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COLORADO.

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. s.-Thomns NJ.
Bowen, Republican, 10 elected con-
gt,ttman Ia tue Second Colorado dis
lrlct His maiotily over Bell, Popu.
list, h atout 500.
Dsnv eplte OF the positivo
announcement from Pueblo that
Thomas NJ. Bowen (ilup.) Is elected
congtestnan, the result la the Second
district attn seems 10 be IN doubt. The
returns, tlllcial and est mated, coiveJ
from Nil counties IN the district, except
two, give Foil tPOp.) 2,2O7 majority.
SIhe Republicans viii have sixteen
majority on Joint ballot In tho iogis-
lAluTe.
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acihodist Mss. natiss ueet Hsund
the tm sricsn rtsg.

Methodist Mss. mates Meet Hiund
ihr tm tftcsn rtsg.
NLw YOWS, Nv. Sine general
missio afy c.mmIttro OF the Methodist
EWtcOpai ohuTcn IL iu session la
Brooklyn. Toe committee ! composed
Of all tue bishops uf tue church, fcpfc
seutativCs ifOm districts ,ovonug the
cuure world, ministers and laymen
from THE missionary board OF tue
church,
at night the committee devoted
the session 10 consIueflug how much
money " should undertake faisc or
missionary pufp tcs during the coming
year Last year the collections were
sl,lsb,OUJ. Many ~ tho membofs
th0u ht u inuxptdiunt 10 undertake to
COLT Ct that amount next year on Ao.
count OF the hard times. TINS prtcipi-
tated discussion " the business de-
pfcsslun. Al the suggestion VI Cnap.
lain q. G.. McCabr, tue organ lot wa,
decorated with a big United states nag.
The chaplain said " was Ina honor Of
tho election. d. X. 4. 5tOtfs, presl.
don't Of the Americas board OF mis-.
siDnafies, aud J. ID. Wells, president
Of the Presbyterian board made adj
dresses. DE- 5loffs sail:
81 go by thu nag that you believe
la tho doctrine u tbs elo1liJn. am
sure you prncticud that doctrine yes
ttrday. am sure Il was ordained you
should do sO.n
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KANSAS Guy, Nov. s.-Tho Star
(tudepr hgufes that John 4,
lnrsney OF Congress has carried the
Fiith district by a little over so
There 10 every prospect VI q contest bS
Col. Van Horn, RtpuUlicap. H. TIE
Second ward VI Kansas Guy l,54s
votes were cast sgaintt 72s tue Lac,
pr, siduntial election. IL IN claimed II
can be pt0yen there aTe not 900 votefs
90 the SECOND ward.
o.. Louis-IhsTe 10 to-day almost no
Guuut that the Republican state ticket
hus been successful. In comparison
Wllh two Yeas ago the Republican,
had plurality OF 20,0bl 70 overcome,
lulty.avYen c0untlta Jus ut ma chow %
nol kgpubl eau gain OF 1879.
In tne House OF Representatives the
Republicans have mAue gains enough
to give them JOINT ballot muiUriIy,
but the Senate VIII remain Demo
cratic. Ia tho congregational districts
It In now fairly established that TN
Fiat tHatoh'el Fourth (Elieon'o),
bixth( ID sarmond'sl, Seventh "A ari'sli
Ninth Champ Ciark'sl .hitlcenIn
lFOX'sl Fourteenth (Agnolv'sl, anu
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witn pick, shUveis, ciow baff, exc,
snd duS W large iron ohust tul-
toied to b. iilled win treasure Uu me
OIa Cufistoval property bounced by
tic hospital, Charlotte Bravo nu.
BuIgs streets. Mis-. Huuuiok, who
lives on the premises, not knowing
what tue men we're about uppeafel
wilma shot gun AMI drove tuem Oh,
but not until lucy had loatci the boa
whish required several men 10 CARP
~ into n vehicle. No trace OF the
men, who were under a grey bearded
leader, csn be- found, nothing but come
% u pottery, an iron hook anu one I'll.
yer corn was luil by them.
ruu slJop lett at daylight Tor the
south. IL 10 supposed TO have CarfeI
the party " san Domingo, 40 the
neifs Of the original owners Of the
,TOpofty, Daviue, live here. a mag-
uDlia zee, pia tel ~ the m0.ner VI
Mfs. Gtutfsi Blake seventy.two years
AZ was taken for tue besfinls u The
i,csuou VI tue buried Treasure which
tue parry seemingly unuefs.uod. All
their measurements before they btgaH
digsing were taken from tuia tee.
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Nov Ye.L .,.eI. nnrE..

NEW YOiuS. Nov. s.-Slock market
opened active but weak, MauhatlAu
selllng down per cent, sugar 4, Union
Pacific aud other uhar.s "a smaller
traction. Under the influence Of good
buying an upward movement was
sJOn begun.
Sugar declined sugar preferred,
j. lead q, Pacific Mail, y. Othor
unares wuro also weak,
Ju,t before noon New jersey Cen.
trail led an upwafu movement which
ranged irOm 10 per cent In the nc.
tive let. Sugar advance
The market became strong after noon.
Sugar advanced ! !. Of which was
lost before the olOsr.
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AMUSEnENIS.

CHARLEY's Aunt IoSI0HT.-The
slscrity with whicl tne pubic hEs
swatmeI 70 the box office for the past
yuage mat people want some mental
relaxation after the severe strain ~
which they have bsen subjected Tor
the past two weeks. Chariry's Aunt
tonight Will be seen by oue OF thr
hauds0mest audiences that has as.em.
0led ut tie Pheater for loug time
past,
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Constitutional Convention.

Up TO two O'Clock this afternoon a
sufficient number Of the counties OF
the Territory had not cent In their
election returns TO make the
matter Of the political complexion
OF tue forthcoming ConsIlluiiunai
Convention sill doubtful. This Ia
notably the oase An to Saupele; aud II
may happen that the question as 10
whether the Democrats VI the R.pub.
lioans shall control tho Convention,
vii! depend upon which party has
carried s.npUte.
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BRooRLYN, N. Y, Nov. Sac.
corning 70 tns ngurss received thus
far ut police huAdqu ,rtefs, the con.
solldatlon M lar M Brooklyn lie con-
cvrued has been Lost ny about 100 votes.
Counselor Snanks, secretary OF the
consolidation league, claims, however,
that consolidation has been carried ny
email majority. IL will make no
difference whether the vote Il found
10 DO In favor or against, as tho matter
will have togo 10 tho legislature In any
event.
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GAIL BADGER, President
Talked 10 tho bunny.

A well dressed and apparently
rational gentleman Rstonlshed East
Temple street pedestrians this stlvt.
noon by stopping, sgluting and talking
ear eelly 10 a dummy In front Of n
clothing store, on the result Of
tue election, When accosted By
n citizen he stated that he was pre-.
sumed TO know his own business anu
didn't Propose TO be inteTiefrd with,
he was accordingly left alone alter
which he ssuuteTed OF with an en-.
tifely sStiih air.
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mEpiua lxrOsED.
Her aMatsriaiised" spirit Was Fornd
90 ue boii.

New YumS, Nov. S-A dispatch
rom Patls ssys; Tue sensation Of tho
hour here IL the exposure OF the oelr.
brateu American spiritual medium,
Mrs. May Williams Of New York. she
arranged 10 hold senuces In ~. Peters
uurg, Il rim aud lhr Hague aud pro.
poftd 10 come 10 Paris hfaL Mrs.
Williams arrived on October n. The
Duchess OF P0mpard, "a great leader OF
iashiou anu Hplrituahslr, lives Ia u
magnificent palace, when has lecture
nails where svanceH aud dlscusslOns
arc held. She invited Mrp. Williams
10 hold seaucos there. Al tue fiist of
these the Duke Of Pompard susp, cled
sol ethiny. At tho teooHd Hranco his
susplcions we're practically confirmed.
Mrs. Williams tuun Arranged q lhigd
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CINCisNATI, Nov. S.. The monthly
report VI l.. NJ. ihomAn for Nsvem
Ter In the I'uoe Current states that
advanced harvest operations reveal a
reduction la the YIELD OF corn OF ono.
half hushel per acre as compared with
the preliminary estimate one month
ago, The total harvest now Indicated
l. lao 100000 bushels on an area OF
~, 30 900 acres. There arc evidences
VI nght and chafly Rtaln, According
TO present returns 1875 per cent OF the
crop grades Ne merchantaule olrn.
This represents ,lOg 900 busbels
against !, 1856, 900. 600 IA 1893, /, 8i5 OOU,.
QUO IN 1897 aud l,S22, OOO,UOJ IA 1891.
An approximate 0i tue available sup
ply OF corn for shipment for tho entu.
ing year In sIates fNislng thtee.itu fths
Of the total harvest places II at 1871 per
cent or 1850, 900 bushels.
Wheat fru1ing is being steadily
maintained on low prices rather on IT,
relative value as animal food. There
IL general complaint In Texas, rennes.
400, Indiana, Illinois AMI Kansas that
the dry weather IL seriously reIArding
fall work.
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Nor ON sANIrNRY enorNn..
Indignation Ia Hamburg at tho Pro.
Inhibition against oar neeL

Indignation In Hamburg az the Pro.
hibition Against our neeL
REuiS, Nov. SIT has come 10 the
knowledge OF the United States en-.
bassy that the pfetenso Tor lhu prohibi.
ton against the landing Of American
cattle In Germany based on sanitary
reasons 10 without foundation. IL ap.
pears that the Hamburg sanitary au.
tuoritius passed tho two catgos OF cattle
In question NJ healthy aud theTeupon
the Russian sanitary officers were
ordered TO Hamburg aud anbstq uently
annuunce1 that the cattle were ai-
icutud with Texas fever. Cattle
shippers at Hamburg are Indignant ut
the Hction Of the Prusslan authorities,
NJ they have recently built four cattle
steamers for American service anu
these have been rendered uerless by
the prohibitory orders issued.
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LECTURE ON THE KITCHEN.
Rae Assembly Hall FILLED With Women
Llsleners-food Treated asa
Moral Factor.

The famoua superintendent Of the
Chattanooga cooking school, hRs
,'como oui" West auI yesterday In The
Assembly He'll Mrs, Emma p. Ewing
delight, d a largo audience Ot intelli-
gent women with her simple and ye,
iorcible lecture upon the Interests OF
"Our Kitchens
Mrs. Ewing Is small, alert woman
with a sweoI, gentle face Rud quiet,
deliberate speech, the tones OF her
voice reaching tue uttermost parts OF
the large building with cleaTness ami
dlstinutnotH'
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Fi'tccn,h tM fsan'l. nave be, ca--
70 by the Rspubh, the Eighth
(BiAtd'-l is I'll 60 ub; allen tie
Ihtd tDlCkery' lur tenth aud
El,voutu "a l. uis) ne Republican.
TIE only sue -. ~ .vnlic d.e.fio,s arr
TIE stclud, + 10 Hud gwetth.
H. LIuis.-Tue state Dtmacfuiic
committee comedies tie utiuat On
irima q o returns, Of II =. Bland a.
toe ~, h. lie ticl by plufaiIy Of 10
tes. lhe comm tee stiii claims he
election o DJckory In the Thir ty
800.
Cungrenman q. T.. Bland comedies
hi' Of % ) COZ plurality.
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Death Of Mrs. Beck.

After prolonged illness, Mrs. Sarah
Beok, wife Of John Beck, the we'll.
known mining man, died, at $3.50 yes.
terday afternoon. Deceased was aged
50yeats, and leaves, besides her hus.
band, several children. Hes loss will
bc moufnrd by wide circle OF ffieudt,
~ well ~ by her husband aud child.
teu. Asthma and heart trouble we're
the causes VI death, Tue funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon from
the tcsilencr, SO North state street.
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Two Bad BOYS.

George RIwiani and Frank Wilder,
a couple Of Dad boys we're sent to lan
by Justice Smith today until tomorrow
afternoon pending the iuyrs,igation Of
a charge OF petit larceny against them.
Tue lads are OF tough formation anu
nave been iu trUuuie before. This
Time tho are accls,d uf stealing dem.
lOhus wnlch they offered 10 eel 10
Junk dealer
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CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. THE vol.
oano OF Colima 10 m an gctlve eTup.
ton and the people Ia the immediate
Vicinity are greatly alarm oil, A. streams
VI lava are pouring down tue sides Of
the mountain, the flames being Visible
iOr many miles. ruey have abandoned
their homes.
Police headquarters 10 this city re-
port n total OF 10 deaths IS the result #
Fnday's earthquake anu the suUse-
quent eruption,
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RAILWAY NEWS.
c. d. a Q. Onleial. ncre--sanpete Tx.
tension Completed aud Opened.

A party Of prominent g. u. 80.
officials are In the city and are regis.
Tered nj tue Knulsiord hotel. They
were being escorted about the town
today by w. &. Spsuoe aud a trip to
saltair this afternoon over the Loo
Angeles was talked Of.
The 5anpete Valleys extension from
Manti 10 the Sterling coal mine was
completed last evening, and the first
regular train soon passed over the road
Daily service Will Immediately DO CO.
iAbilahtd. TIE trnck aud roAdbed are
SAID TO be- In excellent condition.
Superintendonts Bancroft, Calvin
aud Eccles, Of the Union Pacific, all
went 10 Boise on business trip last
night. They will remain there for the
next lew days.
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Won s,o.ooo on ,tnrlnn.

NEW YOtdi, Nov. S.-Ffcj r.
Adams, tue broker VINO has ueyu odrT.
iug 30 much money anu suuh heavy
ouue 1ivnOn's r. cutiOu, won $4,000.
IL Hill had beUn victorious Ne would
nave Loaf more than S25U,Uu0. Ho 10 a
grandson OF the eAIlivs1 nud tor ,tnts
one Of tie rnoss prominent bankers M
tnis cily.
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Inc Rsmains Of the Late Csar Leave
LiNadia.

LlvADIA, Nov. s.-The fitAt mass
for the rep0se VI the soul Of Alexander
III was concluded yesterday morning
Ia the Bysante chapel, where the rs.
mains are lying In state. Tie late
emperor'a face was but little altered.
IL had placid expression. At2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon tho second mass
at which tho czaT, CzArina, Princess
Alir, the Princess VI Wales and all Of
tue imperial aud royal suits at.
tended, was celebrated. The late car
was cso0rt,d with great ceremony on
board tins cruiser Pamyat MclkOovia
Tor transportation TO ssbaItopoi this
morning.
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Pi1IsnUAu, Penn, Nov, SIN
clr,riug away tue wreck 0n the d. q
q. roAd nj R1seusteel siding, ths body
VI T.. w. Minear, brakeman on tho
freight train, was found In the debris
This makes total OF siK killed. Mail
clerks Il. A. Williamson aud q. IA.
IL often, OF Baltimore, were severely
but not fatally inluied. No passengers
were Injured DryOud slight bruises.
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Land Onlce.

The following hlings we're made In
the local land oflss under date o.
Nov. Sth;
VIM. English, Of GunpiSon, home.
stead entry OF the east half Of the
northeast quarter section 10, township
10 south, raLgu l west, Containing sU
aofus.
Vim. Milo, Of Mnyfieli, homestead
anal proof southeast quaItsr Of the
uur,hVesl quarter, section 20, town.
ship 10 south, range . eaat.
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BEnLIS, Nov. S.-A special dis.
patton receive here says thAt 1900 na.
tivos o. the MawnrJ tribe recently At.
lacked lNilwakiwiudle, East Africa,
anu wee defeated by the German
regulars anu natives iunder Baron Won
Eufstvin. Later the MAwnoji tribe
ca tufeu kelwAkrswaui with much
blo0dshed. The Germans have not a
ioIcs strong enough 10 reoapture the
place.
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MnI boil nelIrea fram ser,Iee.

NLw YORN, Nov. s.-rnis uOou
MuJur U, hOWatu, commanding the
department Of the EasI with hoad.
quarters ON Governors island, VIII be-
retired from active service. He has
reached the age OF 81, wneu the army
regulations say no may give way 10
younger men.
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An Assignment Today.

Stephen Shiugr,lon, who nas been
running a small general store NJ 27J
north sixth West, filed his Assignment
Today with the county recorder. h.
N. Winter is named a. assignee. No
list u creditors Ia given anu th.Fe are
no preferences tet forth Ia the dUcu.
meat
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Now Arren,In. MInI.nry.

BuENos AYRhs, Nov. s.-lho new
cabinet consists VI senior E'uATuO
COSTA, minister oil the iutetiori 5rnvt
liualicJ Gomez, foreign hhslr'i Sonof
acapRls, Jasuc'; son1r EduafIo Bal
~, war; 5uuor lUuey, treasury, auu
Gen. ~ Oh, oniei o. police Polill'
clans predict that II 10 not likely 10
stand
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TOPEKA, Klaus, Nov. s.-The latest
figures snuW that Kan,as has elected
seven Rvpubli,an Cougfessmun ami
one PopulisI, Baker, Ia the sixth dis
troi. This district IL 20 clofo that con.
tsst IA likely. Tho legislature viii be
Republican on Joint ballot, by about
30.
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CHICAGO, Nov. S. - Freeburg's
Opera IA use on rwesty.se'ond street
was damaged s2O,0JO by FIRE today.
DENSE SMOKE assembled ~ the dwelling
apartments above anu nearly suiiO-
caled Mrs. Lucy Ffeebutg, Mrs. Cnsu.
l., Groueok aud two cnillten. They
we're rescued by ffrmen.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. s.-The cit.
uatiUn la ASHLAND district n uu.
cuaugrl, owe y, Democrat, claims
llS plurality. n Owes II given u
certificate, Denny, Republican, will
contest ou sue grounds u refusal 10
register Republican votes aud fraud.
On election Day.
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NAsuiNuTyN, Nov. S.-A formal
ordet wa- rsugl Il. IN the war depart.
mrnt today, feliriug Major General
o. o. HUWafd, commanding thu de-
pHf,mtnt OF the East.
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Senatorial candidates.

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Geofgv K. Davis,
director General ~ the WONG. Far, IL
n candidate for United States senator
today. Besides senator Cuilom And
General Davis the two other Avowed
aspifants ate sN.Congressmgn William
J.. Mason aud Attorney Geo. 3. VII.
lhlIH.
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WEST vtReiHiA.

WAsuGsuTOS, Nov. b. - Senator
Faulkner comedies that tho Ropubli.
cans have defeated Wilson, West Viz
ginia, and carried four congregational
dltiriCis and the legislature.
A dispatch from Representative Me-
CURE announcing his election Is the
only report from California.
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BLoOMINo1uN, ILL.,, Nov. s.-rhe
mt. f,a e. OF Chsfles Stevenson auu
Miss LJtuu Mclean, b. ga leading
young society people oi this city, wns
uUlemDizud last evening ~ tue home oil
The bfiut's mother, Mrs. Carmichael.
Tue groom 10 tue nephew VI Wee
Prssilent Stevenson, VINO was Que d
the guests. The wedding was attended
W a disun, ublisI company.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov, S,-Flll re-
turns louHy cUunfm tus election OF Nj
tix Dtmocralio candidates Tor COngfsss
Ia Lluisisnn. The sugar plautrfs are
Understood % have mad spoilers In
lnree sugar distrlcls. The Republicans
IRE hopeful oigo,tlng BraI,y, KsrOcn
aud Coleman HeAtsl.
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UAuPAIaN rUyDs.
Tito Opinion Of Attorney genersi
Oiury Received.

WAsHISu1uS, Nov. s.-The civil
fufvice c mmission has received an
opinion from Attorney General OluUy
regarding tue complaint against Lee
ID. Cralr, OF soliciting campaign iuuds
rom the employees ~ tue SsA Fran
ci,cl customs flee. 10 Is ,he opiuiou
Of the attorney general that the u.
tense alleged dUts not come within the
civil service law aud thst Craig was in
no sense an smpIoye oi the govern.
munt
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov 5.-M.
W. HOWARD, POpullst, hiss dCiestaI
Dulson, Democrat, Ia tue Seventh uis-
lriot, The returns from tho Fitst ais-
riot Indicate iho election OF A. r,
q odwiu, Populist, over Judge CobU,
Democrat.
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Now Vol. AIasrmen.

NEW NuRil, Nov. s. rne uncertain.
~ auOIt The uutrI OF aldermen wss 70.
mJTnd this afternoon by thr police roe
urus when give the Nep IulcAuH
seventeen out oil thirty -Jut ne ub.t e..
Ice board Will have tnu ailUiuImcnt
u Tue cay assembly districts.
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BERLIN, Nov,S,-Emper0 William,
reply iug to President Dole's ufllolal
uouncatiOn, has acknowledged the
repu bno Of Hawaii.
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Purih,r ministerial Changes In Ger.
MANY.

BERLIN, Nov. S,-Phnoe Hohen-
lOLs, mo chancellor, IL Understood 10
insist upon further cabinet changes,
anu II IL said FTeihorr won Berlepsoh,
minister OF commerce, and others OF
the PfuHsiAn cabinet, Will have To
tenuor their rssignAtiJus.
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nusln.s. Improvement Expected.

NEW York, Nov. s. The Iron Age
wills say today;
AZ the result Of the elections an im.
provement In business iseKpeoted by
the mi lrity OF those WIN control large
industrial operations. Onu feature IN
the situation In the iron trade proper
deserves more cOnsideTsti.n than has
yet been given Il. IL 10 a remarkable
fact that In the area Of production OF
cheap pig iron from lake ores anu Con
melville coke the capacity IL prao.
tically fully employed, In the whole
districts embracing Buffalo, the Shen-
RndOah valley, Pittsbufgi the Mshon-
Ing valley, Cleveland, wheeling and
tho Quo river there are few modern
furnaces out Of tue blast
Statistics show that there were In
zotive operation November !, lSl blast
furnaces with weekly capacity OF
l5I, $50 tons Of pig iTUh. lhia IL an in-
crears OF 6,a3l tons per week over
Oct. /.
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NASHVILLE, renu., Nov. s.-The
election .or governor has not been
defluliuly settled. The Republicans
claim this election Of Evans by $4,000
majority, while the Democrats o.aim
Iurney's election by 5000 10 1900.
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RICHMOND, Va, NV. S.-The laies {
returns snow tue election Of Democrats
iu all the Viz iuin congressional die.
ltipistNaept the Ninth, where James
T.. Walker was successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

IN the matter Of the estate Of Henry
Arnold, deceased, hnal account wac
allowed In the probate court today.
Tue petition for distribution went oy.r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

NEW NOHIt, Nov. S.-Ffank T.. Bel.
lew, cntioalurlst, bsst known as"ChIp,"
has died Of pntumonia. lie wns 81
years old and a sou Of Flank Bollew,
the artist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. S. Al Governors
IslaGd, salute of fiiteen guns were
fred today IA honor OF Gen. Howard,
retired. Howard will leave New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-Colonel A ndrew
Dee tail one VI the earliest settlers Ia
Minnesota, anu one Of the best railroad
buildets Ia Tue United states, died last
nlgnt, aged 81 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08

wAsuiSuiON, Nov. s.-rhr Pfesi-
irnt las par.Outu A. 3. AudUuo.,
convicted IN idahO Of unlawful cUhab.
llatlVn.