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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-13

WASHINGTON. Feb l3--District OF
Columbia matters occupied the atten-
ton of the house. but the only bill
placed for consideration was one regu.
lating the sale of liquors within 4oc
feet of schoolhouse or church 1t
WAS finally passed
At the request Of Mr. Grosvonor of
Ohio saturday, Marcn 3, at 2 O'clock
was set asiGc Tor paying tribute to the
memory of the late Representative
Houk Of ONO
On motion of Mr. Rreckinri ige of Ar
kansas IL hill was passed authorizing
the Fort Smith and Van Buren, railroad
to construct bridge across the Arkan-
sas riyer
On motion of MIR Davis of Kansas u
bill to extend the time for building II
street railway across the Fort Reilly
military reservation IS months was
passed
On motion of Mr. Meiklejohn of Ne
braska Il bill granting a charter to the
Iowa Ne braska pontoon bridge com
pany to construct "A bridge across the
Missouri at Sioux City was passed.
BY special order the remainder Of
the day was then consumed in paying
appropriate tribute to the memory of
the late Senator Stanford Of California.
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Kate IotnpIrey Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb, 10 The heroic sac
rfice of Dr. Franklin Kemp If the Long
Island College hospital III Brooklyn, III
giving half u pint OF his blood to pro
long the liio Of Kate Pomphrey, pa
proved unavailing. The young woman
died in the hospital. An autopsy Will
be held to determine the cause of deaLn.
but from IA superficial examination tbs
house surgeon is almost certain if she
had not been 30 much weakened by u
long attack of Bright's disease, DR.
Kemp's heroic treatment would have
saved her life
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IliAAard Fntnll.ics.

HENNEssEY, O. T., Feb. l3.-Thc
Rock Island flyer due here Sunday
night and the express tram due here
Monday morning are stuck in the snow
banks IN the Cherokee strip and have
not arrived.
Sc res of families in the strip suf
fered greatly during the blizzard.
Michael Rudinsky. a Polander, was
found frozen to death on the prairie
on the Hack berry.
Eli Fraville, who has claim on
Black Bear, had his feet aud hands So
badly frozen that amputation Will be
necessary.
1t was the coolest wave that ev,r
struck Oklahoma. All the trails lead
ing toward Hennessey are impassabl
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Presidential Nominations.

WAsnlNGroN, Feb l3.-The presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the senate;
Po,tmaslers: Charles s Rasson, Har-
rison, Ark Hugh A. Pickett, Camden.
Ark
Withdrawals: John Lewis, Frank
lin, La; Nj f. Yeager. Wichita Falls,
Tex
John Barrett of Oregon to be minis.
ter resident ami consul of the United
States to Siam; Thomas r. Jurnigan
of North Carolina TO be consul of the
United States at Shanghai. China
70 be consuls of the United States:
Adolph Billiard of Ohio. Mt Moscow
Russia; Arthur Gina of California, at
Mazatlan; John Malcolm Johnston OF
South Carolina. NJ Pernambuco. Brazil;
Daniel Kennedy of Missouri, at Malta;
Delaware Kemper of Virginia, at
Annoy. China; Il G Mitchell of Ar
KANSAS, ut Newcastle ~ 5 w; George
w Nichols of New York, at Cliftoa.
Ontario.
TO te attorneys Of the United States:
Layton Taylor of Tennessee, for the
district OF Alaska VIM II Clopton,
eastern district of Missouri.
To be collector OF customs: j H. p
Wis. distuctof Toche, Louisiana
Marshall II Williams, to be associate
justice of the supreme court of tho
territory of Arizona, John L. McAtee,
to be associate justice of tho supreme
court of the territory of Oklahoma.
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OMAHA, Feb. 10. J w Argabright,
n South Omaha policemen, shot md
killed his father-in-law, VIM. Smeltz-
Ter. near Ncmaha City, Neb. Arga-
bright WAS drunk and was attending ~
school exhibition in country school
house and IN the interval between
recitatiuus lac arose and shot Siueltzler,
who expired III a few moments. Great
confusion cnsued, but no one was III
jured Argabright WAS arrested He
was a fa.orite of Mayor Walker, who
dismissed Chief of Police Beckett be
cause he suspended Argabright for
being asleep on duty Argabrighrs
wife quarreled with him because of his
heavy drinking and returned to her
fathers home near Nemaha City with
her two children and this was his first
visit to them
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ANOTHER BOMB ExpLoDEs.
Fifteen Persons Are Seriously Injured
aud the Throwcr Arrested

Fifteen Persons Are Seriously Injured
and the Throwcr Arrested.
PARIS, Feb. ia young man who
acted from motives OF revenge for tho
death # valiant exploded a bomb at
y o'clock last night in cafe beneath
the Terminus hotel. The place was
full of people at the time. All was
changed in second a man who had
dined in the cafe was seen to raise his
arm and throw something into tho
middle of the room A terrible ex
plosion followed.
Investigation showed that the explo
sion did dreadful work The cafe was
filled with smoke. Lying ON the floor
were numbers of persons wounded
moaning and bleeding The injured
numbered -. all of whom werr
Wounded in the legs Some of the most
seriously hurt Were removed To "a chem
isl shop near lay and cared for
The bombihrowcr was captured af-
ter chase Of 100 yards The crowd
attempted to mob him, but the police
interfcred He proved to be Leon
Breton, who WAS recently discharged
from the cafe. The police are after
two others who are supposed to have
taken - hand in the matter.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The hoilers of the Baltimore are said
10 be in bad shape.
Fire at Wapkeneta, o., destroyed
$50 O0) worth of property.
Mike Dolan was stabbed and then
hrrned in his house Mt Houston. Tex
Two negroes have been arrested for the
crime
Chairman Wilson has recovered from
Ms illness at Kansas City.
Chicagoan named Kicker has
sought to compel Secretary Carlisle TO
award to him the 500 900, 900 in bonds
about to be Issued
Princess Colonna has arrived mt New
York from France.
A plot to blow up the Jail at Lin
.oln His. was discovered
Mayor Hopkins of Chicago says lie
will veto the Metropolitan gas or
inance.
Charles j. Karrar, Swiss consul at
CINCINNATI. was knocked down and ar
rested while drunk.
lieutenant Governor Gill of Illinois
Mnot pleased that Governor Alleged
| did not call him to the capital
It's announced from Paris. His, that
Congressman A. j. Hunter is not out
Il the race for denomination
sheriff and posse had a desperate
tght with II uand of horse thieves
shout 10 miles from Abilene, Tex
The supreme court of Kansas rem
iai q decision of much interest to men
aeged III hazardous employments
Prince Galtzine of Russia joined
IMe Salvation army at New York an
returns home 70 push the work there
J. W Argahright, South Omaha
policeman, shot and killed William
Schneider his father-in-law. at Ne
meha City, Neb
The trial Of Bishop Bonacum ut Lin
coin, Neo, came to an unexpected end
by the court sustaining motion todis-
miss.
b. b. Jones the student who was ~
PEELED from Monmouth college, agreed
to allow the president to read his con
'esson before the students and was re
,nstated
John E. Brewster. we'll known turi-
man, died AT Chicago.
Advlces state that cyclones have
Gone great damage in Madagascar
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NOT A WELCOME VISITOR.
An Exciting Incident at the Close of
the Birmingbnn ror,,...

''' "iiignhm COuycutipu
BIRMINGHAM Ala, Feb. l8.-Just be-
Tore the State Kolbtes. ponulists con.
veh'loh ad Journed, late Saturday night.
VIM Stevens, chairman the of black
wing OF the Republican party. and the
most prominentand smartest negro poli-
ucian IN the state, entered the hail and
getting recognition began a speech by
saying he desired. on behalf of his race
ana party, to indorse the convention.
Before he could proceed further. w. II.
Skaggs. a member Of the Kolbite com
mlttee, arose and said:
Gentlemen, know that internal
scounNrel. He is Bill Stevens of Annis.
ton lie has never let an opportunity
pass to sell out his race in this state. It
is trick of the enemy. He was sent
here by them to make Us ridiculous.
He shall not indorse us"
Cries of put MIN ont" went up and
the convention arose in body and
moved Oh Stevens who sought police
protection. One thousand men gath
cred about him and the widest excite
ment followed Stevens was kicked.
and it is sad. one man drew knife
and tried to stab him. The negro was
rushed out of the hall just in time to
save him. The negroes are very angry
over the insult to Stevens and say they
will not support Kolb. Stevens con
ducts savings bank at Admission.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb 10. The Hawaiian
controversy occupied the time in the
senate The only speech was by Sena-
tor Gray defending the adminstra-
ton.
Several petitions were presented
from the wool growers, iron workers
and lumber dealers against the tariff
bin
Resolutions Of regret and coincidence
we're passed concerning tho death Of
Congressman IIouk Of Ohio
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LAFAYETTE, Ind Feb Is The ar
rest of Richard Carpenter. president Of
the O'Briou Wagon company of tins
city, on complaint of Burns q Bro. of
Mansfield, O., creditors of the wagon
company, has caused IL sensation here
Carpenter Is accused of securing an cA
tension OF notes 10y fraud The O'Brien
works, the largest in this part of In
diana, assigned several months ago,
and II great deal of litigation has grown
out of tina failure The affairs of the
company appear to have been misman
aged and there are rumors of further
arrests Mr. Carpenter was III Tittin.
O., securing dispositions for use ut the
coming trial concerning the failure
when arrested His friends here deny
that ne has been guilty of fraud The
works, employing 400 hands. arc shut
down pending adjustment of the diff
cultics
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Suspected Of postonice robbery.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 49, A deputy
united States marshal from San Fran
CISCO named ). T, Moncton arrived here
aaVlng III charge F. L. Whiterkor wit
was recently arrested in Sacramento on
%e charge of roDbing the postofiice at
junction City, Tex, of $1,000. Whit
s'AeF was assistant postmaster at tAa
VINE the robbery was committed. It.
Was placed in Jail here in default of
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Kills His VITO and Eldest Son.

TELL CITY. Ind, Feb. i3.-Wm II.
Artman, farmer living about six
miles northeast, killed his wife and
eldest son. The family were at break
fast when tao crime was committed
Artman III the presence of his five
children stamped his wife to death
The eldest boy, aged IL, tried to defend
his mother, and he suffered the same
fate at the hands Of his enraged father
Artman IL now i'll Jail and IA rav.ng
maniac
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GIVEN TF4lRTY-NlNE LAsHES.
a Woman Brutality Whipped by White
caps In Her Husbands Presence.


HARRISBURG, Ky, Feb. 13.-Fifty
masked men rode up to the home of
Samuel Milton, near here in Washing
ton, broke open the door and while a
heavy guard stood watch over Motion
the rest of the mob dragged Mrs. Mil
ton out of the bed and in view of her
husband gave her 80 lashes. The gar
ment left on her was torn into snreds
before they finished. They left say NJ
that the punishment was because She
was suspected of inddelity. She is a
celebrated beauty.
Her husband procured divorce to
marry her, and about that time shot
the father Of his first wife, who had at
tackled him in open court. A fierce feud
broke ont, and several deaths resulted.
one man being hanged for murder This
new outrage is likely to cause re-
newal of hostilities.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-13
A Sound Liver Makes Well Man

Are you Bilious, Constipated or
troubled with Jaundlce, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain il
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever etc If you have
any Of these symptoms, your Liver is
out of order and your blood is slowly
beiug poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly HEaBINE viii
cure any disorder OF the Liver, Stom
sch or Bowels 1t has no equal as q
Liver Medicine. Price, rs cents.
Free trial bottle a, Fl 9 Rlsber's
Drug Store, Waco aud J. B Cornish's
Drug Store, East Waco, Texas.
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ohlahoma Rcpubllcnn Learu,.

~, uUIHeIE Feb -. President Ad.
,aa 'e oi the Territorial Repu blican
w., ~. ue mas called the annual meeting
MN ~ we league for this city Feb. 20 to
EP a,pFi Tor thorough organization OF
sb; rup''can league clubs in every town
en- t ~ Inc territory The territorial
,s 'ai committee will meet on the
ava 'ae uay and organize for an active
@"u aggressive campaign.
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,,olJoR MEN CONVICTED.
,,rnation Created Among the Dealers
,d druggists at Emporia.


''' and Druggists at Emporia
r,,,oRrA. Kan, Feb. l3.-Charlea
-lr,;o,rs was convicted on two counts
collation. of the Murray prohibitory
,',. and James Robinson on one counl
. . makes three convictions i'll thrcp
,.ro for violating the liquor law. and
.s.be extreme penalty, which is likely
:. !. ha inflicted, will place Robinson III
~; for 80 days, and assess a fine on
t,r Of $500. with double the same Sen
.ance for Williams. it has caused con.
..srnation among liquor sellers, most of
.sa rest of whom have fled the city
went the druggists, who, it is antici-
s.tad will he the next to be prosecuted
One One prominent citizen who keeps a
arnc store has n case now pending he
lore the court. and the temperance peo-
NE say they propose to prosecute HIM
n the full extent of the law. Convic-
,;ors have been scarce here for viola
,ioo of this law OF la:e.
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Stock Barns Carried AWAY

HAkhopsBuRa, Ky, Feb. 10. A
storm Of unusual severity swept over
the western portion OF Mercer COUNTY.
dong considerable damage to property.
Several large stock barns near Perry.
VILE, together with the live stock CON
tanned therein, were blown distance
of a quarter of mile. No lives werr
lost Later reports saythat great m
age WAS also done at Pleasant Hill.
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Wife Murder and Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, Feb l3.-Charles Fem
t uann' dockiaborer, shot and instantly
A'''ea ms divorced wife, Lena Fer
, ,nanl'' at house of i'll repute. Thu
p aufuefer then went to his room in the
.'oo,hson block on the South Side an
Ou' MS throat from ear to ear. The
C ". We're married at either Kansas
hwy of sioux City about five years ago.
Wv nave Teen separated for two wears
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MACON, Mo. Feb Is. Pearl Nor
row, a young man Of 20, has just been
placed in jail here for ealing vain
able express package from the Burling
tom Office at Callao, this county, HIS
parents are among the best people II,
that vicinity, and his relatives were
preparing TO make strong efforts to de
fend him from the charge, but the
proof of his guilt was SO conclusive
that no defense was possible, and he
was sent 10 jail.
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DULUTH, Mimi. Feb 10 Joseph
Wolf. the smallpox patient died and
was buried by the board of health. The
three suspects III quarantine are doing
we'll The death of Wolf is believed
to have been FASTENED by exposure in
moving the patient in the hospital.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. Secretary
Carlisle, accompanied by Mrs. Carlisle,
Assistant Secretary Hamlin and his
two sisters and Miss Alice Berry OF
Newport, Ky. daughter of Representa-
tive Berry. left here on the lighthouse
tender Maple for trip down the river
to Fortress Monroe. The party is ex-
pected to return Wednesday.
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Implement manufacturers to Meet.

CHICAGO, Feb. l3 - The agricultural
implement manufacturers of the
United States, representing "A com bined
capital of nearly 800, 100000 will meet
iii this city tom brow. The conference
is called to consider the provision of
the Wilson bin which contemplates adj
uniting Canadian implements free of
duty.
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kentucky Tornndn.

DANvIIlE, Feb. 10. A tornado which
passed five miles north of this city de-
stroyed $4,000 worth Of property. a
large barn on the farm OF w. O. Rob
ards was twisted into splinrers and
huge trees were uprooted AID spin
tered
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Acuuitted Thcm.

moline, HIS, Feb. 13-Mrs Jane
Chandler and Carl Harson, who have
been on trial for the past week, charged
with attempting to wreck Chicago
Rock Island ana Pacific train last Au-
gust just east of this city, were acquit-
ted by the Jury.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-13

HARTsHoRNE, l. r., Feb. 13.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal William
Ellis arrested George Polk ana Walter
Cribs for the murder of Alexander
Sanier in Birmingham, Ala, last Octo-
Der, and turned them over to Sneitf g.
NJ Morrow of Jefferson county Ala
bama, who brougAt requisition papers.
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Twenty Indictments Returned.

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Feb. 10, Tn"
grand jury of this country has returned
90 indictments against James ana
Thompson Arnold of north Manchester.
Sheriff McNabb went to south Whitley
and arrested Thompson Arnold. Jesse
Arnold will not be arrested at present.
owing to the serious illness OF his vile.
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Reid Eeicascd.

KANSAS CITY, Feb 10. -Ex- Banker
John Reid of the defunct Western
Trust and Savings association. who ha.,
been in jail since Jan. "A on a charge oi
fraudulent banking WAS released I'M
der $4,000 bond.
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Recommend, il TOR whoopipr. cough
Mr.. John IA OGDEN, Ashyille, \. q
writes: II nave USED DR. Blpe
Cough Syr1o in nv family for tx
yea and can chseriully recommend
it as one Of the best remedies I have
ever used Have also tined it for
whoopiug cough With the best
results.
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At New York,

New YoRX, Feb. 13-The bliz2ari
schedule by weather prophets to reach
here arrived on time. The streets are
covered with snow several inches deem
All traffic is impeded The railrow
trains are behind time AMI mails fro
all parts of the country are DELAYED.
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Sentenced 10 lie whipped.

CADDo, !. r., Feb l3.-In the PUSH
mataha dist let court Willie Foig, =
Choctaw, was convicted of larceny anu
given 80 lashes on his bare back
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A Millionairr's Son Has Group.

NEW YORK. Feb l3.--Louis Haners-
ley, son j. Hooker Hdmersey ami hei"
to 81, 600 coo is suffering with the croul
and fears are entertained that the III.
tie fellow will not surviye his illness
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Tho Chicago and Lancaster.

WAsnINaroS, Feb. Is. Gable dis
patches to the navy department an,
nounce that the Chicago has sailed
from Genoa for Naples and that the
Lancaster has arrived at Hong Kong,
China
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CourLASp N y, Feb 70 John L.
Lamont OF McGrawvile, father Of Sec
tary Lamont died here sunday night
He leaves WIDOW ana ono son. The
funeral VIA le neii Wednesday
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c,a n'ilLk ROCK, Feb. la.-The Demo
me, .'0 central committee of Little Rock
f., "a ana selected March 8 as the date
dr., ~'e selection of candidates for al
the ,n Inc committee decreed that
SHAH I1u e OF selecting the candidates
sts'a ue by ward massmeetings. in
Tho s' " Tue customary primary plan.
@' election occurs April /.
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GALEyA. His, Feb l3.-Diphtheria
prevails as an epidemic at Scales
Mound. 10 Dayiess county. In coise-
ouence of the disease the schools have
been closed.
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WACO ART CLASS.

At 10 o'ciOch, m, er,rD Tuesday
2hursddy and FTffay, under M1 dtreo
ITO. Of Mons. deGtssao. Regular technical
t,afton IN every braNoh. GV0d s,sd oes.s
Portable Studio.
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TO our lady friends; Is your
hair falling OUT? II it is, go to
Dism Ike an.iget bottle Of "47ll."
lie will guarantee to stop it,
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n, !our paper is not delivered
nsoli p'iy notify The office and the
rse saselcs will be promptly cor.
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Sabscc,be for Tue Nsws, it is only
80 cents a month
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Fifty cents pays or The News
one month.
The herald., 1894-11-06
STATE OF SHINGTON.

Tho Republicans VIII Have Things
Their Own Way.
SEATTLE, Nov. .-Washington will
tomorrow elect two congressman at
large and two justices of the supreme
court and vote on on important consti-
tutional amendment relative to the in-
vestment of state funds. Half the state
nenators, II. and al the members of the
house, 90, are to be elected. The Re-
publicans will win by at least 5000
Most OF tho estimates 60 much higher.
In every Republican county there is a
fusion between the Democrats and Pop
ulists on Legislative ticket. and from
the reports received up to tonight the
claims the legislature
by a email minority.
The Republican state committee essi-
mates that the Repu blican congressional
and supreme judge candidates will be
elected by 13 0O0 plurality. and that the
legislature will be Republican on joint
ballot by Is to 20.
Chairman Drum OF the Democratic
state central committee says the Demo-
Gratis have good chance of electing ons
congressman, but comedies the state to
the Repu blicans by 1000 to 1000 plural
ity, providing the Populists keep in the
middle of the road. He thinks the
Democrats, with elk hold overs. will
have 26 members of the legislature and
the Populists II to %, leaving it Repub.
lican on joint ballot at least 16 majority.
He thinks the vote polled in the state
will be 1000 to 610O less than two years
ago, when it WAS 5000.
The herald., 1894-11-06
BLEOTlON NEWS.
Elaborate Preparations for the Distribu-
tiOn OF tho Raturus.

Elaborate Preparations for the Distribu-
tion OF the Raturns.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Extraordinary
preparations have been made for the
distribution of election returns in Chi
csgo and elsewhere in the west. The
work in many respects will be on scale
never before attempted. and it is to be
accomplished, in part at least, by meth
DDS entirely novel. The Western Union
and Postal telegraph companies will
supply bulletins to their customers,
clubs. theaters and other resorts at the
usual rates, covering the country more
rapidly and thoroughly. it is said, &C
cording to the greatly increased number
of men employed, than on any previous
similar occasion. The most unique
feature of the work probably will be in
the methods to be utilized by the Long
Distance telephone company, which, in
connection with tina Chicago Telephone
company, will make an interesting new
departure hG furnishing free to all who
have telephones an extensive series OF
bulletins. These bulletins will be
talked direct by long. g.distance telephone
from Now York to Chicago and will then
be distributed throughout the local tele-
phone systems to Offices and residences
almost without number.