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TENN ESSEE.

Nashville Tenn November S-lS5pecial)
r,o,,.,,, 1r.,rirfiD ,-ae eIartca Governor to-
L'eh'ol Nc N'I.'',' . 7,, - coo
Gay 10y q p.u'"llH ~ MA? ''I' :! ~, '',Y,
n. ". Baptist, j. y. M'henzl" anu h"ii'"a
L. Williams were elected railroad commits
stOueTs b. q similar vote. Eight demo
.,, at,,~,o1 the ,7!,- differences in the
"1,,a, ~ +h, present 3nlngatinn being
t,. :, ~ e,,,,,ler, .es s,ior,, ODD; BENTON Nc
~,
TIIo democrats gain several members
the LEGISLATURE, and that body VIII IN jan
uary re elect Senator William y. f'tte'
Unprecedented apathy pFeYalled an o'
the state, and mere at the capital ohI|
about one-thiTd OF the reg stored vote W'l9
roilcd. Apathy existed every Wnere "ut
the returns show tiiat the repUhl'inS SUI
fercd more from TINS cause tAln the 'e!n-
ocrats did. The gains and losses are IT.
regular how ever.
Democra is carried some republican "ou,l-
ties and cut down rop4bnc@h maJorltlts III
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publicans have carried Indiana by major
ity of between 1900 and 10000. Chairman
Martin, of the democratic state committee,
comedies a republican plurality OF 14bo0.
He claims that the democrats have made IL
net gain over the presidential vote Of lS96
Of 1862
The legislature will be republican by
twelve votes ana the estimate based upon
the latest returns shows that In the Sc nate
the republicans will have twenty eight and
the democrats twenty-five members. ms
will give the republicans majority or
eighteen on Joint ballot and means the
election of a republican to the United
States senate to succeed Mr.. Turpie. The
official returns from all over the state may
change these figures some, but 1t Is a result
that both parties have practically agreed
as true. The vote in Indiana will fall iar
short Of the vote of 1896.
the state committees had received returns
that would make any material change in
the claim OF the plurality in the state
made yesterday. The majority was ranged
from 1900 on the head of the ticket. 1t
may be higher but It will not scale any
lower.
The republicans have elected nine out
os the thirteen congressman and the demo-
Gratis the other four The republicans
carried tho districts thew carried in 1896
and the democrats did the same thing.
Latest returns received Indicate that uhe
republicans have majority of twenty
two on joint ballot IN the Legislature.
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ROOSEVELT HAS NEW YORK
BY ABOUT 10000 MAJORITY
Continued from First Page.

was a general victory for the republican
ticket. Complete returns from 165 towns
Of the 16S in tho state give Lounsbury.
republican, 25o57; Morgan, democrat, 68-
3'5 The same towns In 1896 voted 100 500
republican and 5l.296 democratic. The ma
t'riues OF the candidates on the state tick
e1 viii average fully 1900.
The republican candidates appear 10
haVe suffered most from the general de-
'f'dSe on the vote, but no particular dis
oi$tii"ciIon can be said to be shown by
h" general result The returns Indicate
Tat the republicans will have a majority
o. at least % in the assembly.
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MARYIAA D.

Baltimore, November S.-Fuu and semi
official returns from the city of Baltimore
and partial returns from the balance of
the state make II reasonably certain that
Maryland has returned four republicans
and two democratic congressman, after an
extraordinarily close but entirely HStless
election This is a democratic gain of two.
The democrats succeeded in obtaining Il
majority of the popular vote In Baltimore
city for the first time in six years.
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IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho November 9.-Only forty
seven precincts in the state. embracing
one-eighth of the vote, have reported.
They give Moss. republican. for governor,
2.0.2. Steinenberg, democrat. 1888: Ander-
son. popuist, 057. Forty-sX precincts
give Hey burn, republican, for congress,
1926: Wilson, fusion, 2532: Gum. populist.
$50. Tho fusion ticket Is ali elected ny
piuralities ranging from 5000 to 5000. The
Sin
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UTAH.

Salt Lake. Utah November 9-The tickets
are badly scratched and returns are slow.
At / O'Clock this morning returns from
tweuty-four precincts in the city and state
give Roberts democrat. for congress. W;
lGIdridge republican, 767. Zane, republican,
for Judge 7S9; BasHn, democrat, So. NO
reliable information on legislative tickets.
Salt Lake. Utah. November 9--Enoush
returns are at hand to indicate beyond
doubt that Baskin, democrat. for supreme
court judge, has been elected over Iamne,
republican. According TO the latest returns.
the legislature will stand fortY-one demo
Gratis eighteen republicans and four fu-
SiOniStS,
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del. November s-PartiaI re
surns received from the state up to 2
q clock a. m, indicate that the republicans
have elected their state congressional and
Legislative tickets. This estimate, If yeri-
fed by the fun returns, indicate the cleo
ton of a republican successor TO United
states Senator Gray and gain of ono re-
publican congressman.
The adherents of William H. Addicks
claim that he Will control a majority of the
republicans elected TO tho legislature and
rhat he viii be the next senator from Del
uWJTe.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson Miss. November S.-The cleo
ton throughout Mississippi has been very
quiet affair. Democratic Candidates were
e.rctcd III the first second, tlird. fourth.
nfth. sixth ana seventh districts. Tie only
contest was in the Sixth district, The race
beng between two denOCrats-F. N. Nc
Lain and NJ. NJ Evans. MCLainS election
is conceded by "a safe plurality. only about
80 per cent Of the registered vote Of 1886
was DOllCd,
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MARIA TERESA IS
MILE OFF SHORE
Tug Potomac Finds the Lost
Cruiser in Water Two
Fathoms Deep.
NATIVES PLUNDERD BOAT
Commander Craven Has Been Instruct
ed To Assume Control Of the Yes
sci and Hold Her Subject
to This Governments
Orders.

Nassau, n. P November 12.--The tug
]otomac, from Santiago. which las been
wishing the stranded cruiser lnfanta Ma
ia Teresa, off Cat island, has arrived here
n order to obtain a permit to work on the
ship. She will return to Cat island.
The cruiser is lying one milo off shore
and IS in two fathoms of water. The ma
tives have destroyed the temporary decks
and have carried away everything NOV
a
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IOWA.

Des Moines. Ia. November S.-1he
goodnight" returns on the state ticket
show a republican majority of $4,000. The
total number of precincts reported Is 42s
out of 1.120. The net loss IS $780, or a loss
Of two votes to the precinct, showing a
total republican falling of Of only 1000.
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OHIO.

Columbus. O., November Sat midnight
Chairman Blacker. OF the democratic state
committee, conceded the state to the re-
publ.cans by over 10000 plurality and
Chairman Daughtery, OF the republican
state committee claimed about 10000
The Ohio congressional delegation re-
mains the same as at present j. to 6,
each party carrying precisely the same dis
tr!cts as at the presidential election two
Years ago.
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OREGON.

Portland. Ore. November 9-Returns from
216 out of 52S precincts in Washington
give the following vote on congressman:
Jones, republican. 1881: Cushman re-
publican, 1895 Lewis fusion, 1892; Jones
fusion. 1888.
The legislature OF Washington is repub-
IiCan on IOint ballot.
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OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie. Q. T.. November 9.-Dennis T.
Flynn. republican, is elected delegate to
congress by probably COCO plurality: both
branches of the territorial legislature are
safely republican and the republicans claim
to have elected their local tickets in a ma
jority of the counties.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, y. p. November S-RePorts from
all over the state are very meagre, but in
dictate slight republican gains over 1896.
An estimate on the stae gives the Tepubi-
can ticket $500 majority.
Fargo. n. D.. November 9.-Returns from
the state today swclled the republican ma
tority That party has surely elected
tveuty-ono out of thirty-One state senators,
while in the house dfty-four republicans out
Of SiXty-two have been c,e"ted with four
more doubtful. This gives the republicans
ffty-six majority on joint ballot making
a republican successor to Senator Roach
NortHin
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TEXAS.

Fort Worth TEX. November 9.-Very
meaSer reports have reached the state
democra tic headquarters today. Chairman
Bells adv!ces say HawIey's ma ority in the
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Ia, November S.-The
democrats In Louisiana made clean sweep
today, electing six congressman. three rail
road commissioners ana three judges IN
the parish of Orleans.
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republican congressman have been elected,
Morris, in the close sixth district, has de-
feated Charles A. Towne, silver republican,
secretary national silver republican party.
by a small majority. The legislature VIII
be republican, but not by So great a ma
jorlty as one time thought. Already seven
ty-!cVen republicans are known 10 nave
been elected and bat nnety-two are needed
to carry on joint ballot. AS fully half OF
the balance are in the doubtful column.
there seems no question of the reelection
of Senator Davis by this Legislature.
ST PAU, Mimi, November 1l.-There
seems no doubt that Page Morris has de-
fcated c. a, TOWnc for congress in the sixth
district by a safe though small majority.
CasS county has been GAINED Tor IoWne
Dut a. dispatch from there this afternoon
saws the vote of tbs county is: Morris 1h3
IuWne 399. \ nuIuth dispatch announces
that the democratic congressional commit
tee has ccdcd Morris's election.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, November 2.-Govornor
Pingree held his own very well in today's
election. At 10 o'clock tonClt the republi-
can state central committee claimed his
election by from 60,G0O to t0oo0 majority.
The democratic state committee does not
vet concede defeat. The balance Of the
republican state Ticket Is elected. The
vote on congressman is close in half of the
twelve districts, the others returning re-
publcarS with certainty. The legislator"
Will have 4 republican majority.
Detroit. Mich. November 9-According
to more complete returns, Governor PIN
gree's plurality viii reach about 10000 The
republicans have elected q solid congress
sfonaI delegation The democrats will nave
a dozen senators and representatives, IN the
legislature, about equally divided between
the two houses
Detroit, Mich, November 9.--According TO
more complete returns Governor Pingreo :
ma iority will reach about 10000. Senator
BnTrows'. reelection now seems absolutely
assured.
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Omaha. Neb.. November 10.-Unofficial re-
turns from Nebraska indicate the election
Of Poynter the fusion candidate, for gov
ernor by 1900 over Hayward, republican.
The balance of the fusion state ticket will
have about the same plurality.
The state legislature will be republican on
Joint ballot by from six to eight insuring
the election of republican to succeed Sen
ator Allen in the senate.
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GEORGIA.

Georgia elected a full democratic delega-
ton. returning all eleven Of her democratic
representatives to congress with little or
10 opposition.
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Richmond Va. November 9,-Addition2l
returns from the election of Tuesday place
II bevond doubt that the democrats elect
ed n solid delegation to congress. The es-
tmated piuralitics are:
First district, G,00O; second district, 4,ooC;
third district, 500; fourth district 2,79o;
fifth district. 500; sixth district. l,35o;
seventh district, 100; eighth district 5000,
ninth district, 1900; tenth district, $500.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha. %ab,. November 9.-FollowinG
Is The Worid-HeraIds estimate on gov
eYnoi and congressman:
I'oynton. fusion, governor 800 ma ior-
i,y; fusion gets four Of six congressman,
republicans two. same as wv" years ago.
Lincoln, Neb.. November 9.-Rcturns by
counties tonight. which come with provoke
ing sIowncss. indicate a scaling off of re-
publican gains al last night ana today
making the state ticket in doubt and 80
close that official count may be required
The legislature is probably republican on
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Topeka, Kss., November 9-The latest re-
turns indicate that the plurality of Stanley,
republican candidate for governor, viii
probably reach 1900. Taylor Riddle, the
popuhSt state chairman, comedies the de-
feat of Vincent for congress in the fifth
and of Jerry Simpson in the seventh The
republican leaders confidently claim that
Chester T. Long has defeated Simpson III
the seventh and that w. a. Calderhcad has
defeated Congressman Vincent in the tifth
If these claims shall prove correct, edwin
Ridgely, of the third district, will be the
only populst congressman from Kansas.
The republicans elect two state senators,
which gives them eleven members in that
body They also elect ninctY-ScVen repre-
sentativcs out of 125. This gives them u
majority Of fifty-two on Joint ballot.
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DO you seek safe investment?
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returns in nerve strength, pure blood and
good health than Hoods SarSaparilla.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kas. November Sat midnight
Chairman Albaugh, Of the republican
state committee. claims the state for stan
ley, republican, for governor by 5000. and
Chairman Riddle. of the fusion COMMITTEES.
claims the state for Leedy, fusion, by
ii 900.
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Joint ballot, but Senator Allen will not
concede It. Neither state committee made
such extravagant claims as last night.
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The first theater in the United States was
built at Williamsburg, Va. in the year 1752
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Indianapolis, IND. November zinc re-
Arizona republican., 1898-09-07
NOTICE TO PHOENIX TAXPAY.
 FRS

Notice is hereby given to the taxpay- CTS of the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona Territory, that the original assessment roll of the said City of Phoenix for the fiscal year be- ginning July 1, 1898, and ending June 20 1899, has been duly filed in my of fee, and is now ready and open for public inspection.
 Notice is further given that the Board of Equalization of the City o1 Phoenix will convene in the council chamber of the City Hall of said city on the second Monday in Septem- Der, 1898, at 10 a. m., and will continue in session from day to day thereafter until the business presented to it is disposed of, sitting, however, not later than September 24, 1898, except that at the first regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Phoe- nix. in October. 1898. persons not at ] tending the said Board of Equalization meetings in September aforesaid, may, i on making satisfactory affidavit that l they had not motive of increase of valu- l tion in property as assessed to them in 1898, be then heard thereon by said board.
 All matters relative to the equaliza- tion of assessments must be presented to said board during it's said session.
 T. A. JOBS, i, City Recorder of Phoenix. A. T.
 First published in The Arizona Re publican, official city paper, September 1. 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-07

1 Grounds and Building commission will meet and open all bids and plans and examine and inspect all plans, specifications and estimates of cost for said proposed Capitol Building that may be submitted to it, reserving the right to modify any plans and specifications or to reject any and all of the same.
 Any one desiring to furnish plans, specifications and estimates of cost of said proposed Capitol Building can obtain full particulars by addressing F. H. Parker, secretary of said con- mission.
 , Said plans and specifications adver- tised for in this notice must be filed with said secretary on or before 10 o'clock a. m. on the 1st day of Novem- Der, 1898.
 This advertisement is duly ordered by the Capitol Grounds and Building commission in regular session at Phoenix this 18th day of August, 1898. B. B. GAGE,
 President. F. H. PARKER,
 Secretary. First published in The Arizona Re- publican August 20. 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-07
HUSBANDS OF ROYAL WIVES
For the Most Part They Were Un
 fortunate and Unhappy

From Caesar to Napoleon there have
 been kings who loved their queens. but
 from Cleopatra to Queen Elizabeth many
 of the royal marriages brought ruin to the husbands. Cleopatra, Mary Stuart
 and Catharine of Russia are cited as be-
 ing guilty of great crimes. Cleopatra. wishing to rule Egypt alone, was the cause of the death of both of her brother husbands
 The Dauphin of France, the young
 husband of Mary Stuart was courtly in manner and entirely devoted to his young
 wife. He ascended the throne a year after his marriage. and in the following year he lay dead. There were many royal suitors for. the queens hand, but
 the royal young widow refused them all to marry her handsome cousin, Lord Darnley. Yet soon the attentions of Riz- zio aroused Darnley's jealousy and Rizz
 was consequently assa ssnated and after
 a short period of time Darnley perished by an explosion, and Mary Stuart was
 revenged for the death of Rizzio. Three months later she found her third husband in Lord Bothwel, but this was
 too much for the Scottish people, and i they arose in protest. causing Mary to
 fly to England, where she was held q
 prisoner by Elizabeth until her esecu- ton in Fotheringay Castle
 Mary Tudor, daguhter of Henry VIII
 and known as Bloody Nary was mar
 ried to Philip II. afterward King of 1 Spain, who was one of the most un- happy men of his time, and was hated
 ly the English. They held him respon-
 sible for the atrocities committed by the queen. Although this marriage was eel
 ebrated with great spiendor it brought no happiness to either of the contractors.
 Mary's sister, Elizabeth, the jealous
 and capricious, although never married. ! managed to cause misery enough to those to whom she became attached. Some went to the block. others languiSh- ed in the Tower, and poor Amy Robsart came to untimely end through Lei testers infatuation for the queen. Catherine. that most remarkable sov- ereign of Russia was said to be d woman
 of dissolute character. but a wise and vigorous ruler. The Czar. Peter III, a
 weak and ineffective man, became a i hindrance to Catherine, and fell the vic tim to her ambition, and he was mur- l dered at her command a few months
 after his corona.on.
 Marie Antoinette, while she really ] loved her husband, Louis XVI, was the
 actual cause of his downfall. and her i follies carried both to the block. She will go down in history as a famous queen, while Louis XVI will be remembered
 only as unfortunate monarch. Ferdinand and Isabella regned jointly i and happily in Spain. and Francis and Maria Theresa in Austria, but the rule seems to have been that the wives of
 famous kings have fared much better
 than their royal consorts. New York
 Tribune
Arizona republican., 1898-09-07
THE DAY THAT SUMMER DIED.

The day that summer died we saw a
 change Creep slowly Ger the sunshine of he.
 face A feeting beauty, dim and wholly
 strange Unlike the brightness of her earlie.
 grace. We felt chili in every breeze that
 blew, AnG saw across the meadows green
 and wide A veil of frost that silvered all the
 dew
 The day that summer died The day that summer died red leat
 fell From out the naples green and stately
 crest, And all the slender fern leaves in tn.
 dell In robes Of white and palest gold wer.
 dressed. A late rose shed it's petals one by one, The poplar stirred it's trembling
 leaves and sighed A glowing dahlia blossomed in the The day that summer died. The day that summer died the fore1:
 stream Crept forth to catch the blueness of the
 skies; The hills grew dim and hay as a
 dream, Or like q vision viewed by fearful eyes. A growing shadow, chill and vaguely
 drear, Swept OCT the landscape like a rising
 tide; And winters footsteps sounded all too
 near
 The day that summer died. Emma G. Weston in Youths Com paEion.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-07
SPECIAL EXCURSION NOTICE.

We specially desire to call the at
 tention of our patrons and the public generally to the fact that we have de- cided to extend our Flagstaff and Pres colt excursions to a later date in the
 season.
 We will continue to run the Flag
 staff excursions every Tuesday until September 13. and the Prescott excur- sions every Saturday until September IT, 1898. Round trip fare same as
 usual, $15.20 to Flagstaff, $S20 to
 Prescott, and $9.3O to Jerome Junc-
 ton.
 This will afford the public a further opportunity to get the full benefit of the delightful climate in the northern part Of our territory during the heated
 term, at these extremely low rates.
 If any further information is desired call upon or address E. w. Gillett, gen.
 eral agent S. F. P. & P. railway, No. A West Washington street, Phoenix. Arizona