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Hon. Sydney B. Mldd
On The Dry Dock Question

TO AVOID any dissension in our Do
l lirical family now that we are about
TO have peace with Spain: concluded
that. since the committee on the DRY
DOCK location has visited Sc Mary's
City and was about 10 report favorably
on that place as the most suitable in
American waters for that purpose. and
justly SD. So, ON their tour of inspec
tissn. they stopped al ST. INIG0'S, and
thereupoD concluded 20 report ugfavor-
ably on the ground that Maryland was
not entitled 20 all the good things on
earth. At
MR. J. HARRY RALEY'S STORE
they found all they Considered necessa-
ry-in fact, all that tbs. heart could wish
"a make life worth liying. They found
such display of xE,as Gocds that has
never before been seen in the county
The old men came asld expressed their
surprise, and then went home and
brought their children. The goods were
OF the up-to-dare kind, and not the old
style cheap goods, but STOCK select
ted by one who has the ability and long
experience in the business. So the stock
lie complete and at such low figures that
will enable any one to have their child
rem happy. and that makes Happy
Christmas Besides he stock usual v
kept in first-class country store, you
can hnd anything vou want. from q
toothpick to q taking machine. II u
The Man Behind The Counter and not
the man behind the guns that wins in
business. Give him call and you will
not regret
it at Mr..
]. III. RALEYS.
at the Old Stand. st. Inogo's.
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EeH Advertisements.


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PRO TEN"
4 COMEDY IN THREE ACTS.

WILL be given by select company
OF amateurs and others more profession
al. II the TOWN HALL, LEONARD
TOWN, ON
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1t would be . mighty foolish
ground hog that would venture ont
during @ spslI of weather like this.
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MONDAY, February 70, 1899.

The entertainment viii ne under the
management of Mss CHARLOTTE
LEDLEY. formerly Of the State Normal
School. Baltimore. and the proceeds 10
be applied for the purpose OF procuring
a Library for Oakviile Public School, of
which Miss Ledisy is Trinoipal.
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Address all communications to
The HERALD PUBLISHING C0APlhY,
Fayeite and ST Paul streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Orphans Court NJ Sc. Mary's county. Sct !:
January 10. is9
ORDR ED BY THE COURT THAT JESSE
TURNER. ADMINISTRATOR OF GEO ri.
BAkNEs. Tat. Ut ST Mays coi ~. Mary
land decreased give fhe nOtice required by
law Ia the decesssal's creditarx to exSthis their
claims aud that the same I've publisheSi once a
week for six successive weeks in the 81. Ma
rvs BEACON
Test: PHILIP RtgcKLER
Register Wills fer -. Mars's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. hereby
give nofice that we have obtained rsrn th.. Or
phans' Court st -. Aary's cssunry Maryland
letters uf ssnisttstFas ss..sbss tss ate
OF George III Barnes. hate 81 said county de-
erased All pers<ses having claims nSaifssS the
said deceased are hereby nofids-si TAI exhibit
ss,e same with the prs,pcr rssiciess sftsschcd
thsrsfo 60 thu subscribers. before the
tim day Of Julv. fSsu, fhey vii osheri-e bv Iaw
be excluded fFum the sseaefifs uf the said rs-
ta'e. All fsess sfss Indebted So the deceased are
requested Z, make Immediate payment 20 the
subscribers.
JESSE TURNER.
Jan lS-ews Administrators.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Thursday. Jan.
10, 1890, at her residence in the Fifth
districs, Mrs. LAURA CARROLL, in
the Goth year Of her age. May she rest
in peace!
Death has visited our household and
robbed US of cherished friend Death
is sad at any and all times. whether Il
be the aged or young, but ~hen il
claims for its victim one in the bloom of
Youth, rs vas the subject of this humble
tribute, it Is sadder still. She was q
kind and lovirg wife and an indulgent
mother. and was the idol and life of the
family circle, where happiness r-igned
only q short while ago, Tut IL now the
ab de of sorrow and distress In the
midst of life we are in death
Well ought we murmur at the hand
that dealt this cruel blow did we not feel
certain that she had escaped from all the
SORROWS and troubles of this earth TO
dwell eternallv with the an 'els in hea
ven and taste with them the sweets of
celestial bliss forever She has left this
colo and unfetling world for brighter
one, where she has gone ta wait the com
ing OF her grieved and loved ones She
was an earnest believer Ia the Catholic
Church, and consoled by | last Sacra-
ments, surrounded by her relatives and
friends, she calmly and peacefully bow ed
to the divine will Of her Creator. 'God's
finger touched her aud she slept" May
God have mercy ON her soul.
Goae in the best of her DAYS,
Blighted IN womanhood's bloom,
Torn from the heart that loved her,
To sleep in her silent tomb.
Dear faithful one. gone home to rest.
Thy folded hands have d me thy best.
IT'S hard 20 say Thy will be done.
Although we know her crown Is won.
Sleep dear one and take thy rest.
God called you home. for He knows best
To take You from this world of pain,
In heaven, hope, we'll meet again.
II. CoMBs.
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viii leave Pier 8. Light Street, every
Saturday and Wednesday nj $50 a. m.
for Fair Haven, Plum Point. Dare's.
Governors Run and Patuxsni River. AZ
far as Benedict. Leaving Benedict az 8
IN Monday for Bristol. viii leave
Bristol at i2 N Monday. going as far a.
Benedict that day. Will leave Benedict
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY az
5:50 3 m. Sottcriy ~ a m, MfIlstone
Landing It 10 a. "a, Governors Run af
IL m. Plum Point p. IN, and Fair
Haven at $50 D. m for Baltimore.
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Agent.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

in Rubat Offentlih ausgeitsGt. Man boift.
buB bic Rebeuion Der Safilsts bamit 81
gnbe 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

pfarrer Nleranber uno @attir, bic it4
ieit ungefdbr flint Sabren in Sapan befinoeu,
tparsn erit felt benz Serbit 1897 in Der MiI=
IiOn in 9iroiatt. Sri. Otto mar Don Der
nGbicaso Woman's Mtiiiionarp Sraining
S9OoI" bortbin 9ei9idt tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

@tbmunqst6runaem uuo ale bic unaueenebmet
ggntptonte, meIbe etue vfrtIhe GrtdltnHg@ ~begleiteH,
fbnueu i9leuni9ft beietttgt weroeH nit Jaynes
Expectorant.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
mlittel. uno Siioamerifa.

Sur Nusbeutung Der 8upfergru6en in
Gbile, an benen es bort ni9t feblt, bat Ii1 in
paris Elm SDnbitat nit 3pei NliI. 6ranten
gebiIoet. SSn Squique but iid elm Spnoitut
nit 100000 pfunD Sterling our Nusbeuz
tun9 Der 8Orarlager %gebilost.
Der Senat beabii9tiet, cine Oampferz
linie aDtf9en 9ilenii9en unb braiilianiiaen
9dfen, id6rli4 nit $500,000 gu unteritiiz
Ben.
Die Oppofition esgeu Die neue 4usgabe
bon papiergelb 1T i'm 3unsbmen begriffen,
unb Der PrdfiOent grra3uri3 bat Der SAM
belstammer mitget6eilt, baB ct ben 9Ian,
als i'm Wioeripru6 gu ben nationaIen Snz
terefen ite6enb, ni4t beginit igt. 9as pa>
piergelo itebt iebt so pro5ent nieoriger lpic
8plo.
Sir Marttn gonnap 1T in Bunta4renus
angetOmmen, UNI BEN 9ipfel hcs Sarmtento
gu beiteigen, mas bis9er nod ntemals ber=
iu4t poroen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
u1aroffo.

Die &egiemlngstruppen, pel9e bon Bring
Marani fommanbirt purben, baben bic re-
belif9en Safilets in elmer groBen @9ladt
beiiegt. Der Sobn bes 5uuptrebelen unn
10 anbere pnrben entbauptet unb ibrs &6pfe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
Samoa.

Samoa.
Quut Na9ri6ten, tpel6e Mitttpo9 unter
benz Datum bes II. Sanuar bon Samoa in
MelbOurne eintrafen, lit es baiel6it iiber bic
@ntf6eiouns Oes Sberri9ters Chambers
gu 8uniten bon Malietoa Sanus. zines Der
S5rOntanbiodten als Na9folger bes Oerz
Itor6enen &Dnigs MaItetoa gu eirem Sam
pfc getommen. IS pirb mod bip3u9efiigt,
oaB Die eingeboreuen 4n6dnger Mntaafe's,
bes ribalTiirenben 8eperbers aim bic &Dz
nigspiiroe, Iiegrei9 tparen. 73 damn
purben get00tet uno p~ertpunbet.
Nus Samoa in Mudlanb eingetroffene
Ra9ri9ten bsfagen, baBSberri6te Gbamz
6ers am 81. DECEMBER erfldrt babe, oaB
MalietOa Sanus als Nu9folger bes berz
itorbenen &Dnigs Malietoa gum &0nig err
tpGblt tporoen fet. Der S6erri9ter film
bigte ferner an, Samaieie fei gum 8i3e>
t0nig ertpdblt tpprben. Der 9duptling Ma@
taafd mar fir untaugli9 ertldrt tporoen.
Ser umeritdnii9e unb Der britiiAe Gonz
Jul uno Der &apitdn bes beuti9en &riegsz
idiffes nSalte" unb Der bes britiI6en
8riegsf4iffes upOrpotie" batten cine gu
fammentunft nit benz Oeuti9en8onIul, Der
ii9 peiserte, Malietoa Sanus an3uertenz
nsn unb BEL Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Samoaner mit5utptrten. 2eBtere b%eriantz
melten fi9 oaruuf in GROCER Qn5d6I in
Mulinu, betpdffneten iih uno umrin9tsn
bas R%at66aus. Malietoa Sanus uno Sd
maiefe ~riiiteten etpa 1000 Mam u,s, bic
gut betpaffnet, dber nit ungeniigenoet Muz
milton berie6en tparen. Der 6ritiIUe unb
Der ameritauif9e &onful bemiihten 1iG,
Seinbfeli9teiten gu b~erbinbern, bod tamsu
lebtsre am II. Sanuar 5umQus6ruf. Maz
ltetoa Sunus uno Samuiefe tdmpiten tap
fer, aber 500 i6rer 4n6dnger purben felt
genommen, pOrauf bic 3nei Sduptlinge,
~entmut6igt unb BON eirer l1ebsrau6G be-
brobt, auf ben britif9en 8riegsIdifIen
3uflu6t fu9ten, tpd6renb lire Qnbdnge-
uuter ben 8anpnen bes vporpoife S9uB
Iu9ten. Mataafe's 8srluit belief ii6 uuf
81 damn SoOte unb 8erpunOete, ipl6reHb
Malietoa Sanus IL Mann an Sobten unb
8sripunbeten oerloren bate.
Die ouslanbii6sn Gtnpp6ner lpuroen
unter ben @9uB elmer @btbeilunJ 2eute
bss britii3en ariessI9iffes geitsGt, pdbz
reno Sberri9ter Chambers unb feline 6az,
mile ii9 an 8OrO Oes &rie9si4iffes be-
gdben.
Die Mn6Gnger Mataafa's pliinberten
unb berbrannten Npta, %perpiiiteten Die
91antagen unb beriibten betrdbtli4e plinz
berungen i'm 2anoe.
@pdtsr beI9lOFen bic &OufuGn, Mu>
taafa unO feline 9Guptlinge als prObiiorii4e
aesierung un3uertennen unb i'm l1e6rigen
auf ben gmpfang bon Weifunsen bon Seiz
ten Der Md9te gu parten.
9r. 3affet unb Der beuti9e &onful
i9toRen ipdter .Ous Oberseri3t, inoem iie
ertldrten, bab ibnen bic 8oIma6t iiberge>
ben fei. Ser britif9e unb Der umeritani=
f4e Ronful appeqirten bann an ben &upiz
tan beg britii4en &riegsi9iffes Dor
poiie", Der cine Nbt6siIung 8lauiaden LAM
bette, tpOruuf Sberri4ter Chambers unter
oeren8epa9ung ieinen SIP einnabm. Maz
taafa belt ii9 bon biefen Iebten @nttpide=
lungen fern. 9ie Aufregung bauert imz
mer nod an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
Japan.

@us 9irofafi, i'm n0rbli6en S1eite ber ia
pantheon Snfel Nipon, fommt bic Na6ri9t,
PaB bas hortige WiIionsbuus Der met6oDi=
itiI9en Gpistppaltir9e bOr aurasm absez
brannt ift. Srau Qleranber, Satin bes
Pfarrsrs 4leranoer, 8oriebers Der Mifiion,
lit in ben 5lammen umgefOmmen. 2~lleranz
Der ielbit, nbit ben SRI. Otto unb Sepitt,
tpsl9e in Der MiiiiOn tbdtis iinb, purben
gerettet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

n9olsit" ber0ffentli6te firali9 bic Hab~
ri9t, buB ii9 Der gaar i'm nd4itsn Mui
oier5e5n Gage an Der Ripiera aufaubalten
gebentt unO bort bonn prdibenten Saure
unb benz Oeuti4en &aifer sinsn 8eIu4 erz
bulten pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

aOniss Ostar itetig btfIett, baden ibm feline
4er5te bic pO~litdnoigite 8ube anempfobttn.
Gr bat oesbulb bic Regierung prODifuriid
benz 8rOnprin5en Guftab iibertragen, unb III
na3 SalbOiaz8aoen abgereit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

Der Nuftanb in Der prOOina
On Soi sreift raid UNI ii4,
unb es ptrb befiir9tet, 6uB bic &ebelliOn
fid iiber ale @entralpropinaen G6inas Dere
breiten ptrb. @m 10. Sonuar buben 5000
Re6eIen aus On Soi u ter benz berii9tigz
ten Desperate Nui, bur9 Rebellen BON Der
prooin5 So Nan peritdrtt, bic Stabt au
0ung angegriffen. Hu9 Nbfeueruns elmer
@aloe parfen bic Solbaten, pe16e bic
Stabt bertbeioi9ten, bic Waffen meg unb
entfloben. 200 Munn BON .inem Battalion
tpurben eetObtet, oarunter Der 8efe6ls6aber
uno Der Sauptmann. Die Stabt pirb jebt
belugert uno Der 8acetOnig BON Nanting
unb bic @opoerneure Der 9rObtn5en $50
Nan unb 9u Pe9 ellen ibr NIT Sruppsr
81 9ulfe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY.

A piece Of work which ought 20 have
been done by some person or persons
has been done well by the American
Protective Tariff League. That body
has compiled a table showing the
changes which have been brought
about in the condition Of the wage
earners Of the country in the past few
years. BY a canvass which It has made
among 1857 business establishments Of
various sorts it has found that the
number Of workers employed by them
in March, 1895, was 191, ,732, which has
been increased to 267,4S6 by March,
1899. This was a gain Of 1856 per cent
in the four years. The wages paid by
these establishments in March. 1895
was s6,39S, ,O54.5S, which has grown to
S9.S59, ,2SO.3S in March Of this year. The
increase in this case was 54.09 per cent.
There was a gain in wages in March,
1899, as compared with that month in
1895, Of 1919 per cent per person.
The significance Of this great increase
in the wages Of workers will appeal to
every intelligent person. At the time
for which the first set Of figures are
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
TROUBLE IN KENTUCKY.
Governor Bradley Orders the Troops to
go TO the Polls

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. AT
o'clock this evening Colonel Menget re-
ceived orders from Governor Bradley
to send to the polls at once the Louis
willie Legion which had been under arms
at its armOry all day. Up to this time
the election had been one OF the quiet
est ever known here.
When the polls closed at 4 O'Clock an
inspector representing the interests OF
the Brown ticket appeared and de-
manded admfttance to watch the count.
This was done under an injunction is
sued by Judge Toney, Of the circuit
court, shortly before noon. restraining
the city authorities and officers OF elec-
tlon from interfering with the Brown
inspectors.
The republicans secured similar or
der for their inspectors on representa-
tions that they were threatened with
interference. In a number Of places the
inspectors were refused recognition and
Governor Bradley's order for troops to
go tc the polls was made upon state
ment by Judge Toney reciting this state
Of affairs.
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cut by CAVALRY.

Wholesale Execution Of Boer Soldiers
Near Ladysmith
EsrDurRT. Nov 5.--A reliable ma
Tive has l,oaght conHrmatory evidence
II Fridays nght south ~ Iadysmith
aud said the reconnIsancc In force was
made by British division the object
being to relieve the Colcnze column
which had been attacked by the Beers.
The British infantry charged the
Beers who were strongly posted on
Globe KlOof hill and drove them down
on n plain toward the Talula river
when the British cavalry executing a
fine Ranking movement. charged the
Bocrs almost annIhIlatlng them. The
plain vas strcwn with dead Beers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
CLOSING IN
ON AGUINALDO
PLANS WORKING SMOOTHLY
Weather Good and Everything Aus
piciOus for the Complete Capture
of the Insurgents.

MANILA, Nov. 7.-General Whea-
toms orders were to lard at or near
San sabian fishing village 20 miles
northeast Of Dagupan. The insurgent
force there only numbers about 200
men, entrenched. whereas at Dagupan
there are some thousands of insurgents
and five miles Of trenches.
Mounts river is blockaded. General
Wheaton is supposed to have landed
today though communication with him
is not expected until tomorrow. The
weather has been good since the start
and he should have been able to take
the trenches without a great loss Of
life.
From San sabian, General Wheaton
can control the roads Of escape from
Tarlas to the northeast making juno
ton with General LawtOn. General
Macarthur will begin his advance to-
wards Tarlac tonight. General Law
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON. Nov. Forty precincts in
the city Of Boston give Crane, republi-
can, 1859; Payne, democrat, ASST.
BOSTON. Nov. 7.--oue hundred and
ten towns in Massachusetts, give
Crane, republican, 2s.92S; Payne. dem
ocrat, 1860. The same towns last
year gave Bruce 1890; wolcott, 39, $50.
BOSTON. Nov. Returns from $50
cities and towns out OF 35S give Crane.
republican. 3I,721; Payne, democrat,
1880. This shows a republican loss of
Il per cent and democratic loss Of ;
per cent. On this basis the republicans
have carried Massachusetts, by about
5000 plurality.
BOSTON. Nov. 7.-Im the Franklin
Hampshire district. Senator Herbert c.
Parsons, anti-imperialist, who ran on
an independent ticket, was defeated by
the regular republican nominee.
BOSTON. Nov. THE republicans
have carried Massachusetts today by
5000 votes. electing w. Murray Crane.
governor. The entire republican state
ticket was elected by practically the
same plurality as the head Of the ticket
and the Legislature is republican by the
usual large majority.
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ton will resume his advance tomorrow
The Thirty-nfth regiment will reinforce
him tomorrow.
A force OF 800 insurgents attacked
the Fourth cavalry last night making
three futile charges and losing three
men. the Americans losing none.
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BOER REVERSES.
Continued from first pagol

CONTINUED from first page)
abandonment OF Colenso ard rctirr.
ment TO Estcourt
General White had ascertained that
the Beers were attacking Colcnso bu,
he was not aware of the British retire.
ment He had determined therefore, TO
attack the Beers in the rear General
Whites division caugh, the Bosrs ga
the rear and after the hills had been
shelled. the British infantry s,orma Il
the position.
In the meanwhile the British cavalry
swept round the hills and as the re-
treating enemy ascsnded into the plains
with British bayonets behind and the
river in front OF them. they were
charged by the cavalry and seem TO
have perished almost to a man.
While the British troops were thus
engaged In a successful endeavor to
wipe out the Nlcholsons Mex disaster.
the situation inside Ladysmith. as
shown by official dispatch from the
general at Estcourt. was most salts.
encouraging a hope that Sir
George White may yet completely re-
irieve his shaken reputation and that
his force may emerge triumphant from
the orsal through which Il IL now pass
ng
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RETURNS CONTINUED.
Continued from first paS)

meagre reports from the state received
up to II O'Clock tonight indicate that
the republicans OF Maryland have been
overwhelmingly defeated and that John
Walter Smith. the democratic candi-
date has been elected governor by a
majority of 10000 to 1900. There Is
also reasonable certainty that the
democrats win control both branches
Of the Legislature. The republicans are
inclined to attribute the result to
treachery among the followers OF May
or Malster and United States Senator
Wellington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
\ NATIVE REPORT

Charges Treachcry Against the Boer
Troops.
DURHAM, Natal. Nov. b.--5.@ p. M
A native eye witness Of Thursdays bat .
tie near Ladysmith. says the Boers
We're caught on he open ground and
raised several white nags, The British
then advanced without nrirg to accept
the surrender II the Boers but were
received with a vollcy az clcsS' rRrSc.
Enraged at this trcachery The lan.
GERS. hussars and dragoons followed by
the infantry with nScd bOyoncts
charged through and through the on.
sny and dld srcat execution, A lot
ot prisoners ana loot were captured
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
THE FRIDAY FIGHT.

According to Butler II Was a Slight
AFFAIR.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Followlng is the
text OF dispatch from General Butler
from Cape Town, dated Nov. 7. 1855:
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from the general commanding
at Escourt, dated November g.
Since Friday there has been a ces-
sation OF hostilltles. A few shots were
exchanged yesterday at the outposts.
Fridays bombardment was heavy.
There was a smart action Friday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-08
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Ninety
five precincts incomplete give the fol-
lowing on mayor: Phelan, democrat.
1856; Davis. republican, S45. II the
present ratio is maintained Phelan's
plurality will be about 1900
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. THE re-
publican city committee at p. m. con-
cedes the election Of James d. Phelan.
democrat. mayor by 5000 majority.
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towards pcwdr,p Thu troops drove
the Beers back a considerable distance
and disabled u gun,
"TheN was also hgh,ing near Bulu.
waUa our loss. altogether Is eight
killed and about 20 wounded"
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HIS RoARn woRK1Nn

FRANKFORT. Ky, Nov. S--A bune-
tin issued at a. m. by the Goehel
democratic campaign committee says:
We have not enough information con.
eerning the state to 40 irto details, bu,
We are confident We have won. though
the majority is small"
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE. Nov. Returns up 70
midnight indicate that Thompson, re-
publican, for mayor, has been elected
by 800 or 600 majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE New
York assembly stands 81 republicans.
80 democrats. Republican gain, II.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 7.-Todays
municipal election resulted in the re-
election Of j. D. Phelan, democrat, for
mayor by plurality Of at Least 5000
over Horace Davis, republican.