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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-15
Missouri More Strongly Demo-
cratic Than Ever.
The Entire Democracy Wild
With Enthusiasm.
Indiana Certainly Democratic
by From 5000 to 1000.
Illinois,.
COMPLETE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 9. The returns from
Illinois are still incomplete this morning
but all indications point To- carrying the
state by Cleveland and Stevenson bv piur-
ality of from 5000 to lU.O00. The entire
democratic state ticket Is also elected and
democrats have majority OF congressional
delegation and have apparently gained
control by both branches of the state icgis-
lature. In view of the fact that the state
Is to he redstricted the coming winter,
the election of governor and both
branches Of the Legislature by the democrats
is of the utmost importance to that party
and will enable them to 80 gerrvmar,ler
the state a. To gain great permanent adj
vantage in congressional legislative and
judicial districts. The republicans while
generally conceding the state to Cleveland
and the democratic state ticket, still insist
there is 4 possibility oi republican supre-
macy in lower house of general assembly.
Democratic victory in Illinois is apparent
lv due to two cau>..S the perfect organiZa-
ton oi the state J. Chairman Cable and
his colleagues Of the democratic national
committee and general detection OF Ger
man Lutheran voters in the republican
party. They supported the entire
tsthtt W the tliu that ucEilO-
cratic control of legislature might be Sc
cured and the repeal OF the compulsory
school law thereby assured. The county
returns show that the tariff question is still
live issuc with farmers and that democrats
have gained about same advantage in the
agricultural districts over the agitation of
this issue that they realized two wears since.
Democrats have elected Is congressman.
Republicans four. Result in three districts
being doubtful.
CHIcAGo.--At i:50 a. m. All precinct,
outside of Cook county two-thir,l> oi coun-
try precincts give Harrison 5000. Cleye-
land sole, Iiarrison's plurality in the
country S,3l0.-6i precincts in Cook
county owt of a total oi 80. give Cleveland
l0;,5l3, Harrison Si.l6.. Geyeland's plu-
rality in Cook county. 1856. Clevciand'-
net plurality in 400 precincts, 1875.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Joscph g. Cannon,
republican, l. elected 10 congress in the
Fifteenth district by abont 800 plurality !:
&. W. Fi;hian, democrat, in the Sixteenth
district by about 1000 plurality.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Tw0 Thousand two
hundred and twenty-ihree precincts in
Illinois give Cleveland 201 80 Harrison.
191,OoS. Cleveland >ipluralily 1882.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-one Thousand and
ninety-Sevcn precincts in Illinois give Ait
geld, democrat. for governor, 1872:
Fifer. republican, l1S.2iI: Alicgcld'S plu-
ralitv. 2a.DS2
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Connecticut.
LARGELY DEMOCRATIC.

Hartford, Con, Nov. 9.-The vote in
this state with one town missing gives
Cleveland S2,ioS; Harrison, $3.50; Weav-
or, 3,Hi; scattering, l,0O5, Cleveland's
plurality 5,ii7.
Four years ago il was $50 The entire
democratic ticket probably elected Spcery
tdem.l Is reelected to congress from first
district; Piggott, democrat, in the second,
and Russell, rep reelected in the Third /;
Deiorrcst, democrat, reelected from
Fourth. State senate is tie and republicans
have about 70 majority in the house
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Michigan.
DETAILS VERY MEAGRE.

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 9.-Returns are
50 meagre that no definite figures can be-
given. The Free Pres, democrat, however
comedies election OF the entire republican
ticket excepting Ellis for attorney general
and Munion for Associate Justice SUI
preme Court upon which democrats and
peoples party fused. ELECTORAL vote j.
badly spill, up. Democrats claim six cleo
tors republicans claim nine. Conngression-
al ticket stands three in doubt. Both
parties claim the Legislature.
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Minnesota.
THE STATE STILLIN porET

TIE >TAIF. -IIII. N I"lI 1T. 4
MiNNEArnLI-, MINI, Nov. .. The count
in Minnesota proves exceedingly slow. Re
turns mp 10 nine o'clock indicate Harrison
has probably all Minac>ota electors. Fu>-
ion electors are running behind regular de-
mocraiic ticket. In first congressional ii>-
,rici>. Harri, democratic j. probably elect
ed by 800 plurality. In fifth district flei-
cher republican probably elected.
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District Of Columbia.
How THE DEFEATED TOOK 1T.

Washington, ID. e.. NOV. 9.-Prevalance
Of hail and snow storm this morning gave
White house and other buildings in the
national capital dull and gloomy ap-
pcarance. The president arose at
the usual time, had breakfast
with the family nj o'clock. He
then repaired to his office and devoted his
attention to official matters including some
applications for parlons Of convicts. Soon
after disposing OF this business the presi-
dent received an official call from Secretary
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-15
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
Warner Ahead ir Greene Couaty.

Warner Ahead ir Grecae County.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Nov. 9.-Greene
county's vote will not be all in before
tonight Warner has run ahead Of
his ticket and will carry the county
by at least 1000. The entire Republic
:an county ticket is elected.
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California
RAN FOR THE PACIFIC STATE.

SAN Francisco. Nov. s.-Returns up
to now Indicate the election Of Cleveland
electors by about 5000 plurality. Repub-
licans claim congressional delegations will
stand three republicans, four democrats.
Democrats claim three republicans and
four democrats. Democrats claim they
have elected all congressman excepting in
Third district. Legislature claimed by
both parties
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Georgia.
EVERY CONGRESSMAN DEMOCRATIC.

ATLANTA, GA, November 9.-Full re-
turns from all parts Of the state show the
election Of the democratic congressional
ticket. Every district Of the state sends its
democratic nominee. The great fight OF
the day was in the Tenth district where
Watson was showed under by more than
500 majority. The campaign in the Tenth
district was the most bitter ever known in
Georgia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-15
Sleeping On a Fortune.

Inventors, ii you are sleeping on for
tune apparently unaware Of its existence
wake up" and claim your rights. Having
twenty-five years of successful experience,
i offer yon MY services in securing you
patent. Write or cali and see me.
j. ii. BARLEY, Patent Atty
Residence III West Fifth street, Sedalia,
Missouri. l-2ld&wly
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Politics Causes Death.

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, Nov. 9.-Judgc
+. &. Randolph, probate judge OF this
county, shot and mortaliy wounded Viii
liam Metcalie last night The difficulty Is,
said to have originated in political differ
ences. Judge Randolph j. one oi the most
prominent men in the state and leading
democrat,
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Massachusetts.
THE TICKET MIXED.

BosToS, Nov. o. Massachusetts has
chosen Harrison electors by good plural
ity. Republicans claim defeat OF Russell
and success OF Halle and republican state
ticket. Democratic state committee claims
Russell's majority by from 800 to 2,000.
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North Dakota.


B.SNARoK,N y. d., Nov. Scyenty-eight
precincts give Harrison 800. Weaver
2,6T. The national and state republican
tickets are safe by 2,000 majority. The
legislature i in doubt.
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Missouri.
AN INCREASED MAJORITY.
seven congressman.

No full vote is yet ohtainalle. but the in
dications are that Col. Stone l. elected by
plurality If 10000. The democratic ticket
was successful in Jackson u .-' ..verwhcl-
ming majority. In 81. Louis the contest is
close. with signs favorable for the demo
Gratis.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HOMESTEAD GOES DEMOCRATIC.
iioNESTEap, Pa. Nov. g.-Dcmocrats
carry the borough ri Homestead by Az.
the first time the town has ever given ::
democratic majority.
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New Mexico.
ELECTS 4 EiDItAI

ELECTS \ RADICAL.
SANTA FL. y. NJ. Nov. 9.-Catrun. ~
publican candidate for delegate to con.res
is elected by from 800 to 1000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-06

He believed no one knew that better
than the Minister of the Interior.
Rep. Kamauoha protested against
ranking an engineer above captain.
That was the way the police had been
run.
Rep. Iosepa thought both should
be paid the same. The captain rang
bell, and the engineer pulled lever.
He was under the orders of the cap
tain and it was ridiculous to pay him
more.
The item passed at 81, 200.
Steam Tug Debt of Last Period not
paid Sl972.75.
Minister Spencer read from his
report an explanation of the item.
Repairs had been necessary to make
the tug seawOrthy. Passed.
Dredging Bar Honolulu Harbo
sos, 900.
Minister Spencer explained that the
item covered the dredging contract,
seawall, etc. 1t did not include any
work for dredging in the harbor itself.
There was an item of 200 in Sec
ton for that purpose.
Noble ThurstOn said the latter item
should be in Section l as the dredging
in the harbor was a regular current
expense, while the item for dredging
the bar should be III Section 2, il
being an improvement for which
money could be legitimately Dor
rowed. He would therefore move
that the item read: Dredging Homo
lulu Harbor $4,000.
The House took recess till 1880.
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General 1oprrrlsnEss.e.
B U Y A Ell 0 NJ f.
! Tie NATIONAL FRUIT

&C TIE NATIONAL. FRUIT
Growing Company, Rooms and
3, Chronicle Building, San Fran
cisco, Is Offering an extra choice TRACT
OF LEVEL FRUIT LAND with free water
rights in Tracts iIon 20 upto Ii, 0O1 acres
located miles east OF Tulare city, town
OF $500 Inhabitants.
Price per acre SIS per acre: Twenty
dollars cash, remainder 4, 5 years at s
per cent. net. We are also selling lands
without any cash payments, only interest
yearly IN advance.
To people purchasing our Lands, and
desiring to have the same planted into
Orchards and Raisin Vineyards, we will
take the contract TO do so and take entire
care for three years-at prices for Prunes,
Peaches, Pears, Nectarines, Almonds,
Apricots, one year old budded trees
best quality and variety, everything
furnished by US at $35 for the first year,
$ll for the second and $40 so for the
third year per acre.
Raisin Vineyards, one year old Rooted
Vines, Muscats or Sultanas $3.50 for
first year, $l1 for the second, $3.50 for
the third year. Payments for planting and
caring II cash October LIST, balance Feb
ruary LIST of each year. A good income
can be expected when three years old
which increases with the age.
We have already planted on this Tract
for different parties $50 acres and have
contracts for 400 acres for next season.
Best references given.
3105 l433-tf
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THU LEGISLATURE.
Fifty So zenith Day.

FRIDAY, Aug. ).
The House opened as usual at 10
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The House re-assembled at LAC p. NJ.
Rep. Kaunamano in the chair.
Dredging Bar Honolulu Harbor
$105,000.
Rep. Kamauoha moved it pass at
$3.50
Passed as in the bill.
The sun., 1892-11-30

Where Science ends and Common sense
should rule. Persons Of sedcntory habits
are liable to indigestion or dyspepsia.
These. In turn. will bring on nervous dis-
orders. kidney complaints. conSlipatlon'
&c. This is especially the ease with mer-
chants. students. and scientists. They Will
give YOU the exact dimensions u! Jupiter.
the distance from Saturn to the sun. to
foot, but they cannot or will not tell them
selves what will cure this train OF disorders.
For ailments resulting from sedentary
babits-inactiyity OF the liver. habitual con-
stipation. &c.-the entire medlcal lrater-
nifty OF Europe and America almost unani.
mously recommend the genuine carlsbad
Sprudel Salt and the Waters OF Carlsbad.
Eisner d Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents. Q
Barclay st.. New York.
The sun., 1892-11-30
A NEW RULE ON THE CLYDE
Restricting the Sail Area OF Two Popular
Glasses OF Yachts

Boston. Nov. 2o-The Heralfs yachting cor
respondent in Scotland has sent an account Of
IN important and significant meeting OF
representative Clyde yachtsmen which was
held at Glasgow last week for the special pur-
nose Of establishing rules for the limiting OF
tho snl aren Of tho two popular 9Th classes
on the Clyde. The correspondent writes:
Notwithstanding the holding out Of the
Clyde amateurs. the new school OF gentlemen
amateurs. who like to rise without reef1ng or
any other Inconvenience. carried tho principle
OF restricted sail area. Henceforth the
twenty. ..hrse- iooter on tho water line will be
sal! area plan OF 750 square feet. Tho seven
tscn-foot water line ard nineteen. foot over all
clnsses were also restricted as to sail area
and tho spread tixed a. 40 square feet: on
reliable data Of existing boats was not forth
coming. ana = decision on this point was rele-
Whose ruling will be iinaL In neither Of the
ssSesFd te Ss :. ssc.sd s arg the rules azsd
With regard to. the new boats in preparation
for next season the correspondent writes: 1t
ssn 9Psn ssee the Queen s Mab
already IN shape and few days will see her
5 s design dsE Il s aas sso but IN hs anss DE-
possibly a New. Yorker. and she may not be
stood that the Messrs. Henderson nre prepar-
ing to lay out space enough in a secluded spot
Of a large cutter, not 7O;tooter. and doubt
unfair now have an opportunity to see what
some Of tho British yachtsmen will do when
they get a chance. The ballast pin. tho bulk
barred from tho smal-leneth classes and un-
less the rule Is rescinded neither OF the above
types Of boats can race for five years on the
CLYDE.
Those advocating such rule stand In, their
own light. for tho small boats are purely, ex-
York Yacht Club knew what they were about
when they made the new deed OF gift. Barring
centrebOards out OF the races makes racing a
big farce. yet that Is what the Clyde yachts.
mon have done In the small Glasses.
The sun., 1892-11-30
Huudban sIcn Figuring on u Surprise.

The lA'e defeat OF Prof. Cocgins by Jane. Nalco.n
the South Paw student. has caused lots Of Ngrring so
as TO accurately determine how the result brought
about II was the first tmo In = long while TINT the
pair Eau met single handed and before playing com.
menceu The Professor WAS . decided favor,e. Ma.
coins progress at the gnmo has been very married Of
late ana this fact must have slipped the memory Of
crack "
colin meant mischief. but the Professor scu-rIed
around the court IN picnc fashion lie dream. I'd
OF defeat Before "a. iirs game was over hs face wore
yto the onookers in the gallery but found sympa
there All This time the great left hand Of Nal.
collins had been dGin; fearful execution 1t proved to
De a. good a. tpgSss right. and the atters left
no better than MR!co!ms rgn'. Cogvins used all the
ingenuity ut his command 10 get away from his oppe-
severance, and the inal result was that he the
rubber OF three games and the Professor could pre-
but II Is said that Malcolm has frr her for losers
Ncn At tho top notch tho only he will devote
On Monday night William Schmidt and Prof. Coggns
rave spirited at the Brooklyn Clubs court.
the latter allowing his younger opponent tho odds Of
the third game II was pretty steep handicap TO allow
such promising player as young Schmidt who has an
excellent pair Of hands In adti:ion to AN easy and
besides the handicap IN irst game: but 10 ths
shut oLt Ths third game. with fifteen allow.
snce he beat tho Professor by Nh ace.
Casey that he assumed control Of the old handbs
court Bl3 Carpenter street. Philadelphia and vii, en-
old Irish game to The position il
once held in that city.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2e,-capt. Anson. playing 200 and
Harry PaRin playing 100 mot ~ the Ives handicap
of 150 to 81 Anson experienced desperate luck
throughout. The winners average was only ~
The sun., 1892-11-30
w. X. vanderblIrs New Yacht.

That Mr.. W. X. Vanderbilt has given an order
to Messrs. Laird the Birkenhead shipbuilders.
for a 2.OOO-ton cruising yacht will surprise
few people here, as it was said some time ago
that he was going abroad to have his Yacht
built. The new boat is somewhat larger than
the Alva. her length over all being something
over 800 feet She vii have powerful triple
expansion engines. and Is expected to make
at least 10 knots an hour.
II, is said that, her interior decorations and
cabin fittings will be very elaborate. and will
far surpass those on the Inflated Alva Mr.
ST. Clere Byrne. an Enclishman. WHO designed
her finished early next summer. Her coal
carrying capacity 1t Is said will be very large.
so that extended cruises can be made.
Mr.. Vanderbilt. when seen yesterday. said
TINT twas true he was having yacht built
he hoped that the yacht would be ready to 20
IN commission some time in July OF next year.
somewhat similar, to those OF the Alya. but
would be somewhat m ore extensive. The new
boat, it Is said. will cost UPWARD OF half u
million dollars.
The sun., 1892-11-30
Retail Manufacturers,
553 TO 571 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN. N Y.
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

,s # s. III. To- city rsa sGa rS e. J ss 6 e
the Australian hoXnr for u purse and 5000 side.
sm% ahes nS to nave the bout n" the
why hr chaI,ense 10 hgnt kia i"1an Dolly Lyons Or
States Thai he IL Prepared Trh. 10 eite Of ,hs
men named. nj any time or IlHce,
kid Hogan ia ont with a cha-ngc to fGnt Danny
AcH5,,e Bride 70 nn,,h FOR any n,n"nnt from y 600 10
One OF Mo latters seconds sa,i Yesterday that Nc,
Monday night.
There wns some talk y.steriay Of matching Waiter
assin.t IsSrxo MSS" or .'ahnry GS,an Tor !. United
] Il s y s .st '1" n
Tli ns against pA" tor four rounds at
uemely roS.6,s ina! Biiiy Wooas the champion Of
.,sn sT'S!ss na'sa asS, ,ss:ISn h. SssaT;
Of wsDs wired
srensthened sns. their !a.. game ana they are very
rss. Club carnival They have won some very credit.
S.s a.aes tic cSS HnS' Military Academy and Eliza
Sr ~. e IN:
,oIoa pound fis,. s, John Non,Tcy
Tound It"' class. william % Mcconns ana,isch.d 40
hound class: Sso,ss Jones. un,t,ssh.a: : i1GpSnna
class j. Money ypenny. r. A. s. c.: llpound class. VIII
liam Troelsch r. A. C.: l<5pound class, J. Stocker
J.. 4. y. c.
The thirteenth annual reception OF tho Dauntless
iwsn..ssh ann,' ersaf Snch win ss held a. the
promises 10 be Of the most sue cessful pions
ever given by any boat club. The beautiful Lyceum
blue and whl.sieTnsing ons Of The ses.l ts.Sre. ..
that have taken boxes each club being allowed
the privilege OF decorating ITS own box. Boxes have
pre. Unions, Gr.merey Nonpsrei Ms.ropotans. Mas
Varunas Nautilus. RAvenswood Tritons. Institutes.
PassAics vespers. Matas and Penneylvana boat clubs
Tho New Jersey Athletic Club New York Athletic Club
Manhattan A!hletie Club staten Island Cricket Club
the scEuylkill Navy will be largely represented
The sun., 1892-11-30
DCPLIC.i7E WHIST.
Progress Of the Tournament or the Brookiyr
Intcr-club Whist League.

Progress orthe Tournament or the Brookiy,
lntcr-"lub Whilst League.
The clubs composing the BROOKLYN lner.r!nb Whist
League met last Monday evening AT the BROOKLYN Er
cel.i"r. Hamilton ana Moui"uk ruhs Tor the sixth
round ~ games In the torrnamcn' III. game between
The Cr'sccn; ana the Union League clubs scheduled
Tor that "r-rlnc. was postpone! uu'u Friday Dec. 2
at the request o the tt-.,"iIt ,iU,.
lie results OF tie ras are as follows
Al nv i,CiL.toH 'irr.
Lincoln Club--l. /. Eowc, hr samuel Wait, ! Srrim
roun1. TO- third roun! lOa. Total. $40
ESrclsior t!ub--J. thaunrey. :. :. thnuncey. " II.
lind round III. ltss 4oa .%' o. '' second round os;
uiNlrToS cLuR.
Hamilton Clnh-n Eichmoud l.ennov. Il. q. leyge,t
H. H. ,Niicnio y ID. rltnam. First round. lui, second
round lo. ihird round 100. Total 32l
,,uxtora ,,pont u Webs, er. George 1t Barnes. y.
100: third round ~ Toial. SOB.
At Tnr pnooILrH
Brooklyn Club--Wlam c. De Witt S. CoEdt. j. r.
r"nnG n.;.t ,o3 rh,T third round g. Total. IA
ynn Week Baker. Flint round. 10: second round.
JOB; third round. III. Total $40.
At THE NoHrAvK cLrs
Mnn'aus Ciuh.J NJ. Rider. Alfred G. Chaplin, Franx
r. Basseti nr " T. strolon First round Ito: sec-
manover tiui;-Fred H. Evans. T. " %:ek:. DR.. HJ.
tIlrd round. Ioa. Total. So. ''e' .0''
the teams OF the aiGercnt Clubs Will cattast with
other foiiows EaceisIor Hamilton, ENceisio or
i%6; M; AMEN rn"n IL .eaxs " an3ys; mon League
Crescent Club
The following ma tun record OF III. ,ournam.n, TO
The sun., 1892-11-30
Frank Doran Wins First Prize Mt Quoit..

The Brooklyn quot tournament of Dick Whites.
which was postponed by Of darkness on Thanks
giving bay. was resumed N Sunday last and resulted
IN Frank Dorun winning FIRST nTI7s. slo Alexander
kerr second prkrsa and the old Homrn, Chsarrarey.
thlFd rrlHe. =. II was hnNdit ap hNalr whp FRANK
p"!"n nni A!sNander hsrr at serntga Anares , aur,
ADAM, tw"lfn James Mhittlrs. klE; Air"l lihrnR.
Hall. four
~ the irst heat Carey easily DEBATED Whites BY
II 70 \. bOIan beat HAT. II 10 \: hsr lhocked the
wind out OF the sais OF Tom Dewhurs' by ~ - ~;
Harrington surprised ctrr CVOg to tho tune OF II 20
l2 MURRAY beat Adams by II 10 ~ IN the play'or
tor ,he prizes boran wak.d away from herr ne rcore
being II oa, ana then herr hrAt Carey ~ 20 ~
A. the conclusion OF tho tournament Kerr Issued an
open rhal enge 10 play john ShnIfurE for $40 s.dc
Enncl Lockiey OF Astoria writus to THE huS that
when Mcneil and his b lcker0rc ready omnEch match
WIN him, that Is I0uksy asIIaEt NrNeil they should
lsays depnsh IN some rsspcnslis psTsnn's bands
shd he ~!I cover n tmmsdIsteiy. Loeklsy further
sib6 sIds w "'s-a p'A" 'As sSass 70 " - s'sA -