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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-27

Green-The teams used to drive on our golf grounds and nearly ruined them, so we put up that sign, No driving on these links p
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS
A. Reflected by DeatInr- Ii Philstei-
phta and Raj more


Fattsoe'p'iA' nov, Lt-F our wei cfalH-
tstHec winter supSrHns &.-se-n Fenn
sEINanis roIter clear s5-l'@'.'a, ti'y MUS.
extra S-,e"t-~ rye tour &rm AZ Ss
Stv pST o"rSe tor cEpSS Fsnn 'Hahli.
heat nf'n Nc, rSd. Noysfap@r' lac
.-S- Sorn urn' 40, : mixed Hesern'rr
SSGS. Sc No yellow tor F~sdI trtte
tc. cats 1utet ana Ste&iS No. "hlEe
Va, NO white. clipped. VAt c3Ii- ttAy
steady, cholce timothy. 81! Tor LArse ohlTs.
Beef steady; oSet hams, 3l,'%'GS F9rs
steady. family, sz.Nel1 l.dra stedtY
western steamed. &tf%s. BUttSr trtn
western creamery. l5"s@Z5c. factory u's
GitIgc: Elstns. Sc-: trniJAtlqr creamery,
DGCfsc.: New York Dairy, lS@29c. %.
creamery, iS>a0s2tsc. fancy Pennsylvania
prnts jooeins al S,cS2sc. DO wheiesaie,
ssc. Cheese tirrn; large. white And col
cred. s'ac small do. &C.; part Skins, 5kV
s&c.; full do, 2ts$c.. light DO. oraGic.
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Backed b1 . Republican Lealslature
That VIII Aieos Dean senator.
? Tyentoo. Nov. 1.-THE New Jersey
Legislature with stand exactly ~ II did
last year. In Tuesdays election the
Republicans lost the assemblyman
from Salem. but gained one In Passaic
county. where q year ago one Of the
four Democrats was elected. This year
Passaic returned four Republicans. The
house will stand 81 Republicans and 2s
Democrats. This was as It stood In the
present year. The senate will again
stand II Republicans and Democrats.
Thus on Joint ballot the Republicans
will have 81 votes against total Dem
cratic vote of 30. This tnsures the elec-
tion OF a Republican to succeed James
Smith. Democrat. in the national SEN
ate. Ex-Congressman Kean Is conceded
to be the choice Of the Republicans.
Seven Of the senator's elected Tues
day will hold office until 1901. and have
a vote for the successor of United
States Senator william J. Sewell. OF
the seven six are Republicans. The
Democrat 10 Allan McDermott. Of Hud-
son. The election of the six Republi-
can senators on Tuesday makes 1t al
most impossible that the Republicans
should lose control OF that body for at
least two years.
The plurality Of Governor-elect Voor-
hees will be something over 5000.
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THE RESULT IN DELAWARE.
Clean Republican sweep, Assuring
tho Retirement OF Senator Gray.

Clean Republican sweep, Assuring
the Retirement OF Senator Gray.
Wilmington, Del. Nov. 1.-THE next
legislature of this state is Republican
on Joint ballot This effectually pre-
cludes the possibility of Senator George
Gray being his own successor.
The control Of tho state senate by the
Democrats will prevent any partisan
legislation by the Republican major
ity. even without respect to the veto
power Of Governor Tunnel. who Is a
Democrat. The senate stands Re-
publicans ana . Democrats: the house.
q Republicans and II Democrats.
Congressman Handy was defeated by
John II. Hoffecker. Republican. and
the Republicans also elect DR.. l.
Heisler Ball. state treasurer. and John
A. Lingo, state auditoe. They also
elect their county tickets In each Of the
three counties. II was, In fact. a clean
Republican sweep.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-17
|GEvELT CARRIES NEW YORK.
Rough Rider Has q Plurality of
lS,d04 Votes.

los4U4 NOtes.
new York, Nov. 9.-Theodore Roose-
the Republican nominee. has car
. the state by a plurality over Au-
Na' Van Wyck Of ls.494 votes. The
publican vote shows a falling of as
npared with that for Governor
''k' In 1896. Of about II per cent. In
municipality Of New York the old
pc Democratic majority was ap-
hmated. Van Wyck's vote being
Nu' $4,000 greater than that OF the
publican candidate. This latter re-
!" was helped In some measure by
result In the borough OF Brooklyn
nss county,. which In 1896 gave
% a plurality Of 3s,6s2. but yes
uV gave a Democratic plurality OF
.u' 1880. Brooklyn Ia tho home OF
tssc Van wyck.
I've soldier vote viii not he counted
E'' Dec, l. but II In not likely that
\ ballot from tho eampa VIII ma
Inh'y alter the result. There would
E.m 10 DO the greater probability that
I" majority for Roosevelt win be In,
M ,~''Vordlng "a the returns. the senate
\, uahd' Republicans, ~; Democrats,
NV ~" VIII give the Republicans a ina
~V on Joint ballot Of 80, enabling
W. NY 70 elect q Republican successor 10
Z, s'u states Senator Murphy. Demo.
\ ~ All Colonel Rooseveit'a associates
wv Republican ticket are elected
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A ynynl Lieutenant. suicia..

baltimore. Nov. ls-Lieutenant Her
man c. Dre.el. of the United States
navy. committed suicide in the Carroll
ton hotel. this city, shortly at1er /
O'Clock ~ the mornlrg by shooting him
self IN the head. lieutenant Dres.al
was we'll known in ANNAPOLIS, having
been stationed there before the war
with Spain. lie was under Treatment:
several times for mental deran gem s1,
He Imagined that h. was in = state
OF physical and mental collapse and
unit for further duty Rest restored
him
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snns sh cnrulInn Lvnrnnr...

.;r-erWuud, :. -. NIv - -tlrvef~
reg-"es I1f N" white nal irr ind. a,s
the r"sg. !f -" ~" vIr lrr". I'M.
croUGi" 3"GIH N .iscuun tugr vlrn
: r. EisNeru'ls". wlIut vas k,f'rd *
tes Crrs rhsp ne vlIlss Ir,sIniauu
I1G ~tnE H.rllH l"isrprs, vfl .nts
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ere ~ eAs avn pArty rr 9rrt mas ,r,e-
>eg.g1 complaint g1 ErvSui"gL Me-
Nri+y kv.a.s ~ wLsh 1ktcr egr .Na-
rGrpcsr ~ rpi?srgs II. isnguac,.,H
~ -bs .rs- kp.2rs ~ 5He trouble G,.l
Ill ~ .rer, Save ergr cqrlpeL.d ca, tsx
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the vote for state senators to fill
vacancies caused by the expiration
Ae terms Of 20 Republicans and S
tcrats the Democrats have elected
the rs new senators. OF rs hold
senator's "a are Republicans and 1
tmrat. The political complexion OF
new senate will be, therefore. IS
fublicans and ~ Democrats.
the vote for the 204 members OF
house Of representatives 126 were
|sen who were candidates under the
publican column and 7S under the
nocratic heading. These rs include
s Republicans who were nominated
|Ough fusion with the Democrats.
D the object Of defeating the regu-
Republican candidates. and were
f'ed on the basis Of opposition to the
election Of United States Senator
ay
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THE VOTE IN OTHER STATES.

ocpuoliCnfi IA tho WVhts III
Guiding Kansas and Nebraska.
The Republicans made gains In many
western states. as shown In the follow
ing condensed kilograms:
Neutrality-suspicious. Republican on
Joint ballot. Fusion state ticket elected.
Kansas-Republican state and legis-
laaure elected. as well as seven Repub-
liean congressman. One Populist con-
gressman chosen.
Texas-Democratic majority or state
ticket about 100000. All Democratic
congressman elected.
neutrality-suspicious. carry state
ticket by $4,000, state Legislature and
six of the seven congressman. VIII
elect Republican United States senator.
Iowa-Republican plurality on state
ticket, $4,000.
Nevada-MeMillan Republican, elect
cd governor. Silverites carry legssla-
ture. Senator Stewart confident Of re-
election.
Washington-Republ carry leg
islature, which will elect United States
senator, and elect both congressman
Colorado-Charles S. Thomas, Demo-
crat. elected governor and entire fusion
ticket victorious.
South Dakota-Lee, fusion. elected
governor. Legislature Republican.
North Dakota-Republicans win by
1900.
Montaua--Strongly Democratic. Re
publicans will have only 20 Of the as
92 members Of the state legislature.
Idaho-Fuslon ticket elected.
Wyoming-Legislatur that will elecI
a United States senator. strongly Re-
publican.
Indiana - Republican majority on
state ticket, 1900. Legislature Repub-
lican. insuring the retirement Of Uni
ted States Senator Turpie. Democrat.
Illinois-Republicans elect state treas
urer. Senate Republican majority. IL.
House Democratic majority. 6. Each
side elects IL congressman.
Wisconsin-Edward Scofleld, Repub-
lican, elected governor. Strong Repub-
lican majority in legislature. All 10
congressman Republican.
Minnesota-Republlcan win In all
districts. Charles A. Towne. Silver
Democrat. defeated for congress. Lind,
fusion. elected governor.
Michigan-Pingree, Republican. elect
ed governor by 10000 plurality.
Arkansas--Ail OF the old Democratic
congressman reelected.
North Carolina-Heavy Democratic
gains.
Kentucky-Only one Republican con-
gressman chosen.
Tennessee-McMllin. Democrat. elect
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Deuth or Archb,~hop Gross.

Bslumsre, Nov. l5.-WIliau Hlck-
ley Gross. archbishop OF oregon, Ro-
man Catholic church disd a. s.: Jo-
seph's hospital. this city, yesterday. o..
heart disease. Archbishop Gross carIA
TO this city to attend \ celebration At
St Charles college. ElHrOtc City. Nj.
and was taken sick cn Nov. s, siac.
which time he has been -1rired 20 his
bed In 81. Joseph's hospital
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FEBESELNlIONS
h, in Pennsylvania and
L.,,.lt in New York.
|,s oARRIEs SBw JERSEY

,-nited states Senator'S As
xsw York, New jersey,
,yan,a. Delaware Nebraska
nd Other states-Repubii-
l--,Lower House ofCongress.
.s,o Nov. 11.-Following is
~ counties for governor. The
,ysn in many Of the counties
\, and the remainder are un-
.aotIpgs Of the complete re-
|rss vote for the three leading
!. tOots up s5s.sls. This Is the
,o,o ever east for governor.
/ heen exceeded only by the
|tlal election of 1885, 1892 and
Reu.. received A7s.oss votes;
ham,, s5s,7i2, and Swallow. Pro-
l, Oos. stones apparent plural
d ,ps and he polled only 1850
=. clear majority over the other
,a,d.tes. Swallow had a plu-
, Iackawana county alone. In
.o,,,,.s he was third. Last
. candidate for state treasurer,
"a ten counties.
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THE War TAX MEASURE
Will Not Be Repealed at the Com.
ing Session Of Congress.
no REVISION OF TIE Tariff.
Chairman Dingley, OF the Hoase Ways
and Means Committee, Declares the
Government VIII Need For some
Time All the War " Measure Revsn Go.

and Mean. Committee, Declares the
Government VIII Need For some
Time All the War VI easure Reven O..
Washington. Nov. l5-Tne Washing
ton Post states that the wa. AK will
not lie abolished at ii. coming shor.
session OF congress. and thaI thar viii
be no revision OF the tariS whatever.
II has. this announcement upon Ia.
positive statement made by Chairman
Dingiey. c, the ways and means COM
mittee. who IN an interview says:
"Th- government will neei tor som.
time ali the revenue produced ~ the
war axes. During ,n- u,c1Ih ot 0--
tobsr the war expenditure sI:se1.d the
war -evtaua By sGrls 81, 900, al :hIs
month they vii - 80 100 lGI n excess.
ThLs ostc. the cLss cher" vi. .s ~
Change. A. ,sasc IL 5 tscaI year. Ths
war revenue act viii continue n G,rr.
ant urcha1 Esd .xGeCC Ce-ilps n
S=w ulIror itrlnIs:ralIye features. ,oc
~ least q year logger.
u, - hardy 1scVssLry - LII' cC1..
ti,usd Nr. ulr<tey. thai .aer- vii De-
10 revision 9t ;h+ LI-t-. Although :
hsye seen Soma statement to The .,-tcE
that such rsy,.l,r . cr1tsr7 9iLifG.
The session s limited - :fr-.
months continued NJ Ct-Eiey 'lnd
that short rs-i0d viii De r1ti-y rcc,.-
pied n pAss-r the appropriation eIIs
n erAcSlEE -sw LLws Tor c1e -.g1l.Lr
army ArG = deciding Upor 10 .g'.y-
lact9r necessary for tn! Sgys-r 1csG. ::
Hawai- II addition % ghsse ~ ,r-cI1s
matters ths ls-aI aGU,5sr ~ rqg.l7e
matters viii arise. rror ~ p-.se7.
outlook tn. session Will oe vel u1.sr
way before the treaty u reIce wt.a
Spain wll be aid Before the senate Ant
the ratification % Jhls document UrIy
rcE be accomplished long .etVrs cht
tch gt March arrives
will that aecesstiIt- III extra <es-
sior >"
1t ts, Qt course. impossible sad Mr.
piugley 10 know whAE will arise b~-
tween the lss 81 December art tns
.th Qe nex: March, but So skr 4s the
present outlook can .1rui = edsls Gqr
tNAdsulen: | Should say ,ha: rQ extra
session will ee necessary or aesi-abl.
unless spre new question .hgQlt arise
~ +N~ IASA +isA~N wv sIsk.h Na's N'a'" I
Until the treaty VI peace Sas ece1 ra5i- I
bed vhas new POSSESSIONS We are " 4
have and whac legislation 4, Necessary
Tor them, ard even then We wtil De N
10 position to acc trtetligen.y, thinA
that the military Administrator oqshe
to be continued tcr a. lease 4 wear
longer Military administration means
the maintenance cE ssdar the esEas-
1shmeBt VI sanitary regulations, me
giving gc assistance 70 those who may
need II. 1t Will orips csSse QUO qs
chaos and atcrd as time to ietermiae
the wlsest Legislation. Time alvay,
and cestaIaly when congress-
meets at its regular session N pecer,-
Der Of next year we will be p,ucb esS-
ter equipped 10. consider the grosec
method Of dealing With aaF new pcs-
For ny past," added MIR, pipgiey \
u hope that the territory to De added
Viii pc no lagg2s than u Absolutely
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srasllN. New rrs,la.ss ,p.rartsA.

RIO lanelrc, Nov, 8-Dr. Car,pcs,
Sa,les, prvsident-sleeC " Erasil was I-,-
stalled ~ tes prvssG<sgial CHAIR ec5sy.
In Dis inaugural address ne setcSa,<s.R
bis predecessor, Or, Eruderte Mors-s.
and declared that. row tAa. che IT
rQs1c Is errniy established. che so=es
has arrived 70 Initiate national .sn~
eral policy u tolerence. harr,cnis.asr
tse different elements % the ccQntrS,-
rhe eGtS cg The address was Devoted ~
finance.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-17
CoNDENsED NEWS ITEMS.
rhursday. Nov. 10.

AuufUOoys NOVs lOs
There were II murders In Texas re-
suiting from election day Quarrels.
Lottie Collins. the music hall singer.
made an unsuccessful attempt at sui
sice In London.
The government has sent vessels to
attempt to save the wrecked Maria
Teresa, ashore at Cat Island.
The transport Michigan left Savan-
nah. Ga, yesterday with six troops Of
cavalry for Cuba.
Three little daughters Of Michael
Gallighen. aged 3. 4 and years, were
suffocated to death during a fire in
their Brooklyn home.
At the lord mayors banquet, in Lon
don. Premier Salisbury declared the
United States a disturbing factor In
European politics. but not to the det-
riment OF Great Britain"
Friday, Nov. II.
There are now 1850 postofIlces in the
United States.
Admiral Schley arrived at New York
today from Porto Rico.
Sickness is increasing at an alarming
rate among our soldiers at Honolulu.
Over a hundred American colleges
promise free tuition to n limited num-
ber Of young Cubans.
State Senator Magee, OF Pittsburg.
declares he Is not a candidate for the
United States senate.
Robbers held up q train near Fergus
Falls. Minn.. and blew open the ex-
IA -
have since been captured.
Luigi Luchenni. slayer OF Empress
Elizabeth. was sentenced to solitary
life imprisonment at Geneva, Switzer-
land. He declared King Humbert and
Duke Of Orleans would soon be killed
Saturday, Nov. I2.
The national w. c. T. U. Is In con-
vention at st. Paul.
At Kwellu, Africa, u murderers OF
American missionaries were hanged.
Robbers broke into the Kirksville
tMo.) savings bank and secured ;32, 900
Fire caused explosion OF powder In
a store at Hanover. Mass. and four
men were killed.
Jutaro Kormora, the new minister
from Japan. arrived at San Francisco
en- route for Washington
At a conference Of glassworkers and
employers at Pittsburg last night Il
was decided that all factories should rs.
sumo.
Private Thorburn, OF the Twenty.
first Michigan regiment. went home OF
furlough unannounced. The happy
surprise killed his mother, who hat
heart trouble
Monday, Nov. I3.
There IL talk In Paris Of q plan u
Syndicate" the Philippines for q
years.
Admiral Schley is to command tn.
European station when peace IL de.
clared.
During the fiscal year ended June %
1893. our government spent 81, 3is. .7ss 10,
ordnance.
James 8illiss. assistant uuarterrnas
ter general. U. S. A. died on Gov
ernor's Island.
General Gomez Is getting rid Of al
Americans in his command. as weE a.
CubSns fRvoring annexation.
Germany assures our government
that Emperor Williams proposed sto.
at Spanish ports has no political sig
nificanne-
II is again asserted in Washing OF
that Senator Mcmillan. Of Michigan
Will De appointed ambassador to Eng
land. Secretary Alger to be appoll tel
4pnafnr
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THE VOTE OF MARYLAND.
Democrats succeei IN ElectinQ Tws
or the Congressmen.

Baltimore, Nov. .12.-lIarylandr eturns
four Republican and two Democratic
congressman. after an extraordinarily
close but entirely listless election. This
is a Democratic gain of two. The sue
cessful are: John Waiter Smith. Dem.
First district; William Il. Baker. Rep,
Second district; Frank c. Wachter.
Rep. Third district: James w. Denny.
DEM. Fourth district; Sydney E Mudd.
Rep. Fifth district; George A. Perre.
Rep. Sixth district. The entire dele
gatisn. with the exception Of Messrs.
Nudd and Baker. are new timber. and
all are looked upon rs favoring a gold
standard Of currencE .'
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General Garcia 10 visit Washington.

Havana. Nov, iS-General Cahxto
Garcia and his statr and the other dele
gates from the so-ealled Cuban as
semb,y win remain at their Mariana
headquarters until tomorrow. when
they win leave for Washington, The
delegates expect satisfactory out
come Of their conference with The presi-
dent u the United States.
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The Firty-sixth Congress-,

Washington, Nov, n,-Chalrman
Rabeock. OF the Republican congress
sional committee, claims that the FIFTY
sixth congress win be composed az foi-
lows, Republicans, isS; Democrats,
lda, ropulists, q, silver Republican, l,
Newspaper dispatches indicate that
habcoek's elaims are verified,
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ne---sarv -sar-EE t7Lt = scr7- 'IJafs
Il nay - -lsa- 90 hott thar IT, wllf
Ss % 'at &. but r. lie SAN me
hope tHa: III t-e-sY wa-n - "a 7rs-
.H7tst 20 the senate VIII rrovtti cuw
the acquisition = minimum - clr--
rt.s-y
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E,eetea by u Majority Of One.

MedGord, Mass, Nov, tA-fhe recount
Of the vote in the Ninth Mtdd.esex rep
reseptatNe district gives the election
60 Nicholas Il. Kenyon, Democrat. by
plurality VI one,
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SECURING EVIDENCE.


The Police Getting Much Incriminaf-
ing Evidence Against the ColOred
Man, 8Iarshall Darlington The
Other Shoe Found Near che Scene.
llarahaiI Darlington, the coIored man
arrested on suspicion Of being the as
saiiant OF AlFg. Harden, while attempt
ing burglary at her boarding house. on
North Main street, did not have his
hearing yesterday afternoon before
Justice Rogers because Mrs Harden
is 20 FRUSTRATED that she was unable to
appear at the hearing. The hearing
win be held next week. Darlington is
IN jail, unable TO secure the bail de-
handed for his temporary release.
The police are actively at work on the
case. The mate OF the russell shoe left
by the burglar at the Harden house was
found last night, In the rear Of the
house, near an iron fence It was found
by small colored boy, and turned
over to Officer Gardner, who informed
Chief, Bennett. A friend Of CARING
tom believes that the shoes are CARING
toms.
A man who isacqualnted with Car
rlngton talked with Chief Bennett yes
terday afternoon. and stated that at
1850 o'clock Thursday morning, about
half an hour before the robbery. he
saw Darlington standing in Bridge
Place, near the suspension bridge toll
office. where he was shaking his feet
together 10 keep warm. This place Is
not a hundred feet from the Harden
house.
The police have other lncrimlnatlnG
evidence which they are not Justified in
dlvulging at this time, but they feel
confident that they will be able to prove
Carrlngton's guilt
Yesterday, al Beekman's pawnbroker
ONCE. watch, the property OF Miss
Bessie Taylor, relative Of Mrs, Har-
den, which was stolen from her some
time ago. was found, where It had been
pawned by Darlington. Previous TO this
Il had been pawned by a friend OF Car
rington's at the Kiondike. CARING
toms wife formerly worked at Mrs.
Harden's as a domestic, and Carrtpgton
was acquainted with the place.
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Common Mistake.

A man unfamiliar with the duties Of
the occasion, put the South Side IRE
men at sea. yesterday shortly after
noon. There was an inconsequential
blaze in a house on Wetzel street,
Eighth ward. and the man pulled box
g., after which he disappeared, evident.
Is thinking the fremen would know
Just where to go because the alarm had
been given. There was no smoke in the
neIghborhood to guide the firemen, but
by accident they located the house. The
mans mistalI! Is not an uncommou one,
and the fremen would be seriously
handicapped in reaching serious fire
were every man to run away after he
pulls the box. The person giving the
alarm should remain at the boz until
the iiremen arrive.