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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
Vorifte4t8e Npbeoer.
"Rpbbu8serenn'' fan faaes / tire
Wtaaneber tor 25 Gents.

"Npbbugserenn' fan faaes / tire
0taane0er tor 25 Gents.
Yopuliterne bar sjort itorartet
Srem9an9 Georgia. ,-
Sisteren Dliper @enbell 9olmes er
bBb fit @iem 8oiton, IS Iar 81,
Sfelse ben npe @alslop 1fal ale
Superpi1ors mpbe bos Eutun glerten
ben Lobe Ottober, for at ubferbige Gez
9iiters af ale Stemmeberettisebe inben
bet Eotpnibip. buor be bor.
Ira Breibenten af MinneIotas Sc
beration of 2abur ct ienbt ps ct girfl1=
lere, bpori benne mestise @rbeiberfo forz
entn9 fremjetter fine &rao og erflerer'
fin Eililutnins til Solfepartiet.
9empfraterne Dbio bar ub ienbt
ct Opraab til Solfet, bpori bet beber,
at Eariff @pprssmaalet ct afsiort, os
at Benselpbr9smaalet It'll maa ta9es
op. Dpraabet forlanser fri SbpmDntz
ming us saar / famine &etnins 1om
Jplteparttets &rao paa bette Smraaoe.
&e9ierinsen I @albinston finber Opz
raabet meset laseliesperbist.
"spenfa Gplfets Stbntng''
Minneapolis bat ferlabt &nute Nellon
o9 gaat pper til Open. 8labet n99ter
at unberitptte Nel1on, forbt bans poliz
tife Serb bar peret tro9et, og forbi
ban bat pif, at ban betraster pffentltg
@tillin9 bpiere en6 Brinctper, famt
forbi ban er en- trofaft Qqieret a { be
forporere6e Snteresier, Der sioroe bam
til @unerngr. "S. S. %tbnin9" ii9es
at BABE 10000 2eiere os bar altt6 be-
ret iterft republifanif.
CONGRESSMAN Haldor E. Boen and C.
P. Aldrich of the State Executive Com
mittee of the Peoples Party will speak at
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09

The several local Peoples Party COM
mittees are respectfully requested to have
the above named meetings advertised as
we'll as possible and to provide hall for
the meetings.
Ser er &rig / geebrafa. 8rpan
erpbrebe ben bemofratilfe Statsfonperz
tipn, ps benne erflerebe fig for en NQiz
ance meb 5ulfepartiet for frit Splp,
&esierinsens l1bteoelie af 8apirpense
birefte pg for &pntrpl af&orporatipnerne
Ds 1aa inborlerebe &onpenttonen Sol.
tepartietsE Eidet os nominerebe8 e8rpan til
&anbibat for Il. g. @enator. " 8rpan
siorbe en- af fine slimrenoe Ealer. Ses
natpr Muen nar tilfebe r9 tos 8rpan /
Mrmen, lebenbe bam til 8latformen ll1z
Der begeitrebe 9urraraab. IS. Sterz
ling Neorton Slpiet eller &rmpen af
bet ganle Yarti blep Iaa finite, at be
forlob Salen os git til ct aneet Steo
% npminerebe en @tatStidet / SpoIiz
tipn til 8opuli fterne. Morton 5loften
ct @all Street @ulbbu9s. &en er
besbnbt, og ianbfDnlispis pil 8rpan
Denotruterne gaa oper til Hopuliterne
os brinse bette Bartt til Masten Nes
brapa. ("Sorum. ." !.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
StI 9 rebeM Me..

Set bar alteb peret ST. s5oss is at beftploe andre
uer for "@aloonbabe" "8ifDblao" o9 anbre Rebattp>
for at "beile til be bisre @aloonteepere San bar
birette fat ban beplbt ps for at taa Gorbunb eb Gu
loonteePerne eait granb Sorts @ a1 frem1esse So
tuenter iOm oer boem bet irelsbeben e. io "beiler
til be oisre Salooneepere" Os buen bet er, fo taar
Sorbun6 meb @aloonfeeperne Gait @ranb Sorts. @i
r at ban britter at ban tan nbale ben me fjarenbe
@ppt pper ben Gag ban lp bar bolbt op lo ben be9e
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09

5ois, bporfor fommer Sc life btrette
nneb Deres @aaitanb? 9apbe Sc Of
fentli99iort ct fabriferet us falitt 8rep
ober nit Afapn, pilbe Sc nete 9ag iib<
bet iuben 2aas % Suite. 9uurfor ~
ger Sc 2anb % Stranb efter ben paaz
ftaae6e Salftner?. 5ur bpert 8reo,
iom Bat peret offentlt99jort, bar je9
birefte erfleret, at bet bar paa @rrnb
af 9eres Dpforbrins til mig ON at
itaffe 8epiier. geaar Sc lite bill til
itaa, at 8repete er e8te, bpprfor flyer
Sc lite, at leg bar fabriteret benz ?
&pprfor sra8e ,lb / nibe Berben o9 lebe
1i1eb bet fate Torlet lite at finbe? Sor
at itanbie Sem / benne brteslpie Sast,
pi1 je9 berueb 9ibre 9em fulbitenbt9t
tlart, at bet er ieg, iou fit 8repene fo>
to8raferet, u9 at bet er leg, Sc ubelutz
tenbe bar at bolbe Dem til.
8repene er enten e9te eQer falIte.
st af to. @r 8repene falite, er bet
Deres @list at fbse mig ab @ettens
@et; Sc ueb, bpor leg ct at finbe. Der
jom Sc tror paa 9eres Sag, iaa bolb
tnbe n1e6 Deres @rBul o8 Baas ont
fort Blet % anbre @la8s Blet % alle
,,ult9e % ,1r1ult9e lbFuster. St
ie9 fplbig / Galitnert, iaa saa 2oz
pens Bei. Seq ct at finbe til cit bper
Eib ! nit 9anle 9iem | grootton.
Ct bertnob Brebne eate, p9 Sc altae=
bel paaitaar, at be er falite, iaa besaar
Sc berbeb en- af be labeite GorbrDbelz
fer, ct MenneFe fan besau. Sc bar ct
af to at 9ibre: @nten tilfaa Brepenes
@9tbeb eller arreitere mtg for Salt
aert. 8eitplber Sc mig for Galitneri
os laber bermeb Sa9en bero, pil jes
iasibse Dem for "Slanber", % leg ftal
bebiie baabe for Dem % bpilteniont>
belft Surb, at 8repene er este, ,-. ifte
alene nosle faa, men en- Masfe af ben.
enfelte enbD9 af ben Beitaffenbeb, at
bet er itrafbart at ienbe benz 9iennent
8often. Belg M, ST. 5Dis, bpilten
Bei, Sc pil. DIE q, Sagen,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
Gr @ilbert 6asen fra Glbow Gate

Gr Gilbert 9a9en fra Glb0m Gate
el1 8a9itrGner? So, til oen Slutntttg
maa man tomu1e be6 at leie bans @piitel
/ "03eforn" for 2ben Dftober. San itriz
Der 1om ben meit rabitale &robibitionift
pg preper at fomme Solfepartiet inb
paa 2ipet, os bog ftaar ban ielo iom
&anbtbat for @mbebe paa SolfeparttetS
8al91ebbel. @pab fal man faloe iaa>
ban Mbferb? 5oltepartiet / Grant
@puntp burbe life taale Zig 9alpbeb.
"Den iom life er 1neb er imob d." @
babler life ST. &asen, forbt ban er
8robibitioniit uten forbt ban preper at
ribe to @eite paa en- Gang. Gor at piie,
at Sagen tar Sell, aaar ban fommer til
ben @lutning, at bet er bare l1pilie fra
Splfepartiets @ibe iom er Sfplo I, at
&eformpartterne Otter Sail lite ar=
beiber meb ben @nbeb, lom be burbe,
lab os citere for bant libt 9tforie.
Da $. g. 8ipr9e fremIatte Sorlag om
ssplfeafftemnin9 Staten oner 2ttprz
ipgrssmaalet, sap be arebe 8robibiz
ttoniter bam, baabe Otter Eail og
andre Counter, al ben Mobitanb, be
f,1nbe. 5olfepartiet iatte tin l1nge,
itprfe, brebbrpitebe Mrbeib8beit peb ST.
ben af Brpbibitionii iternes tDueaarise,
men eseniinbise "Mtule" % iaa fulbe5
2esfet 9an. Men bbab ifer? So,
Mfulen bite fis at bore ita. Spab
r / a.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09

% pstiee b1anbt eueter gn forastelsere Spot ooer
robitionen tan lite nbtaes, enb naar Sois ersrer e
Dper at ban lite fnbe fonme til Sarge og nDoe 9ob af
@intie6eren % Asrobibitonsm1pbet.
@i paabeeDnber benne lse en- &etfe 8repe iom aa:
benbarer Gorbol6et mee Sr. ees pg Saloonteeperne
@af @rano Sorts. g tal forepbg oplbie, at eb "Diz
len6in9erne" enes bperfen mere eer inbre eno neone
Salounteepere. .-s..
Man fer, at be bar bruet at "iprinse otrins BAN,
at ban o9 bans "are Sen" bar "pumpet benz for nnt"
naar be BAT rbbe for at "Sasen Seres fees Gag, ube
li6e 9eeberlas 2eg @erfe til Gois's 1ppbige ubtrbt
"Sasen" ar bet eiubmsiton ban benne Gang fputter?
8t pe6 iffe giI So5s forflare fla?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
3tl $. q. GoiS!

Ses bar beFblbt Sem for at bore en-
@umbusmaeer % en- Sptler; ies bar
lt9elebes beftplbt Dem for, at for @ense
gisr Sc, buab bet ct, - at Sc for
&ense er ortobuts og for @en9e er SRI
tenter. Srembeles bar ies pmtalt Deres
uoitratte Gftiebanbel, lom tiDise Ct me-
get bete9nen6e, ba Sc falbbber at
fel9e Nttier for $4,000 ct Blab, iom
lite tofter pper $4,000 - prn bet foiter
faameget. Seq bar paapif, bporlebes
Sc I 1890 "tos Sanben paa Matfen"
= for @enBe unber en- bpftelf
Mafte, % ies bat ia8t, at Sc ifpl9e
9eres Sanblinger unber nuperenbe
@aletamp "sienipnli9 bar tot Saneen
paa Matten" isien. Sec bar fremlast
8epti ier for mine &aaitanbe, men btsie
bar Sc enten fornren8et eller forfeit
tiltrsbs for, at Sc bar lopet at trDtte
benz. Dpenitipbet bar Sc / Deres
&lab fiQet 9ienta9enbe Dpfor6rin8 til
mig ON at toume ,neb 8ebiier, "om
leg ielp eQer no8en al mine @enner bar
benz. Sc bar usiaa itrepet: "Ses
1ober at trbtte | "9fbe Mormanben" aft,
fom 9aSen eller bans @enner aaatte
tttnne bepiie for min Sfplbigbeb."
@runbet paa benne Dpforbrins ps
9eres 2pfte ON at trbtte mine Bebi ier,
bar ie9 labet fetosrafere enbel 8repe,
Sffehet ar Nem III Or 3pinen
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
&olittife Alsbtr.

Soliton BIZ tale pan fbl9enbe Steber::
Jertile Dnsbng 12te, 5psiton Eorsbng
13be, Mcsynto|b 5rebag ABE 90 lErs
.itine 2brbag Afbbd9 15be Dftober,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09

8. g. 9abl8rebn er Gneasent ! Ser
gus Sails for Kuriko % anbre af Dr,
s.. Garneps Mebiciner. St at Fnbe
|pper u. Sbols Sfo @tore.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
Sra DR.. Set8e1t.

=, Sen 24be Sept. - al1erete fbr mo-
get af Tois's 8repe bar ofentligsiorte
=. mobtoe ri fra ST.. Eeiseu fM9enbe
Telegram:
ITO Rodhuggeren,
Fergus Falls.
/ am informed that you are
about publishing certain letters
purporting to have been written
by II. A. Foss to myself. If you
have any such letters in your pos
session they are either stolen or
forgery and you are hereby for
hidden to publish them under full
penalty of Law
geei, erebe EAgen, 8repene er bper=
ten fiaalne ellets 5alitneri, % tnsen peb
bet bebre enb Del Sc peb ielp, buorlez
bes be retfe fra Gar8o. 9eaar en- Manb
rei1er ira fine Ttng,, % S6eriffen ,1aa
ia % ielse benz ne6 b{fentlig Muttion,
iom Ii1felbet er ber,, ian BET lite
iii 9ale ont TDpert. 1rebene - en-
Masie af benz - baabe fra $. u. Tois
% andre @ebattbrer bleb famuten meb
andre Gfterlabenjtaber folate peb
Sheriff sale, iaa baabe Gtenbomsret>
ten % @gtbebett er tteget let at bepiie.
Otter at ia eiennemleit bele &orrelpon<
hn,>ra,> ~ fov&ni 6sef MN nm hot, k,,,,A-
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-10-09
st 9tlbuo.
''9tpbbuegeren" % "FARM Stock
and HOME" fpr $1.25 Maret.

@i bar sjort Grran9ement meo g.
M. Dpen, iaa enbper, ber inbienber til
us $1.S5 tan faa baabe "03obbugseren"
% "FARM STOCK and HOME" for ct
belt lar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

New Haven, Conn, Nov. G.-owing TO
last night's storm returns from the
small towns throughout Connecticut
are coming In very slowly and In many
instances Il IL doubtful II the vote
will be in before tomorrow night Re
turns from the towns thus far heard
from show but slight Republican gains
and large falling of In the country
precincts 1t Is estimated that the
light Is close, and as II there will be
an election by the people. Returns
from twenty towns IN The state show
a Republican majority OF ns9, In
the same towns las; year the Repubh-
can majority was 3i6.
san Ftanciicn. Nov. Sat p. m.
ID. Nj. Murns, secretary OF the state
Republican central COMMITTEES, made
the following statcmea, We claim
the state by ut least 10000 majority
Estee IL elected beyond all doubt, as
well as the rest Of the state ticket
Estee will carry san Franek l,by at
least 5000, The legislature VIII be Re-
publican by u comfortable majority"
New Haven. Conn, Nov. g.--Iorty-
two towns give Coffin. Republican, IA
1856; Cady. Democrat, Hob Indications
are a Republican governor y elected,
Three congressman also claimed and
both branches OF the legislature by
the Republicans,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 6,-For state treas
urcr live precincts give Claggctt
CDemocraO 4g3; Wolff Repubncnn)
656; Randolph (Populiso 1913
Chicago Nov. tit WAS generally
conceded by the city han politicians
at p. IN. that there would be Re
publican majority OF 5000 toil0,00O ON
The state ticket. II was firmly held
that the Democratic county candidates
would be able to run much ahead OF
their ticket
Chicago. III. Nov. G,--The work OF
counting tickets In the various pre-
cincta was very slow ard acting under
the instructions Of the chles Of police
the officers detailed at the various
polling places began to bring In oulle-
tins on the head OK the ticket only. In
consequence the general 1rut VI the
vote throughout the state on the state
treasurer was apparent long before
other results Were received. The fact
that ut the outset Claggctt wns slowly
dropping behind the Wolf tekct aid
not bring dlsmny to tho little squad
headed By Mayor Hopkins that might
have been expected They de,lared
that the vote on .hc county oiilcars will
show n very different result As the
evening wore on considerable crowds
gathered in the corridors of the city hun
impatient to learn something ~ the
vote. SIN nothing was ubtai1aDle aud
the crowd began to grow impatient.
Earncst workers for the various 'andi-
dates lowered around for hours, and at
last Impotence found vent 10 the cry
for news, which owing 10 the glow
work was not 10 b. had.
The vote throughout the city was
very heavy and excitement ran very
high. Fights at the polls were Of fire.
quent occurrence, The most serious
row took place In the Seventh precinct
Of the T'wenty-fourth ward, where Z
NJ, Dickson, a Republican dhallengor,
was knocked down and jumped on. Vie
| was carried TO his home and physicians
declared that he could not survive.
Another serious fight occurred on H.
linols street this afternoon when Alder
man Currier. u prominent Republican
leader, was assaulted and seriously in
jured
a ward heeler named Harvey alrnck
the alderman over the head with club
and small riot followed. a large detail
OF police charged the mob and arrested
Harvey. and three other men, Currier
Will probably recover, and although
half dozen men were hurt, thtlr in
juries are not dangerous
Murphysboro. H., Nov 0.-For con-
gressi Twenty distrlct-George
w Smith CRepublicRn) elected.
Chicago, Nov. Gone hundred and
nine precincts In the city OF Chicago,
out OF s12. show net gain OF $3.50 on
the vote OF 1899 when Cleveland carried
the city by 9i.625.
Chicago, Ill, Nov. 6--Two hundred
or more precincts, about one-fourth
in the city give for state treasurer;
Claggett (DemocrnO 23,lil: Wolf (Re-
| publican) 26,7i5; Randolph PopullsO
t55s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Throughout
california the polls were kept open
until 3 o'clock. Any estimates which
might be made at the close Of the vot-
ing would be simply conjecture, for alb
soiutoiy nothing Is known. However
the general Impression IS that Estee
Tor governor and nearly all the Re-
pubIIcAn candidates for state officers
have been elected. An unusually large
vote has been polled, the weather hnv-
ing been pleasant throughout the state.
No serious disturbances are reported.
At Vallejo, where several hundred
1rnited States marines from Mare Is
land navy yard registered. notwlth-
sisndInc the decision Of the courts de-
caring their registration Illegal. troll
Mo was feared. A big force OF sheriffs
were sworn IN and the first two sailors
y,hn apueared and swore In their votes
wore arrested for felony. No further
attempts were made by the sailors
ana marines to vote.
From other points arrests are re-
ported.
MAYOR. IL 10 generally believed. Ado'ph
a,,tr, Pop, has been elected. though
= G. o'Donnell, the United Labor
ana anti Chinese candidate. and n 8.
rsiIert. Republican and citizenz' nom
.,artIaan nominees, are close seconds.
The citizens non-partiHan candidates
a. nearly ell the inaportsni city Of
des are believed to BE- elected. The
result IN the city can not b knovu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

New orleans, Nov. 6.--rhc polls have
closed and no disturbance has been ra-
ported from any section. Indications
point TO the election OF q solid Demo-
cratic delegation to congress from Lou
islana.
New orleans, La. Nov. 6,-rhe re-
turns 30 far show almost definitely tho
election OF the present congressional
delegation from Louisiana by large
mRJoritlcs in the First, THIRD. Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth districts and the cleo
ton OF Charles T. Buck IN the Second
district 10 succeed DaVey.
Washington, Nov, CA dispatch
from ID, Il, spcrry. secretary OF tho
Republican committee OF Louisiana,
TO the Republican congressional COM
mittee. says: I'VE viii carry the
Second and Third districts sure and
the First II the count is fair"
Washington. Nov,6.-Senator Blnneh-
ard wires Democratic headquarters that
Louisiana sends eolld Democratic dele
cation 10 congress
New orleans, Nov. e,-'rhe following
Democrats elected 20 congress today
First district, Meyer. Second, Buck. to
succeed pavey; Third, Price; Fourth,
Ogden: Fifth, Bodtner: Sixth, Robin
son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

St iul, Mimi, Nov. g.-TMe polls
closed at o'clock and figures are
slow coming In. only few scat ering
reports having been received up to
0 o'clock. There has been great Gan-
ing on IN the Democratic vote and
gains by both the Republicans nh
popullata. the latter gaining the most.
However. the Republicans would auu
win oven II they held their own, ~
long IA tho other parties did not en-
tircly join together 18TH. refore, seems
an. ~ reelected by an Increase over
his plurality OF ii.0oO two ycnrs ago.
The labor vote hnB chiefly gone to the
P1pullais and that party has held most
II not all, OF It's former strength
throughout the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Louisville, Ky, Nov. G.-Flfteon pre-
cincts in Fayette county give Denny
2222: owens 1853 Four other precincts
In the district give owen majority
OF III. Denny's net majority In above
precincts 54s.
Lexington, Nov. 6,--The Leader
claims Judge Denny Republican. has
carried Ashland district 500 10 1000.
He carried Lexington and Fayette
county 1900.
Louisville, KY, Nov. d.-The vote
throughout Kentucky today was well
polled and the Fifth. Ninth and Elev-
enth congressional districts were holly
contested returns up 10 10 o'clock in
dlcate that Hendrix. Democrat, wins In
the First by safe majority. John y.
Claey. Democrat. in the Second; c. U.
McElroy, Democrat. by 300 In the
Third over Hunter, Republican; A. Il.
MONTGOMERY In the Fourth by 1000
In the Fifth, the Louisville division.
the race between r. ]. McDerinott,
Democrat. and Walter Evans, Rcpub-
lican, Is very close, the usual Demo
cratic majority Of 1000 being reduced to
a few hundred. The Republicans claim
gross frauds and will contest II de-
feate-l. A. s. Berry, Democrat wins In
the sixth. w. c. owens. Democrat.
seems to be defeated In the Seventh
ashland district by Judge Denny,
Republican, by a small majority.
James 70. Mccreey. Democrat, wins
over Roberts, Republican. IN the
Eighth. In the Ninth the race n very
close between Rollak Hard, Democrat
and s, ]. Pugh. Republican.
J. NJ. Kendall and william n Beck
ner, Democrats, take the long and
short terms In the Tenth.
In the Eleventh the closest race in
the state is between Adams. Demo-
orat. and Stone. Republican.
Middlesborough, KY. Noy. c.-Colson.
Republican for congress carried Bell
county BY small majority. Indications
are that Stone, Democrat. - elected
from the eleventh dlstriet, a Democrat
gain.
Lexington, Ky. Nov e-Denny.
Republican candidate IN Brcokinrihge's
district is said 20 win by from 500 20
1000 votes Fayette county will give
Denny nearly 1900 majority.
Louizrjllc. KY. Nov. CAT II o'cloah
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

Darlington, Nov, GA short cable
received by Secretary Gresham
Minister DENLY at Pelsin chron-
another important movement by
ianese. 1t reads;
pnese have taken Foo Chow. In
ci Of Llastuno. approaching
kal Kuan. Two campaigns
~ houkden and Tien Tsln.
"DENBY."
o this means. according to ;he
flTlalon arrived 3t by the state
fitnent officials. that the japanese
captured the Imprint strategic
o. Kin Chow, near Sew Cnlng,
ohly one road leading In one d.
y towards Tlen Tsin and the 9TH
'Nards the Manchurlan capital,
aen' The latter Is thus threat
Nom two SIDES, as the Japanese
which have crossed the Yalu
nom Corea are advancing rapidly
,ne southeast upon this doomed
NV and, according to Minister
X ! cablegram, force will start
llom Kin Chow to join them.
Instance from Kin Chow to Ticn
= only about 200 miles and the
are the best In China. Tien
= well fortified, but should 1t
ne way to Pekln, the Chinese capi-
.oall be open to the Invaders.
Ias' NE Chinese nor japanese le-
y nas any official advices OF the
a,ss or Chinese,
mhlency at both legations Is to
4 .nat any peace overtures have
4 . n uade at the present iuncture.
ssseved the Japanese intend to
Ky Moukden, Win, Port Arthur,
zen Tsln, thus completing a STRAIT
position which will command
~ me terms they desire, or, in
| 49, Of peace, will permit the
~. 70 go into winter quarters
's'' me campaign untI spring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-07

out OF ia give Grant ai,Soli Strong
New York six hundred and forty
districts Of iiii give Hin 66bSS; Nor
ton G3,d5a. Wheeler 1869.
Now York, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred
nnd twenty districta In Nings county
give Nm 2l,sls, Morton 2s,GS5; Wheeler
t5ii.
Same districts last year gave May
nnrd 23,A6ii Bartlett 90,697.
Kings county-Forty districts for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lockwood GSiD;
SRxton ilSJ.
New York Thirty-oue dlstrlcta out
Of liAl give Grant 25,bs2; Strong 49,
O50.
kings county-.Threo hundred ana
ten districts give I'm 2p,sla Morton
30.7S7; Wheeler 4llG,
ono hundred ana twenty districts
for acknowledgements Lockwood a.
500 SnXton l6,i29.
New York six hundred and eighty
districts out Of iii1 give Inli 70.lii;
Morton CssJ7: Wheeler 63l7.
New York atate-Scvcnty-nine dis
trlcts out Of 1850 outside OF New York
and Kings county give Inn 7i35. Nor
ton 1929; Wheeler 1876, Same dig
triots In 1891 gave Flower S7Gi; Faasett
1876.
New York. Nov G,-scyenty districts
out or liii give Inn 6g.0i6: Morton e.
O03. Wheeler 5e79.
New York--sx hundred and forty
dlstrcta out OF la give Grant 1897;
Strong $3.50.
New York, Nov. G.--Tive hundred
dinttlots out OF 1iii give Hill 5g.iij:
Morton 572it Wheeler 1919.
New York, Nov 1.-TWO hundred dis
trlcts out OF iii give Grant 2O.2G0:
Strong 2D,s76. New York atnte--iS din-
trlcts out OF 1850 districts outside New
York and Klnga county give HIN 5i0i;
Merton Ti2; Wheeler 10I.
Same district 1891 gave, Flower
b6b5. Fassett G9gi The Commercial
New York Advertiser bulletin saya; 10
loolta as " Ilill would be beaten by
100000
New York, Nov. G,--Two hundred and
ninty districts out OF la give Grant 49,
sos. Strong 3s,6il,
New York. Nov. C.--Twenty-oight dis
triots out OF i1i1 give Goff 5000; Smyth
e325
New York, Nov. CA Tnmmany
PAGER comedies the defeat Of Grant by
SO. 600.
New York state. Nov. G.-Fifty-six
districts out of 1883 districts outside
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New York, Nov, G-Four hundred
and ten city districts give HIN 1882
Morton a9,55s; Wheeler 1857.
New York. Nov G-ltlngs county,;
Ninety diatricH. nm 1885,; Morton H.
4i2; Wheeler 1855.
New York, Nov. j-Onc hundred aud
ninety diHtrlcts out " ia give Grant
1890; strong 22,l2l.
New York. NOV 0.--Ncw York state
bulletin. Thlrty-four diHtrcts out OF
1883 election distrl1ta outside New
York and Kings county give I'M SGl0;
Morton 59sli Wheeler 70. Same dis
triotR In 1897 Flower $3.50; gassett
6Ogl.
Kings county-onc hundred dlstricta
give nm 1885, Morton 1896; Wheeler
New York-Eieven election districts
out OF liii give Con 1898; smythe
New York, Nov. G.-Flfty-onc dis
tricts outside New York and Brooklyn
give Morton SS7l. I'm 4sGS; Wheeler
ITO.
The Same dlstricta gave Faasott 72i5,
Flower 500 IN 1881.
New York, Nov. G.-Fivc hundred and
forty election districts out OF iiil
give nm 64,5OS; Morton 5a,9ii; wheeler
1859,
New York-1'wo hundred and ten
districts out OF ll4l give Grant 1926
Strong 2i.7s3.
New York state--Thlrty-olgh cleo
tlon Districts out uf 1868 outside OF
New York and Kings county give Hill
1856; Morton GC25. Wheeler 81.
Same districts In 1891 gave Flower
4955; Faasett 5gh6,
New York, Nov. G-KinRs county.
one hundred and forty districts give
Hin 1920, Morton 1873; Wheeler
2fsi.
New York-Threc hundred districts