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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-03

committee claims confidently that they
will carry Cuyahoga and make gains in
other counties. They state that they had
anticipated losses in the cities on account
OF local fights on bossism and other fac
tional troubles but that they had the
best reports from tho rural districts. A
heavy rain prevailed all day and this no
doubt affected the rural vote. The Re-
publican gains seem to come from the
rural Democratic counties and the Demo-
cratic gains from the Republican counties
I'm which the large cities are located. The
publicans at this hour do not concede the
loss of their state ticket or of the con-
troll of the legislature, but admit that
the result will be very close on both. Ow-
ing to the condition of the roads, the BIZ
cycle couricrs are having trouble in rem
dering the prompt service that was en-
pected from the rural precincts.
Columbus. Nov. 2.-AAt 11.30 o'clock to-
night the Democratic managers at their
state headquarters had not changed their
earlier claims on the election of Chap
man as governor and on securing ma
jority on Joint ballot in the legislature
for senator. No definite figures were
given out and it was conceded that some
doubtful counties and senatorial districts
had not been heard from on the vote Tor
members of the legislature. Chairman
Nash at the Republican state headquar-
| tiers would not give out any statement at
| this hour, but his assistants were tabu-
| lating the returns announced that Bush
nell was elected governor and the entire
Republican state ticket was elected by
| from 5,OOO to 10000 plurality. The basis OF
Democratic gains has been reduced since
| 10 D. m. from 1G to s per cent. The first
| returns from the cities and the Repub-
| licans cnimed almost uniform gains from
| the rural districts.
At Republican state headquarters at
| this hour they are more confident of hav-
| ing a majority in the legislature than OF
| decisive plurality on the state ticket.
| They claim is of the So senators sure,
with fifteen Democrats and three doubt
| full. They also claim a majority of the
100 representatives but no definite figures
| are given.
This county Franklin) gave Mckinley
plurality Of 220C last year. 1t gives the
Democratic state ticket this year plu-
rality of 1000 and elects the entire Demo-
! cratic ticket, the only close vote beng
| for sheriff.
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RESULTS in OTHER STATES
OHIO.

Columbus, Nov. APART from the
struggle of the Democrats to capture the
legislature and thus defeat for re-elec-
tion United States Senator Mark Hanna.
there were six complete state tickets in
the field; the Republican headed by Gov
ernor Bushnell; the Democratic, by
Horace l.. Chapman; the Gold Demo-
cratic, by Julius Dexter; the Populist, by
Jacob S. Coxey; the Socialist Labor, by
William Watkins, and the Negro Protec-
tion, by Samuel Lewis.
Cleveland, Nov. 1.-The Leader says:
Governor Bushnell has carried Ohio by a
majority of from 10000 to 25,O This in
sures the election of a Republican ma
pority in the general assembly and the
return or Marcus A. Hanna to the United
states senate In this city and Cuya-
hoga county, the Republican ticket has
a majority of from 1900 to 5000 and the
three Republican senators and nine Re
publican representatives in the legisla-
ture are elected
Columbus, Nov. AT 10 p. m. the Dem
ocratic state committee claimed the cleo
tion of their state ticket by from 5000 to
10000 plurality and a majority of the leg
islature on joint ballot for United States
senator. No figures were given out on
the36 senators and l29 representatives, out
II was claimed thai the Republican loss
OF IA members of the legislature in Ham
ilton county would insure Democratic
control OF the legislature. Democrats
also claimed that ~ members OF the legis-
lature from Cuyahoga county, which m
cludes Cleveland, the home OF Senator
Hanna The Republican state commit
tee conceded the loss of Hamilton county
but claimed that there were not sutti-
cient returns from Cleveland on which
to~base any estimate. With the loss OF
IA members OF the legislature in Hamilton
county and also Of l2 in cuyahoga ooun-
~, the Republicans do not expect to carry
the legislature. The Republican state
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PHILADELPHiA'S VOTE.
Republican Candidates Secure Large
Pluralties.

Philadelphia, Nov. 9.-Returns from
one-half the wards Of the city indicate
the election of Colonel Clayton Nc
Michael, Republican, city treasurer
and Hora,iO q. Hackctt, Republican,
for Register Of wills, by majorltias APP
proXimatiug 10000. Judges Bregy,
Whtbank Auderriad and Ferguson
wore unanimously reelected, they hav-
ing been endorsed by both parties. The
proposition to Increase the indebted
ness of the city $1,000 00). for public
improvements has heen carried 10y
about 10000. Under the provisions OF
the constitution the citv's debt could
not be further increased except by the
approving vote Of the people. The vote
is-about 30 per cent. under that Of last
year aud viii not quite equal the "oif
year" vote of 1895.
Beacon. Republican, FOR state treas
urer, and McCauley, Republican, for
auditor general, have pluralties in
Philadelphia Of about $1,000. Swallow,
Prohibition, for state treasurer, re-
ceived about 10000 votes. The vote for
Thompson Independent Republican for
state treasurer was very light, prob
ably less than 1000.
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SHOT THE BUILDER.
Robert Arndt Puts Three Bullets in
the Face of l.. A. Schlegel.

New York, Nov. 2.-In Woodside
Heights, J.. l., at late hour last night,
L. A. Schlegel, a builder, was shot
three times by Robert Arndt, a car
penter. One of the bullets hit Schlegel
in the jaw, the second in the cheek
and the third in the forehead. He will
probably recover.
Three months ago Arndt and his wife
quarreled, and it is alleged that jeal-
ousy was at the bottom of their dis
agreement. Arndt says that when he
returned to the home of his wife late
last night he surprised her and Schleg-
el occupying the same room. He says
he shot Schlegel in the room.
George Full, who boarded with the
Arndts, says he saw Arndt shoot
Schlegel while the latter was in the
yard. Schlegel has not been able to
make a statement.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov. with four full state
tickets in the field todays election in
Massachusetts was interesting ii not cX-
citing. The principal interest in the CAM
paign lay in George Fred Williams cam
vass on the free silver issue against
Roger Wolcott, Rep, for gubernatorial
honOrs.
Returns from 120 towns in the state in
dicate that Wolcott will have a majority
of between 5000 and 100000. Wolcotts
total vote will probably be about 10000;
Williams about 1900, and Everett 1900
Wolcotts plurality last year was 15S,3G3.
Returns from 18 precincts out OF l9l in
dicate that Wolcott has carried the city
by about $500 over Williams.
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BOGUS WARSHIP YARN.
Great Britain Will Build No Gum
boats for Spain Except for Cash.

London, Nov 2.-In we'll informed
circles here it is not believed Spain
has signed the contracts referred TO
by the Daily Chronicle today as hav-
ing been concluded last week with an
important firm of British ship build
ers, by which Spain acquires some
cruisers armed with quick firing guns
which the firm had nearly completed
for another government.
1t is known that the Spanish govern
ment recently endeavored to purchase
warships from British ship builders,
but the negotiations failed on account
Of Spain's inability to pay cash and
1t was understood that her agents then
began looking for bargains in warships
which other countries were building.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 2-Today's election was
mainly a struggle for control of the next
legislature between the anti-Wellington
wing of tho Republican party, and the
German and Abel factions of the De-
mocracy. Only two state officers were
voted for, comptroller and clerk of the
court of appeals. For the former office
Philip L. Go!dsborough, Rep, was OPP
posed by Thomas A. Smith, DEM, and for
the latter office, Allan Rutherford, Rep,
by Frank Ford, Dem.
At midnight Senator German claimed a
victory by 10000 plurality.
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THROUGHOUT
THE STATE


at 2.25O. In 1895 the Prohibition vote
was PIT. Thompson received but two
votes. The entire Republican county
ticket is elected
Crawford Count--The vote In Craw-
ford county was very close. and 1t is
imposslbel to tell at this hour who has
carried the county. Judge Henderson,
Republican, has 756 plurality in 80 out
of 81 precincts. If the present ratio OF
gains continue Henderson viii be elect
cd over Thomas, Democrat.
Carbon County-Estimated DEM
ocratc plurality 500, a Democratic gair
of $50. Swallows vote i'm the county is
estimated at 500. In 1895 the Prohibi-
ticn vote was ST. Incomplete returns
at midnight give Paetzel, Democrat
for prothonotary, 500 plurality, and
Brosin, Democrat, for sheriff, 25O plr'
rality
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RIOT IN VIRGINIA.
Democratic Factions Fight Over the
Possession of n Booth.

Norfolk, Va, Nov. "A riot was al
most precipitated in Berkely this
morning. There are two Democratic
factions in the county. The Cole fac
ton seized the voting place of the
Newbern faction on Rerkley avenue,
but left the books in charge of the
regular clerks who, after an excited
discussion, retired to the mayors Of
flee and opened a new voting place,
leaving the Cole crowd in possession
of the old booth.
Mayor Becoy expected further trou-
BILE, and requested that one company
oe Portsmouth militia be held in read
mess to await call from him. This
was done, but it is not thought that
its service will be needed as excite
ment has quieted down. No one has
been injured or arrested.
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FLOATING BODY IDENTIFIED.
sulIivan's Island Corpse Was That OF
ii. Johnson.

Charleston, S. c., Nov. 2.-The body
of the man washed up on Sullivan's
island beach yesterday was identified
today by Purser Martin, of the steamer
Iroquois, as that of II. Johnson, who
sailed from New York on his ship last
week. He was a thirty-third degree
Mason and his clothing and jewelry in
dicated that he was a person of wealth.
He arrived here Friday and went to
the Charleston hotel, but left the next
morning.
Purser Martin says he acted strange
ly on the ship coming down. An over
coat and grip were found in his room
at the hotel. The coat was made by
George G. Benjamin, Broadway and
Twenty sixth street, New York. 1t is
believed that Johnson was not his real
name.
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Nov. "A complete state
ticket was e!ccted in Iowa today, and
as there were five full sets of candidates
in the field, each of which had been the
beneficiarics of an active canvass, large
off-year vote was polled. The Republican
ticket was elected throughout, consisting
of l.. NJ. Shaw for governor; j. c. Milli-
man, lieutenant governor; c. n. Water
man, supreme judge; G. l.. Davidson,
railroad commissioner, and r. c. Barrett,
superintendent of instruction. Shaw s
plurality at 10 o'clock was estimated at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-03
DR.. SWALLOWS BIG VOTE.
The "FiShting Parson" Breaks All
State Prohibition Records.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2.-Returns at
midnight from the state indicate that
DR.. S. c. Swallow, Prohibition candi-
date for state treasurer known in poll
itics as the fighting parson," has re-
csived more than l25,OOO votes.
In the counties of Blair, Clinton,
Cumberland, Dauphin, Huntington
Lycoming, Juniata, Montour and
Northumberland the returns indicate
that Swallow defeated Beacon, the
regular Republican candidate. In 1895
the Prohibition vote in the state was
VOLTS, and last year II Wa1 1924
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Boy Halts Masqueraders.

Wilmington, Del, Nov 2.-Plucky H.
year-old Swithin Robinson, armed with
a pistol routed crowd of Halloween
masqueraders near Greenbank, who had
let loose his widowed mothers cows and
were committing other pranks. The boy
overlook the frolickers and made six
of them stand in line under pain of
having their heads blown off He then
held three as hostages while the others
were compelled to drive the COWS home
again. Before the lad would allow the
masqueraders to go he made them un-
mask.
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ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Adys. Under This Head One Cent NWord

IN RE: ESTATE OF WEIf1NGT0N 4
j Taylor, late OF Peckville. Laekawanna
County, deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF ad.
minstration in the above estate have been
granted to the undersigned, and all persons
Indebted TO said estate are required TO make
immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands TO present same without
delay, TO
BESSIE NJ. TAYLOR, Admlnistratrix.
JOHN Il. SCRAGG. Attorney.
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FATAL KENTUCKY DUEL.
COmbatants Die Before the Smoke OF
Their Pistols Disanpears.

Junction City, KY, Nov. "A fatal
duel took place here this afternoon in
which an old feud was ended and both
of the participants died within a min
ute of each other Some years ago j.
o. Wright shot j. C. Blackerty, while
assisting officers to arrest him. The
trouble was renewed this afternoon.
Wright fired on Blackerty, who re-
turned the shot. Both men fell NOR
tally wounded and both died before
the smoke of their pistols had disap-
peared.
Blackerty was unmarried. Wright
caves a widow and two children,
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COLORADO.

nenver, Nov. 2.-Little interest was
manifested in today's election for supreme
judge and a light vote was polled. Charles
u. Hayt, Republican, defeats John a.
Gordon, De-, and William Gabbert Pop,
by 10000 plurality. Hayt had the support
of both wings of the Republican party.
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HISTORIC HOUSE DESTROYED.
The stone Dwelling at Tappan Where
Andre Was Confined Blown Down,

Nyack, N. Y, Nov. 2-The 1776 stone
house at Tappan, was blown down by
the wind this morning. This is the
house where Major John Andre was
imprisoned, and from which he was
taken to his execution on Oct. 2, 1850.
1t was owned by DR.. Stephens, Of
Tappan, and has been visited by peo-
pie from all over the world,
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Nov. 2.-Five parties had tick
cts named for supreme judge and uni
versity regents; the Democratic-Populist
Bryam ticket being headed by John ].
Sullivan and the Republican by A. NJ.
Post.
Sullivan at midnight claimed the state
by 1000 plurality.
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SWALI 0W IN LUZERNE.
Poilcd Large Votes in Districts Where
No Showing Was ExDectpd.

Wilkes-Barre Nov. "A feature Of
today's voting in Luzerne county was
the strength shown by DR.. Swallow.
He polled votes in districts where he
was not expected to make any show
ing at all. In the borough of West
Pittston he polled twice as many votes
as the Democratic candidate. The vote
for Thompson was very light.
Returns from 1S9 districts show a
falling off in the Republican vote Of
2.150.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., Nov. "A light vote
was polled in the five Rhode Island cities.
Indications point to the election of the
Democratic candidates for mayor in
Providence, Newport and Central Falls.
Woonsocket and Pawtucket are probably
Republican. The Republicans retain con-
troll Of the city councils in the five cities.
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LARGE SCAFFOLD
SUDDENLY DROPS
Eight Workmen Are Thrown TO the
Ground--Two Men Fatally Injured
and Several Seriously.

st. Louis, Nov. 2.--Today while 65
workmen were in large scaffold ex-
tending the whole length of the Wa
bash building, which was recently par
TALLY destroyed by fire, a section of the
platform gave way, carrying eight men
to the floor below. Two were fatally
injured and four others seriously hurt
Fatally injured: Otto Leyh, skuI
crushed; Herman Wertheim, internally
injured.
Seriously injured: George Smith,
fractured skull; Charles wilson, in
terrai injuries; Charles Harris, face
and hand crushed; II. L. Grosswell,
scalp wounds and cut on face; Otto
Leyh is said to belong to a wealthy
and prominent family, his father being
editor Of a German paper in Baltimore
and connected with the German con.
sulate there.
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KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, Nov. 2.-The only officer
voted for in this state today was clerk
Of the court of appeals Robert a. Green,
the regular Democratic candidate, is
elected by a small plurality over James
c. Bailey, Rep, and James r. Hindmau,
gold Democrat.
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The HOMELIEST MAN IN SCRANTON

AS well as the handsomest, and others
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free trial bottle OF Kemps Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
is guaranteed to cure ana relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Consumption. Price 25c.
and SOC.
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NEW YORK.

Albany, Nov. 2.-The only state officer
voted for today in New York state was
the chief justiceship of the court of APP
peals, for which the Republicans sup
ported William j. Wallace and the Dem
ocratS A. Il. Parker.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Nov. 2.-Vrginia today
elected a governor, lieutenant governor,
attorney general and state legislature.
The Democratic ticket, headed by j.
Hoge Tyler, had practically no opposi-
tion and was elected by 10000 to $4,000
plurality.
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Prenoher,s sI?yor Sentenced.

Lancaster, Pa, Nov. 2-Armstea6
Sanders was sentenced today to two
years and six months in the Eastern
penitentiary for manslaughter for
causing the death OF Rev. Lewis Wyatt
by striking him with a brick. The
clergyman said In his dying declara-
ton that he did not believe Sanders in
tended to kill him when he threw the
brick.
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CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE

CORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
~ nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. L. NJ. HETZELA Chiropodist,
$50 Lackawanna avenue. Ladies attended
at their residence If desired. Charges moder-
ate.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Advs. Under This Head One Cent n Word.

NoTICE-IA AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
~ any debts Of Nora Lindsey Albright,
and Will net Try any debts contracted by her
for any purpcEa. FRANCIS ALBRIGHT.
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Regular Prices, 10, 20 or 80 Cents

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