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ui. VI ", n. Ia the 'au-s- Hua ton
sequences of the IT, suit.


ui. VI, ", n. 10 the vas-s- A.a CON.
sequence. of the nssait.
NEW YoRK, nov. b.-Matk Hanna,
chairman o. the national Republican
COMMITTEES, pavu out the following
statement at l .. nj "Sufiio.Unt fe.
turns h. We totn received 10 satisfy NE
that the ioll wine states have been
cairlo1 Tor Mckinley Bnd Hlbsfi
without DOUBT. IaliiCfuia 0 vrtet;
Clnntc'iru o; Del wafo 4; III nlis24
Iudiaus 10; Iowa 10; Maine o; Mary.
land 8; Massact utetts 49, Minuei1ta .;
Michigan IL, Nofth DAKOTA 3, New
Hampshire 4, New jersey 10,
New York 80; ohio 49, Ofe.
gon Z; Pcrnsyivaula 82i Rnude
Itlard 4, South Dhtots 4, Vet
wont 4, West Virginia u; Wiscon.
sin IL; Wyoming l. Total 205. Ibis
insute- their election by malOfity Of
NJ IN the electoral cole. G, N ovefy
other electoral vote goes against W..
The must significant foa ute OF this
victory IL the fact that Mckinley and
HobAft's election has teen secured ~
n plurality OF over l,OlO,0l0 popular
votes, the largest ever gwen. sm
confident we will secure the other two
Electors In Wyoming aud II IN X n.
lucky. North CafoiinH's IA ate ~
doubt. Tue Imperial 90 10 tho untfy
Of the result cannot be over estimated,
and II ia n matter of cougfutulalion 10
Ill loyal oill1uns Of tue United States.
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Victor IIugo's

Of instances on record where strength and
vitality wcfv completely gone the body
weak and cmaciatcd the digestive Organs
powcflcsa the nervous system shattered ,
and all human hope Of recovery apparently
exhausted when that marvellous resource Of
medical science ~ ricfcc'a Golden Med,
lcal Discovery by its wonderful hlood.yital.
iiing strength making, hosh building prop.
critics restored complete health, vigoT and
activity.
This remarkable discovery gives the al.
rcstiye organs power 10 make rich pure
blood full Of the llic.giving red cofpuscles.
Its nutritiye properties arc vastly greater
than cod liver oil Cmulainns Il does not
make fabhy fat, hut solid muscular hesh,
ncrvc'iofe and vital energy
Ralph Green, of williamsburg. no, vtites
"lci0fc commenced YOU treatment could not
take "a drink VI water without great suffering iu
not obiAlu mote than three or tour hours tlcep at
night Wa iast sinking { bad five different
dociurs 20 tKainiuc me. and each one treated me,
bot without doing me uuY Euud. AZ last my
ffieuds advised mr iuCIIl fuf fuuf advice did
-. and took four o. hgr luulu AZ your Golden
Mcligal niacgvfY' and today Z ana in better
fealth than have breu inr five years. weigh
is4 pounds
A great deal Of sickness may be saved BY
keeping on hand q copy Of Dr. piefce's
thousand-pagc Illustrated book, The Com
mon Sense Medical Adviset" Sent free
paper bound for twenty one one cent
stamps 10 pay cost Of mailing oHiri o. cloth
bound for ttiny one stamps Address,
Wofld'a Disfenaafy Medical Association
No, t'J Main Street hnnha . y.
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REV. ANNA HOWARD SHAW.
LeIurs In III, lab rilcls IN Monday
N,N,


On Monday morning next, Nov. o.
Dr.. shaw and i've noted womsn who
have been working IN the California
suffrage canpaigu, will arrive IN tot,
city. A public reception will bu given
In their honor At the Tomplolon hotel
parlors iron 10 I'm. tho samr after
noon, and Dr.. shaw will speak 10 tn
large Tabernacle Ia the evening. L.
IL afdently hoprd TO get u full house.
Dr.. Shaw " considered one Of the
mrai, 10 not tue most, popuiaf woman
ivuiufufs on tue public platform. Sat
10 claimed TO he the wittitsl
spvnkor Of tue day. Her way
" telling story y itimitnblt.
Doubtless tue Salt Lake PEOPLE
geutfaily vino hal the pleasure Of
hearing her before In May, 1895, will
want 10 hear her AgAin, aud lhUso vino
have never had tue opportunity SHOULD
certainly avail thsmielyes OF the
present timo A. ,he may not come
West 10 fAr again ilr many yeArs. DE-
SHAW makes n very striking appcar'
Auee, anu has NEST charming
pefsonAlity, H. fiuent ami gfacriul
spoater, snd magnetic DO boiling her
audience.
Sne has spoken Ia almost every city
Ia the United States anu upon = warn
ETY. Of subjects, aud during her recent
tour through the state oil California,
has been given no! only OytiiiIwiug
sudieners, hut on ssvefal occasions the
most huatty ovatiOns.
Salt Like CITY ought not 10 be- DO.
bind In according her a cordial u.
come asa showing .hvif appreciation
VI her rare gifis. culture aud brilliant
attachments
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Sam Russell, at7imsr boy from the
rural dls.riol-. brought load Of hay 70
town yesterday, OF a, less, attempted
q bring II In, but he had balky
horse attached 10 hls wagon, which
refused to 20 on lie way, and const.
quently he INhbed II ouoe VI twice with
a pilchfofk. Onloer LsfsD - ulion-
ton WIS called 10 the case and be ar
rested Resell The hearing In the
police court today resulted 10 his b.
inr found guilty. but sentence was
suspendei at tho solicitation OF Aitot'
noy N. v. Jones.
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IDAHO

PoCATELLo. Ida, Nov. 4.-Ffom
tsftiai returns the following 10 the ~.
,uIt IN Btunook county; Bryan, 49,;
Mckinley, 0s; damn, sos; Borah, 3jj;
Mouis n, 100, dlcuneu befg, iOS; Bud.
long, 81; Lswis. 1913; Duffau, 1903;
uaffsit, 81
HALMOH CITY, Ida, Nov. 4.-rhfce
precincts In l.. mhi county, inc uding
about tw0.thirds Of thu vote Of Salmon
CITY, Mckinley, l2l; Bryan, S1b.
Judge, Qlsries, 200; 5lanroJ, iiJ;
Wilson, 80. Leri,htive ticket, Poo.
plJs Democratic party, gOl; Rspubli.
caus, 1888, Dablit ticket, 73. For
rlv,rnor. Sieunentefg, s7g; Builong,
W. For conefsss, Dunn, 20; Morfisol,
vi Bifah. 30. Count pfogrsssiug vary
slowly.
Vois for Bryan. 40; Mckinley, 20.
For governor, Democrats, 100. For
Congress, Morrison tiep.J 20. Peoples
Democratic party Ahesu Ia THIS pre-.
cinct tol |.
PARIS, liza, Nov. 4-Patls, ovid,
Liberty, st. Chsrrs, Bloomln .ion anu
Dlngle preeincts give tnu followins
wtignt (Rsrl 81. senator ClAfK
"a
shepherd tsilvsi.Rerl, :2i. Pa,toG
senatuf, Rirr, .6s. Repre-, "a alive,
MIsIDOKA, Ida, Nov. 4-Entifo
Dem. ropuisi electoral, slate anu les.
islsllve ticket elected in Cassia unty.
Toe Demo Pops will cary tue turCc
memtofs OF the legislature IN this
county, aud they ale all Pronounced
ant dob No.
MOSIrELmH, ija., Nov. % l.002
total vote oAsl ia Beer LkAu county,
go were tor Mckinley. POpulisl-
Democratic fusion elected thu entire
state, loliilauyo and equity ticket.
Dunn has M enormous M lority.
CALDWELL, TIA, Nov. A-Csnyon
county giNas BfyAu I'LL. Mckinley
III. Hunn, Tor Congtuse, UJ7, Blrab,
i5g; Mofus N, EOS; stnenenbtTs, Tor gov.
Poi ulhi'D Democratic county ticket IA
elected wiln ,he exception oi probate
Judge.
wapi precinct. Blaine county, o
votus pnlie1. Bryan electors b; Me.
Klnlsy, /. Far govsrnor sluensnbcrg,
5, BuuiOng, 1. Fer Congress Bofhh
" 1ahAt - aANNAAANlt - ~ uAAAhANN
OF Ticket tun with BlIAh according
10 the vote above. For woman SUI.
Iare tie.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8 senator Duhois
ielegfApDs tue Aosuoiatoi ftess from
bhcgfoot, Idaho AZ foliowG
lowing 10 tho great distaucsg, 10.
turns are coming IN slowly. About
one.third OF the tlale has bren heard
Iron, indicating with tolorable hcour.
raoy tnat Mex inley will got about one
vote In every toyea Ia The state and
that B1fan, silver Republican viii be
elected 10 Congress against the comb.
nation candidate iOt tho Democrats
aud Populsis. l viii carry the loxis-
lalure ngsintt n co animation u Demo.
Gratis, Populists aud gold Rspubllciny.
There viii not b. u Mckinley RsIub
llcan elected TO the legislature IA tho
entire state, anu the Mckinley r.
publlcans will not elect an ofiiocr IN
tue slate.n
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whatever. The plainuf therefore
rfays that the ro'endant be tiquircd
90 oct ilfih ne nature VI his clam aud
ihnt al adverse claims oi tho uc'sn.
uaut may b. determined BY dorre~
u the court; tnat by suoh decfes u he
dt .afcd and a. luuaCd that he lie.
'cuiant has no intefcst or title what.
ever In the disputed premis sal d tina
NJ Wcoda b. tniliuej ani uebaited
tom usaufling suy tuoh claim.
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erAH.Bn,ts Married, on Wednesday. oct.
t,ttl, in The Temple, salt ilhto CITY, brigham
4. scare, book uonef iu 4. y NJ. I, shoe lac.
iufft nnd Mabel brain. daughter o. Mary Ann
johnson anu the late Edward nfnln
Tho bridegroom b. OF the large family Of
hfuthcr william aud Sister jane scare, who
came here from Abingdon. u0fkthifo, EnEs
liui The bride D. we'll known a. IN hetivo
member for years ih the twentieth ward
sunday school aud IL Mutual Improvement
naHucihuur.
lnrNt gathering congratulated this worthy
QunE couple aud enjoyed the nno supper and
uihof sources % enjoyment, a. singing. music.
rccltauous. etc provided Tor me Auspicious
and interesting occasion.
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DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 5.-w. w.
White a Co., one Of lhs largest and
oldest cotton buying nfms In Tsxaf,
Med deed Of trust ialo last nj ht.
The liabilitloi arc near 500, 900; the
largest creator 10 J. Il. Morgan & Co.,
New York, who have claims OF Sl00,.
600 teeufei VITA 5000 bales OF e1Iton.
Looil banks were nit hard.six sections
oilaud 10 the Pan Handle and nu.
mefous shares Of atock In local elevA.
tof companies arc conveyed Tor the
benefit OF creditors.
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A Chinaman Held Up.

Two bold and daring bighwaymsn
visited tho residence VI Al Choi n
Chinese gardeGer OF Sixth East aud
Thirteenth South streets last nigbt,
and alter Frightening the poor fellow
nearly 10 dvalh, ordered hini 10 throw
point OF = revolver held by onc Of the
dosptTadoss while tho other Tansarata
tho house. After securing so d.
cash, n watch Anu other things thUy
made Oh aud were lost track Of IA tue
darkness. lho police have the case
In maud.
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CUMBERLAND, MI, Nov. 4-Sena.
'ot Eikius auIhorizis tho following,
, Ffom returns aud best eatimAIsr, the
hspublloans carry West Virgins for
lhe nationsl ticket by ABOUT 1900
msIOrlly.
All Tour members Of C0ngross and
Mo-lhlrds VI the legislature are Repub.
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MCKINLEY IS ELECTED.


YAKIMA $50, Stevens 1900. Asotin 800,
ossnosan 600, Lincoln 100. franklin
IoO. spskaUe Z, 500. -
foRTLArp, osn., Nov. b.-Partlal
,,ufns from all doubtful counties In
~ sts OF Washington show thst the
ME- uIey electors have osfried the
.ist. Inv y plurality close to 10000.
lanes Hamilton Lewis and W. G..
Ionrs, fusionisis, Iafe elected congttif.
~ Al large. John II. Rogers, TO.
.Ionlsi. IL elected governor over Sulli-
~. Republican by 5000, and tue
,niife fusion state Ticket IL elected by
,nsj1fities not far below that Of tue
Is5d ofthe ticket. About thfes.iouTths
~ the vote OF the state has been
,seelyed, .nd elbows the following re.
mi, MoKinlsy a, 400; Bryan So,si6.
,'opsteu-Dooliitle, REPUBLICAN, a..
ne; Hyds, Republican, 2i,7OO. Levi,
,u,iop, 29,s0S; Jones, iusiou, 9,l4G.
Co,ernot-5 sullivan, Ret ubllcAu, "a
Ioe: Rogers, fusion, 2S,09T.
Practically complete rotufns from all
tut Ave remote counties In Oferon
ylye Mckinley 90, li3; Bryan, 1902;
MeKInley's majority, 3 $50,
Rs,ufns from tho nvv femaining
counties cannot materially change
huie figures.
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CISciSsATI, Nov. 6.--A special to
the rimrs.ssat from Wheeling, W.
Va, says heKinley's majority over
BFyap, based un antual returns In the
hAnds Of tne Hvpub lcan state commit.
tee, Ia ~ a3i. a low scattering dis.
tficla arc 10 To hoari from, but giving
tbs Dtmocrats nil they claim the ma
lOfity remains Ne stated ab1ye.
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TnE Latest nriumSs.
several state. SIN oiaimsd ssr noih
tsnuidAiss.

SIOUX FALLS, 3. ID. Nov. 5.-Rs.
lurns are not ct In from fifteen couu.
Wee Mckinley has tho lead by $50
rolullst Chairman Bowler claims tho
s,Ale Tor Bryan by 500. Republican
Shairman Elliot claims II tor MoKln.
ley oy 100. Tho slump IN Republican
eeumaieA comes from tho fact that the
ialiioud anu miniug votes went solidly
ior Bryan.
miNNEApoLIs, n 6.--A special
70 'he journal from Sioux Pals says
sne result In south Dikpta 10 close,
's9uifing an oiiiOlal canvass to settle
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CAUGHT A BURGLAR.


Mr. aud Mis-. y, a. N. Smltb, tae
proprielop VI a l0Jging htute Guowu
40 tho Wet Temple Street Cousge,
captured burglar last evening luit a.
lie was attempting 10 make his v,oaps
ftom their house win u psir VI patent
leather shgvs winch 10 ia etllop.
Me. smith cav the iclog at the
head OF the stnira ~ he htnsenud
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us Touched Oh. Hu,,sn.

CAsToE, o., Nov. 5.-Eleoifir con.
neciiou was made between Mckinley
ani n large factory nj TOnawandy. A Z
2is0 the Major touched n button and
the factory wheels started; 5000 spec.
tAtofs automatically hpplaudtd.
After Mckinley touched the Tona.
wanda button. the same wire brought
back Ihe following mesaagt;
"Honorabls VIM. MeIlinleyi
The new Niagara furnace has been
started by youreelf, anu by the prin.
riples you represent, upon what we
hope Il q career OF usefulness 10 this
community. IA this act Il typical OF the
Widespread starting OF Industry, the
TonawAnda Iron aud Ste company
aud it, employees and assembled guests
unite In cOngratulating you on your
election, and In expressing the hope
aud teliei that your administration
will bring peace aud Prosperity to the
whole nation.
WILLIAM A. Rooms. President"
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MINOR MENTION.

JAMES Cooper, vlolaiot Of tho n.
csnso Ordnance, NJ fined 81 in tho
police oJuft TO-DAY.
The Tenth quorum OF Seventy vii
hoid IT, regular MONTH" m,u.ing III
ihu NiHth ~sfd meeting hou 20 tuu.t.
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PEoRIA. Ills, NV. 5.-F. L.. SAf.
gent, stabu master Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Fifemun, toiegrAphs ffom
5in ffaneifuo, that ne met with CON.
plcte sucotts In negotiations with the
Southern Pacific. Members will DO
put on tho sane footing they were
before tho strike anu ~ those VI other
oTgAulzations. Complhint was maze
tnal they had been tAbootd.
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legislation Which will protect votsrs
ii0m coercion ana intimidation. Inv
people Of Neufhska have cause for re-
joiclng. The good effect o. our vie.
tory IA this state will be fslt Tor year,
to cOm0p
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City Warrants.

Holders OF city ~urtantt up 10 49,.
900 can gei them cAfhed ifUm aud
alter tomorrow. Another call viii BE-
made about November l0ih.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. N v. 6.-Ntwe
from tue stale 20 lar tcciyoI leaves
the result Oi tue gubofnat9fial race
Hlill IN doubt. Many oountioa still uu.
heard from are iocalei tn cast reBnes.
zee, AMI have Alsays givon heavy
RrIuUlicau malofities. Tncfn arc alto
tavofai Demoofatio stIongholds IN west
Tennessee which nave MOI yet spoken,
The Democratic cjmmitiUe claims
Taylor T. elected by 5000 TO 10000
mAIJfliy. TIE Republican clmmitioo
cam iiilmau'a election Uut do NOS
give huy ngugte.
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II. Republicans siill claim they will
win with plurality Of less than 900.
Al Sioux Falls this mofning " was
stated Senator Pettigtsw will resign
In order 10 insure bis reelection by
Populisis for tho 'ull term, AMI his
successor vii be appoln,el by Govef-
noteltoi Lee.
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A di,paioh received late this after.
noon says ludians gives Mckinley a
plurality Of ~, l28.
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~ ~ ~PPN"'a ~ 'N''
INDIANA.
A dispalch received late this after.
noon says ludians gives Mckinley a
plurality Of 20,l2S.
NORTH DAKOTA.
FARGO, N. d., Nov. 5.--It IL only
aquostlon u majpfiiius In this state
nov, n being assured Tor Mckioiey by
about 5000. Tho Republican Nrie
toket IL elected by large majority.
WYOMING.
CHEYEsNE. Wye, Nov. 5.-Com.
pltte returns from all but o. precincts
Ia Wyoming give Bryan 20 plurality;
Osborne, Democrat ior CunsIta,, 235.
The precincts 10 hear from cast 1900
votes. The indications are the R,pub.
iicans get one oleotot, through tne At.
fangement OF namUa on the ballot, and
the supreme ludge, anu the Drmocfai.
get two electors anu C0ngfttsmar.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIdu, n. O., Nov. 5.-Adyicos
10 tue News Aud Obs,fvef snow North
NhiAlNAA NhlN ~ hllhu ny hNt iaAH
than 10000. Tbs Popullst elects i've
Constvs.men, Democrats two aud
Republicans Two. Ia the legislature
tue PJpu.itis holi the balance OF pOwef
KHSTuusY.
LounviLLE. Ky, Nov. 5.-M. T..
btolc, general manager Anoolaiet
Pfesii On the face OF complete UNI N.
elsl returns rom oil but three mfur.
tain counties. Bryan leads b. l,5ii.
rhous three counties last year
gave Governor bradley 1904
majority aud have teen count.
cd on for considerably itcfeasrd
Republican mt titiss. Oae precinct
IA Que VI these counties has Just 10.
ported 100 increased RrI ublican
mpIlflty. Wa Duilevu We have carried
KentueAy Tor Mckinley by go 10
1000.
(slgnodl SAN J. ROnERIA
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fireworks and a brass bandswill play ma
tional airs for an hour previous to the
meetings
The Fifth Precinct Democratic Club of
officers.
The Bergen Republican Club will hold
an open-air meeting tomorrow night at
will be held in place of the postponed
meeting of the Sixth Ward Republican
Club, which was to have been held on
Berdine and cresweli Mclaughlin viii
speak.
There will be Mckinley and Hobart
mass meeting tonight, under the auspices
of the Republican County Committee, at
Belvedere Hall. on Danforth avenue and
Old Bergen Road.
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BRYAu'S INVASION.
The Candidate on His Way from
Philadelphia to Hoboken
Talks Pernieiously, as
Usual.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept %. 1S9e.-Day.
break starts are things of the past in
william J. Bryan's itinerary Hereafter
ne VIII leave places where he has stopped
overnight at reasonable hours, and will
endeavor to get the rest he needs so
badly. The change is due to Josephus
Daniels, National Committeeman from
North Carolina. While Mr. Bryan was in
MI Daniels State, he asked the latter to
accompany him to New England. Mr..
Daniels soon found that Mr.. Bryan was
too obliging toward local committees who
wanted him to start out at sunrise or
thereabouts. He saw that sort of thing
was likely to result disastrously for the
candidate physically, and has informed
those in charge of the Bryan receptions
at various places on the candidates s
schedule that Mr. Bryan must be allowed
to get more rest in the mornings. 1t has
been the custom of Mr.. Bryan's support
ers in various places to start him out as
early as possible through their particular
sections and keep him going until late at
night.
Mr.. Daniels is not Mr. Bryan,s mana
ger, and does not accompany the latter
n that capacity. But he realizes that
the candidate needs some one to look
after the details of his journeying through
the country and while with Mr. Rrvs n
VIII do what he can to help him in that
way.
Bryan and his party went direct fron,
the Lafayette Hotel this morning TO fhe
Pennsylvania Railroad Broad stTeet STA
eion' 41ao ana left at nine O'Clock in special
car attached to the Belvidere EXPRESS
train. Trenton is the first noinf q :
which the train stops
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TWO WHEEL NUIsANOEs.
Rubber Bands and Gnngs on Bikes
M ust Go Says the Good Roads ASSN

At the meeting of the Good Roads AS
sociation at the Palma Club last night
resolution was passed thanking Mayor
Wanser for the interest he has taken in
procuring smooth surfaced roads.
In the course of a week or two the as
sociation win file articles of incorpora-
tion.
Two things the members nave decided
to make a fight on. The first is the re-
moval of the rickety bridge in Pacific
avenue over the Morris Canal. There is
no room on the bridge now If two troll
ley cars happen to meet on it. 1t is de-
sired to have the new bridge made the
full width of the avenue if possible. That
Will allow more room for vehicles and
almost double the present space for ped
estrians.
An effort is to be made ia have the
Street and Water Commissioners pass
an ordinance prohibiting heavy trucking
fayors such an ordinance.
President Wolbert and other members
of the association have discovered a new
nuisance which threatens to become
popular. The scheme is the fastening of
rubber bands on the frame of the bicycle.
AS the rider increases his speed the rush
unpleasant buzzing noise. The noise
frightens horses and the new wheel in
strunent has been responsible for three
or four runaways. President WolbeFts
ago with him when wheel equipped
with the bands rushed by AS a conse-
quence the band attachment must go. An
ordinance prohibiting the use of the bands
is to be presented to the Aldermen for
passage
Still another bicycle equipment which
must go is the large gong. Wheelmen. it
large gongs they can get and how much
noise they can make. They not only dis
turb peoples rest, 1t is claimed, but also
frighten horses. An ordinance preventing
their use Is to be sent to the Aldermen
for passage.
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PoPo0RAT CAMPAIGN BOOK.
Three Hundred and Fifty Pages of
MaIigpity by BENTON MeMiIlin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1ss6-Senator
Jones, chairman of the Democratic Ma
tltonal Committee, and Senator Faux
ner, chairman of the Democratic Con-
gressional Committee, called on Repre-
sentative Benton MoMillin of Tennessee
about a month ago to compile the mate
rial for the Democratic campaign book
of 1886. He accepted the task and has
just finished the work. The book begins
with the admonition of Jefferson in his
first inaugural address to bow to the will
of the majority
1t gives the platform recommended by
the Committee on Resolutions of the
Chicago Convention; the speech of Mr.
Bryan and the notification speeches and
letters of acceptance. In the first chap
ter it lays down the fundamental prin-
ciples of the Demecratic party as ex-
Allen of Ohio Governor Seymour OF New
York and William Jennings Bryan.4It de-
votes hundred pages 70 the silver
question ard the crime of 1S73s' Another
chapter takes up Governor Mckinley's
public record on the subject of silver,
Chinese immigration, the Force bill and
his tariff law. Jefferson, Monroe and
trine and diplomatic relations A chap
ter on the income tax give Bryan's speech
in the House on that subject the report
of the committee, Mr.. Wike's speech the
dissenting opinions of the Supreme Court
and Senator Vests review on the whole
subject
Under the head of labor the book re-
produces in full Mr. Bryan's Labor, Day
speech at Chicago. The volume makes
| $50 pages.