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4 RUNAWAY TROLLEY CAR.
Slo't.l5 Accident Oh Pennsylvania
RailT.y.
p .5n People KILLED, TiTy Had. s-.
Iursd-Li-t OF the mead.

pASCAslTn. Pa., Aug. l0.-A run
Away trolley car on tno Columbia and
Dsnegall railway last plight killed
seven pofi5ns and ioJutui my mDrc.
The biasc rigging broke on a stuep
Grade. There we've ab.ut Ninety pss.
etngefs, who became panicstiicEcn.
The car was fuunlrg a mile u minute
ghcn It struck n sharp curve and lott
tho track. II nu ncro,s the turnpike,
slruck tfeo and ioppled over into the
ditch.
Henry Saith, an iron worker Of CO...
umbiH, was instantly Killed b. piece
Of wood which hit him In the head.
ALBEIT Feliugcr, tho moloTmau, was
crushed 30 death.
w. A. plnEuTtou, Columbia, q boy,
met u similar fate.
Chief Burgess N. "A. HOias, Of Col.
umUia, Tldiug on tho rear platform,
Jumped before thv'Cag left the track anu
uis mock was broken,
william Molatr OF Columbia, had
both lego crushed, und died q few hours
after Hmputaii1u.
W. }. Ludlow OF Seagari, n. j.,
died al the hospital.
Mrs. El1'n Fitzgerald Of Lsnchs ter
bad the luit sue OF her head crushed
und dlod this morning.
Tho mont seriously Injured hrt
Mary Brady, Pnllaiulphia, cut anu
bruised, Johu Carlson, Columbia, leg
broken; Samuel Wiuan, Columbia,
ribs brOEen, badly cut; John II. rfAge.
Rlr Lancaster, shoulder OtuHhuu;
William StAuilvr, Lancaster, cut on
head, surous; Maggie Conley, Colum-
bin, shoulder disl0cateh, head cut;
Mrr. Mary stauiler, Lancaster, hoau
aud body bruised, benjamin Woulf,
leg, wrist and ribs broken; Charles
Rnilehaft, Columbia, arm anu hip
Injured; Mr, George Ruinthaft, Col.
umbin, thuuIdrr aud pack ammud;
Susan Shall, Bainbtldge, arm and face
Gu Jennie List, Colombia, head aud
face gul; Title Mckenzie, arm broken;
Reese Frank, Columbia, four ribs
broken.
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Liberal Contributions at suE=aS
Mcotiug.

OLD ORCHARD, Maine, Aug. 10
A. tre Christian alliance meeting here
sunday, the contributions ~ Casn nud
curcll8 aud iswtlry handed up 10 the
platform reached tho amazing total oi
SOL 900.
wnun d.. ID. w. LaohoIr stepped
forward TO make the announcement
hp SAID, "tuCh contribution IA the
cause " Jesus Chflsl has never before
been RnOwu."
Last year tho contributions M tho
same place reached the total Of $4,000
uul that was sAid 10 be- high water
MARI. The ChrttiGu alliance meeting
pyghu two weeks ago and the niicUd'
nuuu has been enormous, The largest
single contribution was Que Of so 900
made by an estate, tbs nsmo Of winch
was not made known. From this
splculid gift the amount ranged oil. tho
way down 10 a Tow cents. The alliance
Ui beaver gave s3lJ.
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TURKISH BUTCHERY.
harmed Crttans Sa.n by HOham-
msdaIs Near H.rakIiOn.
WOMEN ASD CHILDREN MURDERED
several Churches n,silat d aud Ons
Prirt burned Alive On Pile
Of iclurcs.

LONDON, Aug. lO.--Tho Daily News
has n dlsratch from Athens which
sAyti
"At Annapolis Pedals, near Horak-
lion, In the leland Of Crete, on sa'uF-
Day thousand armed Mu'euImans
bulchercd thirty unatmed Christians
IN the precinct OF 81. John Monastery.
Several priests, women aad children
arc among the victims.
"Ono woman was slaughtered ior
taviug children aud her husband
butchufei ON her knecs.
usryotal cburchce were dCnola,cd
and n priest named jeremiah had his
care and nose tovcied from bis head
and was then burned alive on pile Of
tacted pie,uIcs"
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EiguN FALLS, s. De- Aug. lO.-Judge
Alouz, LIglg,0u uiuu on sunday OF
Bglgups disease. Juugo LigtItln was
"a member OF Mlnuos1lN'a h.s' Ieglslg.
,uto lie succeeded Senator WINDOW
IN tho United States Senate, was prysi.
dent Of 10th the constitutional C1nyan,
tl0us hero anu wgsHppUiutod territorial
ia 70 by PTesIdrnl Harrison IN 1853.
LONDON, Aug. baroness Aul.
nysUu, Tue widow Of the late poet lau-
featC, Is lcai. she was tho daughter OF
Hualy su.lwoOJ, ESQ., ana married
Alirpd punuyalu In 1850, Her ruu,
Haliman Teuuys0u, IL tho = pl5seuy
bNUu IaauyHJ.,
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CHICAGO, Aug. lO.-Charlcs John
sou aud Edward l.. 5ehubul were
drowned ia The lake by the capsiziug
Of their boat last evening. They went
down Ia bight OF their wives and chill
diru and number OF friends VINO
wotu kpicnlclng on the SHORE and un.
able u assist them. Tho boat was not
more than three hundred feet from the
shore and was UPSET by two compnn-
IONS wiz Jumped from Ito slide into Tue
water Tor "a swim.
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nuI UHo.h1lt millions worth OF liawnii.
au "uvcinmgut bonds hottlnE 4 per-
cont lutettat, His contact with tuis
g vurumuut allows discount OF 8 pcr
con; aud hc will receive n cumr'issiOn
20 . rer CENT. Mr.. Jours IL given until
ihu ilHt day Of ntxt November 20 il)nt
The bIuds. He expects 10 dispose Of
,hrn, ether in New York OF Boston.
L1tiot4 have been received giving
lhu testimony OF mn eminent man IN
Vienna on the taCilli % tho uiscafe
that carried Il the natives lnst yunr.
They awe ns ilunl verdict the opin.
lon that the visitation wts genuine
Artntig cholera, ~ most 81 the local
lhyticiane pronounced ~.
Cunsui Mills received nothing by
The last mall rom tee if'euis 10 the
late kl'e FIelde concerning the iinal
dirrOsiliOn VI her body and effects. n
letter nOm George Riddle says that
Mr.. K1hlsaat OF the Chicago rimcs.
Herald will pay all debts Of the estate
aud would lroviie monument fot tue
grave.
The military u Captain John Good
has been concluded aud the court hiss
not reached verdict. 10 ~ gencInily
understood that he will be dismissed
from the government service ~ the
testimony proved that he is guilty. Oi
conduct unbtcomlng an till'sr
Dufirg the trial man named IA. &,
Rnodes, an employe 0t the govern.
mont, testified tunt no scaled the ioncc
sufr0uaglng the government, ana r..
moved eight from a ilrll pic'r aud
then sent II through tho mall o. pflsl-
| dent Dole. Hu claims - have uuI-
formed this feat " night while 70 sentry
was on guard. HE s,Ofy, though gol.
orally disofoditUd, may tesult IA u rc.
equalization Of the military forces,
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A nIDNIunc rOnNAno.
A. EUscns nova Upon milwaukee
win - Fearful Honr.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. l0,-At Midnight
Last utsUl tornado passed over tho
clty comlHg rom the Yves. There was
iitilo yaTnirg % SO % preach. The
storr1 gwcpl down on no city with an
aw'ul roar, blndlng flashes Of Hight.
,,inv nud terrific rolls ut thunder. The
wini cnrriud ~ is wake airns AMI
'aWuiupa anu there were q fatlllpg Of
ialIiur pl a-s aud cIios from tho people
rushtut. along to escape ne flfy, Ih1Ee
In high buildings saw the lotoe OF the
storm In all Its intensity. On tho bay
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CHICAGO, Aug. lO,-Dr &. o.
BrUwu, VINO was recently Involved Ia
d scandal IN san Francisco, sunday
morning ana evening" preached at tue
Church OF tue Covenant. a report
that Rev. j. n. Biaucuatd's olugtrsG.
ton would refuse 10 attend becrueo VI
the accusations made against Dr.
Brown by Mis-. Tunnel, was not con.
filmed by the attendance ~ the two
strvlces, Tho numper Of persons pre-
teut when Dr.. Brown delivered his
hu, snfmon IN ChicHg1 waalErger than
usual, aud no protests whatever, a. lot
10 could be learned, came from the
congregation,
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sAPANrsE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
A cut OF Ten per cent Ia Passenger
Hates 90 ths Orient.

SAN FRANCHCO, August l0.-The
Japano,e steamship company which
recently arranged 10 run line OF
stuamnhips between Seattle hnd the
Orient has opened offices IN this city
and begun AN aggressive warfare against
tho Pacific Mail aud the Occidental
aud Oriental Steamship companies.
The passenger rates quoted show au
average reduction OF 10 per cent as
compared with the Pacific Mat. Tho
first steamer viii leave Tacoma on
September o. For tlo prhiont n1ntu'
ly trims will be made, hut three more
suips now building un the Clyde viii
be put on as soon us completed, Be-
siir- cutting passenger rates. the COM
pauy inlendB g. make q strong bid Tor
freight business.
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LAST EXCURSION NORTH.


ghe Union Pacific viii run iis last
excursion to northern Utah and Idaho
points on Saturday next Tickets g.
Pacatello are limited TO riiloon days; 10
other points thirty days. Train from
Cache Valley anu Intermediate points
viii leave at a. IN. For all other
points tue train will leave at p, m,
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rho cnlcaro journal Not Tor Sale,

CHICAGO, Aug. lO.-The following
card was tiyen 10 the Associated Pfpfs
TO-DAY;
"rho statement published IN Chicl'o
this morning that Hearst tins owner
OF the Now York journal anu San
Francisco Examiner, baI purchased
tine Chicago journal Is without touuda,
ton. No negotiations OF any kind
have b3yn opened, nor are any puns'
inE for tue purchase OF tho Chicago
journal and what Ia mort than tugi,
tbs paper IN not for Gile, anu never
hos been BinCo George q, Booth bought
tho journal from JOAN II Wilson. it
NECESSARILY i0llnws thal tho statement
ALA Ia untrue which says the Journal
In 10 he converted into Tree silver
organ Tor tho support OF Bryan for
PIehidont. George u. Booth"
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WILL IoIN nRYAN.
niand and warner on Ih,ir Way to
Sew Nutk.


Sew York,
CHICAGO, Aug. iO.-Rlchard T..
Bland, accompanied by Ms wife, lott
iUl the East On tho pcunsylvauia last
evening. They expect to i0in Mt
Bryan's rariy Vt Alliance, Ohio, today
anu 40 with them g. New YORK, whtru
Mir. Bland In expected 70 hIeak Mt tho
great ratification meeting. General a.
J. Warner, The well known silver lcad-
or, CAME 20 ChioigO yesterday from
hit OHIO h1mH, 10 have a conference
with W. J. Bryan, alter which pc ltit
Tor Washington. Hp viii l1in tho
Bryan phtyat PittsbUtg ana acc0m'
unny u 20 New York.
General Wuruut wuilo waiting nj the
Clifton nuusu said 10 Mr. Bryan thai
there waS, In bis oTinion, no uulh iu
the EtuiumUut ihat the sentiment In
favor a Zee silver wa, wcakouiug.
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CHICAGO, Aug, iO,--lt began to
grow fundamentally warm here at
carly dawn. A steady hot wiud blow
over the city from the muTshoi beyond
tho southern limit. 10 was terrible
even on tnol axe fTout aud In quartor5
whore wealth and plenty abound, bur
la the poverty stricken tenement uis.
tTlols, the agony was awful & contsm.
plate. Amhulaucts anu patrol wagons
were on the run all night, bearing VIC
TINS Of tue heat to tho hOapitalH.
The hrst death from hoAI rep0rlad
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nEY porIl ArrInENr.
Damage Done 10 the Torpedo EFlcn-
aun nc uroHIlIyn Navy YARD.

damage Done 10 tie Torpedo Erlcn-
son nc nFouIsiSn Navy NaTu.
NEw YOmi, Aug. lO.-An accident
which caused upwards Of slOU,OOO
ulmagv, occurred at the navy yard IN
Brooklyn Saturday night. The scene
o. tho disnsler was tho dry dock built
about seven ycaro ago. A wave uaustd
by q pnsniug sound p otmur forced itst II
pact tho heavy CARSON NJ the mouth OF
DE Dry deck nul Caps1sd u, throwing
llutp tho uock ana allowing tho wntCi
10 rush Ia which IN the cause Of the
msrhiui Tue force ui the water
caused the moUfiuns Of the torpedo
beat Ericsson 10 snap nud the boat was
hurled against the eud Ol tho dock.
The Monitor, puritan aud Terror nlso
tflku their cables. The boats were not
tguously injured, however. A oluTt
VI Inquiry " / 10 held 20 determine
VIII 10 responsible.
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MONTERREY, Cal., Aug. lO.-The
siu,mship ~. Paul which went Ashore
IN !os nuar here yesterday Is still firm
ON tue rocks ana win probably he u
total lofa. A large nols stove IN ths
bow ana tho bold IN halt llled with
water. Ihet, sl0uslbililY for thp soci.
dent mss not been determined.
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sunrRrsED NY DETECTIVES,
sensaiionnI scquoi 80 Famous Cola
Bar ItObberV


sAS DIEGO, Cal, Aug. l0.-specials
to the Union give sensational sequel
to the famous gold bar robbery which
occurred ut EusunaIa nearly year
and half ago ana which caused the
imprisonment o! James Il. CARAT and
Allan Pratt Tor siNteun mOnths. After
his release Cana came 90 IA city Rnd
on tho MIN instant loft here ior En-
seuaun.
The MexlcAna, warned by detectives,
were on the watch ana tnis morning
whom CARAT, accompanied by three
mrn, upt out 10 zig up the bar trey
were followed by party VI guards
with whom was Governor Sangines.
Tho gold seokerH found themselves
surrounded ana covered by ries.
CARAT collapsed with fear At Gov.
utnot SanginGs' demand he disclosed
the tpOt whoT0 the bar was hidden.
Tue bar 10 worth 81, 800.
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CUnas wAnrAnE
women and children Held as spios b.
spanish soidiers.

spanish soldiers.
Nuw YoWS, Aug. ia gIecial 20
the Herald from Havaua sayi;
In the city OF Puerto Principe tho
residences OF several American cili2ure
wet0 entered anu searched ~ Snnnlsh
troops IN quest OF muniliUus aud com
promising documents. A Cuban woman
bnl two little girlp, eight AMI ton years
Old, have htUu held rs spies iu futttu
PNuclpp. Tne former carried "a re-
vllyer and the children mai cores
sr0uJyuCo addressed % tho govern
ment In Cubitas when applchcnded by
The Spanish p.cGe's IN tho Puerto
fnuCipH suburbs.
An Will be court mntlialoi.
A petition, bOwevor, h being signed,
btigsching tue queen regent 10 request
Captain General Weylgr TO pardon ID,
children u convicted.
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Tho choisraiu Esypt.

CAEO, Aug. lO.-ChuluA again
shows au iucJoarc ami Anxiety 10 felt
On account ~ the ab'cuCu ui Report
from the slmp OF the EGypIlan forces
on the Nile. IL il feared tuat a serious
u5EtilioG prevails thcse.
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CoSsrASIiNurLE. Aug. lU.-bilss
Clara Barton, PRECEDENT OF the Amer
can bra nch Ui the Rel Gross society
has athftoi On her return TO lhu United
Siatcs, her misBlUn Of distributing "a.
liCi 10 the Armenian sufferers having
been ended.
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neuali Uor.lo NV Yori,.

BATH, Me-, Aug. lO.-Wuen the
Boston steamer k'nntucc itit tho
WHAT hero Arluut srwnll was aboard
He was on his way 20 Boston, tom
which plaza he will 90 direct g. New
York TO receive the official notification
OF his nomination ns Nice.Pfesidcnl
BY The D.m1crall.
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Colon, Columbia, Aug. lO.-seTi US
u9oIs have CAUSED muCh uamngu On
TIE c0asi, Several Villages have nuon
ut'tyyri Gud Telegraph lines 10 Grey
Town ATE down. The Columbian
schooner Pioneer trading between
Colon and Bueilelds Is Loot.
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MADrtp. Aug. lO.-Senor Marco! 90
Azcatfaga, minister OF war, l. cOnsld.
orlng u scutmu 10 Introduce c0nsrflp'
ton m order to facilitate tho recruiting
% the forces Of the Bpanisl army f0f
service In Cuba.
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VALENCIA, Spain, Aug. lO.-lho
h9l1us demonstration against tho gov
ttumont continuCg, This city was plg.
elfled yoslurdny with pogtoTs readings
Long live ireu Guns" "Long live
hotocial revolution" &c.
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cLrAmY vislrLE Az YoilOnAYA.

YOKOHAMA, Aug. lO.-rho tuu's
eclipse was clearly visible here and Of
Toxic. NofthwaTd, however, Ia which
direction the astronomers proceeded,
tho sky was c'ouivd and observations
were impgaiibic.
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EUrROtr Mich, Aug. lO.-trty
heavy electrical storms prevailed over
Michigan this morning. Many build.
iugs were struck by lightning. AZ
Lansing and Central Michigan points
thc storm was terrible but tue damage
wRs not great.
Nineteen additional ptostrhtlons
were reported by the police up 10
noon ami one mere dusth-ltniuu
Duckc, sgod 81. Twoniy-3uo deaths
since midnigh, have been reported
from other sources than the ,Olicr. Ia
New Jrnry and New E.gland the
fguiu conditions prevail NJ mere, aud
many prostratlons aud deaths are to.
ported,
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En- PETEmnyRu Aug. l0.-Thc
view OF Tie tuL's .tal eclipse, visible
iU northern Japan ana Russia aud TOT
which gteai pfepaIau0ns had been
made, has iailed ON thu coes, At Nautc
anu 81. Petersburg, owing TO clouls.
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sINTY.FINL VICTIHs.
Latest Hoport of the Fatalities In chit.
cago OWiuE 10 Heat,

CHICAGO, Aug. ~ The latest re-
Togls show ihat tue TOTAL list Of victims
OF hugt pTOaIrationa SUNDAY numOsroI
slXty.fve. or these twenty two are
dead, ten expected 10 die aud three
driven insane by the heat. or the
three driven mad by the holI one
enIoi HE existence by poison AMI an.
other attempted TO slssa his threat
WITH u TGZgr.
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AnvIrIa rROH uONOLULU.

"'"niinu GoYsruIIput uonds.ChoI- 8.
"Hsiiii-hntc siuid's R,mains.
AN FRANCIgCO, Aur. lO.-Tbo
v'am 'hln Pulu arrived to-day rom
,.oAghamA amt honolulu bringing
tpso following advices 10 tho Associated
uuNoluLu, Aug. 9.-C. p. Jonui
FS'mluisiur vI finance, ieaves Tor San
osluel9aGo today TO illat tbs refundiug
'4u' Lie expse,a " sell nearly three
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LIlmrNINu - WINn.I0nM-

SAGiSAw, Mich., Au., lO.--Light.
Mug anu wIndstuTin chuseu u hundred
luuusaud dullau' damage In this city
ana vicinity early this morning, J. J.
Fcr.on, Ayouuo NJ. T.. Church, was
struck bv lightning aud damaged
$4,000. FHly other buililngs nni
neiufiCH were al rooted OK badly
wrecked, huuituIB Of trees blow II
dow: aud wires pfgslAttd.
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apo, rla., JuuV.u E.aw where 90
g m. s.I n,.uar. / am Dut datrtul-
iuE p.slrHiy.s yet uus I hope 10 be
lri IHl.u.. tArIl.WC)
81 fumtub.r with "a frUlt zeal ut
pleasure tlIs Viiy bYd tl, students here
Ui JouuiyruitF ard / more they will
tucDmo tiu unis % ttumlnut question
ana uu rrrpaIyu 10 take th,ir part Boo
THE nfbt (AYp.lusc.) thaLk
yUu.p
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today 40 hat OF FtcI E.t,ba ItJ.
UlrL
Herman hsus and Thomas Wona.
h M wtfo reported ~ hnyIbg uiUI q
beat iuTllg thu NJ h.
Iho corUutta tiilcs was mover 10
busy
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ADA ohio, Aug. lO.--W. w. Dur
bin. uAaitmau VI ia, Dsm cratic com.
uIitl0e, who b aTdei the train At Lima,
Insisted ON BRYAN saying iew words
NJ this place, where no de-
livHGel his announcement ora.
tiOu at tho Normal uuiyeTiily
last year. Professor IL. IA. Lshr, pfes-
ia0nt OF tho Unlycrsily, introduced the
candidate as "lho next Pfosileut."
Bryan was received with cheers and
fUi.; "i4adies ana gentlemen: While
usi fpe.Eiug ON this tTip, | cannot
Withstand the temptation 10 say a
word hero. Tue words 20 kindly
spoken by Prot. LehE you viii 10.
member, were not thought Of before
tho nomination. He ~ ono OF tie
original Bryan mon. When was
here year ago lie wac Bryan man,
| think bo wanted you 10 become
acquainted with me, 50 II you wanted
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tINCiNNA1I, Aug. 10 rhU neat
CJuuuuta uuab.t,u. Charles Smith,
d galo n Kcepet diUI from tue tilocle
o. heat
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TMrE nElIn- Ii rLnNIA.

rrJRiA llaoAug. iO.-lau svcl.us.
.ar % .. uu.'luf % uuuus fais m fu.
iug undated. Atga,m. % was 81 iu
tuu fusG.. Iurtu have buuu tutuu
Ga-.4s from heat Is i!'ifty.siE hUutt.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-03
MISSOURI IS SAFE.
Republicans Preparing a Cry of Fraud
 In the Face of the Defeat.

Republicans Preparing a Cry of Fraud
 In the Face of the Defeat.
 St. Louis, Mo-. Nov. 2.-Never before has Missouri been so thoroughly can vassed and campaigned The registra- tion is the highest ever known and the vote will certainly pass all records. The republicans have fought hard and ag- gressively, and their claim of coming victory is not campaign. bravado, but Is born of confidence. The democrats aroused from apathy by the vigorous front of their opponents, have set their squadrons in every school district and feel assured of victory. The republicans are strongly abbetted by the Palmer and Buckner democrats while Bryan will re- ceive the united support of the populists and the straight democrats. The only de- velopment today was charges and coun- ter charges by both parties of intended fraud. Chairman Chauncey l. Filley, for the republicans this evening, offered $500 reward for the conviction of any one in timida ting a voter or committing "a fraud at the polls In anticipation of people rioting tomorrow, 800 extra policemen have been sworn in Democrats claim 1000 majority and republicans 50,0OO ma jority. Tonight there was slight rain here, but there Is promise of fair weath- CT tomorrow.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-03
A QUESTION OF HOW MANY.

North Carolina Safe for Bryan and Sew
 all Beyond Any Reason of Doubt.
 Raleigh, N. O., Nov. 2.-The populist state chairman says his poll of the state shows 17,000 republicans, 43,OO0 popullsts and 130, ,0OO democrats registered
 H. H. Banks last Saturday declared himself an independent republican can didate for congress in this district. State Chairman Holton attacked him in an ad- dress, saying his action was inspired by democratic money. Tonight Banks de- nounces the statement and declares that he will sue Holton for libel Betting was even here today on whether Mckinley or Bryan would carry the state
 The weather is cloudles sand warm and the indications are that the vote will be immense. ~.
 At 10 o'clock tonight Populist State Chairman Ayre gave out the following
 s"TlIe state looks favorable for Bryan. Our people will stand by the democratic electors The cooperation state ticket will win. and as to it, the majority Is only A matter of calculation