Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-11-21
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| Friday, November IS.
McKinley's plurality in Ohio was $751;
049 and his majority 39,713.
Cardinal Gibbons is said to have in
Cured the displeasure of Rome.
Weyler's first fight with Maceo reads,
even in the Spanish version, like a de-
feat.
One woman and three men commit
ted suicide in and about New York
yesterday.
Mr.. Bryan has received 5000 letters
praising his campaign for silver and
urging him to keep up the fight
| William G. Dewitt said yesterday
that the Greater New York charter
would be ready for the Commission on
December l.
A corporation has been planned that
| will have for its purpose the carrying
of grain from the Northwest by an all
water route.
Friends of President Cleveland said
he would veto the Dingley bill. if pass
ed, as he believed that, with good
times, the present tariff would produce
sufficient revenue
President-elect Mckinley is said to
wish the present Senate to pass the
Dingley bill in order to gain time for
the leisurely preparation by experts of
| a protective tariff bill
Governor-elect Black consulted T. C.
Plat yesterday in reference to his APP
pointments. Nothing definite was
agreed upon except that George w.
Aldridge should succeed himself as
superintendent of Public Works.
Saturday. November IA
Bryan resumed his fight for silver
to-day. He made three speeches in
Lincoln
1t is rumored that Secretary Herbert
will resign soon to accept a judicial
appointment.
Senator PETER says he will offer no
sactious opposition to the tariff plans
of the Republicans
John Y Foster. for twenty-five years
secretary of the New Jersey Republi-
can State Committee, died yesterday.
SPANS secret fund for use in this
country to defeat the Cubans often
amounts, it leaked out yesterday. to
$500 600
The will of Mrs w. H. Vanderbilt
was filed for probate yesterday BY it
most of her estate of S1,100,000 goes to
the Nissan family.
Former Congressman William s. For
man, of Illinois. was offered the posi-
ton of Internal Revenue Commissioner
by President Cleveland
1t is said the presidency of big
New York loan and trust company
awaits Secretary Carlisle on his retire
ment from the Cabinet.
Owing to the continued illness of
Mrs. Mckinley, the President-elect will
not attend the banquet to be given to
Mark Hanna at Cleveland.
Monday. November 16.
Wyoming, according to the onlcIal
canvass, has cast her electoral vote for
Bryan.
1t is estimated that the Republican
committee spent nearly S1,5O0,000 in
cunning the Mckinley campaign.
A company is forming to monopolize
with Ii Hung Chang's expected aid,
China's foreign trade and public i'm
provements.
Weyler sent Cubans to New York,
and other points to get into the conf
dence of their patriotic brethren and
betray them.
1t is probable that Gov. William c.
Oates, a sound-money Democrat will
be elected United States Senator from
Alabama to succeed James l.. Pugh.
Blind John Martin, substitute for
Charles Broadway Rouss. has under
gone many operations for the restora-
ton of his sight, but as yet in vain
At the request of Undertaken Aldred,
who said he feared bomb throwers. six
detectives were at the funeral of Mrs. |
w. H. Vanderbilt to guard against |
cranks.
The third game of the chess cham |
pionship match was played Saturday at
Moscow, by Lasker and Steinitz. The |
game, a Giuoco piano, was won by |
Lasker after 80 moves. Steinitz has |
not yet won game of the series.
News has reached Quebec from Rome |
that the pope has approved of the COM
promise recently agreed upon by the |
Dominion and the Manitoba govern |
ments regarding the veXed question of |
the Manitoba schools. The govern
ment officials announcement of the
terms of the compromise will be given
out at Ottawa next week.
Tuesday, November II.
acratic legislative caucus.
The body of well-dressed man with
marks of violence was found in a lone
Iy field at Railway, N. J.
The official vote of North Carolina is
rs follows: Bryan, ia LASS; Mckinley, /
155. 222; Bryan's majority, 1926.
Charles w. Jenkins, ex-champion
fancy skater. died suddenly Sunday at
MS home in New York city.
Minister De LONE told friend war
with Spain is possible, and it would
be terrible and uncertain in result
Tennessee Republicans will contest
The election of the Democratic capdi-
date for Governor. Robert L. Taylor
Alexander Stephens Clay was nomi-
mated for United States Senator by the
Democratic legislative caucus of Geor-
yia.
Joseph Knapp, a young athlete, of
Brooklyn, died Monday of injuries sus-
-ained in football game on election
day.
Bismarck was highly praised in the
Reichstag instead of censured for dis
closing the Russo-German treaty of
lSS6-90.
A dispatch from Odessa says The
Black Sea Russio1 fleet will be increas-
I'd to thirty-two vessels, which is fol:
times it's present strength.
The Board of Education of New York
city accepted two small rooms of The
score offered by churches to furnish ac-