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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17
EI.NIA.
ma Chronicle.

ma Chronicle.
Ter Orville ..usk, who has been
y his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Nhompson for the past month, re-
to his home in Aberdeen last
n election in Elma passed off very
y. The republicans cast 81 votes
> head OF their ticket and the peo-
barty ll9 votes. This is a marked
be in the peoples party vote, as in
! elections the parties cast about an
vote. On the amendment for
n suffrage there were y votes for to
les against. On taxation there were
les for to 105 votes against. +. J..
td ran 81 votes ahead OF his ticket
4. HERMAN 23 votes ahead.
Iterday came the sad news OF the
OF Mrs. Magiil, mother OF our eff
grammar teacher, Miss Lottie +.
D. Mrs. Magill made her home with
|on at Wynooche. They have the
felt sympathy OF Elma friends in
|bereavment.
the reelection OF Auditor Sells, Clerk
ey, Treasurer Wilson, Supt. o.
DIS McKillip, Commissioner Carson
county Attorney Abel the voters o
alis county have shown just ap
alton OF the endeavors of these Off
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

Notice is given that state warrants Nos.
%, 40l to 2S,025 inclusive, on the general
fund, will be paid on presentation at the
state treasurer's Office and will not draw
interest after November p, 1898. The
amount OF call is, general fund, IS ,S73.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

How general the use Of photography is
coming to be adopted by the modern
magazines as means Of Illustration IS
shown in the announcement Of the La
dies Home Journal that is about to pub
fish six new, distinct series OF articles
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

Stop that Cough Take warning. 1t
may lead to Consumption. \ 25c. bottle
OF Shiloh's Cure may save your lie.
Sod by The Evans Drug Co., the pre-
cription druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

GERS to give the county an efficient and
economical service. We believe when
officers properly discharge their duties
they are entitled 10 retention.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

Be not deceived. A Cough, IIoarsness
or Group are not to be trihed with. a
dose in time Of Shiloh's Cure will save
you much trouble. Sold by The Evan
Drug Co., the prescription druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

The following Is the list OF jurors drawn
to serve at the November term of the
superior court beginning November IS,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

Read the Aberdeen HERALD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

superior court beginning November 2S,
at | O'Clock p. m.
G. G. Rasmussen X. S. Talbot
Geo. McLaflerty Allen Bagley
Il. G. Carlisle Eugene Masters
j. l.. Chambers ". S. Mclaughlin
Il. Il. Hunter G. G.. Beckman
W. :. Cullen Il. d. stonei
Geo. l.. Davis =. NJ. Newberry
7. Burns Geo. Hopkins
Florence McGilicudjiy G. w. Watson
Z. II. McGahey Philip kellciman
Jacob Flyte g. c. Calhoun
c. Il. D. Hall a. j 4. McSpertt
Ladies, Take the Best. Ii you are
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gists.
Old papers for SAFE a the HERALD
office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-11-17

j. X. KOGERS,
WILL ID. JENKINS, Governor.
seal Secretary of State.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-03

Gin 9rduenbaftes Yers
bre6en 6eging in Spa Elm unnatiirs
licber Batter. @r tDotete feline beiben
unmiinoiaen &inber, ma6te alsoann
einen WorbperIuh an ieiner Srdii uno
I6ob ii1 enblidb felbit cine &ueel in
ben 8opf. Seit mebrsren Sabren mar
9aul SreDmann ben SausbGlterinnsn
BON @erpiers poblbetannt, ba er ibnen
auF einem nit sipei Sunben beipdnnten
aarren ieoe 8o9e ben Petrpleumbe'
BARI brd6ts. Qlu5 Ieiner Dor iisben
sSabren nit Der aus Spa gebiirtigen
Marie Srilles eingegdnsenen @Re bate
er apei bubIbe Mdbben, BON oenen
bas Gltere, Sbereie, flint uno oas jiins
qere, elm rsi5enoes 8lonoin6en, orei
Sabre aft mar. @or einigen Monaten
eraab ii6 ssrepmann bem Srunfe, pers
nahlGIii9te Iein 9eI6Gft, bas 5amts
liengliid mar bin unb g(rmutb unb llns
friebe paren in's Saus gespgen. Ius
Wlitleib riefen bic Gltsrr Der Wldrte
Srilles bieIe nit ibren beioen &tnberr
nab Spa Suriid unb ri9teten Der tleis
men Samilie in ibrem eigenen Sduie
cine 0obnung elm. Srepmann ergdb
fi6 INNER mebr bem Srunte, fam absr
ab unb 5u na6 Spa. Dieter Gage
tebrte er, aus gla9en tommenb. gu fsts
ner SSrau 3uriid = abermals in be-
trunfenem 3uitanbe. Gr fanb feline
frau i'm S9lafsimmsr, mo bic beioen
&leinen bereits f9liefsn. @r erfabte
feline Irau an ben 4rmen, I'm lie gum
Bette su 5isben, aber es eelang ibr gu
enttommen. @inige Wtinuten ipdter
bDrte Iie i'm Sflaf3immep orei Shiiiie
fallen, lie itiirste binein unb fano ibre
beiben ainber nit bsm Sobe ringenb.
Teben bem Bette lag Der WlDrber, Der
iid) cine 3ugel in bic re9te SdIdfe ses
Id1oiIen battle. Der silisit berbeigerua
fene 9(rSt eonitatirte, bdB bas iiin9ers
ainb auf Der Stelle gst0olet fporoen
mar, bds Gltsre tonnte nod: npapd,
Wama" fliiitern unb peri4ieo 5ebn
Minuten ipdter. Grepmdnn lpurbe
i6iuer peripunost, bate a6er ods Bee
ipubtIein nidt perloren. Dem poIi>
seicommtFGr srtldrte ep, er bebauers,
niebt aud feline Srau umeebra6t gu
ba6en. Sobann lieB sr oieie rifen,
anaebli6 nm Iie nm 8erSeibuns 5u
bitten. Do9 faum ftano iie ppr ibm, bu
erfabte er lie nit Der linten Sanb unb
perfebte ibr nit Der re4tsn etnsn
Dol6fti6 in bic linte Sstts. Srep.
mann liegt iebt i'm 8runtenbauie in
@erpiers. Ssiu 3uitanb 1T boffnunss.
los.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-03

SGgenborf. Der 2anbpirtb
5riebrid Stuber erf9lug nit elmer
Dirt feinen 24idbriesn Sobn, Der
taubitumm unb BON 8eruf S6ubmas
der mar. Der S6Gter ipurbe in Daft
sebrabt. Gr sibt an, aus Rptbmebr
sebunbelt Su bdben.
SettisnDl. Snfolge SturSes
BON einem Strobnd9en erlitt Der Sagz
l6bner Sob. &dfer einen S6dbelbru9,
Der ieinen Sob Sur Solse bate.
s b d. Srau Molindri Mettlcr,
bic nit elmer brennenben 2ampe sea
ftiir3t mar, berbrannte ii9 berart, bab
iie ihon am foIsenben Morgen itarb.
&Iein OtetDpI. Das Der
Witttpe 2euenberger @9gimdnn ses
bOrenOe grobe 8auernbaus brannte
pollitGnbig nieber. Odsielbe mar be-
ipobnt BON Gr. Maurer, Pddter, unb
llri6 ecu, Sei5er.
Gltngnau. 8eim SeueranSiinz
ben nit Petroleum berbrdnnte fi6 bic
Sausbdlterin bes S6mieb Spo 8ogel
berart, oaB iie am folgenben Sage
ftarb. glud gogel erlitt beim 2Di9en
bebsutenoe 8ranbpunben.
&riefern. Die 2ei6e oes pens
iionirtsn 2unbiGsers Sieber tpurbe in
elmer ausgetrodneten Giiterne aufge=
funben. Gr mar Oos Opfer zines
nGdtlidhen unfalIs.
Dciterrcidlsllugaru.
8isn. Bon einem ssiafer iibers
fabren unO iebr idper perlsbt purbe
Der 80 Sabre alte SenutsprGTbent bes
Sberiten @eri9ts< unb Gafationsbos
fes 9ebeimer Rat6 2eon Ratipics. -
SelbItmorb begins bic % Sabre aIte
sSrau 4beIe S9nef, inbem iie iib aus
benz 8. Stod hires DobnbauIes, Ru=
bpIpbsbeim, Mdr3itrabe go. 35,
itiir5te. Sbr @atte iblief ipGbrenb
iie bic S6at periibte. - Sm Suuie go.
1OS Der 8ursgafe trdntte Die &O9in
emma 6unte ibre 8leiber nit Petrps
leum Enb 5iinbete oieielben an. Wlan
fanb has Mdo9en in polIItdnbis pers
tpbltem 3uitanbe. = Der 8iGbrige
SSran5 &uSa, oefen 12idbriser 8ruber
Rubolpb. Der Sidbriss 5rano @sin
unb btr 11iGbrise Srun5 Mateita
brd6en auf oem GiIe bes alien 9onars
bettes elm unb 9erietben in @efabr, gu
ertrinten. Der SausbeIprger Men3sl
WeIfelD tonnte bic 8erun9liidten mad
einiger 0fiibe retten. = 9si elmer @rs
ploiion i'm SeiSraum Der GlettricitGtss
@eiellidaft ipurben Der Seiser SoIepb
Stranger unb Der 8drtsr Gerbinanb
&lier Ihtper perlebt.
8ubapeit. Der Director Serrs
mann pom 8ubapeiter Srpbeum 1T
nit Sinterlafung zines S9uIbenftans
bes BON iiber 100000 8ulben, baruns
ter 1900 @ulben Galitionsn BON Be-
bienfteten, fliiatie gefpprben.
81 br. 4uf elmer Sreibiaeb ipuroe
Der Sreiber Martin 9rabenneser, Der
einen fdpar6grauen @ettermantel
trug, bonn Sagbeaite 9u9bart ais
Siri1 aneeIsben unb uneei9oFsn. Die
&ugel brang inn in ben gals unb
9rabenpeeer's Geben lit in ssplge bic
fes bebauerli9en @eriebens sefdbrbet.
SIlremburg.
GfeGbprn. Quf bem glntpeIen
bss @isbbdnblers Ritoldus Sermes
entitanb elm S9absnfeuer, pel9es in
turser 3ett @obnbaus, S9eune unb
Stallung sdn5lth eindi9srte. Der
S9dben betrGgt 450O Srancs.
2orenbnetIer. Die nsbsn
einanber gelssenen @pbnbGuIer unb
StalIuugen bss 9anbsIsmannes g..
9plbf6mibt unb bes Rottenarbeiters
s. 3e9es purben bur@ cine 6euerss
brunit bis duf's nadte Maueripert ems
geGfdert. 0e- 9eTammtI9uben be-
trGqt $4,000 Tranes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-02-03

abrensb6t. Die geiitesfrante
8ittpe Steen bat iih erbGngt.
8rodbei6. sSn Der @aiitpirtI>
ibaft Der Ditthe S0bler mar ein gros
bes S9abenfeuer uusgebrp9en. 0as
@obnhaus. ale WirtbIbufts9ehGube
unp bic Stdlungen 1tnb nleoeryt
brannf.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-18

CongressIOnal-seco district Olathe, JuneM
sixth smith Center, June1
REPUBLICAN,
Btate-IIntGhlnsOn, June8.
COngresslOnal-slxth district, BelOlt, June TO-
Judlcial-Twenty second DIST hlaWatha, July u
DEMOCRAT,
gtate--AtchlsOn, June Is.
COnpessOnal-Thlrd district Chanute, --.
Fourth EmpOriR, ---.
JudlcIal-Twenty-thir dIatrict, WaKeeny, ,June9
PROHIBITION,
state-EmpOra, June7
A Topeka Capital reporter gave up his
job to enlist.
The ralnmaker is not in evidence in
Kansas this year.
The Fourth district will be practically
solid for Hood.
II. J. Madison, Of the Haddam Clipper,
has enlisted as volunteer.
Dave Mulvane swears that he is sole
owner OF the Topeka Capital.
Senator Young talks of starting an
other paper at independence.
All available wheat in the hands OF
producers Is being hurried to market.
Rush county delegates are instructed
for Governor Ieedy for denomination.
Tom Haun, OF Larned, tried to enlist
but the doctors vetoed the proposition.
Champ Clark, the popular Missouri
Congressman, lived in Wichita dn 1876.
Mr.. Christ is foreman Of the BelOit
Times. He is described as a sanity fell
low.
Editor Cady, of the Augusta Journal,
Is a POpullst State delegate from Butler
county.
Clarence Bush, son of the Secretary
of State, has enlistedin the Smith Center
company.
A. M. Covllle, Of Topeka, is member
of Teddy RoOsevelt's regiment Of cow
boy cavalry.
A. B. Freeman and J. B. Milford are
the delegates from Lane county to the
Populist State convention.
The Medicine Lodge Index (POp.) joins
the anti-Allen crowd and favOrs ex-Chlef
Justice Martin for Associate Justice.
1t costs money to ride bicycle on the
sidewalks at Wellington. A heavy fine
should be the penalty everywhere.
The Kansas Republican League meets
at Topeka May 26. 1t will cause an I'M
significant ripple and that will be alI.uo
The Cudahy Packing Company, one Of
the large concerns OF the West, Is dlgi
uring on building plant at KansaSoGity'
Charles Roff will publish the KlhggfffAA
Journal while Major w. L. BROWN, ,yahH
Lieutenant Walter Ellis are gone ot6lwair
Ii will be easy for the POputIsts n III, .tg
Fourth district. Miller, the RebGbliS3h IA
nominee, got there on the, ,thtt tee1tB
ballot. ntJ W ,t,,,oss >, =
The Kansas Federation OF Women 8
Clubs has adopted resolutions opposing
tho use of any article made by hostile
nation.
Ex-senator Levi Dumbauld, who has
recently moved to Coffey county, heads
the POpullst delegation to the State con-
VCntiOn.
Dr. Jacobs, who was at one time a
Republican superintendent OF the OSa-
watOmle asylum, Is now florist in Kan
sas City.
The Topeka Capital finds fault with
ingalls, because he crltlcises the wal
operations and inquiries what he knows
about war.
Sufficient Popullst conventions have
been held in the Fourth district to in
dicate that John Madden will be renom-
mated easily.
Out In Garden City cOlored man Is
good enough to get job as city mar
shal, which requires that he sit up al
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-18
CONVENTIONS.
POPULIsT.

POPULIBT.
HtateJTOpekR, June 10.
COngresslonal-Sec district, 0lathe, JuneA
Third CherryvAle, June 8.
Fifth COnc0rdia, June /.
Sixth Smith Center Juue1
The sun., 1898-11-09
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
From Seventh Edition, Midnight.

Delaware has gone Republican sure.
Kent county gives over 500 majority;
Sussex county gives nearly 600 majority;
city of Wilmington, SO far, shows 1000
majority. N.
In Kent county three Senator's and
seven Representative Districts have been
heard from, and all are Republican.
Mispillion hundred. never before Repub-
lican, gives 40 Republican; Milford gives
200 Republican.
In Kent county the other Representa-
tive districts carried by the Republicans
are the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
and Tenth.
]. Frank Alice, Chairman of Union
Republican State Committee, is elected
Senator from the Third Senatorial dis
trict of Kent county.
In Sussex county Broad Creek hum
dred has gone Republican, first time in
its history.
Broad Kiln hundred, generally Demo-
cratic by about so, has gone 20 Republl-
can. This insures election of DR.. Hiram
Burton to the Senate.
Cedar Creek hundred gives 800 Repub-
lican majority, complete.
Hoffecker runs ahead of his ticket all
through the State.
The Republicans have elected, as far as
returns are in, 10 out Of % legislators in
New Castle, 10 out OF IA in Kent, and 10
out of Is in Sussex.
The sun., 1898-11-09
CITIZENS WELCOME VICTORY
People Of Wilmington Greet the
Great Sweep Of Republican
ism in This State.
BANDS PARADE THE STREETS
Delaware's First Honest Election Re-
ceived With Manifest Enthusiasm
and Large Display of
Loyalty and EX.
element.

The Republicans Of this city turned
out in full force last night. The process
sion started at the Republican head
quarters, s373 Market street, headed by
Horace G. Knowles, William Robertson,
Robert M. Burns, Messrs. Brown,
Stevens and several other prominent
politicians of Wilmington, followed by
The First Regiment Band and about
eight hundred enthusiastic Republicans.
At every step their numbers we're in
creased until finally it appeared as
though all the Republicans in Whining
ton, the cheers and shouting, combined
with the pistol shots, whistling bombs
and explosion of immense fire crackers
were deafening.
At fifth and Market streets they came
in contact with the Democratic popula.
tion, where they increased the shouting,
and cheering, until it seemed as if hun
dreds of Indians we're turned loose.
The procession marched down Fourth
to French, hating before the dwellings
of all the prominent Republicans, who
ran to the windows and doors, hall
dressed. This made no difference, as
there was nothing thought OF but the
glorious victory Of their party.
At every corner there were crowds ol
elated Republicans, who promptly join.
ed the line OF procession.
At the corner OF Taylor and Pine
streets fife and drum corps fell in line,
adding to the jubiliancy. No one seemed
to mind the rough streets and fatiguine
march. The excitement was so great that
they had no time to think Of such small
matters.
1t was useless for the leaders to at
tempt to obtain fireworks, as the men in
line would attack everyone in possession
of red lights, roman candles or any Other
such articles. Eventually, the crowd ii
the rear had a surplus OF illumination
The band had no lights and could moi
play by note. But the enthusiasm with
which the played Marching Through
Georgia" "Red, White and Blue
"Hail to the Chief" Orally Round the
Flag" and other national airs, KEEP,
those in line prancing and dancing.
The sun., 1898-11-09

Special 10 THE sun.
Mr.. Patrick "Nearly' got there, but
not quite, thank God.
Y. M. r. G.
Election district for voting booth at
No. 405 Head street, Third district, First
Legislature district.
Congress, Handy 65, Hofecker 152.
State Treasurer Ball l52, Swain a. State
Auditor, Lingo l52, Brand 4. Recorder Of
Deeds, Montgomery GA, Clark 152, Shoup
4. Sheriff, Taylor 152, Lynch 4. Coroner
Vandever 152, Brown 4. Representatives,
Kitchen ISL, Gormley 60, A. J. Cross 4,
Assessors, John G. McCaulley Isl, James
D. Mccoy 81, William N. Anderson 4.
Inspectors, C. f. Allen, r. 7. Davis, II,
J. Scandlirs.
Election returns for voting booth at
No. lila Scott street, Sixty-thlrd district,
Third Legislature district.
Congress-Handy, 81 Hoffecker 63,
Brosius 3. State Treasurer-Ross 62,
Ball 60, Hutton 3, Swain 35. State Audi
tor-Bishop 81, Jones 3, Lingo 60,
Brand 25. Recorder of Deeds-Mont-
gomery 67, Clark 6G, Mccall 8, Shoup
SO. Sheriff-Moody 63, Taylor 5S,
Brown 4, Lynch 35 Ccroner-Roth.
we'll G2, Vandever 60, Little 8, Brown
50. Senators-Knox 90; johnson, 62.
Observation-Disclosures SO, Kurtz
62, Assessors-William McAteer 81,
Harvey Hoffecker 60, Frank Haley, 3,
Thomas Cough, 35.
Election returns for voting booth at
Manning Library, Gath district, Third
Legislature district.
Congress 60; uoffecker, "a;
Brosius, 5. State Treasurer-Ross, 70;
Lewis Heisler Ball, II; L. II. Ball, l3;
Hutton, 13; Swain, 81. State Auditor
Bishop, 66; Jones, 5; Lingo, 80; Brand,
50. Recorder OF Deeds-Montgomery, "a;
Clark, 81; Mccall, 5;Shoup, 50. Sheriff
Moody, SO; Taylor, SO; Brown, 5; Lynch,
So. Coroner-Rothwell, 6s; Vandever,
81; Little, 5; Brown, 56. Senators-S. NJ.
Knox. so; s. N. Knox, 13; johnson, 65;
Tatnal, S; Saring, 81. Representative
Robertson, SS; Kurtz, 81; Ferguson, 5;
Mullin, 81. Assessors--Gough, 57;Haley,
Election returns for voting booth at
No. 11O3 Lancaster avenue, One Hundred
and Twenty-eighth district, Fifth Legis.
lature district.
Congress-Handy, 1874; Hoffecker, "a;
Brosius, 1. State Treasurer-Ross, l29;
Ball, 81; Hutton, Il; Swain, 1G. State
Auditor Bishop, 129; Jones, 1; Lingo,
81; Brand, is. Recorder Of Deeds Mont
gomery, i32; Clark, 81; Mccall, l;
Shoup, l8. erif-Moody, 131; Tay-
lor, So; Brown, l.; Lynch, Is. Coroner
The sun., 1898-11-09
THE RESULT IN THE CITY.

The result OF the vote in this city was
a complete surprise as far as the Demo-
Gratis we're concerned but the large vote
was entirely unexpected. The Republi-
cans carry the city by almost one thou.
sand majority and the first, second
and third Representative districts. They
fully expected to carry the second and
third districts but the first came in the
nature Of surprise.
The vote for the Congress and State
and county officers in the sixty-fiye pre-
cincts is as follows: Handy 54O1. Hof-
fecker 6274, Ross 5l65, Ball 6O66, Bishop
5l44, Lingo 56SS, Montgomery 5354,
Clark 5S78, Mccall 154, Shoup 528,
Moody 5l15, Taylor 64O4i Brown 1853,
Lynch SIG, Rothwell 5O64, Vandever
6002, Little l55, Brown $780,
The sun., 1898-11-09
4 SOLITARY INSTANCE
New Castle Furnishes Cause for
Dispute Over Elec-
ton.
Hl]SHEBECK COUNTED OUT
Eliason Has a Majority of Three Votes,
After Forty.fOur Ballots Were
Discarded on Various Pre-
texts-..Judge Spruance
Will Decide.

The counting out Of Hushebeck in the
Northern district of New Castle was, 80
far as reported, the only instance Of po-
litical jugglery attempted in the State.
This was accomplished BY throwing
out A votes.
After these A votes were thrown out
Eliason had a majority Of three votes.
Hushebeck's friends are bitter about
the matter, and with couse.
The reason for throwing out the votes
as given by the inspectors was that the
ballots so discorded were mutllated.
Three !of them were not stamped at
all. Five or six were stamped all the
way down, as was the proper way at
previous elections, while one or two
were stamped more than once, though
all the stamps were in the block. The
balance of the discorded ballots had
blotted after folding, owing to the ink
used in marking the ballots not being
dry.
The votes thus turned down included
l2 Democratic and 25 Republicans the
balance being Single Tax.
In the eastern district II votes were
cast aside for similar reasons.
Here, within the shadow of the home
of Judge Spruance, the only instance o.
questionable political methods reported
was carried out.
But the end is not yet.
The cases will go before Judge
Spruance next Thursday and the boxes
will be re.opened and a new count made
The Judge will decide whether the mer
who cast those votes shall lose theil
ballot through such accidents as {
blotted ballot.
Should the recount show cause tt
allow the votes to count, then the re
suit will be very much changed.
| Eliason's majority Of three will vanisi
like dew in the sunlight.
Thursday will tell.
The sun., 1898-11-09
DEMOCRATS BOUGHT VOTES,
Only Use of Money in the State Was in
Leipsic, and May Cause
Trouble.
Special Dispatch to THE SUN.

Special Dispatch to THE SUN.
DOVER, Nov. S.--Vote-buying in Leip'
sic was the cause of w. I. Smithers los
ing the election as Representative from
the First Representative district of the
First Senatorial district of Kent county.
The number of votes bought also lost
Moore the Senatorial election by votes.
Moore had majority of 30 votes in the
First Representative district.
Considerable trouble resulted in Leip-
sic over the affair and all those con-
cerned will be prosecuted.
Sheriff Shaw, of Dover, went to the
scene tonight to make an investigation,
and the guilty parties will have to an
sWer before the Court.
The sun., 1898-11-09
DELAWARE
CITY OF WILMINGTON

No city Offices are to be voted
for. The vote in the city is
separated from the vote in the
rest of New Castle County for the
convenience of the public.
The sun., 1898-11-09

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