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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
IT STRUCK 4EXAS.
DEMOCRATS Will Think Themselves
Lucky With the Lowest M. jority.

ABILENE, Tx, Nov. S.-Texas, too, was
caught in the slide of Republican victory.
but by Populists instead of Republicans.
The time worn plurality of $50 600 for
Democracy is a thing ofthep past. Today's
returns very materially change the situs.
ton from that of Yesterday, when the
Democrats were conf lent of plurality of
so 900, while tonight they will b. satisfied
II barely ahead. Evrry return through
on; the state shows phenomenal PopulI-t
gnins aud may possibly indicate the cleo
il'n of Nug-nt, the Populist nominee for
Governor. The state tonight is Claimed by
both parties. The Pnpulists claim
plurality of $4,000 for Nugent, while the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
LONG RATIFICATION,

MEDICINE LODGE, Kan, Nov. S.-The
election of Chester /. Long, Republican. in
the big seventh congressional district of
Kansas, was ratified at his home. this city,
last night. The people of Medicine Lodge
express pride in Mr.. Long and the ratifica-
ton WAS one of those spontaneous pleas
ant affairs that will start him on his
career rs congressman with assurance OF
of the confidence of his home people The
indications are that his majority will be
ut least 2 600
ARKANSAS CITY. Kan, Nov. S-The
friends OF Hon. J. V. Beekman in sour b.
eru and central Kansas have brought him
out as the best possible timber for speaker
of the lower branch of the state legisla-
ture. He is Well known throughout the
State A. one OF the ablest parliamentarians
I'm Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
TENNESSE MUDDLE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 9-l2:30 a. H.
The gubernatoral muddle in this state
seems no near-r a settlement. Both Dem
ccratic and Republican state committees
Claim the governor. The returns come IN
slowly and il seems at this hour more Ger
tain than before that the official count in
each county Will be required To decide
whether Turney. Democrat, or Evans, Re-
publican. Is elected tor governor
Chairman Carroll OF the Democratic
committee, tonight again makes a public
Statement that Turuey is elected by not
ess than 1000 Chairman Sanders of The
Republican cnmmiJtee. Is equally a.
positive that Evans i, elected by uo5 less
than 10000 A good deal of excitement i
being shown, aud talk of frauds on both
sides is becoming common. Tue state leg
islature is Democratic in both houses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

TIE h1T1c1 ~ peryrut. o<kFTV,as tbs
Pearl land roaEfsF. '' excited uerv curi.
oslty RunoBy sc4eut.1e nsa than sny Oth-1
I1Erl 20 slnEe % n7eS~ru Frsrs u uss
seen ia-e 81 --ss ~ tasta.u -fJmouF ard
ctlrrs q the eGiorrs a8d crew Il tte Se1
E-zlalI Soat 3 lge Dl wtsIs they zers
Iyir- - tfs Peas. if aaf7s 81 ~ - rsll-r
from Paasnls watching 'ar @hales Csl,
TAR. s-gfuauF Gerer. -. tsse ervats4rs - h,
iug - ~ g. fet s1 IsaRtA. vith svsr,
large aua E-s horzslIks bad having I've
fsFl-tsi "a. corn shAFe<3 hoYt.s tretrs.tst,,,
from bear t4s cs-s Is.s.aes he.ng trovi,i-
81 Ssh InaDF. as and Ao-fls 49, ps.yf
is-a1c rneaat~r als1 hz,i ie.-s. fsgr IA ra-s.
by much r.eefstllng iarzs. eastesss,l.
cosb.s .slatsr! 1lpye1A liz skin va -
c11 bf<1ze A1e. gr9f4ze!y sceckla3 rsth
lATss b-asek ssst-. and \ tai zkI-A az
Ea1ds hSFze iE sayllg WA farkef or ssl4s
~ ., Arosf tsE TT lark from The tosaI
J. y - seea On Two dlgerent daya. ars n
WAS had nlt E-7eu s1sks4zs a. ssus.t tss
sAsns urss al ss7n-t yve=sld lave bra male
= caFt1rs g Tse soc12aEs e Csvssiu
- fs3osE sseG usose - II. u3sa s<res "a ~
sf5 s<senf4al particular. even = ihs np
pr El-DAse s.zz = 80 Gsss crrat1rr's great
laeAsts syez u - isaporfant - rosss IN
tS.s c7rEscti1r fbal ths cs-.c-rs snd fss~rs
u iLE FsesGe Mzsi stesEssrs sAsrh Ply tAs
sane wzters base Fs-iscnEiy s-eu tsss rwo-
tie. h-f orFrr 30 cl2eesy a dlA Ehos~
zbaszrt. tbs llars % 81 Lois l.a.ub.aa
~ prrtAtll-. pis as se-rss - ths "a
nzr sre-trts sl ~ Paris zazsr1rn. ga.
ia. - les -rlat q 81 sszz-1x pate. sx.--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
THREE AT A SHOT.
sullets at Kinsfsher TIL a. Scatter q Good
Deal.

Special Dispatch 10 The la ly Eagle
kINGFISHEE, q. T., Nov. S.-About l
o'clock this morning Clarence Mains. a
youug man who drives delivery wagon.
bad a misunderstanding with Billy Alex
ander. After a round or two of words,
Mains drew revolver aud fired az Al
Pxsnder. The bail struck Billy Wilson
who WAS passing 10y and torn away part of
biz nose. The ball then glanced aud struck
Alexander in the forehead barking it
considerably. Thence it made anut her
glsncs, buryiug itself in the cost-Sleeve of
another young man n ar by, and bruising
the ann. Mains Went into hiding. but
surrendered himself this afteruoou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
BARToN'S GREAT VICTORY.

Special DISPATCH to the Daily Eagle
GREAT BEND, Kan. Nov. S-Complete
returns in Barton county give Simpson
/ majority; Cole. Republican. for repre-
sentative. 4S3 majority; Minocks, Republi-
can, for county attorney, AT plurality;
Charles, Republican, for county clerk, 63l
plurality.
The Republican state ticket has about
200 plurality in the county. Ii is the
greatest victory that Barton county has
achieved in it's political bistor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
DIED FOR LACK OF BREATH.

san BEENARDIN0. Cal. Nov. e.-Ine
Sau Bernardinc First National bank
closed its doors this morning aud posted \
notice that the 81 pension was due 10 lack
OF fund.-. The directors assert that the
tank, deposItors viii not lose d1liA=-
TueF state that the withdrawal % large
-um- OF money by a few he1yy d-posiior-
who hal become Alarmed by rUmo-s thai
the bank wAs unsafe brought o. tie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
PUTS OFF THE DAY,
Senator Jones Says demonstration Must
Be Waited For.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S.-Senator John
p. Jones arrived in the city today from
Nevada and is highly elated over the sue
cess of the new silver party in that state.
He is confident hat the silver party has
carried all of the more important state
Offices. Senator Jones ALSO expressed
pie ,sure over the Political upheaval iu the
e. st.
But" said he. mo immediate good re-
suits can take place nor any revival In
business need be expected until remOne-
tization of silver is carried into effect"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
TORPEDOES NO GOOD

NEWPORT, K. l. Nov. s.-Work on fixing
the crusiser Mont gomery with her compile
ment of torpedoes has been suspended,
pending a sitting of conference of tor
pedo experts at Washington. This is sup
posed To be "A result of the failures of the
Howell torpedo trials on the Detroit and
Ciucinnatti. torpedoes fired from both
these ships have sunk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
SIX ON JOINT BALLOT.

WHINING TON. ID T., Nov. S-Tu- r pRb-
ie-ns elect governor aud al the congress
mru IN Delaware. The Dext legislature
VIII stand: Seuat--F. " D=luocra : four
Republicans Housr-Foarjreu Il pub
iicaus, sewn Democrats. joint usIioi.
eighteen R-pu b.icsns, twelve Democrats.
This lnsures a Republican successor 10
Iaited States Senator Higgins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
PATENT WAS INVALID.

LONDON, Nov. SIN the chancery divis-
ion of the high court Of justice today
Justice Romer handed down his decision
in the Mac Arthur Forrest cyanila of gold
extraction process. patent litigation. The
action was brought bv the owners of the
patent against alleged infriDgers and the
defense was that the process was old aud
the patent invalid. TIE decision is against
the owners of the patent and may have
considerable effect in America. where the
process is also patented and in use.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
CHAMP CLARK Is OUT.

ST. LOUIS, Nov Slater returns show
the election of William Treloar, Republi-
can, over Champ Clark, Democrat, III the
Ninth district This m axes the present
standing OF Mi-souri's congressional dele
CATION ten X publIcans, four Democrats,
with one district, the Second, in doubt and
claimed by both parties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
LATEST FROM MONTANA,

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. S.-Lee Mantle
chairman Of the Republican : COM
mittee. says Hermann. Republ car, is
elected to congress by 5000 plurality. aud
that the legislature. which will elect two
senators, will have Republican majority
Of twenty -nine on joint ballot.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
DALLAS DISTRICT

DALLAS. Nov. S-Incomplete returns
from the Sxtn district give Abbot. DIM
ocrat. Il, O3S; Hearty, Popuiist, 16 99i. Es-
innate of returns yet 20 come will hardly
affect this. Admits majority over kearby
~ 1877 was 1855. Official returns from
fttJ-one counii-s give Culbersou, Demo-
crat, for governor 1900 plurality HIS
plurality III the state Is tStimated at So 200.
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BOTH BRANCHES REPUBLICAN.

HELENA, Mont Nov. S.-Returns enough
are i'll hand 10 make certain the election of
Republican legislature in both branches.
Hartman. Republican, is elected to con-
gress and Hunt for associate justice
Official figures carnot be had for several
days. H.lena's majority for the state
capital is estimated at lSOO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
ALL BUT GOVERNOR.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. S-The plur-
atty of Build. the Democratic candidate
for governor in California. will lie about
1000. The Republicans have elected the
remainder of the state ticket and will have
a ma jorty OF at least twenty In the next
legislature. The latest returns show that
there is no doubt that the Republicans
have six Of the seven congressman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
HAPPINESS AT HENNESSEY

Epecial Di>patC 70 the DAILY EsEe.
HENNESSEY. o. T., Nov. S.-Hennessey
tonight has lad one of the biggest raiifca-
tious in her history. Bands, anviIls. bou-
Sres, bells, eic. make the air resound in
honor of Republican victory All OLE
Earssns are " lid over the downfall OF the
corrupt PopulIsJ> IN Kansas ami the b5ill-
irnt victory of our delegate Congress, Hon.
Dennis L. Flynn.
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JUMPED BACK AGAIN,

PORTLAND, Or, Nv. S.-Govrrnor Pen
poyer, IN an interview today on the late
election, said: 1.-TWO years ago the p ople
jumped out OF the frying pan into the fire;
this year they have Jumped back into the
irving pan sgaiu Ibis election Landslide
is really an unwilling rebuk- 10 Cleveland
for adh-ring to the Republican financial
policy until the country Is nearly bank
ruut ~
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CIyCIsEATI q Nov = A call has bs.n
ISSUED ~ tur IlA tuiactufsss 20 It's city
aud r~siun guvItsug CpHv-.rf .o1 80 be a-l 4
900 Ciaclpuati oY Jan. = 1896 20 form a
1Ou- poll Tea nou Sec on Il IA, uuf tctursf4'
a--.ci,fipu. In purpo--- - an ---Ocia-
son VIII BE- o ioJA affc wHois~Otns isgla-
itf son Tor rnCOurtx~ln -nt Of msuufsctg ar
Iuy, ,ud 90 secure tayuraOls trade relations
WIN foreign c.nuLrLes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
OWNED THE TOWN

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov S-Four masked
men RODE mo Shtttuck in county Y last
night and held up the posi- MUSTER aud
robbed the office OF all the cash aud
stamps They next went To the general
sicre of 7. NJ. Miller aud robbed him OF
500 and some clio; hing. After making a
SD loon k-eper set up the drinks, The men.
unmolested. rode out of town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
IDAHO Is SURE.

BOISE, Idaho. Nov. Slate returns do
not change the estimate resptctlrg the re-
suits of the election. The Statesman has
received list of the vote. IL shows Re
publican plurality of 500 TO 2,0U over h.
Populist-. Th.s will be increased To 3. 900
iy full returns. The Republicans have
tlectei thirty two out OF htty-:our mem-
beers of the legislature, possibly more.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
NEW YORK CITY'S VOTE.

NEW YORK. Nov. S-Tne fficitl vote of
New York City for mayor Is a. follows:
William Strong. Republican. 153, 043;
Hugh J Grant, Tarnmhny, los, 40; LucIen
Sanial, Socia!is-. 7,2Sl; James McCullom,
Peopl s, POS: George Ge;;len, Prohibition
ist, SO. SJ:ong's plurality, Il, 265
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
OWENS KNOCKS OUT COCKER.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-,'immy Ovens of
San Francisco and Fred Il cker of this city
fought eighteen rounds on an island in the
Mississippi river nesr here this evening
resulting in knock out for the former.
Cocker rushed things from the start and
during the first six rounds had things
pretty much his own way. La the ninth
Owens fioored Cocker. scoring tie first
knock down. Tue eud Came in the eIgh-
teenth when Cocker WAS knocked down
three timea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
GOT 1T ALL,

FARGO. y. d, Nov. Slate returns
from nearly every precinct in the state
give Allen, Republican. for governor,
6. 900, and johnson, Republican, for con-
gress, so o. The Republic an state ticket
is elect d and the legislature IS over
whelmingly Republican
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
ARIZoNA'S DELEGATE.

PHOENIX, Ariz. Nov. S-Murphy, Re-
publican. Is elecied to congress by plu-
rality of about 400. The Republicans Will
probably have II majority of in the lower
house. Mar'copa county, hitherto the
Democratic stronghold. gives the Repub-
lican territorial AID county ticket plu-
rality OF zoo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
WEATHER sUL.LErry

werth~r -o- VieaHa all y.c.ai;y today =
Fair and warmer.
Hlg pe~, temperature yesterday ............. "a
'lV'A.. ......-......- -
WIN clear weather fresh north 20 HSHL
sou NV - wind and higa barometer
Re awe h,.mlIIsy a. : - III. o. a...l att
p. M. A..
Average temperature Cor month ............ .
November av-r.tgv. past six years ....... "a
Average ios sth day 90 - =.
EKFt. L. IoaN>pV Observer
WASHINGTON, Nov Following Is tho
iocecast up 10 = r. IN. Friday.
Okishoma-Fair; warmer. s,u,hwest winas.
n q, Sa~-Fa.r, colder; winds shifting u
nor, hctSf
Colorado Fair: cold wSvs; mort Invest winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
a CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant II y1r. G~utl- action and
soothing Ell cts ". syrup OF FIss. wh~u la
need OF a Laxative. AMI Il enc IL her or
IN 'thrr bc C4~tIyr or 81 IiauS tie most
era lfyius result, follow Us as: 20 th,t IL
IS the b-~t family remedy known. aud
every family suou d have - boJ le on baGd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
RHINELAND STILL FLOATS.

LONDON, Nov. S-The sensational story
circulated in New York TO the effect that
tue Red Star steamer RhinelaUd was six
days overdue at Antwerp from New York
aud that the delay in her arrival was csus-
ing great anxiety Is without the Sigh eat
foundation IN truth. The Rhineland ar
rived at Antwerp Monday last aud will
sill next Saturday on her return for New
York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
VIRGINIA DELEGATION.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. s-The congress
sionai -l.gation as near as is yet known
will be as follows:
D-mocrats-Srcond, NJ. W. Tyler;
Thru, T. f. Iiott; Fourth. w r. Nc
Kenny; Fifth, c a Swanson; Six b, r j.
Obey; Seventh. r. 5. Turner; Eighth, f.
Z. Mered tn; Tenth. II. S Tucker,
Republicans-First district, VA Jones,
Ninth. J. A. Waller.
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RICHARD OLNET.


FITTSBt r.. p, Nov. S.-IAr ,la late
mf"Gtteiurer~ nre willing % sri,i rats.
!tey VIII us any rta~os,i,l,l ~ 2 70
car ~ re>1u, tIol O. bls.a. s., No formal
, Il q has bees N t'ie 20 toe Aui,fs,u.tf,d
- icIttiau. IN 10 vs. given o. today
th+t the ujsuuf urer- are W iirs u
sdo % l. an Of ~ett In, tb- dispute.
Toy viii submit the entire Qlrs3 ION 10
u tratior.
+ e~f,le G ,vlard 81 the Anslssrn ,ted
aS-"cittlau -u..isl &c .lcctl-t % say what
action The a., ca. ica VIII ttke.
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HAD EXPECTATIONS
When They Are Realized Big Board
Bill Is Presented.

NEW YORK, Nov. S-Justice Barrett rem
derrd Judgment in the supreme court for
Sc. IL. board bill IN favor Of Julia Shaw,
fornN owner of the Grsud Caion no; Ell
agsiust Carolsn o. Bryan Bryant. Bryant,
LIS two daughters and maid lived on
credit at the hotel for three years between
lssa aud 1855. They had expectations to
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oouLp Will rRY AoArs.

NV YGRK. Sov III yUuttl Gould has
giv-u tAs ii-.ssaaGs ~ order fOs cfsc<
raciag yfch. Zoo the t1sstY rst~r cess.
s. OK L. & D. t@E11 p tte b ~ e. ooos
and .a~ j. 10 be f-al5 ssfiY lu A2fIi O. 20
acro-s fa- oc-sa aut sell sgaia.t ;-z dzst
- ths British tweatY safss
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auARRELEp OVER Z Ecrios

LEXINGTuN, ~, Nv -Juhn Tray
nor. IA 800 Of Atu-os. n.y.. 81 o, aud killed
f-B7c ID WILSON here tOui-hr. He also ser
.uslS woup.i-d Levi. Sasrp. a farmer.
Irryuor : "A Br-CAjB ii r. mHn aud David
~OI aud sharp were ONsus supporters.
ILej qu.rGe4td oyrr ne icct lou
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MAKES IT SOLID

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Nov. s-Finis E
Downing couceies his defeat IN the Six
teeush congressional district Central
john Rinaker besllgg him by 200 Ths
maxi tue l,iluOls congressional district
solid Republican.
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SOME ONE UNKNOWN.

DENVER Colo. Nv s-rae eorourrs
jury ia zoe Case OF Marie Coutas~oit, rs-
luru-d n verdict this afternoon Q" tho es-
feet that -he was stranEi~d 90 sufrOcatsd
20 death by som. Que unknown
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BOTH STILL CLAIM IT,

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nv. S.-Officisl and
Unofficial re, nrns from fiji tire counties
out Of ninry-slx give Turuey, Democrat,
IS, 395 and Evans. Republican, ~ l4o. Re
'urns are coming in slowly. Both sides
still claim tine election.
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LOTS OF ROOM.

TACOMA. Wash, Nov Solicitations are
tonight that the Republicans Will have
eighty five members Of he legislature out
Of - total of IJ2 tie PoTulisis fourteen
and the Democrats thiIteen, giving the
Republic A clear majority Of tfty-eIsht
on JOINT ballot.
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SIXTEEN ON JOINT BALLOT.

DENVER Coo. Nv S-The R-pubii-
cans apparently have = M jorIty Of siXt-ru
GA l1ILt ta!l.t III tue lexis siurr- Ih-
--nst- wall Co4>I~t f SIX cen RepU blicsns
sud niueie-n ID rocrzt- ana p pulisJs
Ia the house the r pub!lcsns will hsv-
forjy-Jwo nlemb-r> and the opPosition
IvrBIy-tbr-e
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PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD.

NEW YoBK, Nov. s.-The official vote
for president of the board of aldermen
gives John Jeroleman. Republican, plu
rally Of ABB; f. j. II. hanson, Repubii-
caE, for sheriff, q 100
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PICKED THE WINNER,

New YORK CITY, Nov. IF. L. Adams.
who has been Offering 20 much money and
such ,.eavv odds on Morton's election won
$40, 900 Ii Hill would have been victor
ions h. would have lost more than sou,
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NEW YORK STATES VOTE

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Complete returns
of New York state show tue vote for gov
ernor as follows: Morton Cos 112: Hill
5l4, S74. Morton's plurality l53 S3S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

~ rrrfAttlr phs as serzs - The "a
RAJ sser.fts i1 ~ Paris sausrutn. cara
ia. ~ LES srlsf e a. .fzs-ox psatszs SE.s-
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TREASURY CASH BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The cash balance
in the treasury today was sos 096, l0l.
Gold reserve S6l. $50. 40l.
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Democrats only clrim he state for Culber-
son by 10000 The Democratic strong
holds have been heart from while the
Populists are yer TO receive returns from
the country districts.
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Stays HERE IT Is

HELENA. Mont. Nov. s-On he returus
81 .aT ec-ived Helena leads An conda 30
votes l. the contest over ta- ! cation 81
lie state capital. Il : esjima tat iS-
precincts 10 be hard fTau II c-sa, {
Hsleua's ma oT 9 a ] 80 oE co.
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ONE DEMOCRAT HEARD FROM

EAsToN, Pa. Nov. S.-Hart, Democrat.
for Congress defeats Judge kirkpatrick.
Republic IN, in the Eigntn district by 2O3
plurality
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the amount of $3.50, 600. which they finally
realized. They refused to pay and MIS-,
Shaw finally brought suit
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KENT CKY HoRsEFL.EsH

BALTIMORE. Nv s-At tie lor-e STOW
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
GOOD TIME FoA 1T.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09
DESPERAT

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-17

Considerable quantities OF opal are
found Al White Cliils, on the River
Darling, about 81 miles from Vulcan.
MIA, and 1888 miles from sydney. The
existence OF opal In this remote part Of
the colony was unknown until within
the last few years, but since its die.
coyery large numbers OF miners have
found employment In tho district,
there now being a population OF 700
where, some four or I'VE years ago,
there was only one inhabitant to the
square mile. A township has sprung
up In the heart OF the opal field, ana
there are q couple OF hotels, Rs well M
several stores. a police station aud n
racing club have been established, 10.
gether with a progress committee. The
opal IN found In thin veins In sand
stone, the various leases being
worked principally on the tribute
system, the tributcrs In some instances
being eupplied with food aud tools, aud
getting half the proceeds Of the gem.
some elG0O0 worth Of opal was sold
from the field during last year.