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TINT DONOVAN TO SETTLE.
Bowlrrs OF ShauGhnessy's Tourney Claim
thnt Their Treasurer Owes $500.

BowIers OF Shaughnessy's Tourney Claim
thnt Their Treasurer Owes $500.
Representatives from the following bowling
clubs who have been taking part IN Shough-
nessy's Brooklyn tournament held special
meeting last evening at the alleys. corner of
Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue. South
Brooklyn: Reinecke. Prospect. Clover. Nassau.
Qui vive. Ansonia, Melrose. Austin. Nichols 81
Co.. Flatbush. Mercury. and Salamander.
The financial muddle was fully discussed. and
1t was decided to declare the office OF Treasurer
vacant. A. lilucken was elected temporary
Treasurer. and he. in conjunction with Messrs.
Blackfo and Woller, will act as q committee
to settle with former Treasurer Donovan. They
were instructed to begin criminal proceedings
should Donovan fail TO pay over any money be-
longing to the tournament.
J. ); shaughnessy stated that he would per;
S Tint ,Ss ] Tournament could be continued as be- be.
fore. He also agreed TO give the tournament
$50 for prize IT was unanimously decided TO
and the regular schedule will be resumed next
saturday night.
the meeting was In progress and made u pitiful
plea for ltniency, claiming that her brother
had been led nstray and had lost the money
ii is the general opinion among the bowlers
that ponovan has has sufficient % money but II hold
Judging by the action displayed at the meeting,
1t will 90 hard with him unless no settles
bowling Games.
The team, Of the Tourist Cycle Cinh OF Paterson
sanes @ % the sares o. Es Assoca,ed ycns Clubs Of
New Jersry tournament On Monday night rho
scores
FIRST CANE.
Tonr!st ,yCle, olmh ,,, ,"omns ias; E,yson 49,
ll.i Chamberlain, 1915 N"cnry, i,6' Daek. iSs.
1Uta!, 'o>
pAu
prpny nSfS' tfGi rsw @ isS 'Ts Tayisr -: :ns.a
Chamberlain. i6a; Mooney. 1873; Black 100. Total,
,nr Tf sSGn as sst sa %Huas, s
uight were won by the home players. Inc scores:
Twentythrd Street t--Detlef 1872; Ierken, i4i; Mad.
o$s iss.sy s @ Esshs.s issson q. %sissl.s
GAME.
E.sr W ~ wss tS.s iSS IS
Trs South Orange Tisa club and the Columbia Club
M SGS'S w s4ss & Monasy nsh ss
home lean winning both games The scores!
Fisr GAME.
s"!n iIs h?sss s a''''''n
1875; Kimbal. 1877: Sheldon, lao. Toial. Iis.
SECOND GAME
.d s"p'n snsssr aysts s O9F Total III Matte
1885, sheldon ki!seaR 5 Total as
q Carthage leo Yacht Club Elect Omcers.
NEW BrRGH. Dec. 3l.-Ths Carthage leo Yacht
Club has elected tho following officers: Com
Stephen % Glass: secreary. % Robert oH%rS DunWoody;
Treasurer. William Merritt; Measurcr, Charles
Merritt
The sun., 1896-01-01

The Brooklyn police have been asked to aid
in the search for two valuable fox terriers One
is named Dandy, and belongs to John l.. Searls.
Jr. 1t has been missing for several days. The
other. called Sancho. Is owned BY Mrs. Camden
c. Dixie. 1t strayed away from her home at 94
Columbia Heights on Monday.
The sun., 1896-01-01

Nine pieces OF siverware were found on Mon.
day by two children in n corn stack on the farm
of w. G. Kowcnhoven in Flatbush avenue,
Flatlands. They are all engraved with the ini-
tials"V, NJ. T." They were turned over to the
biatiandS police.
The sun., 1896-01-01

NEwnCnGH. Dec. 3l.-The Walden Baseball
made TO raise money for it. The trouble was
that the team paid big money to outside play
crs. They we're the champions OF Orange county
for several years.
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The Individual scores are:

The following is the schedule for to-day, the
last round:
Seymour tPA Vs. Price C.,: Ryder lH.l vs.. Mur-
doch i.l Southard IH.I vs. Arnsten 90: Elmer %
VI. Ross tC.).
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II. w. B.--l. A. Rugby Union was organized
In New York few years ago, but comprised
only amateurs. .. The Professional League of
Football Ciubs. which had n short existence last
year, played under Association rules.
The sun., 1896-01-01

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
For Rhode Island and Connecticut fair weather;
westerly winds.
For eastern Nep York, fair, Slightly colder the
morfhern portion tresterip ,oinds.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. fair
weather.
The sun., 1896-01-01

NEW wBrRGH, Dec. 3l.-Ths Carthage leo Yacht
Club has elected tho following officers: Com
modore. BeuJamin Merritt: Vice Commodore.
stephen Glass; Secretary, Robert Dunwoody;
Treasurer, William Merritt; Measurcr. Charles
The sun., 1896-01-01
TABLE 4 VIENNA CANE.

The record OF the tournament up TO date fol
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, November @
Chairman Curry, Democratic State CEN
trail committee, says reports very favor
able for Democratic success in Iowa and
with showing made in Des Moines and
Polk county will carry State by upwards
of 25.OOO The paper, the Independent
however, says previous claims of heavy
gains by Mckinley managers were not
exaggerated. that Des Moines will give
two votes for Mckinley to one for Bryan.
and estimates McKinley's plurality in
Iowa $1,000.
Des Moines, Iowa, November 3.-The
Register (Rep) claims that Iowa VIII
give Mckinley over $4,000 plurality
and elect an entire Republican Con-
gressional delegation. Henry q.
Payne wires Mckinley from Chicago
headquarters that Iowa will give To-
600 Mckinley majority; Michigan, 4O,-
600: Illinois. so 900; Kentucky, 10000;
Tennessee, $1,000.
Indications here are that Iowa will
give Mckinley a plurality of $4,000 or
100. 900. The returns are slow in COM
ing in, however tiains are reported in
almost every instance.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, November B.
Fifty precincts in Iowa give net gain OF
2.076 over 1895. At this rate. net gain in
this State will be $4,000 giving Mckinley
III. 900 majority It is thought country pre-
cincts may reduce this to about 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November S-Chairman
Rusk. of the Democratic city committee,
conccles Baltimore city to Mckinley by
1900. 1t gave Cleveland 1886 in 1892.
Cumberland Nd, November q
Reports from Western Maryland indi-
cate that an unusually heavy vote was
polled and that the Republicans made
gains. Allegany county is claimed for
Mckinley by 1,6O0.
Baltimore, Md, November 3.-Two
election districts outside of Baltimore,
out of 30S. give Mckinley $40, Bryan
1S5.
Second ward, one precinct missing,
gives Mckinley 300 plurality, a gain
of 800 over 1892.
Chicago November 3.-Senator Geo.
l. Wellington, chairman of the State
Central Committee of Maryland. wires
TO the Associated Press as follows:
Mckinley carries Baltimore by at
least twenty thousand majority; the
Democrats concede fifteen thousand.
The State will give not less than
twenty-five thousand.
Baltimore, Nd, November 3.-Sena-
Itor-elecc Wellington, chairman of the
State Republican Committee says Nc
Kinley's plurality in Maryland will
reach 10000.
BALTIMORE. Md. November 3.-Con-
gress: Second district. Baker. Rep, cleo
ted; Third district DR.. Booze. Rep. elect
ed; Fourth district MsIntyre, Rep, elect
ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
TENNESSEE.

Memphis. Tenn, November 9.-Out
of $1,000 registration, only 1000 votes
were polled in the city of Memphis.
The inalcations are that the usual
Democratic majority will be reduced.
New York, November 3.-New York
Journal Bryan conce des Tennessee to
Mckinley by 10000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November o.
State returns come in slowly owing to
length of ticket. Outside of cities Bryan
leads largely and seems to have the State.
Taylor. Democrat for Governor, leads
Tillman. Republican.
Congress: Sixth district, indications
points to election of Gaines, Silver Demo-
crat. for Congress. over Reynolds, Nat
ional Democrat.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, November 3.-Par-
tial returns from the Fourth, Fifth Sixth
and Seventh Congressional districts, in
dicate the certain election Of Benton Nc
MILAN. J. d. Richardson, ]. W. Gaines
and \. y. Cox. all Democrats. Returns
from county districts also indicate safe
majorities for Bryan, and Taylor, for Cow
ernor.
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GEORGIA..

AtHnta, Ga, November 3.-Tndca-
tiOns point 10 the election of the D5m-
pcratic electoral ticket by fifty thous-
and majority in this Sta,e It is pro-
bable that The entire Congressional rep
resentauon will be Democratic, with the
possible exception Of the Tenth dis
gr.o,, where West the law partner Of
Hon. Thomas Z. Watson, is giving Will
liam H. Fleming. the Democratic NOM
inee, a close race.
Thomson, Ga. November 3.-Fon.
Thomls f. Watson, POpulist candidate
for president. walked from MS
home TO the polls early this morning
and deposited his ballot. He voted for
john T. West, POpulist candidate for
Congress. but tore off Ehat portion Of the
tickec bearing the names Of che Mckin-
ley electo.s Mr.. WatsOn's example in
this respect is being largely followed by
the Populis,s of the district.
Mr.. Watson remained about the polls
several hours. He said that he had
nothing to say for publication as to the
present political situation, or his future
plans
AUGUSTA. Ca. November 3-Reports
received by the Morning News show that
ten Democratic Congressman are elected.
In the First district Lester may be beaten
by Doyle. Observation-Disclosures.
Fleming. Dem, will defeat West, sue
cessor to Tom Watson, by $500 for Con-
gress.
ATLANTA. Ga, November S.-Returns
from various districts indicate the elec-
ton of a solid Democrats ongressional
delegation.
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go, November 3.-If the pres
enl ratio of Republican gain is main
tanned Illinois will give Mckinley a
pluraliay of 100000.
CHICAGO. November 3.-Returns are
coming in TO the State headquarters from
over the State with extreme slowness
Dispatches state that Pullman has gone
Republican by a majority of 400. In Cam
bridge Mckinley received 440. Bryan 123
Twelve precincts in Morrison gave Nc
Kinley "a majority of 1000 over Bryan.
Later four precincts gave Mckinley ma
iority of 500 more. I'm these sixteen pre-
cincts Harrison had a majority of only
ESQ., Carbondale gives Mckinley major
ity of BIS
Chicago, November 3.-At 9:15 Sec
retary Nelson. of the Democratic State
Central Committee. had received no
reports from county chairmen. Press
reports indicated a majority of $4,000
for Mckinley in Cook county, and this
was generally conceded by the commit
tee. Reports on which even an esti-
mate of the State outside of Cook coun-
ty had been received. but the committee
still claim So 1000 for Bryan. The vote
by precincts runs ten per cent below
the registration This bears out re-
port that the returns so far received
are only on the straight Democratic
and Republican tickets, emitting the
Peoples Party, from which the COM
mittee counts upon 10000 TO $4,000.
Altgeld in 60 precincts has run 5000
ahead of Bryan and on this basis the
committee claims his election, even
though Bryan should lose the State by
%. 1000. Secretary Nelson says that he
Will cOncede nothing until he has re-
ceived reports from his own chairmen,
and these are not expected before mid
night
CHICAGO. November 3-The returns
| from over the State indicates that McKin-
ley h>s made as big gains in proportion
throughout the counties and towns as he
| has i'm Chicago and this seems TO justly
the claim of the Central Committee that
the State has gone 10000 Republican. II
the gains which already reported hold
up in the districts yet to be heard from,
the majority. il is said. will exceed that
figure. In the southern part of the State,
the gains have not been so heavy and the
towns and counties reported at 9:i5 have
given Bryan small majorties. From all
other parts of the State the dispatches re-
ceived at State headquarters claim sub
stantial Republican majorities. I'm the
! dispatches. comparing the votes of Tan
ner and Mckinley, the former has in
most instances run slightly behind the
latter. The figures, however plainly
show that Tanners loss was no gain for
Altgeld Forman was the gamer Com
parisons made with the vote cast for Har-
rison. i'm the campaign OF 1892, show very
( heavy gains in nearly every instance over
| the Republican vote cast that year At
| headquarters considerable surprise was
| occasioned by the vote i'm number OF
counties which were expected to give Bry-
an maiorites but which. instead, have
gone for the Republican candidate.
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NEBRASKA.


CHICAGO. November 3.-Advices from
Nebraska to the Republican headquarters
are to the effect that the State has gone
1900 for Mckinley.
In Michigan, the returns were also en-
couraging to the Republicans, the estimate
being that Detroit has gone for Mckinley
by 5000 and the State 10y $4,000.
Reports from Lincoln, Neb., says that
it is 1000 for Mckinley.
New York. November 3.-Herald says
Mckinley carries Nebraska by 1900.
Lincoln. Neb.. November 3.-Precinct
"a" of the Fifth ward, Of this city,
Bryan's precinct. gives Bryan lO2 votes
10 1879 for Mckinley. This is a material
gain for Mr.. Bryan His friends claim
fAe county for him. Ii ordinarily gives
. 500 Republican majority.
LINCOLN. Neb., November 3.-The Sew
enth ward of Lincoln complete gives Nc
Kinley one majority out of total vote
of 6H. Two years ago it was carried by
the Republicans by 2iS.
OMAHA. Neb. November AT $3.50
o'clock the indications are that the State
of Nebraska on the Presidential ticket
will he exceedingly close. Seventy-three
precincts outside of Omaha and Lincoln
give Mckinley 10OOS. Bryan 1902
Both candidates are making big gains
over the vote of 1S4. The gains about Off
set one another. however. on the theory
that Bryan will carry the farmer vote the
present situation is favorable to him.
since no returns of Importance have yet
been received
LINCOLN. Neb. November 3-The
Fifth ward of Lincoln gives Mckinley Sl3
BRYAN GA. At Democratic headquarters
IL is claimed that Mckinley will carry the
city by not more than 1000 but they say
this will be Offset in other parts Of the
county and the chances are that Bryan
will carry Lancaster county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
MICHIGAN.

Detroit. Mich. November 3.-Re-
publican State Central committee an
nounces that rs precincts in Michigan
give Mckinley 3,647 plurality Same
precincts in 1892 gave Democratic plu-
rality Of 113. This ratio it is claimed,
if continued. will give Michigan to Nc
Kinley by 100000.
DETROIT Mich, November 3-Chair-
man Ferry, of the Republican State CEN
tral committee. gives the following: LIS
precincts out Of LOS give Mckinley S6i7
majority over Bryan. Same in 1892 gave
Democratic majority of 1l3. This main
tained will give Mckinley the State OF
Michigan.
Detroit. Mich, November S.-Chair-
man Ferry. of the Republican State
Central Committee. claims the State
for Mckinley by $4,000 plurality, and
ten out of the twelve Congressman. He
comedies two to be in doubt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
H0RTR CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. n. c.. November 3.-Demo-
Gratis and Populists voted nearly solid
for Bryan and claim the State for Bryan.
Result for Governor in doubt.
other epublican-Populistf fusion State
officers are elected.
Winston, n. c., November 9.-At 8
o'clock tonight the Democrats concede
Forsythe county to the Republicans by
500 majority for Mckinley against 4S9
for Cleveland in 1892, and the entire Re-
publican ticket by a smaller figure.
Palmer and Buckner get less than doz-
en- votes in Winston-Salem, which gives
the Republicans a majority Of 100 or
more. The returns from the rural dis
tricts will not be received before morn
ing. Democrats and Republicans are
claiming this, the Eighth Congressional
district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
OHIO.

Cincinnati. Ohio, November 3.-lndl-
cations now show that Hamilton county
Rin give Mckinley 5000 majority,
which is a. gain over 1895 of 4.5CO. ONO,
First disrric.. w. B. Shattuck, Rep,
Second district and Jacob II. BromwelI,
Rem re-el=c,ed. Returns from y pre-
cincts in Kentucky show Republican
gains of 1000.
Toledo. o.. November 3.-13 precincts
in Toledo give Mckinley 1927; Bryan
1.649: a gain of 800 for Bryan over
1892.
CANTON. o.. November 3.-McKnley
carries his ward by the following precinct
pluralities: A. 10; b. 5l; c. ll5; ID, To-
Total POI. This ward gave Cleveland lo5-
Columbus. o.. November 3.-Chair-
man Kurtz. of t1e Republican state
Committee. received a dispatch from
the Republican committee at Clncin-
natl at s p. m. saying Hamilton coun-
tv gives Mckinley from $4,000 to 70
600. and other cities report large gains.
Chairman KurtZ has dispatches from
Jefferson. Butler, Ashtabula, Adams,
Summit. Meigs and other counties,
known as agricultural districts, re-
porting gains. so that very decisive re-
suits are predicted because of the rural
districts not showing such changes for
Bryan as were claimed.
Cleveland, Ohio, November 3.-Indi-
cations are that Cleveland has gone for
Mckinley by 5000; Republican gain of
II .OOO over 1892. Chairman Hanna re-
ceived returns at the Union Club. He
said when the returns began TO come in
that he was more than pleased. The
victory for Mckinley and Hobart. he
glid. exceeded the fondest expectations
of all his friends.
COLUMBUS. O., November 5.-On the
comparison of the vote with that of the
last Presidential election, Ohio has made
unprecedented gains to-day for Mckinley.
Tn 1892 Harrison carried Ohio by an aver
age plurality for Republican electors or
1O72. In that year one of the cleveland
and Stevenson electors was elected. In
1.q2 Mckinley had a plurality of over So
600 for Governor. The RepuohcahS car
ried Ohio i'm 1894 by $4,000 and last year
Bushnell. Republican. was elected Cover
no.. IN. over ~ OO0. The Republicans have
had phenominally large pluraII'ies III
Ohio the past three years. commehclnE
with NcEinley's election as Governor III
,Soo 1,.bile I'm 1892 the result was very
lose The state in 1892 for the first time
5iI NOT give its entire electoral vote to
,,a Berublican Presidential candidate.
rbe largest plurality ever given a Re
n,hl,con Presidential candidate in Ohio
,,.a, Of ooo for Garfield in 1850. While the
r,or,ocratic state committee makes no
al.ir,s ON the state ticket tonight. the
I,l,,,Il,can state committee expect the
en- Turns TO break all records. Kinney
for secretary of state. has about the same
,,o+e AS Mckinley and Hobart.
COTT-NBUS. Ohio. November S.-Re-
- r,earre. but show ratio of gains
tEa+ is maintained. will give Mckinley
n 600 plurality in OHIO -
(Signed - -.
CTTCTNNATI. Ohio. November $.-Sev-
entb district. Walter L. Weaver, Rep"
elected.
cincinnati. Ohio, November $.-115
rrecincts outside Of Hamilton and Guy
aboea counties give Mckinley 22.O70:
Ierr Pryan 1865. Same precincts in 1892
cove Harrison 1882; Cleveland, IL
Sos This rate of gain indicates 1OO,-
GOO plurality for Mckinley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
BRIDGEPORT.

The vote I'm this city yesterday shows
small Democratic loss over the vote cast
i'm 1892 and n minor gain hy The Rcpubl-
cans. Much interest was manifested
about the town am day while last night.
when the returns began 20 come fro. tho
Republicans raised hideous jolIi0cation
howls The county ticket was not
scratched TO any extent excepting VIII
kinson. the Republican nominee for COM
missioner. Nciuingcr. his opponent ran
ahead Of the ticket by lG6 votes. Furbay
the Republican candidate candidate for
coroner was cut some, but not enough TO
amount to anything.
OWN gto the country precinct vote hav-
ing TO be recounted It was not received I'm
time for publication. The total vote in
the three wards was ass follows:
For President. ". J. Bryan. d.. 2,5;
VIM. Mckinley. r.. 5i2; for Vice Presi-
dent. Arthur Sewan. D.. 2S5; Garrett a.
Hobart. 542 State ticket-For Secretary
of State Chiffon A. White, d.. 2SG;
Charles Kinney. r.. $40: for Judge OF Su-
prcme Court, Everett, D.. Stark. D.. 2S6;
Marshall w williams r.. $40. for mem
bcr Of Board of Public Works VIM. Beau
mont. D.. 2SG: Frank A. Huffman. r.
$40: for Dairy and Food Commissioner.
Thos j. Creag1r. D.. %; Jos. r. Black
burn. r.. 545 Congressional ticket-For
Circuit Judge. Grandson n. Tuttle. d.,
2s5: jerome B. Burrows. r.. $40: for Rep
resentative in Congress. II. n. McFadden,
d.. 2Sj. Lorenzo Danford. r., 5n. County
ticket-For Common Pleas Judge. John
A Gallagher. d.. 272: J. W. Holllngsworth.
r.. $780, for Probate Judge. David li
Mlligan. D.. PSI; William T.. Smith. r.,
j29; for Prosecuting Attorney. W. b.
Francis. D.. 271: G. l.. Wocms. r.. 5, fo.
Sheriff. Sherman Glasgow. d.. 22. WIZ
liam " Darby, r.. di. for CommIs tionor
Fred Nenlnger. d.. 45l; John IS. Wuk.n-
son. r.. 273. for lnfrmary Director
James y. Lyle. D.. 2sS. otto Rothmier t,
52g: for Coroner. John Baugh. Jr.. D.. 300.
Reago FurbaV r. IZI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-04
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. Conn, November 3.-Fif-
teen towns give Mckinley 1852; Bryan l.
146: Palmer 203 The same towns in 1892
gave Harrison BIB; Cleveland 22l3.
HARTFORD. Conn, November B.
Chairman Fyaler. Of the Republican State
Central Committee, says that If the pres
ent ratio of gains continue i'm towns ana
cities yet be heard from, Mckinley will
have at least $1,000 plurality i'm this state.
The Legislature will be Overwhelmingly
Republican and the four Republican Con-
gressmen are elected.
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NEW Jersey.

New York, November 3.-Reports re-
ceived from all parts of New Jersey,
with no county complete, indicate that
rhe State has gone Republican by 5000
on President. Sven of the eight Re
publican candidates for Congress ap-
near 10 be elected. The State Legisla-
ture will probably stand: Assembly
Republicans. A or 45; Democrats, 10 or
16 Senate-Republicans IS; Dsmo-
crats. 8. Three and perhaps four OF the
,twsntv-one counties have gone Demo-
cratic The Palmer and Buckner vote is
Iigbter than was expected. Piney, Re
nTblican for Congress in the Fourth dis