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(: ~ n 49, - Nn1o eeoattee from
pa }7ss2 sy6 - peaa4es trom Marion
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< 800, '(1 " n 1c6ocrnts to u VpuoHSune
'&S1 ~ vunia reSsf rive either q thsss
: 2{sSa'6 * 11S91o ~ t11eS01 ecnnI
77y HSs<1mvfIle oaeS ~ believes the DEM
& 49, ~ ,I1S1ns.et&klves were elected n
SSSc2 &6iS8 cux1ntiea. vhien be does nos
1870 ~ fnrss pending Investigation u AZ.
i61S6 fraf3ds He charges frauds Ia Noble
SSS Wood cpunties and Ia the Marion Lo-
Snw llis1rHx In the event Of the revuo-
So~na Ssxx19hw the leeisiature on ~ cfose
I narxin = = nou claimsd BY them and
- exdcd py the democrats. Chairman
11rf,onvflle predicts that Senator Hanna
IN eecstrv the caucus nomination. but fall
~ eIecfIon. a. dId pr. Hunter In KensuSky
I - vfnter. q the session Of the Ohio isgis-
iafsrre this winter wculd break the record
eor factional fighting and Disturbances OF
a. wu10n usede By The Kentucky legisia-
nre.
There are reports that certain anti Hanna
spafbIkcnns and democratic managers have
,ejd couferenoes TOT combine II Bushnell
rgftxarx to allow the use OF his name.
At the republican state headquarters to-
night the list OF districts ara given IN which
Il i claimed the republicans have seven
teen and the democrats nineteen The
only disputed district by the Democratic
managers is that which includes Marion
and Logan counties and which would make
the senate stand sixteen republicans to
twenty democrats The rerublicans cin N
that the organization OF the 4erats depends
upon the attitude OF Senator Voisht o. C'n-
cinnati. who liz fusionlst-
The republican State committee claims
that the two representatives run summit
county are tho only oues In Doubt.
The republican state committee has eom-
plete returns from eignty-six COUNTIES TO-
night, and the other TWO eountles-star ARK
and vincton-are estimated Tue piuriilty
Tor BUSHNELL fT governor ana the rnst OK
the republican state ticket Is placed az ~
b2o. The plurality IN onio 1851 ear lot
Mckinney was d Tvs. ntasiislg.. w ~
~ GAVE MhlMLEf Lssi EAR
fLUhALlIf or is.'te AlsD eaAsh. Ehsti'
NELL. REL VpLssaN, iEas Ell a
fLuhALIII uf gnLI 10Y, - mel VEL, 20, %
Li.AN loss IN ~. SpNt or ks-,..
Will LIE lei ,is nAic ~ h,,ss ~
I IN Mhohf. u Aih Wy rso'sAt'ii led
is 2f,bsA
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Mr.. Bryaa Says the Vote Shows
That Republican Policies
Are Not lndorsed.

Lincoln. Neb.. November s.-Mr.
Bryan today gave out the following
statement:
To the Associated Press:
The returns are so incomplete that
Il Is impossible 10 discuss yesterdays
election In detail. The republicans
everywhere indorsed the republican ad-
fninistration and in view Of the losses
sustained by them In almost every
county st would seem that republican
policies are not being Endorsed at the
polls.
The sentiment In favor OF the Chi
cago PLATFORM shows healthy growth
throughout tho country. Perhaps our
opponents will now admit that sill
yer Is not dead. The ettenpt 10 Sc
cure international bmetaliism has
proved failure and IT Is now more
apparent than ever that the people Of
tho Unlted States must legislate for
themselves on the financial question.
Free and unlimited coinage at Is 10 l
Is nearer nov than Il was year ago.
High tariff upon 4 gold basis has dis
appointed those republicans who
looked to it for relief
On the whole. the returns are very
encouraging. I think voice the SEN
timents OF democrats. populists and
silver republicans when say that
the light win he continued with
even more esrnestnrss until the
gold monopoly Is broken and
the money trusts overthrow.
The fusion forces increase their per-
centage in Nebraska aud probably
their actual majority
William ]. Bryan.
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KENTUCKY BY OVER $4,000
The Democrats Will Control Boti
Branches Of the Legislature.
LOUISVILLE ALSO BACK IN RANKS
weaver, First Dempcrattc Mayo
for Three Elections. Gets Twen-
ty-Mvc Hundred Majority.
Louisville. Ky, November s.-Kentueky

Louisville, KY, November 3.--Kentueky
wheels Into the democratic column again
by a majority OF over $4,000. Reports from
all over the State show that s. j. Shack
eltord. the silver democratic nominee for
appellate court clerk. will have fully $4,000.
Il not 10000 majority. and that the silver
democrats will have all in their favor in
the two houses OF general assembly.
Louisville. that has not gone democratic
for three elections, gives Weaver. the DEM
oerahc nominee for mayor. about $500 ma
iority and with three exceptions the whole
municipal ticket has been elected
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PENNSYLVANIA.
UomnlcIc Yntr

Philadelphia. Pa, November s.--Thc com.
plets vose OF Pennsylvania is as follows:
Fer State treasurer Bcaeon, republican,
ss.Ss'; Brown, democrat. 2io,lsl; swallow.
trohihitionist, li5.l5s Thompson. indie.
pendent. 1928. Beacon's plurality. isI.ssl
For auditor general McAuley, repub.
lioen, ioo.es5, Ritter. democrat. $50 'Ist,
iathrup, prohtbitionist. $3.50; MeNuley's
plurality. 1851
The total vote for State treasurer Is ill.-
i,lsf.SSs in 1889.
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Berlin. November S.--The Frankturter
Zeitung publishes the following sensational
dispatch from Constanttncpie: The Bull
garian government recestly delivered an
ultimatum to Turkey threatening to declare
the Independence OF Bulgaria unless the
berats to the Bulgarian bishops in Mace
donia were granted by 10 O'Clock on the
morning OF November 10.
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NERyY TRAIN ROBBERS.
Went Through the Passengers ana
Made Their Escape.

Litchfeld, H.. November 2.-Last night
as the Buffalo, New York and Boston linz
tied on the Wabash, due here at 9:4s
O'Clock. pulled out. eight men without
masks boarded the chair car and at the
point OF revolvers demanded the passengers
to give up their valuables. After going
through the car which was done at a
lively rate, the robbers pulled the oellcord
and the train stopped and the robbers get
off. running east and disappearing as the
train moved on. The robbers got between
$40 and $50 and gold watch.
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TAYLOR CALLED DOWN.
Accused of Talking One Way In
spain, Another I'm America.

Accused of Talking One Way In
spain, Another I'm America.
Madrid, November 3.-Senator Salvaui
has written letter to the newspapers here
in reply to the article on the Cuban ques-
tion published in an American magazine. OF
which article Hannis z. Taylor. the former
United States minister to Spain. is the au-
thor. The senator says:
Il am astonished al Mr.. Taylor's article
in an important review CONTINUING
Senior Salvani then proceeds to tell the fol-
lowing story: Il met Mr.. Taylor las. April
in street of Madrid, and though, out OF
prudence, asked him nothing, he said
spain must not suppress the Cuban insur-
rectton by force OF arms alone. She must
carry out reforms. He did not mention a
word about autonomy, but he added: 'Peacs
VIII then follow Immediately. Spain has d
friend in the White House whose powers
are on the eve Of expiring, and she ought
to profit by the opportunity to obtain peace.
for whoever succeeds him. he is certain to
be less favorable to Spain than President
Cleveland
Il recognized the Importance Of the fore
going declaration and | fastened to COM
municate with my friend Canoyas, who
have retained
shortly afterwsrd the reforms OF C.auo-
vas began to be talked about and I was
called on to explain them to Mr.. Taylc- and
to tell him they would be published within
fortnight, as actually occurred MIR Tay-
Tor embraced me. saying: You and I will,
bring about peace in Cuba and thus com
tribute to the good OF humanity and uphold
the great interests OF civilization by ending
the war, the prototype OF crime and a re-
turn TO barbarism.'
i hastened to communicate these words
In the proper quarter.
Just prior 10 these events Mr.. TAYLOR. al
a luncheon In my house and in company
with Castellane and others toasted peaes
warmly protesting his admiration and love
for Spain and expressing the desire 10 see
Us succeed in the work OF pacifying Cttba.
shortly after the election OF President
Mckinley. when Il was mooted that Mr.
sherman would be made secretary of state
asked Mr.. Taylor II Spain would not havs
reason to fear man who In a speech in
the senate had displayed s~ch hatred a,
spain. Mr. Taylor replied: Don, notice
that Tor sherman, as a responsible minis
ter. will change his opiuic/s. spain has
hcthing TO Year in this respect
In conclusion Senator ,alvani said.
These ideas and ssntiu.ynts differ greatly
from those attributed to him now
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BIC VICTORY IN NEW YORK
Democrats Get Dsus RepsbIicss Ma
iosisy y the Assembly.
MANY mayors ARE DEMOCRATIC.
f.urker's Majority I'm the state Il
mere Than Fifty-eisht Thousand.
some English Comment.

New York. November 3--Returns from
tho State and the city elcction received to-
day do not change the results as announced
early last night by tho Associated Press
Returns from all counties Indicate plu-
rality Of moro than $500 for Alton B.
Perker, democratic candidats for ehtet
judge OF the corrt OF appeals His plural
its In Greater New York Is 1s3, rss.
Van wyck. Tammany candidate for may
or Of Greater New York. has si.sss plurality
over Seth Low and 1is.iot over General
Tracy.
TIE State legislature remains republican.
The senators hold over and tbs new house
OF assembly stands SIS republicans to %
democrats. The newly elected republican
senators are said to be auti-Piatt. The re-
publicans row have a majority Of over 100
In the legislature.
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SPANISH FINANCES.


HAVANA, November s.--According TO a
dispatch from Madrid. the Spanish govern
Iaent intends 10 enter a contract with the
Bank Of Spain at Havana under which me
bank viii undertake the management Of the
cuban treasury. the lottery and the other
pusiie hn9neial concerns Of the island. II
Is understood the bank will make a new
lssus OF gold notes to the amount Of 800. :
$4,000, and the notes will be received BY
me government In the payment Of expenses
q every class. incluiing custom house
duties The government silver bills up-
DER the arrangement. will be withdrawn.
Il - believed Senior Martos will Be an
pcsassd gevsrnoe q Tie psovincs ee Santa
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student. I'm Conflict.

Vienna. November 3.-Conflicts bet3
German and Geek students, arising NJ
the recent difficulties in the rsiche|
have occurred at various points. Ate
Gras six Germans have been serb
wounded and twenty have been wcsd
ct Prague. Numerous arrests have
made at each place
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CARLIsTs ARE ACTIVE,

Government Knows They Are I'm.
porting Arms Into spain.
Madrid, November 3.-Owing 10 the ,,rt
that the Carllsts are known to be import.
ing arms into Spain. the premier. Senior
Sagasta. and the minister for war. Gem
eral corrsa. are considering the adoption
OF repressive measures.
1t is reported General Azcarrage, who
succeeded the late Senior canovas del Cas-.
tiilo as premier. has decided to retire from.
political life.
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Bouna over for Train Robbery.

Austin. Texas. November 3,--Felix Wolf
and Levy Fisher. under arrest charged with
the Mcneil train rrhbery. appeared before
Justice johnson today. and through their
attorney, Mr.. Henry Faulk. waived exanl-
hauon- TIE complaints have been made
agsinsi them OF robbsry OF a gold wafrh
from Conductor Jack Haley, $50 from Nr
N. I. Kelly o. Georgetown, and $40 from
Mr. r. z. Rife OF Austin.
Justice Johnson fixed their bonds at $1,000
Ia each case. Ia default OF which thew
went 70 jail to await the action Of the grand
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DICKS CLAIM.
sim Asserts Hanna WIN he Elected
Senator. "a

Cleveland. Ohio. November 5.--Colonal
Dick. Senator fIannas manager. Is un-
swerying In hts claim that Senator Han
ma viii have at least seventy Ave votes
on teint ballot o. the legislature. His
last claim was:
Republican IS, democratic s6. doubtful :.
The following is list Of the counties
and districts as elalirsd or conceded by
Major Dick poubLful--Perry county.
Eighteenth. Nineteenth. Thirteenth DIS
tricts- Republican cegtain--Adnms /. Pike
]. Ashtabula l, Athens /. neinlont ,,
Champlain 1. Clarke :. Clinton I Colum-
bina /. Cuyahoga ., Delaware l. Erie 1,
Fayette !. Fulton /. Gsilla l. Grcere
Guernsey l. Hancock |, Harrison L. Carroll
!. Highland |. Hooking /. Nsnton / Huron
j. jackson l. Jefferson !. Lake Geanga, /.
l.a~rencs !. Lorain l. Madison /. Mahouing
:. Medina l, Melss /. Miami /. Montgomery
:. Morgan !. MuskingGGl !. Noble t. por-
tage !, preblc l.. Ross 1. Stark . Seioto l..
Trumbull l, Union l, Warren |. Washing
ton !, Williams !. Wood /. TOTAL repre-
sentatives claimed. 80.
Democrats sure--&llen 1. Ashland 1. Au-
glaise !. Brown /. Butler /, Coshoeton 1,
Crawford l. parke l. Defiance /, Fairchild
!. Fankiin J. Hsniilton Ia Hardin 1,
Henry !. Holmes l.. knox 1, I.ucas z. Lick
ing J. Mercer l, Marion /. Morrow /, Mon
roe !. Ottawa 1. Padding 1, Ptekway l
Putnam |, Rtehiand I. Saldgsky l. Senecs
7. Shelby l. Tuscarawas i. Summit .. Var
Vert ], Wyanstoste !, Wayne |. Clc.Non
]. Logan l. Total ~.
Republican senators--1Third 1. Fifth -
Sixth l. Seventh l. Eighth l. Ninth -
Fourteenth 2. Eleventh 1. Thir
teenth ]. Thirtieth -, Twenty sacon,
]. Twenty first l. Twer,y-thiyd 1. Twenty
fourth =. Twenty sixth .. Twen,y-nfth :
Iwsnty-seventh -. Twenty ninth /. rota
Democfatlc sure-First I, Second -
Fourth J, Tenth ?. Fifteenth -, Sixteenth
Z, seventeenth -, Twenty .sixth I. Thirty
nrst Thirty second 2, Thirty-thir Z
Twelfth l. Total IL,
Ala1or Dick received two kilograms from
Cincinnatt They were both from absolute
~ reliable sources. according to the paior
and both OF them said that voight. Kerapc
and parste who are elected on the fusio,
& ticket. could be counted upon as certain h
note for Senator Hanna and to stand bv m
repuuiean party on all party measures
Major Dick was obviously pleased with IN
news, but he refrained from making an,
claims upon the strength al the Telegram
and leaves the three representatives, sti,
In the democratic list.
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Paris, November 3,-Ffve powers d
Latin union, on the initiative Of Sw'
land, have signed a convention to inc
the number of small silver coins by a
per head of population. using the 81
piece to supply the necessary silver.
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New York. November Ain the Third
congressional district. where vacancy was
oceasonsi by the Resignation OF Represent
stiye Wilson, republican, 10 become rost.
master at Brooklyn, Edmund II, briggs.
democrat, has been elected over w A.
prendersast. republican, and Horalo c.
King, independent
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TIME TELLS.

First impressions may not be enc
Clearly show the difference betw:S|
first, second CIR third class phys's
specialist, but the length of time
10 thoroughly cure delicate diseL1
the story. Dr.. Hathaway & Co. ~
diseases peculiar to man or wonis, ~
quickly. safely ard surely. Cons~
free az office or by mail.
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New York. November 3.--ot tho twenty
one aldermen elected in Greater New York
five are republicans and sixteen democrats
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nemocratic Mayor. rI,,,.,,

Albany, \, T., November s.--rhe FOLLOW.
ing cities have elected demoeratic mayors;
New York. Albany, SYRACUSE. BAnshamptun,
buualo, Rochester, Amsterdam, Science.
saay, Kingston aud jamestown
me rsp1hlieans carried these cities on
tho nliiyoralty Cohoes, Renasalear.
fonkers- Newburg. Gloyersyllle, oswego
aud Utica NsN
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Nsw York. November 3.-The latest re-
turns on members of tho assembly flower
house Of the legssiaturc) give the repueif-
cans a majority OF fourteen in fetal mem
bership OF $50. In the last assembly the
republican majority WAS segenty sht-
Three citizens unLop members were elected
In this city. The senate, with hold-oyers,
has a reuubilcan majority OF twenty.
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FAIR OFFICIAL OF wYoMIse
Estelle Reel, Who IL Superiutene,
OF Educatfo.i, and Her CnretR|

Cheyenne, Wyo., October 3o.-Mta
telle Reel. superintendent of public inssa
ton for Wyoming. is one Of the succsz
women OF the day who are doing a
work without acquiring mannish WAYS
manners.
Miss Reel. before entering polities
successful teacher. In 1890 she
elected county superintendent Of ~
for Lara mic county. Wyoming. -Four i
later she captured the nomination q L
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Peru CnbInet Troub,es

Lima. Peru. November 3.-Fresidensl
rola has not yet accepted the resignanA
the cabinet, which was recently ten1
on account of vote of censure whid|
congress proposed to pass upon the suyl
ment. VIA
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Three Arc AgnInss nnnnn.

0aeinaati, Ohio. November s.--The four
republicans elected on the fusion ticket
for ne house In Hamiltoc county are
Charles r. prosse. John C, Otis, DR.. n.
". Lane. Frank H Kempsr.
ne Times-ssar prints interviews with
q tcur " which Ksmper says he viii vote
ser fhs republican, caucus nominee; OTIS
g1A oppose Hanna, but ts osissr~lse non
\ << ~, Lane y free silver nan and
t4 snko witn H. democratic probably: hs
4 r pAsaEed for senatorial candIdates.
,e..zs = Also free SILVER, and says 10 viii
e. ~ eandidate who agrees with him.
a. ~. ~: sns nssiou Fspubican. has no,
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KANSAS.

Topeka. Kan, November a--The repub.
heans elected eight out OF ,hir,eeu district
Judges voted for yesterday, The returns
Indicate republican victories In about ha,,
q the county electors, Ia ia, ber roprfv
ne home Of Jerry simpson. the republicans
scored clean sweep $50
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Brsnhsu. Texas, November s.--Mr. otto
q EAlsrt and Miss Emma Broesche viii
. narsied tomorrow at the home Of The
1900 nsnsr. Mr.. II. A. Brcesche. near
~ Otto 0raysrnder ana Mis- wilh<lm,.
- roref VII BE- married a. the home 81
AdltpsAsrs touegsvw. \
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New York, November 3.--For chief jud go
OF the court OF appeals. Parker (democrat)
has majority in the State OF 5s.i5
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this I am very grateful and the battle
will be kept up in Massachusetts, mor'
vigorously than ever"
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ANpERsoN-JoHNSoN-aeasan. rexas
ussoosr l,-Married. at the Me,hcdist
snurca tonight. Mr. Elijah Anderson ami
Miss Octsiia johnson. beth az ma Me-
Rev. J. b. Cochran officiating.
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THOUSANDS IN ALASKA.
Men Are StfII Going to the Yukon
Gold Fields.

Tacoma Wash. October 1.-THE railroad
companies have had man at work compil-
ing statistics OF business done between Pu-
get Sound and Alaska during the rush 'rci-
dent to the Klondike excitement. Accord
ing to these figures l24s persons took pass
age for st. Michael and 1923 vent TO Fort
| Wrangel. Juneau. Skaguay and Taiya be-
tween July Ii ara September IL. During
| this period 1000 tors OF freight were
shipped to ST. Michael and about $4,000
! tons to the other ports. This includes busi-
ices done at British Columbian ports. In
addition TO this large business 3snU horses
and mules were shipped north. li6l head
| OF beef and over 1000 dogs. Reports say
that If the Portland and San Francisco bus
mess were added II would nearly double
these figures, already reaching $4,000 tons
of freight and SSI6 passengers moved to
Alaska inside OF two months without pro-
vious preparations.
Men Just returned from Taiya say that
winter has settled down earlier than usual
on the passes and Lake. causing suffering
among the gold seekers who are still strug-
Cling over With their outfits. which they IN
tend leaving on the shores Of Lake Bennett
until sLPiug. While oudeavoriug to cross
Two weeks ago William Ningard and his
partner were caught ia terrible blizzard
on the summit of the Chicoot pass. They
got lost in the binding anow storm and
were carried off their feet by the strong
south wind They sought shslter behind
some rocks and lay there two days before
the storm abated. during which they had
/ one meal OF bread and cold meat. Wingard
declares that on account Of The storms and
| terrible winds which prevail at the summit
| neither pass can be crossed in safety be-
tween now and February.
| At Taiya a week ago there arrived from
| Portland. Ore, men having two tons OF
eggs, oysters and poultry. which they p;o
posed to land at Dawson City by Christ
mas. The latest men to return over the
Dalton trail declare that this outfit may
| reach Dawson City by the Fourth Of July,
but that getting there before the river
opens in the spring will be an imposslbllity.
1t could be done only with reindeer capable
OF picking their feed along the route.
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Address or can on DIR HATH
Co. so Alamo Plaza, san Ant -
mai treatment. given BY teo%
Question Blanks. No. ] for ma
wcmsn. No. : tor saI1n dieeae
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SPECIFIC Wl

SPECIFIC ~
PoISONINa
SYPHILiA
NERVOUS
DEBILITY,
STRUCTURE
HYpROCEk!.
yARIOCEA1
RHEUMATIC
KIDNEY AN
BLADpEH 4
TROUBL@
PIMfLES
ULCERS.
PILES. -
.CATARRA
AND ALL
DISEASEh |
M3EoMEs. "
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TWO SHIPS SAIL FoR AIAsKA.

Seattle Wash, October 3t-Two more
ships the Alice blanchard and the City OF
Seattle. sailed for Alaska tonight. The
former, with eighty-five passengers. goes
to the Copper river. The City OF Seattle
tas eighty-five passengers. three quarters
OF whom are Klondlke- bound. They will
cndeavor to reach the Yukon by way Of the
passes. Tic Seattle had 100 head Of beeyes.
A carload of 22o Chicago dogs. consigned
to local dealers. arrived this morning.
They will be put in training and sold be-
tween now and spring for Alaska use. Two
more carloads-one from Duluth--are to
follow during the Coming month.
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ldUIdHst. ItNAs- NONember 1.-AU %
Ulcers look cut for black negro about IS
years old, about Ave feet eight inches high
weight about 40 pounds; has little nous.
taches sives his name IS Ed Brooks This
negro IS raralyzed in left leg ani arm. hut
can walk en- bis legs. although he lirnrs.
He claims to DO a fortune teller. I held
warrant for this man for horse theft. Ar
rest and wire me-. August Loessin, sheriff
Eayette county.
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DEATH STALKS IN HAVANA
Hundred and Fiftees Desths 10 the
Past Three Days.
THE cARLIsTs ARE IMPORTING ARMS
spanish Government II Considering
Repressive Measufes-T.ylor Has
Aroused . storm by His Article.

Havana. November 3.-During the last
three days lis persons have died 10 the
city OF Hsvuna. Over 50 per cent Of the
population who gathered into Matanzas
district as precautionary measure againN
the insurgents we're without mea& today.
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Beeville, Texas. November s.-Estrayed
or stolen. one brown mare. or 4 years cid (:
Ii hands high; unbranded; has white spot
on RICH, side OF back; genle to work and
ride. Address all Information 10 10. Tay-
Tor. sheriff. Beeviile, Texas.