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turns were received indicating greater Re
publican gains, and the band that had
been awaiting orders at the Republican
State headquarters struck up for the first
time during the night, the glee club
Chimed in, and the Republican jOllifiCation
was tnaugurated about midnight with all
sorts of demonstrations.
At 1880 p. m. Chairman Seward Of the
Democratic Committee was asked for
statement on the Ohio results, but de-
clined to make one for the Associated
Press. He was then asked if he conceded
the election of Judge Nash or claimed the
ELECTION, of Mclean, to which he replied:
i viii say nothing.
There were no Jones legislative or other
candidates, but Samuel NJ. Jones, Mayor
of Toledo, is certainly the closest third
that ever entered the Ohio gubernatorial
race. There is not the usual percentage
Of either Republican or Democratic gains
or losses, as the gains run for the Repub-
licans in some places and for the Demo-
Gratis in other sections.
Hon. c. L. KurtZ, the Ohio member of
the Republican National Committee, who
is in Governor Bushnelps office figuring
returns said:
'I regard the returns received up to this
time as insufficient to make a correct esti-
mate on the vote for Governor The first
precincts reported are usually the ones in
which there is a small vote and the vote
| is less liable 10 fuctuation than in other
precincts. Hence ii is idle to claim either
the election of Nash or Mclean as yet
TOLEDO Nov. Mayor Jones at 9
o'clock conceded his own defeat.
IF my race has contributed in any
way he said, ito the success of John r.
Mclean and a rebuke to the infamous
Philippine policy of the Administration, l
feel that it has not been in vain.
The result of the election is extremely
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 po-
ltical history of the State.
81 believe the moral force will 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 present parties in all
our cities. Furthermore, the vote of the
non-partisan idea will have its influence
| in shaping issues next year. There will
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KENTUCY RETURNS.
Taylor Elected Governor by Com
Portable Plurality.

LOUISVILLE. Nov by the COM
bined efforts of the Republicans and anti
Goebelites, Attorney W. S. Taylor (R.) has
been elected Governor of Kentucky by
plurality variously estimated at about
10000 over Goebel CD. Returns up to
midnight also indicate the election of the
entire Republican ticket, while the COM
pleXion of the Legislature is in doubt.
The weather throughout the State was
was polied the total falling bnf 1ittie
short of the vote polled in the last Presi-
Dental election. Comparatively little dis
order prevailed and aside from several
arrests for alleged violation of election
laws the election was characterized by a
remarkable degree of quietude.
Chairman Long of the Republican cam
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BIG GAIN IN IOWA.
Net Republican Increase About Four
teen to Each Precinct.

DES MONIES, Iowa. Nov. Sat 1:30
a. m. CSC precincts of the 20S2 in the State
give Shaw (R) for Governor 81 593; White
3D. 81 ,565. The same precincts two years
ago gave Shaw S6,565, White 1882 This
is net Republican gain of 1858, or about
fourteen to a precinct. The same ratio,
if continued for the State. will give a Re-
publican plurality of about 10000. There
are few Republican gains in the Leg
islature, and the indications are the Re-
publicans will have lis of the $50 men,
bers.
The indications are that the Republican
total vote will show a decrease of six
per cent from two years ago and that
the Democratic total vote will show a loss
of about ten per cent.
The probabilities are that there will be
eighty Republican members in the House
and thirty-five Republican in the Senate,
a net Republican gain of ten. 1t seems
that this strength is certain, and it is
probable that it will be increased when
all the returns are in.
Chairman Huffman of the Democratic
State Central Committee comedies the
State by 10000. while the Republican State
chairman claims it will go 65 900 or better
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VICTORIES IN EASTERN STATES

being elected except Gray, Democratic
candidate for Recorder of Kings, against
whom charges of corruption had been
made.
Tammany shows no elation over the
plurality of over $4,000 for its New York
county ticket, having expected 1t. The re-
ioicing is over the defeat of Assembly
art in the Nineteenth Assembly District
which usually is strongly Republican. Dr.
Nelson H. Henry (R.) in the Fifth AS
sembly District, against whom the labor
In the Thirty-fourth Congressional Dis
trict E. B. Vreeland CR) was elected by
an immense majority-at least ,00O
Bronx gave, for Justice of the Supreme
Court, Barnett OR. and d. 1872 539, DAILY
(R) 1854, OGorman Cd 122 731.
The borough of Manhattan and the
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also elect thirteen of the twenty-five AL
dermen. In the county, Thomas Penney
(R), for District Attorney, is elected by
10000 plurality, and John w. Neff, for
County Auditor, by 1000. D. j. Kenefick,
w. B. Hooker and T. c. White (R.) have
been reelected Justices of the Supreme
Court in the Eighth Judicial District by
large majorities.
UTICA, Nov. 7-R. w. Sherman CD is
elected Mayor of Utica by 81. The bal
ance of the ticket is Democratic by ma
jorities ranging from 200 to 800. Two of
the three Assembly districts in Oneida
County show no change.
ITHACA, Nov. THE city of Ithaca
gives the Democratic candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer plurality of 157 and the
Republican candidate for Sheriff 100. The
Standard voting machine was used in this
city and the result was known seventeen
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X OLUMBUS, Nov. After II p. m.
the returns showed the Democratic
gains in Cincinnati and other cities
were reduced and that Mclean was
~ likely third at Cleveland. and, pos
sibly. a Toledo, in which cities Jones
drew much more heavily from the Demo-
Gratis than from the Republicans. At the
same time the Republican net gains out
side Of Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo
were increasing at such a rate as 10 in
dicate a plurality of from 10000 TO 10000
for Judge Nash for Governor. and the
entire Republican State ticket, including
a majority of the Legislature.
Chairman Dick had previous to the
election. repeatedly claimed the election
Of the entire Republican State ticket by
not less than 5000 plurality. SO far to-
night he has refused to give any figures,
but those around him say that means
that he now has no reason to change his
first figures. The later returns seem to
be growing in favor of the Republicans,
especially since the returns indicate that
Jones hurt the Democrats much more
than the Republicans in Cleveland To-
ledo. Columbus and other cities, while the
first reports indicated exactly the oppo-
site effect.
Judge Nash (R.) is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends and neighbors
at the Neil House. After Il p m. he
said
Il claim my election by at least 10000
but 1 am too much engaged TO give
statement of the causes or to analyze the
results for the press"
Bands and clubs are out serenading. At
11:lO o. m. Chairman Charles Dick gave
out the following:
THE returns from Hamilton, CuyohOga
and Lucan counties are as yet too meager
10 give definite figures. Enough have been
received to indicate the election Of Judge
Nash by a greater plurality than that Of
Governor Bushnell two years ago, which
was IS 165, thus insuring the election Of
the entire Republican State ticket Both
branches of the Legislature are Republi-
can"
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GAINS IN NEW YORK.
Republican Landslide in Districts
Outside of the City.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returns from
State and city so far received indicate
that the Republicans will have about the
same majority in the next Assembly as
in the last, the Democratic gains in this
city being Offset by losses in the smaller
counties. The Republicans have elected
81 Assemblymen and the Democrats 80. a
Republican gain of a. and Republican
mapority of %. Democrats suffered grave
reverses in Erie County (Buffalo) and
Chemung County, the home of ex-senator
David B. Hill. In the city elections up
the State the Democratic vote showed a
great falling off. Buffalo, Troy and AL
bany gave large Republican majorities.
Mcguire (D.) is reelected Mayor of
Syracuse, a tribute to his personal popu-
larity
In the four counties of New York CITY
the usual big Democratic maiorities were
rolled up, every candidate in every county
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SUMMARY OF ELECTION RETURNS.

to ohaveb follows: ~ " ~ w
Ohio by Republicans
elected Governor plurality estimated 25oOO At 1890
plurality majority 5000 1897 The
result surprising factor hurt
ing both candidates.
has beenca by by
10000 majority which is sufficient to keep Bryan in the Presi
Dental
Maryland Governor,
defeating Lloyd Governor by than
Kansas gives big Republican gains
Kentucky has Republican.
by Republicans by 10000
plurality
Jersey overwhelmingly Legislature.
Republican, largely increased Repub
cad.
&FN but it
Mclean
Republican described the dispatches
the will is
scrihed
plurality estimates the
smaller which vii"
nat
Kentucky
defeated The
a
E.
Republicans majority 10000 This
opposition being made
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minutes after the polls closed.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 1T is given out
publican ticket, headed by Blessing for
Mayor and containing the names of some
Democrats, has been elected. This is
Republican victory, the first in many
years.
ROCHESTER, Nov 7.-Rochester COM
plete- gives Carnahan (R.) 1858 plurality
for Mayor.
OSWEGO, Nov. 7.-Albert Hall CD was
elected Mayor by about 200 majority.
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SALT LAKE REPUBLICAN.

SALT LAKE. Nov. S.-Returns up to
midnight indicate that Thompson (R)
has been elected Mayor by 500 or 600 ma
jority and that the Republicans have
elected a majority of the city Councilmen
OGDEN, Utah Nov. THE Democrats
elect their city ticket, except Treasurer,
by majority of 20 out of 1000 votes. The
City Council is equally divided.
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day in readiness for a call. Up to this
time the election had been one of the
quietest ever known here. The balloting
proceeded ali day without any disorder.
few arrests for alleged interference
with voters were made, but there was less
than the usual amount of friction between
workers for the respective candidates.
When the polls closed at o'clock the
inspectors representing the interests of
the Brown ticket appeared and demanded
admittance to watch the count. This was
done under an injunction issued by Judge
Toney CT the Circuit Court shortly before
noon, restraining the city authorities and
officers of election from interfering with
the Brown inspectors. About the middle
Of the afternoon the Republicans secured
d similar order for their inspectors on the
representation 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 to the
polls was made upon a statement by
Judge Toney reciting this state of affairs.
Judge Toney's letter to Governor Brad
ley follows:
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GET IN LINE!

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Nash Is Elected Governor Of Ohio
and Kentucky Remains Out Of
the Democratic Column.
Bryan Succeeds in Saving Nebraska but His
Party Is Showed Under in Other Middle
Western COnmOnWeaIths.

be more of morals in the national plat
forms by the reason of it.
Il am thankful that the non-partisan
vote in Ohio may be recorded as favor
ing Christian policy toward the Philip
pines"
Jones precinct began coming in after
midnight. Indications now are that Nash
Will barely pull through as all save three
two out of 11O precincts give Nash 6096.
Mclean 4557. Jones 5S91 Nearly all re-
manning precincts are Democratic. 1t is
impossible to tell at this time which can
didate will carry Lucas County
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. 7.-Senator
Hanna received the election returns at the
Union Club. At midnight he made the
following statement:
Under the conditions it has been a
splendid Republican victory. The returns
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MAKE COMPARISON.

Mems Sc 80 Leather-soled Rubber Boots "a 90
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Child's 90c Kid Shoes, to S.......... k5c
Fine Kid-Tipped Shoes. Chds, Slh to IL soc
Fine Kid-Tipped Shoes. Misses, u to o. 95c
Old Ladies' Comfort Shoes. ISL so 81 *
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. .S.TAXLOH/
fNeNTUcNT{

have come in so slowly that it is i'm
possible to say just how emphatic the
victory is, but it is magnificent one
1t was an Endorsement of the Republican
party, and a splendid one 1t is too soon
to say that | am satisfied with the result,
for We do not know certainly what the
result IS: But we know enough to know
that 1t is a great victory for he party.
The result in Cuyahoga County is not
different from what was expected, and
was due to local conditions which were
pretty well understood before the cleo
ton. The result so far as this county is
CONCERNED has no real significance and,
while 1t is not pleasant it is not a sur
prise. When the returns are all in it will
be possible to analyze the figures and un-
derstand all they mean. but until the re-
turns are more complete there is no use
saying anything more than that they
show Republican victory"
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Militia Ordered Out at
Louisville to Insure a
Fair Count.
Politics and Organism
Repudiated by Voters Of the
Blue Grass State.

LEXINGTON Ky Nov In precinct in this city tonight while the
n a o
a
mac
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MONEY SAVERS.

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Ladies' and Children's Ribbed Underwear
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California Gray Wool Blankets, good So 80
Common Cotton Blankets, pair. soc. XII *
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: OUISVILLE, Nov. AT O'CLOCK
this evening Colonel c. c. Mengel
received orders from Governor
Bradley to send to the polls at
- once the Louisville Legion, which
Id been under arms at it's armory all
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. I, 1899
Governor w. o. Bradley. City-Sir: Two man
datory injunctions to-day issued by me
as one of the Judges of the Jefferson Circuit
Court requiring election officers at the cleo
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SNAPPY BARGAINS.

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Parsnip Complexion

Ii does not require an expert to detect
the sufferer from kidney trouble The
hollow cheeks, sunken eyes, dark puffy
circles under the eyes, sallow parsnip.
colored complexion indicate it,
A physician would ask you if you had
rheumatism, dull pain or ache in the
back or over the hips, stomach trouble
a desire to urinate often or burning or
scalding in passing it; if after passing
there is an unsatisfed feeling as if it al
once must be repeated or if the urine
has a brick dust deposit or strong odor
When these symptoms are present, no
time should be lost in removing the cause
Delay may lead to gravel, catarrh OF
the bladder, inflammation, causing stop
page, and sometimes requiring the urine
to be drawn with instruments, or run
into Bright's disease, the most dangerous
stage of kidney trouble.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
discovery of the eminent kidney and blad.
der specialist, is positive remedy for
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store that no one need suffer any length
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However, il you prefer to first test its
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Ohio Democrats.

The Ohio democracy last week nomi-
mated for governor John r. Mclean of
Cincinnati, man who has brilliancy,
brains and Doodle and will use them all
in an effort to be elected He is an ex-
treme silver man and the platform on
which he is running shows that the Ohio
democrats, at least, are not willing to
abide by Mr.. Bryan's plan of relegating
silver to back seat in the campaign
next year.
The very first plank in the platform
reatiirms the Chicago platform, especial
ly emphasizing the financial plank there
in and declaring specifically for the free
coinage of silver at the ratio of Is to l.
There is great deal of eloquent Ian
guage in the platform, directed against
"imperialism" and trusts" but the
prominence given to the money plank
will make that easily the issue of the
Ohio campaign, and hence the result
will be watched with great interest as
indicating the sentiment of the people
just on the eve of the national campaign
of 1900.
The true northerner., 1899-09-06

LhO LIoSioont duo Iilo IhliipplnoS'
In an address welcoming home regi-
ment of Pennsylvania volunteers, Presi-
dent Mckinley, among other things, ex-
pressed the following sentiments:
peace brought us the Philippines, 10y
treaty cession from Spain. The senate
of the United States ratified the treaty
Every step taken was in obedience to the
requirements of the constitution. 1t be-
came our territory and is ours, as much
as the Louisiana purchase or Texas OF
Alaska"
"They assailed our sovereignty and
there will be no useless parley-no pause
until the insurrection is suppressed and
American authority acknowledged and
established. The misguided followers in
rebellion have only our charity aud
pity. AS TO the cruel leaders who need
lessly sacrificed the lives of thousands OF
their people, at the cost of some of our
best blood, for the qualification of their
own ambitious designs, | will leave to
Others the ungracious task of justifica-
ticn and eulogy."
Speaking of the soldiers now going to
the Philippines, he said;
"Our prayers go with them, and more
men and munitions if required, for the
speedy suppression of the rebellion, the
establishment of peace and tranq utility
and government under the undisputed
sovereignty of the United States-a gov
ernment which will do justice to all and
at tonce encourage the best efforts and as
pirations of these distant people and the
highest development of their rich and
fertile lands"
Those politicians and newspapers that
have been demanding some expression
from the administration as to the policy
to be pursued in the Philippines, cannot
fail to understand the plain, unequivocal
language of the president.
Truly, as he says, the Philippines have
become our territory and are ours, as
much as the Louisiana purchase, OF
Texas, or Alaska. The first duty of the
government is to quell the rebellion ex.
listing there and cause the legal author
ity of the United States to be respected
and obeyed. Any other policy would
cause this country to be the laughing
stock of the nations of the world, and to
lose the prestige gained in the late wal
with Spain.
The declaration that is best pleasing
however, of all contained in the presi
dents address, is that more men and
munitions will be sent if required for the
speedy suppression of the rebellion.
Let all possible haste be made
Let the undisputed sovereignty of the
United States be established in the
Philippines
Then let the opponents and the accus-
ers of the administration make the most
of their anti-expansion policy.
The republican party can well afford
to go before the people in 1900 relying on
the record of the president and the ad
ministration, and on the marvellous pos
perity that has come to the country d ur-
ing republican control.
The true northerner., 1899-09-06
Silver Plated Ware.

The market is up on silver plated
ware, but our prices are Just the
same
6 Pl :. Il handled Knives and 6 fancy
Lattern Forks, wrapped and
packed in satin lined box, silver
plated on steel, per set ---
CRUCIBLE STEEL, medium din
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nickeled and silvered, set of 6
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The true northerner., 1899-09-06

GENERAL Fitzhugh Lee reports that
the conditions in Cuba justify the United
States in establishing a government of
the island by the Cubans. General Lee
is probably as familiar with Cuban con
ditions as any American, and his recon-
mendation will doubtless have much
weight.
The true northerner., 1899-09-06
ROQ6r Bros. Nickel Silver

Teaspoons, made of composition
containing Is per cent pure nickel
making the strongest and most
durable article on the market, fine
lustre finish, plain tipped pattern,
set of 8 for
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