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TENNESSEE.

JACKSON, Nov. 7.-Congressman EnIoe
is defeated in the face of the returns from
the Eighth District. The Executive
Committee has just conceded McCalps
election.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 7.-Oficial returns
show that seventy-six Democrats have
been elected to the Legislature, with sew
eral counties to hear from, which gives
the democrats control in both houses.
ana insures the election OF Democratic
United States Senator.
NASHVILLE (Ienn.). Nov. THE DEM
ocratic State Committee does not concado
the election of Evans (Rep.) for Gov
ernor. and insists that Turney will have
nearly 5000 over Evans. Congressmen
elected-five Republicans, five Demo
Gratis. The Legislature is Democratic in
both houses.
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SIX MEN KILLED.
Fatal Collision Between Passenger
and Cattle Trains.

ANSfiI NOIAlSIOH beCWS9n passenger
and Cattle Trains.
PITTsBURG, Nov. TRAIN No. on
the Baltimore and Ohio limited, coming
west, ran into the first section of No. 64.
fast cattle train, at Rosenstone siding.
ten miles east OF lockwood, this even
ing. Six men were killed in the collision
and several others badly hurt
The killed are: Henry Bush, engineer
of No. 5; Simon Mccarthy, fireman Of
No. D; = Browning, engineer of No. 64:
Sam Manning, fireman of No. 64. Two
unknown men, either mail clerks or ex-
press messengers.
Injured: - Pierce, - De Grange; Lip
pincott. mail clerk, badly hurt, though
not fatally.
The railroad officials say no passengers
were hurt.
The limited should. have arrived here
at S:45, and left for Chicago at 500 O'Clock.
Both trains were going at the rate of
forty miles an hour, and came together
while rounding curve. Neither crow
had time to jump nor sound a warning.
The meeting-place of the trains was
Pine Grove, four or five miles east of the
place of collision, where the passenger
should have taken the siding for tho
freight. For some reason the passenger
passed the siding.
The mail car was reduced to kindIinc
wood. Only the heavy yestibules OF the
passenger cars saved them from a SINH
lar fate. Fully dozen cattle cars were
piled on the train, killing many OF the
cattle.
De Grange, Pierce and Lippincott were
Jammed between the cars. and the mail
clerks were found dead under the debris.
Bush was the oldest engineer in the en-
pioy OF the road. Relief trains were seat
at once to the scene.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Nov. THE returns complete
give Greenhalge 29,9JS, Russell 35,023.
against g, ,327 and 39,G42 last year, net
Republican gain of $500.
BOSTON, Nov. ALI the New England
returns show great Republican gains.
Greenhalge's plurality in Massachusetts is
nearly 10,00O. All the Republican candi-
dates for Congress were chosen, except
Fitzgerald in the Ninth, who has $500
plurality. CogswelPs plurality is over
5000. The figures on the other Congress
men have not yet been received. The
Legislature Will be overwhelmingly Re-
publican.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. THE latest returns
show that twenty-five State Senators were
elected yesterday, all Republicans. All
the members OF the Legislature are Re-
publican except one.
Ten out OF twelve Congressman elected
are Republican. The Legislature will
elect two Republican Senators to Con-
gress. The State will give 10000 majority
10 the Republicans. The NeWS says the
latest returns for Governor show plu-
rality of over $1,000 for Rich.
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NAVAL CHANGES,
Admiral Gherarti to BE Retired on the
Tenth Instant.


Tenth Instant.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Secretary Her
bert has issued formal order retiring
Admiral Gherardi, senior Admiral of the
navy, and Commandant at the navy-yard.
on the 10th inst. The following details
were also made: Superintendent Naval
Academy, Captain Phillip Cooper, now
in command of the United States steam
ship san Francisco. Cooper is one of the
youngest Captains. The Secretary ex-
poets to detail Admiral Walker TO the
Lighthouse Board to succeed Admiral
Greer, who will shortly retire. Commo-
dore II. l.. Pythian has been detailed SUI
perintendent OF the Naval Observatory to
relieve Captain AicNair; Captain McNair
has been ordered to the Examining and
Retiring Board; Captain Allen Nreed, to
command the Portsmouth Navy Yard:
Captain II. NJ. Shepherd, to com mand the.
San Francisco; Captain II. +. Picking, to
command the Minnesota, and Com
mander c. S. Norton, to command South
Atlantic Station Cecil.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. THE Republicans
have carried Kansas by plurality of
possibly $4,000. and will nave slight
over all. Republican Chairman
Leland claims also the election of Con-
gressmeu III the seven districts by plu-
ralities or majorities ranging from 300 to
200. The Republicans will elect so KEEP
resentatlves out Uf possible l20, giving
them majority Oh 10 on joint ballot. H.
returns make further estimates
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COLORADO.

PUEBLO, Nov. Thomas M. Bowen
claims his election to Congress as a Re-
publican from the Second District by
vote of 7.740 to 1851, plurality of IS3
over John c. Bell Pop. and Dem.), can
didate for reelection, who was sent to
Congress in 1892 by 1900. This is based
on figures from ali the counties of the
district received at 6:30 p. NJ. to-
day, and gives Bell the advantage
of fully l.5O0 plurality in Pitkin County
and everything claimed, and puts Senator
Bowen's plurality in FL Paso County at
1,30O, as conceded by the Populists,
though it is expected to be larger.
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IDAHO.

WALLACE, Nov. THE entire Popu-
list county and legislative ticket in Sho-
shone County is elected, with al excep-
ton. Ballentine (Pop.) leads Mcconnell
(Rep.) for Governor by 300.
Moscow Nov. 7.-Returns from all but
five precincts in Latah, the most popu-
lous county in the State, give Mcconnell
fRep.) for Governor a plurality of 1l9;
Wilson (Rep.) for Congress plurality OF
ia over the Populists. The Populists
elect nearly the entire county ticket. The
legislative joint ticket in Latah, kootenai
and Nez Perces Counties stand two Re-
pubiicans and three Populists.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1T is conceded
that all the Congressman from this State
are Democratic.
Returns from the three sugar districts
leave no doubt of the election of the DEM
ocrats. Chairman Behren says there has
been wholesale Intimidation and fraud
and the Republicans Will contest. The
Louisiana delegation of six will be SOL
idlV DemOcratic
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Two seamen Drowned.

NEWPORT Orr, Nov. saturday, at 4
P. NJ, the schooner Lillian and Hattie,
from San Francisco, was crossing Sius-
law bar under sail, when the heavy sea
frightened the man at the wheel and he
let go of it and ran forward. The vessel
broached and dipped water. The Cap
tain and one man were washed over
board and drowned. Their names were
not learned. The crew were panic
stricken. The cook, the only cool man
on board, then took the wheel, righted
the vessel and steered her safely in.
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES 4a.l, Nov. 7.-CoDgress-
First District, S. NJ. Clark; Second, G. NJ.
Garner; Third, D. f. Henderson: Fourth,
Thomas Updegraff; Fifth. Robert C.
Cousins; Sixth. John f. Lacy; Seventh.
John \. Hull; Eighth, William Hep
burn: Ninth. a. L. Hager: Tenth, ]. P.
Dolliver: Eleventh. George d. Perkins,
all Republicans.
reelected by 500. General Weaver is de-
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vote for Governor in New York City
gives Hill plurality of 907.
New YORK, Nov. The total cor
rected vote for Governor in New York
State. outside of sullivan County, was
1,208. $50, of which Morton received 667, :
$50. Hill 5l4, l64, Wheeler "a, ,5ll. Norton S
plurality, 153,346; Morton's majority,
126, ,23S.
Returns from all except very few
missing election districts show an ap-
parent plurality in New York City for
the consolidation of the Greater New
1ork of over 36, 400 in the city.
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is elected by pluralities ranging from
1900 to 25,000. The State Legislature
will be Republican, insuring Repub-
lican successor to Cullom. The surpris-
ing Republican gains indicate each of the
seven Congressional Districts in the city
are Republican with possibly the excep-
ton of Congressman McCanu's district.
Some Democratic leaders conceded his
defeat o-day.
The Illinois delegation in the next
Congress stanqs q Republicans and
Democrat
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gressmen, making the delegation from
Wisconsin ten Republicans.
U. S. SENATE AND HOUSE.
Probable Political Complexion After
the Fourth of Next March,

Probable Political Complexion After
the Fourth of Next March.
WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-Reports re-
ceived up to 8 O'Clock tonight indicate
that the next Senate will have forty DEM
ocrats, forty-one Republicans and six
Populists, while the attitude of the sue
cessor of Senator Harris of Tennessee is
still in doubt. In this classification Sem
stors Stewart and Jones of Nevada, who
were elected by the Republicans, but
who have announced their separation
from that party, and Governor Tillman,
who will doubtless be elected by the
South Carolina so-called Independents,
are placed in the Populist column. Till
man will probably vote with the Demo-
Gratis on organization, and Stewart and
Jones of Nevada and PETER with the Re-
publicans. This would throw the bal
ance of power into the hands OF the
Populists. The Senate by States is as
follows:
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

YANKToN IS. d., Nov. John A..
Plckier (Rep. and K. j. Gamble (Rep.
are elected to Congress.
SIOUX CITY Qa.), Nov. 7.-Returns
from South Dakota tonight show thai
the Populists are sure OF only u out of %
members of the Legislature. All returns
show republican gains. Governor Shell
don places his plurality at Is, 600. against
10000 in 1892. The Republican candi-
dates for Congress and the entire State
ticket are elected by big pluralities.
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NEW. JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. THE indications
are that the Congressman will be equally
divided, a gain of two by the Republica rs.
TRENTON On. j., Nov. 7.-On joint
ballot the Legislature will probably
stand: Republicans %, Democrats 20. The
Republicans elect Congressman in all but
the Seventh District,
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Haul of Two Mexican Robbers.

Los ANGELES, Nov. THE loot OBJ
tanned by the men who held up the Santa
Fe station agent at Hesperia last night
was between $40 and $50. The robbers
were Mexicans. and despite the fact that
they wore masks, the officers who are in
pursuit of them have pretty good idea
of their identity.
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Delegates one Republican;
Mexico, one Republican: Utah, one Re-
publican.
Official count may defeat Owens in
the Seventh Kentucky District
In Texas results seven districts are still
uncertain. The Democrats have carried
six districts,
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OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.

GUTHRIE %. IT,, Nov. 7.-Reports from
the major portion Of the Territory make
1t positive that Flynn (Rep.), Delegate to
Congress, Will have fully 5000 majority.
The Territorial Legislature will be very
close, with the balance of power in both
houses in the hands OF the Populists.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov. THE State judicial
ticket Is so close that it will require an
Official count. The Legislature is in
doubt The Democrats hope for it, but
the indications are that the fusion tick ct
has defeated them. the Congressional
delegation stands: Three Democrats, two
Republicans aud four Populists.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. THE Congressional
delegation will stand: Four Republicans
and two Democrats, loss of one by the
latter.
The Republican State Central Commit
tee concede that Holcomb (FusionisD is
elected for Governor by 1000 plurality.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Returns to-day
show continued gains for the Repub-
hcans on the State ticket headed by
Wolfe for Treasurer. Indications point
to Republican plurality of 10000.
Every man on the Republican county
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BUDD FOR GOVERNOR.
The Republican Central Committee
Comedies His Election,
BUT CLAIM THAT THEY HAVE THE
BALANCE OF THE TICKET.

LaRue In the Lead for Railroad Com
missioner in the First Railroad Dis
trict, While Stanton Is Elected in
the Second and Clark in the Third
Mcguire the Only Successful Demo-
cratic Candidate for Congress
AdoIph Sutro Wins the Mayoralty
Fight in San Francisco.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, Nov. About 90 per
cent. of the returns from the Territory
are received, and give Cannon rep. for
Delegate to Congress a majority of 2.l35.
The delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention will stand about &c Republicans
to Al Democrats
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STORM IN new ENGLAND.
Its Severity Only Equaled by the
Great Blizzard of 1883.
STREETS OF BOSTON STRBWN WITH
WRECKED WIRES.

REPORTS Indicate Disasters to Shipping
Along the Coast and Destruction
of Property Running Up Into the
Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
Several People Killed in a Railway
Collision Near lockwood, PENN
sylyauia.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Nov. THE election of two
Republican Congressman is conceded and
the Legislature will be Repub blican by
probably 70. Busloe for Governor will
have 1000 majority.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from from sixty-five out of seventy
counties give a Republican plurality OF
81 $40. The Republicans gain six Con-
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Reported shIn,vreok.

PoRT TOWNSEND (wash.), Nov. r.
Nothing has been seen or heard about a
shipwreck near Cape Flattery. Tug
boats have been in that vicinity all day,
and do not report seeing any wreck.
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Residence Destroyed by Fire.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 6.-Fire this morn
ing destroyed the residence of n. G..
Wharton in the southwest suburbs of
this city. Loss, about SD, 600; insurance,
$4,000. The ire originated from a gas
stove in the bathroom,
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Fishermen at Sea.

CAPE MAY IN. J.), Nov. 6.-The report
comes here that eight fishermen in boats
off Anglesea were blown to sea last
night. Four died to-day and the others
have not been heard from.
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steam Collier I.nsr

TACOMA. Nov. TT is reported here
that the collier Keewanaw, bound here
from San Francisco, has been lost. Cap
tam Robert Nj. Mountiort, agent of the
vessel, knows nothing about it,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Returns re-
ceived by the Associated Press Indicate
the republicans have elected twenty
eight of the thirty Congressman in this
State.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Nov. THE
Democrats have elected their six Con-
gressmen from this State by majorities
ranging from l ZOO to 5000.
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MIN NESOEA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. The Republican
majority for Governor will reach $4,000.
The Congressional delegation will con-
sist of seven Republicans.
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Artist-How do you know you would
make good model? Tired William
Cause rs seeh er darned good sitter
Judge.
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KEN iUCkI.

LEXINGTON, Nov. THE returns in
Ashland district give Owens (Dem. lis
majority.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND (Or.), Nov. 7.-Hermapn
and W. H. Ellis (Rep.) are elected Con-
preSSmen
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FORT SMITH (Ark.), Nov. Jim
French and three other. members of the
Cook gang committed criminal assaults
on three girls in the suburbs OF OcIagh.
|. r., last night. After, committing the
fendish crimes they mounted their
horses and rode oil. A posse of citizens
was at once organized and started in pur-
suit of the brutes, but as far as heard from
they failed TO capture them.
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Fire at Savannah. Ga.

SAVANNAH (Ga.), Nov.6 6.AThe eighth
fire among the cotton shipping broke out
at O'Clock on the steamship Whitefield,
but the flames were quickly subdued.
Nearly all the tugs and lighters on the
Everything is quiet to-day. The men on
all the ships on which the fires occurred
were arrested to-day and held without
bonds awaiting investigation. Ten out
Of thirteen ships now loading have been
fired. Investigation shows traces of
phosphorus everywhere on tho burned
ships.
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ab miro bon Siuei nuspdrtiscn Yotres
eire ndiidsise bf. RiHion a5sebaltsn
ip,roen uno am IA. 9ouember iuiro Der
bedp'sfie grSbiidoi bon 81. 2ouis ras
bf. Saframent Der 5irmung fpenbeu.
9ns 9dberr iuire (. 3. befanat aemohi
iueroem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-12

Sir oas Nmt bes 6risosrsrihters
fir 8oart Solunibip baben iid aber.
mails Suei Gnnoionteu scmcloet. 10 taB
ruumebr ulsr Seluerbsr I'M 6eloe lino.
Aubsr Den bereiis lssis &Ode eriudbn.
ten GanOlcatfn Seiseu iib oieie @Ote
perr 5raut Gebiameu fen. Don ser.
maru mno 6err Y. 9. s. Muubluiaer
bon 2iit!e Berger ais Gau0ibatsn fir
Ole beioeu 6riepcusridte,itclen az Fix
III uuicrcm Eewnibip 81 beieBen iino.
Slcid lbrtn Wiltelucrbern. iino bcio.
lpur0is upb idbis, mo wilrosu i'll Sale
iGrer @a9l quite Beanie abQeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-12

0err 3cnrb @alocfsr, bon Yay, Ct
biclt lcsten Samsta9 aus Seiferiun
City Die telriibsuoe 9ldritt, nab irin
SObn, Der bort nuidiii9e Nouoiat, Con-
RAD &alecdsr, idwtr ertrautt oarnie-
oe1lesi, mo rUitt nod am ielten 5n0t
III Scsteituu9 ieiucs Sdunscrs, pr.
Simon Soe9cr ndh Der Staats1lupt.
ltlet, nm an oas Srautcubttt iciucs
Spbnes III eilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-12

Nm Samitag. rem 20. 3. Mis- finSti
iG id0nen 5~anJiaate oe8 Germ gbhs.
3immsf en- 9emithl,dsr YaG itdti. 80
oflisn @fiingsn Der ireunol:ds Girit
bcreii3 Die iirior9libIttn Sortersiimt.
gen ~gcttpfieu 9at.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-12

0err Gruit 0Hidmeler. Gin berOorra.
9cnoer rcpabtltauilhcr BOiltlfer nno
bc9abttr Heoner, bon 81. 2Ouis, uito
nm 9itustGg, Den %. Otio5tr, abenos
Z ubr in Smeu2oiQe cine R.oe bdlten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-10-12

Die id6nIte uno nsuclte NIsmib
0umen uEo Ni6b6enbite ul0 5eber'
U%trjieruusen fir Die Serblt. uub &in'
lailon bei 6rau 6. either.