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A QUEER SEA MONSTER.
Captured or wamoT Island In the
 Pacific Ocean.

Captured or Wamof Island In the
 Pacific Ocean.
 SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 4-A party of Englishmen, who had been porpoise fishing in the Pacific ocean, discovered and killed monster that resembled merman. The party was off the island of Wamoff in their huntingboat, and Lord Devonshire, one of the fishers, had just shot porpoise, when someone called out: "Look there P pointing to q frightful looking monster about a ca ble's length away. Hastily raising his weapon he fired and hit the creature be- tween the eyes The shot, though it did not kill it, so stunned it that it lay perfectly still on the surface of the sea- It showed fight when hauled into the boat and had to be killed to prevent it from swamping the craft The monster is said to be one of the strangest freaks ever put together It measures 10 feet from it's nose to the end of it's fuke- shaped tail, and the girth of it's human shaped body was just feet
 It would weigh close to zoo pounds From about the breast bone to a point about where the base of the stomach would be were it human, 1t looked like q man. It's arms, quite human in shape and form, are very long and covered completely with long, coarse, dark red dish hair. as is the whole body.
 It had or did have at one time, four fingers and thumb on each hand, al. most human in shape, except that in place of finger nails there were long, slender claws. But i'll days probably long since gone by it had evidently fought some monster that had got the best of It, for the forefnger of the right hand, the little finger of the left and the left thumb are missing entirely.
 Immediately under the right breast is a broad, ugly looking scar which looked as if some time i'll the past it had been inflicted by swordfsh
 The creature is now being preserved in ice at Seattle and will be shipped to the British museum.
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RESULT OF A QUARREL.
The Wife Killed With an Ak and thu
 Husband Suicides

The Wife Killed With an Ak and thp
 Husband Suicides,
 BLOOMING GROVE, Tex, Nov. 4.- Peter Hanson, q Norwegian brick man. ufacturer, and his wife are dead here from the result of a quarrel
 The tragedy seems to have originated in young man accompanying Mrs. Hanson home from church and remain ing until late hour Sunday night
 The wife was killed with an ax and the husband was found ill the barn with a pistol shot through his stomach. Hanson made an itemized statement of his indebtedness and directed that it be paid from his insurance, which amounts to 5000, of which $1500 was on his wife and the same amount on his himself.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 3.-So intense is the interest in the election that although rain began falling early in the morning the vote was heavy from the opening of the polls. The probabilities are, in spite of an almost continuous downpour, the vote boiled here will be the largest in recent years. A feature of the bal loting is the large vote being cast for Mckinley and Palmer
 THOMSON. Ga, Nov 3.-Thomas E. Watson, the Populist candidate for vice president, walked from his home to the polls early this morning and deposited his ballot. He voted for John T. West, Populist candidate for congress, but tore off that portion of the ticket bear ing the names of the Mckinley electors. Watson's example in this respect was largely followed by Populists in the dis trict.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Election day here dawned with heavy fog hanging over the city, Rain, which commenced to fall yesterday afternoon, and which gave promise of wet and disagreeable weather, on election day, stopped dur ing the evening. As the day wore on the fog was gradually dissipated by the sun, and at 8 a. m. every indication pointed to an ideal day and heavy vote The weather throughout the state is cool and clear
 Reports from all over the city up to Il o'clock show in a majority of pre-. cincts over half the vote had been polled. In the Tenth ward, where the voters are laboring men the vote is said to be almost soidly Republican.
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BOTH GLAIN VICTORY.
Hanna and Jones Confident
 of Success.
NO CHANGE IN THEIR ESTIMATES.

Hanna Declares Mckinley W1ff Get 3f1
 Electoral Votes and Possibly More.
 Jones Does Not Make an Estimate,
 but Says Bryan VIII Be EIeeted-Tht
 Officers to Be Elected.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-On the night be- fore the battle, serene and unbounded confidence reigna i'll the headquarters camp of the Democratic party and in that of their Republican rivals as well.
 On neither side is there @ shadow of 8 doubt of the results of the struggle, and in fact, so sure are the two parties of victory that there is on both sides 6 feeling of aytonishment that the other fellow has the audaeity to claim any. thing at Ill.
 At both headquarters there was yes- terday a general exodus for home and voting booths Chairman Hanna left for Cleveland
 Chairman Jones win remain at hia post He is confident of the result in Arkansas without his vote aud will re- ceive the returns ill this city.
 Chairman Washbarn will remain at the headquarters of the Populist party in Chicago
 The following final forecasts were made by Chairman Hanna and Jones
 Chairman Hanna said:
 T am confident that the strength of Mckinley and Hobart in the electoral college as the result of today elections will not be less than 3tt votes Our polls. taken by trained men, indicate that we will carry not only California and Oregon, but every one of the central western states, including Missouri and Kansas There is reason for us to be- lieve, too, that Texas will cast her elec- toral vote for the Republican candidates, and that Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee and West Virginia will be found i'll the sound money column North Carolina is practically conceded. Altogether the victory promises to be one of the greatest that has ever been won by a candidate for president "
 Chairman Jones gives his views this way:
 ''In today's presidential election the west and south will present q solid front against those classes of the east yet dominated by the money influences of New York City and London. The forces back of this movement are not yet fully understood by the eonserEa- tive people of New England and some of the middle western states. This is by no means sectional, and their inter ests are the same as those of the great producing states in the west and south. This is a campaign in which politicians of both parties have been practically powerless either to advance or retard the onward march of the people in their demand for new national independence. It has been the peoples fight and it will be their victory
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, NOV. 1 1896.
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION
NOVICES STOP 4 TRAIN
Katy Passenger Held Up Near
 Alvarado.
THE ROBBERS SECURE NOTHING.

There Were Three of Them and They
 road Boys-Officers Are In Pursuit
 snd Confident of Their Capture-Ex-
 press Messengers Forethought.
 ALvARADo. Tex. Nov. 4.-The south bound passengertrain on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad was held up here at T o'clock Monday night by three masked men, who climbed over the tender. and covering the engineer and fireman made them stop the train.
 They then made the porter out the expresscar loose from the passengereara and made the engineer pull out on the hill this side, where they made him un- couple the engine and move off some distance.
 Going to the expresscar they ordered the messenger out. After he got out they made him get back into the car and told him to hand out the money quick. Instead Of doing so he turned of the light and shut and fastened the door.
 While this was transpiring the great est excitement prevailed and the rob bers who were doubtless novices were disconcerted by the action of the mes- senger.
 The engineer realizing the situation, pulled the throttle open and ran into Grandview and wired Hillsboro.
 The robbers became alarmed and fled.
 The robbers are described as boys abont IT to 20 years old. They did not get any, thing.
 The officers are securing the country and are confident they will arrest the robbers,
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Both Claim West Virginia.

WHEELING, Nov. 8.-The Republican managers claim that Mckinley s plural ity will be from 10000 to 12,ooo. On the other hand the Democratic man. agers claim the state is sure for Bryan by 5000.
 Republicans claim all four congress- men and Democrats concede them all but one-the first district The feeling is very high throughout the state, but no trouble is apprehended anywhere.
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GeorgIa Situation.

AuersrA, Nov. 8.-Tt is expected that the Democrats will carry the state by 5o,ooo majority The Populists, as a rule, will not adopt the fusion with the Republicans that was arranged by the executive committee of their party, but will vote for Bryan outright.
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reat zeal. but there is some feeling of

great zeal, bnt there is some feeling of nneasiHess tlssHea nii.e.tenths of the Democrats are si4eese IT would seem in Il aalief that Watson will pull through with at least l0,0o9 plurality. Many put the figures higher The Russell men are quite buoyant and claim l5,ooo votes for their candidate. giving Guth-
 rie (Populist) 20.G00 and Watson l30, 900.
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MAY RETURN ON A wARsHlp.

Remark Attributed to General Lee
 When He Left Havana
 SEw YORK, Nov. 4.--A special to The Herald from Havana says Consul General Lee was reported as saying to a friend before leaving for the United States
 ''It would not surprise me if should return to Havana on a warship."
 The Cuban leaders here are jubilant, as they say that the result will be either intervention by the United States or an ignominious .batkdown on the part of Spain, which would destroy what little prestige she has left.
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KENTUCKY.

MUNFoRDyILLE, Ky, Nov. S.-Gen. Simon B. Buekner, candidate for the vice presidency on the National Demo cratic ticket, voted early tkis morning at Rio precinct. The casting of his bal. lot was attended by no unusual circum. stances except . cheer when he walked to the polls
 LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8.-Election day dawned with slightly clouded sky that gave promise of fine weather until
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The dyspeptic car. ries a dreadful load on his back. 1t seems as if he were really made up of two men. One of them anibi- tious, brainy and en- erg c tic ; the other sick, listless, peevish aud without fore e. T Il e weak m a Il weighs the other one down. The dyspep- tic may be able to do pretty good work one day, and the next day bRNotJSa nf cOt,1a 1,f
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True RilI Acninst Tham.

LONDON, Nov. At Clarkenwell sessions the grand jury found true bills against Mir. and Mrs Walter NJ. Castle of San Francisco, who are accused of shophfting.
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Only State Ticket In Doubt

DENVER. Nov 8.-The campaign in Colorado closed with only the state ticket in donbt. It is conceded Bryan will carry the state by majority esti. mated at 75 ,oo0 to 125,0 ,000.
 Senator Teller's reelection is assured, as is that of Congressman Shafroth and Bell
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A Political Quarrel.

PORTSMOUTH, O., Nov. 3.-In quar- rel over politics last evening Yves Ar mold and Charles Games were fatally cut by Ike and Julian Cameron. The former was yelling for Mckinley and the latter for Bryan. The Camerona escaped.
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rrearranged Ftaad fs Charged.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 3.-The Dem oerats claim the state electoral ticket by 50,000, while the Republicans charge prearrangea frauds and give no figure.
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Bryan Did Not Register.

OMAHA, Nov. 3.--Mr Bryan changed his plans and did not return to Lincoln until this morning about 10 o'clock. Ii was necessary for him to swear in his vote, as he has not had an opportunity to register on account of his campaign ing tonra.
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ELECTION FORECAST.
Virginia wul Go Tor Bryan.

PETERSBURG. Nov. 3.-Both sides are claiming the vote of Virginia, but a conservative estimate gives tho state to Bryan by 3o,000 The Democrats claim all 10 congressman, but it is more than likely that the Republicans will elect three or four.
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Situation In North carioIina

RALEIGH, Nov 8.-While Repub- hcans claim Mckinley by 2o,O00 mp to So,0oo, the Democrats seem not to re- gard these claims seriously. but feel comfortably sure of Bryan carrying the state by from 10000 to 10000.
 The Democrats are working with
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Wisconsin Claimed by Both.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 8.--Ohairman Peck caims the state for Bryan by 10000 and says five congressman will be Dem- ocratie.
 The Republican Chairman Coe claims the state by 60,00o
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 3.-Weath- CT cloudy; election progressing quietly all over the city. Very little interest seems to be taken in the election, owing to the absence of local or state contests
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BoTH ARE NOW DEAD.
Strange Infatuation Between Woman
 and 3 Lad.

CHICAGO, Nov. Mrs. Annie Schrei. Der. sS years old, and her 14-year-old nephew, Bruno Mike, who disappeared Monday, were Hound on the streets of Elgin, Ills. yesterday morning. The boy was dead. having been shot through the head and heart, while the woman had bullet wounds in one eye and in the breast. The affair WAS the continuation of an infatuation between the two which has lasted for months.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Men Dead and Woman Is seri-
 ousiy Wounded.

ousfy Wounded.
 WHEELING, Nov. IA horrible trag- eny, in which two men were killed and 8 young woman fatally wounded oc- ourred Monday at Schichtown, on the Ohio side of the river. The victims are Dot Gray. who was shot through the body, but who is still living; William Metzger, shot through the body and killed, and Scott Linton, who shot and killed himself. The shooting was all done by Linton, who had been in love with the Gray woman. He found Metz ser in Miss Gray's room and, drawing . revolver, shot and killed Metzger, then shot che girl, then fired 8 bullet into his own brain.
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10th Confident In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3. The situation in Kentucky is unchanged from the situa- ton as given Saturday night The Re- publieans claim the state is safe for Mckinley by from l5, 900 to 20, GOO: the Democrats claiming the same majority for Bryan.
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OverwhelningIy For axoKinlev.

HARTFORD, Nov 8.-There is no change in the outlook from what has been previously announced. Democrats are agreeing with the Republicans that Connecticut is overwhelmingly for Nc. Kinley.
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KANSAS

KANSAS GIrY, Nov. 3.-Three hours after the polls had opened it is estimat- ed that fully 20 per cent of the regis tered vote was east.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-The weather today is of the sort that calls out a full vote, though under any kind of sky a full vote would come out in Indiana to. day.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. 3.-There is 6 big vote being pollea here, though it will be less than two years ago. There are many women among the voters.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The great est of interest is manifested in the elec- ton, and full vote is anticipated throughout the state.
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Confnsion In -Nahrnsi,a.

OMAHA, Nov. 3.-There is much con fusion in Nebraska. Both Bryan and MeKinley advoeates claim the state.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 3.-phere is every indication that the vote will be the largest ever boiled in Delaware.
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rying the most wonderfully beautiful
embroideries in the shape of banners
that can be conceived of.
A much admired float was Utah.
Miss Peart. representing the state,
sat in a huge sego lily. with a canopy
of these delicate flowers shading her
beautiful face from the sun. Her maid
of honor sat in a smaller lily, driving
with long satin streamers a golden but
terhy
Many new and beautiful floats ap-
peared that had been especially de-
signed for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton, which was to end the carnival
The affair has been successful be-
yond the fondest anticipations of its
promoters, who deserve the warmest
thanks from the community They
have given weeks of hard labor and
have spared no pains to make it the
most memorable event of the kind in
the history of Utah. EMILY KATZ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-05
SEEN BY A WOMAN.
The eliminating Exercises at the
Tribunes Yesterday Morning

The eliminating Exercises at the
Tribunes Yesterday Morning.
The scene in the tribunes yesterday
morning was a gayly exciting one.
Many hundreds who, the first two DAYS
of the carnival, had stood on the street
to watch the parade, rushed down
state street to witness the Goddess of
Liberty expose the queen of the car
niVal. By IL O'Clock the place was
packed with gayly dressed women and
children, waiting anXiously the first
notes of the brass band that would
signal the approach of the grand
parade. They were not kept long wait
ing, however, as one of the features
of the carnival week has been the
prompt manner in which the process
sions have moved. for which the execu-
tive committee deserves special com
mendation. The parade was headed
by the Sixteenth infantry, from Fort
Douglas, and the regulars were en-
Enthusiastically received by the people
as they marched down the street with
Old Glory waving proudly over their
heads. Next came the governor and
his staff, followed by the car contain
ing the Goddess of Liberty and her
attendants. This car is a magnificent
piece Of workmanship and was pat
termed after an original design by Art
Director Will Clawson. The Goddess
of Liberty, Mrs. Harry Young Jen-
nings, stood in the centre of the car.
dressed IL & white silk crepe. fashioned
after the Creek style, with the Ameri-
can flag draped artistically in the folds
of the front. She wore a crown of
delicately wrought Utah silver with
q star mounted in diamonds rising
from the front, while a smaller one
appeared at each side. In her right
hand she supported a large silk flag.
Her maids were each attired in Greek
gowns with the national colors draped
from the right shoulder and falling
far down the skirt on the left side.
The car was drawn alongside the
throne for the goddess and her at
tendants to alight. They were received
by the queen, who gracefully abdicated
the throne, from which for the first
two days she had ruled sc. graciously.
and watched with interest the browning
Of the new queen. The scene was very
impressive. The governors staff was
drawn up in martial array on either
side of the throne, the maids of honor
in attendance on each queen held their
places on the steps, while the two
regally beautiful women sat gracefully
In their places acknowledging the sa-
lutes of their loyal subjects as they
passed down The street. a feature of
special interest was the huge Chinese
dragon. Nothing mora unique can be
imagined than this monster which an.
peared to be alive from the natural
manner in which ii was writhed and
twisted down the street by the twenty
China men that were necessary 10 carry
It along. This huge animal is entirely
made by hand Of scales thickly over
tapping each either that flash and
scintillate IN the sun in a manner daz-
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MEN WHO COURT DEATH.

The foreign legion Of the French
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the fact that many of it's members are
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Sumed names