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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Oct. lO.-The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat-NO. 2 October.
6sa6Shc.; December. 6slsa69c.; May. 72l2a
cember 3s.a24Ac.; May, 26ssa27asc. Oats
No. 2 October. Tlaal7hc.; December, u 7sa
l7sc.: May. l9Aa2oisc. Mess Pork-De-
Lard - December, $4.22isa4.3O January,
a. 42iaa4.50 Short Ribs-December, $3.65a
1866; January. s3.721aa3s7la. Cash quota.
tions were as follows: FlouiDwas dull and
81. a69i.c.; No. 2 sphing wheat. 63a67 ivc.,
by sample; No. 2 red. 69l2a7O7sc.: No.
corn. 23i4a237sc.; No. 2 oats, l7iaalsc.; No.
rye. 35lsc.: No. 2 barley, &c., nominal
No. ! fax seed. 7il2a7jc. prime timothy
seed. $3.50. nominal: mess pork. per barrel.
$7a7.O5: lard. A.27l2a4.3O; short ribs. sides.
loose. $S.6Oa375: dry salted shoulders.
boxed. $4a4.l2l2: short clear sides. boxed
$4ai.l2h: whisky. distiliers' finish. $l.l:
sugars. cut-loaf, s5.3e; granuated. S476;
standard A, 81 45.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
CANNOT "RAISE CAIN IN the BEND.
Mayor strong Refuses to Allow Sal.
walton Army to DO as They Please.

New York. Oct. ia Salvation
Army officer called on Mayor Strong
yesterday and asked permission to
march through the Mulberry Bend dis
trict, with authority to halt and hold
meetings wherever they chose.
The mayor emphatically refused the
request. YOU folks raise Cain by 60
ing into certain districts" he remarked.
land we have many complaints Of these
disturbances. l have no objection to
your holding meetings at given points,
but ! do not think it wise that you
should march from place to place in
certain districts, stopping where you
please. as it usually causes trouble
for all concerned"
Permission to hold meet trgs in Mott
and Mulberry streets. only, WAS given.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
SUPREME COURT MEETING.
The Sessions OF 1867 Will Open at
Washington.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE Supreme
court of the United States will meet to-
morrow and open the term for 1S96-97.
When the court meets tomorrow no
business will be transacted save to re-
celve motions for admission to the bar
When these have been. disposed Of, the
court will adjourn, and accompanied by
the clerk and marshal. call at the
White House and pay their respects to
President Cleveland.
On the succeeding days of the week
the calendar will be called. but it is not
expected that any arguments will be
heard until next week, when the cases
that have been advanced for hearing
will come up.
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among others. The Tribune.
however. has not purchased the plant
Of the Recorder. When l asked Col
onel George Turner. the receiver or the
Recorder. the sum paid for the good will
ana the franchise Of the Recorder. he
said he did not care to state the con-
sideratiOn given.
Asked II he would have charge of the
Recorder features to be incorporated
in the Tribune. MIR. Turner stated that
the details of his connection with that
paper had not yet been decided upon.
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Chicago (.raiu Market.

Union Stock Yards. Oct. lO.--Cattle-Re-
to extra steers. $3.i0a5.15 stockers and
feeders. s.. .50a365; cows and bulls, 81 25a
$50; calves. IS. .5oas.25; Texans, 81. 2.5oa3 15;
western rangers, &.aa2.75. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head: market weak and ia
1Oc. lower: heavy packing and shipping
lots. $30Ja3 Fla: common to choice mixed,
So. 1Oa3.y5; choice assorted. Sa35a3.5O; light,
$3. 10a3. IS: pigs, S2a3.JO Sheep-Receipts,
1900 head: market steady, inferior to
choice, $.75a2.75; lambs, S3a3.45
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LAST OF THE RECORDER.
The New York Tribune He's Absorbed
the Promising Paper.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE New York
Tribune has absorbed the New York
Recorder. The papers involved in the
transfer were signed yesterday. This
mornings issue of the Recorder will be
the last to appear to bear the name.
The main sheets Of today's issue of
the Recorder were printed on Tribune
presses. the services of the Recorders
employees having been dispensed with
yesterday. All the subscriptions to the
Recorder will hereafter be filled by the
Tribune.
Tribune, the cOlored supplement on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
JURY FINDS EMLEY NOT GUILTY.
Unable to Agree in Charges Against
Thomson and Mathcr.

Paterson. n. j.. Oct. II After being
out all night the jury in the cases of
DR.. NTather. F.. A. Thompson and
Fletcher Finley. on trial for alleged
conspiracy in obtaining $1,000 from D.
Roma inc Van Ripper. returned to court
yesterday before Judge Dixon.
The foreman announced that the jury
had found Emley not guilty of the
charge. but could not agree as to the
guilt or Innocence of DR.. Mather and
Thompson. Emley was thereupon dis.
charged from custody. and the two 9TH
ers were released on bail. The jury was
discharged.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

Buffalo. Oct. 0--Cattle-Alarket steady.
firm; veals firm TO strong: good to choice.
Sc. 75a675 Hogs-Market easier; Workers.
S370; mixed packers. S3.GOa3.55 medium.
s. 36Oa3 Is; heavy grades, So. 4Oa3.45 pigs.
$3 5Oa3 So Sheep and Lambs Market
strong for good grades of lambs, others
firmer: sheep unchanged: native lambs.
good to choice. $i4Oa46O; common to fair.
S3.6iia4.l Is; culls, $325a3.75: mixed sheep,
s.. .lOa3l5; culls and common, Sl.75a2. 70:
Canada lambs $t6Oa4SQ
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Philadelphia Provision Market.

Philadelphia. Oct. 10.-Provisions were In
fair jobbing demand and steady. We
quote: City smoked beef. llal2c; beef
lily. Sl0.50all; hams. s. r.. cured. in tierces.
9al0c.; do. smoked. lOalli.c., as to aver
age; sides, ribbed in salt. 4a4l4c. do. do.
smoked, 4aa5c.; shoulders. pickle-cured.
size: do. 10. smoked 6Ha6iac.; picnic
hams. $. p. cured, 5laa6c.; do. do. smoked.
Gl2a7c.: bellies. in pickle. according tn
average, loose. 5a6hc.; breakfast bacon. Ia
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
WE'LL WORTH HEARING.

Three better orators than
- Charles Emory Smith, James II.
- Hoyt and ID. ID. WOodmansee.
~ who will speak next Thursday
- evening at the grand Republican
- mass meeting in the rockingham
." theater, are not to be found. This
- meeting will be open to all and ev-
=. cry voter will find il worth his
while to be there,
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TEAM WORK WAS SUPERIOR.

Scranton Business College Team
Took Game from the Reds.
An exciting game of foot ball was
played Saturday at Schwenks' park Oh
the South Side between the Scranton
Business College foot ball team and the
South Side Reds. Over 400 persons saw
the game and loudly cheered their fav-
OriteS.
Though the college team was lighter
than the Reds its team work was SUI
periOr The score was to 0.
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named Dempsey. who officiated as mas
ter OF ceremonies wasn't a bit of a
favorite with the crowd and he was
made to feel IT,
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SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, OCT. %
LEBECK & CORN

7lac.. as to brand and average; lard, pure.
city refined, in tierces, 4&a5c do. do. do.
In tubs, 5a5kc; do. butchers, loose, 4hc.; ;
city tallow. in hogsheads, Sasc.; country
do. 2s4a3l.c., as to quality and cakes,
2xf.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
GOLF NOTES.

Mr.. Bendelow, the New York city golf
expert and professional coach, will to-
day begin giving private golf lessons to
certain members Of the Country club.
A sufficient number Of persons have en-
gagged his services TO occupy him the
whole of the week. morning and after
noon. The engagement Of Mr.. Bende-
low. while under club auspices, is not
club project. The fact that Scran-
tonians are willing to bear the expense
of being coached by so great a player
illustrates quite forcibly the interest
being taken in the game in this city.
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THE IDEAL AMERICAN TRIP
NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE IDEAL AMERICAN TRIP
NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Superbly Appointed and Commodious
Steel Steamships,
NORTHWEST AND NORThLAND,
American through and through,
leave Buffalo tuesdays and Fridays 9. 80 p. m.
for Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac. The 500.
Duluth, and Western Points, passing all
places Of interest by daylight. In connection
with
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,
1t forms the most direct route, and from ev.
cry point Of comparison, the most delightful
and comfortable one to Minneapolis. st. Paul.
Great Falls Helena, Butte Spokane and Pa
cihc coast. The only transcontinental line
running the famous buffet. library observa.
tion car.
New 81 hour train for Portland via Spokane
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, Lake Minnet0nka.
is miles from Mlnneapolif, largest aud inost
beautiful resort in tho west
Tickets and any information Of any agent or
A. A. HEARD. General Passenger agent.
Buffalo, NY
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Oil Market.

Oil City. Oct. l0.-option oil. lls: credI,
balances. 1l6.
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J. II. Brooks on Saturday won the
cup offered by T. H. Watkins, the club
golf captain. by scoring lOS for Is holes.
Frank Fuller was second with a score
of rs. Fl. p. Simpson tailed 119 and
Reynolds Bedford 124. Mr.. Brooks
lowered his record from Ill.
The first match game between Scran-
ton and Wilkes Barre golfers will be
played on the cath. The next one will
be on the 30th. There will be five play
erS on each team
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-11-13
M'kiNLEv TO HANNA

The saecessfui Candidate Extends Thsaks
and Cong CALCULATIONS tn the Manager Of
His Campaign. a.d Com piiments she
People for Their Emphatic Declaration
Against Rspsaissisn ssa Dsshesor sad
Their D~vossos 10 Law aud Order.
CANTON, O.. Nov. 6-Mr. Mckinley
last night sent the following telegram
10 MIR. Hanna at New York:
CASrox q Nov. s
To Hon. ~ A. Has~a. Wasdorr Heel. .Ssv
yark:
Your telegraphic message announcing the
result OF the election has been received 1 beg
you 20 accept my hearty thanks for your great
services in The cause ~ sound money aud pro-
tectlon throughout the campaign now closed
aud gl0riously won. They were most gener-
Gus aud effective and Will receive the
warm appreciation ~ your countrymel
everywhere will be pleased 70 have you
convey 10 your associates ~ The national COM
miiiec my high appreciation % their ericient
services The people. IN their majesty. lTror-
ing party lines. have declared their cetesta-
tlon Of reputation aud ulshon0r. IL whatever
specous guise they may be presented They
have. with the same mighty power. afrrmed
their devotion 10 Jaw and order and their un-
deylaiing respect Tor justice and ths
courts They have maintained theii uufAl-
tering determination 70 support and uphold
the constituted authorities 81 the coln-
try. aud thereby give new vigor and strength
10 our free institutions They have. indeed.
again cOnSeerated themselves 70 counfrv aud
baptized the cherished ordinances Of free gov
eminent with a new and holy patriotism The
victory j. not 10 party or section. bat ~ Aa1
for the hJie American people. Not the lrss.
OF the .siumph 81 the election j. the OBJ
literal "a Of sectional lines IN IN. republic.
We b e demonstrated 10 the world that No
are a euniied people IN oppose a. In name.
We h-ge manifested IN tbs great cause the
spirit Il fraternity and brotherhood that
should Always charae.er.zc our common and
equal cifiz rs al p.and t4se proven concllslrely
that IA a country % equal privileges and
equal opportunities the insldlOus doctrine %
hate OF 81 class or sectional distinctions can
not prevail. Let Americans straighfHay
devote ourselves to the ppbuildlng - America.
10 the peace, honor and glory % our country
Party disSensions should no LONGER divide or
rack the public mind. nor the zeal or temper
OF either side deter any citizen from patriotic
devotion 10 the good OF all.
lslgned- WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
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KENTUCKY.
Claimed By the Repubiicans--Courier
journal says IL WIN Be Close.

Claimed ny the Republicans--Ccur
journal Says IL win Be Close.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. +.-Republican
Chairman Robert says McKinley's plu-
rality in Kentucky will be between
5000 and 10000. lie conceded the
First. Second. Fourth, Sixth and Sew
enth districts to Bryan by pluralities
of from i0,O3l in the First, down to
/, 465 in the Seventh. As to the congress
sional races he says the First is
in doubt; Second. democratic; Third,
probably republican; Fourth, in doubt;
Fifth, republican; Sixth and Seventh.
democratic; Eighth and Ninth. repub-
lican; Tenth. probably republican. and
Eleventh republican.
Information given out by the Courier
Journal indicate a very close state OF
affairs. but with the chances in favor
of Mckinley.
Owen county gives Bryan ?. $50 plu-
rality. and Henry gives him 39s- This
insures Col Breckinridge's defeat for
congress in the Seventh district.
The republicans have filled seven of
the eight Legislative vacancies, giving
them 20 votes in joint assembly. a
majority which will enable them to
elect United States senator.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

YASKroN. $ d.. Nov AT III
o'clock 81, 900 votes had been reported.
KcKinley has majority of 2,soo thus
far. and is gaining. The national COM
mitteeman now estimates republican
majority at $500 The state legisla-
ture seems to be in doubt. Only two
counties have made full returns
YANKToN. 5. D., Nov. 4.-This state
is surely republican and will elect con-
gressmen and full state ticket. Legis-
lature is in doubt. Three hundred and
eleven precincts give Mckinley $500
majority, and this will probably be his
ma jority in the state.
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ABOUT WON EN-.

Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett gave
the I,ondoners glimpse of the Amer
can authoress in a new aspect-that q
a witty after-dinner speaker-the Lon
don journals being full Of praise OF her
speech at the dinner given her by tie
Authors club.
Liliuokalani. the dethroned queen =.
Hawaii. has purchased large plot o.
ground in Austria. not far from Vienna
Foreign papers say that she will live
IN Austria permanently A palace will
he built upon the grounds. il IS AZ
nounccd. which Will lie in keeping with
the occupants former rank
The northwest possesses q story
writer OF rare ability in Mrs Carrie
Blake Morgan whose home is in Port
land. Ore. She is the sister Of the poet
and story-writcr. Ella Hirginson- Mrs.
Morgan has furnished some of tbs
brightest short stories that have been
written by any western story-writer Of
late years.
II Is becoming Il favorite occupation
with the widows Of great men 70 write
for the press" as the contributions 70
daily newspapers Of Mrs Henry Ward
Beecher. Mrs. Custer and Mrs. logan
would Indicate Mrs. Logan is the lat
e-ature. aud during ne pas, SIX rncnths
che has written some graphic letters Of
foreign travel for a Chicago journal.
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Chairman Jones of the Democratic Ma
tionAi Committee Has Not Vet
Given Up Hope of Pulling
His Candidate Through

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-The result of the
elections of Tuesday indicated on
Wednesday evening that VIM. Mckin-
ley had been elected president and
Garrett A. Hobart vice-president
The republican pluralities in New
England, New.York, 'Pennsylvania and
Illinois were heavy, and republicans
who are regarded as well informed
place the electoral vote for Mckinley
at PAT beyond doubt
1t is rather early to figure on the
popular vote. but if the returns hold
good that have thus far come In his
plurality may reach a million or more.
Chairman Jones of the Democratic
national committee has not given up
hope lie seems To have faith that
favorable news may be heard from
Kentucky, Indiana and Michigan that
will pull Bryan through.
The indications are that the states
have voted as follows:
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wIIRR OF THE WHEEL


"A rubber-tire trust has been forrrsa
with capital of So. 10000 The in,er
ton is. 81 course. to maintain prizes
A Buffalo girl reports having Ride,
I.soo miles this year without A pune.
turo This speaks well for the improys.
ment in tires-
II Is said that the output Of iron from
Swedish mines. from which the b.,
steel tubing is made. has been sold "a,
the next four years. and only a fixed
quantity can possibly lie delivered.
At last the English makers are b.gin-
ming 10 use wooden rims, but very can.
fiously. II will take long time "a
conquer their prejudice against hi.
American innovation.
Ii is amusing To see cyclist carrying
q bundle on u wheel Small package,
that can be strapped 10 the frame an.
well enough. but there is no limit "a
what riders attempt to carry. 4 car.
pcster with his tool box. n M sSenger
boy with q basket. men with loug poles
trailing behind them-theSc are only 4
few of the sights to be witnessed on
crowded city street.
There Is r $1,000 bicycle on cxhibitio,
In Philadelphia The frame is aeavilv
ornamented with gold. the hubs and
pedals are gold. the handle grips nre G,
pearl, and Diamonds are set in the han.
die bar. 1t probably would not ride arr
easier than a hundred dollar wheel. ana
doubtless is no, intended to be ridden
at all: but some one will buy il. just 10
say they have the most expensive bicy.
Gle in this country.
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Electoral
NAs
what Press Reports show.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Returns re-
ceived by the United Associated
Presses up 10 $3.50 p. m, indicate that
Bryan has carried Wyoming and that
Mckinley has carried Oregon, taking
these states out of the doubtful coll
umn and making Mckiuley's electoral
vote EOS. Bryan's l66. and leaving Is in
doubt.
Returns and reports received up to
noon show some changes in the char
adter of the congressional delegations
from the various states, but the total
strength of the several parties is not
materially changed from that sent out
Tuesday night They now probably
number: Republicans, 22s; sound
money democrats. 2; democrats. l0j;
silver republicans, fusionists aud popu
lists. -.
The reports received to-day indicate
that the sound money republicans will
not have more than a bare majority in
the senate in the Ffty-ffth COMPRESS.
There is vacancy from Delaware.
The terms of 80 senators from other
states expire on the 4th of March
next. The remaining 80 members
were last session divided as fol-
lows: Sound money repu blicans,
e.; all others 30. OF the states To
send new members TO the senate next
March, the following either already
have. or in all probability will. elect
sound money republicans: Iowa, Ken
lucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Hamp-
snire, Maryland, North Dakota, New
York. South Dakota, Oregon, Yer
mont. Illinois, North Carolina. X ansas
Connecticut, California, Wisconsin anc
Indiana.
These states probably will. or al
ready have, elected silver republican
and democrats: Louisiana. Utah
Idaho, Florida, Georgia, South Caro-
liha. Arkansas, Nevada, Alabama
Washington, Colorado and Missouri
L.. The indications are that Delawar
will send a democrat. 10 in opposition
al told.
This makes a total of As sounc
money republicans against 46 OF a
others. But since congress adjourne
Senators Shoup, of Idaho, and Carte
of Montana, who voted with the silvs
senators, have accepted the St Lou
platform aud are expected to act wit
their associates in All matters of part
policy. SHOULD the 10 so the ssun
money vote will be .. TO As against
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A eREAr diamond robbery-stealins
base Press
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. bryan car
ried this city by Isl. The returns from
the state are decidedly in favor of Nc
kinley. The legislature will be large
ly republican.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-Returns
from the state do not materially
change the complexion of the vote on
either electors, congressman or men,
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TEXAS.

AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 4.-Indications
are still good for Texas to give Bryan
and Sewall 10000 plurality. but repub-
leans are still hopeful. Not exceed
ing one-fourth of the state has been
heard from.
DALLAS, Tex. Nov. AT 1890 p. m,
Chairman Blake, of the State demo-
cratic committee. declares Texas has
given state ticket upwards of $4,000
ma ority and Bryan more than 100000
majority.
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WASHINGTON.
Bryan Carries the state by 1o.00O-Ths
Legislature for silver.

Bryan Carries the state by 1o.o00-The
Legislature for silver.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 4.-Bryan has
carried Washington by 10000 or up
ward. and every man on the fusion
free silver state ticket has been elected.
sullivan lrep.), gubernatorial candi-
date, comedies his defeat. John
Rogers, the successful candidate, has
won by about 5000 Lewis and
Jones, free silver congressional
candidates have been elected by large
majorities, Lewis running probably
ahead of Bryan electors. While the
returns come in slowly they indicate
the free silver forces will control next
legislature on joint ballot and name
the successor 10 United States Senator
Watson {. Squire.
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This will insure Mckinley's election
by majority Of % in the electoral
college, If every other electoral vote
goes against him.
Another most significant fact of
this victory is that Mckinley and
Hobart's election has been assured by
plurality of over million of the
popular vote. the largest ever given.
II am con tident that we shall secure
the other two electors in Wyoming
aud the IS in Kentucky North Caro-
mas IL votes are in doubt
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OHIO.
The Republican Plurality Not Far Prom
$4,000.

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 4.-Republican
state committee is now devoting atten-
ton exclusively to the congressional
situation in the state. Chairman
Kurtz says the republican plurality in
the state is so large as to make the
approximate figures uninteresting. 1t
will not be far from $1,000
The republicans will. however, lose
several congressman.
The entire repu blican state ticket is
elected bv the same plurality as the
electoral ticket.
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 4-The Demo-
cratic state committee comedies Ohio
to the republicans by $1,000, but claims
six congressional districts.
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SENATOR-ELECT FORAKER
Expects the Inaug uratios of an Era 81
Prosperity Ia the Country.

CIScIISATI. Nov. 5--Senator-elect
Foraker, being asked for his views
upon the result of the election. said;
I'm my Judgment the country has escaped .
great disaster. Had Brs an heen elected
there would have been such a d0StrDc-
ton 81 confidence an the business world
IS would have paralyxed every in
drstry. furnished our god name and placed
us nj . disadvantage Ia all our commercial re-
lalions with the world The election u Mckin-
ley happily avcris all Of this Confidence 10
ALREADY restored. expect the greatest ere q
prospersty tae country has ever kEorn-~
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DENVER. Col, Nov. 4.-Bryan has
carried Colorado by heavy majority.
Late returns show that Bryan car
ries the state by over 100000, two sill
yer congressman elected, Shafroth and
Ball both reelected, and a legislature
which insures the return to the sem
ate Of Henry NJ. Teller. The governor
ship is still in doubt
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. AT p.
IN. Chairman Gowdy. after computing
losses and gains, claims Mckinley's
plurality will be not under $4,000.
GREENsBuEG. Ind, Nov. 4.-W. 5.
Holman is elected in the Fourth dis
trict by 500 majority.