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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-11-04
pBRsoNAL.

NJ. +. Tiemey was passenger on the noon
p. & Il. train TO Philadelphia.
W NJ. Brewer left for New York this
morning on business connected with the
Columbia Brewing Company.
Mrs benjamin Davis Of Mt. Carmel, spent
yesterday in town as the guest Of Mrs, Thos.
Dove, ON South Jardin street
Mrs Harry Bensnger, Of NIahanoy City,
spent yesterday in town.
Messrs. William Lewis, c. c. II. Kirliu and
DR.. James Monaghan, returned to Philadel-
phia this morning.
j. B. Monaghan, of South Main street, Is
able to be about again.
Mrs Lizzie Humble of South Main street,
who has been visiting her parents at Potts
willie the past week, has returned home.
John Reese, Of Centralia, was greeting
friends here yesterday.
/. A. Stricken, of Catawissa, is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Valzah, on East Oak
street,
Dr. VI. T. Gallagher of Washington, D. c.,
came to town yesterday and cast sound
money vote in the Second ward.
Theories of cure may be discussed at length
by physicians but the Sufferers want quick
relief; and ono Minute Cough Cure will give
il 20 them. a safe cure for children. 1t is
''chc only harmless remedy nat produces
Immediate results c. II. Hagenbuc b.
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Parents are by nature anxious that their
children secure and maintain as many useful
and valuable friends as possible. One friend
which they can readily secure fora trifle is
Thompsons Diphthera Cure, which in case
of a diphtheritic attack, will positively cure
the disease and save life where all other
medicines fail. The best plan is to keep it
handy in the house at all times and apply
according to directions at the first intimation
of diphtheria, Group, quinsy, or any other
throat affection. Sold at Kirlin's drug store
at 80 cents a bottle.
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THE VERDICT OF MARYLAND.
Mckinley Leads in the Vote by Major
ity of 10000.

ity of 10000.
BALTIMORE, Nov The Democrats OF
Maryland, under the leadership of Senator
German, have again tested the bitterness
of n defeat so crushing as to be almost
disheartcning. The almost phenomenal
majority of 10000 for Lowndes II year ago
has been duplicated, and, perhaps, eX-
ceeded, rs with full returns from two.
thirds of the state ana half of the city the
indications are that Mckinley leads
Bryan by 10000 10000 of which has been
contributed by Baltimore city, heretofore
a Gibraltar Of Democracy,
Five Republican congressman have
surely been elected, the only doubtful dis
tricts ut this writing being the First, in
which Joshua w. Miles, Democratic may
be reelected. Mr.. Miles, although run
ming on silver platform, has always fav.
ored the gold standard, and many think he
may be relied upon 10 vote that way if re-
turned to congress. There was no state
ticket in the field and detailed vote, in
case like this, would appear superauous,
IN the city an almost unanimously Re
publican council has been chosen, includ-
ing all the members of the combine
which opposed Mayor Hooper, save the
two Democrats who acted with them. The
latter have been showed under i'm wards
heretofore deemed rrevncubly Demo
cratic,
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A Patriotic win dow.

Probably no show window in town was
ever arranged to excel in beauty that
of Mr.. L. J. Wilkinson. Anticipating thf
election Of Mckinley. Mr. Wilkinson has
arranged what might very aptly be termed
an apotheosis of victory. In the centre,
under an arch decorated with the national
coors is Miss Columbia, holding flag in her
right hand and portrait of President-elect
Mckinley in her left. On the arch above
her head is the name Mckinley in golden
letters. The background is tastefully draped
in the patriotic colors, aud the whole reflects
very creditably on the good taste of Mr..
Wilkinson and his decorator and wtrrattE,.ct
crowds when it is exposed to view this even
iuu
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A oniet Electlnn In Mnine.

PORTLAND Nov 1.-The election in
Maine proved one Of the quietest in the
states history, generally the returns show
ing "a falling off of the Democratic vote
and a slight increase in the Republican
vote, which accounts in "A great measure
for the heavy Republican plurality. The
vote showed no material change from that
in the recent state election The vote cast
for Palmer and Buckner was not as heavy
rs anticipated The accurate figures Of
the plurality depends upon returns from
remote districts, but 10, 900 is considered 0
conservative figure
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THE RESULT IN DELAWARE.



WILMINGTON, Del, Nov A. Returns
from this city and all over the state are
very slow. Those received from few pre-
cncts in this city show slight Republican
losses on the presidential vote, rs compared
with the vote for governor i'm 1894, when
Marvil, rep, had 1000 majority 1t is be-
lieved however, that the Republicans elect
the presidential electors by at least 900
majority, but Tunnel, dem, is probably
elected governor, and Handy, free silverite
congressman, is also probably elected. Re.
ports from Kent and Sussex counties say
There was a great deal Of trouble at the
polls, the Addicks men attempting to Sc
cure the voters assistants In some dis
tricts no election was held
The Democrats claim they have carried
Kent and Sussex counties by small plural
itics One man is reported to have been
killed in AN election fight in Baltimore
hundred
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THE CANDIDATES. HONE
Major Mckinley and Chairman
Hanna Photographed,
RECEIVING THE DISPATCHES

At the Mckinley HON e-Read TO the
Candidate by His steuographcr, Mr.,
Cooper Mr.. Bryan Retired to Iii,
Private Room.
CANTON, o., Nov. 4.-Major Mckinley
spent yesterday afternoon with Chairman
Hanna and his party, who with the loca'
committee was photographed on the Nc.
Kinley porch, with the major as the cen.
tral figure. At Bo'clock Mr. Hanna anG
his associates left for Cleveland, Mr. Nc.
Kinley accompanying him to the train
just as the party We're leaving the hOust
an Associated Press bulletin brought the
first actual returns, those of Boston pre-
cinct, which showed a heavy Mckinley
majority. Throughout the day and even.
ing personal kilograms came from al
directions showing cheering assurances.
At o'clock definite returns began tC
come in, and preparations were made foi
reading them aloud in the Mckinley
home, the doors being open to all who
chose TO come in.
The Major sat at his desk smoking g
dry cigar, listening attentively to each
bulletin, but showing no outward con.
Cern as to the result His stenographer
MIR. Cooper, read the steady stream of re
turns in loud voice. They came from
five sources, and had many Implications
of tedious figures. a bunch of dispatches
was handed to the Major every half hour
some of which he handed to Private Sec
retary Boyle to be read aloud.
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Richmond, Nov. The returns re
ceived here indicate that the Democrat
have carried Virginia by 10000. They
gained in the black counties, but lost il
the cities and some white counties. Dem.
ocratic congressman are elected as follows
Jones, first district; Lamb third; swan
son, fifth; Otey, sixth; Hoy, seventh, and
BiXeyr eighth lhe second, fourth, ninth
and tenth are in doubt, with chances fav
oring the Democrats in the two first
named and the republicans in the two
last manned
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TW HERALD appreciates the compliments
raid il hvu number of exchanges n copying
profusely from It's columns. bat IL would ap-
pear much better were the proper credit
given Especially is this true in the case Of
q Mahauay City contemporary i'm purlolung
% special dispatch from our columns, and that
without tine proper credit. There should be
honest dealings among newspaper men above
all others.
TIhelcction returns have settled one ques-
tiou, tl&t appeared To De matter of some
doubt IN the minds Of % few gentlemen in
this cAmty The tail no longer wags the
dog So hr as tho Republican party is con-
q med.
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THE RESULT IN vER21oNr.


Present Indications Are That the Repub,
licans HAVE 5000 Majority.
MoNTPELIER, VT, Nov 4.-Returns from
the state are being completed very slowly
Those in thus far indicate that the Bepub
hcan majority viii be about 80 per cent
greater than that Of 1892, bat that it vii
fail away from the September plurality
As near as Gun be calculated the INpub
lican plurality will be about 30, OOO IA the
towns heard from the gold DEMOCRATS
hold about lO per cent of the total vote
and this loss TO the Democratic party il
about equal to that of the Republican
party in the state.
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RennhIlrnn Galns in wn.hinrton.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov, THE vote in
this state is very heavy Indications point
to Republican gains, but the vote will be
close, Republicans expect to elect at least
one of the two congressman. The fusion
lists continue TO claim everything by large
majorlties, while the Republicans at state
headquarters are confident Of carrying the
state by a small plurality,
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M M'KINLEY is THE VICTOR !


have plcioy more uG the same IN the sweet
bye ana bye
Then cnsued an hour Of indefinite mos
ages from all points of the country, all Of
them of an encouraging nature to the Re
publican cause There came a message
from Baltimore saying that Chairman
Eusk. of the Democratic city central COM
mittcC, conceded that city TO Mckinley by
1jUll
That means Maryland for rs, think"
sGid Mr. Payne, quietly. I'VE are going
now and they will never catch us"
Aftcr this the telCgrHms came in
shower that seemed never to cease. A
howl of delight went up from the crowd
in the halls and the rooms adjoining Mr.
Paync's Office when the telegraph instru-
mcuts licked off the message of Chair
man Ferry, of the Michigan state central
committees Michigan is safe for Nc
Kinloy by $4,000 majority"
This news was cried out Of the window
to the crowd below, and the howl in the
halls above was "A gentle whisper to the
wild ronr from the pavement.
The next chairman 10 report with defln-
ite assurances was BiXby, of Minnesota,
who said that his commonwealth wanted
Mr.. Mckinley and wanted him to the tune
of 10000 to $1,000 This came in few
minutes before o'clock, and Vice Chair
man Payne at once sent out a telegram to
Chairman Hanna in Cleveland to the va
rious state chairmen saying;
Mckinley has carried Chicago by co.
wv. ISoVuliiS RON mlcnlgan' lllIIois'
those states are safe for Mckinley"
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RinItn Cnfe Rnnn.

Breen's Rialto cafe this morning made a
valuable addition in the person of Mr., and
Mrs IL. F. Rumbel, of Pottsville who
formerly had charge of the kitchen at
Michael's cafe. Both are competent cooks
and caterers. In consequence of the new
addition the genial Meade will now greet his
many friends behind the bar again.
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Galns for MoKlnley-in New MampshlI,e.

CONCORD, Nov New Hampshire re.
turns came in very slowly on account OF
the number of names on the ticket, but
each precinct reported showed gain for
Mckinley, and indicated McKinley's 5
plurality to be 10000 The Palmer and
Buckner ballot was very light and out OF
"A total poll of $1,000 is not expected to
exceed 1000 Ramsdell, for governor, ran
behind the Mckinley ticket.
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pfTHY POINTS
happenings Throughout the RSs'on Chron
icled Tor HaatY pernsa1.

The Lehigh Valley railroad employees in
this division will be paid between the 10th
and 1lth.
The Gilbertou Borough Council has pur-
chased new bose, as a result of the recent
fire at that place.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company will
revise their engines so rs to use soft coal
The members of the Columbia Hose Com.
pany are delighted with their new hose
wagon, and well may they be.
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idenum canulGatc- Inc largest puranty
ever given Republican presidential
ticket in Ohio was $4,000 for Garfield in
1880
While the Democratic state committee
makes no claims on the state, the Republi-
can state committee expect the complete
returns TO break all former records. kim
ney, for secretary of state, has about the
same vote as Mckinley and Hobnrt.
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BATH, Me, Nov. Arthur Scwull
Democratic vice presidential candidate
was interviewed by an Associated Pres,
representative today. Said he we will
be under n government controlled by syn.
dicates for the next four years as well as by
injunction Mr.. Bryan received 40 cleo
toral votes, which shows there are honest
men in the country.
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IN AnEINLEN,s srATE.


Chosen son,
CoLUAmUs, o., Nov. 4-On tho compar-
ison of the vote with that of the last presi-
dential election, Ohiomad unprecedented
gains yesterday for Mckinley in 1892
Harrison carried Ohio by an average plu-
rality for the Republican electors Of ,O72
In that year one Of the Cleveland and
Stevenson electors was elected. In 1893
Mckinley had plurality of over $4,000,
and the Republicans carried Ohio in 1894
by l3IOJO and last year Bushnell, rep,
was elected governor by over ~ 900
Tho Republicans have had pheIomenally
large pluralities in Ohio the past three
yems, commencing with Nick inleys re-
election as governor in 1898 while in 1892
the result was very close. The stats in
1892 for the first time, did not give It'd en-
tire electoral vote TO the Republican pres
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Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu-
mlsia radically cures in 1 TO days Its
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterious. IL removes At once the cause
and the disease immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits; 75 cents, Sold by
C.. IL. Hagenbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
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DO YOU hear the clarion notes of the HER
AIDS roostos. They crow for the Republic
can hosts and those patriotic Democrats who
so nobly answered and responded 10 their
country's call And Schuylkill county has
several hundred OF tLcm.
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Murt In The Mines.

Shortly after noon to-day an accident oc-
CURED at Indian Ridge colliery by which
Patrick Martin received several severe gashes
about the head and badly bruised back by
fall of rock The injured man was taken
to his home on West Centre street.
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rew Returns from Nerndn.

CARSON, Nov, 1T win be impossible
to give complete returns from Nevada for
several days, communication being slow,
but indications are that Bryun's plurality
will be far from as large as at first esti-
mated Probably not reach 1000,
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LITTLE Rock, Nov, 4.-Returns show
that the fusion ticket has carried the state
by $4,000 majority The complete vote is (:
Bryan, l,SSO Mckinley 1,O47 Same in
1892 Cleveland, l,6S5; Harrison, 1867
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snccinl n EvrNINa IIINALn

Spccinl % EVTNING HERAIN.
Just as we 60 to press at 445 p. m. we are
advised that McEinley's majority in the
county is 2,5OO S. A. Losch's majority is
1000, while Schrinck, Orme and Whitman are
elected by maiorties Of about 1.50O each.
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A PERTINENT question Does the defeat oi
Watson Shepherd carry with it the slaughter
OF his substitute? We think 50. When you
see il m tine HERALD, its so.
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Poison Ivy, Insect bites, bruises scalds,
burns, are quickly cured by DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve, the great pile cure. G. H.
Hagenbuch.
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A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

EIcroRY has once again crowned the
efforts Of the loyal and patriotic citizen,
of this nation. As in 1861, the response
was not confined to the Republicans
alone. Thousands Of patriotic Democrats,
sacrificing the tics of lifetime, put their
partiauship aside and voted for the welfare
aud honor Of their country as they shot for
its defense when Fort Sumter was fired upon,
as we have confidently predicted from the
time the nominations were made until the
close Of the contest, and all that remained was
but to record and announce the verdict. And
it is with the utmost pleasure that we present
the result iu our news dispatches to the thous-
ands of HERALD readers. Mckinley carries
threo-lourths of the states and his popular
majority j, estimated at the same ratio. As
firm as the Gibraltar stand the Middle
States, led by Pennsylvania with her 100000
plurality the Central West old New Eng
land, the Border States and big slice of the
solid South, all help to swell the magnificent
maioritos for the advance agent of Protec-
ton The result in the nation only goes to
iuftiy the faith placed in the American
voters intelligence and sound judgment.
The interest in the contest has been unpre-
cedentcd, and the suspense has been intense
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wisconsin Republican by 5o.O0o.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4-On a basis of
gains from the first twenty towns in the
1tate, Wisconsin is Republican by $4,000,
and will probably be more.
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Forr-yIllaw viii remain m its -waddmg
clothes, the citizcus having defeated the city
charter question.
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Many days work is lost by sick head
ache, caused by indigestion ana stomach
troubles DeNitt's Little Early Risers are
the most efeetual pill for overcoming such
difficulties G. II. Hagenbuch.
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TnE supreme Court, the palladium of our
liberty is still safe and the honor Of the
country unsullicd.
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THE handwriting ON the wall still appears
in golden letters, and they shine more
brightly thu ever.
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Tmn gold,Uemocrlt, of Schuylkill did the
work, shenAHdoahs silver Republicans
were not in 10.
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ache, biliousness indigestion and constipa-
tion are caused by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances DeWitt's Little Early Risers
will speedily sure them all. c. II. Hagen
buch
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a Coming Prize FIeht.

Articles oC agreement have been drawn up
for prize fight between Joseph Ford of Mt.
Carmel, aud John McGill of Danvillc for $50
a side, at 1870 pounds. The meeting will take
place in Mt. Carmel on the 23rd inst Darby
Mcdonald is training the Mt Carmel man.
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Ir is too Dsd tH.t in the general e>uIouol
now prevailing Dave Martin must swallow
Grow
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OuR compliments to William Wilhelm,
ESQ aul may hr a.. the error Of his ways.
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TIE Anne lean citizen, the hes; ou God S
foolstool, wants ,Ac best and gcr- ill.,
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STEEN to ! now moan. Jos votes for Nc
Kinlcy TO 1 Tor Bryan.
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on, what night, followed by glorious
morning.
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RheumariIn Cured in a Day.

The Belle of llogan's Alley The latest
popular song at Brumm's
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BY tomorrow it may disappear entirely.
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What? Pan-Tina, 25c. At Gruhler Bros,
drug store
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! Eepublican defcat-if it can be called
n defcat--in Shenandoah is due to rea-
sons not necessary to State here The
~ Democrats openly boasted that
they would carry the town by at least seven
hundred majority, but the result shows they
were too confident. They carry the town by
about the same majority as that Of last year.
In fact, notwithstanding the descrtion of
few Republican silyertes the result in
Shenandoah is a victory for the Republican
ticket. This proves that the estimate as to
the number of gold Democrats in this town
was estimated at too low a figure. Even
Shenandoah Republicans have occasion to
celebrate in the grand triumph
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{ Enly f0g most enthusiastic Republican
{ reHo.,ro ucb victory m tho county,
\ yououah there were many who
hoped such a result. Ia celebration of
that event our noble beast, the Republican
elephant, is ON his uiumphal march to the
court house and will place his trunk therein
aus a guard against further Democratic mis-
management James K, Deegan leads the
victorious band with probably 1900 majority,
while our towusman, Frank c. Reese, will he
ushercd into the Registers Office with ma
jnrity almost equal to that. lie has led his
opponent hopepless race, although attacked
in ambush. But the young element of the
party stood manfully at his back, and with
the assistance of large number of compli.
meumry votes from the Democracy, his is a
victory to be proud Of Well may his friends
feel cntcd, for they deserve all the glory.