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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31
ST. PAUL EN- FETE.
Nrrayed in Her Gala Dress in
Honor Of the Vets.
READY FOR THE SOLDIERS MEET.

National Coiors Flying to the breeze All
over the Ciiy-Information Committee
Prepared 20 see That None of the Old
Patriots Miss Connection for ~ ant of a
Guide - Comnander-in-ChIef Walker
Arrives-Grcat Crowds Expected.
st Paul, Aug. 3i.-From every house
top in this sanity" city floats the red,
white and blue banner that extends
greeting to the veterans, who have alrca iy
begun TO arrive for the thrticth annual
encanpment Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. while across the streets and up
and down the wide avenues OF the resi-
dcnce portion, and from top to bottom of
the big Office buildings, In all manner of
designs, rnay be s'cn the national colors,
the prevailing idea being to honor those
who honorcd II Paul by locating this
years encampmeut in the capital city Of
tho North Star state. The arrangements
are complete and are of the most complete
character, everything conceivable having
been done for the comfort and r.rven-
fence Of the city's guests.
Where to go for Information.
The railroads have prepared themselves
for the expected rush and say they will be
""'e '" ha''"'f 'hc cro"ns' hn' only IN
coming To- th" city, bat also as they leave,
when the bigges. rush IL looked for. The
accommodations committee, where infor-
nation rs To quarters can lie obtainei bv
those who have not previously settled that
matter by correspondence, is holding open
rooms in the Mannhcimcr block ON Third
street, aud its members say they will be
able 20 assign quarters Mt any hour of the
day or night.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31
MAY 1T BE SOON!
London Editor Predicts the Sui.
tons Deposition
AND THE PARTITION OF TURKEY.

If 'Twere Well Done 1t Were Done Quick
lyle Has Cumbered the Earth Too
Lons-Further News of the Dfsorers ut
Constantinople-Ru Foreign Minis
ter Dies Suddeuly-Au Event OF Much
Importance at the Present Time.
London, Aug. 31-The Daily News in
1t; editorial columns this morning says:
Europe is face to face with the deposition
Of the sultan and the partition of Turkey"
Constantinople, Aug. 3l.-Rioting was
renewed in the Galata quarter of this city
Saturday night. A sharp fusillade took
place between the troops and the Ar
Inenian rioters. 1t lasted only Il few min
ute, however, and a stampede of the revo-
lutionists followed The ambassadors OF
the foreign powers held a conference and
sent Il strong joint appeal asking the sal
tan TO suppress the disorders without de-
lay No reply has been received from the
sublime porte rs yet. Members of the Ar
menian revolutionary societies threw a
bomb into the promises Of the Credit
Lyonnaise and the tobacco syndicate Sat
urday night. The amount of the damage
is not reported.
Armen:ans Hound to Smash the Porte.
Constantincple. Aug. 3l.-Just before
the departure of the leaders of the inva-
sion of the ottoman bank on Sir Edgar
Nincents yacht, after they had negou
ated with the Turkish officials and
surrendered upon condition that they
should he allowed TO leave the coun
try, they announced to the dragomanS
of the different embassies that they
intend to continue the agitation until
the rights OF the Armenians should be
recognized 10y the Representatives of
the foreign powers. Members of the
different embassies have received an
other circular letter from the Arrnen-
ian Revolutionary committee making a
similar announcement. Several days
before the raid upon the Ottoman
bank by the Armenians threatening
letters of a similar character We're re-
ceived by the representatives of the
powers, but the foreign diplomats
stationed in Constantnople paid no at
tention to these warnings.
The slaughter During the Riots.
AS an indication of the number of
| it is stated that 200 dead bodies were
persons who perished in the recent riots
buried in the Chickli cemetery alone.
The British charge d affaires. NJ. Her
bert has made special representations
TO Tewfik Pasha. Turkish minister of
foreign affairs. concerning the case of
two Armerians who were brutally
killed just in front of the guard house
and before the eyes of the members of
the British embassy.
An official search Of the school at
Samatia disclosed thirty-siX bombs.
seven explosive caps. several boxes of
revolvers. ammunition. dynamite, etc,
| in the mistress cupboard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31
PoStufsice safe Robbed.

Ironwood. Mich Aug. 31.-The safe in
the postofiice II Hurley. Wis. was
blown open by rracksmen and about
$3.50 in cash taken. The contents of all
registered packages were extracted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31
Gold Men In A,kAnsas.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. 31.-The
gold standard democratic state cou-
veution met this afternoon to select
delegates to the Indianapolis CONVEX
tio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31

You ought to know that when sur-
fcring from any kidney trouble that
safe, sure remedy is Folcy's Kidney
Cure. Guaranteed or money re-
funded. Sold by NJ +. Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31
BALTIMORE WINS THE eENNANr,
oiampiors of the League for Another
Year Are the Orioles.

Chicago, Aug. 3l.-Withous a miracle
ntervenes the husky National League
base ball thumpers from Baltimore will
fly the champion pennant of that aggrega-
ton for another year, This is the stand
ing at the close of las. weeks playing:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31

You need Hoods Sarsaparilla to
enrich and purify your blood. create
ac appetite and give sweet. refresh
iog sleep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Aug. SIT e
gold standard democratic state con-
v,ntion met ~ day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31

Take laxative Bcomo Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31
ONE OF CHlcAeo's PRODUCTS.
Roy of II Years Who Writes to His Father
Like n Tough.

Chicago. Aug. 3l.-Archie Beers, the
iI-yclr-old son of \. l.. Beers. of the
Morrison building. 155 Clark street. has
been restored TO his father after a
months absence from home. Archie
and companion, Richard Gibson. aged
Is years. were picked up by the Harri-
son street police as the result OF a pos
tai card written by Beers missing
hopeful to the father. The card pur-
ported to have been written in Detroit,
but was found to have been mailed in
Chicago. 1t read:
Dear Mister Beers. Nit. We are
going down south with the niggers. 1
don't think If you want to catch US
come to Detroit and we will meet you
at hte depot. nit When We get there
We will write you a letter. Archie
wants to come home in 1896. Good by
Address Two Buns. u Sullivan avenue,
Detroit Mich
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31

The business Of A. Bloom At Pine Bluff.
Ark. has been closed by attachments. 1t
is the Oldest and largest dry goods house
IN Pine Bluff. Estimated assets $4,000;
liabilities, t60,O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-31

Philadelphia. Aug. 3L-The new cruiser
Brooklyn has returned to her dock at
Cramps ship yard. During the cruise the
order that tests might he made of the
ships cruising properties under various
eonditicns Naval officers state that the
result Of these observations will show that
the Brooklyn is the most economical
crt,iSn- atll.nr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04

certain column to 242 with more prob
ably but now doubtful. The Demo
cratic candidate for governor is cleo
ted, however.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04
UNCLE sAM=.NOW For, GoODTIMEsly

I. H. Banks so, 7. III. Winthrop
80, G.. j. Starnes &c, j. E. Trainer
SO, John wilkins, Jr., 102, Frank
Umscheid sc, Frido Real 81.
Precinct No. 1-CulbersOn 112,
Kearby so, NoOnan So, Slayden
IS, McRae 8, Lewis 80, Green
wood 81, Childs GO, Edwards 40,
Light IA, Green 139, Shields 40,
Camp 1O2, Dwyer y, Levy 119,
Robinson 81, Lewis 113, I'm
scheid 80, Illg 8, Callaghan 131,
Wurzbach 80, J. T. Lewis Z,
Smith 127, GrOthaus %, Cassi-
anO Sc, BOerner 81, FrObOese
III, Skinner %, KiOlbassa %,
Campbell 81, Druse 81, Blair >,
Dewitt '126, Bass 40, ElrOd 3,
Huth 80, Santleben 81, Poor 30,
Lindner ), Nelson 125, Locke %,
Mussey los, Capps 60, r. F. Blair
1O3, O'COnnOr 1913, Banks 53,
Graybill Az, Starnes II, Win
thrOp II, Guerguin 50, Kerr AZ,
Crawford 80, Keller Z, Jones 102,
Shook 1O7, Adam 80, Corbett 81,
Ripley 6, Harris 5, Raley l.,
Sweezy ), McClOskey 90, Kohr
81, LOring IA.
Precinct No. 1-CulbersOn 80,
Kearby 3, Cline 9, NoOnan 80,
Slayden 25, Lewis 81, Greenwood
6, Shields A, Edmonds 4, Light Z,
Green 40, Shields 5, Camp 46,
Dwyer 9, Levy AZ, Robinson 4,
Nat Lewis &c, Umscheid Is, Cal
laghan 40, Wurzbach 1, Smith
SO, GrOthaus l, Cassiano SO, BOer-
ner 10, FrOboese 50, Skinner 4,
Kiolbassa 13, Campbell As,
Druse 4, Dewitt AZ, Bass 4, HUH
As, Poor /, Lindner /, Nelson A
Rullmann II, Locke 5, Capps Al
Mussey II, Blair AZ, O'ConnOl
| 40, Banks 3, Graybill 3, Starnes
1, Winthrop /, Bell 45, BielsteiT
: 4, Beckmann 1.
Precinct No. 4-CulbersOn $50
Kearby Is, Slayden 1876, NoonaI
. 81, McRae 3, p. j. Lewis las
. Greenwood "a, Childs 40, Ed
. monds %, Green 14S, Shields 80
' Camp 102, Dwyer 1O1, Levy 125
l Robinson ~, Lewis 1877, I'm
. scheid 81, Zig 3, Callaghan 135
: Wurzbach 80, Lewis 6, Smitl
139, Grothaus "a, CassianO 12O
: BOerner As, FrOboese 127, Skin
ner 45, Campbell 123, Druse II
Dewitt 126, Bass 81, Elrod 6
Huth lis, Santleben as, Poor 10,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04

Nelson 132, w. NJ. Locke "A, E.
Griff Jones 123, Phil II. Shook
120, Anton Adam 60, +. u. Cor
bett AZ, p. L. Ripley 10, b. T..
Harris 0, James Raley 10, Sweeky
8, James McCloskey 20, Joe Kohr
151, Fred Loring 8, Perry j. Lew
is LAG. Felix Greenwood "a,
Childs 9S, EdmOnds AZ, Light 30,
John p. Campbell 102, w. d.
Druse 134, Il. +. Blair 102, John
\. O'COnnOr ia, $. NJ. Graybill
%, 7. H. Banks 80, 7. H. Win
throp Al, G. j Starnes 81, j. E.
Trainer 80. John Wilkens, Jr., so,
Frank Umscheid 53, Frido Real
q.
Precinct No. 14-Bryan and
Sewall 81, Mckinley and Hobart
100, CulbersOn 105, Kearby 10O,.
Slayden II, NOOnan 172, McRae
4. r. b. Green 40, Peter Shields
81, j. L. Camp 176. Ed. Dwyer
56, A. Levy 145, c. $. Robinson
10S, Bart Dewitt 149, c. L. Bass
"a. Nat Lewis 10S. Henry I'm
scheid 113, Bryan Callaghan 141,
W. \. Wurzbach so, Il. w. Smith
123. f. f. GrOthaus 81, Jose Cas-
SianO 81, VIM. BOerner 145, Ed.
FrObOese 123. H. O. Skinner IS,
Ben KiOlbassa &c, Louis Huth
%, \. Santleben AZ, ID. NJ. Poor
SO, VI. Lindner SO, T. C. Nelson
100, w. NJ. Locke "a, f. Griff
Jones 124, Phil III. Shook ia,
Anton Adam 50, E. p. Corbett
So, p. L. Ripley 6, b. 7. Harris
II, James Raley 10, Sweezey 10.
James McCloskey II, Joe KOhr
155, Fred LOring u, Perry j.
Lewis 1875, Felix Greenwood II,
Childs II. EdmOnds II, Light Sc.
John p. Campbell 122, w. ID.
Druse 119. r. f. Blair SO, John A.
O'COnnOr 101, s. NJ. Graybill 80,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04

Huth %, Poor 20, Lindner 9,
Santleben 6, Locke As, Nelson II,
Mussey 80, Capps q, Bielstein
80, Beckmann IA, Bell 4.
Precinct No. %, San Juan
COmplete-Bryan and Sewall 50,
Watson 4, Mckinley and Hobart
45, Culberson 80, Kearby 8, Moo
nan AZ, Slayden 40, McRae 6,
Lewis 20, Greenwood 13, Blair
81, O'COnnOr 60, Graybill 20,
Banks 81, Winthrop 6, Starnes 3.
Childs 76, EdmOnds 16, Green
IS, Shields 81, Camp %, Dwyer
sc, Levy GS, Robinson 81, Lewis
&c, Umscheid 80, Illg 3, Gala
CHAN 63, Wurzbach 81, Smith II,
GrOthaus %, CassianO II, BOer-
ner %, johnson l, FrObOese 66,
Skinner 10, Dreiss 16, KiOlbassa
16, Campbell 81, Druse As, De
Witt &C, Bass 26, Elrod 4, Poor
6S, Huth 10, Santleben 13, Lind
ner II, Nelson 6S, Rullmann %,
Locke II, Mussey 70, Capps 30,
Wilkins GA, Trainer u.
Precinct No. %, VIM. VOeste's
place, Salado - Complete - 70
votes cast: Culberson 81, Kear-
by 16, Fly 70, Noonan SO, Slayden
10, Lewis So, Greenwood II,
Childs AZ, Edmonds II, Green 65,
Shields 8, Camp GO, Dwyer 10,
Levy 81, Robinson II, Lewis 81,
Umscheid II, Callaghan 81,
Wurzbach SO, Smith 60, GrOth.
aus 1, Cassiano AZ, BOerner 26
! Froboese GO, Skinner 9, Camp
bell 90, Druse 3, Dewitt II, Bass
t 2, Huth Al, Poor 81, Nelson 62
= Locke 6, Mussey AS, Capps "a
| Blair As, O'Connor &c, Scott 81
: Martin 81, Jonas SO, Herpel 30
+ Biel 65, Stahl AZ.
Precinct No. 13-Bryan anC
= Sewall 122, Mckinley and Ho
!. bart 123, CulbersOn 132, Kearby
= 81, McRae 4, Slayden 10, NoOnaI
p 140, r. b. Green 100, Pete
] Shields 7G, J. L. Camp 100, Ed
: Dwyer so. A. LEVY 145, &. s
Robinson 80, Dewitt 1877, C. L
:. Bass 7S, Nat Lewis lis. Henr,
e Umscheid Ill, Bryan Gallagher
: AS, w. A. Wurzbach 50. T, w
+ Smith 124, F. E. Grothaus 20, 10,
CassianO 81, VIM. BOerner 159
Ed. FrObOese 90, II. o. Skinner
SO, Ben Kiolbassa GO, Louis HUH
Ill, Aug. Santleben 81. ID. M.
Poor AZ, NJ. Lindner q, Thos. c.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04

Precinct No. 3, f. p. Claudon's
place-Although the registration
of this precinct was over 1000,
there were only 79S votes east.
No more than 80 votes had been
counted at 10 a. IN. today and it
is believed the count will not be
finished until Saturday. So far
the count is as follows. Culber-
son y, Kearby IA, Slayden 80.
NoOnan 35, Perry j. Lewis 40,
Greenwood IL, Childs 5S, Ed
monds so, Blair 20, O'ConnOr 76,
Graybill 10, Banks 10, Winthrop
4, Starnes 3, r. b. Green IS,
Shields %, Camp 80, Dwyer 81,
Levy n, Robinson %, Nat Lewis
81, Henry Umscheid %, Gala
CHAN 7S, Wurzbach %, Thad
Smith 81. GrOthaus 8, Cassiano
a, BOerner %, FrObOese 90, Kiol-
bassa Is, Skinner 8, Campbell So,
Druse 46, Dewitt rs, Bass 81, FL
rod s. Huth 63, Santleben 20,
Poor 6. Mussey -, Capps &c,
Scott 50. Martin IS, Horton II,
Kerr %, Guerguin 81, Keller -,
Criff Jones Is, Shook 40, Adam
Is, COrbett II. McCloskey 63,
KOhr %.
Precinct No. 20. Locke Hill
Complete-Culberson "A, Kearby
Is. Cline 13. NoOnan 80, Slayden
10. McRae s, p. j. Lewis %,
Greenwood II. Blair 10, O'COn-
nor Is, Graybill Is, Banks Is,
Winthrop Is, Starnes .. Childs
16, EdmOnds 10, Light 10, Green
A, Shields y, Camp 40, Dwyer
I, Levy 80, Lewis 10, Illg 6, Cal
laghan %, Wurzbach 20, J. T.
Lewis 10, Smith SO, GrOthaus 20,
CasSianO 80. BOerner "a, FrobOese
u, Skinner 10, KiOlbassa s,
Dreiss ). Druse 81, Campbell %,
Dewitt 30, Bass 16, Elrod Z,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04

Lindner 3, Nelson 1873, Locke %,
Mussey 121, Capps "a, Blair 12S,
O'Connor 126, Graybill 50, Banks
So, Starnes 10, Winthrop 6, Guer-
gum sc, Kerr Al, Crawford 80,
Keller 40, Griff Jones 12S, Adam
46, Shook 112, Ripley Z, Raley 2,
COrbett 43, Harris 3, Sweezy 2,
McClOskey Ill, KOhr &c, LOfing
10,
Precinct No. 27-Not Complete
Green "a, Shields 6, Camp 81,
Dwyer 3, Levy "a, Robinson 6,
Lewis "A, Umscheid 6, Callaghan
20, Smith 25, GrOthaus 5, Skin
ner Is, Campbell %, Druse s,
Dewitt 23, Bass Z.
Precinct No. 34-Bryan and
Sewall 6S, Mckinley and Hobart
80, CulbersOn So, Kearby 81,
Slayden 81, NOOnan 80, McRae
IA. Lewis II, Greenwood 16,
Childs 46, EdmOnds II, Light
So, Green "a, Shields 10, Camp
81, Dwyer %, Levy 70, Robinson
81. Lewis so, Umscheid 10, Illg
8.
Precinct No. 3S-McKinley 80,
Bryan 20, Kearby SO, CulbersOn
Is, NOOnan Sc, Slayden Il, Green
40, Shields u, Camp Az, Dwyer
~, Robinson 80, Levy 81, Nat
Lewis Al, Umscheid 81. Wurz-
bach AS, Callaghan 26, Smith "a,
GrOthaus 10, Cassiano So, BOer-
ner 16, FrObOese Al, Kiolbassa
IL, Dreiss 8, Campbell 81, Druse
%, Dewitt As, Bass &c, Huth 40,
Santleben II, Poor ., Lindner 1,
Capps 20, Mussey 4, Locke 50,
Nelson s, Blair 80, O'Connor 80,
Graybill SO, Banks SO, Guerguin
II, Kerr "a. Keller 10, Crawford
10.
Precinct No. 33-Slayden 116,
NOonan %, Green IS, Camp 100,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04
ELECTION RETURNS.
BEXARuOOUNTY VOTE NOT NEARLY
FINISHED YET.
Though They Show What Fine Race
Boerner Has Made Bryan Callaghan
Ahead, Jose Behind His Ticket,

The count in this city and
county is very slow, and authen-
tic returns are very meagre, up
TO time of going to press.
There has been cOnsidera-
BILE scratching; Boerner is carry
ing the most of the city precincts
by good majorities, and Big Joe's
only salvation remains in the
country precincts pulling him
through. The majority of the In
dependent ticket from all infOr-
nation received, seems to be
elected. Joe Kohr for constable,
appears to be elected, while the
race between Druse and Camp
bell is very close. The election of
Wilkins and Bielstein appears
favorable.
For congress, Judge NOOnan
will carry the county, but by
reduced majority.
Late advices from the following
precincts shOy the vote so far as
counted:
Precinct No. 6-At 9:45 a. m.
2O9 votes had been counted, Civ
ing CulbersOn a small majority,
Slayden only 10 votes ahead of
Noonan, with the Independent
county ticket in the lead by a
small majority, except McClOs-
key and KOhr, who were too even
to show gain either way.
Precinct No. 9-At 1915 there
were $50 votes counted; about
one-half of the total vote polled.
The Republican national electors
had majority, with the Repub,
lican fusion ticket, Kearby and
Others, leading by only a few
votes. In the congressional race
NOonan leads Slayden and in the
entire count will have a majority
of something a little over 100
This is a slight loss for him
Judge Callaghan leads his indie
pendent ticket, while Cassian,
is running away behind it. TIL,
Independent ticket, with the ex
ceptiOn of Cassiano and Jonas
is ahead at this poll. Herpel ha
only a small lead on Jonas.
Precinct No. 10-At 1895 no
quite 300 votes had been count
ed, though the clerks worked al
of last night on the count. TIL
Republican national and -cOngreE
sional tickets were in the leaC
with Kearby falling behind Gu
oerson, who was 50 votes aheaC
Noonan had polled 165 to Sla.
den lis. Judges Green and Cam
ran ahead of their ticket, as di
Judge Callaghan and Bart j. d,
Witt. Nat Lewis also was ahea
of Umscheid for district clerl
and Morrill, Poor was plainly tn
choice of this precinct for asses
sor. Herpel, for county commits
si0ner, was ahead of Jonas =
votes. while Campbell le'
Drnse u votes. BOerner led l5I
to Cassiano;s 122. McClOske!
leads KOhr s votes for constable
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04
INDIANA is M'KINLEY'S.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4.-The ratio
of Republican gain in this state has
staid in the neighborhoOd of 10 to the
precinct since the returns began COM
ing in. While not one-fourth of the
state has been heard from. returns
already are sufficiently satisfactory to
indicate pretty definitely that McKin-
ley's plurality will not fall below 3D.
600.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04
MKINLEY CARRIES OREGON.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Secretary Payne,
disturbed by Senator Jones' predic-
tions. "The result was known last
night" he said, "and as then an
nounced is substantially correct. In
diana, Minnesota and California are
safely in the Republican column.
The chairman of the state committee
advises me from Portland, that Nc
Kinley carries Oregon by $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04
MKINLEY SWEEPS MISSOURI.
Tennessee Still Claimed BY The Bryan
Mnn-I .ntn AdvicnS

Tennessee Still Claimed BY The Bryan
Men-Late Advices.
ST. Louis: All precincts of St.
Louis out of 426, Bryan 1862, Nc
Kinley 61,501. III precincts in Mis-
souri, including All in st. Louis, Bryan
1860, Mckinley 125,476. The to-
tai vote of Kansas City gives Bryan
1928, Mckinley 14,S03. 1,079 pre-
cincts in Missouri give Bryan 129, 1913,
Mckinley 1906.
Associated Press advices up to 11:45
a. m, state that the situation may be
reduced to this: Certain for McEIin-
ley 900, almost certain IS. Indica-
tons for Mckinley 25. Certain for
Bryan 1876, probable for Bryan 60,
doubtful 20. Total 4S7."
Returns from Tennessee indicate
that Bryan will carry the state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-04
AITGELD LOST, ILLINOIS GAIN
ED

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
state indicate that the Republicans
will have n large majority in both
houses Of the legislature, which will
elect a United States senator to sue
coed John NJ. Palmer. The entire Re-
publican state ticket is elected by a
majority ranging from 100000 to 1885,
900. Indications at noon point to
the election of Republican congress
men in all districts in the state ex-
cept the 4th, 10th, and Goth.
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Theories of cure may be discussed
at length by physicians, but the suf-
ferers want quick relief: and One
Minute Cough Cure will give it to
them. A safe crue for children. 1t
is "the only harmless remedy that
produces immediate results" 2.
Reuss. 1O-22-1v
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Dwyer los, Levy 172, Robinson
As, Lewis 173, Umscheid Al, Cal
laghan 124, Wurzbach 36, Trainer
1874, Real 4, Umscheid 13, Will
kins II, Campbell 166, Druse "a,
CassianO 1913.
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DELAWARE GIVES MKINLEY
--
ELECTORS

Canton, Ohio, Nov. AT $50 a. m.
all doubt felt as to Delaware was dis
PEELED by a private dispatch from Will
mington saying the Democratic state
cetral committee had conceded the
state to Mckinley. This raises the
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NORTH DAKOTA SOLID.

Fargo, n. D., Nov. 4.-There is ev-
cry indication that this state will go
from 5000 to 6,000 Republican. The
whole Republican state ticket is cleo
ted.
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WEST VIRGINIA RETURNS SLOW

WEST VIRGINIA RETURNS SLOW
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 4.-There
is absolutely nothing received at
Democratic headquarters by which a
majority can be based for either par
ty. Democrats claim the state by
5000 and Republicans by from 10,-
600 to $4,000.
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BROTHERS.:

Were you at E. Browns lately, if not
you should go there and see what kind
of bargains he has. He is the cheapest
man in town. He will sell you
Good Mems Suits from $50 up.
Good Fedora Hats, sold elsewh ere a
81 90 and 81. 25 for 73c.
Good solid Leather Shoes for men 03c.
Good Children's School Shoes for 75c.
Fine Ladies shoes for 93c.
Mems Pants from 75c up
Best Excelsior Negligee Shirts SOC and
75c
Fine MackIntoshes, sold everywhere
for S.. 90 our price is $500.
Children's Gold Trimmed Caps 25c
Come and see him and you will find
many more bargains. Remember the
place, SO6 1-2 East Houston St.
E. BROWN.
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Boys Suits.

Wolfson carries the largest stock
in the city. Prices from 1925 to
SO. IL 4 If