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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
BoaRD or En- ucArlos.
Board Of Health Asks Payment Of interest

Board Of Health Asks Payment OF Interest
on the Contested Plumbing iii.
An echo from the notorious fight be-
tween Board OF Health and Board OF
Education was heard at the meeting
OF the latter organization Monday night.
a Communication was received from
SECRETARY Ten Weeges Of the hoard of
Health acknowledging the receipt Of a
check for 81, 02G. So, as part payment
OF the bill for repairs TO closets of
Public Schools Nos. and 4. The com
nlunication closed with requeat for
the payment oil interest on the sum
from February lat. Secretary Junes was
Instructed to acknowledge the coni-
municatlon and request bill for the
amount OF interest on the bill.
Attention was called by DIR. Crum
baueh to the repUrts of oVercrowfed
condition Of No. School. Superin-
tendent Harlan in reply said that at
tho close of school on Friday there were
80 vacancies at the school in question.
Mr.. Crossan of committee on Ne. Is
School repurtod that part Of the fence
about the school was blown down ON
Sunday. The attention of tho super
visor was directed to the matter.
a check for Sl6. IA ior negro school
tas was received from John II Dickey.
The committee on No. 10 School was
authorized to have chairs repaired at d
cost of 915, and the committee on No.
rs was authorized to buy three chairs
and clock at cost OF S.. The uom'
mittee on High School was given per-
mission TO purchase three stools at a
cost of 81 each.
On motion of Mr.. Morrow 1t was de-
cided to meet on Monday evening next
to hear the compulsory education bill
fully discussed,
Mrs. o.. s. Rowland, the Rev. T. A..
McCurdy, John II. Dandy and others
were present in behalf of the compul-
sorry education bill but the matter was
not taken up.
The committee on finance presented
the following report: Balance, Decem
Der 3D.; Receipts, sll,2l0.01; new
building fund, e6l5. 90 appropriation
from Council, 81, 160. TO-: sale Of old
bnoks, ST. %; sale OF manual training
supplies, S963: total, s22, 99i. OF; eypan.
ditures, salaries to teachers, $40.
GS0.S7; officers an janiiors, sQ97.0l
repairs, si,23l. so; furniture, $3.50
manual training supplies, SGD 40; new
building, S97S. 80; sewing supplies.
S2A5: supervisors shop, SIS. o.; arpro
prietion to Free Library, SiS2.8t; mis-
cellaneous bills. 81, lis. AZ; total ex.
pensos, sl5, $40. Ga; balance, 81, 1T. O5.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
DOFEH.

Special Correspondence or tiuzette and journal
Dover, Feb. 10.--The session of tbs
Kent county Levy Court held yesterday
was devoted entirely TO settling ac.
counts with the road overseers. The
committee appointed to audit the books
and settle with County Treasurer James
Il. Startling began their task in the
afternoon.
Tha session of the Republican
court" which was to have taken
place yesterday, was postponed until
Thursday, owing to the fact that Mr..
Roe, VINO was i'll, could not attend, and
without whom they would not have
had quorum.
Candidates for appointiye Offices
uudsr Gov. Tunnel are becoming thick
as bees. although they have not az yet
begun their onslaught upon the chief
executive. Since ATley Is. Mages has
been named as private secretary to
Senator Kenney, thus removing him
from the field as an aspirant for State
librarian, Charles Danney of Dover
has been announced as willing to servo
tho commonwoalth in that capacity.
1t is believed on all sides, however,
th the Govyrnor will be guided con-
siderably in tho choice of that official
by the Recommendation of the members
O the bar, who have endorsed the eau
didacy of Potter 9. Gruwel', the present
incumbent of the Office.
For the Office OF oyster revenue col
lector there arc three aspirants, the
friends of each being active in secur-
ing the signatures of as many citizens
to their petition. They are Jacob G.
Lewis OF Dover, Samuel liowber of
Little Creel. and Robert Blizzard OF
Mahon's.
Thomas Slaughter Of ST. JONES' Neck
is canvassing among his friends for
signatures to his application as fish
policeman. The law creating this Office
Hnya explicitly that tho appointee must
cnme from tho vicinity of Bowers
Beach," hut the present incumbent
resides at Wyoming, which is IL miles
from the beach, 60 that little attention
is paid to the latter of the law.
John s. Crosby, formerly of Mis-
souri,, but later Of Wilmington, is in
Dover for couple Of days. He is here
in the interest OF Representative Me.
Coy's single tax measure, which has
already been read second time and is
now in the hands of the special CON-
mittee on taxation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
nallraad coneuetors lpIne.

An entertainment and dinner were
given in German Hall Tuesday, night by
Wilmington Division, No. 224, o. X.
O., and was largely attended. The
hall was rrettily decorated for the oc-
casion, and tho programme given
proved highly enjoyable to thoss in at
tendance. The dinnor was served by
Caterer Henry Zimmerman, and was
followed by speechmaking by the mem
bers and invited guests. John Mooney
of the New York Division was toast
master. Tho committee in charge con
sisted of g. +. Sweeny, George Tum.
lin. J. Frank Baldwin, h. j. Boylan,
A. b. Dance, Ii. b. Sweeten, Il, W.
Quillen. j. I. Sweeney, j. II. Lay
field, }. II. Carlisle, j. Ii. Warfieid,
W. j. johnson, j. C. Bice, A. II.
Ewing, @. Downing, I. T. Parker,
Joseph Restein, Joseph Frazier, b. j..
Lowden. j.. ID. Phillips. II. II. Earring
and Il. +. Hawkins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
BLAME PUT ON CHRISTIANS
Assertion That The Trouble in Crete Was
Caused by Greek AsitatOrS.
PEACE OF EUROPE THREATENED.
Entente CT Powers May Not be
Maintained.

c,,o, Tslona a, o,-oto Fab
= o a"i,, isu ~ S5ot
a ne p9en a .o,ay i ta tSa oa,.
ood .,,;, 81, au hnr ~ .ne 1,n.a. l9po.s
: Hon Th";s.;a Law ueen a ao5''o X ny
10Y o noo an ma -. iie p.;. ~ LIS
ah;ns IT. G at on ,,,an.h, I'LL, Maa
sha othas Shr;sa;an ras,noa. na ahoa .asei
1'G oan no,...;n az. amp;o1 t ~.
~ c9uus,4 ; ": os tS iepors sAys
;ta a;a;n;.,, na a. no Nv n"n T' an
tsoon, ,t a. au hnm.a 'no nsas,.,
sroope ehrq ny ponasou ~ an orueriy
. nn1 L lele nafe peeh no eAcesse1
anu NJ piunuei'ns'
,.s G. MT nh. o..,.
ILLS, sneus, ol9sce, q ~ - ny aieoh
u ,h az t,ia Ms, las started , dor ne.o,
W. ~. .ne ~ ussuiuans 5aso oungup,eu
t .iie IuIisslan quarter anu are Phiasins
'i Ih s.ore ah auu n9us Ts..;u .
iee tnousau = Si;, lroops naue
,'ooa y. hari. ~ a. ~ s,Ian E
ht ~ e staa r ne s'anu =. Gnese'
.uses 70 convey mem 70 their ueselna-
non u1t'i 'he nohey ior 'neir passase
is pau -. AZ. $780,.
.. ~ 70 an ~ s; hele shas y aecrse
oIu S .le en.ire Greeh neet ~ Us
;.o,,a,, i 49, 'o' 0e''iso ~ 200 "iii ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

London. Eng, Feb. s.-Seven thou
sand persons, including Ambassador
Bayard and the leading representatives
of the political and scientific worlds
Of London, assembled in Royal Albert
Hall this evening to hear DIR. Fridjof
hansen lecture on his arctic explora-
tions and witness the presentation by
the Prince of Wales of the special
medal of the Royal Geographical So
ciety as recognition of his services TO
science. 1t was the second time the
medal has been conferred upon an ex-
plorer, Henry M. Stanley being the
tirst to receive it. The presentation
took place at the conclusion Of DIR.
Nansen's lecture. A silver replica was
presep ted to Lieut.. Scott Hansen and
a replica in bronze was sent to each Of
the crew,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
HoUsE or REFU0 o 4FIRE.
None of the Inmates Ipjured-Ihe building
Slightly Damaged.


New York, Feb. 9.-The House OF
Refuge on Randal's Island caught fire
early this morning, and damage esti-
mated at So, 600 was caused. There are
600 boys in the institution. The
keepers, however, had established
such excellent discipline that it took
less than one minute to arouse the lads,
get them dressed and march them out
Of the building.
The building, about 500 feet front,
faces the Harlem river and backs
towards the SOUND. 1t is four stories
high, with large domes at the two front
corners and in the centre. In each OF
the domes is tank with capacity of
thousands OF gallons OF water. At the
northern end of the building, from the
ground floor TO ths garrett beneath the
dome. are officers quarters, and be-.
tween that and the centre of the build.
ing. on all four floors, the boys are irn-,
prisoned. There are two tiers of cells
OF each floor. surrounded by "a wide
passageway. Each boy is kept in a
separate cell 4F
1t was 1.45 o'clock when watch.
man making his rounds saw smoke
curling GU. from under the dome on the
northern end OF the building. 1t came
from little attic, where number Of
old desks had been stored. Tho alarm
was quickly given, the prisoners were
aroused and in an incredibly short
space Of time they were marched out
in psrfect order, none being injured or
permitted TO escape. The fire. engines
from several institutions on the Island
got quickly TO work. and the fire was
promptly extinguished, after which the
boys were marched back to their cells
and ordered TO bed again.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
Invited to convene in Lewes.

S3nGialGorrespondelce Gazette and Journal
Lbwes, Feb. TO- The Lewes Method
lat Episcopal Chnrch decided last Sun.
day, by an almost unanimous vote, to
invite the Wilmington Conference to
meet here 10 lS!is. The church held
its fourth quarterly conference last
Friday evening. W. e. Chambers, u.
W. Brereton, q. ~. Marshall, j. Il.
Price, J, II. McCoIley, H. Outten,
Theodore Salmons, j. II. Kelley, II.
Chambers, W. 4. Manning, y. W.
Burbags, q. s. Morris and G. W.
Johnston were elected stewards. Mr..
Brernion was chosen recording steward
and Mr.. Outten district steward. The
treasurer's report was encouraging. 1t
was decided to ask the Constitutional
Convention to put local option planl5
In the new Constitution.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Is pure, rich blood and strong and healthy
body, because with the approach of spring
and the beginning OF warmer weather your
physical system will undergo radical changes
Ali the impurities which have accumulated
during colder weather must now be ex-
PEELED or serious consequences will result.
The one true blood purifier prominently in
lis record OF cures is unqualified Its sales
are the largest in the world. A few bottles
Of Hoods Sursapariila will prepare you for
spring by purifying aud anriching your
blood and toning and invigoratins your
whole system.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
STARVATION IN LOUISIANA
Thirty Thousand People in That State
Said to ba Starving to Death.
A LARGE SUM ALREADY EXPENDED
And a Call Issued For More
Funds.

Shreveport, La, Feb. G.-Thirty
thousand people in this State are
practically starving 10 death.
A relief mmittee, which has in
spected the stricken parishes east OF
Shreveport. says this number OF people
will have to be sustained during tine
uDfruitful season.
The State has already expended s65,
600 in provisions for the sufferers, and
calls for funds.
A meeting has been held in Shreve.
port under the call of the Beard Of
Trade, and the sum Of So, 600 has been
subscribed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

C. j. Rollins, formerly employed in
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co. 3 ship.
yard, died in Boston recently. He ro-
moved from Wilmington Al years ago,
going to Boston, where no became a
policeman. retiring three years ago,
when he reached tho age limit. He
was in his Goth year. He was the father
OF j. Henry Rollins and Mrs. II. B.
larnalI of this city and brother-in.
law OF Mrs. William Davidson, also of
this city,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

New York, Feb. s.--After easily de-
featins James Fitzgerald, the Irish
haud-bal champion, last night 10
straight games, Phil. Casey, who has
besn tho champion eSpunont of the
game for upward of 30 years, created a
sensation By announcing positively his
retirement from competitive play.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Capt. Edward ]. Murphy, COM
mander of the steamer Commodore
when she Sank off the Florida coast last
December, is in philadelphia on visit.
lie hns not fully recovered from his
injuries he received WHOM the vessel
went down. lie hopes. however, before
long to be well enough TO assume com
mand OF n merchant vessel II chance
presents tsolf. His trial on charge Of
violating neutrality laws is fixed for
trial here next month,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Dover, Feb. 9.:-Tho Hauso committee
appointed to Investigate alleged dis
elimination in freight rates held a
meeting this afternoon. A joint meeting
will probably be held next Tuesday
with the Constitutional Convention
comr,itte
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Harry w. Lowe has received latter
from Thomas Mitchell dated Ontario,
GAL, stating that no is enjoying good
health and that he is feeling better
than for many years. Mr.. Mitchell is
the guest OF his SOD, William, aud will
remain in California until about tho
middle of Auril,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Father Welbers OF ST. Joseph's Home
for Coiored Orphans. has recently oo
tanned pusHession Of the deeds for the
property occupied by tho industrial
village at Clayton. One of them dates
as far back as l7T3, and another 10 l77i.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

William Ryan of No. TOT East Tonth
street, car inspector in tho employ of
the b. 8 .. railroad, had his foot cut
off In Philadelphia on Tuesday while
shifting cnrs: lilo was taken to tho
German Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Madrid, Spain, Feb. 10. -Ex- Premier
Sagaata the Liberal leador, has called
q meeting OF the members Of his former
cabinet to CONSIDER the political>situa-
tiop. This action is regarded as being
of considerable Importance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

There are 172 Children in Wilmington
between the ages of 7 and II who are
not attending school, the cause OF
which are as follows: No seat, IS; no
fit clothing, 81; working. %; neglect
OF parents. "a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Dave Warfield and George Brown,
who escaped from the Cambridge, Nd,
Jail on Tuesday night week. haye been
recaptured. Charles Larrimorc, the
other prisoners who escaped, was cap
tured near Lakesyille Sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Port Jervis. N. Y FOB. 9.-.-Mrs.
Charles Marshall, widow. residing at
pristates, was shot in the breast and
possibly fatally wounded. to-day, by
Edward White, who boards with her
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11
For Nervous Head ache


DIR. L. A. Roberts, Waterpille, Me-, SAYS
Have found of great benefit in nervous
pepsia, neuralgia, and think it is giving
great satisfaction when it is thoroughly
tried - = :"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Sarah T.. Tanning of MarshRlton and
Clara j. Motif of this city have been
granted original widows pensions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

Loudon. Eng. Feb. 9.-Frapk May,
formerly chief cashier and practically
manager of tho Bank of England until
he resigned. in 1893, IS dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-11

The Throat" Bronchial Troches"
act directly on the organs of the voice.
They have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders Of the throat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

COLUMBUS it
or the
Incomplete returns indicate Republican
given
ssnvss walsh have not been definitely
cannot be
districts heard from Both sides
are s-ss " count very closely especially On 'A' '"''
The change from
Cleveland The gains in Cincinnati and Columbus
but e the changes
Al o'clock Chairman AconSH made the '0AONs statement " s ~
claim the legislature a. Democratic by majority
centres a plurality
tv i bn sr,nshe. o, m body rhs Republicans
them fsH passing
htfour representatives This
means
Ballot
fer tire night and
doubtful districts be " guard and report
before closing hours Chairman NAsn and MS GAINED 'ha
plurality so" They Of
although the
plurality the night On the legislature Chairman Naa
state senat.-Dsuora,s is Republican,. L
Hoase-RpusHeans 81 Democrats ." doubtful . -
coasdias @ -. ~ ,s ~ a. 80 Rss saaa nav. maory Of, o.
Hanna accordingly
Hanna says.
CLEVELAND
jorty OF or result he said
R.pusAa parry av. uaeuy
people verdict they returned 50 en0hAa
other hand ha' tasy would see many reasons
Why asy
bushnell scap4hle
condemnation decision
of
a 81 eonaasn I
E.uma'e
CaTns edr q
As nmer@aI
Gov Rasaaen
The legislature IS
absolutely the reelection ot
ballot q Votes Iae he9 majority
uni be fen L to : 4
Coznty Retn
Following " Ha=na TO
he hoAra of
isvsrBsr-BusAneH Republican Chapman Democrat @si
Hars
asF
ie.-.aeve razvs Coaas majority
canssa, - q
warts to
erss eek soaspeaaas Cincinnati
Gard - me pasa
ysaaal svas Rssas-n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03
A PROHIBITION VICTORY
Returns Indicate That DIR. swallow
Is Elected in Pennsyfyania-

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2--Returns al
midnight from the state indicate thai Ds.
q Swallow. ProhlbfstouIst candidate
FOR state treasurer known IN politics as
"the aghting parson." has received rs4re
than i5.0o votes. The returns Indicate
that Swallow dsfeste Beacon the resa-
lar Republican candidate
Estimates from sixty out of sixty-sevsn
counties in Pennsylvania indicate that DR..
8 c. SwaIlow. Prohfbltionist. has carried
the counties of Clinton Cum her!aud. Hun
ting6on. Jaanfta. Laco-12ng. Montour,
Northumberland.
Incomplete figures show an apparent
plurality for Beacon. the head q the Re-
publican ticket. OF lss as0 against Hay
woods plurality Of I1a2 2s5 IN fSa5. The IN
dications are thai McCauley. The Rspu5-
hcan candidate for auditor general. re-
ceived acou; I7e. 90 plurality.
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ing - r. IRE vcte for both candidates,
ard NJ Wolcctt suffered mora Tran 2r.
vfaaus Wolcoef's vote ef Gi.e@3 this
year saows a decrease q p pr CERT from
tnas given him last year while fAe VIII
cert eecrezsA
TIE ztrerp- % consolidate tss ieSlsla-
ttvs eeparfn1s7ts - tAe cry e st-Ee
ehzvnher as voted Down 1y z1a tgrztT
a znors asv
Corrected returns fron as cities A15
.awus sa ths safe ncles3frE tae complete
x1ts g EsnSto- give Everett - - VIII
tzrzs E1 X 3scott - - Ire sane
cites ard cowns aAst year gave Price u =
= vEllisaaz IA ss-. wsseos- x zE7 Eat
svs ssrzH tvwns zzgrezAtinE 3ess tha7
81 vcfes ara a@cessArys - cozlFl-te ths
vote O ths stz1e-
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BALTIMORE @aassaa
carried t1e
na Uatsss stzss serztsr nays
auss
~s "a ResaseAzs
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w0LC0TT WINS EASILY
Light Vote for Governor in Mas>a-
ehusettx-ConsoIfda Fails.

BOSTON, Nov. z-For the second tirns
N fwo years Tits city ordinarily strongly
Democratic. gave a substantial majority
70 Roger wolcctt. the Republican eands-
date for governor. at the state election to-
day There vas. however. decided fall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

There are twelve hoid-oyer senator's, OF
whom nine are Republicans and three
Democrats When these are added 10 tna
nsf OF those chosen today the totai VIII ae-
Republican. 81; Democrats. 50.
a. .n Offset 10 this estimate. Chairman
Scotf Of the Repabltosn state central
committee has issued Statement E-as.r-
ing majority OF the legislature.
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tonight.

the Dem,
house
rs can ora
ors eiecse
ues a FAC
OK ttr K
publican.
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INTO THE TIGERS JAWS.
Greater New York Bows
Down Before Tammany.
VAN WICK IS MAYOR By $4,000.

His Total Vote About 231.OOO---Wallace Defeated
by Parker for Chief Justice of the Court of APP
peals----Democrats Are i'm Control of the
State Assemb ySeth Low Deplores the Result
But Has Not Despaired of Some Time Redeeming
the City--Crokers adherents Wild With JOY.
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NEW YORK aTamHAns election
Citizens unon The
Of he lee"
candidate Of
Repan
sroana
hand
refused recall its nomination Mr. Low order thAt the form setns
be
Nearly Hafa a Votes.
Gleason independent
Van
municipal council Charles FAA VITO
the during cievsnds hrs presidential term and whom
from rannaay
the head OF the ticket He was nominated
new to public
comptroller
The legislative
- 4 ~ s- a. p~nor.,. chosen canso, be .,asa =. tss prn.
Of n
IL Republican
M'Kns vo Of Sas IA New YORK county "hHe i@" c1
paaea approximately 100" and George Jefferson Democrat zoe In knss
'sc while
~ -. .. show. tnns on Of nearly Ms 600 or IA excess Of N.
does not slightly exceed
eeorxe
ne mayory
George candidacy has made
@ IL
failure
q
the death of
printed and supplied to ea'a precinct 'a' upon which
Jefferson
penoracy
prescribed
fwruu 2
Il sooa 5 compliance
rating
srush IN a IN today.
weathe Hs. tile
wAich asisrHx
ooaia
eAy a
Under the altered
rasrs sgsryeaay
a
/ os Q iaeanveasaae
election
s
illuminated Ire satazs
/ Ta-a-s1
Wait
la, ,A.z year slssna4l
= Ia I:
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1s3atHrs 8
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II WAS ALMOST A WATERLOO
F~0~N~~
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS
ELECTIONS

Greater New ferk-vsn wyek
New Yark >fate-Parker.
Dem-, chief instice of the cir
4 chit eoarf Of appeals Demo Z
J Gratis control the assembly.
] ohio-BushnefI reelected
\ governors ..epuhIicans claim n
small majority on joint bah c
/ lot. making Haana's election 4
l as senator doubtful
Nnryiand-Republic carry 1
I Baltimore. Legislature Thought
| 10 stand ss 20 So in favor of /
| the Democrats
Massachusetts-W oicott for
| governor and fall Republican
l ticket elected
Iowa->haw. Rep elected /
l governor. fusfonisss reduce /
| Republtean majority
N~braska-Sflver nominees II
win by from 10000 90 10000.
kenfueky Sflverftes claim
! the election of shaekelford for
IcIerk of the court of appeals
{ by so.eo
Penu.yfvania - DIR. swallow. 4
the Ffxhtinx Parsen- receives
/I25.oso votes and ts eiected
{ treasurer {
Virginia Democrats meet
with almost no opposition
y Saath Dakota - Republicans \
z secure seven of eight judges
CoIorado-silver Republicans I
J carry Denver; state returns
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kEsrUchT u IN DOUBT.

Incomplete Resarns Indicate Dem
oCrssfe Triumph.
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BOTH SIDES CLAIM OHIO.
But Governor Bushnell Is
Easily Reelected.
hanna SAYS THE STATE Is SAFE.

Republicans Declare They Already Have Il Votes on
Joint Ballot and Will Gain II MOre-Maryland
Democratic by Small Margin-Dr. Swallow,
the Fighting Parson, Chosen Treasurerin Penn
sylyania--Light Republican Vote in Massachu-
sets and Iowa Kentucky Silyerite Llecte d.
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