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Not having been sufficiently urged
before this to announce myself a cundi-
date 6dr councilman in the FIFTH ward,
have decided not to wait on my friends
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At THE solicitation OF my friends and
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lett Will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton hereby announce myself can
dGdate for the Council fnlonn Fifth ward,
subject 10 the Democratic primary.
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CANDIDATES CARDS.

FOR COUNCILMAN.
LAt THE solicitation OF my friends l
hereby announce myself as a candidate
Tor the Common Council from THE
Fourth ward. subject to the action OF
the Democratic priInary.
Z. I. FORD.
March 2S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10
BY TWENTY MAJORITY
Says Republican Chairman Babcock Of tho
Congressional Committee.
CORRUPTION CLAIMED BY DEMOCRATS.
The balance Of Power WIN Not Prob
ably lie Overcome for Eight Years
Yet to Come.

Washington. Nov. iO.-Chairman
Bnbcock Of the Republican congress
slonai oomr ittcc. believes this morning
that the Republican majority In the
next House will reach twenty
lie figured ON only thirteen last
niFht but IL now convinced that the
manifest drift In the West when the
returns are all In Will show that enough
dintricts now doubtful have been
carried 70 swell the majority 10 twenty.
Mr. Dahcock says that the gains In the
West are due TO the desire u the pco-
pie 20 endorse the administration aud
10 eNfress their satisfaction over the
return Of prosperity. The Republicans
carried four districts west u the Mis-
souri which they hardly hoped for. but
they were onset by the loss u four dis
trlcis In Now York and one In Massa-
chuHctts, - that Mr.. Dabcocka original
calculations as to the result. appeared
approximately correct. Mr.. Babcook
says that the public hardly realized the
ful extent Of the Republican Victory on
Tuesday Even more important. he
says, Than the fact that the next House
".faf ~ .ah'EhNAt'NNf N Aflf NMNfplfG
chanrc In ;he Senate whore the fruits
" Tuesday election win give the RE-
publlcana eighteen majority.
mat majority cannot possibly be
ovrcomc for oight years. said Nr. Bah
cock, ana Tor az least that period the
safe.
Republican nslicy must prevail for
mat length ~ time. Even N the next
house ana the next president should be
Tor tree silver. Republican senate
would block their path. Beaidca, the
majority IN the senate VIII give US a
clean working majority, therefore tho
enactment Of our policies without the
embarrassment that comes from mar
row and unstable majorities. There
need be no deals with the kickern. We
VIII have Republican majority sum
Client 70 work freely and our nation will
have ample time 10 vindicate itself be-
fore a hostile senate can be elected TO
upset IT,"
Al Democratic congressional head
quarters they had no ngurcHthla morn
ms They aha not concede the house.
claiming that the returns from many
districts were yet too menger definitely
g. determine the result. Corruption was
charged against tho Republican man
ayers by tho Democrats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

iiirh Handed Proceedings On the Part Of
Captain wHodsnn.

New YORK, Nov i0-s. q, Conkllng.
agent Of tho Red CfIHH al Nihafat Cue
ha. writes g. the headquarters ln fha
city. under date % Ous. -. complaining
Of the act ~ captain ". ,, Woods1n'
medical Inspector. o.. 2. -, whl on o.
"a. aTparrnty under Instructions from
Col Hood. nieEed The Rcd Cross war;
houae as tilbaTa. with all ~ supplies,
ana had not nt the tme The letter was
written, given rrerlf Tor the goods
Mr. conkung says he had partially
filled a request from Captain Woods q
for certain supplies, ETC., but That The
captain made addlinnal demand,
when Mf. C0nkilng told him he could
not grant them. Capiain woo-dson re-
turned 20 Col. Hood.
A short time later he returned and
On the name q the United states
army ! take possession Of che ware
house"
Mr. conkiinE says he protested with
out avail.
4 cnpy ~ the letter vas forNuried ~
Gen. Wood a. Santiago today with she
requer, that he prevent any further
and unwarrantrd, and high handed ac-
ton on che part OF ths military oiii-
Gals"
or SUNNY iMNA va NfNANA ~ NN' NNANNhNH
and replied with fhe assurance thIN 30
further friction shall occur. Ageut a.
&. Warner, writing from H0lguin, says
his arrival there with portion ~ the
uHpllas on tho schooner MaNie, oc,a-
aAined much surprise On the part OF she
10000 spanish trlupa SIN EarriH1urd
there. lie made q superficial eNamina-
ton 81 the town ana found much small
plX. H. estimates the deaths AZ thirty
a Day Cor the army and A. many 10 the
poorer quarters; every hut u Infected,
and women. children ana men Ne liter
ally T0ttinF o. death WITHOUT the care
Of "cyen one DOCTOR"
The pIvcrty De declares. IL beyond
description. nut" he adds THE poor
q evils are patient they d0ns complain
--ussd % ", I suppose. The Spsnlurds
have hirrussed thom So long that Moth
ing troubles ihvm any more"
lie apclka D. ipefully, however, and
says he viii urln she arrival % IN.
vaccine points shipped 10 him begin the
work VI vaccination
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

Chicago. Nov. ia special 10 the
1imes-Heraid from Luciin. Neb.. says.
ON the results Of the election United
states Senator Thurston says:
THE sweeping In the West Including
NaN~~sk1. means the uncun iiiionai en-.
dorscment OF President McKlniey's adj.
min.stration. the conduct Of the and his
foreign policy The battle WIS fought
on the straight sold standard platform.
nnu .Lf ftsal.. in my judgment. abso.
iutely eliminates free silver as n ma
tionni issue 10 1900
"The entire tendency Of independent
voters IL 10 return to old party allie
glance. with permanent gains to the
Republican PARTY from the best ele-
menta u Democracy and Populate
"rhls IL largely due to the prosper
Gus conditions Of Agriculture and busi-
ness generally. The people are sat
lsned with present conditions
I'm Nebraska the Fusl0nlsta early In
she campaign practically abandoned
the free silver issue and for a time At
tempted to malnrain themselves by
criticism Of the conduct ~ the war.
Driven from this, they fell back on the
NcCianfiy bill.
''rho Republican campaign was very
active and aggressive. and successfully
met the three issues In detail Above
everything else. however. was the pa
triutlc determination 10 stand by an ad-
minisirati0n whose victories IN war and
whose far-reachlnR and successful for
eign policy has won the admiration Of
Christcnd1m."
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BLANCO FEARS MUTINY
Havana Presents an Appearance Of Being
Under Siege.
-FOUR ARMED SOLDIERS At EVERY CORNER
Colonel Ma..o rarra Threatens 20 Come
Iato the city to Collect the Ar
rear. Ia Military Pay.

Havana. Nov. 9.---via Key West, Nov.
io--slnce early on the morning u Sun
day last the streets Of Havana have
egain presented the appearance Of a
state OF Siege. ~ every corner -four
regulars are stationed armed with
Mauncr rinsa. besides the usual city
patrol.
A. Il IL known tho orden Publlco
forces have been threatening trouble
over the refusal Of the government u
ay the arrears OF wages due them u
was at nrut supposed these military
precautions were taken out Of fear "
an outbreak In that quarter. Later.
however. II was learned that Colonel
Maaso PARA. late commander " the
dlsbaudcd Cuban Eapanola brigade
with his officers had threatened 10 come
TO the city. proceed to the palace and
demand the settlement Of his officers
pay. Feeling that the arrival OF Col.
pnrro would be the signal for other
indictments to JON the movement and
thus cause serious trouble. Capt Gen.
nlnnoo forbade col. PARA 20 come 20
Havana. Anticipating characterization.
however. Gen. Hlanro took precautions
10 duccr any attempted uprising.
Gen PARA nrst attracted attention
when. ranking aa a hrigndlcr general
OF the cuban insurgents, he deserted
the spanish army, was gwen the rank
81 colonel and organized brigade OF
5000 CuhanH under his leadership
known AZ the Cuban Eapanola brigade.
which ala signal service for the Span
laris during the late war.
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ChicaFo. Nov. iO.-The tow hne oi
The schooner Iron CHI which was be-
Ing t0ged into port today by The steam
er Inonduke pate IN the furious north
eaAt gale, and the schooner drlfted
rapidly southwark, lie anchors
hnaliy held her until the ap-
nnrently doomed schooner was
about 100 feet outside the inner break
wuter on Van Buren, street For two
hours three tugs tried IN va;n 30 pull
her into safety. TIE crew clung 10 the
schooner although seas were rolling
over her fron stem 10 stern, finally
slenais Of distress were h0isted and che
nc saving crew started nj once for the
wreck.
Cor 10y Morton a CO, She iaNowned by
Parker and Miller Of Detroit
III, IT,. saving crew with tho as.
,i.,.p,s ~ two tlgI s.esfeded IN say.
INC the crew NJ the Iron Chm. after
much hard work. Unless she wind and
sea abates, the schooner VIII be lOat.
Ths life boat was nearly swampel
aeyeral times, but after a long. hard
strurgle the crew succeeded In getting
her under the lee Of the Iron cliirwhich
hv thls time was nearly waterloggod
and EVIDENT, dnking. one by one the
men composing the crew OF 4he Iron
ciiff Jumped into the waves and We're
dragFed into she life boat. Some OF the
mon We're unconscious whom .escued.
Soon after the Iron cllf SANK IN shall
law water. She will probably be a satal
loss The storm today was even worse
than chat OF october 90 and 20. The
Wind blew 60 miles an hour
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INDIANS WILL FIGHT.
Creek Nation Are Mad Regarding The Treaty
Returns.
ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVEN WOUNDED.
Indian Police Have Been Called out
20 OkmuiEee and soldiers
wan Follow

Fufala. l. T. Nov io.-i, O. known
here that chcre has been hEhung at Ok
mulgeo. the capital Of the Greek Nation.
where the council met Tuesday. For
forty-eght hours rumors ~ trouble have
been drf.lng from Okfnuigcc which 's
forty miles oft the railway. and with
out telephone or telegraph service 10
T. known. however. tina; the full-bl10ds
have made an attack upon the tr0aty
leaders az Okmuigec and that at least
one man has been Killed aud seven or
eight wounded. All the Indian police az
Agent Wsrdum'a disposal have been ore
dered 90 Okmulrec and soldiers VIII
follow. The Whte people feel able tu
take care ~ themselves. The only fear
is Tor She half. Do. eds who voted Tor the
treaty.
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sent TO his house lie was riddled with
bullets and lefi dead.
Special trains are being run into VIII
ininEton from other towns with REIN
forcemcnts " arms Gohsboro has
started 700 men. 1.aurinbufg has start
"a 100 and others have offered help V
needed. The light Infantry n regular
state organization viii probably take
comnnd Of the situation here and ~
officers direct the patroillng and guard
Ing OF the city II ls understood that
the governor has given HE sanction q
this plan and II carried out viii have
a stlutnry effect Tho local dotaeh-
mont of u. 8. naval reserves In fatigue
uniforms. dragging their new one
FOUNDER rapid fire gun are now ut the
scene Of the trouble together with the
light Infantry and several hundred
armed citizens Hut there Il nothing 20
shoot at The negroes having d.saP.
pcarcd.
Tho relnf0rccmonts from G1dsh1ro
have been turned back and the commit
tee of twenty-five 10 considering plans
Of preserving order. Tho plan most In
favor IL 10 appoint sub.cumuriueos Of
xix or ten to taxi supreme charge OF The
city supetceding the mayor and other
authorities
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cAi.iroRSIA.
Entire Republican Legislative. Ticket
IIsrtsd Ese.pt One.

san Francesca. Nov. i0.-.wlth 7ss
precincts siii 60 hear from Gage, Rep.
Tor governor. leads Mcguire, Dem, BY
.l,He vics, The Republicans have
surely elected all the rcrt of the stats
rcket except secretary OF state. and
Nainiieci Tor supreme court judge. The
Congressional ticket viii probably stand
ok Republicans. ono Democrat. Deyrles.
Dem. In the second dis,rict. being the
only successful Democratic congress
nonll candidate. In che Flrur district,
With 2l5 precincts stil unreported'
iAfham, Rep, leads Scaweli. Dem, BY
l,s0l votes. In the Seventh. with ig,
precincts out of 900 missing. Nee,iham.
l.cp., has i.oiT votes mofe than Castle,
Dem.
u r. not probably tha, the result IN
either tho First ~ Seventh districts Will
hc changed by the complete returns.
The legislature will stand
scnatc-liepubhcana. ~: Democrats.
Assembly-Reputaicans 81; Democrats.
This will rive che Republicans a clear
m1lufiy " a. on Joint ballot and as
SUMS the elc,iln OF Republican Unit
I'd states 1cuatur
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INER TNE BANQUET.
l., CHRONICLE CALLS HIN A nUOOltR


Nov tO.-The Duke OF Dew
l ~ i,rd president Of the council o.
f,al. vbo was the principal guest
iiu '.,orsl banquet at East Bourne
'is .',e SAID In the course OF MS
- 10 reply to a toast 10 ns' III"
r., minister's ,..,., ,r,m
n strengthening our naval
" "a general defenscs, since fa ia,
y, : only an incident IN muen
|litd s ..sres.ss the prevalent feeling
~ .,s9f England, and there can .,
i.1.il,, mat Lord Salisbury'a speech
p 80 a.id Hail banquet, pacihc ~
p W ,ss wlii uot be received with
:. .sthuaIasm BY the gcneral pun
Lac from the comments Of the
s.-., rapsra more attention u likc-
: ~. psid 10 hls grave warning OF
Y .'e.,sIty Of uphoidinE the empire
81 l..,ns sscrlaces to provide a strong
IA 10 his pacific assurances
w ~ most friendly journals eN-
~ tsticcncc a. due to the re-
la imposed BY the responsibilities
q q. ~ .ny chronicle calls him "A
- vk1 Il afraid 70 take the pub
FL h. confidence" and protests
.'f H. maladr0it suggestions That
..,rs y. Oh the United States into
~. pIIitlcs viii make for war"
n standard says
~, 4 a deliberate vagucness In
= ssnsbufys language. a tendency
800 rsthar than indicate unpalata.
y. trihf-whIch IL not rcahHuring."
y. paily News also diaaErvgu with
: ...1fks about America, and Hhya!
\ fsIsf that fails TO c0nduce 10
49,. ~ rohducc 10 Great iifithln'H
800 Probably. however. Lord
gr,,ff, only meant that Great Britain
"a n United States are not likrly 90
4 tgri % 0ppltltc Sides. and there
4. rriaIly arfce with him"
a. fsly News then proceeds 10 ask
,t4iiF ne Philippines are the storm
i,-'lf shith the premier foreseaH. and
~ omsns are certainly not fayora-
A. M ffare conference II In "a dead
Ia Emperor william II Fastening
IL "a id nerlln. but TO Spain. ~
III salisbury meant anything by his
sriift rrafdiug America they point
4 smsuhAt serious situation. ~
L -lal n0lhlnE. be- was very ill nd.
tpt V Indulge az 10 sensitive time
~ fgeh a public manner In a NJ
4 4 lratlc blues"
M Tines. In a rather coi0riena edi-
tai nlls Lord sallabury'a speech
ufriy"
fnn.
'Ha Hirsnee % decaying states az
nfI % ryils sTar will not be mlaun-
eiii,,-i ~ The country. and the 70
cat ~ y British strength. may In
DO 0ifra1y to seek an understand
70 - A. alliance, with England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10
n,s o.,. oa I..ls Michigan.

Chlcago. Nov. io.-t.ake Michigan. be-
ing swept by q northeast gale. n tear
ing great holes IN the sea wall and the
pnVcy beach along the lake front. Tn"
Lincoln Park commissioners had Just
srtten weil under way repairing the
ssrious damage done by ne rorm OF
oct 2hth. but the heavy breakers have
now nut the whois shore line IN a worse
shape than ever.
The action ~ the waves has under
mined the outer driveway IN Lincoln
Park after washing over and dlsplnc-
sing the heavy shore drive from Byron
street south. che water ran across the
roadway and made " imptstuOie,
The surf played havoc Win INC ga
wun on she i.akeHhnrc drive ana ate ~
way into the dirt emhtrkment.
Several vessels are overdue IN Chis
cago and some apprehension u felt for
Their safety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

~ York Nov william y. Bur.
90 Qhcr a prominent actor. IL dead
Wi tlp from accidental gas as.
i5i.i4n. ag0d o. years.
49, q native " Akron. o.. aud a
l..-Ai' % Columbia College. lie be-
e.N student but soon abandoned
80 llf W. dramatic profession and
~, Nir reputation travelling
3, oeuhify, appearing In Hamlet.
49, az Other ShakespsareSn plays.
Fii NJ career he assisted Mime
1919, when she flfat came here AMI
al. l,afrd with Mary Anderson
~. naffluEhf, his brother. lost his
~, W. brooklyn rheater ilre In 1871.
\, 7.apprlf,ng with Kate CiaStnn In
i,,,t oiphAns Af,eg his brother.s
i,.l ue practically gave 10 his pro-
'' appearing only at Intervals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

w. p'l Roy. Hen,ains r.eor,, d M,
troops aud Hand. At SANTIAGO.

vi Ssisy d. cuba. Nov S-Af,er a
h.. v-l p ftafah N. may n, SS. cur, :, q
c,,,,4' . hey was discovered ~" INV s q,
c.t,sa ~ spite of tho enorts ~ ~,
49,, Z" pttyent iis diseersry w,
s.,'is s'on esf0rilng tho boty -. ~
nist NJ. ..'A'hgS towards El.tilgo
n, b. s.y. s4 'tltlH n ths cry j. Was
talisd stsi's COMPANIES " the Flfth
nli.c 'h'An'ry and baud OF
n, n,,s liooIs then eae,rtsa IN, .,,,.
n. gstl he main street. ~ ~ pody
En- .ra .pllylug he d.sa " s =.
egsihf MI ''l,nse astnaishment ~ Inc
ny honor. I', unable TO understand
- many n, '.suld be paid 10 a dead
Ansflcans ar. % n,,.l saying that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

General Agents Oct Together aud ris Up
the Central Passenger Association.


Chicago. Nov. io-Gsnerii passenger
agents " the moro prominent railroads
10 she Territory between Chicago and
PiiiHburR and BuffaD and the Great
Lakes ana the Ohio river have. at a
meeting hsh IN this city. decided that
shu organization under which they have
been working. the Central Passenger
association was In violation of the flu
pfcne Cour, ruling tn she Joint Traf.
nc case.
Bul Instead OF forowinr the lead OF
the parties % the latter agreement aud
killing the association. II was voted to
merely change the constitution and ell.
INMATE such parts - 10 as were be-.
hcvcd 90 BE- contrary 90 the decision
OF the clref justices. The old agreement
Of the ccni-sl Passenger association
provided Tor ihe establishment and
maintenance Of rates. This clause was
entirely cut cut and In IT, stead was
Inserted one setting forth tina, the OBJ
jccts o. the association are 60 eNa
change authentic Information regard.
tnT thrlfa ana unreasonable rates ana
cooperate with the interstate COM
mercc commission and In preventing
and investigating Illegal cuts.
The association was mot d.ahandnl
nor was thrre any attempt g. disrupt
Il. In faU, there was no material
change IN the organization aside from
the elimination NJ the obnoxious clause
regarding agreed rates Y. G. Donald
will oontnue 60 act Ne comm Hl0ncr
OF the amended association.
The action Of ihe General Freight as
aoclatlon regarding the decision was
SIMILAR 10 thly of the Central paFern-
Eer association. The amended conhil-
tuition 81 the Central Passenger assoc
citation viii be referred 90 che president
Of the roads tn me organization Tor cone
sideraiion a, a meeting 20 he held ncNt
Tuesday.
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NEVADA.
Republicans Have Fourteen Majority In
senate sud Thirty Pour In Assembly.

Rmo. New, Nov. iO.-out OF total
vote heard from % 65as. Ncwlanda for
Saggrsss has s,'ss so wrsn's i.Ioi.
s.06s, Sailct tsli), i.Isi. mccullough
tfopl GIG. Russell Dsm.) Gig show
Ing Mcmillan 20 have a plurality Of
Tho indications are that the entire
Republican legislative ticket for this
ccou,iy u elected with the exception u
kidneys eas.
New state senators elected as for as
heard from are!
fhnnlEan uiep). washoe; Hardesty
tsil, Demo, Elko; wnason (sll. DemJ,
Esmcraldo' Livingston (sil. Dcm),
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

Washington, Nov. i0-The following
4 the full list % she new cabinet "
Japan oomplcted on the sth inst;
Marquis iumlr1m, primo minister.
Count Malsugugnk, minister OF I'M
nucr
Marquis salFO. minister Of interior.
Admiral IA bamaya, minister OF sdu-
cation,
Vlscount A0ki. minister Of foreign al
fairs
Gen. Katrurl. minister n army.
Vlsrluug Yoshllriw. minister OF com
municatIon.
Vlos Admiral Yamatoa, minister Of
navy
M. Riyoneit, minister ~ Justice.
Alr some, minister % commerce and
agriculture,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10

"a ca I,,s Ngs'Ilf the Maria Teresa f.
V hd1,,i5sl hahamas, there was III
Va 81 ~ 'n ~ j when Captain Oar
h'rl on n s.M.aimer Saginaw, passed
~, Vas oh.n69,r an, two days after
.lsd from "5bhaon.d. The Saginaw
N9ysmbr XXI, ryr' d. PalS. Hayl. on
lA.Hy m.'s. e,,su and passed within
eaphlr G.r ~ vat Island the next day
hafd h. I'm, ''h .ild that when on the
~ Or ,bop ns,'9ghiered a fleet u wreck.
Sanity On ~ n,hsrmen, who are con-
ls,Ial.y ~, W. lookout Tor wrecks. es.
We laham5. '1 S a gale as swept over
s.rk n iha turing the first Of The
sand a XII, 'sIeaa was ashore on The
Caring aib'.,,un e, every one OF those
around M .'I,nn would have locked
"''hln a few hour after she