmahon, Bill Lane
the genial conductor of the Branch rail-
road, and two or three others led by
Colonel Broadhead, the defeated candidate
for state senator on the Democratic ticket,
paraded the streets with flags flying and
drums beating. hurrahipg for Grover
Cleveland, and were greeted by applause
and cheering Of the lookers-on VIII o lined
the sidewalks. They evidently believed
that the man to lead the people OF this
great country had been chosen by popu
lar feeling. "Down goes Mckinley" AIT
robber taxation.
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A HORRIBLE STORY.
A Woman Kills Two Children and DevOurs
Them.

s Woman Kills Two Children and DevOurs
Them
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ia horrible
case Of cannibaHsm is reported. A woman
named Alderman, great in stature and
strength, applied for shelter at the house
of peasant woman named Yooreski Ssrie.
They became friendly, and the psasent
went out to get fresh supply OF vodka,
when one lot had given out. In her alb
sence Alderman killed the PEASANTS baby.
sucked its blood, and devoured part OF its
body. As the peasant returned to the hut
she saw Alderman trying TO Kill her 3-year-
old girl The mother tried TO defend her
offspring but the giantess thrust her aside
and killed the little girl with bludgeon.
The peasant left raving maniac, and tried
to kill herself. Nsighbors, after desper-
ate struggle, IN which several were severe
ly hurt, managed 10 overcome the giantess,
and tie her with ropes. On she way 90 tho
jail the popuIa tried to lynch her, but She
was finally landed in lookup.
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ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. n.-That
Josephs, Democrat. is elected to Congress
is conceded az there is 200 majority for him
in Dom Anna county, which was supposed
20 have gone for Caleron. His majority in
the territory viii not be less than 600. A
remarkable thing in this election is that
American counties have reduced Deme-
cratic majorities and favor Catron. the
Mexican counties reduced Republican ma
iorities in favor of Joseph.
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ocratic party represents not merely num-
bers. but the brains and conscience of the
people, and mindful of its responsibilities
will address itself to revision and reduc-
ton of tariff duties upon lines so enlight-
ened and conservative as will conduct from
q high protection scale to low revenue by a
process SO gradual and just as to make the
q pleasure to everybody except
the unpatriotc and rapacious who have
grown rich OF special privileges cor
ruptly obtained.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
e Resolution Adop.ed by the directors
Olnn.n Ii IN nd

e Resolution Adopted by the directors to
Open it sunday
CHICAGO, Nov. n.-At meeting of the
Worlds fair directors this afternoon res
olution was passed favoring the opening OF
the Woid's fair gates on Sundays, pro-
vided the machinery be not run. The
directors contend that as all the nations
on the earth have been invited to attend, it
would be highly discourteous and limos
pitable to in form them that they cannot do
on Sunday what they would DO at home.
The closing OF the gates on Sunday, says
the resolutions, means that thousands Of
artisans and mechanics, to whom the ex
hfbition will be of inestimaSle advantage,
would not be able to attend The directors
say they are IN favor of allowing every
nation to hold within the grounds such re-
ligious services as it may desire on
sunday.
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THE PRESIDENT MAD.
lie Proposes Extending the
Classified Civil Service.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing and
the Government Printing Office to
Be Brought In.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lit is understood
that the policy to be pursued by the ad-
ministration in regard to filing existing
vacancies on the civil service principle.
was considered at today's cabinet
meeting. 1t was recalled today that
just before going out Of Office in 1889,
Cleveland made extensions of the classified
service which put further limitations upon
patronage turned over to Harrison for
some months. Harrison has been consid-
ering the question OF also placing the
bureau OF engraving and printing and the
government printing Office within the
classified service. 1t is said he has decided
to do this and when the Democrats come
into power they viii find the
civil service rubs extended to
these other branches of the service
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kan.as RspubIiesns loose grsrylhing.

Kansas Republicans Loose Everything.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 1l.-KrEsas Rspub-
ncans are now looking around to see if
anything was saved from tuesdays wreck.
One candidate after another, who was
thought to have survived the general
wreck, turns up missing, until now the
only consolation left is the election of two
congressman. This evening unofficial re-
turns Indicate the defeat OF Congressman
Funston and the Populists say il official
returns elect him they VII contest it on
the ground OF gross frauds. The Populist
majority IN the legislature, Of course,
means the retirement OF Senator Perkins,
and the chances for the election of John
Martin OF Topeka. an old line Democrat.
who started the fusion movement, are
good.
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"A Mexican Railway Competed.

DURANGO, Mex, Nov. 1.-THE celebra-
ton of the completion of the Mexican
international rsilwsy to this point is in
progress. The city is gaily decorated and
the people turned out en- masse yesterday
to welcome a special train bearing repre-
sentstives of President Diaz, and Presi-
dent G. P. Huntington, president of the
railway in person. at night there was a
reception given OF the city hall, and q
serenade on the plaza which was beauti-
fully decorated. The festivities continue
until Sunday.
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Texas Gives Hogg a Majority.

Waco, Ter., Nov. 1I.-Judge Clark con-
cedes the election of Hogg, Democrat, for
governor, by about IS 600.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. H.-Returns
from the state confirm the estimates on the
election OF Hogg by $1,000 to 70, 200 plu-
rality. The next legislature in both house
and senate will be overwhelmingly Demo
cratic The Populists will have less than
a half-GozeR senators out of thirty-one and
less than twenty out of 1913 in the house.
There will be two or three Republicans in
lhe lower house, but none in tue upper.
While complete returns are not Ia there is
no longer any reasonable doubt that all the
Democratic candidates are elected
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JeWelry. Diamonds and Watches in
Elegant Variety. Everything usual to a
first-class JeweIry Store, in stock. embrae-
ing articles for presentation or use, from
the cheapest to the extravagant concet Of
the connoisseur.
jill. Leyson Company. 1913 Main ST.
Open Evenings Until December 81.
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A RIOT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Two Factions OF Republicans Begia War
OF Exterminatlon.

Two Factions OF Republicans Begia War
OF Exterminatlon.
JOHNSON CRY. Tenn, Nov. 11.-News
has reached here OF the bloodiest election
fight on record at the polls, on Big Rock
creek. Mitchell county. North Carolina,
between Republican factions. George K.
Prl;shard, Republican nominee for sheriff,
was opposed by Isaac Mckinney, 1ndepen-
dent Republican. who was defeated for the
nomination by small majority. The can
vass was very bitter one. The fight was
precipitated by one of McKinney's ad-
herents knocking kown his opponent I'm
mediately the whole crowd of fifty took
sides and q desperate battle ensued.
Stones, knives and pistols were used with
terrible effect, and twenty were wounded,
OF whom four will die. The whole popula-
ton is in arma and more bloodshed is ex-
pected.
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The San Ersnciscn Track.

SAN FRASo1sco, Nov. 1l.-Six furlongs
-Esperanza first Gladiator second, Regal
third. Time-1 AZ.
Ladies' stakss-Princess first. Sedalia
second, Orta third Time-1:15ll.
One mile handicap-Santa Ana first.
Esperanza second, Minnie Elkihs third.
Time :4319.
One mile and q quarter-Applause first,
Elrayo second, Nero third. pime-2:O9
Five furlongs-Gibson first, Geraldine
second, Motto third. Time-1 031l.
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THE SANTA FE VICTORIOUS.
The Chairman's Decision in the Famous DEN
yer Rate Row Reversed.

CHIoAGo, NOVELETTE, arbitrators in the
Atchisons appeal from Chairman Cald-
wells decision in the famous row over
rates to Denver during the Knights
Templar conclave handed down their de-
cision today. They lind that the charges
against Chairman Caldwell and various
members of the Western Passenger asso-
citation guilty of ccnspiring with the Alton
10 deprive the Atchison of rights are not
maiutained, but hold that the Atchlson
was not fairly treated either by the chair
man or its fellow members. They ind
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A SLEEK sWiNDhER.
He is Under Arrest for Duping Various
People


NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-William Bant, a
sleek young English swindler. who oper-
ated all over the country, Is under arrest.
The prisoner admits that he is fraud and
gloats over the fact that he dipped hun
dreds of people between here and San
Francisco out of sums ranging from $40 to
$50. He represented himself to engineers
as a grandson OF Robert Stevenson, the
famous English engineer. Letters of intro
duction TO Commodore Wilson and
Chief Engineer Melville of the
United States navy were found on
him. They were signed by Charles E.
Emery of the Bennett building and in
them Bsnt is described as Charles Mitchell
OF Newcastle, While in Chicago recently
he duped Sir Henry Wood, secretary Of
the British commission of the Worlds fair
out Of $25. The prisoner attempted to
swindle Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde and
others in this city. Bsnt says his home Is
at Gosforth, England, but that he was
forced to leave there for sUindIing.
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The Nashville Track.

NASHVILLE, Nov. II. Track heavy-fve
furlongs-Julius Sax first, Henry Owsley
second, Ernest L third. Time-1:O65S.
Seven farlOnss-Jos Garter Erst, Critic
second, India Rubber third. Time-1:391l
One miIe-Emma Primrose first, Ethel
Gray second, Maid Marian third. Time
1:4S15.
six furlongs-Silver Hair first, Bracelet
second, Echo third. Time-1:21.
Five furlongs-Queen Regent first. Belle
Blackburn second, Luke z third. Time
:n11%
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pobbs KNOCKS Ous Brady.

OGDEN, .. T., Nov. n.-[Speclal tele-
gram to THE HERALD. Robert Do6bs,
colored, who is matched to fight Jim Bar
ron of Australia before the California
Athletic club on Nov. "A for purss of 81
500 tonight knocked out young Brady in
two rounds for purse posted by the Utah
Afhlatic club
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Wyoming for Weaver.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 1l.-Returns from all
counties except Fremont give the state TO
Weaver by 500. Fremont has gone for
Weaver, but the majority Ia not known.
The fusionisis have fifteen majority on
Joint ballot in the legislature.
CHEYENNE. Wy, Nov. 1.-THE Harrison
electors are elected by about I'VE hundred
majority. Coheen is elected by s small
majority. Osborne, Democrat for governor.
has about two thousand majority The
legislature is Republican by one majority
on Joint ballot
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Iha Philadelphia incident.

washington. Nov. 11.--Up to the close
of Office hours no information had reached
the department of state relative to the
trouble reported from La Juayra, Yene-
zuela, growing out of the refusal of the
captain of the Red Liue steamer Philadel-
phie to surrender OK Governor Miiares TO
tho authorities and subsequently the sail
ing of the vessel without permission Of the
port officers. Incidentally there is in
vclved continuance Of the present vexR-
tions practice against which the United
States has already protested Of requiring
vessels TO deposit papers with local port
officials and this incident may furnish OPP
portunity for breaking Up the system.
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THx DAHoMEYAN WAR.

Arms Furnished by the British Seized and
Confiscated.
PARIS, Nov. 11.-Many accusations hsvs
been made that German agents IN Dahomsy
furnished King Behsnzin with quick firing
rifles. These are denied by the Germans,
who asserted that if Behsnzin had such
weapons he procured them from thu
Bri ish. The latter assertions are horns
out by the capture just made OF the coast
of Dahomey. The Brandon, the French
despatch boat, cruising OF the Dahomeyan
coast, surprised the British steamer john
Holly with 6 cargo OF Winchester rifes
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REJOICING IN CHgY ENNE.
A Great Celebration in the Capital of wyom
ing.

CHEYENNE. Wy. Nov. 11.-[Special tele-
gram to TIE HERALD. This evening there
was the GREATEST parade and the largest
meeting in the history of the state. Thou
sands of men were in line in the procession
which was very beautiful. Legends indi-
eating amusing features of the contest
were in plenty. At Turner hall, the larg-
est building in the city. the enthusiasm
was something marvellous. The talismanic
name of Cleveland elected wild cheering
for nearly ten minutes. John P. Irish,
owing to illness, could not speak. Hon.
a. C. Campbell, General j. c. Thompson,
4. L. New and others were the speakers.
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rifh Andiior ! immols Ranort.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Fifth Auditor
Timme. in mis- annual report to the secre-
tary of the treasury, shows the adjustment
during the year of accounts aggregating
S627, $50, 507 and representing expenses in
CURED in the diplomatic and consular SER
vice, internal revenue service. census off,
Ger, Smithsonian institute, etc.
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REFUSED ENTRANCE AT PARA.
The Schooner Anna r Bishop Returns to New
York With Her cargo

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE schooner Anna
r. Bishop arrived today having returned
from Para which port she VI as not allowed
to enter owing to quarantine on al vessels
from New YORK she left here Sep. 18th
with cargo of lumber ana on arriving at
Para Oct. 18th she was sgnaled not TO en-
ter. She dropped anchor and waited five
days. No atten ton was paid 10 her signals
and the captain attempted to sail up the
river. He was met by man Of war and
ordered 10 return to New York No boat
at any time went to the leeward of the
schooner fearing contagion, and vessels APP
preached only near enough to exchange
signals,
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is discharged because he refused

was discharged because he refused to
apologize for slurring remark about the
women. He waited outside and shot them
IS they left work at night. Mrs. Goode
died short time after, never having fully
recovered from the shooting. The other
victim. Miss Walters, is q hopeless para
lytic, the bullet having injured her spine.
Burrus served short time in the peniten-
tiary, and the suicide is supposed TO have
been caused by remorse.
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Nebraska Democrats Get the Legislature.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. n.-Seventy-th
counties out Of ninety give Harrison 1869,
Cleveland 2l.772. Weaver 6S, Gas. The same
counties gave Crounz, Republican for gov
ernor 69, 1854, Morton, Democrat, 80, 395,
Van- Wyck, Populist, 1890. The election
Ia the First Congressional district is still
in doubt. The Republicans lack Two of
controlling the Legislature on joint ballot.
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Inainna il an RIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 11-Complete re-
turns from eighty-eight counties show g
Democratic plurality of 1852. The re-
naming five counties will probably in
crease this SEQ. The congressional delegs-
tion consists of eleven Democrats and two
Republicans.
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New YORK, Nov. 11.-About 5000 anar-
chists and sympathisers gathered at Cooper
Union tonight to commemorate the hang
ing of the Chicago anarchists. The prin-
cipal speaker was Herr Most.
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Nicaragua Canal Convention.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1i.-Goyernor Eos
ter OF Louisiana recognizing the import
ance OF the Nicaragua canal to the nation.
respectfully requests the governors of
states ana territories OF the United States
to appoint delegates TO the Nicaragua canal
convention which assemblies here on the
3Oth of this month,
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A TOWN BURNED UP.
Families Rendered
Homeless in a Maine Village.
Two Hundred and Twenty lives Lost in the
Recent Atlantic Gale, as Also
Ten Vessels.

CAMDEN, Me-, Nov. IL There is only
enc grocery store left All the drug stores,
boot and shoe stores, millinery and dry
good stores, jewelry shops and furniture
stores were wiped out by the fire and
twenty five families are homeless.
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The yice-president-Elec Also Very Busy.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Nov 1.-Vice-Presi-
dent-elect Stevenson has found it necessary
to decline numerous invitations to attend
ratihcations in different parts Of the state
owing 10 q tremendous amount of work on
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Worlds gair Contraetor SIZED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11-Allison, Shafer &
Company, contractors of New York, doing
large amount of work on one of the
Worlds fair buildings, were sued this
morning by the Western National Bank of
NeE York fer 100000 for money loaned.
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Iowa's 0HcIal Vote.

DEs MONIES, 1ai, Nov. 1L-Returns from
seventY-nine counties and estimates from
others, give Harrison a plurality OF q, 347.
Complete returns cannot change the result
materially. Figures from congressional
districts show that Rspu nlicans are elected
in the first, third, fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth, tenth ana eleventh districts.
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business Resumed at New orlean ,

New ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-As an evil
dence of the agreement by the labor unions
to declare the strike off was made in good
faith, street cars began running at 8
O'Clock this morning and all lines of bust
ness will doubtless be fully resumed to-
20
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North Dakota Defeats the Republican Ticket.

BISMARCK, N. D.. Nov. 1L-Returns to-
day make the defeat of the Republican
state ticket certain except secretary Of
state. The Legislature viii be Republican
on joint ballot by at least twenty, thus
insuring the election of United States
senator. Johnson for Congress is elected
by a small majority
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Wreck of the schooner Cuba.

CHICAGO Nov. 1.-THE wreck floating
on Lake Michigan of Frankfort is doubt
less that of the schooner Cuba. which fits
the description given OF the derelict. Cap
tain Hansen with crew of four men were
lOet
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The President-Elect Yary BUSY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-President-e leot
has been rather busy today re-
ceiving letters and looking over his enor-
nous mail. He has accepted an invitation
to attend the annual dinner Of the cham Der
Of commerce next Tuesday.