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JIG. WILSON, DENTIST.
Teeth extracted by Electricity with
out pain.
us East Douglas. Full upper set
teeth $500, 35-tf
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DIRECTORS:

John B. Carey, w. F. Green. J. P. Allen. J.
NJ. Allen, P. V. Healy, B. Lombard, Jr, Peter
Getto, l.. ID. Skinner, ames l.. Lombard.
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TAEES rP-AT 80 CESTsAL AVENUE a
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.

The following are therepresentativs sales OF hog
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VI" lVHN, aug, %
COFFEE-Spot Rio firm; MOI lSysSl.c
sUGAR-Renned llrmer active.
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WE oJFEh AGENTS BIG MONEY. Is En-
w elusive territory. Our new patent kates sell
at sight city country, New agents B<ss ia
neld actually getting rich. One agent ia oas a~y
cleared 81, 80 you, Catalogue trea. Alpine
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Elegant reclining chair on al trains and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City AMI
chicago without change on night trsins Tickets
tcld and baggage checked hroueh 10 all potsts
north. south, east and west and steamship ticssts
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ticket once 100 East DouglAs avenue, corner Malt
street: passenger station corner Douglas aad hsAA
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Observation-Disclosures

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
IXrELLED EOn DISLOT.4LTT,
Carroll and Ralph TnrncL Out OF the Dem
ocratic P.r,y In brooklyn.

Tx-Supervisor Lawrence T. Carroll. who
leads the opposition on tho Democratic side
in the fourteenth ward. Brooklyn. and Super
visor Patrick !. Talrh. the Independent Dem
ocratc candidate for recollection against Ed
ward j. Murtagh. the regular Democratic
nominee for Supervisor. were last night ex-
PEELED from the Fourteenth Ward Democratic
Association for dlsloyalty to the party.
About a week ago Edward J. Clark. the Re-
publican candidate for Assembly in the Tenth
district. was expelled from the same associa-
ton for disloyalty. Clark lives in tho Four
teenth ward. and for three years had been put
forward by the Democrats in the ard for As
and when tho Assembly delegates "A few weeks
ago after n deadlock. cast their votes for
William J." Melody, the man put forward by
the Thirteenth ward Democrats. Clark, two
days later. accepted the Republican nominal
tlon.
nomination Of Supervisor by Mnrtash. Tken
he ANNOUNCED himself rs the Independent can
didnte. He was warmly supported by "x-
supervisor Carroll. who was relieved OF his
soft position in the Office of Surrogate Abbott.
IN brooklyn. few day ago because. as II was
alleged. Mr.. Carroll was fighting the Demo
gcring the Democratic Presidential ticket.
Senator 7. II. McCarrcn also preferred char.:.s
against carroll and Ralph for diSloyalty to the
party. me accused received written copy
of the charges and were directed to be pres
emit at a meeting Of the association last night
Halph appeared. and they were expelled by II
unanimous vote.
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PROSPECTS ~ NEBRASk. 4.
The Democrats Fuiiy Expect that Weaver
E,cctn,s VIII He Chosen.

OMAHA. Nov. 10th Democrats and Repub-
leans closed tho campaign tonight with q
grand demonstration. in which the state lead
ers Of each participated. The Democrats are
enthusiastic over the situation in Nebraska
Tho leaders assert that there is no doubt Of
the election of the Weaver electoral ticket
Tho best Uniformed Republican leaders are
alarmed over the situation. While they are
satisfied that they will rlcc. tho Governor, they
fear that tho electors and the most Of the six
Con.russmcn vii. go to the Demo-
Gratis and independents. In the Congress
districts all the parties have made vigorous
canvasses. Probably the hardest fight ever
made BIZ the democrats in this State has been
maLo in the First district in favor Of Bryan.
Large amounts OF money lave been rushed
int o the district to defeat thu young Congress
man Tor n second term. The complete can
vass OF the district shows that 10000 votes
will be cast. OF which til. Bryan Democrats
will have 900 majority.
The Democratic state Committee has been
having Sample ballots printed with crosses
marked, opposite Weaver electors. rhe COM
mittre discovered to. day that an equal num-
bcr OF democratic sample ballots" had been
printed with crosses marked opposite the
Demmrtntic elsc;"i ,i pom investigation tn.
sncak"d in and hired n printer to duplicate tho
Democratic tumuittec'S order. using its typo
and hsa1 lin..:, hut changing the location Of
tho crosses. The intention was evidently to
uccetv" voters. and so this warning was issued
tonight:
" Democrats are warned against ballots pur-
porting to be sample Democratic ballots which
have been sent out by lerublicans. where the
crosses are placed opposite the names OF the
Democratic Residential electors. 1t the dc
Democrats everywhere should vote for tn.
Weaver electors. Examine your ballot care
fully and see that it is made out properly
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-I;..IB.IN.t .i!L RIGHT.
Chris MaEee GIVE. II Tn-No Force Bill
Tactics There.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. :. - Con. Shelley.
Chairman Of the Democratic State Committee.
this morninG "iaims tie state for Cleveland !
electors aud the Democratic Congressional
ticket without namin-: the majority. Chair
man iiJwrau Of .h- Fusion Committee claims
four on; "f uinc ,"ncr,ssmen and predicts tho
success OF III" IusiuG electoral ticket. Ia an
iut"i view ON shelley says
"" VIII not Ioruit deputy United states
irar~hh.s +" hc inside the ,hir'y-to"t limit.
DEPUTY mnr-hH!. must Remain thirty iert
nwaY from the polling places. lnsiirthht line
th"y haNo No !ega, right. and tina democratic
managers thruu4houi the Sta:r hay. been so
informed hrs MaGee told II gentleman
her" to-day that u" had given NJ Alahama. He
added that If tho National Committee had
given him better surr,urt that tate might
hay" bean carr ed. lie had onlv had Slu.Wp
I" H." there" The Democratic majority Will.
however. be re-, lucad. in his opinion. and an
ii.EMiS,I,M. Nov. l. After nm all-day con
ference. United states Mar-ha Ninincrr and
Sheriff Morrow ~ tins county Tonight signed
n Iulnt agreement. 10y which nelthrr til" Fed
oral hsI ut!cF @nr the deputy Shcrfs will he
allowed t. ent"r In" 'hirty-tuOt limit or 60
behind i" y lis, unless requested to do So by
the election managers.
This WI! m""d ANTICIPATED trouble. The
settlement II the differences between State
and Federal authorities j. hailed with de-
light. Chairman s,h"lrv of tho Democratic
Commute" said .o-ni.h: that the Democrats
are reasonably sllra.tn elect nj! tho min" Con-
.rcsSmen. and that thu stat" would go for
Cleveland 10y II decided majority.
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GLUEGFk 7HOOpS READY
Trm wns.cu'- F~ierds Tareaten to Rurn
Down TIC Town " They Don't Win.

| ArGusTA. Git. Nov. Tho Tenth district.
30 prolific of scnsations. sprung one to-day
| which threatens to assume large dimensions.
The Peoples party advocates have been so
worked UP by rumors spread around that Tom
Watson would be counted out that they openly
say they Will burn the town OF Thomson ana
get oven with the towns people, who have
fought their favorite so hard.
Tho third party people have boosted Tint
they have a series OF signals by which they
can get every member OF their party In nifty
miles together in four hours.
10th parties set forth the great danger OF an
ou,break In Thomson. Tom Watsons home.
tomorrow or Wednesday. ana asked for pro-
lection through lEayor liolzendorf. Tho Mayor
recciyed tho following telegram from uoV'
Northern:
sS' s' i",n,%nt @ sSa'
town bsiS'e he csscu." and asking mo to furnish
.q T s% s %fs to 81 II;
m. REQUIRE n hs o,ernor shall ,ssH care ca that that
s ser oi the ps"'a ,ronsh"H, tho STATE
A..at%j iat VIII do sysfyi,ns. II ny lowsr TO pre-
serve the peace ana s00d %,d.T q Sa IN. nS Governor
Realizing that nothing could he done unless
an actual outbreak occurred, the Governor pre-:
Tor cG Frs tsvT on
memt''s notice to Thomson. and to arrange for
a similar orde WAS issued to. Col, CALHOUN
Guard. tho ATLANTA Nli,os tho Grady Cadets.
and tn. Atlanta Xouaves. composing the
Fourth battalion. to 10 ready to march at
moments notice.
II any trouble occurs tho Governors order
IL all that is needed to put the troops in
motion. Within an hour the First batta ion
can be IN Thomson, and within three or four
hours the Fourth battalion can be there.
alarmed aud they have taken this step he
cause they believe it is absolutely necessary
to protect their lives and their property.
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THE UI.1AonK ~ nAsGEHN NEW YOHK
Roth Sides Clnim Eri- County-R-pubiican
In.~e. Predicted In Other Counties.

Roth Sides Claim ErI- Co,nty-R-pubiican
In.~e. Predicted In Other Cnun.i-..
BUFFALO. Nov. THE canvass in western
Now York has been rather quiet except in
Erie county. Tho Republican leaders boast
thai they will carry Erie 10y l.5uu plurality.
hut the more conservative do not place it Gs
high as 1000. The Democrats aro confident
Of winning 10y loo. The Democrats viii
curry the Thirty second Congressional dis
trict. and the Republicans may carry the
Thirty third. The Democrats claim five out
of six Assembly districts in Erie county. but
the Republicans concede them only three. 4
conservative estimate gives the Democrats
four and the Republicans two. tn ugh III"
fight in the sixth will be very close and it may
go Democratic.
In Chautauuua county the Republican man
ayers say that they will exceed llarrson's
plurality OF 5.:ciO in lSSS. and confidently en-
pect to make it G.JUO. Tho Democrats say il
will not reach 800. In Cattaraugns the Re-
publicans arc estimating their plurality for
Harrison Mt 100. or about 700 less than in
1883. The Democrats believe it will not ex-
coed LOO. Allegheny IL expected to give
Harrison 5000. or 400 less than four years
ago; The Dem1erats say that it will not en-
coed 100 In WYOMING tho Democrats claim
that they will keen Tho lienul,li"ans down to
and the Republicans claim that they will hold
that plurality this year.
In Gencsee the highest claim made Is the
Republicans j. 200 or iCU less than in 1883.
The Democrats say 1t will be less than loo.
Niagara will have a close contest. Zach
side claims plurality. ard the result now an
pears uncertain.
Orleans is claimed by the Republicans for
Harrison by ]. 100. but the Democrats do not
conc"d- over 500 A conservative estiu ate
places the Republican plurality at about l.o1o.
Livingston i: ,eNrected to give Il Eerubli-
can plurality Of 300. or equal TO that OF four
years ago. The democrats say it vii! 10 200
or 300 less
The Republicans will elect Assemblymen In
all the counties named outside of Eric. except
possibly in Niagara. where the result is in
doubt. The Ihirtirth and Thirty-fourth Con.
heretofore.
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IN MhSs.l CUUSET7S.
Prospects OF mn Unusually I.ar-e Voc
BettinE on TITO HeauIt.

BOSTON. Nov. 7.-Massachuse.ts will have a
taste OF tho Force bill methods tomorrow.
and there may be touble in some OF the voting
precincts Four hundred challenges for al.
legged unlawful registration have been issued
by tho Chief Supervisor OF Elections in this
State. This number Is about equally divided
between Boston and other cities and towns.
I'D being in Lowell. Tho Democrats will re-
sent any interference. and every man who has
the right to vote will have nil the financial
support he may need in case tho Federal
einissaries attempt to disiranchise him.
Tomorrow's vote in Massn chusetts will be
surprise to both parties. II the weather Is Mt
all favorable. No one can 20 among business
men without hearing such expressions as:
II didn't vote last year. but I'll get to tho
polls tom orrow II have TO be carried
Tho betting men have been out in force to-
day and money has talked freely. Very few
blufs have boon made in the betting places
The betting has been brisk at about even
terms on the national election. On tho state
ouCs OF 100 TO 80 have prevailed with Halls
Rep tho favorite. Fifty or sevsnty-fiv thou
sand dollars will change hands in the Boston
Chamber Of Commerce on tho election, Bot
ting this year is moro general and on larger
scale than any year before. Most Of the money
!, tho pS hs IN Ngw XIII hut G, sn fss'
The situation to-niGht shows no material
change from that outlined in sundays SuN.
Tho contest at the clos. OF tho cam paign has
been more bitterly waGed than in many yenrs
past. Gov. Russell TALKED TO the voters to-day
al the way from the tip end OF Cape Cod to the
Huh. and tonight he speaks at seven rallies in
Boston.
Candidate Halle succumbed to the strnin
and was forced TO return to his home in
Springfield and cancel several engagements.
This noon the Republicans had n big pow WOW
In faneuil Hall. and then IT." district leaders
scattered to their several baiiwicks.
The confidence on both sides remains I'M
shaken TN. Democratic leaders claim Tvs;
plurality. The Republicans claim liaile's
election hy IA plurality varying from 10000 TO
2u.OOu. according to the enthusiasm of tho
ola imants.
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IN 7UE p.ILMEI7O STIYf.
No Que Seeas 10 re In the Least ExcItet
About the krsul.

NO Que SeeaSf TO ite In the Least Excite d
About the Result.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov mo one h ere seems
TO know. care. or think anything about South
Carolina politics. and the only interest IS in
the result Of the other States. There is no fear
OF any other party capturing tho States cleo
toral vote from the Democrats. The Rcrub-
licans have Oeen suspicously quiet. and may
be rsservng all OF their energies until the
election day with q view to catching Demo
Gratis mapping.
United States deputy marshals have been
appointed to serve at the polls. but this does
not excite the commotion it does North. be-
cause the people here have been used to have
all sorts Of Federal officers at the pols ever
since 1876. No trouble is anticipated.
1t has developed that the misiit ballots put
ont BY the state Democratic Executive Com
mitte-. were Presidential electoral tickets. a
suspicious feature. but leading Democrats
have no fear OF this affecting tho result. II is
known that the Alliance people. who control
tho Democratic machine. are not enthusiastic
for cleveland. and as there is no opposition to
feared that the Presidential vote will be small
But. ON the other hand. the Republicans do not
seem to DO max very vigorous light. and
counted in the democratic column.
The Peewees are held down by the fact that
n; the recent state Democratic primary every
tic$c;. and Viewers vote will therefore he
insignificant. Cleveland will probably curry
the state by from 10000 to $4,000 plurality.
Tnls leaves Harrison 10000 votes and Weaver
A serious contest Is expected in only one OF
the seven Congress districts, the seventh.
TW. Noise. democrat. OWING to Republicnnn
dissensions the race will probably go to
Noise making the Congress delegation from
the state stand b Alliance men and Demo-
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No Fear for sole virgInny."

PETERSBURG. Va. Nov. mo election for
years has awakened such m interest. The
Democrats are confident OF carryin the State
for Cleveland. but arc doubtful as to the Fourth
Congressional district. whore there is such a
largo negro vote. Tho fights between Eyes.
Democrat. and .Goodc Populst. foI, Congress.
say that Goodies majority in their district will
hs at least 5000 Many oi the supporters Of
the Brady Lancston combination will not
pnhltcans will vote for Epes.
Fedora supervisors of election have leon
appointed 10 do 'utv mt the ?"ls Tomorrow
Tonight meeting of The l"puriIr,,n .sGi or.
visorS was held nj Gen. MalI,n"'s ,rr ii"urc.
done.
All bnrrocms. saloons. and rla"cs whore in
toxicatin. beverages are sold were closed ut
sunset this evening and will not "p"u again
until MehnrsnAN morning nnNt NJ sMEli-n.
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The Situation In Warrington.

SEATTLE. Nov. 7.-Dcmoc,a;s. Republicans.
and Iopulists are equally sanEuine Of carry
ing Washington on III, Presidential ticket
but the chances arc slightly in faver OF tho
Republicans. There arc i2.OUU votes to be-
cast. and probably 10000 will be polled. The
Prohibi;onists add to the uncertainty created
bv the Peoples party with regard to tho gem
eral result. hut neither really stands any
chance. Whil-the Proh!hitonlsts claim 10000
votes. they will fall far short 81 it. The Pupu-
lists. nEn.n. claim over -U.uOu. but will do eN-
ceedi"Ely well ii they get onc-half OF that.
II loIUliAts and l'rohihitiousts cut into Re-
puhlicUns moro than Democrats in State is
sues. tho probabilities arc in favor of Snivey
Democrat. being elected Governor: otherwise
Nrtiraw. i;o' uhiican. viii he elected.
A. to tho national result. most of the ex-
pressed Ircdlct4ons favor Cleveland.
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Tho Co,ored Men Registered Falsely In
Wes chest-r County Not ts Vote.

Tho oloreu Men Registered fAlseIy IN
We. chester County Not 10 Vote.
WHITE PLAINS. Nov. THE score OF lei roes
who we're arrested In tho town of North Salem
last week for illegal registration wero mr.
raiEncd to-day before Judge Dykman In tho
Supreme Court. Martin J. Keogh and d. II.
Hunt. counsel for tho Democratic County
Committee. wcro on hand to prosecute the
prisoners
Judge ". II. Robertson. Chairman OF the Re-
publican County Committee appeared for tho
prisoners. The action was brought against tho
inspectors Of tho town for the purpose OF caus-
Ing them to erase the names Of the men who
were arrested as illegal registers. After some
discus sion II was agreed between the counsel
for both iies to erase the following names:
Eo,!in Anderson. not cf age: John Davis.
Robert i. Brown. John Harris. not long
enough residents IN the county: Henry Harris.
Weldon Scott not OF age: Charles and James
Dawson. whose namas wore cOp!ea from last
year registration list. and John Williams.
VINO has not been q resident OF the town for
the period rs prescribed hv law.
rrn Of the mon chiefly instrumental in car
ryins ,u' the fraud was Mr.. K. White. eS-
Methodist minister. who was some time since
tried for rals upon II your. girl who was
livinG At his hou:n. The Jury disagreed in the
case. hut Mr.. white was turned ont OF the
ministry hy tho Methodist Conference. and
has since that tim. hlpomed ont into small
saloon h.ri"r at Huriy's station. and has been
s,ump!ug tho state Cor the Republican party.
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REPUBLICAN CLAIMS Nv ONO.
They Arc Not sure Now OF an Over.
whelEinE Plurality for Harrison.

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov THE Ohio Republican
Executive Committee is gradually dropping
their claims as to how Ohio will vote to m or
row. Ten days ago %. 700 plurality was givon
to IIarriGon. Inside OF Ave days this fell to
10000. and to-day ls.OOois the figure clai i'm ed.
with fifteen OF the twenty ono congressman.
II Harrison gets $1,000 plurality he will do
well. and the Democrats may elect nine OF the
twenty-one congressman. Several wild
bets were made to-day that Cleveland
would carry Ohio. or course this is
cIoser THAI many Of The uni lny e1
suppose. Forakers followers are giving Har-
Iison lukewarm support. some OF them bet
negro vote will be cast against Harrison, and
many disappointed Office seekers will not vote
ut ALL
Harter. johnson. and Pearson Democrat 81
are making inroads on tho Republican dis
II they do the delegation will stand thirteen
Republicans and eight Democrats.