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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
A Democrat Who Got There.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Contrary to his
own expectations the elect
of the Sixteenth Illinois district is Finis
E. Downing, democrat. The election Of
General Rinaker, republican, was claimed
Thursday by his friends OF the strength
of Downing's concession that he lost
Calhoun by twenty-six plurality. The
official count shows that Rinaker failed
Of election by 81 votes.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
TAwDRY

The Lord Mayors Inaugural Procession
a Dismal Failure.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The crowds which
witnessed the procession attending the
demonstration of the new lord mayor,
Aid. Joseph Renals, we're far smaller
than usual on such occasions. The dec
orations we're tawdry and the procession
itself far from comparing with former
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Civil Service.

New YORK, Nov. 9.-Lieut. Knapp,
who investigated the Brooklyn navy
yard for Secretary Herbert, discovered,
it is said, a dozen cases Of irregular pro-
motion in Constructor Fernald's depart
ment alone. The secretary has, there
fore, transferred Constructor j. f. Hans
com to duty at the navy yard.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Knights of Labor RefOrmers.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Old time
members of the Knights of Labor are in
a kind OF a Lexow movement in the Or
der, the annual convention of which will
be held in New Orleans Nov. ID. Mr..
Powderly has been in fifteen states look
ing up the methods of the Sovereign ad-
ministration. Patrick Mcbride, secre-
tary Of the United Mine Workers union
is slated by the reformers for secretary
treasurer,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Two Children Murdered,

PAULDING, O., Nov. 10.-Ashby and
Elsie Good, aged 9 and 7 years, were
found murdered this morning by a MI.
Wood. They were the children of Sam
uel Good, a hardworking man, who lives
out in the north woods and who has
been hard at work making a home for
himself and family. They have another
child three weeks old,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Pulled Out His Tongue.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10.-Wb,
crazed from the effects Of q protracn.
spree Peter Pepper, a barber, an inmsi
of the city hospital last night, graspd
his tongue in both hands and tore
from his mouth and died shortly aftd
wards,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Triple Murder,

PARIS, Texas, Nov. "a band of un-
known men went to the house Of an In
dian named Silss Washington and fred
volley after volley into it. killing Wash
ington, his wife and mother. Officers
are at work on the case.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Plain Talk In Nebraska.

OMAHA, Nov. 10.--Silas A. Holcomb
has been elected governor of Nebraska.
No amount Of b%lufing and stealing and
lying a keep this fact from the public.
At midnight the republican state CEN
trail committee conceded holcomb's (fu-
s~ionist) election for governor by 5000
plurality.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Dropped with Cotton.

New YORK, Nov. "a private dis
patch was posted on the cotton exchange
today announcing the failure of Bush &
Co. Of Havre, n Of the largest and old
est firms that deals in produce, includ-
ing coffee and cotton. Cotton dropped
four points.
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Four of o Kind.

DENIsoN, Tex, Nov. 9.-Annie Nix, Y
Indian woman, residing In the Chocte
Nation, gave birth Sunday to four nj.
children, their combined weight bel
twenty-five and one-hslf pounds. ~
quartet are alive and doing we'll.
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Some Democrats Left.

ST. Louis, Nov. 10.-Complete returns
from the hitherto doubtful Second and
Ninth congressional districts Of Missouri
show the election of Hall, democrat, by
1858 plurality and w. Treloar, repub-
lican, by 122 plurality. This makes the
delegation stand ton republicans and five
democrate.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Wool Imports.

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Exports Of wool to
the United States during September
amounted to 1,0S9,500 pounds against
212,000 last year, the value Of which was
28,993 pounds sterling against 5,814
pounds sterling Lest year.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Denny VIII Contest.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 10.-Tho official
count gives w. @. Owens, democrat, 101
plurality ' George Denny, republican,
In Ashland district. Judge Denny a.
legss that Thousands Of republicans we're
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-16
Copenhagen . Free Port,

y FF06 Fort.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 9.-Copenhsgen was
declared a free port this morning and
tonnage dues abolished. Port dues have
been reduced one half and converted into
import dues upon merchandise not ap-
plicable to goods in transit.
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Busted.

ST.. LouIs, Nov. ~ The Schoolsnbere
4 Boecklsr lumber COMPANY fled deeds
Of assignment today, naming @. F. Orth.
win assignee for local interests, with
William Nallinhrod a~ssoQists, Eugene
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Zero and Zero.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 10.-The scors
the end Of the first half Of the Princet41
and University Of Pennsylvania footbs
game this afternoon was nothing
nothing.
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DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 9.-At Taylor yss-
terdsy Joe Patchen went q mile over Q
half mile track in zoo, breaking the pac-
ing record IN seconds.
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Altgsld's Opinion.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. Elm intervieV
today Gov. Altgeld said the democrats
defeat was due to the widespread di1
satisfaction with the federal administr'1
tioD.
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Death of

PARIS, Nov. 9.-Gullsrum Louis Fri
guier, . French chemist and scientist
died today, aged rs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
LONG SURE WINNER
BIS MAJORITY WILL BE MORE
THAN TWO THOUSAND.
Chairman Harlow Gives Figures and
Comparisons Barber County
Makes Big Reduction il simpsons
Ma Ority-Haryey Stands at the
Head as the Banner County.

As the returns come In the maieri;ies of
Hon. Chester /. Long increase. IL is now
almost assured that he will beat Mr. Jerry
Simpson by majority of 1880 His cleo
tioD is conceded by the Populists. but not
by more than LOCO votes.
Chairman Harlow of the Republican
congressional committee was seen last
night by reporter for the EAGLE, and he
said: Mr. Long will be elected by more
than 1000 majority. l have heard from
all the counties but ten and Mr.. Long 5
majorites in those counties are more, al
most, than the entire vote OF the counties
to be heard from. The returns from these
counties will add TO his present maJori
ties. Harvey is the banner courty and
Reno next. It is glorious triumph.
Mr. Harlow feels good He Is almost
worn out after the Campaign and will go
home to Kingman today 20 attend TO some
business but will return again tonight TO
attend the ratification here. He has done
some admirable work as chairman. lie Is
very conserva, i've and in every instance
the retnrns stow that Mr.. Longs major
tiles exceeded hi Claims. His highest Doll
of the district was 1900 and Long, major
ity will exceed that.
HOW THE DISTRICT STANDS.
The following are tue figures from the
district received by Chairman Harlow:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
QUIT P0KING FUN
POOR OLD MISSOURI IS AT LAST
RRJBVENAfED.
Removing From Her Back the Moss
Of Seventy Years She Takes Her
Place in tue Republican Column
Republican state Ticket Elected
and Nine Congressmeu.

KANSAS CRY. NY. tbs most sur
prisin- of Y, strrsiay's uphrsyal was the
trauss OF Miss. Rri from the Drmccra ic
TO the X publican column. This change
OK front was NOT uade app.ren; uniil this
st'efnooa when ihe returns from the
country PRECINCTS bessaa % come ia. Here
ioioEs thrse have shown hos hug bu:
str'EG DcmocrNiic IesnjnEs, ont Ihs -e-
turns Show that Missouri can no 10, le. %
couutee IN tae solid H. moc-St3c colu nn.
Distress and couu:iss Isat have sIrrsso-
Tore -uiied up Irvsns ndU u Demos. * ma
j0Tiiies have completely chan.ei i,eat,
aud tonight rcpoT' srr received OF R-puo-
iicag victories III thvss ID m c aiie irony.
hollis. TIE 1hsr,. consr, s~5ousi district,
which 10 1872 Ye DocSrry 1851 plurality,
yesterday yoied Tor Rsoubii@an.
Tar>nry, ia tie Fan strict. ia lsos, re-
celvrd a moi ,rtty o ). I6l. lois year he Is
not sure OF bSiuas re- uyt.r,!. ' ,a Horn
aims tue cistr!S' b. a few busdr-si In
the Eleventh. 81 v.r Dick" Blaud Is
eivc 81 10 stay at hOms. a.d R-pab eau
wilI represent tie district la Ibe f.s y
fourth congress. The Republicans ave
81 Ell eat &c county iIck~ts "a ecu stses
witch have NOT elected RepUuijc.n
since ghe war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
RIGHT ABOUT FACE
FIFTY-FOURlE CNGRESS VERSUS
THE FLFITTHIRD.
Changes in the National House Indi-
cate the Tremendous Catacly sm
hicn Has Overwhelmed Demo
crat and PopuIist Alike-The Later
the Returns tue Better They Get.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Reports received
up to 9 o'clock tonight Indicate the next
senate will have forty Democrats, forty
one R-pu blicans and six Populists, while
the attitude of the successor of Senator
Harris of Tennessee is still in doubt. In
this classification, Eenators Stewart and
Jones of Nevada, who were elected by the
Republicans but have announced their
separation from that party, and Governor
Tillman, who will doubtless be elected by
the so-called independent Democrats OF
the South Carolina legislature, are placed
in the Popuiist column. Tillman will
probably vote with the Democrats on or
ganization and Stewart and Jones of Ne
vnda and PETER with the Republicans.
THIS would throw the balance of Power
into the hands of the Populists. The SEN
ate by states Is as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
WAITE is WADING
BLOOD BEING SCARCE, He SPLASH
BS AROUND In SALT RIVER
His Jaw smithy Still laags-He Tries
to Tell What Boosted Him-Lack-
ing the Sense of Humor He Does
Not Accuse His Mouth-Still Ex-
laling Revelation.

DENVER, Colo, Nov 7-Governor Waite
| conceded the defeat of bis party early to-
day.
ITO my mind said be, ''it proves con-
clusiyely that the money power has domi-
mated this election from beginning TO eud
and the Democratic party is most RESPONSE
lie from the fact that they voted the Re
publican ticket instead OF their own. /
made up my mind several years ago that
there was only one way to rescue the coun-
try from the conditions now existing and
for which the money power Is responsible
and that Is TO fight them tooth and nail.
Consequently | have never IN ide any bones
of declaring my opinion of their course aud
advocating that tie controlling power
which they have exercised over all legisla
tion be destroyed. l believe that the in
fluence of Wall street must be removed
from congress.
The result in Colorado can be account
ed for from the fact that the Democrats
have almost 10 a man voted for the Rrpub-
lican ticket. II proves To me that there
is absolutely no difference in the policy OF
the Democrats aud Republicans.
Colorado Democrats undoubtedly voted
the Repu blican ticket on account of or
ders received from Washington. 1t was
same In New York. While the Democrats
there may not have received explicit or
ders, there l. no doubt but that their con-
duct was Influenced largely by secret un-
Outstanding existing between the leaders.
The purpose was 10 perpetuate aud con-
tlnue the gold standard for which Wall
street has been contending so earnestly"
When asked if he thought the POpulist
party would ever regain power, the gOyer-
nor replied: II believe ii Will. but IL may
not be for some time. l do not know ex
actly how it will De done. / think we will
have to do it right over their heads, how
ever, L advocate this being done III peace
ful manner; If possible, peaceful revoIu-
ton. Or course, | believe the ballot Is the
proper method TO be employed But tLis
Eas hot proved effcacious III this state
The governor said that the women's in
fuence IN the cities, where it Is greatest,
was exerted against il.
The womeu,' he said, must be educa-
ted TO think for themselves aud not be
controlled by the money power as the men
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
A Bank
Failure.
AN INVESTIGATION
DErlANDED.

A general banking business is done by
the human system, because the blood de-
posts in Its vaults whatever wealth we may
gain fiom day TO day This wealth is laid
up against d rainy day" as reserve fund
we're III a condition of healthy prosperity
If we have laid away sufficient capital TO
draw uuon in the hour OF our greatest need.
There Is danger III getting thin because II
a sign Of letting down III health. To gain
IN blood Is nearly always TO gain in 1rhole-
sorse flesh. The odds are IN favor of the
germs of consumption. grIp, or pneumonia,
If our liver be inactive and our blood i'm
pure. or if our flesh be reduced b6l0se q
IeGlfhV sf4aaeF6. What is required Is an
increase III our esrp9 \ sffIHg strength Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery euriChes
the blood and makes Il Wholesome stops
the waste of tissue and al the same time
builds ND the strength. medicine which
will nd the blood of its poiScus, cleanse aud
1nvigoTate the great organs OF the body
vitslize the system, thrill the whole being
with new energy and make permanent work
OF il. Is surely remedy Of great value But
when we make positive statement that IS
per cent of all cases of consumption can If
fakeu IN the early stages Of the disease. be
CURED with the " Discovery. " Il seems ike
a bold assertion. All DT. Pierce asks Is that
Won make a thorough Investigation and
satisfy Yourself OF the truth OF his assertion.
By sending to the World Dispensarv Med
ical Association, Buffalo, y y. you eau get
= free book with the names addresses aud
photographs of a large number OF those
cured ofthroat bronchial ard lung diseases.
as well as OF skin ard scrofulous affections
by the Golden Medical Discovery" They
also publish book OF 100 pages being
medical treatise on consumption, bronchitis,
asthma, catarrh, which viii be mailed
receipt OF address and SIX ceuts IL stamps.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
OKLAHOMA WIRE BRIEFS,

Youkon gave Flynn 100. wisby 1C3.
Beaumone ST.
There were only eighty-three ballots in
precinct forty-fiye of the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe couatry for 200 voters. The
Democrats voted first and hogged all the
tickets.
Mulhall gave Wisby 80, Flynn III, Beau.
mont 90.
Kildare gave Flynn IA, Wisby 20. Beau
mont %.
Edmond township gave Flynn $50,
Wisoy l43, Beaumont s..
Noble gave Wisby 62, Beaumont 81,
Flynn ~
Oklahoma City gave Flynn sos, Wisby
40, Beaumont go.
North Enid gave Flynn 127. Wisby 81,
Beaumont 13.
Ponca City gave Flynn 1S6 Wisby 104
Beaumont Il.
Lexington gave Flynn IS. Wisby III.
Beaumont 6S.
Pond Creek gave Flynn 60, Wisby 81,
Beaumont %.
Union City: Flynn &c. Wisby los. Reau-
mont 81.
FL Reno gave Flynn $40. Wisby 245,
Beaumont 109
North Pond Creek: Flynn 80, Wisby 81,
Beaumont s.
Medford CITY and township gave Flynn
80, Beaumont 80, Wisby ID.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
MAKE UP OF THE HOUSE.
Ninety-nine Republican Majority With
Twenty-seven More in Sight.

WASHINGTON, Nov. w hen Chairman
Babcock of the Republican congressional
committee left the Republican headquar-
tiers tonight be said the reports received
during the day give the Republicans 230
out of 500 members of the house beyond
preadventure, while there was possible
ity of securing twenty-seyen additional
members
Mr.. Babcock also stated that his infor-
mOrmation leads him to believe
there is possibility of securing
three more members from Ala
bama, two from Illinois. one each
from Iowa Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska
and South Carolina; three more from
Minnesota, two from OHIO, two from Penn
sylvania, three from Missouri, one from
Arkansas, three from Louisiana and three
from Texas. If these are realized It will
give the Republicans PSI members, or a
majority of ninety-nine members.
According o the claims of the Republi-
cans, they will be able TO secure the votes
of at least thirty of the forty-four states,
in Case the next presidential election is
thrown into the house as they Will have
either solid delegations, or a majority in
each of the delegations, from that number
of states.
The following table shows the standing
of the next congress rs nearly as can be
computed from returns received up to
late hour tonight. A number of districts
in different states are still in doubt and the
results in these will not be known until
tomorrow:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
NOTHING TO SAY,
Wilson VIII Have Nothing to do but
Keep on Resting,

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Noy. with
the legislature having sixteen Republican
majority on joint ballot, the election of
Steven B. Fixing to succeed John n
Camden as United States senator Is gener-
ally conceded. Flkins managed the cam
paign against Wilson, well AS the legis-
lative canvass. Republicans are elected in
all four of the congressional districts as
follows:
First, B. b. Governor, 3 600; Second,
Alliston Or. Dayton, 1900; Third, Bates
II. Huling, 5000; Fourth, Warren Miller,
1000.
There are eight counties yet to count
officially, most of which will give Repub-
lican pluralities. the Republicans are
claiming Daytou's election by 1000. but
Senator Faulkner says he does not couced e
Wilson's defeat and will not do so until
the official returns are all in. Mr.. Wilson
Is resting at his home in Charleston aud is
taking matters calmly. He has nothIu <
10 say.
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KNOWLEDGE

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It, excellence Is due To it presenting
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and permanently carihg constipation.
Il has given satisfaction u millions and
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
EVANS STILL IN THE RACE.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 1.-Chairman Carroll
of the Democratic state committee SAYS he
does not concede The election of Evans, Re
publican, for governor, and insists that
Turney will have nearly 5000 over Evans,
baslng his claims upon the showing that
incomplete returns make. The Republic
can state Committee confidently claim the
election of Evans, Republican. It looks
now as if the official count will be required
to settle the question.
CongresSmen elected: Republican,
First district. Anderson; Second district,
Gibson; Third district Brown; Eighth dis
trict, Mccall.
Democrats-Fourth district McMilln:
Fifth district, Richardson; Sixth district,
Washington; Seventh district, Cox; Ninth
district, McDermou; Tenth district, Pat
terson.
The legislature is Democratic in both
houses Democratic vote over the state
shows great diminution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
RATIFYINa ALREADY.

"V''IIfI FI7I'-l.tII % Ut iItiIf Fsas 2.
CALDWELL, Kan, Nov. Hon. II. T
S.mOu~ Il publican Candidate Cor rerre-
seutHt We for the Seventy first district has
been eirctei beyand any doubs. his najor-
Ity over j. NJ DJupie,lay. Popuii-t. ovlng
50. Tue Seventy first representative dis
tTlci has always been considered the very
hotbed Of POpuhsm. aud bis election Is a
great victory aud Is hailed with Joy by all
Republicans.
SimOns returned from Wellington To-
ight aud was received by the band aud
hund ed, ot eutnusi ,stlc voters ia torch
liKb procession.
II Wa one OF tho most enthusiastic
demonstrations a"d love fsaz's ever wit
ue-s 4 ia this usigbborhood Colonel
sim tsi. made rOus4Hg speech at Rsyub-
ilctu headquarters 10 large crowd
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Delegares-Ok lsboma !. Republican;
New Mexico l, Republican; Utah l. Repu6-
iican.
The official count may defeat Owens in
the seventh Kentucky district.
Ii.-rr - sJIii doubt as 10 some of the
North Carolina districts but it j believed
the fiSu above ar substantially correct.
l. the South Carolina delegation the TX
Alliance msu viii vote with tie Demo
ats IN organization In Missouri
iEpres are very close n two OF three dis
ricts aud rhe itici ] count m : Gauss
changes. In Texss the results ia seven
di-tTic'> are ulCzTtaIn. The Democrats
have carried SIX districts. N five az tue
Others the PopUli~is sr- running very close
aud he Republicans c aim tEa di-tlicf~.
Chairman BAocock said tonight; The
returns indicate we have s-Cu.rd control
Of the next senate by majority If oue TO
three, without counting he vote OF North
Cs-o!Ias. which has undoubtedly elected
a Republican legislature.
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ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. ii. Md ioN. Derl-
Ocrs-t, Is elected In the : v~nru c,ugre- -
ionaI district. ". y. Felton,. Popu.ist.
viii contest.
PUEBLO, Col, Nov AT II O'Clock To-
night returns from the Second district
give Bell, Pppulisf Democrat, % D ura.i y
over Bowen. r publican. T. .ch SIDE ella IN
victory and the official count viii probably
be necessary 10 Sci tie the qu ~IIon.
CONCORD y. H., Nov. - RI urns from
236 out If Isl cities and towns d. y "
Hampshire give Bu-iel, Republican. "a
plurality oyer Ken, ID -nocr't, OF Il, iO+
CHEYENNE. Nov. For congress. Frank
w MOndrll. Republican, Is eiecteL
FARGO, y. D., Nov. 7.-COngrrss: VI. Y.
johnson. Republican, elected.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. Thomas
u. Catrou, publican, elected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-08
ALrxs saw STATE RECORD.

PHILABeLP. NV At Benz mt
park t,day nine heat, we're tr1tted and
psc,d iu less tAap 2.fs aad AK "a lie a
new record FOR tie STATE, her nile ia 201t<
being two seconds fa-ts- than that male
At isei mlut 10 1886 Dy Jay Ege Sc
DiFrc. iy "a 81 "a attrmpl 10 b=esk bis
record o. BOZ. aud n- woud 5ays been
81 -ce--(ui pu fsr IA uuforluuafe break
JI-t otter leaving tH. fAss~ l4a.teF sO.c.
lie dii th~ n is IA 1ia<. k.s4e. ,v0a
ta~ ZIP trst 30 stratG4- bght-, Am firta
sec1ui, Aus<er tAir4. I.ais. = o. -!51
x.Igf.
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BoLTING THE LEGISLATORS.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. Latter re-
turns from the Ninth congressional dis.
trict show that Underwood, Democrat, i
elected by at least ? 600 majority R-turns
from the SEVENTH district, the only one in
Alabama where the Democrats are not
sure of success, are slow. but indicate the
election of Howard. Populist, over Brou
son, Democrat.
The kolbltes are in high spirits over the
result. Their convention, called 10 meet
in Mon gomery next Monday, will or
ganize a legislature of their own and name
United States senator TO contest for the
sc { of John Ia Morgan. who VIII be re-
elected by the Democratic legislature, on
the ground that T. aIorJy c' the regnlsr
legislature WAS elected by fraud.