davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston. Mass, Nov. S.-The result of
election i'm Massachusetts can only be
described as "A hugh political landslide.
For the first time in three years the
state win have a republican governor
and his plurality is 10000 at least. The
whole ticket was elected with him ana
the legislature is soidly republican in
both branches
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11

ties above Harlem give Maynard IL,
9TS; Bartlett u, 4S2
Buffalo, Nov THE News claims the
city has gone republican by a clean
sweep, the democrats saving only an oc
casional alderman.
New York, Nov. THE Daily News
says Tammany will elect tweng-eight
out of thirty aSsembIymcn in this city
New York, Nov Two hundred and
fcrty-eight districts outside New York
and brooklyn gave Palmer, for score
tary Of state, rep, 27,+Sl; Meyer TO-
$50. The same districts in 1891 gave
O'Comor 2SG61; Rice 2j603. Two
hundred and five districts outside New
York and Brooklyn give Bartlett 25,341;
Maynard 16,93S. The same districts in
1891 gave Palmer 24,520; Meyer Is
01S One thousand aud twenty cleo
zion districts in New York give Meyer
lbs. 701: Palmer 69,753. Eight hundred
and nifty districts i'm New York city
give Maynard 9t.3S5: Bartlett 6TG42
Forty-6ye election districts i'm Albany,
Erie Onandaga, Monroe and West
chester counties give Maynard 5,4l4;
Bartlett G.74l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
IILINNLS


Chicago Nov. THE elections today
were holly contested ana the rcpub-
LEANS seemed to have at a late hour
tonight the best of it, The Times,
the senior democrat paper comedies
the election of the entire republican
judicial ticket with one possible cN-
option and cluims no more than five
Of tlt county commissioners inside
the city Outside of the city. of
course. is republican The judicial
ticket heretofore has been on non
partisan basis, but This year the demo
Gratis broke away ana nominated a
ticket Of their own and the repub-
Ecaus sccm 10 have elected every
judicial candidate. The great fight has
boon over the election Of Judge Gary,
who presided ut the trial of the anar-
chists At the time Governor Altgelt
pardoncd the anarchists he made a
severe attack upon Gary aud the fight
has been later against The state ma
chine with the result that Gary seems
not only 10 have polied the fud re-
publican strength hut TO have en-
croachcd heavily on the democratic
vote as well. The general result shows
decisive republican gains over The
presidential election of year ago.
Chicago. Nov THE democrats have
undoubtedly carried the city 10y a ma,
iority that the republican vote in the
county cannot overcome The indica-
tions are an $ o'clock that Gary candi-
date for superior Judge on whom Gov
ernor Altgcld made a fight, is beaten
although he ran far ahead of his ticket
Chicago. NOV 7.-One-eighth Of the
city precincts give democratic ma
iority OF 1879 Gary is steadily gain
ing
Chicago, Nov sixty precincts out
Of 7S9 show a democratic majority OF
1000. Gary is POO ahead Of his ticket
Chicago. Nov Two hundred and
ten city precincts give a democratic
majority of 1887
Chicago. Nov Two hundred and
hfty-fvc city precincts and the county
give a republican plurality of L5o5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
KANSAS

Kansas City, Kas., Nov Tn Wyan-
dottc county, the most populous locality
i'm the state the entire republican tick
let with the exception of surveyor ana
register of deeds. was elected How
ever throughout the state not more
than half the registered vote was polled.
ON account Of "a split in the party few
democrats voted.
Topeka. Nov. s.-The Australian bal
lot system WAS used i'm Kansas today
for the first time Many voters,
through Ignorance or timidiN, would
not venture into the booths under Tire
new law by common conSct the vote
today may be compared with two
years ago, when the same county
officers were elected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Yankton, Nov 7-lInformation me-
ceivea from the headquarters Of both
the republican and democratic central
committees assure the election of all
republican candidates for iudgeship up.
on the republican ticket. The vote
cast viii be about one half or 10000
of which the republican candidates VIII
receive 50 per cent The actual figures
will not be available tonight
ST. Paul, Nov, S.-1he returns from
ten different counties in South Dakota
show republican gains over last years
vote and indicate a republican plurali-
~ Of fully 5000 The returns indicate
six republicans out of eight circuit
Judges were elected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
NEBRASKA

omaha, Nov, 7. Returns from the
state are coming in slowly Scatter
ing returns received az II o'clock in.
dicatc republican losses on the head of
the ticket and populist gains The race
between Harrison. rep, and Holcomh,
pop. is very close, The outcome will
probably not be known till morning.
Bcmis, rep, was elected mayor over
Bedford. dem 10y $500 plurality.
Omaha, Nov Z The Bee claims that
BemiS. rep is elected mayor by 900
plurality
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
rENNSY1NAN1A.

Philadelphia, NOV. THE entire re
publican ticket has been c,ectcd in
This city
Philadelphia, Nov I. Returns from
every county in Pennsylvania 50 far
show republican gains
Philadelphia. NOV, Returns from
Frank county show republican gun
of 300: Northumberland county shows
In republican gain of 400 as!d Arm
strong county shows a republican gain
of coco compared with 1891
Pittsburg. NOV. 5. Returns at mid
night from Allegheny county indicate
the election of the entire republican
county ticket and a plurality Of TO-
900 for the state ticket
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
KENTUCKY

Louisville, Nov 7.-Advices from the
state at large indicate that the usual
democratic majority in the legislature
will be slightly increased. In western
Kentucky. where the populists were
strongest last year, the democrats have
made gains. The election passed off
quietly.
Louisville, Nov. S-The results Of the
election through Kentucky will not be
known for several days, but 50 far as
reports are received it is pretty sure
the relative standing Of the parties is
not changed. The only elections of gen
eral interest were for members Of the
general assembly, which votes for a
United States senator. The legislature
win be democratic on joint ballot
about 4 to l.
In this city Tyler dem, is reelected
mayor by about $500 majority.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11

Madrid, Noy. T. The latest details
concerning the terrible disaster at SIN.
lander on Friday lust show that the
number OF dead, missing and wounded
is fully 1000 The people have not
set recovered from the effects Of the
catastrophe
Thr scenes everywhere u he vi
entity of whore the destruction wis
wrought 10y tile exploding dynamite
are sad ina the extreme, and Whenever
81 body. crushed and uanglcd beyond
recognition, is removed FROM the rufus
Il hcJrT-roudmg wall goes ny from the
womcu. who fcur tht ulcshlpee~s
mass of flesh may Zoe all that remains
of one of their loved ones There is
il, doubt that many Of the dead viii
newer Ice identified.
Many of the dead were buried yeslrr.
dIy. Among the bodies Inferred was
the hcadless and muHlaDed remains OF
the Marquis dc pmha Many of the
fragments Of bodies folud in tho Vi
cinity OF the quay wre buried iu "a
common grave.
The divers who were employed Ia
recover the bodies in the bay hay,
been 50 appalled, nj the number of the
dead and grucsome appearance of tho
corpscs that they have refused To con
tmuc their work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
FooTBAIIIsr PARALYzED.

Duluth. MINI, Nov Z Bert Costello,
who was injured in the football game
with the Minneapolis High School
club Saturday, is in a serious con
dition. Mentally he is sound, and ap-
parcntly suffers no pain, but ne Is
hopelessly paralyzed.
re Is conscious and converses freely.
Sbonld be recover he will be a cripple.
The doctors will perform an operation
as soon as practicable in hopes Of
Fastening his recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
CONDENSED NEWS.

Judge Johnson holds that al iudict-
ments against Milwaukee bankers are
invalid
1t is rumore1 that the new Hawaiian
minister has. been instructed to re-
store LiliOkulani to her throne The
news Is not authentic.
j.. A. DIN, Of Racine, the oldest
railroad man in Wisconsin, is dead
BY the burning Of q steamer on Lake
Nipissing, near Toronto, eighteen per
sons lost their lives.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
DID FIRE on THE FLAG.

Washington, Nov 7-Secretary
Gresham this morning received q dis.
patch from United States Minister Ba-
ker, who was on board the steamer
Costa RicI ut Amapala when fired on
by The Honduran authorities because
the captain of the vessel refused 20
surrender a refugee from Honduras on
board as a passenger.
The dispatch fully confirms thu press
reports Of the firing on the United
States flag
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
A GREAT
SURPRISE.
AND STARTLING VICTORY
IN ONO
NOTHING LIKE TT KNOWN SINCE
THE WAR,
A MAJORITY OF MORE THAN So.
oo0 GIVEN HIM AND m MAY
EVEN BE GREATER.

Republicans also Have "a rwoThlrds
Majority in the Legislature The
NctorS Close Headquarters at Mid.
night and at once Open Meetings to
Boom MKinley for President Great
Excitement Prevails
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
THE NEWS AT WASHINGTON
President Gets the Election Returns
by Telephone

Washington, Nov 7.-Secretaries
Gresham, Lamont Smith and Morton
received election returns at the white
house In Private S, cretary Thurber's
room. Such as were indicative Of re
suits were teldphoned to the president
at Woodley.
The members Of the cabinet attribute
the results to the business depression,
aud the statement was made that this
was the worst possible time for the
democrats to have an election, while
80 many people were suffering from
conditions that we're not political
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
MEN AND BOATS LOST
Two Steamers Sink in lake Michigan
Many Drowned.

Many Drowned.
sand Beach, Mich, Nov The
steamer Albany, Of the Western Tran
sit Company. loaded with grain, ana
the steamer Philadelphia, Of the Anchor
Line. loaded with coal and merchandise,
colided off Port aux Barqucs in a dense
fog. and sunk in 200 feet Of water
The captains OF botn boats, with
twenty-one men, got ashore at o'clock
this morning at Port aux Barques. The
Philadelphia struck the Albany Just
forward Of the two gangways.
All hands got on the Philadelphia.
She towcd the Albany half an hour,
when the Albany sank. The Philadel-
phia went down thirty minutes after
ward Both crews left in two boats;
only one has reached shore yet.
Reports just received state that the
remaining boat which contained
twenty-five men, capsized and all per-
ishcd. Eleven bodies have been re-
covered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
NEW Jersey.

New York, NOV IA Times bulletin
saws that New Jersey elects an anti
race track legislature.
The Daily Press says: The New Jer-
sey legislature Will be republican on
Joint ballot 90 senator elected this
year,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11

West Chester ~ T. Nov 7-Ditt-
mars dynamite factory at Bay Chester
blew up this morning, shaking the
surrounding country The building
was large low frame structure and
WIS completely demolished.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
HARVARD 10, BOSTON a. A. o

Boston. Nov. T. The Boston Ath.
lenc association football team played
% rafting game with the Harvard
varsity team on Holmes field this
afternoon. The game resulted In a
victory for Harvard ~ TO q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
~TAH

salt Lake City, Utah, Nov THE
election in this territory today was
warmly contested and the vote is very
close. 1t is impossible to give any
thing definite regarding results now.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
THE NEW YORKER Is DEFEATED
BY AN ENORMOUS MA
JORITN
JI-DGE GARY PROBABLY PULLS
THROUGH IN CHICAGO
THOUGH THE RESULT THERE Is
YET .-BOUDED II 4 LIT
TIE DOUBT

,,recnhalge, Republican Wins the
Gubernatorial Rage in Massachu-
setts - Democrats Show Great
Strength in Kentucky, Maryland
and Race-Track En-
thusiasts Gain the New Jersey Leg
islature-Othcr Returns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
NIRGINIA.

Richmond, Va. Nov There Is
every indication that the democratic
state ticket has been elected by a large
majority and that they win have more
than a two thirds majority in the legis.
lature. Negroes voted the democratic
ticket
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 7.-O'Farralls ma
joritv in Norfolk is estimated to OK.
coed 5000
New York. Nov. IA Times bul-
letin says that Virginia has gone
democratic by $4,000 majority
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
HOLDS ANOTHER MEETING.


Chicago. Nov THE last meeting
Of the national commission was he'd
in Secretary Dickens office nj the
worlds fair grounds ~ II o'clock TO-
day. President Palmer presided rs
usual
The commission heard The final re-
port Of the committee on awards with
much interest, after which a number
Of resolutions were introduced Ia which
the various officers were thanked and
conplimcntod for their services.
A resolution that the next meeting
Of the commission be held in Wash
iagton, -. G. WIS defeated The meet
ing adjourned subject to call
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
woNT TOLERATE GAMBLING.

Emperor William VIII Prohibit IL ia
the German Army
Berlin. Nov. THE V0ssische lei
mng says that Emperor william has
already issued q private order to the
army In connection with the recent
gambling scandals disclosed by the
trial just ended mt Hanover
IN the order referred 20, the emperor
condemns gambling IN the most severe
terms and threatens heavy punish
mcnt to those officers who On
gage IN gambling
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-11
BOIES IS DEFEATED
HE GOES DOWN UNDER THE GEN.
ERAl. LANDSLIDE.
JACKSON LEADS HIM BY THOU
SANDS OF VOTES.

lt PrcscE Ratio Keeps Up The Re
publican Majority win Reach Wen
up Toward 10000 Democratic
Gains Reportcd uom Some Locali-
ties Detailed Report
, 1893-09-27

will receive a large amount Of salvage. The
Villa is now anchored off Staten Island.
The steamer Centurion, which arrived here
yesterday, had a rough experience on her
way from Porto Rico, She reports that on
Aug. II a hurricane passed over Porto Rico
heavily damaging the coffee crop. A mum,
Der Of coasting vessels were wrecked. and
the schooner Robbie Godfrey was driven
ashore at Areoibe. Her spars, sails, rigging
and boats were saved. Her first mate, steward
and three of her crew came here yesterday on
the Centurion.
The steamer St. Clears, bound from Car
diff to Vera Cruz, the Centurion reports, put
into St. Johns, P. r., in distress after en-
oountering the storm of August 20. Her
cargo was shifted, her deck houses were
smashed and her steering gear was damaged.
Her boatswain was lost over board
, 1893-09-27

amount was placed by the steamship line
cargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners met yesterday
and authorized the purchase OF bonds for $4,000
from the Sinking Fund.
Bishop Lcmuc II. Wells. Of tho new Diocese OF
Spokane, will preach In the Church OF the Messiah.
at Greene and Clermont ayes. TO morrow evening.
Bishop Wells is n fine looking man and an Interesting
speaker
On Sunday Joseph Schulthies. German tailor, died
suddenly In his apartments at No. 81 Moorc-st, and
since then his wife has been unable TO bury the body
The neghbors complained to the police and an officer
sent to the house The Board Of Health took
charge Of body and will bury 1t at the expense
Of the city.
Frank SrcmpHcr and Lizzie Klebcr, OF No. 1870
Throopave.. who arrested Thursday charged
with the murder OF the young wOman'S three weeks
old child, had "A preliminary examination yesterday
before Justice Goctting In the Lee Avenue Police
Court. large crowd OF spectators filled the court
room. Mrs. Strempncr alias Miller who caused the
arrest Of the prisoners, took the stand and told the
story OF how s,rcmpner and the Klcbcr woman had
killed the infant. During her testimony Strcmpner
became excited and declared that his wife lying
When he took the stand In his behalf he said the
child died from cramps and had been attended By
DR.. sloat. OF Flushing ave-, who he said. would be-
present In court today 10 give evidence. Justice
Goctting adjourned the examination until 10 day.
In the suits brought by Mrs Mary Carey against
the Kings County Elevated Railway Company t.
$50 900 for services by her husband and John
" Eitc in securing consents for elevated road In
Myrileave.. the Jury gave verdict for g. .O5 In the
supreme Court yesterday. After the consents were
gained. the Union Elevated Railroad Company oh
tanned the right 10 build it, structure I'm the street
Carey and Eel were paid $3.50 for their work.
Pcrcivnl Chubb lcciurcd before II large audience IN
Association Hall yesterday afternoon Nature rs
Interpreted by Wordsworth He will speak next
Friday afternoon upon Shelley
Five more OF smallpox have been found and
the patients have been sent 10 the Hospital for Con
tagous Diseases. II Is charged that OF them
were removed when thinly clad and exposed to great
cold.
y Judgment for ~ .3l7 So found by default IN n
suit brought by ex-senator james W. Birkct against
ex-senator ALDER, Dagget, was filed yesterday The
suit was brought TO recover money loaned various
times from November H. 1883, TO February o. 1890.
stephen Nelbohe, swedish sailor, committed sui
eide last evening by shooting himself In the heart on
board the bark LYON, lying In the Bay at Twenty
NTH ST. No cause for the act Is known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
MISS SALLIE MOORE STILL MISSING.

HER SISTER RECEIVES An ANONYMOUS LETTER
REGARDING THE YOUNG WOMAN
The appcararcc OF Miss Sallie Moore, OF KENTUCKY
I'm broad daylight Monday, when she was sent
from the house OF her sister, Mrs. Cornell, at No.
1873 West hundred nd third-st, to the frygoods
store OF Stern brothers, In Twenty third-st still con
nucs TO puzzle the police. At the Bureau OF In
formation late yesterday afternoon 1t was said that
the police had not been able to trace the young
woman beyond the drygOois store Mrs Cornell
yesterday received anonymous letter which r. ads
as follows:
young lady answering the description OF Miss Moore
vas seen on Monday Twenty thirst station OF the
Sixth.avc elevated road about 80 She with
woman slowly dressed, and with light complexion
and blond hair The young woman was with the other
apparently against her will. She was heard to say: II
can't 20 now | must 60 Stems and the drcsslnak-
crs." Finally the cider woman pushed the younger up
the steps. and the two dIsappclrcd
4 Russian who went to the Cornells also SAID
that he had seen young woman near the same station
on Monday afternoon. talking with man and woman
who were trying TO induce her to go downtown with
them. She had refused at first. but had yielded nj
last and had gone with them. The police do not
attach much wcgilt to such stories. There Is some
reason to think that Miss Moore has undertaken TO
support herself by wording In millinery place. as
She had expressed desire for that hind OF work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
SOME WENT WITH TNWASIlED FACES

The scarcity OF water the upper floors I'm all
parts " the city continued yesterday There were
70,l4G.341 gallons PUMPED on Thursday and 76.s5C
OlO used. city Works Commits sioncr ADAMS said
Yesterday that the desired pressure Of water could
not be secured for several days. lie blamed people
for wasting the water, but said nothing as 10 inc
plight If the people in the higher parts Of the city
who get water only In their Easements ana some
Of them not there Ky hlllns bathtubs and basins
in the night many people manage 10 Tide over tn"
water famine. but some people went with un"a'hci
faces Yesterday morning. Mayor Body l. one 81
the sufferers from want Of water In l- Prospect
Heights house Boss Mclaughlin has enough IN
nis house I'm Remscn.>t. The shortage VIII BE-
relieved early next week. the authorities say, II 10
nlnr nccdrnis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
THEY SAY HE Has NUMEROUS WIVES.

Among the prisoners 0rriiighed In the eouh Brook
lvn Police Court before Justice 1ghc yesterday was
Emil Tangzclus. who ARRESTED few DAYS ago for
passing IA WORTHLESS check for go upon Henry y.
olsen. Of 40. IL Pacific 4. lie waived examination
and Wa, committed await the action Of th" Grand
jury Some New York detectives were present Win
warrants for hi, arrest similar charges. and II Was
said that he had forged names T. number Of check
4 Young woman named Joanna Nelson wanted 10 give
BAH for him. and she said that rangrcu, wtui marry
her The police say that hc l. already married.
woman in Twenty first Il. She Is hi- wife. Al the
Office Of tho Alta, steamship COMPANY In New York It
was said that he had married the daughter ~ Captain
Pierce agcnt for the line ut Port Iimon Costa Rca.
several years ago. and also that he had wife and two
children In Liverpool. lie d-hir, that hc ever mar
riod.
rangzelius SAYS he + n Svcdc and formerly
officer the steamship AVcna 81 the Atlas Line. ard
on vessels Of the Guon Line ard the United states and
Brazil steamship Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MRS. PAGE AN HABITUAL DRUNKARD.

MRS PAGE AN HABlIUAL DIX NhAhD'
SHE IS TIE WIFE OF Dr.. /. D. PAGE AND Is
BEING SUED FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
MIS-. Antoinettc Page. wife OF Dr. Emmett ID. rage
OF No. 21j Adclphst.. who Is seeking absolute divorce
from her. adjudgcd an habitual drinkard ycstcr
day and incapable Of caring for her person ana prop
crty. Her mother. Mrs. Julia a. Wordsworth. OF NO
4S3 Clinton-avc., appointed committee TO care
for her and her estate. valued at 900 Mrs
Page Is thirty eight years old. and was married al
most sixteen years ago TO Chaunccy W. Marshall son
OF cX- Bridge Trustee William Marshall, one Of the
wealthy Of the city. They had one child who
bears his fathers name. and is now fifteen years Old
A few years ago Mrs Marshall went 10 Rhode Island
and secured divorce from her husband on the sro.Gd
of lncompatiby. She aftcrwari married Dr.. Page
and lately has been addicted TO liquor and has had
fondness for driving fast horses. 1t Is two years
since she has lived with her husband She has two
sisters. Mrs. Emma F. Porter and Mrs. Ella j. larncy.
who cOncurrci with their mother in asking for com
nttcc for Mrs. Page.
At th. hearing in the city Court, DR.. Edwin
Reynolds testified yesterday that Mis-. Page WAS his
patient and habitunl diunkarl. Other wit
ne,,es told OF her habits and how She was unable TO
care for herself In IN" ,uit for dlvOi7c brought by
Dr. Page there are several correspondents Lamed