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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
AssAuLrep sY AN UNKNOWN
Pres.lsnt Of the American Protective Az
ISOLATION OF Kansas Nearly Killed

KANSAS CRY, Sept. i2.-.A. J. Dear
born, state president Of the American
Protective association was found lying
in the street near his home at . O'Clock
smcrninr. unconscious from wounds
Inflicted by an unknown gssailant.
Besides being badly battered about
the head, Dearborn had suffered a stab
wound. Dearborn eyid nily was assail-
ed In the night while going home.
Ats o'clock Dearborn reganed con-
seriousness long enough to relate the
manner Of the attack It appears that
he was assaulted at II O'Clock last
night as he was returning home alone
by man who jumped out from a dark
alley and struck him in the forehead
with blunt instrument The blow
sent him to the ground when the assail'
ant, drawing a dagger, stabbed the
prostrate man three times In the region
Of the heart. Then believing him dead,
Dearborn was thrown over the fence
into an adjacent yard. He soon lost
consciousness and was not discovered
until this morning, after having lain
In the wet grass for six hours.
An oxaminatiAn Of his wounds showed
the dagger stAbs are rot serious, but
that the blow ON the head might result
in conclusion Of the brain and prove IA
tai.
Soon afr relating the facts as given
Dearborn lapsed into inconsistencies
without having given description o.
his assailant. The police profess to be
lieye the purpose Of the attack was no
robbery, but instigated by some one op
posed TO the American Protective Asso
citation doctrines which Dearborn ~
earnestly advocated None OF his none!
or yaluables were missing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
GRAND OPENING.
A Nights Frolic Next Monday
Night.

A Nights FrOlic, announced for
MoaGay night Sept. ID, is not a
knock.about noisy play, dependent
upon acrobatic comedy, abbrieviat-
ed skirts and high kicking for its
entertaining powers, but high
class legitimate farce, well written,
ingeniously constructed and well
acted. 1t appeals at once to the
risible fa,ulties by It's rich sense of
ridiculous, and from the time the
g,y young widow rushes into her
neighbors drawing room after pre-
tending TO have been irighier'd
almost to death by the running
away of her favorite pair of blacks,
10 the moment that the half.blind
old Commodore endeavors to hyp-
notize his prospective son-in.lawi
without the laying on Of hands, the
fun is fast and furious, but never
vulgar or suggestive.
August Thomas, the author of q
! A Nights Frolic, claims to have
written Il during a period Of inspi
ration, and the cleverness Of thu
lines and the ingenuity ofthe scene
and incidents lends color TO hi
claim and does much to substanti
ate it. Certainly the ialanted au
thor OF alabama" "The Capitol,
aid 1.-THE Burglar" never did bel
ter work IL indeed as good.
Nights Frolic will stand for eve
sid e by side with "The School fc
Scandal" "The Rivals" Ssh
Stops to Conquer and 9Th
Shaughraun" as a model gifts elias
; II is a comedy that does not insu
the intelligence Of play.goers an
ask them to accept berlesque an
horseplay for the true work, an
has an atmosphere singularly /
= own in which pungent epigrar
: strong and breezy text and faitl
, ful char actsrizations bud an
blossom.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

LONDON. Sept. 1.-The Times this
morning publishes another 2.column
letter from Thomas q. Shearman, en-.
planning the position Of the American
farmers In the present campaign and
their demand for moro and cheaper
money. An editorial on the letter says
I'VE have mover seen an equally clear
and dispaasionate examination Of the
facts Of the controversy. which hes
hitherto been almost unintelliglble d
Enrlishmen."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
BRYAN AT KANSAS CITY.
He Speaks to . Crowd Of worhmsn
Eariy In the Morning.

lie Speaks 10 . Crowd Of workmen
Eariy In the MorAing.
KANSAS CRY. Sept l9-Mr. Bryan
began his work early this morning.
He arrived in Kansas City at 6 80 and
at depot were gathered nearly iooO
workingmen who surrounded the car
and awoko him Immediately. The re-
ception committee had met the train at
Leavenworth, but did not wake tho
nominee. The woTkingmen were from
the carshops and paokinghousOs, and
they demanded a speech from Mr., Bry-
an. From the rear end Of the platform
he addressed them In part as follows;
This Ia a little earlier than usually
commence nay mornings work. laugh.
ter am very glad to be able TO speak
for you II only for moments. Some Of
our opponents tell us that the thing "a
do is to Opon mills instead Of mines.
It's putting the cart before the horse,
What use Is there for mills unless the
people can buy what the mills produce,
and how can you start them as long a
those who produce the wealth Of this
country, particularly the farmer, arr
not able TO get enough out Of what they
raise TO pay their taxes and interest
Applause. There Is no more effec
tive way OF destroying the markets fol
what mills produce than to lower price
upon products the farmer has raised -
they will not bring him enough 20 pay
him for raising them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

A young man named Tarpley had his
hand badly lasreIated and an arm
broken In gin at Midway one day
this week.
CONSTIPATION causes more than half
the Ills OF women. Karrs Clover Root
Tea Is pleasant cure for Cons ,lpatlon.
Sold by al druggists
Billy Cunningham left yesterday Tor
the bottom to work at the Pitts Ferry
bridge.
FOR sALE-Light one horse, Studc'
baker spring wagon and set Of harne'
will be sold together or singly, to suit
purchaser. Apply TO W. T. James. Il
Miss MoEelle Boyett returned from
Iearue yesierd y.
Kairs Clover Root Tea purl1es the
blood and gives n clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Ia R. Cox arrived from Waco
yesterday.
Ask your physician, your druggls
aud your friends about Shlloh's Cur
Tor Consumption. They will recon
mend IL. Sold by oil druggists.
----s.-----' 49, 1850 - tfiuysvi --
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

One known fact outweighs ten
quarto pages Of theory. We are
taught from high official sources
that whenever two kinds of mon
ey are used in a country and one is
at a premium over the other, the
most valuable Immediately goes
out Of circulation This is laid
down as a financial axiom. TT q
writer was a resident Of this c1un-
try for a number Of years, when
silver was at a premium over gold
AID both gold and silver circulated
freely. Under the above axiom
the silver should have disappeared
Texas Farm Il Ranch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

Mr.. Bryan may be young and
inexperienced, as his enemies
would have him appear, but it is
worthy Of note that from Lincoln
to New York and back to Lincoln,
speaking to thousands daily and
meeting all classes Of citizens and
occupying often the most trying
and delicate situations, he never
made a single "bad break" Mr..
bryan is Of presidential size
Houston Post.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
Cotton RecelnlA.
HodeATrlsrs a. Chicago Successful w.'h
Help Received.

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE strike 81 90
300 union hodcarricr has ended IN n
most complete victory fer the men.
Few words were wasted m the rcsolu'
ton adopted by the Masons and Build
ers' association. which puts an end to
the largest and most stubbornly fought
strike in the building trades this year.
BY gaining recognition for their un'
ton from the bosses the hodoarriera
claim that they have won all they could
have wished when they started the
strike over a month ago. The scale Of
wages has not been agreed upon, but
will probably be the rates paid by the
biggest contractors, who capitulated
some time Ago-9O and % cents an hour,
All the men return to work pending
the settlement Of the working rules
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

QUINCY, Ills, Sept. ~ Hon Mitch
I'll Darcy. an ex.mcmbcr Of the stat,
legislature, and the present Democratic
candidate for a second term, is dead II,
was 10 years old and lived on the sam,
section in Lima township for 60 year
He operated the first steam fourmill In
Illinois and was tho father Of Charlie,
+. Darcy, the playwright, and author
Of In Old Kentucky"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l2.-W. A.
Kurtz, a holder Of first mortgage bonds
Of the Philadelphia, Reading and New
England Railroad company. has flcd q
bill IN equity in the circuit court 60 pre-
vent the sal u the Philadelphia, Read
ing and New England property under
foreclosure Of thegeaoral mortgage III
alleges that the terms Of the proposes
sale are inequitablc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
sRsIDsNIAAL coNsULTs WATSON
Wants Him 60 Come bows 60 save the
State Ticket

state Ticket
KANSAS CRY. Sept. IA special
from lola states that Chairman Breiden.
thai Of the Populist state orgAnizat
In Kansas has been in consultation with
Thomas +. Watson. the vice rresidcn-
tiAl candidate. in an endeavor TO pre-.
vent the boiling middle.of.the road Pop.
nj sts from putting . Watson electoral
ticket In the field.
Chairman Breidenthal Ia making an
energetic fight in behalf Of the Demo
cratic Populist fusion ticket He Is said
to have proposed TO Mr.. Watson that
they submit the whole matter to n joint
committee Of the Democratic and Popn
list national executive committees anI
that Mr. Watson promised 10 consider
the matter The Georgian, however. Il
said to have bluntly refused to with
draw from Kansas and will complete hi
tour Of the state. continuing his speech
IS d6nunciatory Of Mr.. Sewall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
cemn.r,I.l M.a can on MsKInlsy.

Commercial Men Gail ON Mckinley.
CANTON, o.. Sept. is-Two trainloads
Of the Commercial Democratic McRin.
ley club Of Chicago reached Canton this
morning and called on Major Mckinley.
They numbered 1900 men. They wers
met at the station by the Canton Com.
mercial travellers escort and the Canton
troops. They were escorted to the no
tells for breakfast, after which they
called on Mckinley. As they paradod
past Mother Nancy Allison McKinley'l
home, they oheercd the venerable
woman, 81 years old, lowing her 80
acknowledgements from tho front stoop
where she usually spends an hour In tn,
morning
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

KANSAS CuY, Sept IA special
from Topeka states that the middle Of
road wing Of the Populist party Of Kan.
sas which had come out with a call for
boiling Populist convention TO nomi.
nate Bryan and Watson electors has
developed a split before it could effect an
organization. J. f. Willis who. with
W. L. Wrigh,mior. signed the call Tor a
new convention last night, made public
a letter In which he requests that his
name be omitted from the call This
Willis faction is now seeking 60 nomi-
nate Watson electors BY petition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l2.-Colonel W
d. Sneed, a prominent commercial trav
eler Of this city. was run over BY q
freight train At Amite City, La, ant
instantly killed. Bo.h Of his legs were
cut OF.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
Image Of Abraham IIneeIn

KAUFMAN, Tex, Sept i2-In the
back end Of DIR. Dansby's store the plas.
tering has crumbled of tho wall and
left bare place thereon which Is al.
most an exact image Of Abraham Ian.
coin. II looks like and Is about AZ
large rs lifesiEed bust OF that famous
man
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

Chas. n. Edge, dentist, Bryan. Tex
g. NJ. Brandon went TO Galveston
last night.
Walter Wilson has gone TO Calves
ton 10 accept q position with Mi'trot
BROS, & Co.
The finest freshest fruit In town at
Lee 4 Newland's. 2l7.
Capt. TIE. Durham, eonvie, inspect
or, was here yesterday.
Bart Sims LET yesterday for Bedford
City, Va, 70 attend Randolph-Macon
Academy.
Buy your iinc fruit Of all kind, at lee
4 Newland's. 2F.
Miss Nellie Smith will leave soon to
attend school at siaunlon, Va
Fines candle, tobacco and cigars at
lee & Newland's. 2i7.
District Attorney Scott returned 10
Franklin Yesterday u spend sunday
with his family.
Call and try Ira Gooch's new bug
gies. Phone 50. Oct
There will be another county exami
nation for teachers held at the court
house next Friday and Saturday.
Grapes, pears, apples, bananas, lem
ons and oocoanuts at Lee & Newlands.
TO out for "a Nights Frolic" Mon
day night and keep the peace at home
by taking your wife with You.
Consumption. LaGrlppe, Pneumonia
ana all throat and lung diseases arr
cured by Shlloh's Cure. Sold by al
druggists.
The gratd jury returned six iudlci
meuts for frlonies yesterday aud ad
journed until Monday. The disirie
attorney informs rs they will probably
be IN session an next week.
FOR SALE-A BRAID new pheaton
Apply TO l. r. Bonneville, Sept, Is
The following divorces we're granite,
yesterday morning; Mary Haynes VS.
Henry Haynes; Fannie Mingo vs.
George M'ngo; Geneva MillG VS. Bot
Milan.
Mrs W. A. Reed and children a,
visiting Mr' Reeds parents at Well
born.
FOR RENT-Th Gregory hous,
near Presbyterian church. Apply q
w. S. Howell. q
The crowd at the depot yestcrda,
afternoon literally oiled the house AM
crowded the platform, and no bette
Illustration was needed that Bryan d
sadly, woeiully IN need Of new depot
The crowd was not principally loaier
either Il was made up of cadets an
other passengers a ho had no place 4
sit, but werc forced TO stand around au
val, for the tain. Considering the iu
men,e freight aud passenger train
lryan gives the II. 4 7. c., il doe
look like tie officials Of tue road Won,
wake up and do something fr the az
commodation Of lie patrons some am
before the crack ~ doom.
Karrs Glover Root Tea Is sur
cure Tor Headache aud nervous dli
eases Nothing relieves 80 qulckl.
Sold by all druggists.
The shower yesterday vas very r
feshing and prevented a repetition q
Fridays sand storm.
Ira Couch has three pairs Of IN
finest matcheA horses in Bryan an
i've Of the best gentle single.dlivcrs 1
town, phnne 81. Oct
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

MIDWAY, Tex, sept. IA young
man named Tarpley got his hand caugh,
In the saws Of DR. Nelson's gin and had
it nearly torn of, breaking his arm
aboye the elbow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Our terms Tor announcements for
political Offices Of whatever class Will
b always ca,h m advance OF publica-
ton. This rule will be strictly kept and
the publication Of candidates an
nouncement may be consider q
receipt for PAYMENT
The following cAsu rates will be
charged for announcing candidates for
Offices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
WoR1HlEss LANp RIcA.
A Chicago Man Makes a BIE strike In
virginia Claim.

CHICAGO. Sept. l9.-For many years
Z. II. Brainord. Of the firm Of 4. r.
BrNnerd d Co, stone contractors Of
Chicago, has held tract Of land In Vir.
ginia, some 500 acres because he could
not get rid Of It without giving it away,
the land coming into his possession In
payment Of bad debt A few days
ago Mr.. Brainerd went east with a view
Of disposing Of this tract II IL were pos.
sible TO do so. but ON making closer in.
spection of his land than had heretofore
been made, q deposit Of Manganese wa
found. the extent Of which is supposed
TO be- almost Unlimited, with what IL -
timated TO be sl.OOO.OOO worth Of th
metal in plain sight. Il is the most val
liable deposit Of maganosc ever unco
cred in this country. 4 New Yorl
syndicate has offered TO either buy o.
develop the bonanza, and work viii
begin a. once
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
EAr no LIvE, oR Ave no Ian.

What Is the dill renee just 50 You got
that which IL palalable and At the samo
time vholc,ome.
How do you like Canned Roast lleef,
Canned Saurkrau, with Sausage, Cam
ned Stewed Tomatoes, Broiled Mack.
erel Sou Ell, Asparagus. Spare Ribs,
Eat 1--we cot 'em," together with 81.
most everything elsr IN the Grocery
line. Give me a call. Phone rs.
Yours Respectfully,
RIM. WILSON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

Slow and Chippewa Indians Make Up.
ASHLAND. Wis, Sept ~ An impor
tan; historical event has just occure
in this city. The Sioux and Chippewa
two Of the most powerful tribes Of
American indians, and bitter enemies
for centuries, are smoking the pipe Of
peace. The chiefs Of both tribes were
present. The spot where the pipe Of
peace was smoked Is the scene Of ono Of
the most bloody battles between
these two tribes in the memorable cam
paign Of 1919. Chief Cloud, Of the
Chippowas, made an address in whioa
he said
I'm times bygons, we have been enc
mics, but we now come with good feel
ing. and our hearts are pare as the flag
we now carry While we love our fore
fathers we are proud oil our advance IL
civilization and greet you in the dawr
Of new era as friends" Rocky BeAl
and Flat Iron responded for the Sioux
The action will be officially ratified b,
the different tribes Of Sioux in the west
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

CHICAGO SPIT li.-Common 10 fancy native
dressed bcci aud shipping stare t29eSs 80:
Texas gras, steers, 3 IS - %; stockcrs and
ft-cders, S2s0daSL
Hogs-Cnmm0n 20 choice, 81 helal
shcep-Nativcs, g a52 81, Westerns 'Hseo
500
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

UumFHIend WuFtmon Go 70 Nnuton,
PrrrsHuRG. Sept l2.--Thirty cars Of
Homestead steelworkers left Homestead
today for Canton, o., 70 visit the Re
publican presidential candidate, Major
Mckinley. About 9oO0 men were In
the delegation The employees Of On,
western division Of the PennsylvAniI
railroad leave on special train for the
same nlace
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
A Good Thing.

II you wan, to mend broken china f.,
gass, etc, by "siamese Cement" the
best, not affected by water or heat
Sold and guaranteed by sam d. Wilson
l&Co. Oct IS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

Mesdames John AMI William Bodte.
ker and Miss Louise Mailloux returned
10 galveston yesterday afer a pleas
ant two weeka visit 10 the family Of n.
bonneville Sr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
Charcoal! Charcoal!

From one bushel TO 1000 bushels
10 30 cents a bushel. 'eave orders al
W. J. Christians gun shop.
got JomN Wn.Tg
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
A. WAYLANn a. a candidate kr
State senator from the Twelfth Sena-
torial district, composed Of the coun-
ties II Limestone, Freestone, Robert.
son aid BraEoe. subject tu the action Of
tbs u, mocratir nominating CONVENTION.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13
THE MARKETS.
Cotton.

NEw ORtHASs. Sept li.-oriiaary, iSit
good ordinary, ~ iowl middlng ~; mid
ding. 5i5li. good middllng, 81. middling
fair, 81
GALVESTON. sept ll-ordinary. z, good
ordinary. ~; low middhng, "a. middling
4 gooi middhng sgli. abiding fair, sea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

DALLAS sept II New waaat ~
Cofn-shsn~i mixed buk iool.ts so eat
fron wagon 23N9l' blis shellcd T. %. b. from
conn ry poinia carllts Is sa. ear, 80
Oa's-lstsle buik wagon crio's - d.
country points. la o
HAy--is Oods b.
I.Ard-Rehnsd, Heroes. titf. am pals ~
bacon. short clear standard s. II short clear
extra 81 snail cioar standard saltcd ~
sAori clear extra. saitst ~ ssltsi eslliss
-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

DAIi.Aa sept il.-thpios shppiat s'ess' .
q 9lB2M
Hogs-,ho.oe cornfed ranging from Us 70 -
IA. e. dS. nght weights. q ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

CHICAGO. sept u-whoat-No Z red CIV
aGlAss.
Corn-No ,. 0'Sd-f.
oat.-No. white, isAsdislSs
Lard. = lW Ms "a 2lSS
Mes pork. = barrel . 1ldAS
short clear sides boxed. - ~ ~ oi'h
short ribs sides, loose 81 @t5 ~
Dry sai,ed snaaldsra boEei 1878 biol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

Introdueed. q 8 sald. dom Tnnrn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-13

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The American guide., 1896-11-07
MCKINLEY CARRIES THE EAST,
The unitcd rrcss Claims Large pcmo-
praiic o-ses In Doubtful States.

NLw YoRK Nov 4 The United Press is
sued the following Returns from all states
received by tho United Press indicates the
election OF Mckinley. In all eastern states
large plumiitics are assured. Incomplete re-
turns indicate democratic losses in doubtful
states. The districts heard from show rcpub-
licnn gains
Returns received and estimated indicate that
Mckinley has carried the following states.
Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana Iowa. Kentucky.
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Michigan,
Minnesota Nebraska, New Hampshire New
Jersey. Now York. OHIO. Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island, Tennessee. Vermont. Wisconsin 21s
electoral votes Bryan has carried Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Missile
sippi Missouri South Carolina, Texas. Utah,
Colorado iOl votes.
New York Herald bulletin claims It is jusil-
ncd In claiming Maryland Delaware. West
virginia Michigan, Tennessee. kentucky. In
diana Wisconsin Onto Iowa, aud probably
North and South Dakota for Mckinley,
Con Osborne, secretary Of the national re-
publican committee, snys' We have carried
Maryland aud West Virginia by 5000, New
York by ,D0,0p Iowa by snO0O The rcpuh-
lican majority In baltimore viii be lhoo aud
MARY land iO00 We carry vermont by 0oOJi
Maine. b0oOuj Rhode island liO0O Connect.
cut. isoOo. Tennessee suu11
The American guide., 1896-11-07
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, SAItRDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1896
lseso. Bryan. n5i@i Lcvcrlng

Mckinley l59.siO; bryan ila.lG' lowering
t.0da Palmer, 1870.
-Four hundred precincts outside OF Cook
county give Mckinley 6ssii; Bryan 1t3sli
Palmer. 10 same In lsy. gave Harrison w.
$50 Cleveland tg,l2l
Chicago. with ono precinct missing, gives
Mckinley ~, sj6; Bryan i@@l' Palmer H.
5ps Leyering 1874 MrliInlcys majority IN
thi, city will be about el"h
The Associated Press al lOan p m states
present lndications show Mckinley plually
IN Illinois to exceed i2o1
White Tanner has run bchlud Mckinley
ssmething like . 500 in Chicago and very heaV-
ily throughout the state he IS elected over Alt
geld by very large majority
Missouri.
fvote of 1892 Dem. g6s. SOS Rep ee6qls;
Pop. ,si3; Pro, i&ll. Democratic plurality
II, 80
81. Louis. Missouri II districts outside Of
St. Louis, give Bryan ia9. Mckinney.
Twonty-nvc precincts outside Of St Louis
in Missouri. give Bryan, 3iS9. Mckinley
| lqr For governor. stevens, democrat 5. li9
Lewis. republican, i6a Twenty precincts
on capitol removal. No sOil' yes, ~,
Thirty precincts IN Missouri outside ot st
Louis give Bryan ibs6. Mckinley 2ed
| Stevens. Alla: Lewis sGs' Capitol removal
/ yes. tal5; no, 2.o3s,
Thrco precincts trst received III 81 i-oN''
| give Bryan ISL Mckinley 2h' stevens demo-
| crat 3lb Lows republican gu
Election Of Giles democrat, First congress
| slonnl district. T. conceded by about 3@
majority,
Nineteen precincts In S. Louis out NJ ia'
! Give BRYAN 1857. Mckinley glo'' stevens
| pa. Lewis. e.0l5
-Four precincts 10 Eleventh cone5cssiona.
district give JOY. republican @"' Hunt. demo-
I crat GA ..
Forty precincts In Missouri outside of st