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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-05

philadelphia Record.

That notably eccentric and automatically
picturesque personality, Lafcadio Hearn, is
about TO enter upon Il new phase of eX-
istence. Since drifting so OPPORTUNITY TO
the Land of the Rising Sun he has become
a naturaiiZed Japanese. and has changed
his unique American name for the common
place japanese name of Mr.. IwaiZumi va
kumo. According to the Japan Mail, OF Yo-
kohama, he has now been called TO the
chair of English literature in the Imperial
University. As the Mail remarks: 1T will,
perhaps, be referred 10 by and by as ~
singular fact that whereas the chair of
Japanese literature in the university was
until recently filled by a British subject.
Mr.. Basil Hall Chamberlain. the chair of
English literature is now TO be coupled by
a Japanese subject"
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The Majority Growing.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Ind. Nov. 4-Unoficial
returns from all precincts in Henry county
show a Republican majority Of 1,i5o. The
Democrats carried Prairie township. one
precinct of Liberty, one of Jefferson, one OF
Greensboro, one of Fall Greek and one of
Elliott. for Representative, were elected.
together with the full county ticket. Henry
Irondale rolling mill is located. Complete
returns will show q Republican gain in ma
jority over 1852 of $40 votes.
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Rfdpath Led the Ticket.

Special 10 the 1ndianapOlis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. 4.-Vigo
county gives Mckinley 7.414, Bryan 7,164, a
Republican plurality OF 80, and gain of
752. Mount has $40 plurality and Faris. Re-
publican for Congress, carried the county
by 225. Bryan carried the country precincts
by $50. Ridpath ran ahead of Bryan i'm the
city by $50 votes. Early. Senator. and Berry
and Morgan. Representatives, were elected
by the Republicans. Davy, Republican. for
Joint Representative for Vigo, Vermillion
and Sullivan, was defeated.
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Traded Right and Left.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4-McKin-
ley and almost the entire State ticket has
a Republican plurality as follows in Nor
gan county: Washington township. 22l;
Monroe. 215: Brown. rs; Gregg. 75; Baker,
6S: Ray. a.: jefferson. 81; Clay. 3. Bryan
has plurAlities as follows: Green, 162: Mad
ison. TO. Ashland. 81; Adams, 40: Jackson,
IS: Harrison. 10. Mckinley has a plurality
of 81. which is a Republican loss of thirty
i've votes from 1872. Some precincts are
very slow i'm bringin in returns. The free
silver Democrats traded right and left in
their effort TO defeat A NJ Balm for pros
ecuting attorney. -. y. Blankenship for
Representative and w. :. Kelly for treas
Crer. The vote will be close between Balm
and his Democratic opponent.
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Randolph Gained : votes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, Nov. 4-Reports
from the thirty-eight precincts of the coun-
~ show McKinley's plurality TO be 2.01, a
net Republican gain over 1892 of seven
votes. The vote cast has been unusually
heavy. but owing to the fact that returns
are being held back at some of the pre-
cincts Except gain or loss over 1922 we
cannot give the total vote. The vote for
Governor, Congressman, Representative
and joint Senator, it is believed. will fall
very little. If any, short of this, and I'm
some precincts Mount has made slight
gains. The entire county ticket is elected
by over two thousand majority over the
free-Silyer ticket.
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owen County Democratic.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SPENCER, Ind, Nov. At is impossible
to get complete returns from all the pre-
cincts, but it is certain that Bryan will
nave close to 800 plurality, as the Populists
have carried out the fusion on Bryan.
Shively will fall 10 behind Bryan, that
many Populists voting for their candidate.
Wadsworth. Motsinger will lose as many
votes to Miers, who will carry the county
by 225. Gains over 1892 were made where
Populism was not prevalent, but their vote
will make a net Democratic gain of 150 for
twenty-one precincts. All local Republican
candidates defeated.
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An Insult to Judge O6utt.
special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 The Indianapolls JOufnaI.
GREENFIELD, Ind. Nov. 4-Hancock
county gave a majority for Bryan of 66S,
and for Robinson, Populist, for Congress,
of COZ. The Democratic county ticket was
elected by majorities ranging from four
hundred to five hundred The Popocrats
are circulating a petition tonight and Sc
curing many Signers, which asks Hon.
Charles G.. Offutt to resign his position as
circuit Judge on account of the position he
took against Bryan and the Chicago plat
form. 1t is needless to say he will not re-
sign as he has four years yet to serve.
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johnson County o Democratic.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN. Ind. Nov. 4-Returns from
twenty-five out of the twenty-seve1 pre-
cincts Of this county give Bryan 2.SS6. and
Mckinley 2.201. The vote of the two pre-
cincts not yet heard from will probably
give the PopocratS a plurality in the coun-
~ OF Gloss TO 500. which shows little or no
increase over the POpulist and Democratic
vote combined OF 1892. Twenty-three pre-
cincts give Cooper. for Congress. AIS plural
fry over Overstreet. He will fall behind the
national ticket. Herod. Dem. defeats La
grange for Representative. He. with the
others on the Democratic county ticket,
were elected by Populist votes though
their pluralities were considerably less than
that OF the national ticket.
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Heavy Loss in Boone County.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind. Nov. 4-Unofficial re-
turns from every precinct in Boone coun-
ty show a net Democratic plurality of 319.
Total figures are unavailable. 1t is known
that there is but little variation in the
vote on electors, Governor and Congress-
men. This is a gain of 22 for the Demo-
Gratis over 1892, nearly s TO the precinct.
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New tho BishOp.

ROME, Nov. 4.-Rev. G.. A. Thomas has
been appointed bishop at Wilmington. Del.
Rev. c.. A. Thomas is attached to the ca
thedral at Baltimore. Md. The Vatican to-
day received the names of the candidates
for the rectorship OF the Catholic Univer-
sity at Washington in succession to Bishop
Keane. 1t is said that the chances favor
the Rev. Thomas Conaty. of Boston.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NORTH VERNON, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE
election in this county yesterday resulted
in the following majorities for the Repub-
Iican candidates. viz: Mckinley, 20S:
Mount. 229: Sulzer. 1S4: Myers, joint Sem
ator, Isl; Matthews. joint Representative.
163. The entire county ticket is elected.
The Populist and Democratic fusion
caused the reduction in the usual major
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN a LYNCHING.
Two Bryanites Receive Rough Treat
meEt at NOhlesYillc.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WORTHWHILE, Ind, Nov. 4. - This
morning a tramp appeared on the streets
expressing the most reasonable sentiments
over the election Of Mckinley, as he said,
by the id soldiers of the country" Had
not the officers hustled him out of town
in short order he would have been handled
severely. This incident had hardly passed
until Tom Armstrong, a colored Demo-
crat of Westfield, opened up a TRADE of
abuse upon the soldiers and soldier Pres
ident-elect. cursing them and shouting for
Jeff Davis. This was too much for loyal
men of his own race, and he was felled
like "A log from a blow from Joseph Carter,
another colored man from Westfield. There
was no spirit of mob violence. but a great
crowd became excited and desperately in
earnest ana was in quiet pursuit of the
rabid shouter. He was locked uD in Grit
fin Bros store until the sheriff
and deputies could spirit him away.
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Perry County Gain. DOG.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
CANNELTON, Ind, Nov. 4.-Full returns
from the twenty-five precincts give McKin-
ley a pluralityof AZ. a net Republican gain
Of 226. Gibson, Rep. for Representative,
is elected by 81. and the entire county Re
publican ticket. with the exception of as
SCISSOR, is elected. This is a Republican
gain of 10 TO the precinct.
Tracewell carries Perry county by 60. T.
j.. Gibson, Rep. elected to the House by
A.. Perry county Republican majority is
30. electing all Republican county officers
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Monroe Safe by Oh.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 4.-McKinley
carries Monroe county by 81 and Mount by
les. All Republican county officers are
elected but auditor and assessor. n. L..
Hill. Tor Legislature, has $50 majority, and
Hardy, for Congress, 81.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CONVICTION, Ind, Nov. 4.-The vote in
Fountain county is very close and the re-
turns from the precincts are not all in.
The county is conceded to the Democrats,
but there is a probability that the Repub-
licans have elected three of their men.
These are s. III. Elwell. Representative;
Cal Scherer. sheriff, and Harry Martin,
treasurer. Present indications are that
there is a big Democratic gain over 1882.
This is due to the complete fusion of the
Democrats and Populists, of whom there
were over 500 in 1892.
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Parke Badly Split Up.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ROCKVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Complete
election returns not all in, but Mckinley
will carry the county by 100. Ridpath,
DEM, for Congress, has q, and Miller.
Dem., for Representative. 10 majority. 1t
looks as if the Republicans will lose their
local ticket except job Harshbarger, who
is elected county clerk. The official count
may show one or two others.
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NEWS FROM THE COUNTIES.
Hamilton County Saves Lnndis by
Giving 81 Handsome P~lurality.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NOBLESVILLE. Ind. Nov. 4.-Complete
returns to-day show that Hamilton coun-
~ gives Mckinley and Mount a plurality
of 1853 and Lands. for Congress, 1915. over
Cheadle. This is a net Republican gain
over the vote for President in 1892 of 55S
and a Republican loss of only So from 1894,
being an average gain over 1892 of Is TO
the precinct. The Republicans feel highly
elated over this great victory. There were
about 100 Populists and 200 Prohibitionists
in the county most of whom voted for
Bryan and Cheadlc. The great majority in
this county is all that has saved Lands.
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entire Democratic county ticket is elected
with the exception OF Senator and sheriff.
Three outlying precincts lave not yet been
heard from. and the result as to the
two latter will be in doubt until TOMORROW.
Cn:nSes are II .aso- or s.ul"cr-. Red. for
Senator. The Representative will be Har-
VAR, o. LaFcrte. Harry b. Tuterill, of
this city. Is elected Superior Court judge
OF Lake. Porter and LaPorte counties by
LOO majority. Henry Schaal. DEM. is
elecrcd joint Representative from LaPorte,
Pulaski and Starke counties by 900.
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SuIzer Ran Behind.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. 4.-Unoftcial returns Of
every precinct in Jackson county shows a Demo-
cratic majority of 900, Republican gain of go.
Mount, for Governor, runs ahead of his ticket.
while SulZer. for Congress, is running behind.
Shivcly will get about SEQ majority and Holman
about 925. The entire Democratic ticket rs elected
by the usual majority.
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stand on I'm Hendricks.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Returns have
come in slowly to-day on account of heavy
rain. Complete reports have been received
from fifteen precincts. just half the county.
They give Bryan ga and Mckinley 2,l06, a
net Republican gain of l61. No figures from
the other precincts are at hand. but ru-
mored pluralities show that there have
been Democratic gains in some of them
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yon's specialists tn the bedside of
any sufferer. The Doctor will write
you a prescription for the remedies
You need, which can be obtained
from any druggist, mostly for 70
cents a vial.
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Newton shows Good Gains.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

10 tne InuIdhdpOIIS JOuTndI.
KENTLAND, Ind, Nov. 4.-Complete re-
turns from Newton county give Mckinley
349. The same precincts in 1892 gave Har-
rison 1S4 over Cleveland and the PopuIist
ticket, q net gain of 165 for Mckinley.
Mount is running with the national ticket.
E. ID. Crumpacker, Republican candidate
for Congress-. will carry the county by gao.
Archibald. Republican candidate for joint
Representative for Jasper and Newton
counties, is elected by 500.
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Bryan Carries Upton.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
Upton, Ind, Nov. Incomplete returns
from Upton county give Bryan 2.S19 votes,
Mckinley 2,263, and Bryan's plurality as $50.
This includes 34 votes cast by the Popu-
lists. Shively receives 2,4S7 votes. Mount
2.2S2. Wadsworth 295. For Congress Cheadle
receives 2,716 and Lands 2,305. The Demo-
Gratis elect their entire county ticket by
small pluralitieS.
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Rush Goes Republican.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-By the lat
est and most complete returns Rush coun-
ty gives Mckinley 2,S69. Bryan 2,5SS, a
Democratic gain of Ga. Johnson, Rep, for
Congress, gets $50 plurality, Mount, for
Governor. 20, and Thomas, Rep. for Leg
islature. $40. The Republican county ticket
is elected by "a majority of several hun
drpd
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Wells Countv,s Rryan Vote.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLUFFrON, Ind, Nov. 4.-Weus county,
with twenty-eight precincts. gives Bryan
a plurality of 1882. a Democratic gain OF
535 over 1892.
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RENOUNCED HER RIGHTS.
Archduchess Maria DOrOthea r
ing to Wed the Due D'OrIeans.

VIENNA, Nov. 4.-The remuneration on
the part of the Archduchess Maria Doro-
thea of all her rights of succession to the
throne of Austria prior to her marriage
to the Duke of Orleans occurred at noon
to-day at the Hofburg, in the presence of
Emperor Francis Josef, the Archduke and
the Ministers. with the customary cere-
mony. Count Go~luchowsky, the Austrian
Minister for Foreign Affairs. read the deed
of Pronunciation, which was afterward
signed by the ArchducheSS.
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Floyd Goes Republican.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MINI u LID Non-. 4

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY, Ind. Nov. All the
precincts in Floyd county give Mckinley
3.797: Bryan, 3.490. a Republican gain of
1.56s. Tracewell. Rep. for Congress-, 3,647.
Zenor. DEM, 3.097. Vote for Governor is
still Incomplete. but Mount ran with Nc
Kinley. in which result is known. X. w.
Morris. Rep, is elected Representative. and
James Patton. Dem. joint Senator of Floyd
and Washington counties. General Jasper
Packard. for joint Representative of Floyd.
Clark and Jefferson counties. is elected.
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Revival of business.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HanE1I0N-D La AL. -ThiS

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND. Ind, Nov. 4.-This locality
has already begun to realize the Importance
Of McKinley's election. The president of
the United States car works, at Hege-
wisch, ILL.,, three miles northwest of here,
to-day posted notices advertising for seven
hundred skilled workmen and laborers and
the Standard OIL Company advertised for
four hundred more men. Ii was also an
nounced that the Corning steel works
would reopen Jan. 10, giving employment
TO four hundred and fifty men.
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The treasury
to-day. lost s47, Coz in gold coin and s44. 700 in
jewelers. bars. The net gain at New York,
however. was s., $50, 800. This leaves the re-
serve Sill. 5S7, S9S. Large gains in gold are
indicated at Boston and other points.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHOALS. Ind, Nov. 4-Returns from all
precincts in the county give Bryan plural
ity over Mckinley of 315. and Shively over
Mount Of 169. Miers, Dem. for Congress.
over Hardy. Rep, receives 160. and the en-
tire Democratic county ticket is elected.
Frank Pinnick. for Representative for Mar
tin and Dubois counties, is elected. and the
prosecutor for Forty-ninth circuit elected
by large majorities.
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Feared !. clash at seymour.

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SEYMOUR. Ind, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
paraded the streets all night and have been at il
all day. a crowd OF Bryanites has also been
shouting for their favorite. Fearing that trouble
between the two parties would result. the saloon
men in the heart Of the city closed up for a time
this afternoon. About one thousand dollars
changed hands on the State election.
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Clay County 600 Democratic.
,ciaI TO the ndfananoIis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, Nov. 4.-The election re-
turns from Clay county are about all in.
The entire Democratic ticket Is elected,
and the county will give Bryan and Rid
path between 600 and 200 majority. In 1882
the county went Democratic for Cleveland
by AT. The gain this year is accounted
for by the fusion with the Populists.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Seventy-
two precincts out of se~venty-eight give Nc
Kinley 7,4se, Bryan 6,02S, a Republican gain
of I.452; Mount, 6,S40; Shivciy, 6,106. Hem
enway. Rep, for Congress, carries these
precincts by 1850 plurality.
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Gain fin Howard County.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 4.-Howard county
complete gives Mckinley 4,197. Bryan 3,15S.
a Republican majority of 1.039. The rest
of the ticket is In doubt. w. w. Mount,
Rep, has defeated Judge Kirkpatrick for
reelection by 600, and Il. f. Hankess was
elected prosecuting attorney. Nicholson
is reelected to the Legislature by 900 ma
jOrity.
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Big Gain i'm Spencer County.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
ROCKPORT, Ind, Nov. 4-Twenty-six
out of twenty-eight precincts in Spencer
county give Mckinley $3.50 and Bryan 2,As.
The Republican majority is 3S1, a net Re-
publican gain over 1892 of 234. Hemenway,
Rep. for Congress. carried the entire coun-
ty by 26 majority. The presidential and
State ticket vary but a few votes. Repub-
licans elect Representative by 200 votes.
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NEW YORK, Nov. ARRIVED: Trave,
from Bremen. Sailed: St. Louis. for
Southampton; Teutonic, for Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. ARRIVED: New
York and Lain. from New York. Sailed:
Aller, for New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-Sailed: Majestic,
for New York.
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Nice Gain I'm montgomery.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Nov. a.
From official and unofficial returns of
Montgomery county. it goes EOS plurality
for the Mckinley electors. while the vote
for James A. Mount, for Governor. will be
about the same. Lands. for Congress. is
given loo majority over Cheadle. and the
Republicans will without much doubt lose
the judge. clerk and sheriff. caused by the
scratching of tickets. The correct vote wi
not be positively known until canvassed by
the board tomorrow.
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tna Indiananolis ,Iournal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 4-Returns
from all OF the sixty-one precincts in
st. Joseph county but one, which is
carefully and c~onservatively estimated,
give Mckinley "A plurality over Bryan of
$50. The slime precincts gave Mount, for
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Roysc,A Majority Il. 100.

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WARSAW, Ind. Nov. 4-Kosciusko coun-
ty gives Loo majority for the Republican
ticket. All the Republican candidates for
county officers are elected. l.. w. Royse.
for Congressman in the Thirteenth lis
trict, is elected by q majority of 1000.
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Increase in Fayette.

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CONNERSVILLE. Ind, Nov. 4.-Judge Swift.
DEM. is reelected to the bench in the district
composed OF Fayette, Union and Franklin coun-
ties, and George l.. Gray. Dem. is elected prose-
cutor. The entire Republican ticket in Fayette
county is elected by increased nIajorities.
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steuben Republican by 1911.

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ANGOLA. Ind. Nov. 4-Steuben county
complete gives Mckinley 1852 and Bryan
1,641. Thu vote on the State ticket is about
the same. Leighty, for Congress, is about
twenty-five or thirty ahead of his ticket.
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A Political Row.

MIDLESBORO, KY, Nov. Ain a pc
litical row on Marshall's Branch, Letcher
county, Scott killed Charles Osborn.
Friends of both parties have armed them
serves with Winchesters and a deadly bat
tie is imminent.
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Lawrence Falls 10 700.

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BEDFORD, Ind, Nov. 4.-Present indi-
cations show Lawrence county will posi-
lively give Mckinley 200 majority. 1t is
conceded Judge Robert w. Miers. DEM,
will carry this (Second) district for Con-
gress by 800 majority. Democratic candi-
date i'm Lawrence, Orange and Dubois
counties will probably be elected for Leg
iSlature.
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Henry's Majority Is a,IOO.

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ANDERSON. Ind, Nov. 4--The complete
returns in Madison county are not yet In.
Secretary A. A. Small has been given the
majorities IN missing precincts and says
Madison county will give Mckinley and
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Consolation for Bryan.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The managers of one
of the largest department stores in
the city wired Mr.. Bryan to-day offering
him salary of $25, 600 per annum to become
manager of its legal department. No reply
has been received.
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Mob ut

CINCINNATI. Nov. 4.-The streets have
been wild here tonight with thousands of
shouting Democrats marching behind a
banner On which was inscribed in large
letters: Bryan elected. We will not stand
1X76 again