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sEBAsroroL, Nov, s-Salutss from tho
ships and tho forts here announced tho
arrival Of the cruiser Pami at Merkoovia.
Car Mich oIas and the grand dukes bore
the coffin ashore. They were received
by officers and deputations representing
tho whole Russian army.
The coffin was placed in a ssloon
special train. Tho czarowitz, whose
health would not permit him to accom-
pany the remains TO st. Petersburg,
took an adcctionate farewell Of hls rela-
tivos and the train then started on its
Journey The czarowiiz will Immediate
ly return to Abbastuimen, in the
Caucasus. The train will stay one day
at Borki and tho body will be placed
under catafalquO in the church erected
on the spot whorO the lato cars lie
was attempted by dorailinC tho train In
which no aud tho imperial family were
travelling. Gar Nicholas has declined
q solemn reception in the capital.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. Son tho
strength of returns received up to 0
o'clock tonight. Chairman Babcock, Of
the Republican Congressional Com
mittee, figures that the Republican rep
resentation in the next house will be at
least 259 members. The changes from
this afternoons statement when 255
were claimed to be elected, is made by
one additional from Illinois and three
from North Carolina. The dispatches
received tonight that caused the great
est surprise was one stating that Repre-
sentative Mcmillan, OF Tennessee, was
probably defeated. 1t came from the
chairman OF the state central Republi.
can committee OF Tennessee, and added
that the returns in the district were not
all in.
Chairman Babcock also says tonight
that from present indications the Re-
publicans will have at least A members
in the senate, and in this number is in
cluded Senator Jones, OF Nevada.
Among the telegrams received at head
quarters to-day were the following from
Richard Bartholdt, st. Louis: missouri
redeemed, the whole Republican state
ticket and ten congressman elected.
Bland, Hatch, Heard, Clark K, Morgan,
defeated by majority double"
Greensboro, n. CIT is conceded by
the Democratic headquarters that We
have elected seven congressman in this
state. Third and Sixth districts doubt.
full. Sixty counties heard from. We
have G5 members, Democrats %. This
gives US control OF the house if we con
hold them and Democrats concede Us
the senate."
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AT LIVADIA
Tho First S1nss said = Tho Mourners
Present.

Tho First SIass Said - Tho Mourners
Present.
LIvADIA, Nov. S.-The first mass for
tho repose of the soul Of Alexander III
was celebrated at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning in tho Byzantine church where
the remains OF tho czar are lying in
state. Tho mass was attended by the
officers Of NIL the regiments in this
vicinity. The ceremony was most i'm
pressivo, all present holding lighted
tapers in their hands.
As the body Of the car lay In its
coffin it was noticed that tho late en-
peror's face was but little altered. 1t
had placid expression, and the form
OF tho dead car seemed as herculean as
ever. The broad. blue ribbon Of the
order OF st. Andrews was placed across
his breast and over it his hands were
folded. Beside the bier were two Co.'S
sacks OF the Terek body guard, two
Dvorjouy Rrenadiers, two chamberlains
add two'riflemen OF the sixteenth corps.
At2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
second mass, at which the car, czarina,
Princess Alix of Hesae and the princess
of Wales and all the imperial and royal
suites attended, was celebrated at the
same church.
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BRIEFS From THE WIRES.

The supreme tribunal OF tho Knights
Of Pythias is in session at Cincinnati.
Two children OF Alfred Hindstrom, OF
Chassell, Mich, were burned to death
yesterday whilo the mother was milk
ing.
Guatemala continues preparing for
war. One thousand more soldiers are
going to tho frontier OF Mexico this
week.
Governors Flower, OF New York, and
Greenhalge, OF Massachusetts, yester.
day issued their thanksgiving proclama.
tions.
Detective W. s. Richardson is on trial
ut Memphis charged with completely in
tho lynching Of the six negroes last
August.
Tho latest reports arc that South
Carolina has been carried by the Re.
publican PopuIist fusionists by not less
than 10000.
EN-. Dickinson, the Republican chal.
lengor who was assaulted by crowd OF
thugs ut tho polls at Chicago election
day, died yesterday.
Loo Lawrence, n negro, sentenced to
bo hanged November 50, was taken
from jail at Macon, Ga, aud lynched
last night. His crime was assault.
The dccomposcd body OF negro was
found hanging 80 ths limb Of q trse
near Ocean City, Md, yesterday. 1t
Ia not known whether ho miitUd
suicide or was lynChcd.
Tho Olcott-EarlC reorganization com
mitteu Of tho Reading railroad announce
that enough general mortgage bonds
have been deposited to institute tore
closure proceedings in the event Of o
failure Of their reorganization plan.
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IMPORTANT DEoIsloN.
Tie Supreme Court Hands Down aDocl
siou Regarding the Method ofVotinE.

Tie Supreme Court Hands Down n Decl-
sion Regarding the Method of Voting.
LANSING, Mich, Nov. s.-The supreme
court to-day handed down the most i'm
portant decision affecting the present
method OF voting that has ever been
made. On tho question OF what constl-
tutes Distinguishing mark" on a bal
lot, which mark Ia prohibited by law,
the court unanimously holds that any
mark whatever, other than q single one
to designate the intention OF voter, is
distinguishing mark. The case was
brought in the contesting OF the rights
to office of two local candidates at Bay
CITY, who were ostensibly elected at q
spring election year and q half ago.
By the decision both are ousted from
office. The result Of this decision will
be far reaching.
The court holds that il two tickets on
an official ballot are identical that the
marking Of a cross over each Ia illegal,
also thar to mark cross over any ticket
and then before each name on such
ticket, or placing q cross before the
name of O candidate and then erasing
the name Of his opponent on another
ticket is illegal. In substance the opin-
ion holds that a single mark Is vote
and is sufficient to indicate the voters
intention aud that second mark might
he agreed upon as ameans Of identitica-
tion. It has been the practice OF cleo
ton inspectors to count all such doubIy
marked ballots so that.under this de-.
cision any OF the elections held under
the Australian voting system may, 1t is
believed, be contested.
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nAYroN,s PLuRALITIEs.

Tho Free. Trade Tendencies OF william
London Wilson Defeated by Over 5000.
Social DbpGteh 10 he Jatelltcener. ....
GRAFTON, W. Va, Nov. S.-Reports OF
tho official returns from all the counties
in Wilson's late district, excepting Har-
dy county, as received by the Republi-
can congressional committee, show a
plusality of 2,127 for Alston Gordon
Dapton. The returns from Hardy coun-
tyare nearly plete and Wilson's plu-
rality In this county is estimated at 300,
which cannot be more than 10 votes out
Of the way. The counties giving Day.
ton plurallties are as follows: Barbour,
14O; Berkeley, 200; Grant, OH; Mineral,
500; Morgan, 5l9; Marion, 364; Monon-
gala, 1,0i4; Preston. 2,204; Tucker, 267;
Taylor, COG; total, 6,4O5.
The following are the pluralitles,
Hampshire, 1,142; Hardy, 900 esti-
mated; Jefferson, l,404; Pendleton, $50;
Randolph, 512; total. 4,33S. This shows
a plurality OF 2,127 against the great
free trader and is larger than any plu-
rallty ever given for him in past cleo
tions, that Of 1890 being the nearest ap-
proach TO It when he got 2,065 plurality.
Randolph county gave Wilson 797 plu-
raIity in 1892, the vote this year show
Ing a loss to him of 2S5. This big de-
crease Is not onIy.a victory for Dayton,
but ia in the nature OF pleas.
ant compliment to ex.secretary OF
War S. B. Elkins, whose home
Is in Randolph county. 1t was in
this county that tho Democrats
made terrific efforts and bitter, per-
sonal fight on Mr.. Elkins. The big bar
becue at Beverly, presided over by the
ex.confederate generals, Wade Hamp-
ton and Bradley I. Johnson, was also
in Randolph county. In Dayton's homo
county Of Barbour systematic and vim
dieatiye personal fight was made on
Dayton. His own county people re-
sponded with the tribute to their fellow
townsman of decrease OF 1856 far Will
sou, as compared with 1892. In every
Republican county in the district thore
were Republican gains, aud Democratic
losses in every Democratic county ex-
cept Hardy, as compared with the vote
Of 1892. Wilson's home county OF JEFF
fer'on decreased his plurality with loss
OF 92
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UPSnUR COUNTY

Gives HulInG Over Ono Thousand MA.
JorIty-YounE Elected.
Special DispGtch 10 ne Intesli1eneCr.
BucKHANNoS. W. Va, Nov. s.-Com-
plete returns from the fifteen precincts
Of this county give Huling 1921, Alder.
son sla. Young, who runs ahead of his
ticket, has 1,005, Bassel 7S9. Clark, for
house OF delegates, is elected over Poo,
Democrat, by about l,lOO, aud the on
tire Republican ticket is elected. The
Democrats only carried one precinct in
the county, the Republicans making
very large gains in all the others. Har.
Hsen's majority two years ago was $40:
Returns from the Tenth senatorial
district give tho following maiorities for
Young: Upshur, 1,l64; Lewis, ll5; Bar
bour, 100. For Baisell: Randolph, 575 +;
Webster, 800. Young's majority, 40l
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WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. s.-Bishop
Nicolas, OF Alaska. tho only bishop
of tho Russian church in tho United
States, was a visitor at the state and
navy departments to-day with Prince
Cantacuzene, the Russian minister, who
presented him to the secretary Of state
and the secretary OF the navy.
Bishop Nicolas will conduct the
memorial services TO the czar at the
Russian legation tomorrow morning.
President Cleveland. members Of the
cabinet with their wives, and foreign
ambassadors and ministers in their re-
gala will attend.
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TRoLLEY ACCIDENT.
Several People Injured In Disaster n
PIttsbnrgh.

Several People Injured In q Disaster Mt
Pittsburgh.
PlrTsBURGH,. Nov. S.-rhis evening a
trolley car on the West End Electric
street railway jumped the track going
down the steep grade on Steuben street
and went over a thirty.foot wall. Two
passengers, Mrs. DR.. Rankin, Of Ale
gheny, and Frederick Croft. Of Elliott
borough, wero badly bruised, and the
motorman, John Mannlon, was pinued
beneath the car, suffering a badly
sprained shoulder, and it is thought in-
ternnl injuries. Lucille Taylor, ten
year.old girl, who was walking up
Steuben street at the time, was thrown
over the embankment and ia badly
hurE
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New YoRK, Now S.-services in memo
ry of tho late czar of Russia were held
in the Holy Trinity Orthodox church in
West Fiftv.third street to-day. The
Rev. Kigathadoras Papageorgopnlos. the
pastor, oliciated, assisted by Rev. Mel
rafani, superintendent Of the church In
West Alaska, who was passing through
this city enroute to Russia. The cere-
monies consisted of a special requiem
mass for the dead. The church was
draped in mourning aud lighted by
many candelabra. Alexander Clarofski,
the Russian consul general, and his en-
tire staff were present in full uniform.
Tho consul general himself acted as
usher.
Tho German, British, French, Japan.
csc, Swedish and other consulates here
were represented at the services.
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PrrrsDURoH, Nov. Sat the business
meeting OF tho Waif Saving Association
Of the United States this afternoon, the
several reports were read, showing the
fiourishing condition Of the society,
after which tho. next place OF meeting
was decided upon as Detroit, Mich.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Gen. Russell a. AlgCr,
Detroit; vice president. I. ]. Keenan,,
Pittsburgh; corresponding secretary, I.
L. Daniels, Chicago; recording sccre-
tary-troasurer, L d. Drake, Bonneville,
Mo.
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METHODIST MISSIONS.
Proceedings of the Second Days Session OF
tho Methodist Conference.

Proceedings OF tho Second Days Session OF
tho Methodist Conference.
BROOKLYN, Nov. s.-The second days
session of the Methodist Missionary
Conference was held this afternoon at
the Hanson Place NJ. E. church, Bishop
John 7. Newman presiding.
After prayers had beon offered by the
Rev. DR.. Banks, Bishop E. G. Andrews,
Of New York, moved that q per cent
be taken from the home and given to
the foreign missions.
The Rev. Dr.. Leonard called the at.
tention OF the officers to the fact that
Bishop Taylor, who received an appro-
priation OF $500 for Liberia, and large
private donations besides had made no
report OF his expenditures since 1883,
although he had been called upon by
the conference to do so.
The Methodist social union gave
banquet to the members Of the confer.
ence at the Hotel st. George tonight.
1t was followed by reception.
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BALTIMORE, MD., Nov. s-The ROpub-
lican state committee yesterday an.
nouuced it's determination to contest
tho three Maryland congressional dis
tricts carried by tho Democrats. To-day
tho committee, after fully discussing
the question, resolved that Whereas,
we have whipped tho life out Of our op-
ponents It would no both cruel and use
less to kick the party whom 1t lies fiat
on its back"
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HULING's MAJORITY.

Tie Third District shows Up with 5000
Majority for Protection.
Special DtSpateh 10 he IntGtidsHc;r.
CuARLEsrox, ". VA, Nov, s.-Com-
ploto unofficial returns give uuIing
$500 plurality.
Kaaawha county gives ITuling 9,437
plurality. Patton is elected to tho sen.
ate by about 600. Cook, for senator,
beats Jack Shepherd By ovor 800.
Raleigh county gives Azel Ford 1GO
majority.
Fayette senatorial district elected
Davis to tho senate by over 300 majority.
Hon. W. S. Edwards is candidate
for speaker OF tho house, ami will have
q substantial following.
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BOISE, IDAHO, Nov Slate returns
do not change the estimates respecting
the results OF the election. The States.
man has received half the vote OF the
state. It shows a Republican plurality
OF !, 500 to 1000 over the PopuIists. This
will DO increased to 5000 by the full re.
turns. The Republicans have elected
50 out OF 81 members Of tho Legislature,
and possibly moro.
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West vrRsNrA's popular majority for
protection grows. The figures, not oil
official, give Dovener In tho First dis
tsics 1900, Dayton in the Second 2, 1877,
Huling In the Third $500, aud Miller
in the Fourth S,Oa3, a total rising $4,000.
In 1892 the Democratic majority was
400, thus showing gain Of 1900.
The legislature is as it was given in the
IsrE1L1oEScsR yesterday, Republican
majority of in tho senate aud 25 in
the house, total Of q on joint ballot.
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LEXINGTON, KY. Nov &-John Tray
nor, marshal OF Athens, KY, shot and
killed Isaac Davidson hero tonight He
also seriously cut Lew Sharp, farmer
Of the Athens neighborhood. Traynor
is Breckenridge man and Davidson and
Sharp, Owens mon. He foil out over
the election and while Sharp and Tray
nor wcro lighting, Traynor shot David.
son when he tried 70 separate them.
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B, g. O. WRECK.
Another Victim Discovered Making tho
TnfnI Nnmher Killed SIX.

Another Victim Discovered Making tho
Total Number Killed Six.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. SIN clear
ing away tho wreck on the B. & O. rail-
way at Rosenstell Siding, two miles east
Of lockwood, the body OF G. W. Minear,
brakeman OF tho freight train was found
this morning in the debris. This makes
a total of six killed. The two mail
clerks who were injured are W. A. Will
iamson and G. II. Hooten, both Of Balti-
more. They are severely hurt, but
neither OF them fatally, None of tho
passengers were injured beyond light
bruises. Three children of Joseph
Burk, whose house is only about two
hundred feet from the scene Of the
wreck of yesterday, were badly injured
by express cars tum mbling over on the
house. Fifty head OF stock were killed
in the wreck. The wreck will cost tho
D. go. company close 10 100000.
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EVEN TEXAs IN DOUBT.
PopuIIsts Make Great Idroads anu Din
Have Carried the State.

PopuIIsts Make Great Iaroads nnd Mny
Have Carried the State.
DALLAS, Texas, Nov. s.-Major Kear-
BY, Populist. for Congress, so far as re-
turns are in from Dallas county. leads
Abbott, Democrat, by about 600. II
Kearby counts out as strongly in tho
city as his friends expect he will, the
race in the Sixth district will be do
cIdedly close one. Despite dispatches
to-day, tho election Of Gilliland, Popu-
list, over Bell, Democrat. In the Thir-
teenth district, 10 assured.
The Democrats certainly lost two and
possibly four congressman. Nugent,
Populist for governor. is running like
a scared hound. The Populists here
are actually claiming the election.
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BLAND TALKS.
He Says over.confidsnee Was the Cause oil
His Defeat

-
HIS Defeat
LEBANON, No., Nov. SIN reply to q
request this evening that he would give
the Associated Press his views on the
result of Tuesday's election, Mr.. R. p.
Bland stated that he was SO over.
whelmed with the unexpected nature OF
the returns from all parts OF the country
that he was not prepared to give an
opinion for publication Of the causes
which led TO the landslide. He az
tributed his own defeat, however, very
largely to over.conddence among bis
political friends in Democratic counties
resulting in dangerous falling of in
the Democratic vote. He takes defeat
phllosop phicaIly, aud is OF the opinion
that the Republican victory will prove
a valuable lesson to Missouri Democrats.
Returns this evening reduce Dr.. Hub
bard's supposed plurality over Bland to
ten, number so small that 1t will re-
quire tho official vote to determine
whether Mr.. Bland ia actually beaten.
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west VIRGINIA
Takes Her Position in the Line
OF Progress
FREE TRADE FANCIES DISPLACED
Bor the More Practical Profits
Of Protection.
DQYENER, DAYTON, HULING. MILLER.

Yves. yireInia's Big Four for Wash.
,ur.on-A Republican Senator As
sured-A Change of 1900 Votes in
Two Years of Democratic MisruIc.
The Returns Complexities Trado
Theories Do Not Agree With Our
Resouroos-"Meue, Meme. TClkoI,
Upharsin" Appropriately Applies
20 tho Cause OF tho Calamity
crsa,ors-Large AajorItics of All
the congressmen.Elect.
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sPRISa VALLEY, ILL.,, Nov. S.-The
miners union OF this city has issued a
call for mass meeting OF members to-
morrow. 1t is reported tonight that
unless tho manager OF the mines. Mr..
Dalzell, reinstates ten men who were
discharged yesterday for, according to
the union reports, refusing to work on
election day, strike will be ordered
which will affect several thousand men
and boys. The miners assert that Dal.
zell has been allowing politics to inhu-
ence him in the matter Of hiring and
retention OF miners.
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TO THE TOMB
The Romans of the ozar En- Route
to St Petersburg.
SOLEMN MEMORIAL CEREMONIES

at LivadtA-The Oar Ua-
ablc to Attend tho Intermens at
st. PctersburS-IlI Health Causes
His Return 60 che cauoasus-rhe
Jows Thanked for Their Expressions
of sympAthy-The President VIII
Attend the Services To-day 40
Washington.
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ROME, Nov. S.-The pope to-day pre-
sides at the last conference in regard to
tho union proposed between the osi-
entail Churches and the Church OF
Rome. His holiness sanctioned decls-
ions aiming to confirm and enhance the
prestige OF tho five oriental Catholic
patriarchs and TO extend their powers.
The Observatoroano announces that q
great American pilgrimage is expected
hero on May Is, 1895.
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PIrrsDuRon, Pa, Nov. SIN tho state
supreme court to-day tho case of tho
commonwealth against tho ordOr OF
solon was argued. The Order OF Solon
appeals irom tho decision OF tho COM
mon pleas court OF DRuphin county in
Issuing writ Of quo warr0nto against
tho order aud granting Judgment Of
custer, placing the order i'll tho hands
OF receiver. The case was argued for
tha commonwealth By Attorney Gen
oral W. u. Honsei. Tho decision was
reserved.
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New YoRK, Nov. S.-The Rev. DR..
Charles II. Parkhurst, preacher aud ro.
former, was tonight elected an honorary
member OF tho union league club at the
regular monthly meeting OF the club.
Until DR.. Parkhurst's name was added
to tho number there wore Just dozen
of such members including General
Harrison, General o. q. Howard and
Govcrnor.eleCt Morton. DR.. Parkhurst
makes tho thirteenth and he Is tho only
clergyman to be thus honored.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-The plurality
Of the Democratic candidate for COVER.
nor in California will be about 1000.
The Republicans have elected the re.
mainder Of the state ticket ana will have
a majority OF at least twenty in tho next
legislature. The latest returns show
there is no doubt that the Republicans
have six OF the seven Congressman.
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DENVER, COL, Nov. s.-An evening
paper says: Governor Waite is going to
leave Colorado. A well known Popu'
list says that the governor Is thinking
over a proposition said to have been
made to him to take up his residence in
Illinois. It is said that the Peoples
party OF Illinois have taken such lik-
ing to the governor that they want him
not only to reside among them, but also
to lead them to victory as their candi-
date for governor in 1896.
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BUTTE, MoNT, Now s.-l.cc Mantle,
chairman of tho Republican state COM
mittee, says Hartman, Republican, Is
reelected TO Congress by COCO plurality
over Corbctt, Democrat, and Smith,
Popullst and that the Legislature,
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CHICAGO, Nov. s.-rhe win OF the late
Prof. David Swing was offered for pro-
bate to-day. Tho estate has not yet
been accurately invontoried, but tho
attorneys who were Prof. Swings ad-
visers said it would amount to about
$4,000. The will gives $4,000 to tho
illinois Humane Society, and after
making several small bequosts, tho en-
tire estate Is given to tho two daughters
OF Prof. Swing.
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SAN Francisco, Now s.-senator John
P. Jones arrived in this city to-day
from Nevada and is highly elated over
the success of the silver party in that
state. He is confident that the silver
party has carried all Of the more i'm.
portant state offices; Senator Jones ex-
pressed pleasure over the political up.
heayal in the east "But," said he, mo
immediate good results can take place
nor any revival In business need be ex-
pected until reconciliation OF silver is
carried into effect"