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Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

We might with propriety also call the
attention of our law makers, to the un-
precedented movement against the sale
of cigarettes. " lille some cities know
ing the deadly poisons that are cunning
ly placed in this small roll of pure cuss-
edness, strike a hard blow by prohibit
ing the sale, vet the greater portion Of
the laws makers pass ordinances max
ing it a penal offense to sell cigar
cites to those IL years and under, and
makes the punishment nearly as heavy
for the boy that is seen smoking them
on the streets or within the corpOrated
limits as the one VINO sells them.
While the former as an ordl-
nance would seem the most preferable,
yet it is believed that city sOlOns assem-
bled believed that the young man, who
knows the deadly effect of the cigarette
is not entitled TO law protection, al
ter the hundreds of warnings by newly
made graves were presented to his
view.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
>7(DFS We Are Still! Strengthening the Prices
A~>)' Shoes.

Brothers
the middle 81 90 Shoes at S. $3.50 Shoes go at 81 So We are
shoes all the best makes People who do not take chances but
Try them big dollars worth
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

Entered at the post office at Plymouth. Indiana.
az matter of the second class.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

after night, In the future results, it may
be the indirect cause of making many
a noble young man. Let us have cur
few ordinance, and that soon.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04
CHICAGO STORE,
LEADER IN LOW PRICES.
NEW SPRING GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTME NTS.

A line Percaes also a fine line of
Shirt Waists Linen for dresses with linen embI oIdey
match Linen effects cotton goods Dimetes, Lawns
and other spring goods mention. 1t will
pay you make visit to The Chicago Store and them
And have a lot of Boys Suits from to Ii years
that will close out if low prices will do IT, We offering
any them Some of them Below Cost. Come
and see them before buying
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-04

Then again we consider the numer-
Gus cases that come up before the diff
ferent courts of justice, wherein fine
is imposed for being intoxicated upon
the streets of our city, or those unpleas-
ant meetings where some poor cuss gets
his nose knocked cr0Sseyed. That lit
tie Sl.O0 and trimmings has become a
stale joke. The class of men who get
into this kind of trouble care very little
about a few days in the county jail,
where, with fifteen cents worth of to-
bacco, and three meals day, these fell
lows who have broken the laws, enjoy
ing life and in numberless cases, far
better than those of our honest hard
working men who are striving to earn
sufficient money to provide for them.
selves and families.
~
We emphatically say this is not as it
should be, and our city council must
wake up to this fact. The people are in
earnest regarding this important move
ment and they Will see to it that our
city places itself III line for action for
this necessity. For some unexplainable
reason this matter in the past has been
TO all external appearances ignored by
the present city council. 1t may be
that the pressure of other duties have
kept them from considering such an
important subject, but the future ac-
ton along this line is anxiously watch
ed by the greater portion of our citizens
~
We are glad to announce that our
city fathers have at least mentioned
one subject at the council meetings
that Will no doubt prove satisfactory in
the near future, and that is the passing
of "curfew" ordinance. Among all
the ben 9fts our city would derive from
single ordinance, this would reach the
fartberest in its good effects. While it
compels Youngsters to be off the streets
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
We st Virginia.

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 3.-No def
mite returns up to o'clock, but, es.
Inmates from six counties show heavy
republican gains. Re publican state
chairman claims the state for Mckinley
by $1,000. Ohio county, including
Wheeling, which gave Cleveland 1856
plurality in 1892, is expected to give Me-
Kinley plurality of $500.
Taylor county republican majority
coo. an increase of 800 over 1892. In
Parkersburg 600 more votes 9olled than
in 1894. Republican gain indicated.
Adyices from many points in the
State show heavy vote polled. Gold
standard democrats generally voted for
Mckinley straight. 1t will be very
late before anything definite is known
about the State, as counting very slow.
A dispatch from Ch1rlestown, Kanawha
county, says The vote was the heaviest
ever polled here
Returns from Jefferson county so far
as shown: Bryan, 2.S52; Mckinley,
,j3j. Cleyeland's plurality over Har-
rison in 1892 was /, 40.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06

William Mckinley, Of Ohio, was cleo
ted President of the United States by a
large majority OF the electoral vote. Re
tnra, indicate that he has carried lili-
n,i-. Ohio. Indiana, Wisconsin, Mime
ota and Michigan. He has aso carried
Other States that were considered doubt
full.
rhe republican ticket was elected in
Maryland 10y about 10000 plurality.
The entire Maryland delegation in the
next Congress, will be republican.
In Virginia the indications are that
BRYAN has carried the State by largely
decreased majority compared with 1892
when Clcycllnd's plurality WAS 5O'S4l
The republican Safe chairman claims
that West Virginia has gone for Nchin-
ieyby 5000 Majority, and in North
carolina the republican State chairman
claim, 1900 majority for Mckinley
The following Southern States voted
fer Bryant
Arkansas-Es timatcd fusion majority
OF $4,000.
south Carolina--Presidential. con-
.es,ional. State and county tickets
elected bv large majority. Elliott, sound
democrat. elected in the Charleston dis
rict.
Georgia The democrats Congress
men elected. with one district in doubt.
Re luccd majority for electoral ticket.
I.oui,iaua-,olil dem. congressional
delegation elected. Majority forclectoral
tc.etestimated at 10000.
s.i,,is,ippi-rhe majority for cleo
t1ral ticket was about $4,000. Seven
d mocratic Congressman were elected.
Flouday was carried by reduced ma
jority. Both democratic Congressman
were elected.
Returns so far received Indicate that
IN. electoral votes OF the respective
State, will beas follows:
Mckinley. California o, Connecticut g.
Delaware g. llDoi, y, Indiana 10. Iowa
10. Kansas I'D. kentucky -, Maine g..
M,fy and S. Massachusetts -, Michigan
H. Minnesota @. New Hampshire 4.New
J.r..rIa. Sew York 3G, Ohio %. Penn
..a32. Rhode Island /, Vermont
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06

estimated that Bedford county will give
Bry an and tey 800 majority.
Petersburg, Nov. g. Petersburg re-
turns CONF lete gives Bryan 9lG majority
republican gain OF 39l. Several hundred
ballots rejected for improper marking.
Partial returns from five counties in
the ninth congressional district OF Nir-
ginia show heavy republican gains over
the vote Of 1892 and indicate that Walker,
rep, will be elected to Congress over
Williams, dem, by at least 800 ma
iority.
Mckinley will probably have a large
majority in the distric. over Bryan. In
Bristol. Va, and Bristol, Tenn. the re-
publicans have gain over vote of 1892
of $50. Bryan majority in Bristol, Va,
20. Bryan's majority in Bristol, Ten.r
| l9.
Indications are that Major Otey
will carry the sixth district by 4,OOOplu-
rality. Returns from adjacent counties
are slow in arriving.
Albemarle county, Bryan's maiorit y
Isl. Charlottesville, Bryan's maj. 43l.
Berryville. Va, Nov. 3.-All the pre-
cincts in Clarke county have been heard
from but one. Bryan's plurality is COL.
The other precinct will make his plu'
rality about Glj. Cleveland's plurality
i'm 1892 was 100,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Virginia.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 3.--Atll O'Clock
the Indication, are that Virginia will
give Bryanamaiority of less than 20,00c.
The democrats have seven Congressman
certain, and it is probable will have
another if not two more. That party
ha. met with considerable loss in the
elite, and towns Of the State, and have
not held their own in all Of the rural dis
triot>. Richmond city and this con-
gressional district has gone for the demc-
Gratis. both on congressional ticket and
for Bryan; the minority is estimated TO
be about 1000 in the district.
Richmond city will give over 5000
majority for Bryan.
Culpeper, the county in this State in
which Bryan's father was born and
where the democratic candidate often
visited. was carried by the democrats
today by 40 aiority. This was big
gain.
State Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson
SAYS: Virginia will 90 for Bryan by
half the usual majority. The reduction
&. due to the new system Of voting.'
Lynchburg Va, Nov. 3.-The official
vote OF Lynchburg Is: Bryan, 1861; Nc
Kinley, 1917. organs plurality 10. For
Congress: Otey, dem, 1910; Radford,
sound money, 1876. Otey's majority
ia. The Palmer ticket only received
II votes i'm the city. This is a heavy
democratic loss.
stanton, Va, Nov. 3.-Estmates
based on returns from 81 out 81 precincts
show that Staunton and Augusta will
give Bryan 400 majority. democratic
loss OF 32S from 1892, and Flood, dem.,
$50 majority. democratic loss Of $40
from 1894.
Riverton. Nov. 3.-Warren county
give, Bryan from from $50 to 800 ma
jority. Hay. dem, for Congress. runs
slightly ahead Of the ticket.
Culpepcr, Nov. 3.-Culpeper county
gives 500 democratic majority deme-
cratic gain Of 400 over 1894. The con-
gre,sional district is largely democratic.
Richmond county complete. Nc
Kincy'- majority 8. Jones, dem, for
Congress lsi majority.
Lcc.bmg. Nov. 3.-The election here
was very quiet and orderly. The vote
OF this precinct was: Bryan 1862; Me-
Kinley, 2G3-a democratic loss of rs.
For Congress: Rixey, DEM, i6l; Nc
Call, rep, 2ll. Eight precincts ont Of
% in this county gives Bryan LOG; Ne
Kinley, sGl-a democratic loss Of about
100.
Winchester, Nov. 3.-Wmchester
gives Bryan 49O; Mckinley Az. For
Congress: Hay 525, Walker AS, demo-
cratic loss Of GS over the vote 1892.
Roanoke. Nov, This city gives
Bryan 2OO5; Mckinley. 697. Congress:
Otev. DEM, 2,I59; Radiord, rep, l.2G9;
johnson, pro-, 90; Hoge, rep, 126. Tive
hundred and eighty-fve votes were
thrown out. Indications from Roanoke
county are that the republican ticket
win get a majority of about 200. 1t is
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
MavOr MeClelland

Roanoke. Va, Nov. Mr..
II bert McClellind, mayor Of This
city was run down Ivy an electric
car this morning abolt IL 40 o..
clock on Campbell avenue and
dragged abont ftcy feet. receiving
srch severe iuj .ries That he bas
been unconscious ever since and
pny slrigns say will not survive
the night. Mayor McClelIaud was
on bis way 10 che blnll 10 depO 1t
some money Cor the First PreSby
terrain Church, Of which lie is b
member H. is quite deaf. aud be
ing apparently deeply absorbed ia
Thought dill not hear the car be
Eiud hin wien he attempted t.
cross the track. The mOtOrman
Robert VI. Sprrry, rang tie bell.
sounded the alarm and did ege'l
thing he could to avert Tue acct
dent. As soon as the car stopped
the Ill IRE ! man was tax "a IN a.
UNCONSCIOUS condition ID = doctor
office near by, when il was found
that The base of his skill had been
fractured, one OF ms aus 0rJkea
and that he had receive several
cuts and bruises about the head
and shoulders. Som afrrr thls he
was taken 10 MS home aud at 'ast
accounts was sinking rapidly.
Mayor WCieilaLd Is about sixty.
five , ears old an thplgh oi Scotch
parrntage was born IN LELAND.
He has lived ia Virginia since his
twenty 5 cond year. was n gallant
Confederate soldier. his been
councilman Of RDalpke s-y~ral
Yeas and was elected MAYOR last
Sprtag. H-was good Christian
and an excellent officer. The ac-
cidrut has cost a deep gloom over
the cI,y and great sympathy Isl
felt for his family, consisting Of a
aife au3 daughter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Ia + II.
Bryan carries Nebraska.
Connecticut.

New Haven, Nev. 3.-Returns receiy-
ed up to a late hour warrant the belief
that Connecticut has gone republican by
a least 10000. Enormous republican
gains are reported in almost every Sec
on OF the State. The republican State
ticket is elected by maiortes ranging
from 30, 900 to 10000. The four republi-
can Congressman are elected by largely
increased maiorties and the State Lcgis-
lature will be overwhelmingly repub-
can.
Hartford, Conn.,, Nov. 3.-Chai man
Fyisr. of the republican State central
committee, said at midnight that if the
ratio of gains continues in towns and
cities yet to be heard from, Mckinley
will have at least 10000 plurality in this
State. The Legislature will be over
whelmingly republican and four re-
publican men are elected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Next United States senate.

Chicago, IL, Nov. 3 AT 5 80
O'Clock Colonel Perry Heath, of the
Republican National Commute =
said: I'VE are now Interested only
la the Legislature that are TO l,cl
United States Senators. Mcklulry
is elected beyond doubt, aud 10y
a large majority,
We are already sure OF Repubh
can sound money Senators to sue
coed Hill, New York; Cameron,
Pennsy lvania; voorhees,, Indiana
Black bnIu, Kentucky; Villas, WIS
consiu; PETER, Kansas; Ky lie, South
Dakota, and Palmer, illinois,
winch vii, give Us und money
Republican majority in the next
senate
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06


In Indiana. If amy ol thcr.e' for esti-
mating the vote OF ia state hold good,
there is no Justification for democratic
CAIN, OF having carried the state. Ii
the ratio ofrepublic1n gains continue to
the end of the count. Mckinley willhaye
approximately only 5000 plurality in
the State.
In Michigan tie election resulted in
reduced vote for the republican ticket.
The free sllverpapers Of Dc'roitconcedc
the State to Mckinley by 25,0Ol.
North Carolina is claimed by both
parties. but is probably for Bryan.
Nebraska has gone for Bryan, not
withstandng thc republican Claims.
The latest uiomlion from the two
Dakota show that Norh Dakotais sure
for Mex nley and s1uth Dakota "iii'
doubtless, be found .u the same column.
The republicans calm Wyoming and
Washington. but Che probabilities are
against them ln bottsmtss.
West Virgua is cont lently claimed
by the republicans and the chairman OF
the democratic State central committee
this evening comedies the State to Nc
Klnley.
idaho. Montana, Utah and Nevada
h I'VE all gone for Bryan.
California has undoubtedly gone foT
Mckinley, the city OF San Francisco
giving him plurality Of 6,9O9.
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Highest of all in Leavenng POwerLatest U. s. Govt Report
RH:A!!!! RR sHdssi:
ABSOLUTELY pU|E

ordinate camps was reduced to .
| per cent. tor The year 1897.
1t was determined that no action
BE- taken in reference to the model
for the Davis monument.
The Grand Camp decline to
recommend to subordinate ctmps
the abolition of military titles Of
neir officers.
The body also voted down a
resolution to prevent Coufedefate
Veterans from being members OF
more than one camp within its
jurisdic ion.
The history COMMITTEES mad n
very interesting and elaborate re.
port through its chalr nan, Colonel
James \. SlubDs, and recommend
ed "The History OF the United
States" by Rev. j. William Jones,
and the History OF Virginia anil
Virgniaus,' by General Dabnry II.
Maur@; also, The appointment Of d
com mitlee hy tie Grand Camp to
secure legislative appropriations in
establishing schools of history Ia
State universities, and the COM
mittee fur her recommended that a
copy of the rolls of Virginia sol
dlers and sailors now in possession
OF the United States government
at Washington be made at once,
aud to that end that efforts he
made to raise the sum Of $4,000,
thlough the Efforts and under the
direction of ,hc subordinate camps
aud thai Gov. O'FerrAll BE- request
ell to supplement this amount,
when raised, with he sum OF y 0JO
from the contingent fund; also,
that Colonel William p. Smith, OF
Il. L Lee Camp, No. /, & v, he
8 lie, ted as the person who shall lie
placed in charge of tins work. All
of the recommendations OF the
history committee were adopted by
the Gid I'll Camp.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Jefferson1sn to Cleveland.

At midnight the following tele-
gram was sent to President C.eve
land by Chairman William b,
& ven, OF the JeifrIsoniau Demo
cratic State COMMITTEES:
Philadelphia, Nov. 3 1906,
Hon. Grover Cleveland, Wash
ugjOn, ID. G. The j lersOuldn
Democracy of Pennsylvania send'
greeting. In the OyerW hel~inl
leieat of Bryaulsm lies the yindi
cation Of your patriotic admit
istfation, William b Given.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
A Sound Money Congress.

Up TO the Latest hour the result
ct The election for Congressman
SHOWS the choice Of 224 Republ-
cans, > Sound Money Democrats,
l06 Bryanitcs, 3 Pop lists and >
Silver republicans, giving "A sound
money majority oyer all OF 1875 or
OF s more than twO-thlTds.
The results a' to the Legisla-
tines Of the tgenty States In which
United States Senators are to be-
ch, sen aIe not yet sufficient cleaI
10 admit OF an estimate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Peril in UnsteriIized Kisses.

IrdimapoliS, Oct. 3O.-The
STATE B ard OF Health is lnyes'i
eating a case in Columbus where
young man who persisted IN kiss
ing his pretty sweetheart although
9aIned Of the danger, Is alarming
" III with dlphtheua, which he Is
said to have contracted in bis oS-
culatory practice.
The 5, cretary of the Boards in
favor Of interiicting all kissing,
bat lie admits thar the task Of en-.
forcing such II reg llauon wonId be
herculeau one. 81 an convl .ced,
he says, cot The difficulty the
Health Beard will meet IN trying
% taboo kissing among s~tei-
IheIrts. Although a most danger
ous paStlme there seems TO he an
o. h,feut t. ercy 20 indulge in r.,
md we lave nltle houe OF ever
being able tO do away with it. |
nay have 10 recommend dlsln.
Iectant. All that would be necrss
Iiry would be to rinse the teeth
With lt an rub If we'll On the lips
That would insuIeleyoteeS against
he dangers resulting from oS
cll4tion.p
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
condensed Te-lImomY.

Cha Is Hood, Broker aud Mann'ac.
tnrer', Agent. Columbus, Ono, cer'iis'
thar DE-. Kings New Discovery has ro
equal A. a Cough remedy. j. d. Brow
Prop. II. Jane. Horel, Fl. Wayne, lnd"
fe.i.f-s that be WAS cured of a Congh %
two wear. standing. caused by Ia Glippr.
hv Dr. Kings New Discovery. 3 r
NerriT. Ba!dviu,vine, Mass, says ihai
a.. has used and recommended 10 aud never
knew it 10 fail and woGId rather have DO
imam any doctor, because lt always cures
Mis-. Uemming, % Z. 18th 81. Chlea o.
always keeps il 40 band aud has no tea
of Group. because it instantly relieve
Free TRIAL Bott,l, at Schmtts Drn.
store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Breoklnridqe Defeated.

Louisville, Ky. Nov. Latest
returns from Ogen aud IleuiJ
Counties in tue Seventh district
show 3ryda uajori,ics Of $3.50 and
3SS; Iesp,c iNr.y, which easily
oyercOmss Brecknridge's lead and
elects Settle (Dem.) to Congress
by about 1900.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Now York.

New York, Nov. 3.-Based upon re-
turns from one-fourth Of the election
district, above the Harlem, together
with the nearly complete returns from
New York and Kings counties, which
Include New York city and Brooklyn,
the plurality OF Mckinley over Bryan in
the State OF New York is estimated a
29jO00.
NcKinley's plurality in Kings county
is about % 900. In Suffolk county it is
3.O0Oand Queens county 1000.
With only forty-two election districts
in New York city to hear from Mckin-
ley has plurality OF 1920 over Bryan.
McKinley's plurality over Bryan in
New York city complete is 1850.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06

The republican party Will again oc
., trusted with the administration q"
National affairs. Tte election ha.
.ho,,n ,l,r There is alarge number oil
people that areiudepeudeat. The parry
lash cannot force .h,m utothe ranks Oh
either party. While ae chaucc' OF sue
cess were in favor of the repnoi.o'N''
rho result was caused by democrats
ohio voted for Mckinley because they
ain NOT want free silver. II the admins
t.stion ,houldb be of partisan character
or Tend itself to Tie projection "' Uus'S
and combine, whose purpose BE- JOB VIII
die the masses OF the people, tiry VIII
soon learn that Che power tina. placed
themin control of the government VIII
drive them ont. The independents have
become powerful and 4-if influence
will be exer,cl to>cc0rc good govern
ment They Will as-i,, amy reputable
partv in to power and cudeayor 60 keep
them there So lon-a, they iaiJhiA.. ycare
for the Interest of .hel a..e Wan tie
party ceases tol9 a t"-- ."o B."
element ready ,o.,. '... -''
Of nriyate lie. G... ',...a.n. is
what the people J,u... ..i ,.'y MI.
trust no party t..-t.. - '
H. ........
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Delaware.

Wilmington, Del Noy. g. Returns
from this city and all over the State are
slow. Those received from precincts in
thi- city show slight republican losses on
the presidential vote as compared with
the vote for Governor in 1894, when
Maryil rep. had 600 majority.
Il is believed however. that the repub-
leans will elect the presidential electors
by at least 900 majority, but Tunnel
(dem.) is doubtless elected Governor
Handy. free-silyer Congressman, is als'
probably elected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
New Jersey.

New IOtk, Nov 3. - Reports II.
cei>e from llpalt' Of New jersey
ind Gale that the State has gone
republican by 10 900 on prrsiden.
ial vote. seven of the eight re
pubiiciu candidates for Congress
appears to be tlrc ed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Washington.

S attic, Wash Noy. g-The iu
dicaliOus point to republican gains
bat the vote VIII be close. TIE
republicans expect 10 elect at
least enc OF the two Congressman.
The iusionists continue to claim
every thing by large majoriIies
while the republican st ue oiliciAs
are confident OF a small plurAllty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06

Omaha, Mob, Nov. 3.-The indica-
tions are that Nebraska on the presi-
Dental ticket will be exceedingly close.
Seventy-throe precincts outside Of
Omaha and Lincoln give Mckinley
10 COS, Bryan 3O2.
Both candidates are making big gains
over the vote Of 1894. The gains about
offset each other. In the cities and towns
of the State Mckinley leads Bryan and
in the country districts Bryan slightly
leads.
The rural preeints have reported,
showing about the same ratio which OBJ
tains in the smaller towns Of the State.
This probably means that Mckinley will
carry Nebraska by a small vote, al
though the silver men do not cOncede
this.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
North CarOllra.

Raleigh, n. c., Nov. 3.-Chairman
Holton claims the State for Mckinley
by 1900 majority.
Populsts and democrats voted nearly
solid fer Bryan and clam the State for
BRYAN. The result on Governor Is i'm
doubt. Other rcpublican-populist fusion
State offers arc elected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06

Rene, New, Nov. 3 Tie silver
men say Bryan recelYed the almost
unanimous popular vote OF Ne' eds.
The republicans concrde that the
Bryan electors have carried The
State. The re election OF New'a d
(SilveD 10 Cougl esS assured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-11-06
Prophetic.

The following extract from the Edin-
burg Sentinel. of May lst, seems to have
been propheticin its character. We al
ways appreciated Its truihfuiness;
.U,o silver craze will soon be over
past and the people who argue 50 eio-
uaenty in its favor viii recognize that it
was bur sweet dream Of their child
hoods fitful hours"