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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-10
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 1.-THE
largest vote ever polled In Wisconsin in an
"off year. is being cast today. The tenn
perature is cool and the day bright, and the
republicans claim that the weather is favor
O'Clock in the county and at q o'clock in
will be very large.
At Marshalfieid, e-home of Upham, re-
publican candidate for governor, the repub-
ltcan ticket is being voted by many demo-
Gratis. The republicans already claim the
election of their state ticket the lower
house of the legislature and eight of the
ten Congressman. Democrats claim the
election of Peck for governor and four
Congressman.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, November e.
The weather is favorable to a big vote, but
in some wards balloting is surprisingly slow
for some reasons. Indications point to a re-
publican victory in the county and con-
gressional district.
LA CROSSE, Wis. November 6-Weather
fine and all parties active. The outlook for
an increased vote is good, but the largest
gains and greatest activity are apparently
on the side of the republicans.
MILWAUKEE, November 6-Indications
point to the heaviest vote on record In this
registered vote had been polled. Advices at
republican and democratic headquarters
from the interior of the state also are that
the vote will be heavy. There ia very little
scratching. Republican leaders are very
confident, and hold to their first claims on
state and legislature results
Chairman Wall Of the democratic commit
tee declined to make any estimate of the
result at noon, as his advices We're slow in
coming In.
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TROUBLE AT THE POLLS.
Warrants for Ward Heelcrs-Brained
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, November ct
looks as If there would be trouble here be-
fore the day Is over. in certain districts of
the city political heelers have given every
indication by their arbitrary action. In
the forty-eighth precinct members OF q fac
ton took possession Of the polling place and
threw out the witnesses and challengers ap-
pointed according to law when in opposition
to them. One Of the gang concerned in
the outrage smashed the ballot box with q
heavy billet Of wood.
In the twenty-ffth district one Of the
witnesses was ordered out Of the booth by
judges, and to save trouble he made no pro-
test In other precincts more or less fr1c-
ton of the same kind is reported and much
temper Is being displayed. From several
wards comes complaint by citizens that
they are not being allowed to vote.
Warrants have been sworn out for Joe
Shannon and several other ward heelers
and also for several election judges in the
ninth ward. No further trouble has oc-
CURED, but 1t is believed officers viii be re-
sisted when they try to serve the Warrants
MILAN, Mo-, November Ga voting pre-
cinct near this city opened today with a
free-for-all fight, and ID. Harris was BRAIN
ed with an ak in the hands of a man nam
ed Mathes. No cause Is assigned.
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BACK TO ST. PETERsBURG.
The Remains Of the Late Cxar-Ser,
vices in London. r-,-.


The Remains Of the Late Czar-ser.
vices in London. r-.,-.
LIvADIA. November cit Is oficially
stated that the body Of the late car. after
lying in state in the church of the palace
here, will be taken to ,Yalta. and from there
conveyed to Sebastopol on board the Rus
sian cruiser Pamyat Merkoovia. On the
funeral train to Moscow the escort win In
clude Car Nicholas the czarina, the czars-
witch, Grand Duke George; Princess Aiix
of Hesse Darmstsdt and other members Of
the imperial family and the Prince and
Princess Of Wales and the members OF the
foreign royal families related to the impe-
rial family Of Russia
At Moscow the body Of Alexander III win
lie In state for several days at the Arch.
angel Cathedral, and at St. Petersburg the
remains viii repose In state N the Caths-
dral Of st. Pete, and st. Paul.
At the towns where the funeral train
stops on Its way to Moscow ana st. Peters,
burg DINERS for the poor will be provided
at the expense Of the Gear. and at each
stopping place a requiem mass win be Gel.
ebrated.
Memorial Service I'm London.
LONDON. November 0.-Ths Duke OF
York. the Duke Of Connaught and other
members Of tho royal family. most OF the
cabinet ministers and the diplomatic CORPS.
all wearing full uniforms. attended q me.
mortal service today In honor Of the late
Car Of Russia.
Among those present were NJ. James r.
Roosevelt. secretary Of the United Statee
embassy; Col. w. Ludlow, the United State4
military sttache, and Lieutenant Commans
der w. b. Cowies. the United States naval
attache.
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Mundcll Buried.

Mundell was buried In potters fold aftsT
some little difiiculty about having the srAvo
opened, and soon after his grave was cover
ed members Of a society OF which he WA
a member appeared to make known thsy
objection to any such burial Being
member of O society he was entitled TO =
Christian burial and the members are ds-
tsrmined to have his body taken from
among those Of paupers and outcasts ana
nut in another cemetery. To THIS tne eus
thortties will probably oner no objectiop
and the body may be disinterred tomorrow
several alleged suspicious cases OF small,
nv we're reported to the health ONCE To-Day
IA Health Oficer Woodward said ny
tboueht one Of them might possibly b
genItIne case Of the disease.
This afternoon at 2:80 o'clock Dr.. Nev1to
rsnorted to the health office that the pa
ttsrts in the hospital are doing remarkably
Well Mr. Anderson Is quite bright and en-
nscts to be sitting up this week. Judges
Parker and Rucksr also continue to I'm"
prove. "a
shortly before Brown died Father MAI.
thew obtained permission to visit the stncki
en- man from Health Officer woodward. ana
DR.. hewitt, after dressing him In rubbfs
suit. led ths way to the dyfr6 nah'4
couoh. Brown was delirious ana ala not
realize that the last eaoramerts OF tho
Cathoilc Church was being adminlatsrs&
The priest left shortly afterward. ap4
Brown fell into a deep sleep from which h}
rover suoHs. passing away about unS G.rA
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MICHIGAN.


Republicans, Favored by Weather,
Figure On q Large Plurality.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, November g.
Election day in Michigan Is clear and
bright-just such day as republicans hoped
for and democrats prayed against. The
vote will be unusually large for an off year
and the farmers will be out particularly
strong, greatly to the advantage Of the re-
publican plurality. This plurality will be
anywhere between 10000 and 1900. The
republicans claim a full congressional dele
cation. with the possible exception of the
second and tenth districts, while the demo-
Gratis claim the first and seventh in addi-
ton. Chairman Mcmillan claims two-thirds
of the legislature on joint ballot. The dem
ocrats hope to elect a majority, or. at least.
a strong enough minority in the senate to
block partisan legislation.
DETROIT, Mich, November GA bright,
cool day and hot local fight are having the
effect of bringing out full vote. The
state is conceded to the republicans by at
least 10000 plurality and the interest in
Detroit is centered in the county and con-
gressonal tickets. Much scratching is be-
ing done and surface indications point to q
mixed result.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. November g.
Election day Ii characterized by legendary
republican weather. The sun Is shining
brightly and the air is crisp and invigorat-
ing. The first hours vote was very heavy.
There will be considerable scratching on
the county ticket. especially by the demo-
Gratis. The congressional fight between By
mum and Henry has been the hottest ever
known in this district, and the large ma
jority of Bynum will be likely cut down
considerably. II not wiped out.
FORT WAYNE. Ind, November 6-This
city, county and congressional districts are
strongholds Of democracy, but the repub-
licans have carried on aggressive cam
paign. charging maladministration on the
part Of the democratic county officers. As
a result many democrats are scratching
their tickets. The democrats will probably
elect their four members Of the legislature
in the county.
In the district the contest for Congress
man will be close. The weather is fine and
the largest vote for years is being polled
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but not larger than populist leaders claimed.
So far, the signs indicate republican success.
There is much warning and wrangling.
Seventeen men were arrested In the third
ward for attempted illegal voting. In the
twenty ninth ward, the stock-yard district,
ballots Of voters were taken from them and
examined. If found to be republican voters.
they were driven from the polls and beaten
and the ballots thrown away. The vote In
the state at large Is heavy, and augurs well
for the republicans, who are claiming now
fourteen Congressman. 1t Is too early to
tell anything yet about the Illinois legisla-
ture.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., November 6.-The weather
Is raw, but the sun is shining, and the
prospects are good for getting out a heavy
vote. Up to 10 o'clock only light vote had
been polled in this city, but at that hour
the booths began to I'LL up to their fullest
capacity and predictions were that there
would be no let up until the polls closed at
o'clock. There Is no particular excite
nent on the streets and no trouble has &C.
CURED. There has been some fraudulent
registration. but the vigilance of the cleo
ton officials will probably keep out most of
the fraudulent vote.
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NEW JERSEY .

TRENTON, N. J., November 6.-Repub-
Hcans are confidently claiming three of the
seven state senator's to be elected today.
All of the retiring senators are democrats.
The voting is brisk.
CAMDEN, N. j., November 6.-Chairman
Morgan Of the republican county committee
predicts that his party will have ma
jority in Camden county of 1000. Demo-
Gratis are making no claims.
NEWARK, N. j., November "a heavy
vote is being polled here. There is no ex-
element. but both parties are working
hard.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., November 6.-The
weather is clear and cool and large vote
is being polled. Negroes are voting heavy
throughout the state for Pope, independent
candidate for governor, and against consti-
tuition convention.
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 6-Chair-
man Irby at / o'clock says: Upon the adj
vices we have received we Will carry every
congress sional district in the state. There
are only two districts that the republicans
have any hope of carrying-the first and
seventh. A large negro vote is being cast"
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The Antf-SaloOn League.

The executive committee Of the Anti
saloon League met In secret session yester-
day afternoon at the Office of Mr.. James l..
Ewin. A committee was appointed to confer
in regard to charges made against certain
members Of the metropolitan police force
who. 1t is alleged, have not enforced the
LIQUOR laws. Those present were j. s. Black
ford, N. Garfield, Rev. Walter H. Brooks,
pastor Of the Nineteenth Street Colored Bap-
list Church; James l.. Ewin, Mrs. Gillen-
water. Mrs Shoemaker and Mrs. Mary e.
Griffith.
The next meeting Of the league will be
held on Friday evening at the headquarters
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Ga, November e. - The
weather is fire, but the vote here is very
light.
ATLANTA, Ga, November 8.-Beautifll.
but cold weather all over the state. A very
light vote is being polled in the fifth Atlanta
district. A heavy vote tn the seventh,
fourth, tenth and ninth districts. The popu-
lists are turing out streng. and the result
will be close in those districts.
SAVANNAH, Ca, November 6.-At
o'clock 3,0OO votes had been cast, only a
few of which were populists. Negroes are
voting the solid democratic ticket.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 6. - The
weather is fair and cool over western Ten
nessee. A very light vote is being polled in
this city and the surrounding country.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November 6.-The
weather is cool and clear in the second con-
gressional district Everything Is passing
over quietly. The main interest centers in
the Houk- Gibson fight. Beth are republf
can candidates for Congress. There Is no
democratic congressional candidate.
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TENNESSEE.
Figuring ON Large Vote for Governor
Legislature and Congress.

Figuring ON Large Vote for Governor,
Legislature and Congress-.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, November 8.-The
weather is cool and clear today, and voting
has been brisk. although the registration
vas light. All interest Is conferred In the
congressional race between Houk and Glib
son In this. the second district. In Knox
vile. Knox county, Houk Is running away
ahead of the ticket. Pete Turny for gov
ernor will receive q heavy vote. as will the
legislative ticket. In the first congression-
al district Anderson Gep.) will be elected
over Cox. Democratic reports from upper
end Of third district say the race for Con-
gress between Brown (rep) and Snodgrass
dem.) will be close.
Much fraud is being practiced in Knox
vile. Mike Fogarty, republican, was
found giving out official ballots near the
polls. He was arrested. A negro was also
sent to jail. The excitement over the cleo
ton Is intense.
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RETURNS WILL BE DELAYED.
West Virginia's Vote VIII Ne the
Largest Ever CAST.

WHEELING. w. Va. November 6-The
weather is rough. with dashes Of rain aad
snow squalls. The vote Of the state will b
the largest ever cast and win probably foot
up 175, OOO Owing to the remoteness OF many
precincts from telegraph ofnces and the to-
in some counties returns will be very late
and definite and final figures will not te OBJ
tainabIe before Wednesday night In all the
counties Of the second. third and fourth as
trictS.
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IOWA..

DIES MONIES. Iowa, November 1.-THE
day opened with raw north wind, but
clear Voting was begun early and proceed
ed rapidly. The indications are for a very
heavy vote throughout the state. No trou-
BILE IL reported from any quarter.
Indications are that the republican state
ticket will be elected by over $4,000 and
all the congressional ticket, except, pos
sibly, In the second district, will be elected.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Fusionists Claim They Are Getting
All the COlOred Vote.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RALEIGH, n. c., November 6.-The
weather is fine, and large vote Is being
polled. Democratic and fusion chairmen ap-
pear to be equally confident of victory. The
fuslonists claim that negroes are voting that
ticket almost solidly. No news has been
received of any trouble at the polls a..Do .
WILMINGTON, N. c., November, 6.,-The
weather is faultless here. and the indications
are that it is the same throughout the state.
The election is proceeding very quietly.
More interest is felt in the Legislative ticket
than in any other The democrats VIII prob
ABLY elect one representative IN this county
and the republicans one. The election of
Lockhart (democraO to Congress from this
the sixth-district is conceded. 80 r-,4-a, 81.
ASHEyILLE, n. C., November 6.-Clear
and cold. Heavy vote all over this district.
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WASHINGTON.

SEATTLE, Wash, November G-More
than the usual degree Of interest is shown
in the election in Washington today. The
principal contest is on the legislative tick
Ct 1t is expected the republicans will elect
both Congressman and justices Of the su-
As the polls opened and a heavy vote had
been cast by noon.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. November G.
An unusually large vote is being cast here,
500 ballots being thrown in the four central
wards up to noon.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. November g.
Election day in Springfield opened clear and
cold and an unusually heavy vote Is being
cast, The republican state ticket is being
voted straight.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 6. - The
weather here. and at all points in the state
heard from, is fair and cool. No trouble
has occurred and none is probable. A very
full vote is being polled, in an orderly way
The polls close at 9 O'clock and by midnight
the result should be known in this district,
and especially as there Is very little scratch
I'M
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ILLINOIS.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHICAGO, November 6.-At this hour, IL
o'clock. so far as indications so early can
show anything, the republicans are polling
a larger vote than was anticipated. The
populists are thought to be polling a con-
siderably heavier vote than the managers of
the other parties admitted they would POLL.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. November 6.-The
full vote of this county will be polled Oh
account of a very strong fusion fight against
the republican legislative and county ticket
About half the votes Of the city were al
ready in at noon.
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NEVADA.

CARSON CITY, New, November Clear
weather and full votes in all parts of Ne
vada. Democrats have fused with the pop
ulists and there is also a silver party in the
field but the republicans claim they will
have a plurality
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LOUISIANA.
NEW OR

NEW ORLEANS. La. November 6-The
weather Is delightfully."- clear and cool
throughout this state and the election is
progressing quietly as far as heard from.
A heavy vote will, 1t is believed, be polled.
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X ANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, November 6.-The weather
here today is clear and pleasant. The polls
this morning have been crowded with long
lines Of eager voters indicating a very heavy
vote.
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ABOUT PORT ARTHUR.
The Japanese Investment to Ne Com
pletcd Within a Week.

pletcd Within a Week.
SHANGHAI, November GA dispatch
from Chefoo says that q number Of Japan
csc torpedo boats made q reconnaissance
of Port Arthur yesterday.
The Chefoo dispatch adds that the
Japanese expect to complete the investment
Of Port Arthur within q week. In spite OF
reports to the contrary the Chinese feet
Is said to be at Port Arthur.
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IN THE EIGHTH VIRGINIA.
The Election LAW Working Well and
a Large Vote Being POlled.

The Election Law Working Well and
a Large Vote Being POlled.
specinl Dispatch The Evening Star.
MANASSAS, Va, November 1.-THE cleo
ton for Congressman and for the amend
ment to the constitution of the state Is in
progress and the Walton election law is in
effect for the first time, and is at this hour
working beautifully. No one is allowed
within forty feet Of the polls except the
clerks judges of election and constables.
Good order prevails and a large vote is
being polled. Lines are marked on the side
walk forty feet from the polling place. and
two voters are allowed in the nall at a
time.
There they are furnished a ticket, bearing
the names of all the candidat ties, and enter
ing a private booth mark OF the names eX-
Cept those OF their choice. In case the voter
ear not read he calls on the constable, q
sworn officer, to assist him. 1t appears now
that Meredith will have q larger majority
than was expected. He made a rousing
speech here yesterday.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del. November 6-vot-
ing in this city was rapid today. and by
noon more than half Of the registered vote
had been polled. The democrats had 1.000
state constables sworn IN for duty at an
early hour this morning, a proceeding that
drew many protests from republicans.
About a dozen negroes were arrested on
charges of attempting to vote illegally.
Reports from Kent and Sussex counties
were to the effect that the voting was pro-
ceeding quietly, but with indications of a
full poll
The result in the state promises to be
close, with chances favoring democratic
victory.
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MINNESOTA.

The Largest Vote Ever Recorded In
an on Year Expected.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. November 6.-The
indications are that Minnesota will cast the
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I.aundora Calvert, twenty. years OF age,
In a fit Of jealousy, Sunday shot Sadie
Lafavor, with whom he was !nfs .uatsd, and
fatally wounded himself at Warrington w
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MISSOURI.

Much Cutting Going on In tho st.
Louis Districts.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ST. LOUIS. November cit is impossible
at this hour. 1870 p.m, to give forecast
Of the result here. A very heavy vote Is
being rolied. and both parties are crying
fraud. Joy is menaced. he claims. by re-
peaters In the eleventh district, John
O'Neilrs old district, and Cobb is said to be
running behind in the twelfth district.
much Of his strength going to Nelson. sin
gle tax and free trade candidate. The local
tickets are being cut right and left. and the
result will be mixed. A report that has
caused considerable talk here Is that Tars-
ney is in danger Of defeat