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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-08
TROOPS IN KENTUCKY.
Governor Bradley Orders Out the
Men Of the Louisville Leglon,
VISITED THE POLLING PLACES

There was Nothing For Them to DO,
aud the only Excitement Causcu Was
By she Presence or the Bluoc"Ht-.
Pound Everything ouiet.
Louisville. Nov. Sat 8 o'e'oek lest
night Colonel C. c. Mengel received
orders from Governor Bradley i1 send
10 the polls at once the Louie Vile le.
eion. which had been under arms at
its srmory an day in readint Tor "a
call. Up to thiE time the election bad
been one OF the Quietest ever known
here a few arrests for alleg,1 Inter-
ference with voters we're made. but
there was loss than the usual amount
Of friction between the wor sera fur
the respective candidates. When 'ne
polls closed, at ( o'clock. the Inspe
tor representing the Interest," uf the
Brown ticket appeared and demanded
admittance to watch the coun This
was done under "a mandatory Injunction
issued by Judge Terry, Of the circuit
court. shortly before noon, Restrain
ing the city authorities and officers ul
election from interfering with the
Brown inspectors About the middle
OF the afternoon the Republican see
cured q similar order for their lnspec-
tors. on representations that thay were
threatened with interference.
In number OF places the insnnctora
we're refused recognition, and Cover
nor Bradley's order for troops '0 gD 20
the polls was made upon a settlement
by Judge Toney, reciting this state
OF affairs
The men were ready. and within %
few miutes began to form about the
armOry Belts were loaded up with
ball cartridges. and every man mad bis
bayonet fixed
Colonel Meneel. who was In uniform
for the FIRST time since the regiment
was aced in readiness for a call ls-
sumed command. As soon as the order
became known Sheriff Bell hastelei
TO the armory and protested against
the calling ont of the troops. on the
ground that there had been no disc
order and no trouble. and thai there
was no occasion for action by the state
authorities: that Judge Toney had not
made any representations to him the
sheriff. as peace officer of the county
that there had been any Interference
with his order.
Colonel Mengel replied that he was
acting under instructions from Cover
nor Bradley
Shortly after 7 o'clock orders 90
march were given Companies B G
and d swung into Main street and
started on the double quick for the
lower quarters Of the city. In the west
end They visited polling places sn
route. and inquired into the treatment
of the representatives of all the par
ties Everything was found quiet.
however. and the bluecoats We're
marched back to headquarters. The
only excitement noticeable was that
occasioned by the presence of the sole
diers. Meanwhile the count was pro
ceeding in all the voting places Of
the city.
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WHAT IS THE USE.
No Need to Go Through Life a
Sufferer.
Means of Relief is Near at Hand and Re-
commended by People You Know.

What is the use to 60 on suffering from kid
my backache, nervousness, sleeplessness and
dizziness when a fifty cent box Of Morrow's
KiL-ne oids will cure Probably you have
not heard Of Kid-ne-ods, so Il you will read
this statement it will pay you tenfold. We
give YOU as reference Mrs. Marx Frey, 3If
West Poplar street, who says "About four
years ago noticed the FIRST symptoms Of kid
ney trouble. had a dull pain i'll the small
,f nv back which would be attended by a
sharp shooting pain extending up my spine
from Just over the region of the kidneys. 1t
affected my nerves so could not sleep nor
rest. had spells Of dizziness, swelling Of
the feet and shortness Of breath. When saw
Morrow's KI-n oids advertised ! procur
some Of them aud took them according to
directions. ,her taking them for a short time
l noticed a change for the better contin-
ued to take them and Kid-ne-oids relieved me
entirely of all my troubles. ! can sincerely
recommend Kid-ne oids to sufferers Of kidney
trouble"
Morrow Kid d-ne-oids are not pills, but
Yellow Tablets and sell at fifty cents box
at all drug stores and at S. P. Kirlin's drug
store
Mailed on receipt Of price. Manufactured
by John Morrow & Co., Chemists, Spring
field, Ohio.
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BRYAN "coNcRDEs" NEBRASKA.
Says the Fusiontsts Have Won by
Fifteen Thousand Votes,

Says the Fusionists Have Won by
Fifteen Thousand Votes,
Lincoln, Nov SIT is evident TO both
parties in yesterdays fight that Ne
braska has repledged her allegiance to
the fusion standard. While Repuhli-
cans are not yet willing to admit de-
feat early figures point that Way.
There has been a steady falling Oh OF
the vote OF both parties, but, wiiiles the
fusionists have suffered but lightlytthe
Republican loss has been not less than
three to a precinct. If the prekent
ratio is maintained Governor Holchm
and the fusion state ticket will be eNct-
ed by not less than 10000 FusioM sts
claim much more.
Chairman Edmiston Of the PopNlist
state central committee. said: Nv
have carried the state by $1,000, Hnd
have made gains in county offices
Chairman Tent. Of the RepublR ban
committee declined to make a 81 lie,
ment. but many of his associates hd.
mitted defeat, though not concediI4 II
by as larse majority as claimed BY
the fusionists
Asked for a statement. w. j. BNaI
replied, with laughter;
~ concede the state Of NebTask& {,
the Wsionists by $4,000"
THIS U.ancaster) county elects Ah
ent Republican county ticket Wa
the icssible exception of sheriff.
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SLIGHT CHANGES IN NEW YORK.
Tammanyites Elated over the Defeat
OF Assem- blymau Mnzeu.

TammRnyites Elatcd over the Defeat
OF Assem- blymau Mnzeu.
New York, Nov S.-Returns from
state and city so far received Indicate
that the Republicans will have about
the same majority In the next as
sembly as I'm the last, the Democratic
gains in this city being offset by losses
in the smaller counties. The RepuBu-
cans elect 80 assemblymen, Democrats,
5S, a Republican majority Of "a and
Republican gain of 16 seats
The Democrats suffered grave re-
verses In Erie county (Buffalo) and
Chemung county, the home os ex-Sena-
tor David B. Hill. In the city elections
up the state the Democratic vote show
ed a great falling of. Buffalo, Troy and
Albany gave large Republican maiori-
ties, a complete overturn. Mayor
James +. Mcclure Dem Is reelected
mayor of Syracuse a tribute to his
personal popularity,
In the four counties OF New York
city the usual big Democratic MAORI
ties were rolled up, every candidate in
every county being elected ekcept
Gray, Democratic candidate for re-
corder of Kings, against Y 3hom
charges Of corruption had been made,
Tammany shows no elation ovet the
plurality OF $4,000 for its New YorK
county ticket, having expected IL. The
rejoicing is over the defeat of AS
semblyman Robert Mazet (Rep) by
Perez NJ. Stewart, in the Nineteenth
assembly district, which usually is
strongly Republican. DR.. Nelson Y.
Henry (Rep0, in the Fifth assembly
district, against whom the labor
unions made a fight, was reelected
In the Thirty-fourth congressional dis
trict T B Vreeland (Rep) was elected
by an enormous majority, at least 10.
600.
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NEW Jersey REPuRIIcAN
County Returns snow a state Plur-
aiity Of Twontv thousand.

County Returns snow state Plnr
aittv OF Tweutv Thousand.
Trenton. Nov b-Returns go far rn-
cclved indicate that the Republican,
have carried the state by about 10000
plurality, although there was no direct
vote on a state ticket The Republi-
cans will control both houses OF tho
legislature by good working maiori-
ties. ard 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
Salem and Monmouth The Democrats
have elected but one senator. in War
rem.
The senate viii stand "A Republi-
cans 90 Democrats. The Democrats
lost three assemblymen In MiddleseX
and ono Ia Salem. and the next assem-
bly, will be composed of Al Republicans
and 10 Democrats. as against 81 Re
publcans and % Democrats last year
The result In Monmouth is very close.
but II is believed that the Republicans
have elected Francis senator. and that
the Democrats have elected assembly
men and county officers
The Republicans carried Cumberland
.
elected the county clerk and sheriff
| The Republicans carried their entire
ticket In Mlddlesex and Union coun-
| ties
The Republicans made clean
sweep in Pnssaic county electiug four
assemblymen and the two coroners.
/ The assemblymen get about $500.
The Republicans carry Union coun-
/ ty by about 2.2O0 for senator and as
| sembly William Howard (Rep) for
| county clerk ran behind his ticket
/ by about 300 but Is safe. Robert G.
| Houston (Rep), for sheriff, is elected
/ by about 1000,
/ Sussex county went Democratic,
/ electing Elvin Il. Smith. the retiring
/ member. TO the assembly for another
/ term John NJ Hotalen tDem) was
| elected sheriff
! The result of yesterdays election
! greatly improves the chances of Unit
| ted States Senator William J. Sewell
to succeed himself in the senate. The
senate will remain Republican for two
years more. as next year the senators
| retiring are all Democrats except one,
who is from a county almost certainly
Republican. so the Democrats cannot
| make any gain, and in the senatorial
! elections next year they will have ey-
| erything to lose and nothing to gain.
Yesterdays elections for assembly
men are taken here to indicate that
the Republicans cannot lose next year.
The appointment of Republicans for
state treasurer and other state Of
ficers this winter is assured.
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No Right % uglinsss.

The woman who is lovely in face, form Ind
temper will always have friends, but one yho
would be attractive must keep her health, Il
she is weak, siokly and all run down, lhe
will be nervous and irritable. If she has
constipation on kidney trouble, her ipplre
blood will cause pimples blotches, skin erEp-
tons and a wretched complexion. Eledkic
Biuers is the best medicine in the world I,
regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and L
purify the blood. 1t gives strong nertes
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich com
| plexion. Ii will make a good looking
charming woman Of a rundown invalid. Onl
so cents at A. WasleY's drug store.
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DOERS cur TO PIECES.
British Garrison at Ladysmith Ex-
eoutes Brilliant Sorties.
PLAIN sTRBwN WITH THE SLAIN

The Day Following the Capture OF the
Boer Camp at Tatham's Farm-The
Boer Force Near Coienso Perished
Almost to Man.
London, Nov. s.--welcome dis
patches from the front have rent the
veil of gloom enveloping Ladysmith,
showing the British garrison not
merely standing on the dogged defen-
slve, but has made 1000 prisoners and
executed a series of brilliant sorties.
Accounts from different sources agree
that the laconic official description OF
Thursdays engagement as can eff
fective shelling of the Boer laager"
was unduly modest It appears that
General Sir George Stewart White
sent a strong force of cavalry and in
fsntry to attack the Beers at Tatham's
farm, about ten miles to the north
ward, near Besters, and apparently
achieved a surprise. the Beers being
caught on the open veldt and cut to
rieces, and their camp captured. Their
encouraged by this success, General
White decided to risk an even more
important engagement on the follow
ing day, when he was again justified
by success.
Ladysmith has been isolated, and a
Boer force has intercepted the rail-
way between Ladysmith and Colenso.
This force on Friday had descended
upon Colenso and, as shown by the
dispatches from Estcourt, had com
PEELED a hurried abandonment of Co
lenso and a retirement of the British
to Estcourt
General White had ascertained that
the Beers were attacking Colenso, but
he was not aware of the British re-
tirement. He had determined, there
fore, to attack the Beers in the rear,
thus hoping to achieve the double OBJ
ject of drawing off an attack upon the
Weak garrison OF Colenso and possibly
of reopening communication south
ward
The Beers had advanced southwark
until they had occupied the hills
north of Tugela river and dominating
Colenso on the other side of the
stream. The hills slope to a plain that
reaches to the banks of the Tugela.
General Whites division caught the
Beers in the rear, and after the hills
had been shelled the British infantry
stormed the position. Meanwhile the
British cavalry swept round the hills
and, as the retreating enemy descend
ed. into the plains, with British bayo-
nets behind them and the river in
front of them, they were charged by
the cavalry and seem to have perished
almost to a man. The plain was
strewn with slain Beers. The British
then returned to Ladysmith without
coming into touch with the Colenso
garrison, which had retired to Est.
court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-08

Massachusetts Republican Plurality.
Boston, Nov. S.-The Republicans
carried Massachusetts yesterday by
$1,000 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 of 1900 will also
be Republican by the usual large ma
jority, there being few changes in
either branch, The total vote for gov
ernor, with one town missing. was as
follows: w. Murray Crane Republi-
can, l6S,S46; Robert Treat Paine. Jr.,
Democrat, 103,Sl2 The senate Of 1900
will stand practically the same, 33 Re
publicans and Z Democrats, while the
house will have about 165 Republicans
and 6S Democrats, with the balance di-
vided among the Socialists and Prohi-
bitionists. While the Socialists lost
representative in Haverhill, their can
didate for governor led the Democratic
nominee in that city, and in other parts
Of the state the Socialists doctrine was
given some endorsement.
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Nenro Mortnllr wonnds a Rov.

Baltimore, Nov. 8-Shortly after the
polls closed last evening so intoxi-
Gated negroes ran amuck on Centre
Market space. They fired pistols AMI
threw stones about promiscuousiy, one
of the bullets mortally wounding Oscar
Dietz, a 12-year-old boy, in the abdo-
men. The negroes separated and ran
in all directions. followed by the whites
and policemen. Four members of the
crowd were captured. One of them,
Wesley Brown, 1S years old, they iden-
titled as the party who wounded the
Dietz hoy
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His Life was saved.

Mr.. J. Z. Lilly, a prominent citizen OF
Hannibal Mo-, lately had a wonderful de
liverence from frightful death. In telling Of
it he says al was taken with Typhoid
Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. MY lungs
became hardened. was so weak couldn't
even sit up in bed Nothing helped me- ]
expected to soon die OF Consumption, when
heard Of DR.. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle gave great relief I continued to use
it. and now am well and strong. | can't say
too much in its praise" This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung Trouble Reg
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free at A. Wasley's drug store; every bottle
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some Foolish People

Alloy a cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, "Oh, it
will wear away" but in most cases it will
wear them away. Could they be induced to
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Balsam, which is sold on positive guarantee
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AN ELEGANT $500 BOOK
FOR ONLY IS CENTS.

Our representatives, Messrs.
Hooks & Brown, will call upon you
with the publication for your in
spectioa. We feel sure you will be
interested in examining it. Upon
signing the agreement to take the
HERALD Tor six months, the book
will be delivered upon payment OF
IS cents. This is in addition to
the regular subscription of rs cents
month.
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Nl--i--InpI roucr Chier Nurdcrrd.

HatueeHrre Miss, Nov S-John
+ Bennett. chief OF police Of Hatties-
bur- was shot and killed yesterday
ly 49, HHHus-W worth the travelling
representative uf q patent washing ma-
chine E0'UuEswOrth wrote letters
and made O. statement charging Ben
nett with robbing him of s. 900 worth
OF checks and when the two men met
yesterday Bennett demanded retrac-
ton H1Ilingsworth refused and BEN
nett struck him with his fist HollinVs-
worth drew "a pistol and fired 1--WE
shots
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CLEVELAND ordered TO .'Move on .

Cleveland Ordered TO "Move On"
Princeton, N. j.. Nov. S.-As ex-
President Cleveland was leaving the
polls on Mercer street yesterday he
stopped moment to speak TO one OF
his friends, whereupon an over Of
ficious policeman from Trenton, de-
tailed at the polls, not knowing who
Mr.. Cleveland was, ordered the ex-
president to move outside the chalk
line. Mr.. Cleveland smiled, stepped
into his carriage and was driven of to
his home.
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rne strlcl.en VIee. 'rresldent.

Paterson, N, j., Nov. Sat midnight
Vice President Hobart's condition was
reported to be more favorable. 1t was
stated at his house that Mr.. Hobart
had been able to sit UP in a chair for
a short time and had eaten some solid
food. something he had not done in
three weeks DR.. Newton, however,
would not offer any encouragement as
to the vice presidents recovery.
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Wheeler Delighted with Philippines.
Florence. Ala, Nov. S-General
Joe Wheeler. in a letter to- Hon
w. ]. Wood. of Florence. stating his
views on the Philippine question, says.
81 am delighted with the Philippine
Islands. / have no doubt that a lit
tie push and energy this fall will crush
out the Aguinaldo insurrection. Out
of 100000 people in these islands, |
do not think that he has more than
10000 soldiers, and in a square fight
5000 Americans would tear them to
pieces. All that is necessary to crush
them out at once is for the army
to get at them, and keep at them until
the work is done. The evil features
of these islands have been exagger-
ated Americans will find this an ex-
cellent field for their energies"
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Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. KarPs
Glover Root Tea puriies the breath by its
action on the bowels etc, as nothing else
will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee.
Price 25 cts and so cts. Sold by P. d. Kirlin
on guarantee.
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Both tuIuH.a BE- uuu NomcZuutn Rebels
Are sun threatening.
KiuetOu jamaica Nov S-Priyate
Colombian correspondence says the
tHaTd of the Swiss Anglo Colombian
arbitration Boa the punchard- MedelIln
rIiroad dispute faroring Great Brit
an and dIsmissiug Colomhia's claim
90. slfo1ono0 threatens Just at this
C...Is t0 have die01trous effect on the
government hy strengthening poplIar
.rmpathy With 'he revolution
Ia Glayfa Venezuela advircs say
General DJsfr1's marine forces are
b'ockadne Puerto Caholo which sup-
ports IernaUdezs countcr revolution.
Little Is iloen 90 IA Guayra about
tle movement and prospects OF the
Insurgents but reports are circulated
that Hernandez ls gaining sufficient
support 90 cause ruuC,cd distur-
bauge
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Democrats Win In Denver.

Denver, Nov. S.-Returns so far re-
celved make the election Of the entire
Democratic ticket in this (Arapahoel
county practically certain. The DEM
acratic managers claim a plurality
over the Republicans Of from 1000 to
5000 The proposition to issue bonds
of the city of Denver for the construe-
tion of municipal water plant car
ries by a majority of 1000 in a vote
of a little over 5000,
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Albany Rennhlicnn. .

Albany. Nov. SIT is given out at
Democratic headquarters that the Re-
publican ticket, headed by Blessing for
mayor and containing the names OF
some Democrats, has been elected.
This is a great Republican victory, the
first won in many years.
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If shilohs Cough and ConsumT ton Cure,
which is sold for the small price of 25 cts, so
cts. and 81 90, does not cure take the bottle
back and we will refund your money. Sold
for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price
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q guarantee.
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RAILROAD
sCHUVKIIL DIVISION
OcToHER %. 1893

Trains viii leave Shenandoah after the Anov e
1ate for WigEan, GllbertOn, Fraokviile DaIl
Water, 81 Clair, Poitsville. Hamburg, Reading
Postztown, PhoeuixyIlle Norristown q q PHI
adelphia Brad street staiionl a. 9 rs and o.
a. m, 2 10, 10 o. M. on week days. Sundays
0a a. M, 70 D.. "a.
Trains leave Ffaekville for Shenandoah a.
Z s6, n a. 2. m. aud 5 %, 50 p. a. SUNDAY
n ol O. M. and S Sc -. m.
Leave Poftsville Tor ShenRr ioah (via FracA .
Vile TO- n % a. N, 10, 10 p. m. SundA,
10 IS a. m, 5 10 y. m.
Leave PhilRdelphia, broad street stAtion) 10
Shenandoah at IS .. n, 10 ,. NJ. week day.
Sundays leave AZ 50 and 3 . a. NJ
Leave Philadelphia Broad street statiohl foi
POttsyille, 30, IS paror carl, 10 l9 q. m. 30,
10 lparlor carl 2 p. m. weekdays. sundays
s 81, ~ a. IA. am 612 D N.
Leave Broad street station. Philadelphia,
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