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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-26
FRECH TANSY WATERS.

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IECTRICIANS

BUFFALO, +. Y, Feb. 25.-The national
electric convention today determined to
hold worlds congress during the Col
umbian exposition at Chicago. James |.
Cage of St. Louis was elected president
Judge E. A. Armstrong of Camden, vice
president, and George T. Porter of New
York, secretary.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

CHICAGO. Feb 25.-Director General
Davis will shortly ask to have another
great exhibit hall constructed at the
worlds fair grounds The pressure upon
him for space is tremendous. mo one, u
he said, expected that so many nations
would respond to the invitation of Presi-
dent Harrison to participate in the fair"
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FAilIIRES

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb ga receiver
has been appointed for the Indiana Nat
ural Gas and Pipe Line company, on COM
plant of Winfield q Tabor and ID. Y. Ker-
nan, Wilson & Tabor, law firms, to whom
the company is largely indebted. This is
the company which contemplated piping
gas into Chicago.
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4 MilLinNalaES GEL

CHICAGO. FEB. @h-JoaG u Rockefeller
has given s. .1ss}. 0<sJ 10 the endowment ff4nd
o. tie Chicago university IN letter
rendering the gjft to tie university. he
says; Il make This gifT Ss special thanks
10 Almighty God for returning heSlta
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The MITCHELL CASE.

MEMPHIS Feb. 25-The testimony in the
habeas corpus case of Lille johnson,
charged with being an accessory to the
murder of Freda Ward, was concluded
this morning. Judge 'Dubose took the
case under advisement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-26
TURF WINNIE NERS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25- Gutenberg win
ners: Forest King, Little Willie. King
Hazen, Sir Rae, Strategem, Lady Pulsifer.
New ORLEANS, Feb 25.-Winners:
Blanche's Last. Bob Jacobs, Sir Planet,
Gendarme, Bullet.
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Ell PASo, Tex, Feb. 25.-Two troops OF
Mexican cavalry arrived in Juarez Mexico,
today with fifty-seven revolutionary pris-
oners. A brother of the judge of the state
supreme court is among the prisoners.
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TWO CONVICTS KILLED

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 25.-Will Glib
son and Rube Marshall, two white con-
victs, were shot at Wetumpka this morn
ing while attempting to escape. Gibson
was killed and Marshall cannot recover.
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GOVERNOR RUSSELL

Boston, Feb. % Governor Russell will
go to Chicago, not as a delegate, but as the
guest of the delegation which will support
him for nomination as a candidate either
for president or vice president.
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WHITELAW REID SURPRISED.
TIE CAN'T UNDERSTAND TIE PHE-
NOMENAL TOfE IN TINS CI7E
He Gets the News from, the Republican
National Headquarters, and when tae
Night 10 ThroWih ne Ila. Hopes.

ne sets the News from the Republican
National Headquarters, and When the
Night 10 Throuth lie Ila. Hopes.
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. S-The election returns
arrived slowly at Ophr Farm last night. and
MI. Whitclaw Reid sat UP until an carly hour
OF the morning glancing over tho sheets of
yellow paper covered with figures which Pri-
vate Secretary Tyson brought to him from the
telephone. Mr.. Reid dned late. and then re-
tired to his library with his vito and Mr.. u. O.
Mills. his fathcr-in-law. TO await the result OF
the counting.
The house Mt Ophir Farm was in direct tce-
phone communication with tho national Re-
publican headquarters at New York. and tho
messages from the managers there were
handed to Mr.. Reid every few minutes.
At first the figures were from Now York city
and from Kings county only. 80 that tho news
was anything but cheerful for tho Vice. lresi-
dental candidate. Tho heavy Demo.
cratic majority below the Harlem bridge
and the Republican losses in tho
northern part of the State caused much
uneasincss at Ophir Farm. Toward 10 o'clock
Mr. Reid came out OF the library and spoke to
the reporters.
We have not much news yet. he said. but
l have lust learned that Delaware has aono
Republican. Indiana will probably do the
same. l cant understand tho great Demo-
cratic majority returned in New York city.
had supposed OF course. IL would he large. but
nothing to what It is. The Republican losses
throughout this State too are appalling.
-, from onondaga county the news is most
discouraginE. The losses there are undOub;-
edly due to the fight between Hscock and
Beden but still hone for the host
IT WAS plain tina: Mr. Reid was nervous. His
hair was in disorder. possibly from leaning on
his hand and figuring over majoritics. As
no tRlke to the newspaper men no laughed
nervously and moved from one part Of tho
room to another, When tho blllptiDs
that Nebraska had gone for Weaver and that
tho 9emocrats CLAIMED Nest VIRGINIA. FOL
majority for Cleveland. Mr. Reid said:
r,u III i Illinois goes Democratic ,si Cleveland
IS tho pivotal state. H. it goes Republican Har-
risnn vii lie our next President"
The bulletins kept coming and at midnight
Mr.. Reid was still unwilling to express an
opinion as to " hat the result OF tho election
would be. AZ the newspaper mon left Ophir
Farm he said:
ood.night gentlemen. Whatever tho out
come. l hope you will sleep as soundly as
shall tonight"
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrison Carries This Re publican Strong.
hold by About $4,000 Plurality.

Harrison Carries Thi. Republican Strong.
hold by About $4,000 Plurality.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-This State elected
to-day thirty-two Presidential electors. thirty
Congressman. and Legislature to select a
United States Senator to succeed Mr.. Quay.
The State will give Harrison more than $4,000
majority. Philadelphia giving 280OO. The
Legislature will be largely Republican.
Lancaster county will give about 1000
majority for Harrison.
Sufficient districts in Berks county have
been received to show that Cleveland's
majority will be over 5000. Democratic
gain OF about 800.
Snyder county. Harrison. 500 maiority.
Fulton county. Cleveland. $40: Democratic
gain. ~
:, l.ei.ich county. Cleveland. 300 plurality:
Democratic gain. 49,.
p Clearr;leld connty-Cleveland plurality 900:
beaver county Harrison 600 majority; loss
OF Loo
Huntington connty-TTarrison. 1.5oo: Demo-
inniatn county-clevcland 175: Democratic
gain. -.
York county. Cleveland 1890 m ajority: small
gain.
y Monroe county, Cleveland a.o5o majority:
>. Cumherland county. Cleveland 900 major
ity: Democratic gain. 2U4
Somerset county. Harrison 900 majority.
Democratic gain 300.
Inckawanna county. Republican by about
900: SCRANTON Rep" elected to Congress over
Amerman. Dem. 10y 900 majority The Dem.
orrats and Republicans split even on the Leg.
ls!atu'e candidates. each getting two.
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ing place and demanded the privilege Of Got-
Ing. She clnimsd e be . woman's rights I'D.
ana said hS 3, ay wa.
fused her ballot. wheroupon sho bccame eS-
sceedingly noisy. and the policeman on duty
Snh !. vas thought che was mentally I'M
dispatches received here Tonight say that
Tie MaTtsr md hearsSn GonEreSs districts
IS d i0spf aRSs eh ds
OF the 100 foot limit to-day by a policeman for
personally soliciting votes.
% CITY f9ps, net fyss cis' lam
$p5sTess fS RR ehIassa county, yS will over
re. collection by 1000 in the Fourteenth district.
one hrndred Ard ninety.nin precincts out
e Of 4' r OVER s E. 'i net H'''0'''n gam
At this hour a. r. NJ tho iubilant Demo.
AZ" Ling fired. This and tho noise from hun.
music to, the. Democratic eur: At This hour
ClcvrlanTs election is conceded by Repub-
Two hundred and twenty. four precincts out
side cleveland and CINCINNATI gave Harrison
q plurality Of 4.5ns The same precincts in
At midnight less than nne-third OF Ohio has
teen heard from. Hamilton county gives Har.
ii-ou nhout $500 plurality. Cuynhoga is
claimed BY the Republicans, hy 300. and the
Ratio OF ltepu hlican gain to he precinct In out
lying precincts Is - votes. II this rate should
he maintained the Stnto will give Harrison a
plurality OF about a1.OW. The Eepublirans
hay" probably elected u majority Of their
county ticket in this county. but have lost on
the national and state tickets.
The INDICATIONS in northern Ohio arc that
the EepubNcans have rOled their Gus onlary
vote and mad" gains generally in nll rre-
cinc's. except in Cuyanogn county. Enrly re-
turns from the downtown precincts In Clevc.
land indicate Democratic gains.
T. T. johnson. the rreseny incumbent in
Congress from thct levcand district. is elected
by ABOUT l;5oO plurality owe, orlandoJ; Hodge.
his Republican opponent. The district is nor
maliy R.ru9iican by Loo In tho other. Com
gress districts OF the northern part OF tho
state the Republicans. are moro than
appear to hn much prospect OF the return to
Congress Of NJ; D. iarte,t. for whom, a strrnu-
GUS fight has been made against T. G. John
son. the !ienuhlicnn nominee. Later returns
may give Harter tho election. hut 1t Is doubt
inl Tho Democrats, are wildly juhilant over
the result and Cleveland Is in n pandemon UNI.
Northway. In Garileld's old district will 20 to
Republican nominee in tho Toledo district. Is
going to have hard task to pull through.
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emo.
Tie Democrats Corcede th- State to Har-
ri.cn by Oyer 90 900 PimrnlltY.


COLUMBUS. Nov. S.-The citizens OF tho
Buckeye State voted to-day for twenty-thrco
Presidential ELECTORS. twenty-one Congress-
men. Secretary Of State. and minor state
officers.
The attest returns from Ohio increase Re-
publican gains in places least expected. II
this increase continues. Ohio will 90 $4,000
Ecruo!hnn and elect fifteen OF the twenty-o one
Congressmcn.
Twenty en- Of tho sixty-one precincts in
TIL rity OF Columbus give n net Democratic
gain on the head Of tho ticket of rs. The DEM
ocratlc State Committee now comedies Ohio to
Harrison Iy over 10000 plurality.
> Tho returns came in very slowly from Ohio.
the necessary slowness in countn. the blan-
kct ballots making tho reports unusually late.
but from all points comes news Of Republican
gains. only isolated precincts showing Demo
cratic gains. Ectu-ns from 200 precincts out
Of ESQ" in the State ut 10 o'clock show Eepub-
lican gains avcracin: II to the precinct and
tthS inhicati2ns from these m"agr. r"tnrps are
tty between 25,uVuan 10000. = NJ Taylor
hheEueiWS9n GHndd"'T for S",Eetary ot tate
are elect ed in SIX Districts and the Indications
teen other memDers Of the Ohio delegation
RymocTSr are elected as fol-
tenth, Hare: Seventeenth. Richards,
e E Vulcan G"nsresfsimsn are probably
wilson. Eighth. Strong: Ninth. Ashley:
Tent. Ein"ths; Eleventh. Grosvenor:, Four.
S nst@Y 2Yr,maH; EiTH.eeniih MW%EEnE
TI Nv. lloi.e LOCAL influences may
s the 'n NintSo Foartso nsR
a,!t Wvly-iiGst districts. and may defeat ono
!, nn w Olao did not this year olect new
MI NJ X 4 l. :. tho Dernocratic state Committee
Sta i '" n.y. A. I.,Jor candidate for Secretary OF
than Il iVI s,1e's uh'n to Harrison by not less
Ecn v IHr Sccretarg OF state claltns that the
Uut nV!!can plurality in the State will be 3d.
t aTi,"n oSunty syS YiE aTrssn sat
~. Cleveland 2IlUl Ths inii.ations nre
ior ' THr 1rsr nnd Caldwell 'ke!s are no. elected
citIcGi,Tr,fy..oye9 scattering precpcts outside o,
'IImIGell u plurality " 40. s"''
.toc'ign day opened in Columbus CLAIR and
sl n'' M ana So Iem.im"f untl T. NJ. when the
iaIhr history o! elections ID Ia" EucEcve Stoto
nave men appeared so anNioU. Ia y"t1, This
byaIi sT pi i,a'hsH 81 on" rTiy Tut was shared
iHohtl;;tS' and lopuli-ts. n many Of thu wards
~ th's city nearly the entire y0tr Was nnIed af
g S,n although the polls do not close here until
a. great many straight tickets were voted
max s se ritlnens were afraid that they might
and n ;b sne mIsla,s n markin# their ballots
S NE were nut up 100 feet on earii sId- Of he
mas ns and 10 one was allowed within this
Al Irssihct' I * f nfh r Isc orsers
ucrlirs". recurring The seIyirrs OF n
nea,~han 10 bring about order. Larry in The
= "Hi'' woman appeared at the yot-
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tOLORiDO,
The Indications are that Weaver In. Chr.
rled the state.


DENVER. Nov. S.-Colo-ado voted TODAY for
Governor. four Presidential electors, ami two
congressman. Clear weather and Ave tickets
in the field caused an Unprecedented large
vote in the state. This returns will show an
increase OF almost twenty thousand over the
vote Of tho last Presidential election. when
the tota! vote was ul.79s. Throughout the
day the Weaver people were confident whils
tho kcprtl leans appeared demornized. il
was O'clock whom tho polls closed. and the
work OF counting commenced with activity
The indications ara that Weaver has carried
the State.
Tho Democratic State Committee claim that
Weaver will carry Colorado by 1000 plurality
Ten mining towns give Weaver $3.50 plu-
rnli'y: Cripple Greek gives Weaver LOO
Weaver q small plurality.
rhnirman Mckinley OF tho White Wings or
straight Cleveland Democrats claims the State
for the Weaver electors by 1000. The Repub-
licans claim the State by 1000.
Ten mining camps give the Populist electors
1850. Chairman Arhuckl 10 ella inns Lake county
~ 300 for the Weaver electors. Cripple
Creek. q strong Republican county. gives the
entire Popnlist ticket over ] 100 majority. The
Indications are that Pence and Bell. Demo-
Congress, and a majority OF the State Senate.
Governor.
The state Democratic Committee claims the
election If the Weaver electors by 800 and
both tnngl essmcn and Legislature. The con
test Tor Governor viii TO very close. and favor.
IN. Democratic majority.
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MIR. STEVENSON vOTES.
II Took Hin dust On" Minute aud six Sec.
onds to Prepare ITS Ballot.

BLOOMINGTON, Nov. S--Mr Stevenson was
an early voter. Tho legal hour for the oron-
ing OF the polls In Bloomington is o'clock.
and one hour later the Democratic candidate
for tho Nico-Prcsidencv. accompanied by his
son Louis. entered the ofIlcc of Cartons sta
bic. which. for tho time being. had been digni-
fed with the title. CITY Precinct No. l."
Tho election Judge, who had known tho
nominee from his hcyhood days. hut felt all
tho same that the dignity OF his Office had TO
be maintained. assumed u judicial air ard
graye!y Inquired his name. "Adlai L. Stcven-
SON was the reply
clork ON tho other side % tho table slowly
ran his tlng,r .,d"wn The lit ~ registered
SS,Sss m fSSSn %"S rFn" %% "DA
upon the ludg" handed - folded ballot over
The railing and Mr. stevenson disappeared
behind the curtain wi on" ul the i,t,lo luus
dyntl'cd 10y the nam" Of a routh.
In precisely minute and I, seconds hv tho
CLICK he icatprntYd. handed hack the neatly
proper receptacle In another mnui, nr was S"
Joined 10y tn" younger stevenson. who hti
been preparing his maiden vote in an adlGin.
morning" to he clerks. stthnr and sou left tho
pMcsnhd started down 'owi.
,They mad. slow progress. however for Mt
almost every block they wore matted by some:
body or other who wanted to EXPRESS good
wishesanI hopes for the success oi the nomi-
nee. The ienublicans as wcl!m democrats
spent the day at his law Office. lie put in the
most o! the forenoon at work but the after
noon was devoted t, tho numerous visitors
MIR. Stevenson received the following from
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan of New York at 10 T. NJ:
We have carried this state, y 80 900 at
The following was FROM Allen |. McDnrmott.
Chairman Of Tho Democratic state Committee
OF New Jersey:
New Jersey gives YOU her electoral vote by
over l2,UUO plurality"
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MICHIGAN.
TIE State VIII Give Five 10 Seven OF Her
El-ctorni Votes TO Cleveland


Ei-ctorni Votes to Cleveland.
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. OF Is estimated that
Michigan will rive from five to seven Of her
electoral votes to Cleveland Chapman will
probably 10 elected from the First district by
1000. The state returns show a gain for
Morse. Democratic candidate for Governor.
and his election seems assured.
At midnight both committees still claim to
have won victory. Tho Republicans claim
seven OF tho congressman. and the Democrats
claim positively five. Each committee thinks
subsequent reports may increase their num-
Der. Chapman is elected by 800 majority in
the First district. Congressman Whiting and
Weader are also elected. Whiting by a hand
somo majority.
1t is difficult to ascertain the figures on the
State ticket. The Democratic Committee
claims the election Of Odds and Newton Popu-
list and Democratic nominees. Tho Repub-
licans claim the election Of their candidate for
Governor. John I. Rich. by 1900 majority.
1t is very difficult to give figures on President.
because they are SO broken up by the new d.
vision into districts.
1t is snfc to say there will be not less than
five Cleveland electors from Michigan. The
State Senate is probably Republican. while
cratic and Populist
oi.he ely Of Detroit, which Is iust one:tenth
$3.50 for Harrison in 1883 One hundred and
county ei*s Harrison 5.o2s. as against d.ioS
These gains Kept UP in tho ,Stio will nearly
plurality Of 23.OOO in 1899.
DETROIT. Nov. S-Michigan to. day elected
fourteen Presidential electors. twelve Com
Gressmon. q Governor. and q Legislature.
which will choose a successor to United States
Senator francis b. Stockbridc &c Rem.
Forty precincts outside OF Wayne county
give for Governor. Rich tkep.h 1887 Morse
dem 5000: Ewing tPeople'sL 500: Russell
u'ro. 40.
Sixty precincts outside OF Wayne county
give Rich Rep. for Governor. 1901; Morse
dem. B.5S2.
twenty-five precincts In eastern districts at
large give Harrison 3.41O. Cleveland. 2.073.
Weaver 3: Bidwell :}5l. Thirty precincts In
western districts at large give Harrison 4. 156.
Cleveland 2;a3?!. Weaver AIS. Pdwell -.
One hundred precincts outside OF Wayne
county give Rich rep. for Governor. 1866:
Morse DEM ll!s4: Ewing lPeople'sl. 1.2G1:
SIXTY precincts in tho Western Electoral dis
trirt give Harrison S.4til: Cleveland, G6S4;
Weaver. S23 Bidwel $40.
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YO.MING.
The Democva'ic.People'~ Ticket Probably
Elected by N Good NrJrriy.

The observation-disclosures Ticket Probably
Effected by n Good Nrjrr,ty.
CHEYENNE. Nov. SWyoming voted for three
Presidential electors. one Congressman. Gov
efnor. Judge OF tho Supreme Court. and q
Legislature which will name the successor to
United States Senator Francis T. Warren. Re-
publican.
Tho vote was heavy throughout the State to-
day. The Australia system was used. Tho
polls closed at 4:52 mountain timel 1t is
highly proba Die that the official count will not
be announced from al parts of the state till
late to-morrnw. THE SrN correspondent tele-
ax prints in h state BY
servative leaders say that the Democratic-
lopulsts, ticket has been victorious; There
safely Dem"cratc. and viii Hr."habilSS
10000 before ii reaches Cheyenne. and Lara
PEI Rem9Grats II r.; , Dsmos5atic lesislatiye
stSr Fssns, Ths fs sS Sf
Gilderoy's famous Kite. Chairman New Of tho
state Committee and ffty other prominent
SCI Sh a ara o @
Senator. Warner If the Democrats win. Coy.
prominent New York city flnancier. The Re-
publican Committee Is not at all enthusiastic,
out n great crowd OF enthusiastic Cleveland
and Stevenson Democrats are shouting them
selves hoarse in front Q! the State Democrats
private dispatches ut the Normandie Hotel.
Bulletin reports are delayed BY slow count
ing Of votes. Betting in local pool rooms is 3
70 l in favor of the Democratic ticket in
Wyoming.
Dispatches. Just received from Albany and
Unita counties say both have gone over
whelmingly Democratic. Ivinson. the Repub-
lican candidate Tor Governor. lives in Albany
county. ard Congressman Stout in Cnita.
The Republicans are discouraged.
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re.

said that he would wager tho Professor .
bottle Of wine that lie would mako three points
before the Professor did. They Knocked the
balls around for n quarter OF an hour. and at
longth the onookcrs saw that only those shots
wero scored where tho cue ball carromed on all
tire, OF the object balls Tho amateur beat
tho Good-natured Professor Ivy safety tactics,
and tho Professor laughed heartily.
What in the thunder arc you fellows trying
to do 2" said ono Of tho Professors friends
while the game was in progress Il never
saw such crazy antics"
Crazy" retorted tho hercules Of billiards.
Not bit OF it. This is the latest thing in
four-bnll game. for those who have q knowl-
edge OF the principle Of billiards. 1t puts lots
OF excitement and interest In tho game"
Then tho Professor chalked his cue. and OK
ecutcd half u dozen pretty shots at the new