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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-29
LECTION ESTIMATES.
s;rman Kurtz Says Ohio Is Safe For Mckinley.
SENDS A MESSAGE TO HANNA.

&3 assarts That Mckinley Will Have
 .e Biggest Ma ajority Since That Given
 Estimate Given Out at Chi-
 oo by Chairman Campau For the x e,nocratie Campaign Committee.
 oLuMBUs, O., Oct. 29.-Hon. o. L.. F,,rtz chairman of the Ohio Republic n,, sxecutive committeee, has sent the foI1owing telegram to Hon. M. A. 4a,,na. chairman of the Republican na- Iiofaal committee:
 ..Columbus, O., Oct 27.-To Hon. M. < Hanna, chairman Republican nation .l committee, Chicago, Ills. !: Ohio will i've Mckinley larger majority than Iho ever gave to leading candidate on tate or national ticket with the possi- 3lo exception of that given to Brough or Rovernor in 1863. 0. L. KuRTz. ,
 z Chairman.
 This is the first prediction which ]hairman Kurtz has made concerning ha election in Ohio. Numerous s6aVe- nents have been attributed to him, but Ione of them have been authentic. The Magnitude of the vote claimed by MT. Knrtz can best be understood when it is tated that two years ago Hon. s. M. raylor, Republican candidate for sec- etAry of state, received majority of |4.OO0, his plurality being 137,o0o. 3rough's majority for governor i'll 1863 yas 00,882 MT. Kurtz says he does Iot care to give any figures at this time, 'ut may do so before the election. It is Ighred that the vote in the rural pre- dncts will stand about the same as last ear, the cities and towns rolling up the ,iQ majority for Mckinley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-29
The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, Oct. 29.-The general as- sembly of Georgia convened yesterday A caucus of the Democratic members of the house and sen ate was held Tuesday night to select candidates for officers of the new gengral assembly. D. Berner was elected by exclamation for presi- dent of the senate, and H. A. Jenkins was named for speaker of the house without opposition. Mir Berner's nom- ination is significant from the fact that if Governor Atkinson is elected to the United States senate he will be governor pro tenn
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Both Claim These States.

CHICAGO. Oct. 29-Mark A. Hanna has received the final reports of the chairmen of the state committees of Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Michigan and Tennessee. All the state chairmen claim that their states are for Mckinley, although the telegrams received by MT. Champau of the Democratic committee, placed all of these states in the silver column. According to the reports in Mr. Hanna's keeping, the five states named will go for Mckinley by the fol- lowing pluralities:
 Iowa, 5o,ooo Kentucky, 15.ooo to 9o,- GOO Minnesota, 10000 to 40, 1000; Miohi- gan, 15, 5,000; Tennessee, 15,000.
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HUNG OUT A BRITISH FLAG.

Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
 Pull It Down and Destroy It.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 29.-Dr. E. T. Gibson, a free silyerman, Tuesday hung large British flag in his front window. Underneath was small American flag and the inscription By consent of England" He claims that he was simply illustrating the Populist claims regarding the Republicans.
 His curiosity was satisfied, for in less than an hour the street in front of his office was bowling mob, and several Grand Army of the Republic veterans procured rope and pulled the British flag down and destroyed it.
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STEVENSON HAD TO LEAVE.
E Heat at Tattersali Was Too Much For Him.

M A@ofet ht AAtCefSAu was Too Much
 For Him.
 kSHlcAao, Oct. 29.-While sitting on ne platform at the Bryan political meet ng held at Tattersall, Vice President Aulai Stevenson was overcome some- fhat by heat, and he was compelled to eakhdraw from the stage.
 eaftul that he might faint from the 4ects of the excitement, the vice presi- tent had his cab called and he went at aace to the Palmer House, where he @ rooms. In leaving the stage door ne place of the massmeeting, MT. stSVenson asked the assistance of a po- .s7 @ man who was on duty in that sec- f49n oi the house and the latter saw him Eafely in his cab.
 >iser arriving at the hotel the vice ueslaent still felt the effects of his ex- '0fiehce, but he was able to go to his rsinents without further assistance, sap ne dld not think it necessary to physician. He was, however, 2'e pale and showed that he had been
 'ne point of prostration. No serious
 HIS are anticipated.
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Reed at Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Oct. 29.-Hon. Thomas B. Reed addressed a large and enthusi- astic crowd here Tuesday. It had been planned to make 1t the greatest political demonstration in the history of southern California, and special trains were run from all over the state. A steady drizzling rain, however, pre- vented complete success.
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Full House at Omaha.

OMAHA, Oct 29. The audience that faced the national candidates of the gold standard ct Boyd's theater Tuesday night was more than complimentary to its distinguished guests. It size was only limited by the walls of the theater. Both were received with enthusiasm.
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Mother and Children Murdered.

RICHMOND, Oct 29.-Emma Wines, wife of Jesse Wines, and her two chil- dren, a girl aged and boy aged ls months. were murdered here Monday night. The woman's head was cut with an ax and the throats of the chil- dren were cut and the spinal chord sev- cred. Bloodhounds are being used to track the murderers
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Pleaded Guilty.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. William M. Westfeld, alias Butler, pleaded guilty i'll the United States circuit court to using the mails for fraudulent purposes, and was sentenced to a fine of $1O0 and costs, and imprisonment in the Iron county jail for a term of IS months, be- ginning Sept. 3, 1886.
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Sullivan May Lose an Arm.

BOSTON, Oct. 29.-John l.. Sullivan, ex-pugilist champion, is the victim of a cancer. The trouble has developed in the right arm, and Dr. Calvin of the Emergency hospital, upon whom Sulli- van called for treatment, says that un- less Sullivan takes great care he will lose his arm.
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Postoffice Pouch Rified.

ST. LoUIs, Oct. 29.-District Post office Inspector Johnson received tele- gram informing him that the mail pouch put off at California, Mo, was cut open and rified of it's contents.
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EGGS THROWN AT BRYAN.

vents Let Them Go Into Parade Escorting ". J. Bryan.
 hleAGo, Oct. 29.-Eggs were thrown
 Che parade here Tuesday after Pn that was held ill honor of the ar Hi Of Candidate Bryan and which
 escorting him from the depot.
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Will Bring More Gold

SIDNEY. Oct. 29.-The steamship Ala meda from this port for San Francisco will take $9,125.o00 in gold.
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Dr. Harley Dead.

LONDON, Oct. a9.-Dr. George Harley is dead.
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Given Away.
continuance of the same.
Dress Goods Department.

all We Wool 46ih all week rer a peryd.
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GIVE THANKS.
President Cleveland Issues the
Usual Proclamation.
THURSDAY, NOV. rs, IS SELECTED.
The Nations Chief Executive Enumeratos
some OF tho blessings for which the
People should Express Their
Gratitude.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The following
proclamation has been issued by the
president:
'By the President OF the United States:
The people OF the United States should
never be unmindful OF the gratitude they
owe the God OF nations for His watchfui
care which has shielded them from dire
disaster and pointed out TO them the way
OF peace and happiness Nor should they
ever refuse TO acknowledge with contrite
hearts their proneness TO turn away from
Gods teachings and TO follow with sinful
pride after their own devices To the end
that these thoughts may he quickened. "
Ia fitting that on n day especially appointed
we should join together in approaching the
throne OF grace with praise and supplica-
ton.
Therefore, /. Grover Cleveland presi-
dent OF the United States, do hereby desig-
nate and set apart Thursday the 26th day
OF the present month OF November to be
kept and observed as a day of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer throughout our land. on
that day let every people forego their usual
work and occupation and assemble In their
accustomed places OF worship. let them
with enc accord render thanks to tho
Ruler OF the universe for our preservation
as n nation and our dcliverancc from
threatened danger, for the peace that has
Jwelt within our boundaries: for our de-
Tense against disease and pcstilencc dur
ing the year that has passed; for the plen-
tcous rewards that have followed tho
labors of our hushandmen, and for all the
other blessings that have been vouchsafed
10 US And let us. through the mediation
OF Him who has taught US how to pray
implore the forgiveness OF our sins and a
continuation OF Heavenly favor. Let us
not forget on this day OF thanksgiving the
poor and needy; and by deeds OF charity
let our offerings OF praise be made more
acceptable In the sight OF the Lord.
Witness my hand and the seal or tho
United States which have caused to bs
hereunto affixed.
Done at tho city OF Washington this
fourth day OF November IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety six and OF the Independence or tho
United States of America the one hundred
and twenty-first.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
by tho President:
Richard Olney, Secretary Of state"
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STARTING UP.
Mills and shops at Pittsburgh Resuming
Operations.

Mills and shops at Pittsburgh Resuming
Operations.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. Orders were
issued Wednesday for the immediate
resumption of the hoopiron mill OF
Painter d Sons and the continuous mill
of Jones q Laughlins. the two concerns
giving employment, to about 500 men.
The 600 employees of the Pennsylvania
railroad shops at Walls, Pa. who have
been working eight hours day, five
days n week, were notified that mere
after they sil be given ten hours work
n day for seven days a week. They are
paid by the hour. Boyer. Higbee a. Co.
have arranged 10 start their glass plant
next Monday. and Phillips a. Co. gave
orders TO get their factory ready for
operation at once.
Baltimore, Md. Nov. 5.--The Sloss
Iron a. Steel company, of birmingham,
Ala. one Of the largest iron producing
concerns in the south. telegraphed
Editor Edmonds. OF the Manufacturers
Record that customers and producers
of iron already feel good effects o. the
election results. Consumers are anx-
ious TO hny Mt former prices. Producers
quote so cents advance for prompt de-
livery and 10 cents for 1897 delivery.
Joliet, H., Nov. 5.-At six o'clock
Wednesday evening the roo men en-
ployed in the steel and billet depart
mcnts OF the Illinois Steel company
were called 10 work after five weeks
idlpneSa
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THE STATES IN DETAIL.



indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 5.-At midnight
Chairman Martin. OF the democratic soate
committees, conceded the slate TO Mckinley
by "a 900. while claiming the erection % fvc
congessrnen-Myer IN the SECOND district.
ZenOr IN the Third. Holman Ia the Fourth,
Cheadle IN the Ninth ana Robinson la The
Twelfth. The republicans cOncede all these
but Cheacle. claiming the election Of Ian
dis by 800.
indianapolis. Ind. Nov. b.--Tbe returns TO
the democratic state committee are very
meagcr, but do not differ materially from
the republican returns from the same
counties. There are ~ counties In the state
Complete returns from 62 ~ these, with the
others estimated from very nearly COM
plcte returns. give Mckinley the state By
q gOS. The returns entire cannot change
these figures more than 200 at most These
returns for the most part come In the shape
OF pluraiitics by counties. and tho vote can
not be given until the official count Is made
to-day.
The republicans have carried both
branches OF the legislature and have a ma
jority OF 81 on joint ballot. thus assuring
the election OF a republican to succeed
Senator voorhees,.
Michigan.
Detroit Mich. Nov b-The late returns
from the state continue 10 show republican
gains over the vote OF 1872 The leaders OF
the republican party In the upper peninsula
claim that Mckinicy's plurality la that
section viii reach $1,000. and VI the official
ngiircs bear out their claim the republic
ans have carried tho state on the national
ticket b. neari. 5000 plurality
Mayor Pingrcc. OF Detroit republican
canoidnte for governor. has carried the
state by fully e0.0Q0 and runs moro than 10
90 aheat OF his ticket
The legislature ~ Overwhelmingly rcpub-
llcan although the fualon.ats have elected
Y representatives, and I'VE senator's. Two
years ago John Donovan. Of Barr, WAS the
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ST. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 5.--Jacob Sow
ders, aged 80 years, committed suicide
about 1880 O'Clock Wednesday after
noon at his place OF business, cigar
and news stand, ia East Seventh street.
The weapon used was a 80 caliber Smith
q Wesson make. Dependency is sup
posed TO have prompted him to destroy
his life, although IT is said he lost con
siderable money on the result of the
election
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Murder NJ LnlInt. I'M.

Joliet, H., Nov. 5.-Constable Frank
belong, a highly honored old citizen,
was killed Wednesday in an attempt to
serve warrant upon Lyman Hall,
charged with disorderly conduct. lie
was met az the door by Hall and shot
three times. Hall went to the police
station TO give himself up. The police
sent him at once 20 the JAIL fearing he
NVoutd he lNuche0
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Brooklyn, n. a.. Nov. 5.--Ex-County
Treasurer Harry II. Adams. who was
indicted last week for grand larceny
In the first degree was arrested WeGnes-
day morning and arraigned in the coun-
~ court. His plea Of not guilty with
leave TO demur was entered and he wns
released In $4,000 bail.
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have received advices from the states IN
dispute, that kilograms had been sent
there from democratic headquarters. call
ing on the democrats 20 claim everything.
that their election OF Bryan depended on
the vote from their state and 10 arouse
their people TO parade and make demon
STATIONS In support OF the democratic claim
OF Bryan's election.
A silver Parade.
Chicago. Nov. 5.-Excited by the an
nouncement that Senator Jones claimed
the election OF Bryan, enthusiastic sup
porters OF the Nebraskan made prepare
lions early Wednesday night 10 celebrate
through the business district OF the city.
Owing to "A Misunderstanding the police
and paraders colided at Michigan boule-
ward and Jackson street. and the demon
stration was brought 10 a sudden close.
About 300 men gathered at the Auditorium
TO march. There was no formation OF lines,
and while the police were awaiting orders
TO take the head OF the procession the
crowd moved forward. AS the column
passed the point at which the officers were
gathered the latter kept moving along the
sidewalk abreast OF the paraders. Inc
leader OF the latter thought that the po-
lice intended 10 arrest his party, and the
lieutenant commanding the platoon became
convinced that the paraders were mp 10
some mischief. Each party misunderstood
the breaking up OF the parade. the police
finally rushing into the streets and de-
manding dispersal The paradegs obeyed
without hesitation, and, breaking ranks.
walked away. The police reformed and
marched TO the city hall.
Palmer Democracy In Illinois.
Chicago. Nov. 5-The independent Gold
Standard Democracy" the official uue OF
the Palmer and Buckner party In this
state. has failed TO poll its two per cent. OF
the total vote in Illinois In consequence
IL falls below the limit liked by law and can
never, under its present organization. take
part In any state or municipal election.
This was one of the main objects OF the
leaders In this city and state in making
such an aggressive fight and putting up
local congressional and state tickets. IL
is believed In political circles that the
gold democrats viii fuse with republicans
in future elections.
a Late Estimate.
New York, Nov. 5-.Returns received
Wednesday and Wednesday night by the
United Associated Presses reduce the
North Dakota Washington, Wyoming and
Kansas and Nebraska OF the states which
were In doubt Tuesday night are trans
ferred 10 the Bryan column. and Delaware.
Oregon. South Dakota. Indiana and Ken
lucky are placed i'm the Mckinley column.
The vote in Kentucky is close, but advices
Indicate that Il Is republican by small
plurality. Delaware ana oregon are also
close states. but are apparently carried by
Mckinley
rhc later news from California and North
Dakota il that Ia the precincts so far
counted Mckinley leads. but the margin OF
votes Is 80 small that both states should
be still classed as doubtful. The latest re-
turns Indicate that the electoral vote OF the
states viii be cast as follows:
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Chicago. Nov. 4
CATTLE Market steady closing 100
lower. Fair 10 best Bceves. 81 4cff5 ~.
stockers and feeders. S2COG175 mixed
3GO
HOGS-Markct steady 10 Zoe lower.
Light, s3.25U360; rough packing. 50 05lt3 iss
mixed and butchers. - 2OG3 G5 heavy
picking and shipping. ss.201s 50: PIGS. g. 20
u3so.
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New nlshop Of WiImInrton.

Rome. Nov. s.--Rcv. G. h. Thomas has
been appointed bishop OF Wilmington.
Del. lie is attached to tbs cathedral ut
Baltimore, Md.
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THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

Chicago. Nov T.
Moderate demand and firm.
Quotablo; Winter Patents. 81 Me3t %:
straights. s3f0st3. 80 clears. s. g0Qr3 10. Sec
oncs. siS5G2lO: low grades. fl75QJ2 90.
Spring Patents. sL00G4.50: straights. S3.2S
Q3c0. bakers. So GGGf3.0e' low grades, SLl0
" Is Red Dog, SL3gqL50: Rye. 81 20QiZt0
WllEAT-Active and unsettled Novem-
Der, HQ751Ac. December. 7GizdD77Isc: May.
S0NGS2isc.
CORN-Higher early. now weaker No 2
and No. yellow, 24h02ikc: December.
254s425Ac; May. 2Ss029Ac.
OATS Unsettled. No cash. lSenlshc:
December. lS7sgl9Hc May, 2i1.M22ilc.
Samples nrmer. No. grade. 1sql4lc. No.
3. ll0l7isc. No. 2 White. i7Qi9iAc: No. 2. IS
Qlsi4c. No. 2 White. 2Odf2lc
RlE-Was firm but quiet No. ? cash.
sGQ2CIac; and No. 3, AlhGs5c: December
delivery S7ihc and May. t2c.
RARLEY-In good request and nrm.
Feed barley. Ac; mash mailing. 25lf2Gc:
fair TO good mailing, giUSOc; choice to line.
3Q35c. fancy. SCu5Sc.
M less PORK - Market moderately ac-
tive and prices higher. Quotations
ranged at N.atp7.25 for cash: 81 i5QlT. IS for
December, tO2iz9S.25 FOR January. and
3S.g1la6tS.GO for May.
LARD-Tradlng fairly active and prices
higher. Quotations ranged at NNH0t~0
for cash. NLNitu4.30 FOR December; s441l<
QlG0 for January, and A.7og~ S2is for May.
BUTTER-Markct firm 1T 91iSc for
creamcries. and yfliec for dairies.
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New York. Oct. 4
FLouR-oulet. unchanged.

FLOUR-Quiet. unchanged.
WIIEAT-No. 2 Red advanced 2Nc on de-
cidedly higher cables. builish wheat and
local covering. fell I cent on foreign SELL
ing. rallied 3SUhc with the west. firm. ac-
tive. December. S27kQS33sc. January. S5is
d65hc; March, size May. &M6fS6Ac.
CORN 2 quiet. frmer 3lQSgi4c. De-
ccmber. siitU52Ac, May. @hUd5@sc
OATS-Duil. steady. Western. 22G32c;
December. 2ic. nominal.
BEEF-Dull. steady. unchanged
rORK-Steady. New mess. tS.Lefc900.
LARD.-Quiot steam rendered. $40.
BUTTEK-Quiet Western dairy, so
i2.ke: do. creamery, l2Nu20c. do factory.
7uilAc. Elgins. lyikI2Oc. imitation cream
cry. iosaulfc.
CfiEESE-Firm. Part skins. gLd6Ac:
full SKINS 2isu5c.
EGGs-Firm. Western. i7G2Oc.
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without California and North Dakota.
Mckinley apparently has 2C5 votes, or II
more than Is necessary to elect. The loss
OF Delaware. Oregon, Kentucky, South Da-
lsota and Minnesota would still leave Nc
Kinley eight votes over the 22l.
The Next House.
New York, Nov. 5.--Returns OF the vote for
congressman are still lacking from "A num-
her OF districts. and an exact list OF the
members OF the house OF representatives
In the Fifty-hfth congress cannot be given.
Advices and reports received up % mid
night Indicate the election OF 2l2 republic
ans, Sound money democrat. ia demo
Gratis. and 80 populists silver republicans
and fusonists.
Washington. Nov 5-Chairmap Babcock
says that he has complete reports from 1875
congressional districts that nave elected
republicans. There ace l35 districts tina;
have elected democrats or populists and Is
districts in which the resurns are incom-
pete. These may be classed as doubt
ful. and with the prospect that the re-
publirans will secure at least one-half OF
them. which would make a total rcpub-
lcan membership In che Fifty-sixth con-
gross or 20I. tt Is safe 10 say. he adds, that
under no circumstances would the repub-
lican membership fall below 200
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Portland. Ore. Nov with six coun.
ties 10 be heard from out Of 20 In state. Nc
kinney has majority OF i.7A Populists
claim Bryan viii make gains when returns
are received from back counties.
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Carson. New. Nov. g. The total vote cast
In Nevada was about 1900 OF which Nc.
Kinloy viii receive about 1900 and Bryan
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Montana.

Butte. Mont. Nov. 5.-Full returns IN
Montana are not yet at hand, bat the cities
and largest counties have reported and bear
out estimates previously sent out that
Bryan's ma lorlty will be about 1900. Hart
man for congress ran considerably behind
bryan. but his majority u large Tho
entire state fusion ticket Is elected an1
the democrats viii have n majority IA both
branches OF the legislature.
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Eoisc. Idaho. Nov As yet only lncom-
piotc returns are received and these from
only Few counties. Bryan VIII carry the
state by large majority. The toIol gold
vote Will not exceed COCO. The legislative
ticket IS much mixed and ~ present MI
easimntes are mere gnesseE Senator Du-
bois wires that he II confident he has
sufficient number OF legislators to elect him
90 the United States senate. The McKin-
leyites VIII not elect a single man on the
state ticket.
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topeka, Kan. Nov 5.-Bryan and Sewali
carried Kansas by n small plurality but
having elected Ridglcy 10 congress IN the
Third district. Vincent In the Fourth. Me-
Cormick IN the Sixth and Simpson IN tho
Seventh. They claim the congressman az
large. The republicans have elected Brod-
erlck TO congress In the First district, Har
ria In the Second and Curtis In the Fourth.
They also clnim the congressman at large
Tho legislature In IN doubt Both the re-
puhlicans and populists claim A.
Kansas City, Mo. Nov. A-Jerry Simpson
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salt Lake City, Nov. 5.--The legislature
In this state stands democrats. vs. popu-
lists. 3. and republicans. 2 on Joint ballot.
all for free silver. The democratic, silver
republican and populst fusion on the Bry-
an electors polled approximately G0.O00
votes and the Mckinley electors Is 900. The
Palmer Buckner electors received only n
few scattering votes Probably 81 per cent
OF the Bryan vote comes from the silver
republicans. The popullst vote IL insig-
nincant. one OF the republican electors Is
FOR Bryan and Watson and the other two
, for Bryan and Sewal The vote for King.
democrat for congress. is about 5000 HOi-
brook. trep). q 000. and Forster. (pop).
200. Judge Powers has resigned the state
chairmanship OF the democratic party, and
IL the favorite for United States senator.
20 succeed Senator Brown.