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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTAR.

Sioux Falls, N. D., November 3.-Out
of eight judicial circuits in the state. the
Republicans elect five judges. The
Democrats elect in ona and the Populists
win in the two Black Hills circuit.
Huron, S. D., November 3.-Returns
from yesterdays election for eight circuit
court judges show the Republicans have
won the following circuits:
First, E. G. Smith, Yankton;. second,
J. W. Jones, Sioux Falls; fourth, Frank
B. Smith, Mitchell; fifth, A. ". Camp
bell, Aberdeen, sixth, L. E. Gaffey,
Pierre; eighth, W. G. Rice, Deadwood.
In the third circuit the fusionists have
doubtless elected Julian Bennett Of
Watertown and Levi MCGEE of Rapid City
In the seventh circuits.
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Iowa, November 3.-The
returns by counties are nearly all in.
Chairman Mcmillan Of the Republican
Sstate committee has complete returns
from "a counties and established returns
from the i've remaining counties. By
this means he has figured plurality for
Shaw, Republican, of about 3l,7S2.
Chairman Walsh of the Democratic
state committee has given out no figures
tonight. He thinks that errors in the re-
turns may reduce the plurality for Shaw
to 1000.
65, ,522, according to Republican estimates.
The legislature is safely Republican.
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DAUNTLEss UNDER SUSPICION.
IASIGI JURY OUT.

Boston, November 3.-The Iasigi case
went to the jury today. Shortly before
five o'clock the jury came in for instruc-
tions with regard to discrepancies be-
tween values mentioned In the indict-
ment and those given in the summary.
The jury went out again after receiving
the instructions asked for and were still
dsliberating l Ct six o'clooksthis Go evening,
The court left word with the deputy
sheriff in charge that in the event of the
jury agreeing before morning, seal ed
verdict might be left, and the jurors
might be permitted to go to their homes
and return to court by the time of the
opening this morning.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, November 3,-Kentucky
wheels into the Democratic column again
by majority of over $4,000. Reports
from all over the state show that James
E. Shackelford, Silver Democrat, nonli-
nee for appellate court clerk, will have
fully rs, 600, if not 10000 majority, and
that the Silver Democrats will have a
majority OF over twenty in the two
houses Of the general assembly. Louis
vile, that has not gone Democratic for
elections. gives Weaker, Democrat for
mayor, about $500 majority and with
three exceptions the whole municipal
ticket has been elected.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake, Utah, November 3.-The
Citizens Reform party has elected the
mayor. auditor and three members Of the
council. The Democrats elected the re-
corder, city attorney, treasurer and eight
members of the council. The Republicans
elected four councilmen.
Ogden, Utah, November 3.-The Demo-
Gratis have elected the mayor by twenty
majority. The Republicans elected all the
other city officers including six out of the
ten members of the council
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committees on elections in the general

committees on elections in the general
assembly.
There is another alleged movement
which is causing much more comment,
and that is the rumor that Governor
Bushnell will be brought out for Senator
against Marcus A. Hanna. Allen O..
Meyers. one of the managers at Demo-
cratic state headquarters announced to-
night that Senator Hanna would never be
elected to the Senate on the close joint
majority that is claimed, although Hanna
had been endorsed for Senator by the last
Republican state convention the same as
Foraker was endorsed by the Republican
state committee.
Mr.. Meyers said if the close call on the
legislature went against the Democrats
in the official count in close counties that
the Democrats in the legislature. would
join with dozen or more Republican
members of that body in eleoting Bush
nell instead of Hanna to the Senate.
Gov. Bushnell and all others involved
in this movement deny any knowledge of
1t or that they would have anything TO do
W ith 1t.
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FATE or THE FORTUNA.
Schooner and Three Of Grew MAJ
Have Gene Down.
WAS IN COLLISION WITH BRIERY
OFF MONTAUK.

Five of the Men Managed to Reach Other
Vessel Before They Were swept Apar.
IF Fortuna Is Still Afloat Men May
Have Survived.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, November
3.-If the Boston bound schooner Fortuna
survived the collision which took place
early this morning 20 miles south of Mon
tauk Point with the schooner Edward
E. Briery. the three men of her crew
OF eight which were not taken off by the
latter schooner, are probably alive and
drifting about the ocean south of Long
Island on their nearly unmanageable
vessel. Captain Ross of the Briery,
who brought the news of the collision
here this morning believes that this is
the case, although there is a possibility
that the Fortuna was so severely injured
that she sunk in short time, in which
case the three men went down with her.
Captain Ross of the Briery upon reaching
this port, stated that at the time of the
collision, the weather was comparatively
clear, with the wind blowing fresh from
the south and a rough sea running. The
Briery was on her voyage from Newport
News to Portsmouth with cargo of coal.
When % miles SOUTH of Monautuck light
about 1915 this morning schooner sud-
denly loomed up along ahead and in a
moment the two..vessels came together
with crash The Briery lost her entire
head gear and the wreckage had to be
cut in order to save the huh from further
damage. AS the two vessels were locked
together, Capt. Chase Of the I Fortuna,
with the first and second mate. the cook
and one seaman, managed tosclimb on
board the Briery without stopping to as
certain just what damage their boat had
sustained, but q heavy sea parted the
vessels before the three remaining men
Of the Fortuna could follow. Another
huge surge swept the two vessels farther
apart and soon the Fortuna was lost al
together in the darkness. Capt. Chase
was able to state that the Fortuna's yawI
boat had been smashed and the mizzen-
mast had gone over board, but whether or
not the collision had damaged her hull,
SO she would soon sink, he Jco0ld not
say. The Brlery was too much damaged
herself to linger long SO far out at sea,
SO she at once headed for this port, arriv-
ing here about noon.
AS the Fortuna, If she is still above
water, Is in the path of considerable
coastwise shipping, there is a chance that
the three men may be saved, although
the destruction of their only boat, will
compel them to drift with their vessel.
The Fortuna was bound for Boston
and left the same port as the Briery:
Newport News, only a short time before
the latter. She is a good sized schooner,
583 tons burden and I51 feet over all. She
was built in Boston and is owned by
parties in that city. The Briery will
make few repairs here, after which she
will be towed to Portsmouth.
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Weather Observation,

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, Nov. 8, taken
at p. M, meridian time. the observa-
ton for each section being given in this
order: Temperature, direction of wind
state Of weather:
Boston, so, NV. clear; N ew York. IS,
NV, clear; Philadelphia, 50. NV, clear
Washington. so, NV, clear: Albany
46. NV, clear; Buffalo. 54, W. clear
Detroit, 81, SW. clear; Chicago 54,
S. clear; st. Paul. 62, S. p.cloudy
Huron. OAK, AZ, NV, cloudy; Bis
mark, SO, N, cloudy; Jacksonville
10, NE, clear.
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LOCAL Weather Repors.

Portland, Me-, Nov. 2.-The loea'
weather bureau Office records as to the
weather are as follows:
Sa. m.-Barometsr. 1904: thermo.
meter. 40; dew point, 80, humidity. "a:
wind, NE velocity, 5; weather, cloudy.
8 p.m.-Barometer. 20. 9.907; thermome-
ter. 46: dew point. 36: humidity, Y.
wind. NV; velocity, s: weather clear.
Mean daily thermometer, Al: maxi
mum thermometer, Sc; minimum ther-
mometer. 38; maximum velocity of
wind, II NV, total precipitation, .O6.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Neb., November 3.-Secretary
Sizer of the state committee, emphasized
the common belief at O'Clock tonight
when he authorized the following state
ment to be made to the Associated Press:
"Returns thus FAR received by the he-
publican state commttte, point to the
election of Sullivan, Fusion, for supreme
Judge by plurality of 5000 to 10, 900. he-
turns show that the Republican candidate
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va, November 3.-The
latest returns from yesterday 8 election in
Virginia gives the Democrats all tho
Senators elected and "a and perhaps 95
members of the house. The Republicans
get four, perhaps i've members of the
house and the independents one member.
The Democrats made heavy gains in the
southwest and in the valley.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Maine. New
Hampshire and Vermont: Fair, warmer,
northwesterly winds becoming westerly.
Boston, Nov 3.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity for Thursday: Fair
weather, westerly winds.
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BULGARIA's ULTIMATUM.

Berlin, Nov. 3.-The Frankfort Zeitung
publishes the following sensational des-
patch from Constantinople:
1.-THE Bulgarian government recently
delivered an ultimatum to Turkey.
threatening to declare the independence
of Bulgaria unless the Berats to the Bull
garian bishops in Macedonia were grant
ed by 10 O'Clock on tie morning of No
vember 3.
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amount of 1oo,OOo,oo and these notes
VIII be received by the government in
payment of taxes of every class, including
custom house duties. The government
be withdrawn.
IL is expected that Senator Martos
0urua Will be appointed governor of the
province of Santa CLARA.
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MONETARY COMMISSION RESUMES

Washington, November 3.-The none
tary commission resumed its session to-
night after recess of some days. Presi-
dent George F. Edmunds presiding. The
consideration of the preliminary report of
the committee on banking which was un-
der consideration when the committee
last adjourned was resumed and probably
will be continued for several days. The
members Of the commission decline to
discuss for publication the recommends
tions Of the compending action on them
by the full body.
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JAPANESE CONSULATE.

Chicago, November BY order of the
Mikado, a japanese consulate for all the
territory west of the Alleghanies will be
established in this city next week. T.
Nosse, for years the imperial Japanese
British territory in few days to assume
the duties here The Vancouver Office is
to be tributary to the Chicago Office.
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LuETGERT DENIES.

Chicago, November 3.-Adolph T..
Luetgert denied emphatically today that
ex Governor Charles P. johnson of
Missouri would be one of his lawyers in
his approaching trial
''I have not sent for Governor johnson,
and he will not be in my forthcoming
trial. said Luetgert. MY attorneys will
be the same as in, the first trial. They un-
derstand the case and are satisfactory to
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GAVE BLANCO MARBLE HEART.
New Captain General Received with Great
Goodness i'm Cuba.

Goodness in Cuba.
Havana, via Key West. Fla, Novem
ber 3.-Marshal Blanoo's reception has
been marked by GOODNESS ON all sides.
caused by his proclamations. They have
disgusted all parties. There is no public
sentiment in favor OF Blanco's policy.
Everybody is dissatisfied and annexation
seems to be the only solution Of the
problem. The appointment of Gen. Pando
as Blanco's chief OF staff has caused gen
eral disatfection among all Cubans
pando favors an iron regime and it is be-
lieved that he will endeavor to compel
Cubans to fight their own brothers N
arms.
The conservatives charge the govern
ment with placing the rule of the island
In the hands of the autonomists and
ex-rebels, and predict that there will be
return to Weyler's policy when the
government Is convinced that autonomy
Is failure.
The reformists are disguised at not
being recognized by Blanco in spite of
having supported the policy ne repre-
sents. Finally all sympathizers with the
insurgents openly declare that they will
1oAuoo any huO all OV6rGureS 1rOIu tuc
government.
Marshal Blanoo will make the follow
Ing appointments: Senior Jose Bruzon,
civil governor of Havana: Senior Leopoldo
Sola, civil governor Of Pinar del Rio;
Sepor Antonio Gonzales de Mendoza.
major of the gendarmes of Havana, and
Jose Martha Galvez, president Of the au-
| tonom1ss party, to be chairman Of the
council of administration.
Ell Diario de la Marina says that
thirty -one people died on October 28 at
Matanzas, of whom seven perished from
the lack of food.
Gen. Molino received secret advices that
the insurgents under Sanguilly, Roderi-
guez and Arago, were located in the Pan
Hills, Matanzas. He divided his forces
and attacked them from both sides. The
fighting lasted from nine in the morning
TO five in the afternoon of October 81.
The Spanish troops seized the trenches of
the insurgents and dispersed them with
heavy loss. Gen. Molino lost eight killed
and eleven wounded.
DAUNTLESS UNDER SUSPICION.
Jacksonville, Fla, November 4.-The
| steam tug Dauntless which left Savannah
| under suspicious circumstances about
| two weeks ago, has been heard from at
Key West, where she put in for coal. The
cruiser Montgomery has been patrolling
| the north coast Of Cuba for five DAYS
past in search of the Dauntless, which
was suspected of tlibustering.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, November 3.-The leg1sla-
tive situation in Maryland as indicated
by returns received up to midnight shows
43 Democrats and "a Republicans In tie.
lower house with doubtful ones as fol.
lows: Montgomery Il; Carroll, L; Talbot,
1; Calvert. 2. The Senate stands 16 Re.
publioans to Democrats with one from
Calvert in doubt
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TO LOOK FOR ANDREE.

Berlin, November 3.-The Lokalanzeiger
announces that a steamer, fitted oat by
the governor of Tromsoe, under instruc-
tion from King Oscar, had left Tronsoe
Island in search of Prof. Andree, the
aeronaut. She will proceed to Spitzber-
gen, from which Andree's balloon ascend
ed last July. She is provisioned for eight
months.
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NICHOLS MURDERERs INDICTED.

Bridgeport, Conn, November 5,-Ihe
grand Jury of the Fairfield county Su-
perior court, criminal term, today found
q true bill against Charles Bonai and
David Weeks for the murder of Marcus
Nichols at Daniels Farms. TrunbulI,
July 90. 1t is asserted that David Weeks
who is accused of being connected wi tn
the crime confessed, which caused the
Jury to return q true bill without delay.
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A BOILER EXPLODED.

Vancouver, B. G.. November 3.-The
boiler of the Royal City saw mills ex-
ploded at noon today while the men were
eating dinner around it. Several men
were killed and many injured. The roof
of the mill was blown off and the build
ing wrecked. The noise Of the explosion
was heard outside of the city limits.
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YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.

New Orleans, November 3.-The mum
ber of new cases reported today exceeds
that of yesterday, despite the fact that a
light frost fell here last night. The
weather has modified considerably since
Monday night. Among the deaths re-
ported today is DR.. Il. l.. Viers, a prolni-
nent young physician.
Montgomery, Ala, November 3.-There
was one death from yellow fever in Selma
today, Miss Matte Pearson. She was tho
last patient under treatment.
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SAYS HE LIKES 1T.

Pittsburg, Pa, November 3.-"I am
well pleased with the result of the elec-
ton, as it indicates that fealty to the
Republican party and the principles it
PRESIDENT Mckinley this morning.
The President was in constant oommu-
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ECKLEs WILL ACCEPT.

Washington, November 3.-Mr. James
H. Eckles, the comptroller Of the currency
will accept the presidency of the Com
meroial National bank Of Chicago to
which he was elected yesterday. MIR.
Eckel's term of office does not expire un-
til April, 1925, but owing to the urgent
solicitation of the directors of the bank,
he will assume his new duties on January
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pLATT GOOD HUNDRED.

New York, November 3.-United States
Senator Thomas G. Platt was seemingly
in good humor this morning. He entered
his Office at the United States Express
Company Building, No Broadway, at
noon, accompanied by number OF per-
sonal friends and political followers with
whom he laughed and joked To q re-
porter he said: "We have been beaten by
the mendacity of our opponents and the
treachery of alleged friends"
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READE RESTORED TO REASON.

New York, November 3.-Robert L.
Reade, once a wealthy man and formerly
the husband of Josie Mansfield. at whose
request he was sent to the Bloomingdale
insane asylum last spring, has been re-
leased from that institution as cured, and
his estate has been estored to him.
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ANARCHISTS RELEASED.

Madrid, November ga despatch from
Barcelona says that 112 persons who
have been confined in the Fortress of
Mont Juich for year on suspicion of
completely in anarchist plots and out
RACES, were released today.
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WHAT SAY, MR.. TAYLOR?
Spanish Senator Puts Ex.Minister In
Bad Light.
Is SOMETHING OF A LIAR ACCORD
ING TO THIS MAN.

senor Salvania Says American Minister
Expressed Sentiments Toward Spain
Before Leaving That Country Entirely
Different From His Utterances IN
North American Review.
Madrid, November 3.-Senator SalVanla
has written letter to the newspapers
here, in reply to the article on the Cuban
question, published in an American
magazine of which Mr.. Hannis Taylor
the former United States minister TO
Spain is the author. The Senator says:
II am astounded at Mr.. Taylor's article
In an important American review.
Continuing, the Senator then proceeds
to tell the following story:
~ met Mr.. Taylor last April in street
of Madrid, and though out of prudence,
asked him nothing, he said: Spain must
not suppress the Cuban insurrection by
force of arms alone. She must carry out
reforms
He did not mention a word about
autonomy, but, he added: Peace will
then follow Immediately. Spain has q
friend in the White House whose powers
are on the eve of expiring, and she ought
to profit by the opportunity to obtain
peace speedily, for, whoever succeeds him,
he is certain to be less favorable to Spain
than President Cleveland.
81 recognized the Importance of the
foregoing declaration and L hastened to
communicate with my friend Canovas
(the former premier) who warmly
thanked me in letter which have re-
tained.
Shortly afterwards the reforms o1
Canoyas began to be talked about and
was commissioned to explain them to Mr..
Taylor and to tell him they would be
occurred. Mr.. Taylor embraced me. say.
ing: You and ] will bring about peace
in Cuba and thus powerfully contribute
to the good of humanity and uphold the
great interests of civilization BY ending
the war, the prototype of crime and .
return to barbarism.''
''I again hastened to communicate these
words in the proper quarter.
just prior to these events, Mr.. Taylor,
at lunch In my house and in company
with Castellor and others, toasted peace
warmly protesting his admiration ant
love for Spain expressing the desire to set
us succeed in the work of pacifcation.
''Shortly after the election of Presiden
Mckinley when it was mooted that mir
Sherman would be made secretary o
state. 1 asked Mr.. Taylor If Spain woulf
not have reason to fear a man who, in 6
speech in the Senate, had displayed such
hatred of Spain. Mr.. Taylor replied
Don notice that, for Sherman, as re-
sponsible minister, will change his
opinions. Spain has nothing to fear II
this respect.
In conclusion. Senator Salvania re
marks:
'sThese ideas and sentiments differ
greatly from those attributed to hin
now.'
Madrid, November Sowing to thu
fact that the Carlists are known to b.
importing arms into Spain, the Premier
Senior sSagasta and the minister of war
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Good SaIllaritanS.
Noble Hearts Ready to Rescue
UnfOrtunateS Who Fall by
the WaySide-Dr. Greene's
Nervura is the Road to
Health and Happiness.

Embittered as many people are by the
trials and disappointments of life, the
glorious fact remains that there is much
more good than evil in the world. There
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State and Legislature are Both
Safely Republican.
PARTY WILL HAVE MAJORITY OF
FIVE ON JOINT BALLOT.

John Mclean Looms Up as Presidential
PossibiIity-His Friends Claim That
He Deserves Reward For Reducing tho
Republican Plurality in McKinley's
State.
Columbus Ohio, November 3.-Un.
official but complete returns show Repub-
lican plurality of &c, $50 in Ohio. Both
sides still claim majority of the legisla-
ture, Republicans by five, Democrats by
three majority.
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CARLIsTs PREPARING TO FIGHT

Madrid, November Slowing to the
fact that the Carlists are known to be
importing arms into Spain, the Premier,
Senior Sagasta, and the minister of war,
Gen. Cofrea, are considering the adoption
of repressive measures.
1t is reported that Gen. Azcarraga, who
succeeded the late Senor Canovas del
Castillo, as premier, has decided to retire
from political life.
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A CUBAN FINANCIAL SCHEME.

Havana. November 3.-According to q
despatch from Madrid the Span :.
lsh government intends entering
into contract with the Bank Of
Spain at Havana under which
the bank will undertake the manage
ment OF the Cuban treasury, the lottery
and other public financial concerns of the
island.
1t is understood that the bank will
make new issue of gold notes to the
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Senior Salvania Says American Minister
Expressed Sentiments Toward Spain
Before Leaving That Country Entirely
Different From His Utterances IN
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Philadelphia. November 3.-The full
vote in Philadelphia ON the state ticket
Was.