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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

Henry Humer, a threc-months' old baby Hes III
the GOuvcrncur Hospital dying from burns rNo,''N
in n fire which broke ont yesterday on tl' hr'' "'o'
Of the nvestory tenement house. No. lco "Tc""'N
st. The fire In itself amounted TO liitle' Del's con
fined to the Railways. and all The families !" wv
building escaped without difficulty. In Il room 'h
the third floor the ulmcr baby lay asleep in cot
next the hail door. when the alarm OF IRE N"'
sounded Mrs. Miller. the grandmother, In whose car
It had been left BY the parents, lost her nerve anu
her wits and left the baby to Its fate The h'hl's
mounting TO the third floor hallway set nre 10 'h
cot. and before assisIarce could reach II the o"o'
was terribly burned about the body. In escapi"s
from the house Mrs Yet,a Swartz badly scorche'
on the bands and arms. while her sister sarah oe
came insane from fright. I'm company with lhe nu,
baby they were takon TO G0uverneti ~ 'sP,rs. Prs
and here II said that the infant would dle Ahs
Ere WIS NtlngIished with o loss OF 81 ,2OO.
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this view ana has disposed Of all his sensitive s'ocA
In business enterprises. Republicans look forwaro
to the converting OF the Legislature with grave iore
bodlngs with the Democrats In control Of both
branches OF the General Assembly, and with Demo-
trlctcd The Democrats will have a Democratic
Governor for the first time In thirty-sx years. The
last Democratic Governor OF Illinois Joel A.
Matteson, who was elected In 1852
The latest returns show the following elected
to Congress from Illinois,
Two at largc-JOhn C. Black. Chicago Dem.);
Andrew j. Hunter, Paris (Dem). From districts
Ist j. Frank Aldrich, Chicago, (Rep); Id Lawrence
f. McGann, Chicago, (Dem); lid, Allen c. Dur
borrow, jr, Chicago (DemD; IVth, julius Goldzier
Chicago (Dem.); Vth, Albert J. Hopkins, Aurora
RepJ; vIth Robert r. Hit. Mount Morris (Rep);
With. Thoma, J. Henderson, Princeton Rep) Vlllth
Lewis steward, Plano (Dem); IXth Hamilton X.
Wheeler Kankakee Rep.l; Xth, Philip >. Post,
Galesburg Rep; XIth, Benjamin F. Marih, Warsaw
Dem.); XIIIth, william NJ. Springer, Springfield
Dem.); XIVth Ben Funk, Bloomington Rep);
XVIII, Joseph g. Cannon, Danville (Rep); XV1th,
George w. Fithlan, Newton DemD: XVIIth, Edward
Lane, Hillsbo (Dem.); XN1IIth William ). FOrman
(Dcm.l; XXth George W. smith, Murphy sbOrO (Rep.).
Flor, Republican, is making strong lace f0r Gov
ernor outside Of Cook County, and although the ma
joiy OF tho Republicans concede his defeat Others
still hold 10 the hope OF his success. The Inter
Ocean" at O'Clock announced that fourteen counties
rate The Inter-Ocean" believes he may yet win the
state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
TIE BUCKEYE STATE VA VERS.
ASTONISHING FIGURES FROM ONO.
THE DrMoCRATs CLAIM SMALL PLURALITY on

THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM a SMALL PLl RAI.lIf O'
roTu STATE AND ELECTORAL TICKETS.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. (SpcciaU.-Thc returns
from Ohio today make an alarming change III
the estimates of last night, ard reduce the claimed
Republican plurality of that time 30 much that
the only statement made tonight by the le-
nublcan State Committee is that the State Is
IN doubt The Democratic committee Claims ul"'
tbev have carried the State with both the Ma
tionaI and State tickets, with seventeen COUNTIES
vet TO be- heard from
Tuylor Rep, claimed his election a. Secrr'"'!
of State. by IG7 plurality, and, as he ran p'ni""
Harrison. this would indicate that harrison N'u
carried the State by over l,ooo' H''i"-o''' '"
,.tlirn, from fourteen Of these missing couh'"S
,ci,.o1 A. Democratic headquarters, oTercom" tins
rlrrolitv. and with the vote ia ;he threc o'l'r
o,u,ics os estimated, the plurality in the state,
of ". A. Taylor, Democratic candidate Tor Hccre-
,orv Of State would bc 70j. This would sun
leave A probability that Harrison had carried the
STATE by few hundred, but the result i IN douDt
and ,ho final decision may have to await the
official count. 90,
Tho Indications are however, that ONO has
.,,,,n,, in n the Democratic line. The Democrats
have elected several CCngrcssmen In kepuolicah
dis,ricts and the Democratic Committee claim
tie election OF II Democrats out of Il congress
uc, Of the State They are decidedly wrohS III
one instance White, whom they claim 10 nave
defeated. having been elected by aDou' i'oVo
nlurality In the lAth and INith uS'r'''s '"e
result on Congrcssmcn is so douotiui ,lia' IL can
not bc certainly learned until all the No'e IL
reported ,,i,
The Democrats have elected Messrs liouR
,o,,,,or Donovan. Cultivate, Hare. llartcr
p,chord, II,ert and T. H. johnson. The Repul-
' H. .Iect.d Ncssrs StoIcr, Caldwell
I'in'' ITIick Wilson Strng, Enochs, Gro.ycnor San
Voorhis Northway and White leaving two dis
"a "Cinc;nnaii. Nov. 9.-Thc Democrats have rr-
,urns rom iifty counties showing Democratic
'aim of Ig4 4Oi The remaining thirty-eiglt conn
ties will probably mshe the h, !ss"l5 ond eo'e i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
MINNESOTA.
THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN ELECTORAL TICKET
VICTORIOUS NELSON ELECTED GOVERNOR.

THE ENlIRE f->tCIOfsAL AiNhIl
VICTORIOUS NELSON ELECTED GOVERNOR.
st. Paul Nov. o Special. Returns from the
state still provokngy slow In coming in Haf'
rison has undoubtedly carried Minnesota. though by
how large plurality 1t is impossible TO say. Nelson
Nep) IS elected Governor by plurality Of 1900
to 5000.
The complexion Of the next Legislature Is sill
In doubt. The following seem to have been elected
to Congress: lst District. Tawney (Rep); I'D Dis
tnct. McClcary Rcp) IND District Hall (Dem);
IVth District Kelfrr (Rep); Vth District, Fletcher
RcpJ Win District. seare (Rep0. The With
District remains In doubt
Chairman Baker, OF the Democratic State Com
mittee does not concede Nelson's election. lie still
hopes Lawlor has been successful The returns fur
nlsh no good grounds FOR Bakers claim, because they
show "A surprising falling of OF the Peoples party
vote which is sure to help Nelson.
Roth sides are stil claiming the Legislature. In
Il. Paul the Democrats have gained two, and pos
sbly three Asscmbymen, but the report from Mime
apolis IS that the Republicans will gain from ten
to thirteen.
Ninety two precincts In Minnesota, outside OF the
cities give Harrison 1851 Cleveland, 1908. As
compared with the vote cast In the same precincts
four years ago. there Is Republican loss OF l,254.
II the same ratio of loss continues, the Harrison
rle,tor, will have from 1900 Ia $1,000 plurality
over the straight Democratic electors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

Fall River Mass, Nov. "a general meeting or inc
Mule spnners' Association va, held to-hRh' III "S"'r
o circular calling for a DISCUSSION on the wage q''
lion. 1ne attendance was very large me hiii''''''
report Of the treasurer received Will loud cheer.
After the transaction Of routine business was moved
10 make a demand for increase OF 10 per cent !"
wages. An amendment made that the ASSOCIATION
accept the voluntary advance OF per cent recently
granted by tie manufacturers. Another amchuhi'n'
was made that the matter be postponed until cne wee"
from next Monday night. long discussion enSr'd'
and the last amendment was eventually adopted
The association Is pretty evenly divided regarding o
wisdom Of enforcing larger Increase al once Inc
officers and several of the better known members r'her
admire the spirit which prompted the mahui'cuie''
TO grant the last advance. before formal request lor
one wos made on them and It was In consequence Of
their advice that the discussion was tabled unu 'le
next special meeting The Weavcrs Executive tolll- m
mittce has voted to recommend that he per cent "u
vance bc accepted by the meeting Of the weaves' 10
DO held tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
INDIANA.
HER ELECTORAL VOTE IN DOUBT. BOTH SIDES
CLAIMING VICTORY.


CLAIMING VICTORY.
indianapolis, Nov. o.-Charman Taggnrt, Of the
Democratic Central Committee, claims that the State
will give Cleveland 5000 majority. At "The Jour
nal' and "Newsr Offices, the State is conceded to
Cleveland by small majority.
Chairman GOwdy OF the Republican Committee,
this evening said might take the official count TO
tell. but he believes the state to be Republican.
There little doubt that ten out Of the thirteen
Congressman are Democratic. and that the Lce1s-
ature, Joint ballot, Will give majority OF about
25 or 30 thus nSuring the return OF Senator Turpe
TO the Senate.
Marion County gives from 1000 to 200 plurality
for Cleveland. Increase Of about TOO over 1888.
The entre Democratic state ticket Is elected
The Indiana delegation in the LIIId Congress will
probably stand rs follows:
Ist District, Taylor Dem.); I'D, Bretz Dem; ;
lid. Brown (Dem.); IVth Holman tDem); VIII
Cooper Dem) With, johnson CRepD; With. Bvnum
Dem): NIlItll BroohSbre (Dem); 1Xth Waugh
iRepD Xth. Johnson Rep): Xlth Martin CDem) (;
Xllth McNagney Dem.); XIIlth, Conn (Dem).
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NEW-ilAMPSH
PARTIAL RETURNS INDICATE \ PLURALITY OF
800 FOR HARRISON

PARTIAL RETURNS INDICATE \ PLURALITY OF
$500 FOR HARRISON.
Concord, y. H., Nov lone hundred ana seventy
one towns and wards give smith RcpJ, for Cover
nor. eG.O74: Mckinney Dem). 2i,7j7; Carr (Prol
o,l. Noycs Ucoplc's) IlJ. Samcs places In 1s9O
gave Tuttle NicpJ 2j.453: Amsden CD"mD, 2iS03;
scattering 500 These returns indicate that Harrison
will have II plurality of $500 In the state. The
returns from all places In the lst Congress District.
with the exception of Somersworth' few small
towns In Hlll,boro and Carroll counties, aud some
ward, in Manchester which, 1t Is expected Will give
an average majority Of 500 against Llar Rep). indi-
cate that Blair will be elected by loo TO l,3OO.
In the I'D District Baker NtepD. by large gains In
Cheshire and Coos Counties Is ahead Of Parker DEM.
by 800. The latest returns show mat me Republicans
have from 40 to- 80 majority In the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
ILLINOIS CONCEDED TO CLEVELAND.
HIS PLURALITY OVER soOo-Ti'H DrN'o, '''
ALREADY PLANNING TO GERRY
THE STATE.


Chicago Nov. (slrcaD.-Tho RepnbNo'" 7'''.o
Central Committee comedies Illinois to the p'nio'
cn tlc National and State tickets, ana "u''''
election Of twelve Of tho twenty-five .o"S' ',,,S
the Democrats. The Legislature l. S''i !" "''"'' Wv"
le chances favorable to the Democrats rs 'eS nav
the senate and are dangerously near "'''S "
the House At the Democratic s'aF '''""'
pollticans are already discussing the provisions oi
JIll to gerymander the state 49,,
The Democratic state ana National uoNc' wiz nav
betwecn 8 900 ard 5000 plurality. ). b. MessiCn. ri'
Il the Republican state Committee tou"s s"'"
disaster of yesterday due 10 the fact Una, 'e
ING men OF the country refused TO lndorse the Dill 'a'
was passel for their own special benefit In my eSt
nation fully $1,000 Chicago votes were not cast yes
te.day."
As 10 the probable result OF the election ulNn DUST
re.s lnterce.s Mr. Messicl said: 1t VIII Illuminate
cap.tal and keep money from investment until m'nl-
fscners are certain to what policy VIII DC puiSueu
by the party elected to power. This means stag
nation OF trade
Nelson Morris. the great pork packer confirms
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THE FRENCH CAPTURE CANA.
THIS PRACTICALLY ENDS TIE CAMPAIGN AGAINST
KING BEHANz-N N DAHo>iEY

THIS PRACTICALLY ENDS TIE CAMf"i"N ""Ai->"l
KING BEHANz-N IN DAiIoHLf-
Paris. Nov 9.-An official dispatch received 'o-uay
states that the French forces have captured cana
short distance frona Abomey the capital OF DaIomey'
after n vigorous resistance. The French loss was
eIeven killed and fortytwo wounded The capture OF
Cana is practically the end OF the campaign agiuhs'
King Behanzin for IL Is not believed that any S'IouS
difficulty will bc met with In taxing the capnhi'
which + al adapted TO make defence against Inc
French arms.
soon after the receipt Of the news that Cana hau
fallen into the hands Of the French was received the
promotion OF Colonel DOdds the commander Oi the
French forces. to be Il general. was gazetted
Five French officers we're wounded In the attack on
Cana. Tie sencgacse ana -Gs'his attached - ule
French force were conspicuous for their bravery on
the OtGcr hand he black NOrier>, VINO had IecA lIi
formed Into comuatants at great trouble, devoted hir
whole energies 10 lOoting The D!honah c'heis any ai
fetlshmen fcd after the capture OF Cana. COiomri
Dodds proposes to burn both Cana ara AhcNley III,
native allies regard Colonel Dodds rs their sIftua
flt
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FIRE on TIE STEAMER ST. PANcRAs.

st. Johns. n. F.. Nov. (speclal-The steamer st.
pancrls bound from New York 70 Liverpool, aI1lVcl
hero today The Gotten board took fire when she
Was 100 miles south Of 1t. Johns The lanes burst
through and iCnited the lay the deck. envclonng
1he whole ship By desperate efforts the crew kcp'
down the flames till their arrival here. Cattle on
hoa ri had 10 be handed and the compartments noHc
W ~ I ho oco, of the fire. Some OF the crew were
iodlv sCorched The ST. Pancas had over 1000 tons,
her cargo being cotton, grain and 800 cattle. Inc
antinc regulations suspended ut this port ho
being needed longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE LORD MAYORS SHOW.
CELEBRATION oFTEE ANCIENT LONDON FEsTlVAl
~ TUE At. MANNER,

IN THE USUAL MANNER
London, Nov. 9.-To-day was the day liked ior ''o
inauguration OF Lord May Jrelect knii'' aha "S ma
Gecn the custom from time immemonai was cct"
bratcd In part with the usual street procesSloh' i0
show started from the Guildhall nt noon Thence II
proceeded through the leading streets OF the CITY "esv
ward 10 Cbaring Cross The weather was dull anu
threatening but this had effect on the cro"a' 'ih
gathered to see the procession. An Immense huihpeT
of people lined the route. and al always the cise'
cheered and ieered In turn.
II was feared that the unemployed vormhsne"
niaht attempt TO take advantage OF the 0ca'lon 10
crc.to a d,stnrlance This caused the authorities TO
take extra police precautions. and relays OF
were stationed all along the route followed oy "''
PROCESSION since O'Clock this morning the pFihci-
cal points along the route have been parric"''a anu
Guarded Taken altogether the crowd was good
injured and Its members amused themselves Dy JON
ing togeher and poking fun AZ various persons III & M,
PiN, >'n.ou unnonuar The most elective
textures of the pageant consisted 0 scrcS VI en- c.
tlematic cars illustrating the commerce VI t"c Po'
of London. - A., A.. ,uc,oi honorot n,
thc Cuildhau this evening. As vas etpe"tci Mr.
Gladstone Lord RCscbery and other ministers az NY
attend ard the speeches made by tAe rtpits'it & u 20
- ths Go0crnment we're conspicuous nr me AhN'iVe
Of the important information th't is ushaiS ipi d
| hy the Governments representatives. AZ tht LTu
Msvors Ianquet The toast TO the MI Is eis "is r.,
sponded TO 10y the Earl OF Kimberley, lofd 1T so,'
~ tho Council and secretary Of >ttc loF ihUi,' i"9
excuse for the absence Of Hlr tIis .p'c ai'u
memhcrs ~ the Cabinet received with der ,iye
axclametions In referring 10 England, re,n ms
enc non was in a fair way OF settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
CniL Rlrre IDrANCrD-

Baltimore Nov. o lSpc. iaD.- on, Of the m 81 ela'h
ful frauds ever pclpcrlcd by the Democrats In ihi'
city occurred last night, when Cjunclman Cnmnhhts'
the only colorcd man who ever occupied seat III
Bamorcs Municipal Council. AMI who had been r.
elected from the Eleventh Ward, wa delibeIhteiy
counted Odt, notwithstanding The Australian h"h' u
law. The returns from one precinct wcr" hcid hc"
until nearly . O'Clock hi, morning, and th'n hh"
10 show a Democratic majority of IL. III oiSut
precincts Cummings had ~ majority, bat the Nihln
tr@c,n~t was liked 10 give Craig. the Democrat II
majority OF l25. There are mOIo coioroi than "mte
VOTERS "A ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
corxrrD m-r HE co1oRrD couycrLMiy.

Chicago Nov. 9.-Whcn the recent advance Ill sou
coal rates from Chicago to 81 Paul was aEr''u ="
there was an understanding that the rate on haIu 'o
screenings should be advanced at the same time 10
tie same amount. This not done, however
and Chairman Mldg-lcy notifies Ia the lh''r''''"
roads To advance their rates hard coal screinE5
between the points named TO a. per net ton "h'"s
effect November -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION IN BRUSSELS.

Prussels. Nov. 0.-There a big uboraist demon
straton here to-right at the Alhallbra Theatre,
fully $500 people being present. u. Jans0n ana
Other Liberal deputies made speeches violently at
taciing the Government. At the conclusion OF the
meeting the Liberals paradcd through the streets.
. 500 strong, and marched toward the palace pre-
ceced by man carrying the red fag. Arriving at
the Rue Montagne the procession was charged by a
detachment OF genddfI1es and the artillery and civic
guards were summoned TO protect the palace and the
ministerial department buildings. The paraders were
sepprate into two portions and finally dispersed
at ABOUT midnight amid hOwlines and hOOtlnSs ana
cries of - long live universal suffrage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
OREGON.

THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM ONE ELFCTOR AS THE
RESULT or FUSION.
Portland ore. Nov. 0.-Two hundred and twenty
six precincts out of 6ij give HarrrsOn 2O77S Cleve-
land s,l5i Weaver 1892.
The Democratic Central Committee comedies the
election OF three Harrison electors by pluraies rang
lng from 900 TO 3OCO, hut claims the election Of one
Weaver cector who was ndorsed by the Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
rorp DROWNED IN A NEWFOUNDLAND WRECK

Halifax, ~ s., Nov 9.-Advicc from liarbor Grace
y f. say that Oh Saturday evening. in heavy hor'h
west gale II craft Of thirty tons burden belonging
TO lizards IIarSor. went ashore on the rochs near
Cam Islands There four men on The V'SSei
when She wa, wrecked. and all Of them were dro"hu
They included the two sons OF the owner GonTte
Gates and TWO mon bconring to swillingate' wyatt
and Pierce. All were married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
CALIFORNIA.

THE COUNT SLOW AND THE RESULT STILL IN
DOUBT
san Francisco Nov. 9.-Tweve hundred and sixty
SIX out Of 30 precincts, ncuding 26s In san Fran
CISCO give Harrison $3.50 Cleveland e8,603. Weaver
1885, The vote shows Republican Increase In
southern California where every Republican candidate
for the Legislature will be elected
The chairman Of the Republican STATE Central Com
mittce cOncedcs that the cty Of Francisco has
gone Democratic by 1000 plurality. but claims that
the Republicans may pl through In the State at large
owing to the cumbersome ballots used In the state
under the Australian system the counting OF the vote.
particularly In this city, slower than ever before
known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

Kcrlln Nov 0.-Thc closing session OF The Prls
sian Iandtag opened day me speech Hom
the thrcrc opening the session dealt chtIcY WIN 'e
domestic affairs Of the kingdom The passage Of ciei
Interest I'm The speech related 10 the finances Of the
country 1t stated that owing TO the increased rail
way expenditures there in l592 a deficit amount
to-, ,o 40 oOO 600 marks Jhi, deficiency would be
covercd liz a loan. The greatc-t economy was nee
co,arv and therefore the proposed Increase In the
salories OF state officials would be pot tponci ia"
speech promised that lin would be Introduced -
effect a reform IN taxation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
,,ps nrAcoS.s CASE POSTPONED.

Paris Nov. 0.-The appeal Of Mrs. Deacon from the
d.c,on Of The Tribunal G. the Seine. which decared
that she had no light to apply for divorce from
her husband and awarded the custody OF the children
70 Mr.. Deacon, came up before Judge Pewter touay
After the case was called the Judge ad ouncd Inc
hearing for a week. The appeal OF Mrs. Deacon
against the jurisdiction OF the court at Erase 70 ~
md do ermlne the action for divorce her husbnId has
IromCht sralnst her has been fixed for hearnI by
the court at AK for December I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
SAyTl FE TRAIN ROBBED.

Guthrie o. r. Nov o.-The southbound santa re
train, due here at - last night, was hcu up "nu
robbed bv five masked men at Wharton lonely SUI
ton In the Cherokee strip. whore the train has been
robbed before. The only booty secured was III" arms
Of the ranmcn and II few small pacEAE'' 'I 'Np''''
m for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
4 BotgorvG.HorSr pLowv vP Ar vIGHr

PITT burg, Nov. 9.-1hc house Of Mr.. Morley, III
shnrpsburg. Il suburb u Allegheny, wa wrccHed bF sh
explosion ut 80 o'clock THIS morning. Mrs. Nor
lev Keeps n coOred nOn-unDn boarding honSe. ana
II Is believed that an attempt was mad" to blow
up the building With dynamite NJ one was Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE HUNGARIAN CABINET CRISIS.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE RESIGNATI0NS-CoUNT AP'
PoNYI PROBABLY THE NEXT
PRIME MINISTER.

fONYI PROBABLY THE NI4AI
PRIME MINISTER
Buda Pesth Nov. 9.-At q meeting OF the HoeTii
members Of the Hungarian Diet held today Count
szapary the Prime Minister. announced that emperor
Francis Joseph had accepted the designations Oh INC
members OF the hungarian Cabinet 1t Is cohsiuereu
probable that Count Albert Apponyi who Is H'eho
sf the Kossuth party will succeed Count Szapary as
Prime Minister Count Apponyi is the leader OF the
Moderate Opposition
Count Szapary then went TO the Lower House OF
the Diet and announced the resignation OF the Mill
istry lie stated that the Ministers had agreed upon
every poInt in the bill to reform the marriage laws
excepting the one making civil marriages compulsory
pou this point there wide divergence Oi views
and this difference OF opinion led TO the rsshauon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
WISCONSIN.
REPUBLICANS GIVE UP THE NATIONAL AND
STATE TICKETS.

Milwaukee, WIS., Nov. D.-Thc Republicans AIM"
the election OF Peek (DcmJ for Governor by small
plurality. and that the electoral vote goes I Cleve-
land. -Four Of the ten Congressman are probably
Republicans. The Legislature Is Democratic. ana
Democrat will succeed United states Senator sawyer.
Democratic Chairman Wall says that Cleveland and
Peck have about $4,000 majority. Returns are in
mplete but Will not make any material difference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
A CONFERENCE on NEWFOUNDLAND QUESTIONS

Halifax, n. S., Nov. s.-Sir William Whitcway,
Premier Colonial Secretary Bond ana A. W. Harvey,
member OF the Government OF Newfoundland arrived
last might 10 meet Sir John Thompson, Minister Of
Justice; Mackenzie Bowel. Minister OF Militia and
Mr. Chapleau. Minister OF Customs TO discuss ana
arrive at An amicable arrangement regarding gues-
tons pending between the governments Of Canada
and New foundland. Among the Questions %r SET
uement is an understanding In regard to modus
uysndt lioences The delegates will also discuss the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
DISASTROUS FLOODS IN FRANCE.

paris Nov e.-Floods are again causing much cam
o,o IN fine south OF France. Several rivers In tic
Department Of Pyrennees OrcnalS have overiowe their
hanks and Perp gnan the capital OF the Department
Is threatened with nuniaton. The lOsSs III ilis De
oartmeut are already heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
MONTANA.

THE NATIONAL AND STATE TICKETS CLAIMED
BY THE REPUBLICANS.
Helena Mont Nov. 0-The Republican State Com
mlttec claims the entire State and National ticket
and Congress.
Eozeman Mont NOV. 0 (Spccan.-ReturnS Indicate
800 Republican majority for congress In tlns dis
trict. CHARLES >. lAhlMAN'