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GRIM-Manoah w Grim Feb q, age hfty-six
years, eight months, nine days. Funeral serv-
Ices Friday, 1870 D. m, at his home, 523 Prospect
street. Friends invited
GRIFFIN-Fhomas Madden, son of w. J. and NJ
j. Griffin. aged four years and seven months
Wednesday morning Feb q 1899. Friends can
view the remains Thursday afternoon and even
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m; from IS. Peter and Paul's Chapel. Burial
private
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MUscATINE.

Muscatine, Nov. s.-Shaw, republic
can, for governor, and the balance of
the state ticket were elected in the
county; Gissler, for representative, re-
publican. is defeated by Nicholaus;
Gobble for treasurer. democrat, defeat
ed Navis; McGaughey, democrat, de-
feats Tyler for sheriff; Townsley, re-
publican, for superintendent of schools,
defeats Pepper by big majority, and
King, republican, for coroner, defeats
Golf by very close vote.
Muscatine, Nov. s, p. m.-(Spc-
cial. )-Governor Shaw and the repub-
lican state ticket, have a majority of
229 in this county. Giesler, republican
candidate for the legislature, is defeat
ed by 49,, Narvis. republican candi-
date for treasurer, defeated by 400. and
lyle, republican candidate for sheriff.
was defeated by AS. Giesler carried
the city of Muscatine, which islstrong-
" democratic, by 81 majority, but his
defeat was brought about bv local diff
fsrences in the county.
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mAssA uHUsETTs.

Boston, Nov. s.-By Associated
Press. 1.-The figures stand today prac-
tically as announ ..ed last night. The
plurality of Crane (rep.) for governor
is within a few " .,tes of 1925. Com
ment among the republicans today is
TO the effect that the result is an en-
dorsement by Ma ssachusetts of the
policy of the adm illustration in the
Philippines. On the other hand, the
democrats, pointing to the great loss
in the republican vo tie, claim that Mas
sachusetts thereby entered a protest
against expansion. Especially is en-
phasis laid upon thts fact that $4,000
republicans refrainet from voting.
The democrats are pbilant over the
victory in Boston, VIII ich, after giving
q republican plurality for governor in
the past three years, g; I'VE Paine plu-
rality of $500. The democrats gain
seven seats in the legisl lature.
Boston, Nov. Sly Associated
Press. THE vote of Mas sachusetts for
governor (completc) fol- lows: Crane,
republican, 1886; Pain e.. democrat,
103,s14; republican plural ity, 65,o52.
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BUCKLANDER WILL RECOVER.
Encouraging Repor, From Young Man
Shot at Osk aloosa Monday.

Oskaloosa, Nov. S.-(Special.)-H
bert Bucltlander. the young man who
was accidentally shot here Monday ev-
sning during the crowd and jam at
tendant upon the reception of Compa-
ny +, Fifty-first Iowa volunteer infan-
try, will recover. Walter Reasby, n
young colored fellow residing at Much
akinock, is under arrest, charged with
having done the shooting. Virgil
Stepp, whom it is thought is implicat-
ed in the affair, is also in Jail here.
Reasby denies the charge, telling what
is apparently q straightforward stord
as to how he was caught in the surg
ing crowd where he had some trouble,
but claims that the shooting was done
by some one. at his side. Reasby, it is
claimed, was iostled by a party of boys
and young men, who were in the crowd
at the depot pushing and surging for
amusement. He was ordered to get
out of the way but refused, on account
of the great number of ladies who
were being crowded. This caused u
fuss. and shorty" Stommel is said to
have struck Reasby, knocking him
down. When he got up he is said to
have rushed to the edge of the crowd,
and drawing his revolver, fired two
shots. one of them taking effect as
stated above. Constable Carr was
standing near when the fight took
place and claims to have seen it all,
and also witnessed the shooting. When
he attempted to place Reasby under
arrest the people interfered.
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KEOKUK.

sigourney, Nov. ESPECIAL. 1.-The
election passed off quietly yesterday,
with heavy vote polIed ali over the
county Every precinct in the county
has been heard from and the returns
assure the election of the entire re-
publican county ticket, except treas
urer.
shaw's majority over White in this,
Whites own county, is 300. Wilson for
representative is elected by go; LATER
for sheriff by $50; Gimmell for coun-
ty superintendent by $40; Jim Adams,
for coroner, BY 42s; Robert Adams,
for member of the board. by 400. Com
plete returns will be necessary to de-
termine definitely on treasurer.
Sheets (rep.) has "a plurality over
iSnakenberg (dem.), with Liberty
township not heard from. Liberty
township is estimated as going from
40 to so in favor of snakenberg, thus
eleeting him by a very small ma
jority.
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national administration. They MAIN
tain that the gains are only over last
year, a year when the fusionists fell
far short of their normal strength.
They point out the fact that Holcomb,
when he ran for governor the last time,
carried the state by $1,000. Not-enough
figures have been received to- base even
a moderately safe estimate on the con-
gressional election in the Sixth district
to fill a vacancy, but the balance of the
state going as it did, it is altogether
improbable that the republicans over
came the fusion majority of over 5000
in this district.
Omaha, Nov. Spy Associated
Press. Enough returns have been re-
teived to indicate that Holcomb. fus-
ionist, carried the state for supreme
judge by fifteen to eighteen thousand.
In the Sixth congressional district,
where an election was held to fill a
vacancy, the result is close, but the
chances favor Neville, fusionist.
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HENRY.

Mt. Pleasant, Nov. s, 2 p. m.-(spe-
cial.) strong republican county
of Henry elected II democrat, Hon. G.
+. Campbell, to the legislature, by 300
majority. This is the outcome of a To-
cal fight which was precipitated last
year by bolt on the part of num-
Der of republicans against the repub-
lican nominee for senate, and on ac-
count of which he was defeated and a
democrat elected. There has been bad
blood ever since and revenge was talk
en- yesterday 10y defeating the repub-
lican candidate for representative. The
entire ticket was more or less affected,
the majority of Shaw, for governor,
being only about 400, when the nor
NAL majority is from 600 TO 500. The
disaffection also permitted the demo-
Gratis to get two of the county offices
II. p. Putnam, democrat, was elected
sheriff, and Miss Packer, nominee on
the democratic ticket, was elected
county superintendent of schools. The
balance of the republican ticket was
elected by majorities ranging from a5
to 100.
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LUCAS.

Charlton. Now s.-complete returns
from nine townships and part from the
other four in Lucas county gives ma
jorities for Shaw, governor 4o5; War
dis. state senator. 400; Hasselduist,
representative, 400; Culbertson, treasur-
er, 1903; Manning, sheriff, $50; Stanton,
coroner. 80; Goltry, superintendent,
Isl. Complete. returns cannot change
result materially. The whole repub-
lican ticket is safely elected.
Charlton, Nov. s, p. m.-(Special.)
Shaw for governor, carried this
county BY about 500 majority. the re-
turns all being in excepting from one
precinct. The entire republican coun-
'ty ticket was elected, the lowest ma
jority being 1o7, which is for the Of
flee of county treasurer. Hasselquist,
republican candidate for the legisla-
ture, has $50 majority, and Mardis, re-
publican candidate for the state senate,
has 400 majority in, this county, and
will represent the Lucas-Wayne dis
trict in the same. Both members of
the legislature will vote for j. Ii. Gear
for the United States senate.
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HONoRs HIM.
DraIkevillc Welcomes iacr Soldier Boy
With Open Arms.

Drakesville. Nov, s.--(special.) y
Yesterday was an interesting, day for
our little city. Although there was no
company from this place in the Phil
ippincs, we had one representative in
the person of Dick L. Buntcn, of Com
pany I, Fifty-frst Iowa. The rccep-
ton, that met him at the depot when
he landed here was astonishing to
him, and he was heard frequently 10
eNclaim, Il did not expect this" Fully
three hundred people were II; the train
to meet him. After his being placed in
4 carriage, a speech was rendered by
our fellow townsman, w. T.. Nc
Neff, giving our soldier boy a warm
welcome home. Then the procession
formed, headed by the band, and fol-.
lowed by a large number Of citizens
and nearly one hundred school chil-
dren. and he was escorted to his home,
where a large number shook his hand,
\ more formal public reception will
be given Wednesday evening at the
opera house.
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MONROE.


Abba, Nov. 8, g p. m.-(Special. y
Yesterdays election shows politics de-
cidedly mixed in Monroe county. The
state ticket shows a big gain, Shaw
having about 200 majority. Town
send. fusion candidate for the senate,
has lao, majority..over Nichols, repub-
llican. N. +. Kendall, republican, is
elected to the house over Chase, demo-
Graf, by 800. Downer, democratic cam
didate for sheriff, is elected, and l..
Pabst, democratic candidate for Treas
urer, is thoughs to be. elected by a
very small majority. A contest may
ensue on this Office. Mrs. Reizell re-
publican candidate for superintendent
of schools, is elected by over 400 ma
jority. The republican candidates for
coroner and surveyor, are elected. The
fusion candidate for board of. supervis-
tors is probably elected. Two, years
ago White carried Monroe county by
PA majority! se
3 p. ma careful examination of
the returns shows that j. NJ. NJ. Rob
erts, republican candidate for county
treasurer, is elected by ten votes. This
is great victory, as the democrats
have been celebrating the election of
their candidate by eight votes. There
is great rejoicing among the republic
cans over the election of n. L. Kendall,
to the legislature, by such handsome
majority. Kendall had nearly 500 ma
iority in the town of Abba. The ma
jority of Townsend, fusion candidate
for the; senate in Marion county, is 275,
giving him total majority over Nj
chol. republican, in the Monroe MARI
on districts, of Ais.
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Governor. .. :. ........,.. LESLIE M SHAW
Lieutenant Governor. !. u G MILLIMAN
Supreme Judge. &. JOHN G SHEllWIN
State Superintendent ....
......,........ RICHARD O BARRETT
Railroad Commiasioner .......
.................. EDWARD A DAWSON

Des AIoines, Nov. Shy Associated
Press. )-Returns grow more favorable
to the republicans. Shaw's plurality,
estimated last night at $4,000 is now
claimed by the republican committee
to be 61,O00, the democrats conceding
$4,000. There are republican gains
compared with two years ago, though
the vote is lighter. Several counties
heretofore democratic, notably Monroe,
have given good sized republican plu-
ralities. SiNty-seyen counties are re-
ported as giving Shaw, 40,3O1 plurality,
with twenty-three yet to be heard
from. There are indications of repub-
lican gains in the lower house. Cum
Minis, candidate for United States SEN
ator, claims to have majority OF the
house, and an even division with Gear,
the other candidate, in the senate.
The indications are that the senatorial
contest will not be decided by yes,er-
days election, but that the nomination
will depend on the legislature caucus
in January.
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Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Nov. s.-By Associat-
ed Press.)-The contest on the state
ticket was over the office of state
treasurer. In this city Colonel James
L. Barnett, republican, had 69,543 plu-
rality. j. Hay Brown, republican can
tlidate for supreme court. had 9o,s74
plurality over Mestrezat, democrat.
Both are elected as there were two va
cancies. For the state superior court,
Mitchell, republican, had s7,4s5 plu,
rality. The latest figures indicate that
Barnett had 10000 to 100000 plurali-
ty in the state. in Chester county the
anti-Quay republicans bolted and
fused with the democrats.
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KENTUCKY:

Frankfort, KY, Nov. s.-;By Asso-
ciated Press.)-At Goebel he. tdquarters
this morning former Senat pr Black
burn says: "rhe republican, ms must
carry Jefferson county by ove.,i 4.50O to
win, and our information is that they
failed to do this. The democr attic ma
jority, while small. is safe, and our
ticket is elected. The democra is will
have a majority in both houses of the
legislatura,osOu Our majority on join bal
lot WIFI be least twelve, and prob
ably more. Is
Frankfort, KY, Nov. 81 (By, Asst ,cia-
ted Press. Chairman Blackburn gave
out the following statement at not ms
"Goebele isnelecteds by three to 70 ur
thousand maJority on The face of tive
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IOWA.

Williamsburg, Nov. s.--Some excite
ment and heavy voting marked the
election day here, the candidacy of
Ranck for senator caused the demo-
Gratis to work hard to defeat him. He
has probably carried this county by a
small majority, but is defeated in
johnson, his home county. Hughes.
for representative, runs ahead of the
ticket and is elected without doub. as
is also the entire republican county
ticket, except superintendent of
schools, for which Clavenger, the pres
ent incumbent, is elected.
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OHIO IS REPUBLICAN BY $4,000 PLURALITY.

returns. If contest is made his ma
jority will be increased. The lcgisla-
ture is safely democratic in both
branches. The majority on joint ballot
will be not less than twenty"
louisville, Nov. s.-By Associated
Press.)-At l p. m. the returns from
many mountain counties are still lack
ing, but from unofficial reports and es-
Inmates OF them, Iaylor's plurality is
not materially changed. Chairman
Long OF the republican committee,
sald: we nave received Official re-
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.MAHAskA.

Osllaloosa, Nov. s.-Senator Blanch-
ard and Representative w. G. Jones
are elected by from $50 to 300 major
ity. Shaw will gain 400 in Mahaslla
county over the vote of two years ago.
He gains 1875 inthe city of Oskaloosa.
Oskaloosa, Nov. 8, 2 p. m.-(SpeciaD
-Mahaska county shows big republic.
can gains over two years, ago. Shaw for
governor, has 400 majority. Two
years ago he had 43. The entire re-
publican county ticket is elected, ex-
cspting sheriff. Prickett. democrat,
for sheriff. has 400 majority. Blanch-
ard, republican. for the senate, has 100
majority; Jones, republican. for repre-
sentative, has 300 majority. They will
vote for John H. Gear for United
States senator
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Deadwood, S. d., Nov. Shy Asso-
ciated Press 1.-The republicans claim
the Black Hills will give Corson, re-
publican, 1,100 majority. Lawrence
county gives a republican majority of
500. All the other Black Hills coun-
ties, excepting Pennington, go repub-
lican from 100 to 20O.s Pennington is
claimed by both sides.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. Spy Asso-
ciated Press.)-Returns today indicate
a republican majority of not less than
10000. si5
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(dem.) was elected sheriff by 400 plu-
rality. Shaw's majority in the county
is 1000.
JOHNSON.

iowa City, Nov. s.-Returns from
Iowa county estimate Ranck's majority
at rs. In johnson county all but three
democratic precincts gave Ball (den,.)
a majority OF 1875. The three remain
Jug townships will undoubtedly swell
Balls majority by 200 more. The re-
publicans concede Balls election, al
though the vote is close one.
Iowa City, Nov. 8, 3 p. m,-(SpeciaD
Ranck's defeat in the Johnson-lowa
senatorial district, is now conceded.
The exact majority against him is not
known.
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County Ticket.
VICTORY FOR GEAR.
Enough Senator'S and Representatives
Chosen to Insure His Election,


Des Moines, Nov. s.-The Gear peo-
pie give out the following statement:
The reports show that the Gear people
have elected a sufficient number OF
senators to give them at least 81 votes
in the senate, with n possible .2s. Cum
Minis s, with n possible 10; democrats
IL, districts in doubt A.
This includes twelve republican hold
over senators and eight democrats. In
the house Governor Gear will have .55
votes with possible 60; Cumlnins, 20
to 20; democrats, Is to 20.
The republicans in both houses will
have from 112 to 12O members. Should
the republican membership of both
houses be over 100, Gears vote will
correspondingly increase.
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.REpUIsLlCAN vIUTORIEs.
OHIO.

Columbus, Obi o, Nov. s.-(By Assoca-
ted Press. 1.-The democratic commit
tee has no additi onal returns and moth
ing to announce-
1t is understc cd that Mclean may
soon make statement. bearing on the
causes that broI Ight about the result.
Judge Nash, go,vernor-elect, has re-
ceived many con gratulations, especial
ly over carrying: his own county of
Franklin by over 1000. The county
was carried by. tine democrats for gov
ernor by 1900 two years ago. Chair
man Dicks has revised his figures and
claims $4,000 to! 10000 plurality for
Nash and the res 1T of the state ticket,
and an unusually large majority in
both branches of the legislature. The
total vote was ps Thaps exceeded only
at the last presi dental election. 1t
will reach 100000, as compared with
794, 1000 last year, and $4,000 in 1897.
The plurality of Nash exceeds that of
Bushnellin 1897. Jones' vote. although
the largest ever p oiled for third can
didate, is not reg arded as large today
as was indicated in the early returns
s. last night. It is not likely to exceed
100000, almost ha IL of which was cast
In Cleveland, Gil lcinnati and Toledo.
1t is estimated hat Jones' vote in
Cuyahoga county is $4,000; Hamilton,
10000; Lucas, s, 600; Franklin, $500.
Outside Of fusion troubles in Hamilton,
land the confusio in Cuyahoga, and
s.the Jones move1 tent in other places,
sthe republicans seem to have made
gains Throughout the state, especially
in the rural distr lets.
The senate ste ,nds, 10 republicans, s
democrats and 4 doubtful. The house
is, So republican, to "a democrats and
II doubtful.
Cincinnati. Nov. s.--(By Associated
ss.)-Hamilto, n county complete,
unofficial: McL ,an's plurality, LOO;
Jones, complete -vote, 11,60O. The fus-
Ion county tickle t was elected except
one state senator, two representatives,
the county treas iurer, and probably n
Judge and two justices of the peace.
Caldwell (rep.), for lieutenant govern
or, leads Patrick (dem.) by 1900.
Cincinnati, New. S.-(By Associated
Press Unofficial returns from seven
ty-four countie.R, including Cuyahoga,
Lucas, HamiltoJl and Franklin, give
Nash plurality of 4s,e73. Fourteen
counties, unrep orted, on the bases OF
1897, would reduce it to 1926.
Columbus, Ohio,, Nov. S.-(By Asso-
ciated Press is reported this af-
sernoon that the democrats have elect
ed Abram Patriclk, lieutenant governor.
John A. CALDWELL, the republican can
didate, is COUNSEL for the Ohio Brewers
association, and the anti-saloon league
made special 1 light on him. The re-
publican state committee announces
: that Caldwell ruins ahead in some To-
calities and will ;lverage close with the
ticket.
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RESULTS AT HEDRIcK.
Benton Township Shows a n epublican
Gain of 10 yO1es.

Hedrick, Nov. s.--There were 453
votes cast in this township, Benton,
yesterday. OF these there were 207
straight republican, 149 straight demo-
cratic, one each for the remaining four
parties, % scratched, and Z, thrown on,
as incorrectly filed out. There were
25 more votes cast last year than this.
The detailed vote which is as follows,
shows republican gain of 1O:in the
township. Shaw (Rep) 243, White
Dem.) 1877: Nlilliman (Rep.) $50, Bev-
is (Dem.) 1877; Sherwin (Rep) 240. Van
Wagenen Dsm.) $50; Barrett (Rep.)
24o, Hoist (Dem.) 1s9; Dawson 24o,
Calhoun 1SS.
County Ticket.
For representative Wilson, 254;
Reed, 174.
Treasurer-sheets, e2o; suakenburg,
al.
sheriff-Laffsr, 249; Legg, 1sa.
Coroner-Adams, 244; Wilson, 1877.
Superintendent --Gemmill, s49 /:
Nourse. 1872.
suryeyor-Gritiith, ,s24S; 10 demo-
cratic candidate.
Supervisor-Adams, 243; Klein, $50.
r. L. Smith was elected trustee in
Sigourney township over White (dem.)
by IS majority.
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NEW YORK.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. s.-(By Associat-
ed Press.)-The result of the election
in the state shows republican gains in
assembly men and gain in municipal
officers in many cities. In Albany,
which is normally democratic, only
three democrats were elected on the
city and county tickets, and the COM
mon council went republican. In
Rochester, the republicans elected AID
rich mayor over the present democrat
ic mayor, who was returned twice by
a large plurality. In Amsterdam, the
democratic mayor was replaced, by a
republican. In Rennslaer, the demo-
Gratis made gain by electing the may
or. In the assembly the republicans
will have more members than the
most sanguine leaders claimed before
the election.
New York, Nov. s.-(By Associated
Press -Revised returns indicate the
republicans gained fourteen of fifteen
members of the state legislature,
Strengthening their control of that
body. In New Jersey, the legislature
has six republican majority. The state
carried by 10000. In Massachusetts, a
republican governor was elected by
$4,000 plurality. In Pennsylvania the
republicans elected the state treasurer
by about $4,000 plurality. In Ohio
the republicans estimate the plurality
for Nash at $4,000 to 100000 Golden
Rule" Jones received in the neighbor-
hood of 100000 votes. In Maryland,
the democrats were victorious by prob
ably 10000 and will control the legisla-
ture. In Kentucky the republicans
were victorious over the divided de-
mocracy and claim 1000 to $4,000. To-
wa has gone republican probably by
10000 or more. Nebraska has given a
fusion majority of from 10000 to 49,
600. South Dakota has gone republi-
can, variously estimated from 5000 to
10000. Virginia and Mississippi are
strongly democratic. The republican
gains are recorded in the county cleo
tons in Kansas.
New York, Nov. s.--Dy Associated
Press 1.-The latest returns from the
city and state show practically no
changes from the figures of last night.
In New York county the entire regular
democratic ticket was elected by about
$4,000. OF the assembly districts in
New York county,the democrats elected
81, and the republicans 4. 4 democratic
gain OF 4. The republicans probably
have a majority OF 81 in the
assembly, republican gain of
10. In Kings county (Brooklyn)
the democratic ticket was elected hy
about $4,000. except Howe (rep.), for
registrar, by lGs. In Kings county the
latest figures show for the assembly,
IL democrats and nine republicans, n
republican gain of g..