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Daily camera., 1898-02-02

The Hon. Bo Sweeney of Trinidad has
turned Benedict. His marriage to Miss
Lillian Reeves was solemnized yester-
day in their Southern Colorado home.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

Orders for coal promptly filled by
Woollett Browtis
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

Mems high grade chevlot pants gong
from o5c. up-all sizes. Mems hats from
hoc, I'D, At the Rocky Mountain Store
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

Garden seeds in Du.k at
z8-Im c. Z. COULEHAN'S.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

Get in your orders for coal from Wool
lett Brown at once.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02
Cruiser Montgomery Goes to Cuba.

Washington, Feb. 2-Another Ameri-
can man of war will shortly start Tor
Cuba. The cruiser Montgomery is now
coaling at Key West preparatory to sail
ing for the smaller ports of Cuba.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

Hoods pills are easy TO take easy to
operlte. Cure indigestion, biliousness
2sc
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

Use Prof. Fields worm powders.
single trial proves their worth.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if 1t fails
to cure. 2s cents.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

To Cure . Cuid In Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
II cure. 2, cents.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

To LoAN-sl.ooo to 5000 on choice
real estate. DAYS AGENCY.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

FOR RENT-First class, upright piano.
Address E. H. T., P. o. box Sol.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

lust received new line of ladies and
children's fine shoes at
286t 1tw IL. RACHoFSKY'S.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02
If you want good seeds and lots of
them, buy them in bulk of
281m c. E. CoULEHAN.

Clearing out sale of winter eapes and
jackets regardless of cost at
28-6t Itw L. RACHoFsKY'S.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

WANTED-A m IN to do chores for his
board. Apply at this ofice. If.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

For RENT-Large sunny room, 17I7
Pearl street. 3IIw
Daily camera., 1898-02-02
Publishers Of Dolly CuleIu 0Dd Weekly Tribune

TERMs-I5c. per week; soc. per month
by carrier. $500 per year when paid IN
advance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder.
Colorado, as second-class matter.
Daily camera., 1898-02-02

The board of control OF the state In
dustrial school for girls has resigned
The trouble at that institution is now en-
tirely in Governor Adams hands and is
assured of a proper settlement. The
governor has ordered an investigation OF
the school and the methods pursued In
the past in its management. The inves'
tipation will be conducted by the state
board of charities and CORE c;ions under
the supervision of Hon. Colvin S. Reed,
deputy attorney general. The inves,iga
ton will be commenced tomorrow and
all sides of the case will receive proper
airigf.
There is a point that should BE con-
,idered by the council next Monday
night tha, would do more toward encour.
aging the Identification of Boulder than
any one action that can be taken. This
is the adjustment OF the lawn tax. AS
pointed out by Camera correspondent
some time ago, the water rate and the
lawn tax produce revenue in excess Of
the amount necessary to maintain the
water system and pay the interest on the
bonds, and the latter can well be aban'
doned without Gripping the system in
any way. The agitation was begun BY
some members Of the board Of aldermen
last year. This Is the time to take action
aud complete the good work. Will il
be done!
Daily camera., 1898-02-02
Correct Treasures.


THE great many won
.pRESsMAkER.S FRIEND. der why the teachers
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DEEP SEA WATER.
40 One Thousand Fathoms Its Pres
sure T. "A Ton 90 the saaars Iaeh.

~ One Thousand Fsthoma Its Pres-
sure T. "A Ton 90 the saaare Iaeh.
When marine life began 10 command
notice. ths question ~ tho depth y,
which life could extend divided sr4en.
tihc thought into warning camps Abous
1880, IL 'sas geneEaily believed that tbs
bathyInstrica limit was sious goo faith
ofna. and some strange ideas were cur
rent a. % the physical condition q Wa
Ter when under q pressure such a. a
depth ~ tWo miles would pro.iura fs
was thought that skalss0ua u drowned
men. Or even heavy cannon and ti.s
wedges q gold that popular ilnaglus-
tion places Ia the So, f0afed ai eartaln
levels, beneath which is ~afsr 90 com
pressed hs % be impenetrabie. In facs.
water - almost incompressibis. and thS
weight ~ = cubic inch a it ss tho derth
Of . mile is very Itsis Fuora than a fh,s
surface. Dut it Nas assumed that DO 1iv-
ins being could survive q pysssors
which a. 1000 iafhoms IL ahous . ton
B. enc square inch
We ourseiyes live under q pFsasars a
atout % pounds pr inch. snd are an-
awar8 - it Indeed rs somssirasa
Waken % fo0Tning when ths bar1rns.
ief has risen. say. half an inch darinx
The night and ccussqEertiy Gnd our.
selves sasiaiuing an increased prsxrrs
- several tone nos only wishous saRsr-
inE. hui vita positive feeling q tuoy.
aucy sad good spirits On shs otaes
hand. 10 ihe iFsmaudous pfseraFa unllss
which ws llFo he Teiieg8d as ~ : auf.
gical 'crp. ssVere iujury may follow.
Asronauis suffer fF1m fhis c1nss. sad
marine animals dretged fsau sfeas
dep'h ofien rsacl fls sarf1cs ia q nsass
lame1fatla cluiiiiou. Ulfh eyes ps1frua-
inz and vlrrera disis1fs.s De o. ~
biae<fofi. Jr. in S1rsn Am-raasa -
view
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a CLEVER RUSSIAN.
Hs Pound = Method 81 usasinr mis-
Persian Creditor.

Hs Found Method 81 nsatinr mis-
Persian Creditor.
IN Persia, when creditor fails u goa
MS money in any other way. he appears
ln th' debtors h0usa aud sita down.
Ibsn he does not move away till tho
delinquent pays up. iIe entors the debit
or ssleepinR apartments. IN possible, and
has his meals brought in. A few wears
ago n Petsian held an unsatisfled olnirn
against tho British government and he
presented himself before the British
minister ono day and camped 0ut in his
pflVht" pihoe. Tho minister did not sos
tho joke aud sent fot policeman. That
made a lot of noiso and trouble. and tho
hussian representative in Tehefan evi.
IDENTIFY learned iosson from IL, Tor he
managed a case % tho Same kind much
differently
Tho Persian who demanded money
from tho Russian Count Koiomelag,yj
was holy man. defviah. aud when be
sat down In tho Russians Apterooru 10
wait til the latter paid his diputed
claim Count K0l0moisoVg know that be
could not get rid Of him without much
fnss and explanation II l. against ths
laws. or nc least tho custom, which ls
Just ~ firm, ~ touch q creditor who
takes this means ~ collecting money.
~ the count could not throw him out
He thought over the matter. and ono
morning no sent for lot of masona
Ihon he ordered them % build wall
around the dervish, who was sitting In
tho middle of tho roam The derTiah
watched them pIacidjy ~ FIRST. but
When tho wall grew aud n fecnfne ap-
parent that IL would bs completed so1u
be- jumped over II. ran away and has
not been seem giucs. They say that shs
count is the first man ia Tshsran who
has beaten a creditor of this kind with.
out recourse 20 tho police. New York
Praas
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NEW HAMpsHIRE.

Concord. n. H.. Nov. S.-Thirty-f i've
towns and wards In the state give Rol-
Inns (RepJ for governor. 1904; Stone
(Dem). 1901. The same towns and
wards In 1886 gave Ramsdell (Rep) !,
1900; Kent (Dem). 2.513. 1t f. esti-
mated that Rollins majority In the
state will exceed 10000. The Repub-
licans claim the election OF sulIoway
thep) In the First district over
Knowlton (Dem.) by 1000. The result
Is doubtful. however. In the Second
district also the early figures 90 not
show positive results The Republic
ans claim majority OF $500 for Clark
tReDJ over Danell Dem.). The iegls-
lature will be Republican b. a con
siderable majority.
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Providence. Nov. 9.--Tho voting. was
light throughout the state. aa the cleo
tion OF both Republican candidates for
congress was forcEons conclusion.
The revised constitution has probably
been rejected. The country districts
voted heavily against II, and unless
the vote Ia the cities proves larger
than expected. II viii not be approved.
In Providence Baker ODemJ Ia re-
elected, through aid Of independent
and Republican votes. by a large ma
Jority. TweRty-tbres precincts In tho
First congressional district give Bull
tHspJ, 500. Hogan (DemJ. 1916.
Fifty-thrss precincts In Second district
give capron RepJ. 6.7i7: Caryin
(Dem), f,14O.
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That an answer may BE- cheerful and
yet far from TeassuFing g. once more
proved out % tho mouth u a young
irishman
He was acting az guide 10 . party n
Americans who. ia tho cO1rso u n days
excursion during their visit % Ireland.
were wandering over q picturesque. de-
serted castle.
"It seems very unsafe. " said one 4
the party, 90 they groped and stumbled
along a dark pssssgs "Thsss f0ors ars
loose. know
"Yes, " nid another timid person.
"and ! wish I oouid sse the blue sky
above me. This seems like q duugeon.
n0t n ruin T."
Is IL tho bluo sky yo'd b. seain.
miss" aid the voice q the guide. soma
feet iu advance "Why. may che saints
preserve ys Tor an innooentf t'sths
roof, an u0Ft else. that kapes the waii.
together, miss f'--Y Youth' Companion
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UElUGE BF VOTES
Which Registered the VIII of
a Sovereign People.
SOME SURPRISING RESULTS
Developed In the State and Congress
sional Elections.
MANY REPUBLICAN, VICTORIES,
But Che Next House Of Representa-
tiyes May BE Democratic.
MANY REPUBLICAN, VICTORIES,
SEVERAL STATES IN GRAVE DOUBT

New York. Nov. s.--Theodore Roose-
welt, Republican nominee FOR governor.
has carried the state by Is. 900 plurality
over Augustus Van wyck. the Demo.
cratic candidate.
The total Republican vote when re.
ceived will probably show falling on.
az compared with that for Governor
Black In 1886. of about II per cont. In
the municipality OF New York the old
time Democratic majority was approx
imatod, Van Wyck's vote being about
$4,000 greater than that OF the Repub-
lican candidate. The returns from
many counties up tho state are inoom-
plete and In some cases are missing
altogether. The indications being com
putntions upon the hEures at hand.
point 10 a Republican plurality In the
counties above the Harlem OF about
100000, to onset which the Democrats
can produce only the $4,000 plurality
OF Greater New York.
The state senate will probably stand
~ Republicans and 2S Democrats. The
last senate contained 30 Republicans.
IA Democrats and independent.
-Four Republicans in the Brooklyn
districts. the Second. Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth, failed to be elected. and
CongrsssmAn ouigE. who had a ma
1ortty of about 9.0oo at the election
last year, has been defeated by VIII
liam Astor Ohanier In the Albany
district. the Twentieth. Glynn (Dem. }
has been elected TO succeed Southwick
(Rep).
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Loulsville. Nov. 9.-The Democrats
OF Kentucky carried nine and possibly
ten out OF the eleven congressional dis
tricts In the state. a gain OF two or
perhaps three over their last delega
tion. The Republican, carried only
one district, the Seventh, solidly, but
this was always conceded by their op-
ponents as Il has been a Republican
stronghold for years In the Ninth
district the race between Pugh (RepJ
and Williams Dem.) Is very close.
both sides claiming H. The Republi-
cans In the Fifth GIouisyille) dlstric,
talk OF contestlng the election Of Tur-
ner CDem.). The vote throughout the
state was the lightest known in years
aud the election was entirely devoid
OF excitement
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Wilmington. N. G.. Nov. 2. - Nev
Hanover believed Democratic By small
majority; Democratic gains abou,
1000. Richmond 600 70 500. gain 900
Democratic state senator "a some
doubt but think have elected him
Beiiamy elected to congress b. large
majority; looks ike Democratic land.
slide.
Returns indicate the Democrats have
carried The First Third. Flfth. BiEth
Seventh aud Ninth districts Linnsy
Is reelected 10 The Ninth. Atuater
PopJ. Endorsed b. Democrats. is
probably elected 10 the Fourth. In
the Second uncertain whethsr Fsus-
Tain lPopJ. supported b. DsmoeYats.
or White. coiored rep. 10 siectas n
looks Ike Fountaln rs va. I4gis-
iature Democratic On both branches b.
tWo-thirds majority Democrats iu-
dicial ticket elected b. ID. COO.
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81 ussd ~ think thss8 mother lu. Jaw
iokes were fction. said e young man
with fancy vest and a facediug chia.
"but gpess they 20 jnstfabie
" Has yours heen cruel to your
Yea I told two or thres ~ shese
sioFies about man being glad to bo
I'D ~ bis Wifo's mother. and shn n.id
that u keps On talking in that manner
she'd stop paying che b0uss rent ard
She coal bill and ihs taxes and that
she'd take her furniture t1 fr up a
home q her own The idea ~ threaten
ing a man IN that way. in cold 1loodf
60 Washington Star
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Baltimore Nov. s.-Returns from
more than two-thirds Of the city in
dicate the election Of Mcintyre (Rep.J }
In the Fourth district. and Wachter
utepD in the Third. the latter by a
narrow margin. The election Of Mudd
(RepJ IN the Firth and Baker (Rep
ia the Second seems probable. al
though returns from the counties may
change this outlook. No returns have
as yet been received from the First.
where the election Of Smith CDen }
Is deemed probable
Full and serni-omcisl returns from
the city Of Baltimore and partial re-
turns from the balance Of the state
make II reasonably certain that Mary
land has returned four Republicans
and two Democratic congressman. sf-
ter an extraordinarily close but en-
tirely hgtless election. This is q Dem
ocratic gain OF two.
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The Latest.

All Wayne County has been
heard from, the entire Democratic
ticket being elected by the follow
ing maiorities:
Neal, 40g
Marcum, SCI
Mansfield, $50
Millendcr, 5O1
Adkins, 900
Jackson, 425
The total vote cast in this county
on the head Of the ticket was 1915.
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are slower than usual. Enough In
known however. TO indicate that VIII
liam A. Stone tRep) IL elected gov
ernor by a large plurality.
In the nve congressional districts OF
Philadelphia the present members are
all reelected. M follows First dm-
trist. ". ". Bingham (RepJ. Second
Robert Adams Jr (RepJ: Third. VIII
liam McAlser tDem) Fourth. James
Il Young tRepJ: Fifth. A. G. Iiarmor
(Rep.).
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When D. vas q harvari rfrient fts
iate sherman Hoar lecama fauoas a. q
maker ~ sr grams 0ls sveniez % hsf
BEEN iniulsng in his zsnal styie ~
cnuVeraaf.ea in tla rccms 81 pr1fsssor
D.. q man after tis own bsarf. bas .o1
afs io Intsr.sri bic ieofufes wish a.
paFcuiiy original ritsi ri stns fstsn. afssr
ina uauner ~ Moliere. whersTsr -
folaI thsm. Whsn Hoae ard = ssil1s
sfudeni bad itfi tla ga lterlio tFessaea.
she latter euthusIas. .c1iiy cries. HV
g1re stuuau. how do yo1 maaaFa
iif wish 3 rouid fememtef al tss
hfFhi ttInEs ydl ull I1es COW
"11 tl u.'s lecture f1ueffcE ana
t1ka nota uil H1ar YEAH R.s
them fdrn "- EE-aarEs
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s. Paul Nov. 3.-Bofh parties are
claiming The rluit on che state ticket
On the legislature the Democrats have
all along conceded the victory 20 the
Republicans Returns on Congressman
are insufficient to decide snythiag a.
though 30 70 probable tbo Republicans
have 90 least four of the delegates.
probably more. Apparently tho result
viii Be decided b. the country. a. the
two cities are about a siand-oR
AZ q late hours ii seems now to be
only . question of Lads majority. e.
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EEBRAsKA.

lincoln. Neb.. Nov .. - Scattering
precinct returns indicate a political
surprise In Nebraska. inasmuch an
they forecast the almost certain cleo
tion OF Hayward (Rep) for governor
by plurality OF not less than 1000.
This will be a reversal Of the verdict
OF 1896 by nearly $1,000. The count
thus far is wholly on governor so far
as the state ticket is concerned. and as
Il is the belief that Hayward is run
ming slightly ahead Of his ticket Il
would make the results ON remaining
state Offices very close.
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mIcmIGAu

Detroit Nov 9.-Scatterlng returns
and estimates from the state AZ .
O'Clock seem 10 indicate Governor PIN
gree's reelection by 10000 and Up
wards. The governors Republican
losses seem % be Offset by gains IN
floating and fusion votes.
Two hundred and seventeen precincts
IN The state givs Pingree CRspJ s0.479
whiting 22s34 Secretary Sherman of
the Republican state central commit
Tee claims Pingree will carry The state
b. 1000.
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Jersey City. NOV. s.-The first re-
turns coming IN indicate that the
Democrats will carry Jersey City by
about z.sOO and the county Of Hudson
by between 5000 and 5000. No Re.
publicans will be elected 20 any posi-
tion IN the county or city. The Demo
Gratis have made a clean sweep. Crane
vii have very nearly n not more than
5000 In the county. william n. DALI
is elected 70 congress By probably
$500. Allan T. McDermOtt IL elected
state senator BY very nearly a. much
Returns indicate a Democratic gain
of two IN that state. the delegation
standing last year soldld with eight
Republicans
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Denver, Nov. 9.-Congress: First
district, John r. shafroth (siIver
kep); Second. John C. Bell PopJ,
both reelected.
Returns from a few Of the .2s0 pre-
cincts in this state indicate that
Thomas (Fusion) ~ elected over VOL
colt by $4,000 to 10000. Thomas seems
% have carried this county bY a-OO0.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia. 8. g.. Nov. s.-Tho Deme-
cratic state ticket was elected without
opposition. very light vote was
cast
Elected TO congress: First district.
William Elliott. Second. w. J. Tai
bert; Third, A. g. Latimor: Fourth.
stanyarne Wilson: Fifth. y. r.. Fen
ley; Sixth. James Norton. Seventh, J..
W. Stokes. all Democrats.
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Boston. Nov. s.--Whne Governor
Woicott was reelected governor OF
Massachusetts BY an Increased plural
ity over last year, the Democrats made
surpriaing gains IN nearly every con
gressionsl district and not only sue
ceeded in Increasing lts representation
from one to three. but defeated Joseph
p. Walker of Worcester. supposed %
have been one of the strongest candi-
dates In the whole state.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, Nov 9.-Flrst congress
sional district. p. d. McCulloch
CDem), elected; Second. j. s. Little
Dem), elected; Third. Thomas c. Nc
Rae (Dem). elected; Fourth, W. l..
Terry Oem). elected; Sixth. S. Brun-
dige Dem.), elected.
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All rois1uous arreuis have moFatls
fangs. wlich are fouui in ths arrsr
lW sud when nee in ass ciosa uB ike
ile blade ~ rankuifa
AZ fhs base q every rolson fang fber8
are uumcTous fsrla ~ others. and ths
fang. if broken oT iost. is replaced ln 4
few weeks ~ the growth of another
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CALIFoRSIA

San Francisco. Nov. o.--The Repub-
llcan state central committee claims
that Gage has been elected governor
by 10000 plurality. In San Francisco.
as far as counted. Gage gets 6.1s9; Ma
Guire, 5.775 II this ratio Is main
tanned Gage will carry the city by
4,478.
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" my ambifiou. said a Franch wraer.
Is 81 c0udsuao boos intoa c1arfer.
chapter into a paragraph n raFaaflrh
into q phrase p a teacher in one af our
colleges said of Richartson. "His am
bition was 10 exIaud a phrase into q
paragraph. paragraph into e page.
page into chapses and chapter into
volume. New York Commercial
Advertiser
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81. Louis, Nov. s.--chairman Cook
claims the election OF the entire Dem
eeratic state ticket by a plurality OF
3b.oeo, the election Of 10 and possibly
IA ceagrsssnen snd the return OF n
safe majority TO the legislature. insur-
lag the re-oiscties Of United States
Senator Cockrsll.
Congress-; Yeurth district @. n.
Cochran (BemL) }. elected.
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Although Judge Freer's majority
is not as large a. his friends conf
IDENTIFY expected, the peerless cham.
pion Of Republican principles was
triumphautly elected, receiving a
majority which will reach nearly
one thousand His own county,
Ritchie, honors her noble son by
giving him an Unprecedented lagge
majority
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

siouI Fails 8. D.. Nov. 9-slEty-
eight precincts in the state show gain
for Philips (RepJ 81 sg4. II this rate
Is maintained he wall carry the state
Gamble 0Rep) for congress ls ruaAiax
slightly ahead Of Govsrnor.
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Topeka. Nov 9.--Chairman Albaugh
OF the Republican state committee
claims the state for Stanley (RepJ for
governor by 5000. and Chairman Rid
die Of the Fusion committee claims the
state for Leedy CFuslonJ by 1000.
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congress- over oyorstrcet CRop). the
present incumbent. and also seven
Democratic members OF the legislature
Instead OF seven Republicans. the
present incumbents.
Republicans carry St Joseph county
on state ticket by about 300 majority.
Republican county officers probably
elected.
Chairman Martin OF the Democratic
committee expresses himself as conn
dent that tho Democratic state ticket
IL elected by about $1,000 majority. TO-
gether with a majority OF the legisla-
turc. The Republican chairman makes
the same claim for his side.
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AI.AHAMA

Birmingham. Nov. s.--Returns up 10
this time Indicate the election OF every
Democratic congressman In the state.
Vote exceedingly light in all districts
except the Fourth and Seventh.
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NOnru DAuorA

Fargo. N D.. Nov s-RsDorta from
over the state are very msagsr. but in-
dicate slight Republican rains over
1895. An estimass on hs state gives
the HepahHean ticket $500 majority
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Indianapolis. Nov 0.-scattering re-
turns from precincts ia indianapolis
and Marion county indicate Democrats
have carried the city and county This
secured Bslley's DemJ election 90
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nIssissIrpr.

Memphis. Hev. -hlssissippI con-
EressIsnL results: First district, John
NJ. Allen: Second. Thomas spiTht:
Third. Thomas G. cstehings: Fourth.
Andrew +. Fox; Fifth. John q. Will
li@ms; Seventh. Patrick Henry: all
Democrats.
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his election Ia practically cenesded
The Republicans have elected con ngress-
men In the First. Second. Third.
Fourth, Fifth and sevonth districts.
with the sixth In doubt. The Demo
Gratis have probably also elected one
OF the supreme court judges.
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Philadelphia. Nov. g Beeauas of
the large tickst and extensive cutting
~ Independent voters TIE rsfurns
from Philadelphia and pennsyiysnis
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-09

Helena, Nov. s.--Late returns make
sure the election OF A. J. Campbell
Oem) to congress by a plurality OF
several thousand. The state legisla-
ture Will be Democratic.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-11-09

New Orleans Nov 9.--Reports re-
ceived assure the election Of six Dem
ocratic congressman from Louisiana.