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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. Sat the
close of the polls the total vote in many
precincts showed falling OF from the
registration figures. One cause of trouble
was lack Of ballot boxes of size sufficient
to hold the ballots, and lack of knowl-
edge of the Australian ballot law. The
election passed off very quietly. though
twenty arrests were made by United States
deputy marshals for attempted illegal vot-
ing, and for breaches of the peace. It is
will be 60, coo. The new ballot law was
generally satisfactory.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. S.-Nine scat
tering precincts in six counties OF Cali
fornia give Harrison, 125; Cleveland, SO;
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polled in the state. Returns by precincts
will be compared with 1890, while COM
parison by counties will be upon the vote
of 1885, Comparison of precincts with 1883
will be impracticahle for the reason that
the Australian ballot law nearly doubles
the number of precincts. In 1890 the Dem
ocrats carried the state by plurality of
1859.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. S.-Forty pre-
cincts outside the city give Harrison 4, 179,
Cleveland g. 531. net Republican gain of
274. Chase, Republican for governor, 4, 147 ;
Mathews, Democrat, 3,5'5. This indicates
that the result in the state will be very
close. Estimates given on Fulton county
shows 200 majority for the Democratic
state and national ticket, a Democratic
gain of ITO in the total VOTE In sixteen
precincts Randolph county show a net
Republican gain over 1890 of 2S5
Allen county gives Cleveland 4, 500 ma
iority.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Sixty precincts
outside the city give Harrison G. 239, Cleve-
land 1876. Net Republican gain 460 over
1890.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. S.-One hun
dred and twenty precincts in Indiana gave
Harrison 12.S15, Cleveland II ,304; net Re
publican gain of ! los.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. Cone hundred and
forty precincts in Indiana outside this city
give Harrison IA, Csc, Cleveland -, l67, net
Republican gain of l, 454.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov S.-One hundred
and eighty precincts in Indiana gave Har-
rison 49, $40. Cleveland II, 404. A let Re-
pu blican gain of 1919.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. S.-Clear weather
brought an unusually heavy vote in this
city. The indications are that the Repub.
licans have small plurality on the cleo
tors in this city, while the state county
and Legislative tickets will have from 8, 900
to 5000 plurality. or the large number OF
names illegally registered, there were few
that attempted to vote, and these were
promptly arrested by deputy and state
marshals.
DENVER. Colo. Nov. S.-No official re-
turns have been received, but indications
are that almost the entire Weaver TICKET
will be elected. No figures can be given
tonight. The only doughtful candidate on
the Weaver ticket is Waite for governor,
who ran behind the ticket. A small town
in Arapahoe county outside of Denver gives
Cleveland 627; Harrison, 3O5.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Returns from Illinois
are still incomplete at an early hour this
morning but indications point to the carry
ing of the state by Cleveland ard Steven
son by plurality Of from eight to ten
thousand It also appears at this hour that
the entire Democratic state ticket is elected
and thai Democrats have majority of the
congressional delegation and control both
branches of the legislature. In view of the
fact that the state is to be redistricted
the coming winter the election of governor
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-As the returns come
in, it is conclusively demonstrated that
illinois today cast the heaviest vote in the
history of the state. AL parties appear to
have polled practically their entire vote.
The surprise of the day in the city is the
little disparity between the Cleveland and
Altgeld vote. Scratching was unusually
heavy.
CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. SO p. m.-The
probability is that Cleveland has carried
Illinois and that Altgeld. Democratic can
diddte for governor, is elected by II, 600 to
1900 majority. Chicago will give the
Democratic ticket 10000 majority and
balance OF Cook county VII reduce that to
%, 600. At Republican headquarters they
do not claim over 10,0 GOO to $4,000 for F'ifer
outside Cook county.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-577 out OF 693 precincts
in Chicago give Harrison 1926, Cleveland
"a, S23. 139 townships in Illinois outside of
Cook county give Harrison %, 76S. Cleve-
land II, SIS, same towns in 1855 gave Harri-
son 22672, Cleveland Is, 105 Cleyeland's
net gain 1857.
At 1905 the Herald is displaying a red
flash light claiming the election Of Cleve-
land.
CHICAGO, Nov S.-Six hundred aud fir
teen precincts in this city give Harrison
81. 3SS. Cleveland 1Ol 935; $50 township
outside of Cook county give Harrison
81, $50; Cleveland, 1857. CleveIand's net
gain. $500. -Four hundred and ninety-six
precincts in the city Of Chicago give Fifer
90, 425; Altgeld, 90, 996.
A New York Herald bulletin says the
Chicago Tribune comedies Illinois to Cleve-
land.
CHICAGO, Nov. S, u 80 q. m.-Indications
now are that Illinois las gone for Cleve-
land and Stevenson by from 5000 TO 10000
plurality, and the entire state Democratic
ticket is elected. Later returns may
change these figures, as the country dis
tricts yet to be heard from are likely to cut
down the Democratic gains in the country
precincts.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. Solicitations
point to the reelection of Owen Scott to
Congress in the Fourteenth Congressional
district by between five hundred and
thousand majority. The Republican ma
iorities throughout the county are all cut
down, while Bloomington township goes
Democratic for the first time.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, Mass, Nov. 8.-A more glorious
day for election through New England so
far as atmospheric conditions are con-
cerned could not be desired. The effect Of
perfect weather and the soft warm air OF
Indian summer made itself manifest in the
enormous votes polled up In Msssschu-
sets it is safe to say the vote is the largest
ever cast. Reports from New Hampshire
and Connecticut also indicate large vote,
the result will de slow returns. The first
twenty precincts in Boston show net
gain Tor Halle, Republican for governor.
over Allen, Republican, last year OF 056.
RusselPs net gain over his vote last year
was, in the same precincts, 632, and shows
q net Republican gain of q.
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from any considerable part of New Jersey,
1t can only be assumed that the state has
gone Democratic as usual. Connecti-
cut is claimed by both parties, but
returns appear favorable to Democrats.
With New York, New Jersey and Connec-
tieut, four or five probable votes from
Michigan and the south, made solid by
fraud aud wholesale denial of the right of
suffrage, Cleveland would have about ZIG
electoral votes, needing only those of In
diana and Illinois to assure his election
At present writing Indiana and Illinois
are claimed by both parties, but without
sufficient full returns to place the result in
either state beyond doubt.
New YORK, Nov. S.--Chairman Carter
says: "Onr Democratic friends seem to
understand their party needs in the state
OF New York when they enacted the pres
ent ballot law. Fortunately the national
committee relied upon three district COM
binations and two of them yet remain in.
tact Even if the loss of New York is
conceded, with Indiana the election of
Harrison is assured and Republica1 vic
tory in that state is assured. The vote
of Indiana added to other reliable Republi-
can votes in the electoral college insures
the re. election of Harrison. Eliminating
entirely from consideration the state of
New Y ork, the Republicans can still elect
with the vote of Connecticut West Vir-
ginia and Delaware, without the vote of
Indiana, but having the vote of Indiana as
sured, we are not driven to our third line.
BENJAMIN Harrison will be the next presi-
dent of the United States by virtue of a
majority of votes cast in the electoral col
lege.
NEW York, Nov. S-One thousand sew
enty-six districts outside of New York
and Brooklyn give Cleveland 1913. 34s. Rar-
rison 149, l49. Same districts in 1888 gave
Cleveland 1874, 1856, Harrison 16l, 2O2.
NEW DIRK. Nov. Slater returns re-
ceived, including the Thirty fourth district,
show that from the Thirty-fourtn to the
Twenty fourth exclusive, two Democrats
and nine Republicans are elected.
NEW York, Nov. Sup to midnight it is
believed the Democrats elect congressman
in the first twenty districts OF this state
and the Republicans in the twenty first,
second, and third.
The city press association claims that
Cleveland is sure of 1876 electoral votes out
includes the votes of New York and New
Jersey and the $50 votes of solid South.
A Herald bulletin places Cleveland's
majority in the city at q little over 70, 900.
In 1920 districts out of 1887 Cleveland has
154, 734 and Harrison S6,611, a plurality of
IS, l25 for Cleveland. The Herald claims
that Cleveland has carried New York state
by $4,000
A daily NelCs bulletin says the chairman
of the Democratic national committee
claims that Indiana and Connecticut have
both gone for Cleveland.
A World bulletin claims that North
Dakota has gone for Cleveland and also
says New York. New Jersey. Indiana,
Illinois, Connecticut and eight votes in
Michigan are for Cleveland.
BROOKLYN, Nov. THE full vote of
Kings county gives Cleveland 81. 967 Har-
rison, 6S, $50; Cleveland's plurality, %, 9S7.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-The state assembly
stands Republican 81, Democrats 60, doubt
ful 10.
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Ida, Nov. ESPECIAL telegram
to the HERALD lin this state today en-
unusually heavy vote was polled. The
polls were open from a. m. until p. m.
1t will be impossible to obtain figures from
any of the eighteen counties until to NOR
row as the count is proceeding at snails
pace Sweet. the Republican nominee for
congress, is undoubtedly elected and il ia
conceded that Mcdonnell the Republican
nominee for governor has the best chance.
It seems likely that the Weaver Cleveland
electoral ticket has been elected by mar
row margin.
BOISE, Ida, Nov. Especial telegram
to The HERALD, NO precinct in Idaho has
been heard from at this hour, IL p. m. In
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 6.-There were no
disturbances during the day, and the
weather was clear and cool and all parts Of
the state report an increased vote. 1t is
reported that the number of defective bal
lots in the city owing to ignorance Of the
Australian system reached 100, and if the
same proportion is true of the state, it is
likely to have quite large influence on the
result. Chances are. however, that all
parties are equally affected. Notwith-
standing this, the law is q success and ev-
erybody apparently pleased with Its work
ings.
DEs MONIES, Nov. S.-The State Register
claims Harrison will have q plurality of
%, 600 in Iowa and the Republicans will
elect nine or ten of the eleven congressman
and the entire state ticket.
Sioux CRY, Ia, Nov. S.-Defnite fig
ures in the election are not to be had to-
night. Indications are that the Eleventh
district has given Harrison majority, and
Congressman Perkins has been reelected
by the Republicans. This city polled about
IS per cent OF the registered vote and ap-
parently made Republican gains. The
Australian ballot retards the count.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Minn.-James Dixby, secre-
tary Of the state central committee. said
this morning that five Republican electors
would be chosen by plurality Of fifteen
to eighteen thousand, and Nelson elected
governor by plurality of 1900.
ST.. Paul, Nov. Sowing TO the strength
of the farmers Alliance and successor OF
the Peoples party in the state OF Mime
sofa this year was on lighting grounds in
the presidential campaign. This is mora
so since the Democratic leaders endorsed
four electors of the Peoples party The
three parties fought for seven congress
sional districts. The weather all over the
state today was clear but very cool and so
far as reported the vote cast was the fullest
ever known
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States Senator. Candidates for governor:
Claude Matthews, Democrat :tIra j. Chase,
Republican, Leroy Templeteh, Peoples :
Aaron Worth, ProhibitioA Hhe vote Of
the state in recent years lies hsen:
Dem. no. L. r. Prob.
1855 President ,ai3 263s35E 1904 1881
1S9O-Sec. State-- 23S, sS1 pa 3l ,354 12,lU6
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. Not more
than half the counties in IA state are
heard from and these incom tely. Indi-
cations are that Cleveland ID carried the
state by five to eight thouAhd plurality
and the Democrats have thafstate ticket
and legislature. Returns Apm missing
counties may possibly show iferent re-
suits. IA
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. AT Go election in
Indiana today four parties, Republicans,
Democrats, Peoples party zad Prohibit
tionists all had electoral and state tickets
in the field. Two minor parties also had
candidates for Coneress in each district and
county ticket in nearly every county in
the state. At the time the polls closed in
dications pointed to the largest vote ever
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Weaver 90 Can make no comparison on
account of changes in precincts. The count
is progressing very slowly in San Fran
cisco and there will probably be no returns
from here until late tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 9. = The
chairman of the Republican state central
committee comedies that California has
gone Democratic by seven thousand p.u-
rality.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.-The chairman
of the Republican state central committee
claims that he was misquoted. He con-
cedes that the city of San Francisco has
gone Democratic by 1000 plurality, but
claims that they will pull through in the
state at large
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. s.-Richmond county
will give Black, Democrat, nearly nine
thousand majority over Tom Watson, OF
"Where-am-I at" celebrity. Returns for
other districts indicate that the Democrats
will carry every district. and Georgia
sends solid Democratic delegation to the
next Congress. The third party candi-
dates in every district are showed under.
ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. S.-Cleveland car
ries the state by $4,000 majority. solid
Democratic delegation to Congress elected.
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MISSISSIPPI

WEST Po1NT. Miss. Nov. s.-The SEQ
ond congressional district is conceded to
be the only close district in the state has
gone cor hard money Democrat by 9
majority over Frank Burkett. Peoples
party. This result insures solid delega-
ton in congress and the state for Glove
land by ct least $4,000 majority.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND. Me-. Nov. S.-One hundred
and seventy-seven towns in Maine give
Harrison, 1850; Cleveland. 81, 456. Same
towns in 1888 gave Harrison, *, 1888; CleVe-
land, 30 600. Republican plurality is now
10, 624; Republican plurality then 1921. II
remaining towns come IN with the same
rate OF lOss the vote will stand Harrison,
"a 900; Cleveland, - 20, 800; Scattering
5000. A Republican plurality 1850,
against %, $50 in 1855.
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by a majority OF seven hundred over simp-


TopEKA, Nov AT 3 this morning the
Republican state central committee makes
the claim that the Republican national
ticket will have 1000 majority, the state
ticket 10000, and that they have elected
seven out of eight congressman and Will
have twenty seven OF forty senators and
eighty-hve out OF 12j representatives in the
state legislature
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has 694 majority in Hartford, q Democratic
gain of 81
Hartford, Conn, Nov. S.-One hundred
and twenty-eight towns give Harrison,
46, 999: Cleveland, AZ, 464. A Democratic
gain over 1883 of 2,5lO.
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391 die Rennblican minority vas 9. 00O.

1891 the Republican majority was 1000.
In Ada county and Boise City, McCon-
nell, Republican nominee for governor, is
very badly cut. but it is conceded even by
Democrats that he will be elected by
very small majority. The Peoples party
vote is smaller than was anticipated.
Boise, Ida, Nov. 9.-It will probably be
morning before an intelligent idea of the
result can be given, as the Australian sys-
tenn makes the count very slow
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have failed to carry New York. Ma
chinery in great Democratic cities turned
out majorities sufficient to over
power votes of Republican counties which
appear to have been below
expectations. In the absence of returns
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Chairman Harity
Of the Democratic committee, says he has
no doubt that Cleveland and Stevenson are
elected. He claims New York, New Jer-
sey and Illinois, and thinks Harrison has
lost some OF the far western states.
BRooKLYN, n. Y. Nov. S.-The result in
the towns of Kings county is: GrRVesend.
complete, Cleveland, 2,949; Harrison, 29l.
Cleveland's plurality, 1861. New Utrecht.
complete Cleveland 1870; Harrison, 776
Cleveland's plurality, 594. Flatlands, COM
plete, Cleveland, 449; Harrison, 1924; Cleve-
lands plurality, 125. Flatbush, two dis
tricts missing, Cleveland, 1915; Harrison,
542; Cleveland's plurality, GA.
New YoRK, Nov. S.--City Utica, COM
plete, gives Cleveland 8, 156; Harrison,
1854. In 1855, Cleveland, 1850; Harrison,
4, $50.
LONG ISLAND Cry, L. l., Nov. s.-City,
complete, gives Cleveland 1926; Harrison,
2. 1873. In 1883 city gave Cleveland 2, O44
Harrison, 1909.
Troy, n. Y, Nov. S.-Troy, complete.
gives Cleveland $3.50; Harrison, 5,574. In
1883 it gave Cleveland s, 1868; Harrison, 6, $50.
NEW York, Nov. s.-OreRns county,
complete, gives Cleveland 3,0s4; Harrison,
402l. In 1883 1t gave Cleveland 3, 924; Har-
rison, Art.
NEW YoRK, Nov. S.-New York city COM
plete gives Cleveland ia, $50. Harrison 9S,-
760. The total vote for mayor in this city
is, Giiroy, 196.030; Einstein. 5.37S; Hicks,
2.451; Jonas, 1888; Bogardus. 1855.
Twenty election districts are missing.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. S.-Cattaraugus
county gives Harrison $500 plurality.
New York, Nov. S.-The tribune VIII to-
morrow say: 1.-THE returns received at
the hour of writing lie not satisfactory to
Republicans. 1t can only be said the re-
turns are not at hand to justify the asser-
ton that several great western states have
given their electoral votes TO Cleveland,
and without those votes he is still in dam
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. s.-The state
Democratic executive committee SAYS
Clevelaud's majority in Florida will be
between $4,000 and 10000.
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Not in Glory Of the Sunshine But in Dark
ness Black as Hsdes.
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

Cleveland and Stevenson Have Two Hundred
and Fifty-twO Votes
At the time the HERALD goes to press
this morning the electoral vote shows as
follows. It shows that Cleveland and
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Thus Departed Gee Party on the Eighth
Day Of November.
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And the Chief, the TuscarOra From His
Raunts Among the Aliens,
Screamed
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FAREWELL, Oh LIBERAL PARTY.
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NEW YORK.

New York elects presidential electo RS
congressman. chief judge of the court of
appeals, and assembly, which, with the
senate elected last year, will elect United
States senator. New York also votes
upon three proposed amendments to the
constitution of the state. For chief judge
the Democrats and Republicans nominated
Charles Andrews. The other candidates
are: Lawrence J. McParliD. Peoples :;
Walter Harrington, Prohibitonist; Frank
Gerau, Socialist The proposed amend
ments relate TO the powers of the two
houses of the legislature, and transfer
from the legislature to che courts the
power TO settle contested election cases !;
authorize the sale of the salt works in
OnondaRa county belonging to the state,
and increase the number of the supreme
court judges by ten. The vote of the state
IN recent years has been.
Dem. Rem III. Prob.
1885, President -635. s65 65OS36 626 1921
1885 Governor $50 464 1928 s,s4S so215
1891 Governor 1913 1896 14,o51 3OS55
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FAREWELL, Oh GOVERNORS VETO
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70 TRE LAND WHOSE NAME IS Mud
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TO THE REGION OF SALT CREEK
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CLEVELAND
Is ELECTED.
Democracy has Trium-
pied Everywhere.
4 GREAT LANDSLIDE
Everything Captured that Was
in Sight.
DEMOCRATS NOW REJOICE.
The World is Ours, McKinleyism
is Dead, the Wrongs of the
People viii be Righted.
WHAT THE BALLOTS SAID.
and the Little Snow White Ballots Rained
in Numbers, Boundless, Endless,
and They said.
FAREWELL, Oh ARTHUR THOMAS.

In the Trib so Dark and Lonely, spectres
Moved Through Depths of Dark
ness Sighed
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Where the Spiked Awaits Them,
Where Grandpa's Hat Is
Floating.
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NOT IN PURPLE MIsTS OF EVENING
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1885 Governor - $50 464 63l, 293 3,34s 30.21E
1891 Governor S93 So. 956 1861 80. 30:
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UeHl. hep. q. q. FTO6
1885,. President -6S5 sos 65O,S 626 80 %
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NEW HAVEN. CT, Nov g.. $3.50 a. H.
Complete returns from the state gathered
by the telephone company give Cleveland
$3.50 plurality and Morris, Democrat, for
governor, l, 464
Connecticut elects presidential electors.
congressman, governor and other state Of
ficers, and legislature, which will elect a
United States senator. Candidates for
governor-Luzon b. Morris, Democrat;
Samuel E. Merwin. Republican; G. NJ.
Ripley, Peoples; Edwin P. Augur, Pro-
hibitiOnist Its vote in recent years has
been:
Dem Rep. LR. Prob.
1saS-President ---f4920 74584 $40 42si
lS90-Gogernor ----67.65S $3.50 209 34la
HARTFoRD. Conn, Nov. S.-CIeyeland
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Willis for Weaver.

0. P. Willis, an old line Repub-
lican and former resident of this city
was seen by the writer few days
ago in Sacramento. He said:
Weaver has strong foIp"rg
here, and is growing like the wi.
Of course I'm for him. Wher tte
Democrats tried few weeks agY 0
have big demonstration they mad
Col. Irish, the most gifted orator on
the Coast, address the meeting, but
he only had corporal's guard.
Lots of his friends told him they
stayed away not out of disrespect for
him, but for the head of the ticket.
1.-The Weaver meeting drew
packed, enthusiastic audience, and
were turned away. We
will carry big vote here for General
Weaver.