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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06
STAMPMILL AT BARAGA.
Copper Ore May be Brough. Thirty Mile.
for IT, eatin-ut

Baraga. Mich. Nov Ii Special. AL
though Baraga is thirty miles from the
nearest copper mine Il bold attempt is
being made by Col Coach, Frank Mes
ter and other leading citizens 10 accom-
plish nothing less than the location here
"f i big copper Stampmill. The Frank
lin Mining company iS the only corpora-
ton which has Il Stampmill still in opera
ton on Portage lake. where all the mines
once had their mills The government
compelled the mills to vacato because
they We're filling the channel with sand
from their stamps. The Franklin mill
has sand room for several years 10 come.
hut owing to the development of the
Franklin Junior. which bids fair to be-
come much larger and richer mine
than the old Franklin ever WAS the old
mill, which has but three stamps. is in
adequate for the treatment of ANYTHING
like the full production of both mines:
the federal authorities object 10 adding
to the facilities OF the present mill. hence
il is but Il matter of wear or two be
fore the Franklin mus seek another mill
site. Although Bara-l iS thirty miles
distant from the mine the H.. =. * x \
railway will make II very low rail rate
and the rock could easily be brought
here. as the roadbed between Raraga and
Boughtun follows the level of the lake.
and i much more level than the average
floor for the entire distance. \ free mill
site iS offered here. and il need surprise
nobody If Baraga is stamping copper rock
within the next eighteen months
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06

Several Persons Lose Their Lives
Trying to Save Goods in a
Michigan Town.

PinconDinc. Mich. Nov This VIII
tage was visited by the worst confiagra-
ton in its history today. The fire started
in DR.. Porter's residence on Second
street. leaped across to Kaiser street and
cleaned out the buildings on both sides
for a distance of three blocks
The wind was blowing a gale from the
northwest and the progress of the flames
could not be stopped until everything in
their path was consumed. Among the
buildings burned were SnoOks' hardware
store, the Stanton. Brunswick and Phoe-
nix blocks, Commercial hotel. bank,
postotfice, Lenhoffs clothing store the
Plnconnlng house. Buffers grocery and
the Michigan Central freight and pas
senger station, the Michigan house.
klumlaps grocery. Ed jennings store.
Summerheld X Sons grocery, the Pres
byterian church and about ten houses.
The total loss will reach 100000 with
S1o.GoD insurance.
Several persons were burned in trying
to save their chattelS.
Ietoskey, Mich. Nov. 2.-PetOskey is
lighting the worst fire in its history. At
clock this morning Connahel's steam
laundry was discovered i'll flames and
now Is completely destroyed. Tive dwell
'nes are burning and Il large block of
mills and factories seem almost certain
to 90 III spite of the heroic efforts of the
tiremen. The fire was controlled. how
ever. before doing further damage than
above mentioned
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his wife was Ann Polhemus. From this
couple all the Van Wycks in America
are descended. The family has been pro-
life of judges, congressman. senators
and other prominent characters III tie lie
of the republic. The family is connected
by marriage with the foremost Dutch
families of New York
The mayor elect left school when boy
determined to enter business life. and be
gan his career in 1852 as an errand boy
IN Gotham: but after diligent effort as
clerk for FIVE years. he resumed his
lawyer. and in 1872 he was graduated
from the Columbia College school, then
presided over by Prof. Dwight, al the
head Of class of 12i. delivering the
valedict0ry address at the class C"m-
mencement, held in the Academy Of
Music.
His taste for the law may be in a
measure inherited from his father, VII
liam Van Wyck. who was LAWYER and
a conspicuous man OF affairs ~ New
York sixty years ago; From has father
he also inherited his Democratic p0ll'ics,
for William Van Wyck was. until bis
death. prominent in the councils Of the
Democratic party. being III his early man
hood an admirer and confidential friend
of Presidents Andrew Jackson and Mar
tin Van Buren,.
Judge Van Wyck. it is conceded. is an
able lawyer. a good justice, and the best
commendation he has is that 90 per cent.
of his decisions have been published in
the law reports. The judge was el"ered
to the bench of the city court in 1889.
Van Wyck has been for many years one
of the most influential Democrats in The
city OF New York. He is the especial
candidate Of Boss Croker. who forced
him down the throat Of Boss Sheehan.
who did not like Mr.. Croker's notions OF
what was proper for a Tammany Candi-
date Judge Van Wyck IS Is years Old.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MlLM A, MI !2uf- IN n'tHahd, w neat
liver 40 spring, '4 III. u. So " !
-l'Ilt4' Li' On Ih'h' 'tS- '.t"'l-tI 70. -
vi vi lta.h, -p'>, Oal 50 I'm. -" Mil; ''-
Ii".N, -, 70. ''NnIlt' oA lf,t' IA - '-'
lt,..IE. ~ ~, on 'i@' r. u?
~ a i"a ~ ~. y1l tid, h., =. 'o''s''H9
islrrr ~, fnir I,,,',, ,t %, ,or NAT
l'u ~ ~ Ia "sI4Ar.u "I 90 l'' PAT
"a d.tL ~. ',-'D'i"-lV 1pi ~ ~
q 81 ~ 49, IYI D' = -
XXX. '' ''"''''N '''NS''''7' ""4 4'''' ''-
"rtIir,rn Cf W.. >-.t,.
oe ~ go, ,h''o " ~" ny ril-pra
FG' it.rH'hrrl Htl ~ Ola, - January
-; uH,.,3,ior &,; lfov n
Tnyarnhr~ I1i.EIIS..r- f,,.ar.f.r IgIzn,
~. Berriubar 80. .I,l,gar. : - Lard
Enycn,bor 1 %. D.cr,.lnr % JaunaIv
80 Fihs-N1vcnb-r, I. -; Drccn.bcr
a. January ! l-,J4 4
KANSAS -Whraf-f;eurraIi, about
a cent lower SLOW. NJ = hard ~liu.-. ~.
= s:ms5c: No. ,. 1y"JSZ-: ". !. ItDi.>n.
NJ red 94r: No 3 S~l93r. later fr
choice: Nn. I. N}c; No. spring SO; 40. =:
80. Corn Weak: No. > mixed. 22t, M-.,i ="
oats Choice. active. higher; N". = white.
20 Rye steady. No :. 4iHili1r- Hay
Firm: practically rhrhauGrd Huttrr-
STEADY. creamery. -iH--'". DAIRY, IyG-o'
Egg Actiy-. fru, l2i2c
81. LOT lS-W Wheat-Ilrm: No. RED
cash, "l%' Tor. Hn-": track; I"L 10. ~. :
hard ash y n 80, !"e"mhrr. l,',Ls Ma
''4"- ,oTn- -Easi"I, 10. caSh. 1iac' i,"-
r"mbgr, 2i'er: MAJ, -it9c. oatS- iirn: 80.
> cash, elevator. lsiyc. No. white, Zll2H
~. track. 1!tI T lg!ac, December. lo'sg {.
May. 21@tM2I',c. Rye Lower. f'ic. Flax
Higher. 1.u4. Lead Duh. 30 asked.
Sro!trr Nominal. 81"
NlNNEAfpIiN-N " heat Weak and low
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NEBk Ask 4.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov 2-Newspaper spe-
cials from over the state tell of Il falling
off in the vote and much scratching. The
new blanket ballot has caused some con-
fusion. Polls closed 1T p. m. and count
ing did not begin until after that time.
Chairman Edmiston of the Fusion state
committee says reports from towns over
the state are uniformly favorable The
vote in Lincoln is greater than in 1890,
but rot up to last year.
Additional scattering precinct re-
turns from small towns and county pre-
cncts serve to confirm earlier bulletins
10 the effect that the fusion has carried
in this state by a greater plurality than
was given Bryan last year.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. 2.-Returns are
coming very slowly from the state. The
few precincts heard from show Repub-
lican gains over the vote of last year. 1t
Will be after midnight before anything
definite is known.
Nebraska renewed her allegiance to fu-
sion by electinS the three candidates on
that ticket by pluralities ranging from
10000 to 25,Ooo. Nothing like complete
returns have been received, but enough
to measure the result and indicate q
greater fusion victory than III the presi
dental year.
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INTERNAL REVENUE REPORT.
Receipts for the Fiscal Year Of 1897 Are
S3Il. .O2s Less than in 1896.

Washington, u. G.. Nov. 2.-Thc report
of the commissioner ui internal revenue
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1897,
shows the total receipts from all sources
to have been S1I6.6l3a93. Il decrease as
compared with tn" fiscal year 1896 Of
S3ll or. The important changes are an
increase of S1,33S.4I2 in receipts from
distilled spirits. and Il decrease of prlc-
ticdlly the same amount in receipts from
fermented liquors. The total cost ui col
lection for the last fiscal year was So,
>t>. >.669, q decrease over 1896 of S2:}T,
ST.
The total production Of distilled spirits,
exclusive of fruit brandieS was g.. 4j1,
64S taxable gallons, a decrease in prcluc-
ton rs compared with 1896 Of u 123 ,0oJ
gallons. There were also produced -JS.
921 gallons of apple brandy. 1T.251 yf
peach brandy. 1.496.6S6 of grape brandy,
and varying amounts of other fruit b"dG-
dies. making a total of 1.S13.421 gallons.
The quantity of distilled spirits gagged
was 24t.096921 gallons. decrease Of
-; 2231 .S41 gallons. During the year
315S distilieries OF all kinds We're Cpe-
rated
There were produced st 462 SD barrels
of beer. decrease as compared with
1896 of 1896 42S barrels. The total re-
ceiptS from the taxes on tobacco. cigars,
cigarettes snuff. etc. were $50, 110,1J1 a
decrease for the year Of S1331.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06
KEY TO THE kLONDIkE.

The pioneer Alaska railway is the
Northern Pacific, and TO that company
belongs the credit, III connection with the
Pacific Coast Steamship company, of
aarla- inaugurated the sale Of through
hrtS Tu points III Alaska The North
ra Pacific was the first railway to issue
q map uf Alaska showing the inland
fS>aGc from Puget sound to Sitka, Ju-
Lrau and Chlkat.
Those intending to - to .A9Ska early
next spring. after the SHOWS on the DyCa
ant Skaguay passes are packed down
and the lakes frozen. or ut 4 later date
tHrr via this route or via 81 MichaeIs
aHi the mouth Of the Yukon. should re-
member that the Northern Pacific iS the
aanetr Alaska line: rms m-hca ted
rams with dining ears. Pullman stand
arj and tourist Sleeper> from st. Paul
81 Tacoma. Seattle and Portland: pasScn-
gers having the option Of going via llc.e-
ha or Butte City tthe latter the greatest
silver mining camp in the world also
Fia Lake Pend d'orcilIe. Idaho, or
through the famous Occur d'Alene coun-
tgy
Early III November an illustrated folder
viii ~ issued rerIetc With Alaska and
kondike information mp to date. Send
ohas. :. Fee general passenger agent.
~ Paul. MINI. = cents IN postage and
he Will forward you this map.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06
MASS ACHI rs.

Worcester. Mass, Nov. 2.-Edward
Hamilton. employed at the Worcester
National bank. killed his wife and daugh-
ter and then shot himself today.
Boston. Mass, Nov. with four
ffths of the vote of the city in the indl-
cations are that Wolcott has carried Ros-
ton over Williams by about 5000. This
is falling off Of 12.ooo from his vote
last wear One hundred and sixty five
precincts out Of 19l give: Wolcott. p
:fS3: Williams. o1.114: Everett, 2S93.
Indications are thar WolCOtt (Rep.D
carried Boston over Williams by about
5000. a falling off Of 200D from his vote
last year.
Returns from 120 towns in the state IN
dicate Wo,cott will have majority or
between 950-}0 and 100000. NoiCoTt :
total vote Will probably be about 1G1.rtu;
Williams about 1000. and Everett be
tween | 600 and 12,oep.
Wolcott's plurality last year was los
363
Ninety towns in Massachusetts show
net Republican loss Of HIST.
Two hundred and forty towns give:
Everett. 5931; Williams, 3l.425: VOL
cott. 1S.111. The same towns last year
gave: Prince. 5oiI: Williams. 43,6S6:
Wolcott. 125.o15.
Two hundred and eighty cities and
towns complete exclusive of Boston,
give: Everett. 7oSE2: Williams. 5G.253;
Wolcott. 91.6IS. The same last year
gave: Prince 6J61; Williams, ~, S9e;
Wolc0tt. 1926.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06
HUGE SCAFFOLD FALLS.
1t was on the Ruins of the Burned
Wabash Building in ST. Louis
Men Are Hurt.

st. Louis, Mo, Nov. To-day while
sixty-fiye men were on a large sCaffold
extending the whole length of the Wa
bash building, which was recently par
tally destroyed by fire, a section OF the
platform gave way, falling to the floor
below. 1t carried eight men into the
mass Of debris Two were fatally in
jured and four others were seriously
hurt.
The fatally injured are:
OTTO LEYH. skull crushed.
HERMAN NERTHElM, internally in
jured.
The seriously injured are:
George Smith fractured skull.
Charles Wilson, ribs crushed and internal
Injuries.
Charles Harris. face and hand crushed
II. l.. CroswcIl. scalp wounds and cuts
and bruises on face.
Otto Leyh, one of the fatally injured. is
said 10 belong to a wealthy and prominent
family, his father being ed;tor Of Il Ger
man paper in Baltimore and connected
with the German consulate there. HIS
relatives Were notified.
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uat ana TINS, no DOUBT, auected the rurai
vote. The Republican gain seemed TO
come from the rural Democratic counties
ana the Democratic gains from the Re
nuoIIcan counties in which the .arge
cities are located
The Republicans at this hour DO not
concede the loss of their state ticket or
OF the control of the Legislature, but ad-
mt that the result will be very close on
poth. Owing TO the condition of the
roaGS the bicycle messengers are having
IToiibie III rendering the prompt service
cincts.
ton gives: Bushnell. 3421: fs CHAIRMAN, "a man
3ll4; Holiday, 80; Coxey, 46; Dexter. &;
watkins, lbs; Richardson, g. Bushnelrs
plurality, 307.
The result in Ohio is so close that il
may require the official count 70 de-
termIne the result especially on the po-
Atlcal complexion of the Legislature
At midnight the Republicans and the
Democrats are both claiming the state
ana the Legislature with such persistence
that 1t viii require the official count, at
Ieast, TO get one or the other to c0ncede
defeat.
incomplete returns indicate the clec-
ton of the Republican state ticket 10y
from 10000 TO 1900. but the result On
.iS l-tS->IdiuFt is 50 close thdt no "a nm
lte hgurcs can be given on it tonight.
The Democrats claim confidently ma
Jority III both branches of the Leglsla-
ture, but give no figures on the number
OF state senators or representatives. The
Republicans claim 54 representatives and
II senators sure or II votes or joint bal
lot, as beng necessary to elect ssu-
ator. They also claim all of the twelve
representatives whose counties have not
been definitely heard from and all of
which are in the doubtful list
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RESULT OF ELECTION,
Iammany Sweeps Greater New
York.
Republicans Garry Iowa Result in Ohio
in Doubt.

The results Of the elections on Tues
day. November >, are summarized as fol-
lows:
New York city is carried by Tammany
BY plurality Of 1900.
New York state elects Democratic
judge Of the court Of appeals by 6o0U0.
Massachusetts Is Republican by 5000.
Iowa Is Republican by 1900.
Nebraska goes for silver fusion by 20
GOO
The Maryland Legislature is probably
Republican. insuring Republican United
States senator 70 succeed Mr.. German.
The Republicans carried Baltimore by
5000.
Virginia goes solidly Democratic.
Detroit elects Il Democratic mayor, as
d. Providence and Newport, X. l., and
Buffalo. y. !.
The fusion ticket defeated the Repub-
lican nominees IN Cincinnati.
The silver ticket wins in Colorado.
Ohio probably goes Republican by TO-
GOO 10 1900. The Legislature, with Il
United States senator at stake, is close
Silver Democrats carry kentucky.
Louisville i: Democratic by 800.
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low A.

DeS Moines Ia \ov - Tho yo+o in
this state X estimated ot - nor cont
of the vote cast last vear. In some nIaces
it will not be more than 66 ppr nFnt,.
while other local contests have broucht
out nearly the fuI vote 10 re-
turns in vet ON which 70 haso est;motas
Both parties claim the benefit of the re-
duced vote. Al polling places in the
state closed at o'clock
$50 y. m.-Returns show n net Demo-
cratic gain of about % Der cent. TO the
precincts compared with last wear, Tint
would give them a total gain of about
5000. The vote so far returned shows a
probable loss Of 100000 votes compared
with those last year The loss viii
slightly benefit Democrats.
Dcs Moines. Ia. Nov. The Repub-
lican state central committee saws the
voting is light all over the state. and that
Shaw Rep1 will have "A good plurality.
The chairman of the Democratic state
central committee says: The very light
vote cast in Iowa will help White
Dem.l and we predict his election"
Cedar Falls. Ia. Nov. 2-Shaw tRep0,
S14; White Deml. - Last year, Me-
kinlcy, 95;}; Bryan. 800.
Twenty-seven precincts in Iowa give:
Shaw. 2.I5; White. 1881 The same
Returns received at the Register office
from about 100 precincts in Iowa show
a net Democratic gain of - per cent.
At that rate the Republican plurality of
last year t65.522l would be cut down to
less than 1o.OOO
rrecincts IN 1Sof crqvo. \1cEinloy- c-si.
RrvaD o71o . not Damorr,tic f,oin a.,
Ten voting prpciurts in Iowa @iyr
Shaw. 1Ono. White 10. Iliggntt %.
InjarI :. TIovd lNiidio- ~ -Jon11
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Louisville, Ky. Nov. The chairman
of the Republican committee comedies
the defeat of Mayor Todd RepD by
Charles Weaver (Dem.1 but claims gross
frauds were perprtrated in reaching this
end In some wards which were expect
ed to be. strongly Republican. Todd did
not poll half OF his vote.
The chairman of the Republican state
committee comedies Mayor Todd (Rep.)
defeated by Charles Weaver Dem)
Indications are ut 9:15 p. m. that
Weaver DEM. candidate for mayor. is
elected by over 2ooO majority over Todd
Rep.
For clerk of appeals, ffty-two precincts
in the city give Thackelford (Silver
Dem.D. 4450: alley RepD, 355IO; Hind
man Gold Dem.l. 2oI.
In Louisville eighty-three precincts
give Shackeltord lSil.-Dem.), S1iI;
Bailey tRep0 1850: Hindman Gold
Deml. 51S. For mayor, 101 precincts
out of 173 give Weaver Dem.) a major
ity of 2131 over Todd Rep.l.
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Durrant's Fate in the Balance.

NaShiu-t0u. y. Z. Nov. Z--Attorney-
General Fitzgerald Of California has sub
mitted a motion To- dismiss or affirm in
the case of w II. Durrant. This case
is an appeal from the decision of the
C&.ifornia state court. which refused a
writ Of habeas corpus. II involves the
proceeding against DUrrant for murder
MIR. Fitzgerald a.>o moved to advance on
the docket the cases of Benjamin L. Hill
and George !. CrO>>ley, petitioner for
Sa.ter l.. Worden. and 10 dismiss the
ease Of Harvey Anendar. These are all
murder cases from the state Of Califor-
MA which have been appealed TO the Su-
preme court. Wordeu i charged with
being party 10 the murder of Il United
States soldier in assisting to ditch "a train
during the strike Of 1895. All the cases
We're taken under advisemeut.
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BIG LOGGING CONTRACT.
Hinges on Bond for Damages to
Logs Injured In Going Over
Knife River Falls.

Menominee. Mich. Nov. Ii Special ]
One Of the largest logging contracts
eyer entered into nv any firm, in this nor
tion If tho Enrth,,..st :; ,-,,,,. ,,,,,i- t,,,,
.''" " !He NOT thNtSt i n"N uhutt CON
acnll'Iauon by j. r.. Michigan: Fred Car
i'a ana l.: W. ! Iannlgan,the Two Tor
liner com lPrlSihS lhe tnCe nlNef I-ossihs (
,,',t, IN inH hEIie f'it'r l-l!ii Der
,"aiS VI ht'tSn. me iai.rr '".'cSi .yn Il
u,.tI Min d tiatt OF 'ilhntF e>'!i!ditu III "''
H'',''' ieet' all OF winch eventually may
nt Pui III hH the ahoIe-mentlonGd log
I,IN, nut the present contract VIII cover
i'","oI."', ohe-i"urth Of the amount 10
nc t"itN''i 'flS NlltuF IAy MI I''ti
;.,,[I a i"II> ,''p irtt IA VI, VI
va! IHu-H .oi Wv t,"S
- >I'-i oi loIH. ani IN. Iuiio't con, ,PihS
uvSiars 'he IosstT> 10 lnril!Sh Il p"hI as i
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-11-06
CENTRAL NINE on FIRE.
Flames Attack a keWeenaw Coun-
ty Shaft and Miners Have
Narrow Escapes.

Calumet. Mich. NOV. Special. +
Word has Just been received from lie
Central mine il KeWeenaw county - tic
affrgt that the mine caugh, fire yesterday
at the twentieth level. \ large party III
miners anu Supt. Stanton ana some NnN
York officers Whu were visiting tha miu-
We're underground at the Time. lut an
escaped with their lives The minr las
hacu closed 81 as 10 prevent a drauslt
and % l"t the fire burn itself out. Tho
origin Of the fire is unknown. The dam
act 10 the property will be great
Later reports from the Central Mine
IRE in kewecnaw say that the fire j,
still burning. The draught In the mine
IS away from he shaft and even if the
hrr Is allowed T. burn out. the ,Iama.r
VIII not be great. as other shafts have
long hcnn worked out Further details
say that Harry Rove. an old miner. who
WaS working behind the fire. had = very
narrow escape, falling three times in his
Efforts t9 -rt To ( he shaft
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BUSY AT ESCANABA.
Mills Are Working Doub'e Time and
Men Are Uard to IInd.

Escanaba Mich, Nov. IL Special. l.
The Metropolitan Lumber company of
this city is increasing is working force
on a large scale and at the present time
one Of its three mills Is working double
shift in order IL clean mp all the logs
now on hand. The cut daily at present
i about 4tr.uHr feet. Arrangements are
now being made to send about BOO head
of horses to the woods this fall. Woods
men are scarce and it j. with great diff
ticulty that enough are secured TO work
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TO DEFEND LUETGERT.
Ex-GoV. Johnson of Missouri. Who
is Noted Criminal
LAWYER.

St. Louis, No, Nov. 2-Ex-Goy.
Charles Z. Johnson. one of the best
known criminal lawyers in Missouri, and
almost as well-known outside of the
state, has been retained to conduct the de
fense of Luetgert, the Chicago sausage
maker. in his coming second trial for the
alleged killing of his wife. Mr. johnson
gained great prominence in MS connec-
tion with the defense Of DR.. Duestrow,
the st. Louis milliona re, who was recently
hanged for the murder OF his wife and
child
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NJ &RNI AND.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. -.
Twenty-eight precincts out Of 3u4 IN
Baltimore city give NalSter tRep.l, for
MAYOR, 4493: Williams DEM, 2a3o.
The same precincts gave Mckinley 5-'94
BRYAN, 20aS. net Democratic gain Of
Nine out Of 3o4 election districts in
Baltimore city give Malster Rep for
MAYOR, 1874: Williams tDeml. 1888 The
same districts gave: Mckinley. 1854;
Brvan. 1881. in 1896. when McKinley's 5
majority in the city reached 1900.
Nine out Of 30t election districts IN
Baltimore give Nalster tRep( 1911;
Williams Dem). 123o.
Returns thus far received C9 p. NJ in
dicate that the Democrats have elected
seven and the Republicans fourteen dele
gates 70 the Assembly from Baltimore
city.
Returns from about one-third Of the
city indicate that Master tRep.l. candi-
date for mayor. will have about ouvo ma
iority over Williams lDem0.
The Republicans have elected their Ell
tire municipal ticket IL Baltimore and
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 2-Eighty-ni
precincts out of 120 in Detroit give May
bury DEM for mayor. 52S majority /;
Thompson DemD for city treasurer.
300 majority. Schmid, Rep for city
clerk. is elected by large majority.
With ten precincts yet to be reported.
the election of Mayor Maybury Den.)
Is assured with a plurality of about 2000.
Thompson DemD is elected treasurer by
about 1000. Schmid RepD, candidate
for city clerk, is reelected by upwards of
1000. Lemkie tItep) won out for justice
Of the peace by 1900 votes.
Five Republican and nine Democratic
aldermen were elected. The council will
stand twenty one Republicans and th;r-
teen Democrats; a Democratic gain of
two.