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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-04
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. S.-The indica-
tions at 10 o'clock are that Mckinley
will carry Wisconsin by at least $4,000
majority. The returns from 800 pre-
cincts show net Republican gain of
2,160. The city of Milwaukee will prob
ably give Mckinley a small ma
jority. 1t will be a close race between
Often (Republican). for congress and
Schilling (F'usion), with the chances in
favor Of the latter. The fusion county
ticket will be elected in part. The
fusion state ticket is running about 2
per cent ahead of Bryan, but there
seems to be no chance for its success.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S-There
We're many charges of Illegal voting,
and a number of arrests during the
day. The only violence reported in the
city was a shooting ARRAY, which is
said to have been accidental, and which
occurred in the Fifth ward. During
a dispute Charles Johnson (colored)
displayed a revolver and the weapon
was discharged. The bullet went
through Johnson's fingers and lodged
in the groin of Sylvester Glasgow, also
colored. Glasgow is seriously hurt.
Johnson was arrested and held without
bail
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gave Up the Seat.


In a Powell street car the other day
well-known clerk in San Francisco
bank gave up his seat to an elderly lady,
who said:
Il am very much obliged to you, sir
you are extremely kind"
Don't mention it, said he.
But" said she, lit was really very
good good, Of you and l thank you very
1T is nothing. my dear madam he
replied.
unusual, young sir, that it is my duty
to acknowledge a courtesy so sincere
But" said the bank clerk. somewhat
annoyed. st is nothing. Never mind,
madam
'.But I do rnind,'' said the lady I'VE
are living in a time when the people
who should show the lesser courtesies Of
life frequently fail to do So
But" said the hapless man.
do not interrupt me-" she said. age
nowadays is not habituated TO receive
from young people the cOurtesies TO which
it IS entitled. Besides, the marked
courtesy which you have shown me in
giving up your seat so promptly shows
at once that you must have been brought
up with the utmost care.
The embarrassed clerk by this time
yes" said the old lady. continuing.
'and your mother should be proud Of
you. All, a mothers love and the bene-
fits of the higher education are easily
apparent. I do not wish. sir TO Hatter
you and I do not wish to reciDrocate
your courtesy by fulsOme acknowledge
ments, but il is sufficient merely to look
at you TO know that you are a gentleman
By birth and breeding 1 appeal to any
body in the car
the unfortunate bank clerk fed--Oil City
Derrick
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MASsACHIsETyTS

BOSTON; Nov. S.-Fifty-five towns in
Massachusetts give Bryan 4.o5s: Nc
Kinley, 1e,4s1; Palmer, 661. McKinley's
majority, 1918 Same towns in 1892
gave Cleveland 9,715; Harrison, 1889.
Harrison's majority. S.1S4. Per cent of
Republican gair, 2S2. If this per cent
should hold out throughout the state.
McKinley's majority would be IS. 1924.
Same towns give for governor:
Prince, 673; Williams, 4,64S; Wolcott.
II 1854 Wolcott's plurality, 1926 Same
towns in 1895 gave Greenhalge Il, $40:
Williams, 1868. Percentage of Repub-
lican gain, 1919. If this percentage
of gain holds throughout the state.
Wolcott's plurality will be u.s. 79.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 3.-2N of the
354 towns and cities of Massachusetts
give Bryan 20,303; Mckinley 73, 152;
Palmer LIZA McKinley's plurality. ST.
$40. Same in 1892, gave Cleveland 49,
Harrison 56.2SS. Harrison's plu-
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MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE Nov. S.-Scattering
precincts out of SO2 in Baltimore city
give Mckinley 5,0O5: Bryan S.51S. The
Republican congressional an0 NUM-
cipal ticket viii not be far behind Nc
Kinley
BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-Baltimore
city. complete, gives Mckinley 21.51S
plurality over Bryan. The city council
stands II Republicans to Democrats.
Indications now point to the election
of Republican congressman in all six
districts.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Sat 10 o'clock
tonight the indications point to the
election Of five Republican congress-
men in Maryland. But fragmentary
returns from many of the counties
have been received. The three dis
tricte made up in part of Baltimore
City, viz: the Second, Third and
Fourth, have given Baker, Boose and
Mcintyre handsome majorities. EX
Congressman Sidney E. Mudd's ma
jority in the Seventeenth ward of this
city will probably suffice to overcome
majorities in the country districts. Lit
tie has been heard from the eastern
shore, but the present congressman,
a Democrat has probably been re-
elected in the First district.
CANTON, o., Nov. 3.-Senator
George L. Wellington of Maryland
wires Mckinley that the state Will
give him 80, 00G majority.
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VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt,
Nov. 3.-Bedutiful weather today helped
to bring out large vote Returns
come in more promptly than in pre-
vious years. The net Republican gains
in the towns heard from as compared
with 1892 is SO per cent. Mckinley s
plurality in the state Will be 10000 The
previous high water mark in plural
tiles for president was 50,555. given to
Grant in 1872. The state will have a
solid Republican delegation in congress.
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Joy in the Capital.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-There was
no concealment of the qualification
caused by the election result among
the exclusive party that read the re-
turns at the White House upon the
presidents invitation. Secretaries
Olney, Carlisle, Morton, Lamont and
Wilson. the two latter having voted
respectively in New York and West
Virginia and FASTENED back to the city,
shared with the president the full en-
joyment of the United Associated
Presses bulletins which from the first,
as one of the cabinet officers declared
were ''all our way.
The president took an unusually deep
interest in the returns and was glad
to find his confidence in the outcome
fully confirmed.
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REnnn IsEaNn.

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 3.-The state
from present indications will give Nc
Kinley 10000 plurality; IA towns give
Mckinley 1854; Bryan, 1S5.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 3.-If
figures shown in first six districts in
Rhode Island continue, Mckinley will
carry state by 10000.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Journal spec
ial SAYS: Rhode Island for Mckinley;
over 10000
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TfIIman Talks.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Senator Tillman
said late tonight that while he did not
concede McKinley's election, the re-
turns certainly pointed that way.
IF Mckinley wins said the sena-
tor, 1.-The political agitation will still
go on. 1t can no more be stopped than
the agitation which resulted in the
emancipation of the slaves"
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 3--Returns
from two wards in this city show DEM
ocratic gains of % per cent. Chairman
OF the Democratic committee claims
state for Bryan by $500.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Nov. 3.-Returns
of two wards of Cheyenne show Demo-
cratic gains of % per cent. The chair
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NnRrN a,ARnIrNA

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The World
says Bryan carried North Carolina
The Times and Tribune say Mckinley
carries Oregon by a small ma ority
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 3.-Populist
Chairman Aver says the fusion ticket
has swept the state
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ONE HONEST MAN

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TALES OF THE DAY.
Interested Mt Last.

Yes. STREE" exclaimed the msn who
is subject to long-range enthusiasm. I'll
DO it every time. I'd stick to principles
and let party go to smash if the occasion
came up"
Would you?" asked his wife Ian
guidly.
That's what I would. Am I, a free
born American citizen, to give my I'M
questioning allegiance to a mere name
a word-an intangible collection of VOW
els and consonants? Better bow down
to some dynasty than follow a hollow
mockery."
Il suppose it is better" she assented,
obviously.
Father than do it. I'd bolt"
Her face frightened, and he re-
marked:
'.Humph. I'm glad to see you inter-
ested at last"
Yes. John. dear. that reminded me OF
something"
What is it?'
Did you bolt the basement door When
you came into the house, as 1 told you
tow ashington Star.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. s.-The
vo.e in Charleston was light. The
weather was bad, hgs,e rains falling
throughout the DAY Ballots were cast
far all Offices from the electoral ticket
down. Elicit (DemocYa) has a plu-
rality OF about 1900 votes over his Two
Republican opponents, Murray, colored
and Cohen white.
Murray leads Cohen by two to one
here and almost everywhere else in
the district. The Palmer and Buckner
vote was confined almost exclusively
70 the downtown wards. Bryan's plu-
raltty in THE city may reach 1000.
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NEW MEYICO.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. 3.-Returns
are coming in very slow. Out of AS
precincts in the territory, only 1S have
been heard from. For congressman,
Catron, (RepJ has 657: Ferguson
Oem.), SIS. Weather good and vote
heavy.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov 3-Chairman NJ.
o. Dawson OF Republican state COM
mittee claims the state for Mckinley
by 1900. Reports from all sections of
the state show large Republican gains.
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MAKE Qua OWN MONEY.

II it is desirable to have our money
come from abroad. then it is evident we
have not enough money here now, and if
we have not enough money here now, L
our own mountains and be our own money
thai. borrow from abroad ana nave TO
pay it back with interest sometime.-Wil-
liam j. Bryan
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N-NNESOTA-

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 3-Seven pre-
cincts from scattering points in five of
seven congressional districts give Nc
Kinley 923: Bryan 49,
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TEXAS.

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 3.-The election
passed off quietly with very full vote.
Local tickets were so mixed that the
count is received slowly and in the city
it viii not be completed until morning,
and complete returns from the Third
ward give Bryan a majority of two
over Mckinley, vice-president not be-
ing voted for Indications are that
Mckinley will carry the city and county
by a small plurality. Sayers, Demo
crat, for congress, Will have a large
majority in the city and county.
At p. m. meager and Scattering re-
turns only have been received. The
counting of the vote on constitutional
amendments keeps back the report on
electors and congressman. State Chair
man Blake, Democrat, at this hour esti-
mates Bryan's plurality at 100000. Gull
bertson for governor, $4,000 plurality
He says a solid Democratic congress
sional delegation of IL members have
been returned. No definite returns can
be expected before tomorrow.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 3--Returns from
over the state come i'll slowly. Those
received up to IL O'Clock show an in
crease in. the opposition to the Demo
cratic ticket of at least 40. 900 and should
il be kept UP. Mckinley will carry the
state. Private kilograms indicate the
state will be close, but the Democrats
claim that Bryan and Sewall Will carry
it By $4,000 majority. They also claim
that Culbertson, Democrat, for gov
ernor, will be elected by 10000, but re-
turns thus far do not sustain the esti-
mate Partial returns from congress
sional districts indicate the election of
Gross, Republican, in the Eleventh, and
Noonan in the Thirteenth. Hawley,
Republican candidate in the Eighth
district, claims he is elected Ind;cd-
tions are good for the return of S2yers
in the Ninth. He viii carry this city
and county by a large majority.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Ne, Nov. S.-Thirteen
towns give Mckinley SO, 459; Bryan a.
257; scattering, 1,2S7-
Mchlnley's plurality, 22,1O2, against
Barrison's $3.50; Bryan, 15,109.
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NEyV HAMPsHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H, Nov. 3.-Returns
are coming in very slow, but enough
have been received to show that the
Republicans have sweeping majority
in this state. Everything seems to
portend veritable landslide.
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The emperor of Austria has for the first
time given an honorary decoration to o
woman in the person of Eliza beth. Queen
of Roumanla. known IN the world OF let
ters as Carmen sylvia
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NEW Jersey.


TRENTON, Nov. Sat 12:15 a. m.
Mr.. Hobart called Major Mckinley on
the telephone and said New Jersey
would give 10000 majority.
New Jersey has reelected a solid
congressional delegation as follows:
First district. H. c. Loudenslager;
Second, J. ]. Gardner; Third, B. F..
Howell; Fourth, Mahlon Pitney; Fifth,
]. f. Stewart; Sixth, P. w. Parker;
Seventh, Thomas McEwan; Eighth,
Charles NJ. Fowler.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 3.-The Dem
ocratic state committee comedies state
to Mckinley by 10000 plurality. The
Republicans claim victory by 10000.
Large Republican increases are report
ed in many counties.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 3.-Newark
city is Republican by 10000; Essex
county by 10000.
CANTON, o., Nov. 3.-Garrett A.
Hobart wired Major Mckinley: Ma
jority in New Jersey $4,000; more
later"
At II pm. the state legislature was
assured to the Republicans by a large
majority on joint ballot Every county
has gone Republican on the national
ticket but Warren.
CAMDEN. N. J., Nov. S.-Camden
county estimated gives Mckinley for
president 1000 plurality Louden-
Slayer for congress, 1000 plurality.
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TENNESSEE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Journal
comedies Tennessee to Mckinley by
10000.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-Tennessee has
gone Democratic by $4,000 plurality, so
far as the national ticket is concerned
The gubernatorial contest is close,
with chances favoring Robert Taylor
Oem.) as against George A. Tillman
6Rep.) and A. L. Aims (Pop) Repub-
licans claim Bryan and Tiiiman have
carried the state. Z. w. Carmack, Sill
Yer Democrat, is probably elected TO
congress from the Tenth district over
Josiah Patterson. (gold Dem.) T. w
Simns (DeTn.) defeats Mccall (Rep) in
the Eighth by LOCO. lice Price DEM
is elected in the Ninth over John IL
Mcdowell by handsome majority J.
w. Gaines (silver Dem) defeats Nc
Reynolds gold Dem.) in the Sixth dis
trict.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov S-Bryan viii
carry Tennessee by Sc, Geo. Ta--.o- Demo-
crat. for governor will be elected by 90.
COO.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. "A
tremendous vote is being polled The
total will break all records in national
elections n Tennessee. The indications
are that the city of Chattanooga las
gone Republican, Mckinley leading the
ticket in the county and district. it is
thought Mckinley may carry the Third
district, but the state at large is con-
sidered safe for Bryan, perhaps by 20
600. He viii lead Taylor, Oemocrat).
candidate for governor, by several thou
sand votes. The Fourth, Fifth, Seventh
and Ninth congressional districts are
predicted certain to return Democratic
congressman, the Eighth and Ninth are
claimed by beth parties, while the gold
Democrats make boasts of carrying the
Sixth NASHVILLE district, and the
Tenth. Josiah Patterson, gold Demo-
Graf, will be reelected from the Tenth.
The First and Second districts will go
Republican as usual by a large ma
iori1v.
East Tennessee is expected to roll up
a very large vote. Close TO SOC. eco votes
will be cast over the state. This Uhe
Third district will be in doubt up to
the last moment. In Chattanooga the
Democrats charge the Republicans with
importing negroes to vote for Gift for
congress.
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Brooklyn Life: Aprreciated-'sWasn
that dinner we just had great?s
Elegant, 1 don't Know when I have
felt so uncomfortable"
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MONTANA.

BUTTE, Nov. 3.-Returns from the
state are very meagre but indicate a
smaller majority for Bryan than was
expected Bryan viii carry the state
by 5000. Charles D. Hartman is re-
elected to congress over 0. F. Goddard
(Rep.) by 10000 Robert Smith, fusion
candidate for governor, is elected by
10000, and indications are that nearly
the entire fusion ticket is elected by
majorities of 1000 to 10000. The Pop
ulists contributed fully two-thirds of
the Bryan vote and have one of the
three electors. The next legislature
will be Democrat and Populist.
BUTTE, Nov. 3.-Twelye precincts in
Butte give Bryan 2,095; Mckinley. $40.
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were minor brawls today in Sussex dis
tricts. and in two districts no election
was held, the Union Republicans (Ad-
dicks, refusing to permit the anti-Ad-
dicks people, or regular Republicans
to have voters assistants. In one dis
trict of Kent county there. was no cleo
ton for the same reason. The only IA
tai ARRAY reported was from Baltimore
Hundred. Sussex county, where one
man was killed.
Mckinley is supposed to have carried
the state, but the Democrats get the
legislature and congressman.
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rality, 1876. Percentage of Republican
gain, 3O7 1-3, showing a probable plu-
rality for Mckinley of 105., GIL.
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DELAWARE,

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. S.-There
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1896-03-05
VIM. sLAWSoN DEAD.
Another Old Resident Called To the "'gher
and Better Life.

4 In the last issue of the BANNER We
stated that VIM. Slawson had suffered
stroke Of paralysis on Monoay Of
that week. This week we are CON-
PEELED 10 chronicle his death which
occurred just one week later
Mr.. Slawson was born In orange
county, New York, February 9TH,
1915, was married to Lucinda Canheld
in 1898, by which union two children
were born, Amanda and Alfred. His
wife died in 1916, and in lS47 he mar
ried Anna II. Kimball at Big Flat,
Chemung Co., New York. Two daugh-
tiers blessed this union, Lucinda now
Mrs. Oscar A. Day, and Libbie, now
Mrs L. Ii. Weeks. One sister also
survives him, who reside in Illinois.
Mr.. Slawson and family removed tc
Wisconsin in 1859 and after remaining
there six years, moved TO Missouri
where they spent one summer and
from thence came to Ionia Co., Mich.
where he has since resided, living on q
farm two miles west OF town for nun
Der of years, later on becoming res
ident of Belding. During the greater
part of his life he has been an active
and energetic farmer, and by his wei
known honesty and integrity has made
many friends wherever his lot ha'
been cast. He was a member OF the
Christian denomination and his lift
was living example of the faith IL
which he believed. His devoted wifi
and four children survive him. The
funeral services were held from th'
Congregational church, Wednesda!
afternoon, Rev. o. j. Golden officiating
and the remains were tenderly born,
TO rest in the Otisco cemetery.
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NORTH SIDE NOTES.

f. w. Howard was in Grand Rapids,
Tuesday.
Frank Totten and wife spent Sunday
at Greenville.
Mrs. Don Hubble of loDia has been
visiting her parents.
Mrs. w. l. Wood spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Lyons.
Lew Willard and wife have again
taken up their residence in the first
ward.
Mrs. I'll. N. Bush returned, Saturday,
from three weeks visit with Grand
Rapids and Lowell friends.
Miss Bertha, daughter OF j. II. Keen
ey, has gone to Grand Rapids, to re-
main for some time with her sisters,
l.. Grant was called to Fowlerville,
Monday, by telegram announcing
that his mother was lying at the point
of death.
Refrigerators are being shipped out
right lively now, several car loads
being sent almost every day. Last
Saturday, ten carloads were shipped.
Superintendent Hall says he expects to
send out sixty car loads this month.
DIR. S. G.. Graves of Grand Rapids,
assisted by Drs. Olinger and Morris,
performed very delicate surgical
operation upon Mrs. Converse Close,
mother of Mrs. Charles Eddy, last Sat
urday. She is reported as improving
with good prospects of perfect recov-
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HER sUFFERINGs ENDED

1t is with mingled feelings of pain
and pleasure that we announce TO our
readers the death of Mrs. VIM. Spencer,
which occurred at the family residence
at about half past IL O'Clock, last night.
Pain for the friends TO whom the part
ing will bring sorrow, particularly the
husband thus left lonely in life's even
ing, but gladness that she has found
relief, and rest from the terrible suffer
ing she has been compelled to endure
for months past. Her disease was
rheumatism which finally went' to the
brain and caused her death. She was
woman of strong constitution and
physique, battling with death up to
the last with the heroism of martyr
but she was vanquished at last. She
was 90 years of age. The funeral SER
vices be held from the home, Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, the burial taking
place in the Riverside cemetery.