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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-09-08
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MAIN,

STREET., FASIVIfi KEW IA d. HEX
Services are held regularly as follows: Preach
ing every Sunday at 10 80 m and in the even
ing at 80; ushers always in attendance to con-
duct strangersto seats; Sunday school begins at
10 O'Clock or at the close Of the morning service;
meeting of the Young Peoples Society of Chris
April LIST. to October LIST, at $3.50; from October
list. to April LIST. at g. class meetings on Tuesday
evening at 7:30; general prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 1880. Persons not connected
with, nor attendants at other churches are cordi
ally invited, and will be heartily welcomed, to
any or all of our services,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-09-08

THE SECOND CONGkEGAIIONAL CHUhCh,
MAIN STREET. PASTOR, REV. CHAs. r.
SEYMOUR.
Services, 1890 a m, and 1880 m; Sunday
School at IL go m; Branch Sunday School, 80
pm.
The subject OF the discourse next Sun
day evening, by the Rev. Chas. r. Sey-
mour, is:S"The Bible at the Worlds
Fair"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

NOR1ii Ray, Oat., Nov. 9.-lt Il
now uclievnt mere were twnhty.iouf
men on board tile steamer Fraser when
shs took iirr. One Of these cannot be
accounted for; thirteen are known 10
be lost and seven saved. The vessel
had two boats, each capable Oi hold
ing eighteen TO twenty men. When u
wa, decided 10 abandon thu vessel
those on board proceeded to lower
them. The fret boat was lowered sue
cOssfully and sixteen or seventeen men
got into n, but ~ Jflited under the
Tnddle wheel hnd was at once cap
sized and nll In II except one drUwucli
some briug struck anu biunnci ny the
wheel. The others, being hamIeftd by
their clothes, sank one as "A time.
John Adams AuC urdrd ia reaching
tue ocow which the Fraser wnH towing,
where four others had already succeeds
ed In securing refuge. subsequently,
two more Joined them, making up n
total Of seven. Tho bla1lug vessel wne
foen from the shore nud a small crew
went out Ia a small boat anu rescued
the men on tho soJw, which hnd, ia
the meantime, been cut ndrin. When
the first boat was lowered au attempt
was made 10 lower the other, hut the
flames were 40 hot that u was iOunu
impossible, aud those remaining on
deck hal to jump aud swim ior their
liveH to the Sow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
AMUSEMEErS.

LITTLE PuCR-rho whole town
brcathod a Sigh Of relief when the on
crossing anxiety OF elections was
over, aud thtatergoen were moro
ready last night 10 drink relaxation nj
tho favorl,u fouut OF entertainment.
The theater was well filled aud the
audlelco was n representative one. II
the whols range Of amubomunts had
been trayoued 10 select tomething
hilarious for our present ueods, moth
lug huttur than Frank Daniuis could
been found 10 bid dun care bcgonc; 10
always was one " tho tie, OF cur
iavOrites, from tho DAY When he made
his finl big hit here us Old Sport la
the Rag baby, anu bls reception
last night PLAINLY Indicated
the regard Ia which he u hell.
This play, Little Puck, Is the
old time favofltc, whitowathed
renovated and rrdrcoratcd tor another
season, and even more attractive Ia H.
now shape than iu lie Old. Daniels
uid Try taking up his habitatiun IN
new mansion for awhile In tho share
Of DR.. Cupid, but he soon decided that
no was more ut home la the old
dOmicilc, aud 20 ireshoning Il up abil,
no took up his abode In II again, and
the Terulls have showed that be was IA
no wiao disappointed. Daniels Ia
great nighps guiiaw Ia himself; his
look, his work, his grunI, the CROOK ui
his niger eau excite an audience u
laughter; he IL literally rOtkiug with
fun, HIS lmpgrsOnltiOn Of the hthVr
aud son last night, taken from Austey's
clever novel Of Vice Vera, aud ms
various songs wetu immensely appfo.
ciatod, and tho audience literally die.
tfessOd itrclfwiih laughter. bessie san
son Il ~ bright, CHEEKY ana ChiTuupy
as ever, aud hor Marguerite song AuI
dance were specially charming. EXrept
the HoodOo OF Mir. Csufela, which 10
excellent, the company IN hardly up to
that OF previous years though II ~
bright anu tuntiul. Tho music Is ali
bright and catchy, though IN the en-.
sombles there In nothing 80 striking IA
the "liuights of the Mystic starr sp
well lronuerod by the full company
last year. The "Daisy BELL" selection
was the best thing OF It's kind TenIuTou.
The same piece goes again tonight.
THE ROMANY Rye, by tho stock
company 10 5Ocents rates Will be played
three nights on the 10th, l7th anu
18Th. II VIII inst be rendered for tho
entertainment OF the OH Folks ON thu
afternoon Of the 18Th,
Mr.. ROYLR's worry clever play,
FriendH, acted by very strong com.
pany, has been drawing large h0uses
ut the California Thehter where Ii
promises 10 DO u second weeks husi.
mess bigger than the frat,-S. \. Chro.
Hl1Lg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Governor Flower says "rhe large
failing OIL I'm the Democratic roll Ia
most NJ the Industrial Centers OF the
state must be attributed % the bnaincsa
depression ana the thousands OF men
out OF work"
II IL said Attorney General Olney
denieA tbs report that he inlouda 10
o. lin the distribution OF the ostalu OF
the late Senator Stanford of California
Tor debts owing tho government.
A London dispatch says; Niles
Annie Pixley, q well known Amerl-
can actress, In dying Of brain fever.
She IN lying at the house Of her
hrOther-iu-lnw, Mr.. Edwin Fulfnrd, In
London, Al last accounts she II not
likely TO live until morning.
The tobacco manufacturer Of the
United States assembled In convention
In Washington yesterday. Delegates
from nearly every section Of tho couu.
try were present. A committee of ten
was appointed to confer with tho ways
and means committee Of the House &
ofier sugseBtious IN regsri 10 the tax
ON manufactured tobsccg.
The celebration Of Blshop Rynp,s
silver jubilee was held today at
Buffalo, N. Y. At 10 O'CLOCK tbs
jubilee mass, a solemn pOntihclal oelo.
hHtlon, wah begun. The most Rev,
Mgr. Satolii was oeiebrant, and Rev.
John j. sheohan, chancellor Of the
diocese, master Of ceremonies. After
mass Vicar General Gleason, ON behalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

DENVER, Nov. Ex-senator Teller ar.
Rived here from Washington yesterday.
Speaking OF tbs election ho said: "rhv
only construction that eau be placed
upon tho results Ia the country Ht
large is pronounced inflammation VI
CluvelRnu'H naturalization. was In
formed, not 10y the PRECEDENT himself,
bu, by good authority that President
Cleveland had always believed the
November election would be- u COM
plrtu yludlcAtiOn Of his course. He
vas often warned by Democratic meme
beers that hu would get himhulf and
party into trouble " he continued 10
tho oOursn he has marked out, tut no
knew better than they did, aud nov
he hal heard from the country. Now
We viii not get any relief from Con-
Rtess as long MS Cleveland holds the
veto power II Enrl,ud continues ils
present policy siivo' will not, think.
80 nuy lower than u Is now anu may
20 higher"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

Tho citizens executive campaign
committee was winding up It's affairs
today preparatory 10 iisoTganizlng.
Now that the election IL over, Dem.
ooratic Territorial headquarters la tho
Culmer.Krunett block on First South
street have been abandoned.
Its stlll County Superintendent OF
Schools Allen though Mr.. Ashton
came very near securing the tile aud
the emOlumenis belonging thereto.
The latest election returns from Utah
county gave Dougail, r., $50 votes,
RoDgtislu, d., So votes, Ihus indical-
Ing the election Of D5ugsll by ma
J0riiy Ct IL votes.
The Utah Democratic club will meet
In regular session Ia the Progress build
ing On Saturday evening next at 1880.
Tho officers % tho sOoiety are anxious
to have "a iull attendance as matters Of
Importance will be discussed.
It's claimed that Ia the election re.
turns as published by the papers yes
torday that Louis Cohn, Liberal
CuuuCilmgn-elect from the Fifth pre-
cinol, was given credit for getting QUO
hundred votes less than he actually
received.
All eyes are now turning TO the
Legislature that Is TO meet mere cary
In the new year. While there are
three parties TO participate in the pro.
ceodings it Ia believed by many tpat
there viii be but few three.cornered
fights rs the issues which will ariro
must necessarily DO national in their
character.
Contrary to the expectations OF many
Cue Citizens executive committee havo
concluded that they will not arrange
fora parade or other big public demon.
stratlun us result OF the splendid
victory they have achieved by the ard
OF toe voters. Now that the battle is
over they have no desire to do any.
Thing that will unnecessarily wound
the feelings Or the pride OF those who
were unfortunate enough 10 meet with
defeat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
TERRITORIAL SOLONS
0llClal Canvass Of Their Election Nay
Commences Tomorrow.
wnEER WILL THEY MEET
There Is Sull Some Doubt as 10 the
Political Complexion Of tho
Next Legislature.

There isa great deal Of speculation
amongrolitlulgns as to Just who aro md
VINO nro not elected 10 seats in the next
Territorial Legislature. In several
Instance the contest between Demo.
cralr ami Republicans ~ ~ close a. TO
make !, nlmuet an utter impossibllity
10 venture correct calculation a. TO
who is tho victor. Some claim that
the Legislature will be sort Of tai.
angular affair ant that neither party
will DO 800 the majority. Lead.
ing Democrats, however, today claim
that they win have seven members In
the Council and thirteen anu probably
fourteen IN the house. To the former
branch the election Of Hart SEAMAN,
Adams, MoCunc, Lund, Williams and
Wilson IA claimed. As 10 the last
named gentleman, though, the returns
thus far received seem certainly to
show hls defeat by Booth by a small
majority.
THESE elected 10 the House are, they
say, Morrison and Nshel,or from tho
Fist Hubbard from the Second,
5Iokcr from the Sixth, Stookey from
the Ninth, Robertson from the Elev.
enih, Moore from the Twelfth, Peter
son from the Thirteenth, roltou from
the Sixteenth, Ivius from the 5oven-
tcenih aud Miller from the Eighth. To
c1nceue the election Of all OF these
viii, however give the Democrats but
eleven mumbtTs. But as au offset they
say that when Il comes 10 vote on
national Issues that Powers anu Hall
VIII show that they sre Democrats
just nH much a. their Liberal
brethren, Allen, PlgmaD, Mason
ami Parsons will demonstrate
that they are Republicans on
bounty and protection questions. But
there also seems some uJubt regarding
the election Of Miller ever Sears. In
case the latter shall IN the tfiicisl
count prove 20 be- triumphant then az
best the House will be squhrely aud
equally divided.
rho returns are not yet all Ia tut
Shouts they arrive as expected IT'S
thought by Secretary Richards tnat
the official canvass will probably 10
commenced by the Utah Commission
NNAANAANMH AAN ANnAAN " hhNAA AANAAN
owing 10 tho complex condition OF
mattefb In certain districts IL looked for
with more than ordinary interest.
Where the Territorial solons will
meet 10 pass new laws and repeal old
ones further than that they will assem-
BILE IN this city Is not positively known
though Il strong effort will be- made 10
complete couple Of large rooms IN
the Joint city and county building for
them 90 the old city hall
"a constantly growing more
and more Inadequate all the time
and II now almost unit for such use.
Besides the main apartment heretofore
used 'Or law.making purpose n out
up ana subdivided Into numerous
snail offices occupied by the engineer
and his corps Of Assistants.
The time VI injecting OF the LegiEla.
ture 10 hxed for January s, 1884.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

tlcular Log went over recently, and
shot straight downward and WIS toon
Loot In the pool below. After u mad
risen 20 the surface anu fl0ated down
stream, IL was seen 10 have rock i'm d.
bedai in one end, aud upon oxtmInn.
tlun was found TO be quartz rich IN
gold. Tho only explanation Is that the
logi In the mad plunge into the pool,
under the falls came la contract win
some Ledge OF gold with i0fcu enough
20 imbrd tho piece found 80 tho iirm
wood.
J. y. Chapman, u. S. surveyor,
icpOris rich mines in Kern county,
Cal, ia the Sierra NoyaIa mountain,
thirty miles north OF M1juvc. lie
says that great deal % coalss gold IN
being obtained, Tho country ls water.
lcsH. Even tho drinking water Inns 20
DO brought 10 the miurra la barrels
la CnuH,quunCe tho gold iH aii
"wafhud" ufy. The rrsvol b. sh0ytiel
iu,9 machine like an ordinary grain.
ianuur. This IL usually worked by
hand. The gravel passes throuqh
uuvrral sleeves " different sizes and tho
dutt ~ blown away, only the gold
FALLING 10 the bottom. IN some OF tie
Chains u D. vtd that miuCfs Arr making
s-lJ and $500 day. The nIiucs ate
10 tho same township AZ the town u
kauc'H rpfiugs. M0tt uf the miners
Ire wofkiug ia tue gravel beds in
t1ler creek and jaw bone canyon. IL
was IN thV ilfmur that flny.Hix.uuu.
out'huli'uuucu nugget WAS found n
short timu ago. THIS single lump Of
gold j. worth over $1,000. The pay.
gravel 10 not only In the canyons and
crtcs ueds, but tiiaiOug the bass NJ n
nigh mountain upgr which occupies
the westtrn unr. VI the township. IL
be igom the rich quarz lodges lac the
high range thHt tho gold comes. while
ihu country 10 without rain there are
n"mgiimeB clJudbuuta. These carry
Whole hiilsides down into tho valley.
Ia this way tue gold was washed toto
the gullivp. There ATE now over 900
men at the mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

NcClclland aud Hansen VIII Have an
Examination Tomorrow.

on election day tHo m2n whose
namcs nrs givon ns T.. J. MoClellsnd
aud Charles Hanson cos, ballots 10 the
First precinct snd were Immediately
afterwards arrested Tor Illegal voting.
When taken before Commistl9nur
Puit their bail was liked at $500 each,
falling TO give which they have since
remained us guests NJ the pcnitcnuafy.
This morning tho defendants had
another interview with the same CONF
missioner, when they entered a plea
Of not guilty, aud tho preliminary
hearing ,yts vet for tomorrow Mt . pm.
Attorney j. ~. Harris "a watching the
case In their behalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
Joined in MtdIock.

On Tuesday evening, November 7,
Miss May, daughter Of Nephi and
Anna Pratt anu David Parry were
united IN marriage ut the residence Of
the brlde's parenIe, on Almond street.
Elder lsauo Bur,O1, bishop OF the
Nineteenth ward officiating. Only
the Immediate friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties were present
when tho ceremony was performed.
THIS young couple aru well and favor.
ably known throughout the city anu
many irlunds wish them u pleasant
journey through life. They will leave
Tor RrEbuTg, idSho shortly, whore
they propose 10 make their future
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 0.-Aduitlonal
returns fem Tuesday, election swell
the Republican pluTaa:'ts anu the
PopullslH, 20 hopeful yesterday. cpn-
cuJe they have been ba1ly defeated.
Sufficient returns have been received
20 warrant the Republican clRim OF a
large plurality Of the SggIcgaie vote,
anu VIII probably appear as victory
over both POfulisle and Democrats.
OF the twelve Judges elected
Populist Chairman Cfeidenthni
claims only three With a possibility Of
two moio. At the Republican head
quarters the following summary Is
made; Republican counties, 90; PDpu-
list counties, S, uivided, 20. To un
heard from, ~. Republican tillcufs
elected In DIVIDED counties 1906, Popu.
lists In same 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
CONGRATULATIONS.
Fouf Hundred Of These Name kCK.n
Icy for President.
REPUBLICANS IN KANSAS.
Details of the Burning OF the
Steamer Frnscr.-1he Mum.
Der Lost.

Columns, Ohio, Nov. o.-Chair'
man Dick Of tho Republican state COM
mittee puts McKlnley'a plurality this
morning at $4,000.
or the 900 oongratula,ory telcgrnms
received by Mckinley over 40 con-
rec, bis name with the ptoiidency.
over 200 congratulations came Ia this
morning.
NJ. Smith, secretary Of the Alabama
Republican committee, write; "Whcn
the roll l. called In the next national
convention Alnhsma, which II the
ffst on the list. viii start this bali with
n folid vote for Mckinley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

u,.on Of water on the fertility Of the
coil.
l--Whethgr irrlra.lug waters to the
extent oi porcoiation adds 10 or takes
from soil fertility.
After giving In detail the cltcum-
etnIcgn aui details " tho trial, the uul.
lrtin gives tho following summary OF
conclusions ON the results Of tue OK.
psumuuu;
The beet yield OF grain was PC
cured where water was applied suili-
Ciunuy 90 satufotu tho coll ouo AMI
Onu.hali feet deep.
2-rhc best yield of graW was go.
cured from thu heaviest application OF
water.
3-Dniancc did not appear IN ro5ult
IN an Increased amount Of moisture al.
H1fbed from the uis.
4--fhr lateral movement Of water
was very small.
5-rhr water OF Logan river uru.
ishes a suuebbundsncs ~ lime, but
only very email per cent Of the
potash, nitrogen and pNosph9tiu acid
required by CROPS
6-rho Logan river water Is entire.
~ Inadequate 20 maintain r0ii fertility.
This is true Of the water OF other
rivers nnnly15I at the station laU0ra-
tory.
= Practically Oh OF the plant food
applied by irumiirg watrr iu suiliui.
tucy Tor crops D. retained by foils; or
ordinary irrigation docs not leach i0Ttil-
ny from tho sHil.
ANY one dci,inr copies Of the col.
lcgr hulletina can obtain tlcm Tree on
maslug the request
TuE ROAD 40 los ANGELES.
Tho agitation IN Los Angeles over
the building OF a railway from that city
tO salt Lake IL even greater now thnn
was The agitation ia this city during
the summer. Tine committee which
was appointed Tor the promotion oi the
Nevada 5Iuihelu, particulars OF
which scheme wrr1 given ln the NEWS
"a couple o. wuug8 age, has mGuu "a
favorable ami explicit report; amt tbc
activity OF Superintendent Blake, %
The Nevada southern, has uT0uurI the
.Sorsor iu tho Interest OF the l. b
aug iius g. SAT- Laku road, of which
little hae bgun Rlid the past two yuau.
Ito scheme was o. luitd from BaistUw,
ou the Atlantic & Pacific, Up past
Plouho 30 Milford, aud there connect
with tho Union Pacific. james Cams
bell, a former division superintendent
Of the ECutnoru Pacific, and Eu tx.
pcriunced railway builder, now has the
bchume IN hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
Indicted RY the Grand Jury.

Joseph O. Davis, "a msmber OF tho
city pollce'iorco, this morning surTen.
deTed himself to Deputy Marshal
Cummock on warrant charging him
with using a deadly weapon upon
railroad omploye, a short time ago. An
Indictment was found by the grand
Jury on Nov, lst., and last night tho
variant was placed Ia the depuly's
hands. 10 Ia alleged thst the Ceiaul-
ant shot 90 the other man. His bond
VIII DO fixed by tho Third district
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
without Food aad water Threo DnIl

PuLADFLpIuA, Nov. 8. - Three
ehip~TeckCd mariners from the Span.
ish bark Juanmurga have arrived here.
Their vessel was wrecked In hurri-
cane on October o. Ton OF tho crew
took 10 boats, tho other two remaining
olingiug TO the mast from which they
were rescued by u passing steamer and
tnkon 10 New Orleans. Tho boat car.
Tying the other ten was capslzod anu
seven Of iis occupants were drowned.
Tho other three managed 10 reach a
small boat floating near by and after
suffering terribly Tor three days with
out food ur water they were rescued
aud brought here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
LonD Mayor or LONDON.
UnemI,ioyed worl0inamrn Think ths
Parade Money wasted.

Unemployed NoTiSiuEmrn rhink the
Parade Money wasted.
LONDON, Nov.9.-Aldormaa George
R0pert Tyler, the new lord mayor OF
london, was indicted into office To-.
day with the usual ceremonies, inolud.
iug the customary lord mayor pa.
fshe, which was witnessed by tens OF
thousands Of people. The parade was
not well received by tbs large number
OF unemployed workingmen who wit.
messed ii,thvy evidently believing that
the large sums OF money spent on II
might have been better used In re-.
lieving their distress and TINT existing
In tue coal regions, anu some OF tue
more audaclous even wentsO lar ~ To
HES as the parade passed, though 1t wai
promptly suppressed by the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
About TO be Arraigned.

Arthur Ernest d iwards, tho late
manager OF the White Houso, was
brought down from the IonitenliRry
this morning to answer 10 40 amunued
Indictment, now charging hun with
pmbt zzlemHnt anu larceny. His al.
lornoy (Mr. Coad) remained IN At
tendnncp around the cOur. greater
part Of the DAY expecting the dv,eud-
anita arraignmeni, but up 10 8.45
Edwards'a name had not been calleJ,
IL was stated, however, that no would
DO brought In before the rising OF the
court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

WAsnINoros, Nov. - Following
are the recess Appointments OF those
who failed OF confirmation by the Sen-
ale:
Chas. Il. Davis, MI. Auburn, agent
for the indians OF the Colorado River
agency, Arizona.
lsAao J. Wooten, Laurel, Del, agent
for the Indians OF the Nevada agency,
Nevada.
Geo. Harper, Carrollton, Umalilla
agency, Oregon.
Guy Bryan, 81. Louis, aisayer IN
charge u. 8. assay office,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
Matthew REYNOLDS.

a letter from the l. ,ter-day Saints
European publishing Office, ~ lsling-
ton, Liverpool, addressed 10 Ont.
Mathew Reyuoldl, Hooper, weUof Co.,
Utah." has been forwarded 10 this
illcr Tor tar owner, VINO Do NOT known
al Hooper. Dlos HnYb idy hn0W whore
The letter Will HUI himG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

he was elected missionary bishop gu
Africa and since that time he Ia &C.
voted his whole time q the organl11'
ton OF Missions and schools Tor ihr ca.
iiehtenment Of the nuiivos OF Central
africa. Bishop Taylor travels non.
one miesion To another, NUMEROUS ~
miles apart, on foot accompanied us'
ually by only two attendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
Tammrny Iiscts a.. rtchcL

NEw YORS, Nov. 0.--rhc Rtpubll.
can slate ticket IL elected by pr1unhly
$500 majority. The state senate is r.
publican by rs OF 10 10 IL. Tue assem-.
6ly stands % Republicans 10 81 Demo.
Gratis. Brooklyn smashed the machine
10y electug Republican mayor ~
80, 900 plurality. Tammauy elects It's
ticHet In this city by nu average plu.
rality Of U5.UlU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

TRgNrON, n. j., Nov. o.--As COM
pluicd returns ntu Died the Republican
victory grows in magniiuuu. Ihn
next assembly will he Republican by
tw0.thifds. On vote the senate viii
have eleven Republicans anu ten
Democrats. Ia eighteen OF the siNiy'
OTTO couutich In the state kopubhciu
anu unti.facc track thrfils afu elected.
a Republican senator 10 succeed Alc-
Pheuou will be elected ~ the now
legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09
A Slight Error.

In giving the election returns Ia the
Third precinct yesterday, there was u
slighi error Ia the figures for Watson
and Morris. Tho result however Is
In no way affected. The exact figures
are; Watson, 0Sl; majority asst. Morris,
97T; majority 523.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

The condition of Justice OF tho
Peace Clarence W. Hal, which has
been cause Tor considerable alarm
among bio relatives aud ifi-udB Tor
some days last, ~ now reported 70 be-
more favorable. Last night he rested
easily anu today general appearance
are mofu favorable.