davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-25
Rofeneroe sur 0urfenfuItur.

3u eincm guten @elin9en Der @urfen>
fIltur trG9t cine tparnte un6 feucbte git>
terung am meiiten BEL, .urb tpen1t 6teie
feblt, lit trOB aQer a~ngetpat6ten Mtttel
auf Elm gute8 @acbStbum Der @urfen unb
etne reicblicbe Grnte nicbt 3u recbnen.
9te 0urfe Iicbt etnen Lpferen uno nG9re
frGftigen 8o6en. Sine ie9r quito @urfen>
erbe tit gStelen> ober &alenerbe. Sine
8ieie, Sic, tpenn itc ionit 9uten 8oben
bat un0 in mariner Gage liegt, umgebro6en
unb NIT 0urfcn beiteut tpiro, ~Itefert BET
gitnitigcr QSitterung gang eritaunlicbe @rz
trGge. gtun. tDtrO es 5tpar ben penigltcn
8armern Der90nnt iein, Oerartige Wieien
3ur @urfen5ubt benuben 5u %t0nner, Oa7
9e9en miro iib gar Dielen @elegenbeit bic
ten, iib @ielenz ooer Raiener6e SIT berz
i3affen unb bieie auf Bic @urfen6eete S1
brin9en. Die pbere N~telennarbe miro
bier5u ab9ei6Glt ul0 Sic %getponnenen 9ta>
1enltllGe tper0en 5u 0aufen getpDrfen, nm
5u Dertpeien. 9teie &aienitiidc miiiien Elm
ganSeS Sobr lagern, e6e man Sic aus
tbnen gemOnnene Gt6e auf Sic @artenz
beeete bringen fam. 3mcdmGBig lit
eS, tpenn BET @rrthtung Der 6aufen
AUDI 0iin9er untergemticbt unb bus @anSe
Oann unb tpann nit Wfiitiauc6e getrGnft
miro; au3 lit ber 6aufen OaS Sobr iiber
etnmal um5uarbeitelt. Stebt bon Ser ge>
.tponnenen @rbe btel our Gerfii9ung, 10
iiber3iebt man NIT tbr etn Sabr ipGter Die
@urtenbeete uno 9rGbt iie na6ber Elm, BET
gertngerem 8orratb bagegen 3iebt MAJ auf
ben 8eeten 1912 3ou ttefe @rdben, flint
6tele NIT 9talener6e un6 brtn9t auf bteie
Die @urfen. @artenraien, tpenn iolder
II Elm Sabr ~9eitanben 6at, 9iebt feline
quite &~dieneroe; man farm i'm pobl in Ser
alge9ebenen QSeiie bereiten uno nertpenbel1,
mus aber BEL ieiner 3uribtung gu 6aufen
DteI mebr 9Gn9er 0a3u tbun. Dem @0rz
t~cnraien teblt, tpcnn ct nocb jung lit, bte
9ulnuSi3i9t, bic cine 8ieie beitBt un6 ct
fam oeBbalb fetnen Gerglei9 nit Wteien>
raien auSbalten. @er @urten anbaut,
ln oamtt 6anoel gu treiben, loIte itetS
ftr quite 8ieienerbe lorgen; es mag iolbe
nibt immer biuig gu erIangen iein, Da
maj bur9 fe aber on 0iin9er iparen farm
unO auf cine ret6licbe @~urfenernte rec6nen
bari, 10 ma9t lie itb binterber bod rebt
gut 6e3ablt.
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= Scr eint9e Wfeilen bon Suuiban in
Sn6iana beIegene ldn6li6e NucrtpeltS7
&auflaben bon Wtoore & @interrom6 iDur6e
iitngit Dur6 bGS Nufflie9en zines YuLber=
f0iieS, in tpel6eS 3ufGu;g Elm brennenbeS
3in06oL3 gefaaen mar, serit0rt unb 6rci
8erionen bon ben iebS, tpeIbe iidb gera6e
I'M 2aoen ~befonben, Wur6en erbebltb perz
lett. Die Griimmer 6eS @ebGuoes geriez
then in Slammen, Die ie6o9 gel0i9t
ipurben.
Sine trduri9e @nt6cfuug mac6ten
oteier Sage 6crr un6 Trau 3. g. @intler
in gtetpman I'M Ditltcben SItnois, ais ie
BON etnem 8eiu5e BEL Der cine WfeiGe bon
Der Staot e%ntfernt tpobnenben SHUTTER Der
Srau 8infIer 3uriidfamen. 9oS feline
Sinh beS @6epaareS puroe auf benz Semi
lpege unrubig. Die Mfutter, tpelcbe es ouf
benz Arnte trug, iucbte es CUR 0fabe 81
brin8en, uno eS i6Iief anibcinenO au9
balls Elm. QtGs ite nacb Sauie famen, be-
merfte Die Wutter erit, baB iie etne 2eibe
auf Dem 2(rme trug.
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.66en, anf meLh, Iektcren leiht Eager ent.

8Doen, auf tpelb' lebtcrer lei9t 2ager entz
itebt.
2, 9ie 9%in9ung 1et ni4t Stoumiit,
fonDern II @ent1er Gobfanit uno l Sent
net Spootum luperpbo5pDat fir ben Q(cre.
3. Die geetgneten 0orfrii6te itnb nit
StaQmift geoitngte Ninterung, Criminals,
9afer unO ei1iGbriger &lee. 9ein te6re
ert .nob Z Sabren auf bemielben Seloe
lpteoer.
4. Sci Der 6erbitbeiteuun9 tptrb unmit>
telbar na6 benz &bernten fla3 9ei6dlt uno
in 3Dti6enpauien eintge Wtale i~ibereg9t,
UNI Die l1nfrduter 81 oernidten. llnmittel>
bar por 9Sinter, alio m0gItcbit lpGt, sicbt
man Die Surche Sur noIen Stefe, ia man
farm AUDI ettpaS tpoten 8ooen obenouf
b%rtn9en. SlaA8rinoigeren GoOen farm
tai 5medmGBtg nit Dem lln~ter9run6sz
bafen, Ser bem Bfluge folgt, lofern.
3. Nm beitcn i'm .6erbite oDer tpenig>
items bier 8o6eu Dor Der Nusiaat itreut
man 6as &aliiaIs aus, a6er obne ein3uz
eggen.
6. Die Saat let 1n09liDit 3eitig, iotpeit
es 0as &lima 9eltattet; allgemetn trifft ite
in ben Npril. 3ugleicb NIT Der Saatoor>
bereitung brtngt man baS BDoSpboriGure@
Oltftgemtttel Elm.
Die raube Surcbe miro nit IL Stri6
flar gee9gt, Damn nit elmer i6neren WalSe
m09lt6ft Der 8oben 3u S6luB gebra6t.
9aS eigentli6e &eimbeet iCbafft man burdb
aa6eS S9Gten, neil tiefereS &iibren ben
8o6en austrotnet, uno burcb nDbmaltgeS
Slareg8en. Ser breitmiirftg geldete Satnen
(bei 6anoiaat beiler Lungs un0 quer) ipir0
nit l Stri6 geOedt un0 leicbt nit Ser
6ol3tpal5e a%ngetpalSt.
z. BUR Saat ne9n1e man per Qlcre so
Bfuno gut 9ereiniSten un6 feimfdbi9en
Gtgaer Sonnenlein ober 40 Bfuno 1. Qlbz
laat baOOn. 3pedmdBig un0 btui9er be-
iteQt man J SlG6e nit Gonnenlein un6 3
nit /. Qbiaat 8ronenletn.
8. 9as Sdten muB auSgefiibrt tper6en,
tpenn bas l~lnfraut li6 falien l6Bt."
9. Die @rnte ftnbet ltatt, penn Der 2ein
9~riingelb ibimlnert un6 Die Samen anfanz
gen, ii6 gu brGunen. Gr ptro unmi1te(bar
mach benz a3ieben aufgeiteQt in &ape0en ;
na6 8 bis IA Ia9en, ipcnn Bic ¬en it6
gut obretben Idiien, miro CT tDe9gefabrcn.
10. 0aS Q(bflopfen ser Gamer lit nit
Dem S6legel Dpr5une6mer, unb bic Stenz
gel itnb fir Die Waiierr0ite GIT biin5eGn.
Der Game tpirb in ber Spreu aufge6obcn.
II. 8eim @inle9en ms 8aiier itn6 bic
8iin3el mOgIic6it aufredt SIT iteuen. 0ie
&Oite tpir0 Bel + 15-17O &eaum1r in
lpdteitens 8 Tagen bolenbet fem. Damn
muB Der Slacb5 iofort Der 0t0fte entnom7
mel iDcrOen. yia6oem am nfer ber aufz
g~eiteIte SlabS Oberfldcblicb abge3ogen 1T,
miro ct auf &lee> p6cr 8ieienz ODER @e7
treiDcitoppeI (aber nicbt 6aferitoppeD gum
8leicbeu Oiinn Der3o9en. 9tacboem ct in
8 Gagen 9eiucn0et, DlrD ct 8 Sage ipdter
aufgebunben un0 iiber Senne aufgeboben.
II. Gum QluSarbciten bes 8aiierz ME
GbaurOiteflacbics Dertpenoe man Die &nid@
moi6ine nit b0l5ernen @aI5cn unb ben
belgti3cn S3mtngitoG.
ID. 9te OfenoOrre unb 6anObrebe iu6e
man mOgli6it 81 ent6ebren, Oa lie ben
Tla3S gu ie6r angreifen unO i9aOigen."
, 1894-04-25

Seite rn6 fDnne feline redbte 6an6 nibt
gum &opfe %fiibren.
SIS wurbe iofort no9 einem Q(r3te gez
lcbtdt, bnb Derging cine Babe StunOe, ebe
Elm IDl6er %etntraf. Sn oer 3tDti6en3ett
bate 6otton boS 8emuBtietn Derloren.
Die NerSte io9tcn, Ser SAL iet ie6r bebente
LID. Scr 8atient murbe no6 1einer 8obz
nung an 0t1pr 8lace 9ebraht. lin 3
llbr befano itcb ber &rante beiier. st bate
boS 8ewuBtiein pie6er %erlan9t.
9anpiIIe, ST., "a. Qlpril.
9te bieitgen itreifenben &o6GengrG6er
haben tpeiteren 3utpacbS erbalten, 10 baB
itb in bem bieitgcn 8e5irf ge9et 5000
@~rubenarbetter i'm NusitanOe beftnben.
Ser IeBte &o9lcnSu9 gtn9 geitern Qtbenb
aui Ser Chicago & Ga1tern SQinotS 8abn
ob. Die Streifer 81 Gilton lper0en es
nicbt 9eltotte1t, OaB Die 2ofomotiocn Der
0abaibz8abn balelbit SO1Ler einnebmen.
0dburcb lperben Dreten 2inten Der Wabaib1
8obn bic &oblcn abgci6nitten.
SprtngfieIb, ST., "a. @priI.
Gs fans beutc bier cine 9elegatenzGonz
BENTON Ser Gereini9ten @ruben5M rbeitcr
bon SQinotS itatt. @S tpurDen folgen0e
Staatsbeamte gepabn: S. 81. Grapforb
aus 8rpant, Brdiibent; S. SO. 0tlrraD
aus Spring Ganep, Gtce7BrditOent Il. s..
@pnon9 aus Sprtn9fielO, SefretdrzS 9aB7
meiiter, gu Wtt9liebern bes 8oll5u8Sz
auSi9uiieS nurOcn 9etpdblt 2lfreb 8roab,
eriter 8e5irf, &, S. 8alier, %siDeiter 8e3irf
6enrD, 8alt SlDf, 6ritter 8s3irf; Gbomas
Gallagher, bierter 8e5irf; Sames St. So
par6s, %fitnfter 8e3irf, SIS pur0en fol-
gcnoe 8ei6liifie angenommen: 9lcie @on>
BENTON foroert bic nicbt orgoniiirten
Qtrbeiter aQer GorporatiD@@ruben auf, Sic
Qtrbeit iofort ein5uiteQen. Die 6anbz
lungSpetie ser 3u columbus, o., abgebatz
tenen Nattonal> Gonoention Set @rubcnor5
better, pelcbe etnen oIgemeinen Streif
dnorbnete, bat uniere Doue 3uitimmun0.
SertIt6e 8~etle9un9en Ser S6piertgfeiten
louen ntbt anertannt tper6en, ebe ntbt 6er
gauge Streif bei9elegt lit.
, 1894-04-25
5ur Grstelun9 elmer retden Sutter.
ernte.

BUR Diin9ung bon &leeGferr, @ieien
nlb Wtatten empfteblt iib I'M 8Titbjobr
8ar3 b~ciOnDer5 Salts uperpboSpbat. 9ie
@rfa6run9 bat 9eIebrt, Dab III trOdenen
Sabren auf 9uten SiBfuttermielen unO
Do6gele9enen Wfatten cine Oiin9ung bon
8altsS uperp6oSpbat iebeSmal cine quite
@rnte 6eroorbrabte; Saint fonn tpobl
aut naliem, lauren, moorigen un0 mooligen
QStelen, 5urlal merrn CT bereits i'm 6erbft
uno in rcib0altiger Wtenge auS9eitreut
ptro, Die @rtrdge bort perbeliern, ipeil in
iolcben @ieienbOoen reic5lib @umuSiduren
porbanoen itno, bic baS &ObpboSpbat all
mGblig aufi3lteBen. 0iele fir CUTE, iiiBe
@rdle uno naDrbafte oromatiicbe &rGuter
9o6lt ibGolt6en 6umuS1Guren fcblen aber
ben gut enttpdiierten @ieien, beionberS ben
SluBpteiel1, iopie auh ben 6oc6gelcgcnen
Wtatten Hnb Oarum pirfen BORT alein unb
8tpar I'm 10 ibneQer unb giinittger Die inn
Ne8en uno S9au l0Slidben gtGbritoffe.
Nber atcb Bic &Ieedder un6 0usernci6lGQe
beoitrfen elmer ergtebigen .3ufubr bon Lcicbt
loSlic9em &olt un6 maiierl0Slidber 8boSz
pboriGure, tpenn aif einen reid6en Suffer-
ertra9 gerecbnet tptrb.
, 1894-04-25
Goodrich DumpfPr.

S6Qlib nod 8aciue, 0tilipautee, Sbebppgau, Ntan.
toDoc, &uotu9toH nno Wtarl ite I'M = ubr Abenbs.
Na9 Sron6 9aOen. WtusfegDn, Srauo 8oplos. etc.
S19IlW 7:30 unr Mbenos.
9o6 SeluauHee uno Abnapee, 9ieuitag. 9puuerita9
un6 SomlIaQ nj 7 nhr " oenos.
Na1 Sturgeon Sap, Sreen Bah, Wtsfouinee. gtaui'
itInuc uno man 9orts Somfto9 nn z ubr Abenbs.
Office uuo 9o6s: SuB or Nlbigan Ape.
WuSQeuummea S0untaQs. 2pbau
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GiIen6aRn~ GaRrpidns

NbtcogO 6 91ortbtD iterit=G tI cub abn. = Sidet.
" Offices: 9tDS. 206-208 Start > 9traRe, an Der
Saffep Ipenue StattOu uuO am Depot. Gfe msa8.uuo
RinsesStr-
Nbiobrt Nnfurft
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CHICAGO & gSeff 8 WRtdtaata : ssnhas

Citation, SUB oOu u. Str. (9tabt.Offiee, 81 @Iart Ctr
GOmI N9t, 1893 Start ctr.
"1l"VEh Mnfunft
!35 WS-Mp9entu9e-burdf. YarIpr.gar-1.25N
4SO yEgBDdentoge-burdT. Yarlor=@ar-6 SO u
11.SO a-td9ti9-Our9fabrenb S9Iofnoe.-
Snrd)t9breMoe .SaSe mad, @ramS MapiOS,
gtMstesom' Vctos ch GbarIeOoir, trancrie
, 1894-04-25

SgB3 SctttraI, gfetp DOrr GentraIs at,ts
@~% Bottom & MIb ann. g f1enbnbnett. .9is
gsiagera Sans GfDute. 3rge ~perlaffen nnb fonuen an
in Der nsren @entrals Station an Safe 5Srpnt, Sub BON
Borf 9tOtD, Hno %. Ctr, SO. Sts. uno Sp6e Bart.
StaOt'StdetsOffce 81 @lorf=Str.
, 1894-04-25

On ben BoliSiiten iouten 1tcb sic &ops
btes elm 8eilpiel nebmeu. QSie ieIten lit
Elm YoLtatit bel einem Quflauf gu finben /!
, 1894-04-25

SIItnOtS Central.
gne b1r9eeheubeu 8iss BON Der GeutraI. Station.
u. Str. nn6 @art gtom. 3h9e fhr ben Sttoen tcnnea
zen perben. Sidets IN Der etabtsOffics, l94 SaS
~@Iart=0troBe. unb i'm MubttOriu1r= Oote[.
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n = r. Union paReu9er Station,
yIlgnnSy!vana LINES.
asoams., Canal. unO 9aaoiism=g str.
Won @hicQao unh

2ldet=Sfices: Yin Der S1atlon, III 4 q. UtIrt'
StroBG Ste Sadiou. uub i'm auditorium 6otel.
9urd=3ige iabren lpte lOl9t mad @eutral=3eit:
2Qnlif. +SGnlLh ausuennn1nen Snnntnn
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IL. Tebruar 1894

@bcago gbicago
GOT rn6 grpreB .......... $50 M 6:85 u
@ranb Ga0ibs 9Olib Srain Iber
gtetU Buffalo & S. & 1B. sd. N'p.It 7:35 MI+ $50 u
NetD NOtt unb Sriton SpeSinl. -. '10:3J MI' 200 81
SSuit Guitern @rnreB ....... -. 23O 81 900 u
Ser 9tprtb Sbore &imiteb. ....... 400 "a $50 u
Srano 9tapi6S Sine liner Rola=I
lnoaoo & g. u. & s. 81. 81. + 400 81 + $50 u
@ronO Rapios Soli6 Sroiu iiberI
9telp Buffalo & g.. & SO. M. R. II 4:55 yH+ 1:25 q
8olama3OO Accommodation -. AIS gHf1l1O Wa
atlantic @rpreB ............ -. 9:35 81 740 Sc
Saqtnop. Bah Sin & Set. Sine. 9:35 a. 74OM
Gr0no 3apihs Sine, i6er 3alamo,
Spo & g. u. s. 8. st. M.......... . 9:35 @E' TAO 81
Srou0 RapiD3 6olio Srotn iiber|
Stem Buffalo s. 6. s. 80. W. R.I'11:3O M' $50 M
Sd1lth. NusaeuDm1nsn 5onntags.
, 1894-04-25

Total Assets ....$ 81, 2l7, 302.1P
Liabilities
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
juSted and unpaid ,.,.,S 9061.62
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
Losses resisted by the Comp
any 9,797.97
Total gross amount of .
claims for Losses. $l79,595.S1
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon ..... 46O3Ol1
Net amount of unpaid Losses ...........s 13s,5s5.2o
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. 603. 281. 80
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 32,055. 90
All other liabilities. .............. 2,411.S9
Total liabilities. rs 7T,3149 90
Income.
PREMIUMS received during the year, in
Interest and dividends received during
the year 41,28437
Total Incomes 971, 166. 96
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year. s4a 1913
Commissions and Salaries paid during
Taxes paid during; the year.".. S S3'SII q
Amount Oh all other expenditures ...... 51,0l0.93
Total Expenditures. 81, 1853, ops. 20
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
1Illhols. 81, I66, 48S. 90
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois 60 56s. 36
Total Losses incurred during the year ''''0
Total amount of Risks outstanding. .. "a, 1850
U. III. De Wolf. President.
E. L.. Watson, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
SeaD FRANK HEALY
Zap Notary Public.
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@bfabrt aufunft

Nbteaas, R0R SsEanD i DactHcsSaHn. -
W Yefoeier.Stoh0n Ban 1uren.Str, ein 9Iod
fibIt1 BPM 8oorb Of Srobe. Sidet=Cfftce: 14 Glartftr.
, 1894-04-25
Coupon.
Stebe Qnsetse.
@nm f6netSe Siefes aus.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the OHIO INSURANCE
State of Ohio, on the 3lst day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
, 1894-04-25
oTFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL NoInmOnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
nnhu0l otatUhlUht INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day Of December, 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-07
MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 6.-Tte returns
from the state up to 10 o'clock seem to
justify the predictions of RepuL hcan
leaders of upwards of 10000 plurality
for their state ticket. Officers of the
Republican State Central committee
have just stated that their advices thus
far received indicate the election of
eleven out of twelve congressman.
The Democratic committee concede
the election of Governor Rich Rep0,
but quotes no figures as yet. They
claim to have elected Mayo Den. and
Pop.), for acknowledgement. They
claim the election of Griffin in the First
district; Barkworth Oem. and Pop.), in
the Second; Carlton in the Seventh and
Churchill in the Tenth district.
Meagre returns from the First dis
trict show that the Independent Labor
political movement has been adverse
to Griffin Oem.) and the election of
Corliss Rep.) seems certain
Congress-Smith Rep.), elected from
the Fifth Michigan district.
Detroit, Nov. 6.-Michigan has gone
Republican by about $4,000 plurality. The
Republican state central committee claim
it will exceed that figure. Secretary Hos
ford, of the Democratic committee, con-
cedes the Republican plurality to be $4,000.
The Republicans have also elected every
one of the twelve congressman from
Michigan, Notwithstanding the division OF
districts by what they allege to have been
a Democratic gerrymander.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-07
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov. 6.-At the close
of the polls tonight, no reliable estimate
of the results in San Frincisco can be
made. For mayor, it is generally be-
lieved that Adolph Sutro, Peoples
party candidate, has been elected,
though C. C. O'DonneI, the United
Labor and anti-Chinese candidate, and
L. R. Ellert, the Republican and citi-
zens' non-partisan nominee, are close
seconds. The citizens non-partisan
candidates for nearly all the other inn
portant city officers are believed to
have been elected. The result in the
city cannot be known tomorrow, how
ever as the state and legislative
tickets are to be counted first. Though
a very heavy vote was polled, the cleo
ton was the quietest in the history of
the city. About score of arrests were
made for Illegal voting, but there was
no other trouble.
Throughout California, the polls were
kept open until o'clock. Any esti-
mates which might be made at the
close of the voting, would be simply
conjecture, for absolutely nothing is
known. However, the general impress
sion is that Estee, for governor, and
nearly all of the Republican candidates
for state offices have been elected. An
unusually large vote has been polled.
the weather having been pleasant
throughout the state. No serious dis
turbances are reported.
At Vallejo, where several hundred
United States sailors and marines from
Mare island navy yard registered, not
withstanding decision of courts declar-
ing the registration illegal, trouble was
feared. A big force of deputy sheriffs
was sworn in and the first two sailors
who appeared and swore in their votes
were arrested for felony. No further
attempts were made by the sailors and
marines to vote. From other points a
few arrests are reported.
the state Republican state central COM
mittee made the following statement
to the Associated Press:
1--WE claim the state by at least 90,
900 majority. Estee is elected beyond
all doubt, as we'll as the rest Of the
state ticket Estee will carry San
Francisco by 5000 and the Republicans
will elect most of the municipal ticket.
The legislature will be Republican by a
comfortable margin"
At I:3O p m. from incomplete returns
from various sections of the state, the
indications are that the contest for gov
ernor is very close with the chances
signify IN favor or Budd, (Dem.).
The Republicans have undoubtedly
elected five congressman and possibly
six. Mcguire, Oem.), is probably. elect
ed from the Fourth district. With the
exception of governor, the Republicans
seem to be leading on the state ticket,
and will probably have majority in
the legislature. Estee is not getting as
was expected, while Budd is doing well
in San Francisco and estimates of his
plurality in this city run as high as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-07
KENTUCKY.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 5G.--The vote
throughout Kentucky today was vel
polled, and the congressional races If
the Fifth, Third and Eleventh districts
were hotly contested. Returns up to II
o'clock indicate that Hon. John K
Hendrick Oem.), in the First; John D
Clardy Oem.), in the Second; @. U. Nc.
Elroy, in the Third, A. B. Montgomery
in the Fourth, are elected.
In the fifth, the Louisville district,
the race between E. ]. McDernott
Oern.), and Walter Evans Rep), is
very close. A. s. Berry Dem, wins in
the Sixth.
W. c. Owens Oem), seems to be de-
feated in the Seventh (Ashland) dis
trict by Judge George Denny, jr. Rep.)
by small majority.
]. B. McCreary Oem.), wins in the
Eighth.
In the Ninth the race is very close
between r. K. Hart Oem.), and L. J.
Pugh Repo. ]. NJ. Kendall and Will
lam Becker Oems.), will take the long
and short terms in the Tenth
In the Eleventh the closest race of
the state is between D. B. CoIson and
Silas Adams (Rep) and George Stone
Oem). Up to this time returns do not
indicate the result there.
Louisville, KY. Noy. 6..At II o'clock
have elected the following congressman:
Henrick in First; Clardy,. Second; Mont
gomery, Fourth; Terry, Sixth; McCreary,
Eighth; Hart, Tenth; Stone, Eleventh
The Republicans have elected Hunter
Seventh. and Pugh in the Ninth.
Louisville, Nov. 7.-Later returns
from the Ashland district indicate a
close race between Denny Rep.) and
Owens Oem.) with chances in favor OF
the former by small majority 1t
seems now that Colson, one of the Re
publican candidates in the eleventh dis
trict. will win. Hunter Rep.) in the
third claims 1000 majority. There is
doubt as to the election of Montgomery
Oem.) in the third, Lewis Rep.) max
ing a great record. Pugh Rep.) has
in all probability won in the ninth dis
trict. Colonel Evans Rep) in the
fifth, claims $500 majority. Louisville,
for the first time, goes Republican.
The Democrats elected and perhaps 4
of their candidates
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Rep), reelected in the Ninth congress.

Rep), reelected in the Ninth congress
sional district
At midnight Kohlsaat tlep.J for probate
Judge. was leading his ticket by about
1900 and Peabody CDem.), candidate for
sheriff, was about 1850 ahead of his
ticket, and the chances are that he is
elected.
The Times Den1.) at 11:40 p. m. says:
1t IS our opinion that the state has gone
Republican. Cook county is yet in
doubt.
First congressional district, Illinois, AID
rich (Rep), elected.
Chica go, Nov. 6-Never in the his
tory of Cook county were election re-
turns so slow or SO difficult to obtain
as today. The county ticket was very
long and the vote on county commits
sioners was complicated, making the
count exceedingly slow. Not until 10
o. m. did the returns begin to come in.
The Republicans at midnight were
claiming the county by anywhere from
Is, 900 to 100000 The Democrats con-
cede that the state ticket was beaten
in Cook county, but claimed that the
late returns would prove that they had
carried all the county offices.
Chairman Tanner, of the Republican
state central committee, claimed the
county by at least $4,000 and the state
by $4,000. The vote on congressman
and members of the state legislature
was so slow and scattering as to for
bid any accurate estimate as to the
result.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE first edition of
the Herald, Democratic, comedies the
election of the entire Republican ticket.
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Nov. 6.-The polls closed at 7
o'clock and figures are slow coming in,
only a few scattering reports having been
received up to 10 o'clock. There has
been a great falling off in the Democratic
vote, and gains by, both the Republicans
and Populists. The latter gained the
most. The. REPUBLICANS VIII still win if
they hold their own; the other parties did
not entirely join together. Thereforei it
seems that Governor Nelson (Rep.), is
elected by an increase over his plurality
of 4,000 of two years ago.
This (Ramsey) county is usually Demo-
cratic, but "a precincts out of 10s give Mel
son Rep) for governor clear majority
of S13, and plurality over Brecker (Dem.)
st. Paul, Nov. s.-Congress-Min
sofa, first district, ]. A. Tawney, re-
elected; second, M. McCleary, Republi-
can, reelected; fourth, A. B. Keifer,
reelected; fifth. J. L. Fletcher, re-
elected; third. sixth and seventh dis
trictS doubtful.
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New York, Nov. 6-The Advertiser
will tomorrow say: THE battle is
over. The enemy is routed. Republi-
canism has triumphed. Protection will
still protect and Tammany is over
thrown. The victory means the great
American people have been aroused
and have shown themselves worthy of
ltheir glorious heritage.
ct means that the death beyond all
possibility of resurrection of that party
which for forty years has never had
power without showing increased ca
pacity for laundering and incompetent
cy. Finally, The victory means that
from the lakes to the gulf and from
the Atlantic to the Pacific we should
give thanks for the downfall of the
Democratic party and all it stands for
in the triunphs of protection, law, or
der, good government and all that
makes the glory of the nation. The
Democratic party is indeed dead.
Praise God, from whom all blessings
flow"