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INDIAN CITIZENSHIP.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. a.-The Con
pecticut Indian association held its bu-i-
ness meeting here YESTERDAY. Officers were
elected and resolutions adopted that there
should be a strict application OF civil ser
vice rules to all appointments Ia the ln-
dian service; against the sale OF fntoxica-
ting liquors among the Indians. with besvs
penalties therefor, and for an increase OF
Indian appropriations.
Indian Commissioner Morgan delivered
an address on the Indian crisis. in which
be said: There is danger that cltizen-
ship will be thrust upon these people be-
fore thev are prepared for IL, and that they
will thus become the prey OF evil forces
that are let loose npon them and that al.
most inevitably surround them in tbsil
present condition.
There Is danger that the schsms of
education which has grown mp In the
past, and has been mold-d and brought
into shape. energiz-d aud so greatly en-
isrged within the is-t three years. may be
checked in lis benrfcrBt work.
There j. danger that the efforts ts
purity the iudiaa. lift him out Of politics
and place BIN upon the firm basis of jus
tice and Of business mcihosis will be
thwartsd by those who are interested Ia
keeping he old system OF n.ing the lpdiAr
servic. for personal, political and ethsI
mercenary meaus."
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-10

NEW YoZK, Nov. s-In an extra edition
The Mail and Express edIsorially comedies
Cleveland's election and the probability
Of a Democratic majority in the federal
senate. The Mail and Express says in its
news summary:
'The Democrats will control the next
house Of representatives, but their ma
jority will be reduced nearly 100, leaving
them a majority estimated from forty to
fifty The Republicans in New York state
gain four congressman by late advices.
With a number of districts still to hear
from the Republicans have 135 members
in the house. the Democrats, $50, aud the
PEOPLES party ten."
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SHUT DOWN.

ELwooD. Ind, Nov. 9-Following close
upon the heels of the news of the election
of Cleveland came the report that the
American Tin Plate factory had shut
down, without assigning any cause there
for. Circulars were posted today stating
that the factory would shut down on
Wednesday, Nov 9 at O'Clock, aud that
the employees would he paid their claims
next Saturday. The Diamond plate glass
factory will close operations on Nov. II
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CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-Telegrams aud
callers literally poured into Mr. Cleve-
lands residence this morning. The bell
was kept ringing from o'cl Jck r. m by
messenger boys and visitors, bat the next
president slept calmly through il all, hav-
ing left word that he was not TO be dis
turbed under any circumstances. Nh.
Cleveland had much need OF rest. l. was
nearly 5 o'clock this morning before lie re-
tired
Mr. o'BriAn, Mr.. Cleveiand's private
secretary. said thai Mrs Cleveland wss
elated IL her own og!eE way AT the resuit
OF he ballot. and that she had receive.
congratulations from several OF her Iady
iriend>. AIRS. Cleveland WAS the central
figure OF a group OF distinguished people
Ia her drawing room late last night w .ts
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CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Returns up TO
noon indicated the election of the C.eve-
land electors by sbont ), go plurality. The
Republicans claim tina; tie congressional
delegation Will stand three Republicans
and four Democrats. The Democrats
claim to have elected all the copgressmea
excepting in the Third district. The leg
stature i claimed hy both parties.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. a-i265 out OF 2i99
precincts give Harrison 1853. Cleveland
S. oa3 and Weaver Is 553.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 9-The vote in
this state, with one town missing, gives
Cleveland S2,4os, Harrison 76,9s9. Weaver
1894. scattering 1905. Cleveland's plurality
is 5,417 Four years ago it was 1856. The en-
tire Democratic ticket is probably elected.
Speery. Democrat. is reelected to congress
from the First district: Piggott, Demo
crat, in the Second; Russell. Republican.
in the Third, and Forest. Democrat, is re-
elected in the Fourth. The state senate is
a tie, and the Republicans have about
twenty five majority in the house.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov 9.-The Repub-
licans admit the election of Peck, Demo.
crat, for governor, by small majority,
aud that the electoral vote goes to Cleve-
land Four of the ten congressman prob
ably are Republican. The legislature is
Democratic aud Democrat will succeed
Senator Sawyer.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. o-Chairman Wall
say that Cleveland and Peck are elected
by abont l., 2,000. The returns are i'll COM
plete. but the remainder will not make
any material difference.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9-The SertinePs
figures from 63 counties, partly estimated,
give net Democratic plurality of 1.94S
The couuties still to hear from will likely
increase this few hundred.
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IOWA

DEs MONIES, Nov. 9.-On a comparison
of the vote so far returned with last
year, when Boies carried the state by a
plurality OF 5000 Iowa will give the Re-
publican ticket 5000 plurality. Compared
with four years ago there Is loss for Har-
rison, " hIch aggregates for the state about
6,COO. The whole Republican ticket is
elected by pluralities nearly the same as
the national ticket. In congressional dis
tricts the Republicans claim ten districts
out of eleven.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 9.-Full returns
from ali parts of the state show the elec-
ton of the Democratic congressional
ticket. Every district Of the state sends 4
Democrat TO congress. The great fight of
the day was in the Tenth district, whcrs
Watson was showed under by more than
5000 majority. The campaign in the
Tenth district was the most bitter ever
known in Georgia.
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NEBRASKA

OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Incomplete returns in
dlcate that Harrison has carried the state
by a slight plurality. The Democrats ad-
nit the election of Crouuse, Republican,
for governor, by 5000 to 10000. The Re-
publicans elect two congressman. The
populists re-elect KEN ana Mckeigan. The
other two districts are in doubt.
OMAHA, Nov. 9.-Thirty-nine counties in
Nebraska give Harrison 50. 70S, Cleveland
IL, 1876 and Weaver 33, 1S7 This indicates
hat Hsrrisou will carry the state by at
least 2 800 plurality.
OMAHA Nov 9-Returns are coming in
slowly. The indications are that Harrison
and Weaver are running close. Both sides
claim the state.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov 9-Massachusetts has
chosen Harrison electors by good plural
ity. The Republicans claim the defeat of
Russell and the success of Halle and the
entire Republican state ticket. The DEM
ocratic state committee claims Russells
election 10y 1,500 TO 1000.
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MICHIGAN,

DETROIT, Nov. 9.-The returns are still
SO meagre that no definite figures can be
given. The Free Press DsmocraU how
ever comedies the election of the entire
Republican ticket. excepting Ellis for at
torney general and Munton for associate
justice of the supreme court, upon whom
the Democrats and Peoples party fused.
The electoral vote is badly split up The
Democrats claim six electors and the Re-
publicans claim nine. The congressional
ticket stands three in doubt, three Demo
Gratis and six Republicans. Both parties
claim the legislature.
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 9-The chairman
of the Republican state committee con-
ce,les the election Of Osborne for governor,
Clark for supreme judge, and thinks that
Clark for Congress will pull through with
900 ma jority. He claims the legislature on
joint ballot and the Harrison electors by
800 majority.
Chairman Newell of the Democratic
committee Saws that the electoral vote will
require the official count, and that the ma
jority will not be over 100 either way.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEArHER BUREAU.
nRpARTAEEyT or AGRfcTYrrTyR

UEPARTMENI OF AGRICULTURAL
WICHITA, Kan. Nov. 9. ls0a
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and nearly stationary tempsraturs
until Friday night.
During the past - hours the highest
temperature was 4Ss. the lowest So
and the mean 40. with clearing cold
weather, fresh northwest wind and high
barometer.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month OF November
has been 4oe. and for the 9th day 39e.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 0-The following
are the Indications until 8 p. m. Fri
day:
For Kansas-Fair; slightly warmer. and
winds becoming sout herly.
For Missouri-Fair; slightly warmer;
winds becoming southerly.
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MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 9-The count in
Minnesota progresses exceediualy slow.
Returns received up to 8 O'Clock indicate
that Harrison has prcbabl ali the Mime
sofa electors The fusion electors are run
ming behind the regular Democratic
ticket. la the First congressional district
Harris, Democrat, is probably elected by
300 plurality. la the Fifth district
Fletcher, Republican, is probably electsd.
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SNOW

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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va. Nov. 9.-Meagre re-
turns have been received from West
Virginia, but they indicate that the Re
publicaas have carried the state. though
the Democrats do not concede it. No de-
finite figures eau be given on the state
ticket before tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Nov 9-Commissioner
Mason this afternoon received q telegram
from Wheeling. W. Va, Indicating the
election of Davis, the Republican candi-
date for governor, beyond q reasonable
doubt, and the probable success of the
Harrison electors.
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IuRE WINNERS.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. e-winps,si
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Dots
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He wen, a n,ie IN 2.6s fat today.
ST LoUIs. Nov. 9-1he Western Turf
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spent 10 revising the rsles.
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SOtiIH DAKOTA.

YASKToN, 5. D., Nov. 9.-The chairman
of tue state central committee claims the
state for the Republican national aud con-
gressloual tickets by $500 plurality. The
legislature viii probably be Republican.
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 9.-Harrison will
probably carry Oregon by 70o0.
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov 9.-The Democrat
ic central committee comedies the election
OF three Harrison electors in Oregon, but
claims the election of the Weaver elector
who was indorsed by the Democrats
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TAFN FoR IAMMANY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-After learning the
result of the election Don ~ Dickinson.
chairman of the national Democratic exec
utive committee. today sent the following
to Mr.. Croker. the Tammany hall chief
tain:
Il cannot retire without expressing to
you my sincere and profound appreciation
of your untiriug devotion to the national
ticket, of your sleepless vigilance and en-
thUSiasm, and earnest aud painstaking
care OF It's interests throughout the cssm-
paign, extending from the nomination at
Chicago 20 this its triumphant close. ]
know well tn t the result, SO largely due
TO you and to loyal Tammany hall. gives
to You as much as TO others, unailoyed
pleasure, and / congratulate YOU"
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OKLAHOMA.

GUTHRIE, o. T.. Nov. 9-Returns 60 far
show tast the Republican, have Carried
Logan county. Flynn, Republican, Is
elected TO congress from Okla The
ne ext ses slaiuIe is Deuio-Al liiance-
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NORTH DAKOTA.

BISMARCK. n. D., Nov 9.-Seventy-eight
precincts give Harrison 8 $50 and Weaver
2.677 The national and state 3epublican
tickets are safe BY 1900 majority. The
legislature is in doubt.
BISMARCK. n. D., Nov. 9.-One hundred
and forty-three precincts, covering returns
from twenty counties, give Republican
majority of 1856 for Burke. This aver
age. il held throughout the state, will give
Burke 5000 majority, but the fusion
s1rOngholds will reduce il TO 500. John
son is elected to congress by 1900 The
Harrison electors have about 1850 ma
iorIty
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LIE $50 osLEsns sIsIkE.

NEw ORLEANS. NSv. s-is- situation
ia the general strike Is unchanged i ne
TACT that tbe coston lsbore-s are still 81
ssorK - regarded ss a Siga 0f TgzEbess Oh
The part o. the strikers. The rssIFoass
Aave g}Tea the fgeizi4t nsacsers notice tkat
fheY IEGss refur3 70 WORK a. sScs CT .Ss<
gb~sF places II TIE railroads are co1s-
pellet &c put la a new ~ 81 freight if3f1-
s.ler~ fhey wisi nGi auIy oe required 20 btsi
vii assist sae merchants "a importing
.aisoT 10 take she places 81 AZ IRE strikers.
Th- ailiEfz wsl have been increased oy
ff1day 20 - 70 assorys ample grsstsctsssss -
tE=a taking tie gizcrs oi the stEIAsra
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HOMESTEAD ElOPS.

HOMESTEAD. Pa, Nov. s-The Demo
Gratis carry the borough of Homestead by
l43 majority, the first time the town has
ever given Democratic majority.
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MONTANA A

HELENA, Mon, Nov.-Ons hundred and
seven precincts give Harrison 9,9i7 and
Cleveland 9.704 The Republicans claim
the entire state ticket.
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NEi AWARE

complete gives Cleveland 1885 and H.r-
rison 1881; Cleveiand's plurality, SIS.
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WASHINGTON

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 9.-The Ledger
returns from the state indicate that har-
sons plurality will be over ZOO.
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PRESS COMMENT,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-The Chronicle,
Republican, says that the people OF the
United States have declared in favor of
Democratic principles, and that the
United States is presumably to have free
trade. I'VE venture the prediction" says
the Chronicle, that if this country is to
have free trade for four years there will
not be another Democratic victory for half
"a century"
CLEVELAND, O., Nov 9-The Leader,
Republican,, attributes Cleveand's> elec-
tion to the large influx of foreigners into
the great cities of the United States, who
are pouuced upon by the Democrats i'm
medistely after they enter the country aud
are promised Office If they will swear ale
glance to the Democracy.
The Plaindealer, Democratic says that
the people wanted reform tariff and have
voted to have it.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9-The Commercial
Gazettee says that Harrison would have
been elected had the Mckinley bill been
less radical.
The Enquirer says nothing editorlally.
It's front page is adorned by big rooster.
aud its election headline is ''Ruth Enters
the White House"
LONDON. Nov 9-The Pail Nall Gazeste
says: Both the merchants and unem-
pioyed workingmen Of England have rea-
son 10 rejoice at the Democratic victory,
as with tue possibility OF a reopening of
the American markets to the goods of
BIrm ngham. Bradford aud Manchester,
capitalists will get a chance to procure
some returns on their money invested and
work ingmen will have an opportunity TO
get a decent price for their LABOR without
the necessity of striking"
Tue St james Gazette says. THE
Biaine-Harrison regime has been far from
agreeable TO British Interests, and d
majority of the American people believe
it -ousliy prejudicisl to themselves"
PARIS, Nov. 9-Tne Temps says: 1T Is
clear that Americahs feel little IL any af-
lection for tue Mckinley bill and the beau
ties Of protection"
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OHIO,

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. AT 3 o'clock this
| afternoon the Democrats had reports from
eighteen counties, showing net gain of
1,105 If this ratio holds good for the re-
naming seventy-eight counties the Demo
Gratis say that they will carry the state.
The Republicans are still figuring on
| 90. 600 for Harrison. A conservative esti-
mate would be Il, 900 for Harrison and the
state ticket
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 9.-Thirty-six coun-
ties show a net Democratic gain of LAO.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov "a special from
Bellaire says that Colonel Poorman, Re-
publican, is defeated for congress in the
| Sixteenth district by 100 plurality. This
! gives the Democrats ten congressman and
| the Republicans ten and leaves one district
| (the Ninth) in doubt.
| CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 9-The Democrats
have returns from fifty counte showing
a Democratic gain OF Il, 4os. The remain
| ing thirty y-eight counties Will probably
make the result close. The Democrats
| claim the state by 2, 600.
| PAULDING, o.. Nov. 9.-Paulding county
/ gives n Democratic majority for president
| for the first time in its history. Cleve-
| lands plurality is l2T
| CINCINNATI. Nov 10-The Commercial,
Republican,. has just figured up the
| official returns from 81 of The s. counties
4
| land of 1855. This taken from Mckin-
| ley's plurality of ~ 5ll leaves TO- l5S to he
| extinguished by the remaining counties.
There is grapevine report here that the
returns from 12 counties give Harrison
| only II. plurality. Ii that be true and the
remaining 10 counties come III without
variation Cleveland viii have between
coo and ) 600 plurality in the state
COLUMBUS. o, Nov. 9-The indications
late tonight are that Ohio has gone Demo-
cratic FOR The first time in presidential
year, though it may require the official
count To determine the result. At the
headquarters OF the Democratic state COM
miltee unofficial returns from all but three
counties in the state have been received.
On these returns the Democrats claim a
plurality for the candidates OH the
Democratic ticket of SEQ and that tue
Cleveland electors pave been chosen by
possibly a slightly reduced majority. AT
he Republican headquarters unofficial
returns from all but four counties have
been rrceived. The Republican chairman
Claims plurality OF il6. bus comedies
that it will require the official count to de-
lermine the rvsnlr Mr. Taylor. fhe Re-
publican Candidate for secretary of state.
says that he Hcilcei il tAe returns re-
celved that he ran boat eveu with Har-
risou's electors. Hence, IL i c0ncluded
thai II the Republican state ticket Is de-
ieated the Cleveland e-eciors viii De
chosen.
CINCINNATI. Nov. o-The Commercial
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Gszette's returns from fifty-four counties
and the remaining thirty-four estimated
show the Cleveland electors chosen by 3553
plurality.