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New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
SUOKTNG-CARS IN BROADWAY.
THEY ARE PLACED on THAT LINE BY THE CABLE
ROAD.

ROAD
The Metropolitan Traction Company yesterday
placed on its Broadway cable line number Of
open mems smoking cars. Some time ago the com
nanv had about forty Of these cars prepared for
service and the first ones were put In use yeater-
oay The cars very much like any other open
cars with the exception that In front of the dash
boards on both platforms hang large red signs
hearing the words Smoking Car Not only Is
smoking allowed on the two rear seats but an
,ndiscr,minate use OF pipes. cigars and cigarettes
is permitted on every bench In the car. Further
more. the cars are meant for the exclusive use or
men and a conductor OF one Of them said yesterday
to a Tribune man that they were not expected to
carry women at all. Instructions, he said. nad beeI
given TO carry only men. as a general thlhe' anu
whilo they were not forbidden 10 stop for women
passenger yet they were not expected 10 90 - eN
cept in emergencies.
This innovation of running streetcars lot the hoie
of men who want TO smoke whue hiahlhs the,l
trips is for which there has been consldcraDie
demand by users of tobacco These cars that VIII
mer al least arr probably the first OF their kind IN
this country at all events II Is now possible ior
who wants 10 smoke on his trip up or down
town to do so without annoying those VINO 40 nov
If men who do not want 10 smoke VIII no" hNold
taking these particular cars and GROWING oul thosr
who do, their purpose Will be served That the cars
will be appreciated shown by tho crowds OF men
bissfuily and triunphantly smoking when patron
iZed them Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
STATES YET TO VOTE.
The expectation is that the States yet to act
Will vote follows:


Adding the totals, the silver men Till have
576 votes and the gold men 352 votes. The sill
men say that they have seven votes In Mime
sofa and four In Maryland. and this statement rs
credited by those who know the situation in
those States. II these votes are deducted from
the gold column. the total Of that faction Will
be left at 81 and the total Of the silver men
will be raised TO 81
In View Of these figures the question Will natur
ally be asked: II " can the gold men DO anything
al Chicago? They Will have 10 bring about
change Of over 100 votes 10 get a majority IN
the Convention. The belief IS sometimes expressed
that Notwithstanding the shrewdness ~ WHIT
ney. German, Hill and other gold leaders. they
are st laboring under the impression that
something Of the same conditions viii exist at
Chicago this year as four years ago In other
words. they DO not appear to have realized the
terrible earnestness OF the silver men In this
fight. The gold men are. IL IL thought. laborlng
under the belief that they will be able t. bring
about a compromise. or something Of that kind.
In this they fail u remember the action o: the
Kentucky Convention. II no quarter accord
Cd 10 Carlisle in his State. none given - IIoke
Smith in his State. and none shown II POST
master-Gcneral Wilson in his State none need
be expected III Chicago to men who are not bound
TO each other by State pride or anything OF that
kind.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
A MAD DOG ~ UPPER BROADWAY.
THE ANIMAL CAUSES 4 PANIC. But 80 ONE Is
BITTEN

large manic was caused by small yellow dos
I'm Hroadway between Thiriy-siNth AMI Ihrt} -"iShh
stg abou, II a. IN. yesterday. The animal ran mo
BroaAway from Thirty -elghih-st. froihing at 'n'
mouth and barking and swapping at every ono VINO
came near II. Men. women and children hurr'"'Y
sought shelter IN stores and Railways. 7. j. morn
90 o., avnlne-m,k.r Of so 2i5 Broadway. who
failed 10 hear the warning In tine. vas attacK'i py
the dog but with vigorous Kick he sent the cur IN
one direction ana ne in another without having been
bitten.
The dog then ran into the tailor shop of A. Arnold
at 40 ~ West Thir;y-sNih-str near broadway.
Arnold Jumped on table. AMI the dog rIShe'
,brougb tho living apartments IN the rear Of the
store Mrs Arnold and her little son took refuge III
crav,lod under a pile of lumber in the yard There
Arnoll thrcw several paifuls Of water over IT, Inls
treatment only enragei the dog the more, ana MT,
Arnold retrcatel Policeman Doyle then appeared
and Killed the animal with shot from his revolver
The officer said that IN" animal was uhd"up'uy SUI
feriug from hylrOphObia
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
Az ELEVATED CAR FAILS INTO 4 STREET.

Chicago. June 2o.--A train on the Lake Street Ec-
vatel road ran into an open switch near Rockwell
81 this morning. and before the train could be
stopped the combination motor and passenger cars
shot over :he abutmen into the street below Three
persons were probably fatally injured and several
Others badly cut and bruised The most seriously IN
jurei are Maurice ID. Johnson. motorman, who VII
probably die Jabcz carr. whose recovery IS doubtful.
and lanes Bugge tr ten old. who may not
live The two rear coaches the train were saved
from topping over into the street Dy the coupling
breaking
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
TWO MEN SHOT DEAD BY IRA NPS.

Mnnea polls, June Pa special dispatch from
Wvominr Mimi, station on the ST. Paul and Du-
luth Railway says that two citizens OF tina: place
n,mel Paul and Hayes shot dead last night by
a couple OF tramps. who had attempted 10 hold them
up aiong with Or. Foster. Of St Paul who was on
his way TO visit patient In the country The
tramps escaped an1 being pursued. They Will
urobably be lynchcd II caught
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
THE NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.

Boston June 2O-The Boston News Bureau says;
"Au Bell telephone interests are out OF town to-
dav with the exception of w. II. Forbes. lie says
respecting the formation OF the New-York Teie-
phone Company with N6.coooo capital. that 1t Is
simply a reorganization OF the Metropolitan Tele-
phone Company: that 1t represents no new interests
and that the reorganization Is In no way ADVERSE 10
the Bell Company. The American Ben Telephone one
Company owns two-thrs Of the capital stock or the
Metropolitan Company. and the Western Union one
iri
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
RUNNING MATE.

~, more enthusiastic greeting
....a, 20 a son of New-Jersey than Garret A.
,.hor, received yesterday on his return from
,,. triumph at ST. Louis. All along the line OF
.so Pennsylvania Railroad crowds Of patriotic
Y.rsevmen gathered TO do honor to the man
.non, the Republican party had honored. and in
s.,,sral instances notably Trenton. Newark and
rpvabsth. the demonstration was 80 effusive as
=. earse the railroad officials to delay the train
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
pFTTRNING IN TRIUMPH.
A HEARTY WELCOME EXTENDED BY
xrv.JERsEY TO GARRET A. HOBART

s,>ns CROWD TO THE STATIONS AS THE
rpA1y BEARING THE CANDIDATE FOR VICE
-crs1pENT PASSES THROUGH THE STATE
SCENES AT NEWARK. ELIZABETH.
TRENTON AND JERSEY CITY-A
TALK WITH MKINLEY's
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OFF FOR CANTON on A WHEEL.
CHARLES MARENI GOES TO SEE M'klNLEf-HE
FAILS TO GET LETTER FROM
MAYOR STRONG.

Charles Mareni. who lives at No. $31 West Twen-
tv-fourth-st started from the city Hall yesterday
afternoon 10 wheel Canton. Ohio. where he hopes
TO ba received by the Republican nominee Tor 'he
Presidency Maren called at the C!tv Hal TO So
cure letter OF Introduction from Mayor strong;
hut as the Mavor is az Rhlneclin as the guest ol
Governor Morton. Mareni had TO start without the
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
THE sJEGEL-COOPER COMPANY.

Albany. June 3.-Ths Sesel-Cooper Company OF
New-York City was incorporated to-day TO carry on
n general merchandise and live stock business with
a capltal OF 100000. The directors Henry
sleeei and C;erson Segel. OF New York city; Frank
II Cooper OF Chicago; Charles VI. Hogan. or East
orange y j. and Benedict J. Greenhut. OF Peoria.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21

,usttAp TO A LIMITED ON THE LAKE SHORE.
swanton Ohio June 2O.-The New-York and chi
caco limited on the Lake Shore Railroad ran into a
freight train on a siding at this place this morning.
An engineer named Hovey was buried under the
wreck and seriously injured Inc other udii"ieh
saued fhemselYoe BY humping.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
THROWN From 4 CARRIAGE.


J1'RED II PtIIIAM BAY FAKk
Mrs and Miss Emmett moth y AMI dAushier-
II Pelham Manor. " 's;ch"1 .: county, were
thrown out Of thcir road wagon in Pelham lay
Park yesterday afternoon. When within ah'n'
six hundred feet OF the brilse their horse De
came unmanageshl" ana th-"N ihr w'ir'n '"'
Both were seriously injured. and PARK f'l'''iHih
Smith summoned an ambunu'n from Forlhan
JInsrffal Dr proogan Of We. Chester cam"
along IN his buggy and volunteered MS services
MIR Emmett was taken lonc in ihr ambuitrc'
and attended hy the amhull luce surge y. Inc
daughter was taken home by Dr. DrooBan
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
KILLED BY 4 FALL FROM HIS TRUCK.

August Labeaux forty years old. OF No. 26i West
Twenty-hrst-st.. who was driving truck at Forty
ninth-st and Lexlng gton-ave YESTERDAY afternoon.
fell from his truck and received injuries from
which he died " Flower UoApttal
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
A HOT FIGHT IN PROSPECT.

Many impartial and intelligent observers OF
the situation declare that the fight the gold men
will make will be hopeless one. Colonel Nor
rison and other anti-svcr men give It up All
that the gold men hope for IL to hold the bal
ancc Of power between the various silver Candi-
dates for the Presidential nomination. They can
do nothing on the platform. and then. when the
pie tform is adopted, will they care to do any
thing about the candidate?
While the gold men are grding their armor
the silver leaders are seepless. They don't eX-
pect 10 allow victory 10 be snatched out Of
their hands at the last minute Some pretty
manoeuvring is expected from both sides at
Chicago. from week before the Convention up
To the date OF the meeting. It's red-hot fight
from now on, with able leadership each side.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21

TO ENSURE GOODNESS AND COMFORT
We have a highly varied assortment OF hot-weather
apparel for men. GEORGE G. BENJAMIN,
BROADWAY, COR. 18th sT.-tAdvt
New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
GOLD AND PROTECTION.
ENGLAND MAKES A wRY FACE OVER THE
UNwELcOME MIXTURE.

BUT INVESTORS TAKE COURAGE FROM 1HD
BoLDNEss OF THE REPUBLICAN DECLARE
TIoN FOR GOLD-BALFOURS FAILURE
IN THE COsfMONs-LORD KEEL
WINS JuBILEE-TIIE COOK
STROKE" AT HENLEY.
TRIBCEEJ
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suspend /, Busins.s sad Listen TO =
tIsatnsd Rabbi.

NEW YoRK. Nov l9.-rhe National
Council Of jewish Women suspended
Inc regular order Of business 10 allow
The Rev, Or. SABBATH Morals OF Phila.
delphia 10 address the council. Rabbi
MofIis 10 one Of tho leaiing 1almu'
dists and Oriental scholars In this
country. His name came up nj YET
terdayis meeting IN connection with
Claude hontvfoits eiilicism OF the
Bible.
Hi desire to say 1 differ entirely from
the author Of that work." said DE-.
Morals.
Then taking up the work OF tho coun-
oil, he saiGi al beg OF you to stand by
your religion, ana In order TO do 30
you mu,t undsrstand what your TO-
ilglon proposst. You must learn more
1, neoeftaTy to make n good jew than
attendance al the synagoguc aud iaiIh
10 Hebrew charities"
The change In article ., dealina with
the objects Of the council, caused nn'
other spirited debate. Originally tbs
article fsAdi "Ths purpose OF this
organization IL so bring about closet
relations among Jewish women" elc,
Some delegates commended that the
wofd "Jswishp would bar the council
ifom the Women's Federated clubs u
several Of the atates.
This brought Mrs. Rebecoa Kohut o
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CHICAGO. Nov. is.--Tnc sale Of the
Chicago a Northern Pacific railway
was onfitmcd by Judge jenkins In
the United states court this afternoon
The Jsciee Of confirmation sgteed TO
by all parties to tue litigation reoiiss
that the road " sold 10 the committees
u the bondhoidefs for the sum Of -.
100000. Tue decree gives tue road TO
the PURCHASERS subject 20 the mortgage
Of the city q Chicago for $3.50, 600, aud
tho mortgages SECURING s89J.UOO OF tue
bonds Of In. Chicsso & Gfost Western
railroad Issued 10 1855. IL 10 admitted
that the Reorganization has In iis con
troll 81, GBl Of the bonds. and at there
arc outstanding 1854 bonus. The tut.
cha,ers have psid Into tue coui.
957, 900, the amount due 10 the owners
Of inu 1914 outstanding bonds.
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hEE IIn[ GlRl. M EEHtI ElY N. lEss


uurANr
g5C1Am overland limited Tor ChisaEn, OmahA
Donyer. hsusss viiy, - Louis. ogden
snd rAE CITY.
go m local c1lrcss for san francisco,
Ogden. Cache NAllty anf intefiaediAle
,ttp - ioea, express for oEd.s Asd ih,sfns'
;tspT ktisnuc express for chicago. omAns,
Ucnvsr. kAhsss CIR, - l0sis, latte,
Idrt aud, Ban Francisco.
sat ~ local exptesa TO- hSfcu, Iinuc,
Provo, Neph. As.h aud intsmedlaio
gtt n, mail and etpres, for Provo. Sephi.
Milford. Frisco aud intermediate points
sea M mixed train for Oafteid beach,
1oosls and Terminus.
lnrfvr
guo s overland limited ttm Chicago
Omaha, b. i0uis Kansas Citr, Denver
lafk CITY and tgdcn.
30 ~ iatn nd empress from Helena, nuus
fortiAns, t-u tfsneiseo. Crdsn snd In
term Sdiate points.
5il3 ptn llc,l express ton Ban tfAncisco
Cache Valley. ogden ard intermediate
sa5 N Atlantic express from Chicago
Omhha. ~ Louis, htnsa. CITY. DsnVei
20 .,s Am mall and strre,s from frisco. Az
ford kOphi trovo aud intermediate notLtl
GO pm local exprefs from horcuf. Tintr
HaVo, Nsphi Manu aud intermediate
ed " - mixed train ffem 1.fainss. Too,i'
and Garfield Beach.
TRAINS south Of JuAb rus sallI sseep'
.Ian daily sIespt sunday
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Cray or MEXICO, Nov. ls.-Dr. A.
ST. Holmss Of Denver, who IA here by
special Invitation OF the medical con.
Rtess, TO-DAY explAined the manner Ia
which he had discOverod the method
VI diagnosing consumption by tie sx-
animation OF drop vi blood, enabling
physloisns TO treat tho Gissaso willis
yet in tho blotd and before II has
attacked tho system Of the paiuHt.
Tns discovery hiss been the subject "
comment by NIL the medical journals
ana professional mon. DIR. Holmts
attended tho oongross NJ tho urgent
lnyitAtion OF It, IN, mbeTs, who desired
10 hnye the discovurer read thu paper.
IL IL by far tho most important subject
the congress has taken up 40 lar Ia its
session.
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Toronto, Nov. is.-rue Evening
Telegram ssnt representative TO
Canton 70 interview Pfesidcnt-eleoi
Mex tnley on matters which will 10
Interesting TO Canadians, but especially
a, 10 his views concerning reciprocity.
Mai, MCKINLEY was non.oommittai,
but cent tnis message TO tho people Of
Canada!
"I hops that tue smity ant good
feeling between the two eountliss VII
continue, anu that We may knOw more
of each other ~ the years 70 on. We
have 40 much Ia common thst We ART
Justified In expressing that nope"
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To succeed Iabansn.

LOsDoH, Nov. is.-rho Chrsnlole''
~. Petersburg correspondent says the
oEar has invited Count Nofonlsoil
Dsahkoii TO sucoood the late Prince
LobAnoii as minister Of foreign hnaif..
Tho correspondent adds that u "
understood the count accepts the inNl,
tation. Count Voronison Dsshkoil
was appointed governor general ol
Moscow last May, after the coronation
Of thu ear. 10 succeed the Grand Duk'
HerRiua, whoss wife 10 the eEarins'
sister and whose post Of DUTY was 10
moved 10 ~. Petersburg gu Tat 40
count.
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10 constitute a. sdvrfss holding OF 10
msks title ~ prescription.
Toe tecOnd ruling empowers the
arbilots 10 give effect TO rightl ana
claims basel on any valid principle Of
international Law which does not oon'
tfavene the fofegolng rulos.
Thifd-tn determining tue bounda'
~ line where the Territory OF one
m r,y In found TO he Occnpiei by tue
iuhieais Of the other party at the Date
Of the treaty, such elect shall be
given TO such occupation rs reason,
Justice, the principles o. international
law and tho equities Of thu case shall
ia ITO opinion VI the tribunal, require
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rrnn roop ANp pnINI.

What's the use Of tea If
you don't have fun drinking
It?
.SchMiRg'S Best is full Of
limbaugh and grow fat"
Money back if you don't
like tat grocers' in pack
ages.
A sshninf & Company
hau ffHuHitrH ai1
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OMAHA, Mob, NV. ls.--The third
annual convention Of the Nebraska
Sugar association Adjourned today
after two days sension at Grand
Island. The body declared for con-
tinuAuce OF the present state bounty,
IA we'll rs further national aid. Rf'
ports were niEdo showing tue beet croI
IN Nebraska this season 10 be sxcep'
tisnally fins. Tho only encouraging
feature was the TACT that some OF tn,
vegetables had been rendered almost
WORTHLESS by bsing frozen.
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LoHDos, Nov. is.-rho Chronicle
t,potls that The following rules for the
atbItrators formed y part OF the Nene-
zuela agreement;
Finl-An adverse holding or pre-
scfipiion during fiity years shall make
. gooo ltillc. Toe atbitsfs uesn an
exclusive political control OF uisthol
as well as actual settlement sufficient
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LosDos, Nov. ls.--A SINGAPORE
dispaion to the Timos says u ia ram
oToi that LII Hung Chaux VIII return
10 private lite, being disgusled WIN
tho treatment he received on h's
return from bic journey atound tue
world.
Tue Dispatch also states tbs ne"
Chiua.Jspane.e treaty gives no conee''
.lcBs 10 fOfelgHQfa.
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this city TO huf ieot with the statement
that the council was first all OF things
council % Jewish women. "bet Us
not tnii under false COLOR; let " 20 out
10 the world thst We are council OF
Jows, banded together tor the purpOie
OF keeping alive our isith."
Article was revised u read. "To
servo tue tot Interest OF Judaism"
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NAsuSiILr, Tenu., Nov. iS.-The
state uoafd Of csnvassefs cumpleiel
the official oount Of the vote OF Ten
lessee ioiay, with tho following ~.
suluu For Pfetidcnt-Bfyar, lDa,05li
Mckinney. 1878; WATSON, i.5s9i
Palmer, /, 05i; Lovefiug, isS. BfyaD's
plurality, 1883.
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lELEGRAPHIC.
CUBAN REBELLION
,,,,,l, General YsyI.r Said TO Have
Resigned.
,,,urcls RECRUITS ron CUBA
,..,,s,uis Rpsrl ,ieierJ in Pluar del
Rlo--so 10 he span'
herds.

New yoRK, Nov. ls.-A private
,,.n..ch was received In this city TO-
sl,b, from Madrid to the effect ""
a,n,,,l wsyier had resigned ~ CAP
min general Of the spanish army 10
'..,, and that General Panio has
,,,r named by Tho government As bis
suocs,aof.
MN AND MONEY ron ounh
s.s FaAscrco, Nov. Is.-Ibe gen
,nl Caban lunta opened an once IN
M, CITY few weeks ego and active
.o,h hs, been carried on here In the
'.,,,,,, OF Cuban independence.
T.,nly.one recruits ATE sal1 70 nsVe
20 ,etwafded firm this city u CUBS
~ .nelher party Of eighteen IL now
Ing ofcanlxed. AL the men secured
y, soth rartie. aio said TO 10 hmefi'
~, cltlssns, few Of them being OF
Tan,n blood, In addition q large sum
y, nancy IL said 10 nave been raised
h,fe In behslf OF thu Insurgents.
OCEANS REPoHr A VICTORY.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov ls.-Cuoan
,..a.fs mere today received iuiofmAtiun
mai me Insurgents have jus, won on.
sl Inc most important battles fought on
,hs island curing the war. The
,,tile was In Pinhr del Rlo, but no
sslsils are given. Cubans mere arc re-
ioielug, as this In the frzt teal battle
,iuoc weylof took tho Held.
A report was cufiont IN hAvsns
that Capt. Gen. Weylet will re,uru Al
ssee 10 tho city. The Spanish mef'
ehsnl, and others arc very ineignanl
over the report.
srAsIARDs ARE VICTORIOUS TOO
HAVANA, Nov. H. Gen. Munti
huow .uiistibg from sickness, has hat
Two sngagemsnts with the insufgenu
Al sluo and Dondu. The enemy Toll
slehtseI killed on the Held and f"tlfot
tilhout the wounded. rno tfoops had
zoe captain and one soldier Killed ant
weniy i've WOUNDED.
Col. Mopdoca, Will. rcconnoitefint
on tho heights OF Grillo, this province
has been ongsgsd with tn. insurgcnl
u,der Arago. The enemy was 10
itenehed but after three heuts' nghunf
the Insurgents were dislouguu Iron
thslt positions and left seventeen kiiis,
tshinl them. Tue bpsniAIds had 81
men killed ana three ofilcts ant
thiity-signt priyates wounaei'
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lowed TO slarktn 20 that II simoet
touched the rails.
a freight train came on the Penr-
tyivAnle railroad down very htevg
grade. Bridge wofkmen ttied 10 taite
the caule cut Of the wny but when u
was high enough 10 catch the SMOKE
slack the locomotive struck the osbt
carrying II with the train about 600
feet. Telegraph poles, signsl tower
ani Telegraph wires we're snapped 90
Ike Pipe stems. Ths travelling crane
cara on the new bridge hung 10 the air
from the steel usbles. The workmen
saved themselves by hanging to the
drop lines. 49,,
William Stevens fell from the bridge
breaking both lsgs, and VIII die. Tue
ss to tue bridge aud uuioining prop
rrty was large.
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,s.,,.cs, n,uuniie.n. consra,uia,.d.

LrNtSurON. KY. Nov. i9.-Cbaif.
man Ban !. Roberts OF the lsepuDliean
STATE executive committee is.ued A.
address 10 tho Republicans Of Ken.
tucky ia which he congtalulats Them.
lie calls attention to the cordial bui.
port IOf the gold STANDARD Demucfat-
anu also TO the good WORK done by the
negro R.publlcau lrn1efs. lif. Roberts
says that while hclNinley's plurality
OF 9ii Ia smaller than he hnd hope1i
sliil IN a totsl OF i;8, 900 votes II iestiil,a
g. tho Intensity tho CONTEXT nnd"it L.
Ing al things into CONFEDERATION Tue
Republicans Hnd sound money men OF
Itenlucgy have reason 10 b. proud o.
their victory"
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TACOMA, WASH, Nov. l5.-rfavel
was resumed today on tho NoT1hefn
Pacific line 10 the East, anu ttain Wl'h
the accumulated mzli u thleo days NJ
rived. The trains iof seAltlr and Foit-
land, Oregon, loft hofo this aftefnoou'
There was a light TALL Of snow this
morning, tut u will not rene" INC
trouble.
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SILVER ~ DEaAND.
India wants more OF the white
METAL.

NEW York, Nov. ls.--rhe demand
for silver has teen steadily Increasing
within the past few days owing 10 too
r,auiremepts for Iodia, normal nj this
session., and exports arc on an incfehs'
Ing scale. Thls inquiry 10 on scount
OF larger merchandiss movements.
This demand for metal for manniaclur'
ing purposes is also decidedly im'
proysd.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RY.

timetable In erect November Ut, is,s
leave Az lArn. ~ tarOon Arrive
~ rg2n Yarn. b. l..
lagoon inFton
= Ca M. 30 a. ~. - aaA N. sttta. N
- ~ q. ~. 80 70 a IA. 80 tfA m u - a m,
avn .lop ~. .'0p IN. 81. IN,
ttOp ~. ASIAN Gtspm 1alp ~.
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Leave r. !. nNlly : W gitD am. iii1, 80
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Leave ncekt Daily -. iii9Sam.. 800. siss
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cave NecEs sunday 10 Is an, " 70, gtti.
$3.50. aoi, s IS, 5rsi pm
Hound trip including bath SIC. Children g'e.
~. W. IAHLrr. Passenger Agent
tihuN hAMhEnolu. teal Manager