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1,096, Van Dyke CD 23,69S, Van Fleet
(R.) 20,259
Board of Equalization-Dunn (D)
24,2IS, Edwards CR.) 26.243.
Railroad Commissioner-Hin Cd
21,541s Laumeister R.) 25,I19.
Congress- Fourth District-Barry Cd
II. .491, Kahn (R) 13.625. Kelly O. ID
$50, Martin Is. L. 99S.
Congress, Fifth District-Craig Cd
II. .413. Kingsley (S. L. 916, Loud Qa.}
12,511
The legislative delegation will stand:
Senator'S 3, Democrats /.
Assemblymen-Repu IL, Demo-
Gratis Z.
The vote for Mayor on the municipal
ticket is as follows: Oliver Everett
1,311, Charles T. Patton ,S15, James
D. Phelan 2S 1877.
Dr. Washington Dodge Cd defeated
Siebe (R) for Assessor by 1888 plural
ity.
The new Judges Of the Superior Court
will be Borden Cd, Seawell %, Mur-
asky CD and Trout (R).
With two exceptions the Board OF
Supervisors -elect is Republican.
The Democrats elected Franklin X.
Lane to be City and County Attorney,
the Coroner, two Police Judges and two
School Directors. The other city ofn-
Gals will be Republicans.
The vote throughout the State, SO far
as heard from, is:
Governor-Gage (R.) 129, ,594, Mcguire
| Cd 100, ,59S.
Secretary of State-Curry R) 104,-
366, Thompson CD 109,02o.
The Republicans have surely elected
| all the rest of the State ticket except
| Secretary of State and Van Fleet for
Supreme Court. The Republican State
Central Committee comedies the defeat
of Curry, and is doubtful about Van
Fleet. The committee is certain of Ed
sons election as Railroad Commissioner
| in the First District and Blackstock's S
/ in the Third. Complete figures on the
| contests have not been received, but
1.-The vote, as far as counted, seems to
be conclusive.
/ No returns have been brought in on
the constitutional amendments, and the
| result of the vote on them will prob
ably have to. be obtained from the Sec
| retary of State when the returns are
! sent TO him. California will have six
Republican Congressman. De Vries
! (D.) in the Second District is elected,
1 and while the total vote on the others
/ is not all in, the Republican candidates
are SO far ahead on the known vote that
| later returns cannot change the results.
4 For. Congressmens the vote, so far as
received, shows: ss
First District-Barham R) 1867,
Seawell CD 10,524
Second District R.) 1925, De
| Vries CD 1925.
Third District-Metcalf R) 1885,,
Jones CD 12,,46:3S.
Fifth Distriet-Loud R) 7,419, Craig
| Cd 1903.
| Sixth District-Waters R.) 23,271,
| Barlow fusion) 1861.
Seventh District-Needham R.) 49,
3OS, Castle fusion) 1924
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LIVES LOST IN THE PETERS.
Bodies Of Six Cinnamon Taken
From the Wreck.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. - The
bodies of six Chinese were taken from
the wreck of the Stockton steamer j.
D. Peters to-day by the wrecking com
pany, and five more are supposed to
be on the vessel, which still lies on the
mud flats at Sausalito.
Five of the bodies have been identi-
fed while the sixth is unknown. Those
known are: Young Hon You, rancher
on the San Joaquin River; Young Yon,
Hoy Chung, Ye All Hing and Quong
Lee, a storekeeper and contractor of
Bull Island, who, it is said, was taking
money back to pay off the laborers in
his employ.
1t is expected that the Peters will be
f1oated in two weeks.
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TRAIN ROBBERY.
Hold Up on the Great Northern
Near Fergus Falls, Mimi.

FERGUS FALLS (Minn.), Nov. TO-
The Great Northern through train,
which passes through this city at 1:3O
p. m, was held up and robbed about
five miles west of here tonight. There
We're eight robbers in the gang, all We'll
armed. Two of them evidently boarded
the blind baggage in this city.
The train was scarcely out or town
when these two climbed over the ten
der and, presenting revolvers, told En-
gineer Brace and his fireman to stop
at a lonely spot near the Pelican River
bridge. Arriving at this place, the train
was stopped and the engineer and fire
man were ordered to leave the cab. The
other members of the gang rushed from
the woods and boarded the express car
All wore handkerchiefs over their faces.
The gang was regularly organized, and
went by numbers.
The express car had been somewhat
wrecked by the explosion, but the train
men managed to get it to Carlist, where
it was patched up and the train pro-
ceeded on its westward journey.
Conductor Smith sent a train man
back to this city to give the alarm. but
nothing has as yet been heard of him.
Several posses are out, but no trace of
the robbers has been reported
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WASSERMAN, DAVIS & co.
MARINE DISASTER.
MANY CRAFT GO ASHORE ON
THE LAKES.
The Crews Of Several Vessels
Thought to Have Been
Lost.

ST. JOSEPH (Mich.), Nov. .1o.-The
schooner Lena M. Nelson, lumber Ia
den from Ludington for Benton Har-
Dor, is on the beach south of here. She
tried to make this harbor early to-day
but the storm was too strong and she
drifted south. Two tugs tried to tow
her into the harbor, but were unsuc-
cessful. The schooner is manned ny
Captain Jacobs and a crew of nine.
Four of the crew were taken eff by the
life saving crew, when they broke their
oars The life savers then beached
their boat, and are following the wreck
down the shore. There is little hope
for the vessel.
Tonight it is reported from Michigan
City, Ind, that the schooner is strand
ed five miles north of New Buffalo,
Mich. At dark heavy seas We're
breaking over the craft, and four men
were hanging in the rigging. The life
saving crew from this point was still
endeavoring to rescue the imperiled
seamen.
A WRECKED SCHOONER'S CREW
MISSING.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-Water logged
and unfit to weather a storm upon the
schooner, foundered off Glencoe, in the
gale of Wednesday night. and went to
pieces in the surf This morning the
wreckage was cast upon the beach, bnt
no trace of the crew has been found,
and it is thought all went down after
cutting loose from the wreck in the
ships dory The schooner is a total
wreck There are scarcely two tim
bers left together to indicate her di-
mensions. On board the schooner was
Captain J. Schultman and a crew of
three men whose names are not known
at Milwaukee, where the crew was
shipped.
The tow line of the schooner Iron
Cliff, which was being towed into port
to-day by the steamer Iron Duke, part
ed in the furious. northeast gale. and
the schooner drifted rapidly southwark.
Her anchors finally held, until the ap-
parently doomed schooner was about
300 feet outside of the inner break
water off Van Buren, street For two
hours three tugs tried in vain to pull
her into safety. The crew chung to
the schooner although seas were roll
ing over her from stem to stern. Final
ly signals of distress were hoisted and
the wreck. The Iron Cliff brought q
cargo of salt for Joy, Morton &; Co.
She is owned by Parker & Miller of
Detroit.
The life-saving crew, with the assist
ance of two tugs. succeeded in saving
the crew of the. Iron Cliff, after much
hard work Unless the wind and sea
abates, the schooner will be lost. The
slifeboat was nearly swamped several
times, but after a long, hard
struggle the crew succeeded in getting
her under the lee of the Iron Cliff,
which by this time was nearly water
logged and evidently sinking.
One by one the men composing the
crew of the Iron Cliff jumped into the
waves and were dragged into the life
boat. Some of the men were uncon-
sclous when rescued. Soon after the
Iron Cliff sank in shallow water. She
will probably be- total loss.
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three Republican and one Silver Demo-
crat Assemblyman
Indications are that the vote for Gov
error will be very close between Mc-
MILAN and Sadler.
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE, Nov 10.-All but four
legislative districts have been heard
from, one Senatorial and three Assem-
bly, The Republicans had one hold
over. They elect fourteen.
The Independent Senator is Gray
(Sliver R) elected on a citizens tick
ct. If he votes with the Republicans,
as they claim he will, and the kepuhii-
cans gain the doubtful Senator, The
Senate will be a tie.
OF the nine fusion represe entatives
elected five are Populists and four al e
Democrats. Conceding the doubtful
Representatives to the fusionis1s, the
Legislature on joint ballot stands: Re
publicans 81, Fusion 30, Independent /.
This gives the Republicans .najo.ity
of twenty-five.
MONTANA.
HELENA, Nov. 1O-A. j. Campbell
CD will have a plurality of 300 for
Congress. W. v. Pemberton CD is
reelected Chief Justice by 700. W.
L. Pigott is elected Associate Justice,
and Riekerts Clerk of Supreme Court.
Both are Democrats. The Republicans
will have less than twenty members all
told in the Legislature out of ninety
two.
BOISE, Nov. 10.-The Republicans
claim to have elected eleven OF the
twenty-five members of the Senate and
twenty of the forty-eight members Of
the House
WEST VIRGINIA.
PARKERSBURG, Nov. 1O.-A. B.
White. Secretary of the Republican
State Committee says: THE West
Virginia Legislature is Republican in
both branches, the Senate by ten and
House by three. This insures a Re
publican United States Senator.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10.-The Off
cial canvass of the vote of the Twenty
sixth Congressional District, composed
of Crawford and Erie Counties, elect
G. A. Stone CD over Higgins (R); by
twenty-one votes. This gives the Dem
ocrats ten Congressman from Pennsyl-
vania and the Republicans twenty.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Nov 10.-Unofficial returns
from Nebraska indicate the election OF
Poynter the fusion candidate for Gov
ernor by 2OO0 over Hayward lR)
The balance of the fusion State ticket
will have about the same plurality.
The Legislature will be Republican
on joint ballot by from six to eight
insuring the election of a Republican
to succeed Senator Allen in the Senate
For Congress, Burkett (R) in the
First, Mercer (R.) in the Second, Rob
inson (F.) in the Third, and Green (F.)
in the Sixth are elected. In the Fourth
and Fifth the vote is close, favorins
Sutherland CD in the Fifth and Hem
shaw (R) in the Fourth. In the latter
district the official count may be re-
quired to decide.
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HANCOCK'S CONFESSION.
Admits That He Was the Leader OF
q Band of Thieves.

SANTA ANA, Nov 1O-John Han
cock, the alleged murderer of DR..
Engelke and Pete Edminston in South
err Nevada, now in Jail here, to-day
admitted to press representative that
a few years ago, while he lived at Ell
Modena, this county, he was the leader
Of a band of thieves operating through
out Orange, San Diego, Riverside and
Los Angeles Counties
He gives the names of Charles Knox
and Herbert Carter as his alleged ac-
complies, and says while here the Off
GERS got so hot on their trail that
Carter left for parts unknown.
Hancock even tells of a plot at Full
erton to loot the Commissary Depart
ment, including the money in the safe,
Of the oil company, and claims a re-
fusal on his part to carry out the plans
caused trouble between himself and
the woman who was then living with
him as his wife, which subsequently
led to his arrest
He still denies any completely in the
murder of Engelke or Edminston.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1O.-The
election returns received up to a late
hour do not change the previously an
nounced results Gage has about $4,000
plurality in the State for Governor.
Mcfarland R.) and Van Dyke CD
have been chosen to sit on the Supreme
Court bench. Curry for Secretary of
State has run far, behind his ticket and
this afternoon his defeat was conceded
at Republican headquarters. All of the
other Republican nominees have secur-
ed big majorites. The only Democrat
elected to Congress is DeVries in the
Second District
The following are the full returns
from San Francisco. for the State ticket,
as compiled at the Registrars office,
with the exceptions of the Twenty-ninth
Assembly District The returns MISS
ing from that one precinct were locked
in the vault with the marked ballots
from the precincts by mistake, and
cannot be reached until the official
count commences:
Governor-Gage R.) 2S,035, Harri-
man Is. ID !. 1.401, Mcguire (D) 24,375,
McComas (Pro.) 1856. 80
Lieutenant Governor-Andrew Is. L.
1888, Hutchinson CD 21 .S47, Neff (R.)
29,054, Summers Pro) 235.
Secretary of State-Curry- R), 21,
632, Liess Is. L. 2,334, Thompson CD
27.949, Webb (Pro) 1876
Controller-Colgan (R.) 2S, 1875. Hierli-
ny Pro.) 514, Naples O.) 0,740, Rob
ertson Is. Id 2,374
Treasurer-Dewey Is. Id 1857, Green
(DD 22.700, Reeves (R.) 26,220, Will
Jams Pro) 427.
Attorney General-Andrews OD 81,
052, Blanchard Pro) 102, Ford (R.)
81 ,29S, Strawn- Hamilton Is. L.) 2,03S.
Surveyor General-Mulholland CD
81 ,69S, Smith G.. L) 2,239, Spurrier
Pro.) 6S7, Wright (R) 26,920.
Clerk of Supreme Court-Biddle Is.
L. 2.251, Fassett Pro.) 80 McCraney
D.) 20,953, Root (RD 29,304
superintendent of Public instruction
Gallagher Gu. L. 1,494, Kirk R)
27152, Pugh (Pro) 6S2. Runckle O.)
20302. Roulston (S. L. 2,071.
superintendent Of State Printing
Atwood Pro) 465. Cont Is. L. 1915,
Johnston (R) -25,9S5 Woodman Cd
23,625.
Associate Justices of Supreme Court
-Conley CD %. .403, Mcfarland R)
81 ,653, Stewart (Pro) S24, Thompson
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PAY DIRT FOUND.
Three Placer Mining Camps in In
terror Of Copper River Country.

SEATTLE, Nov. 1O.-The steam
schooner Excelsior a rived here to-day
from Copper River, Alaska, with about
100 passengers, among whom was Cap
tain w. r. Abercrombie, U. S. A, and
his party of Government Surveyors,
including F. c.. Schrader. geologist,
Emil Marlow, topographist, and nine
enlisted men.
The Abercrombie party claim to have
cut trail from Valdes to Copper Riv-
er, which does away with the danger
Gus trip over the glacier, and shortens
the distance sixty miles,
Captain Abercrombie said: ''Of the
3O00 people that went into the Copper
River country from time to time, from
900 to LOCO will winter there. Those
who came back either lost their outfit
or We're grubstaked tenderfeet, who
simply sat around camp and searched
but little, if at ALL for gold. There are
three placer mining camps in the in
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SIXTH REGIMENT.
Members Return to San Francisco
to be Mustered Out.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. - The
members of the Sixth California Regi--
ment returned to-day from their homes
in various parts of the State to be
mustered out of the service. They have
been allowed thirty-day furlough,
which expires tomorrow. The muster
ing out process, under the supervision
of Captain H.. G.. Danes, Third Ar
tillery, will require from two to three
weeks, during which time the men will
be kept in camp at Fort Point
Acting Assistant Surgeons J. D. Cut
ter and El G. Webb have been detailed
to make physical examinations Of the
officers and men to determine what
ailments have been contracted while
in the service. as basis for subse-
quent action on applications for pen
SionS.
Acting Assistant Surgeons A. ]. Ped
lar has been ordered to Los Angeles
to make the medical examination of
the members of the Seventh Regiment
prior to their mastering out.
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terror, at Lake Sealota, the Tonsina
and Consina Rivers. Coarse placer
gold has been found at all of them.
Bedrock has not been reached yet, on
account of the water w. S. Amy Of
San Francisco has discovered a big
vein of bituminous coal west of Tesiin
Lake.
Accompanying Abercrombie is the
United States Coast and Geodetic par
ty, consisting of H. p. Ritter, E. q.
Latham, H. S. Benson and several 9TH
ers, who have been at work all sum-
mer on the Copper River delta, procur-
ing complete maps and data The delta
Is about thirty miles wide.
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Two Yukon Steamers Seized.

SEATTLE, Nov. 1O-A report comes
from Dawson that the Canadian Gov
ernment has seized two steamers and
two barges of the Yukon River fleet
Of the Boston and Alaska Transporta-
ton Company for breach of contract.
The company, it is claimed, contracted
to deliver the Government goods in
July, but did not fulfill the contract
until September. Captain Blakely Of
one of the barges is supposed to be in
Jail at Dawson, charged with broach-
ing the cargo. He is accused Of MAX
ing away with a quantity of whisky
belonging to Donahue & Co.
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Trimmed Millinery.

This department is one of the
most interesting In the big store.
Many are the ladies Of Sacra-
mento and abroad who have
found what great economy there
accrues from not having to pay
royalty for style. Style goes
free with every hat sold here,
and you've that much more to
put into the goodness of the
trimmings. Many have marvel
ed at the style and quality of
our $3.50 dress hats. We have
an entire new lot of them for
to-day's selling, and you're in
vited to call and inspect.
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Will Ratifv.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1O.-The Re-
publicans are planning big ratifica-
tien meeting for Saturday night. A
committee has been appointed from
the members Of the State Congress
sional and County Committees to have
the matter in charge. The committee
consists of Frank p. Flint, w. J. Va
riel and Lewis Thorne.
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IN OTHER STATES.
Close Contest for the Governorship
! Of Nevada

RENO, Nov. 1O.-Complete .eturns
from seventy-nine precincts and par
tial returns from Lincoln County for
Governor: Sadler 2,76S, Mcmillan
2.S7S, Mccullough 746, Russell 1,5S:
For Congress 1888, Wren
2,606
Storey County elects the entire Re-
publican legislative ticket. Ormsby
County elects a Silver Senator, enc
Republican and two Silver Assembly,
men. Washoe, a Republican Senator
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British Ship Libeled.

TACOMA, Nov. 1O.-The British ship
Sir Robert Fernie was libeled this
morning for $4,000 by the owners OF
the tug Fairfield. for preventing that
ship from going ashore in this harbor
on November I'd. The tug owners had
been offered $50 for services The ship
and her cargo are valued at $25O,0 ,00O
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Torpedo Boat Destroyer Farragut

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. - The
torpedo boat destroyer Farragut was
out to-day on what probably was her
final trial trip. She steamed at full
speed for an hour without a hitch, and
accomplished the task laid out for her
on the specifications to which she was
built She is a little faster than thirty
one knots, but just how much will not
be known until the report of the Trial
Board has been submitted to Wash
ington. The members of the board ex-
press themselves as we'll satisfied with
her performance.
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Linen Items.

Al Enn per yard-Silver bleach
~ WV ed linen damask, dis
tinct patterns, 62 inches wide; +;
splendid quality.
II 7En per yard-Cream linen
." Nv damask, distinct pat
terms and border, good heavy
double warp; will quickly
bleach; 20 and 72 inches wide.
At 7Ee per yard-Bleached lin
wv en- damask, heavy and
firm, "a inches wide, handsome
AfSl, mn per yard-Bleached sat
"'~S~ in finished linen dam
. ask, floral and snow drop de-
signs, 72 inches wide.
AtS5, 75the set-Bleached dam
ask dinner cloths, 2
yards square. Price, 1925. Nap
ktns to match, $3.50 dozen.
) hfHh 1E the set-Bleached dam
ask dinner cloths, 2x
21a yards size. Price, $2.75. Nap
kins to match, $3.50 dozen.
Stdeboard scarfs, center pieces,
tray cloths and small squares,
in variety Of sizes and prices.
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SPECIAL.
EiderdOWn
Sacques
at 75C each.

Neat, warm dressing sacks for
women. They embody a great
deal Of comfort for Winter as
well as prettiness. They're made
from warm, thick1y heeced
eiderdown. in pretty, dainty COLI
OTIS, pink, blue, red and gray,
with shell pattern; zephyr fn-
ished edge around entire gar
ment of contrasting color, and
ribbon ties at neck; any size;
Use.
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Charged With Burglary.

PASADENA, Nov 1O.-Joseph De-
pue, alias George Burton, and Walter
st. Clair, alias Joseph Norwood, were
arrested at San Bernardino and
brought back to this city to-day on a
charge of burglary. Monday night
Washburn's jewelry store was burg
larized of about $500 worth of watches
and jewelry, and circumstances are
against these men.
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Naval Caps,
6OC each.

Made from fine navy blue cloth
with black patent leather visor,
with military buttons at side,
and cord knotted and 1ooped
across; they're the style cap
worn by naval officers, with "U.
S. Navy" embroidered on front
In bright co1ored silks. Price,
6Oc each.
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Wine and Brandy Receipts.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10. Re-
ceipts OF wine and brandy at this port
thus far this year are as follows, COM
pared with the same period in 1897:
OF wine 13254.3OO gallons, against
9, 9,493,50O; of brandy 216,31O gallons,
against los, $50
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Cattle Thief Turns States Evidence

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1O-Romaldo
Lopez, the Mexican arrested at San
Gabriel for cattle stealing, and who
was shot by the Sheriff before he was
captured, turned States evidence in
Justice Young's court to-day at his
examination, and told the entire story
of the raids of an organized gang of
cattle stealers. Lopez involved Harry
Flournoy, the San Gabriel butcher, in
the operations of the gang, but refused
to implicate the other Mexican arrest
ed with him.
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Murder at Fresno.

FRESNO, Nov. 1O.-Ah Chu Tai,
half-breed negro and Chinaman. shot
and killed Check Hook, a Chinaman,
this evening during a quarrel over a
woman. The shooting occurred in the
basement Of a Chinatown dive.
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Dewey and
HObSOn
Sailor Hats,
Csc each.

These are Tam O'Shanter or
man-o'-wars men style of hat,
made OF navy blue wool mate
rial, with black silk band
around, and the word Dewey
or "Hobson" embroidered on
band in bright-colored silk.
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Ill'1l2I E{1ll;}3
Our Linen Department.

We probably show a larger and
better assorted stock of linens than
all other stores combined in Sacra-
mento, and we're quite sure we sell
more good linens than all of them.
Every yard in our store bespeaks
linen goodness-not a thread of cot
ton can enter here, even with the
many tricks Of linen men. When
you buy linen here you get linen,
and our merchandising methods en-
able us to supply you with these
good linens at the prices others ask
for mixtures. Our stock is at it's best
now, replete with the best Irish,
Scotch and German manufactures.
Look to your Thanksgiving supplies
now.
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Borrowers are like piecrust-very
short and very sweet.
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The storm to-day was even worse
than than that of October 25th and
26th. The wind blew sixty-five miles an
hour.
TWO VESSELS MISSING.
PORT HURON (Mich), Nov. 10-Ths
steamer c. F. Curtis and three con-
sorts, bound down, were struck by the
gale on Lake Huron, near Sand Beach,
this morning. The Fassett finally went
ashore near Sand Beach, and the life
saving crew from that point succeeded
in getting all the men off without loss
of life.
The Holland and Reed have not
reached here at a late hour tonight,
and fears are felt for their crews. Tugs
have been sent out to search for the
missing boats. The Captain of the Cur
tbs. which has arrived here, reports the
worst storm he has ever experienced.
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CAGES PLURALITY
is SWELLING.
Will Have About Twenty-Five Thou
sand When Count is Completed.
Mcfarland and Van Dyke Elected Justices
Of the Supreme Bench.

Thompson CD Still Leading in the
Race for Secretary of State
All the Balance OF the State
Ticket Republican by Big Ma
jorities DE Vries the Only
Democrat Elected to Congress.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 1O.-A special
| to the News and Courier from Green
wood. s. c., says: News has just been
| received that the mob lynched another
negro near Phoenix this afternoon at
| 3 O'Clock. His name was Jeff Darling.
and he was. implicated in the election
! riots