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Tims-2:aD,l. 2,ayS. 2,s6h.
News from the Horse World.

Bsforo returning East Billy Lakeland purchased for
Hoxhail keen~ from the Bed0uin oncainpment At the
worlds Pair an Arabian The price was 81 500
CHrAGo July iS.-Dow Williams. with his portion Of
The santa Anita Stable will TO Saratoga the other
portion under Emnnue. Harding ain ing IN Chicago.
ck Dennaon. with McDonough's stable left for sara
WA Yesterday aud William uendriek's string won't
70 Detroit Sunday,
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GOLDSMITH'S GOOD THING.
NH uyCoTERs a WONDERFUL TRoT-
5IyG YOUNGsTER At DETROIT,

D.c,,ts th, Unse.ten Fldes stanton
"a a Powerful Ffeid-9uy breaks the
y..ord 20 wnror-A Break thes Caused
er,.t Disaster Among the Pool Buyers.
DETROIT. July 1a-Johp Goldsmith to-day
...ovsred one OF the greatest four-year-old
s-ntt.re ever seen In the race for the Mer-
sh.nts, and Manufacturer Stake For more
.hen month past tho rumor has been current
sronr followers OF the Circuit that Siva was
th. GOOD thing OF the Goldsmith string. but 80
..r.fuIly did the New York reinsman conceal
her true capacity that she went to the post to-
dsy second choice In field OF twelve starters.
Fides stanton had tho call in the betting as
ionr as the Canadian money lasted: after that
silver Star went into the favorite's place.
sample pool was: Fides Stanton. $500: silva.
so75: Silver Star. S275. Miss Ida. $125: E. T.
H.. $50; Mambritonian. $50; Pittsburgh
wilkes, $25: field. S25.
sivn drew a position In the front rank fop the
start. and eating away WELL she trotted
quickly into the lead. Mise Ida alone kept
her company, and Goldsmith was coaxing his
young mare back all the way from wire to wire.
sbe finished. with much to spare. In 2:14h.
Fides Stanton came ND fast from tho half mile
hut he could not reach the easy moving leader
IN the HON estretch. Apart from this single
rush. the hitherto conquering Canadian never
looked dangerous during the three heats
Siya'a faet mile neu poou Iottou Win BUM
.nnarent ease that she at once became an
syen.money favorite. Silver Star. whose send
of in the first heat destroyed his chance. car
,,ed silva to the half mile o second time In
1.o5x forcing her to break. For . moment
abe appeared to DO beaten. but catching
quickly she trotted on under q confident drive,
and reaching tho head OF the leader half way
down the homestretch. finally won a great
heat in 2:13h. Silver Star shut up like an UNI
He did not trot the last quarter faster than 80
seconds This heat virtually ended the race.
(loldsmith did not repeat his mistake OF GO
ing 40 fast to the half mile In the third heat,
but letting silver Star lead of. he overhauled
ths black ssd5s Sn the IL turn and
silva is q leggy. light-bodie mare. but LOCKS
rood epouGh to trot mile close to Pho She
VAS bred by William Corbitt OF san Mateo:
Cal. and is now owned by George $ Davis OF
2:2iS at lansing. Mich. This yea, she has
started twice. winning at Philadephia and at
Meadyille lowering her record a fortnight ago
Guy trctted good mile IN his attempt to
Seas t tn shs f half mile in and finished
completely pumped out. In 2:l3 he drew
pneumatic tired four wheeler weighing 40
The class. race for three year,olds was q
that won record OF 2:1Sa In her maiden race
ut Pittsburgh last week. =.
bunging start caused great deal Of
money to be lost In the fourth heat OF the 2:2l
pace Tip:o-Tip. at the pole. vas sent Of two
10 snatch the lead. and caused the favorits to
break SO badly that he was dis,anced. Sum-
maries:
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Hrver Carpenter Fined for Not Trying to
Wis.
worcrsTyR. July s-Tho July race meeting OF tho
Driving Park Company opened here to-day. Yankee
Luck and Lenore H. won in Jog. Carpenter was nned
$1ooIor 10. crying to drive stonerdge 20 win. Tho
Summaries.
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DosT oFFIcR NOTICE

QOsE Noitoh-
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Post ONCE, New York n. Y, July IL 1853
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Rral Gstatt for salc---Staten as,and.
q@a1| ''7 3 sss2s:.,.
LARGE BUILDING LOTS.
2SxllS, AT $3.50 EACH,


on Greenwood av. and $500 each Hart No 70.
sort OF millionaires. not Tuxedo ITSELF Is more
beautiful more healthful. or more desirable. Espe-
caly suited the tastes and convoniencos OF ladies'
tho houses the property being OF the most modern
type; every convenience water. gas electric ghts:
mncadamzed roads: 24o feet above tidewater; cures
throat lung and troubles; dry soping arabic
soil: abundance OF stores aud shops near by 10 trains
daily; communication. cents: four blocks only from
Livingston station: close to now and fashionable
grounds OF cricket and lawn tennis clubs which are
frequented by tho elite of New York.
Among present residents arc artists. dramattsts.
Journalists. novelists merchants brokers' bookkeep-
ers. and master mechanics churches and schools and
mail facilities comparable with those of New York:
taxes 81 10 lot; rigorous restrictions as to nui-
&C. This property is absolutely free from en-
cumbrsnce OF mortgage any lien Whatsoever. Title
guaranteed abstract and official searches date back to
1880 improvements constantly going the
premises Especial attention paid to convenience and
requiem ladies in search OF ideal and health
full home the wifes and mothers point OF Wow.
Call week days and sunday tho owner the prem.
isea This property should be to be fully
cated Come a. and inspect IT,: don't put on tho
day. Cut this and show II to your friends
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;Snruished Rooms & apartments 10 Eet


ROTH ST. 22i wEsT-A pleasant, large comfortable
family.
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rro.,,ne md P.c,se at Pheu,x Park.

III. W. WITT
Tiine-.2:loL. 2;l3, 2:l5,f. 2:l6s4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

YANKToN, s. D., Nov. T-South Dakota
today elected three judges of the supreme
court. seven of the circuit court. Infor-
nation received from the headquarters of
both the Republican and Democratic GEN.
trail committees assure the election of all
the Republican candidates for indgeships
upon the Republican ticket. The vote
cast will be about one-half, or 10000, of
which the Republican candidates will re-
eeive e5 per cent Actual figures will not
be available until tomorrow night.
ST, PAuIs Nov. 7.-Returns from ten
different counties In South Dakota show
Republican gains over last years vote and
indicate Republican plurality Of fully
5000. The returns indicate that six Re-
publieans out Of eight circuit judges are
elected
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stats. clzffns ths state by 3S.ooo.
Chairman Fuller, Of the Democratic
state seairal committee. comedies thafsthe
Republicans have carried the state by
f.roEakiv - O01 The PopuIiss vote 80 far
shows no gain over last year, while the
Prohibition vote will be almost doubled.
The Legislature is overwhelmingly Repab@
iIean.
Two hundred and seyenty-ons precincts
give Jackson aa.T5s lsosss z. Is. net Re-
publscan gain Of !. $50.
The election in Iowa today wiil 90 down
ns . Republican landslide. The Repub-
licaa gains have been steady all
night. and the average f. still six
70 the precinct. Returns from
more than one-Goarsh Of the state are now
In. and this ratio Of increase can hardly
be materially changed. The returns rs TO
: Prohibition and Popalist votes are scatter
ing and not enough to base good estimate
On. The Pfchibitionizss viii probably
not peil over i200o. doubling their vote Of
last year, and the populists - 900. show
ing gain Of only 6o0a Chairman Blythe,
Of the Republican, state CENTRAL
committee. claims the election Of the
whols Republican ticket by upward of
5000. Chairman Fuller, Of the Demo
cratic COMMITTEES. comedies tho cleo
tion 70 the Republicans by
probably co.oo0. In the iegis-
iativs districts the Republicans made
many gains and are now certain Of q
working majority in both houses, assur-
ing q Republican successor 20 United
States Senator Wilson.
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The News In Seattle.

Despite the inciement weather large
crowd gathered in front of the Pcsr-lSrEL-
LrsKScER office last night to learn the re-
sult OF the elections from the bulletins.
The returns came IN early In the even
ing, and By Q o'clock the result
in nearly ali the states where elections
were being held was known here. The
crowd was well divided as 10 politics
and gave o good index Of public
opinion as 20 the result The
Republicans were naturally jubilant
and frequently gave vent TO their satisfac-
ton by cheering. While the news was
not agreeable TO the Democrats it was the
cause Of small surprise 10 them, for they
were in the position Of the man who said
to himself:
"Blessed Is he that expecseth nothing.
for be shall not be disappointed"
The result was no more satisfac-
tory TO the Popuiisis. who we're,
as usual, conspicuous by fheir loquac-
ity. They had INDUCED in vain hopes
Of the impossible. and their faces length
ened as one bulletin after another was
posted without even mentioning their
party, until at last the Kansas returns
came in telling of Republican gains.
Then one Of "The People" spoke up and
said:
Where is the Peoples party7"
Passed into the hands of a receiver. +"
answered the always present small boy.
and shout of laughter echoed mp the
stairway. After that the Populisss were
not so vociferous. the Democrats took
their medicine stoicaliy and the Repub-
hcans were left to do the shouting.
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PRETTY SMOOTH TRAVELLING.
some OF the Luxuries of a Nagnifieen
RAILWAY Train nesnrihod

IL IL conceded by eonnossseurs of travelling
that TIE ''NoSth-aestefa Limited" az "The
North Western Line between Minneapolis aud
- eael aud Chicago. is TAO most mAgnIfcenfly
sPfsointed. The most samp,uous, the bes,
equipped and altogether toe most satisfactory.
IN al respects, OF any train west of Chicago.
and far that matter without q superior ia
America.
The North Western Limited leaves Mime.
sp0iis every night ia the year at 80 o. clock
"a faai az sic for Chicago. aud IS the only
Vain west OF Chicago equipped with a buffet
smoking library Coaeh and Pullman and wag.
nes Es.Fa's compartment sleeping cara TIE
haaes smoking ctsch is Hnaniacently an.
30 stored. Is furnished with the latest perIot
teas and writing materials. large. easy chsi-s
and toilet rooms. and With its completes eauip.
Hieas ief serving light refreshments makes tae
Traveller as comfortable wh.Ie maAtng nj. io,1r.
aey Is tsough be was "a the smoking room of
fas HsoSt tasa{oasbie c,ua
lAr compartment sleeping cars corsfss Of Ter,
enclosed roorGs, eara 81 whlca is q cou,nle,.
staieToon y Itself and izsuves the utmost
trivaey - ladies aaa parties travelling a.ona
who desire 10 bS froe from contact aith
sssAzseFs. These new sicstiag cars we're arst
iatsedaes1 II ths Vest ~ "Tbe North western
Line" Va
Puget sound ASeat III CAesry s. saAttia
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BALTIMORE. Nov. Return. from many
parts Of the state show that the Democrats
have elected their candidate for state
comptroller by large plurality.
Matthew Stewart, cosored. was shot and
killed today 81 bullet which came from
. crowd near polling booth.
BAITisonx. Nov. The election In
this city passed of very quietly. though
the usual vols was polled. Mayor La
trobe. Den., Is reelected over Matser,
Rep, by = plurality OF about 6,O0a The
Republicans gain two councilmen in the
city. Returns from the state are coming
In slowly. The Democratic candidate for
comptroller, the only state official voted
for. is elected by about 1900 majority.
The Republicans made gains in the state.
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RIOTS AT CAMDEN. n. j.
Outrageous Conduct OF Democratic
Policemen and ward HeeIers.

Outrageous Conduct OF Democratic
Policemen and ward Heelers.
CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. This city was in
the hands of desperate gang of thugs
and repeaters today. and riots occurred
at several precincts. Democratic po-
licemen and ward workers took possession
of many of the polls, and the Republicans
Appealed to Sheriff West to place the
military at the polls. Many deputy
sheriffs were stopped on the street and
had weapons taken from them, and q
number were beaten. shot and cut.
The following were admitted to the
hospital: Samuel Foil, shot in the head /;
George Banks. shot in the leg; Frank
SEVERN, shot in the head and black
lacked; Edward Doer, badly cut in the
head; Nathan yandyke. throat cut; Julia
Chambers, throat cut with a razor while
standing near the polls; William Harvey,
deputy sheriff. badly beaten: Michael
Kelly, Democratic ward worker. stabbed
IN the neck. There were 500 special Dem
ocratic policemen NJ the polls.
Details of the National Guard were sent
20 Philadelphia to order all members to
report at the armory at once, and the
guards waited for the bell to summon
them 10 action.
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BREvTTIEs.

Mrs J. C stone, Graad Lodss lecturer. I O.
9. T., FROM clsvessad. q. viii give free lecture
In Brewers hall. Mecizirs street, this evensng.
There vii es farewell reception 80 Rev. and
Mrs W. Read ~ shs Market street Bsptiss
church this evening az o'clock. All ffisnds
ere cordially invited % attend.
The board OF directors OF the rev department
store new in course os erection on second
street, between Madison and sprinE. met last
night and adopted the name ''Riato."
The fra Department vss called out yesterday
afternoon ~ Al alarm apparently frosa box No
g.. a. Commercial and Main streets Bur it was
9 false alarm caused By the wire Of an auxiliary
becoming crossed with some other wire.
Mn4 +. s Berry. The artist. has Just returned
from I've months trip East, spending part OF
the time az her old home IN North Anson.
Ne. and studying In Bastoa snd New York on
her wsy East she visited she Worlt's fair.
The Gre commissioners held . afseea-mfnuss
meeting last evening and received the monthly
report OF Chlef Hunt aud his estimate Of ex-
pensss for Deeembsr. The cost of maintaining
the department In October was s., GILES. and the
estimated cost for December was sT.IkSsa
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RIorrNG on LONG ISLAND.


BROOKLYN, Nov. There was fierce
fight at the polls at Gravesend this morn
ing. The Republican general committee
appointed number of poll watchers for
the Coney island district, which is run by
Mckane. and procured an injunction from
the supreme court preventing McKane
from ejecting these watchers from the
polls. They drove there before the polls
opened this morning and Col. Bacon,
counsel TO the general committee, tried
10 serve papers ON McKane. The latter
called on his hackers aud they set upon
the watchers, using them very roughly.
finally arresting some of them. Rev.
Kent was knocked down and trampled on.
and, with Peter Rosenbeck, is missing.
The sheriff refused to interfere, and a
number of prominent citizens sent Joint
telegram to Gov. Flower asking HIM to
call out the militia to suppress McKane.
LoSG ISLAND CITY. n. ". Nov IA riot
took place today in the First polling dis
trict Of the Second ward in Blissvilie.
The police dubbed the rioters into sub
mission. Roughs precipitated the fight by
seizing polling booths.
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= sssanassa thst faIsy = Per eest of shs
voters IA the western part Of ths ssass
hsvs ernlxratsd on scrosnt nf fsalzTes q
crug&. and h<2i4es theTs wsa consider
ale exo3ns frefa al ssetIons 20 fss
Gherckes strip. ard. finally. mary voters,
thsoagh Iguorsaes O. sszHtdSsy. wOaAd lot
ssnture Into ths bocths under the rev
isw. Ry c0nEnon eonssnt fhe sots today
vas compared Hfth swo years ago. when
the same ecnnsy cfHesrs we're sssessxa.
TcTxx4. Eow. The Capitals dis
patches npso oscicek from ali parts 81
Kansas sssow Repnhisesn gsIns. Twenty-
seven counties heard from are Al Repaid
licsn. inelnding ths sn0st popuious county
81 the stste, many 81 which vers Popusist
for Ike past two years. IL looks Ike .
clean sweep Of tbs state Cor the KspGblie-
ana
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siberian Refugee. Picked Up At Sea.

SAN Francisco, Nov. Three whaling
barks, the Reindeer, Hunter and Charles
w. Morgan. arrived in port late this
evening from Fox island. The captain
OF the Morgan reports that on September
3, in 0Khotsk sea, seventy miles
southwest of Cape Sirotoko, he
picked up an open boat contain
ing ten Siberian refugees who had
put to sea to escape Siberian guards. The
men had been at; sea ten days, three days
without food or water. and were in pit
liable condition. On September Is Nor
gan spoke the vhaler Cape Horn Pigeon,
and transferred five of the Russians to
that vessel. The Cape Horn Pigeon is
now en- route to San Francisco. None Of
the Russians speak English. and the Nor
CANS crew obtained but little information
from theui.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

Kansas CIry. Sov. kansas eoan,sss
elected officers today.
In Wyandotte county, the n.osi popn-
leas locality IA sAestate. the eatire Re
rahiiean ticket. with the exception 81 sur.
veyeE sad register Of deeds. wsS elccsesi.
However throughout the state not mere
than half the registered vote was po,lcsi.
On account Of splis in the party few
Democrats voted
IoFExA. Nov. The Australian ballot
systsm Vas used ia Kansas today fer tie
nFs5 tinae. There was seine friction in To-
casitses where the lax was nos thoroughly
understood and the vote was net
nearly az largo as ia isas
when S~4s&si Votes were cast.
Ia tie Lsss place It is "a CT year. Thee il
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New Jersey L.gi.lasare Repub,iean.

NEw YoRK, Nov. The election in
New JERSEY was for eight members of the
state senate and the entire house of sixty
members IL resulted in the choice Of
seven Republican senators and one Demo-
GRAFT Republican gain of six. This will
make the senate stand eleven Republicans
and ten Democrats. the Republican ma
iority being one. against eleven Democratic
last year. The new house will apparently
contain thirsy-seyen Republicans and
twenty-three Democrats. the Republican
majority being fourteen. against Demo-
cratic majority Of eighteen last year.
INV GoRK. Nov. IA Times bulletin
says: New Jersey elects an anti-race
track legislature.
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Wssg1ssrcs cfTY. Nov. 7.-secsetaries
Gresham, Lamont. Hoke Smith and Nor
tnn received election returns ~ the White
House in Private Secretary fhuroers
room. Sach - we're indicative OF results
were tsiephoned 20 the president 81
Woodiey. The members Of the cabinet as
tribated the results 20 the business depres-
sion Of the last several months, and the
statement was made that this was the
worst possible time for the Democrats 20
hare an election. while 50 many people
we're suffering from conditions that were
not political. bot wholly extransous.
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PERSONAL

Capt J. W. Keen. Of shs United s.a.e e. s.esrnsr
2oesoAgs. Is AZ fae trans.
NJ Ens Arz = L. Crawford have returned
tfq4a Wait = tie Norid's ssis ard the Easi
4sFan Aall Is very sick with consumption a,
rs aonae los JACKSON slreef lie has been sen
aSed - his BEL ioF over six moasAS.
M J. J. AeG.lvra and Der son. q G w.7y.
Fga, lesFs tass morning Tor sAs Er4ncsseo ana
fsoi4 there tAsy wll go 10 Los Angeles Al, 4 iuta
ArsEaaA snt New Mexico. making tour waica
Siis probably Lass all wlatsz
A 2 Bns,eigh. /. e saith and Barton H.,nes
r~inrae1 isas a5ghs frs@ their saoouag ,rIo "a
ss4aesaisa stosgA loaded Down win rause
wa1ch needed wsSoa 30 haul home Thew ros
ssssss SIX geese AID $50 dacks. Aasts. Hasaes
dsspseytng mach 1kia in bringing aown ~.r,~
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JUDGE aARY WINS AT CHICAGO.
Herr AIsgeid and the Anarchists Dat.
numbered by Coed Cftizsna

Herr AIsEegd and the Anarchisfs Dat.
numbered by Coed Citizsns.
cHfeAao. Nov. Cook county elected
officers today. Interest centsred today in
Judge Gary. candidate for superior judge.
He presided at the trial OF the anarchists,
and was opposed by the anarchists and
Gov. Altgeld. who Is his personal enemy.
The elections today were hotly con-
tested. and the Republicans seemed af q
late honr tonight TO have the best OF IL.
The Ttmea, the senior Democratic paper,
comedies the election of the entire Repub-
lican judicial ticket with one possible sx.
ception. and claims no more than five Of
the county commissioners inside the city.
Outside the city. of course. II ID Repubii-
can. The Judicial ticket has heretofore
bean on a non-partlsan basis, but this
year the Democrats broke away
and nominated q ticket Of their
own. and tho Republicans seem
- have elected every judicial
candidate. The great fight has been over
the election Of Judge Gary. who presided
81 the trial OF the anarchists. At the time
Gov. Aitgeld pardoned the anarchists he
made q severe attack upon Gary. and the
fight has been between the latter against
the state machine, with the result that
Gary seems not only to have polled the
fun Republican strength, but to have
many Democratic votes as well The gen.
erat results show decisive Republican
gains over the presidential election of q
year ago
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VANCOUVER, b. c., Nov. 7.-tSpecisl. +
The murder OF Green and Taylor on Savary
island Was evidently done by one man,
and he en- ignorant one, as his attempts
10 throw the officers off the scent were
badly buag.ed. He put shoteuns 1t the
hands OF the dead men 10 show they had
shot each other, while the wounds causing
death were by ride bullets. Hugh Lynn.
who lived near the house OF Green and
Taylor, has disappeared together with his
klooichman. HIS boat is gone. and also a