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N Ac,0rNru1 IuAIOuaY
a aurd.r Mystery - Thought to b.
cleared ~.

WfLLsBOKO, Pa, Aug. 10. 90 The
myblrry suTfouUdi Z the death, on
Aay IL, Of hii's ~ zinrIh Knapp was
partly cleared isst sllut by tho street.
VI Mis- Charlotte buil.u, alias How.
ell, ON wafrEE. UFn.yIug hor vita
murder. Miss kuEgp, NIo made her
homs In the ipuuuy z thauEGsy T..
Howell, became fudIsnly ~ on May
lG Rud died tho next DAY. The gOfU.
uet's Jury rendered verdict that she
died Ut corrosive poison, gdninlstsTod
either by hsTsslt OF sons unknown
person. Detectives secured evidence
enough 10 warrant the arrest OF Miss
button, who had bsuu living In the
family Of Howell also, IL Ia charged
by the friend. OF Miss Knapp that
Miss Dult1n was jealous OF her. When
tho alleged criminal was taten to iBll
she fuigneu insanity, shortly after
Misc DuttOu's appearance " the How
oil TutiienGe, the lAltgf'H Wits died
under peculiar clrrumstNnC,s, slou
anetward IA y0ungE9n di0L with symp.
toms Of poisoning,
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BIDS THEM GOODBYE
ChrISiOphsTsOn Cannot Keep Up VIII
GlddtS and Roberts.
SAT- THEY TRAVEL TOO FAST.
Grcair't salSry Drawing County Cour,
Salt Lake lla- t,sr Ilud-Figure.
that i,ll Strange Sturie,.

A climax has been reached in tho
.llain oi sails latc'- unptect Ioutsdly
cttrayaVant county court--lhat 10 Ia
salary payments to i,s owU members
aud tbottzpiyeu Will reilicc accord.
inaly.
That the deEoueueut az not occur
sooner IL a mNs.,ty that T. made
3 min only ny the statements
& srltc man ,h.NtHr'orou, VINO
with at, OIL. gup, G'J.es ami
i1huns have teen travelling Mt
pace tsal has ,mnshrI all similar
previous ,ilicml rscyfIs. The Hut
named Of the trio says inst he mu,t
now stop. The pace Is such that he
u,v.HftB ne must DO ~. lie N ~ tho
opinion ilIHt the srTyaut IL wuftIy VI
bic hlIe, rut that h. IN entitled % 10
riIiu. lie Dum,p tli,t 81 bmr- his
Httat5 OF .u~ tuc' ,br UIirsEt AuJ ~ "a
nns hrru 800, b, ga. He Uuuttuin hini.
H"l. W|h The SNOW led" tupt INC
vlniTs tylIvs mt Erb-fls were
nlwHy' larger than liB uvu. ku usyu
uiFu that Nu Won have Eicf,i
over tho Traces before. tu' trnt
Nr dII uli wlph 90 appear
paniW ui.ua 100 . rtsr that v.-
Furh yil' u rgrst o. I.s colleagues.
o., tav,-HtH. .Ury u,F" lrlus u1fnr
tuNU iiur..v .W together hy tur zane
UuftH'', si. o. WAr u.t ..ty g. maxi
TIE Juuls Lui 10 .rb hru made, rui
f tFuni % iH br -"rn whether tue
na uupr OF t'0" rUbI viii T." rovccd nt
'Ne a.nc gIY uscr sd trHt uuuiir
Nurutt, 90 vhttnvt iurfr viii ur =
Stacking u..uf speed AuI comparative
FaIuru "a 90 cus.
.u Ihir connection n will I've inter
Getting 10 h uu, wn,I up 10 date, has
u,~u considered the nue. rHtiavsgrnt
county cluu, IHid isrlf NJ time O.
time Tor t,tyic.a T-rt-t.r. Tax, thu
Il ret 'uvrn months u' 1894. Damn ihst
tcsI.u tHsc m cusIlinu wsv, 40 tsAen
itpm the ioeOrIr tYisl;
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Nsrious Fosc., rirs,.

EEAITLE, Nasun AuE. I.-FUNsi
fgrs Ia tuls uAit Of tue rH.u uE,,
csusyd ENORMOUS j,moga 30 U.l.t.E,
anu iuf toe ulti tW1 weeks tuv susa-
has been 10 dense IN the Puget hsuuI
Ciiits that % hns been with u.lliHUtr
IcDp'r uto Ablr 90 gnnd GO FtN Js
almost hvfr. 10 ms teen several Hurts
r.Hcs tpctc was a rain Or atuywuf OF
tuiiIciuut uurg ton 60 danTtu 'hu path
~ .Lu Irtai n uta, uud tho n''s usyr
cor uqurutI as.uWsI tseulgua lus ~.
IuttIunr
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NA-IINuIUs, Aug. lD.- Tho hear.
inE before Comptroller Bowler IN the
cousiiiuiionsiity o. our sugGr bounty
law wur concluded today. Thomas J..
0.ema, OF New OfIuaus, presented n
c'fn ully prepared eEal atgumuui,
c3u.enIlnG fret That ii couufy's
cuns'fHrli'I OF the Constitution ny
CuDg1u.s BE- biniius iu the courts, lheu
TIE power Goo tax fHr r. bounty g. lar.
h'uInf industries is 90 longer nu open
question. fDcUud, ,hH course Dt tue
lHEl'lhii..W 80 ire GsIuiUBuur OF the
lHorc is ba HId ai the nation itsrlh aud
mao been sauva1uud by both Uitcct and
InlIIeul nluMLl-L-
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Italians strlAs aud TisLr.

TIIuuuRG, Aug. lU-rwo hundred
ltsiiaut ~ tn0 employ Ui Booth ~
Flynn, city contractors, struck Tor m
advance OF 70 cvntsa DAY, O.het men
were secured 10 take their places aud
today crowd ut strikers attacked
them. r.sks AMI shuyr,s ErTs used
AMI several participants IN tue light
WrTC seriously hufL lhu police tChl.
,etol the f!ulers anu are guarding the
WNTAmel.
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Notuoo OIi tu ,IarTJ.

TuRJslu, Aug lO.-5ir William p .
Huwaua, x G., w., q. g, 49,, uE,lieu.
tenant governor " Toronto, Hud
pfVsiluu of tue CJuiolsAJun Lille
Assurance company, uDw m bis sGgh
year, wall soon lead 20 the altar tie
widow UI James Brghuue, the late
manager OF ,hc D0mlui9n banb, The
relatives no Strongly 0ppostd To the
mAtuu, 5ir william Do au AmsIican
by birth.
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OpiniOu To Come.

In the matter Of the legality OF the
board " puoI,o " rks letting TIE o1n.
tgao. for !he building II the n W city
jail, which was referred to Judge
HUgr, uO 0pluiun has yet been rem
r-ftd. IL Il probable that 4. will le
prepared Monday md submitted 10
The Council at It's regular session Tues
day evening,
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In,I,n llr,al. nv roIIsr nonr.

CnIDAGp, Aug. ly,--iu'eusa interest
wac manHn,ai 10 The ph'lunal circuit
bicycle tournament JuaJ Hhtu john
Lawson, EUOVu Hs the tuulu.t 7weJc,
started on M HI'ru4II 10 btoAk the
A msIlcau hour Tecpf4 o' 20 miles,
l,Is0 yards, made ~ Fed J, THUS
last year. Two milOs were covered 10
4.ss as EzaInst 4i4l by Tlsus. Al tue
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AuTuI,Ass ~ curNA.
No Further Danger Appreciated %
tho Autharitt's,

WAsIuSGIoS, Aug. H. a telcgiam
receive NJ trc avy department i1Iay
Announces that Commander Newell
hes s,il"d vItntHe Detroit nom ShsuV.
hal 10 she Foo. The latter port IL
ilTtnor rom tnu scene NJ the riots tnhn
Shanghai, aud navy ,illcials take thi,
- Indicating that the United Siatrs
authorities In China do not fear further
outbreaks, eel cCiaily IN tho fcgiU near
Shanghai, Assistant Secretary Me-.
Adoo trlsgraph,d Admiral Carpenter,
uIvising him that there was a great
deal n apprehension here that Amen.
cen citizens In China would luss tarir
Iivos and property, anu telling him
that every possible effort must be- mado
10 protect tue A , otiCsu citizens. Hr
also askti tbs admiral 70 CABLE him ut
once tna resi- situation. Animal CaI.
penjr', vi h the nag-Hip Baltimore, 10
-. NugN'hE', J'psp, about iuJ miles
from Shanghai,
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NJ York, Aug, lU-AI the tes.
sion ~ Tue Catholic AwlluUHuc union
rrsa.ihy, upon motion NJ Rev. T..
O't4rg, chairman Ot the Usrn,l5us
guofe was adopted ret1Iu-
..-I SHEA taAnFcI Tue lEgs,. Mgr.
rrphi .ud Aruhblsb1n Currigsn.
Dwiug ~ an rIf.T iu tUf .r7usmiHsi0u
bT Vis, bNc wort "FOSabtl' appeared
az "algSgE u."
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Two uratsi Attendants al al Insnmc
Nsstun.

CuCAuo, Aug. lO.-J0hn Anderson
anu a-grgu Cough, tbs buuuiuE IN.
sgbo asylum attendants charged Win
having kicked Gt0fg. HuCiE, III Ia.
mate, u drstH, were given n pfrlimiu.
aty heading ta4ay AMI held fuf murder.
AusUf'uu claims tue mau was violent
Rui thM GuugH DID tho kiliius IN al
EuoWp. 10 iuGJue tho patient. TIE
confession Yralel ne iAu! that yiU-
lent pAuuuts afs frequently baby
beaten by ,hu attendants VI Duuniug.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ,9.-H. H.,
Holmes 10 occupying his time Ia pre-.
plTaIion y writing history Of his
lie. 10 said that ne has already
found n publisher AMI ihht the slUl y
vii be- out Inside OF ErrE. Diuiricl
Attorney Graham AHA t.dsy that hc
expected im osiaut dsys,U, ments with.
IN the next few layt.
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Imeg Pad pearlr.

a. lmeg, the man who was arrested
Tnuuday IN this cily und token to
Nsy.yilIc by the constable Of thpt city,
vas fuuui guilty OF obtaining money
under ia'-a lr,'rusts ty the Justice II
tie pace, i.rgn uut which lao had
to pay with lrr costs was .3j,
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LONDON, Aux. lO,--fhs correspond.
ent VI tns SuuGUd A. sSBs snys, rbo
lgarlau dsivssuoL Ht 81. PeleIsyvfg
was virtually told that Russia wouli
do nothing for Bulgaria unls,s Prince
Ferdinand Abdlcatsl.
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HEgNrsY, Okla, Aug lo,-Tha
Ng4tn.ul ..t Jttl l'.atA uyot iA.-
s.cI.u i4a. uihut HUuara, ,'ers,
.ulILIu. 10 suI GlG uauaE, a l-tevs,a.
4 csr Wac uioNn on tN.8."uE aud tuJ
u5ttn l.uuI Rock is.-4d iraln dis
Gblud.
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Ihst, should be- f-momb 'tru, the
salary f,mu "r alton fuf ~. time -t,tsi
o. sect NJ ,iilrnl- tundly npy"i ny
tho ruhnu Hnd permanent, retired
Iflm office uy the voter. NJ last year.
election, on account u It's upondthriit
70 idL
For the same seven m1nihs NJ this
yosr the "r-fnrmsTs' have pad them.
sUlVsstH fu.iuwF:
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IusrIcE JAcKnoN's ,uocrssoIL
Justice FisId sprhI- of tho VARIOUS
rossibtlitIts Suggested,

Justice FIsId speaks Of tho VARIOUS
Possibilities suggested,
SAN FRANcmCo, Aun lO.-Aaaci.
ate JuItice Strphsn }. Field, in speak.
Ing Of the tuccssior VI the late Justice
Jackson Of the Supreme Court NJ the
United States, said: "Oi tho four gem
Ilemon spoken OF Postmaster General
Wilson, senator Lindsay, Of Ksa.
lucky, Den NJ. Dickinson, OF Michl-
gan, ana Secretary Carlisle, u IL
very difficult for ms 10 sslec! the one
who Will receive the appointments, II
Carlisle accepts he viii have 90 give
up bis Presidential aspirations. and Of
the other three Lindsay is fat the moro
efficient lufi-i, although all II them
arc cHpnl 10 men and would DO n credit
TO tue U .itei Statss and themselves.
DIH ~. ID cNin'Un Is warm personal
lTluud NJ me PistlIent AM ~ In VIII.
con. Therefore, under tho ptrFrut
ciTcumstalcBs IL would 90 u uirO,ult
matter to name tho man. Any uUr
would he gu.t, aut would not TO tui-
pfissd 10 zee d shtT Dickinson ~ L,u.-
say receive thc appointment, although
I would rot care 10 venture nat IS
Euything other thAu mere psus0uAi
opinion"
"wheu Will the appointment take
place"
"SOme time before tho tsoond Mon.
day R Ootohsr and thtIp my tn h
special session called ~ crnfiim ILs
pTeslItups nOmiaBltun ~ a lusiic-
would not osre 20 slt Ia the Suprs l.e
CouTl " the Ualtri states gnisss Afs
domination was o1rilCusd. Beside
here aft ued mAuy lmpOrtsut
ogIos c1n,ing mp L'iore trs rex, cont
a4d IL IL ~, ossssry that intts uaA ia,
Attendance. There aIesUme important
csses comiHg w from CaliiOtuia, uota-
by tns OsG Rui water front case anu
Tho StAntuId Case,'
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BuENOs NYEEs, Aux, ll-Peacs
has Ds'u 90 tspbrn between 'ue gov
unUyrt o, hiozil Apl the .usutgeuts
Vi tho plUyIpUe yi RIO GTanue ID Sui.
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The Defender Aground

NEWPORT, h. l., Aug. 9.-rhe De.
fender went not iyr n tpiu today, AMI
a. she was returning 10 the hAfG0r, rsn
aground hard sud fast on the spa
which runs out from Goat leland.
The tide was on the sbb, And aftef
several trials II became HppareDl that
Ihs ship could not be- irseu before high
.lue.
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m. -nn,- -r, 80 nI,,nlrn.

SAE DIEGO, Na., Aug. H. The ro.
plu guut ulJ iflm thB city that q
Monterey Wrs almost dissDl.d when
ahe reached thls port h. rmpH.tlrs =
denied. several memoirs Oi ire tftv
state ppsiiiv-.y that toe 70. % mat ug
camu into yDtt vito tour az nrlr.4
hlllvm useless 10 IaHr. .lyy ut .Hft
that sho WIN using nvH b.Hss ILyy
ais GEM lint CytuiIg up isH uusst re
gbs IH.f fgiu 10 mako six kuU's .u
hUv. be- sAy snu tahiiy stcsmrl
e gat ., Oup ~ o. on sH I'i.
,atfus4 .s Associated prpu reporter
thsl 90. Iuly tuIu.aUHH or ;Hutt.fy
au.ut thu snip hriNg Jisnbltt was The
itct iuat tue iout wrfd h1upts were not
In the beet condition, SONS ~ the tute,
luAkiuH. When ute leaked they
had u thhcu out, Hc saii that tue
ward uUilvts wound uayetIus STUDIED.
IL was nJt n mNIluf % srtOus cUusv.
queucr and certainly Mt Wairh
~ base lne Story tia, ,Is rh - Wa 81 g.
sblrl, Tue Monterey tHulI nave ufs.
cycIV4 ~ san flamenco s''hgut =. B..
giug mere. he sduuJ ,lpE'ps navy
department 10 July iulUr@od as 10 the
facts.
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Aboattn 30 .snt.nc,d.

PiEHKF, :. d., Aug. v 80 rae Taylor
dsfSlOauJn l. nUout &, no ctsfeI up,
and the drlSul,ing trea'ugUr will be
sentenced TUESDAY.
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Oman. I,elI,r .n.ir..

OMAHA, Aug. lD.-Juiec Hopewoll
DO. urIiUi the Injunction against tue
.vw police board asked Tor by the old
Iut.
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Olympia. Feb. Is.-Speciai--The aues-
ton OF mileage was again be-
fore the senate on resolution
BY Senator Sergeant to allow ali
committees the regular mileage In
stead of actual travelling expenses. The
matter met with opposition from Senator
yesterday, but was adopted
The bill by Senator Lewis. In relation to
exemptions. was hst by one vote. 1t pro-
viaes that the earnings of any person for
his personal services not 10 exceed the
sum OF sloe per month. where 1t is made
TO appear By his oath or otherwise that
those earnings are necessary for the use
Of family wholly or partly supported
by his labor. shall be exempt from execu-
ton. garu6shusent and attachment or
other process. senator Herr gave notice
that ne would move to reconsider.
Tho senate passed a bin presented by
the committee on constitution. 1t requires
county commissioners and the mayor and
council Of municipal corporations to take
bond from persons contracting to do
work. which bond shall be conditioned
for the pay OF all iaborers, mechanics
and material men. The bill applies TO all
contracts in excess OF 500.
Senator Lesh's bill relating to appeals
was passed without dissent. Ii requires
that in civil actions and proceedings an
appeal must be taken wahin 70 days after
the entry of final Judgment. In criminal
cases an appeal must be taken within 70
days.
viding that in ali cases of foreclosure of
attorneys fees are allowedsthe amount
thereof shall be fixed by the court at such
sum as the court shall deem reasonable,
any stipulations la the note. mortgage or
other instrument to the contrary notwith-
standing with the proviso. however, that
the fee shall not be in excess Of the
amount named IN the note or mortgage.
The reports of the committees who Wis
tied the school for defective youth and
Hthe reform school. were presented ana or
dered printed.
These new bills we're presented:
s. Il. No. 2s3, by F'rink--P Permitting cities
of the first class to construct retaining
walls In street improvements. when ne
cessary.
S. Il. No. 23i. by Frs.ik TO prevent the
destruction of game on islands In excess
os 25o0 acres In area.
S. B. No. 2S5 by Crow Making corpora
tions liable for negligence.
s. b. No. &c. by Taytor-ReQuiring COR
pora,ions to furnish annual statements.
S. b. No. 2ss. By tsarsse Fer the remov-
al of civil officers otherwise than BY Inn
parchment.
s. b. No. 2ss. by Range-Creating the
Office Of inspector Of horticulture.
s. Il. No. 80. by Hutchinson-For a
state road through the Cascade noun
tains, via Saagit pass.
A bill by Senator Lewis for constitn-
tional amendment extending the juris-
diction of justices of the peace was passed
without opposition.
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The Majority For 1t in the Sen.
ate Is Decisive.
BUT AvoTE CAN'T BE REACHED.
John L. Wilson Takes His Seat With
the Free Coinage Advocates.
The Antf-Siiver senators Ffiibu~tcr and
Prevent Actiou-The :. yer Men
show signs Of weakeaing, Not
Wishing TO shut Out the Approprla-
tions.

Washington City, Feb. ia--The prob
ability that the Jones silver bill viii
secure a hearing In the house. If IL
is passed by the senate. Is very small
An apparently impossible barrier
stands before the frs, step necessary
10 bring it before the house. the favor
able report from the committee. The
bill Will be referred 20 the coinage.
weights and measures comnlitise. OF
which Bland. the silver advocate. is
the chairman. in the course of house
routine, but unfortunately for the sill
yer men. that committee Is very mar
rowly divided on the question OF free
coinage. with a probable majority OF
one against IL. With a full muster of
the seventeen members there are eight
TO be listed on each side of the question,
with Khgore Of Texas holding the bal
ance OF power. Kiigore was formerly
accounted free silver advocate. but
has been recently thought To hosd views
antagonlstac 10 free silver. An addi-
tional advantage for the opponents of
free silver is found In the absence of
Sweet Of Idaho. who Is engaged In a
contest for the Senate at home, so at
best the silver men could only hope for
a tie vote In committee Chairman
Bland says he will exert every influence
IN his power 10 secure a quorum IL the
Jones ball Is sent To the house. but he
does not entertain strong hopes that he
can secure report on the bill. IL IL
could be reported he could call 1t up as
privileged in the house. and that body
would be compelled to place itself ON
record on the silver question unencum-
bered by other issues. a proposition that
1t has not yet been called TO vote
upon.
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IN THE HOUSE.


Washington City. Feb. 1.-the house
spent today In the further consideration
of the naval appropriation bill. The
points of order made ~ Sayers a. linss
the items for the increased enlisted farce
OF the navy were oyerru.ed and mis-
amendment looking 10 tseir ellminasson
was defeated. The committee on naval
affairs was victorious on every test ef
strength taken today. The paragraphs
providing for the Increase OF The navy.
the bastieships and torpeioboats. viii be
reached tomorrow. ana the COMMITTEES
is sanguine that the Increases recorI-
menasd viii be authorized. aSsp.te ths
determined opposition OF Chairman Say
ers. OF the appropriation COMMITTEES. who
announced today that he wossss fight the
authorize ton OF the new shseA until the
close OF the session
When the naval bill was taken up the
pending question was the fecIsssn Ga the
chair to'Neil OF Massachuaett1 on the
point OF order raised by Sayers against
the item In the bill authorizing the secrs-
tary Of the navy 10 eniisf at his iisese-
ton 2ooo additianal seamsn wish wnseh
10 man the new ships. The chairman ar
nounced his decision overru..atg the poiut
OF order. Sayers apT caied from the deci-
sion OF the chair. The chair was sustain
ed. III 10 a.
An amendment was offered by Springer.
authorizing ths estaii Of an retsrsd off,
Ger OF the navy or the marine cGrT,a upon
his own re9ua.zI without ad9liieaai cnsn-
pensafior. as teacher if any college 1r
school and it was agreed 20.
In the committee OF the whole ,he sen-
ata amendments 10 the agricultural ap-
preparation bills were disagreed to and
the b.ii seat 10 conference.
Sayers' amendment 10 strike out the
provisinn authorizing the enlistment Of
saao atdsti1naI sesmen was lost. Il 20 81.
lie then moved IN substitute for IL a pro-
xisIan authorizing the secretary of the
navy 10 assiga as many officers and sol
dlers OF the marine corps TO active auty<
on the secondary batteries ot the vi
ships as might be deemed necesgary.f~
Ths committee rose temporarily 49,
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Overwhelming Defeat ofex~GOv.
Pattison in Philadelphia.
All the Republicans. Including Quay.
support Their Ticket.
While the Democrats Are Divided. aa
Usuaa--The FRYE silver Rcpnhlican~
In the orcgun LEGISLATURE Drop
Williams Dosnh Has Only -Four
More Chances.

Philadelphia. Feb. fa.--At msdnisht
all iadsxstsons pains 70 the election of
Charles +. Warwick as aEssxg of shsS
city BY a nssssFaty estimated at frouu
$4,000 10 eo.eoe over Robert w. Patti
son. ex-gosernor Of tue state. William
j. Rnney. the Republican candidate for
feceayer OF taxes. has csssfensly been
largely cut by has party. bat his ina
lfasfty over Col. Sylvester Boaaffcn. tia
nssraocratic candidate. Is estimated at
$4,000. Twelve fresice magistrates. II
select cosancilnsen and 70 common eo,,n-
ciarilen have been elected, ana prasour
indications are that the Republicans
have these Offices
Unusual interest was manifested In
the elessiosi. and a remarkably large
vote WAS poiied The tay was rsuer-
ally observed ss a holiday. and the
streets were crowded The figh; warrsi
by the two reform organizations. the
municipal league and the citizens cssm-
mittee Of nincty-fve. was directed
against the eoumiimea whose svx~ssxis
justified Their being turned down, Tna
most sangusne OF the Republican iextsi-
ers did not hope for snajosdty higher
than $4,000 or 10000. while Gov. rsattt.
son today expressed himself as cunfi-
dent that he would DO elected by a0.oo0
plurality.
That the PennsyivanIa Democracy.
the faction opposed To the leadership OF
National Chairman Harrity. cut Patti
son, Is indicated by the fact that the
Twelfth ward. which usually goes
pemocratlc. gave Warwick 400 mator-
ity.
There was some doubt about senafoe
Quay supporting the Republican ticket.
owing to some ractionai disputes, hut
the returns Indicate that MIR. Quay de-
cided to saciaficc his personal feelings
% the good OF the party, and turned Ia
Tor the support OF the ticket