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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-11-11
TENNRSCEE-

NASHVILLE Tenn. Nov. 10.-The majority CT
Mcmillan dem. for governor over Fowler
rep, is estimated at from 10000 to 10000. The
democrats have a majority of the legislature
The republicans have carried the First and
Second congressional districts the other eight
giving democratic majoritieS.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 10.-Congress, First
district Walter p. BrOwnlow, rep. elected
majority less than 900, loss 5000 Second dis
trict. Henry f. Gibson elected; majority about
1000 loss $4,000
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 1O.-Complete and
partial returns from 81 out of 90 counties re-
ceived Wednesday night give McMillin, dem,
an estimated majority OF $4,000 for governor.
The figures will. however. be reduced by full
returns and it seems that his majority will be
between % 900 and $1,000. The decrease in the
republican vote is so phenomenal that an ac-
curate estimate of the total vote in the state is
impossible
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INDIANA.


INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Nov. 10.WedneSday
the returns indicated the certain election OF
Overstreet, rep. Indianapolis DISTRICT, 10
congress.
The democrats concede the republicans a
majority in the state of about 10,OOJ. The re-
publicans claim more than this.
Marion county, where bitter fight has Deen
waged looks republican with the possible eX-
ception of auditor.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 1O.--Advic es re-
ceived up to a late hour Wednesday night IN
dictate the following congressional results IN
Indiana:
First district. J. A. Hemenway. rep; Sec
ond, Robert W. Miers, dem; Third w. I.
Senior, dem; Fourth, F. NJ. Griffith. dem;
Fifth. in doubt; Sixth, James A. Watson, rep;
Seventh, Jesse OVerStreet. rep; Eighth, Geo.
W. Cromer rep. Ninth, c. b. Lands. rep;
Tenth, E. d. Crumpacker, rep; Eleventh. Geo.
w. Steele. rep. Twelfth, DR.. G. B. Stevens,
rep Thirteenth, A L. Brick, rep
The Fifth district is claimed by both Hamlll'
DEM. and Faris rep, for congress. 1t will re
quire a recount to determine the contest The
vote is almost a tie.
The republicans have carried Indiana by
majority between 1900 and 10000. Chairman
Martin, of the democratic state committee
figuring Wednesday night upon official and
estimated returns from all but three of the 81
counties conceded republican plurality of A.
800. He states upon the returns at hand that the
democrats have made ne gain over the pres
idential vote of 1896 of ,862. Later and au-
thentic returns however, may change the
present indicated result from 1000 TO 5000 The
republicans claim the state by 10000
The legislature will be republican, and the
estimate, based upon the latest returns. shows
that in the senate the republicans will have 70
and the democrats -: in the lower house the
republicans will have 80 and the democrats "A
This will give the republicans a majority or 10
OH Joint ballot. and means the election of a re-
publican to the United States senate to sue
coed Mr. Turpie The official returns from all
over the state may change these figures some,
but it is a result that both parties have prac-
tically agreed is true.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. Nov. IO.-Returns from all over
Missouri came in very slowly Wednesday. and
though far from complete. everything received
points to the election of the entire democratic
state ticket by at least 10000 majority and
the election of majority of mem
bers of the legislature ensuring the re-
election of United States Senator Cock
rell Three republican congressman in
St Louis have been reelected and it is prob
able that all the II congress ional districts out
side the city will be represented by democrats
though final returns may change this-some-
what.
In St Louis the republicans elected their
city ticket by majorities ranging from 1000 to
1000
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COLOR AnO

DENVER, Col, Nov. 10.-The entire fusion
state ticket, headed by Charles S. Thomas,
dem, for governor, is elected by majority ap-
prOXimating about $4,000 This is by far the
largest majority ever given candidate for
governor in Colorado. but is less than
half of Bryan's majority for
president. Arapahoe county includ-
ing Denver, gave about 1000 fusion majority
and FL PasO county. including Colorado
Springs, 1000 The republicans won in only
one county in the eastern part of the state. OF
II holdover state senators it appears the re-
publicans have secured two and in three dis
tricts the result is doubtful. The fusionists
have an overwhelming majority in the legisla-
ture
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Has "Military ockjaw."

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.-COl. VIM. j.
Bryan, Sd Nebraska volunteers, passed
through st. louis Monday from sa-
vannah, Ga, on his way home. In re-
spouse to request for an interview
Col. Bryan said. Don't ask me to
discuss the political situation. Don't
intimate an inquiry as to prevailing
conditions in the army. Whyr Be-
cause have military lock jaw"
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10-1he latest returns
from the Ninth congressional district indicate
that Mordecai Williams, dem, of Catlettsburg,
has defeated the incumbent. Samuel Pugh,
rep, of Vanceburg. by a majority Of about lSO
How ever Mr. Pugh has not yet conceded his
defeat and claims he has majority of Al. but
this seems to be Offset by belated returns from
Harrison county, which gives Williams sub
Stantial majority.
This gives the democrats 10 of the II con-
gressmen from Kentucky. gain of three con-
greSSmen for the democrats in the state The
Fifth, Eighth and Ninth are the districts that
Somersaulted into the democratic camp.
The state board of election commissioners
will meet at Frankfort Friday to canvass the
returns, but it is not likely that any material
changes will be made from the results as
heretofore announced.
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TROOPS LEAVE CAMP MEADE.
The Movement of the Second Corps 70
New Camps in the South VIII
Begin Next Thursday.

CAMP MEADE. Middletown, Pa, Nov.
by Gen. Young for the general move
ment of tbe,2d corps to the new camps
in the south.
The movement will begin Thursday
with the departure of the 35th Michi-
gan and the I'd Tennessee and will be
completed the following Wednesday.
The Michigan troops GO to Augusta,
Ga, and the Tennesseeans to Column
bia, S. C. Friday the 1st Maryland
will go to Augusta, the 2O3d New York
to Greenville, S. c., and the
18th Pennsylvania to Athens, Ga.
The 10th Ohio goes to Augusta
and the 4th New Jersey to Green
vile on Saturday. Sunday the Sth
Pennsylvania leaves for Augusta, the
2d West Virginia for Greenville, and
the 1st Rhode Island for Columbia.
Monday the 18th Pennsylvania leaves
for Augusta, the 4th Missouri for
Greenville, 14th Pennsylvania and 9th
Tuesday the 18th Minnesota starts
for Augusta, Sd Connecticut
for Summerville and 201st New York
for Greenville. Wednesday the 5th
Massachusetts leaves for Greenville,
and the 2O2d New York for Athens.
Corps headquarters, the signal corps
company, corps reserve ambulance
company and the 1st and I'd division
bo.n;+oIS will o1co C+ar+ Wa6paCdav
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 9.--The vote Tues
day. judging from returns now in. is from 10 to
70 per cent lighter for both parties than in
1896 The whole democratic ticket is elected
The light vote is due to the feeble resistance
offered.
The constitutional amendment requiring
that bonds of state officers be in sound surety
and guarantee companies were carried over
whelmingly. The republicans and populists
will not elect altogether over five members of
the Legislature, if that many. The legislature
elected Tuesday will choose a successor to
Senator Samuel Pace
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. Traditional returns
Wednesday do not materially change the re-
suit announced last Friday night of over 60. O0O
republican plurality on the state ticket and %
republican TO six democratic congressman The
republicans are celebrating the election Of as
many congressman in what is known as the
''on year" as they elected at the last presiden-
tial election, while they more than doubled the
plurality of 5000 for Bushnell for governor
last year.
COLUMBUS o., Nov. Incomplete returns
show Weaver. rep, is elected to congress in
the Seventh district by 81, and Bremen dem.
in the Third district by II.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov l0-Unofficial returns
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Died in the Locomotive Cab.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 8.-Whilo
the fast refrigerator train on the Chi
cago and Alton road was speeding to-
ward Glendale, just east of here Mon
day evening, Engineer Richard A.
House sat dead in his cab. his hand
grasping the throttle, his glazed eyes
fixed straight ahead on the track and :
peaceful smile on his face. Cause e
death not known.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-11-11
CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1O-Republican gains
are reported from every legislative district,
sufficient in many cases to change entirely the
political complexion Of the district. There is
no doubt, although the count is yet incom-
plete. that the republicans viii have large
majority in the legislature and that a repub-
lican senator will be elected to succeed Stephen
NJ. White.
California has elected republican governor
and probably the entire state ticket by plLrali-
ties estimated at from ), 900 to 20 600. Complete
returns will not be in for 81 hours at best. but
the election of Henry T. Gage. republican. over
James 6. Mcguire, democrat is conceded
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, y. j., Nov 10 The latest returns
Wednesday indicated that Foster M. Voorhees,
rep, plurality for governor will be between
SOOO and 10000 There will be a republican
majority IN each branch of the legislature in
surlng the election of n republican to succeed
Senator James Smith. dem.
NEW YORK, Nov. l0-The New jersey re-
turns with few districts missing show plur-
atty for Voorh ees. republican, of 5000
The New Jersey Legislature stands exactly
as IL stood last year. On joint ballot the re-
publ cans will have 81 votes against n total
democratic vote of 30
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IDAHO.

BOISE, Ida. Novl0-For the first time in the
history OF this state women have voted for
,esslah ana state officers. They took the
llVelieSt interest in the proceedings In view
OF the isolation of many places accurate re-
turns not yet available. 1t is therefore DIM
cult to say what effect the vote of the women
mas had on the general result 1t is known.
however. that the women have not voted along
partisan lines
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NORTH DAKOTA

FARGO, Nd Nov l0-Returns from the state
Wednesday swelled the republican majority.
Spaulding. rep, for congress- will probably
have majority o. 5000 and the remainder of
the ticket 500 less Twenty -one out of 81 state
senators are sure republicans while in the
house "a republicans out of 81 have been elect
ed with four more doubtful This gives the
republicans 56 Cd joint ballot, making a repub-
lican successor To Senator Roach certain
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IOWA.

SIOUX FALLS "a, Nov. 10 Almost COM
plete returns from the state give Philips
rep, for governor majority of 1900 Later
returns viii not materially alter this ma
jority.
Gamble, rep. Is elected to congress by 1000
and Burke, rep. by $500 The entire state re-
publican ticket is elected The legislature will
have a republican majority
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DEIAW RE

WILMINGTON Del. Nov. lO.-Detailed re-
turns from Kent and Sussex counties we're not
received until Wednesday morning. They are
sufhclent to show that the next legislature of
this state is almost surely republican in each
branch and certainly republican on Joint bal
lot. According 10 complete returns from the
state, with the exception of a few districts. the
next legislature will stand: Republicans. %;
democrats, % The republicans will thus elect
successor to United States Senator GRAY.
dem. ~
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Papers Seized in the Dreyfus Case.

PARIS, Nov.1O.-The Figaro says that
at the instance of the court of caSSa-
ton another seizure of papers has
been made in the house of person
who had relations with Maj. Ester
hazy and many letters belonging to
Esterhazy have been handed to the
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-11-11
NORTH CAROIINA

RALEIGH. " C., Nov. l0-Later returns indi-
cate that the democrats have elected ALI nine
OF their congressman, all 10 solicitors al ont of
0O state senator, 95 out of 100 representatives
and the state judicial ticket by 10000
In tae Eighth district it looks like Linnev.
rep is defeated by Lowell, dem. and in the Sec
ono II seems that Fountain, ind. pop. has de-
Ieated White. the Negro congressman. Later
returns may change this result.
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West India Agricultural Department.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 1O.-As the
first move in an economic scheme for
confederating the various West Indian
colonies, Jos. Chamberlain, British sec
rotary of state for the colonies, recent
ly created the West Indian agricultural
department. -
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

SIOUX FALLS, S D., Nov. 10-Returns from
p precincts in the Black Hills show a net re-
publican gain of COO So far the net republic
an gain in the state is 1.4O0. The fusiOniStS
still claim the state, but it is almost certain
the republicans have it on the entire state and
congressional ticket.
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CONNECTICUT.

NEU MAVEN, CT, Nov. 9.-The result Of the
election in this state Tuesday was general
victory for the republican ticket Complete
returns from l65 towns of the l6S in the state
give Lounsbury. rep, a, 057; Morgan, dem, S.
4O6 The same towns in 1896 gave Cooke rep,
1O0,999; Sargent. dem, 81 1896
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summer Residence Burned.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.--The summer
residence of Clarence Mackay, at West
bury, Long Island, was totally destroy
ed by fire Monday night. Loss $50, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs Mackay were in the house,
but escaped.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9.-Full and semi-offcial
returns from the city of Baltimore and partial
returns from the balance of the state make
it reasonably certain that Maryland has re-
turned four republican and two democratic
congressman. after an extraordinary close but
entirely lStleSS election.
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NEVADA.

CARSON. Eev., Nov. IO.-The election in this
state. according to the latest returns has re-
suited in the election of Mcmillan rep for
governor, over Sadler. dem. by a small major
ity Frank G. Newlands. silver, is reelected
to congress. The Legislature. which will be
republican, is believed to be favorable to the
re-eleG:i90 Of Senator Stewart
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Struck by lightning.

BEL1EFoNTAINE, O., Nov. S.-The
house of William Mustain, living near
this city. was struck by lightning aud
badly damaged. Mr.. Mustain's wife
and daughter had remarkable escapes
from death.
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and fusioRtsts g. There ara still 81 IcubtfM
districts in several OF which the official count
will be necessary to determine the result OF
these 2l districts called doubtful ten now have
republican, nine democrat and fusion repre-
Sentatives.
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OKLAHOMA.

GUTHRIE. o. r., Nov. 10.-Dennis Z. Flynn,
rep, is elected delegate to congress by prOba-
bly, 5000 plurality. Both branches of the ter
ritorial legislature are ifely republican. and
the republicans claim to have elected their
local tickets in a majority of the counties.
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The Peace Commissioners.

PARIS. Nov. 10.-The peace commits
siOners met Wednesday. The Amer
leans made long answer declining to
consider the protest of Spain against
the United States taking the Philip
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UTA III.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 1O-Enough returns
are at hand to indicate beyond doubt that Bas-
kin, dem. for supreme court Judge has been
elected over Zane, rep. According to the lat
est returns the legislature will stand Al demo-
Gratis, 18 republicans and fuSionistS.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 1O.-Campbell. dem. is
elected to congress by plurality exceeding
1000. The legislature is democratic by decd-
ed majority. Complete returns will not alter
materially the situation as stated.
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WYOMING.

be no reason to change the estimates of the
republican state chairman. except that the re-
publican majority in this state will increase.
This is indicated by surprising returns from
new precincts.
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ALABAMA.

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 9.-ReturnS up to 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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WASHINGTON.

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. 9-Three precincts in
Pierce county, two of them fusion strongholds,
show an average gain of 50 per cent. for the
republican ticket
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NEW YORK, Nov 9.-Returns from New
Hampshire show the election of these con-
gressmen: First district. Cyrus r. s;uliOway,
rep Second Frank G. Clarke, rep
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. Nov 1o.-Reports up to 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night from 1886 of the 357 congress
sionai districts show that the republicans have
elected Ia. The democrats I50and the populists
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SOETH CAROTINA

COLUMBIA, 6. c., Nov. 9.--The democratic
state ticket was elected without opposition. A
very light vote was cast.
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FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. 9.-Sayers dem,
for governor, carries the city by about ., 100
plurality. Estimated he will carry STATE by
100000
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Only a sprain? You may be cripple. st.
Jacobs Oil cures, sure.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 9.-Reports received
assure the election of six democratic congress-
men from Louisiana.
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Justly Offended.

No wonder the colonel got mad. He was
shot in the leg at Santiago, and on coming
by one of these fussy old chaps who likes
to hear himself talk and who broke out
with: why, colonel, l see that you limp.
What's the matter with your
Fell out of bed" roared the colonel.
Don't you read the rs?"-Detroit Free
praCC
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VIRGINIA.

elected, making solid democratic delegation
from Virginia.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Nov. 10.-With only two small towns
to hear from Bruce. DEM. for governor has
1O7,895 WOlcott, rep, 100 238; Wolcott's plural
ity SO, 243.
BOSTON, Nov. 10-The total vote for gov
ernOr was: Wolcott, rep, 190 246; Bruce, dem,
1O6S9s; republican majority 3,34s
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Souvenir is the maiden name of rubbish.
Globe.
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A center shot. st. Jacobs Oil strikes Sci
atica and it is killed.
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from an but one county wednesday night
make the plurality of Kinney, rep, for secre-
tary of state, 80, 0O0
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In warning there is strength.-Lew Wal
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A mule, a kick, man sick. St. Jacobs Oil
cured the bruises.
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TIE STTU1TIONIN NORTH GIRO
LIMA

Peace has nOt as yet been thoroug h.
IS established between the races in
North Carolina, aud nothing bat
prompt and vigorous measures taken
by the white people has prevented
bloodshGd. Rumurs were rife at WI
mington on Monday Of aggres.iys
and threatening conduct upon the
part OF large uumber Of negroes EN-
ployed in the works of the Navassa
Glauo Company near Phoenix, seyeI,
mics from Wilmington. There are
bout five hundred Of the negroes, and
for several weeks past thsy have ha :
the white citizens IN the vicinity Of
;he works, terrorizeG. Wneu the
news of he troubles III Niluingtou
reached them, three hundred of I'll, III
armed themselves and started for that
city.
The Navassa works are located
across the Cape Fear river, aud thu.
connection with the metropolis is b.
two rawbriGEos which span the
river. As soon as the state Of affair.
was understood, these bridges We're
opened and when the mob arrived
the5 We're unable to cross lhe river.
Matter nave queted to such an ex-
tent that MAJOR Wadlt!l has author
iAe1 tie rvturn Of !ae militia from
hia,iuI. Cline ana MaAtOa. who
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The Last Execution Mt TybHrn.

The last execution at Tyburn took place
on Friday, Nov. Z, 1888, in the person of
John Austin, convicted on the preceding
Saturday of robbing John Spiccr aud cut
ting and wounding him in cruel man
ncr In Walford's odd ard New Lon
dom it is enormously said that ''tile last
criminal executed here was one Ryland,
who was hung (sic) for forgery in 1888.
William Ryland was executed on Aug. 20,
two months before the date of Austin S
conviction, and many "a poor wretch made
tho fata! pilgrimage to Tyburn in the in
teryal, hanging by wholesale being The
rule in those days
The long procession westward had been
attended by such disGraceful scenes that
the authorities resolved to hang criminals
hencefnrth outside Newgate prison,
straight from the condemned cell Accord
ingly on Dec. 3, 1888, the recorder ordered
the erection of scatfold in front Of the
Jail, of which u notico and descriptive en-
craving appear in The Gentleman 5 Maya
zine for the same month, and ON the 10Th
tho new hanging place was inaugUratcd
by the execution f ten maIcfactOrs. -
Notes and Queries.