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AGU|NALOO IS CORNtRED
Wheaton Is Supposed to Cut Off
His Retreat.
LAYTON IS ADVANCING
Heavy Rains Make His Progress Diff
cult - General Macarthur Is
Ready to Begin His
March

y Manila, Nov. 7, 4:40 p. m.--General
Wheaton's orders were to land at or
near San Sabian. a fishing village, 20
miles northeast of Dagupan. The in
surgent force there only numbers about
800 men, intrenched, whereas at Da-
gupan there are some thousands of
insurgents and five miles of trenches.
The Mounts river is blockaded. Gen
eral Wheaton is supposed to have land
ed to-day. though communication
with him is not expected until to-mor-
row. The weather has been good since
the start and he has been able to take
the trenches without great loss of life.
From San Sabian General Wheaton
can control the roads of escape from
Tarlac to the northeast, making
junction with General Lawton. Cen
eraI Macarthur will begin his advance
toward Tarlac tonight. General Law
ton will resume his advance to-mor-
row. though in the face of great diff
culties, rains in that district having
destroyed all the bridges in the vicin-
ity. including several the engineers
built for the government
General Lawton has been working
hard for several days to get rations
forward The 35th regiment will rein
force him tomorrow.
A force of 300 insurgents attacked
the 4th cavalry last night, making
three futile charges and losing three
men, the Americans losing none.
The first raft across the ferry at
Cabantuan was carried away by the
swift current. 1t had 16 men of the
3D. cavalry on board with their horses,
but only one of them was drowned.
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NEW JERSEY
IS REPUBLICAN
Indications Are That They Have Carried
the State by Twenty Thou.
sand Plurality.

Trenton, N. j.. Nov. THE returns
at midnight indicate that the republic
cans have carried the state by about
10000 plurality, although there was no
direct vote on a state ticket. The re-
publicans will control both houses of
the legislature by good working major
tiles and will have an increased repre-
sentation in the house of assembly.
The republicans have elected sena-
tors in Camden, Gloucester, Somerset,
Union and Essex and probably in Sa
lem and Monmouth. The democrats
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VICTORY FOR CORNELL
Columbia Shut Out in the New
York Game.
BY A SCORE OF 20 TO o
The Ithacan Rooters Got All the Cash as
Well as the Glory Columbia Grip
pied at the Opening
Of the Game.

New York, Nov. cornell and Co.
lumbia We're we'll represented at Man
haitian field this afternoon. when the
lootoall teams from Ithaca and the To-
cal university met on the gridiron. CO.
iumpla was pronounced favorite at
odd Of to laid on the blue and white,
put the wearers of the red and white
mad plenty of backing and the Ithacan
rooLers got all the cash as well as the
glory, as Cornell won, shutting but the
Columbia team by q score OF 20 to 0.
Ihe weather conditions were perfect
TOT good game. Fully $4,000 persons
witnessed the contest. OF those u, 900
passed through the several entrances
and crowded the stands and bIeachers.
Inc remainder were packed like sar-.
dimes on the big viaduct and along the
new road upon the heights to the west
ward.
"Coogan's Bluff" and the surrounding
points OF vantage overlooking the en-
closure furnished accommodations to
thousands Of deadheads who Joined in
the cheering and college yells which
We're continuously echoed and re-echoed
from the field below. The red and white
OF Cornell was more plentifully distrib-
uted than the Columbia colors, but the
crowds seemed to be equally divided in
When Cornell scored the first touch
down and kicked goal, the Ithacan
sympathizers broke loose and the way
ing mass Of red and white flags and
ribbon extended over some 40 acres of
Northern Gotham.
Columbia was very much crippled
shortly after the opening Of the game
by losing the services Of Wright, at
right guard, who was disqualified for
smuggling. A few minutes later Captain
Wilson was forced to retire, and soon
afterward Cornell scored. Walbridge
running and lodging for 40 yards
through Columbias players and plant
ing the ball behind the line.
Young kicked the goa, and Cornell
counted six points. The remainder of
the first half was not productive of any
further scores.
The second half was full of good
plays and hard work in which Column
bia was unfortunate. Cornell was al
ways the stronger and with two more
touchdowns and subsequent goals in
addition to place kick by Young, %
points were added to CornelIs score.
AT the end of the game Columbia had
failed to tally a point, and the contest
ended in Cornell's favor with total of
20 to O.
Touchdowns-Wa 4.
Goals--Young, 4.
Place kicks-Young.
Time of halves-35 minutes. |
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JOHN WALTER SMITH.
have elected but one senator, in War

have elected but one senator, in War
rem.
The senate will stand IA republicans
to seven democrats. The democrats
lost three assemblymen in Nidaiesex
and one in Salem, and the next assem-
bly, will be composed of Al republicans
and 10 democrats, as against 81 re-
pubicans and % democrats last year.
The result in Monmouth is very
close, but it is believed that the re-
publicans have elected Francis sena-
tor and that the democrats have elect
ed assemblymen and county officers.
The republicans carried Cumberland
for the assembly but the democrats
elected the county clerk and sheriff.
The republicans carried their entire
ticket in Middlesex and Union coun-
ties
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HANNA PLEASED.
Says II Is a Splendid Endorsement of the
Republican Party.

Says 1t Is Splendid Endorsement of the
Republican Party.
Cleveland, Nov 7.-Senator Hanna
received the returns at the Union club.
At midnight he made the following
statement:
Under the conditions it has been "a
splendid republican victory. The re-
turns have come in SO slowly that it is
impossible to say just how emphatic
the victory is, but it is magnificent
one. 1t was the Endorsement of the
republican party and a splendid one
1t is too soon to say that 1 am salts
fed with the result, for we do not know
certainly what the result Is. But we
know enough to know that it is a great
victory for the party. When the re-
turns are all in. it will be possible to
analyze the figures and understand all
they mean, but until the returns are
more complete there is no use saying
anything more than that they show IA
republican victory"
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Approved Death Sentence,

Washington, Nov. THE war de-
partment has received reports in the
cases of three volunteer soldiers court
martialed in the Philippines and SEN
fenced to death for assaults upon ma
tlves. While no information as to the
nature of General Otis report has been
made public, it Is understood he has
approved the sentences of the court as
otherwise the papers would not have
come to Washington. 1t is hoped. how
ever, that the approval may be accom-
panied with a recommendation for
reduction of the sentences.
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evident to both parties in to-day's fight
that Nebraska has pledged her allie
glance to the fusion standard. While
the republicans are not yet willing to
admit defeat, early figures point that
way. There has been a steady falling
off of the vote Of both parties. If the
present ration is maintained ex-Gover-
nor Holcomb and the fusion state ticket
Will be elected by not less than 10000.
F'usionists claim much more.
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BOERS CAPTURED.
Two Thousand OF Thorn Taken Prisoners
by the English.


London, Nov. S.-Evidently more de-
tailed reports of General Whites doings
at Ladysmith must be received before
the public will be able to form clear
idea of what has happened Reports
from various sources show that another
important reconnaissance or engage
ment occurred on Saturday to the south
of Ladysrnith and a Cape Town news
paper reports that 1000 Beers were cap
tured there.
The suggestion of Sir Redvers Butler
in his dispatch to the war office on Sun
day, that the name of General French
had been given by mistake for that of
Colonel Brocklehurst in advices to him
by pigeon post from Durham is now eX
planned by a dispatch from Pietermar-
ltzburg. which says that General French
has left Durham for Cape Colony. Evil
IDENTIFY General Butler was aware Of
this.
The Daily Telegraph publishes the
following dispatch from Pietermaritz-
burg, dated Saturday evening:
Since their Occupation of Colenso
the Beers have attempted no advance
further south. Estcourt is now becom-
ing a strong and growing camp. Major
Murray is in temporary command.
The enemy bombarded Colenso on
Thursday until sunset at the extreme
range of the nine-centimetre Krupp
guns.
Confirmation has been obtained Of
the report that General Schalkberger is
the Boer commander at Vryburg. A
general Boer advance Is not thought
probable. Means have been taken to
secure Pietermaritzburg against any
possible attack and also to relieve
Ladysmith before the enemy can come
further.
widespread rumors Of both Dutch
and native origin have been current
since yesterday that during a recon-
noisance from Ladysmith northward
the British troops engaged the enemy.
1t is said that lyddite battery drove
the Beers into a valley, where the
British cavalry charged through them.
The Boer losses in this engagement are
said to have reached 1000, the Brit
ish losses being only about 100.
1T is fact that General Joubert
drew in his line to-day and that the
Beers now only have outposts at Col
enso Runners are bringing the names
OF the Beers who were killed and
wounded outside Ladysmith and their
reports have caused much mourning
among the relatives"
According to special advices from
Estcourt the Beers on Thursday asked
a days armistice. General White
agreed to this on condition that they
would make no movement. The Brit
ish military balloon, however, detect
ed Beers massing to the south and
General White thereupon renewed the
attack.
Boer reports have reached Cane
Town to the effect that on the ar
rival at johannesburg of the news of
the Boer reverses at Elandslaagte the
whole special police force was sent tc
the front with guns from Johannesburg
fort, the fortress being left with only
one gun. The men of the 18th Hus.
sars, who We're at Dundee, first tool
refuge in a Kaffir kraal. where they
fought stubbornly, only surrenderine
after four Krupp shells had exploded
in the kraal.
A large Boer force has been sent tt
reinforce General Schalkberger on thu
Tuli border. The Beers have repaired
the railway between Voksrust anC
Newca Stle
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SMITH ELECTED.
The Republicans Have Carried Only Five
Counties in Maryland

Baltimore, Nov. S.-Returns from
both the city and state have been very
slow in coming to hand and at 9 o'clock
this, Wednesday, morning the full vote
from only IS wards OF Baltimore city
have been received, while in the state
not a single county is complete. The
Is complete wards in the city, with the
balance estimated, show a plurality for
Smith, democrat, for governor of 7,541
while in the balance of the state his
plurality will probably be between $500
and 5000.
The democrats have carried the three
legislative districts in the city and the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
A Republican Loss.

Boston, Nov. 7, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
352 cities and towns out of 1853 give Crane,
rep, 16S.S59; Paine, DEM, 103,S12. The
same towns in 1898 gave Wolcott rep,
1871, 1888; Bruce, dem, 107,957. The republic
cans, therefore. have carried the state
by 65,075. The results show net republic
can loss of 1S147.
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Inspected Fortifications.

Portland. Ore. Nov. MAJOR Cen
eral Nelson A Miles, commanding the
United States army, to-day inspected
the Notifications at the mouth of the
Columbia river. He was rendered a
banquet to-day by the Astoria chamber
of commerce and tonight he was the
guest of the Portland chamber of com
merce. General Miles will leave for
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-08
MADE A GAIN
OF TEN PER CENT
Kansas Is Experimentation Ticket Sue
cessful in Nearly Every
County.

Topeka, Kas., Nov Returns re-
ceived up to midnight indicate that the
republicans will hold the 10 per cent
state gain predicted early tonight.
Cowley county is in the lead. so far as
heard from, showing an average repub-
lican gain of 400 over last year.
In Sedgwick county the entire repub-
lican ticket is elected except District
Judge Hale, democrat. who is re-elect-
ed. There seems to be no great gain or
loss in Sedgwick county.
In Leavenworth county the ticket is
divided. Everhart, democrat, Is elected
sheriff by 400, defeating Captain AL
bright, republican, of the goth Kansas
regiment
In Douglas county the republican
ticket is elected and slight gains are
indicated. Captain Krauze of the 20th
Kansas regiment, fusion nominee for
county register of deeds, was defeated
in this county.
In Lyon county the entire republican
ticket is elected. The republicans have
elected eight out of the twelve candl-
dates for district judges in the state.
In the Thirty-sixth Judicial district
where a, bitter contest was on, the two
republican candidates, Charles Johnson
and CYRUS Hurrell, split the vote, and
fhe democrat Gephart, went in.
The republicans elected the only two
candidates for state senator. They were
Jobn CLANCY of Shawnee county and
g G. Mccarthy of Jefferson.
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BY the New Method.

Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. This city gives
the democratic candidate for county
treasurer plurality of 157 and the re-
publican candidate for sheriff 100. The
Standard voting machine was used in
this city and the result was known II
minutes after the polls closed.
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Tho Far East Policy.

London, Nov. S.-The Morning Posi-
to-day makes the following announces
ment:
I'VE have received a dispatch from
Washington respecting the Anglo
American policy in the far East, which
is of such nature that 1t is desirable
at the present juneture to withhold it
from the public until We are able to
confirm or deny it,
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Admits Defeat.

New York, Nov. robert Mazet,
rep, candidate for assemblyman in the
Nineteenth district. admits that he is
defeated. Collector George Bidwell,
who managed Mazet's campaign. also
comedies the defeat of Mazet
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Louisville's Vote.

Louisville, KY, Nov. NEARLY COM
plete returns from SO counties and 50
precincts out Of 173 in Louisville give
Goebel, democrat, 31,671; Taylor, repub-
lican, 27,472; Brown, gold democrat,
2,240. Louisville city, 81 out of 176 pre-
cincts, Goebel, 6,Ss7; TAYLOR, 6,532.
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Blackburn Still Confident.

Frankfort, Nov. 7.-Senator Blackburn
and others at the Goebel headquarters at
midnight admitted the returns from many
democratic counties are disappointing, but
claim this is particularly offset by pri-
vate advices from the Eleventh district
indicating a falling off in the republican
vote. Blackburn now claims Goebel will
win by 5000. This is reduction of 5000,
as compared with claims made two hours
earlier
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Big Gain in Boston.

Boston, Nov. 7.--Complete returns
show that Paine. democrat, has carried
the city by 6,196. Paine's total vote
was 1882. Cranes total vote was Co.
396. Last year Wolcott. republican,
carried Boston by 1887 over Bruce,
democrat. Wolcott's total vote was
1856 and Bruces 31,678.
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REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Taylor's Election Is Claimed by 10000
Plurality

Louisville, KY, Nov. Z, 10 p. m.-Re
turns from the state are coming in
slowly, but each county shows repub-
licans gains and to such an extent that
the returns indicate Taylors election
by a majority Of over 5000.
Secretary Hampton. of the republican
committee, is. claiming Taylor's election
by 10000. Chairman Long and Governor
Bradley are confident of Taylor's cleo
ton and say he has carried the state by
a safe plurality, but they decline to
give the figures.
The Courer-J Journal, dem, from it's
figures, says the result is in doubt.
The Post, DEM, which has oppos ii
Goebel claims Taylor's election by 10,-
00O
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A Fusion Majority.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 7.-One hundred
and sixty-th precincts in Nebraska
outside of Douglass county give Hol-
comb. fusion, 1850; Reese, republican,
1929.
At $3.50 p. m. World Herald, demo-
cratic, estimates on the basis of so pre-
cincts outside of Douglass county,
which in 1898 gave the fusion 1883; re-
publican, 9.001. Same precincts this
year give fusion s.s01; republican, $685.
On this basis the fusion majority in the
state would be 1871.
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Albany, N. Y, Nov. 1T is given out
Ut democratic headquarters that the re-
publican ticket, headed by Blessing for
mayor and containing the names of
acme democrats, has been elected. This
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Utlca, N. Y, Nov. 7.--R. w. Sherman,
a. democrat 1., Is elected mayor of Utica by
o. me balance of the city ticket is
o aemocr aaa BY majorities ranging from
svo 70 eoo, Two of the three assembly
change ~
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A Kentucky Diversion.

Lexington, KY, Nov. I'm one pre-
cinct in this city tonight while
the count was in progress a
body of armed men, said to
have come from the republican
headquarters, attempted to enforce a
fair count, as they claimed. Reaching
the precinct they were met by num-
Der of police and citizens. Firearms
were brought into use and about 10
shots We're fired. One negro was
wounded, not seriously.
The attacking party fled and no ar
rests have been made.
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A Small Majority.

Omaha, Nov, AT 10 o'clock to-
night ~ out of rs precincts in the city
of Omaha have been heard from, Civ
ing Reese, republican, for justice of the
supreme court, 2,973; Holcomb, fusion.
Alas. Same precincts last year gave
Haywood, republican, for governor,
4,20S; Pointer, fusion, 1888. The 1ndi
cations are that Holcomb will carry the
city by small majority.
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Eagle PIumin. Himself.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Adver-
tiser.
Look over all the first-class nations of
the world and see If one can be named
that is able to pay a years interest in its
debt in advance. This country can, but
no other.
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For Justice.

New York, Nov. T. The boroughs Ct
Manhattan and the Bronx give for ius-
tice Of the supreme court Barrett, re-
publican and democrat 1889; Daly.
republican, 1854; OGorman, demo-
GRAFT 122,731
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Anti-Imperiali.ts Defeated.

Boston, Nov. I'm the Franklin Hamp-
shire district Senator Herbert C. Parson,
anti-imperialist who ran on an independ-
ent ticket. was defeated by the regular re-
publican nominee.
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A Republican Conrres,man

jamestown. N. Y, Nov. 7.-vreeland,
republican candidate for congress from
the Thirty fourth congressional dis
trict received 1,634 Stillman Lewis,
democrat, 4S5 votes in this city.
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Blackburn Confident.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 7.-"Returns re-
ceived at democratic headquarters up
to 10 p. m. indicate Goebers election by
a good majority.
u. C. S. BLACKBURN"
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In Hill,s Home.

Elmira,, N. T.. Nov. 7.--Indications
mung county, the home Of ex-senator
Hill. Charles II. Knapp, republican, is
elected to the assembly-a democratic
loss,
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Rochester Republican.

Rochester, N. Y. Nov. 7.-Rochester
complete gives Carnahan. republican,
1853 plurality for mayor.
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Vote for Register,

New York, Nov 7.-Kings county
complete gives for register, Howe, re-
publican, 1921; Gray, democrat, H.
724. tN.
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Republican Gains.

Louisville, Nov. 7, 1045.-Returns re-
ceived at republican headquarters con-
tinue to show increased gains throughout
the state. Chairman Long says he be-
lieves Taylor viii win.
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Syracuse, N. r., Nov. 7.--Mayor Nc
CURE, democrat. carried the city by
nearly 1000.
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Surrogate Vote.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE boroughs Of
Manhattan and the Bronx give for surro-
gate, Varnum, rep, s36s3; Thomas. dem,
133,731.
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A Democratic Mayor.

Oswego N. Y, Nov. ALBERT Hall,
democrat, was elected mayor by about
200 majority.
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Utica De,nocratie

many years.
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A Republican Victory.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. THE entire re-
nublican ticket was elected in Shawnee
county by majoritles estimated at from
200 to 1000 The greatest fight was made
ON Sheriff Cook, rep, for reelection, and
he led the ticket in this city by 200.
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In Bryan's State.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 7. 10 p. NIT is
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Denver Democratic.

Denver, Colo, Nov. I. 10 p. m.-Returns
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
have been filed:
Anna Blood and husband to John J.
Bohan, $1,000, part of north one-half
of northeast quarter, 13-12-15
J. A. Clark to The Prudential Invest
ment Co, $500, lots rs and n Quincy
street.
Naomi s. Wintrode to Adolph John
son, 1870. part res. 4.
S. J. Clay and wife to Louis Melcher,
$500. lot So Quincy street.
Helen A. Clark to T. f. Sabin. SO, 700,
lots, 103, JOS and 107 Van Buren, street
A. Parker and wife to Louis Melcher
81, lot SO Quincy street.
E. A. Doane and wife to The Pruden-
tial Investment Co, $500, part res. 1, and
tract in Chautauqua county.
Jas. E. Larimer, trustee, to Chas. A.
Fellows, $45, lots 1858, 1860 and 1862
West Sixth avenue, Knoxs third addi-
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NOW IT'S COSTA RIGA.
The Gunboat Detroit is Sent In
Haste to Keep Her In Order.

Washington, April 6.-The Detroit
now at La Guayra. has been ordered
posthaste to Costa Rica. The American
business interests and residents there
are in trouble as a result of the insur-
rectionary movement in progress. It is
understood the insurgents are levying
forced loans on them, besides collecting
exorbitant and double duties on i'm
ports and the state department has been
appealed to.
The department has also acted vigor-
ously in the interests of the American
residents at Bluefields. The United
States diplomatic representative at
Bluefields has been instructed to lodge
an energetic protest with the Nicara-
guam government against the arbitrary
and extortionate action of Gen. Torres
and this will be followed up by more
substantial action if the protest is disre-
garded