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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-12

Harrison. ls2, TSs; r. II. Didwell, 4,4O7;
Cleveland, 1919; Hnrrison's plurality,
At 1888 Tho same towns In 1888 gave
Cleveland, 0s,T70; Harrison, Ill, ois;
Harrison's plurality, is,le7.
lO:4O n. m. the democratic state COM
mittee claimed lussell's election by
from 800 TO 1000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-12

Cleveland, 0S,T70; Harrison, Ill, 9iB;
Hurrison's plurality, lS,167.
1910 n. m. the democratic state COM
mittee claimed lussell's election by
from 1900 TO 1000.
New Jersey.
In 1888 NEW JERSEY gave Harrison iH,Ai
Cleveland, Isl, t9l Fisk. 1921. Total vote, 3D.
7il Dom. plurality, 7,i49
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 10.-The indica-
tions are that Cleveland has carried tho
state of New Jersey by 1900, and that
Werts, dem. for governor, has been elect
ed by plurality Of 5000. The next
legislature will stand Us follows: SEN
ate-republicans, IL; democrats, II.
Housc-Democrats So; republicans, 25.
The democratic majority on joint ballot
will be 81, which leaves o net republic
all gain of four.
For congress the republicans have
carried the First and Second districts,
and possibly the Eighth. The returns
from the latter district arc still incom-
plete.
pennayIvnnIas
In 1888 PENNsYLvANIA gave Harrison 3d.
09i; Cleveland 4i6,S31; Fisk, !0.0K Total vote
9T. 56S Rep. plurality s9,I5S.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-While the
official count is progressing slowly
throughout the city there is every indi-
cation that the Baker ballot law has
met with u decidedly favorable recep-
ton. The vote polled is unusually
heavy, and the republicans carry every
thing by the usual majority. Disputes
have been less numerous than usual,
and very few arrests have been made.
On the state ticket it is generally con-
coded that Gen. William A. Lilly and
Maj Alexander Mcdowell, republican
candidates for congressman at large,
and John Dean for supreme court, will
be given a heavy majority in this city.
In the Third district the regular re-
publican nominee, Capt W. w. Kerr,
has been defeated by the present in
cumbent. In the Third ward, the dem
ocratic stronghold of the city, McAleer's
majority is estimated at 1,2O0.
Missouri.
In 1858 MISSOURI gave Harrison :36 25S: Cleve-
land, .Gt aS4: Strce,er. 1850. Fisk. 1910. Total
vote, 5.i.336 Dem. plurality, 257Ji
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 10.-Partial re-
turns from fifty counties and cities in
dictate that Cleveland has carried the
state by from $4,000 TO so, 900. The pop
ulist vote is light and is not estimated
in the state exceeding $4,000.
Stone, dem, for governor, is behind
his ticket in every county heard from,
but not enough to eudanger his cleo
ton. His plurality is estimated at
10000.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-12
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
In 1888 CONNECTICUT gave Harrison 1851:
Cleveland. 7t.e21; Streetcr, 2il Fisk. t,eSt To-
tai vote, I53,pT8 Dem. plurality, SS6
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. l0.-The vote
in this state, with one town missing.
gives Cleveland, 50, 40s; Harrison, rs, $50;
Weaver, 1904; scattering, ZOOS. Cleve-
lands plurality, 5,4l7; four years
ago it was S36. The entire demo-
cratic ticket is probably elected,
the vote on governor being:
Morris, dem, So, 620; Merwin, rep, TO-
400; August, pro-, $3.50; scattering, lis.
Morris majority (required by the con-
stitution), LIS. Lewis Sperry, dem,
is reelected to congress from the First
district; James z. Piggott, dem, in the
Second, and Charles A. Russell, re-
elected, in the Third.
Oregon.
In 1873 OREGON gave Harrison So, ssi; Oleve-
land, %, So; Streeter, 49, Fisk, 1871. Total
vote, 6i,S51 Rep plurality, e,Te9
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 10.-One hun
dred and seventy-nire precincts COM
plete in Oregon out of total OF 645
give Harrison 1871, Cleveland 1870,
Weaver 14,O64, Bidwell 03O The fig
ures embrace over half the entire vote
of the state. If the same ratio is main
tanned Harrison will carry the state by
1000.
Massachusetts.
In 1888 MASSACHUSETTS gave Harrison 49,
so2: Cleveland, ISL, sSs: Fish. SOL Total vote.
SAti8 Rep plurality, &,OL
BOSTON, Nov. 10.-Up to a. m. COM
plete returns had not been received
from single city in the state and the
returns from the towns were very
meager. It is certain however, that
Harrison aud Reid electors have been
chosen by good plurality. The repub-
licans do not concede the reelection of
Gov. Russell, but claim the success of
Mr.. Halle and the entire republican
state ticket
Returns from 400 cities and towns, in
Gliding Boston, give: For president.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-12

In 1883 WRIST VIRGINIA gave Harrison q, 3ji;
Cleveland. Is 9l6 Streeter. Ssi; Fisk. SOS To-
tai vote, lBSS5a Dem plurality. So
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 10-The state
srppubhcan eommittea comedies the
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-11-12

elected In the Second district by 5000
to 1000 majority. The populists will
have control of the lower house OF the
legislature and probably of the senate
Long term senators were elected who
have vote in the session Of 1896 for
United States senator to succeed
Senator Wolcott. OF the seventeen
long term senators chosen, the populists
have elected ten or twelve, and posi-
bly, more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27
TIE GAS STOCK SALE.

A day or two ago the local columns
OF the DEsEREr NEWS contained nm
article regarding the disposal Of certain
yas stock owned by the city to DEM
yer firm, the whole transaction SAVIOR
inn somewhat Of n "deal," not In ite
exact dictionary sense but ~ here
given, with considerable accent on the
quotation marks. We have no charges
to make nor were any made In the
article spoken Of; the facts as well as
the surmises, were placed before the
pub. 10 and out Of these crystallizes
a suspicion which "a neither vague
nor shadowy, that all In that transac
ton was not az regular and a. well
considered asst might have been.
When the best stock on the market,
said to be paying dividend which
would make It hold almost a hundred.
per cent premium, or nearly double
what liza face calls for, as a commercial
entity, IL sold for an advance OF only
thirty.three per cent above par, that
circumstance alone In enough to en-
gender n healthy suspicion; but
when 1t further transpires, a.
= contemporary suggests, that
the sale was in the form OF
pool into which the CITY Council
should dump the stock hold by the
municipality at the rate last named,
while individual holders were to pull
out OF the same transaction with $50
or somewhere near what the shares
were worth--to their credit, all that
was airy aud ovanescent In the
suspicion IL evolved Into materializa'
ton at once.
Perhaps there was solid reason for
the mysterious transaction. Perhaps
these figures are all wrong, aud deduc'
ton from them must as consequence
be- wrong. To the outsider who.is only
permitted to pay taxes and ask I'M
answered questions there is frequently
more or less that Ia occult or Opaque
attending every transaction which
those whom we serve permit TO reach
the public at all; but II would seem
that enough Of this latest move hns
come to light to justify the Council In
making n bare breast OF the whole
affair. The NEWS awaits their pleas
ufe.
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DESTROYING NATIONAL RELICS.

A few days ago mention was made
IN these columns OF the fact that the
private car In which President Lincoln
used to visit the army and In which
his body was brought back TO Spring.
field for interment, was lying In "a
wrecked condition at North Platte,
Nebraska. 1t occurred 10 US that u
relic Of that dark and dreary period,
around which clustered memories 50
sacred and abiding, ehould have better
treatment In is old aye; that 1t ought
10 be given quiet corner IN some
place where 1t would he accessible tu
anyone who wished to visit II, auu
there, secure from the weather and the
vandal, be allowed to sink into disso.
luton by the abradlng hand Of time.
But 1t seems our nation Is not alone
in the matter OF neglecting cynosurel
OF that kind; our cousins acros, the
water are just as bad, perhaps worse
They have apparently less sentiment
regarding trophies OF national worth
when these are once permitted to tum.
hle into the channels OF trade ant
traffic than We. The hull Of tn,
"Foudryant''- n elson's grand old
warship at TralAlgar--was recently
sold by order OF the British admiralty
the purchaser being German specu
lAtor and the price paid comnaIativel,
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sKY.sCEArING BUILDINGS.

The tall building mania grows by
what Il feeds on and II Is always being
fed. 1t used TO be the case In this coun-
try, and not 30 very many years ago
other, that m eight-story structure
was considered a monster and hs big rs
we would ever have; then, with the Ia.
Hated condition Of things following
the war, ground in some places became
no high and room 80 much Ia de.
mand that one story after an-
other was added until ten or
n dozen story building In some places
would look quite squa,ty now, while
In some cities, notably New York and
Chicago, there are some that
are twice that height. All Of
which merely illustrates again the
utter recklessnes which seems to
have become an inseparablo phase OF
American enterprise.
a hotel IL now being erected Ia Now
York City that viii be, when com.
pletud, the tallost structure Of the Kind
in the world. The excavation for the
foundation Ia from twenty-five to
forty feet deep aud will be solidly
lined with rock. Above this the build
ing will rise TO u height oi 225 feet,
here being seventeen stories; II will
have 100 feet front ON one street aud
l5J feet on another, no that II will he
more than twice as long as 1t Ia thick.
II will take two years and million
dollars to build II.
Every city should have nm ordinance
ON this subject. Sky.aofaplng struc-
lures should be prohibited as contrib.
uting greatly TO the dangers and lncon-
veniuncss Of modern life. II Is very
true that II man falls from = ten
story building, or even one OF six
stories, II means death jus, as surely as
though he fell from the tallost house In
The world; II should also be remembered
that the tendency to fall IL increased
with the height. Thousands ofmen ana
any number OF women who could view
the landscape from tho top Of my
building la Salt Lake CITY
with the utmost cimp,sure, would
shrivel up and become helpless on the
last landing OF the Eifl'sl tower.
Besides this consideration is the cor.
respondir G and attendant one Of the
deadly elevator" not only In the
upward and down ward movements OF
the cage but the long aud unrelieved
shaft as well; also the greater difficulty,
the ratio Of which increases with the
height, In elecing escapes In case Of
fire or other calamity, aud the largely
enhanced dangers to the workmen
who put up such structures--all these
and perhaps othcr clnsderalious place
the matter OF the height OF buildings
within the control Of the lAw.making
department, aud 1t ought TO act upon
It's privilege at an early day, Eight
stories, or ten at the most, Of a reasons
able number VI feet, are all that ought
to be allowed Ia any oomnunily here
or elsewhere.
Not TO assume the character OF
alsrmlsls without sufficient eau au1
thus placing stumbling blocks within
tho way OF piogrces, we take occasion
to say that this subject Is not original
with W, that It was heguu Ia tho very
place where the maoia rages the most
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time ago
and is occasionally referred to Ivy ia,
press there now. II Is pr per sub
jecI ior agitation,
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trliiing. The purchaser proposes cut
ting itup into small pieces and cell
ing these throughout the world as his.
torical curiositles. Several Btitons be-
came 80 shocked at the idea that they
started n subscription for the
purpose OF buying the ship bnck, but
the owner wants $4,000 for II, and at
latest advicos the entire amount sub.
scrlbod was about oue.twentlelh Of
that; 30 1t is probable tue sacrifice will
be made and fragments OF ihe "Fou.
dryhnt"Fi,h the.purchaser's certificate
Of gonuineneus attached will be on the
market.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

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aArN Yousp

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

rhe Salt Lake CITY Agency Of the
Continental Insurance Company VI
New York has been transferred from
Duncan McInnes g. Messrs. Close a
Cannon, who will collect all premiums
and make nacessnry endorsements on
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Close * Cannon is in rooms 400 f0T
Constitution Building.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

our correspondent also desires In.
formation regarding the word "plural.
lily" used 10 often In election returns.
The same authority answers this quus-
tion:l There l. no plurality whom
there are but two candidates, ag one Or
the other has then a majority, that Is,
a preponderance Of all the votes cast,
unless 1t should be tie. When three
or more candidates Tor an ollioo aro
voted for, the one that has pote votes
than any other has a plurality, tho
size Of his plurality being determined
by the difference between his vote aud
that Of the candidate having the
next highest one TO him. For In.
stance: a, II aud g arc candidates Tor
the legislature; A has 500, y $50 aud
G 800 votes; II will thus be observed
thatC has not n majority, because hc
has only 500 out OF 1850 votes; but he
has plurality because he leafs In the
race aud the amount OF his plurality ls
90. This makes II plain enough.
There can he no election Of President
by plurality because, as shown, the
Constitution absolutely requires 0
majority,
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Dr. Burrows, Oculisl AuTi,t aud Op.
ucian. sl,eatsnlss fitted Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

court for the district In which the
election Is held.
The Senate and House Of Reprssen.
taiives meet In jOipt sesslon ~ the hall
Of .he latter body on the second Wed.
besday In February next succeeding,
when the certificates ar- opened by The
President, aud Jour tellers previously
appointed count the votes aud real
aloud the result; their Isis are then
handed to the president Of the 5ennte,
who makes n formal announcement Of
the result, II there DO "a result, and the
thing In done--the new President and
Vice President are Officially intro.
duced to this people. The inhalation
occuts On the an OF March following,
snd is usually accompanied 10y impOs.
ing demonstrations.
Ina case there should be no election,
by reason OF there being more than
two candidates aud no Que having TO
ceivoI a majority Of all the electoral
votes, the houses Immediately separate
nnd tue Representatives proceed 10 elect
President. Each state casts but one
vote, rad OF course the majority ot the
delegation determine what that shall
he. rwotnirds ot tho states constitute
a quorum, butit requires a majority OF
al the states to eject. Ia case the
House should not be able 10 choose a
President, the Vice President Chosen
by the Senate II there shall have been
no such election 10y the eleot1rsl be.
comes President at the inns the latter
would have been inaugufated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-27

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GONE MoTHEpLY PERSON 10 T,kE
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