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KANSAS.

Topeka, Nov 5.-There has been a
very light vote polled in Kansas to-day
Little interest was taken in the contest
for Chief Justice. David Martin, Re
publican, was generally considered a
sure winner, but the returns from a
few precincts indicate that the vote for
Charles K. Holiday, Independent free
silver candidate, will be much larger
than was anticipated, Populists gen
orally voting for him. Martins ma
jority may be reduced TO 20,000 In
this county Holiday will cut down the
usual Republican majority more than
1000, but he does not expect to do as
well elsewhere. Out of eight District
Judges, the Republicans will elect five
and the Populists and Democrats three
being a loss of two to the Republicans
Returns are coming in slowly, and it
is impossible at this hour TO make COM
parative estimates.
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NEBR RASKA.

LINCOLN, Nov. 5.-Not one-tenth of
the voting precincts in the State had
sent in even partial returns up to II
o'clock Reports are mainly from
county seats. with a few estimates on
outlying precincts and these indicated
a material falling off from the vote of
1898 with which comparisons are made.
The loss to each party is about the
same, and unless radical changes oc-
cur in outlying counties the Republi-
can State ticket will be elected by
pluralities of $4,000. The Republican
State Committee make its estimate, in
the face of scattering returns, at a
trifie higher while the Populist Chair
man contends that Maxwell for Su-
preme Judge still has a fighting
chance Interest in this county CEN
tered largely on the local ticket, the
Republicans carrying the county with
the possible exception of Sheriff and
Court Clerk
OMAHA, Nov. 5-Incomplete re-
turns from the State show that Norval
Republican, has carried the State by
about 10000 over Maxwell Populist)
for Supreme Court Justice. In Omaha
the Republican ticket, backed by the
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The city election
here to-day passed off quietly. The
weather was perfect, but a light vote
was polled. H. S. Pingree, the Repub-
lican nominee for Mayor, carries the
city by 5000 majority over Samuel
Goldwater Oem.). The entire Repub-
lican city ticket is elected. John A
Scmid, City Clerk, and Louis B. Little
field, City Treasurer, and a majority of
the sixteen Aldermen are Republicans.
Mayor Pingree has carried the city by
1O,3S3 majority, and he carries the rest
OF the Republican city ticket with him
by slightly smaller majorities. The
Republicans have elected Aldermen in
the First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Sixteenth
Wards, and Democrats were returned
in the Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Fiji
teenth Wards. This is a net gain of
two for the Republicans, and with the
Aldermen holding over will make the
Common Council overwhelmingly Re
publican.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov 5.-Nine Trustees Of
the Sanitary District of Chicago and
two Judges of the Circuit Court Of Cook
County were chosen in to-day's cleo
ton, the Republicans being victorious.
The Democrats nominated five Trust ees
for the Sanitary Board, as did the Re
publicans, and as there are but nine
offices to fill, but one man could be de-
feated. Joseph ]. Duffy receiving the
smallest number of votes was the de-
feated man.
In the Judgeship contest Farlin ..
Ball (Rep) received majority of 30
GOO over Il. w. Morrison Dem).
The Drainage Trustees elected are:
j. c. Braden, ]. P. Mallette, Z. r. Car
ter. 3. A. Eckhart, William Boiden-
week, Frank Wenter, Thomas A.
Smyth, Thomas Kelly and A. J. Jones.
The Republicans having a majority IN
the board, will choose Mr.. Eckhart
President.
The election passed off quietly, the
vote polled being about 125,00 below
that of last year.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON. Nov. Massachusetts to-
day reelected Governor f. r. Green
halge for third term by about 65. Geo
plurality over George Fred Williams. q
Democrat in a total vote some 100. 600
less than last Year. Iieutenant-Gov-
ernor Wolcott, Republican, is elected
by a plurality nearly as large. The
balance of the Republican State ticket
is elected by slightly smaller plural-
ties William Il. Moody is elected TO
Congress IN the Sixth District by near
ly 10,UUU majority over Harvey y.
Shepard. Democrat. The Democrats
have gained one Senator in Boston and
a few Representative throughout the
State.
The question rs it expedient to grant
municipal suffrage 10 women?" is de-
cided in the negative by a majority
reaching 10000, or nearly two to one
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BUTTE (Mont.), Nov. 5.-Advicss from
Kalispel are to the effect that the strike
ordered on the Great Northern last night
by Roy Goodwin. the American Railway
Union Director, is failure, as the men
refused TO quit work, and Goodwin and
three others are Undor arrest on the
charge of malicious destruction of prop
erty. There does not appear TO DO the re-
motest possi biiiCy of strike on the Mon
taua Central, regardless Of what may
happen on the main line. Messages re-
ceiyed from Harve and kalispel quote
Chief Dispatcher Taylor and Chief Dis
patcher Rogers of the Montana and hal-
ispei Divisions, respectively. as saying
that not man in their jurisdiction re-
fused TO go to work this morning. The
only troubles reported was the ground
ing OF The pauy's aud Western Union
wires cast and west OF Pacific junction
yesterday, which inter!erei with tele-
graphic business for about four hours un-
I'll the difficulty could be overcome.
~ Narreu wires from St. Paul that there Is
no trouble on the system. IAe employees
of the Montana Central OH the Butte and
Great Valley Divisions are diligently at
tending TO their own business. and are
mani1estiug but little interest in Ihe mat
ter.
The preliminary examination OF Roy
Good win aud other y. X. l.. leaders this
afternoon resulted in binding them over
to the District Court GoOdwln's bond
was hxed al $1,000.
SEATTLE (W2sn.), Nov. 5.-Thus lar
there are no indications of strike at tho
western terminus OF the Great Northern
Railroad. 1nis morning J. NJ. barr, Cen
eral superintendent OF the road, wired
from st. Paul to Assistant General Pas-
senger Agent p. L. shelby of this city.
saying that no grievance existed between
the employees and the company.
81. PAUL, Nov. 5.-Reporis up TO 10
O'clock tonight are TO Iue e1ect that
traIns on tho Great Northern are running
on time everywhere except at DEVILS
Lake. \. ID. At the latter point several
trains were sidetracked. Everything is
again quiet at Spokane, kaltspel. Column
bIa Fails aud Minot.
President Il Ill was asked this afternoon
what he thought OF the strike situation.
and he answered laconically: II have
been looking all the afternoon Tor a strike
ceuter, but haven't been able TO lind one.
All OF the emf pl0yes of the Great Northern
are working full time. We cannot afford
at this time TO have trouble with our men,
aud Will not have"
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Nov 5.-About one
fourth Of the State heard from elects
six Democrats Senators and twenty
five members of the House.
RICHMOND Wa.), Nov. 5.-At a.
m the returns show the election by the
Democrats of eleven of the twenty SEN
ators and fifty-seven of the 100 Dele
gates Several counties still to be
heard from will almost certainly re-
turn Democrats. Both houses of the
General Assembly will beyond question
be fully in control Of the Democrats
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low A.

DES MONIES, Nov. 5-Returns
come in slowly as the polls generally re-
main open until s p. m. Reports from
the State indicate a generally light
vote. Scattering reports, however.
show that as a rule the Republicans
have gained and the Democrats lost
Republican State Committee now
claims 10000 as the lowest plurality
for Drake. The Legislature will be
Overwhelmingly Republican
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American Protective Association, has
beaten the combined Democratic and
Citizens, parties by about LOCO to .,
coo votes, w. j. Broatch Republican)
being elected Mayor by about 1000
votes over c. H. Brown Democrat and
Citizen). The county has also gone Re
publican by about 1900 1t looks as
though the election of every Republican
nominee is certain, even the famous
Judge Scott pulling through.
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coUNrRY,s POTATO CROP.

The Yield This Year Something
Phenomenal.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-This weeks
American Agriculturist has a valuable
article on the potato crop of the country
for 1895. 1t seems that this years. yield
is something phenomenal-no other year
approaching its magnificent total. The
crop measures over 282, ,000 900 bushels
against only $1,000, GOO bushels last year
The Pacific Coast is the only region
where the crop shows falling off, while
the Empire State takes the lead. The
percentage OF increase is not the less
marked in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iui-
nois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
and indeed everywhere in the central
Western States.
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WAR IN CUBA.
Rebels Reported dispersed With Heavy
LOSSES.

INVUUtS INs5pOK ISU = -'s'f s'>-0t " IOH AISfIFy
LOSSES.
HAVANA, Nov. 5.-A dispatch from
Santa Maria says the Government troops
have had battles with rebel bands under
the leaders Rego, FleiIes and Bermudez
at Minas Ricas, Siguainea and Matagua.
III which the rebsis were dispersed with
heavy losses. Among those killed WAS
Leader Fleltes. Two prisoners. a num-
Der of saddle-horses and quantity Of
munitions, medicines, ETC., We're cap
tured. The bands were completely scat
tered aud are being pursued by the troops.
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COLORAD

DENVER, Nov 5.-The elections in
Colorado were for county officers \
light vote was cast in many counties,
due to a storm lasting most of the day.
In the largest counties, ArapahOe, Ell
Paso and Pueblo, the Republican party
seems to be defeated In Denver the
interest in the election was quite in
tense, and the fusion ticket viii prob
ably win Armstrong for Sheriff is
certainly elected over Webb, the Re
publican candidate The women
voted about as generally as the men.
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4 Copscieuce Contr1butfon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. o. Internal
Revenue Commissioner Miller to-day re-
ceived draft for $780, The draft was
signed by banking firm. and it was for
warded through New York bank. The
fact that Commissioner Miller re-
ceived it is regarded as almost certain
that some person had defrauded the
Internal Revenue Department TOR the
amount stated. The oldest clerks in the
Internal Revenue Bureau say this is the
first conscience contribution received
at that bureau within their recollection
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The American ship Granite state

LONDON, Nov. 5.-The American ship
Granite State, Captain Fulton, which
struck on the Rundeistone rocks, near
Penzance, yesterday, and was beached at
Port Curro Bay To prevent her from
toundering, is breaking up. The weather
is SO bad that the work OF salvage cannot
be carried OH.
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So far as received the State returns in
dicate that Hardin will come TO Louis
VILE with a small plurality, but whether
it will exceed Bradley's plurality in the
city is problematical. The returns OF
the vote for members of the Legisla-
ture are scattering, but it will probably
remain Democratic.
LOUISVILLE (Ky), Nov. 5.-Com-
plete returns from twenty-six counties
give Hardin -, ,406, Bradley 2o,34G.
Other incomplete returns increase Har-
den's vote to 46,099, Bradley II ,532.
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brief message will be realized immedi-
ately. He has undoubtedly made great
many discoveries of much value. Dr..
Smith is well known in This city. being a
graduates of the university OF Pennsyl-
vania of the class of 1885, and a member
of the University and other clubs.
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;. +. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Delegates Chosen TO Attend Congressei
10 Be Reid in the East.

Delegates Chosen TO Attend Congresses
TO Be Held in the East.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.-At a spe-
cial meeting Of the trustees of the Cham
Der of Commerce held this afternoon the
question OF sonding Il delegate to the con-
vention of the American Shipowuers and
National Grange, to be held in Massa-
chusetts on the l4th inst, WAS taken up.
one of the most important questions to
come up Will be David Lubin's diferon-
tial tonnage OH American shipping and
bounties on exported agricultural staples.
This measure has been indorsed by the
chamber, and is said TO be receiving
much favorable attention in the Easl. Il
WAC finally decided to send Hugh Craig.
Vice President CT the organization. TO
represent San Francisco. Captain W. l..
Merry was chosen delegate TO the Trans
mississippi Congress, 10 be held at
Omaha on the 25Ih inst.
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BERLIN. Nov. "a dispatch to the
Frank fort Zeitung from Fiume. Austria
Hungary, situated at the northwest ex-
tremity OF the Adriatic Sea. says earth
Quake shocks have been felt in the COM
mune of Grahova. near Ragusa, thirty
eight miles from Cattaro. WIDE fissures
in the ground extend over a large terri
tory. Several houses collapsed ana
general panic prevails among the inhabi-
lnufS
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clyde ship-gulIders, Lockout

GLASGOW, Nov. 5.-The Clyde ship
builders began their promised lockout
to-day by paying off and suspeDding %
per cent. of their workmen. The Clyde
builders are acting in harmony with the
Belfast ship builders, whose employees
are on strike.
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The Chlcagoans Defeated.

ORANGE (N. J.). Nov. 5.-The football
gamo between the Orange Athletic Club
and the Chicago Athletic Association on
Orange oval to-day was won by the
former by score OF 24 to 0. The Chicago
team was on the defensive. They seemed
unable to Withstand the heavy on-rush of
the Orange line.
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Fatal Shooting in Virginia.

CAPE CHARLES CVa.), Nov. 81
William Stevenson (white) a well-known
farmer, So years old. at Casten, Somerset
County, Md, was shot through the head
NJ the polls while trying to vote, by Sam
uel Dickerson (colored.) Stevenson Is
not expected to live. Dickerson made
his escape.
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Used the Mails TO Defraud.

Los ANGELES. Nov. Sin the
United States Court to-day the jury
found all three OF the Willard family
guilty OF using the mails 10 de.rsud.
Meta Willard was q beauty doctor anu
established agencies all over the state.
defrauding people at Napa, Nevada CiJy,
San Jose ana at Battle Creek, Mich, aud
Joliet. HI
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.-On ac-
count of the uncertain condition of the
weather the California Jockey Club has
postponed it's programme OF trotting
events indefinitely.
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THG STRIKE A FAILURE.
Employees of the Great Northern
Refuse TO Quit Work.
TRAINS ARE RUNNING ON TIME ON
ALMOST ALL LINES

Den of Gang of Burglars Located
Near Middletown, aiendocino
County, and Large Quantity of
Stolen Goods Reeovered-The VIII
lard Family round GUILTY in tho
L. 5. District Court at Los Angeles
for Using the Mails TO Defraud.
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Left To Escape nis Creditors.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.-Charles
Eaton, proprietor of the owl Buffet. is
missing. It is said he left TO escape MS
creditors. He was formerly proprietor
OF a resort near San Francisco. and later
owned the Hollenb beck bar i'll this city.
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Confession OF a Per.jurer.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 5.-Horace Long
of Antelope Valley, who, III connection
with George Smith, was arrested yester-
day for perjury. confessed this morning.
Smith has not yet been captured. but
Richard Avandercarr. who was to have
been cleared by the testimony of Long
and Smith, is in custody.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON (Miss), Nov. 5.-Indica-
tions are that the entire Democratic
State ticket is elected by from sc, 900 to
30 600
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The result of
the election in New Jersey indicates a
sweeping victory for the Republicans in
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slnshing of KaIIroad Rates.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5.-The war in
rates between the Southern Pacific and
the Santa Fe commenced to-day. There
is quite a slashing of rates TO Eastern
points. The Southern Pacific is selling
tickets reading from Los Angeles TO Chr
oag0, st. louis, Cairo and other points.
via New Orleans, at the rate which pre-
vailed up 10 this morning for tho same
trip via the short line. Likewise, The
Santa ke Is selling tickets reading from
Los Angeles to Omaha via Kansas City at
the rates that were charged over the direct
line to Omaha.
Den OF a Gang OF burglars Located.
UkIAH. Nov. 5.-Oflicers to-day lO-
Gated the den OF gang of burglars which
have been operating in this vicinity Tor
some time, and recovered large guam
tity OF stolen goods. O.. ". Coburn, an
occupant OF the cache" was arrested.
and will be arraigned tomorrow. The
lair was in an almost Inaccessible spot III
steep gulch, near Middleton.
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MARIPOSA, Nov. 5.-Judge L. r.
Jones, pioneer snd distinguished jurlst.
died this morning.
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shell-Gnme sharp Captured.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. o. George
Wash, son of City Marshal Wash of
Napa was buncoed a day or so ago by
shell-gams men at the race track. He
met one OF the men on the street to-day
and held him, during violent struggle,
until officers arrived. The fellow gave
the name OF James Clayton to the police.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-06-27
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT KEEL
MONOPOLIZE PUBLIC INTER
EST THE PAST WEEK.
A COMPARISON OF THE DIFFER
ENT FLEETS ASSEMBLED.
Germany Will Likely Gail an Interna.
tional Monetary Conference Soon.
Another Charge Trumped Up
Against U. S. Meat.

Berlin, June 22.-(Copyrighted, 1895, by
the Associated Press. Public interest, as
might be expected, has been monopolized
during the past week with the festivities
in Hamburg and Kiel upon the occasion
of the opening of the Kaiser Wilhelm
canal, and Berlin has been deserted by
nearly all the prominent men. The news
papers have devoted pages every day to
the canal celebrations and everything
done and said has been literally COM
mented upon.
Emperor Williams speech at the Ham
burg banquet was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed here and the stress laid by him on
the peaceful significance of the event
caused general pleasure. So has the fact
that most amicable entente seemed to
exist between the emperor and all the
German sovereigns. AT the Hamburg
banquet the emperor, the moment the
king of Bavaria arose to speak, poured
wine into the latter's glass, and his cor
dial attentions to the king of SaXony were
favorably noticed. His majesty's pacific
utterances have also been very well re-
ceived in Austria. A dispatch from
Vienna states that Herr Dumba, reporter
of the budget committee, speaking to the
Austrian delegation today, referred to
the speeches of the emperor, saying:
"Those utterances of peace by our
august ally find a mighty re-echo in Aus
triawhich is in perfect harmony with these
words of peace. The creation of such q
work of peace as the Baltic canal is proof
that both States and people nowadays are
engaging in a widely different struggle
and that the competition in the words
trade is now purely confined TO the domain
of economy"
The naval correspondents of the Ger
man and Austrian newspapers have highly
commended the appearance of the United
States war vessels and crews. They
praised the ease of motion and eXactness
of their manouvres, according them first
place in that respect. They style the
New York the finest vessel of her type
at Kiel. The American war vessels also
aroused more curiosity than all the Others
and they were visited by thousands OF
people. The officers of the United States
squadron showed wonderful good nature
in welcoming every one and trying to talk
German. The German visitors were con
siderably puzzled by the fact that the
Marblehead and others of the American
squadron have Japanese stewards and ne
groes among the crew. In this connection
the critical comparison of the various war
ships at Kiel, made by an English nava
expert now there, is especially interesting
Omitting the British feet from comparison
in order to avoid semblance of par
TALLY, he expressed the opinion after tax