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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Sat the election
In Indiana to-day there were four parties.
The republicans. democrats, populists and
prohibitionists all had electoral and state
tickets in the field. Two minor parties
also had candidates for congress In each
district and q county ticket In nearly
every county in the state. Al the time the
polls closed the indications pointed TO the
largest vote ever polled in the state. Re-
turns by precincts will be compared with
1890, whilo the comparison by counties
will be upon the vote of 1888. Comparison
with precincts with 1885 will be imprac-
ticable, for the reason that tho Australian
ballot law nearly doubles the number of
precincts. In 1880 the democrats carried
tho state by plurality of 1859.
Allen county gives Cleveland 4, 800 ma
jority, q gain Of no over 1883. Shelby
county gives Cleveland 500, q gain OF 26s
over 1888. l
ISDIANAPoIIs, Nov. Sporty precincts
outside OF the city give Harrison l,i7g.
Cleveland 3,5si, a net republican gain OF
27i; Chase, republican, for governor,
4.l47; Mathews, democrat, 3.5l2. This In
licates that the result in the state will be
very close. The estimates given on Fulton
county show 200 majority for the demo
cratic and national ticket, democratic
gain of no. The total vote in IL precincts
In Randolph county shows a net republl-
can gain over 1880 Of 2s5.
Returns up to midnight show that 70
precincts out of 2.9s3 outside of the city
give Harrison 7,2l7. Cleveland 6.2296, re-
publican gain of 267.
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BRUSSELS, Nov. e.-The king to-day
opened parliament i'm person. His
majesty drove from the palace to the
house Of parliament. The socialists were
alert and large numbers Of them gathered
from central points singing strongly the
"Marsellaisc" as the king passed along.
In speaking To the senate tho king alluded
to the proposed revision Of the constitu-
ton, saying he was convinced h Is to be
tho work OF concord. wisdom and pro-
gress. His majesty referred to the general
commercial depression which he declared
had been made worse by rigorous pro-
tectivc tariff. Nevertheless there was no
diminution in tho country's production or
her commercial activity. For outlets of
commerce new markets are being discov-
cred. When the king concluded, Jansen
aud Ferron. radical deputies for Brussels,
rose from their seats and shouted, "Long
live universal suffrage" As the king re-
turned to the palace and the civic guards
were returning To their depots, band OF
socialists followed them shouting for uni
versal suffrage.
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MINNIE ESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. Sowing to the strength
Of the farmers alliance and the success OF
the peoples party in the state, Minnesota
this year was fighting ground for the
presidential campaign. This has been
more so since the democratic leaders en-
dorsed four electors Of the peoples party.
All three parties fought Tor the seven con.
grcssionnl districts also. The weather all
over the state to-day was clear and so far
MS reported tho vote cast was the fullest
ever known.
ST. PAUL, Nov. s.-Sevcn precincts for
governor give Nelson. republican. 37l ;
Lawlcr. democrat, 90; Donnclly, popu.
list, 3s7. The same precincts In 1891
gave Merriam, republican. $50; Wilson.
democrat. 2l9; Owen, alliance. ~.
Sr. PAUL, Nov. s.-Tcn precincts out
side Of the city give Harrison co.. Cleye-
land IA. Weaver Is. Tho fusion votc is
not given in all precincts, but three Of
these ton reported 1.osi votes for tho
fusion candidates. The same precincts i'm
1888 gave Harrison 40. Cleveland 3's.
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Is 10 be heard from Is likely to cut down
the democratic gains in the country dis
tricts. Chicago and Cook county will givo
Cleveland and Stevenson and Alteold
not less than 1900 plurality, which
will probably more than offset the rcpui,.
lican majority In the country precincts, as
the country thus far has shown the Harri-
son vote TO he less than In 1898. when hc
had n plurality of - ,oW in tho state. Two
hundred and twenty precincts In the state
outside Of Chicago ,.re Harrison ~ 80.
Cleveland 3, ,sS5. The same precincts in
1883 gave Harrison 3s,.is, Cleveland 81
SOS. 20 Cleveland's net gain is 1,s2s.
Tho city press association claims that
300 precincts out of Ga3 i'm Chicago give
Cleveland 9',S44; Harrison, 6a.lao. This
gives Cleveland lead of 2s,isi thus far in
Cook county. Har, ison's plurality In tho
state outside Of Cook county in lsss was
q 900. and the county returns thus FAR
show falling of i.s33 in 300 0precincts. II
would seem that the result must bc very
close, probably not over 5000 for Cleyc-
land. Tho democrats have probably
elected both congres smen at large and
carried not less than 10 of the 20 congress-
ioual districts.
At 3 a. m. Illinois Is believed TO bc cer-
tainly safe for Cleveland by from 700 To
lo.0oo majority.
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SOME OF The FIGURES
Anaconda Sure Of q Place In the Cap.
ital Race.
THE RETURNS THAT ARE IN
Totals for Each City In the Race
on 25,OCO Votes Thus
Far Eaported and
Counted.

At nearly every precinct in Montana tho
capital question proved to be tho exciting
issue In yesterdays election. From the
figures at hand IL Is not easy 10 say how
the battle went. Returns from many i'm
portant precincts are lacking; IL develops
that In many instances tho national ticket
and the state vote were counted first.
Bozcman has cut into Hclena's strcngtl,
so pcrueptibly in many sections Of Eastern
Montan, that any estimate on tho total
vote pollcd for the temporary capital Is
matter OF conjecture. The figures given
this morning show the vote Of Butte and
Anaconda in their respective strongholds.
The STANDARD gives this morning those
figures only which represent the actual
count. without attempting to make calcu-
la:ions OH precincts not yet heard from.
The total vote thus far accounted for is
2i.67a. Under these returns The seven
cities in the race show the following
totals.
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Ready for q Railroad War.

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-On the 5th instant
representatives Of the Santa fe. Burlins-
ton, Rock Island. Rio Grande Western,
Denver q Rio Grande. Colorado Midland
and Burlington q Missouri River rail-
roads met at Denver and appointed .
committee To confer with General Pass
engcr Agent Lomax Of the Union Pacific
aud to demand . modification of existing
circulars on interchange Of business.
which practically shuts tho complaining
roads out of large stretch Of territory In
tho far West, and report nj meeting In
Chicago on the 18th. II such modification
is not secured their roads agree 10 discon-
tinue business relations with tho Union
Pacific. This means these lines are ready
for a very big war In passenger business.
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NEW JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. s.-Throuchout the
state Of New Jersey the poll Of votes was
very heavy and tho amount Of scratching
Unprecedented. The voters Of both par.
ties. ms a rule. voted the head Of their
ticket straight, but for governor and other
candidates tho vote is mixed and very con.
fusing. The Reading combine bill was an
important factor in the election and in
different sections local influences counted
for more than party fcalty. There were
few incidents Of an un,owarl nature dur
ing tho day.
TRENTON. n. J., Nov. s.-Not half of the
election districts of tho state have been
heard from mt II p. m. A careful esti-
matc gives Cleveland 1890. H,' rison, TO-.
600.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Tbe Tribune bullc-
tin says the indications are that Cleveland
carried New Jersey.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. s.--At the close OF
the poles the total vote in many precincts
showed falling of from the registration
figures. One cause of the trouble was n
lack Of ballot boxes Of the sire sufficient
to hold the ballots, and lack OF knoel-
edge Of the Australian ballot Law. Tho
election passed Oft very quietly. though 20
arrests were made b, United States dep
uty msrshals for a,iemp, AT Illegal voting
and for brceches OF the peace. II is es'i-
mated that the total vote OF tho city will
bc 60,0D. The new ballog law was gen
orally satisfactory.
SAN Francisco. Nov. s.-The count is
progressing very slow in san Francisco,
and ,hero will probably be no returns
from hero until late tomorrow.
A. 3 a. m. the chairman of tho repub.
iican state committee comedies the state
TO Cleveland by 700 plurality.
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TO-DAY is what has been
known in London for centuries
as Lord Mayors Day.
In our day this annual pro-
cession which passes through
London to Westminster every
9th Of November, when the Lord
Mayor is sworn into Office with
medieval pomp and pagcantry
seems ludicrous enough. 1t re-
calls. however, the struggle Of
trade for the assertion of its
rights against the dcspotism OF
power.
We do not know of any other
stores in this city where man or
boy can better be completely
clothed from head to foot. 1t is
often an advantage to have ones
shopping condensed as it may be
done at our place. especially when
only good things are dealt in
The character of our clothing
has been raised steadily year by
year until now our new trade in
mems clothing comes chiefly from
former wearers of custom clio TIL
ing. OF course our prices must
be below custom rates. $50 to S so
buys thoroughly satisfactory
Overcoat or Suit made up in latest
style, cut and trimmed as good
as the best.
1t goes without saying that
with our large outfit and ample
facilities We do not permit our
selves to be surpassed either in
the qualities or prices of furnish
ing goods, hats or shoes.
Boys and children's clothing in
all grades and styles.
Cans & Klein
MAIN STREET. BUTTE.
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STREET CAR MEN STRIKE.
Columbus. Ohio. Has Troubis-Ns Street
Cara Running.

CoLuMBrs. Ohio. Nov. s.-An lines of
the street railway company were tied up
this morning by strike Of conductors
and motor men. Tho cause of
the strike is the discharge Of q conductor
who refused To take q mutilatetl dime
from a passenger, as the company makes
conductors stand the loss on mutilatesl
coins. The trouble which has been brow
ing between the men and management
for some time Is believed to have prccipi-
tatcd the strike, which was n surprise to
the company and citizens. The company
will try to run the cars with non-union men,
but the police are all at the polls and il 10
believed that tho strikers would resist any
attempt to take out cars.
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MARsHALs AND POLICE.
They Have . Merry War OF 10 In Psugh.
keepsie.

POCGHHEEPsIE, Y. Y. Nov. ga quar-
rel broke out at the Seventh ward pollihg
place here between the city police and
United States marshals. II resulted first
in FREQ fight and then in the arrest Of
tho marshais. some four or Ave In number
They were takoa before the recorsle "a nd
admitted 10 nail. The marshals then went
up before United States Commissioners
Hunter and swore out warrants for the ar.
rest of the police. Three Of them. inc!ud-
ing the CHIEF. were brought before ths
commissioner. who held them to await
the action Of the grand jury. In the scrim-
mage the chief os police drew . revolver
on n marshal and threatened to shoot un-
lcss he surrendered. Edward B. Osborne,
senator from this district. had 70 swear In
his vote. A warrant for his arrest was inn
mediatcly afterwards procured.
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publican gain Of III. In Monroe county
tho republicans gain III. In Clearficid
county Cleveland has about 800 plurality
q republican gain Of 90. In Fulton ccunty
Cleveland has 32S plurality, . democratic
gain Of %. In Bcrks county Clevchnd's
plurality 10 500, democratic gain OF b2i.
Snyder county gives Harrison q plurality
Of 500, democratic gain OF 81.
Tho official count Ii progressing very
slowly, owing to the complicated ballot
state ticket Il 10 generally conceded that
General Lilly and Major McDowdl, rc-
publican candidates for congrcssmsn.at'
large, and John Dean for supreme court
will be given . heavy majority. OF Phtla'
delphia's five congressional districts the
republicans carried tho First, Socond
Fourth and Fifth. Tho greatest Interest
In ccntered In the Third, Samuel Randall'
old district. Though heavily democratic
Il 10 conceded Il has been carried by the
present incumbent, A. T. McAieer, who
was endorsed by tine republicans and inde
pcndents.
Bourke county gives Cleveland ma
jority Of 5000, a democratic gain over lses
of coo.
PHILADELrniA, Nov. s.-Returns from
- out of 67 counties show o gain fol
Cleveland Of 4.ao.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. s.-Thc election
absorbed Homestead to-day to the cxclu
sion of the strike and all other matters o
interest. Tho voting was not so large a.
in former years, as many persons have
moved away. II was distinguished by 9
large amount of cutting of both tho mn
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. Nov. ga much heavier vote
was cast in Nebraska than ANTICIPATED 10y
the campaign managers Of all parties.
fully three quarters OF the democratic
vote was thrown to the Weaver electors.
so the direct vote for Harrison cuts very
little figure. Returns are coming In slow.
and il will be 10 hours before the vote can
be shown. but the figures largely Indicate
the success Of the Weaver electors.
LINCOLN, Nov. s.-A dozen precincts
outside of this county received up To II y.
IN. show q general purpose Oh the part oi
the democrats to vote for the Weaver
electors. but no estimates can be made on
the state ticket other than slight falling
of Of the independent vote. Bryan.
democrat, is elected to congress IN the
First district.
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Killed the whole Family.

DASvILLE. Ky.. Nov. 8. Allison Owens,
son of DIR. ID. Owens, . well-to-do citizen
of Clinton county. arose from his bed and
after removing his young child to another
room, returned with an axe and murdered
his wife. Then with . rnxor he slashed
his throat twice. making wounds which
will probably result fatally. He Became
insane through brooding over the scci-
dental death Of q favorite child.
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Mrx. Parnell.s E.tate.

LONDON. Nov. s.-AIrs. Catherine Par
nell. widow of the late Charles Stewart
Parncll. has obtained under her own Pc
tition receiving order from the Brighton
court. She will make full statement Of
her affairs Thursday. II IL not believed
that Mrs. Parncll il bankrupt, but that
she has taken action to protect herself
against claims made against her own CO.
tate and that OF her late husband.
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Tariff Reform Sweeps New York, New
Jersey and Probably Illinois.
INDIANA IS VERY CLOSE
Nevada Goes for Weaver, and So, Il Is
Believed, Does Nebraska.
RETURNS SLOW IN COMING
The Republicans Still Claiming
Harrison, But All the lndIca-
tions Arc Decidedly
Against Him.

At O'Clock this morning il Is absolutely
certain that Cleveland has carried New
York and New Jersey and reasonably GER
tain that he has carried Connecticut and
Illinois. Indiana is in dispute. Little is
known of Michigan. Enough las been
ascertained to leave very little doubt OF
Cicveland's election. although II is barely
possible that il may be thrown into tho
house of representatives, since Nebraska
and Nevada seem TO have gone to Weaver.
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IOWA.

DEs MoINEs, Nov. s.-No dist urbanccs
were reported during the day and tho in
dicat:ons point to nu unusually large vote.
The weather was clear and cool and all
parts Of the state report an increased
vote. II is reported tina. the number of
defective ballots in the city owing to ig-
noranoc of the Australian system reached
hundred and IL the same proportion is
true of the state II is likely TO have quite n
large influence on the result. The
chances arc, however. that all parties will
be equally affected. Notw outstanding
this the Law is u success and everybody
Is pleased with its workings.
Tweuty-sevcn precincts give Harrison
2:rs}, Cleveland 3,.s), Bidwcli 60, Weaver
-. n net democratic gain OF ll1.
Sioux City, Nov. s.-Deiinite figures in
the election arc not to be had tonight. In.
dications are that the Eleventh district has
gwen Harrison majority and that Con-
rcssman Perkins has been reelected
b. the republicans. The city polled about
s. per cent. of tho registered vote. and APP
nrcntly made republican gains. The
Australian ballot retards the count.
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NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK. Nov. s.-The total vo,c for
prcsi,,ent i'm This city with ,hrce o,ec,iop
districts is estimated as follows. Glove.
land ia sso. Harrison o, 7so. pl,rali,v for
Cleveland. 5s 1OO.
Long Island Citv-f;,v- copplotc ujyos
Cleveland 25a;. Harrison .. I33.
Troy. complctc. gives Cleveland $3.50.
Harrison b.b.a. 7, Isss II rave (IcveIonI
3G3. Harrison a. s5e.
The citv of Wotertown. Jefferson county.
complete gives Cleveland .-6s Harrison
nae. In 1888 The .oyn rave CIevcland
ae,. Harrison
Fssex coun,y viii, -. ,,;str;cts u,ss;no
y,ves Cleveland oco3 ryar,ison 2 ess. In
Isss. with the s,,pc ,,,strt,.,. mt n ,ave
Cleveland bn5 Hart, 80
Orleans county cor,rJ..,, .,iv.s Glove.
land ? osi Uarriso, A..
Fight hundrcd and n ia, s,.,-,,.,. mn. aida
os New Work and Rroo,k,v, gi,.o (,lovoInrd
o. IIo. Harrison. IIs.1e The a,mc dI..
,r;cts in tsss oaye (.,oyoI.,d ioa s,,. uar
risop Ios auo
New York CITY com,Ie.o gives Clcve,a nd
IA sex. Harrison es IN CI.,el, me-
majority. 56.Ia,.
Tho totaI vote for ,uavor In Nan yort
city is. Cilr,v. 1od 0so. E;us,ein q, s.s.
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Row with tn. indians.

PHoENIx. Arix.. Nov. s.--A large band Of
Yaqui Indians attacked the hacienda Of
Alexander Lacy near Ortiz station. So
nora. Mexico. Lacy defended the place
aud finally drove the Indians OF after
they wounded Mrs. Lacy. They killed
two Yaqui servants and compelled 81
others TO accompany them. The soldiers
are In pursuit.
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New Orieap. In Darkness.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s.-The city vas
thrown into absolute darkness tonight.
the electric light workers deciding to strike
in sympathy with their fellow-laborers.
The situation Is considered grave. and
conferences are being held by the officials.
Owing TO the elections the merchants
made no move.
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Boulder, 4; Helena, IL; Anaconda, Q;
Butte, II.
Helena-Helena. 3,479; Anaconda, g.;
Bozcman. 81; Butte, 20: Great Falls, 20;
Boulder, &; Deer Lodge,
Yellowstone county: Billings: Ana
conda, II Butte, 35; Boulder, 8; Bose
man. Is; Great Falls, 4; Helena, 15s.
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Something that will interest you after
tc.day's election. New suitings. Remem-
Der that Connells is the place to get your
suits made. They have just received new
fall suitngs. 60 and SEQ them.
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Get your election bots paid at Connelrs.
Did y,u win new hat? Then get one of
the new ones, the Bennett, Christy OF tho
Montana. Any one Of them for 81.
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Noi .luAiiliesl.

PARIS. Nov. s.-Judicial inqui ~ into
the affairs of the Panama Canal company
resulted in a decision tina, the prosecution
of its directors is not justified.
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PENN SYINANiA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.-All comparison
will be made with the vote Of 1858. Pike
county gives Cleveland eI5 plurality, a re-