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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
TnE NEWe N sAlEF.

HAIRY osgoOd was found murdered
kear = saloon Al Omaha.
An Illinois farmer hills himself when
bis wife learns Of his shame.
JeEre South. = Maynard young Ken
tuciian, was killed In : shooting arApe.
ChoclAw Blll. . notorious dsspwado.
was captured By Depnty MasAh lind
say.
Little River and Miller counties. Ar
kansas. lndossd Dan W. Jones fer Esv-
ernor.
Bank President Puluam Of Ohndron.
Neb.. has been arrested on charges q
aceen'inf depoails when he mew Me
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
THIN KANSAS CYCLONE
Twenty-Eight Persons Killed
Outright BY the Storm.
TIE PROPERTY LOSS Is GREAT.

Fifty 90 More rsFssns Were Injured.
soms 81 Them Fatally-ssnsoA SAT-
fsrsd the Heaviest Lsss. the Havoc
wrought There BsisE Nest complsts.
ThousAnas 81 People Homeless.
KANSAS Chr, May iO.-Twenty-eight
killed outright. 30 or more injured,
some Of them fatally. and property loaa
aggregating about q. 900. 900 Il now CIV
en- ~ the estimated damage done BY
Sunday nights cyclone In Marshall,
NemahA and Brown counties, Kansas.
Further reports may increase these hg-
ures as telegraph communication with
the stricken points are still imperfect
and CONSERVATION prevails.
The dead are distributed ~ follows
AZ Seneca and nelghborhOOd, 8; Al
Oneida. o. ct Reserve. 3 At sabetha, .,
and At Morrill,. 4.
Seneca suffered . property damage Of
about ESQ. 900; Frankfort. ei0O. 900 Re
serve, 10000 ;sabethA, go. 900 Morrill,,
o2O. 900 and thousands Of dollArs' dam.
age was done in the country between
these towns.
Although pecuniary loss At Frankfort
was great. not = life was lost there.
Destination and destruction meet the
eye At every turn, and the stricken
country h bowed down with misery
and woe. Many are rendered ALSO
lutely pennies. a. but few Of the vic
tins carried cyclone insurance, and
many escaped with only the cloths
they wore.
Seneca. where the damage was heavi
esi. havoc wrought was most complete
Everywhere citizens have organized
and are doing everything possible fol
tho sufferers. Appeals for outside ait
have been issuAd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
Bowl and Pitcher, rs Cts.
Regular Price, : SIPS.
A. B. CARR, Jr-

Though remote from the scene Of de-
vaulaiion and distress Bryan was one
Of the frst towns In The state 10 come
10 the relief Of sherman.
Buy you a buggy, phaeton or any
Kind Of vehicle you need. Stock con-
plete. Prices cheap. 10. TABoR.
lf0
The Italian congregation yesterday
purchased q block Of ground In the
western part Of the city from Chas. II.
wyso, upon which they viii shortly
erect a church building.
Bnzos county democrats have de-
clared unequIvOcally for for free silver
at 10 toll.
Consumption can be cured BY the use
OF shlloh's Cure. This great Cough
Cure Il the only known remedy for that
n enia hN ali drug
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
THE RAILROAD LOST.

Thousands of Acres Of Land Forfeited
In California From Neglect.
Los ANGELES. May i9.-Judge Ross,
In the United States court. has delivered
an opinion adverse to the defendant In
the test cases which have been brought
to establish the rights Of settlers on
thousands Of acres Of land In southern
California, claimed by the Southern Pa
cihc railroad. Special Attorney Oall
has handled the cases for the govern
ment. The decision states that the rail-
was guilty Of gross negligence In NOT
fling Its map and Eve years Of such dc.
lay has defeated its claims 10 the land.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
Charged WIN Train wTsekiag.

sEBoYoAS. Wis. May l9.-Fred
Green and Joseph wildman have been
arrested At walder by the sheriff ON tn
charge Of having caused the wreck o
the tfain ON Friday night In which three
men were killed and two injured. Other
arrests win follow. This Is the third
train that has been wrecked at Valdez
IN eix monfhs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

lis. Elllo has returned home.
Prof. Minier was better yesterday.
C.N. Williamson IL .. homo again.
J.R. Geo ven. up the road yesterday.
Where are The base ball snshusiats1
Mrs.. Harry DIllasbOw Is visiting In
Waco.
Wye sells clothing At prices never
before eqselled In Bryan. lac
Frank siias is nov with J. W.
English.
Ms. ]. P. Royder came up from
WELDON, yesterday.
FOR sale-looo fencing posts. Adj
dress Geo. W. Riggs. loS
ellckest, best and cheapest lawn
mowers, 1t Cole Bros. loz
Major Graham Of Forest, Miss.' is
visiting relatives here.
Somebody shot one Of Mr.. Q. II.
Wyus's cows, a few nights since.
Watches. clocks and iewelry are low
e. lhan ever, at Wyne's. l4V
Alrs. DR.. r. II. Harrison Of Benehley
waa horo yesterday.
Just think ofiil Two glasses Parine
loF cenis At Emden's this week. 100
J.E. Butler and W. 3. Saunders are
in Houston.
Sweeping reductions on dress goods
and trimmings at @. II. wyse's. 40
II The season continues favorable
crops will be magniacsntthis fall.
The Maocabses had = good meeting
Monday night.
Nllk shakes this week for Sets at A.
Emdon's. 100
Essex pigs for sale at W. 7. James
uverv stehle. i55
The democrats Of Braros county
proved to be all right in the primaries.
An immense stock Of straw hats
which must be sold at any price, at
Wyse's. li6
DR.. CloshIeF says he feels sure there
Il q glorious revival Of religion coming
In Bryan.
Buegies, wagons. saddles, harness
lap robes aud buggy whips.
lao J. Q. TARoR.
J.w. Ray, sr., Of saladO, is visiting
his son, ]. W. Ray.
The people have found dry goods
bargain headquarters at wyse's this
season. l46
The cheapest lawn hose and ball
MOBILES for beautiful spraying, At Cole
Bros. 1852
Al tins season Of the year an ounce
Of prevention OF sickness is worth .
pound Of cure.
Water coolers Of ell sizes and ice
crsam fSeesers Of al sizes, At Cole
Bros. 1862
Mrs. II. II. Harrington, Miss Bessie
Ross and Miss Maud Patrick Of College,
sent b Hearne yesterday.
J. J. Teasdalo and family and Miss
Mary Cearnal, visited Dr. Cearnal and
family At MumiOrd Monday.
Beautiful summer dress goods, dell
cate llngery and millinery, greatly re-
duced At Wyss's. l40
This being commencement week OF
the high school you can get Ice cold
.4e4..Rr - E.nfIoni - f.tr half mira fIu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
Ralnsa TArss pars Isess.aallI.

RID LAKE FAILS. MINI, May H.
From Thursday midnight till Sunday
midnight Il rained incosaAnily, causing
an extreme rise Of water In the Red
Lake and Clearwater rivers and their
tributaries. Both mill dams have been
endangered. Between here and Lam
bert district the bridges have been
swept away. The railways have suf.
fered washouts which win interrupt the
service and streets and roads are i'm.
passable from landslides.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

MAssowAH. May 1.-THE remainder
Of the Italian prisoners In rgFe hhSe
been handed over 10 Governor Baldisse-
rns' forces BY the Ahyssinlans and arc
retiring towards DengellO, Barachit and
eanafo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
HIGH WATER IN MINNESOTA

Rivers RisinE Rapidly and Destruction
q bridges and Dams Feared.
CaooKsroS, May ie.-The Red Lake
river Il rising at an alarming rate, and
grave fears are entertained for the safety
Of the bridges and the dam. which fur.
nishes power for the waterworks and
the Electric Light company. A great
many families have been compelled 10
move on the fats In the lower portions
Of the city, and Jerome addition IL
flooded nearly ~ badly as at any prcvi.
oas time in its history. At the present
rate Of increase she water viii reach q
point a. high - Il ever has been in this
city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

CHICAGO. May Advisable red, sels
al.c
Corn--No. 2, e8ifo
Oats-No 3 white. ai,Sc.
Lard. y 100 ne, a 02lS.
Mes pork. , barrel. sfOoiT&
Short clear sides, boxed, u i2ikotA
short ribs. sides. loose, no50tlA
Dry saltod shoulders. boxed. Noo0tA
DALLAS. May ia--whcal-No rcd Fosl
No. 2. g.
Corn-shelied. lnlxed. iohlots, sc; ear. from
wagon. ~: bulk ahelied. nan; sacked, car
lots. 4 o b., country pointa, @02i; ear. IS
oais-lH9a2c. bulk. wagon; carrots. q o b
sountry points. io0n
Hay--tt COZ o.
iArd-Roaned IN tierccs. Sci son pals. *;
70 n, NJ IN. 81 pure leaf IN iiercea
lacon-ahori clear standard, g.; short clear
extra. *; small clear standard sailed *;
shori clear exlFa. nlied. s. aalied bellies ~
hroaAfasi. q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
No FrsIrhtesr. on Sunday.

WASHINGTON. May i9.-Justice Har.
Ian delivered the opinion Of the su-
preme court In the case Of Huntington
W. the State Of Georgia, involving the
oonstitutionality Of the state law pro.
hibiting the running Of freightcars In
Georgia ON Sunday. The opinion holds
that the law Is valid
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

ST. PAUL, May i9.-Archbishop Ire.
sAnd three years ago was worth tl,bOc,'
900; today he Is practically poor man.
Through real estate speculation he made
his vast fortune; through tho same
channel he has lost it.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

One mile and 9 quarter northeast Of
Bryan, on the jacksonville road, .
house and forty acres OF land. All
under fence, good for farm or pasture.
cheap. Apply 10 Dick Jones a Co.
! was nervous, tired. irritable and
Cross. Karl's Clover Root Tea has
made me well and happy.
MRS. Il. b. WORDEN.
Sold by all druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
RIuEF EoR cYcloNg suFFERERs.

~. Lsuis sends oi0o0 70 TEXAS Cyelens
victims and WIN Send More.
81. LOUIS. May i0.-Sixteen hundred
dollars has been raised here In one day
among the business men Of the city for
the relief Of those who had suffered
from the cyclone In and near sherman,
Tea, on last Friday. This amount was
forwarded Immediately BY telegraph
and win b followed BY more.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

OMAHA. May IA special to The
Bee from Humboldt. Neb., says the
trainmen arriving here bring reports Of
frightful results Of the cyclone ON the
Indian reservation adjoining this
county.
They assert that 20 persons were
killed BY the cyclone ON the reserva-
ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

TUSCALOOSA, May io.-Messrs. Mic
oil. Hastings q tlilpa Of riitsburg have
purchased IN this county 5000 acres Of
valuable timber lands which they win
A naoo develop.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Diseased blood. constipation. and
kidney. liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karrs Clover Root Tea. Sold
By an druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
ukoIsri Bsalhs m nryva

oAmo. Nay lo.-Thoro were ~ deaths
from cholera here yesterday. 80 Il Allen.
andrla and 1 AZ TarAh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Columns, o., May is.-Edward KEEL.
ton & Co, lumber dealers, made an as
dgnment. Assets, 100000 liabilities.
ei0O ono
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Exchange hotel arrivals T. @. Nc
Williams, Houston J. II. Frost, st.
Louis; O. Il. etieknsy, Kansas City; y.
n. Rundell, Austin; T. Q. Norrell, n.
Y; H.K. DOzisr, Terrell; J. N. Stewart,
Houston.
The best cough cure Is shlloh's Cure.
A neglected cough Il dangerous Stop
Il at once with shlloh's Cure. sold by
oil druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO, May ip.-Cattle weaker and slow
Texas steers. q F0Bs IS
Sheep l06iso higher.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

st. LOUIS, May is.-CA,ue steady; Tens
lleera. q es8s7S
Sheep strong; t2Baa0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

caroAOO, Nay ia-wA'a'-So : red 'SIs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-05

last few minutes our committees assure
us that both are safe for us. Mr.. Bryan
is certainly elected.
New York, Nov. 3.-Returns from this
city indicate about 20, 900 majority for Me-
Kinley and that Mckinley has carried the
state by about 22O, 900. T. C.. Plat.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. S.-Returns re-
ceived show large gains over the fusion
vote Of prior years. Am satisfied Bryan
is elected and the entire state ticket Is
elected by a safe majority, 5000 or more.
No intelligent judgment on general re-
suits. Silas A, HOlcOmb.
Idaho-Returns are coming in very
slowly and not enough are at hand to give
an indication OF the result in the city or
state.
San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Chairman AL
ford of the democratic state committee
makes the following statement: see no
reason from the few returns SO far re-
ceived in California to alter my former
prediction that Bryan will carry the state
by q, 900.
At the republican headquarters Chair
man Mclaughlin gave out the following:
l am not willing to make any definite es-
innate as to figures, as the returns are too
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-05
The Weather.

Chicago, Nov. 3: The Associated
Press received reports as to weather con-
iitions to-day from many points all over
the country.
The following points reported clear and
pleasant: New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington, Pittsburs, Cleve-
land, Toledo. Detroit, Canton. Columbus.
Denver, Kansas City, st. Louis. st. Jo-
soph, Peoria, Omaha, Louisville, Milwau-
kee, Buffalo, Rochester Utica, Syracuse,
Troy, Albany, Wilmington, Del; Bridge
port, Conn; New Haven, Springfield,
Mass; Boston, Portland, Me-; Concord,
Manchester, N. H.; Fall River, Mass;
Woonso ,ket, r. L.; Bloomington. H.;
Gaiesburg, H.; Alton, ILL.,; Portland,
Ore; San Francisco, Los Angeles, Frank
fort, KY.
The following points reported cloudy:
Font Wayne, Ind; Cincinnati, New Or
licans, Memphis, Nashville, : Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Indianapolis, Providence,
K. l.; Jackson, Miss; Evansville, Ind;
Lexington, Ky.
The following points reported snow:
Duluth, st. Paul, West Superior, Wis;
Salt Lake, Utah.
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pressure. Il recently occurred g "a
other French chemist that the condts
tons under which very hard stesl1 IT.
now made should also result n tho
formation Of diamonds, and an examin.
alton Of q large number Of samples Of.
steel has shown that this IL really the
case. BY dissolying the steel In very
strong acids minute crystals present.
ing all the characteristics Of true dia-
monds have been obtained. None Of
the crystals Is more than one-fftieth
Of an inch in diameter, but there II 3
possibility that larger ones will pres.
emily be found.
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GARREr A. o.

the state for Bryan by 800, based on a
few reports from larger towns and cities.
He says reports received show republican
losses. Republican managers claim Nc
Kinley has the state by $500.
Maryland.
Baltimore-McKinley's majority is esti-
mated at 20, $50. The indications at mid
night are that Mckinley leads Bryan by
$4,000. Five republican congressman have
been elected.
Chairman Talbot OF the democratic
state central committee tonight conceded
Maryland to the republicans, but would
give no figures. Chairman Wellington Of
the republican committee authorized the
following: We have carried the state Of
Maryland for Mckinley by 1t least 80, 900
majority.
Baltimore county, outside Of Baltimore,
gives about 1900 majority for Mckinley,
q republican gain of $500 over 1882.
West Virginia.
Wheeling, w. Va.-Figures on which to
base the estimate OF the result in West
Virginia will not be available before
morning. At midnight not more than
fve counties have been heard from and
they are only estimated. They give a re-
publican gain YER 1892 Of $500. This in
cludes the city Of Wheeling. All reports
from seven precincts In Wheeling show a
republican gain Of SO over 1894, when the
democratic majority Heretofore existing
was completely reversed. Chairman Daw-
son, OF the republican state committee
aays: Mckinley has carried West Vir-
glnia bys 1900 TO 1900 and the repub-
lean state Ticket and fopr republioau con-
nreesmsn ~ elected9d The democratic
lQQsAxtoas naks "a huk express
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-05
Fret Returns.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-The returns received
by the Associated Press up to midnight
indicate the probable election Of Mckin-
meager from a number Of doubtful states
that this conclusion can only be reached
by an estimate upon the gain and losses.
The best estimates Obtainable indicate
that Maine AMI Vermont have given re-
duced majorities; that New Hampshire
gives about 10000; Massachusetts, about
12), 900 and Rhode Island and Connecticut
p:oportionate majorities, all for Mckin-
ley. New York is estimated at above
$500 0 and Pennsylvania is likely to
reach the same figure, il not greater.
Maryland has been carried by the re-
publican ticket for president by a ma
jori,y exceeding 10000 and Delaware is
confidently claimed, but apparently in
dispute, although the plurality is not
likely to exceed $4,000.
The returns from Wet Virginia are not
sufficient to justify the claim Of either
party.
Ohio has given a very large republican
plurality and Kentucky is apparently as
stirred to the Mckinley column, although
ialer reports may not justify this claim.
Tennessee seems to have been carried
for bryan, Notwithstanding the confident
assertions I o the contrary OF the repub-
iican managers. and the same is partly
true of North Carolina.
Indiana and Michigan, as well as Min
nesota, indicate heavy republican gains
andgk strong probability that they have
gone fot Mckinley.
Illinois will give Mckinley over 10000
plurality.
Nebraska and North and South Dakota
ARE very close and still in doubt. Wyo.
ming seems to have gone for Mckinley.
The returns from the Pacific coast
states are too ,neager to justify any claim
respecting them.
The states Of Virginia, South Carolina,
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Missouri, Colorado, Nevada,
Montana and Idaho may safely be placed
In the Bryan column. The returns from
Kansas and Texas are scattering and in-
deaf, nothing, although heavy republics
an gains are reported from Dallas and
Galveston.
The following messages have been re-
ceived by the Associated Press:
Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. S.-lmposslble
10 give any figures on this state. Both
parties claim il.
Chicago, Nov. Sat midnight Chair
man Jones gave out the following signed
statement: rt
aThere is no foundation for the claims
OF the republicans. There is at this
time. midnight, no reason TO think that
any one Of the states claimed by me Tor
Bryan has failed To- vote for ham.
Whlls nislcadieg reports aresS being
I'm 4 q sssaosss pssx.tss easlsss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-05
Nebraska.

Nebraska
Omaha-At 9:S) the indicati ons
are that the state OF Nebraska
on the presidential ticket will be ex.
ceedingly close. Sevsnty-three precincts
outside of Omaha and Lincoln give Me-
Kinley 1,008, Bryan 932. Both candidates
are making big gains over the vote Of 1894
The gains about Offset one another, how
ever. In the larger towns OF the state Nc
Kinley leads Bryan and in the smaller
villages Bryan leads. On the theO-
theory that Bryan will carry the farmer
vote, the present situation is favorable 10
him, since no returns of importance have
lean received yet. The rural districts
which have reported, however, 10 not
lear our the idea that the farmers are
voting for Bryan. Ten precincts have re-
ported showing about the same ratio
as in the smaller towns of the
state. This means Mckinley will carry
Nebraska by a small vote, though the sill
yer men do not concede this. Two years
ago the populist, and democrats by fusion
elected a governor by 2, ZOO.
Thirty mine precincts in Nebraska ont
side of Omaha give Mckinley 1885;
Bryan, 1865. Two years ago they gave
the republicans 1876; democrats, 3,342.
South Dakota.
Observation-Disclosures Elliott, Of the re-
publican state central committee, gives
out this statement:
South Dakota is rolling up a good re-
publican majority, which will be in the
neighborhood of 1000 for Mckinley. Con-
gresham Gamble claims his election by
not less than 5000. Crawford, republican,
is also elected by the same vote. Sixty
seven precincts, including ZONE of the
| principal towns, gives Mckinley, 5,0o9;
Bryan, 1854.
Sioux Falls.-Chairman Bowler claims
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army. The rider carries a small cage
attached to his machine in which ri
several well-trained pigeons. When
important observations have been tax
en- and jotted down they are placed In
envelopes and a1lxed to the birds,
which are liberated.
Some medical students travelling on
the train between Seville and Cordova
stuck a skull on the head Of q can ana
held It up to the window Of TIL next
compartment, accompanying the per
torrance with groans. a woman op-
sned the door and tried to jump ont
when the train was stopped, ana It was
found that one old lady had died Of
fright, another had tainted and an old
man had lost his reason.
The gliding In the throne room Of the
sultan OF COnstantinopie h uneQualed
by any other building n Europe, and
from the ceiling hangs ! superb Vene-
tian chandelier, the 200 lights Is which
make q gleam IKE that Of i veritabls
sun. At each of the four corners of the
room tan candelebrA n baccarak glass
ars placed, ana tho throne ~ ashugs
seat covered With Yed velSet md h4y.
Inc arms and hack n rnrs
About three ye4Es n ot1elNl
n1aaAetar4a - 1liig ~
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shC0kVks 4 0NI SAASV
Mckinley will carry the state.
New York, Nov. Biased on returns
from one-fourth Of the election districts
above the Harlem, together with nearly
complete returns from New York and
Kings county, which includes New York
city and Brooklyn, the plurality of Nc
Kinley over Bryan in the state only 10
estimated at 205, 900.
Gen. Osborn, secretary Of the national
republican commit 70, early this evening
gave out the following:
Reports show republicans have carried
Maryland, and West Virginia by $1,000.
New York, according to the estimates,
will go republican by so. 900. Iowa's
plurality will be $1,000. The republican
majority in Baltimore will be 1900 and
in Maryland about 10000. Tennessee has
gone republican by 10000, Massachus.
etts by 100, 900. We expect to carry vir.
ginia, and Illinois will give q majority.
Confident Kentucky Mckinley electors
are elected without a doubt.
Dispatches to national republican com.
mittee say Chicago has gone republican
by 100, 900, and Peoria voted almost solidly
for Mckinley, and that Michigan will
give Mckinley $4,000.
Chairman Hackett, Of the republican
state committee, says that the Palmer and
Buckner vote in this state has dWinalsd
to almost nothing. He cIAims 10o,eo0
majority for Mckinley, and Chairman
Lauberbach, 81 tho 1fspublisaA eeunty