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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09
COL. SEXTON DEAD.
Grand Army Chief Passes Away after
Long Illness.

Washington Feb. 6.--The body of
Colonel James a. Sexton, commander
iu-chief of the G. A. r., who died of
inflammation Of the brain and Brights
disease. at 3:l5 o'clock Sunday morn
ing at Garfield hospital was sent to
Chicago Mrs. Sexton and her son.
Stephen William Sexton, accompanied
the body. AS soon as the news Of Col
onel Sections death became known
the widow and son began TO receive
the condolences of members of the
Grand Army and officials of the gov
eminent The war investigating com
mission OF which Colonel Sexton was
NAL escort for the body from the hospi-
tai to the railway station, and offered
special ear 10 convey IL 20 Chicago
Mrs Sexton thanked the commission
but said she preferred to have no cere-
mony and to be allowed to take the
body of her husband to her home IN
the most simple way.
Colonel Sexton was one of Chicago's
most conspicuous public men With
out in any way sacrificing important
business interests. he filled many Of
fees cred!taoly He was postmaster
presidential elector, Lincoln park com
missioner, colonel in the Illinois Ma
tionol guard. president of the board Of
trustees IN the Illinois Soldiers aud
Soldiers home and In the days of the
civil war successfully lieutenant cap
tain mNipr and colonel I'M tho armies
OF the tennessee and the Cumberland.
/ In less public capacity he was com
/ mand'r OF the Grand Army depart
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09

TANKS of enemy City held in check
ana absolute quiet prevails. lnsur-
gents have secured good many Mauser
rifles, a few field pieces and quick fir
ing guns, with ammunition during last
month. Otis.
Manila.-To the Secretary of the
Navy: Insurgents inaugurated gen
eral engagement Saturday night,
which has continued Sunday The
American army and navy generally
successful. Insurgents have been
driven back and our line advanced.
No casualties to navy. Dewey
Manila, Feb 5.-To Gen. Greedy,
Chief Signal Officer: Feb. 5.--Action
continues since early morning; losses
quite heavy; everything favorable 10
our arms. Thompson,
Manila, Feb. 5.--Adjutant General;
Have established our permanent lines
well out and have driven off the insur-
gents. The troorS have conducted
themselves with great heroism The
country about Manila is peaceful and
the city perfectly quiet. List Of east
alties tomorrow Otis.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 6,--The fol-
lowing dispatch was received Monday
morning
Manila, Feb 5.-Adjutaut General:
Situation most satisfactory; no appre-
hension need be felt. Perfect quiet
prevails in city and vicinity. List of
casualties being prepared and viii be
forwarded soon as possible. Troops
in excellent health and spirits. Otis,
The Outbreak,
The clash came at $40 Saturday
evening. when three daring Filipinos
daryed past the Nebraska regiments
plckcts at Santa Mesa. but retired
when challenged. They repeated the
experiments without drawing the SEN
tries FIRE, but the third time Corporal
Greedy challenged the Ffllpinos, and
then fired killing one of them and
wouuding another, Almost immedi
ately afterward the Flllpinos line
from Calvocan 30 Santa Mesa began a
fusilade which was Intellectual The
Nebraska. Montana and North Dako-
ia outposts replied vigorously and held
their ground until achievements arr
rived The Filpinos, in the meantime.
concentrated at three points Calyocau
GaEa,angln ana Santa Mesa At about
/ o'clock the FnipluCs opened hot
fire from an three places simultane-
ous'y This vas supplemented by the
FIRE of two siege guns at Ralik- Balik
ana bN advancing their skirmIshcrs al
Pace and pandaean The Americans
responded With terrific hre hu- ow-
Ing 70 the darkness they were unable
,a determine i1s effect The Utah
Ugh artillery finally succeeded in si-
'tnt.uE Ire native battery The sr-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09
DOMESTIC.

Chicago May wheat, 743s97iAc.
Gllber Van zile OF Carthage, H.
died
John C. WeIting, aged IS, died at
Peoria.
Mrs. Franayn + Corning is dead at
Peoria, III.
william Donaldson OF Minneapolis
died in California
Rev Joseph NJ Madding, aged 20. Is
dead at Bridgeport, Ill.
A. T. Kane formerly OF Chicago, IS
dead at Milwaukee, aged II.
Al San Francisco State Senator John
Boggs died of heart disease.
Trusts in prunes, Derby hats and
buggy whips are the latest
Mrs. Mary Mcintyre, aged go, was
murdered 10y robbers at pana, ILL.,
Senator Quay is still 10 votes short
OF election in the senatorial contest
Twenty women tainted at a crowded
matinee performance in New York,
A Canadian American reciprocal
compromise on lumber is promised,
The Massachusetts G. \. II. gives n
soldiers burial to an eN-contederate,
The ice trust seeks to control the
Ice business from Maine 70 Wisconsin.
A Chicago society girl will establish
a shoe-cleanlng parlor exclusively for
women
Mrs. w. II. Rudolph and two OF her
children we're killed hy a suOWslide at
Apex Colo.
Iowa men want to build a railroad
TO the Klondike and ask a subsidy
from congress
Two girls may die rs The result OF "a
maniac running amuck IN the streets
OF Belleyille, ~ j.
1t is stated that former President
Harrison is opposed to the national
policy OF expansion,
The American Newspaper Publish
ers association takes acton for the
protection OF forests.
In New York Mrs oliver sumner
reau was granted an absolute divorce
from her husband
In New York 100000 was raised in
enc month oy Hebrews for the pro
posed lar Sinai hospital
The funeral OF Hon. A. II. Garland
former United states attorney general
took place az Lille Rock, Ark
Fayne Moore lis considering a prop
ositlou 20 be halIed ont o. prison IN
New York aud go ON ,he stage
Zero weather prevailed In the west
and southwest after a blizzard which
swept from Colorado TO Texas.
Col Asa b. Carey becomes pay
master general o. S. \, succeeding
Cen r. Il. stanton. who rourts.
Cle,eaua lOhio} capitalists ,h.ut
Of nulldue am electrical iulerurbar
line between ST. Paul and saltwater
At Fuubaut Mimi, eN-Shero
Charles Wood died al che home 81 h,s
souln-lav &. Turner at the age Of
So
Peoria has a company which propos
es to establish h l.uc ot mo,oe bnse.
IN opposition .o thg local street ca
system
An attempt 10 ass1ss'nafe {. f. Pen
well son ST G n PenVe'' one 81 .Hs
leading coal operators WAS made ~
Pana, H.
Rev Dr Gcors. L Reed prgslaen
81 Dickson college has been nominal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09

In New York, Margaret Rouss, wife
of Charles Broadway Rouss. is deau
Her maiden name was King. Charles
Broadway Rouss began his business
career in Winchester, Va The war
destroyed his business there and in
1866 he determined to go TO New York.
He had so little money al that time
taat he was obliged to leave his wife
and child in Winchester, He is now
a millionaire, but almost blind and
likely TO become sightless. Mr.
Rouss has taken a great interest in
Winchester. The water works of the
town were built by him, and in the
cemetery there are several monuments
built entirely or in part by him, to the
memory Of the soldiers Of the south.
DR. Fruiu the Dutch historian 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09

itself, capturing several prisoners and
one howitzer and a very strong posi-
ton at the reservoir, which is con
nected with She waterworks. The
Kansas ana Dakota regiments com
PEELED the enemy's right flank to retire
to Calvocan. There was intermittent
firing at various points all day long.
The losses of the Filipinos cannot be
estimated at present, but they are
known TO be considerable. The Amer
lean losses are estimated at twenty
men killed and 1875 wounded The
Ygorates, armed with bows and ar
rows, made a very determined stand
in the face of a hot artillery fire and
left many men dead on the field. Sew
eral attempts were made in this city
to assassinate American officers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09

President Alonzo. OF Bolivia. has re-
tired from La Paz and the insurgents
are pursuing him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09
True Greatness
In Medicine

Is proved by the health OF the PEG.
pie who have taken IT, More peo-
pie have been made well, more
cases of disease and sickness have
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
than by any other medicine in the
world The peculiar combination,
proportion ana process iu its prep
aration make Hoods Sarsaparilla
peculiar 10 itself aud unequalled by
any other Get only Hoods
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-02-09

Or. Fruin, the Dutch historian, is
dead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
ONLY ONE FIGHT IN IOWA
VIII Occur when the Republican
legislature Elects \ senator.

Des MONIES. Ia, Nov. 6--Every thing Is
in readiness for the battle OF the ballots
among the various parties in iowa to-
morrow. The campaign has been warmly
waged by both the leading parties and
the chairmen Of both state committees
express confidence in polling COMPARE
lively fun vote for an OF year, and each
claims victory. The three minor parties
in the field DO not hope to more than
maintain their organization. Chairman
Weaver. OF the Republican committee.
estimates that the plurality Tor his party
will run from 5000 TO 5Oo00, while Chair
man Huffman is satisfied with saying
that he believes enough disahected Re
pubHcans will refuse TO vote. or viii vote
the Democratic ticket, to give a small
plurality TO the Democratic ticket In
any event, he hopes. If defeated. TO cut
down the normal Republican plurality 70
such an extent that the Democrats can
claim a Republican defeat. The best es-
Inmates on the legislature are that the
Republicans will have an overwhelming
majority on joint ballot and elect the
next United States senator. 10 succeed
John II Gear. There IS doubt. however.
about the friends of Mr.. Gear being able
to re-elect him. a. 3. Cnnmins' forces
claiming they already have enough votes
pledged TO elect him senator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
NEBRASKA IS ADMITTED CLOSE
Estimates on Either side Claim
Enough. Bat Feys 90 spare.

Lincoln %eo- Nov. f.-TGe Nrbraelza
campaign closed touight vith rallies 81 a
number ~ the larger towns. There aas
2 thinning eut az omullt'es headqiar'ors
du-saz tH= day but mech sr-iFtv sa the
way - rentsug out nual snsrructi ~ 20
precinct workers p h1afes - the ela.r-
men a. Republican and Pg1ulst bad
quarters 60 not vary greatly ara e1n-
s.rvs.ire men ~ bstA sides befe-s sh-
result VII - close j. thls nty sr4
county JUDGE Reese Eeggblirar. fr Fs-
prerse 5uaze. W1I rBn ahead q b. tiez-
g. slightly. due 81 l4 perennial Isp--lzr-
So thlF 5elrK hts bone. zo4 h-s r-a r.
ers contend fhat tae SANE r-le wI 3
good al ot-~ tha ztaie Tsey ~af-s ~
admit u tae ps.Aglty - 8sfeat far ere
bead - the .ekst blt s~e zoe 81 sas-
g.lua fgr rhe taF9 university roger ~
sba STATE h3ssse. among me F2sca Of
claIe wa8 have been rturlf nE fhs a'afe
sor the pat aa-sb sh@rs is the EffstsHf
constance ta q F'zsioH victory = rzrn-
Es1vn+er. vhs a~-ausanss3 ~. H-1 g
greater part - taa rfn.e 81 30 $50 seeks
- ra-nszLEr1nz. esis ,te ia-tsrs pre- r-sre
s-tes a. ar l-e-5raf5aH as q ere res1.it
ras A. a-y -i-ae ln Geuhs - eems r. =
Erred -ha tse Hs ursd eEfsa--
erna~ ffosrc-aB's sls~sssa - sgEE ~
= 80 Tae-s have eeea srus-zl zsrr-
f-re - f.7-z earsras ttsee - i7e< ra- -
r~-skes vz bsf O. tes0ss e. eEgess
Al IRE .EE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07

notch tickling talent: Jno. w. Jess, Annie
St. Tel, Ada Melrose, Jno. and Bertha
Gleason. VIM. NcRobie. Ada Henry. Jno
c. Leach Hyberta Pryme, Jack Darling
ton. VIM Finley. Frank Hodges, f. ].
Hasson. Pearl Revare and Harry Hardy,
altogether the merriest, most mirth-pro-
voking aggregation of laugh-makers gath
cred together by a management whose
most assiduous aim viii be TO dispel the
shadows Of lab0rious life with stage sun
shine and 10 bring health-giving happi-
ness TO every home. Past successes war
rant present hope Of perfect cure for all
who need this medicine of mirth. And
who does not? Go see "A Hot Old
Time" you won't need an opera glass or
a microscope to see the points that make
a monument grin. yoI will md it all the
tonic you can take at one time. A colos-
sal comic cocktail Of fzz, fun and frolic.
You won't have 10 so out between the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
USUAL REPUBLICAN, VICTORY
Democratic Voting in Massachusetts
VIII be Purely Perfunetory.

Boston. Nov. 6--There Is no reason 70
expect anything but the customary Re
publican majority. Not since ISIS have
the Democrats carried the state and to-
night the election Of ". Murray Crane.
the Republican candidate for governor.
IS conceded beyond the possibility Of
doubt The legislature also Will be Re
publican by the usual majority. only the
manufacturing centers and this city CON
tributing 70 the minority IN THAI body
There are no state issues and very few
local contests. so that conditions are more
than ordinarily normal Good Judges
place the Republican majority between
% 90 and 5oe0 4 falling or 81 tho Re-
publican vote from last year Of about IS
per cent j. looked for. while 81 seems 10
b. generally agreed that with the help
of The gold Democrats there vlsi De- hftie
loss ia the Democratic vote and perhaps
a slight gain. The Republican state
committee PIT forth no 0efrits figure.
asserting only that The candidate for gov
eruor viii p5u from 10 90 g i7s.aa9
votes. while the Democratic state csr-
mittee predicts a vote q 1900 for rs
candidate. Robert Trea; Paiuf Jr- AID
Republican plurality ~ about 1900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Burchfeld & Cornell Of Corwin, who al
ways have in good hogs, were the first
70 weigh up a car load Of mediums which
brought the car top price Of the day.
Cal Stuart of Whitewater was a late
arrival with a car load Of extra heavy
hogs which sold also at the top price.
Adam Huffbauer was in with a car load
Of medium heavy hogs which sold at good
prices. without dock.
J. NJ Pirtle of FL Dorado was a ship
per Of heavy hogs which brought q good
toppy price.
The cattle market was dull and lifeless,
there being practically nothing offered OF
Importance, and little interest taken. in
consequence. There were Z light stock
ers, averaging 495 pounds. selling at S3.75
I Jersey stocker. 49O pounds, at $3.50, and
Jersey stockers, 545 pounds average, at
S2.75.
The Dold business yesterday was ex-
centiOnally heavy for Monday, both the
jobbing trade. the straight car shipments
and the contract sales for future delivery,
all being very heavy. 1t IS a matter Of
surprise and considerable satisfaction how
the trade keeps up so far into the season.
Il is unusual, and shows the high grade
prosperity prevailing all through this
tributary territory, the splendid reputa-
ton of the Dold products and the pur-
chasing capacity OF the people. This IS
the season when II is expected the trade
Will drop of, but so far there is no sign
of it. ard each week continues to repeat
the record Of the whole past season.
Mr. Z. D. Taylor received six cars Of
feeders late yesterday evening for his
feed lots at the stock yards.
Mr.. Chas- H. Dold. who has been on a
business visit at the local plant for sew
e-al days. has left for the Buffalo house,
where he win remain for some time.
Mr. Riley. Of the Be0ett-RiIey Montana
hog buying order, was a caller at the
yards yesterday.
The elegant pavilion erected at great
expense by the local house of the Jacob
E1ld Packing company. and donated by
lIr. Fred W Dold To the city. has been
removed without injury in any manner. %
the park. where II VIII hereafter remain.
II Is a fine artistic piece <of work and
viii be very useful both as an ornament
and q practical utility there.
Provisions. though showing some unea-
sineSs at the opening yesterday al the
opening. soon became firm and there was
some demand from December shorts
Cash ribs closed 3 cents up al $50 and
cash lard off 12is cents, at $5-05.
Nr 2. c. Silshee Of this city. and his
brother. G. f. Stsbee Of New York. were
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07

cratic candidate for governor. nothing
save his own county. Worcester The
Democratic prediction Is FOR a plurality
approaching I2.ooo. while the Republican
claims are that Governor Lownes VIII be
reelected by two o. three thousand less.
Conservative estimates are thar the Dem
ocrass viii get a plurality OF Inc in TIA
nine counties on the eastern shore and
about the same IN northsrn-central Mary
land, which win be overcome. probably.
with several hundred votes 10 spare. By
the Republicans in western and south
srn Maryland leaving Baltimore city.
with a registered vote OF about u0oeo. as
debatable ground The city elected a
Democratic mayor last spring BY 500.
with ST the reform elements and city
newspapers. save one. opposing the Re-
publican candidate. In this fight most
Of the newspapers and reformers are with
the Republican state ticket Neither ot
the parties Is holding SIS own voters SOL
idly. Former Congressman Charles Z.
Coffin. OF the Fifth district. leading Re
publican. has declared Tor the Democratic
ticket and a revolt Of considerable pro-
portions has been organized against Con-
gresham Mudd IN that section 81 the
state. Senator WeRiHgton's friends. n
Western Maryland and elsewhere. are
rataer lukewarm in their support o. Gov
ernor Lowndes. the senator having a.
cursed the governor % treachery and re-
tired at the beginning % the campaign
from the state committee chalrmanshir,
which he held since iSe5, in which year
Governor Lowndes was elected BY ISWo
pluraIity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
Don t Step on a Rat

To Kill him. Don't feed reaches and bed
hi.zs on the s0-CaueG eNtermIuatiuS pew
Sa~s which don't even make the bugs
Sick When YOU want 10 rid your home
81 an kinds OF household sc. min. way
ror IA 4 in the easiest. Sura-t, C.edusSr
90 rheaucst way-by using Stearns'
T--scr-fc Rat and Reach Paste2 Its easily
eDoIied in cracks and creytceS o. spread
a. a piece of cheese. and no o3c oda1s
can arise from its use, as T entirely con-
sgmes all animal matter. RATS eat + and
Csa outside the house: Il they cannot get
CUT inside II two days the paste consumes
end dries 10 al II the rat but th= skin
ard bones. 50 that there IS nosa-ls left
- smell.
Oae II the largest seed stores in wichita
used one box ,aSt year. found 36 dead rats
next morning and never had any smells
or trouble with rats af-srward.
A Galveston houselSeeper writes Us:
''IaSt summer Z bought box % your
Paste. used il around - the sink IN the
kitchen one night 70 XII the cocSr3achss.
and next morning we swept Jas lad
rca CheS into Gaslpau on the kitchen
floor
Stearns' Electric Paste has bean maze
ends OF nouSeSHeperS have used II ,:u-l7r
that time and We have never hsd cre
rle complaint Instead. We nave hmm
5~a4s- Of letters Ike The above prsss.n-
70 Paste and calling it the best Na-rli1
For sale at ali dealers. &c a box.
II YOUR dealer does not keen !. send
Stamps and We viii send YOU a box
Stearns Electric Paste Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.

MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE.
ia North Main Street. Wlchlta. kan
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets to al parts o. the
world. We are agents Tor the following
lines % ocean steamship companies,
American line New York 10 Southanp-
ton and Liverpool.
Anchor line. New York % Glasgow
Cupard line. New York % Liverpool
and Boston 70 Liverpool.
North German LLOYD. New York 20
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa. Naples.
China and Japan.
White star line. New York % liver
pool. Cape Town. South Africa ant South
American points.
HamburE-American line. New York 70
Plymouth Southampton. Havre. Paris
and Hamburg.
Red Star line. New York TO Antwerp.
Belgium.
Compaguie General Transatlan'ique
d7reueh Hre). New York 10 Havrs aud
Paris direct
Dominion line Montreal and Boston 70
Great Britain and Ireland,
Letters OK inquiry promptly answered
We make a speciality % prepaid tickets
from the old countries 20 the United
States
E F. BLECKLEY. ?. and T. a.
III North Main Street. Wichita. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
NOT VERY MUCH OF A CAMPAIGN
south DakOtans Haven't Even Taken
the Pains TO Poll the state.

Sioux Fails. S. D.. Nov 6-Any fore
cast on the election IN South Dakota To
morrow IS prophecy. Not a township in
the state has been poIled ad but one thing
is certain. and that is that a light vote
will be DolIed Chairman Kidd. OF the
Fusion committee. thinks 20 per cent Of
the vote will be cast. and Chairman Har-
rick OF the Republican committee, agrees
that this estimate Is about right The
Populists have sent thousands OF Circu-
lar letters over the state criticising the
decisions Of the Republican judges who
are all renominated and are opposed by
Fusion candidates. but aside from this no
active campaign has been made. Unless
there Is 4 landslide the result viii not be
known until Wednesday or possible later
"a. on account Of the absence Of local con-
tests. the returns will be SLOW
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Nov. 6.-Attendance Of buy
ers today limited, and election interests
Interferred with business in spot. Or
ders by mail for spot cottons continued
firm. Some eastern makes blue denims
further advanced Il per yard Regular
print cloths idle, but wide goods in ac-
tive demnd and advancing; 2S12 inch, 81
squares sold at 415c for spots and 4 7-16c
for contracts. Prints and ginghams with
out change. Dress goods in demand. Pa
cific all-wool cashmeres advanced PFC per
yard. Mems wear, wooden and worsted
fabrics, quiet, No market tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Nov. 6.-Coffee options OPEN
ed steady with prices unchanged TO five
points higher, and ruled active al day
with the general trend Of sentiment bull
ish and the tendency of prices upward
on firm cables. small receipts, large de-
liveries, good spot demand and better
statistical showing for the wta!1 than ex-
pected. Shorts Wall Street and Europe
were the leading buyers. The worlds Wis
fble showed a decrease of 336, 76s bags;
closed steady. TO Is points net higher in
October. Sales, %, 100 bags, including: De-
cember. 5.35d5. +0c; January, 5.37c; March,
5.45G5. SOC; May, 5.55c; June, 5.6Oc; July
5.65c; September 5.75d5. soc. Spot coffee,
Rio firm: mild firm.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining
13-16c; centrifugal, 95 test, 5-1sc: mo-
lasses sugar, 9-1sc. Refined steady;
crushed, 11-16c; powdered, sac; granu-
lated, 3-16c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07

state in order 10 control the assembly. OF
this ne is not hopeful There Is no or
ganization Up the state" he said. and
they made no campaign" News received
today posnts to Democratic assembly
gains in New York City being onset by
Democrats losses in the state. Mr. Gro
ker has increased his estimate OF the
Democratic plurality in this county and
now claims 4o.eo9 10 se,eoo. Democrats
and Citizens Union leaders in the Nine
teeuth assembly district declare that
Steward. Citizens. viii defeat Robert
Mazet. Republican. by 1.5eo. The Repub-
Hcans say that Mazet VIII win by safe
majority. Chairman Quigg. Of the Re
publican county committee. looks for a
Republican plurality OF leOoo IN the coun-
". John NJ Parsons. general master
workman OF the knights Of Labor. and
leading spirit in the independent Labor
party. says the labor vote VIII be nearer
5O.oo0 than 5000. The size of the labor
vote viii determine the result Of the
election. The weather tomorrow viii De
fair in all parts OF the state