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many Of the managers have gonehome
to vote.
An exception 10 tho rule wss the
case Of Chairman Haekett, NJ the
Republican state hoa iqIlit-'4 In tn
Fiih Avenue hotel, WHO having
paired votes wi iriena IN Utca,
wlil remain hero until after eleci'n'
tic sail uothlng hal occurred g. lay
~ chang tue estimates oi Republican
success already made iubhc. On tue
0iher haud Chaiimgn Thatcher, At
Democratic state headquarters, before
lenvingfor Albany ,his afternoon gave
out a. ct mate that Morton would
not nave more than 20 90 plurality
nh1ve the Harlem RIVER and that to
Ovefcomrthis HUl would have plural.
lies OF over 10000 10 this city, Al lcnt
lO.OlO iu XII > county and ifOm l,tOJ
10 100 ia II chm nd rouniy. Mt
Thatcher admitted, however, that Erie
county, which Hul men have besn
calming by s9mb b,tOl gOtUs was At
best dOuuuul.
Confident claims are maIe by both
sides on tue local issues. fhc support.
eta Gi tue upmu ttun % pvvsuiy ticket
predict tuat lammauy VIII ue uOwnrd
by a "udal wave" aul sHy that Tor the
reason all estimates Of figures ON TIE
local result are worthless.
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COTTON CARGOES BURNING,
Fire Discovered 10 Sven Vessels In
the Savannah HaIbOT.
NO Explanation Onsrsd ~ {, the orr.
Ein VI the NJ stsrious
flames.

SAvAENAH, Gs., Nov. 5.-At $3.50
O'Clock tnis evening bro was discovered
Ia tho hold Of the cotton steamer
skidby,st the Central Compress wharf
Ihe nfr was Ia hold NJ. 3, Ia which
there were about 800 bale- N cotton.
Tue Sudby mad about 1900 bales
aO0aiu. Size had sb u, concluded
loading, nud would have cleared 10.
morrow. Tue fifo hau gained con-
siderable heAlwAy wutu discovered,
nuJ at tnis wri,iul IL s,ui burning.
A. B:l6 u was uIscOvCttu tnHt there
WAS IRE iu the cJ,t1u mold OF the
ieamsr Baltimore Guy, al tnu Cor.
dun rfuss wuAri, ab a mi q away
run the scene vi tue lire uu IN, IS iI.
W. AiOn siIn tho Baltimore CITY,
Jay tue steamer Castle Gaitn, aud n
lew minutes alter tue discovery VI the
iorintf'e cotton tc n on iifr, ii'r war
also discovered un lnu ore letko tue
Castle Gain, tn wuich cumpaU msut
there we're aUuut LOO ta.c- " Cotton
auu The sramuu's c.ututs. The IRE ia
the baltimore cay IVES suuu put our
| o. tue Cayue Gaftu 70 was obstinate.
| AUIut an noIf after tue discovery VI
,ue nte ou tire Baltimore cay a.
alarm " iio was sivuU from tho s,e itn.
rr Stag, lying ~ HurdJb's wharf. ruis
uie proved 10 be- tue m NJ obstinate o.
me tnr,o at the Gordon whafi, anu u
o. eth burning. Iho Sag had on b
latge proportion Of her cafgu. HUmt
/ 40 bales have been taken from uut
mold anu tue holds OF tho Ban m ~
/ Cty ana Castle Gatth aud put %
| ugutefs.
About the tins that the Stag was
reported an,u NJ GJtI0u's, u brok,
| out In the hOld OF tho steamer Dv.'
| .afth, at the Central PftsH What,
best the SklIby. La few minute
the steamer PeIuuia, ALEC at the &c .
trail pfuss whatl, was reported with Il q
! In her cotton. Toe suils ante at tn
wharf were not over 3 0 yards Spaf.
| fho three other Hnips were n nitt
away. TIE IRE on tue PuluuIn wa.
easily cxtuguishcd. All Of tue firo
are now Uut except tue ones Un zoe
| Stag AMI tue 5GidDy. The ll-s a. tat
~ can be cstimAte4, ~ blut t6l,OOJ.
A. 10 the origin VI tue nfus there 4
no explanation. The SHIPS aud car
goes are covered by iptutalou, There
nas Z, Gently been trouble among tn,
l0ugsn lftmun Ia this city, Tut there IL
| nous nov.
A. iU:n5 a. m. fire broke out Ia q Z
steamship Armeuia, at tue JUnttAI
railroad wharf, making suvuu ysssels
Oh the hst. THIS fife was slight, aud
was soon eXIiuguisuod. All tue ~ u
are now out except tpat Of the skiIUy,
which 10 uuuur CONTROL
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smorANp srnANaLED.
Horrible Execution In Indian Ter
rituFy.

Horrible Execution In Indian Ter
rituTy.
SOUTH MCALEsTER, /. r., Nov. o
-5OiOu Lows, tue COndeinneA ChOc-
taw murderer, wa, shot at Niiburo l
al 10 O'Clock this morning ny Shtril
Pursley. The bullet from the sheuti'.
Winchester missed the c0udumno b
mau's heart, passing through uis BODY
an inch above the nippl aud hS had
10 DO slfAugled 10 end his suiieringr.
Sheriff Parsley Anticipated trouble,
having Just before tho execution Tt.
oUived letter fran Lewis's irienJs
threatening vengeance, aud he hAd
over one hundred heavily armed depu'
ties nj the scene. Arrived ut the plsoe
OF execution, he offered up prayer,
followed by n short talk. lilo then
pulleI on his coat, vest, boots, and the
sheriff painted eros. beneath his lei
nipple. Lewis then sat down, anu was
bllndtoided.
While two men held his hands the
shsfifl rotracea his steps tivu ieet auu
Used. The bullet went clean through
lna mutdetrTis body, but missed II,
mark, aud Lewis, tnrowing back hi,
head, sank gTOaning 10 the ground, tht
blood squirting ffom the wound, Il,
eud the horrible work, the sheriff was
finally compelled 10 take hold OF tbs
mat = nose aud smother him 10 death
lie lived thirty minutes after being
anOt. Iweuty-sN other lnuiHus are
under Indictment for the same imurdel
Tor which Lewis was execuiei. Whei
they come 10 trial, trouble 1, anIici
pslei, ~ their bgmpathlzers AT'
aroused. Lewis wa. % years oi age.
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susrEerrp OF aus cnIME
4 hoy Arrs,tsd Tor the Murdsr OF Nv,
latte children.

Ltttio children.
pAULDiSG, o., Nov. 5.--As soon as
the uows OF the appalling murder ui
tie two children Of samuel d10d
spread, hundreds Of people gathered.
sborin s alley was among tue numUrr
anu arrested Charley Hart, a neigh
DORIS boy, who was AZ once suspected
aud the people OF the nuigh0ornooi
are hrm In the conviction ot his ga II.
Young Hart says he cannot read VI
write and does not know his age anu
Ia very nervous, When accused VI tue
crime he denied It Ia nervous way.
The bodies were found within three
RODS OF young Harris hOmn aud about
nall mile from the ohildren's home.
rho little boy's bools we're found In
tho grass snort distance from the
bodies. Their littlu nRnda were tied
together with a piece OF tarfud rope
attached 10 n billet OF wood resembling
a tOugh.hewn pump handle.
1t a. Thought tnia viii fufniah a
definite clue II this boy is guilty. one
oi the grounds OF suspicion Is that
when the dead boiius were iouud the
hoy discharged his sun aud rau 10 his
nome In an excited manner. lilo wSe
one Of the searching party aud was not
ial blatant whom the children were
lounu.
VASw car, D., NV 5,--A' SION n,
HRrt vas taken 60 tbs PAuillus jan a
muu OF 200 u bUO men urssuizoi 10
hang thu prisoner II once, but we're
dlssuadci on plvas tuNt the chance
we're largely IN favor d. the boys M
nurenoe anu that the gully party wat
| stll NJ large. IL N currently reported
| tonight that the mob Ia coming ffuul
! Pauiding iuto Van Murt IA SUCH mum
brfs mat it cannot bn TesiHtuu by IN
authorities here
la addition 10 tho ntr II OF Hart,
| Lew Cain aud Clarence Bliudlo have
Useu placed Ia jAil. Thee 10 no difvul
pvideuus that they were oOnuectua
with the crime, but they we're ioupd In
! II RS house Wu,u the latter Wnu taGei
Iuto custody. The Hart rualdrnce, n
va, found, mad been freshly scrubbed
When Il was searched two corn Gu ten
aud Au * we're iOuul to DO missing
There 10 no doubt tue murderer u
mutderors used such an instrument II
tns oummissiOu Of tue awful crime
pus people N Pauldins are IN ireuzl
over the affair aud whilp there Is ui
ur1nAuility OF immcdiite violence /
Win 10 hafd for those re.p1asio,o 10
.np death Of tho uniottunale little one
AZ suOn as their & Iilt Nv asceftained,
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LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from
CnuslianiR rsy,: rus Russian govern.
meut has chartered tue steamer Ina.
De- 10, TO search Tor the sIvsmer 81.
JuTnu on which Captain Wiggins, the
Arctic explorer let Yvui'eisk on Sop
lomuef 10, with his own and two o,nef
cTeWs, pumbetiug Ia all my mon. II
In believed that Virgins IA iceuouud Ia
the Kara sea. The captain ~ the LIN.
deslte hopes 10 get tldlugs Of WIZ
gins at ChaDafOwc. Should he inii ~
40 this no viii send parties overland 10
the Siberian cOaut.
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DAYTON, o., Nov. 5.-Mis, Harvey
Caiu.u. n, VIE ui - leading merchant
.ot M,el Alexandria, Pfoule county,
lath,d tho wife Of DR.. Gregg with a
rnshi.o while her thrce t0us beat the
mthe into insenslbiliIy with rvv1ly.
or. Mrs. Gregg II a party " divorce
sult brought by Mrs. tanpbell against
mar husband. Dr.. Gregg has also
brought suit agaiGrt CampUell askinx
FOR $4,000 Tor Tue alienation OF nis
wifs's Hhection.
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CulCAGU, Nuv. 5.-D-ath Ia the
sequel 80 tue lifAs,rous xpio.ion To-Day
Ui Two cafbJys OF hitfio uciJ NJ l-b
TO 1872 Market street. Oun mau IL
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Moth Claim u Plurality.

BAN FRAEcsoo, Nov. 0.-Tho chair.
mAu Of the Republican State central
committee claims that Estse's plurali.
~ Tor governor will exceed 10000. The
chairman OF tho Damocfauc state
committee claims plurality u l2,OUU
FIR HuuU
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BAN FRANcisco. Nov. 6,-Arrange.
msnts have been made by Posioliice
Inspector Erwin TO send back to ~.
Louis Henry 5mythe, the young man
arrested IN Oakland on "a change OIL
violating the postal law IN fleeing Chit
uugu and ~. Louis merchants
though the mails. rhere II but one
cuarge against him here, while In
Missouri there ate many, 20 II was
thought best 10 return him 10 -. l. us.
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uIIINA No.. rnAur.
she Asks European POWERS 60 Mediate
In iipr ushnti.

In iier u~hntL
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Thc Duily Nogs
says the q Uiuusu minister has Impair.
ed TO tue iofuIgn Uflice Chins's utsife
that the powers mediate with japan
Tor eaco. TIE miuistcr has gone 10
Paris ~ make a similar request Of
France.
Ina leader commenting on the fore.
g0iug the Daiiy AcDs says that tire
Chiusse have apyfUacusd the powers
with terms Of peace she viii on,f
japan. This IL = iormll tonewai on a
largvr scale Of tue uytttufes maize -
the qureu'r ministers = month ago.
Lufd RDsebety's course uli not h We
been more completely uud exolua ycly
vindlcatcd. No European power can
well desire 10 probing this disastrous
conflict. Even the United States, uVs-
pite the Monroe doctrine, must DO c0u-
cefned for tho regularity aud security
Of their great trade with Japan. L.
will be Jim suit o. oint mi tnAt inter.
ference N pfcmatufe now,
A Shanghai dispatoh says orders
have been Issued ftIuiudiug this pro.
leclud dispatch VI large supp les VI rice
for the army at Now Cuwatg. 10 h
due to the TACT the board OF war has
abandoned all hope Vt staying the pro.
gfess OF tue japanese army In Mahchu.
ria. The dispatch adds that many
Chinese merchant vessels have 70.
Gently been place under the German
dag.
ALL HOPE ABANDONED.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 6.-rhr report
caDled to the Associated Press thA,
Fung Wung Uhiug was set on iifg
before It's evacuation by the Chinese
has been confirmed by Advlces from
the front. The Chinese have evidently
abandoned hope OF making a success.
ful defense Hgainat the japanese army,
set fire TO the castle ana then He'd win.
cut waiting 10 be attacked.
TRIMS OF PEACE.
ROME, Nov GA dispatch FROM
Pekin states that China IL disposed "a
conclude puaop with Japan on basis
Of = guarantee Of the Independence OF
Cofoa and by the payment OF indem'
nifty, the amount 10 b. hzoi by the
| powers.
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FoUND LIFELrSs.
Sut posed to he MurdrTed tor Know
iuE Too nuvh.

TACOMA, Nov. 8.-Ab5ui dsyllgl /
tho ni,iutb body OF Matthew N,
EhgHetl, well h.. wn yOuug man, was
I,urd ON the sidewalk by IA uewsuoy.
ll1 night esr was bruised anu his uUsu
u,uouy, b, hu bore 40 other marks Of
violence, though Inptra from Ia.
ou et- we're scattered about. He
watch was untouched. A theory gem
urulir advanced IL that Bartlett WAS
murdered tuT knowing to muon about
tho mysterious death ut Accountant
Joseph A. shndlo al the S.eilacoom iu'
cane aty lum last Mafoh,
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IAN m N, "a DounialI predIcted.

NEW EumS, Nov, 5-"On tho eve
, iba0ie," "rtsiug uuGur arms" anu
similar phrases were ourreut AZ tho
various heauquarIeTa touAy. Most OF
heAe places were almost Deserted rs
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Boys Clothing and Gents
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-14
THE SEIGNIORAGE BILL,
Pressure Being Brought to Bear on
MIR. Cleveland Not to Veto IL

In anticipation of the passage of the
seigniorage BILL which is sure of approval
by the Senate, great deal of pressure is
already being brought on Mr. Cleveland to
induce him to permit it to become a law.
This pressure is not confined to the silver
men, but is Joined in by some of the east
ern democrats in Congress, including one
or two men from New York The very
positive expression of opinion by Mr.. Tracey
that Cleveland will veto the bill is not con-
CURED in by all who agree with him as
to the desirability of the veto. The chances
are decidedly that the bill will be permitted
to become law without signature
When the act for the redemption of the
trade dollars was passed during Mr.. Cleve-
lands former term. he held it until the ten
days had nearly expired and then decided
to veto 1t, but before he had done so his
intention became known to Messrs. Scott
and Randall of Pennsylvania, who FASTENED
to interpose and the bill was permitted 10
become a law. For political reasons num-
Der of democrats who opposed to the
bill do not want Mr.. Cleveland to veto it.