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The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

.. a. m.-Business: report Of Com.
neurology; Question Boz: election Of
officers. ode.
The limitations of the term Of office
make an election Of officers Tor the
Maine Federation part Of the business
of the October gathering. Already a
number of names are mentioned for the
president. Perhaps that OF Mrs. Alice
Frye Briggs Of Auburn, daughter OF Hon,
Nm. p Frye and wife of f. &. Briggs
one Of Albums distinguished citizens
leads. Another name mentioned Is 4
possible candidate Is that of Mrs Anna
Sargent Hunt, one of Augusta most
able women.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

English people are holding mass
meetings to express their Indignation
against the Sultan and to appeal to their
government to take action in the matter.
However, England's going forward
alone means an European war and she IS
not yet ready to take the step which
will bring it about
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

kinson's heavy coated chocolates at
corner drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

The annual report of the Maine Cen
trail Il. r. Co, for the fiscal year ending
June 30tE, has been compiled. The
gross earnings from operation were So
010,Gls, as against S4,839, 7G1, in 1895.
The operating expenses were a3,271 ,672,
an increase of S236,50 over 1895. In
come from operation, Sl,73S, 80; total
income, 81, 765, 5o5; deductions from in
come, 81, 385, 129; net income, $3SO,37G,
a falling oil of S40,5l3 from 1895. Sur
plus June 30, SECS, 625. In the way of
accidents one passenger has been killed
three injured; three trespassers were
killed and three injured. Others injur-
ed were five; in addition TO these one
employee was killed and nine injured
There has been an unusual freedom
from accidents and fatalities when
it is considered that the company oper-
ates over one thousand miles of road
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

The Bath Iron Works may get the
contract for building at least two of the
new government torpedo boats. Their
bid was the lowest on the thirty knot
boats, being $4,000 each for two
or $4,000 each for three. They also
bid on smaller boats guaranteeing an
usual speed as we'll as low figures. Bath
workmen are naturally looking forward
with interest to the awarding Of the
contracts.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

COY Bushnell of Ohio and Gen.
Grosvenor concur in predicting a Repuh-
lican majority of 100000 in that State.
The best thing vet found for cough
Syrup of White Pine and Tar only Pic
Il bottle to be found only at Sampson
corner drug store
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24
Maine ODD Fellowship.

Grand Secretary Joshua Davis of Port
land has issued circulars announcing
that the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Maine will be held in Portland
on Tuesday, the 10Th day of October.
The Grand Encampment will also hold
its annual session on the evening of the
same day.
Miss Grace {, Walton Of Belfast, sec
rotary of the Rebekah State Assembly
of Maine, will notify Rebekah lodges
that the next annual meeting of the
assembly will be held at Portland on
Monday evening, oct 18th.
The usual one-fare rates over all rail
roads have been obtained for these an
nual gatherings.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

The scientists of France celebrated on
Friday of last week the ffueth ami
versary of the discovery of the planet
Neptune by Urban lie Xerrier and
John Couch Adams
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

About so often there is a rumor to the
effect that the monarchy is to be re
stored on the Hawaiian islands. The
latest was that Princess Kaiulani would
sit on the throne at Honolulu, but, like
the rest, it was without foundation.
President Dole is yet at the helm and
affairs go so smoothly there that there
is little to be said of them in the out
side world.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24
The Vote for Repres entatiyes.

The vote for Representatives to the
Legislature in Somerset as given in the
REPORTER last week was not complete
and we revise it as follows:
In Skowhegan the vote stood, Lyman
l.. Walton, 40; Frank Thompson, 223 !;
Chandler futile. |.
In the Fairfield class, George g. Weeks,
553; X. ID. Rice, 352.
In the Pirtsfeld class, Alonzo II. Burse,
$50; ). II. Frost, 339.
In the Norridgewock class, Henry ).
Whiting, G72; James II. Hilton, 439 ;
Melvin q. Gray, A.
In the Coruyile class, Cassius G..
kinsman, 734 Alfred f. Currier, $50 ;
Samuel f. Emerson, Is.
In the Harmony class, r. II. Reed,
800; Gilbert d. Laughton, lS2; Jonathan
L. Hilton, 50.
In the Moscow class. Danvile :.
Moore, 800; Charles NJ. Hill, 3l3 :;
William H. Young, :.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

m corporation controlling fine lines of
eoara iactures TO retail dealers wants resident
, ,cnt ior this county. Would require deposit
b lung to counties given control of. Must
'erenaeailii sent and hard worker. Fullest re-
,ea,ences required
'uufess' P o. Box 1923, Boston. Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

And now il appears that Arthur SeWall
puts the gold clause in his contracts.
The New York Tribune brings to hight
the fact that he recently took contract
to carry four shipoads of lumber from
Maine to New York, insisting upon "A
gold clause in the contract for doing the
work of which the following is the exact
language. The party of the second
part agrees to pay said party of the first
part or agent, for the transportation of
said timber - dollars and - cents,
United States gold, or its equivaleut.'
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24
The Ideal Panacea.

James /. Francis. Alderman. Chica
60. say Il regard Dr. King New
Discovery "a, an IDEAL panacea for
Coughs, colds, and Lung Complaints.
having used il il my family for the lat
five years. to the exclusion q ply
sicians prescriptions
Rev. John Burgus. keokuk. Iowa.
writes: Il. have been Minister Of thu
Methodist Episcopal Church for ~
years or more, and hay never found
anything so beneficial. or thar gave M
such speedy relief as Dr. King New
Discovery. Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now Trial Bottle, Free al
II L. I. patten's Drug Ntore.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

That our people have great confidence
in SIMPSONS corner drug store is madr
manifest by its fast increasing pfe.elip-
tion business.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24

Dr. Edaia'> quick Relief Porous Plas-
ter only lie ~ sampson, corner drug
store.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-24
Maine Women's Clubs.

Programme FOR Meeting of state Fedora
ton IN Portland
The Maine Federation Of Women. S
clubs will hold a meeting AZ Portland on
Oct. "a, l. and ~ Tie work Of every
club in the state will then be reported
and something Of the work each is doing
will be told. Mrs, Il. NJ Estabrook.
secretary of the federation has sent out
a circular letter asking for information
as to the work accomplished the last
year, and the plans for future work. and
asking for suggestions as 10 the line Of
thought that should receive tie atten.
ton Of the federation for the ensuing
year The programme for tie Portland
meeting follows:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

To the Voters Of Precinct No. 4:
After defeat there is nothing more to
do or say but 10 speak kind wcrd Of
thanks to those that must fy the flag
Of a sunken ship. I shall In grateful
phrase lake this method Of thanking
my friends, and those that stayed with
me until the last No one can appreci-
ate the help and support more highly
than myself. one regret Is that owing
10 my late announcement II couilicied
with The advance obligations Of many
Of my friends. With congratulations
q the successful candidate and broth.
erly sympathy to those who 80 nobly
fell with me. gracefully surrender the
fight Davis Garth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
OWES IT sY PERMISSION.
balance Due the Missouri Pacific Rail.
way by Marshal Medley.

balance Due the Missouri Pacific Rail.
way by Marshal Medley.
Topeka. Nov. iO.-It is reported from
Washington today that Special In
spector Clay Of the department Of jus.
tice may be expected 10 arrive At Tope-
ka soon 10 investigate the accounts Of
United States Marshal Medley. This
action has been taken, Il is said. because
Of charge filed by @. G.. Warner, vice
president and general auditor Of tho
Missouri Pacific Railroad company, that
Marshal Medley withholds from that
company about $500 due It on account
Of the capture Of an "army Of Coxey.
ties" on the line Of that road in 1898.
II such a charge has been filed Mar.
shall Neeloy has not been informed Of It
and Special Inspector Clay has not yet
arrived. Marshal Medley Is unwilling
TO believe any charge has been filed
against him. He admits that he Is in.
dohtcd to the Missouri Pacific Railroad
company $500, but says he has letters
TO show that he owes the money with
the consent Of the company.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
The VENEZUELAN COMMISSION.
Statement of Lord salisbury Discussed
as the Meeting.

Statement Of Lord salisbury Discussed
At the Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4O-The meeting
Of the Venezuelan commission today
was one OF more than ordinary interest
on account Of the significant statement
Of Lord salisbury's speech last even
ing In announcing the boundary dispute
practically ended. In the carly part OF
the meeting the address of Lord Sails.
bury was generally discussed, and tho
papers containing his speech aud com.
ments upon It were read.
The Venezuelan commission author.
lied the following official statement:
1.-The statement Of Lord Salisbury "a
reported in the morning papers makes
it probable the boundary dispute now
pending between Great Britain and
Venezuela will be settled by arbitration
at an early day. Under the oircum.
stances the commission. while continu.
ing It's deliberations. does not propose to
formulate any decision for the present
Of matters subject 20 its examination.
IL will continue It's sessions from time %
time, but with the hope and expectation
that friendly and just settlement Of
all pending differences between the ma
tons interested will make any final de.
cision on its part unnecessary
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
chas. H. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex,

chas. II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex,
il. Teasdalc is In Galveston.
Gov. Ross aud party are of enjoying
a camp hunt
J.B. Lloyd Of Kurien called on the
Eagle yesterday.
P. Buford OF Greenyille was here
yesterday.
"A. N. waldrop went to Waco yesler-
day.
l.. n. Fuller returned to Calvert yes
terdsy.
Mrs. W. G. Taliaiero LETT yesterday
for Cameron and Calvert.
1nousanos Of cases Of Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shlloh's Cure. Sold
by an druggists.
Mrs. s. +. Beard aud children LEI. 70,
hillsboro yesterday to visit relatives.
Al Ewing, Tom Goodson, John and
Joe Newsome and ucien Reed we're IN
from the bottom yesterday.
AcDuii simpson will be glad to sup
ply you with the best yellow yam pota
ioef through the winter d295&w
The College orchestra will furnish
music for ihe ball tonight at the D
y. X. ball in honor Of the visiting ply.
sicians.
karrs Clover Root Tea purlncs IN,
blood and gives a clear and boautlfu
complexion. Sold by an druggists.
A chFysanlhemum show for Bryan 4
In order this reason.
Mrs. W. S. Adams aud daughter
Hazel, arrived from Dallas yesterday.
VIII woo,en returned from st. Louis
Indianapolis and other points yesier
day.
Rasco Mlngo, a negro cbargei will
petty then, was Jailed yesterday.
Constipation causes more than hal
the us Of women. Karrs Clover Roo
Tea Is a pleasant cure Tor Constipation
Sold by all druggists.
Why suffer with coughs. colds an,
u grippe when LAXATIVE BRono OrfN
fSn viii cure you in one day. Doe
not produce The ringing In the hea,
IKE sulphate Of Qninine. Pat M n
tablets convenient fof taking. GuaT
anteed TO cure, or money refunded
Price, Poe. For sale by
NJ. H. James
sam b. Wilson,
=. J Fountain,
Apl NJ. q. Hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

Marriage licenses issued since Oct
p: Andrew johnson to Ellen Turner,
&c lrge McGreRor to Rhoda Lewis
Henry Evans to Adah West, Henry,
Morrison to Mary Davenport, John
Coombs to Ann Rcdiord, George
Mallcrom TO stella Jeilclson Samy
Cardona h Mary Roes, Walter Baker
to Edna Rhyen, Shad Tillery
to Lou Prince, Sau HAYS TO Fannie
Turner, VIM Meekins 10 Sarah lee,
Levi Watson n LAME Hinton, VIII
King TO Anna Wright, win Beckham TO
Abbie smith, G. o. Lightnrr to Willie
Fi.ey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
coxeWs nav DOCTRINE.
Out with the Outline Of Another Plat.
form For 1900.


CLEVELAND, Nov. l0.-J. S. Coxey OF
oommonwoal fame is on the ground
floor with a nosy doctrine for 1900 Il
Is platform which declares for the de.
monitization Of gold as well as silver,
state ownership OF all railroads. high.
ways, waterways and telegraph and
telephone lines municipal ownership Of
all streotcar lines. waterworks. market
houses, electric light and gas plants /;
employment Of surplus labor in public
works women's suffrage. state control
OF liquor traffic and the election OF presi-
dent by the direct vote OF the people
Coxey has called a conference Of all
friends initiative and referendum. who
advocates the above principles Of gov.
eminent. He believes that National
banks should loan money 10 the people
a. cost, and this principle he says, will
be incorporated in = platform TO be-
adopted in the Lindell hotelin st. Louis,
Jan. ?, 1897 All who favor the princi.
Piles above set forth are requested TO at
tend the St. Louis convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
THE DOCTORS.
Second Semi-Annual Meeting
Held In Bryan.

The second semi-annual meeting Of
the Brazos Valley Medical association
convened In this city yesterday morn
ing. The association was called 10
order by the president, Dr. W. Il. Cum
mings, Of Hearne. Prayer was offered
by Rev. Mr. Taylor rector Of the Epic.
copal church, after which appropriate
addresses Of welcome were made by
Mayor Adams and Or. Geo. r. Tabor.
Dr.. Cummings responded Ia a happy
manner In behal Of the association.
Drs. Watkins. Fountain and Harrison
Of Bryan, and De-. Barnhill Of Merle
were elected 10 membership in the AS
ISOLATION at the morning session.
The association has heretofore been
confined to the limits Of the Goth judi.
eial district embracing the counties OF
Milan, Robertson and Braos. Yes
terday the territory was extended to in
clude Madison, Grimes, Butleson and
Washington counties.
The association holds lie sessions in
the X. Of P. Hall, the front Of which
is gaily decorated with Gags and bunt.
ing. Above the street entrance appear
the words, welcome Physicians, '
with the death head below.
The afternoon and night sessionI
were conducted according 70 the NUN
bers ON the program which appear
elsewhere in this issue.
The physicians will conclude thei
labors and visit College today. and 10
night they viii enjoy the social phasl
Of the meeting at the ball and banque
given In their honor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
Populist mo 6ps Of the Legislature
were elected Iacs, ess than 30 majority
over the DeHssSs
PLAN TO kcURE a SENATOR.
what The KansAs City Journal Says Of
q scheme In Kansas.

What The Kansas City Journal Says Of
scheme In Kansas
KANSAS CRY, Nov. iO.-The Jour
nal, Republican. printing a Topeka
special under the caption, "a Gerry.
mander Plot" says;
when the Kansas legislature con.
yenes this winter the first thing on the
programme after the election Of Unit.
ed States senator 10 succeed Senator
PETER Is to push the congressional dis.
trict reapportionment bill through. Tho
plan Of the DemocrAtic-Populist mem.
bors, who win control the legislature, IL
to divide the state into eight districts,
instead Of seven, as at present, and 70
so arrange the districts as 20 mako
seven OF them safely Populist. The
farsighted politicians see in this tho
opportunity OF electing a Populist sena-
tor TO succeed United States Senator
Lucien Baker. thus getting both mem.
bers Of the senate and all but one Of tho
congressman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
ANOTHER ARMENIAN MASSACRE.

One Hundred and Tify Were KILLED
aud Their Houses Pnlaged.
CoNsrANTINoPLE. Nov. lO.-Tho 70.
ports that were in circulation here ON
Thursday last that a massacre had oo.
CURED in an Armenian village near
Kaisarich and that 90 persons had been
killed, was not exaggerated. On the con.
trary, affairs turns out 20 have been
more serious than first announced. The
massacre occurred in the village Of
Evorek, 100 persons were killed and
nearly all Armenian houses pillaged.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
RECEPTION TO JONES.
He Is Given an Ovation at
His Arkansas Home.
SPEAKS OF BRYAEs DEFEAT

Chairman Jones said the Cause Of 81.
YER Was Not Dead. but would lie In
the Election In 1900 Kentucky wnl
Vote In the Electoral College Foi
william Mckinley.
HOPE, Nov. i0.-A public reception
was rendered Senator James X. Jones
at the opera house here yesterday after.
noon. The meeting was arranged foi
the purpose Of allowing the senators
neighbors to show their appreciation Of
his work In the recent campaign, and
from every point was a great success.
People came in from all over Homp
stead county TO welcome the senator,
and the little opera house was literally
packed.
After the cordial greeting Senator
Jones spoke for an hour or more Of the
campaign aud the obstacles that he had
met He said that the result was vic.
tory for the Democratic party. He said
that while they had lost the election,
they had not lost the fight. The cause
Of silver was stronger today than it was
when the campaign opened, and victory
was assured In 1900.
He paid a high tribute to w. J. Bryan
and said that he had made one Of tho
most wonderful fights that had ever
been made by any leader He believed
that tho large number Of commercial
orders placed previous TO the election
day contingent upon Mckinley's cleo.
ton, had been made use Of In infuenc.
ing the votes Of workingmen and had
caused thousands Of Bryan men 10 vote
for Mckinley, and that Bryan lost the
election by these changes made during
the last three days Of the campaign.
The senator did not make any effort
at a set speech. but talked to his friends
IN n conversational tone. His remarks,
nevertheless. ELECTED generous applause.
His farmer friends were out Ia force,
and many Populists and Republicans
were In the audience and joined In 60
make the welcome hearty one Sen.
ator Jones viii remain in Hope several
days before leaving for Washington.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

News reached here last night that
Judge Cannon Of Robertson county
shot aud fatally wounded Asberry, the
well known negro politician Of that
county at franklin yesterday after
noon. The repor, stated the shooting
was done in self defense. Cannon il
county Judge Of Robertson county and
the negro was candidate Tor the legis.
lature.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
Election Trouble.

FRANKLIN, Tex. Nov. i0.-The com.
missioners' court opened and tabulated
the election returns yesterday. The
presiding officer OF the sutton box said
that a masked man took the box and re.
turns away from him, hence this box
shows no returns. Il gave about 20
majority for the Republican ticket II
it had been produced 1t would have
elected the representatives and sheriff
on the Republican ticket The town
was full OF armed men all day yester.
day and excitement was AZ feverhoat
Il is quite likely some contests will be
filed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Warrcn b. Ma.
son, president Of the Chicago AootilinC
Gas company, died from a strange acct.
dent which bcfell him Sunday night
He arose drnng the night aud on re-
turning to his folding bed Jared it aud
IL closed on him Mrs. Mason was ~
ing In the bed when the accident oc
Cured, but escaped uninjured, Mr.
Mason after suffering untold agony
died from his injuries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
General Assembly Meets with One Hun.
drcd Delegates Present

General Assembly Meets with one Hun.
drcd Delegates Present
ROCHESTER, Nov i0-The regular
session OF the general assembly Of the
Knights Of Labor opened here today
with about 100 delegates present from
different parts OF the United States and
Canada
General Master Workman Sovereign
presided. The meeting throughout was
strictly secret, nothing being given out
except through press committee, but q
representative Of the Associated Press
was informed from very reliable sources
that one Of the most important subjects
OF deliberation would be the tariff. aud
that the present congress would be
asked 10 take the duty or window glass.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
Mckinley G.ts a5T aud the Remaining
III GO 90 Bryan.

Mckinley Weta 21I aud the Remaining
III Go 90 BryAn.
CHICAGO Nov lO.-while official re.
turns are yet lacking in Kentucky,
Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming,
enough is known to place the electoral
vote in the column into which 1t will
60
-Four counties in Kentucky have not
made returns, but they cannot materi.
ally reduce the majority Of 80 for Nc.
kinley.
Montana gives Mckinley / vote and
Bryan 2.
South Dakota was put into the Nc.
Kinley column. but the returns change
Il TO Bryan.
Wyoming goes to Bryan by a small
majority.
by an error in placing the name Of
James @. Shaw ON both the Republican
tickets in Delaware, Bryan gets vot,
and Mckinley 2. The name appear
ON the Union Republican ticket a.
James G.. Shaw, sr.
The following Is the vote by states:
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-Tho Columbia
liberty bell which attracted attention at
the Worlds fair, is In the hands Of the
sheriff. The McShane Manufacturing
company Of Baltimore, which cast the
bell. obtained an attachment for $1,000,
the cost Of casting. The association
made no effort to save their property,
and the relic will be taken 10 Baltimore
for exhibition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

The Medical Board Of the Goth Judi.
cial district met yesterday and granted
permanent certificates b practice med.
ieine to the following young physicians /:
y. D. benson. Maysaeld James Ilill,
Rogers Prairie J. NJ. Goodwin, Whit.
taker.
Following were the members Of the
board In attendance: DB. II. W. Cum.
mings, c. +. Doremus, Hearne; W. W
Greer, Cameron; b. +. Watkins, Geo.
r. Tabor, Bryan; Daniel Parker, Cal
vett; o. 7. Lewis, Hearne.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11
MOI EoR pRlTeAARp.

Popullsts Of North Carolina wan sup.
port = Free silver Man.
RALEIan, Nov. 10. Il. Schulten,
Populist member elect Of the Legislature,
Is here. He says the Populists viii not
vote to return Senator Pritohard TO the
senate because he favors the single gold
standard, bus viii vobo for a free silver
man. The Republicans lack Is votes Of
a majority on joint ballot, and cannot
elect Pritchard unless they can get Pop
uist help,
The legislature viii stand; Repuh.
licans, s.; Populists, IS; Democrats,
a. Atleast 80 Of the Republicans and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

AUSTIN, Nov. lo-Out al the luna,ic
asylum. one Of the female inmates Is.
capped from the ward and attempted sui.
eide by Jumping into one Of the big
fountains In the ward. She was very
promptly rescued by an attendant
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

TERRELL, Tex, Nov. 10. 7. Moore
was shot here, tine ball passing through
the neshy part Of the left arm and INTO
the body just behind the heart, infict.
ing dangerous wound Virgil Dun.
can was placed In Custody by Deputy
sheriff Park Latimer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

Sioux CITY, Nov lO-The Iowa Say.
ings bank has closed its doors. Steady
Withdrawals Of deposits aud inability to
realize ON securities except at a great
sacrifice were the causes OF the failure
The banks statement OF Oct 10 showed
$4,000 assets aud $4,000 in deposits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-11

DENVER. Nov. iO.-Tho official returns
show that the majority for John +.
Shairoth in the First Congressional dis.
trict Of Colorado is 5l,25S. This Is the
greatest majority ever given a member
Of congress since the foundation Of our
government.