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The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-07
Chnirmnn nicI,.s Clnim.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 6.-At IL p. m.
Chairman Dick gave out the following
from republican headquarters:
IF the present ratio of republican gains
continues. the republicans will carry Ohio
by at least $4,000. The election of
seventeen congressman is assured, with
the other four districts to hear from. in at
least two of which the republicans are
hopeful" Chairman Thurman, at demo-
cartic state headquarters, states that he
does not dispute Chairman Dicks claim
and he viii not be surprised If the demo-
Gratis lose all the Ohio districts.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-07
REPUBLIcANs WIN IN WISCONSIN.
Chairman Thorn Claims the state by
10000.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 6-Returns from
the interior of the state show republican
gains everywhere and indicate that the
epublican state ticket will be elected by
a majority Of from $4,000 to 10000. The
average republican gain in precincts thus
far received is thirty-seven and it is
steadily increasing. Chairman Wall of
the demOcratio state committee comedies
the election Of Upham and the entire re-
publican state ticket. Chairman Thorn Of
the republican state central committee
claims the state by $4,000 and Henry c.
Payne concords with his estimate.
Later returns increase the republican
gains in the state and fully warrant the
estimate of from 10000 TO $4,000 repub-
lican majority. The republican majority
in the state senate will be about six, ac-
cording to the returns thus far. In the
assembly the republican majority viii not
be less than twenty.
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COMPLETE IN MICHIGAN.
Republican Plurality Is Estimated at
10000.

republican state central committee claims
it will exceed that figure. while Secre-
tary Hosford of the democratic committee,
comedies the republican plurality to be So
900. The republicans have also elected
every one OF the twelve congressman
from Michigan, Notwithstanding the divi-
sion of districts by what they allege to
have been a democratic gerrymander. Per-
haps the greatest surprise to the demo-
Gratis was the election OF Spaulding, rep,
over Barkworth, dem. and pop, in the
Second district by over 1000 plurality. The
legislature will be about four-ffths re-
publican in both branches.
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Idaho Probably Republican.

BOISE. Ida. Nov. 6.-The election
passed off quietly in this state so far as
heard. Interest everywhere is great, and
it is thought very large vote has been
polled. There were no figures obtainable
until after midnight. During the day
both democrats and republicans have
claimed the governship. The democrats
concede the rest of the state ticket, but
the populists have laid claims to the con-
gresham. 1t is the opinion of the most
conserv ative men that The state has gone
republican on the state ticket, congress
men and legislature.
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A TIDAL WAVE
Sweeping Victory for the
Republicans,
Who Capture a Large Por-
ton of the Earth.
Hill Is Beaten by Perhaps
10000 Votes.
GRANT IS SHOWED UNDER,
The Rout of Tammany Be
ing Almost a Panic.
New York Republicans
Gain Eight Congressman
And Elect a Majority of the
Legislature.
GRANT IS SHOWED UNDER ,
The Rout of Tammany Be-
ing Almost a Panic.
New York Republicans
Gain Eight Congressman
And Elect a Majority of the
Legislature.

The Democratic Losses i'm Other
States Almost as Large-OhiO Re-
publican Leaders Claim the State
by Over Hundred Thousand and
Chairman Thurman Comedies Them
as Much-IIIinOis Republicans Esti-
mate Their Plurality ut 10000 or
MOre-NIichiGnn shows Gains, Do
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado,
New Jersey. Connecticut and other
Sfntes-RepOrts from other Quar-
ters.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 6-Retuns
as far as obtainable from all parts of the
state at midnight indicate that Connecti-
cut has experienced a great republican
landslide. This city has gone republican.
Pigott, the democratic candidate for con-
gress, who had a majority Of over 5000
last year, is defeated probably by 1000
majority by n. D. Sperry. Coffin, the re-
publican candidate for governor, has about
the same majority. The town elects two
republican representatives TO the legis-
lature and the senatorial districts elect a
rpDtlblican
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DIR. Pnrkhurst Pleased.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Dr. Parkhurst
said tonight: We've won. This great
victory shows the people have their eyes
open at last. 1t Is evident that the public
conscience has at last been awakened
We've got ali these people that the reform
movement has been fighting just where
they had us"
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INnnrnr RenugIicnn.

TOPEKA, Kas.. Nov. 6.-Returns re-
ceived at republican headquarters are
meager but every township and voting
precinct shows decided republican gains.
The same ratio of gain that has been re-
ported up TO ] a m. will give Morrill, the
state by a plurality of $4,000 to 10000.
, a. m.-One hundred and ninety-fOur
towns and precincts in Kansas give Nor
riI p ,O20; Lewelling, 11,255.
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Texas Is stiII LoynI.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 6.-The election of
Culberson. DEM, for governor is conceded
by a plurality ranging from $4,000 to
so OO0 The democrats claim A solid con-
gressional delegation, but the, election of
Crowley. i'm the Tenth district, Grain in
the Eleventh and Houston in the Twelfth
IS i'm doubt The democrats elect both
branches of the Legislature.
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Thurmnn's Modest Concession.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 6.-To an Asso-
ciated Press reporter who visited the state
democratic committee rooms at 1890
o'clock Chairman Thurman said:
"Ohio will give the republicans 10000
and twenty-one congressman"
Only Chairman Thurman and Secretary
Tay.or were present. The election of
Watson in the Twelfth district is con-
andad
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GROWING N MINNESOTA.
Nelson Reelected Governor by 3d.
900 or 10000.


900 or 10000.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-At midnight it was
simply question of the size Of the repub-
ncan plurality in this state. with a strong
indication that it might prove to be a ma
jority. Twenty thousand was the first
figure at 10 o'clock, but il has slowly
mounted till il is now placed at 10000 and
may reach 10000. Governor Nelson's
chief competitor seems to have been S. NJ.
Owen, pop, for whom many democrats
deserted their candidate. The rest of the
state ticket, with the possible exception
of John w. Wallis, dem.-pop., for asso-
state justice, has also been elected by a
big vote. The congressional delegation
will consist of five and possibly seven re-
publicans. Little or nothing has been
heard from the legislature, but il seems
strongly republican. assuring Senator
Washburn's reelection.
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.Lo.cnh Elected in New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ, Nov. G.
Partial returns from the territory indi-
cate Anthony Joseph, dem, elected dele
gate to congress. although republicans
claim that big majorities from Roswell,
Eddy, Lincoln and White oaks, in Pecos
valley, will change the complexion of the
returns In this CBernalillo) county the
majority OF the republican ticket is elected.
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Pettiere,r,s Re-EIection Assured.

YANKTON, S. D., Nov. 6.-Political in
formation concentrated at the democratic
stale committee headquarters in this city
tonight is to the effect that Robert ID.
Gamble and john \. Pickler, republican
candidates for congress, aDs elected by
5000 majority, and that c. II. Seldom,
rep. candidate for governor, will be
elected by over 5000. The legislature will
contain ST republicans. a majority Of
seventeen on joint ballot. insuring the re-
election of r. y. Petsigrew, rep, to the
United States senate. Returns are com
ing in very slowly.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 6.-Returns from
South Dakota show republicans gains at
nearly all points. Returns coming i'm very
slow and result of legislature will hardly
be known before tomorrow night, but
meager returns being received from coun-
try districts. Republicans claim election
of entire state ticket and congressman.
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In Virginia.

RICHMOND Va. Nov. G-At mid
night Democratic. State Chairman J.
Taylor Ellison gave out the following:
"The returns at this hour seem to in
dicate that we have carried the Eighth
district. News from the Ninth and Tenth
districts is not definite enough to warrant
an opinion as 10 result of the election in
these districts. though we have strong
hopes Of carrying them both"
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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-At o'clock to-
night Mayor Gi.roy said:
The returns are more eloquent than
anything 1 can say"
When he was told Of the probable de-
feat Of Wilson in West Virginia, ne re-
marked:
THAT is good"
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Democrats Win i'm AIabamn.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 6.-The re-
turns from the election in this state indi-
cate the election of all the democratic
nominees. with the possible exception Of
benson i'm the Seventh which at present
seems to be i'm doubt The republicans
are very active in the Fourth and Ninth
districts but Robbins and Underwood
have good majorities in the Fifth. Cobb
defeats Goodwin. leader of the populists
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Missouri Is Saved.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Nov. 6.-At
midnight returns received here indicate
that the democrats have elected ma
jority Of forty on joint ballot of members
of the legislature. The democrats claim
a plurality of $4,000 on state ticket. Re
turns are greatly delayed.
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Rhode island sympathizes.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov Cup to
this hour I'll p. m) complete returns
have not been received from either Of
the congressional districts in Rhode
Island. but the figures at hand leave no
more douDt Of the success of Bull, rep,
over Lapham, dem. in the First dis
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NIanIey,s Congratulations.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6-Joseph Manley.
chairman republican national executive
committee, has sent the following tele-
gram Of congratulaton:
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
John H. Babcock. Chairman, Washing
ton:
II heartily congratulate you on the re-
suit OF your labOrs. The victory is per-
feet and complete from Maine to Cali
fOrnia. The result In New York is the
grandest victory Of all. We have laid this
day a solid foundation upon which 10
erect in 1886 the structure Of national vic
tory for protection and prosperity.
-. II. MANLEY."
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The Vote of NIemnbis

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 6.-City of
Memphis, complete for governor: Tur-
ney. dem, 1,527; Evans, rep, ASS; Mills,
pop, %. This shows a democratic loss
of over five thousand and is the lightest
on record. The congressional vote was
the same as that for governor.
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Evnns EIected in south CaroIinn.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Nov. 6.-There is no
doubt that Evans, dem, will be elected
governor by a large majority At this
hour il is doubtful whether the vote will
be in favor of the calling of a constitu-
tional convention. Democrats Will be
elected to congress In all districts unless
il is the First, where Elliott, ex-member
and democrat, is running against Murray.
present negro congressman from that dis
fri
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owens Is ProbabIy Defeated.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Nov. 6.-The re-
turns in the Ashland district up to mid
night show that Judge George Denny jr.,
from 100 to 300 majority. Owens men
think Denny is the winner. The official
count will have TO be made before any
bets are paid as the contest is very close.
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IN THE STATE
Heavy Republican Gains in
Every Locality.
Majority Estimated at 3d.
600 or More.
Four Democratic Congress-
men Probably Saved.
LEGISLATURE IS REPUBLICAN
Full Returns Cannot Be
AScertained.
Close Count Required i'm
the Twelfth.
Fight Between Cooper and
OVerStreet Close.
LEGISLATURE IS REPUBLICAN
Full Returns Cannot Be
ASCertained.
Fight Between Cooper and
OVerStreet Close.

Allen County in DOubt-DeIaware
Gives 3.OOO-De TIaIb Elects n Dem
Ocratic SurveyOr-Bynum Runs Well
I'm HancOck-DemOcrats COncede the
Election OF the Entire Ticket in
Lake-Monoroe Makes "a Good show
inE--RepOrts from other Counties.
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 5.-The
Missouri. Kansas & Texas passenger
train, St. Louis to San Antonio, was
wrecked near Luling this morning. The
engine struck a horse and the engine and
mail car. with the passenger coaches.
were derailed. Several passengers were
inf nfu1sd
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Tom Johnson Defeated.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 6.-Burton. rep.
will have 5000 plurality over Johnson,
dem.. for congress. Two years ago john
son carried the same district by $500
Cuyahoga county viii give between nine
and ten thousand plurality for the head
Of the republican state ticket
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No,binr Definite from Utab.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Nov. 6.-Returns
are coming in exceedingly sow, and up to
midnight no, authentic figures can be
given. For delegate to congress the re-
turns are showing Wei for Cannon, rep,
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-07

tenn will be adopted. The sweep also
means that for the first time in many
years the republicans will have control OF
the state legislature and at the same time
have a governor in the chair in political
harmony with them.
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LynchIng I'm Kentucky.

MORGANFTELD, KY, Nov. 6-News
reached this city tonight of the lynching
near Blackford. Crittenden county, by
white caps, Of Gobe Noila and his son,
Ulysses. They were charged with burning
houses. together with Berry Rich, who was
lynched last week, and also Tor other
crimes.
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Even Delaware Deserts Us.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 7.-2 a. M
Returns at this hour indicate that the re-
publicans have carried the state by 500
majority.
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ALBANY, y. Y. Nov. 6.-Albany city
complete: Hill. 11,4s6; Morton, 1O,517;
Wheeler. SS; Lockwood, IL ,54S; Saxton,
1850; Brown, 11,5S9; Haight, 1O,510.
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ST. Louis Democratic.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Sat midnight prac-
tically complete returns from the city
show the election of the democratic city
and legislative ticket, with the exception
of the sheriff and circuit judges, three in
number
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Tmenfr-onc Lost.

MILFORD MAVEN. oct. 31.-The
steamer Tormes struck Crow Rock, near
Milford Haven, las, night. Twenty
men. including the captain and officers,
were drowned. Seven Of the crew were
saved.
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strong.s Plurality Al. ABA.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Total vote on
mayor: Strong. 152,691: Grant. III, ,257.
Strong over Grant, Al, ,434.
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trict, and Arnold. rep, over Garvin, DEM,
in the Second district. The receipt of re-
turns from various towns is much ham
pered by the prostration of the wires on
account of last nights storm, but all the
returns received have the republican
trend indicated in the dispatches from
Other states
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In MinnennnIis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Pratt. rep, is
elected mayor by $500 plurality and the
balance of the municipal ticket by near
" the same figures.
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Fusion Triumph in NebrnsIn.

OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Returns received up
to IL o'clock tonight indicate the election
Of Holcomb for governor by from 5000
to 10000 plurality.
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cial count to determine the result. The
republicans are jubilant and claim Will
sons defeat, but the returns from the
back counties cannot be gotten for a
day or two. The democrats are very un-
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VIII Probably Take the OmciaI Vote
to Decide.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Nov. 6.-Wil-
sons county. jefferson. gives him 1.400
majority, which is less than was anucl-
pated The election In the Second district
will be close and it Will require the off,
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-07

and the republicans Calm his election by
1000. 1t will be impossible to obtain
figures tonight.
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Only 25O. 900 i'm pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. THE repub
lican plurality in this is about $50, 900.
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Clark COunty.

JEFFERSONVILLE Nov. Special.
1t looks like a landslide in Clark
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-07
sweeping victory in Connecticut.

He claims the election Of Lorimer to
congress from the Second district.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-11-07

LOGANSPORT. Nov. 6-Special.-Re-
turns 50 far received show a republican
gain of twenty TO the precinct which will
give them the county by a small major
itv. Chairman Louthain Of the demo-
cratic committee says the county is very
close. Cleveland carried the county In
1892 by 529.
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TRIED TO STAB POLICEMEN.
Arejino Had Gut a Friend and Gill
Had Beaten His Wife.
Both Were Ovcrpowered After Dcs-
pcratc Struggles.

Rafael Arizino. n laborcr. OF 26o Mott
street, was held in $1,000 bail In the
Tombs Court this morning for felonious
assault ON Matthew treson. OF 2s9
Mott street.
The two mon were drinking together
yesterday and last night Areiino be-
came ugly. drew pocketknife and
stabbed creso in the Icrt check. max
ing two deep gashcs.
Policeman Flntlcy, of the Mulberry
street station. attempted tn arrest Are
jino, no tried to stab him also. The
policeman had "A hard fight with the
prisoner who was crazed with drink.
For the attempt to stab the policeman
Justice Grady held Arejino in $500 bail.
Policeman John Moran. Of the Oak
street station. had hard fight with
Michael Gil, forty-four years old. of
10! South street. whom he arrested for
assault In his wife.
GIN had numerically beaten his wife,
who fled from the house for safety. sac
took refuge in the hall, and there she
told Policeman Moran of the trouble
The policeman sent her upstairs to see
If Gin had Gained down any. GIL again
started In to beat her and chased her
into the hallway with a butcher knife.
Policeman Moran rushed In between
the two. and In the struggle that fol-
lowed Gill was badly cut on the left
help arrived. 1; took four men to get
Gill into the station. He was held in
81 900 bail for trial. His wife would not
make a complaint.
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H0opo0ED BY CROSS EYES.
Folks Predicted Ill-Luck, and, Sure Enough,
JaeRe.'s Pup Had Fit and Bit Him,

The wife Of Andrew Jaeger. the baker,
at No, 593 Ninth avenue. made him
present last Christmas Of a st. Bernard
puppy. She bought 1t from an old woman
who said she was starving. The dog
seller was cross-cyed, and the neighbors
said the dog would bring bad luck.
Yesterday noon Jaeger took the beast
outdoors for the first time since his
puppy days. They got as far as Forty
second street, few doors from his shop
when the dog had u tit and rolled on
started q run, yelling Mad dog" Jae-
ger plqcklly grabbed the st. Bernard by
one. His right hand slipped and the
dog seized 1t with his teeth. Giving one
Launch he set up howl and started on
a dead run back TO the shop. Mrs. Jae-
ger saw him coming and shut the door.
Roundsman Downs, OF the West Tween
tieth street station. was near by. AID
shot the dog. Jaeger's hand Was badly
torn. blu, he didn't like the killing of the
dog.
dog Ia the cure for the bite" he said,
III they had let HIM live | could have
told whether he was mad. Now can't.
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SUICIDE FOLLOWS MURDER
Henry vogIer Kills william strutx
and Himself at Syracuse.
Wy AssocIate dPressD J


SYRACUSE, N. Y. July 2.-Henry
Voclcr, employed as a night Waterman
In Greenway's brewery. living at AS
Pearl street. shot and almost instantly
killed William Strutz. carpenter. OF
l04 John street. shortly before O'Clock
this morning. He then turned the re-
volver on himself and put bullet into
his right temple. He died In st. Joseph =
Hospita, at $50 o'clock. The cause Of
the act was jealousy.
StrutZ had boarded In Noglers house
some years ago. and the men were then
firm friends. After he left his house
Noglcr became suspicious of Strutz's
attentions towards his wife. The 2men
uuarrelled about a year ago ana nave
not spoken TO each other since.
Both men leave widows and families.
Strutz's widow. who lives at liz Seward
street, has not lived with her husband
for about two years. 1t Is said that
her husbands attentions to Mrs. Nosler
caused the separation.
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FOUR FIRE VICTIMS now.
BODY Of Old Robert Sheppard Found Under
tha Rspfh W nil of fhs Wayahouss

The Gans of laborers working on the
ruins OF the burned Woodruff stores. at
the foot of Joralemon street. Brooklyn,
found the body Of Robert f. Sheppard,
the engineer Of the Union Ferry Com
pany. beneath the fallen wall on the
Montague street side. yesterday morn
ing. This brings the number of the
dead to four.
Sheppard was an old man. and his ad-
vanced years made 1t impossible for him
to do much active work. On the even
ing of the fire, however, he worked hard
to save the property OF his employers.
He was trying to keep the flames from
spreading to the ferry house when the
great wall Of the warehouse came crash
Ing down.
ShepI ard lived at No. 81 Sixth avenue.
where funeral services Will be held at 2
y. NJ. to-day.
The ruins Of the fire were still smoul-
dering yesterday and the firemen kept
streams OF water pouring upon the
burning jute. The wall on the river side
will probably be pulled down to-day II
II has not In the meantime fallen.
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SEAMAN LOOKED FOR FIGHT.
He Went to n Police station for 1t,
and WINS Accomm odnted.

Henry Seaman. who lives on North
Sixth street. Williamsburg. and Is
night inspector In the Custom-H ouse.
was held in the Lee Avenue Court to-
day on charges of malicious mischief
and intoXication.
Seaman has been enjoying n Ave days
vacation. Saturday night. he was ar
rested at the Broadway ferry, and 1t
took three officers to convey him to the
station. When arraigned in Court yes
terday he was penitent. and so many
people pleaded for him that Justice
Goetting suspended sentence.
AT 8 o'clock this morning Seaman
wandered into the Clymer street station,
where he bad spent Saturday night,
and violently abused the policemen:
Then with n heavy cane he smashed
the top of the steam radiator and
howled for some one to come and fight
with him.
His challenge was accepted. for an
entire section came downstairs In vari-
Gus degree of undress. believing that
murder was being committed. Sea
man was placed under arrest and
hustled back to "a cell.
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The Buffers races have been uncom-
monty good, and Though this Is the first
time he has stacked UP against good
class horses lie viii acqhit himself cred
itably. Havoc should get second money
and The Commoner may be third.
Third Raee.-Handicap sweepstakes Of $40 each.
with 81. 600 added: for three rear olds and up
ward ono mile and u furlonG.
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