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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08
North Carolina

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. S.-Notwith-
standing the Republican and Third party
fusion the Cleveland electors will carry
the State by $1,000 majority. Feeling is
very bitter and many arrests have been
made. The Republican managers claim
the Second, Fifth, Eighth and Ninth dis.
tricts. They concede the Democrats the
Third, Sixth and Seventh and say the
Populists will carry the First and Fourth,
where there is fusion. The Democrats
claim all the districts save the Fifth and
Eighth, where they admit the election
will be very close.
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CONNECTICUT.
Result Very CIose-E Each State Chairman
Claims Victory.

Nihlhs NioTnrYs
New HAVEN, Nov 8.-Reports from
all over the State show that the election
Is being quietly conducted, and that the
result will be very close.
Herbert E. Benton, chairman of the
Republican State committee, said this
morning that his party is sure of safe
plurality for both the electoral and State
tickets. Indications, he said, seemed to
point to a heavier plurality than four
years ago, if not majority, for the cleo
toral ticket. He looks for the election of
Legislature which will be Republican
in both branches. He thinks that three
out Of four of the Republican candidates
for Congress will be elected.
Chairman Clinton b. Davis OF the
Democratic committee says he is certain
that the Democratic electoral ticket in
this State will have not less than 2,00C
plurality. Judge Morris, he says, will
poll more votes than Gen. Merwin did
two years ago, but not sufficient mum.
Der to insure an election by the people.
and the election Of Governor will there
fore be thrown into the Legislature. The
State Senate he is certaiz will be Demo-
cratic by "A good working majority. The
Democrats, he thinks, are sure of three
Congressman out Of four, viz: Sperry in
the First district, Piggot in the Second
and Defores in the Third.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 8-During the last
three days hundreds Of iuhammatory
pamphlets have baen circulated secretly
among the followers of Anarchist Spies
aud bis fellow martyrs" Through one
of his detectives one of these has fallen
into the hands Of Chief McClaughry. A
call Is issued for great demonstration
at Ulichs Hall, CLARK and Kiuxie streets.
Friday, Nov II, at p m. There are
three closely printed pages denouncing
everybody and all existing institutions
and calling on the friends OF Anarchy to
arm with gun, bomb and torch and 20
upon the streets and square their ac-
counts with their oppressors.
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HUNGARIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Downfall of Premier szapary and His
Colleagues.

VIENNA Nov. S.-Count Szapary, the
Hungarian Premier, has rendered the
resignation of himself and colleagues, to
the Emperor and King
This step has been for some time re-
garded as inevitable, for various reasons.
The Independence party aud the Moderate
Opposition, led by Count Apponyi, have
accused the Premier of acting in treason
able manner toward Hungary in connec-
tion with the Honved and Hentzi memor-
ials question, and the situation has also
been made difficult by the disputes on
certain religious issues in relation to
marriages, the baptism of children of
mixed marriages and so forth
The immediate cause OF the downfall
Of Count Szapary is, however, the Hon
we'd and HentzI memorials affair, which
has caused great excitement in Hungary.
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DOWN INTO THE RdVINE
The Trestle Accident at Honey
Brook, Pa.
ONE DEAD, FIVE PROBABLY DYING

The NIen We're Going to Dinner wbet
the structure Suddenly Gave Way Car,
and Workmen Procipitatsd TO tn,
Bott"m.
HAzLEroN, Pa, Nov S.-The cause Of
the accident on the trestle spanning the
ravine at Honey Brook yesterday by
which one man was killed outright and
1--WE others so badly hurt that it is fear ed
none Of them can recover, is not yet
stated
lhe men were at work on the bridge
At noon the men started on their way to
dinner on the train and while crossing
the trestle, which spans A foot ravine,
the timbers gave way, precipitating the
traln OF ten cars and men to the bottom.
The loud noise made by the crack ing
timbsrs and tumbling ten cars attracted
the attention of other workmen, who
rushed to The scene.
horrible sight met their gaze as they
peered into the Yawning abyss Nearly
0O feet below the surface could be dis
tnguished a heap of debris with legs,
arms and other parts of human victims
protrudiug. Willing hands hurried to
'he assistance Of the unfortunate men.
Michael harkO was first uncovered.
He met horrible fate Every bone was
broken, and his face was crushed beyond
recognition
The following were taken out alive:
Giuseppe Bostellin, foreman; both
legs broken and body badly bruised.
Andrew HoXlcas, skull cracked and
face cut.
Niche Begatiza, fractured skull, arms
and body crushed; will die.
Fudanni Castaba, cut and bruised in
jured internally
John Kodha, arm broken and back in
jured.
John Baraska, chest crushed and four
ribs broken; will die.
All were removed TO the hospital.
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BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Nov. SIT IA
given out that on Thursday next notice
will be posted announcing that on Mon
day Nov. IA, the mills of the Carnegie
Steel company will be started All of
the old men who quit four months ago
will be taken back should they ask il.
Those who apply for work will be received
as individuals aud not as members of the
Amalgamated Association. Preparations
for starting the works have been going
on quietly for several days
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THE STORIES FALSE AND CRUEL
Rev, 4. De Witt Talmage on the Insinu-
atiOns Against His Wife.

New YORK, Nov Sin view of the
statements printed in several papers, the
Rev. T. De Witt Talmage says the en-
tire presentment is fabrication from
beginning TO end
rs. Ialmage has been visiting the
scenes of her childhood and has tele-
graphed him to join her in New Haven.
der health is perfect and any insinuation
that her mind is affected is untrue and
cruel in the extreme
de further says that if the statements
had referred only TO himself he would not
take the trouble to call attention to them
even as untruths, but he felt that he
must defend his wife from misrepresen-
tation.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Democrats Claim Russelrs Recollection
Betting Has Been Brisk.

Democrats Claim RussalIs Re-eIectisn-
Betting Has Been Brisk.
BosToN, Nov 9--This morning sees
the confidence of both sides unshaken
The Democratic leaders claim Ru ssells
reelection by 5000 to 5000 plurality
The Republicans claim Haile's election
by plurality varying from 10000 t.
20 900, according to the enthusiasm OF
the claimants.
The betting has been brisk at about
even terms on the national election. On
the State odds of 100 to 80 have prevailed
with Halle the favorite. Fifty or seventy
five thousand dollars will change hands
in the Boston Chamber of Commerce on
the election. Betting this year is more
general aud on larger scale than any
year before. Most of the money is on the
result in New York, but large amount
is on the Governorship in this State.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

WmKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov 8.-Yester.
day afternoon John Wall entered tbe
saloon Of Martin Moran aud demanded a
drink on credit, which was refused low
the proprietor Hot words ensued. and
finally the men came TO blows. Moran
caught Wall around the waist. threw
him violently to the floor, and kicked
him savagsly. When Wall was lifted
from the huor it was found that his skull
was fractured, aud he died shortly after
wards
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Pennsylvania.
Senator Quay Confident that Harrisou
Wiil be Elected.

Senator Quay Confident that Harrison
Wiil be Elected.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8. 8.-Reports from
all over the State show slight falling off
in the vote from the registration.
Prominent Democrats here say that the
result will be big surprise.
Senator Quay said this morning. 81
have received a telegram that leads me-
to believe that Harrison will be elected
In order to be elected he must carry New
York, Indiana, and Connecticut, and |
have no doubt he will do So"
What is your opinion about Pennsyl-
vaniaP he was asked.
III will give a substantial majority for
the Republican ticket in Philadelphia." /"
was his reply, ''and the rest of the State
can safely be depended upon TO maintain
its Republican character and reputation. +"
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New HamDshire.

CONCORD, Nov. 8. 49, At Republican
Headquarters it is claimed that the State
will give Harrison upwards of 1900 plu-
rality; that Smith will be elected Gov
ernor by the people; that both Blair and
Baker will be elected to Congress, and
that the Republicans will have good
working majority in both branches of the
Legislature At Democratic Headquar-
tiers the State is conceded to Harrison by
a small plurality and it is claimed that
there will be no choice for Governor by
the people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

BURLINGTON, Nov. 8. 8.-Chairman Fullen
of the Democratic State committee claims
that Cleveland will have a majority in
the State of 10000 Conservative Re
publicans estimate Harrison's majority
at 10000 The Democrats expect to
elect six out of eleven Congressman,
which is the number they now have. The
Republicans concede four and claim seven
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PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 8.-The Repub-
lican managers are certain Harrison Will
have 10000 plurality. The failure of the
fusion between the Democrats and tho
Peoples party left the State in the Re-
publican column. The deal would have
given the State TO Weaver, according to
the Congressional vote last June.
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Alabama.

BiamNGHAM, Nov. s. -Conservative es-
Inmates give the State 10 Cleveland by
over 10 900 though il is conceded that
probably three OF the Congressional dis
trlcts will be carried by the Kolb Fusion
lists with bare possibility OF one Repub-
lican lex District Attorney Craig) being
elected in the Fourth district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

CHARLESTON, $. c., Nov. S,-Accordina
to the Lest information obtainable thd
vote of the State for President will stand
about this way; Cleveland, 10000:
Harrison, 20, 600; Weaver from 1000 to
1000. Indications all point to the cleo
tion of five Alliance and two Democratic
Congressmen.
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NaDraskn.

LINCOLN, Nov. g. The complications
resulting from the fusion OF the Demo-
Gratis and Independents make the result
IN this State very uncertain. The Repub-
hcan plurality in 1883 of ~, 1913 will be
nearly if not entirely wiped out, and
there is chance Of the Independent
ticket winning on Governor and Legisla-
ture. The Congressman will probably be
three Republicans one free silver Demo-
crat and two PopuHsts
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Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 9.-Chairman Dick of
the Republican State Executive Commit
tee says this morning; ''Ihe indications
are that the total vote will reach 800, OOO
and the Republican plurality will not be
less than 20, 900, aud in no event Will it
fall below that of last year when Major
Mckinley was elected by 81, 500. OF the
u Congressman the Republicans will
elect To-"
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FootbanP Player sanford uu,t.

New HAVEN, Nov. S.-George f. San
ford, the big left guard Of the Yale uni
versity football eleven, broke one of the
bones OF his ankles at the regular prae-
tice of the team yesterday afternoon. He
will be unable TO play any more this year.
A. NJ, Beard, a sophomore, is likely to be
chosen TO ill the vacancy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

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NEW JERSEY.
Both sides as Confident There as Else
where.

both sides As Confident There as Else
whore.
TRENTON, Nov. S-The disagreeable
weather is seemingly having no effect
upon the vote that is being polled here,
which, it is believed, will come nearly
up TO the registration.
Reports from all over the State show
that both sides are working like beavers,
aud have not in the least lost any of the
condolences which has characterized them
during the campaign.
:. While 1t is hardly hoped by the Repub-
lieans that they can carry the State for
Harrison, yet they are sanguine that they
Will elect their candidate for Governor.
kean.
The Republicans claim six out of the
sight new Congressmen to be elected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

DETROIT, Nov. S.-The Miner law,
providing for the selection of Presidential
electors by Congressional districts, makes
prediction Of the result very hard The
total vote will be close to 5000 OF
this about 25, 900 will 70 to the Prohi.
bitionists, and between 20, 900 and 30 600
to the Peoples party. The Republicans
ooncede four electors to the Democrats.
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THE PECK DECISION POSTPONED.
Judge 'lHte says He Wjn Make His Re
port Some Time Next Week

Jn"Ge 'lHte says He Whl Make His Re
port some T'm" Next Week
ALBANY, Nov. s Decision in the Peck
Indictment case was again postponed yes
terday until some day next week.
Labor Commissioner Charles Il. Peck
was indicted for the alleged crime of dc.
stroying the memoranda from which he
made up his labor and wages report. His
counsel demurred to the Indictment and
the courts decision on the demurrer was
due yesterday
Judge Clute said that he had made up
his mind on the case, but had not had
time to consult with his associates, the
side Justices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov 8.-Thos.
Garfield, the venerable brother of the
late President Garfield, living on farm
in Ottawa county, voted the Democratic
ticket to-day, the first he ever voted In
his life. He bas always been Republican.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-08

LITTLE Rock, Nov Republicans
coneede a plurality OF 5000 for the
Cleveland electors. There has been but
little conflict of authority between State
and Federal officials The sensational
stories recently published in this connec-
tioa have 30 far turned out untrue.
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Montana

HELENA, Nov s. Montana will prob.
ably elect a mixed State ticket, while the
electors are in doubt, with the chances
favoring Harrison. The Legislature will
be close, and the Populists may have
enough strength to influence the choice of
a Senator
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Po IlneaI oaarrel Lend. to nrnrdsr.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Nov S.-Wm.
Elliot, a Pelham hotel proprietor, shot
John Hiney in the breast at Elot's hotel
during a political argument following A
bet. Elliot was arrested, and is now in
the White Plains jail. Hiney will prob
ably die
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nTinnssota.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov g. The election Of
Nelson, Republican, for Governor, is con-
ceded. The legislature which will
elect a Senator, will be very close. The
Peoples party claims three of the nine
electoral votes. The Republicans ridicule
the assertion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
The Globe Wants Are The Friend Of the Needy as Wei as
AUCTION SALE.
n. Es. NicoIay. AUcfiOneer.

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF 500 LOTS
u at White Bear Beach and Bald Eagle
Lake. near depot: absolute sale TO highest
bidders; also choice acre garden lots and
liberal terms of payment. A. H. Nicolay,
Auciloneer. will sell at public auction, On
Saturday morning, Aug. 20. 1892 Sale com
mencing az II O'Clock. on arrival of the 1G 30
train from st. Paul. at White Bear Beach
depot. Free excursion trains on day of sale
leave St. Paul union depot at $40 a. m.
1926 a. m. and 1910 D. m, and free
luncheon on the grounds. White Bear
lake is the Saratoga of the West. Health is
wealth; pure and invigorating air the best
tonic in the world. The north shore of
White Bear lake possesses advantages not
equaled or surpassed ON any portion of this
noted lake; excellent fishing: rowing and
sailing unsurpassed; its beautiful, pictur-
miles close to this property, must be seen to
be Appreciated; for residence pur-
poses II has no superior. This sale
Tor hundreds Of families as we'll as
market gardeners and farmers. The acres to
be sold in 5, 10, Is and 20-acre tracts, at the
option OF the purchaser. 1t is accessible
now by the 500 and ST. Paul G. Duluth rail
line may also be extended to run by this
property: three depots. also fourth depot
TO be constructed on this valuable property
Terms of sale will be liberal and announced
On day OF sale. Remember that this i'm
portal auction takes place Saturday, Aug 90
1882. Don't miss it II you desire to make
money. You can secure great bargains at
this sale and buy at your own prices; now
is your time ii you desire to double your in
xestment; the only opportunity in life
time. For maps handblls and full par
uculars apply to or address only the Nicolay
keal Estate Exchange, 14l East Fifth ST., be-
tween Jackson and Robert sts A. H. Mic
CLAY, Auctioneer. My Real Estate Auction
Sale No - sos
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IOtal... ..................
Thursday.

1heo B Wheelock to Leland l. Vince
lock, 1t s. blk S, II F Schwabe's add :. S135
A Cation to John Vogtli part Its "A
and 20, blk Z, Mackubn & Marshalfs. $500
g. rearr blk -. Brown & Jackson S.. $500
TO- II, y, - al and H. oaEey' add $500. 5000
Nicholas Pothen to Church of st. Ag-
sons div. 49,. ......-..,........ LOO
Justin Finch TO Mary Morong. II p,
blk 20, syndicate Add No. 5....:-..... $50
P T kayanagh ct al to Mary A Fitzger-
aid, 1t 49, blk 5, E Rice's I'd add. -. 5000
Suburban Home Builders society to
Jos Mashofsky ct al, 1t 10, biz S, Hazel
an NV d.. INV
VIM A Weir TO Franz Stollwerk 1t z,
Reb e ita MiIer to Walter Morton. W.
W 40 fl Ito blk 70, Dayton q Irvine's. 5000
Total ........S 36. 6S5
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THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Tuesday.

Emile Reichardt and husband 10 Ross
Dayt n, Z a. add 900
blk 5, Terrace PARK. .......,....' $500
Hilda c. Osterlind TO George E Wilkins,
add ...................... 1850
George Sheriff to John Spitzman, 1t s.
Tyrer's rearr, blk is, Nelson, Stevens
& Kings add .............. ......... 1000
Marie Dahlquist to Augusta Anderson,
Its. blk =, Williams rearr, blk and
part blk 4. Nelson's add. 300
Edward Metcalf to Lizzie E Mont
gomery Its and .. subd part blk 10.
Rice & Irvine's add Observation-Disclosures. 1900
John Calvin TO Homer Clark II 6,
WEitacre b IL NJ subd of Its and =. $50
# of 1t S, blk 81 l. Dayton's. .......... 1880
Robert McLachlan to Ross Clark. same. $500
J Solner 10 Ross Clark, 1t 10. blk IS,
Summit Park; 1t 3. blk ., College
Park Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Five unpublished. ......... 80. rs. $50
Total Sr4 ga
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14

DINE FURNITURE, carpets art square,
Il oil paintings, etc. at public auction. We
will sell at public auction in the store No.
1855 East Seventh ST.. OH Wednesday, Aug.
II, at 10 a. m. (and continue ell day, for
every piece must be sold), very large and
fine lot of household goods, consisting of
two very fine parlor suits, five oak bedroom
suits. two folding BEDS one cooking range
good as new, refrigerator, center tables, ex.
table and dining room chairs. one dozen
boys tricycles, easy chairs, rockers, sofas.
beds, bureaus commodes, steel-spring, hair
steel engravings. Oil paintings ETC.; dishes,
tinware, cooking utensils, preserve jars ETC.
also fine lot of body Brussels, Moquette and
ingram carpets; this furniture is first-class,
having been in use but a short time and
should bring out a large attendance; every
article to be sold regardless of prices KAY
anagh & johnson, auctioneers, 1856, 1sS aid
ION East Sixth CT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14

T. HOLLOWAY, Auctioneer at 256 East
LIZ Seventh ST., will sell your furniture.
horses. carriages, real estate, in fact. any
thing you may have for sale; remember he
does strictly a commission business, and can
guarantee you better results than any one i'll
The auction business.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14

60 O00 sTOCK OF CLOTHING.
.pC.OOO furnishing goods, boots and
at once; all clean, choice goods; all bought
since, last October: all winter goods also if
wanted; Will sell the fixtures very cheap.
such as counters, shelving. tables, show
the 10th of this month. E. Holloway. 256
East Seventh ST =e--
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14

90 CHOICE residence lots in Stinsons
30 Boulevard at auction; l will sell on
the grounds at public auction, Saturday,
Aug. e. at2 o'clock p. m. all Of block 10,
StinsOn's Boulevard addition to St. Paul. eX-
cept lots and Is: the terms will be one
fourth cash, balance long time at very low
rate of interest; and want to say right here
that this sale will be made without any re-
serve whatever; The twenty-eight lots must
go at some price remember this): also re-
member this choice residence property is
only two blocks west Of Summit Park four
blocks south of Summit avenue and three
and is all covered with beautiful shade trees;
situated as it is, so near Summit avenue and
Summit park, that in q very short time
1t will be very valuable. If you
are not thoroughly posted as TO the
location and values in this locality, ask any
conservative real estate man; ask your
banker; in fact, ask anyone i'll ST. Paul, and
they will tell you to buy at this sale, and am
positive that at the price you Will buy this
property on the 9th day of this month it will
more than double in value i'll three yeart.
Do you ask anythidg better? You will never
see another auction sale in this locality. Get
your money ready, you will never regret
placing it here.- See the natural advantages
this property has; the electric cars on Grand
avenue are not prospective, but q positive
forced auction sale and buy one or morelots,
the chances are that you will never buy st.
Paul real estate. Cut this out and place it in
a conspicuous place, that you may not for
get one of the most important auction sales
ever neld i'll St. Paul. will have plats i'll
few days. For further. particulars see E.
Holloway, Auctioneer, 256 East Seventh st.