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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

CHILDREN's toy sweepers at J. T.
Hinton's. (tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

On the warships at the navy yard the
sailors were given leave to do anything
they liked except blowing up the ship.
With a party of friends I visited the
navy yard Tuesday and saw the torpedo
boats Porter, Foote, Rogers, Winslow
and McKee-all in a dry dock for re-
pairs. After a close inspection of
the huge guns of the battleship Indiana,
the cruiser New Orleans-which was
called the Amazon when Uncle Sam
bought it this year from Brazil-was
the most interesting objt ct in the yards.
The cruisers Newark and Chicago are
also lying in the yards, the Chicago
having been there for three years. The
cruisers New York and Brooklyn are
anchored off Thompkinsville, Admiral
Sampson being On board the New York.
Speaking of Sampson reminds me that
l saw Gen. Shafter in a box at Roster &
Balls music hall Saturday night, with
his wife, Japanese maid, and two
gentlemen. The General seemed 10 en-
joy the foreign vaudeville, for whom a
verse about himself in "A Hot Time,
etc." was sung. Shafter threw kiss
to the singer, and then the parry drank
a cold bottle. From seeing the General
walk to his hotel 1 judged that he was
democratic, and after observing his
rotundity inferred that he was in favor
of expansion
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

FRESH salt-risiDg bread received daily
F. B MCDERMOTT.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30
INDIA stools at j T. HintOn's.
Educational Association at Louis
vile.

The annual session of the Kentucky
Educational Association convened at Lii
brary Hall in Louisville, Tuesday morn
ing Prominent educators from almost
every section of the state, and Il large
number of the principals and teachers of
the Louisville schools were present.
Prof. Weaver, of the Paris High school,
and Miss Edgar, school superintendent,
are in attendance, and each took an act
i've part in Wednesdays program, as
follows:
The Ends of Education" Miss Sallie
r. Brown, superintendent Hopkins
county school, Hupkinsville. Discussion
opened by Miss Kate Edgar, superinten-
dent Bourbon county schools; Paris.
"The MONEY Value of a Teacher"
c. II. Gardiner, superintendent public
schools, Uniontown. Discussion opened
by E. w Weaver, superintendent public
schools, Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

delicate organism of woman. What
the sufferer ought to do is to give
a fair trial to
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

Wood Mantels furnished complete.
Undertaking in all its branches.
Embalming scientifically attended
CARRIAGES FOR HRE
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30
A GOOdE Christmas Dinner.

Olives. Lettuce Radishes
Baked Fish.
Croauettes of SEeetbreads with Peas.
StrIngless Beans. Mashed Potatoes.
California Asparagus on Toast.
Celery. Cold Slaw.
Vanilla Ice Cream. Assorted Cake.
Apples. Bananas. Oranges.
Mixed Nuts.
Cheese. Bent's Water Crackers.
Coffee.
PalO Alto Wines.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

Fleischmann's the passei -by-;t takes
money to inhale-may see pickaninnies
fishing among immense American beau
ties, the rarest orchids, and a wilderness
of vilIets. Another store up town
makes one think of apeepinto fairyland.
Flowers are high in Gotham this week,
American beauties selling at 50 each,
and handsome orchids fetching So each.
The violet is New York's favorlte flower
year in and year out.
$50
inst paragraph for the Kentucky
/ tdies and I will have finished my Col
respondence from Gotham. In score
of public places have seen many soci-
ETY. ladies, but l am fully convinced
that, though their raiment may be more
costly and made in newer style, they do
not compare with their Kentucky sisters
in neauty, in natural grace and in other
traits. Another notable thing is that
handsome matrons Outnumber the pref
ty girls about three to one. The New
York girls may have the cash but they
are not the only buds in the conserya-
tory.
W. C.
A GREAT variety of handsome muffiers
are displayed by j. w. Davis & Go. (tD
WE sell pure silk handkerchief, plain
bordered or initial, for % cents.
(tf) J. w. DAVIS 8 Co.
MAYBE your wife wants folding bed
for Christmas. j. T. Hinton has them
FANCY California evaporated fruits.
(tf) NEWTON MITCHELL.
THE clearance sale now in progress at
the New Louisville Store, is offer
ing special holiday discounts on suits
and overcoars; any calico in their stock at
BIC; new line of fiannelettes at &c, reg
ular 8 1-3c quality. (13dec-3D
just arrived a new supply of
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

Decidedly the prettiest places on
Broadway are the flower stores. At
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30
COSBY PARAGRAPHS.
Theatrical And otherwise Remarks In
The Foyer.

Theatrical And otherwise Remalks In
The Foyer.
A dramatization of "Qno Vadis' is
soon to be heard at an eastern theatre.
Nat Goodwin begins an engagement
in Nathan Hale" next week in New
York.
Julia Arthur was unable to play "a
Lady of Quality" last week on account
of having the grippe
Oliver Scott'S Minstrels gave a very
ordinary performance at the Opera
House Tuesday night The house was
top heavy.
General Shafter H)bsonized music
hall singer at long range last week in
New York. The brass button is now
pushing the mistletoe into back seat.
Mrs. Isabel Allerdice Mallon, known
in literary circles rs "Bab" and Ruth
AshmOre," died of pneumonia Tuesday
in New York. She had just finished
writing a book called ''The Business
Girl" which is just out.
The Wills Comedy Company, which
played ''In Atlantic City" at the Opera
House Wednesday nj. ht, is described
by many victims as being "the worst
that ever happened" The company was
advertised-nOt in The NEWS-as being
lone Of the best on the road" Sumo
day the people of Paris will get tired Of
being buucOed by snide shows.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30
TIE BOURBON NEWS
[ Eighteenth Year-Established 1881

Published every Tuesday and Friday By
WALTER CHAMP, Editor. and o,o,.s,.
BRUCE MILLER,
~ Make all Checks, Money Orde1S, etc..
e0VGbLe TO the order of CHAMP & MILLER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

Nat Goodwin begins an engagement
In Nathan Hale" next week in New
York.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

Julia Arthur was unable to play ga
Lady of Quality" last week on account
of having the grippe.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-30

A dramatization of "Qno Vadis" is
soon to be heard at an eastern theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
TROOPS LEAVE CAuP MEADE THIS WEEK.

Camp Meade Mddletown. Penn Nov. -
General Young returned from Washington this
morning and Immediately began preparations
for the movement OF the troops South. The
movement will begin Thursday. when the
35th Michigan and ID Connecticut will start
for Augusta. Ga. They Will be followed by
day the latter to Somerville s. c. The 14th
Pennsylvania is scheduled to star; on Sunday. The
paymaster will begin paying of the regiments to-
morrow and will first pay those troops who VIII
go South this week.
The vote I'm the Pennsylvania regiments to- NOR
row will be lively The polls will open at ! o'clock
I'm the morning and close o'covx in the after
noon The heirs Of the Young estate. owners OF the
camp ground with their attorneys. met with Gen
eral Young and Colonel Howard today 10 adjust
damages the Young farms. Nothing was said
OF a lease by the Government for future use. but
soldiers are sent here. Nothing belonging to the
Government is 10 be disturbed
Orders were issued this evening by General
Young for the movement OF the Second Corps 10
Michigan troops Will 90 to Augusta Ga. and the
Tennesseeans to Columbia. $. G. On Friday the
LIST Maryland will go to Augusta. the 203d New
York 10 Greenville : G.. and the 18th Pennsvl-
gusta and tho eth New-Jersey to Greenville on
Saturday. on Sunday the Sth Pennsylvania will
start for Augusta the I'd West Virginia for Green
Vile and the LIST Rhode Island for Columbia on
the 4th Missouri TO Greenyille and the l4th Penn
sylvana and 9Th Ohio Battalion TO Summervle.
on Tuesday the 18th Minnesota starts for Augusta.
the Sd Connecticut for Summerve and the 2Olst
Massachusetts, Will go 10 GreenVille and the ai2d
NewYork to Athens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA PREDICTIONS

WILTON BALLOTS TO RE CAsT-PLURALIrY IN
DrcArvD FOR REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR
,susaelph,a Nov Each Of the three leading
..sdates-S stone. Republican: jerks Democrat.
swallow Prohibition and Honest Government
-, he 8 Sufficient number OF votes for election.
,-i,,- 10 the assertions tonight OF the re-
s.n,,,ve party leaders. The county reports IN
80 a plurality for stone but. with the eX-
- total Of million ballots and possible cut
.,ms ,sis prediction may be found incorrect jerks
- ,ha benoG, ~ narmonized party the different
...,,,ol leaders having been brought together IN
-. snono-t in the last month or six weeks. While
- swallow VIII undoubtedly receive heavy vote
mere sre ird atoms Of falling of In his follow
10 n couse QucDCe Of the recent development Oh
,',sased prospects for the success Of jerks. some
:, .bs nrorninent Independent voters have in the
,.. few days announced their intention 10 support
r~,ss believing thai in doing they could better
- ,ossjoe The overthrow OF the Republican
machine -... o,,,-u,o,,
,o,oe54 swallow from 10000 To 2o."D votes ana
49, asserts that hi, candidate will be the only
,,s 70 receive over it.VOo votes The kepuohcah
cbsjrnan expects l3l.ro plurality for stone. whie
re pemoci tic chairman figures out plurahty OF
500 .ol jerks. ana the iro3'yiIoh ''''' "a'
eh IA Ibe Snsress contests !; il generally believed
,he ptmocIa viii be- SucC'sstuI IN iouT or II. MN
districts now repres nte1 ~ RepuoncdNS ne
,rsserf deiegat,oH to Congress from the state Is
tt.mrossd of twenty seven Republicans ana three
democrats ont personal or iacti0lal eieedts ma We
wnlcn Will IN All probability result in placing a few
Of them % the Democratic column . ~..
The new Legislature viii elect United states
Senator 10 succeed senator Quay. The Drescnt
legislature had loin. Republican majority OF liz
ou; Of O membership Of - =,
E1.Postraster- General Wanamaker has stumped
The state thoroughly ia urging voters To ald IN thr
defeat OF he legislative candidates known to faYor
0uavs reelection. and in many districts fusion
candidates have been places In The heid in oppose
Ton 70 the regular Repuhican nominees -
While there is no reason 10 DOUBT that the re
ru5icans Will have a strong working majority IN
he new legislature a fair prediction Of tho num-
ber Of Quay legislators lkelv to ne chosen can
scarcely he Ventured upon tonight TWENTY-FIVE or
the fftv Senators hold over. twenty-four OF whom
ar Republicans For tire lower house the fun
membership Of 2ti win be chosen tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
BOGUS ITALIAN CITIZENS.
WHOLESALE FRAUDS DISCOVERED BY
MCULIAGH-"DRY DOLLAR" SULLI-
VANS LIEUTENANT ARRESTED

State Superintendent Of Elections McCullagh yes
terday uncarthed a nest of Italians who have been
procuring false naturalization papers for many Of
their fellow-ccuntrymen on evidence secured
through his fundamentally there were arrested
late yesterday afternoon Rosario Calaguaro a res
taurant-keeper. OF No $50 Hester-st.. and Giuseppe
Marronc. known Joe Marrone. of No. ISIS
Hester-st "A racetrack frequenter and supposed
labor contractor. who Is of the lieutenants of
Senator Timothy ID. Sullivan In the With Assem-
bly, District on the charge of having in their pos
session fraudulent naturalization papers Warrants
We're issued by Commissioner Shields, OF the United
States Court. and last evening the prisoners were
locked up IN Ludlow Street Jail.
Mr.. McCullagh had long suspected that Nicola
Far-cllo OF No. 20i IIester-st. was engaged in the
wholesale procurement OF false citizenship papers
for Italians. and yesterday he obtained a confess
sion from him According TO Farrelo. he had for
a long time been in the business OF procuring such
papers from the United States and State courts In
this county. Kings County and in Essex County
y j. by means OF n dummy" who represented
the person wishing naturalization. The sum OF slz
each charged this being divided between Ear
relic and the dummy" Farrello Implicated Mar
rome and Calaguro and about thirty more people
in his confession Most of these, II was said last
night. would be arrested to-day. <
Marrone is the Tammany captain OF the fltth
Election District Of the With Assembly District.
When his chief Senator Sullivan. learned of his
arrest last night he rushed 10 the house or Com
missioner Shields, in Brooklyn. took the tommis-
sioner back with him to the jail, and had Mar
rome and the other prisoner baed out IN the sum
of $500 each for examination next week -
Farreo IL parole in the custody or Mr.. NC
Cullagh. witness for the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
ILLINOIS INTEREST IN CONGRESSMEN.
SENATOR'S TO BE ELECTED WHO WILL VOTE
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR

Chicago Nov. THE last speeches OF the CAM
pa.gn IN Chicago and the rest OF Illinois were made
tonight The tickets are ready for distribution
and before daylight viii be ~ the hands of the
judges OF election The chairman of the Repu1-
ncan State Central Committee = positive in his
statement that that party VIII carry the Stale by
a large plurality. The chairman OF the Democratic
State Central Committee is equally sure that the
Democrats Will be victorious. The interest is Lively
AID the indications Tonight are that nearly fuI
REGISTERED vote VIII be cas-.
The registration, particularly In Chicag9 L. as
large rs was hoped for by the managers Of the
different political parties. There IS comparatively
uue interest in the state tickets. as on.y Two
minor Offices are 10 be voted iOT-I treasurer ana
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public instruction. A. 10 tne
legislative districts. however, which VIII choose
tWeuty-six hOld-OVer State Senators. VINO Will as
sisl IN the naming Of successor 10 Jnitei states
Senator CuIOm. and the twenty-five congress as
i.ic,s the contest been Lively. The Republicans
expect not only to hOd what they nave but 10
maxi gains waiis the Democrats are confident that
they Nj carry this city. Il they 90 tney may gam
several State Senators and TWO or three congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

PROBABLY NO TROUBLE IN WILMINGTON
BOTH PARTIES SAY THEY WILL CARRY NORTH
CAROLINA.
Wilmington, y. c.. Nov. The spirit o. the
white resident. Is 40 determined and their prepsra-
lions for an emergency are so thorough that no"
there seems little possibility OF general disturbance
here tomorrow. though there may he troubles OF
a minor nature in the First and Fourth WARDS
where the negroes poll nearly all their ci'y vo'c
The of interest now is the fight for the STATE
Sonatorship. but without any other agency II Is
now conservatvely estimated that suihcleh'
number of negroes will remain away from the polls
to insure the election Of the Democratic candidate
Moreover the Democrats have minated that they
must have this Senator. and this hint Is lu1i Oh
meaning ..
Raleigh, n C.. Nov. Both campaign commit.
tees claim the election The Republicans say .'hCy
Will elect all the congressman. s. members or the
house Of a total of 100. and "a senators OUT OF
80 The Democrats expect to gain I'VE congress
men. 50 members Of the House and 81 senators
Each side expects the election Of its state tlcket
The outlook is a peaceful and quiet ERECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
sOLDTERS WHO DIED AT MANILA.

Washington. Nov. TIL" following dispatch mas
been received at the War Department:
Manila, Nov. l.
Adiutant-Gener Washington. -.
Eoowing deaths since last report; oct ~
waitsr ! Mclean private. Company l.. 1st Mon
typhoid fever 0 ,h r. MILAN sv66o sp eyep
Nov ! lanes ID Jones private. Company {, st
idaho dysentery Nov Charles ,d p Oliver Oliver B R6
y Anderson private Company X. LIST South Da-
kota smallpox: John II. Leppman private. ON
no;y sergeant. Company {, 18th Infantry, aOscess
OF liver and William 5. McMurray. private, COM
Frank Dwent sergeant Company y. lst Idano,
smallpox \. O. Eidenose. private; company ID, Isl
rett private company F. 18th Minnesota pomphi-
gus: Nov L. James G. Monroe private. Com-
panv II 10th Pennsylvania dysentery. and William
Cook. private. Company r. LIST California typhoid
fax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
OUTLOOK IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord y H.. Nov. LESS excitement than
usual was reported to-nigh; from all parts Of the
State. The Democrats are concentrating their ef-
forts on the Ist Congress District; where they say
Edzar j. Knowlt0n is sure to defeat Congressman
SuIoway Republican. The Republicans admit that
sideways plurality will be cut down from two
years ago when it HOO but they scout the
idea of his defeat. In the Id Congress Dis
,rict Congressman Clarke. Republican, will be re-
elected but his 1900 plurality of 1896 will be ma
terally REDUCED by his Democratic opponent. War
rem r Daniel. II is thought that Frank W. Roll
Inns Republican candidate for Governor. will re-
ceve "A larger vote than has been anticipated. His
election is generally conceded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
MAY RAISE THE SUNKEy WARsHIPS.
PRESENT CONTRACT ENDED. BIT ANOTHER WILL
PROBABLY BE MADE.

PROBABLY BE MADE.
Washington. Nov captain Chesters de-
csion yesterday 10 abandon the work Of raising
the Colon marks the end OF that undertaking on
the par; Of the Gov ernment. 1t Is said at the
Navy Department that the captain was directed
to stop the work when in his discretion II was
no longer profitable. Because the contract with
the wrecking company has Deen terminated. II
does not follow that all idea has neol abandoned
Of wing some Of II" sunken Spanish warshlps.
The Navy Department is ready To engage with
thoroughly responsible wrecking concerns. pro-
viding the latter absolve the Government from
payments unless the ships are delivered in
United states Navy Yard. Already one OF the
greatest Wrecking concerns IN the world, a
Swedish organization. has opened negotiations
on the subject. 1t Is willing 10 undertake ~
once the raising Of the Reina Mercedes, which
lies In the channel in Santiago Harbor. and IL
has indicated a disposition 10 undertake the
wrecklng Of the Colon. This concern has large
experience in this class of work, anti f no
American concern able 70 do the work offers
better terms. arrangements probably VIII p~
made with il on the basis of cash oaymen
for the ship delivered in the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
THE OHIO SITUATION.
an OFF YEAR" VOTE ONLY EXPECTED-CoNT
OVER CONGRESSNES

an OFF YEAR" VOTE ONLY EXPEcTED-CoNTEST
OVER CONGRESSMEN
Cincinnati. Nov. This is called the off year
IN Ohio There are five State tickets but only Sec
retary OF State Judge and Clerk Of the supreme
Court Food Commissioner and member Of the
BOARD of Public Works elected. The Repubii-
cans are making special efforts 10 have the Presi-
dents State show Endorsement by returning as many
congressman as. If not more than. in the Pres-
INITIAL vote two years ago. when the Republicans
secured fifteen and the Democrats six Congress
men Leaders both sides hope for gains on
congressman. The Democrats assert a Close vote
for The state ticket because of fractional feeling
among certain Republicans AS State elections in
Ohio are held annually the returns VIII be com
uared with last year ana not with the vote Tor
tongressmen TWO years ago when Mckinley had
OO0 plurality The Republican plurality last year
~
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cuBANs STILL At THE BARGE oFr1cE.
TEE JJNTA REFUSES TO TAKE CARE OF THE
Men PENDING THEIR REMOVAL TO CCBA.

TEE JCNTA REFUSES TO TAKE CARE OF THE
Men PENDING THEIR REMOVAL TO CUBA.
Thirteen Of the sixteen Cubans who arrived here
last week tho steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II are
stil AT tho Barge Office. whore they being kept
ny the kindness OF Commissioner Fitche. The
men formed part Of a detachment oe $50 Cubans
VINO had been released from the Spanish penal col
ony at Ccuta They sent here by the State
Department. with instructions to forward them to
Cuba. The Treasury Department ordered their re-
lease from thc Barge ONCE pending their taking
passage TO Cuba, and the men were sent to the
Cuban JUnta.
There they told that the Cubans had no
money 10 care for them. and the United States
Government had agreed TO send them 10 cuba. #
should look after them until they sent TO their
dest inatiOn. An effort made 10 get the Red
Cross 10 look after the men. and that proved
failure After TampiEs around for the greater
part OF the day the back 10 the Barge
ONCE for shelter and sent 10 Ellis Island for
The night. They Will be sent to Cuba some time
this week, and unt then. If no other person looks
after them. Commissioner Fich.e Will take care Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
THE COLORED EDITOR.
Chicago Times-Ueralh.

FROM Inc InlcagO llnes-fieIdlh
THE Greenvle (Miss) Light remarks cd
itorially that cake walking is becoming 10 be a
great commodity" and thoughtfully adds: But
OF course IFS od-time relic. and the colored
people seem love II best But we would like
best young men who love II so well 10 go
and pay their poll tax. and the young ladies'. for
their part. We Just don't know what 10 say for
them to do. unless tell them 10 run and run.
Dagocs and you colored girls are old enough 10
know who else. II you will do that you VIII nave
less time TO walk cake or cake Walk, madam
YOU little wenches. you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
EACH PARTY HOPES TO CARRY INDIANA


Two THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 7-On the eve OF the political
contest both parties seem confident Of victory.
Republican forecast: "Our Organization Is per-
:ec. We Will carry the STATE by from 1900 TO ~'''
We VIII eject Afty-nine representatives and your
teen Senator's and thus have good working ma
!orty. Oyerstrcot Will be easily elected IL 'lis
district and ten other districts viii return Repuo-
Acan ConsTes men"
DemOlra.. forecast: we have picked up won
certUlly ~ the last TWO weeks. We are sure u
success We will elect elgh; OF the thirteen Con-
gTessmen and perhaps three more Inc Legs
lature viii lie Democratic by a majority Of four
nay b. twelve On joint ballot
Tho Indications are that the vote cast o-morro"
vii be about 10 per cent short Of that OF 1896 The
Campaign OF the Republicans mas been more ag
gTess.ye than that Of The Democrats 80, since
lsi- have the people Of the state, IN an OF year,
voted q, sustain the Administration in power al
Washington This historical TACT If causing the
Democrats 20 take courage. The RepubHc&ns a.,
sert hat they have taken the most compete l!oI
N the history OF the state This poll as eHnlpited
a, Republican headquarters indlcales a hoPn
Ncan plurality - z. 90 The Democrats nave not
made public their poll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
BLAND MAY BE DEFEATED.

St Louis. Nov. THE campaign N Missouri
cosed Saturday night. Thomas J. Adkins. chair
man Of the Republican state Committee expresses
the opinion inat the election will be- the death
Anell Of free silver 81 Missouri: that the Repub-
means will make sweeping gains In the State. and
ne Legislature will BE Close. 3. y. Cook. chair
man 70 re STATE Democratic Committee. says:
he result so far regards the State ticket will
moi be materially different from 1896. The Legs
sstDre will be Democratic In both branches, and
senator CockTell Will be returned by an over