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REPUBLICAN RALLIES.
Wansmaksr Breaks the Record WI
Speeches in Indiana.

Wansmaksr Breaks the Record with
Speeches in Indiana.
GosCHEN, Ind, Nov. 4.-POstmaster-
General Wanamaker addressed large Re-
publican meeting here early this evening
and afterward left for Warsaw. Where he
addressed another. making seven speeches
he delivered to-day.
STUBENvILLE. Ohio, Nov. 4-Seeretary
Charles Foster maze his final speech in the
Republican campaign in this county in this
city tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 4.-Attorney- Gen.
eral Miller delivered an address before 1000
people at Monticello this afternoon, among
which were large representation from the
Democrats. The Attorney Generals ad-
dress was strong and complete effort show
Ing the achievements of President Harri-
sons administration
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An Unlueky Insurance COMPANY

MODESTO, Nov. 4.-Yesterday the floor
OF cement warehouse at La Grange broke
through and 1000 barrels OF loose cement
were strewn along the river bank. The
cement was in warehouse that was
burned two months ago and was being
sifted by an insurance company to ascer-
tain the amount of the damage. A policy
was held on the cement by the Modesto r.
rigation district for $1,000. The accident
will complicate matters between the dis
trict aud insurance company.
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A.hton Was Drurred,

John Ashton. the man who was taken to
the Receiving Hospital early yesterday
morning in stupid condition produced by
some drug, revived about midnight
long enough TO state that Lizzie Valentine,
the woman under arrest for poisoning him,
had administered the drug.
lie said lie went with the woman to her
room 10 the Portland House, aud while
drinking with her she dropped something
into his beer glass. and he knew no more.
When he entered the room he had S170 In
his pocket This was gone when Ashton
was searched at the hospital. After max
ing these statements the man relapsed into
sciousness and Is not expected to live.
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The Democratic National Committee
Issues an Appeal to Yoters.


Issues an Appeal to Voters.
New YORK. Nov. 4.-The Democratic
National Committee issued an address to
the people Of the United States calling upon
them to vote for the candidates nominated
at the Chicago convention. The manifesto
sets forth the principal issues Of the cam
paign. viewed from a partisan Democratic
standpoint. 1t criticizes the legislation Of
Republican Congresses and lauds the work
OF the last session under the operation of
the Democratic majority. 1t attacks the
machinery of the Federal Government and
charges the Republican party with threaten
Ing TO enact force bill for the purpose OF
retaining Its hold on the official positions.
The public services of Grover Cleveland
are depicted In glowing colors, and an era
OF increased prosperity to the country Is
guaranteed II his election Is assu red. 1t
claims that the voters In New York, Indi-
ana. New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware
and West Virginia will cast their ballots
Tor the Democratic nominees and turn the
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Reid addressed the final rally of the Re-
publicans OF this city this evening at Har-
manus Blocker Hall. which was taxed to
the utmost capacity. The meeting was
held under the auspices of the Foundry
mems Protective League. Reid received an
enthusiastic reception, and in his speech dis
cussed, among other things, the labor ques-
tion, the tariff and State bank currency
icen
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The Turicck Accident.

MODESTO. Nov. An inquest was held
to-day on the remains OF the laboring man,
Nat Muck, who was horribly mangled near
Turloek last evening by a passenger engine.
He was aged about 80 and has relatives at
Wheatlnnd. Three laboring men testified
that the man was deaf aud paid no heed to
the danger whistle.
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BUFFERS sENTE jCED.
Long Terms OF Imprisonment Inflicted
on Illegal Voters.

on Illegal Voters.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The trial of John
Kearney and John Griffin, charged with
colonzng voters, was concluded to-day
Griffin being sentenced to three years and
ten months at hard labor and kearney was
remanded until Mo nday.
About all of the dwellers on Randalls
Island charged with false registration were
admitted to bail in the sum OF $1,000 each.
George c. Holland and William Green,
colored, both of Harlem, pleaded guilty to
false registration to-day and were each
sentenced 10 two years in the penitentiary.
Twelve hundred United States Deputy
Marshals were sworn in to-day for duty at
the polls on next Tuesday.
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ROYAL Rurial Of Wnrtamh.re

STUTTGART, Nov. 4.-The funeral OF the
Dowager Queen of Wurtemberg, who died
October 50, took place to-day. In the pro-
cession from the palace to the church Em-
peror William walked beside King William
of Nuremberg Court Chaplain Schmidt
delivered the funeral grafton. After the
ceremonies King William of Wurtemberg
and relatives of the dead dowager descended
into the vault, where the remains were de-
posted.
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THE IAMs CASE.

Night.
PITTsDURG, Nov. 4.-Finai arguments in
the lams case were heard this morning and
Judge Porter delivered his charge to the
jury.
The charge was strongly favorable 10 the
accused, the court holding the jury could
not find Colonies Hawkins aud Streator
guilty OF assault If they acted under orders
OF superior officers, nor under any circum-
stances unless 1ams' punishment was in
fcted unlawfully and maliciously.
Up 10 late hour tonight the jury had
not agreed upon verdict.
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Funeral of Young Kittrell.

MODESTO, Nov. 4,-The funeral of tho
late Byron G. Kittrell, who was accidentally
shot in the head and killed by his fiancee,
Miss Annie Veazy. Wednesday last, while
shooting at target, took place this after
noon. 1t was very largely attended and
the casket was completely covered with
floral tributes Of loving friends. The young
lady has been Frustrated with grief since
tha sad affair
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INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED TO OFFICERS.
Federal Supervisors to Be Supported by
the Government


NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Charles NJ. Den
nison, Chief Supervisor of Elections for the
Northern District Of New York, has issnec
his final instructions to the Supervisors of
Elections appointed to serve at the election
on November 8. OF which the following Is
part: The extraordinary pronuncialnento
issued by William 4. Sheehan. chairman of
the Democratic State Campaign Committee,
directing Democrats TO prevent the Super
vlsorS of Election and United States Deputy
Marshals from performing any of their
duties inside the gnard-rail on election day,
is revolutionary. Frequent convictions
have been had In Federal Courts of persons
who have committed offenses of the same
nature as now advised by Sheehan. In view
of these convictions, IL seems hardly possi-
bic that any person will attempt 10 follow
Gresham's orders; but fearing such at
tempts, i again Instruct the Supervisors Of
Election to 90 Inside the guard rail on cleo
tion day and remain there, before or be-
hind the t-boxes, as they deem best.
until the voting is done, the votes canvassed.
the returns made and the Board OF Election
Inspectors adjourns."
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THE SULTAN'S DOCTOR,
His Arrest Caused by His Revengeful
Wife

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. 4.-Navroyeni
Pssha, the SuItan's favorite physician, has
been arrested In consequence of his re-
vengeful wife sending the Sultan her hus-
bands diary, In which daily notes were
made OF the variable conditions Of the Sui
tan's mind. Navroyeni Pasha had been the
trusted friend and confidant of the Sultan
since the latter's childhood. He married
French Jewess, whose scaDdaIous life twice
involved him in disgrace and finally CON-
PEELED him to apply for divorce.
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Acted Within Its Right.

LASCING. Mich. Nov. 4.-The Supreme
Cour. to-day denied the mandamus asked
for by d. J. Campo, chairman OF tie Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, 10 compel
the Detroit Common Council to rescind the
appointment Of election inspectors in that
city. The court holds the council had full
power in the matter.
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Yesterday was the last day Of the great
flower show. 1t has been found to be the
most satisfactory and successful exhibition
ever held under the auspices of the Califor-
MIA State Floral Society and they look for
ward 10 their future festivals with wed
cheer. encouraged by the liberal patronage
bestowed in the past by the general public.
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"A MISSING MINE-owNER.

W. B. Britton Of San Francisco Looking for
Lost Friend
New YORK, Nov. 4-W. b. Britton OF
San Francisco to-day asked the Central
Police Office to make search Of the city
for Charles Gill Of South Africa. who mys-
teriously vanished from cheap hotel on
West street. near Mention.
Gill Is wealthy mine owner and at the
time OF his disappearance Is said to have
had 100000 in his possession. The police
think Gill may have gone to Philadelphia.
where he has relatives living. The missing
man. who is 5S years old, is cripple and
uees crutcbes
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Could Not Couvict the slopg.rs.

PORTLAND, Nov. 4. Argument in the
case Of William Smith Of Boston and Will
liam Maber of Australia, jointly indicted
for engaging in prize-fght before the Pas
time Athletic Club In this city on Septem.
Der 90 was concluded in the State Circuit
Court to-day. The jury returned a verdict
of not guilty. The indictments against
Jack Dempsey and others will be dt smlssed.
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TIE ELECTORAL VOTE.
How Both Parties Claim the State VIII
Go.

New YORK, Nov. 4-From a seml-official
source this table OF Republican expecta-
tiOns has been obtained: Alabama, II;
Colorado, 4; Illinois. "a; Iowa, 13; Michi-
gan. s; Nebraska, s; New York, So; Ohio,
%; Pennsylvania. 80; South Dakota, 3;
Washington, 4; Wisconsin, II; California,
9; Idaho. g.; Indiana, 10; Massachusetts,
10; Minnesota. 9; New Hampshire, 4 !;
North Dakota, 8; Oregon. 4 Rhode Island.
4; Vermont. 4; West Virginia. 6. Total
254
A member Of the Democratic national
committee has prepared this statement of
the electoral votes the Cleveland managers
expect TO obtain: Solid South, 159; New
York, Sc; Indiana, 10; New Jersey, 10;
Connecticut. 6; Michigan. 6; Wisconsin. II.
Total-244
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Stole a Bicycle,

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4-This afternoon
John Har!zel was sentenced by Judge Cat
lin to serve two years at Folsom for stealing
bicycle from NJ. NJ. Kimball last month";
He had rented the machine and shipped it
to Reno. where he was arrested when he
called for it,
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Fraudulently pisnnsaa OF

New YORK, Nov. 4. 4.-Judge Bookstaver
of-the Court OF Common Pleas signed
an order this afternoon by which 1t
appears that he thinks $4,000 of
the assets OF Burkhalter 81 Co.,
grocery firm. who recently made an assign
ment, were fraudulently disposed OF.
TweDty-four persons have been ordered to
appear for examination.
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Cornell Students Glad.

ITHACA, n. Y. Nov. 4.-Papers were
served on thirty five Republican students
of Cornell University, who have registered
In Ithaca, ordering them to appear before
Judge Bradley Of the Supreme Court at
Corning, n. Y. Saturday, to show cause
why their names should not be stricken
from the registry lists. Writs of mandam-
us were also served on the Boards of Reg
istration.
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The Boston Ranch ENLARGED.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 4.-The Boston Ranch
Company. in FL Caion Valley. has added
200 acres of wild land to It's already large
tract. and will plant to vines. A large
storage reservoir is to be constructed for
the fume water to irrigate each tract.
Their first experiment with vine irrigation
nearly doubled the crop this year.
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Opium sejzed at Oroville.

ORovILLE. Nov. Al. NJ. Magee. Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector of this district.
made seizure here yesterday OF $1,000
worth opium. A Chlnaman was bringing
the opium from Chico on the stage and Mr..
Magee got on board as passenger. He saw
the Chuaman was trying TO avoid him, so
he stopped the stage and searched his bag
gage, finding the opium.
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there was conspiracy to assassinate Carey,
anu blanchett and another member OF the
gang mad been told off to do the work.
posse tonight went to an apartment
mouse at 2i0 West Fortieth street and ar
rested Ten professional thieves in afat oc-
euplen by woman named Edwards.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORY ASSURED.
The Republican National Committee San
Rulne Of the Rasult.

guine Of the Result.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The following is
synopsis of circular issued to-day from
the Republican national headquarters:
There has come TO the Republican CON-
mittee intim alton that the reserve crop of
campaign lies for issuance the day before
election is very prolific, nd unusually sem
sattonal articles are to be published, pre-
senting what purports to be facts from all
che Western States for publication in the
East, and vice versa, when too late to be
contradicted, that shall have the intended
effect at the last moment Of influencing a
large number Of men who are always will
ing and anxious TO be on the winning side
They are to claim everything in the East
and give over the West solidly to the Weaver
electoral vote. Carefully prepared tables
will be published that shall go to prove
their assertions and demonstrate that the
election OF Cleveland is beyond stion,
Republicans all over the land should be
prepared for such action, and should dis
credit all claims not based upon sure in-
formation, and the more sensational
She story the more it should
be discredited. The Irish American
vote is to have careful consideration and
roorbaeks OF the most sensational character
EIo tO Dc puDlSneQ. 1Ne sentiment OIL the
race Is to be worked for all it Is worth, and
several prominent Irish Americans, who
are as firm Republicans as the head Of the
ticket himself, will be quoted as having at
the last moment turned to the apostle of
English interests, and deserving protection
and honest money for false god, free trade
and wildcat currency. Be on your guard.
Believe only that which is consonant with
common-sense or accompanied by unim-
peachabe testimony, and do not change
convictions that come by honest thought.
but vote as your conscience dictates and as
you believe to be right. You have the
assurance of this committee, based upon
confidential and reliable information all
over the country. that the nominees of the
Republican party Will be elected by con-
stitutional majority that shall be beyond all
question"
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NEIL RESPITED.
Ihe Home Secretary Grants the Woman
Murderer a Weeks Tms

IAe Home Secretary Grants the Woman
Murderer a Weeks Time.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Thomas Cream Neil.
the woman poisoner, convicted OF murder
and under sentence OF death. who was TO
be hanged on Tuesday next, has been re-
spited for one week.
Home Secretary Asquith intimates that
respite is granted solely TO give time for the
receipt of certain documents from America
supposed TO have material bearing
on the case. Should. however. the
result OF the inquiry be adverse
TO the prisoner the law must take it's course
The news of the respite impaired to Nein
renewed confidence
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MERCER ACQUITTED.
The Canadian Ex-Premier Receives an En-.
thusiestic Ovation

thusisstic Ovation.
QUEBEC, Nov. 4.-The jury in the Mercier
case to- night returned a verdict of Not
guilty."
There was q scene Of the widest excite
ment in the crowd around the court, when
the verdict was announced. AS the crowd
yelled four study fellows bearing ex- Premier
Mercer on their shoulders appeared and
headed procession to the residence of 4.
y. Lemeux, where Mercier thanked the
assemblage for the spontaneous evidence Of
their friendship
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THE PARIS FUND.
The French Bankers Decline to Release the
koney

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Monroe & Co., bankers
oil farls, who have in their possession the
money known as the Paris fund belonging
10 the Irish Parliamentary party, have writ
Ten letter TO Justin Mccarthy in which
they say they have consulted counsel in re-
gafd 10 The release OF the fund. and counsel
ADVISES them they cannot part with the
money unless authorized to do so by the
tribunal Of the Seine. No compromise be-
tween the two sections Of the Irish Parlia-
mehtary party regarding the disposition
Oh Tie iund. they add. can free them from
the responslb lity. Months may elapse be-
lore the Tribunal OF the Seine gives de-
cision in the matter.
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A DRUMMER ROBBED.
Daring Deeds Of Desperate on a Railroad
Train

Train.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. A daring robbery
occurred this evening on a train between
Omaha and Missouri Valley.
Masked desperadoes fred two shots at W.
g. Pollock. representing a New York
iewelry house, beat him In hor-
rible manner over the head and
face and then, seizng Pollock's sample
ease containing $4,000 worth OF jewelry,
jumped from the train and disappeared.
Pollock was brought TO this city, where he
now lies at a hotel suffering from two bull
let wounds and other injuries.
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Suicide of a Laborer.

HEALDsBURG. Nov &C. Andriazzi,
Swiss laborer of this city. committed suicide
to-day by swallowing a teaspoonful of
strychnine. He had for some time threat
ened to take his life. When found he had
two checks of 500 each aud about $40 in
cash in his pockets
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An American s.,,or Murssrs,

GENOA, Nov. 4.-The waiter who so
brutaliy murdered Frank Riley. one OF the
crew OF the United States ship Newark,
was to-day found guilty OF manslaug hter
and sentenced to twelve years and six
months imprisonment. together with In
demnity and costs
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NOT A MASSACRE.
Ihe Nature Of the Affair at Tomaset
Greatly Distorted.

IHe NatuFe Of the Affair at Iomasehico
Greatly Distorted.
CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 4.-Colonel Rami-
rez, who bore the brunt of the fight in
Tomaschico. has arrived here.
de says the affair has been greatly exag-
gerated. 1t is true that the Indians fought
heroically. but their force did not exceed
ninety. Entrenched in church they held
the troops at bay but were at last obliged
to fly
MANY crossed the border. Sixty Tomas-
chico Indians are at Guerrero receiving
kindly treatment by order of President
Dlaz The Indians express desire to-sub-
nit TO the Government.
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The Lady and the conerss,man.

DEDHAM, Mass. Nov. 4.-Late this
afternoon there WAS fled in the
Norfolk Registry an attachment
on the property OF CONGRESSMAN
Elijah A. Morse of Canton In the sum of
$4,000 by Mrs. Helen nj. Cougar of Lafay-
cite, Ind, the we'll known Prohibition
speaker.
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News From DshOmsy SUPPRESSED.

PARIS, Nov. 4.-Several newspapers here
assert that the Government has suppressed
part OF the news itreeeived from Dahomey.
Ihe sick list of the French force is heavy
owing TO the prevalence of fever. Colonel
Dodds will have to wait for REINFORCE
ments before he resumes operations against
the ID Dabomeyans.
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Delegates to the Monetary Meeting.

BERLIN. Nov. 4.-COupt Won Alvensefen.
German Minister to Belgium, DIR. Won Hase-
nap OF the Treasury Department and Herr
Hartine. director Of the Reiehs bank, have
been appointed delegates to the interna-
tlonal monetary conference at Brussels.
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Cyclone in the Caribbean SCI.

BALTIMORE, Nov. News has been re-
ceiyed here of terrible cyclone having
visited Old Providence and San Andrea, in
the Caribbean Sea, ON the 9th OF October.
prostrating houses and cocoanut planta-
tons and causing loss Of 100000.
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had no rest, was all broken up, nervous 20 the
highest degree aud nearly driven To q spair. AT
that time read about the CUTICCRA REMEDIES,
intended 10 try them, and dropped the doctors.
AJter applying CUTICURA had me qfSt niGh's reA
for several ICeekS Using the CUrIcURA, CUTICURA
SOAP and CuTICURA REsoLvENT with proper
judgment my condition improved slowly hut surely
day by day. until after three TO four months OF
them was cured. our minister, Rev. j. q. Per
rault, in Mandan, knows me and knows how l
suffered Any may write TO him and he VIII
certify to the truth of this testimonial.
Z. r. STEIN BRU Eek, Mand1n, North Dakota
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A TOTAL Loss.
The British Warship Howe Slowly Going to
Pieces

LONDON, Nov. A dispatch from Ferrol
yesterday evening stated that the British
warship Howe, which was stranded on
Ferrol bar. had been flonted. This morning
private dispatches say that the ship has not
been fioaied and total loss Is Inevitable
The vessel is falling over on the sSarboard
side and the decks are at such an angle that.
her guns are shifted against the starboard
buiwarks. Divers state that the keel is
destroyed and it would be impossible to
repair her.
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Vicicus Fight at Boiss.

BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 4.-Jack Williams of
Omaha was knocked out in four rounds by
Bud Appling, formerly of San Francisco.
The fight was a vicious one.
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Rioters tn Re Tried.

fIrTsBURG. Nov. 4-The trials of the
homestead rioters on the charge OF murder
VIII oegln next Wednesday. Sylvester
Crltehheld will be the first tried for the
murder of Jack Clifford.
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Ex- Consul RYDER Released.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 4-The King Of
Denmark has granted pardon to Henry b.
Ryder, the ex-Amercan Consul. senten ced
to prison for forgery, on condition that
Ryder leave the country.
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THROWN ON HIS HEAD.
Wen-Known Woodlander Meets With a
Serious Accident

WOODLAND, Nov. 4. - Louis Germes-
hausen was seriously, If not fatally injured,
In runaway accident this afternoon. The
team struck hitching-pOst on Main street,
throwing Germeshausen on his head on the
sidewalk. His left shoulder was broken,
his ear torn away and his head confused.
Physicians fear tn at he may have sustained
conclusion of the brain and think his condi-
ton critical The injured man is a we'll
known and highly respected citizen of
Woodland.
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THE NEW ORLEANS STRIKE.
Some Of the Unions Have Decided Not to Go
0ut

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The Amalga-
mated Council, at a meeting this afternoon
ordered general strike for to-morro W, bu
1t is believed that all the unions w not
join.
II the strike takes pla ce 1t will involve
the newspapers, the electric light CON-
panies, the bakers, streetcars and all other
branches of industry. and throw q. 900 men
out OF work.
The Typographical Union met to-day and
refused to go out on n general strike. The
car-drivers also refused.
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Planting to Lemons.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 4.-The lemon fever
catches many visitors. The latest is Mrs.
NJ. b. Tyler of Brooklyn. n. Y, who has
just bought fifty acres at La Mesa, a suburb
of this city, and all will be set to lemons.
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sehwatka's Remains.

PORTLAND, Nov 4.-The remains of
Lieutenant Schwatka were taken to Salem
this morning. The interment will take
place this afternoon.
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Noted Australian Dead.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 4.-Hon. Mr.. Mac
Balm, President OF the Legislative Council
OF Victoria, died to-day.
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4 Sninida,s Idantitr

STOCKTON. Nov. 4.-The unknown suicide
who shot himself in lodging house a. few
days ago was Henry Weideman, a Swiss.
He came here from Fresno.
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result in their favor. 1t concludes with
plea TO all Democrats to lay aside ali other
duties on election day and work for the sue
cess OF the party at the polls
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GEORGIA REGISTRATION LAWS.
The United States Court Declares Them
All to Be Illegal.

MACON, Ca, Nov. 4.-Aeting for Judge
Don Pardee. Judge Speer Of the United
States District Court has rendered a deeis-
ion declaring all the registration laws In
Georgia imperative. He asserts the law
in order to be constitutional must be uni
form. AS the present laws are all local
they. therefore, are unconstitutional The
effect of this decision is to make every man
in the State eligible upon taking an oath
that he has paid taxes.