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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14
9t6ot TIL at ftrdntnte Ntorocco.

Sra @aibinstou rriues 7be Suli.
&rissitibene ~San 5rancisco" %
p&alei9h" er bleuen ieHbt fra Smprz
no til 9ansier Il Worocco norbueit.
ltse Ifrita) forat unberfptte be
&rou, Iom 5orenebe @taters Ronful
General Burte bar 9iort til @ulta.
men Worocco. s noale Mor bar
amerifanife Boreere, iom bor Mo<
rocco. flaget ouer, at be bliper bin.
bret fine Gorretuiuser. forbi Mpn>
oisbeberne lite tiuaoer bem at leie %
tase unber fin Beiipttelie ben inb>
fbote 9ielp. 1om be bebgner. &la.
gerne bar taaet mere 5tprte peb bet
Gattum. at Mpn0iebeberne bar pif
Bartiitbeo Deb at tnbrBmme Ep(lere,
GranlfmRn0 o9 onbre Guropeere.
buao be bar na9tet bore Boreere.
O9 &laserne berouer ct bibtil blepne
upoaostebe.
Geiultatet bar pRret meQet 8e>
iper. % / monge Tilfelbe bar ber
peret ppet &oloiombeoer mob ONE.
rtfanife 8oraere, naar be isete at
siere fine &ettisbeoer sieloenbe.
Naar Statsoeportementet bar or.
bret Rrigsitibene til Tansiers. anta<
ses bette at betpbe, at Departementet
tpler, at tet at toreuiie benne Mast
ct ben enefe Maabe, bporpoo bet
tan brinse be lotale Wpnbisbeber
til at foritoa. buab BET Ct beres
&list l,geouerfor be @ooaanoe, iom
Dor &oniul Tiger at ejpre eielbenbe.
9e; onto9es, at benne 9emonnra'
tion al 5laaoen p,l uere alt, iom be.
bsues.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Sc mango Streiter. 1om Der por
9ale ON fife l19e. fpnes at baue boot
8elb meb fig. toriaaptbt bet sielber
at faa Nrbetoerne til at aoa meb paa
Nrbe.bsneblea9elien. Sc bolber
trembeles poa OF neblasse Nrbeibet i
Tuiinbpis.
Gm Streifen Rriues fra 8ittsbure
ben lite ts.: Sbag bespnoer ben
auben u8e Of Rulminearbeibernes
Streit. oa ben laoer ouerebe til at
bliue en- of be ftgrfe 2bnsfompe. iom
bar peret fprt bette 9anb. 5or
otte Dose itben tunoe Rulmine>Dpe>
rotsrerne i bette 9ifritt os arbei>
berne ,elp lite bape brpmt ON, at ber
iuoen ioa tort Gio tom en- l1se fulbe
tnbtrahe en- ,oa rUrbeibs itans sning
/ 8ulinouftrien. 5 Jielbiiberne Der
er nu l8. 900 Manb lebise. oe be pen<
ter eugfteli9t pac. Of 1ere Ral i1utte
fig til bem.
Den 5remsans. iom Beueeel|en
bar boot. bor ftorlts rpmuntret sri,
nearbeioerne. oe / be neite faa Doqe
oil her bliue sjort enbuer Befrebel,e
terat foa b: taa Grbe,bere. fom enbnu
er nirtfamme. til at fame.
Sra Springfield. 9q.. mebbeleS
famine Das. at 1900 Nineorbeibere
uilbe nebleoge Nrbeibet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Sfslse Glbou 2ate 9eralb. bpis
Rebattsr felp bar neret / 9o>prb %
feet 5plsen af @pclonen, er bet lite
fulbt iaa ilbe felpe 8pen, ION mon
efter be anbre Beretninser fulbe tro.
Otter be onore Beretninser Ruloe
mon antose. at 8psntnserne Bpen
er belt nebrepne euer enbos bort>
blefe. men bette er bog lite sanRe
ioalebes. DIN Msllen (. 1T. flyer
9eralb. at .5orfiben ct fulb Of 6ul.
ler, iom fpuenbe 9retptter bar
frembra9t, ibet be brep tuersigien.
mem Bessen. &aa ben mobiatte
@ibe uar bet baloe al Ta9et bleft
inb. Os 8psniusen ct osfaa bleuen
preoet. ,aoat Eoppen al ben er otte
CONNER ub al 2inie."
9ette ct 10 aonife meaet forRiel.
list fra. buao 9o9blaoene bor Be-
rettet. o9 fom gap Snbtrpt al. at
Bpsninsen uar sanRe feiet uet.
9eralo oplpier oeIaa, at ben eeent.
liee Cyclone lite rammebe Bpeu men
git belere paa Siben al ben. 6apbe
ielue @pclonen saaet liae mob 8pen,
uiloe oer lite baue ueret noaet isien
al ben.
Dsioa 6eralb torteQer ON fere
9ilfelbe. 6uori 9efe % Ribr bleu
faiteoe ouer 9ustaeene. Somme
bleu orebte, mems andre lite fpneS
at baue faaet no9en Stabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

@tialer en- &,se. @n i'niationel
Bortfsrelfe. omstuet al ben bpbefe
6emmeliebeb. fauet Steo ct. &aul
&l. 1890 9fat til 5rebas etter bpab
ct. &oul @lobe mebbeler. @n Nfanb
tom tisrenbe en- let Eopbussp os
ti6rte op til ben enc @ibe of @aoen,
ipraua uo al ben os sreb en- Ruinbe.
iom netop git torbi paa 5ortouaet.
broa benoe op Buaspen os fisrte
burt,st bort tiltrobs for benoes Stris
oe Nobfreber. Der por en- Bor.
ger, I'm tao bet belle. 9an lob mem,
l,o oppe og rentebe paa fin Dutter.
iom t,lbraste Httenen peb 2ate 6ar>
riet. 90 ban ioa en- ,.ns Dame Tom.
me op etter @aoen, treebe ban. bet
parDatteren. os GIT torot mbbe benbe.
90 bon tom til Jortouset. tom ber en-
Mono tisrenbe os sreb &isen. tbr
ben anben ret baube fanbiet fig. Bor<
9ereu latte efter men blep naturli9pis
ieien. % be to Tom bort tor BAN /
Nbrtet. &n anben Nanb pao ct
anoet Steb Bpen bbrte &ioens
Stris. ibet be tisrte forbi. font at
Gpren truenbe iasbe. at bun Fulbe
bolbe Munb. elers piloe bon orebe
benbe. Sc TO 8oreere ct enis ON,
at bet oar en- uus Gise. os ben enc
tror BELT. bet Dor en- Tieneifepise.
On 4reit Merbeben par blanbt be
fbrffe til at bDre ON Nferen os isr-
sebe for, at 8olitiet too Sasen
6aanb. Ere Opbaselfes sbetiente ar.
beiber meb ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14
@euolperRuele. Barnet matte M
ofpennes. % bette ubiatte baaee
Rober % Barn for Sore ben &ar'
me. iom beriiebe fife l19e. Sngen
ueb. bporfro @n9len Tom.

0a,aa5tats tsaubttbr9nnn ct blanot
benz, fom er Japsr al at benaaoe
0ounQer>BrBbreue. Men Der ct paa
ben anben Sibe BEN, ION fpnes, at
BrBbrene tan pere tafnemmelig for,
at be lite ct blepen bengt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Ser par operorbentlig Nebbbr of
&een paa mango Steber / 5toten
Fere @an9e bele fife uee. s noro>
lise &eb @iper=9 9aleu Ral @rDoen
foo unber &anb poa fine Steoer, o.
@9nen / noro for 9ulutb Ieb meget
Scat til Jreoaes. iaaat Sernbanetre=
meme lite funoe TONNE frem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14
,site sommer bar ct al pore

site CONNER oar ct al bore
Bbrnebbrn otet 1emt Mapeonbe" !.
flyer Mrs. 6. 9. @reeorp af 5re<
bridstoun, No. r8or 2eaes Rib>
bel bopbe ilaaet fell. % ui prbuebe
Gbamberlains Collie, @batarrb< o.
Diarrbees@ibbel. .fom sau meset
burtis 2inbriua". SeloeB / Ror<
tenIens Qpotbef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Der er ct Steb Mi@teon, iom
betesnenbe er bleuen falbt @rinbfone
(Slibeiten). Set Rompasni. fom
briuer @libeitenbruoene ber. betaler
fine Nrbeibere blot en- Song for Naz
ret. Sc eiper en- uaift Manb $5 %
en- Nano meb 5am,lie $40 til at feire
ben 4be Snli. Nlt, bpab be fortie,
ner e1erS, maa tages ub / Rompa9<
nietS Butil. (S. Of e. 4.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

@enotet antos fife Onsoas bet npe
Eariffori1a9 met SO 5temmer imob
%. s iets Tiger bar @enotet bolbt
paa meo JorFaget. Set saar nu til
en- Conferences Romite, Tom faar bet
nette lille Mrbeibe OF bebanole 874
Amenoementer. iom Senatet bat abort
til 5orla9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Senator Ssbam 9. 9arrts fra
2enneSiee oBoe / @aibin9ton ben
8be os. 6an blep ualst til Senator
tbrite Sang for nefen 20 Nar fiben,
% bar inbebaut ben StiQin9 bele
Eioen. 6an Dor MI noiten 70 War.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14


2anet pao ale Ranter. @n rei<
fenoe nebe Ranfas mDbte en- Jar.
mer, tom fiBrte ct 2es 8anb.
.puor faar bu xono?" fpurete ban.
st Stptte op efter Beien ,pu
Ni[ berfra", par 6paret.
,Dg bn fibrer Eanb fpp Nvil for
bin 5amilie % 9prene?"
,So."
.Men fiere, buorfor graper ba
title heller en- 8rbnb?s
.Sorbi bet er lise faa lanst ben
enc Bel ION ben anbeu. 2aubSmanb. =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Sfsl9e minneapolis Eribune uor
&eifer @ilbelm Dbbe 9for9e Spn<
bog og bar ner tommen aluorli0 til>
itaee. 9an Dor paa 9effet af fin
Da9t. bo en- 9.au9enbe trot bom bet
enc Die, ioa en- Bonoo9e bleu neb>
penbia.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14
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oosne, iom oar fulopatfeoe af Golt,
ben Ste bs.
$4,000 @ero af &ul brenbte
Beit Superior ffte Onstns os Op
lossbuiet. uerb $1s. 900. liee1aa.
= vi Mennefer blep brebt ueb
@rplofion Of en- Domptieoel poo en-
'Farm ner 6artsuiq. Eenn., ben Ste
b.. % fem tom meeet tilRabe.
- Sra N{blanb. @is.. mehbeles
9be BE-. at Ole Moen (Moon?) fit
fit enc 8en afrepet ueb 9often ben
Dag o. bleu broat til Niblanb fra
Sron &tuer. buor ulptfen Rebe en-
MsQe. 9et aniees toiuliemt, ON
ban fan TONNE fig.
- Der bar en- flor 6a9lform /
MasfQop. Ohio. 9brbaesaften. @ae=
lene uaZ lite ulebuonlia ftore (omtr.
ION &alnbober), men Der par oesfere
af benz. ioet be paa iomme Steoer laa
8 CONNER bpbt. @rBntiaeer o9Wais
blep neiten ruineret.
= @n for Roloni al 9untarbs Ct
ifero meb at fptte ub fra norore synz
biana til &aniom @ountp / 9}orbz
Dotota. Sc unberbanbler nu ON
&ieb at en- flor 4anbfretnius Der.
uouanbrin9en oil inbbetatte fere
9unorebe Jamilier, os buis oisfe
liter fig @oro> Datoto. oil Here Guz
finoe fslse efter.
= Sorterbelist &ean. s Rice
2ate. @isconitn. bapbe mon Sreoos
ben uerite @esnitorm. iom mon bar
feet oer. Der talbt Al 1omme
@esn paa 40 Minutter. @n flor
@titrenbe at Steu ouer en- Mau,ne
famt 100 Sob al Omaba.Banen blep
paltet uet inoenior Bpsrenbien.
Der iieoe flor 5fabe paa @rpben.
= S @ou Claire er en- Mrs. Ser.
9usfon, en- 5orretnin9smonos @us
ftru. foriuunben. gun bar besoaei
fere Jalfnerier, beriblanbt uofebt
ct @ialosbepis for $500. unberRre'
pet al benoe felu. benbes Manb %
enbna en- Nanb til. Sc to Menb
fienote lite noset til Dotumenttt., oa
bet bleb preienteret.
= 9sr Of &armen. Tro &bico=
90 bleu mebbelt ben lobe b.: 81
8erfoner ct bbb Der Of 8armen fioen
ben life Suli. Derbos er 6 brutne.
be, ibet be ueb Boonins ibste at unb'
9aa Qeben. Ser 8erioner Ct blepne
finosipse. os ct lisnenbe Qnto1 bar
besaaet Selpmo.b. mems 341 Ct
falone ON af l1omottelie - alt paa'
8runb af 8armen. Dboeli9heben
blanot Born bar forboblet fig. / be
fife 9ase.
- .Morben":: Gn unberlte 8elt ,
cipeb. s. 6. Bersfen fra
&merolb, Nebr.. uo,tilIer for Eipen
en- &elocipeb. Ter lbber poo Stinner,
iom ben ielu lasser, efterbuert Iom
mon beueser iis fremab. Sen ct al
foa ,ei 126 Dat Ctr. oe bet ptl
uifnot fornbie manseu en- sports.
manb at tose ben / 0ieipn. 0pfiu>
beren bar ielu foretaset @eiien fra
9eebraifa os bib paa ben. os ban er
Del t,tfrebs meo Turen. &otent er
ubtoset, os ri bni1er pr. Bersteu
r2ptte t,l".
= Ere brebte al 2pnet. unoer
ben ,uere Storm Nerbeben al
@rano 6crts, sc. g.. ben Sbe bs,
bleo g. g. Nortb. bans 6uitru oe
tire Nar samle Barn brebt af 2pnet,
Nrs. Nortb bapbe lapet Mibbogen
% bet fpnes. fom ON be tire bopbt
aaaet til YBren forat ie paa 8eiret
ba 9pnet ilos neb Quiet. Bet tom
neb efter Ounsrbret Rtsfienet. gil
neb til @uluet os oerfra til 9sren
buor aae tire bleu brebt. Oct enef'
Weblem at Gamilien. fom unbiIap
Dor ct Is Naaneber sommelt Barn
,om par bos fine Bebfeforelbre 81
Sob oerfro. Rortbs boeoe fire @il'
bft fra 2arimore.
nSife CONNER bar ct al Dor
Bbrnebbrn otet iemt MopepnDe" +"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14
fergus 6alts @geblaa
uotommer bber Ou8oaQ.
a. 9otttt, 1bgtper.
@ubffrtpttonsprta so Gts. for Mar, betalt
iJorifuo, ener8 SO Gt8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

St9l9e st. &aul @lobe Ct bet op>
oistet. at ioa meaet iom IA Nenue>
Ter omtom paoarunb of @pclonen.
Blabet flyer, at bet er en- iamnitti9,
beoslBS Jatir fra Dulutb, iom bor
fabriferet @iitorien. % iaoleoes er
ben fommet manse Nuiier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

ttenen paa ct Baantn9sbus unber
Stormen | 2onrp. % eubel af oeus
3no tanetes ieien paa Gforifenen.
Den fDneS lite at baue facet me9en
Stcbe.
gn SO blep bleft ober MBller %
lat nes I en- Utpr, buor ben itrafs
beopnbte at fpiie. fom ON oft bar
tuloftenbie torben.
AIRS. 8eacod blep fafet ouer 100
Sob bort. f9r bun Tom neb paa Sor.
ben. Hamilien mifebe omtrent $100
/ Benae. iom bar / en- Ruffert.
Mrs. Auintet fit ct Barn unber
Stormen, mems bun bar / &ieloeren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-07-14

Sfsfse aleranoria 8oR Rems blep
en- l,ben 9eit b(ef tpersoper 6ior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

Republican candidates in certain
ties, The cases VIII be brought In the
lower courts and thence TO the supreme
court as soon as possible, The Repub-
lican state committee also has lawyers
preparing cases OF contest, The Re-
publicans get three representatives on
the face of the returns from Delaware,
Noble and Wood counties whose plu-
~Talities aggregate li2, and q change OF
seyenty-two votes would nave given the
Democrats a control OF the legislature.
The Republicans claim that the Denis
ocrats also elected members OF the leg
lslature on close margins, that there
were ten counties In the state that gave
less than 100 plurality each for their
candidates for the legislature and that
Democrats secured as many members
on these small pluralities as the Repub-
leans, Both sides are preparing for
contests, first In the courts and after
ward in the legislature. AS each
branch of the legislature Is the tribunal
OF last resort in judging Of the quallh-
cations OF its own members, the Repub-
leans have an advantage In their con-
troll OF the house over the Democrats,
who control the senate, There are
t~hirty-six senators with only two OF
three contests possible in that body.
In the house there are 100 members
with a dozen or more seats that ian be
contested, and the Republicans claim
a majority of seven In that body. so
that more Democrats could be unseated
In the house than Republicans in the
senate. While both committees are
keeping secret any arrangements for le-
gal proceedings, yet It Is stated that the
Democratic state committee will seek
to enjoin enough certificates Of election
from the Republican representatives to
prevent the Republicans from organic
Ing the house and appointing the COM
mittee that will consider contests. De-
velopments are expected tomorrow in
the policies OF both parties so far as APP
pealing to the courts is concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
REV YORK LEGISLATURE
SAFELY Rspubllcnn-JudES PHrksr's Piu-
rnIity for Court OF Appeals. .

raIity for Court OF Appeals.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Returns on
uo ,,,ro- ho,so ~ tho
melnDers VI '"o 'o"e' So
state Legislature are complete from al
but eight districts which are in New
Vol, ,,d t,trra counties. These show
10 Ds.,,I,,.,,. ct Dor
the election OF ~ hePpoi'sr"' VI N
ocrats and two Citizens Union q ma
jority Of sixteen. Should the remaining
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
SENATOR yOIGHTs POSITION.
WIN Vote fora RepubIloanI for senator,

"AAA NONN Va AhNPhbAhsAAIA 49,
But Won't specify Who.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. Ex-senator
elect Lewis voIght, n OF the indie
pendent Republicans elected in Hamil-
ton county. was asked how he stood on
political matters, Mr.. volght replied;
~ am q Republican, a sound money
man, and furthermore, ! am a support
er OF the present national ~administra-
tion."
How will you vote on United States
senator?"
piled he.
"will YOU vote for HANNAH"
"That l will not say. Nor will l say
for whom I shall vote"
"will you attend the Republican eau
cus?"
81 will not"
I'm the event Hanna is the choice OF
the Republican caucus for United
States senator will you vote for him?'
THAT ] will not say"
How do you stand on other political
matters?"
81 am for the best interests OF Ham
ilton county. For @ long time / have
been interested In opposing bossism
and shalt favor everything that Is clean
and that will give us good government.
1 am q Republican.
'T will repeat that 1 shall vote fer Q
Rspatlesnifer OhIted StateA senator
but wtll not 80 farther than that until
the time comes to vote"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
DISASTROUS WRECK
ON the Chesapeake & Onto, Near Char
Iatissvins, virEiRiA-FOar Knlsa ana
Seventeen injured.

ON the Chesapeake & Ohio, Near Char
latissvills, viTEiRiA-F0ur Knlsa And
Seventeen injured.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov, A.
The Chesapeake & Ohio vestlbale K
press, known as the "F. F. "" from
Cincinnati to Washington, was wreck
ed near Old shndwell, FIVE miles east
OF this place, at 1875 this afternoon.
Four persons were killed and seventeen.
injured. The dead:
Henry Burnett, colored porter. Kes-
wick, Va,
An Italian woman named MeraEa,
and infant, believed TO be from cinein-
natl.
PheIlx Mareno (dled after remOva to
CharlottesYille),
The injured;
Noses Goldblatt, Cincinnati. knee cap
fractured.
Conductor Schuster, legs injured.
Engineer Duke, dangerously hurt
Baggageman Peers, ~Gordonsville Va
badly hurt from shoulders down; prob
ably internally injured.
A. Merara, badly hurt.
Mary Mareno, hurt about the head,
but not seriously,
Two small children OF Mary Mareno,
one badly,
1t is reported that the body OF ans
other Italian child is under the wreck,
but this cannot be confirmed.
The cause OF the accident has not
been definitely ascertained, but II Is be-
tt...a g.. k..,. hnnn lYta IN GUFan1ium
rails. The engine left the track on a
sharp curve and was buried against a
rocky hill, All OF the cars except the
dining car and the Richmond sleeper
were deralled. Two cars plunged head
foremost down the steep embankment,
and one Of them went into the river,
which at this place skirts the tracks.
The day passenger coach and the ex-
press car were badly wrecked. As the
locomotive plunged from the rails and
overturned Engineer Duke was hurled
from the cab and crushed under the
engine, besides being terribly scalded
by escaping steam. He vas rescued BY
his fireman and the conductor. THE
body OF Henry Burnett, the colored
porter, was the last recovered. BE was
terribly mangled, having been In the
baggage car. A foot supposed to have
been his. was first recovered. and later
a portion of the head. The body was lit
orally dlsmembered. Mareno had both
legs cut off and died at the hospital at
Charlottesville,
Among the unin1Dred passengers on
the train were Senator Plat OF Con-
nectIcut, Commission OF Pensions II.
Clay Evans. and Representative Walter
Evans, Of louisville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 4.-At Z o'clock
tonight a terrible and bloody tragedy
occurred in a cottage at the cor
ner OF Germanfa and CASTOR ave
nue., East Dallas, where Mrs. Emma
Smith kept a small boarding house.
There boarded with her two men, James
Boswell and James Barton. Boswell
walked into Mrs. Smiths o and
shot her in the throat. Thu mar turn
ed on Barton, shooting him twice In
the body. then blew his own brains out,
falling dead.
In a statement the elght-year-old
daughter OF Mrs. Smith said:
Uncle jim. Boswell came into the
loom and sad to ma mamma loves
Jim Barton more than she does ME,
He then shot mamma and also shot Mr..
Barton and then ran into the yard and
shot himself"
There is no doubt that Mrs. Smith and
Barton will die tonight, They were
sent to the city hospital. The triple
killing caused a great sensation In the
~nelEhborhOod,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. A special
to the Tribune from P~ocatello, idaho,
saysi A severe shock of earthquake at
$40 n. M, was felt the Optlre distance
from SILVER Bow TO. Munida, Montana,
and at 4 o'clock the second shock was
p~erceptible but not so severe, At Di-
vide, He'd Rock, Lima, MOnidR. windows
ratified, dishes fell to the floor, flower
pots were thrown from thcLr stands,
lamp chlmneyg and other glassware sur
tered destruction. clocks stopped md
buildings were made to sway and crack.
At Dillon especially was the first shocS
severe. The court house walls were
cracked and the plaster tett from the cell
inc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
PENNsYLyARIAIs VOTE
Oyer 100000 less Than ia Is9S-Omslal
Figures on State Ticket,

AA@Nt
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, 4.-om-
cial returns have been received from
nearly every county in the state. With
complete figures from the counties
which have not yet completed the Off
clal count. the full vote OF the state for
state treasurer and auditor general is
shown to be as follows;
State treasurer-Beacom. (Rep.), s71,-
05S; Brown, (Dem), 244,5B9; Swallow,
(Pro.), 1880; Thompson, Qnd.). Is, 2Ol.
Total vote, 1926. Beacom's plurality
over Brown, l25,4S4, Majority Of other
candidates over Beacon, $40,
Auditor Generaf-McC auieR tRep.).
4O7, SOL; Ritter. (Dem.), 26s, ZOO; Lath-
Fop, Pro.), 67,615; total vote 7SS,65S.
Mccauley's plurality over Ritter, 1885,
5g5.
Mccauley's majority over Ritter and
LAthrop, S0,944.
The total vote Is about 10000 less
than that for state treasurer in 1895,
and nearly $50, 900 less than was cast in
the presidential election OF last year.
Beacon received $500 less votes than
we're given to Haywood for state treas
urer In 1895 and Browns falls 1892 be-
hind that cast for Meyers. the Demo-
cratic candidate IN that year.
Swallows vote Is nearly 100000 above
that given to Berry. the 1895 Prohibi-
tlon candidate. The vote for Berry was
20,779.
McKinley's plurality over Bryan last
year was SOl, l75 In a total vote OF 1884,
1856; his clear majority over all candi-
dates was 1924
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
SECRETARY BLISS
says Il ws, plyl.lon IN tho RnnEu That
Won The Victory LNSt Ycnr.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 4.-sccretary
Bliss has returned from New York.
Regarding the elections he made tho
following statement to-day! Regard
Ing the result In Ndw fsrki II is,almply
what might have been expected from DE-
vision In the~ ranks, Of the people who
won the Victory last year; This Is all
there n about II.
when IL became impossible to mako
a union OF forces opposed TO Tnmm1ny,
defeat was Inevitable, M t%o'rcHbonHi-
blllty, 6yefy man viii have to decide
that FOR himself.
"Wc hope that before another clcc-
ton takes plpce W. WIN be gblc. to-Eet.
iheae divided forces togcthoT ffound
quite Il Number OF mon Yhb lHtrHled 10
vote for Gen Tracy who cast their vote
for Mr.. Low at the last moment be.
Icvlng thai As the only way TO dofbnt
.Ndh VunyWycN. ThiH feeling existed on
The rnrt of frcnt many aud undpubt.
cHly hhd u-Rrtot Influence m reducing
don. Trtry'r vote"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

NEW YORK, Nov A-rhe cloak
makers union Of this city has resumed
hostHltlcs agnlnst che contractors in the
hope of obollshlng the old system and
aECdrlng A better scale Of wages over
4 200 members IT the organization arc
at present on strike IN seven Fhopa on tho
Egat Side, The .ahlrtmqlcrE 5000
btrohr, arr aai1 to 10 on The verge ofn
conflict with tho, hosgea Their alleged
grievances are small waEeB. long hours
or toll and tho dgllkc rnld to be enter
(aircd Tor mcmbdfs OF labor unions by
thdr employers.