The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-17
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/. Won't Work.
WAsnrSdToN Nov. 0--Already move.
ment 10 on loot among influential repub.
llcans 70 rid the party Of lis present lead.
eT, MARX Hanna, before the presidential
campaign opens. Arieffort is being made
70 secure united action ON the part OF a
number OIL men of sufficient prominence
~ the party 70 give their word weight
with the president.
In Ohio.
CoLCMBUs, Nov "a furry was Great.
ed 10 political circles today by the claim
o. the democrati, state committee that
Patrick. dem. had been elected lieuten-
ant governor over Caldwell, rep. Returns
snow that Caldwell had been cut heavily
as the result Of tue fight made against
MIN by the Anti-Saloou League.
Revised figures ON the head OF the
ticket snow that Nash's plurality is 60,-
Reduced Plurality.
NEw YoRR, Nov. o On the basis Of
the vote cast in $50 assembly districts
the republicans carry the state by a plu.
rality 0: II, 1854 according TO the HeraId's
figures. Boosevelts plurality last year
was IL ,765.
The Boer War.
LoxDoS, Nov. 10.-The scanty and
news from the seat OF war
and the fact that General White has not
yet said word about the alleged fight
ing around Ladysmith sre again produce
ing a feeling Of gloom.
General Buller's forces will soon arrive
at Durham, and will probably begin the
advance TO the relief Of Ladysmith about
November Is.
Slippery Aqulnaldo.
WAsHISGToS, Nov. 9-The war.depart-
ment definitely located AquinsIdo today
as on his way TO hamburg, rs mi. north
east OF Tarlac. The recent calculations
have been that the insurgent leader was
in the town OF Bayambang, not far from
Tarlac, in which case the several forces
under Generals Macarthur, .Lawton,
Young and Wheaton would have had
him practically surrounded. But he was
not there.
CarnegIe's Plain falk.
NEW York, Nov. 8 Andrew Carnegie
and Mrs. Carnegie were passengers on
the White Star steamship Oceanic which
arrived today from Liverpool.
Speaking OF the present war between
England and the Beers, Mr.. .Carnegie
raid:
The war against the Beers is most in
famous and unjust aud it is brought
about by Englands lust for domain and
is on par with our attack onEthe poor
Ftlipinos. These two attack are = dis.
grace to branches OF our race.
Bomtnrding Ladysmith.
EsToouRr, Natal, Nov. 6.--Natal Geld
artillery left camp today, escorted by the
troops OF the Imperial light horse, carbi-
neers, and Natal police. The destina-
tion Of the force is unknown.
Firing was heard this morning in the
direction OF Colenso from which ii is be.
lieved the Beers have resumed tie bonn
bardment OF the Ladysmith.
The Ohio Election.
CoLuMBos, Nov. S.--The statisticiani
at the republican headquarters have
been busy all day and night,s endeavor.
ing TO secure some accurate figures on
plurality OF Judge Nash, the republican
candidate for governor, and tonight an
unofficial table OF pluralities by counties
was completed. This shows that in 81
counties Nash has 81 ,390 over Mclean,
and in 81 counties Mclean has 34,055
over Nash. This gives Nash over Nc
Lean in thesstate so, 1854. Jones vote ID
about 100, 200.
Democratic Land Slide.
BALrTMoRG, Nov. S.-Unoficial returns
from Baltimore city and all ::the counties
of the state ishow that the democrats
swept practically everything before them
in yesterdays contest. John Walter
Smith, DR.. Joshua Herring and Isidro
Rayner, their candidates for governor,
controller and attorney.general, respect
lively, were elected over .the republican
candidates by approximately II, 900 ma
iority.
Kentucky for Taylor.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-No matter what
result the face Of the returns OF yester-
days's election show, contest is very
likely to occur.
Additional returns continue to show
republican gains, and indicated plural.
ity OF 6OO0 or 5000 for w. S. Taylor, for
governor.
Ia Iowa.
DIS MoINEs, Nov. S.-Returus from so
OF the 80 counties of the state, with esti-
mates ON the others, show that the re-
publican claim of 10000 plurality for
Governor SHAW is easily maintained.
His majority over all the candidates for
governor is estimated at $4,000, which is
the largest in the history of the state on
the gu6ernatorial vote.
Nebraska's Vote.
LINCOLN, Nov. S.-Complete returcs
coming :in tonight do not materially
change the early estimates of the resu Is
of yesterdays election. The fusioniSts
carry the state by 1900, perhaps more.