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Evening journal., 1896-10-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

DR. J. T. EllegOod delivered very
instructive lecture at st. Johns parish
house last night on the Care OF the
Ear and Eye under the auspices OF
st. Johns Chapter, Brotherhood OF st.
Andrew.
On November the annual week Of
prayer will begin at the Y. M. c. A.
Chief Welde, Of the Fire Depart
ment, who has been sick for some time,
is again on duty.
The new Federal building is ex-
pected to be completed by July 1.
Register Of Wills Crossan has
granted letters Of administration upon
the estate of the late Rev. Merritt HUI
burd, S. T. d., to ID. Wendell Hulburd.
his son. The estate is estimated 70 be
worth about $6000
The following deaths were re-
ported to-day: John Wilson, Blanche
y. Harvey, Laura j. Nelson Eliza
Green, Caroline II. Grooves, John T.
Thuts, Helen Vernon. Amy Dubois.
Lizzie Davis and William Durham.
Register Of Wills Crossan has
granted letters testamentary upon the
estate Of Margaret L. Mcdaniel, late
OF Wilmington, to B. Frank Mcdaniel.
An oil barge. loaded with petrol
cum refuse for the Liebig Manufacture
ing Companys plant, passed up the
Christiana this morning.
The adjourned September term Of
the county court will begin on Novem-
Der g. and the regular November term
will open on November 10.
The Sunday afternoon testimony
meetings at the Peoples Mission, which
were discontinued during the Summer,
will be resumed next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
MORE ABOUT MOROCCO.
The Trust is Still Under Way
and Expects to Succeed.
BLUMENTHAI & CO. A THORN
IN THE SIDE OF THE PROMOTERS
OF THE TRUsT-THEIR PLANT
is DESIRED. BUT CAN'T BE HAD.


1t is probable that within few days
a proposition will be made to all the
firms whose plants are desired by the
proposed morocco trust to sign
the monopoly contract or sell
for a cash price. What the
three Wilmington firms, on whose
plants the trusts have a covetous eye,
Will say Is yet to be determined but
from the letter of T.. Blumenthal &
Co. published in the Evening Journal
yesterday. it is fair TO presume that
they at least,will not accept any propo-
sition.
Only twelve plants are wanted in the
trust, and about half of them have al
ready accepted the proposition made to
them. The trust expects to have all
the necessary preliminary arrange
ments made within two weeks, so that
the issuing of bonds and floating OF
stock in the trust may begin on De-
cember /. These are the firms whose
compliance with the terms Of agree
ment of trust is desired
r. H. Foerderer Philadelphia, $500
employees Burk Bros. Philadelphia,
400 employees; j. p. Mathieu Philadel-
phia, 800 employees: G.. Baum & Son,
Philadelphia, $50 employes;F. Blumen-
thai & Co., Wilmington. 1000 en-
| ployes; American Leather Company,
Wilmington, 900 employees; Ford Mo-
rocco Company, Wilmington, 800 en-
ployes; Pevear g. Co., Lynn, 450 en-
ployes; c. Hauselt, Newark, 14O en-
ployes, W. zahn. Newark. 140 en-
ployes Booth g. Co., Gloyersville, N.
", 1900 employees; McDermott & How
ard. Brooklyn, $50 employees.
These firms are among the largest in
the world and their establishments are
better equipped than most of the
others w. Zahn, of Newark, and r..
Blumenthal g. Co., OF Wilmington,
have the right to use the
Schultz chrome tanning patent
Independently of the Patent Tannage
Company which owns it, and as this pat
ent is relied on by the proposed trust
as one OF its principal factors for driv-
ing out competition, IL is probable that
nattering propositions will be made to
both firms. But IL is hardly likely that
, Blumenthal & Co. would accept, as
their letter of yesterday intimated at
much.
There are about forty morocco manu-.
facturers in the United States, and az
Z the trust only proposes to acquire
twelve Of them, It must expect to drive
the others out of competition.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
TRAINED NURSES GRADUATE.
INTERESTING EXERCISES HELD
AT THE NEW-CENTURY CLUB |
LAST NIGHT.


LAST NIGHT.
Miss Anna J. Short Miss Susan B.
Slaughter. Miss Elsie Moore and Miss
Jennie M. Rutan were graduated from
the Wilmington Homeopathic Hospital
Training School for Nurses last. night
The graduating exercises were held in
the auditorium of the New-Century
Club The graduates. gowned in their
hospital uniforms, occupied seats on
the stage, with the speakers and fac
ulty of the hospital.
DR.. McCurdy. of Central Presbyter-
ian Church. opened the exercises with
prayer This was followed by scloc-
tions by a quartet composed of Miss
Blanche Weldin. Miss Virgie Jones,
Frank b. Ayars and Leonard E. Wales,
Jr. The presiding officer was 9. w.
Pusey, president of the board OF trus-
tees of the Homeopathic Hospital.
Miss Mary White, superintendent of
the training school. read her report. IL
showed that during the year 200 pa
tients had been attended at the hos
pital and 1903 secured medicine at the
disnensary. She referred feelingly to
the death of DR.. DOane and to the ill
ness of two of the nurses. The report
showed the training school to be in a
flourishing condition.
DIR. Drusilla G.. Barlow made the ad-
dress to the graduating class. She con-
graduated the members in having
passed their examinations and referred
to the noble profession they had
chosen Professor Pemberton Dudley
in his address. compared trained
nurses to angels. He told how much
patients life depends on careful nurs-
ing and how the nurses brighten anc
make comfortable a sick room.
The diplomas were presented by G.
w. Pusoy. The addresses were inter.
spersed by music consisting OF selec.
tions by the quartet, guitar and man
dolin selections by the Misses Pierson
and a solo by II. Howard Carver Th'
benediction was pronounced by Rev
/ Il. A. McCurdy.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
Wilde M'ALEER BURIED.

Willie McAleer, the boy who was
killed while at play on Saturday, was
buried yesterday afternoon. Services
were held at St. Paul's r. G. Church.
Interment was made at the New Ca
thedral Cemetery
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
DELAWARE VS.. CONFERENCE
ACADEMY.

The Delaware College and the Will
mington Conference Academy football
teams will meet on the gridiron at
Riveryiew on Saturday afternoon.
There is much rivalry between these
teams, Delaware having defeated the
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

Al the weekly meeting of the Street
ana Sewer Department last night, the
weekly payroll of $S7S8. and the
monthly payroll of $7S4 were ordered
PAID. The secretary's collections
amounted to $193.20. The city treasurer
reported the balance in bank to be
S139, ,791I9.
The street commissioner was ordered
10 pave east Fourteenth street, between
railroad avenue and Marsh road.
A bond for $4,000, of the Delaware
and Atlantic Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company, was received.
Ihis Is the amount OF Sc
curity exaeted by the department from
the company for the faithful perform
ance of contracts entered into with the
city, in the matter of having its poles
on and conduits in the streets. The
bond was referred to the city solicitor
for his perusal and approval.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
ms. JARLEY's Wax WORKS.

Following is the program Of the en-
tertainment to be given in the Opera
House Thursday October 30. by the
pupils of Delaware School of OratOry.
PART /.
Vocal solo............M Mrs. Howard L. Pyle
itatiOn.....,........R r. Stanley Burleigh
Club Exercise and March.
Children's Class
Vocal O.............. horace Is. harrison
Recitation, Fanny" r.. Stanley Burlegh
PART IL
Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works-Flower Of
the Family, Dude Quakeress. Mother
and Child, Bicycle Rider, Coming Through
the Rye, Jack Spratt and Wife, Maud
Muller Lady McBith. Cleopatra. Mother
Hubbard. Little Red Riding Hood. You
Dirty Boy. Juliet Sleeping Beauty Susan
b. Anthony. Twitting Jean, Giggling Girl,
Singer Margaretta. Nellie bly,, Pocohon-
tas and John Smith. Mary Queen OF
SCOTS, America and others.
Reserved seats, 10 and Is cents, for
sale on and after Wednesday. October
2S, at Eden Hall.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
PLANTING SHADE TREES.

The Levy Court commissioners have
number of men at work planting
shade trees along the New Castle
Cauaoway So far, fifty-eight maple
trees have been planted. IL is sup
posed that they will be large enough
to shade the road in about two years.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
scoTT CHuRcH ORGAN REcITAL

The new organ Of Scott NJ. e. Church
was given fitting dedication last
night by being used for a public re-
cital by Professor Frederick Moxson, OF
Philadelphia, assisted by Miss Kath-
arine ID. Sheain and Thomas S. Me-
teer, formerly Of Wilmington The or
gan is one of the finest in the city. and
cost 81 500. A very interesting program
was given, the opening number being
the "Onertorie de ST. Cecilia" OF
Grison. Mr.. Meter rendered a musical
recitation, "The Last Hymn which
was particularly pleasing. He was ac-
companied by Miss Mabel Hart and c.
+. Fondey. Miss Sheain sang several
soprano selections.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
A HORSE KNocKEp DoWN.

A horse belonging to c. r. Melchior
received a shock from a broken electric
wire at Front and West streets this
morning. The animal was knocked
down and badly bruised.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
REFusEp To AIp THn PRoJEcr

The Wilmington Board OF Trade re-
fused to appoint a special committee
TO go to Washington to-day to act with
committee from the Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange to petition the sec
retary Of war to begin the work OF
dredging Cherry Island flats imme-
diately. IL will approve the project OF
dumping into the western channel the
material dredged up from the flats, as
is proposed.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

Rev. A. G. kynett, of Spring Garden
M. e. Church. Philadelphia, who was
a personal friepd of Rev. Merritt HUI
burd, and who teek part in the HUI
burd meaorial service last Sunday, has
been eleetee president of the Philadel-
phia M. 2. Preachers Association.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
IAN 7 7
REcEpTION no THE CuIEF.

Supreme Chief William Oscar Brown
of the Knights of the Golden Eagle
various Wilmington castles on Friday
night.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
SERIOUSLY INJURED ATFooTBALL

WEST CHESTER. Oct 28.-Ralph
Miller Of Coatesville, a lad OF II years
Of age, while playing football in that
place last evening with several com
panions, received a kick which rup-
tured one OF his bowels, and grave
fears are entertained for his recovery.
He has remained unconscious from the
blow ever since IL was received
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
DUCKS IN THE DELAWARE.

Sportsmen who have been on the
lower Delaware river and bay recently
report plenty of ducks there.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
BTsF IN STOCK

At the stock exchange Of Scott & Co.
this morning the stock Of the Bay State
Gas Company showed a slight increase
Before the suit here, shares were sell
ing at 1914 per cent, or Sl6.50 per
share, and then took a sudden drop to
9ss per cent, or 4 11-16 per share. from
the effect of the suit. They were selling
to-day 1915, an increase of IA.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
STOLEN.

sTOLEN.-Last Friday evening a very
valuable beagle dog, about fourteen
inches high black and white, high rump,
a little thin. half hound When trailing
has a long hound yell; Tray by name. /
will give reward for recovery OF dog, also
has him will return him at once no ques-
tions viii be asked.
JOHN J. CREEDEN, Hockessin, Del
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
BOND OF THE D. & A. 7. & T. co.

STREET COMMISSIONER TO LAY
PAVEMENT ON EAST FOUR
TENTH STREET-PAY-R ROLLS
ORDERED PAID.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
CLERKs TAKE NOTICE.

The poll clerks would facilitate the
counting Of the ballots by procuring
the tally sheets from the chairman of
the Board of Inspectors and complying
with the tickets thereon. A great many
have this advantage already. The tally
sheets are nine feet long
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
NOTIoEs.

Members Of Humanity Circle.
No. /, Brotherhood Of the Union, also
members of Franklin and Loyal Circles.
are requested to meet at the hail. Fourth
and King streets, tomorrow, Thursday.
at / o'clock, p. m, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of our late brother,
John Wilson.
CHARLES L. WILKINS, c. w.
Attest WALTER 5 SHERWOOD,
IL s. X
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CHARLES HAYWARD,
Room No. 3. McNeY Bnilding

ATTENTION, WORKAEN.-Wnm
ton Lodge, No. !, A. o. u. W., viii cele-
brate the twenty-eighth anniversary of
the order in its rooms, southwest corner
Ninth and Market, Thursday evening
October 2s. p. G. M. W., j. Alphens Van
SAINT, of New Jersey, and others, will
speak. All members invited to be present
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

NOTICE.-The board of directors of
the Street and Sewer Department viii re-
ceive proposals until s o'clock Tuesday
evening November 3, 1896. for furnishing
and placing upon the street corners LOCO,
more or less, street signs; samples to ac-
company proposal. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Attest:
HARVEY j. WILEY, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
tion will be made to Hon. Ignatius c.
Grubb, associate judge OF New Castle
county, at the County Court House. in
the city of Wilmington, on Saturday, Oc-
tober 81, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m, for
supplemental certificate amending the
certificate Of incorporation of the Davis
Spring Plate Company"
Evening journal., 1896-10-28
ATLANTIC oIrY HOTELS.
WANTED

WANTED.-Pupils to enter shorthand
school; see us for terms etc. MYNICH a
OFT, No. 1lO3 Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

Attorney for the stockholders of said
company
Evening journal., 1896-10-28

LADIESl Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best.
Safe reliable. Take no other. Send 4c.
stamps for particulars. ''Relief for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadalphfa
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WISCO N SIN,

Brodermord. Iva br0der Cars
vile Alexander och Edward Day kom-
mo en- dag forliden vecka i grail ON en-
obetydlighet. Gralet slntade ea att
Edward ihjelsk6t Alexander. M0rda-
rem ar arresterad. ...as =. v. -
En- cyklonartad storm drog tis-
days fran Diver Madison, fororsakands
stor skada. Taket pa operahuset ned.
blaste, mindre byggnader kullkastades
och elektriska tradar nedsletos. Ingen
menEiska skadades.
Farlig sofplats. Edward Abra-
ham. boende mira Oshkosh, bes0kte i
torsdags ett politiskt mote. Morgonen
derpa fans han dod pa jernvagssparet. 2
Dst antages att han pa ahemvagen lagt
sig att sofva pa sparet och blifvit 0f. .
verk6rd. p. ;;eat ....~.,l.. IS -
Olyckshandelse. Eft par hastar,
som egdes of farlnaren Gregg, boende
mira La Crosse, blefvo en- dag forliden
yecka skramda och skenade. Gregg
blef sd lila skadad, att han inom tre
timmar ,afied, och hans hustru sarades
mycket lila, men hopp finnes ON hem
mes tillfrisknande. ''.5 .5&$"o
/ Fran rikedom till fattigdom.
Flere personer, som parit rika, ha for
lorat, ALT. hyad de egde genom sjel:-
m6rdaren Romburchs f6rsnillningar
George Hawkins Watertown har for
lorat SIC. 900, och han arbetar nn for 81
om sdagsn, mrs l. w. Spencs i Fond
du Lac har f5rlorat sac, 600 och tru.
ssteerna for Nelson's sterbhus Ida en-
sf0rlust at s21, ,000.. =
Mordforsok' mot en- prest. Da
pastorn for ST. Peters polska katholska
kyrkan Stevens Point. Q Zielinski, i
fredags qvall satt vid EFT bord inne
sitt rum affyrades tvenne skott genom
fonstret mot honom, dock utan att
traffa. Nagra dagar f5rut mottog pa
storm EFT bref fran en- okand person
med uppmaning att inom sex dagar
lemna staden eller ock riskera att nil
sta sitt lit
West Suparior-nyheter. Inbrotts.
stold f5rdfvades nyligen i pastor Srits>
chefs hem vid hornet af s13 st. och
Courtmings ave-, under det pastorn
h6ll predikan sv. luth. kyrkan.. Hela
huset genoms6ktes och varor till EFT
betydligt varde bortstulos.- Kr5garen
John Larson hemkom en- dag f0rliden
vecka fran en- aktur pa bicykel med
blodigt och s5ndersargadt hufvud. He
la hans uppforande tydde pa, att han
f0rlorat bruket of sina sialsf0rm5gen-
heter. Han kan icke g0ra reda for
hvad som intratfat. ooh det Ar annu
okant, ON han rakat ut for nagon olyc-
ka eller for 5fyerfall. George Swan
son, IL ar gammal, rakade ! raandaga
I'll sin ena arm indragen maskinariet
af Daisy mj0iqvarnen. Armsn krossa-
des linda upp till skuldran. Gossen
stros komma att do af sina skador. The
Chase White Furnace Company har
Inyiigen inkorporerats med EFT kapital
u. s5o, 600
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ten var afven att vanta, ty motkandi-
daten Lind var onekiigen en- mycket
stark kandidat. Dessutom ;ir man for
vissad ON, att atminstone fem al de re-
publikanska kongressmannakand
terna blifvit valda. I Iaiette och sjunde
distrikten ar utgangen iinnu oviss, men
det forefnnes godt hopp ON saval Nor
ris som Eddys val. Skulle detta vara
fallet, kommer Mfnnesota att ssinda
siu republikanska kongressman till
Washington nasta ar.
Att detta val kommer att blifva
f0ljdrikt, derom lider intet tyifyel.
Man visste forut, att,en republikansk
segerskulle aterstalla fJrtroendet inom
affarsyerlden och harpa ha vi har ST.
Paul redan hunnit FL bevis dag, lagen
efter valet, ! det stadens banker upp.
gifya att, stora summon guild b0rjat,
deponeras. Dstta ar ett godt tecken,
och skulle det sedan afven visa sig, att
republikanernas seger stracixer sig till
kongressens beggo kamrar, % torde
man med hoppfuilhst kunna 90 framti-
den an.
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Lopande Mr. M 35.
DA KOTA.

Vintern har inbrutit. I Long.
ford, s. D., har all troskning upph0rt
pa grund at den lnyckna sn0 som fallit.
En- stor del af saden ar aunu icke tro-
skad.
En- svar snostorm rasade i lordags
Dakota staterna. Kreatursegare yid
Upper Missouri och Cheyennefoderna
ha lidit betydliga f5rluster. / Huron.
S. D., lag snon en- fot dup. So
I Huron, s. D., gores en- kraftig
anstrangning att utrota ALA de l6nkro-
gar, som bedrifvA sin rorelse derstades.
Det ar att hoppas, att nykterhetsvan.
nerna komma att lyckas slit arbete.
Da olyckan ar framme. En- ung
man vid namn Gallagher FOIL man
days fran platformen af en- Great
Northern passagerareyagn vid Grand
Forks, N. D., och liot en- 6gonbIicklig
d0d. Hans hem var Michigan.
Pa resande fot maste 81. v. Pc.
terson Watertown, S. D., vara. Han
har niimligen blifvit utnamd till resau-
de passagerareagent for Minneapolis &
St Louis banan. Hans distrikt inne-
lattar de bada Dakota staterna, Mime
sofa, Montana, Idaho, Washington och
Northwest Territory vester ON Win
nipeg.
Het debatt Tvenne man i, Devils
Lake, N. D., T. S. Cordner och Rob.
lllinssworth, rakade lordags kommai
diskussion Diver penningfragan. Stri-
den siutade med att den f0rre framdroe
en- revolver och sk0t ihjel Illingsworth.
Mordaren 0fverlemnade sig frfyfflipt
at poiisen. Dat forhallandet, att III
ingsworth tilldelade Cordner fere STAG
hutvndet Imam denne affyrade sin re-
volVer, kommer troligen att gifva
m0rdaren en- lindrigare dom I'm annars
blifvit fallet.
uppvaknade Duluth Fran Lis
bon, N. D., meddelas, att en- farmare,
Martin Gilbrandsop, boende nagra mil
oster ON staden, harom dagen reste till
Sheldon i sallskap med nagra CODA
winner" for att f0rldsta sic. Han
medlorde omkring $500. Efter att ha
intagit nagra .'"'styrkare, foil han i
s0mn och sof lange och val. D5m ON
hans stora f6rvaning, da han uppvak-
made och fam sig liggandei en- gods
vagn / Duluth, Mtnn. Penningarnee
voro naturligtvis f6rsvunna, sd att han
nodgats akicka bud hem eiter reskassa
foriatt knnna kom5na tillhaka. Medan
han Vasit berta hae hans hnstru fBr-
summit iran hemnet, Hon har antag-
Hgsn gait Wise pa prairiena och gran-
narne gora ifriga spaningar efter
henne.
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Den amerikanska nationen visade,
att den 0nskar folklig regering
med sunda principer.~ II. !
Den vaIdiga vaIstriden ar utkampad, repubka-
nerna ha vunnit afgorande seger
och den stora amerikanska
@r...<@> II nationen ar raddad.

Kentucky och Tennessee. Sasom f6rrt
namts, eger-nan grundad anledning att
hoppas, attdessa slater stallt sig tdet
republikanska ledet, och delta ar EFT
of6rtydbart tecken till, att ''den solida
S5dern" numera fnnes till inbillnin.
gen blott.
Ltka belatua som republ likanerna
kiinna sig Diver utgitngen af president
valet lika hoppfulla aro de med hansyn
till sammansattningen af den feintio-
fente kongressens REPRESENTATIVES,.
Det beraknas namligen, att .republi-
kanerna komma att fl 1914 kongress-
man densamma.. Och detta antal
aro anda ej inberaknade nagra ssssound
money"-demokrater ,>@fast6nsgotVifv
aktligen Aere s;idana blffvit valda.
Naturligtvis pastar presidenten for
silfverpartiets kampanjkomite att fri
silfvermannen ia 5fveryigt represen-
tanthuset under nasta kongress, men
man kanner iu, huru litet virde pasta
enden fran delta hall ega.s &s;~@55 55.ss1 81 r
Hvad Minnesota betraffar, sa berak-
mas McKinleys pluralitet har fran Is, :
600 till IS, 900. zGuvernor Clough anita
ges afven med sakerhet ha blifvit ater-
valid fastan med betydligt mindre r0st-
0fvervigt. Att hans pluralitet Ell skull
10 bli sd stor som MeKinleys har j sta
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vervaldigande majoritet och alven ALA
de tvifvelaktiga centralstaterna synas
has gait 6fver pa hans sida. I f5ljande
slater ansesg Mckinley med tamligen
stor sakerhet ha vunnit seger.
Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
4 Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Mi
chigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, North Dakota,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
South Dakota, Vermont, West Virgil
MIA, Wisconsin och, Wyoming. Dessa
f5rfoga tillsammans Diver 251 elekto-
ralr0ster. Dessutom har man grundad
anledning ait hartill rakna Delaware,
Kentucky, Tennessee och Oregon, hvar-
iemte republikanerna g6ra ansprak pa
att ha vunniti California och Texas.
McKinleys majoritet hera af de
Jstra staterna ar ofantligt stor. Sa
uppgifves han staten New York ha
erhallit omkring 295, 900, iPennsylva-
MIA 10000 och, i Massachusetts 900
rosters pluralitet. Illinois. Iowa, Mi
chigan och Ohio tros ha gifvit honom
loo, 1000 r6sters pluralitet.
Wisconsin har att framvisa en- stBrre
repabli kansk majoritet an. nagonsin
f6rut statens historic,
En- betecknande omstandighat iir
den, att Mckinley afgick med seger i
sin egen stat SAINT slit valdistrikt och
precinct, medan deremot Bryan led me-
derlag slit valdistrikt och precinct
saval som den stad, der han hittills
varit bosatt, och troligtvis har han
Atven f5rlorat sin stat, Nebraska. Ii
ka olycklig var afven Sewail, hvars
hembygd Mckinley erh0ll bstydahae
r6st6fvervigt. fsts.
En- AMMAN omstandighet, som harvid-
lag kan sagas vara af icke mindre be-
,ydelse, ar republikanernas styrka /
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valkampanjen har. varit bitter, bitt-
rare I'm nagon sedan den 0desdigra
kampanjen 1860: men likasom det re-
publikanska partiet da gick segrande
ur striden sa har det. afven nu gjort,
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