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STREET cans AND WELLS.
The Electricity causing Damage 20
the sity'. water works.


sioux Cry, Ia, Nov. 7.-5uperin-
tendenI PHI. Carliu OF the local water
works department 10 making trouble
for the stree, railway companies be-.
cause, as he asserit, the diffusion OF
eurrents from their lines In running tho
piping OF tho wells on which the city
depends for It's water supply. He
bases his assertion on q similar copuI.
tion which has bron found 10 exist In
Other towns throus hout the country,
anu where on Investigation Il wac
found that the street car lines were
responsible for the mischief Wells
here are several blocks removed from
tue nearest electric iinr, tut Mr.. Car.
! ma tneory ~ that instead OF conhnii z
ilsrf 10 the rails, the current passing
through them, ~ drawn OF by gas ana
water pipes. Reaching the wells Its
corrosive action on the pipes IL 90 iu-
furious that pumps are soon rendered
unsefviceablr. 1wenty-tir wells have
been ruined within a low week..
Now the superintendent wants tho
council TO submit the care 10 n Jury OF
experts and n their decialon IL In line
with bis own, TO require this street
car companies 10 tako sleps toward
keeping ils lightning ON its own
premises.
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ApASAaA.swiSpLER.
Emiie Artos sentenced Co Eight Years
imprisonmeut.

s"pfA"hhtuts
NERBAILLKs. FfAucs, Nov. THE
second trial OF Emile Arton on the
charge OF embexz 'emcut ami fTAudu-
lent bankruptcy ensod In n verdict OF
guilty OF emb, zzlvment. The prisoner
was sentenced 10 eight yeaiA' impfison.
ment ami 10 pay tho soclsle du by M.
NIT. n sum of money nxed by tue
state.
Atlon 1. said TO have been implicit.
cd win DR.. Cornelius HrIE sni thr
late Baron Won Rulnach In the PAnA.
ms canal ffauds.Afor a. Hong saatch Tor
tim, Anon Wa located In London IN
Novcm b.f, 1895, ami was finally extra
diied TO France.
Last Juno Afton was tried and sen.
tenctd TO Elk years. imprisonment nj
hard iabof, but was granted nsw trial
on q tech nicality and today received
a sentence OF elght years imprison.
ment.
Arion hiss all along been looked upon
~ n man who wac In possession OF
valuable evidence against people ~
France OF high standing aud who are
alleged TO have brea implicalaI IN the
Panama scandals. In fact Il IL said the
whereabouts OF Anon had Icing been
known 20 the French authorities, but
great Influence was brought TO bear,
aud TOT long time ho was not arrest.
ed.
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YASSIoS, =. d.. Nov. Cat 10
o'cluck tOAIght SCUM Dakolk's vote or
Presidential olect3Te IL tied, aud M
official count will DO required 10 deter.
mime ths result.
The Republican managers have
closed their tfllce with tho above
declaration. Corrections and changes
In three precincts not yet heard from
may Riye tho electors 10 sither Bryan
or Mckinley.
Tue Republican candidate, for con.
gresumtn ana governor ran ahead OF
toe electors byspveral hundred v0tso 90
lar ~ heard IRON, and they may have a
small msIorisy.
YAss<TVS, 4. d., Nov. Twin
the state complete except Hsmlin anu
McPhefson countles, aod three unOr.
gained counties on the Sioux resofvn.
ton, Bryan has n plurality In South
DAKOTA Of -. Hainlin anu McPhcrson
Will give Meksnlsy n plurality. The
reservation o5unlies are expected TO 20
tor Bryan. IL will take an oiileial can.
vAss to dvsigns,e tho electoral vote.
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NASHVILLE, rsnn.. Nov. Gre.
turls from eighty out OF nin.ty.two
counties In this slate show Taylor,
Democratic candidate for governor,
1858 Votes ahead OF Tillman, Repubii.
can. Sixteen counties 10 BIZ heard
from gave Jas Democratic msjoriiy
Two years ago. The Republican state
executive committee attn claim the
state, charging frauds by Dem Gratis.
Dumooia,s claim Taylors election by
5000. Indications are that Bryan hiss
carried Tennessee by less that 1000
msiority.
. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 7.-Gub.
ernAt0fiai returns received by the
Banner irom all but ten counties give
Taylor, Democrat, n msIority OF 2,7b7
over riiimau, Rtpubilcau. Counties
to DO heard from gave Evans u ma.
Jorily OF $50 Ia 1892.
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lNDIAsAroLis, lud., Nov. 6.-The
Official returns from tue counties.
which arc now coming Ia rapidly, do
not enango the unofficial fgurer ms.
teriaily. hckiuloy's plurality will
stand near 10000. In sOms equities
tho unofficial plurality has been In.
creased b. tbs Ofiicial count, while In
others II has been decreased. Tue
slate tiokHt IN many counties has Iun
right along win thu electoral ticket,
but the tfficial count will probably
show that u Il something like 5000 10.
hind the electoral Ticket.
The Democrats have elected four out
OF thirteen member VI Congress. They
are H. w. Meyers, in the secOnd dis
triol; w. NJ. u. Zesuer IN the rhird,
Williem s. Holman In tn. Fourth anu
James Robinson IA the Twelfth,
ChsTits Il. Lundis defeats Joseph II.
Cheadiy In tne Ninth district by about
aUO.
The Official count reduces the mum.
Der OF Republicans In the senate 10
thiTty-lDfee anu the number In the
House 10 hfy-twO, and makea tho
assembly Republican on Joint ballot.
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MINsEAIVLis, siinn., Nov. 0.-Lats
returns nave wnittltd down Governor
Clough's plurality 10 4.ss3, ana pul
Mckinley's plurality ta,ely above 5O,
900.
sT. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Hon. john
Lind. fusion candidate Tor governor,
this afternoon issued n statement IN
which he placed Mckinney = majority
Ia Minnesota little over 5000, anu
admitted Clougb, Republican, was
elected governor by IRON 800 10 1000.
Hv says he believes tnis 10 be the
result VI ffauie In the northern part
Of tue state aud at bt. Paul, but adds
that he has neither the means nor
time to Investigate such frauds, and
Will therefore accept tho result.
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TACOMA, Wssn.. Nov. G,-Returns
80 Tar Ioeeivei Indicate that tue silver
fusion party VIII control the Wath.
ington legislature by over nifty ma
Jorily. Thr Ledger will cay tomorrow
that the partial returns received ON tho
Legislature Indicate Ito Complexion ne
follows.
senA'e-Rspubiioans, 10; Silver Rs.
publlcsns (uoldovefs), 2; Gusionists, ~;
total, %. Total number Republicans
IN legislature, 20; total numb.t OF
iusionists, including silver Republican
senators, So; tusiOnist majority. 90.
Twelve VI the Republican senator's ars
holdovers.
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IL. has yet 10 hear from the follow ny
pfecinois: rbrte IN Cook county, three
In Fremont. one In Albany, oue r.
CaftoU, tbtes IN Swtotvsttf. three l.
sheridan, twelve IN Jon npoD. eight ~
Unit, aud all Of Big Horn county.
Chairman Blyi.ntufgh claims the
pteciDcts TO hear from Will give n mel
Democratic plurality OF 3S7
Senator Warren, chairman OF the
Republican state committee, says the
isce Of the returns now In indicate,
that Mondsll viii probably be electe
to Congr'ss, that the election q Gree.
beck, chief justice, and one Mckinley
elrctOr, IL assured, AMI two Mckinley
electors are probably elected.
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To rasrraS ninrrALL,sr..
Ms, sa ssnd. Them srss,ins.-D.n,sr
Reception.

LINCOLN. Nsb.. Nov. :. - Bryan
gave out today tho following telegram,
addressed to sastsrB bimstsilisis:
"ln the hour OF defeat 1 send ynu
greetings. No words Of praise can
suiiicicntly commend you. When 1
remsmbot that thu eastern states sent
gold delegates 10 both conventions,
anu that nearly all eastern papers
were sgsinst bimstAllitm, your nght
appears 40 remarkable as credits bic.
You have shown yourselves heroes
anu events will vinuicats tho position
you have tAken."
Bryan IL receiving numerous tele.
gftms anu letters Ia response TO his
address calling upon tho AdvocAle. OF
silver 10 continue their efforts, Assuf.
ing him OF co.o petatiou.
He has set tue 2i,h Inst for the 70.
ception 10 he rendered him by the
people Of Denver.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Ths fol.
lowing congressman aro elected from
CaIiiornlsi First district, Barhaui,
HerubllcAn; Second, Devriep, Demo.
ctal; Thru, Hilbofn, Republican;
Fourth, Mcguire, Democrat, Filth,
Loud, Democrat; sixth. Barlow, Pop.
hnsli Seventh, Castle, PopuiisL
On Joint ballot In tho legislature the
RspupiieAns will have u msjority Of
Is, in,uIinx Republican senator 10
succeed senator Perkins, the latter be-
lug q candidate for fe-.iection. This
relative strength OF the parties In the
legislature Will be- 40 follow;
RuIubllcsnt-Sennte, "a, Assembly,
49, total, 10.
Dsmoersu-sepate, s; Assembly. "
total, ~.
Fusionisu-ssusts, 9; Assembly, %;
total, 20.
Populisls-Assembly, |.
Complete returns from every pre-.
eincI In the Sixth Congressional uis.
ttel glve McLsohian, Republican q,
:s,b2i; Barlow, Democrat anu Popu.
Is., 1900. This elects Barlow by 2gs
votes.
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OMAHA, Net, Nov. 0.-Complste
returns 10 the state gives tue follow Ing
ftsult on President ana governor:
Bfysp, 1914; Mokinlev, ~, 905. In
1926 Republicans. 65 Sss; u-ion o,
Populists and Democrats, B1,Sl9.
GDyefnot-HOlcOmb, nj M, 1868,
MscCoil, Republican, 1850. Com.
pared with q II Of 1894 Majors, Re.
nuhlioip. 6l,5lD, Holo1mb. fusion,
Os,95s.
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 6.-vole of the
city of Lincoln; Mckinley, $500;
Bryan, 2,sil. mcKinley'a plurality,
1913.
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INV MILL no START.
Renewed Activity % Hs.uu OF the
Election

TACOMA, WASH. Nov. 7.-Llllis
Brothers' new lumber mill will start
~ November l5.h and ils owners ex.
pect q large eastern business ~ q result
Of the election being over. The Ia.
coma WOODEN mill has Just add,u new
machinery In tho expectation Of M
Increased business following the slec.
ton AMI will now increase ils wOtking
force. The ~. Paul * Tacoma Lumber
company Will shut uOwn lie big mill.
tomorrow night tor ten days ~ allow
Iepairs TO be made 10 the machinery.
For months past tho mill has been run.
ming night abd day and q large In.
crease OF eastern 0fdofs 10 expected
anor January l. The construction Of
new RAILROAD from Tacoma TO the
Cowlilz Pas. through An undsyolopvd
coal anu unber region IL astured A. u
result Of Tho election. Col. Wiliiam
Bailey who Ia q tue head OF q syndicate
which expects To extend ths Tacoma
anu LAke Park RAILROAD In thai ditec-
ton leaves tonigut for New York g.
complete their financial aftangrmeLts.
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MIssouLA, Mont, Nov. t7-The
GOLDEN scoptre Mining company AT
s.S5, 900, TINS assets are ostlna,ed ~
100000, consisting OF the cumpsuy's
MINES and lie vast incomplete mills,
electric power works, railroad, etc.
This company has spent this year
nearly 100000 IN opening It's mines
and building Its works anu the failure
liz alleged 10 ae on account OF inability
10 got enough money 10 cumplelt
them.
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RALEIGH. N. o., Nov. 0.-Neither
y Tue parties Ia this state
will have a majority In the next slate
legislature, which elects y successor TO
Senator Pntohard. IL will be nearly
,quaily divided between tho Demo.
eIA1p, Republicans aud Popuilsls, and
= hVely nght on tho senatorial ques.
uon expected. The PopSlist leaders
useiAIe mat ssnal0r fIitehAId's sue.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. Nov. lit IL
stated On tue authority Of Republican
leaders ip this state that General Simon
Bolivar Buckner, the Democratic
nominee lor Vice President. will be
strongly recommended 10 President.
elect Mckinley TOT ona Of tho foreign
missions, probably to Italy.
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ST. LoUE. NV. q There are yet
ton cou hties Ia Missouri to DO heard
lT0nl. But the indications ara thai
plurality and Stevens. Democrat TOT
governor, from 5000 10 $4,000.
IL IL got thought the complete 10.
tutns will be In before next Tuesday OF
"Wednesday,
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Two rrIne.. a, once.

RuErEsIiEIM, Germany, Nov. H.
Princess Marguerite, wife OF Prince
Frederick Charles OF Hesss ana sisler
Of Emperor william, has given birth
TO twins, boys. Pnnes's Marguerite
already has two sons, tho elder born
IN 1893 and the second born in 1894.
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CnEYgEsE, Wyo., Nov. 0.-[rflb.
une special. Tho Democratic state
coln nittee tonight complied returns
received by II from Wyoming anu an.
noupcrd the following result.
Mckinley eisotoisi Britain O,la0;
Howol 0,lUl; MallSy 0,Ol7. Bryan
elscIoIti Ven Meter 0, 100; MRrten o, B89;
Quealy 0,l2.. CongIesi; MuBdtll
(Rep) 1000; Osborno (Dem.) 9,si0.
Chiei justic.i Corn (Dsm.) 0,ll7;
GIoesbsek lRvp.) s,ss7. Tns commit.
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PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 6-Compleio
rttufue lfla every county ia Oregon
avs MCKINLEY, 1879; BrTan, 1900.
hickinlsy's m JJuiy, 2,OI2.
Onicinl fstulns 'uay change these
ngufrs slIRhuY.
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PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. with a
few small precincts missing complete
returns from every county In the slate
Of Washington, except Oaonngon anu
SEamania, give Bryan 1900; McKin.
Icy 34,lls; Bfyan's M Joiily s.922.
Rogvrs, Populist for governor, Il ,elO;
sullivau, Republican, sS,0ll; Rsgsr's
majority b,2D9.
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cs.sor must be u silver ma b. In this
city they will be seconded by the
Democrats, and " now seems probable
thht the ,uccrssful candics'e will be
acceptable TO both these paritp.
Cbsifmsn Holden OF tue Republican
state committse ooucsdss the electoral
vlie Of the state 1, Btysu.
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rnr nosHY QUESTION.
france say Take IN. Ibitia,ivs To,
ward an international tonisr.nos.

france nay Take IN. Initiative To-
ward an International conference.
PANS, Nov. THE MStip, DOM.
menting on M interview between \
representative OF the Associated Press
Aud ReybOt, thu former premier OF
France, denies that France IL modi.
Ialing on opening negotiations TOT an
International agreement on the cur.
rency question. ~, RiOol, In the In
terylow IN question, SAIL that a sllu-
ton can only 10 arrived NJ through
International agreement. have
several reasons TOT thinking the French
government not altogether uniuteTts,'
ed 10 this question, Hnd now tue
American pTesldentiaI crisis 10 enuei
VIZ may without doubt expect some
Initiative on the art OF france to-
wards tho other poweTs,"
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TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 0.-The Re-
publicAus nave fibally given zap Kan.
tas, not only oonoeding the election Of
BfyaB electors by about 5000, but
giving up thu whole state. inr Popu.
lists gain the legislature aud hv- snd
probably six OF tho sight congressman.
The Second congressional district 10 ia
uonbt snd claimed by botn parties.
Accurate returns must come from tho
state board.
IL Ia tho most disastrous defeat the
Republicans Of Kansas have ever SUI.
Tered. In former elections since 1880,
when they began TO meet auvefsity,
they have managed 10 snve rjmuthinK
out OF tho wfecE. In 1889 they saved
the governor and had u holdovar son.
ator from the election Of 1855. In 1892
they saved tho house, losing tho gov
ern0r aud the bouate. John Martin,
Democrat, went 10 tho United States
henate TO Join PETER, Populist, anu n
Populist took q seat beside Two Rspub.
licans on the supreme bench. In 1894
they won tho governor anu tho house,
but the senate sAa still Populisi, al.
though the Republicans had . miIoriiy
on Joint bsllat which retired Marlin
from tho United States Senate. This
year everything has gone-tns COVER.
nor, both branches OF tho legislature
Ana consequently too United States
tenator, nss OF the six Judges Of the
appellate court, and the election OF
dorchester TO be- chief justice, gives
the Popuiisa majority on tho
supreme bench. In addition, nil this
Judicial candidates Ia tho districts
VIII be- elected this year, having been
carried by tho fuhionisIs, AS have alto
nearly all OF the county officers.
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ley tsrin would greatly eff, ct French
trade.
NJ. Frsncis Charms echoed the
opinion Of NJ. ID. Lembre. It's 10 be
hoped that Spain will suppress the
fsbelllon In Cuba before Mf. McKin.
ley IL Installed.
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The EXACT ELECTORAL VOTE
Can b Determined Only By An on
clal Count.
KENTUCKY CLAIMED by BOrn,
A. Also Are so.ib Dstots aud wye-
minE-ca implication Ia
Delaware.


LEXINGTON, NY, Nov. 0'-Chalr.
man Robert Of the Republican CON.
r,i,t.,.t 10 o,eloek tonIyht,ay. oflieIL
-. r., ,on .a,,n,,.. -, nnoni.
H'u'"s '''", wv .o""''' SUI '"o"
olAl returns from tho remaining nine
teen counties give iI6 Republican
niu,aIitv.
,..,. ,.,.
~ '".h'' mum S"'''"'" 'o"n.
ton Oh tho Democfsuc committee sAiu
he was not yet ready TO congratulate
Chairman Rsb,r,s "A, b.ii.x.a .rfots
-, ~. A.. A..
hAs o''n 'nsu" "gs'"N' n'y'n 'u '"'
Rlturns sunioleni 10 turn the seals III
hi, favor on the official count.
With ot,i,,al t.t,fn. f,om ioa a, n q
=, 80
onuhnes' anu htmolAi returns from
the remainder. Mckinley now Leads
Bryan In Kentucky by l5g yltep.
on,,,.t ,.,n,,. ,nt,,..,, .,,,n,,.,
W '""'''" V''"''O' so
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IseENaEp Al rnE pucnr.a.


The value Of real estate In London
IL eEsmplifisI Ivy tho award
q fs5J,0 200 tu 900. OO0,) s,ssn 10 Lord
PannIAn tot fourteen acfss OF ground
ttqpired by the new Manchesler ana
sheffield railroad for n sits upon which
10 buiid a slsii0n anu hotel, etc. Tue
property Joins iorty.six acres Of the
Eyre estate, Tor which the same rail.
foAd was compelled TO pay over $500.
Quo
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