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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
GODDARD IN WASHINGTON.
He Is There to Argue Stock Yard
Case.

Washington, D. c., Nov S.-A A.
GODDARD, attorney general of Kansas,
and B. H. Tracy, his assistant, are in
the city to represent the state of Kan
sas in the noted Kansas City stock
yards case, which is to be argued before
the supreme court later in the week.
The title of the case is Charles u. Cot
ting and Francis Lee HigginsOn vs. A.
A. GODDARD, as attorney general of the
state of Kansas, and the Kansas City
Stock Yards company. Judge Horton
is here to represent Getting and Hig-
ginsOn. Judge Horton will have Will
lam D. Guthrie, of New York, to as
sist him, Mr.. Guthrie having been re-
centIY brought into the case
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
FAITH CURE FAILED.
A Family of Five Fever Stricken, and
One Dies.

New Albany. Ind, Nov. S.-There is
great indignation among the people of
Moorsville, this county, on account of
the death of Miss Ira Orr, who, it is
claimed died for want of medical at
tention.
The girl has been i'll of typhoid fever
for four weeks, and it was only five
days before her death that a physician
was summoned. Her parents are mem
bers of the Saints church, and she her
the doctrines of which is that disease
can be cured by divine healing. Four
other members of the family are now i'll
of typhoid fever. but they have medical
attention, now that the faith cure seems
to have failed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
George K. Nash, Governor Elect of Ohio.

indicated in the earlier returns last
night.
1t is not likely to exceed one hundred
thousand and almost half this vote
was cast in Cleveland. Cincinnati and
Toledo. It is estimated that the Jones
vote in Cuyahoga county Will be $4,000,
in Hamilton 10000. in Lucas 5000 and in
Franklin $500. outside of the fusion
troubles in Hamilton and the confusion
in CuyahOga county and the Jones
movement in other places, the Repub-
HCans seem to have made gains
throughout the state, especially in the
rural districts.
The senate stands 10 Republicans, 8
Democrats and doubtful, including
three from Hamilton county. The house
stands 5S Republicans, "a Democrats
and Il doubtful, including the ten mem
bers from Hamilton county.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. S-The Hamil-
ton county vote complete, but unOfh-
cial. shows McLeans plurality to be
]. 100 Jones complete vote II 900. The
fusion county ticket is elected with the
exception of one state senator two rep
resentatives. county treasurer, probate
judge and two justices of the peace.
Caldwell, Republican. for lieutenant
governor. leads Patrick, Democrat, by
], 200 votes.
Canton. O.. Nov. s.-vote in Canton
city, Nash, 1859; Mclean, S.o37; Jones,
JONES ON RESULT.
Toledo O., Nov. S.-MayOr Jones late
last night said:
tremely gratifying to me, as it must be
to every lover of liberty. The vote for
the non-partisan idea is large enough
to justify the claim that the cause has
won the greatest victory ever recorded
in the political history of the state.
I believe the moral force viii lead
the legislature to pass the municipal
code commission bill, which provides
that every municipal officer in Ohio
shall be elected by the nOn-partisan
plan, doing away entirely with political
parties in all sour cities. Furthermore
the vote of the non-partisan idea viii
have its influence in shaping issues next
year. There viii be more morals in
the national platforms by the reason
of 1t.
Il am thankful that the non-partisan
vote in Ohio may be recorded as favor
ing Christian policy towards the
Philippines"
Cleveland, Nov s.-Complete unof1-
cial returns from this Cuyahoga county
gives Jones Qnd) &C. 1856; Nash CRep0
q, 1853; Mclean (DemD 1929.
Jones plurality 1887.
Cincinnati, Nov. S.-HamiIton county
complete. unofficial:
Nash, R., "a, 500; Mclean, 80, ,979; Jones,
II, $50. McLean's plurality. 1,174
Caldwell, Republican, for lieutenant
governor has a plurality OF 939. Re
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08

mainder state ticket corresponds with
vote for lieutenant governor.
Youngstown, o.. Nov S--Mahoning
county complete unofficial: Nash CRep)
$500; Mclean (Dem.) 4,736; Jones 1,259.
Nash plurality / 464.
Cincinnati, Nov S.-Unofficial returns
from "A counties in Ohio including Guy
ahOga. Lucas, Hamilton and Franklin
give Nash a plurality over Mclean of
As, 1913. The fourteen counties unrepOrt-
ed gave Chapman in 1897 a plurality OF
3,747. Counting these fourteen counties
the same as in 1897 would give a Re
publican plurality of 1926.
Columbus, Nov. 8.-Unofficial but al
most complete returns this afternoon
indicate that the Republican plurality
in Ohio will exceed that of last year,
as well as that of the two previous
years and that the total vote may ex-
ceed 95000O, an excess of 160,0 600 over
last year and of 100, 900 over 1897. The
Republicans say the result is due to
the endorsement of President Mckinley
and prosperity. None of She Demo-
cratic leaders give any reasons. 1t is
thought now that Jones may carry his
home county as well as that of Cuya-
hoga. 1t is reported this afternoon that
the Democrats had elected Abraham
Patrick lieutenant governor, John A.
Caldwell. the Republican candidate, is
counsel for the Ohio Brewers assOcia-
tiOn, and the anti-salOOn league made
a special fight on him. The Republican
state committee announce that Cald-
we'll runs ahead in some localities and
will average close with his ticket.
Cincinnati, Nov. 8.-The following
bulletin was issued at 2 p. m by the
Western Union: Unofficial returns from
78 counties in Ohio and estimating the
remaining counties to give the vote of
1897, gives Nash, Republican, for gov
ernOr a plurality of &C. 664 The counties
not heard from are Hardin, Belmont,
PaUlding, Pike, Portage, Summit. Vim
ton, Seneca, WyandOtte and Perry.
HANNA ON THE RESULT.
n
said to the Associated Press correspon-
dent today that he did not attach any
special political significance to the fact
that Jones' Independent candidate for
governor had carried CuyahOga cOun-
ty by plurality Of about Is, 200. Jones
was supported largely by organized
labor in Cleveland" said Hanna. and
in addition received the votes of thou
sands of Democrats who bolted their
party ticket"
Senator Hanna said that according
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
KANSAS VOTE.
Reports From the County EIec-
tiOns Coming Slowly.
But a Trifie Over Half the
State Heard From.
COWLEY'S SURPRISE.
Shows a Republican Gain Over
1898 of 400.
LeaVenworth, WyandOtte and
Sumner For Democrats.
Results Would Indicate Slight
Republican Gain.

The returns from the county elections
throughout Kansas are of such mix
ed and unsatisfactory nature at this
date that is is impossible to make a
positive estimate of the per cent of the
gains or losses of the three political
parties. In some fusion districts big
Republican gains have been made and
again in Republican counties fusionists
have increased their lead.
On the face of the returns received
the Republicans seemed to have gained
a small per cent.
The Republicans elected only two
candidates for state senator. They were
John Clancy, of Shawnee county, and
G. c. Mccarthy of Jefferson county.
A very light vote was polled all over
the state. In 1896 the fusiOnists carried
go out of 105 counties; last year the Re
pubHcans carried 81 out of the 1O5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
ALBAUGH SATISFIED.
Says Result of Kansas Election Graf
flying to Republicans.

Chairman Mort Albaugh of the Re
publican state central committee, in
speaking of the election, said this after
noon: THE result is absolutely salts
factory to the Republican committee.
The returns will show. by an average
of county officers elected, a majority
of 12 oOO The Republicans have elected
an increase of county officers as com
pared to 1895 and 1897. The election
outside the state, to my mind settles
the question that Bryan will be the
nominee of the Democrats and the re-
suit in Ohio shows that Mckinley will
be his own successor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nd, Nov S-Returns
from both the city and state have been
very slow in coming to hand. The thir-
teen complete wards in the city, with
the balance estimated showed a pIu-
rality for Smith Democrat, for COVER
nor of 7,541, while in the balance Of the
state his plurality will probably be be-
tween $500 and 5000.
The Democrats have carried the three
legislative districts in Baltimore City
and the probabilities are that they will
have 75 members in the lower house of
(continued On sixth Pagel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
A LONG FILE.

visitor-I suppose you consider this a
model prison?
Warden-Yes, sir; we are very proud
of it.
Visitor-Suppose I tell you that that
I saw a file within the walls today.
Warden-You did, I'll
Visitor-Hold on! It was a file of
prisoners going to breakfast.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08

to his advices Nash's plurality was be-
ing greatly increased over the figures
given out last night. Under the condi-
tiOns existing this year, he said, he
considered the victory won by the Re
publicans of Ohio a most glorious one.
Mr.. Hanna declined to discuss the
results in other states.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral of Harvey Dustan viii
be held Thursday afternoon at 2-30
from S13 Chestnut street.
The funeral Of the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. Leslie, who died Tuesday
morning was held this morning at TO
o'clock from the residence Of the family
1925 Lime street.
The funeral of Mrs. George, cOlored.
who died Tuesday at 323 Polk street.
was held this afternoon from the resi~
dence at 1:30 o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08

The gas said: "I am sad tonight,
Fred Constants coming aroun
Although 1 always treat him right
I'm sure to get turned down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
JUDGE GEPHART ELECTED.

has been elected judge of the Thirty
sixth judicial district, comprising JEFF
fersOn and Jackson counties. The re-
turns thus far indicate that Gephart
will have as many votes in Jefferson
county as both Charles F. Johnson and
Cy HurreI, his Republican opponents
TT-TDCT, WINS
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08
GREGG CLAIMS IT.

GaIena. Nov Sine Republicans
claim the election of w. J. Gregg, judge
of the Cherokee Crawford county court
of common pleas over Ed Sapp (Dem).
JUDGE STILWELL REFLECTED.
Chanute, Nov. 8.-IncOmplete returns
Indicate the reelection of Leander Still
well Rep) judge of the Seventh judi
cial district-Neosho, WoOdsOn and
Wilson commissioner Amos Lapham
Fus).
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-08

CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
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pieoar fopeit bergeiteut, OuB Tie oaS
st. WIurien : 5oIpitul" psrIuTen
tonnten. Sh6ffer fpuroe iofort in
poIi5eiIi6en 8~etpa6rfam gerommen,
tpd6rsn0 iein 8ruoer, Der aus @leDez
LAMB, g., bierber gstommen 1T, IiA Dar
Gtnoer dHgenDmmeu bat.
8ei Dem 8erbDr 6e3eugte 8i1ium
+. Braun, Elm @e5iilfe in Der @po=
tbete bes Or. Bflii9er. CIR. 1923, 2eit=
goDitraBe, DAB S6dffer am Mtorgsr
oes "A. Sunuar in bic Qpot6ete ge=
rannt fam unb nab benz Oottor per
Iangte, Da feline BRET 8inoer f6nar er.
traaft ie;sn. 8aIo baruuf lei aud
cine Trau in bic Qpot6ete gefommsn
un0 babe geIagt, SfdFfer uno fem,
3tnoer Ieter bergiftet. 3euge butts
0ann Den Or. gfliigar bena9ridtigt,
uno bieIer bequb ii9 Tofort in Das
S6dfer'Ida 5au8.
Or. Pfliiaer mar Der nd6te 3euge.
@r Fd9te, er babe Ipfort %ertaant, 0uf
bic 8inOsr, 3;2aro, 6lora uno GlTtl
S6Gffer, u, reip. II unD 3 Sabre
alt, an @rientf : 8ergiFtung litten.
Der Batter Iel6er lei audi franf gepe-
fen, ater niAt 10 bebentli4 ME biz
8in0er. 3euge T6idte Iofort gu eineu
dnoeren Qr8t, tpdbrenO er Die Magen=
pumpe in Q%npenDung 6ra6te. S4dF=
fer babe ii4 Der dr3tl;fen 8~ebunoluna
nt9t ntoerieBt, %IonDern babel biilfreiz
DE 5anO geleiItet. Die 3inoer 6utten
Dem 3eugen 9eiagt, baB ibr &affee eli
men ntomti6en 9sI9mad" ge5abt
babe, unD 6ulo nd6 BEN 8enuIIe Oesz
Ielben ieten tie erfrartt. 3euge legte
ietn o@!ft6ud" DOR, aus pel6em err
Ii4tli4 mar, DAP SaGffer am 20.
DECEMBER eine S4ahtel 4uttengiTt ir
Der @pot6ete gatauft 9ltte.
SGdffer ielbIt 6strat ben 3eugen:
iton0 urO faqte, Die 8ergiFtung lei biz
5oIge zines 8eriebens qepsIen. 81
babe bus 8ift, peLfes er nift qe.
braudt 6utte, in cine Safe get3an
un0 dQer 8d6rIheinli6tsit mad BABE
fein 506tsr6en Mil6 in bieTe SuII>
gegofen, pbne bas Sit gu bemerfen
un0 MiL6 unp Silt pann in ben 3uF
| fee geiaiittet. 9an3 entT6ie0en nisi
Der &ngetldate bic 9srOdftigung gu
rid, DAP er Elm @erbre&an beubf6tig
6o6s.
2(uf 8unI6 beg goli3iten 6enrD
tpel6er iagte, DAP er 8rinoe babe, bi
Ri4tigteit Der Anqaben S6dffer's 81
be3peifeIn. muroe Dus 8er10r Danl
: rI6O6en. 5enrp Fat pihtigss 8e
fpe;smuteriul fir Das rG6Ite 9er60.
IN 0f1aIfht nnItant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-03
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fuira. iibar paIfe amtli6 tiefe5 Stiff
itlpaigen bstpa6rt miro. IS 6eiBt.
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pagr;a Idfpsr Deripunoet tporoea.
Burton lit Dsr6uftet poroen; er Re.
6auptet, Die Qffatre lei Elm unglid=
li6er 9uTdQ aeIpeicrl.