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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04
West Virginia.

Wheeling, W.. Va, Nov. 4.-No Off
cial returns have been received from any
part Of the state at l a. m. "wednesday
At Republican headquarters the state
ment Is made that it is only a. question
of majority now. Divener, congressman
First district. is certainly reelected and
the Republicans claim all threeof the
others, the legislature and state ticket.
Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. Figures
here on which to base a correct estima te
of the result in West Virginia viii not
be available before morning. AT mid
night not more than five counties have
been heard from, and they are only eS-
timated. They give a Republican gain
over 1892 of $500. This includes the city
precincts in Wheeling show a net Re
publican gain of So over 1894. when the
Democratic majority heretofore exist
ing was completely reversed.
Chairman Dawson Of the Republican
state committee said 10 the Associated
Press representative at midnight: Nc
Kinley has carried West Virginia by
frcm 1900 to 15,0o0. and the Republican
state ticket and four Republican con-
gresemen are elected. The Democratic
headquarters make no claim, but ex-
press hopes.
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St. Psul-112 precincts in Minnesota.
including the city OF St. Paul, give Nc
kinley 1876. Bryan 1o.sS2-
81. Paul-At the night advances the
general result. in the stae becomes evil
dent bat exact hsureS are not TO be had,
as the earliest returns. being from the
more settled portions and from the OK
les. are counted as favorable 10 Mckin-
.ey ard the Republican ticket. ST Paul
VIII come to the front for the Republi-
can ticket. Inc Pioneer Press. Repu5-
lican, placed the Republican majority
for president at 10000. AT . a. m. the
Republican majority on the national lick
et seems Oha near 40 O0O
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SELLING a SHAM STORE.
Wine That Was Coiered water asl
sausAges stated with wiad.


sausAges stated with Wiad.
, With the arres; of Mrs. Martha Ev-
erett, alias Catching. for having op-
tanned money by false pretenses. a nor
city in the way of confidence games was
brought To light the Other day A few
days ago John DAILY SOW an advertise
r1ent in local paper 10 the effect that
half interest in "A delica,essen store on
Fourth street was for sale cheap.
Being desirous Of embracing In busi.
ness. DAILY went to look ut the place,
and found Mrs. Everett surrounded
with every evidence Of prosperous IT.
he business. Along the walls hung
rows Of nice fat ssusages and hams and
smoked fish. while the shelves held
dozens Of cans of cornet bred. There
were kegs of o~tcnsible frire ard pigA'
picked goods and Mrs. Es~rvt, showed
him a large consignment Of eggs In
csses and barrels Of butter. Daily irnnr-
ciateiy closed the deal. and spou sf,Ar-
ward took charge 81 the store. as his
partner wanted 70 go into the eountrs
for few days.
The first morning he opened I'D he
made q discovery. He lifted the egg
cases and found that only the top layers
bore fruit. The res; of the pa<tcbosrf
holes were hollow rnockeTle< ss~du~r
took the place os fesh ard bone In Tho
han covers. and the rolls % butf~T ~er,
empty cans rolled IN damp CHEESE ciotss.
The 900 bottles wrapped In pink tissue
papcr, and supposed 20 contain aertAis
wine. proved 20 BE- nothing but filtered
water
But the crrlelert sham ~ all ~.s The
- sss5y es. TIE sleek brown skins v~r.
fled with wind. and each one va bal
tasted 1ith n ballet 70 proven, the -.a-
ssge- from Eoatins up sga-ns. the esiI-
Ing like q BALBOA i: was thu san.- wsy
with everything el.~. The cars ell were
empty. and tie picked trip vas a.
saSion aad a snare. DAILY has r-slr-d
frora bsasiDsss. aud viii sell fhe counter
rid shelves ~ q discount~-ssn Fr..-
CISCO Letter
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GRIP WAS TIGHT
Continued from First Page)
cts give MCKINLEY 1856; BRYAN. 100

cincts give Mckinley 1876; Bryan, 120.
! San Francisco-9:45 p. m.-Chairman
| Afford, Of the Democratic state central
committee makes the following state
ment to the Associated Press: 81 see no
| reason, from the few returns received
| so far in California, TO alter my former
prediction that Bryan will carry the
state by 5000"
AT the Republican headquarters Chair
man Mclaughlin gave out the follow
| ing: Il am not willing to make any
definite estimate as to figures, as the re-
turns are to meagre. 1 am confident,
however, that Mckinley will carry the
state"
San Francisco-137 precincts in Califor
MIA out of 2,377 give Mckinley 5,9S2;
Bryan, 5,067: Same gave Harrison
majority of AS.
California-274 out of 2,064 precincts
outside of San Francisco give Mckinley
12,46S, Bryan 1O,7s2 Same in 1892 gave
Harrison IL $50, Cleveland 1874.
San Francisco-11 p. m.-From the
meagre returns received up to this hour.
the indications are that Bryan may car
ry California by a small majority. The
vote in the southern part of the state.
which has always been a Republican
NliOHSuc SuONS lldt Mchlnlcy Is los
ing ground there as compared with the
vote of the last election. If Mckinley
comes north with a reduced vote, il
seems probable that his slight lead in the
south will be wiped out when he strikes
the northern Democratic counties.
San Francisco-California gives 1850
majority for Mckinley
San Francisco, Nov. 3.-The interest
manifested in the election has been
something unusual in California Every
town in the state is receiving bulletins
tonight and in San Francisco the
crowds gathered about the newspaper
bulletin boards are enormous. Street
car traffic on Market street, the main
thoroughfare Of the city, was nearly
stopped. When the returns commenced
to come In. great enthusiasm was mani
rested. Both Bryan and Mckinley
partisans were out in force and they
cheered loudly for their favorites.
San Francisco-TwO hundred and
twenty-four precincts out of 2,064 out
side of San Francisco give Mckinley 49,
OF; Bryan 20,0s5. Same in 1892 gave
Harrison 20,S74: Cleveland $685.
San Francisco-Four hundred and
forty-fve precincts out of 2.064 in Cali
fornia outside of San Francisco give Nc
Kinley 23,027: Bryan 20065. McKinley's
plurality 1852. The same precincts four
years ago gave Harrison 20,274; Cleve- |
land 1888. This shows a Republican |
gain Of 1,076 in the precincts heard from !
The Chronicle claims that The city of |
San Francisco will give Mckinley from |
G, 900 to 10, 900 plurality
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Massachusetts.

Boston, Mass. Nov. 3.-Forty-two out
of 1871 precincts give Bryan 6,S2S; Nc
kinley 12,i12; Palmer, 654.
Boston-Ninety-seven precincts in Bos-
ton give Bryan 1850; Mckinley, %, 946;
Palmer. 1.570.
Boston-First precinct. ward 4: Bryan.
III; Mckinley, 291; Walcott, 29s: Will
Jams, 104-
Boston-Twenty-four out of i91 pre-
cincts in Boston give Bryan 1854: Nc
kinney, 1858; Palmer. 41.
Boston-Thirty-two out Of 1el precincts
in Boston give Bryan 4.40S; Mckinley,
1854: Palmer. $685.
Boston-Fifty precincts give Bryan
$40; Mckinley. q. o7o; Palmer. 1915.
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Utah..

Salt Lake, Utah. Nov. S.-The polls
closed at p. m. \ very heavy vote was
cast. twice as large as any ever polied in
the state on account of the woman vote
Il Will be late in the morning, If not to-
morrow afternoon, before the count can
be completed. Indications now are that
Bryan has carried the state by at least
10000 majority. The legislature. which
VIII elect a United States senator. is
still claimed by both parties.
Salt I.ake--At sac p. n. only two city
precincts had been heard from Bryan
ten; Mckinley none
Salt L4ke--At 1880 p. m. a dispatch
from Boise. Idaho, says returns are
coming in very slowly and not enough
at hand 10 give any Indication of the re-
suit in the city or state
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne Wyo., Nov. 3.-Eighteen pre-
cincts out of total of 297 give McKin-
ley S42; Bryan. 161; a Democratic gain
Of 1S3. The same gain Throughout the
state will give Bryan l,5G0 plurality.
Cheyenne-l0 p. m.-Returns coming
very slow. Indications point 10 a small
majority for the winning candidates
both OH the electoral and congressional
tickets. The election may not be settled
6lfNrc t0r10TrNxy nj
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New Jersey.

Trenton. -. J.. Nov. 3.-The latest re-
turns from the several counties % New
Jersey. with proportionate estimates for
the unrsported precincts. indicate that
Mckinley viii carry the state 5y from
$500 to so COO The Republicans elect
six OF the eight congressman with the
indications that Pitnsy, Republican also
has carried the Fourth district by 1ea9.
Tount. Democrat has probably carried
the Seventh district By $50. The Re
puclicans have elected six Of the eight
state senator's ard probably forty-Hvs OF
the sixty asssrnbiynlen and VIII have
large majority IN both houses CO the
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Wisconsin,.

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov S.-On the basis
OF gains first twenty towns in the state
Wisconsin is Republican by 81. coo and
Will probably BE more.
Madison, Wis, Nov. 2.-Madison city
gone Republican by 600: Republican
gain since 1892 OF I.eS3.
Racine. Wis. Nov. 2.-Racine county
gives Mckinley SEQ plurality. gain OF
1,6o0 over 1882
Madison. WIS, Nov. S.-McHinley's
plurality in Wisconsin probably above
09e. Returns slow and incomplete.
Republican state ticket elected BY good
u.ajcritiss. Ssaeaering. Republican.
elected 10 congress IN this district
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NOntand.

Helena. Mont. Nov 2-CoHiplet re-
turns from - out OF SIS precincts n the
state give Bryan s.24e; HcKinisy 5.7ss-
Butte. Mont. Nov 3-B-ysn's major
.ty in the state may r-acA iS.fs,s- Hart
man. Silver Republican. Is eEsets1 10
congress BY from s.ess 10 i6-ea3 oge-
Goddard. Regular Republican TIE eR-
tire Dsmac-s -Popuitst fusion state
ticket Is elected with IRE pozsihie eIcaP-
tio1 81 associate justice o. TIRE slprs-lle
court. treasurer and secretary D. state
Eeier2-.sT midnight . oz@cs1cts g4ve
Mckinley e.ssI: Brysa is.s4S SIX -
ere n favor OF Bryan Tire fusion state
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Georgia.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. S.-Reports receiv-
ed by the Morning News show that ter
Democratic congressman are elected. In
the First district Lester may be beaten
by Doyle, Republican fusion). Fiem-
ing. Democrat, will defeat West, sue
cessor to Tom Watson. by $500 for con-
gress.
Atlanta-Bryan majority in this (Ful-
tor county, 1874.
Savannah, Ga, Nov. 3.-Everything
nov points 10 the reelection of congress
from the First Georgia district of Rufus
z. Lester. Democrat, by probably the
lowest majority ever received. This
would make a solid Democratic delega-
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Minnesota.

s. Pau. MN. Nov 3--THelTe prs-
csnc1s IL ;As ely % 81 PAU give AcE-a-
lsy i.s75. Bryan 49,
ST Paal--Forty-e gt- N.sEez7sa PRE-
csrss. Mex izizT 7.4zs. E5Tv.ss 4-zss =
precincts Il the cisy q s. AMI xsE r
.sy 2. Ale. Brs r.
s. paal-SixgT-H oye-7cte = II -
nssasa. .sr.zsln< g from s. PAL xse
,icnls.iss Ie-zsz. bryan. al
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Louisiana.

New Orleans. La, Nov. ELECTION "a
turns coming IN slowly but the indiS2-
tons are the Democrats have made clean
sweep. electing congressional delegation
and that Bryan has carried the state by
Tot less than 5000 majority.
New Orlsaus-M.inight: Returns 50
far received make IL absolutely certain
that Bryan has carried the state by pro-
baby .c.eoo plurality and that the Demo
c-ats have sisstei cong-esmen.
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North Dakota.

Fargo. y. D.. Nov. 3.-103 precincts
out of 1913 in the state give Mckinley
2,156 and all fuse stronghoids claim heard
from. McKinley's election is assured
and the next legislature viii be composed
of three-quarter Republicans.
Bismarck-City Of Bismarck gives Nc
Killey and state ticket 200 majority.
Fargo-Fargo gives Mckinley 40 ma
jority. Bryan carries but one ward in
the CITY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-04

Jacksonville, Fla. Nov 3.-Bryan and
Sewall carry Florida by a majority
closely estimated at 5000 10 1900,
against majority of $4,000 for Blox-
ham. Democrat, for governor, over Gun
by, Republican, in the state election in
October.
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Nevada.

Carson, New. Nov ST VII be irl7os-
81 ole 70 give complete returns from Ne
vzda for several days. COMMUNICATION BE-
ing slow. bat indications toni Chs ar
thas RTyan,s plersiisy Es'i - fsr t-aT
az large as at first ss;iraTei P-oha-
by Il vii not reach 2.0s9.
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Rhode Island.

ProvidenceAThe state has given Nc
hiniey an overwhelming majority.
Democrats themselves admit Mckinley
has plurality OF 1900. while the Re
publicans claim -. 600, the highest piu-
rality ever given in Rhode Island The
vote - the largest ever cast The vote
FOR the gold candidates was very small
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mississippi.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. 3.-Mississippi
gives Bryan majority Of $4,000. The
vote for Watson will not exceed 10000.
The seven Democratic candidates for con
gress are elected by majorities ranging
from 900 10 5000.
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Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 3.-This city
gives Bryan Loss; Mckinley 1,047. In
1892 this city gave Cleveland 1,sS5 and
Harrison 1.O57.
Little Rock-Arkansas gives 5000 ma
iority for BRYAN.
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Idaho.

Boise Idaho. Nov. 3.-From present IN
dications this city VIII give the Mckinley
electoral ticket a majority Il Is I'M
possible. to state returns until tom0r-
row night on account OF county compllca-
lions
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-Pennsylvania
gives Mckinley plurality OF over $780,
600.
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Florida.

ticket and Hartman for congress are
practically oven
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Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 3.-Davis and
Sharkman, Democrats for congress, are
elected in the First and Second districts.
MICHIGAN.
Congress-Michigan, district twelve,
Carlos y. Sheldon, Republican elected.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-12-25
MASONIC ELECTIONS.
A Joint Installation Will Be Held on
December 29th

At the regular annual election of
Hope Chapter. No. 10, Royal Arch
Masons, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Excellent High Priest, H. T. Cum
ming.
King, E. R. Thompson.
Scribe, L. W. Shodair.
Treasurer. Valentine Jacky
Secretary, G. V. Sherman.
Captain of the Host. w. I. Power
Principal Sojourner, G. L. M Beall.
Royal Arch Captain, T. L. Penrose.
Master of the Third VAIL
Master of the Second Vail.
Master of the First Vail,
Sentinel,
Ruby Lodge, No 36, A. f. and A.
NJ, Granite. selected its officers last
Saturday night. as follows:
Worshipful Master, Charles Weitfle.
Senior Warden, Thomas Larsen.
Junior Warden, T. L. Penrose.
Treasurer H. T. Cumming.
Secretary, James Willoughby.
Senior Deacon, James Cumming.
Junior Deacon, Frank Foote.
Senior Steward, Daniel Arms.
Junior Steward. j. G. Argall.
Tyler, Richard Page.
On December 'th, Flint Creek
Lodge, No. II. A. + and A. NJ, Sc
lected the folio ing officers:
Worshipful la Ter. Valentine Jacky.
Senior Warden, E. r. Thompson.
Junior Var .on, r. w. Getty.
Treasure, Charles Kroger
Secretary, G. V. Sherman.
Senior Deacon, r. l. Folkins.
Junior Deacon, W. G. Bradshaw.
Senior Steward, W. l. Power.
Junior Steward Angus Johnston.
Tyler, W. L. Holder.
A joint installation of the officers of
the various Masonic bodies of Philips
burg and Granite, as follows, will take
place on Tuesday evening, December
Goth. at Masonic hail: Hope Chapter,
No. 10, r. a. M. Ruby Lodge, No
36, A. II. and A. M, Granite; Flint
Creek Lodge, No II, A. T. and A. NJ.
and Pearl Chapter, No. IA, Order
Eastern Star.
The installation will be given in Ma
sonic hall, and the supper and social
hop will take place in Firemen's hall.
The affair will be confined to resident
and sojourning Masons and their la
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HASMARK NEWS.

G. G. Collins was Il visitor in our
town Monday last.
"Butch' O'Donnell has got a force
OF sixteen men working at the Hobo
tunnel.
Mrs. E. Fl. Moore and Miss Katie
Hynes We're visiting Mr.. Will Hynes
last Saturday.
Miss Nellie Northey, the Granite
belle, was visitor with Mrs McEl-
benny last Monday.
Jack O'Brien. from Combination.
bought the building occupied as a sa-
loon by Chas. Freeman for $l25.
Jim O'Donnell is collecting an enor
nous lot of old tin cans in anticipation
of two weddings to take place shortly
Mr.. w. J. johnson, from Butte,
was here several days last week, look
ing after his interest in the Trout
mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lindgren, the lower
valley residents, were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Oxley last Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
The well and favorably known pres
ident of the Granite Miners Union,
Harry Lewney, was a visitor in our
hamlet last Monday.
Miss Bridget Brennan, the beautiful
daughter Of Con Brennan, was down
from Granite, and was the guest of
Mrs. z. Firchau last week.
The Italian camp is now working
force Of twenty-five men on the Puri-
tan with J. Catassee, the we'll known
mining man, as superintendent.
The wellknown son of J. J. HAYDEN,
Master Roy, has secured the agency
for the American Framers' Journal
and seems to make good success.
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MISCELLANEOUS MINING NOTES

The Sacramento mine. Mercuc
(Utah) district, has posted it's first
dividend.
The Anaconda company has at its
brick yards nearly 60, 600, 900 bricks.
The Central Hill hydraulic mine in
Calaveras county, Gal produced T14, :
800 for the last seasons run.
The Johannesburg decision in the
cyanide patent cases applies only to the
South African Republic.
A new ruby bearing tract has been
discovered in Upper Burmah which is
said to be rich in that mineral.
The first steps were taken at meet
ing Of brokers at Spokane, Wash. last
week 70 form a mining exchange.
Another organization to deal in coast
mining property is being started in
San Francisco to begin business early
in 1897.
With the opening up of mines, es-
pecially gold mines, all over Nevada,
the outlook for prosperity in that state
is good.
An organized effort is being made in
Colorado to bring influence to bear in
Mines'at Washington.
Employment is being given many
men on assessment wOrl- in different
parts of the county, for the time
within which it must be done is be-
coming short.
The Palmer Mountain Gold Mining
company at Loomis, Idaho. proposes
to run a double track tunnel $500 feet
into Palmer mountain to tap and work
the mines.
The Black Oak mine in Tuolumne
county, CAL, has been sold to Leopold
Meyers, of Brussels, and Chas. L.
Meyers. of New York, for $500, 600.
The claim jumper will be in evidence
again as usual on the first of January
and those who have locations will do
we'll to see that their assessment work
is done before that time.
At Savonnas, B. O., at the lately
discovered cinnabar deposits, large
bodies of rich ore have been blocked
out and new locations are being made.
A company is now erecting a furnace.
The new discoveries of gold-one of
quartz and one of gravel-have been
made in Wales, the latter in the sands
of the Mawddach river.
The Manitoba Free Press advocates
the construction, with government
aid, of refinery to treat Canadian
ores and the building Of railroad into
the Kootenay country in order to make
it once more a Canadian possession.
Such number Of senators and repre-
sentatives have expressed themselves so
strongly in favor of the establishment
of Department of Mines and Mining
that any move made in congress will
be sure of serious consideration.
Mrs. N. Collins. of Columbia Falls,
Mont, is superintendent of the Mon
tana Queen Mining company, and is
this winter giving her personal atten-
tion' to the development of the Mon
tezllma and Reindeer. In the spring
a Smelter is to he erected
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.
lower valley last Saturday, returning
Monday. Something fascinating is
taking that gentleman once week.

lower valley last Saturday. returning
Monday. Something fascinating is
taking that gentleman once a week.
Mrs. Sadie Curren arrived from
visit to her sister in AnacOn da OIL
Wednesday last and is again at her
post as bookkeepel in the MclIlh emmy
hotel.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. M.
Dwyer has accepted a position with
the Hobo Tunnel company and is going
to remain here. The gentleman is
welcome addition to any community.
The new saloon fixtures for j O. DON
nells saloon arrived last Thu rsday
and it is beautiful lot of fixtures, es-
pecially the French mirror with
hand carved black walnut frame Of
considerable dimensions.
The foreman of the Puritan, Frank
Atkinson. who served as Judge of
election in Hasmark on the Sd of
November last, was considerably en-
ragged at the small pay an election
judge in Granite county gets, especi-
ally as county warrants are cashed at
20 per cent. discount on the dollar.
He says that such a pay for judges
will in the future be the means to have
lHCOHlpeienu men serve III IDdI Capd-
city. We think the gentleman is
right. E. +.
\ western farmer wrote to his law
yer as follows: ''Will you please tell
me where you learned to write? |
have ii boy | wish to send TO school,
and | am afraid ! may hit upon the
S ime school that you went to. -
An exchange remarks that it is
amusing to watch the ''snart Alecs''
who never subscribe for local papers
"because there is nothing in them
watching an opportunity to read the
copies that are paid for by their more
cnterprising neighbors.
REM EMBER
Everything bought of Richards en-
graved free.
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