davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
COLORADO RESULTS
STILL IN DOUBT.
1t Will Take the Official Count
to Decide Who Has
Won

DENVER, Nov. 3.-The result CT yes
terday's election in this State il still in
doubt so far as the Justice of the Supre m 9
Court is concerned, and it will take e
official canvass to decide who has won.
The Times, which supported Hayt candi.
date of the Repu blicans and Silver Re-
rublicans, claims his election by less than
1000. Returns and estimates so far re-
cieved show Hayt 50 votes in the lead.
Counties yet to be heard from are divided
and some doubtful. The chairmen of the
Popuiist and Democratic parties claim
that the full returns will give their candi-
date, albert, from 1000 TO 1900 ma ajoritv,
In this (Arapahoe) county the entire
Silver Repu ubican ticket was successful
except Borstsdt for Sheriff. The Republi-
cans claim his election, but the vote be-
tween him and Webb. Civic Federation
candidate, is so close that the official
figures will be necessary 20 decide it. The
county gave Hayt, for Supreme Judge, q
majority of about 6000 This is little
more than was received by any of the
candidates for county offices.
In a | the most populous counties the
Silver Republicans claim victory. In
Pueblo County their ms jorities range
from 300 to 1900 In FL Paso and Lake
counties the maiorities have about the
same range. From returns now in il ap-
pears that Hayt and Gabbert each carry
the same mum Der of counties.
The vote of the Repu blican (adminis-
traIion) party in this county was quite a
surprise 10 many, reaching nearly 5000 in
total OF q, 900. The leaders of the party
G. aim that their vote for Hayt was far in
excess of that fer their county ticket, the
voters realizing the impossibility OF elect
ing the latter.
The Rocky Mountain News will print
tomorrow morning a statement gvIng
what they claim are reliable returns from
near ali the counties in the State, which
together with Republican estim stes ON
the Others give Abbott majority over
Hayt OF 1865. The News makes the posi-
tive claim: that Gabbert's majority will
not be below these figures.
The Denver Republican still claims the
election of Hayt by small ma jority. but
says the official count may be necessary
TO decide he matter. Late returns seem
to indicate the e ection of Borstadt, Silver
R.. for Sheriff by probably not to exceed
twenty-five votes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
BLAEcC'S CHILLY RECEPTION.
Proc amation of Cubd's New Governor
General Causes Dissatisfaction
Everywhere.

HAVANA (via Key West, Fla.l Nov.
3.-Marshal Blanco's reception has been
marked by GOODNESS on all sides. This is due
to the great dissatisfaction caused by his
proclama alton, which has diegustsd all par
ties. A former director OF the board OF
the Autonomlst party said to-day TO the
correspond ent of the Associated Press:
I'VE sincerely hoped that we would
have autonomy. but now we feel that We
are not to have 1t. BIanoos policy of
amalgamating all political parties will
not result Is be expected. He is afraid to
put only autonomlsts in Office, and we
refuse to side with the conservatives and
the military elements. We will have only
semi-au.onomy,, which will serve to in.
crease the general dissatisfaction. By in.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS
NOW IN LINE
George Fred Williams Offers
a Few Remarks Upon His
Defeat.

POSITION, Nov. 3.-The entire vote Of
the State. with the exception of the town
of Gosnold, was completed tonight and
the returns give Wolcott 165, $40, Williams
79414. Everett IA l34.
Owing to the closeness of the vote in
the Second Hampden Senatorial District
the result was definitely ascertained to-
day and it now appears that w. B. Ma
honey ID. is elected over D. H. Ives R.,
the incumbe bent. This makes the
Senate of 1898 stand 80 Republicans and
Democrats. The House remains un-
changed, 132 Repu bicans. 81 Demo
Gratis, Independents and l Prohibi-
ZIONIST.
George Fred Williams, Democratic can
didaie for Governor, has given out state
ment on the election, in which he says:
My views OF yesterdays election in
Massachusetts are that radicaism under
the Democratic name has been strength
ened somewhat in its position and en-
boldened In its course, and will continue
IN the field a growing quantity TO be
reckoned with in the near future. The
lines are OBJ Jiously hardening as between
Republican conservatism and Democratic
.olicies OF change and upheaval, and be-
tween the two no room will evidently be
found for building up leading opposition
TO repuulicanism.
"What is here said of Massachusetts, an.
pie with even greater force 10 the rest of
the country. The results there and iu
Massachusetts, ought to be decisive of the
insignificance of what is called the 90 d
Democratic vote. The farce has ended in
Kentucky and 1t ought 10 be clear to the
little handful in Massachusetts, that there
is no future possibility either for the
maintenance OF an organization at the
hands of the Dem ocratlc party for these
gentlemen.
Ito cur down Governor Woicotts plu-
rality nearly one-half in Massachusetts, is
very satisfactory to me, though l am sorry
that our voters did not come more gener.
ousy to the polls.
1T must be remem bered that the Chi.
cago platform has never been tested at the
rolls with an organization behind it.
This year the State Committee was not In
accord with the platform, while next year
we shall perfect an organization, trust,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
FUSION MAJORITY
GIVEN IN NEBRASKA
Further Returns Only Bear
Out the Original Esti-
mate on the State.

LINCOLN. NEBR. Nov. 3.-Retnrns dur.
ing the day and early In the evening
simply confirmed what was evident at
midnight last night. that the fusion State
ticket had been elected by plurality fully
as large as that given 10 Bryan last
year, If not larger. Early in the after.
noon it was generally admitted at Repub-
lican headquarters that the State was
lost, and Secretary Sizer of the State COM
mittee emphasized the common belief at
8 O'Clock tonight when he authorized the
following statement to be made to the
Associated Press:
Returns thus far received by the Re-
publican State Committee point to the
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
HARLEM TRACKS NEW OWNER
James hnghn, Wealthy Miner OF
Montana, Fays S92, 500 for
the Property.

CHICAGO Nov. 3.-James Anglin. a
rich Montana miner, to-day became the
owner of Harlem racetrack by paying into
the hands of its agents $72 900 one minute
before the option expired. Anglin OBJ
tanned the option ninety days ago, paying
$4,000 down, making the property stand
him $92 600. Martin McHigh and Han
kins. the former owners, had rot heard
from Angin since the deal was made,
and, hoping he had forfeited, leaving
them $50, 600 ahead, we're much surprised
to be called on to make good that amount
at the last moment. Angin proposes to
make the track one of the best in the
country and give races of the highest
order.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
BULL AGAINST JUGGERKAUT.
Enraged Animal Charges Against q
Pasadena Electric Car and
IS Killed.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3.-An angry
bull which had broken out of It's pen tried
10 butt a Pasadena electrician off the
track to- night and was killed.
A car was bound for this city and had
Just passed Sycamore Grove, at s O clock.
when Mo,orman Dey saw the bull on the
track short distance ahead. He changed
the gong expecting to frigh ten the ami
NAL away.
Instead he only angered the bull, VIII ioh
tossed its head in the air and then made
directly for the headlight on the front end
of the car. The distance was too short to
stop the car. and the infuriated animal
was knocked clear off the track and
killed
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04

election of Sullivan (fusion) for Supre m
Judge by plurality of from 5000 to 10. .C0o.
Returns show that Republican candidates
for Regents of the University ran ahead
OF Post for Judge and we will not yet con-
cede their defeat"
Chairman Edmisten of the fusion COM
mittee saiu ne haG no reason 10 change
his estimate of last night Of 10000 plu-
raliiy for the entire fusion ticket. Every
populous county but two shows fusion
gain, which warrants the declaration that
fusion has carried the State by 100 at
least
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
THAT RUSSIAN cHU6CR HORROR
Further Details of the Awfui Calamity
That Resulted From an Alarm
of Fire.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.-Further
details have been received of The terrib' g
casualty which took place on October 26
last in the village church at Kheiioff, in
the Kizoff district, on the western coast
of the trimea, when an alarm of fire was
raise d and panic ensued, resulting in the
death of seventy-four persons and the Sc
we're injury of 100 others.
1t appears that the alarm of fire was due
to the lighting of candles at the nom ent
when the windows were opened to allow
the clouds OF vapor to escape from the
packed and scanning CONGREGATION.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
SAME OLD STORY
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
1t Is an Off-Year Repu bIiCan
Majority, but Large
Enough.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The CON-
late vote OF Pennsylvania is as follows
For State Treasurer-B acom K. 1854 537,
Brown d. 40,2l6, Swallow Pro- 116. 153,
1hom pson Ind. l3 293; Beacom's plurality
124 3Sl.
For Auditor. .General-McCauley r. 40O,-
695 Ritter ID. 260, 1874. La;hrop Pro- 55. 5S2
McCauley's plurality lao 531.
DR.. Sw wallow, the Prohibition candidate,
has plurality in ten OF the sixty-seven
counties.
The total vote for State Treasurer is
734, $50. as compared with 767, ,0S7 in 1895
AMI l, l94, 355 in 1896.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04

sulting US in his proclamation, Marshal
Blanco has placed all talk of surrender o n
our part out OF the question"
There is no public eminent in favor OF
Blanco's policy. Everybody is dissatis-
ned and annexation seems 10 be the only
solution of the problem. The Conserva-
tives charge he Government with placins
the rule of the land in he hands OF au-
Economists and ex-re bells, and predict that
there will be a return to Weyler's policy
when the Government is convinced that
autonomy is failure.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
Bald Wins Itco Races.

CHARLOTTE, n. C., Nov. 3.--In the
Southern circuit bicycle races here to-day
E. c. Bald won the one-third-mile pro-
fe ssional aren't in 38 2,5, DR.. A. l. Brown
second, c. R. Newton third.
In the mile event Bald was first. Free
man second, Loughead third. Time, 2:04.
Two mile handicap professional won by
DR.. Brown {25 yards) in 4:23 G. +. New
ton (75) second, Fred Hoyt (25) third, and
Watson Coleman (60) fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
cARLiS7S IMPORTING ARMS.
The Fact Is Causing Considerable
Uneasness to the Government
at Madrid.

MADRID. Nov. 3-Owing 10 the fact
that the Carlists are known to be import
ing arms into Spain, the Premier, Senior
Sagasta. and the Minister for War, Gen
eral Correa, are considering the adoption
of repressive measures
1t is reported that General Azcarraga.
who succeeded the late Senior Canovas del
Castillo as Premier, has decideu to retire
from political life.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
Cotifarnia Po.tnt Notes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Postoffices
were established to-day at Kenworthy,
Riverside County, and Pinev. Monterey
County. CAL, and Charles w. Lock wood
and Albert Z. Lauensten appointed Po t.
masters respectively. G. Mcfarland
was appointed Postmaster at Tudor, Sut-
ter County, Cal vice A. Griffin, resigned
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
CONG IN SEARCH OF ANDReE.
Steamer Fitted tut by the Swedish
Government Leaves Tromsoe
Island.

BERLIN. Nov. 3,-The Lokal Anzeiger
announces that steamer fitted out by the
Governor of Tromsoe, under instructions
from King Oscar. has left Tromsoe Island
n search OF Professor Andree. the aero.
naut She will proceed to Spitzbereen
fr. m which point Andree's balloon a..
cended last July. She is provisioned ior
eight months.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
sa,oto,a stake, D,oinr.d OFF.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The Saratoga
Racing Association has declared off It's
twelve guaranteed stakes. which were to
be run in 1898, 1899 and 1900. They were
only recently announced and th"ir vaus
amounted to $50, 500 President Walbaum
states that this action has been taken
owing to the declaration of leaders in the
Horsemen's Protection Association, as
they would pay no attention to the Sar-
atoga stakes
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
IN. cite, Go Democratic.

ALBANY. N. Y, Nov. 3-The follow
ing cities have elected Democratic Mayors:
New York, Albany, Syracuse. Bing-
hamion, Buffalo. r. chester. Amsterdam,
Schenec tady. Kingston. jamestown.
The Republicans carried these cities on
the mayoralty: Cphoes, Rennsalear,
Yonkers, Newburg, Gloversville, Oswego,
Utica.
In Albany the regular Republican can
didate polled five more votes than did the
Independent Republican candidate.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
NE1HEKL ANDs SUGAR DUTIES.
a Question Submitted to tho Ireasurx
Impairment.

a Quc5tton SNOBtfted to tho 1r6d9uTy
Department..
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 3.-The
Minister to the United States from The
Netherlands appeared before Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Howell to- day
concerning n 'countervailing duty
against sugars imported from that coun-
try. Collectors of Customs were notified
several weeks ago that as 1t appeared that
The Netherlands paid bounty on sugar
which it man nufactured ana exported fin al
liquidation on the entries should be
held in abeyance until the matter could
be determined.
The Minister acknowledged to-day that
his Government paid such a bounty on
sugar produced, but no specific bounty on
sugar exported. He said that the manu-
facturer rece we'd no bounty on sugar ex-
ported in addition TO the bounty on sugar
produced. He argued, therefore, that ,he
bounty was paid on its production and
not on its exportation. The depar men t
took the matter under advise ment, and
will announce its decision within week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
Pacific Coat Pension,

WASHINGTON. Nov 3-Pacific Coast
pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original-Dennis Lynch, San
Francisco; Anton Hoster San Francisco.
Original widows, etc.-M ,ry A. Abe, Warm
Sptings: Mary Perkins. Riverside.
Oregon: Origlnal-Johu Gibson, Pendieton.
Washington: original-James +. Depue,
Spokane.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
Easv Vic,ory for Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Nov. 3-Harvard
made easy work of Wesleyan on Soldiers
FIELD to-day, scoring five touch owns in
the first half of twenty minu es and two
more in the second half Of eight minutes,
which, with three goals kicked, made the
final score "a 10 o. The line of the Metho-
dists yielded almost invariably to the
fierce rushes of Harvard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
SLOAN ON THE WINNER.

Hetsey's Bambtns Captures the 81. Girls
pin Nursery Handicap.
LONDON, Nov. Sat the first day S
racing of the Northampton and Pytchley
Hunt Novem Der meeting to-day Helsey's S
two-year- old bay colt Bam5ini, ridden by
Tod Sloan, won the ST. Crspia Nursery
handicap. There were seven starters.
Leopold de Rothschild's TWO year old
brown fiIly, by Norge, out of Dayton,
was second and the Lorillard- Beresford
stables wo-year-old bay lilly Jetfy II was
third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
A Republican Trtm y. nh.

HURON, s. D., Nov. Returns from
yesterdays election show that the Repub-
licans have elected six and the fusionists
two of the eight Circuit Jucges.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
DIED.

BRONS0N-In Oakland. Sovem ber s. 1897
Sarah b. beloved wife Of Horace II. Bronson.
ana mother OF Nellie L. Bronson Tse nme nge n
and Laura NJ Bronsol, q native of Vermont
agei 63 years 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
san Frnnct.c Nntiomat B,nk

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. - The Comp
trolIer of the Currency has authorized the
San francisco National Bank to begin
business with capital OF $500 900.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04

superior to any which the Democracy has
had in many years We shall then. for
The first time, test the real strength OF our
cause"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-04
!
,zAatzaf

Can tell OF the ioyousness, of the wondrous hrin-
full happiness that springs into the heart OF man
who has recovered his failing Strength VINO mas
recovered from Neurasthenia, Nervous 'fxhauS-
tion, Nervous Debility, Jratns ana an affect9n or
the Glands. and yet there are :hundredS
and hundreds of men on the Pacific -Coast
to-day who shout in one joyous. happy SCUM
he glad tidngs to hum IN kind. The can. tell OF
the VOID r worker, the great Hudyan. Huayah
is the marvel of century. 1t resusclt ates Win
out excessive stimulation. HudYan make y M IN.
1t your true, m auy vigorous remedio- r 'atment
1t has been tried and tried. and proven Hun,
dreds indorse it These have tried anu are. now
trying io1ger They have been cured. It IS
never too la TO trv. If you are suffering maNe
an effort to cure yourself Be M NJ II you can
not be, The power tina will surely help YOU is the
remedio- reatment Hudyan. You can learn more
about the great Hudvan by calling on The CHER
Consulting Physician or writing TO the Chief Con
suting Physician OF The old Hudson Medical In
Stitu.e
If you call you will get full and complete nfor.
nation. If write, the same infot mAton Will
be furnished to you, with Circulars and test-
monials. Write for
Circulars and Testimonials
OF the great Hudyau and You can then tell for
yourself whether this remarkable remediotreat-
menr will help you or not
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-24
Fined Because They Kept Robins.

The possession of four pet robins, tn
which they were greatly attached, caused
the arrest the other day of Matte Pardon
and Francesca Oclopo of Highland avenue,
Passaic, n. j., and what was particularly
hard for the girls was that they were fined
$50 each and costs, amounting in all to
SS7.25.
Though they gave the birds the best of
care, with plenty of food and the luxury
of frequent baths, the little owners of the
robins were charged with cruelty. In some
way Vice President Vanderhoven of she
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty &c
Animals, heard that the birds were being
kept in captivity. He swore out war
rant against the girls, and Policeman
Flynn was sent to make the arrests.
The birds and cages were seized, and the
frightened girls were taken before Justice
White. There they admitted that the robins
were theirs, but tearfully declared that
they had never been unkind tn them. The
birds, rs they sat on their perches in the
courtroom, seemed as sad as their owners,
and did not volunteer to sing note TO
soften the heart of the stern justice. After
hearing the testimony Justice White looked
wise and inflicted the full penalty of the
law.-New York Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-24

"Rey. W. +. Allen Phi. d., has resigned
the pastorate OF the Baptist conRrega-
ton in this city TO take effect not later
than August 1. He has labored con-
scientiously and TO the material advance
ment of the Baptist's cause here Tor two
wears and we regret with many Others
that he should see lit TO change his loca-
ton. He is fine scholar, close stu
dent and deseryedly bears the title TO his
name. He has given excellent service to
his congregation and together with ms
worthy and competent wife has led the
Young people ia forward movement Tor
the cause OF Christ. They have church
choir here composed largely of young
people and more loyal and faithful
choir does not exist anywhere, IL il one
of the many outg' owths of early conse-
Grafton to the cause and prompt deyel-
opment of christian character. We hope
Rev. and Mrs. Allen may cast their lot
in fields Of promise amongst the young
for the hope of the church is in them.
Rev. and Mrs. Allen will be found worthy
leaders anywhere. We join with their
friends here in wishing them a pleasant
location in the future, "-Grundy Repub-
ham
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-24
The Grandest Remedy

Mr.. r. B. Greeve, merchant, OF Chill
howis, Va, certifies that he had con-
sumption, was given up to die. sought
all medical treatment that money could
procure tried all cough remedies he could
hear OF, but got no relief; spent many
nights sitting up in chair; was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery and was
cured by use OF two bottles. For past
three years has been attending to bust.
iness, and says, DR.. Kings New Discoy.
cry is the grandest remedy ever made, az
it has done so much for him and also for
Others in his community. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed for coughs
colds and consumption. IL don't fail
Trial bottles free at ID, I. Macdonald's
drug store.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-24
Her Bicycle Made Him Take Poison.

Because his wife persisted in riding a
bicycle in spite of his objections, DIR. j. ID.
Porter, prominent physician of Kansas
City, head Of the Physicians Supply com
pany, committed suicide In his Office re-
gently by taking morphine, strychnine and
hydrato of choral and inhaling illuminat-
ing gas. DR.. Porter was apparently as
happy and contented rs any man in Kan.
sas City until Mrs. Porter bought a bicycle
not long ago. The doctor was not in sy m
pathy with her riding it because he did not
think 1t womanly, but she was delighted
and would not give up the wheel.
Soon the doctor showed signs of despond.
ency and went direct to the store and be-.
gan taking poison. He was found dying
when they opened the store. Mrs. Porter
is "a daughter of Mr.. Blandy of Zanes.
vile. o.. proprietor of large machine shops
there.-New York Sun.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-24
Card Of Thanks

Death, which has visited our family 80
frequently OF late, has taught me the
great value Of sympathy on such occa.
sioDs and therefore W, uld | publicly
thank all those friends AMI neighbors
who, by their kind attentions and neigh.
Dor y acts, helped smooth the last
days OF my dear father. More particu.
larry would thank the carpenters OF the
Hecla shop and the members OF the X. D
T. NJ. OF the county, who have also acted
so kindly to me in my bereavement.
ALBERT DAvEY.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-24

Rev Grant b, Wilder, OF the Central
Mine, will deliver his lecture on The Sun
ny Side OF Life" at the kearsaree tonight
and at the Tamarack NJ. +. church to-
morrow evening. The lecture is rsplete
with sound sense and sparkl,ng with wit
and bumor. Mr.. Wilder gives vivid
and lucid portrayal, in his inimitable
manner, OF the means TO be used whereby
the human family might continually
dwell upon the sunny Side"