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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

broadway directly opposite Aston place.
WAS tue scene ilst ni-ut off 30 nr. which
started BOZ tle rear of buildings frontre
both on Broadway and Mercer street.
ami spread east and west through th.
cellars with such rapidly that few
minutes after the arrival of the iremou.
flames were loau.n- from nearly every
window on both streets.
The i.re proved lO - o. spectacular ono.
Before The engines arrived iG response 60
tlr third alarm the front of lhe building
ol tno Broadway side was lh.lz. from
the sidewalk to the roof above. which
sparks assembled several hundred fcat.
The burned buildings. which were CONF
pletclv Quilted We're 40 90 Broadway
and So sos Mercer street, THE damage
VIII amount to nearly S110N Tle chico
losers are II. Rothchnis Sons a. Coz bar
fixture makers and billiard table mnnr-
facturers. who occupied tho ground floor
Hni collars ~ both buildings THE upper
floors ON thc Broadway side were 0o.gn.. 10
ir leo Goodman. roekwoar maker and
David CARRIER. photographers Tho bat
firm Of r.. r. Connect & CO.. which Or-
cupied the adjoining builIing Nos 1N
md li5 Broadway had % narrow escape
Although great party walls divide tho
buildings am explosion of hot air blew in
several of the iron shutters on the win
dows. and flames started in tho building
About 5000 damage was done hv the fire
and water In tho hat h0use-T0-day
New York Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
rfcumoND,> ADTANrIGnS.
4 Financial. Manufacturing Commerce.
Nholcs.Ie and Jobbing Centre

4 Financial. Manufacturing Commercial
Wholesale and Jobbing Centre
The southern Field for December has
the following.
The recuperauve powers of the south
ora fulv evidenced by the growth ahd HN-
vancomeut of her commercial cenleis'
From time TO time We viii refer 10 lne
various cities and towns reached 10y I'D.
Southern Railway. To make mtnloh Oh
them an i'm one issue of thls paper "'"t"
require the enlargement or inc paper t'
81 size quite inconvenient. Hence our
readers arc requested 10 follow up with
our various issues so as TO ne auFls''
about an points.
No CITY has more interesting ana cA-
citing history than Richmond. Va. Every
student ass well as homcsceker should
scnd 10 the Secretary Of tine chamber
of Commerce at Richmond ana receive
d copv of the pamphlet De issues. giving
.uocfc data relative to the Capital OF the
Old Dominion.
Briefly. it can De righuully saiu tnal
Richmond s 90 financial. manufacturing
educational social. commercial ana
,ybolesai. and iobbing center. with 90 pro-
missing future for am increased develop
ment i'm that direction. n is well supplied
VIII "i , ...,...,,,.t. bf,s nm
gate nu-iD, r,...,.,,l,,I ia. th. l.i.i.-
in'' 'ne ili'.,'o''s -. ,gt.nt of country
ing '-l'''. ~. 'tl,. en-. announcement
ana ,"' 49, .t.... f,,,. A. tha natural
lh pl"-' '.' o' -, ,e country, trfbu-
Ie.o"l '', o' ,'o 1910, .o win Hirb-
mond advance.
,.,r'risc1 H., iearn that nearly
''.....+,.,,,., enternris.s factory
I it.ii.,a, are I'm onaration. eivn- cm-
r,fo.ncnf to UPWARDS of 1900 people and
rli-.'- ,.,..., ,eo ann ono worth Of cuisines anne
LII. ,rbeeo f.lras sneak wonderful
thi,e. when we consider that thirty years
.,., tto ritv poople and tributary couu-
. .,..... ,.,.,cti,silv b4nlrupt. After the
"' W.. ,,,..,. stsrt had 10 Doe made
was ,,othods for transqctinc
,'D" l''''o '.,t.'l Tho citizens. as
."- 49,. '.,..,..i to ti,.. emergency They
1" f'i,. .'.ie,.r1 Themselves 10 the SUR
r,.,1i,,. and the result ehows-succcss
,r,. tll,,cro bt,sir.es alone of Richmond
& t.,...l.,f,,,,. study and as the trans-
. tr ,h. i.af and manufactured
.. o., .to,, 81 oaa0lO annually. ID
rlts ~ prominent figure I'm the commerce
~ tto ritv Row people roaliz. that the
iron interests of Richmond occupy mo-
moan noeition with other iron producing
,.,,tors al this country A visit tO Tho
,rr.ac,9~ richmond Locomotives. ola
I,,,ri,io, ana Talbot works demon
.,'.l. ,.o f.r+ thot ALONG toward the
r... s,,,r5 mis- niacc listed Several
.i.-.....,.l ,,,.,, ar. aronioyad In these flc-
."..' t,,r.;,.. ,',,t O., nroduat which finds
- ..f.. d., tl.f. l.,t fU fo.r.I,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

,,o,ber View or Her accomplishments
and Her Good Common sense.

I
announcer
and Tier Good Common ''"N''
,t... .-t.... o., Ohio N.w York sun
Too DO | .... ..f... lfron-
as Follows NA' r.i''' ,..
fta f.N humans of whom N.f
and uarnlf- fnnt ie fnt reason 30. ~
,.-it. 40 Cd GLASS; Southern -ltlaf M4lNt'"
~ ir last Sundays SUM-
,rn. s;oufnrrn -.rI .- Ulnt-tl.tl. li--
g.. altrogleGa.d of 800 WoM.1. SO ODD lhal
,..rfirul1r -h, d.. I0t slull.If.
A.. f,r lDr belief .n men. aa. tl.ft tit
c'-fl.r- riri h.. subtle. Do she hls amy
.',.r,.-i.-- .r. +. very quiet aal.i ihti..
-. ,..,...,fg,. fn. f.rf fnaf human nh-
..,,. 4... rof maxi. fr. HIGHEST Cnoii5 iof
,..r, I.UaI. fr accept Do tt IT'S
~ 81. d.. fnu do -.ufIm ut. audi uar
"'- ...,,....-tr. .s % llr own powers
,.',, .f,..f.hf fnroI-l "a SCENE
OF tI.r ,.offffr and Duivallt.
~ .... ,.. t.~ ,o.r.frr. She ls ar-
H.. t ,ffr... conscience with
'F'' I o,'.,. lft+f. irro.put way. and bon
o.. DO ,r.Ii.f,, .r.i,- committing here
,.l,l ,r d... uar code loo flirting
,-,..t hmm the man. but Doe care-
-, 1870 t-,rt ,orr-.If. When her cou-
i..'' .-' Inn. t.i,ffr,.- .he enjoys Cd feel
-.' ,.,.,,..... ,r and tenderness toe
.i- t,N,, 81. naireiv assures herself
M'-' 81. b. l.oi for r4.t 10 he DOB love with
I SO r-.l.- rfp nr0misc To stop
grri,ri.inl- ar5 fIlas Genuine pride boo max
no him show uu at church regular
i,' Sic has fnaf mothcrly feeling for
- ,i.f.f b. ~lo.o,. . MART OF good
~. i.,,. .rT ct. mover ueglects 90
49,. ~ .,., i, .. ID mother often
pl"i'D "ii ti.,l ,ttt5 '''"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

The Budding Poet Cribbed from Pos
"Eulalif and Was Quickly Exposed.

The Budding Poet Cribbed from POe's
"Eulalis and Was Quickly Exposed.
The Sen Francisco Chronicle prints an
article which exposes bold plagiarism
from Poe boy Yone Noguchi. the young
Japanese protege of Joaquin Miller. who
has recently been exploited in certain
publications. None came here 10 attend
Stanford. but as he was not prepared TO
enter the university he decided TO live
with the Poet Of the Sierras. az his home
back OF Oakland. and cultivate poetry on
oatmeal and scenery. lie soon became
the idol of the literary lotteries of the
Athens Of the Pacific. and was hailed by
the female members as a new genius from
out Of the orient. No one could under
stand what he wrote but this didn't in
lure his verse in their eyes. Yone an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
IaWl eSSneSS.

She started up IN bed with an excla-
nation Of anger. How dare you" she
cried
The burglar quailed
Her voice rose 10 a trenchant shrek
How dare you call when you know this
T. not my night az home"
Abandoning his tools. he fed. pale with
terror. New York Press.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
GOLD DEMooRArIo Plans.
Chairman Bynum Says His Wing Of the
Party VIII Await Developments.

Chairman Rynum Says His Wing of the
Party VIII Await Developments.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Chairuan w. D.
Bynum, of the national committee of
the gold standard democracy, made the
following statement:
It is too early for the sound money demo-
Gratis to decide upon course Of action for the
future We shall have to await developments
While the policy OF the government so far as
the standard is involved, has been settled, the
details Of a sound financial system yet remain
to be accomplished. The present defenseless
condition Of the treasury must be remedied
before We can hope for lasting prosperity, and
this will DO a difficult task as some radical
changes will be necessary
A reunion Of the forces Of the democratic
party can only be had on the platform Of the
Indianapolis convention; the Chicago platform
was a radical departure from the cherished
principles Of the party and those who continue
20 adhere TO it will find themselves swallowed
up by the pOpulists. 7 an sure our efforts have
materially contributed to the result No one
will question but that our speakers we're a
potent factor on the stump. The splendid
campaign Of Gems, Palmer and BuckneF and
the speeches Of Secretary Carlisle. Gov.
Flower, Col Irish, Col Fellows, Mr., Hum
phrey and Others had great influences with re-
pubiicans as well as democrats, I shall call
the executive committee together at an early
date, but not Immediately as I have been
closely confined to the work for five months
and shall take q little recreation first
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

Willie SlimsOn-Mamma, does Santa
Claus get in his sleigh on Christmas eve
and drive around to all the houses Of
the little boys and girls?
Mrs. Slimson-Yes, dear.
Willie-And does he stop at each
chimney as he goes along, and leave
Just the right things?
Mrs. SIimson-Yes, dear.
Willie-He must be pretty quick to
visit all the little boys and girls in one
night.
Mrs. slimson-He is, dear.
Willie (thoughtfuliy) ~ don't believe
he does it that way.
hrs. Slimson-HoEg do you think he
does it?
RHlie-I think he plans ahegd and
does some 81 the work beforehand.
Hrs siimson-A slst makes son thsnl
SOP
WiIIie-Weii. I notice That he's get
ali nay presents put sway il one Of the
closets. already.-Tom Aassons in n. 7.
Truth.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
KANSAS FOR BRYAN.
The Sunhower State Carried by
Antj-RepGblican Foreea
8FyaH's Majority IN The State Hay Reach
15,O6O-Leedy Little Under Thas
Figure-ThS Legislature Il
Largely ROpuiisk

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 6-According TO
the returns from 90 counties in Kansas
at fusion headquarters which the man.
ayers claim are reliable. Leedy's ma.
jority is ITO The other nine coun-
ties to hear from they say win swell
that majority probably 5OOvotes The
republican managers have but little
hope for their state ticket While they
claim that it looks very much like 9
fusion victory they say that the cleo
ton is so close that Morrill, may pull
through. The governor, however, has
given up, as we'll as the other state
officers
This makes the slump in Kansas
complete, except for the election Of
republican congressman in the First
and Fourth districts, and a bare posi-
bility OF the election Of Harris in the
Second It is the most stunning de-
feat that the republican party ever
suffered in the Sunfower state. The
returns at fusion headquarters indi-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
STORM ON LAKE ERIE.
Gale and a Binding SnOWstOrm Trouble
Fresh Water MarineFs.

Gale and a Binding SnOWstOrm Trouble
Fresh Water Mariners.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. ga special
from Sandusky says; A heavy storm
suddenly blew up yesterday morning
and has been raging on Lake Erie.
One of Zeitsel Bros sail boats, with
three on board, Henry Mayer, Jacob
and George Vergt, is missing and is
believed to have gone to the bottom of
the lake with the men on it Half a
dozen other fish boats were upset and
demasted. A steamer that arrived
just before dark reports having seen
several capsized boats in the lake upon
the bar off Cedar Point. Saw three
men, but was unable to give any as
sistance. The money loss thus far is
heavy
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
Senator Tillman In Good Spirits.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. Ex-senator Ben
Tillmau, of South Carolina, passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
en- route home from Chicago. He was
interviewed by a journal reporter.
The senator was in good spirits, al
though he conceded the victory of Nc
Kinley. He declares the fight for free
silver has only been started and will
be continued Bryan, he said, would
be the democratic nominee in 1900 and
would certainly win.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6-The president
has eommUted to three years and six
months Imprisonment the I've year
sentence imposed on AloHz0 Z CFaw-
ford, 10 the western district Of Mis-
sauri, Tor sa bezziemsnt, false entries
IN hanks ana false reports to theccmIr
trollaF OF lie ansrencH.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
- nanInoug ID Defeat.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 6-Mr. Bryan
has sent the following telegram to
Maj. Mckinley: Senator Jones has
just informed me that the returns in
dieated your election, and I hasten TO
extend my congratulations. We have
submitted the issue to the American
people and their will is law"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
Milwaukee Claims the banner.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-This city claims
to be the banner city Of the United
States in its vote for Mckinley. The
returns show that while two years
ago, when there was a republican
landslide throughout the country, Mil
waukee was carried by a fusion Of
democrats and populists by loo this
year it goes 1900 for Mckinley, show.
ing a gain Of 1900, which, in proper.
ton to its population, is believed to be
without equal in the country.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

cate that the senate and mouse
this winter viii stand as foHoWs' sem
ate-Populists, 2i repuoilesns' III
democrats, 3 House-Popullsts' Vsi
republicans, 45i democrats q free Sill
yer repuoileans' 4 ms gives tne
poPullsts 20 votes on JOINT oaiioI, Il
more IMAM majority over al oUuef
other parties combined hhlie tne re-
Ipublieans have not heard from al ths
precincts, they 90 notoueS''o' 'ss rs
IslatiVe clalP' Ope'-7
case Brodl ua's aft7 U
rality Tor CO l '.''' '-2-i',
Every count 'ee.sIea ~ -.'1' Io-ii'
,l-4I -, ~ ,.-i..- 80 80. f5a D.'e
w ,'l1l ,C3. i- y 'i''
. 1 Dou. 49, 49, y ,, IN, .,-
d VouT w. d Di t'. ~.
son ABOUT w n'' pun '-'-'
up 70 over tt o'U -. o...-.
D. L: naIIIS came up I'oln Ose1 ~ :
lsst nlght; ne REFUSES 70 Soaceue sne
election OF refers .nG PoPul-Ss, ~ Jon
greSs' nsIuIus a. ~, ms - I -. ~
Piaceu nun OnIy 'nio 800 80 $3.50 100
anu WINE mere W LOS ieee el.sN ~. 49,.
sage from nus n9l'oso'' s'' ~ 80 .-S
, MISTAKE OF 'eu 'o'sa ~ t lii9 80 =.
la0 U5eh ulscoVeIeu ~ 2 Wv ~ ns s--lSI -
fFanAIln county II 'uiS 10 s 1870
MT harris says nc Is eleS'et.
me result pePe sS upon - ~ aHCG 49,
county - me Ina oC ~ - 80, $50
ain any margin a. an, n9 - eIo' W.
Ool narrls gov q ua oi' -. a. 4H1 ts;s -"
oIneF coun ''eS II 'ne isy ys, Ii-' -
gong aealus' ma 800 10 : '-I I- 80
IVA, an Ai-'le rs SOU - - - -, 10
DOuf OoH ~ GOV '-uN OOT 80 - - -
Douglas anu amen Ra'0 nm lnolG.l
IleS, Inc 'apludl CLAIMS .i1e eie''iO"
Oh Harfls Dy d p.'fail'y Ul %
4, H. h'1gsiy p'uI'Iiigy ~ gYei ~ n, =
hlrA paVricA ioF eou ieS9 =. ', - -
district Is very IaIsS, ou-y .. 20 -
qau gave AiIAP1v,lcA . HaJoI''s ~, SUI 4-
Snat only OF o. Neos''O ,o VIZ rt. % 40
h,oselyi Wou's JIG - TO TO-, T-L -,
l.4SOi CONVEY near! 7O'' Ia 49, 49,
ABOUT fV1' ana eacn OF tue oliiei 'Oun'
ties larger OF sLnailer hlaJor''y'
Chairman BrelaenLna' Conceues s .
re-electlon OF ChaIles OurVIs Al tne
Fourth district Dy 4oS votes nav la l4s :.
gave gooa majority LOT Ou[Sls' Ou' ~
was lar OeIo" the one usually
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

the following states are yet doubtful,
pending complete returns: Wyoming,
Kentucky, Indiana and South Dakota.
National Chairman Hanna claims In
diana, South Dakota and one vote in
Wyoming for tbs republicans beyond
auv doubt.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Table Showing the Total Vote by States ana
the Number Received by Mckinley aad
Bryan, Respectively.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Tbe following
table shows the number Of electoral
votes for the presidential nominees, as
compiled by the Associated presss
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

Justice q las S1pFe-as Cc1rt stephen
5. Eiela ceiebfz-sd yesterday ne s.'th
anniversary Of his biFth. 1he last'ea
did not 20 70 the court. bat spent the
morning hours in his libsry, where 9
constant stream Of visitors came sao
vent ali day 70 o1er their congratuia'
I'm.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

shines are harder than they were last
year. sighed young Ardup, looking
through the pages Of hisdiary. -Ayear
ago to-day there we're only fuuF mea
esae 70 sss zoe With bus I've bseG
duHasd bg q fsgsg, ssso t{E
Hge
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

E.AwEBEcE. KaE., Nov Ans els
cisl co9as OF the yates eaSF IL s,7s
eounly shoH s plurality 81 -
smsT. Tor district iudsa IhiZ
It's slsoeoa. theBza So zSs
gI5B easss Eays Sc Fl.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
-Four Candidates for Speaker,

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. e-Four names
have already been sprung by the PoPu'
lists for the speakership Of the house
Of representatives. They are Edwin
Taylor, OF WyandOtts; " F. True
blood, OF osagei ~. I. Brown, Of Pratt,
and y. b. Street Of DeeatuE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

ST JossPH. No, nov. 6-omcials Of
the St Joseph & Grand Island railway
announcs that they expect to reopen
ali OF the Il stations, which we're closed
along their line two years ago owing
10 The stEinpent times
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

FLkTrE CRY, 10, NOV a-lhonai
.opsll saot end killsd James BTy9n.
nasll WEs Bypass .sthsy.le'iaV
sf glag sfss ls7ilg Hss
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

W4EHJSeQ0E. Nov. 6 - ChairnaR
50Bes has bseR aFpoiatsd assistant
stlogpeg teE ths ni5ais 6issTill q
slshag
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
At large, J. E. Osborne D.
ArrIring II q ConcIusion.

Offenders Of the Fifty-fOuFth congrtss.
Rep, EOS; dem, 80; silver rep 2 gold
dem, g. pOD., a.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
NEW YORK.
-0RTH CAR0LINA
NORTH DAKOTA.
At large, N. Johnson r.
QUO

y III 80 10 . NI-'1--''7
OHIO.
Nv. B. Shattuck, R12. J. J. Lentz, D.
2. ], II. Bromweii, ,EllS, J; A.. Norton D.
3. ]. L. Bremen, Dill w, s, Kerr K;
(. G. A. Marshall, d, l5 =, c. Van VoOrhis'
8. D. MeekisOn. ID. r.
S. SETH Brown r; u. l. D9nf2Edl r.
z. W. L. Weaver, K Ill. J, A. McDoWelltD
& A. Lvbrand. r. rs r. ". Taylor,t II,
9 81 n. Southard,* Rll9. S.A. NOTthway,FA
10. /. ], FentOn,' R. 20 Q. 3, Beach X
II. c. H, Grosvenor'Rl2l. T. Z. Burton T.
OREGON.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

f-1ohu = Fulton h TROY.
s-R r. Wallack, 2. Atohisor
S@-W A. Harris. p, LinWood
4-HehFy thinner. b, Kansas Citgs
&c y johnson, r, OSkllocsa
s--W. b CroSs0n, p, PE0la
III n. Caldwell, p, Garrett
Sc, T. SchsneF p, Sutton,
g-E. II Ryan, p, BraEilton
l0-M A, Householder P, Columbus
lI-George Campbell p, Osvego
52-H W, Young. p, Independence
lS-Hl p Farreily, D., Chenute
i4-G. Ii famb. R., Yates Center
l5-H F. Shellos, ~ OtlaWa
18Th. G. Jumper. p, GeiVeFu
NV. i. Sterne, R, Topeka,
lS-A. l. Coleman, r., Seu6ea
l9-F A. Stocks, R., Marysvilld
~, c. Morrow. R., HadoRm.
gl-JOhn E Hessin, R., Manhattan.
22-George W. Hanna, p, Clay CentsH
eS-R 7, Beatty. R Florence
2i-J. T. Braddcck, p, Eureka
2j-W r. Benson, P, Chelsea.
s6-Jason Helmick, p, Cioyerdale.
I'll p King, P, TanBehin
pa. G. ForneY, p, Belle PLANE
Sci D. LeFelling, P, Wichita
SO-Royal Matthews, R, ticPhersGE.
Sl-J. N Reser, P, Salina
82-W. A. MosheT, p, CoRcordiG.
8}-Ans0n Cooke, p, Beloit
8l-W. b Helm. p, Ellsworth.
Si-John Armstrong, p, Great Bend
5i-F c. Field, p, Pretty Prairie
STA. J. Titus, p, Anthony,
SS-A. d. LupfeE, P, Larned.
Slew Pritchard, p, Bin City.
sQ-Dln Hart, p Norton,
The senate stands:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

Complete List Of MEMBER Recently El-css
Cd to the House esd senate.
TOPEKA, Kan. Nov. Following IS
= list OF senators and representatives
TO the next Kansas legislature, With
the post Office address snd politics 6
each.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
MINNESOTA.
MISSISSIPPI

L J. A Tawney,' Rial. FIeteher,s r,
2 j. q. McCleary,e III 6, Page Morris, r.
) J; =, HeatWolet. R Z. F. NJ. Eddy.' R
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
MISSOURI.

l. John NJ Allen D. 8. W S. WniismsaD
2 ", B. Sullivan d 6. G. ". =. Love. d.
8. 7. c. Catchings,' D Z. Patrick Henry, ,
Fov ID
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
Indiana IN Dispute.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov, Com
piete unofficial returns from every
county in Indiana show McKinley's
plurality to be 20, SCI Chairman Parks
Martin, of the democratic state COM
mittee, claims that the returns that had
been received at the democratic head
quarters did not include the populist
vote in good many parts Of the state.
Iowa Strongly Republican.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Nov. 6,-An repub-
lican congressman in Iowa are elected
beyond a doubt, and McKinley's plu-
rality in the state is estimated at from
gO 0O0 To % OOg.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
THE HOUSE,
ATARAMA-

/. G. ". Taylor, D. I6. Bankhead' D
2 ]. F. Stallings.s D, 7. NJ ". Howard, T.
3. II. D. Clayton, D. g. JOS. Wheeler D..
(. Edm'd II. Dryer, d 9. ON. UnderW d. D
< Willis RFnWpr y
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

CHETENER, Wyo., Nov. 6.-Sixty-six
precincts ia this stats, 10 Of which
we're democratic and 50 republican in
the last election, are get TO be heard
from, aud VIII probably show a repub-
liean majority OF Goo One Mckinley
eleetor aud the republican candidate
for supreme judge are elecled. Thers
IS strong probability that tbs two
Fsmsining McKsEley electors sad ~.
pNbIieGH e6BgFsssmen vii b eieaisa
By rem Bog g si9 plessllsg
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13
KENTUCKY.

/. g. e. Wheeler, D. Z. Evan Settle, y.
2, 9no. D. Clardy,' ID s. G. II. Davidson. r
3 John s. Rhea, d. 8. SAINT ]. Pugh, r
4, David II. Smith, ei!0. T.E .EitZpatFk, ID
3, Walter Evans r, III David G. ColsOn II
6 Albert s. Berry nj
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-11-13

Francis z. Warren, Cheyenne. .Is0l Rep,
Clarence D. Clark, EVanstOn.....lS99 Rep.
summaryi Rep, q; Dem, 80; Ind, TO-
Pop, 9
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-31

SUMMARY
Total receipts. ............ $50, 795 "a
Paid from county funds. 4,867 40
Paid from Road fund. $40 IL
Paid from school fund. 1856 O5 :.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-31

Balance in treasury. 16,443 10
The above balance stands tot tho
credit of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Sept. %, 1906:
..-x --..,. :. - 49, f.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-12-11
DIED.

EPPS--In Rapid City. Monday. December 7,
1896, Elizabeth. wife OF DR.. Franklin Epps,
aged fifty-two years.
The announcement of the death
OF Mrs. Epps was quite a surprise
to all as, though she had been ailing
for some. time, had not been con-
sidered in a critical condition:
Deceased was born in England
where in 1870 she was united in
marriage with DR.. Franklin Epps.
They came to America in 1883, set
Ting at the time in Blunt, of this
state. In 1887 they moved to Rapid
City where they have resided ever
since. Mrs. Epps was a member
and one of the leading spirits of the
Baptist church of this city. Her
friends we're those who knew her,
and by all she will be greatly
missed. She leaves a husband and
family of five children to whom we
extend our heartfelt sympathy in
this their hour of trial.