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OREGON Is REDEEMED.


Portland. Nov. The campaign IN Or
egon has been the most exciting in the
history a. the state. The Republican
state committee. after careful canvass
IN every county OF the state, places the
minimum majority for Mckinley a. ssee.
tn. latest estimate given out by the Pop
olist STATE committee puts the majority
for the Bryan electors =; sssa
Al the state election held tn last June
the Democrats and Popillists both had
tickets in the field. and their combined
vote on supreme tndSe exceeded tae Re
publican vote by 4.sae The national Dem
ocrats claim they VILE cast al least 4 90
votes IN tAe state. Al the presidential
election four years sro the Democrats ana
FcpulisiS fused on ore slector. bg. hts
tetal vote WAS 4es short os the CON-
nlned vote os the Democrats and Popnl!sss
on the other three electors, who were
voted fer saparate'y
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Salt Lake. Nov. 1.-The campaign has
closed without any sensational features
II is estimated that the vote Of tre state
viii be over - 40. as the women VII vote
for the fret time At this election. The
chairman Of the penoeratic committee
claims that Bryan'S majority VII bs over
fA.ss,a. thar King. Dem. for congress. VIII
be- elected BY over 5000 ma jorsty and that
the Democrats VIII have twentg-seveu
ma torSiy or tosnt baiiok in ff1e legislature.
The chairman of The Republican commit
tee does not name the figures on fsfe presi-
Dental vote, but says the Republicans will
eleot Tire congressman snd carry ma
sorisy Of ths ieg stature. The Peoples PAR
ty expects 10 poll stro'Eg vose for Foster
for congress.
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FOB M'KINLEY Or NOBODY.
Indiana POpulists, Betrayed Into
Fusion, Are Instructed
Axafnat HPyan.

Chicago. Nov. LA Muncie. Ind. spe-
ciaI to the Tribune says: The Populist
county committee, through its chairman.
O. l. Ross, publishes the following card:
ITO the Populists of Delaware County,
Ind. Believing that the Populists have
been outrageousiy deceived into fusion
with the Democrats. a fusion that means
the ruin and utter destruction OF our
party, hereby warn the members OF our
party from voting the fusion ticket, ana
by so doing perpetuate our party.
BY sales. trades and other dark meth
DDS II is rendered impossible for true
Populist to vote his sentiments.
Even a vote for Bryan and Watson
would. by present agreements. be count
ed in the electoral college TOR Bryan and
Sewan.
Il believe all true Populists should re-
fuse 10 vote, or vote for Mckinley.
20. l.. ROSS.
Chairman Of Populist Party. Delaware
County
County chairmen all over Indiana have
sent out instructions similar to those
from Chairman Ross.
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Connecticut VIII Give 10000.

Hartford. Conn, Nov. chairman O.
r. Filler, of the Republican state central
committee. makes the following state
ment: "A conservative canvass of this
state just completed shows plurality for
Mckinley OF 5000 but the plurality will
probably be larger. The state ticket will
have a plurality OF not less than 5000
and we will elect four Republican con-
gressmen by pluralities ranging from 1000
to 1900. The house of representatives
will have not less than 200 Republican
members out OF a total OF 80. Indications
point TO solid Republican senate"
Today Alexander T. Troup. chairman OF
the Democratic state central committee
said: II have come 10 the conclusion
that Mckinley will probably carry the
state. but his plurality Will not be more
than 5000"
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N HoBART,s STATE.
Electors and Eight Conxreasmen All
Republican

Trenton. y. j.. Nov. I.-Chasruan
Franklin Murphy, of the Republican state
committee. declares that Mckinley WIN
carry the state by between 4o.0sa and 5e.6eo
and that the Republicans will secure the
entire eight congressman. seven of tae
eight state senator's and nearly all of the
lower house. The Republicans have been
aggressive throughout the can1pa .gr. and
prominent speakers have advocated their
cause In every locality. On the other hand.
the Fourth congressional district has been
the only section OF the state where the
Democratos have been active THIS In
c,udes Newark. Jersey City and Patterson.
Ex-senator WintoH. chairman OF the
national Democratic state committee con-
cedes the state TO Mckinley and asks al
gold Democrats to vote for Palmer. 80
as to give a total vote sufficient TO permit
hereafter the nomination OF candidates BY
convention instead of by petition.
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EVEN ON SUNDAY.


Canton. o. Nov MAT. Mckinley never
looked better or seemed in better health
than today. He went TO c1urcn this morn
ing as usual and took a walk ard drive
during the dav. Mrs. Mckinley. after
weeks Illness was able TO sit up ard In
feeling much better. The day brought an
innovation for the campaign, a Sunday
delegation.
The party consisted OF about 100 OF the
frs. voters Of Detroit. sent as the repre-
senta.ives OF the First Voters Club. OF
$50 members. In that city. Nondenon-
stratio1 was made. The yisitcl.t 70
the church services which Mes Al Kin
lev a,fended. and aftsrward cEek fs the
house 70 shake hands with him T1ey re-
turned home this evening.
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Helraa. Nov. THE campaign just
closed has been remarkable for the al
sence OF anything Ike vigor. The Repuo-
isean candidate for governor met with an
accident early IN his speaking tour when
compelled h@s withdrawal fron arttve
work. The p~mo-PopulAst carcsss;s for
governor went 20 California % make
speeches. and Congressman Chzrsss s.
Hartman went East 10 make silver
speeches He made q few speeches here.
ard Col. wni. r. Saunders. Senaso Carter
and others made q few speeches for Me-
kinney. TEE Democrats and Popuissfs
had several speakers ossf. but large meet
sngs were rot numerous on effaer SIDE.
The fussonssts claim that Bryan xsll get
about tgo-snlrcs OF the yoses cast m the
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IRISH HOT AFTER BRYAN.
National Democrats 10 Camp on His
Trail.

Omaha, Nov. I-~0ne OF the most escis-
ing as well as intensely interesting feat
ures OF the campaign will occur tomor-
row, when William j. Bryan in his rapid
fight through Nebraska WIFI he followed
by Hon. John r. Irish. Of California. The
itinerary Of the Irish train has been ar
ranged with great care. Hon. Euclid Mar
Tin. chairman of the National Democratic
state central committee. having the affair
in charge.
Bryan viii spend the day along the Bur-
ilngton road. starting his speech-making
in the early morning ani closing his cam
palgn in Omaha Monday evening Shortly
after he has commenced MS tour the spe-
cIal train carrying Irish and the flower of
the gold standard Democracy OF Nebraska
will follow him closely.
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silver Maiorities CT . Pieces East
Of the Meuntaaa., WAsls the wess
side wiii Rsal - : No vote Ten
Mckinley, sslalvnn sna Othep
Nominees = Fasuess nejeet tA~
Arguments es ~ rsssssass-n-.
erywhsrs Rspunolonn. Ars ce~~
Aae.t Ana welesns 1lsssasa Daa
- . ssssIlss sssae - nsstss
Ti1es.

All indications point y Repah,iesu
victory in the state q washington -
morrow. The gains during ~ lAst month
of the campaign have hesa phsnomena1,
and encouraging reports hAve come IN
from every one Of tho thiftyscuur counties
In the state. The campaign q education
has had its effect. and In no ethee socticn
is II more apparent than in Easteen WasA-
Ington. where the Populist strsnetA has
been gradually. but surely wanine Chasr-
man SwetIand's estimate Of uo3neity q
5000 for the Republican ticket h IN con-
sidered too low. for the chAnss u ssnti.
ment has been most marked d11me the
past ten days. and 1t II not IT Al lnpreo-
able that Washington will IN tn ena -
found among the landslide state. q the
Union.
1t was thought that the Populiels .ueuln
come over the mountains into yveGaeFn
Washington with 1900 majority, hut r.
ports from Spokane. Columbia, Walls
waHa. Yakima and Whitman ar9 inch ~
to warrant tho belief that thio I'D IN
really not exceed s.ooo. west4sn + ~ 10.
ton. which has always seen - eeuJul
money. will be more strongly H1puhnc1n
than the campaign managers Gxpecta&
for the work done recently has had groGk
effect. and the sIump in the Populset
strength has been very noticeable svsr1-
where.
Pierce county Is wide awake. and since
the great demonstration Of Saturday Is
is only question as to how largo the -
jority will be. The work in King county
has been thorough and. the latest advtceg
from both city and country give gr9us1
for believing that the country will SO ~.
publican by from $3.50 to 900 majority.
Jefferson. Clarke. Chehaiis and Levi
send in reports that show certain Hapu1e
iican supremacy. In kitsap. Clallam. -
Juan and Island II is only a ques.ioa -
to the size OF the ma jority. The soou4
money sentiment has spread In Whatce4
and Snohomish until they can contldRnflx
be put in the Republican column.
Careful polls make 1t almost eeFtat1
that west of the Cascades tho nepn1e
iicans will have from 500 10 10.ooe mA~
Jority. enough TO overcome any lead In
Populsts may bring from Eastern Wash
ington. and sufYicient to entitle the steee
TO be ranked among the strcng soHnM
money commemorative of the unicn. y
Is not expected that the Palmer ~
Buckner ticket viii poll any considerahn
number of votes. as II In now vefy oo1e|
orally understood the sound money -
ocrats all over the state will vote fef -
Kinley in order that W1shinGepn ~
not Re allowed to go before she eeuntsJ
as a PopuIist state.
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Denver. Nov 1.-The campaign IN this
state has been almost devoid of interest.
SO far as the national tickets are con-
cerned. as a fusion was early effected be-
tween the Democrats. Popuiists. silver
Republicans and the Silver party on pres
identiaI electors for Bryan and Sewail
and on Congressmen Bell and Shafroth
for reelection. This combination e is
conceded. viii carry the state by a very
large majority The vote this year is es-
timated to be about 10000. The support
ers of Bryan and Sewal claim for them
a majority of 1900 The Mckinley Re-
publ.cans promise to show twice the
strength credited to them by their oppo-
nents. State politics are very much mixed.
The silver Republicans and Democrats are
fused. as are the Populists and Silver
party, on the state tickets. Both combs-
nations are calming the victory All par
ties except the Mckinley Republicans
have declared for the reelection of Sem
ator Teller. Ex-Gov. Waite. msddle-of-
the-road Populist canaldate for governor.
has made an active canvass. but Is not
expected to poll more than l0,0o0 votes.
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Providence. r.. l.. Nov. The Repusli-
cans claim the electoral vote Of Rhode rsI-
and and both members % congress. The
Democrats claim and hope for nothiny
The Republicans say they see 10 reas1n
why the plurality in each OF the two con-
sressional districts should not be s.oo0
ON the prooaeie result OF the election IN
this state Tuesday. Franklin y owen
chairman OF the Democratic ~o-,rnf,.as
made the following statement "a .ha .x.
sociatei Press: Nc KInlev van 49,.
ao.o plurality in Rhode Island ana ,ss
two Republican congressman vii be s,e,.-
ed"
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MR.. BYNUM's FORECAST.
Mfnnesota. Michigan. Iowa, Illinois
Kentucky Snfe-HOpe for Mis-
souri, and Nebraska.

Chicago. Nov. i.-Chairman Bynurn. OF
the national Democratic committee. re-
turned 10 the Palmer House headquarters
this morning from a stumping tour OF In
diana. He closed his speaking engage
naents at la Porte Saturday. In speaking
OF the general political situation he said
The states OF Minnesota. Iowa, Michi-
gan. Illinois and Kentucky viii cast their
electoral votes for sound money. ] hope
Missouri will DO the same. and I feel con-
fident that there Is a chance OF saving
Nebraska"
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Maine SIN 10000 s,ronr

Augusta. Nov. 1.-The chairman OF the
respective state committees express tho
show much change from that OF the re-
cent state election. although chairman
Beele, of the Democratic committee. esti-
mates the Republican majority at several
thousand less than Chairman Manlev, OF
the Republican committee The latter
said TO an Associated Press reporter this
morning: maine VIII give on Tuesday
next so.eop plurality for Mckinley" Chair
man Bcal says that the vote In Maine viii
be as follows: Republicans, 1000: Demo-
Gratis. 5000; Prohihitionlsts. 100: Poou-
lists. 2o0o, boilers. i.5aA.
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Austin. Tex, Nov. The csmpa gn,
which is now practically closed. has heen
one OF the most exciting in the h.story OF
the state. for the reason that while the
Democrats have been claiming the state
as safe all along the lire. the Republicans
and Populisfz. with the assistance of the
gold Democrats, have been making such
an interesting fight that = has kept the
Democrats busy beating the brush. Now
that the election is within forty eight
hours. tire situation, while !, looks as
though II was leaning favcrabiy 30 De-
mocraey. is m such position as to be
probIematicaI. The situation ia such tina,
the Populists hold the balance Of power.
and whichever way they go VIII tell she
story. and in their present chaotic cond.-
ton trey are the uncertain quantity.
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virginia PASSING the Dead Line.

Petersburg. Va. Nov. 1.-The Repubii-
cans appear to be confident of carrying
the state. but they give no figures. There
is no Popuiist ticket in the field. The
gold standard Democrats Will poll large
vote in every city and will show consid-
erable strength in some rural districts.
There is no authentic reports 10 Re-
publican detection anywhere. The cir
cumstances seem 70 justify the claims OF
the Republicans for a close vote.
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Washington City. Nov l-vlee chair
man Apsley. OF the Republican national
committee. said toaAy Il stand BY my
former prediction. gnat ne ReDublsra,
ticket VIII be triumphant hv more rna1
IS Votes IN the electoral college. that IN
fact Mckinisy's election ufu ~. -r,arsss
by political landslide and I have rnr
modified my estimate of the election a.
~ sound money Republicans TO m.
house
MF. Apsley leii az Il o'clock this morn
ing fer h.s home a. Haaso, NsSs -
vote for Mckinley and Hohars
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Fargo. y. D.. Nov. lie is predicted that
next Tuesday viii be the liveliest day that
North Dakota people have ever known.
The vote this year. II Is sad VII he
larger by at least 2.esa than ever before.
and IL il thought the IS. .nao mark viii he
reached in the state The Republican man.
agers N the state are confident, and base
their claims on what seems to be at,thori-
tat.ve statements from different parts Of
the state. Chairman Cooper. of the state
Republican central committee, believes
that the state - safe for Mckinley by
about $500 majority, L Is thought by Re
puhl.canx that Mckinley VIII ran ahead
os the state ticket.
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New Orleans, Nov. 1.-The Australian
ballot system will be given It's first trial
in louisiana. The state ticket viii give
Bryan a majority OF between l5.ooo and ~
0n0. The Democrats expect 10 carry all
six congressional districts. but with an
honest count the Republicans claim TO
have excellent chances in the First. Sec
ond. Third and Sixth districts.
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wyoming Probably Republican.

Cheyenne Nov. The Republican state
committee has made thorough poll OF the
state by precincts and claims that the
Mckinley electors will receive a majority
of 1850. the justice of the supreme court
100 ana congressman 900. No poll OF
the state has been made by the Demo-
cratic committee. There are no other
candidates on the state ticket.
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Birmingham. Nov. both the Repub-
Hcan and Democratic headquarters have
been open today and there is hardly less
activity than yesterday. The gold stand
ard Democracy has made an aggressive
campaign in two districts At Democratic
headquarters tonight Gen. Shelly. state
chairman. claims the state for Bryan and
Sewan electors by 5000 plurality. This
claim IS based on the theory of a large
vote and large gains from Popuiists and
silver Republicans. At Republican head
quarters 1t is stated that on account Of
the lack of funds for campaign purposes
there Is no prospect Of the Repsblk an:
electoral ticket being elected. Chairman
Vaughn. OF the state Republican commit
tee. claims 5000 white votes for McKin-
ley and Hobart which have never been
Republican before. In these districts the
gold standard Democrats and Republicans
are supporting Tom Clark. speaker Of the
Democratic house. and his election is
claimed over Stallings. the present MEM
Der OF congress. silver Democrat.
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Boston. Nov. The Boston Journal hax
fssst completed fhe usa.Sr thorough can
vass ever made for the state Il sNoss
Sae following probahle total xrfe Of
Massachusetts Tor president and xoverus-.
National t.ekss-~Aie K-gssy. X. SIS. Bryan.
I-s.isss Ackiniey's plurality. IsJT1 state
tiekst-Woseo1i, sa-ssi; Williams. 1i3sas:
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ARMENIANs FOR M-kIyLEy.
They Adopt Resoiutioas IndorsfnG
the R~publiran Nominee.

Chicago. Nov. The Armenlans OF ctrs-
caxo and adjacent towns al mass meet
ing held today adopted resolutions calling
attention 10 the Armenian troubles sa
Turkey and urging ali citizens OF Greek
and Syrian origin TO vote for Mckinley.
A delegation of six Aruaensans started for
Canton tonight TO present a copy OF tie
resolutions TO Mai Mckinley.
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Dsmtnx. y. II. Nov While IN Dpar-
silt of bandits who have been committing
murders and rebberies In the Southwest.
and in the yscsnify of SxeEe.oa canyon
near the Arizona Isaes Deputy Sheriff
Frank NJ Galloway. Of Sf.xsr City. was
SHOT and killed by member Of hts own
posse. who rnistook hsrn for = rossber in
the darkness. having cai1e1 cat - BIN and
received no answer. Tire posse wag csoHa
On the robbers. rat bad eampsd for she
night. and Galloway was oa waleA. TIE
robbers hare their escape.
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North Carolina and Mckinley.

Raleigh. N c., Nov. 1.-The Republicans
claim the state for Mckinley by l2,onn.
The Democrats claim Wa'son's election
for governor by $1,000. and the Republic
ans Russelrs by from an,asD 20 4oeo. All
attempts at prophecies seem wild. in view
OF the endless complications In the state.
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Sioux Falls, $. d. Nov. National
Kittredge says Mckinley
will carry the state by soa 20 l2.ec. He
SAYS the Republicans viii have not less
than ninety out of 12s in the legislature.
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ODDS OF THREE TO ONE.
An Ohioan Who 10 Willing to Ris
&1OO.0O0 on the Result.

An Ohioan Who IL Willfng to Risk
$fOO.0O0 ON the Result.
Chicago. Nov. 1.-Two commissions
were received in this city today on Me-
kinley. One of these consists of 100000
and is in the hands of John Roach. c. c.
Wall. OF Ohio, is the owner of this sum,
and he has instructed Mr.. Roach TO bet
II on Mckinley at odds Of 3 20 !.
II win bst II In sums of sl.Do,' said
Mr.. Roach. "or will iay the whole sum
against sgaags.Ss. Mr. Wall means busi-
ness and the money Ia here
T.. l.. Hagenbuck. secretary and treas
urer of the firm of Chaplin 4 Gore, holds
another commission This Is for $25.ooo.
and Is to bet on even terms that Mckin-
ley carries Illinois by 5000 plurality.
New York. Oct. 1.-According TO reports
at the Fifth Avenue hotel tonight the
betting on the result OF the election re-
mains about the same as TO odds. A
manufacturer named Gould has placed
bet of $50 on Bryan against $50 for Nc
kinley. pat up by C. NJ. Reed. Al Smith.
the hookmaker. claims to be ready to
take all the bets that can be offered on
Canton, Ohio. Nov. 1.--There Ia con-
siderable talk here OF bets. al
though little money can be placed ex-
cept at exceedingly heavy odds for Me
Kinley on all propositions. and finding few
takers. a pool OF young men has posted
a wager of 81. 900 that Mckinley will carry
his precinct. city. ward, county, state. and
be elected. the loss OF either 10 lose the
bet. No part OF 1t has been accepted.
Farms waxered ON the Result.
Eureka Springs. Ark. Nov. 1.-Two
farms. each of 40 acres and valued at s.
an acre. or s.. go each. have been wagered
here on the result OF the election In Iili-
nois. r. r. Stickney. of Carthage. Mo.
representative of Jasper county In the
Missouri legislature bet James r. Pom
eroy of this city. that Bryan will carry
Illinois. Deeds to the two farms have
been deposited In local bank.
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Washington cssy. Ssv. f-A1x.ztant
Postmaster Generals Jones. Maxwell ard
Craig have gone "a their homes "a Ilisz0.s.
New York and North Carolina respect-
ive9y 70 vcae. Commissioner OF Patents
Seymour left tonight Tor Connecticut
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Large Registration In Omaha.

Csnaha. Nov. 1.-The registration In
Omaha closed las. night. The complete
returns OF the lsoara az registration gnai-
cate that nearly aa9o vsfsrs have regis
tered In the seventy-ssx vosseR precincts
Of the city The exact number Is = sss. an
increase OF 2.Iss ever the registration o.
year ago. and OF / IFS over two years ago.
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Croup Quickly Cured.

Norxrary GLKx, Ark.-Our children
were suffering with Group when we received
bottle Of Charnte-l1in's Cough Remedy.
IL afforded aIn0s. instant relei-E. A.
TzozS1oS. For sale by Druggists.
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D.mocr.,. Give up Vermont.

st. Adams. VT Nov. i.-Evervthing
points TO a Mckinley victory in Vermont.
the Democrats neglecting all efforts 70
increase their normal vote In the state.