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RESULT IS NOT CHANGED
A Sweeping Democratic Victory
Won in New York.
ASSEMBLY is REPUBLICAN
Ten OF the Newly Elected Republican
Assemolymen Are Said 10 Be Anti
Plat A Democratic Congress-
man In Brooklyn.

New York. Nov. s.-l,eturns from Tho
state and city elections received to-day
do not change the result announced. by
the associated press early last night.
RetuIns from AN the counties In tho
state indicate plurality II more than
5000 for Alton ". Parker Democratic
candidate for chief Judge ~ the court
Of app'als. Ills plurality in Greater
New York is lss.05S. Van wyck. Tam
many's candidate for mayor. has si.5ts
plurality over Seth Low aud MS. I0i over
General Tracy. The state Legislature
remains republican. The senators hold
over and he new house of the assem-
hly stands s5 republicans tn ~ demo-
Gratis. Ten of the newly elected repub-
lican assemblymcn are said Ia he anti
Plat. In the present senate the repub-
lican ma ajoriiy IL 30. I'm the house ~.
The special election In the three con-
gresstcnal districts ~ Brooklyn resulted
ia victory for Edmund II. Driggs.
democrat. over W. A. Prendergast. re-
publican. by nearly 1000 majority.
Last year Francis Wilson. republican.
VAS elected In this district by more
than 800 plurality. Hc resigned 10 he
c0rc postmaster of Brooklyn. Prem
dnrgast suffered because of the bitter
hghi between the republican factions
in I.rookl,n
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AN INCREASED PLURALITY.
The Republican Commit,.. Comedies Its
Defeat In Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov 3.-Reiurns dur
ing the day and early In the evening
simply confirm what was evident at
midnight last nieni. that the fusion
state ticket had been elected by "A piu-
raiity fully as large as that given Mr..
Bryan last year. IL not larger. Early
in the afternoon II was generally adj
mitied at republican headquarters that
the stale was losi and SECRETARY Sizrr
of The state committee emphasized the
common belief AT y o'clork to-nighl,
VIII, n he authorized the following state
mcnt Ia bc made la the associated
press.
Returns thus far received 10y The ~
publican state committee point In The
election Of sullivan tfusionl. for SUI
preme Judge by plurality OF from
5000 10 10000. Returns show that tn
republican candidates for regents of
the university ran ahead Of Post for
Judge and | will not Yet concede their
defeat
Chairman Edmistcn of The fusion
committee said h. had no reason Ia
change his estimate of last night oi
20 0g0 plurality of the entire fusion
ticket. Every populous county hut tWo
show a fusion gain. which warrants ih'
declaration that fusion has carried the
state by 1000 at least.
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HEMME0 IN BY THE ICE
DANGEROUS SITUATION or THE
SHIPS OF THE WHALING FLEET.
There Q, Hardly - Chance far Them to
Escape Grave Fears Exprsssssi for
the safety sf tho fl~et.

San Francisco. Nov. s.-The whaling
steamer Alexander arrived here to-day
from Point Barrow. and reports that
when she left Ilcrsehei island ON Aug. ~
last the whalers Grampus. Fearless. orca.
Newport. JEANNE Belvedere and Wander
er wer. hcmmed In by the ice. with little
or no chance Of escape. Although all or
them had sufficient provisions To carry
the crews through the winter. Captain
Tiltcr expressed grave fears Cor tho safe
IS Of the fleet. which b" lrft In the Ice.
NJ all or the vessels were In very pre-
carious condition.
The Alexander had a terrible expert
enc. bmckinr through the Hoes by which
sh. was surrounded OF cape Smith. the
Ice being 50 solidly packed that II took
~. vessel with a full head of steam on
NOR than n hours to cut her way
through u for "a distance of four ships
lengths 10 open water. She was again
sirroiindcd off Sea Horse island. but on
Sept. Il "A northwest wind moved the
pack sufficiently TO free her.
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LONDON PRESS COMMENT.
some rnrou.ini, Criiici.m of ranamany
aud the A,u~rirnes.

London. Nov. 3.-The elections in the
United States continue to overshadow
all other news IN the English nevspa
pers. The sun of this city. of which
newspaper Harry Marks has editorial
control. says: The dog returned 10
his vomit' IL the text we commend
pious New York To hang on parlor
walls. The chief Of n grea, city must
see it's municipal offices filled with men
who should be filling cells IN the pen.
New York has fallen like rotten fruit
In the hands of the boodlers. but the
New Workers may console themselves
with saying that every city. as every
land. has the government IL deserves. ="
The Evening News remarks. Croker
has brought on his tip and has won
the race. showing that he Is more To he
feared In his natural arena of politics
than on III" race course"
The 81 james Gagtite says. The
reason Americans allow themselves to
he dominated by a clique whose mem
bers would on this side ~ the Atlantic
sooner or later lind themselves In the
criminal dock. is that American poll
iicians indulge In politics solely for
what they can make out of them. and
unit America finds time to produce n
class who will give their time To public
affairs. as here without expectation of
pecunlary reward, Tammauy will con-
tinue iis victories in New York
Commenting on the allegation that
the best classes hold aloof from par
ties the Globe says: 1T leaves the
government of one ~ the greatest
countries in III" world al the mercy of
"A mob ana the interruptions dema =
gogue who knows how 10 bend that
mob nj his will. The effect upon The
foreign policy of the country IL deplo-
rahle. That large numbers of decent.
sensible people. are entirely without
sympathy for the brusque manners of
Dlney and the fatuities OF sherman.
we All know. but unhappily they utter
~ flil Ia make their vuices heard above
the ain Of the New York slush."
Th" Pail MallsGszette says: Such
an organization az Tammany could not
exist IN London, A man or organizs .
tion GG-1 proven guilty of corruption
could never return to power. Tam
many. under the leadership ~ Croker
has done - ln manner which has Just
omcred food fpr serious thought even In
n city 50 accrs' umcd TO bad govern
mont as New YORK.
The Westminster Gazette, In lts conf
ments un the same subject says that
if Is the victory ~ unprincipled govern
ment obtained by unfr"e institutions.
The Globe says When the fortunes
~ the Wigwam are IN tho ascendant.
shameless corruption rules supreme.
Judge and police alike owe secret ale
glance 10 an authority with FAR greater
powers uf making nr mlrrng our for
tunes Than the government of the
United States" Sk.tch.ng the story of
Tammany the Globe says When
croker became bpss b. mad rcenine,l
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IN MASSACHUSETTS,
G.orge Fred Williams Pays His Respects
10 the Gold Democrats.

Boston. Nov. 3.-The entire vote Of
the state. with the exception of the
town of Gosnold. was complete tonight
and the returns give Wolcott. 1880.
Williams. 1a.4li; Everett. lii3i. Owing
10 the closeness ~ the vote IN the Sec
ond Hainpdrn senatorial district the
result was definitely asceriained to-dry
and now appears that w. y. Mahon.y
idem). WAS elected over ID. u. Ives
lrepD. the present Incumbent This
makes the senate ~ 1855 stand % re-
publicans and seven democrats. The
house remains unchanged. lsl republi-
cans. II democrats. six ind, ,pendents
and one prohibitionist.
George Fred Williams. democratic
candidate FOR governor. has given out
. statement on the election in which
he says.
MY views IN yesterdays election In
Massachusetts are that radicalism. un-
der the democratic name. has been
strengthened somewhat In ITS position
and emboldcneh In its course and VIII
continue in The field n growing guam
tity to be reckoned with in the near fu-
ture. Tn. lines are obviously harden
ing as b,twr, n repuhliea and enn-
servatism and democratic policies ~
change and uphcaval aud between the
two no room win eventually bc found
for building up leading opposition 10
republica anism,
What IL her" said If Massachusetts
applies with even greater fore" Ia the
res, of tn country. The results there
and I'm Massachusetts ought Ia he de-
cisiye nr the significance of what Is
called the drmorTatic vote. Thu farce
has ended i'm kentucky. and It ought
a, A.. ..l.a, a, th,. LITTLE handful IN Mas
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MARYLAND IN pouaT.
The Result Hinges Upon Returns From
calvert County.

Baltimore Nov 3.--State Senator
Norman u. Scott, chairman OF the re-
publican state central committee. this
afternoon made the following state
ment az 20 the legislative situation:
1T does not avail now" said he, ito
do any claiming that will not be sub
stantiated by the returns We have 1G
republican senators 10 nine democratic
and one doubtful. the one from Calvert.
although ! am assured that the repub-
lican senators and member OF the house
were elected. II We elect a senator
from Calvert we will have a majority
of eight In the senate. In the house
there are ~ members II takes i6 of
these To organize the house. which We
have. This gives US n majority of one
In the house and either seven or nine
on joint ballot.
This Ii my claim. and ID win he
found that II will be- substantla,ed.
must confess that the majority is a
little too close for comfort. hut such "A
small working majority has some bene-
fits, for II always results In cementing
the party together for good legislative
work"
The chairmcn of both state commit
tees have sent trusty lieutenants TO
Calvert county to watch the count
there.
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Denver. Nov. 3.-ThC result of yes
ierday's election In this state Is still Ia
doubt so far as Justice of the supreme
court is concerned. and IL viii take the
official canvass Ia decide who has won.
The Times. which supported Hay
candidate of the republicans and silver
republicans. claims his election by less
Than 1000 Returns and estimates 81
far received. show Hayt ~ votes In th.
lead. Counties Yet lo De heard from
are divided and some doubtful. The
chairman OF the pupulisi and demo-
cratic parties claims that full returns
will give their candidate. Gabbcfi.
from l.o0o to l.50o majority.
In this tArapaho'D county. the entire
silver republican ticket was successful
except Borstadt for sheriff. The repub-
licans claim his election bui the vote
between him and Webb tcivic fedora
tion candidate,. is so close that the ofli-
cial figures will be necessary to decide
II. The county gave Hayt. for supreme
judge. a majority of about 6.0oo This
js "A little more than was received by
any of the candidates for county
offices.
In all the most populous counties sill
yer republicans claim victory. In
Pueblo county their majorities range
from 900 to i.Sn In Ei Paso and Lake
counties the majorlties have about the
same range. From returns nov in II
appears that Hayt and Gabbert each
carried the same number of counties.
The vote of the republican tadminis-
,ration) party In this county was quite
surprise 10 many. reaching nearly
5000 in a total of 5000. The leaders of
the party claim that their vote for
Hayt was far In excess of that for their
county ticket. the voters realizing the
impossibility of elccting the latter.
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SOLV|NI IS ASTOUNDED
Hannis Taylor's Article on Cuba
Stirs Up Spain.
A FRIEND IN CLEVELAND


Madrid Nov. a-Senor Solylni has
written letter to the newspapers here
In rcply 4. ih. article on the Cuban
question published Ia an American mag
azinr. of which iiannis Taylor. the fur
mcr Emitted States minister Ia spain. Is
tho auihpr. The senor says hs II as
tstndr'i az M. Taylor's article. 'ontinu-
ing. D" procrras 20 tell the following
story.
II met Mr Taylor last April In . street
of Madrid. and. though out OF prudence
asked him nothing. hc said. Spain must
not suppress tn, cuban iuSurrectlon by
force of arms alone. She must carry out
reforms. lie did not mention word
about autonomy but he added, Peace
viii then follow Immediately. Spain has
u friend In IN. White house whose term
II ON the eve Of expiring and she ought
. profit by the opportunity 10 obtain
pca"c speedily, for whoever spcceeds him
h' if certain To hr less favorable to Spain
than President Cleveland.
- recognized the Importance Of the dec
laiation and fastened to communicate
with my friend. canovas. ana who wan,
~ thanked me Ia letter which | have
retained. soon afterwards the reforms OF
canoyas began to be- talked about and
was commissioned Ia explain them to
Mr Taylor ana 10 tell him they would ne
published within fortnight, as actually
occurred. Mr.. Taylor embraced me. say
ing, You and will bring about peace In
Cuba. and thus powerfully contribute To
the good of humanity and uphold the
great interest Of civilization by ending
the war. the prototype OF crime and a re-
turn Ia barabrism.
again haEteusd 10 communicate these
words TO the proper quarters. Just prior
10 these events Mr.. Taylor. at lunch az
my house. and IN company with Castelar,
and others. warmly protested his admit
ration and love for Spain and expressed
the desire tn see us succeed in the work
of paciiIcation.
shortly after the election of President
Mckinley. when | knew Mr.. sherman
would be made secretary of state. | ask
eel Mr.. Taylor II Spain would have reason
to fear a man who In a speech IN the SEN
ate had displayed such hatred Of Spain.
MIR. Taylor replied. Don't notice that.
for sherman, as a responsible minister.
will change his notions. Spain has moth
/ ing To fear In this respect"
! In conclusion Senor solvini said: These
ideas and sentiments diner greatly from
thos. attributed TO him now"
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New York. Nov. &C. NJ. Depcw. who
supported Tracy. said to-day that the
election resulted Just as h. feared il
would
We mad. the best possible ilght. hut
the hope of a victory against rammany
with the anIi-Tammany forces divided.
Is almost futile, The wonderful show :
ing made by Mr.. Low If surprising. la
say the least The election issue In
New York has no national signiiicanc =
hut. with an alarming falling off Of the
republican vote la the state. with
heavy LOSSES In New Jersey. Ohio and
other states. the republican party is
confronted with the incontroyertihie
truth that Bryan and bimetallism are
not dead. II warns them that they
must take steps al once and cmphaii-
cally. Ia settle this currency question
beyond any hope Of reopening IL
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MADE POINTED aGMARKs.
secretary of the Navy Disapprsses 9
Court Martial sentence.

Washington. Nov. 3-Passed Assistant
Engineer W. ~. Chambers, United states
navy. WAS recently tried by a court mar
tial N Mare island on a charge OF ah-
scnce from duty without leave and scan
dalous conduct. lie pleaded guilty to both
charges. hut showed an excellent record
and good character IN other respects. so
that the court contented itself with SEN
t.nciug him To hs publicly reprimanded
hv the secretary Of the navy. The secrc-
tary has Just approved the proceedings
and findings of the court, but has dis
approved OF the sentence AS Inadequate.
aud has made few pointed remarks In
his Endorsement. which. nevertheless.
frees the officer from the operation OF
the sentence.
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IN A SHERMAN PRISON.
Men From % Schooner Land on . Dsss-
late Coast.

San Francisco. Nov. "A. letter re-
eslved here to-day gives an account of
the trouble encountered on the last trip
of the American sealing schooner Golden
Fleece. Captain Funcke. on Sept. IN.
captain. with eight men in three OF the
boats drifted away from the vessel. and.
being unable 10 find Il. steered for the
coast of kamschatka. finally landing on
q desolate beach. There being no food
there. successful attempt was made to
reach petropaulovski sp miles distant.
Here the men Mere arrested for poaching
on seal preserves and compelled 10 work
la "a stone quarry until liberated by the
British cruiser Daphne ON Sept. q. The
captain of the Daphne persuaded the
Russian authorities TO try the accused
men and they were acquitted on Oct a.
They were then taken ito Kobe. Japan.
on the cruiser
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They will Oppos. Hanna.

Cincinnati. Nov. 3.-The four republi-
cans elected on the fusion ticket for the
house in Hamilton county are Charles
r. Drnste. John q. Otis. DIR. II. w.
Lane and Frank u. Kemper
The Times-Star prints interviews
with all four. IN which kemper says he
will vote for the republican caucus
nominee: Otis says that he viii oppose
Hanna. but is Otherwise non-commit- :
tai: Lane says that he is free silver
man and will probably vote with IN
democrats on local measures and Is
unpledged for senatorial candidates
Droste says that he is for free silver
aud VIII vote for "A senatorial candidate
who agrees with him. Voight. the re-
publican fusion senator. has not been
Interviewed
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THe GERMAN PRESS.
Tammany seems 10 Have Few Friends
Across the Pend.

Berlin, Nov. 3.-Thc Tagrblatt. COM
menting upon the New York election.
deplOres the victory ~ Tammany, "as
Il places the undesirable Irish element
on top" and concludes: The victory
In Greater New York will have SIMS
ter effect throughout the world. for Ia
means that the awakening desire of
municipal reform mas received terrific
setback"
The Nosslsche Zeitung says thai It
cannot be- denied thai corruption has
triumphed." The l.okal Anzeigcr as
scris that II sympathizes with "all hon
est people on the side of Tammany's :
advcrsaries.
The National Ieitung says: III Is
small wonder that the republicans
were defeated. Georges adherrnts evil
IDENTIFY Hooked To the Tammany banner,
The failure to defeat Tammany Is n
point scored against the Washington
administration
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he CANNOT Be ELECTED
There Are Anti-Hanna Repub-
licans Enough to Defeat Him.
RESULT STILL IN DOUBT

he oricial Count win Be Necessary to
Decide the Result OF the Ohio Elec-
ton on the Legislative Tcket-Re-
publicans Claim Majority of Seven.
Democrats Claim the Legislature on
Joint Ballot John r. Mclean to Be
Pressed for the Presidential Nomina-
tion In looo-E the Onicial Count
Goes Against the Democrats They
VIII Unite With Dozen or So Re
publicans in Electing Bushnell to the
Senate Marcus Out in the Cold-Ne-
braska Goes Fusion by an Increased
Plurality Bryan and Jones Rejoice
Over the Result OF The Elections.
Maryland Is Still IN Doubt-Result
Hangs on the Calvert County Re-
turns Kentucky Comes Back to the
Fold With q Good Majority Gold
Democrats Cut Little Ice George
Fred Williams Plucky Fight in the
Old Bay State.
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Our Store is Filled
Up to the Top

With just the kind of goods YOU want
good goods cheap. and cheap goods
good. Better come In and look The
stock over now. No trouble Ia show
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OF our assortment.
800 different designs In Ladies' and
Gents Watches at prices ranging from
si.50 10 s2o0
A solid l4-karat Lady's Gold Watch
Elgin movement. SO.
1900 different designs In Ladies
Gents and Children's Rings. from ije
. TO $3.50
Fancy Bedroom Clocks. in Gilt and
China.
Silver Novelties. comprising every
thing. the very latest and most useful.
Comb and Brush Sets. $3.50 up.
Ladies' Hair Combs. silyer-mounted.
$3.50.
Manicure articles. from Zoe each up.
our stock requires Ia be seen 10 be
thoroughly appreciated. Cali and see
what we have got.
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sANks oesionArCo.
Plans Being Made to keceive the Union
Pacific Money.

New York. Nov. s-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury A. y. Nanderlip
Is In town on matters connected with
the Union Pacific railroad. his purpose
being To- designate "A number of banks
Ia act as repositories for the Union Pa
cifc money. Mr.. Nanderlip visited AS
sistant United States Treasurer Jor-
dan al the sub-treasury shortly before
noon,
The Union Pacific reorganization
committee announced to-day that a call
had been made for the third and last
installm-nt of s. per share on certiii-
Gates ~ deposit for Union Pacific
stock. Payment Is Ia be made ON or
before Nov. ~
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Failing In the Fir.t he Makes n sure Job
OF the Latter.

Cincinnati. Nov. "a cowardly attempt
TO assassinatr Mrs. John Henry. prom
lnrnt and wralthy woman IN her home
was mad" this morning by Lindsay
Ncighberi "A discharged gardener. While
Mrs Honry was al hrpHktust alone
Ncghbcrt entered the room and began
nring. 4 servant hrayrly seized the as
snssin after he had fired two shots and
pushed him uui ~ thu room. He nd to
the wooce whcr,. an hour ur two later
he was found dad Win q bullet through
his hgtd
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The Murderer VIII Probably Ne Lyuehr.l
Before Moruing.

Park.rsbury. w. Va. Nov. 2-The ~
port comes from jackson county of tri-
Pile murder committed on farm eight
miles from Ripley. Mrs. Mary Green. a
widow. her young daughter and her son.
aged lS were clubbcd Ia death by John
Morgan. a young man whom Mrs. Green
had adopted. The murderer robbed his
victims OF 81. Another daughter. who es.
capped the murderer. gave the alarm and
Morgan was arrested. tie confessed and
tonight officers are hiding with him Ia
the woods. He viii probably be- lyuche'i
before daylight.
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GIANT POWDER EXPLOSION.
A Miner Empioyed Ia the Hope Mine Sc
rtou.,y Injured.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Philipsburg. Nov. s.-About o'clock
this evening J. W. Jenkins, "A miner en-
ploy.d In the Hope mine. WIS seriously
injured about tn. head and face by AN
explosion of giant powder. The powder
was stored I'm cross cut short dis
tance from where he and another miner
were working. Ia some unknown manner
the powder b"cams ignitcd. which they
discovered, and attempted Ia run past
the cross-cut. when the explosion oc-
Cured. Dr. Conygham. who WIS called To
attend jenkins says h, Is severely though
not dangerously hurt.
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4 Splendid ftrht

London. Nov. 5.-The Morning Post
says: Tammany's enormous majority
leaves no doubt that the rumor Of an
ARRANGEMENT between Croker and the
republicans was well founded. The
Citizens union deserves all sympathy
for its splendid fight. Mr.. Low gave
the republicans an opportunity they
may never have again. The history Of
the election shows that one party is
quite as INSCRIPTIONS as the other. aud
what is still, more important. " shows
that there Is considerable public spirit
In the new community
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PLEASURE TURNED TO GLOON.


Managua. Nicaragua, Nov 3-Yester-
day being the anniversary of the birth
day ~ President Zelaya, he was the
recipient of numerous congratulations.
Hut the pleasure of the event was
changed to gloom In the evening By
the sudden death from paralysis al his
brother. senior Francisco Zclaya. him
self an eminent citizen. Hundreds at
tended the interment of the remains
this morning. the national band of
musicians and a regiment of soldiers
forming part Of the funeral cortege.
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perhaps the most notable Tammany
product of our time. \ splendid or
ganlzer and indOmiiahle worker. he
possesses to a marked degree the taci-
turnity which made Parnell successful
as leader. Steering clear of the per-
sonal vanities Of Tweed. Croker has re-
viyed the other traditions Of the worst
regime and has made Tammany once
more a political engine OF the first
magnitude"