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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-02
PENNSYLVANIA OUTLOOK.
Republican Majority Expected to be In tho
IIunlr rl. n 'rhnu,nn,I. a.s 8

Republican Majority Expected to be In tho
Hundreds OF Thousnnds.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The cam
paign in Pennsylvania closed last night
with the meetings that were held all over
tho state. Although the electoral vote
Inns been conceded TO Mckinley frO:n
the start, Republican orators have trav-
c!cd up and down the state making
spoechGs In behalf OF tholr. candidate.
This activity has been due largely to
two causes. First, the fact that the leg
stature to be chosen on Tuesday next
will elect q successor TO United States
Senator j. Donald Cameron; second. The
l3uElneSs Mems national campaign CONF
mlttce and the leading Republican, Or
Plantations In the large cities have pru-
vldcd an army OF speakers and the
means OF holding OF elaborate meetings
all over the state. The three leading
candidates for United States senator,
Governor Hastings, John Wanamalicr
md State Senator CharlcH Penrose, have
been on the atump during tho campaign
and have spoken in nearly every county.
The uncertain situation In several Of
the congressional districts Ia tho cause
OF much anxiety to the Republican
leaders. a I
In the landslide of two years ago the
Republicans elected twenty-eight out Of
thirty congressman, but the chances arc
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SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 1. The
campaign has closed without any SEN
sational features and everything Is
ready for the contest at the ballot box
on Tuesday. 1t Is estimated tina, the
vote OF the state will be over 10000, as
the women wNl vote FOR the first time.
The chairmanoof the Democratic COM
mittee claims Bryan's majority will be
over 10000, that King. (Dem.), for
Congress. will be elected by over 5000
majority, and that the Democrats will
have twenty-seven majority on Joint
ballot in the legislature.
The chairman OF the Republican
committee does not name figures on the
presidential vote, but says the Repub-
!lcanS Will elect the congressman and
carry majority OF the legislature.
The chairman OF the Peoples party
says the strength OF the party cannot
be estimated under the fusion arrange
ments. The party expects to poll a
strong vote for Foster for Congress.
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Claims In Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov, l.-Chair-
man Sam ]. Roberts. OF the Republican
state committee, holds to his prediction
that Kentucky is safe for Mckinley by
from 5000 to $4,000. He bases this esti-
mate not only upon his own poll Of the
state, which he says was most careful,
but upon the figures given out by the
Democratic campaign officers. He SAYS
the Republicans will elect seven of the
eleven congressman Counting Breck-
inridge IN the Seventh district. who Is
on the ballot under the Republican de-
vlcc0 and have O good show for a solid
delegation.
Campaign Chairman sommers, OF the
Democratic committee. claims the state
for Bryan by about 5000. He says the
chances are very good to reduce the
present Republican strength In the
states congressional delegation.
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Wiscousli, for lIcI<in1ey

MILWAUKEE. Nov, 1.-State Chair
man Coe said he was confident that the
Republicans would carry the state by
10000, and quoted figures by counties
giving Mckinley plurality OF 6l,450.
He claims that the ten Wisconsin con-
srcssmen Will be Republican, and that
but six counties in the state will give
pluralit!es for Bryan. He claims that
the legislature Will be largely Repub-
ilcan, and that on Joint ballot the Re-
puolicans Will have about ITO to 1873
votes.
State Chairman Peck claims the state
FOR Bryan, but gives no figures. He also
claims that three OF the congressman
TO be chosen will be Democratic. He
makes no claims on the legislature,
Chairman Usher, OF the National
Democratic party, says Palmer will re-
celve 10000 votes In the state.
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IN TENNESSEE
Both Sides Claim the state-Tho Gold
Democratic strength.

NUN siucs Sinin inc State-Tho Cold
Democratic strength.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. Tho
campaign virtually closed yesterday,
though there will be few speeches
made tomorrow. Both Republicans
and Democratic committees claim the
state. Democratic committeeman Cole
man gays Bryan will carry the state by
$4,000 to 10000. Taylor. for governor. by
1900 TO 10000: Democratic congressman
In Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. Seventh.
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth districts, and
the legislature. The Republican COM
mlttee claims Mckinley will carry the
stats by 10000, Tillman, for governor.
by 10000, four congressman certain, to
wit. First, Second. Third and Eighth,
and two doubtful. Seventh and Fourth.
The Committee also claims the national
Democratic Republican fusion candi-
date for Congress In this (SIxth) district
will be elected and It IS claimed the leg
islature will be Republican. The Ma
tional Democratic committee claim that
from 1900 to 10000 Democrats will not
vote for Bryan. but will not give an estF-
mate of how many OF them will vote for
Mckinley. The Popuiist committee re-
fuses to give an cstimate.. The Nation
al Democrats claim congressman In
the Sixth and Tenth districts. Conser-
Yative mon think the committees claims
ore somewhat eStravagant. especially
the Republican committees claims. Bry-
an they estimate, Will carry the state by
10000, Taylor by 1900. Seven Demo-
cratic congressman certain, with the
best show In the Third district and that
the Republicans can only count on con,
gressmcn from the First and Second
districts. In the Tenth district Pater-
son, National Democrat, may defeat Car
mack, free silver Democrat, but this Is
not n certainty. a large vote will be
Dnlled ssa a.s,- ~
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Maryland Forecasts.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. There Is
n wide divergence between the claims
OF tho ohairmcn OF tho opposing COM
mIttees MS to the result OF next Tues
days fight. Chairman Wellington. OF
the Republican state committee, insists
that his party Will get not less than
$4,000 majority in this city and that It
Will carry the state by q. least 5000.
and that every congressman with the
possible exception OF Miles In the First
district will be Republican and In IA
vor OF gold standard. On the other
hand. Chairman Hattersly ". Talbot,
OF the Democrats state committee,
claims the state by from 5000 to 10000
and thinks the Democrats will certainly
elect three and possibly Ave congress-
man ...
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Mr.. Bryan suggests TINT all Demo-
cratic clubs be on duty ut the polls
Tomorrow throughout the country.
Mckinley spent u quiet day yester-
day. a delegation OF first voters from
Detroit called upon him, but there was
no delegation.
Hon. John p. Irish, Of California,
Will follow William j.. Bryan In bis
tour through Nebraska, to-day, speak,
Ing Mt the same polntB,
An unsuccessful effort TO rob the
postoi'lco ut Plymouth. Pa, was made
The safe waS blown open, but the
ilamGs attracted notice and the bur-
glars lied,
II IL rumorcd that tho Armcn!ans
liavn decided 10 poison the winter sup
ply at Constnntinoplo. and tho govern
ment Is taltlng precautions. Panlcs
are Of daily occurrence. s6
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BOISE. Idaho, Nov. 1.-Ths Peoples
Democratic party, being 4 fusion Of
Populsts and Democrats, and the sN-
yer Republican, or Dubois party, will
probably get 1900 votes. The McKin-
ley vote is not expected to be over $500.
The Peoples Democratic party claim
they will have 1900 votes for their
state ticket and will elect It. The Re-
publicans do not con0edc them over
10000 votes on any office, but the gov
ernor and claim that the Republicans
Will elect all state officers except the
governor. Tho Republicans arc conf
dent OF clcctIng the congressman. There
are three nominees for Congress, the
Democratic-Populst, Republican and
Silver Republican,
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THE BAY STATE
Massachusetts Expected to dive 10000
Majority for Mckinley.

Massachusetts Expected to dive 100000
Majority for Mckinley.
RosToN, Mass. Nov, 1.-The Boston
Journal has Just completed the most
thorough canvass ever mado OF the
state. 1t shows tho following probable
total vote OF Massachusetts for Prcsi-
dent and governor:
National Tlcket-AfcKinley, es1,S19;
Bryan l2s.ioS; McElnley's plurality.
153,4ll.
State ticket-woleott 2a,ssi; WILL
lams ll2,coS; Wolcott's plurality, 49,
62G. fT
or the three hundred odd towns and
cities of tho state. about ESQ sent re-
turns to tho Journal, the figures given
includes all these places and percent
ages reckoning on the missing ones.
The canvass OF Boston showed $4,000
for Mckinley. $1,000 for Bryan and 5000
for Palmer. For Wolcott 5000; WILL
iamS 10000 and for Prince 1000. This
Is n majority ots5,000 for Mckinley and
10000 for Wolcott.
Secretary ThomaB Talbot, of tho state
Republican committee, 10 predicting a
plurality OF 10000 for Mckinley in
Massachusetts, md 10000 for wolcott.
He says Mckinley Will get ao7 electoral
votes.
Mr.. John C. Lano, secretary of the
state National Democratic committee.
predicts a vote Of IS, 900 for Palmer and
Prince. the gold standard Democratic
candidates for President and governor.
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DENVER Colo. Nov, 1.-The cam.
paign In this state hRa been almost de-
void OF interest 80 far as the national
tickets are concerned, ms a fusion WAS
early affected between the Democrats
Popullsls Silver Republicans md SILVER
party on presidential electors pledged
TO Bryan and Sewall, and on Congress-
men Shnfroth and Bell for recollection.
This combination, II Is conceded. will
carry the stately avcrylargc majority.
This vote this year Is estimated nj ABOUT
100000. The supporters OF Bryan and
Sewali claim for them majority OF $780,
0OO The Mckinley Republicans prom
isc TO show twice tho strength credited
to them by their opponents.
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CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. 1,-Dcmo-
cratic managers, concede New Homp-
shire to the Republicans by 10000, but
thoy hope to gain In the legislature.
James c. Leonard, secretary OF tho
Republican state committee Mt the re-
quest of Chairman Spaulding, has
given the following predictions:
gcst Republican majority. In the history
Of the party. Mckinley will have 10000
plurality or more Republican cnndI-
dates for governor and Congress will
have unprecedented majorties, The
legislature Will be Republican In both,
houses, thus insuring the return OF n
Republican United States senator"
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IOlul ...-.....'.s'......s's.s 40 p
SAFE FOR NrKISIEY
IN NEW YORK
sInJar MeIllnIsy's Plurality May Reach
ss.fsas .l-g EEs nrn nm .-

Major McISinlry's Plurality May Reach
100000.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Chalrmnn
Charles W. Hnckett, OF the Republican
state committee. says in finally review
ins the campaign: 1.-THE majority for the
Republican electoral ticket In this state
will reach ut least 100000. In New
York city alone. 1 am sure we shall oh
tain. over 10000 plurality In addition
to this we expect TO cllnch the question
OF national control still further by
sending to Congress Z solid Republican
delegation. do not think that n single
Democrat can be elected In this state 70
Congress.
Chairman. Elliot Danforth, OF tho
Democratic state COMMITTEES says to tho
Associated Press: "WG shall carry the
city OF New York by at least Go.OO0, and
that Will elect the Bryan ticket In this
state.
The gold Democrats expect 10 poll
about $4,000 in the state, and say this
will draw from the regular Democratic
vote, thus preventing any probability OF
the election OF Porter, tho Democratic
candidate FOR governor.
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JEFFERSON CAMPAIGN.
Two Fine Meetings by Mr.. Nart-sound
Money Sentiment Strong.

Two Fine Meetings by Mr.. Nart-sound
Money Sentiment Strong.
Special Dispatch TO tho Intslligencer.
CHARLES-TowN, w. Va, Nov. l.
The Republican speaking campaign IN
this county was wound up yesterday,
with two fine meetings. Charles Bur-
dett Hart spoke here In the court house
In the afternoon at the town hail In
Shepherdstown at night. He was intro
duced by Fl. C. Getzendanner. and In
Shepherdstown b. ". 4. ChaplIne.
chairman OF the county committee. Mr.
Hart presented clearly the Issues OF the
campaign. bringing the money ques-
t!on home TO the Individual voter and
showing In all its deformity the Bryan
assault on social order. He was listen
ed to with close attention and warmly
applauded. Many sound money Demo-
Gratis were at the meetings. Look for
a good report from Jefferson county.
The Pooocrnts cannot hold the old
time Democratic majority BY several
hundred - T. $40 Il
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 1,--Tho cam
pnlsn In Mississippi may be said to have
oiosed several days ago. The only in
tGrcst was over the congressional con-
tests. There Is no question but what
every Democratic congressman Will be
elected. This Is conceded by all parties.
III two districts the Popul!sts made q
warm fight and will pole fair vote.
The Democratic electors Will be elected
by q majority ranging from thirty TO
forty thousand and probably more. The
PopulISts VIII get about IL per cent OF
the total. There will be no fusion OF
any kind In Mississippi, 5
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lAlGreat Day At Princeton.
Special Dispatch 70 the lnteIllgencer.

Z optCIUI DIspdILH 20 tIIU 1HItI1IB cIICtT. -
BLUEFTELD. W. Va, Nov. lion.
Joe Gaines spoke at the Republican
barbecue at Princeton. Mercer county,
to three thousand people. There were
nine hundred horscmen In line In the
evening he addressed the largest gath
erinS ever assembled In the Flat Tops
coal field. The meeting was presided
over and arranged By J. L. Fehr. There
were four bands, the orchestra and
over two hundred ladies' onethe stage.
The audience sang America" Star
Spangled Banner and Columbia"
Mercer and Mcdowell Will give Nc
Kinley. Atkinson and Dorr two thou
sand majority.
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TRENTON, n. J.. Noy 1.-The Re-
publlcans are confident OF carrying the
state and say the majority for McKin-
ley and Hobart In New Jersey will be in
the neighborhood of 10000. The Demo-
Gratis do not admit this and claim that
when the returns are counted It will be
found that Bryan and Sewall have re-
celved a majority OF about 1000 over tho
Republican candidates, The Republic
cans are confident OF electlng seven out
the eight congressman, and they claim
that Congressman Mahlon' Pitney. Of
Morristown, who 10 running for re-elec-
ton In tho Fourth district. has good
prospects, ~, .P
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NORTH DAKOTA.
aIcIiiuIey Manager. Confident OF Carry
Ing tho State.

}
Ing tho State.
FARGO. n. D.. Nov. lit Is predicted
that next Tuesday VIII be the liyclIest
day that North Dakotn people have ever
known. The vote this year,itIs said,will
be larger by at least 5000 thnn ever be-
fore. and 1t Is thought the 1900 mark
viii be reached In thu sthtc. Both the
fusion and Republican tickets arec6nN-
dent and base their claims on what
seems to be authoritative statements
from different parts ofthe state Agreat-
er number OF naturalization papers have
been Issued In this state this year than
ever before.
Chairman Cooper OF the State Repub-
licun Central committee. believes that
the state Is snfc for Mckinley by about
5000 majority. 1t Is thought by Rcpub-
leans that Mckinley viii run ahead Of
the state ticket. At the Democratic
headquarters Chairman Kleinogcl. of
the state committee, claims the state
VIII go 5000 for Bryan and that Burke,
congressional candidate. VIII be elect
ed by 1000 majority. The fusionists are
also iubiInnt and feel that the state Is
already won by them.
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DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 1.-Chalrman
Curry, OF the Democratic state commit
tee, through Secretary Carr, has issued
n claim that the state viii give Bryan
10000 plurality. This claim Is based on
letters from the different, county chair
men. Chairman Mcmillan, of the Re-
publican state committee, estimates
that Mckinley will have at least $4,000
plurality. This estimate Is based on n
poll OF the state, The later counties to
report Savo strengthened rather than
weakened the estimates, Mr. Mcmillan
sayH, and he viii not be surprised Il tho
plurality will 30 much above the first
estimate. In Dcs Moincs It Is believed
by the Republicans that that vote will
be mt least three to one for the Ohio can
lldnte - ..fsals y ~. .,E
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and claim tho Mckinley electors will
receive a majority Of Iva. the Justice
OF the supreme court 100 and con-
gresham $500. The clnims OF the Dem
ocratie state committee call for $500
majority for the Bryan electors and
2,coo majority for each congressman
and justice OF the supreme court, but
no poll OF tho state has been made by
tho Democratic committee. There are
no other candidates on III, stute ticket.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 1.-7That
the state Is In doubt there is no Qucs-
lion and betting is livelier than It has
been before Chairman Gowdy, of tho
Republican committee, to-day claimed
tho state by $4,000. with ten congress-
men out OF thirteen.
'.The silSnt Democratic vote will be
cast for McIinley,""s said, he. "'nnd II I
am correct In this, Mckinley Will carry
the state by G0,00o Azsist
Chairman Martin, OF the Democratic
committee, says the Democrats will
carry the state by from $1,000 to 10000, {
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Danford,. ptouhbl. Majority.

Special DISPATCH 10 Tho lntelIIgencer.
ST. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Nov. L.
Conservative estimates based on pre-
cinct polls Indicate safe and sure ma
torlties for Lorenzo Danford for Con-
gress in every county In the sixteenth
district except Monroe, where Nc
FadGen's majority Will not exceed two
thousand. Jefferson will more than off,
set Monroe and Danford's majority In
the district may be put at twcnty-seven
hundred. It will probably exceed this
Ngure largely.
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Oregon for Mckinley.

s PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. The CAM
paign In Oregon has been the most ax-
citing In the history OF the state. The
Republican state committee after a
careful canvass In every county In tlrs
state, place the minimum majority FOR
Mckinley ut 1900. Tho latest estimates
given out by the populIst state COM
mlttce puts tho majority for Bryan
electors Rlt $500. 80,
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IN CALIFORNIA.
Tho Chances Seem TO Favor Mckinley
Strongly.

N'sehNt. psNbt ~ hFuE lAShhtity
Strongly.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nny. 1.-The CAM
paign closed in California last night
with a Republican parade that surpassed
anything In the history Of the Pacific
coast. For four hours men wearing
yellow badges and waving the American
flag marched tho streets OF San Francis
co, The 10000 men who marched and
showed their allegiance to Mckinley and
Republican principles were cheercd by
1000, who lined the STREETS. The Re-
pubucans are. confident that they will
carry the state by at least 10000, while
the Democrats are equally certain that
Bryan will have n majority OF the votes
cast. In most OF the towns OF the state
both Democrats and Republicans held
meetings last night, with eminent speak,
ers OF both parties to give advice as to
how to vote next Tuesday, :
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ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. lit Is gen.
orally conceded that the state outside
OF ST. Louis will be carried by the FREQ
silver Democrats. The Republicans
have laid siege to 81. Louis. and are
hoping to carry It by q sufficient ma
jority TO overcome the state at large.
The Democratic leaders do not con-
ccdc that st, Louis will be carried by
the Republicans, though the latter have
set the claims at 10000 plurality,
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Oil WHEELING, W. VA MONDAY NOVEMBER 2il8964

$1,000, and this opinion is shared by
Hon. olln Merrill. chairman OF the
state committee Colonel II. F. Brig
ham, OF the Democratic state commit
tee, declines. to talk. He said In reply to
q question: IL do not care 20 say what
I think, though um willing to tell
you what i wish" WA
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Rhode Island AlINirI,t.

sSIPRoVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 1,-Tla
Republicans claim the electoral vote of
Rhode Island and both members OF
Congress. 81.
Tho Democrats claim and hope for
nothing, The Republicans say they see
no reason why tho plurality In each OF
tho two congressional districts should
nat he Il, 000 & .,S. 4 .ttH
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That his year tho Democrats VIII elect

that this year tho Democrats Will elect
four or possibly six congressman.
At tho headquarters OF 'the Republican
state committee It 10 claimed that Penn
sylvania will give Mckinley and Hoo
bart anywhere from 100000 10 100000
plurality. The Democratic chairman
hopes 10 keep tho Republican plurality
below 100000. The Palmer aud Buckner
followers under the tito Of "Jcnersoninn
Democracy" have Very active organi-
cation In the Btnte md Chairman Given
hopes tho ticket will poll from 10000 TO
m OO0 vntns #Haa H..r ~ t#.F# ...t#
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EANNA,s LAST ESTIMATE.
Ills Figures Give Mckinley 31I Eleetora,
EnIcI.

lis IEnrtsU INo IIcINIhley JII IIectofhI
Votes.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-chalrman Hanna
yesterday issued the following signed
statement:
I am confident that the strength OF
Mckinley and Hobart In the electoral
college, Us q result OF next Tuesdays
election. VIII not be less than I'll votes.
This estimate is made upon figures
Just received from chalrmen OF state
committees. the result Of final polls
taken In such n careful manner as to
give them the highest crcdence. These
polls indicate that the vote by states
h. k.lI,A..s..
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Committed Sniclic.


PARKERSBURG, W. VA, Nov. L.
Mrs. Adclia Cole, aged 81, mother of Z.
Z. Cole, prominent railrcader here.
committed suicide tonight by hanging
herself TO a transom In her room, The
decd was committed while her son and
his family were absent ut church, and
upon their return they found her body
hanging 10 the trGnsom. She had been
dead two hours. Temporary insanity,
produced by several years illness, Is tho
cause assigned.
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ST. ALpANS. Vt. NoY. 1.-Evcry.
thing points to Mckinley victory in
Vermont, the Democrats ncglectlnE all
effort TO increase their normal ,vdtc In
the state: George 7. Chslds, tile town
representative and subcommittee
nun claims q Republican plurality Of
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LATE ESTIMATES
oitlle Political Outlook In Many
OF the States.
RIVAL CLAIMS OF CIIAIRMrN

Show that Mckinley IIa, Much tho hest
ofIt--The Result In so-Calisd Doubt n,i
States Foreeait-lirynn nIen Only Claim
Nebraska by 3,00O-Iilinois Said to be
Ailitisht for Neutrality-suspicious. ofIIoth
Side. Given, and You Can Take Your
Choice,