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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08
Republicans VITO opposed Senator Hanna

Republicans vino opposed Senator Hanna
last January.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Nov. The intensely IN
teresting campaign has closed. Each Of
the three leading candidates, Stone CRa-
pubrcan). jerks (Denocrao and S~esIov
CProsibs11on and Homes. Government.
viii have sufficient nu:-absr Of votes for
election sccortng 10 the claims tonight
al the respective party leaders. Aside
from these claims the county reports in
d.dase g plurality for Stone. The Repub-
lean candidate. but WI n the expected TO-
tai OF a million oallets. and possibly cut
ting. this prediction may be founA tncor-
rect. jerks. the Democratic candidate
has the benefit OF harmon.Zss party.
the different factional leaders having
been brought together in his support dur
ing the past month or six weeks While
Dr. Swallow will undoubtedly receive
heavy vote there are indications Of q
falling on in the Swallow following IN
consequence oc the recent deveIopmsnt
Of increased prospects for the success OF
Jenks- Some OF the prominent independ-
ent voters have IN the last Few days an
nounced their intention 70 support jerks,
believing that in doing SO they could bet
ter make the overthrow Of the Repu6i-
can machine
TIE Republican and Democratic state
chairnen conceds Swallow from $50 DO 10
10000 votes. and each claims ttat a..
respective candidate viii be me only one
to receive over 4co. 90 votes The Re-
publican chairman claims 1850 plurality
for Stone. while the Democratic chairman
figures out plurality Of %. 900 for jerks.
The Prohibition chairman claims So 900
plurality for Swallow In the congress
sional contests Il is generally believed the
Democrats will De successful in four or
i've districts now represented by Repub-
leans The present delegation TO congress
from the state is composed Of twenty
seven Republicans and three Democrats
but personal OF facuoual elements have
entered into the contests in some of the
districts which viii in all probability re-
suit in placing a few of them in the Dem
ocratic column. The new legislature will
elect United States senator to succeed
Senator Quay. The present Legislature
had joint Republican majority of IL
out of a membership Of es4
Ex-PoStmaSter General John wanama-
ker has stumped the state thoroughly IN
urging voters TO aid in the defeat of lesis-
iative candidates known to favor Quay's
reelection and In many districts fusion
candidates have been placed In the field
In opposition TO the regular Republican
nominees.
While there is no reason to doubt that
the Republicans will have strong work
ing majority in the new legislature, a pre-
diction of the number of anti-Quay leg
lslators to be chosen can scarcely be ven
tured upon tonight. Twenty-Five OF the
fifty senators hold over, twenty-four OF
whom are Republicans. For the lower
house the full membership Of 2g4 will be
chosen tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08
What Cnba,s Loss Means 20 spain.

The loss Of Cuba means TO Spain the
loss of the very sustenance of the nation.
Already the tax ridden people are crying
for bread. In the same way the loss Of
your once vigorous appetite means pow
erty and starvation to your body. If any
reader OF this paper wishes to be as hun
CRY again as when a child, and wants
to fully enjoy hearty meals, we can
recommend Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
It cures Indigestion, dyspepsia and con-
stipation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08
KbaIlfa i.lal,Ie 70 u. C.asht

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feat-d D~rvlsh leader. q hard prs.sse On
the froe-fsr 20 Kortofsn. southyssf q
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20 enc nElp- gypt.aa eTp@e 'fion and 81 Is
believed tfaf as cz3fHrs - isn1s. ssat A.
shs,-sf Eis roe-i1-i=E 70 sissssy = prs
oa~f ard r. being or1ugat 20 Kaz team
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08
Naonrram a-sstTahI.aaah.

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rnsru5-~s ~ - C1~reEss "a stature nzss
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seems t5 - ttzsr Cni-f Mares vi 49,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08

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,froD , 49, ts raase 20 earn ras.s s,i.r
-hs slerfpa f2ea reei- lspaffss- .
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rser ghaf On nsrre Hr.o.rs -ast e.
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AF ~ AaF TEE Tsfkls1
's-7c5a ~ ise-la.-. a4vsx rsf-.as 20 l-ass
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SITUATION SIZED UP
FOR UHE LAST TINE
Continued from First Page)

managers claim that every candidate on
their state ticket will be elected by at
least 5000 majority; that two Republican
candidates for congress will be elected
sure, and probably two others, and that
the, legislature viii be Republican on joint
ballot. Chairman Gafin. Of the fusion.
committee. said he saw no reason why he
should change his previous estimate Of a
fusian majority of 1890.
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p eEs tse5ss --.sa seztsassf n ssfs. 80
= -aozt rw~pt e-f - szlsfsrr. - ave &C.
car. An4rT rae esgelaEs Hauffarsd s4r
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08

It IS quite probable that the live stock
sanitary board, which meets at Saltwater
Wednesday, will rromulgate an order clos
ing Oklahoma throughout the year against
cattle infected with ticks. Last year the
quarantine was raised from November Is
to January 10, and in consequence western
Oklahoma, in which the disease had been
practically stamped out, again became in
fected. It has, therefore. been informally
agreed among the members of the board
that the quarantine shall be re-established
and that no cattle shall be admitted with
out being dipped in the oil watts at Noble
and Wewoka.
Territorial Superintendent of Public
Health Buxton has issued certificates to
practice medicine in Oklahoma to the fol-
lowing:
Charles Thompson, Carrier. Garfield
county.
DR.. Benjamin Harmed. JET. Woods
county.
DR.. william A. T. Robertson Ponca City,
KAY county.
DR.. James A Fulett, Oklahoma City.
DR. James H. Quinn, Arkansas City.
The certificate granted 20 II. 3. Will
Jams, of Perry. based upon graduation
from Bellevue hospital and medical coll
Iege. New York May % 1898, was revoked.
the certificate being surrendered by Will
son upon evidence that the same was
fraudulently obtained, he not being a
graduate of that College.
DIR. p ID. Reynolds was appointed SUI
perintendent of public health for Washita
county. vice ]. D. Ballard, resi- gned.
DR.. Cotteral. Of Guthrie. was appointed
superintendent of public health for Logan
county. vice DR.. Hatfield. Of Mulhall,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08

Flynn chose the last day Of the campaign
for a heart-to-heart talk with his home
people. The voters of Guthrie and Logan
county have never failed TO respond to
their fellow-cttizen's call in all his cam
paigns and the crowd which they gave
him at the opera house, despite raging
sand-storm, attested that their loyalty was
still the same, and they were Wiling and
ready to do battle for him until the last
ditch.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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the legislature by a good working ma
/ jority. The claim tonight on the state
| ticket is as follows: Fusonists. 5000 10
11eoO; Republicans. 200 TO 1900.
WEST VIRGINIA.
1 Charleston. w. Va. Nov. The indica-
lions are that the Democrats will eject
three out OF four candidates Tor congress
and have the majority on 5oint ballot BY
/ a narrow margin. Chairman Dawson. OF
! the Republican state committee. says the
/ Republicans VIII have all four congress
men and a majority of the legis lature. IN
suring the election OF a Republican United
I States senator 10 succeed Senator Faux
ner.
Chairman Ohley. OF the Democratic
state committee. says:
"Advices from every section Indicate
that the natural reaction from the phe-
nomenal Republican effort OF lsss. general
apothy. and the disappointed applicants
for office. viii produce Democratic gains
SUFFICIENT TO make the legislature Demo
cratic on Joint ballot by narrow margin
II IS not improbable that the same causes
VIII result In a political landslide simiior
TO that OF 1890. when the state went over
s000 Democratic. The Democrats win
carry two OF the Fourth congressional
districts and may carry all"
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov Not IN a de-
cade has there been such lack OF inter
est manifested IN a state election as IN this
one The meetings. "a a rule. have been
sHnly attended. and big slump in the
number OF votes cast IS looked for.
Al Republican headquarters tonight
Chairman ]. 3. Treat estimates that the
Repu bIican ticket viii win by ieooo plur-
ATTY. in addition 20 electng az least eight
cut OF the ten congressmen and large
majority OF the legislative candidates
The Democrats are not giving out any
figures. but claim that their state ticket
Will come out victorious. They concece,
however. that the Republicans VIII control
the next legislature and elect q majority
Of the congressman.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE. wyo.. Nov. Tn. weather IN
wyoming turned cold this afternoon. wl'h
heavy clouds ana northeast winds Should
snow fall. the vote cast tornorroN viii not
D. heavy The last hale OF the c1npaig n
which closed tonight has been fun q iH-
.erest and the battle for nc ballots vgar-
GUS by both great paft-es Republican
victory for the entire sta,s ard oonsres-
s,onal ,!cket e. pgooabie. wien rnoeera's
b.. safe naior.tes TIE isTie5arivs 'icsei
vii, probably keep pace W.tn The eoazf's-
.loral tlck-t. mus ius1ring Kspg3.'caa
successor 70 Senator Clar<-
The greatest cures 81 md a history az
49,. 100000 ~ H.. sar-aEl.I--.
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HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT FLYNN
Reports Never so Full OF Certainty
- Now

Mu]hall. o. r. New. -tSpclsLl-Tas
closing speech % ths campaign was deiiy-
cred here by Hon d. T Flynn, R-puoii-
can candidate FOR delegate . congress
lie spoke III a circus tent I, 5 estimated
thar 1.5g2 people listened 20 his speech.
~ vas followed by Hoa. &. T. Barnes
OF Porca C-ty. The election OF FLYNN and
The whole Republican ticket y conceded
il this part OF The territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08
COT 50 USED 10 /
One of HOoley'S BIaCkmaiI
Checks, for S34,500
SHOWN HIM IN COURT
But He Couldn't Remember
a Little Thing Like That.
SHOWN HIM IN COURT

London Nov. The examination Of
Ernest Teran Hooley. the company pro
moter. iH bankruptcy proceedings. wss
resumed today. The court was crowded
with people. Including many ladies'. and
number OF persons were unable to obtain
admittsnce.
During the day TIooley made a number
OF curious ztatementz. one being chAt hs
gave Lord Churchill 3 0oo pound. % In
duce the latter 70 sell an estate 20 a Mr..
Ducros But he could not explain why 10
gave the money and later he could not
remember what a check for G 500 pounds
was FOR. When shown a pencil note on
the counterfeit reading: For Introducing
Lord D." the bankrupt sad q meant Lord
Deahurs.. lie could rot. however. rsu@n-
bcr the circumstances.
Later uo0lsy sald ths roId communion
plate wHnlch &c presented 80 b. Peurs
cathedral cost 90 pounds. and 10 shdsd
taAt De gave 20 no pognis % q charity
.sst year and that his living expenses
were from. 1000 % 300 pounds yearly
Ire Examination was than concluded and
rhe e-se vas adjourned FOR a week
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnins Tablets
Al druggists refund money n = falls 20
r-f-e Tf@ rsuufre RS Z r q an
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NEW
Concord, N III, Nov. The election
of the Republican state ticket is generally
conceded. The Democrats are concen-
trating their efforts on the First con-
gressional district. where they say Edgar
]. Knowlton is sure to defeat Congress
man Sulloway. Republican The Repub-
leans admit that Sideways plurality will
be cut down. In the Second congressional
district Congressman Clarke. Republican.
will be reelected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-08

Ponca CITY o T Nov. 7.-gSpecisLl-
The evening before election j. a good time
20 Judge a. % TIE general result Of the
election Aay county Wi give Dennis
: Flynn 80 majority The people are
for him and the snti-Fivnn Dol tsclans
can't kesp them away from him They
are going 10 vote for their homes A.
one Democrat expressed t. his oxa best
sood once. Walter Feds and Dick Pun
ke;s were driving past country school
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Pittsburg. Nov. 7-Advices received by
National Committeeman j. Guffy from
eastern Pennsylvania tonight. and es-
pecially from Philadelphia, nave revised
the national committeeman's estimate OF
the outcome in that state. He was as
sured from six OF the most prominent
Independent and Democratic leaders Of
the Quaker city that jerks would poll
between 5000 and $1,000 votes in Phila-
delphia- The Stone plurality in Ale
gheny county as figured out tonight, will
not exceed 5000. Mr.. Guffy says the re-
sponsibility lies entirely with PhTadeI-
pfia now and that if the pledges made to-
night are kept Mr.. jerks will be elected
by a big majority
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NEVADA.

Reno. New. Nov. THE streets are
crowded with people on the eve of cleo
ton and everything points TO a big vote
tomorrow. Republicans and Silverftes
are both on the alert and using every en-
deavor TO gain an advantage. The result
is as yet problematical, both sides claim
ing they VIII be victorious The silver
party is bending every energy TO elect
the legislative ticket, as a successor TO
Senator Stewart is 10 be elected Ru-
mors Of a sack are rife. but all parties
are on guard and it is doubtful If money
can be used TO any advantage
NE WJERSEY
New York, Nov. 7.-On me eve OF the
battle. the situation Is extremely mixed
and both sides claim a sweeping victory
IN New Jersey. Foster u. Voorhees,. the
Republican candidate. claims he viii be
slected BY 5000. Tue Democrats claim
he state Tor Elvin ". Crane for governor
BY from 7.Ge0 20 p 90. The legislature $
in doubt. with everything depending on
Essex counR eleven members OF the
house. Both parties claim Essex. Upon
Essex depends the control of the state
and toe election of United States senator.
The con gressional elections. i IS thought.
VIII show Democratic gains Of two or
three in the delegation OF eight. The
probable complexion OF the congressional
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Cincinnati Nov --Lezls-s O. e-7-A
sides AZ. Gaining galns es eong-ssss-ssa
!u ONO The Ds-aecrsis e.@n lss
vote OF the 7sr- - The safe fieEe., &C.
cause o .Ac-sozzI feeling A--cas cs-tAa
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnins Tablets
Al drUgFlzts refund money ~ = faiis 20
cure zc To E-nuins hss L p q On
eaetl tablet
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Cupid.

Following has usual custom. Dennis
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delegation seems to be, fve Republicans
and three Democrats
NEW rlANrPSHTRE
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WYOMING.
GOLD IN SEA SANDS

The greatest cures ST. md ca history ar
being Accompanies ~ H'o1's sarsapaFI.l
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 7.-wen-posted
men of both parties predict that the vote
for governor tomorrow will fall on at
least 2 per cent. Republicans who are
well posted admit that McMilin viii be
elected by from 1000 over Fowler.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle Wasa-. Nov. w Arlington VI
.ornorreE elect ;wo zTessrns1- at--args.
,v1 justices q ne r1prezs co7-t ard a
legislature watch v.I eaooss a Egccesssr
% Ur-tei States Senator LsEis. Eep-21c-
Al. Tao amendments - Sc STATE c7zs-s-
tr,ioa vEI also a= voted ln, C-s prov -
ss- wo7azz s-srrazs tee o-h-r ~ m.r.l--
inz. ta1zfi1o- TneTs zFs fear DeE-ts -
-. ia 80 Republican, -as Fsg1ls
azrrv- t-s P-eA.5-iion sas &c SOL
Labor. The s-stcas.oas -7rzh- ar ifat
re r-sat - - vHTF rloae 1elEsea re
P=op,e-s party. aaieh e fssca - P15s-
asts Ds=o-rzts s-d Svsr Ee.1a.i-s-s.
ars ~ Re7at cas- MD 80 ot3s 81 Ehf-
y = favcr 20 - Psr1it's party tes--
Tasr ez-sr ~ ce-fesr rfH - F-es-ge
- e - > 8rs-ty 80 two Fea-f sEe Iss
-s-1sfrafsso .als yez- ir1ra-ss frst .E-
--tzl 500 ~ - sr7= - ~ - sae -
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston. S. c.. Nov. THE regular
Democratic nominees for state Offices in
South Carolina have no opposition. Six
out of the seven congressman have prac-
ticaEy no opposition and the seventh men,
Der Of the delegation. William Elliott. OF
this, the First district. is opposed by G..
w. Murray, a negro. Colonel Elliott is al
most certain TO have safe majority.
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TEXAS.

Dallas, Tex. Nov. The Democratic
committee claim the election OF their state
ticket by 2ooCoo and the election OF
soil dcongressional delegation. The Re
publicans IN the Tenth district. however.
assert that Congressman Hawley VII be
reelected by an increased majority. and
the Republicans IN the Twelfth district %
not By any means corceGe the reelection
of Slayden. There VIII be eleven DEM
Gratis out OF thirteen sure. and probably
thirteen The betting IS IN favor or ;be
RepubIicsns In the Tenta d.s.r.c.
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Sioux Falls, s. D., Nov. THE chair
men Of both state committees say they
see no reason TO change the estimates pre-
viously made. The element OF uncertainty
is the scandinavian vote. which is being
claimed for the fusion ticket because It is
headed by Governor Lee. who Is a Nor
wegian. The Republicans declare this
vote will this year so on party and not
nationality lines If it does. they declare
that nothing can beat the Republican
ticket, including Burke and Gamble for
congress.
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the Legislature by a good working ma
jority. The claim tonigh; on the state
ticket is as follows: Fusionists. 300 10
Il. 600: Republicans. 300 20 600
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-03

1--WE shall make this a glorious. an immortal day. When
we are in our graves, our children will honor it. They will
celebrate it with thanksgiving, with festvity, with bonhres, and
Examinations. On its annual return they will shed tears, copi-
Gus, gushing tears, not of subsection and slavery, not of agony
and distress, but of exultation, of gratitude, and of JOY. My
Judgment approves this measure and my whole heart is in it.
Live or die. survive or perish, am for the Declaration Sup
posed address of John .4dans.
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THE multitude grew impatient. The old man leaned over
the railing, strainipg his eyes downward, till his heart misgave
him, and hope yielded to fear. But at length, at two o'clock,
the door opened, and a voice exclaimed, 1t has passed The
boy-sentinel clapped his hands, and shouted to the belLman,
Ring! ring!' The responding bell-man electrified into life by
the joyful news, made the bell ring out with a clang that startled
every heart in Philadelphia like a ~bugle-blast. From "Ihe
Bell of Liberty" by Z. HeadIey
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the separation. We hold these
truths to be self-evident: That
all men are created equal; that
they are endowed by their Crea-
tor with certain inalienable rights;
that among these arc life, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness;
that to secure these rights gov
ernments are instituted among
men, deriving their just powers
from the consent of the governed;
that whenever any form of gov
eminent becomes destructive of
these ends, it is the right Of the
people to alter OF abolish it, and
to institute a new government,
laying it's foundations on such
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principles, and organizing its powers in such form as to
them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and
happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that gov
ernments long established should not be changed for
light and transient causes; and, accordingly, all ex-
perience hath shown that mankind are more disposed
to suffer while evils are sufferable, than to right them
selves. by abolishing the forms to which they are &C
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"When, in the course of human events, it be-
comes necessary for one people to dissolve the po-
litical bonds which have connected them with an
other, and to assume, among the powers of the earth,
the separate and equal station to which the laws of
nature and natures God entitle them, a decent re-
spect to the opinions of mankind requires that they
should declare the causes which impel them to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-03

1.-The great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign
nations is, in extending our commercial relations, to have
with them as little political connection as possible So far as
we have already formed engagements let them be fulfilled with
perfect good faith. Here let us stop Why quit our own to
stand upon foreign ground? Why, by Intervening our destiny
with that of any part of Europe, entangle our peace and pros
perity in the tolls of European ambition, rivalship. humor or
caprice? 1t is our true policy to steer clear of permanent ALI
ances with any portion of the foreign world"- Washin StOR,s
Farewell address.
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"When my eyes shall be turned for the last time to the sun
in heaven, let their last feeble and lingering glance behold the
gorgeous ensign of the republic, now known and honored
throughout the earth, its arms and trophies streaming in their
original luster, not a stripe erased or polluted, not a single star
obscured, spread all over in characters of living light, blazing on
all its ample folds, as they float over the sea and over the land,
and in every wind under the whole heavens, the motto Liberty
and Union, now and forever, one andinseparable. - Uebster.