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A BAD WRECK

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GERMAN LEGATION WRECKED
Building at Yokohama po,,o,:.,,

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afternoon by, an earthquake. The occ,;-
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CHAPTER IX.-Confinued.

Scarcely were the words well ont OF
his mouth when from the recesses of
the hut Il rollicking French voice was
heard thrilling out merrilK:
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WEST VIRGINIA.

wheeling, w. Va, November Com
nlcta returns from the ten counties in VIII
sons district and estimated Fcturns from
tbree Others give Dayton majority OF 2.1lI
Later returns will not change these figures
much. In the first district Howard, demo-
e,.lt fer congress, lCseS the district TO DdN-
rer. republican. by 5000. Republican con-
gressmen are elected IN the third ana
fourth districts by majorities Of from lSVo
to 800
The republicans Will have the Legislature
on joint ballot by 10 majority, insuring FL
kins's election TO succeed Camden IN the
senate.
Wheeling. w. Va. November THE dem
ocrats have not a plank from the wreck
in West Virginia. Returns compiled from
non-partisan sources snow that the state
senate viii be a tie and the republicans
viii nave a majority OF nineteen III the
neat house OF UeieS&Lcs making possible the
passage oil biiiS rGulsurict. itS the state 50
mat the democrats VIII not again sam the
ascendancy tor years. These returns are ON
cial WITH one or TWO exceptions and a re-
publican senator will succeed Senator cam
den.
The total Of republican majorties in the
four districts is over @,9JJ William L. VIII
son is defeated by over 1000 in the second
district This return is official except from
and the result Will not be changed 100
votes by the later figures. The repubHc2nS
carried the first district by over 45N9, elect
ing r. e. DoVcner; the third by $500. elect
ing James : Hulirc; the fourth by 2,WO,
electine Warren Miller.
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A1out the Landslide.

From The Albany Herald.
Mr.. Cleveland played the sphinx all along.
He appointed pseudo-democrat5 TO ONCE
while the true and tried ones had 70 stand
out in the cold He laughed at the repeal
Of the 10 per cent tax on state banks anu
-, et,,bbornIv refused TO sign the tariff
hin. even after congress had agreed upon
II, He courted the tickling under the
chin which Wall street gave him, ara
This too. when he knew that the people
knew which way the straws were blowing.
He did all these things and more besides,
finally declining TO lend democracy help
inc hand in New York because ne had had
some personal differences with the demo-
cratic nominee for governor in that state.
In fact, Mr. Cleveland has not performed
one single democratic act during his sec
ond term as president. II he has, no one
knows Of it.
You can turn the matter over just as
many times as you like, and the fact
remains that Clevelandism has about run
aground the good old snip of democracy.
Some people may call it backbone, but at
mis- distance it looks like pure cGssed-
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congressional committee, is also of the same
opinion and says that the election. II de-
clared for Owens, will be contested IN Ih0
house.
In 3reckinridge's home county few' IL any
of his friends supported the nom nee. LrecN-
inridge is thought to have receiVeu ms
death blow by this knitting Of the nominee
Owcns's Majority lOi'
The official count gives owens deHioci az
f01 plurality over Denny, republican, III INC
Ashland district. Judge Denny alleges IhaI
hundreds of republicans were denied the
right to register in Lexington ana Ihat
frauds were committed at the election III
the interest of his opponent, and says ne
will carry the contest to the house of rep
resentatves.
Kentucky Has Six.
Lexington, Ky, November lO-The oilciai
count In the tenth district today shows
that Joe Nj. Kendall, democrat, IS elected
to congress by lgi plurality, over \. !.
Hopkins, republican. This makes Ken
tuckys delegation six democrats and i've
rppuDlicanS
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SriNNEsoTA's RETURNS COMPLETE.

St. Paul. Mimi, November Incomplete
returns from Minnesota show that the vote
OF the state was 2SS,000. which is over 21.0t3
more than the presidential vote of 1Sg2,
Governor Nelson has a clear ma jority Cf
l'os3 over all competitors. The totals are.
Nelson, 1886; Owen. ST. Becker, 532i3.
HlIleboe, $3.50. The seven republican con
gressmen are elected by pluralities ranging
from 1i,oO0 for McClear in the second dis
trlct' TO $50 for Eddy il the seventh dis
trict. The legislature contains Ia repUbh-
cans IN a membership OF IGS Five active
Candidates for the senatorial seat Of Wash
buFh arc already III the field-TaWHey.
1o|he and McCleary, of me congressional
oeiesation; ex-senator Sabine and cN-Con-
SreSSman COmsropx
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The Heretofore Solid SOlth is at Last
Shattered.
TENNESSEE SEEMS TO HAVE GONE OYER
And Republicans Gain Strong Foot
hold in Kentucky.
WEST VIRGINIA DEFEATS WILSON
From All Sections of the South Comes
Reports of Democratic LOsses-Ihe
story of These States.

The election of 1894 has passed into his
tory ami the solid south is no more.
Following a phenomenal victory, in which
the people We're bouyant and hopeful, the
disaster OF defeat is fully as crushing.
out of the wreck of the battle the salient
points in view indicate the centers of popu-
lar dIspleasure.
Not only was MIR. Wilson. OF West Vir.
ginia defeated by his people. Tuesday, but
his state, one that has been democratic
from its birth, has elected u solid republic
can delegation. Nor is this all, for the
next senatorship from that state will be in
republican hands.
Then there is Delaware. which remained
democratic under all circumstances until
its senior senator accepted place in Presi-
dent Cleveland's cabinet. Then il sent re-
publicans TO both. branches OF congress,
and now that the cX-secretary, who is
minister TO England. has returned home
10 canvass the state, it finishes up the
task of becoming wholly republican.
From the southern point of Louisiana
there is a story OF disaster bound to be
heard from in the future, and in Virginia
and North Carolina the neck and neck
character OF the voting was decidedly I'M
comfortable. Alabama is solidly demo-
cratic, as are Florida and Mississippi while
two districts in Texas await the official
count.
South Carolina has been enjoying a quar-
rel OF her own. resulting in the continued
triumph OF Governor Tillman, but The ugly
threat is made by Or. Pope that he is in
tent upon a contest, both state and federal,
which is bound to invite the investigation
OF republican south-haters. now once more
in power.
This is briefly the story Of yesterdays
election in tho southern states. What does
il mean2 That is a question to be an
swered by those whose duty il is TO lead
the democratic party. il has been led into
political ambush and the interest Of the
future mus be concentrated into that
figure that is TO lead il out again into the
Mains Of victory
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SPORTING MEN DIsHEARTENED
On Account of the Adoption ~ 'he
,r,5-S:nmbIinsS Amendment


- " November S.-Now that IL Is
-, .ss,,red fact that the anti-gamOi'nS
.-,,.l,,,.,r 70 the constitution has Oeen
- tbe trrfrren have BEGAN 10 lose
-, a. first they did not resard the
.r,.ntr,ent which prohibits petuhs' pool
s.IIfnr az gambling OF any kind seriously
II vv-s the consensus Of opinion 81 the NJ"
f,y.nts5.I with racing in TINS state tHa'
80. ,.-.,-rs..l amendment would be lost
m. i.-,.-,,.,-srs ;oo. matters easily. They
.r.r1.I that & IL did PISS there WOui" NC
sor.,. way arranged To evade IT.
r,5..t,.,-l Croker. VINO Is Tire proprietor o.
81. ,r.-H-t.ar stable and also owns big
interest i-t The famous Belle Meade stui
I'm WIS asked for his views upon the
situation to-day He sad:
LIT simply means the drawing OUT "a 'i-'s
state oil S.rLlN.l1 and the throNih6 %
1.---.ir,.I Is ot men cut OF employment. / do
=, ,s,i,L The voters knew what they were
,.,-ir.- for. They were not properly IN
.r--,-t.-f m the proposed amendments Ihis
y.sr,Iref in those who were opposed 10 the
,-,r-s,Iras boiling the amendments alto-
----r.r N viii not 10 away with racing
~ rhf. country. bLt &; VIII effeCtuaily Stop
A. in this state. 10 iS "a hard blow 10 me
b-.al.r. farmer and merchant alike 70 d4'Ne
.r-r 4 biz industry into the western states
ANA abroad. for a number Of men nave
= a
81 tho event cT tine bill passing.
81 the various uptown resorts the book
,-,zEars VINO ral arrived from - oeilnct
C,arrsucausets assJri-t-on's meeting were
80 -,,. o15~sor that racing IN the east vas
4, thing or the past They Tor the most
,.art uo1h-upohei thc English credit SIS
I'm, t., small hoDSmaEer mas not mueh
Faith lu mlu,siul- he would not Trust Ms
-..---st relative. lie has got 10 leave this
Sat, 1-.iar the rev order ~ things. only
IN. biz and reliable bookmakers can exist
,r--far .E. credit methods USED IN England
--rfs fact has caused the hisSest pen
c-I--= 20 take quite hopeful view OF the
situation
Isan =. Morris has said that ho would
rot cr-u Morris park next season
- uy---r-. 4. y before the election that
ifr -. c,tS rs il'itSc- ahlins amend
,,.rt r.asefn- he would not Omen Gravesend.
0Souy that il has passed. he says that If he
c.7 $50 his way % paying expenses ne
viii r-,~- az Csrs.yeSeui next season
III. J-aney Island Jockey Club VIII race
-.- rsral Ii Snespshead Bay. IL racing can
H.. conducted without violating the law
BRIGHTON Beach. Ma3leseEi anu Aqueiuct
mark are booked 10 remain closet some
az the more hopeful turtles are casting
.--57 ,,--s lourineIy towards New Jersey.
.--.,- have not lost all hope Of getting a
1.,.- r.sss-d that Will permit racing in that
srste. The talent take the most somoer
,-s-vy or tho situation. They see only the
-~5-rtrui uigbtruare of daily toll FOR a
subsistence before them under the new
condition Of affairs.
The question as 10 which is the best
I.akiu- powder is settled not only hy the
highest award 20 Dr. Prices at the world $
Columbian tsir. but also by highest honors
aud goIl medal At the California Md
-NiUts- fair.
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KFNrTCKY Y.

Lexington. Ky. November --latest re-
turns in the Ashland district give Owens
lis ma jority. as follows: Scott so; Frank
lin. 435; Owens, I53; Oldham, 2i2; total. 1853.
For Denny, republican: Fayette, f,065:
Woodford, II; BOURBON, 4S7; Henry. IS; to-
tai 1.5il
Colonel Stone, republican. has over 5000
nluralitv in the eleventh district.
Lexington. Ky, November Judge
George Denny. Jr., does not believe the lis
majority claimed by w. c. Owens, and in
an interview tonight said: Il don't believe
the vote Of owen county has been officially
reported and when the true returns are re-
ceived Owenss majority in that county
will be much smaller"
Chairman Hancock, Of the seventh district
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TENNESSEE HEADaUART1.--~ CLOSED

Nashville. Tenn. November IL (SpeciaLD
The democratic and republican state com
mittee headquarters have been practically
deserted today and will probably be closed
early this week. There have been no
changes today in the returns previously re-
ported and the defeat of Governor Turney is
now generally accepted as fact. As there
Is difference of nearly 1900 in the figures
OF the two committees. il viii require the
official count TO decide Mr.. Evans's plural
lty The republican committee claims l,SS@.
and the democratic committee comedies
691 Mr.. Evans and Chairman Sanders went
to Chattanooga this afternoon
Local republicans viii have Il big rally
FRIDAY night. The democrats viii have -
majority Of q on joint ballot in the iegisIa-
ture, the senate standing % democrats. -
republicans and populists. and the house
o3 democrats, 80 republicans and populists.
Senator Harris at present has no opposition
Ter reelection.
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TENSESStE.

Nashville, Tenn. November 7.--(Special)-
The election returns are coming in as slow
~ as usual, but there is nothing to justify
a change in the ina cations OF last night.
There is no doubt about Evans being
elected, but ii is an open question as TO
Who gets the Office. The democratic COM
mttee is receiving kilograms from East
Tennessee that Turney is being counted out
in that section, while the republican COM
mittee is being flooded with kilograms from
west Tennessee to the effect that Evans is
being counted out there. The legislature is
safely democratic, but the majority will
be reduced.
The COnGrcssmen.
The congressional delegation will stand six
democrats and four republicans.
Democrats tonight concede the election OF
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WAITE DENOUNCED
by the Conservative Men of His Party.
a STORMY Meeting.

Chicago. November IA special 10 The
Tribune from Denver says Governor Waite
received a dressing down in his own ex-
ecutive chamber last night by the conscT-
vatIve men of his party. Nearly all the can
didates on the pol,dlist state ticket were
pfesent, and each one in turn sailed into
the ODD man rough shod. Each man de-
clared himself true believer in the party
principles but that henCeforth he wanted
10 hear no more from the for whom
they were sacrificed. Lafe Pence, congress-
man from the first district, was the prin-
cipal speaker. He denounced in unmeasured
terms the governor and his following, tell
ing him to get himself off into the wilder
ness as soon as possible after January LIST
and there bury himself from the sight Of
men.
I'VE want no more long-haired, wild
eyed anarchists and socialists in the party
he exclaimed with warmth. land the quick
er you and your office grabbing friends take
yourselves away the better you Will be
liked.
The conservatives were so forcible that
for the first time since coming to Denver.
Waite was Speechless. Following this con-
ference it was decided to abandon all Sun
day political meetings, which caused so
much scandal and incurred the enmity OF
the churchmen. and organize on the basis
of good government.
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where Is AIabanrE
LOUISA A.

New Orleans. November THE repubii-
cans this morning admit that the democrat
10 candidates in the sixth Louisiana district
will receive certificates. Buck, in the sec
ond district, is elected by 1900 majority
Never in the first By an equal majority.
Price in the second VIII have 5oe1 votes 70
spare. Returns today insure the election
of Boatner in The Il, Ogden in the fourth
and Robertson i'm the sixth over their popu-
list opponents The republicans Will con
test the first, second and third districts IN
TIE CITY rcGiOn.
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THIS FROM TEXAS.
CLEyELAND'S BANNER MAJORITY
STATE OF TWO TEARS AGO.
SEND DIVIDED DELEGATION TO CONGRESS
such Is the Story Sent Ont from the Ione
star State-It Was Cleveland That Did
IL. So says the Associated Press.

Dallas. Tex, November S.-(Special.) J.
Even the rock-ribbed democratic state OF
Texas has parted from the faith, and par
TALLY gone over to the enemy
They say that Cleveland and congress
have utterly failed to carry ont the wishes
of the people and have betrayed every
trust and all confidence put in them.
There is loud talk of forming new ma
tionaI party with a new name, upon the
best planks of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aaG
old line wing platforms.
The time-worn plurality of 10000 fos
democracy is a thing of the past. Today's
returns very materially change the situa-
ton from that of yesterday, when the dem
ocrats were confident OF plurality of &c.
600. while tonight they will be satisfied il
barely ahead.
New Mexico has apparently Joined the
republican procession and elected Thomas
B. Catron as delegate to congress, making
the territorial delegation in the next house
solidly republican.
situation in Texas.
Galveston, Tex, November 1o.-Late re
turns in the Texas gubernatorial situation
show that iberson's majority is between
10000 and $1,000. The populist vote shows
a large increase over two years ago.
the congressional situation tonight stands
as follows:
FIRST district. Hutchinson. democrat 5.OCs
plurality.
Second district, Cooper, democrat, S,93S
majority.
Third district. Yoakum. democrat, 2,372
majority.
Fourth district, Culberson, democrat.
3,40S plurality.
Fifth district. Bailey. democrat, S.Co2 plu-
ralty.
Sixth district, Abbott. democrat. Il plural
ity.
Seventh district. Pendleton. democrat,
2, al majority.
Eighth district. Bell. democrat. 2.i77 ma
jorJy.
Ninth district Savers. democrat, 200 ma
jority.
Tenth district. Crowley. democrat. 7.555
plurality.
Eleventh district, Grain. democrat. l.sos
majority.
Twelfth district, Noonan. republican. 80
plurality.
Thirteenth district, Cockrell. democrat,
1S6 plurality.
General Nelson Il. Miles is consistent
advocate of wholesome food. He is natur-
ally firm believer in the efficacy OF Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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~ M, Cnntest Virginin EIections.

Richmond, Va, November 9.-EN-Con-
gresham Edmund Waddill, VINO IS the ac-
knowledged republican leauer III inns us
,rict said today he thought that Lorland
ran.,blican. would contest the election OF
Tvler. democrat. in the second district
and that Thorpe, republican. would contest
the election Of McKenny, democrat. IN the
fourth district. He had already peen con-
s,,Itad as counsel with reference to making
ms. contests he said the contests, ii
made. would be on the ground of all sorts
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aESSI>SISPE

Jackson. Miss. November later re-
turns confirm the reports that al the dem
ocratic congressman We're elected. Denny
in the sixth district. was given the closest
run by Hathorn. The populists have made
wonderful gains over the last election.
It appears from the official records OF the
worlds fair that DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der won the highest award positively on
its merits Not only did il surpass al
rivals. but it frightened the more preten-
tious of them from competition.
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Defeated by Cleveland Men.

benson has been In favor of carrying out
the Chicago platform, and Mr.. Cleveland 5
hackers in this state. after Denson's nonl-
nation by the democrats of the seventh
district. made a relentless fight to have HIM
taken down. charging party peritdy. They
claimed he leaned too much to the popuists
The fight against him has continued TO the
end with the effect that the administration
democrats, in falling to vote for benson
added strength to Howard. who had the
United support OF the republicans and the
DopuliStS.
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ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala. November I-iSpeciai3
Alabama Helped 10 break the solid south.
NJ. W. Howard, pOpulist. is elected 70
congress from the seventh Alabama district
W. ii. benson, the present congressman anu
democratic nominee for reelection, wires
from Gadsden. his home, tonight: L am
nafeatnh -
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NEBRAskA's OFFICIAL VOTE.

Omaha, Neb.. November u.-(SpecialD-
Complete official returns III show that Tor
governor Hoicomb, democrat-populist, re-
ceiVed s6,OI5; Majors, republican, g, e5S; Stur-
devant boiling democrat, 6,6!I; Holcomb's
plurality. $685. Ali the remainder of the
state officers elected are republicans, their
piurai4ties ranging from Is, 900 10 $1,000. The
total vote, including $1,000 prohibition votes.
estimated, is @0l0tO, or as many as Two
years ago, significant proof of republican
colonization when the exodus by the
drought is remembered.
The legislature Will stand: Senate-Re-
pubiicans, q; populists, 9 House-Repub-
ncdhS: AZ; democrats, Z; popuiists q. The
straight populist vote was cast for Powers
Tor state treasurer, and it was 66, III, an
increase OF lS.OOO votes over last year, and
ago.
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IInre VIII Contest.

Roanoke. Va November 81. Hampton
Hoeo. the republican candidate VINO ran
for congress in this, the sixth district anu
-, detected by Peter *. Otey. democrat,
informed a Times reporter tonight that he
wouId contest Otey's seat. He claimed that
COO legal votes cast for him in the district
uara thrown out by the judges of election.
He charges fraud in the eastern end OF
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" NDMING.

y O. eaS,heyenne. Wyo.. November 1.-Incomplete
eturas from every county in wyoming
how that Frank W. SIOrdell. republican
TreCsaudidate for congress, Will nave az least
osto': 80 plurality hicnaTs.s, 40, 1870 viii
M c, IL eisctei by al Ieist Iysn The republicans
" " will have thirty-nine OF the hity-hve MEM
Writ. bers OF taS next iessSl''uie' ~
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The Way i'm Idaho.

Boise City. Idaho. November ..-ihe re-
,,,,bIi~sn state committee IS satisfied that
The martyrs entire state and congressman
tickets are elected. The legislature VIII De
republican. out or fifty-iour IN both houses
The republicans will have tnirty-t"o az
least. and this Will probably be ihefeased.
Senator Shonp viii probahly be re-eIecled.
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Today's returns do not change the results
announced last night in the other districts.
These returns show the election of demo-
Gratis in the other eight Alabama districts.
There will, il is stated here, be five con-
test cases carried before congress from
Alabama Gardner. republican. in the sec
ond; Robinson, populist in the third; Al
drich. republican in the fourth; Goodwin.
populist, in the nth. and Aidrich. republican.
in the ninth In most of these districts the
vote is uncomfortably close ana the COM
bned opposition to democracy is inclined
10 believe the next congress can be per
suaded that frauds have been committed III
some OF Alabamas districts.
Where Is AIabamr?
Montgomery, Ala. November S-t0pe-
ciaI1-Hon. A. T. GOODWIN, OF the NTH as
trict, is in the city. He says he has carried
his district over Judge Cobb and VIII De
seated.
He claims maiorities as follows: Coosa'
800; EImore. $50; Randolph, GOO; CHAMBERS
S00-total $50.
He comedies Macon TO Cobb and claims 20
have information from Lowndes that less
than 1000 votes We're polled in the county
and concedng ali of them to his opponent
together with the small majority Tor CoDp
in Watauga. he Will still have majority OF
not less than 1000 in the district.
The populists here are also claiming 10
have defeated Underwood in the ninth;
Robbins in the nth, and Harrison Ia the
third
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VIRGINIA.

Ricbn md Va. November chairman
F,ilvson has Just received telegram saying
the ninth district has gone for Walker,
republican. by 100 800. He thinks this is
probsbly correct. The district is certainly