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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04
Kaiser Placed in Jail.

NoRRisrowx, PA, Oct. @.-~lnstea oi
receiving the coincidence 0f host OF
sympathetic friends. Charles o. Kaiser,
whose startling story of how his wife had
been murdered in cold blood after he and
Mrs. Kaiser had been held up on a lonely
road electrified Norristown last night, Was
to-day placed under arrest and lodged IN
Jail. He is suspected of having fired the
shots which ended his wife's life and
made the slight flesh wound in his own
arm, and a chain Of circumsiaptial eVi-
dence is being forced against him.
The arrest and incarceration Of KAISER
is directly due To discoveries made by
the Montgomery County officials who vis-
tied the scene of the tragedy early this
morning. Part of the proDerty said by
the husband to have been taken hy the
highwaymen was found near by, togeth-
er with revolver, which the inve -tigi-
tors hope TO prove was recently purchs's-
ed by Kaiser in this city. 1t is further
stated on good authority that the deceased
wife carrie a life insurance of 5000, pay
able to her artist husband
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It's an Avalanche.
SPECIAL mo HERALp-s P. ".

SPECIAL TO HERAID-3 =. NJ.
PITTsBURG, PA, Nov. 4, 1896.
"Peace hath her victories no less
renowned than those of war" The fig-
ure of the Ohio Major of Volunteers
dominates the world at the close of the
nineteenth century as strongly as did
that of his Corsican prototype in his
early years.
It's an avalanche.
Mckinley carries everything north
of the Ohio river and east of the Miss
issippi. He will have 2s6 electoral
votes, with good chances for "A more.
kentucky, West Virginia, and Mary
land are with us and more good It'd
ings are to come.
Altgeld's remains could not be reach
ed with diamond drill, and Free sill
yer Sibley is licked to death.
New York will give 800, 900 majority
for Mckinley, with Pennsylvania
pushing her for first place.
But Somerset County Republicans
don't want majo rites, since we have
captured everything in sight, and the
Democrats are sorry that they didn't
make ii unanimous.
People here are wild with delight.
EDWARD B. SCULL-
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THE LATEST HEruNRs RECEIVED.

CoLUMBUs, o., Nov. 4.-Late returns
reduce McKinley's plurality to 10000
and complete returns from the rural
districts may reduce it 10 $4,000
The returns indicate the election of
several Republicans and two Demo
Gratis to congress and two districts in
doubt. In the Fifth district David
Meckison and +. Il. Dewitt, Republi-
can, both claim their election In tke
Thirteenth district James A Norton,
Democrat. and ;. II. Hrrris. both claim
their election. The Democrats elected
j. p Mclean of Greenville IN the
Fourth di.trict and James Mcdowell of
Millersburg IN the Seventeenth district
A. ; Mcclure, the Republican candi-
date III the Seventeenth district, was
a pronounced tree silver man and
failed of reelection
The Republicans elect the following /:
First distnct-W b Shattuc. Gin
cinnat.
Secoud-J H Bromwen. Cincinnati.
Third-R NJ Nevin. Dayton.
Sixth-Seth w Brown. Lebanon.
Seyenth-W L Weaver, Spring
field.
Elghth-ATcmb2ld Lybrand, Della
ware
Ninth II Southland. Toledo
Tenth-L J. FeDton. West Union.
Eleventb-C II GroSvenOr. Athens
Twelfth-D X Watson. Colnmbns
Fourteenth-W 5 Kerr. Mansfield
FIfteenth-H @. Vanvuhh. Zanes-
vile.
Sixteenth - Lorenzo Daufcrd, st.
Clairsvllle
Elghteenth-K W TAYLOR I.isb7n
Nineteehth-S. A NOrtiWay, ash.
tabula.
Twentieth-C b Beach. Cleveland.
Twenty-first-T Z Burton. Cleve-
land
When the present Ohio delegation in
congress of 10 Republicans and ID mo-
Gratis was elected the state gave Re-
publican plurality of I31 ,0OO
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90 tne engine horses ana again taxing
his seat ia his carriage he was driven TO
his home.
Mr.. Bryan's homecoming was n
modest ovation. He was met at the
railroad station by large escort OF the
Bryan home guards, consisting largely
of farmers. who received him with
shout of welcome as he descended from
the steps of his carriage. the accom-
panying band playing "Home. Sweet
Home" The guard and miscellane-
ous concourse of people followed in pro-
cession as the carriage wound its wav
through the streets. The sidewalks
were lined with people and there were
many shouts along the way for the
Democratic standard bearer, inter-
spersed quite frequently with cries for
his opponent
Ii was indeed an imposing home conf
ing when William j. Bryan reached his
residence. a large number of his
neighbors and friends were assembled
in front of the house to receive him.
and as the procession drew up before
these the Bryan home guard formed a
line reaching from the street TO his door.
The band started the air which the
nominee has asked to be the campaign
air, "Home, Sweet Home. and when
at last he reached the house mighty
shout went up from over Thousand
throats. He then made a short speech.
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The Children Cried For
Josiah i'm Cambria.

JoHNsTowN, PA, Nov. 4, 1886.
To GEO. R. ScULL, ESQ, EDITOR HER
AID.
Cambria county will give Mckinley
over 1000 majority, Mcnamara and
Hicks will run about even with 1000
for Thropp. The whole Republican
County ticket is elected by 20OO major
ity, with the exception of the candi-
date for Treasurer, who is fearfully cut
in the north of the county, and may
have no more than 200 majority.
Hicks will defeat Mcnamara in the
district by between three and four
thousand.
Threpp is not in it.
GEO. T. SwANK,
Editor Tribune.
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Pennsylvania Heads the Column

the remarkable spectacle proceedeu.
The whistles of all the factories joined
III one long continued screech which
echoed throughout the town. Mingled
with this was the booming of cannon.
the firing of guns and pistols, and the
shouts from thousands of throats. The
crowd was massed soidly for three
squares down Market street.
The elation of victory spread though
Canton early in the evening. 1t found
expression IL surging crowd on court
house square. Tin horns, whistles,
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city nail 10 sec1re a certificate of citi-
zehshlp ON account of his failure 10 reg
lister beforehand. He was required TO
take oath at this place, giving the num-
Der ot his residence and TO the effect
that he bad lived III the state for more
than year, in the county of Lancaster
for more than four months, and i'm the
f1fth ward for more than ten davs.
that he was qualified voter and that
ms iallure 10 register was due to his alb
sence from the state.
lie then proceeded 70 the engine
house, IN precinct \ OF the Fifth ward.
where he was given ballot. retired TO
ms booth and returning to the voting
place, cast his ballot i'll his order.
Sure you've got the right electors: -
qneried one OF the judges as the liig ts.l-
lot was punched inFo the box and as
the name of W. j. B ya1 was an
nounced. I'll take the hances on
that, responded the presidential can
didate.
W hen Mr. Bryan Was about to vote
one OF the election ch; llengers raised
his voice to suggest that "as Il mark of
respect of your fellow citizens we all
take on our hats
The suggestion met with the rnani-
nous response of the crowd OF per-
haps 2C0 men who stood outside the
roped Enclosure which held the election
iunctonaries- The asiing of the bal
Ioi was received with applause, and.
after shaking hands with the elecusn
Official nearest him, M. Dryan we0geJ
ms way cut through :he crowd. do,.g-
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strative expressions. The major was in
happy mood and received the congratu-
lations with a pleasant remark TO each
OF the callers. To none of them, how
ever. did he give any indication that he
was convinced of his election.
he turned back 10 the library and
shook his head disapprovinglv at the
efforts TO have him express his belief
that the fight was won. Hs woald
reach 10 premature Judgment. he said,
ana up to that time none OF the con-
gratulatory telegrams had been an
swered by him.
The returns were interrupted by the
reading of stirring personal telegram
from Chairman Mark Hanna at Cleve-
land TO Mckinley.
At 80 Mckinley received a tire
mendous ovation from his Canton
townspeople. He took position on
top of the porch of his residence and
waved his salutations TO the enthusias-
tic concourse. The midnight was light
as by hundreds of fiambeau and blaz-
ing fires of red and green. Major Nc
klnlev made no address. For an hour
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placed in the Bryan column. The re-
turns FROM Kansas and Teas are scat.
tering and indicate nothing, although
heavy Republican gains >re reported
from Dallas and Galveston
Later returns seem to t=ldicate that
West Virginia, Michigan aid Kentucky
can be added to the Republican col
umn
National Committeeman Z. c. Wall
and State Central Cha.Sman George
w. Peck of the Democraesc party con-
ceded that Wisconsin has gone Repub-
hcan by between 50,O00 and 75. 900.
DALLAS. Nov. 4.-Gereral Huston has
telegrapned Mark Hanla that if preS-
cnt ratio of gain is mantained McKin-
ley will carry Texas by $4,000 plurality.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Chairmar.
Babcock, Republican congressional
committee. claims I0o majority against
silver in the next house.
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returns from West Virginia are not suf-
ficent to justify the claim of either
party. OHIO has gwen a very large Re
publican plurality and Kentucky is ap-
parently assured TO the Mckinley
column. although later returns may not
justify this clam.
Tennessee seems TO have been carried
for Bryan, Notwithstanding the conf
dent assertions 10 the contrary of the
Republican managers. and the same is
probably true of North Carolina. In
diana and Michigan, as well as Mime
sofa indicate heavy Republican gains
and a strong probability that they have
gone for Mckinley Illinois will give
Mckinley over 100000 plurality and
Nebraska and North and South Da-
kOta are very close and still III doubt
Wyoming seems to have gone lor Nc
kinley.
The returns from the Pacific coast
states are tCo meager to justify and
claim respecting them. The states
of Virginia. South Carolina. Flor
ida, Georgia, Alabama. Louisiana.
Arkansas, Missouri, Colorado. Nevada.
Montana and Idaho may safely be
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04
The County.

Unofficial returns from thirty-nine
ofthe forty-two voting precincts in Som
erset county indicate that Mckinley
has carried the county 10y 500 majority,
an increase of about ], 100 over the Re
publican vote cast four years ago.
Hicks will have about 400 votes in
the county, against 2lO0 for McNama-
IA, and 1000 for Thropp. The entire
Republican county ticket is elected 10y
maiorities ranging from $500 to 5000.
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III 'kIKLEY CHOSEN.
The Ohio Han Elected as Next President
Ct tie United States.
WON By A GOOD MAJORITY.
A Big Vote PolIed All over the United
states-The Rsturns Very slow
Coming In.
THE --LATEST NEWS oBTAINABLE

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The returns indi-
cate the probable election of Mckinley
and Hobart, although returns are SO
meager from a number of doubtful
states that this conclusion can only be
reached by an estimate based upon the
gains and losses The best estimates
Obtainable indicate that Maine and Yer
mont have given majorities somewhat
reduced from the September elections ;
that New Hampshire gives about 20.-
600; Massachusetts about 10000 and
Rhode Island and Connecticut proper
tionate majorities, all for Mckinley f;
New York is estimated at above 250.-
600 and Pennsylvania at 100000.
Maryland has been carried for the
Republican candidate for president by
a majority exceeding 10000 and Della
ware Is Republican, although the plu-
ralty is not likely to exceed 1000. The
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Thieves Donate To a Poor Pastor.

WILLIAMsPoKT. Pa. Oct 29.-For sever
al days two knights of the road have been
robbing wayfarers who passed through
the woods near Mehaffey via the turn
pike. On Tuesday DIR. Green. a prosper
ous physician, was held up at the point
Of a revolver, and was compelled to hand
over So.
Yesterday, travelling minister passed
through and was aeeosted by the thieves.
He stated he had no money, but offered
his old silver watch. The men refused
to accept it, and presented the minister
with s. bill. Later DIR. Green appeared
with posse and surprised the highway
men, who were captured after desper-
ate resistance, one of them being shot IN
the thigh. They are jailed in CoalpOrt.
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THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS-
I0NAL DISTRICT SAVED.
Hicks Elected by Four Thousand
Majority.

With three precincts yet to hear
from, the unofficial vote for Congress
in this county is: Hicks, 400; Thropp,
1909: Mcnamara, POO.
Blair county gives Hicks 200 over
Mcnamara.
Bedford county gives Mcnamara
1896 over Hicks
Cambria county is stand of be-
tween Hicks and Mcnamara.
Hicks majority in the district 1864.
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HEIR TO -. 1000. 900.
A Drug Clerk of Long Island Claims
Eorfuue

A Drug Clerk of Long Island Claims n
Fortune.
MAsPETH. l.. l., Nov 4.-If the story
told by Antonio Segul. a drug clerk,
employed here. be true, he will soon be
the possessor of an estate in Florida
worth S2.O00.00O.
Segul says that his father was a di-
rect descendant of Father Antonio Sc
gul, who settled in Florida about 1900
and became the possessor OF a large
estate, which was inherited by his
father, and Segul says that he is now
the only heir 10 it, The estate consists
of about 5000 acres OF valuable land.
Segul has taken steps to recover posses
sion of IT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04

THE fellows who wanted TO see Nc
Namara elected were around with a
magnifying glass yesterday trying to
discover who was the stronger candi-
date. Tie loyal Republicans of the
county had no difficulty in deciding
this question. Hence the large plural
ity for Hicks.
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MARYLAND BY 10000.
Senator German Again Meets Defeat In
HIS State.

Senator German Again Meets Defeat In
HIS State.
BALTIMORE, Nov 4-Ths Democrats
of Maryland. under the leadership of
Senator German. have again tasted the
bitterness of defeat The almost phe-
nomenal majority of %, 600 for Lowndes
year ago has been duplicated and per-
haps exceeded. as with full returns
from twO-thlrds of the state and half
of the city the indications are that Nc
kinley leads Bryan by 10000, 10000 of
which has been contributed by Balti-
more city, heretofore a Gibraltar for
Democracy.
Five Republican congressman have
surely been elected, the only doubtful
district at this writing being the First.
IN which Joshua w. Miles dem. may
be reelected
In the city an almost unanimously
Republican council has been chose"
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whistling rattles and other instruments
of discord were abroad. Others held
forth ON every side with oratory. and
the praises of the Canton candidate
Were on every lip. Large stereopticon
bulletins gave the details of the swell
Ing Mckinley tide to the eager multi
tude.
There was comparative quiet in front
of the Mckinley home as the crowd re-
maintained DOWN town. The ladfes
who heard the returns in the Mckinley
parlor included Mrs. Mckinley. Mother
Mckinley. Mrs. Duncan, the majors
sister. Miss Helen Mckinley, Miss
Mabel Mckinley. Mrs. Maria Saxton
and Mrs. Marshal Barber, sister of Mrs.
Mckinley
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Maine Republican by 30. 900.

PORTLAND. Me-, Nov. 4.-The cleo
lion in Maine proved one of the quietest
in the states history. Generally the
returns showed a falling OFF in the
Democratic vote and slight increase
in the Republican vote, which accounts
in great measure for heavy Repubh-
can plurality, estimated at 10000.
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HOW BRYAN srARD THE NEWS.
He Received the Returns In a Room at
His Home.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4.-Mr. Bryan
received the election returns last night
1t his home over a special wire. He re-
mained during the evening in his pri
vate room i'll the second S.ory of his
house, leaving the first floor to the
newspaper correspondents. He told
iiem II he had any commu ncations to
make he would notify them. He spent
the afternoon sleeping and was very
little disturbed bv callers.
When Mr.. Bryan cast his vote after
arriving from Omaha he was compelled
to drive some distance TO the polling
place, and to sop on his way at the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-11-04
Ni.sIs,Ippi 5o.ooo pemocratic.

JACKSON, Miss. Nov. mississippi
gives Bryan majority of $4,000. The
vote Tor Watson will not exceed 10000.
The seven Democratic candidates for
congressman elected by majorities rang
ing from I 900 10 5000.
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Kansas 4. In Doubt.

TOFEKA, Nov. 5.-Kansas Is in doubt
There are no returns whatever from the
state, and II Is impossible 10 make
prediction of any character concerning
the result. The officials of the various
state headquarters positively refuse to
give estimates
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THE gentleman who had forty-twO
telegrams Monday night showing that
Thropp was the strongest Republican
candidate is al loss to-day to know
where he i at.
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The returns from the county show
that the hearts of the people in the
rural districts still beat true To the
music of the Union.
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senator German Voted.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-SenatOr Cor
man voted at Clifford, Howard county,
Md. The senator expressed confidence
that Bryan would be elected.
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SOMERSET county gives the Major the
largest majority she ever give presi-
Dental candidate.
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THE Frosty Sons of Thunder did
themselves unusually proud.
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THE fellows who ''really couldn't
tell'' who was the strongest Congress
sional candidate have our sympathy.
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INFORMATION is wanted as TO the
whereabouts of one Thomas Watson.
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IT is claimed this morning that the
only thing Bryan carried was his grip
sack.
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Texas, rIissouri and N;r=
ginia Doubtful.

CANTON, O., Nov. 1, 1896.
GEO. r. SCULL, Esq.
Mckinley and Hobart are undoubt-
edly overwhelmingly elected. They
appear at this time to have carried
thirty states, with 325 electoral votes,
and Texas, Missouri and Virginia
doubtful. The indications all point
towards an enormous majority in the
House.
.IOSFPH u. SMITH.
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THERE is absolutely nothing the
matter with Hanna.
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ErYan Carrir. Utah.

SALT LAKE Cry, Nov. 4-Indica-
tions are that Bryan has carried the
state by ut least 10000.
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RED flags can be had at a discount
this morning.
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Chairman EIkin's Thanks.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I, 1896.
GEORGE r. SCULL.
The thanks of the State Committee
are due you. Your figures are demon
strated to be correct.
JOHN p. ELKIN,
Chairman State Republican Com
mittee.
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A Heavy Vote PoIIed Throughout the En-
plete-The Elected COnSressmen.
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Bedford County Conn
plete.

BEDFORD, PA, Nov. 4, 1896.
GEO. II. ScULI-
All districts in. Hicks 25ls: Thropp
338oi; Mcnamara 3554.
II. G. HADERMAN.
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For little man Josiah ID. is a great
sprinter.
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Vermont Republican by 3o,OOO.
BURLINGTON. VT. Nov. 4-Vermont
is Republican by $4,000.
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THE people have come to their own
ag.fiD
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SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 4.-California
has gone Republican.
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American dress goods
I5c to 45c g yard.

More fine Novel, : woolens at zoe. 75e.
SIC. sl.O0 than VT ever had-and that's
the kind most pY Yople are buying
range from Y ol54 inches.
Samples OF any of these, or Of new
Black Goods or Silks, sent free if you
ask.
Inc new Catalogue is ready-goes free
also-will fen about the
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OHIO BY 10000.
Major hcKinley's Majority In His Own
State.

LARGE CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITY
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GROVER is not weeping bitter tears.
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Good morning, President Mckinley