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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09
Deadly Cancer
Cured at Last !

were unable 20 do her any good, snc
finally pronounced IL Cancer % a uosi
malignant type We were greatly
alarmed and gave her every remedy
recommended. but they did not seem
10 reach the disease. and IL continued
20 spread and grow. Upoa the a. vice
OF > friend she began - take : =
and after few bottles had been used
decided Improvement Wss noticed.
and continuing the remedy she ws-
cared completely sid The permsne-ce
Of the cure hss been prqved e 70 s.gr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09
K u = TX RIA
Bears the lie KBd You H2e AsaS Gogytt
''e a1 &HHzzZx
LOOKS LIKE
TEDDY By 10000

enough TO make any estimate on plural
i;ies"
( secretary Maloney. OF the fusion com
! mi,tee. SAP We nave received bat few
returns bat they are favorable. So. no
+ reason 10 change our previous estimates
FUSION WINS ~ COLORADO.
Denver. COL New S-Ar midnight br-
ueaser returns have hssn received buy
/ they ar sufficient 20 snow the t-i1.. fsso,
! o.. Democrats PopaI<ts and Silver Re1ul-
/ Beans has Won sweeping victory. The.
+ clam e5.o-3 plurality Ia Gle STATE e5r
! Ta7mss for governor.
I "a lS@6 B-yan's majority vas 1-- IN
/ They ci4.r7 l5eoo plurality ID .a.s ..r
+ Shairota silver Rep in ,a- ri-s, con-
/ gress.oa4l district aad Be. lDesal ia -a4
! Second aye reelected. The legislature All,
Be strongly fusion. though. g. is .rnp.s.,..rs
10 give any Estates GA ic .1n-sa,
! Returns from twenty towns ou-zl.r, Of,
/ Denver gve Thomas jF'usso1l "a and
Wolcot, tRepe as
4 WYOMING REPUBLICAN GAINS
I Cheyenne. No. Nov. She f,ra,,i7r
signed statements q lie political s.tss-
( ,ion were handed the soro-6s5, o..
( the Associated Press at i = o-s.oeA %
/ nigh,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

nUsIc AND DRAnA.
A BOY WANTED.

Caas. z. Blaney's big spectacular ex-
travaEanEs "A Boy Wanted will be
presented az the Crawford Grand tonight
IL IS 2 farce comedy which fairly bah
hes over WITH laughter from start 90
aaish, ard with the wonderful success OF
the past season viii without doubt play
70 the capacity OF the house. with the
same strong company % artists woo won
so much favor In AL the cities "A Roy
Wanted" has plot that leads to nothing
IN particular. but serves as An lntrodoe-
ton for the very latest songs and dances.
and lot of clever comedians with spe-
cialdss II is said 20 oe about ss funny.
clever and likely combination as couid
be desired. the fun IS constant contasAru,
and never ceas.ng. ana everybody IS in
the nerriest mood during the three hours
OF IS progress. The Incidents OF the
play are supposed 20 deal with the history
OF theatrical company In financial
straits
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09
LATE NEWS 6f WIRE

Portland. Ore. Nov. s.-Clauds Branton
convicted Of the murder OF John Lynn
was today sentenced 70 hang on Deem
Der %.
San Jose. Cal. Nov. s-IAnda Vista. the
beautiful home OF G. G. Newer a wealthy
wine maker. was burned today. entaEins
a loss Of 5000. covered BY Insurance
amounting 20 s., 90.
San Francisco Cal. Nov s-The war
department has chartered the steamer 81.
Paul from the Alaska Commercial COM
pauy. to sal from this port f0r Manila
November l.. carrying supplies for the
admy stationed IN the Philippines.
Oberlin. O. Nov s-Prof II G. King.
chairman OF the faculty Of Obsriin col
lege. says that Oberiin has not offered
the presidency 20 John Barrows. of chi
cagc. Or. BarT0ws visited O5erun last
week a. the invitation OF several members
Of the board Of trustees. Wtth a possible
view 10 the presidency Of the college.
Baltimore. Nd. Nov. s-Ths engine on
tho Baltimore & Ohio tram. NJ. 6 ran
OF the rails a. Mount Vernon. Ohio. last
night. turning over on ths side Eug.-
neer Moore was seriously Injured d.
Uphsm. clerk o. the master mecnan q.
wgs slightly injured ~ passengers were
injured The trains were eich delayed
about Two hosrs
Norvich. COM. Nov E-rnpreszfvs
but simple funeral ceremonies were he'd
today over the remains ~ the iare pa
Nd Amos Wclls. ne political sco18mist.
There were private services a. fhe i@ts
home q ~. Wells. followed ~ puzzle
service a. Cnris- Episcopal church which
was largely ATTENDED many friends from
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Washington,
West Virginia.

Wheeling. w. Va Nov. SIN this coun-
ty twenty-eight precincts out Of 50 gave:
For congress: Dovenor. Republican. :. 10;
Blair. Democrat, 200. The entire Re
publican legislative ticket goes through
Wheelng-Ohio county. IN which Wheel
ing is located elects the entire Repubi-
can ticket by from l. 20 20 1.40o majority.
giving the Republicans four members Of
the legislature and state senator. First
congressional district IS believed to have
reelected DovenOr. Republican. by a
good majority.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

70 The ti.ne ., ne haAI muster cut TIE
psynlAsrer refused 20 pay oey0Dd the rins
when are regiment 10 wh.ct the sososer
belonged Is mustered out The war as-
part-nen; teiegraphed THAI h4s ruhns ~es
right TIE dep2-tns1, also holds raAs
soldiers admitted 20 hospitals and unsols
70 De mustered out when TIE regiment
was. should receive pay TO ne uEe Of
Discharges from she hospital AID rDusesr
out
smiths A>sailant Pleads Not entity
Los angeles. Cal. Nov S-A @. Brad
ley. ne inmate 90 TIE soldiers home a.
Santa MO1ica WHO shot Governor Smith.
or tn- hone. few weeks ago. when ar
rzignsd in the superior court. pleaded n-ss
guilty OF assault With sntsnt 20 xii HIS
trial was deferred 20 December Is Gov
eraor Sriloa has recovered fr9u thu
wounds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09
SIM Another Prize Ring victim

ing club last night MAI Smith knocked out
Tom Turner with a blow over the heart
in the thirteenth round OF boxing match.
Turner remained unconscious and died
this afternoon. Smith and his friends
have been arrested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

forcing out ;he poison sd Kidding tie
system q Is forever
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case q Cancer. S--pfsls Csta-rh
Eczema Coz tsE1o'ss Blood Foison .kaeu-
r1stisra- Cd sores. ulcers. etc. = ma
te-s not That other rensasiie 80 have ben
Used n Tai1 ! - the only blood
rern@aw ars-S~-Aad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

The chart for the reservation - SEATS
for the lecture Of Rev. J. J. Lewis on ma
Passion Play Of Obsrammerrau az As
Crawford Grand next Saturday. opens a.
Howe's this morning Holders % the
Hospital Lecture Course tickets can So
cure the seats without extra charge The
general sale Will open on THURSDAY This
lecture has received the strongest consn-
dalton from ministers az an denomins
tons. There has been no dissenting
voice as 90 its extraordinary merits Il
was even pronounced a work OF art ey
the Jewish Rabbi Of Columbus. Ohio. VINO
IS company with many members OF to-
synagogue attended rs presentation IN
thar city. The following but voices tho
general sentiment OF tho Clergy:
The lecture course cannot help but 10
good wheuecer il Is given. wish ~ could
be given in every church IN America
REV. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS d. n.
Hanson Place ". +. church. Brooklyn.
y. y.
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SIG.
Missouri.
Kansas City. Mo, Nov S-The CITY has
been carried by the Republicans BY ma
jorities estimated at from l 200 20 1.5ca.
81. Louis-The Post-Dispatch Undepen-
denO claims that Richard Kereas. Dem
ocrat. and Edward A Noonan. Demo-
GRAFT. have been elected. respectively. IL
the Twelfth and Eleventh districts. de-
feating Congressman Psarce and Joy. Re
pu6licans- The election OF the Republican
city ticket by 5.ooe plurality is conceded
riontana.
Helena. Mont. Nov. S.-Forty precincts
for congress, as many IS both other can
didates combined.
Helena. Mont. Nov. Slater returns
make sure the election Of A }. Campbell
Oem.) 20 congress by a plurality OF s=y-
eral thousand. Tae state legislature VIII
be Democratic
Nebraska.
Omaha. Neo. Nov. SIP 70 S.so o'clock
only four precincts out o. ia in Douglas
county nave reported on governor. 1E6Sa
show 10 gains Cor either party.
Nevada.
Carson. New, Nov. AT S o'c,ock The
vote for governor IN two precincts OF
Ormsby county gives Sadler Silver 100.
Mcmillan CRep.) a. Russell DEM S. Nc
Culloch (People's) 6 Election OF al county
officers conceded TO silver party.
Reno 10 p. m)-Indicauons point 70 the
election OF McMiEan. Republican. for
governor; Newlands. Silver. for congress.
Flanagan. Republican, senator. and at
least two out OF the four aSsemolymen
from This district
Reno. New. Nov. s.-i3:so a. m--About
one-third OF the vote is counted here
Everything points to McMNan's CRep)
election as well as tfie Republican l.gi.-
latiye ticket
New Hampshire.
Concord. n. H, Nov S-Thirty-hve
towns and wards IN the state give Rollins
CRep.), for governor. 4094. Stone Deml
5,0Q1 The same towns and wards IN 1886
gave Ramsdan (Rep) 400. Kent DEM
:. 413. 1t is estimated that Rollins major
ity the state will exceed 1850. The leg
stature will be Republican BY a consider
able majority.
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To Prey ON French Commerce

s.. Johns. y. F. Nov s--Ths British
cruiser Cordelia, il IS understood viii be
ordered TO This port TO remain here during
the winter. She Will mold herself in read
mess 10 scVur the Grand Banks for the
enemy's shipping II war should be de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

@. the d ,sease cas-
returned though zen
years have elapsed
y L NrooLzsEooEs.
SpsTta. "a
TIE cures made ~
: : : s-e perua-
rent Itis ire only
blood remedy which
csn cure otsfirsfs
deep-seated blood
4 seases h@csC-e T.
"a 80 only ore
which acts on the
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New Hampshire.
North Carolina.

Wilmington ". @, Nov. s.-Resuts are
coming the Democrats way. The ma
jority Of Bellsmy. Dem, for congress in
this district may reach 1900. which would
be a Democratic gain of 5000. The Dem
ocratic majority for the state ticket will
be large and probably six Democratic
congressman elected Both houses of leg
islature iwh be strongly Democratic.
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Trensnr, Statement

Washington. Nov. s-Today's statement
Of the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. $39I. 0fo, ls7; gold
reserve. s2l2.24s.s70
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The 0aha Daily Eagle: "Wednesday urnis nouber

welt 40. McKinlsys' plurality in 1886,
| e.S2S; Blacks 4.lss; Wallace in 1887 Ics7.
Rochester-Complete revised returns
give RocheNter: Roosevelt 1929; Van
Wyck 1s,7fs; majority for Roosevelt 5i5.
Binghamton-This city complete gives
Roosevelt 4. ~; Van Wyck SAB.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS plurality in the
city. as corrected. is So.
Ithaca-Ithaca city complete returns:
Roosevelt 1857: Van Wyck l.25s.
Bunalo-It is estimated that Erie coun-
~ iwll give 1900 for Van Wyck.
Ithaca-Thompkins county complete
gives Roosevelt 4.5l4: Van Wyck 307i.
Indiana.
Indianapolis. IND. Nov. S-As there are
state, congressional county and township
tickets. embracing. al ltold. ninety-tour
candidates, returns will be late from In
dianapolis and correspondingly so from the
remainder OF the state. In the city there
are 229 precincts and in Indiana. including
Indianapolis. 3.259 precincts. Comparisons
will be made with The vote for Mckinley
electors in 1885. when they carried the
state by a plurality of 1s.1S1.
Ai4NAl ana DOAlS-1 Htlts piCNAAA[lS e4Nc 1Nd--
ston Dem.), secretary of state, L120. Hunt
Rep). 2Oss. Same in 1896 gave Bryan l.
43S. Mckinley 2373. Net Republican loss.
I47.
precincts in indianapolis and Marion coun-
~ indicate Democrats have carried city
and county. This secures Bailey's Dem)
election to congress over Overstreet (Rep).
present incumbent. and also seven Demo-
cratic members of the legislature instead
OF seven Republican present incumbents,
Indianapolis-l60 precincts in Indiana
give Ralston DEM 1888. Hunt CRep.)
l5455. The same precincts IN 1886 gave
Bryan 1s.215. Mckinley 17.414. Republican
gain. IA.
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. Sat I O'Clock
this morning Chairman Martin. of the
Democratic state committee, said the re-
turns were not as yet sufficiently COM
plete to determine as 10 the state. The
Republicans have probably elected In the
Sixth. Eighth. Tenth, Eleventh and First
districts. though the last is not conceded.
Democrats claim the Second, Third,
Fourth Fifth. Seventh, Ninth, Twelfth
and Thirteenth distrSts. The legislature
IS still IN doubt. II will be impossible 20
give reliable figures on state, congress
or legislature until tomorrow. Both par
ties claim all three.
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Tors y people tell yoi they are busters
when they know very well they are only
Dcres Washington Democrat
II takes hot fire 10 purify gold.-Ram's
H0rn
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THE GAY MATINEE GIRL. =


the aGy Matinee Girl bright chic
and charming. with It's wealth OF up-to-
date ideas comes 20 the Crawford Grand
on Thursday. me scene OF the play Is
laid ~ Florida and the three acts are
succession 81 lively incidents. songs
dances. med!eys. minuets and al that
goes 20 make up a high-ciass popular per
forulance. There are a dozen pretty act
resses who sing. dance. dress yell and
are boarders at a Florida hotel There
IS a noticeable lack Of anything approach
ing dullness in the performance. which
Is also clean and wholesome. The most
prominent figures n the big company
are oMnroe and Hart. the famous come
dams. and aAIt,ie fVckers who. as rhs
"aNtinee Girl" g. as iovable. dainty. ar
ttsuc and bright as that sort Of girl
should be. The male contingent - con-
posed OF a versatile lot OF performers
who all contribute 70 the enjoyment OF the
occasion. The specialties introduced are
all clever. new and humorous. The Cay
Matinee Girl" should not be overlooked
By lovers OF good. clean. up-to-dats must
cal comedy. especially when presented. az
it Is. by a large company OF artists. all
OF wBom can sing. dance and act.
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Harris5urg-rhs vate IN the Penrsylvs-
MA regiments are as follows Fourth regi-
ment-Stone 90: jerks 10. Swallow 10:
Fifth regiment. Stone IA jerks AZ. Swal
low IS.
South Carolina.
Columbia. s c. Nov. S-Ths Democrat
ie state ticker vas elected w;thou, Op-
position A light vote east
Tennessee.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov 81 a rn--Re-
turns partial and complete from forty
COUNTIES. show an increase os BOO IN
, AieAilan's majority over me Democratic
majority OF 1855. and Indications poiur 20
majority for &cNlllia FOR governor ex-
ceedins 10.so- TIE vote has been exceed
ing.y AgAt- The Democrats gain ABOUT
twenty members q the legislature.
Utah.
salt Lac. Utah. Nov. S-Tbs-. AZ. p
voting precincts n SAT- Lake and :. ave-
side OF the city. Al o'cloek few scat
iering returns have been received. out not
enough 10 give any indication II results
Salt Lake, Utah. Nov s.-Tgckets badly
scratched and returns slow. At O'Clock
this morning returns from 20 precincts
n ciiy and state give Roberts. Dem. FOR
congress. S22. E1dridge. Rep. IS. Zane
Rep. for Judge. rs; Bask.n. Dem. SIS
No reliable information on legislative
ticket
Salt Lake. Ctah. Nov. s.-Eigtt pre-
ciacts outside OF salt Lake give Roberts
(DenL) for congress 115. Eldredge (Repl
us. Same precincts give Baskin CDem.)
for Judge Ia; Zane. (Sepl. Is4
Sals Lake. Nov. s-Thirty precincts give
Roberts Oem). for congress- l.ss3: e.
dredge. (RepJ. LIZ.
Washington.
Tacoma, Wash, Nov. S-ThreA ERE
eincts in Pierce county. two OF them
fusion stronsholds. sho wan average gain
Of 20 per cent Off the Republican.
Tacoma, Wash. Nov. Seven ~ s.
precincts n Tacoma give w I. Jone.
Republican. 25S; C>ushman. Republican.
2S2; Lewis Fusion, Is: W. c. Jones. F4l-
sion. ls2 These precincts IN 1895 gave
total fusion majority OF 125
Portland. Ore. Nov. S-State or Wash
ingtoni Four precincts OF - IN the state
of Washington give the following vote
for congressInen-at-lsrge Jones. Repub-
lican. 134; Cuchman. Republican, $50.
Lewis, Fusion. 1Ol: Jones. Fusion. 9s. The
same precincts in 1896 gave Hyde. ReDub-
lican. 1l3; Lewis, Fusion. 123 Republican
gain q.
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CONNECTICUT

New Haven, Conn. Nov. S-Congres-
Eional: First district. F. Stevens Hen
~, elected; Third district. Charles A
Russell, Rep. elected Fourth district E
j. HIN, Rep. eIecte9; Second district,
fnIrhr IN
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nichigan.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. s.-Compietion OF
the O'Clock count in thirty-four out OF
30 precincts in Detroit gives Pingree
Rep), for governor. 1851, White Dem.)
$3.50. In the sac precincts for congress
men, Corliss Rep) received 2,643. Pond
2.SS5.
Detroit-Governor Pingree runs ahead OF
his ticket in Detroit. but to a much less
extent than formerly. Republicans have
probably elected the majority of members
of the legislature from this city. For con-
gress .Corliss (Rep) seems to show a
small majority over Pond CDem.)
Notwithstanding returns and estimat-
ed returns from the state at o'clock seem
to indicate Governor Pingree's election by
40 900 and upward. The governors Re
publican losses seem to be Offset by gains
in floating and fusion.
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As Told By the Bulletins.

Continues trom FI-si Page
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MARYLAND

Baltimore. Nd. Nov S-Cougrsss .onal:
Sixth district: George A Perre. Rep
elected: Fifth. sydney Mudd. Rep. elect
ed; Second. William Baker. Rep. elect
ed: Third Frank {. Wachter. Rep.
elected: Fourth. James W. Denny. Rep.
elected.
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Cx o. Rochesser-Roas-v lsEs,
Van wycS. ls.7as Plurality sor Roose-
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Massachusetts,.

Boston, Mass, Nov. S.-Returns from
twenty-five cite. and towns in Massachu-
sets outside OF Boston give Bruce Dem.)
1850. Wolcott (Rep) 4.416. Same towns in
1896 gave Williams Dem) 900, Wolcott
(Rep.) 6.S4s.
Boston-Governor Wolcott is undoubted-
ly elected by reduced majority. while
the Republicans also have elected at least
ten OF the thirteen congressman. The leg
islature will show about the usual Repub-
ucan majority in both branches.
Boston C:15 p. m)-Returns from 100
cities and towns in Massachusetts,. OUTSIDE
OF Boston. give Bruce CDem.) 11,441, VOL
colt (Rep) 27.3Ss. Same in 1896 gave Will
Jams (Dem.) 1888. Wocott (Rep.) 37,415.
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ALABAMA

Birmingham. Ala. Nov. S.-Returns up
10 this time indicate the election of every
Democratic congressman in the state.
COLORADO.
Denver. Colo, Nov S.-Congressional:
First district. John +. Shafroth. Silver
Rep; Second district, John {. Bell Pop.
both reelected
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MASSAC,HTS FTTS
AfICHIGAS

Boston. Mass, Nov. S-Congressionai
FIRST district, George p. Lawrence. Rep.
is elected
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minnesota.

ST Paul. MINI. Nov. S.-Thrteen pre-
cincts out Of l $50 outside OF ST. Paul and
Minneapolis give Eustis Rep) as, Lind
(Fuslon) 72S Same precincts two years
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Iowa.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov s.-Ten precincts in
Iowa give Dobson CRep0. secretary OF
state, 11so. Porter CDem.) ee7. Same pre-
cincts in 1896 gave Mckinley 1,$45. Bryan
$50.
Des Moines-The chairman of the Dem
ocratic state committee has given out
the following statement:
eve concede the state to the Republi-
cans by 25.O00. We have elected Weaver
in the Sixth district by 1000 to 100 There
are insufficient returns IN from the other
districts on which to base a statement.
Signed } FIRED TOWNSEND.
Chairman"
A statement from the Republican state
central committee read:
1.-THE Republicans have carried the
state by more than $1,000. We have elect
ed every Republican congressman by
large majorities. Lacey. Republican, in
the Sixth, has 1,50o TO 1000 majority.
(Signed) &C. T. HANCOCK,
chairman"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

Harris5urg-Fhs vate IN the Penrsylvs-
MA regiments are as follows: Fourth regi-
ment-Stone 20; jerks IL: Swallow 10;
Fifth regiment. Stone IA jerks IA; Swsl
low 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-09

Detroit-Sixty-two out OF - Detroi;
precincts give Pond, Congressman. Dem.
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Louisville. Ky. Nov. &-Congress: sew
snth district. Evan Settle. Dem: Fifth.
Oscar Turner. Dem. elected
kentucky-SiNth district. Albert s. Ber-
~, Dem. elected 10 congress,
Louisville Ky. Nov N-CongreSs.
Eighth district. George c. Gilbert Dem
a. acted
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Dubuque, Ia, Nov. S-For congress.
Third district, David B. Henderson. Rep.
elected
Des Moines-Congress Tenth dis
trict. J. 7. Doiliver. Rep. elected. Second
Joe R. Lane. Rep, elected. Ninth. smith
Mcpherson. Rep elected sixth. John
! Lacey. Ken re-eLsc.ea
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INDIANA.
IOWA

Muncie, Ind. Nov. s-Congress: Eight
district, George ". Cramer. Rep. elect
cd
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SOLID MISSISSIPPI

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. s.-Mississippi
congressional results: First district, John
NJ ALI. 1, Dem, elected; Second. Thomas
Spight, Den, elected; Third, Thomas c.
Catchings, Dem, elected: Fourth, An
drew F. Fox, Dem, elected; Fifth, John
S. Williams. Dem, elected; Sixth, F. A
McLain, Dem, elected; Seventh, Patrick
Henry, Dem, elected.
RHODE ISLAND
Providence, r, l., Nov. S.-Congression-
81: First district, Melville. Bull. Rep,
elected; Second, Adm B. Capron, Rep,
elected.
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Missouri.

ago gave clOugh Rep) 1.245. Lind (Eousion)
c-e
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Knoxville. Tenn, Nov. Second dis
trict, Henry r. Gibson, Rep. elected
]. w. Gaines. Dem. Sixth district; J. D.
Gibson. Dem. Fifth district; y. N Cox.
Dem, Seventh district, are reelected.
Tenth district. F. w. Carmack, Dem,
elected; Eighth, It. w Sims. Dem. elect
ed; Ninth, Rice A. Pierce. Dem, elected !;
First, w. P. Brownlow. Rep, elected.
Third, John a. Moon, Dem, elected.
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G. A. r. Annual Encampment

At Cincinnati, September $40, 1898,
only 1 cent per mile. Tickets will he
on sale September 3, 4, 5 and 6, 1898.
Good to return leaving Cincinnati not
earlier than September 9th, nor later
than September 18th, 1898, with pro
Viso that upon deposit of ticket with
joint agent not earlier than September
5, nor later than Sept. 9, 1898, and
payment CT a fee of % cents per ticket
at time of deposit, an extension Of re-
turn limit to leave Cincinnati to and
including October 2, may be secured.
For tickets and full information call on
agents or address E. O. Mccormick,
Pass Traffic Mgr, or Warren j. Lynch,
Ass. Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. WIG