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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

wmUe, I,ly5. Two years ago Lynn
gave Shaw 5,408; White, $3.50.
West Union-The three precincts of
West Union gave Shaw 300: White,
$50; Democratic gain. of over last
years vote.
Cherokee-This city gave Shaw 400;
White, 276; Democratic gain over last
year of co. Cherokee township, Shaw,
20; White, AZ; Democratic gain of 10.
Davenport-Scott county gives 500
Republican plurality.
One hundred and ninety nine pre-
cincts out of S,082 give Shaw s8,S9s;
White, 15,4O2. Same precincts in 1897
gave Shaw 81, ,677; White, 1903.
Dubuque-Incomplet returns indi-
cate White, for governor, will have 900
plurality in Dubuque county, Charles T.
Hancock (Rep.) probably elected sena-
tor, first time in 30 years Republican
chosen to that Office. Democrats claim
all other Offices.
New Hampton-The Republicans gain
representative in this county, electing
Ayres over Kreiger by over 100 majority.
observation-disclosures from all wards
in the city of Muscatine, give Shaw
1,417, White 1,469, Democratic gain
over one year ago of 90.
Clinton-Ten precincts out of II in
Clinton give Shaw 1880, White 1,7O0.
Shaw carries the city by about 300.
-Wapello county gives
Shaw 800 majority, against 297 two
years ago. Entire Republican county
ticket is elected; same majority.
Boone-Boone county will give up
wards of 1000 majority for Shaw and
elects the whole Republican county
ticket.
Independence-Est result of
election in Buchanan county gives Shaw
majority of 600 votes This shows a
gain of $50 over 1897.
Carroll-White will carry this county
by $50, Democratic loss of 30. Ben.
nett (Rep.), elected to succeed Demo.
cratic representative.
Emmetsburg - Emmetsburg city,
Shaw. 1856: White, 800. Republican
gain of 80. Indications of Republican
gain in Palo Alto county of 100 owe,
1896 vote.
Sioux City-Woodbury county, in
Guiding Sioux City, gives 1900 Repub
lican majority, an increase of 100 pc,
cent over two years ago. Entire Re
publican ticket is probably elected.
Marshalltown-Shaw carries Marshal
county by plurality of over 1000, gain
over two years ago of nearly 500.
| Keokuk-Six precincts give Shaw
1916; White, LASS, Democratic gain
over 1896 of 1876.
Waterloo city gives Shay
l,O44; White, 466. The same precincts
i'll 1898 gave Il Republican vote of 1,13O
Democratic, 54S.
Observation-Disclosures from Des Moine
county indicate that Democrats hav
cani a county ticket, a Republican los
OF 200.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07
SOUTH DAkoTA's VOTE.

Returns Show Republican Gains in Coun-
ties East of Missouri River.
Sioux FALLS, S. D., Nov. S.-City of
Sioux Falls complete gives Republican
majority 25s, net Republican gain 1876.
Hughes county, Pierre, for supreme
court Cursor (Rep.) 274; Haney (Rep.)
262; Fuller (Rep.) 251; Smith 'fusion)
3D.; Kennedy (fusioW SO; Bennett Gus
ion) 70.
The Argus Leader basing estimates
on returns thus far received from points
in South Dakota, claims election of Re
publican nominees for. state supreme
court by 10000 majority. This is also
the estimate of the national committee
man.
At midnight Chairman Bowler con-
ceded the election of the judges by 1000.
Aberdeen-Returns are coming in
slowly. Partial reports from nearly
every county east of the Missouri river
show Republican gains, especially in
cities. Aberdeen gives Republican gain
of 100 over last year. Judge Fuller, on
whom the fusion forces concentrated
their fire, is running some behind his
ticket, but not enough to defeat him.
Returns SO far indicate Republican
majority of at least 500.
Chairman Herried of the Republican
state central committee says: 81 regret
the small vote cast in the state, due to
the fact that the farmers are busy. Had
there been full vote there would have
been Republican landslide. But as it
is we will carry the state by at least
5000 majority. This victory is espe-
cially gratifying because of the desper-
ate efforts of the fusionists and because
Senator Pettigrew threw his personality
into the fight for all he was worth.
Two hundred and twenty four pre-
cincts in the state give Republicans
1901; fusionists, 5,576, clearly indicat-
ing Republican majority of 10000.
The Black Hills counties give an in
creased Republican majority over two
years ago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Iowa has again nobly responded to
the call of patriotism. 10000 is Cover
nor Shaw's plurality, magnificent en-
dorsement OF magnificent administra-
ton. New York. Ohio, Massachusetts,,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, South
Dakota are all in the republican column
and even old Kentucky repudiates the
corrupt methods upheld by Bryan by
electing republican governor. Missis
sippi, Nebraska and Crawford county
have gone democratic. The result in
Crawford is a glorious moral victory
although every democratic candidate
was elected. The lies and the liars by
which majority of 729 was rolled up
against Shaw two years ago was re-
duced 430. The people have learned
that Gov Shaw is great man, broad
minded man and the tremendous ma
jority of over 200 given him right here
in Denison where he is best known in
dicate his popularity Let no republic
can grieve over the results, the battle
was fought nobly and the result is a
republican gain in nearly every pre-.
cinct. The truth is gaining ground, it
takes time to overcome prejudices, but
the time is coming. coming quickly
when the right shall triumph even in
old Crawford.
The democratic leaders have seen de-
feat staring them in the face, they have
seen the handwriting on the wall and
they know that the gains of this year
are but presage of the victory of
1900. In another year the Philippine
question will be settled, the bug bear
of imperialism will be laid to rest and
the issue of free silver will be fairly
before the people, with such a battle
there can be no doubt of a republican
vi ctory.
The gang may we'll say ''Another
such victory and we are undone. :"
Nearly everyone Of the ring candidates
ran behind his ticket, while every re-
publican candidate received hearty en-.
dorsement from his home Precincts
What are the practical results? CraW-
ford county is to have chump in the
legislature for the next session. The
chances for Denison to gain the loca-
tion of state normal are reduced fifty
per cent. The board of supervisors
will become mere machine to carry
out partisan plans. the county attor-
ney's Office will be an additional expense
to the county. This is the price we
are to pay for democratic ring rule. We
made these prophecies. Mr.. Blume
will not succeed in getting any meas
ure, other than alegalizng act through
the legislature; he will not even get 9
bill reported favorably by.a committees
Mr.. O'Hare will be the most expensive
county attorney the county over had
the board of supervis ,rs will be thu
most unsatisfactory the county eve
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Mrs. VIM. Shives returned last week
from a visit with her sister in St.
Louis, She also visited her old home
in Montgomery county, Illinois, during
her absence, and enjoyed a hearty
greeting from her friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07
Blackburn to BRYAN,

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. S.-Former
Senator Blackburn at 2 q. III. sent the
following telegram to w. j. Bryan:
"We have carried Kentucky by small
but safe majority. Sincere congratula-
tions on your splendid victory in Ne
braska.'' >.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07
sHAws GREAT MEETING.

The campaign is over but the memory
of the great Shaw meeting in Denison
will live for many months to come.
Every inch Of space in the opera house
was taken. The stage was crowded
and still there Was not room enough to
hold the crowd. Gov. Shaw was intro
duced by Hon. y. E c. Lally and his
speech was listened to with the very
closest attention. The Governor gave
a clear cut review of the issues OF the
campaign. but his speech was greatly
curtailed by the anxiety of all to be on
time to meet the soldier boys.
The ovation Gov. Shaw received
from the people of Denison was great
one, but it was only forerunner of
the greater ovation given him at the
polls when two out of every three men
in the city voted for him. Denison is
proud of the governor and the COVER
nor has every reason to be proud OF
Denlson and his loyal friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Mr. and Mrs. Kahl, of Harlan, have
moved to Denison and will make this
their future home. They already have
many friends here and will prove de-
sirable acquisition to our community.
They will occupy portion OF the Ley
residence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

A report went over the wires this af-
ternoon that Ohio hac gone republican
by 10000 and Kentucky by 6 900. Whoop-
er-up boys.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Miss Abbie McHenry left today for
California, where she will spend the
winter; she will be greatly missed by
DeniSOn young people.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Theodore McCraner and wife. of
Missouri, are visiting relatives in Dem
ison this week. They are old residents
of Crawford county, and have numerous
friends who are pleased to meet them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

We are sorry to learn that our friend
j oeBradley is very sick and is not re-
covering as rapidly as could be wished.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Miss Ethel Austin has returned frl m
her school in northern Iowa on account
of i'll health. We trust that she will
soon be able to resume her work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

The people answered those questions
at the polls. In every township where
Denison English papers circulate to
any extent there were large republican
gains.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Denison gave over 200 majority. Will
the hardware editor of the Bulletin put
that in his plug and chew it?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

The Bulletin estimated the majority
in Crawford county as 800 for White.
Pretty good guess, wasn't it?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. An lrew Pear
SO !. on Saturday, Nov 4, son, weight
10 pounds We congratulate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Mrs. G. f. Kuehnle has been suffer-
ing from an attack Of tonsilitis this
week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

Mrs. l.. Cornwell is said to be quite
sick.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-11-07

The campaign of slander carried on
against Shaw two years ago has been
rebuked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
Excelsior Pomona Grange.

Excelsior Pomona Grange held a
lively and interesting meeting with
Aurora Grange at Strong, October s..
About 40 members were present. only
four oranges being represented. a
class OF six took the fifth degree at the
forenoon session. In the afternoon
reports were listened to and then cana
the election of officers, which resulted
in the choice of the following:
Master, Chas. r.. Berry; oyerseer, a.
II. Adams: lecturer. Everett Il. Paine;
steward. IT, w. Allen; assistant stew
ard, T.. f. burlington; chaplain, f.. J..
Gilkey; treasurer, ID. -. Graffam sec
rotary, NJ. L. X. burlington; gate keep
er, o. NJ. Hathaway: Pomona, Abbie
w. Soule; Flora, Stella A. Paine:
Ceres. Ella NJ Allen;N lady assistant
steward. Mamie Casey.
Brother H. Daggctt gave a few ear
nest words Of welcome. which were re-
sponded to by Brother +. II. Rollins, a
member Of the board of agriculture.
Several subjects of interest to the
farmer were also taken up and dis
cussed in an interesting manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Al the Old Saugus track. Monday. Lit
lie Dick won two heats i'm the IN pace
$500. Verona one. and Ercntwclls. one
won the 2 % trot, $500, in four heats; b"si
time, 2.2ol4.
Schooners arriving at ST. Johns. y. f.,
from the straits of Belle Isle. state thai
the wrecked steamer Scotsman has FALLEN
back into deep water ana sunk WIKI All
her cargo and fittings, save what were
salVed by vessels operating there under
arrangements with Capt. Skr!mShirc.
The cargo of wood pulp of the
schooner Thomas W. Holder. which
went ashore at Cahoon's Hollow, near
Highland Light, Mass, Oct. 8. has been
landed on the beach. The schooner $
epars are gone and She is fun of water.
Four of the five sCoWs lost from the tug
Halenbach. at the same place, are
buried in the sand.
At Boston, Monday. for striking and
killing VIM. Costello some weeks ago,
Jacob F'alcoff herdic driver. was sent
to the House Of Correction for nine
months. Elijah c. Grover Colored, who
met white girl named Mabel one day
married her the next, and through
jealousy tried to kill her in week
was given six months in the same in
Stitution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
THE HUMMEG STATE WRECK.
The Boat Still in Deep Water and No More
Bodies Recovered

New York, Oct, iG--'rhe work Of search
ing the charrcd hui Of tire steamer Nu--
meg State which was burned. Saturday
morning. and grounded off Sands Point,
position as when her captain ran her
ashore. No bodies were found, today, and
il Is probable thai several days VIII n
Of the hulk The Baxter Wrcckng %.
has undertaken the iub VI clearing up tn
wreck and recovering If possible the
conceded to have persisted in the hold
There are also supposed TO be several
other bodies III the wreck Various esti :.
mates have been made of the number uI
missing persons. but as the passenger list
Of the Nutmeg State vas burned, The list
Of missing persons who actually took
passage on the i'll fatcd boat will be made
up slowly, as inquiries are made by
friends or relatives Of the missing ones
The bodies Of the woman and the enid
which were washed up on the beach,
mile from the wreck, were ideDtlhed al
Port Washington, today. as those of MIS-
Mary Lager. aged 50, and her daughter
Rose aged 3. Mrs Lager came 70 TINS
country from Cosion, S~itzrrland, where
her husband is a matchmaker. The idcn
tifcatipn If the bodies was made ny Mrs;
Was posilvc. 80
If il is possible to do so. the hull will
be- lowed TO City Island. IT may be that
the huh is not intact below the water
line ii hat Is the case an attempt VIII
pe made 20 pull II into Cow bay nearby
or upon tho beach whore work may more
easily BE- conducted. The chief aim u "a
hnd more bodies. If anything but eharrcd
bones be left; but 10 effectively 10 al TINS
work it Will be necessary TO remove a
great mass of debris.
Justice OF Tho Peace Allen. who is an
acting coroner in Nassau county. said. 90
.Iav. that he had nxcd the date for the
Inurcst for Wednesday of This week, bnt
tnat III the bodies supposed ~ \" ~ tht
wreck were not recovered by thar tlmc
the date would probably bc changed.
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SANG ..YANKEe DOODLE"
Sorry in London for Sir Thomas but Glad Tor
the Columbia.

London, oct. 16.-Partly owing to the
diminished interest after 50 many
aHoltivc attempts. and partly to dis
appointrnent over the result of today s
race for the Americas cup. London
demonstrations were rather tame.
Great crowds had collected on the
Thames embankment, and at other
places where the passing of the race
was exhibited. and cheers We're ire
quprtly raised for both the Columbia
ana Sir Thomas Upton, but the dis
amendment over the result was very
keen.
At the Hotel Cecil where a crowd of
admirers had been collected to await
the announcement Of the race on the
ticker. cheers rcsounded.
Yankee Doodle was sung at all the
music halls. When the result was COM
municated to the audience there was
a general manifestation of disappoint-
ment. but this speedily gave place TO
the heartiest cheers and the bands
played God Save the Queen" and
star SnangIed Banner"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
HANDSOMELY BEATEN.
Englshmen Admit that We Have
Fairly Won First Race.

London. oct l7.-The Daily News sayz
cIi;orially. this morning: "rhc ShamrocA
was handsomely beaten. This IS the NOR
mystifying. as the weather was that in
which the Shamrock is said to reVcA
Every prediction has been falsihcI, i"l
she only began 10 pull up On the nome
stretch. when the wind had fallen.
According to our correspondent, sea
manship had deal 10 do with it. Th2
Shamrock was outpointed and outiootcd
from the start. The probability Is that
the yachts are rs nearly equal as can be
ana Ill the difference lies in the judgment
with which they are handled"
The Morning Post admits that the m
lumbia pointed better thun the Shamrock.
The Posl describes Yesterdays winds az
light ana still prays for stiff brcezes. Inc
Daily Mail remarks that the Shamrock
was not 50 well handled or that the Co
lumbia was much better handled than
previously. and says: Letter luck next
time.
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FEDERATION OF LABOR
Shows Great Growth in Past Year Annual
Session at Washington.

Washington, Oct. 16.-The executive
council Of the American Federation 81
Labor met here. today The secretary I
report shows a marvellous increase in I'M
number Of organizations formed and ann
ated. The income uf the organization
more than doubled that Of the year lNN-
The miners trouble in the Occur ID Ale1e
district of Idaho was taken up and Tn"
following was adopted:
"Nhereas the arrest and Imprisonment
of the miners of Idaho. In me Coeut :
D'AIpnc district. for alleged violation IF
law has been unparalleled for the brutal T
ity exhibited toward the men while con K
fined in the Bull penitenhary. where, be-
cause Of unnecessary deprivation some
have died ana the health Of others has
been impaired. therefore be il
Resolved, that the executive council
of the y. f. Of l.. does hereby approprI
tie $500 to assist in their legal deience,
and heartily urges all local unions Whica
are directly or indirectly affiliated win
the A. A. Of L. To respond rs llberally IN
possibir to the appeal Of the miners lpt
funds for proper legal defence, ana pc \.
further ;t
"Resolved. that the executive, council
of the A. =. Of l.. use all honorable means
tn assist the miners in securing an cary
adfudica ton OF the pending cases
1t was decided thai bill be drafted -
he presented TO Congress bmlilhS In
Issuance Of iniunctiOns Dy courts 50 ina
they shall not lie against working peop.e
either singly or in combination. nultuA5
rnnloyment or against the moral per
suasion of workers considering me qu1S
tiou of quitting such employment.
II was decided to press IN the coHllnS
Congress the S-hour bill when passeo me
House of Represe natives ana lalleu ~
passage in the Senate IN the l1Sl hou4 ,
Of the 55th Congress. ,.
Attention was called to the fact that
the order Of the secretary ol ,lC HhN
for the payment ot time anu 4 ha nan, az { .
the hour daV in cases of emel gencE mas
not been carried out in The ChafieSto% a..
Mass. navy yard. and action was taken
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DEWEY AT WASHINGTON.
The Admiral Will Now Have a Few Days Of
Quiet Rest

Washington. oct. 16-Admiral Dewey
returned Ii Washington late this after
noon. The admiral was accompanied by
Lieut.. Brumby, Secretary Caldwell and
General Passenger Agent r. T. McKeeVer
of the Rutland Railway. They occupied
w. *. Nanderbilt's private car 101 Thre
times the admiral came out on the plat
form. but there was no speechmaking or
miral passed through the crowd IN tn
depot here u reach his carriage there
was some cheering which the admiral
driven TO his hotel. The admiral for the
next few days expects to give himself
COMPLETE rest
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CA 81 o1TA.
Bears the =, The Kind You Have Always Boltt
S's' q &MNzZx
Financial.
ZINC BEATS COLD.

There is more money being made
today. out Of good Zinc mines than
out of any gold mine in the Country.
Zinc can be mined at $1,000 a ton.
and the price established by the
Miners Association is and will con-
unue TO be for at least six months
$500 ton.
The Congdon Zinc Mines Company
owns I'VE rich mines in Marion|
County. Arkansas, and Is about to
commence their active development.
The reports Of Assayers of high
reputation show the ore to he of the
highest grade. and. as the mines are
locaNed on the White River. a navi-
gable stream. transportation 10 the
Mississippi and the Gulf is extremely
cheap.
Stock in the Company has in a
short time risen from twenty cents
y fifty cents. and will certainly soon
be al par.
No other enterprise in the Country
offers so sure. safe and profitable an
investment as this.
Full information and the highest
references will be willingly fur
nished
Address the Treasurer Of the
Company.
STEWART II. CONGDON. Treas.
li0 Nassau St. New York CITY, or
II. f. STEVENSON & CO,
% State St, Room SO, Boston, Mass.
Or J. RANSOM BRIDGE &c co,
53 State ST., Boston, Mass.
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Knox Pomona Grange.

a meeting Of Knox Pomona Grange
will be held with White Oak Grange.
North Warren, on the afternoon Of
ocr 20. The programme will be as
follows:
Opening. fifth degree; routine worh;
music choir; address Of welcome, +. A.
Perry, Jr.; response. T. F.. Light; solo.
banjo accompaniment. Grace Stetson;
defamation. \. 6. Sukeforth; paper,
f. l.. Mansfield; solo, organ and flute,
Grace Perry: reading. Mrs. May Rob
bins; discussion. opened by George
Pendlet0n. what the grange has dOre
for us and what we can do for the
grange" Each member is cordially
invited to take part in the discussion.
Closing.
Prof Elijah Cooke Of VassaIboro.
lecturer ~ the Maine State Grange
viii ~ present. ana viii m doubt
favor the meeting with some remarks
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Exhausted Vitality.
Nervous and Physical Debility,

Premature Decline. Impotency, Atrophy, (wast-
ingl Varcocele, Structure, the Errors Of Youth tho
Excuses of Mature Years. and all DISEASES and
WEAKNESSES Of MEN, from Whatever Cause
Arising. scientifically treated, quickly and radi-
calIy cured at the old reliable