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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-10

lE:,,r &o.ioy WI 5 "A 'lsmbsr OF the
L. '' Democratic " MmI,tse.
~ Rocnoater, thc Republican organ
liz tI0u headed bv George w. Alarich.
elected GnsIv cautt:,:a;c for mayor over
ths present DSmucva;ic mayor. who
was ra;av:eG twice by large p.ura.itlcs.
In the ci;y Of Amsterdam, Domo'
cratic mayor is replaced by = Eepubli'
can. Samuel Faiiin. The Democrats
re elected Dewitt mayor of Binghamp'
ton by plurality of $50.
In Syracuse the Republicans did no,
gain, former Attorney General HIN
cock. the candidate for mayor. being
defeated by the present mayor, Mcguire.
II Utica, the Republicans gained. but
the Democrats still control.
In ths CITY of Rensselaer,, the Demo.
Gratis gained, electing the mayor.
In the assembly the Republicans will
have more members than their most
sanguine leaders claimed before election
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JOE WHEELER HEARD FROM
q alb .miau De aces III ~ vo:t Will
SOON BE Crushed.

4 ub.mlau De aces IA, e. vo.t vii,
SOON Be Crushed.
NAsuvIILE, Nov. IA special 20 Tie
Banner from Florence, ALL. says that
General Juo Wueo.cr, III = Letter TO
lien w. j. Wood OF Fo-anco. stating
his views OH the Philippine question.
Gays:
Il an delighted with the PM ippine
islands | have no Goub; that Il little
rush and energy this fall will cru u out
the AcUinuldo iuSurrectioa Oar OF
0.u00. 0O0 of people in these Islands, 40
not think that he has more than 2n.OuO
soldiers. and in square fight 5Uoo
Americans would tear them 10 pleceS
The evil features OF these islands
have been exaggerated to our people.
Their extent Is so great from north TO
| south ana the variation OF the altitude
is such that there Is n CREST variety OF
| climate and variety cf proiuc;i, MS.
| Americans viii find this un excellent I
| field for their energies, and tho wealth
! producing powers of these islands under
| American influence will DO very great.
1.-The action of some people III the
| United States in asserting that tbs peo'
| pIe or tue Philippines ought 10 have IN.
| dependence does great deal of harm
and assists Aguinaldo in maintaining 8
the instruction. as ne publishes all as.
sertions by Americans of that charac.
ter. and he tells his supporters that II
they hold out until winter, indepeni-
ence will be given them.
"On Sept. 0 had n little fight with
the enemy at this point. but it did net
amount to much, although rs important
rs some other engagements which have
been diSnitied in the papers as fights.
l am sorry to say that mucn which ap'
pears in the pape. of the United States
is gross cXnggeration. expect TO be Oh
| hand for congress-"
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TOWNSHIP BOND FIGHT UP.
Matter VIII Probnb y Go Before the
Federal Court.


COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. THE town
ship bond fight is looming up again.
At tho sitting Of tine federal circuit
court in GTecnviiie, S. O., consent YER.
diets were rendered against townships
IN Eigcfield and Greenwood counties
fer large subscriptions made to tho At
lantic. Grcenville and Western railroad,
which was afterwards known as the
Carolina, Knoxville and Western.
The state supreme court decided the
township subscriptions in bonds to this
road 70 be null and void. and the matter
went up finally to the United States su.
rreme court, which decided in favor of
the bondhoiders. Townships in Green.
vile. LIurens, Greenwood and Edge
field counties are interested in the out
come OF this litigation. There are others
III the state that hu We equal interests III
reference to bonds voted TO other roads.
Ii is announced that Judge William
Ii. Brawley will very shortly sign an
order for mandamus TO issue against the
county auditors and treasurers of these
several counties, requiring them 10
make sufficient levy to pay the ac-
,'';sna ~NpArest. on u the bonds issued by
aer 1or mandamus and the case viii
a.Aih appear Ill the federal circuit co,rt
oi appeals at Richmond. win tLo
cHhhces lavorlng Il dismissal OF tbo ~
pea!' which will bring back tho m,nGan.
JUS 10 treaSurers and auditors
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TAYLOR DEFEATS GOEBEL
Republicans Carry Kentucky by ,
Small Plurality.

sinai
IoUISvIILE, Nov. S.-With returns
from ali but 13 counties in the state.
somo OF which are unofficial, and with
the vote of 1897 as the basis Of caicu.a
ton, at the same ratio OF Republican
gains, Tuvior's plurality i'll the state
figures q. 100.
4 majority of the missing cCcnt!os
arc from tic Eleventh district. which Is
largely Republican. ~ Republican
headquarters it is still maiutiInci that
TayiOr's plurality will reach $1,000.
Complete returns from every precinct
in the city Of Louisville give Goebel To-
GJ6; Brown, ,. 74o, and Taylor. 1850,
giving Tay .or Il plurality OF 3.@oi
Chairman Blackburn of the Demo
cratic state campaign COMMITTEES gave
out the following statement 1T noon:
"GOebel Is elected by 3,UUO 70 1000
IuOjority on face o: returns. II contest
l. made his majority vii, Ge increased.
Legislature Is safely Democratic. both
branches Democratic, majority Oh joint
bal.ot not less than 20. "
Chairman Long of the Republican
committee SAID at p. IN:
1--WE have received CtliCiai returns
from two thirds OF the couut,cs, and
these, based uDOn very conservative cs
tin atcs from thu missing counties, give
ynY.or plurality OF aDOut IL, COO. AS
tho rnpOr;s come III thov arc ElCro "a
vurnhe ann Will undoubtedly lnCrcAst
tho Republican plurality. Every c!Ior'
has been made TO ciyC'.nITeat any fraud
should 1t be attcmpted.'
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(Trom Our Regular Correspondent.


Washington, Nov 6, lS0O The ap-
POI. tment Of Il civil governor for Cuba
has been fully determined upon, and
'u,y be announced any day. This does
not mean that the soldiers are to he
It once Withdrawn from Cuba, but that
/ civil governor will soon b. gwen
>ul'rrln" control, with our soldiers bahud
nim to bc uSed if necessary To support
rs au;hIrit Gen. L'nilnw, Gen.
I.eo:Hil AND Gen. Fi;zaush Lee have
"eu mtntinnri in connection with the
riv.l cnNrrnoGStip.
Tae li,st Work Of the Congress, soon
~ assemble for one of the most i'm
pMtamt sessions held for years, will be
lie adoption of i joint resolution declar-
htg tn" intention Of this government to
oe, t, maintain permanently the sover-
eighty of the Philippine islands.
In an interesting address Oh the
Alaskan boundary question, Hon. John
Eos er, one Of the High Joint Anglo,
American Commissi aud E1-Sscre-
rary Of State, made it pain that this
government occupies an imprecnabie
p ,>itiuu, based upon OH :ial Documents
II to;h the B.ilish aud Russian Gov
'rnm' ntS; also that thu Canad an pro-
T'oNtt'ii ~ III u VI al SJI ElS lltt
To i, in the shape of n prOviso tn 1t the
mpre should be an European. Mr..
Foster told, probably fov the first time,
lhat the Americ n Commissioners offered
t, ac'a:"..!!!a nlMy Q6u Q6f ssstItltmsnt 81 lrawl
n.o,e III 1871, which he said marked
'ps most advanced stage Vet altaineJ
VI the settlement Of internntinn.i
lmeIclnllS not susceptible of adiustm.nt
v uliohiat!c hecoIiatoE. That nlan
""S 10 submit Ill territorial uupstiop. ~
ui1'''lai OF three jud sas Of the bi',hast
~" .,,,S wn,s IN each clrntry, AMI to reouire
,mo mr 'p,e o. . out of six to make tinj.
S W,'i>'on: - anxious ware ths
ilei ic"h commissioners to b,vs th;',
i''th al'pted, that they agreed IN aocan,
y oo'p "l oat OF the six, AS official hne
pr;,; p'"r'SiC!o!l was rejected by th.,
i.lSl Com nsSiOnerS '
Accol ding to Il well inforend d;,,o.
'r ~ J., 'Lie cohtr'l of Tn" Samoln Islands
y th" |. s., Great Il. i.a;n and Gar,namH' '
>''c" mas not been satisfactory to o,v''
"!, - iihely to he terminetej soon ~
'" MitHur"w :! of Germany. which ia ~
,Iene ni. outr is'and territory from Great
i'I',l iof doing 50 Iha occnpation ~
-, ,,,inr in|.'l' OF Ttuila. where the q s
= "a ~ ','s station on Pag harhor is Lena
~ r' Ip at large expense, by til; Cows onw
- "':vn. E', I,.u The rcintnlAr Of ,he gronn
: "i'"C hrl'ain which will grant tha
heGeOn. privileges
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CASE WILL BE APPEALED
h"iiw"y Tax Ass, s,ssment Decjsio, =,
Judge s uontou.

fELEIGH, Nov. 7.-Demccratic Stat
Chairman Simmons, of ccupsel for tho
corporation commission in the very i'm.
poFtant suit in which Judge Simonto,
ueclded Saturday that the commission
n"o no power to assess railways for toy
ntt"h, says there viii be an onno,I -
tno circuit court of appeals, and. if noe.
eS'arF. 20 the supreme court. In othou
words that the commission will oo -
the end of the law. i ~ 10
lie says the federal courts have for
years sustained the decisions of stsIa
~, ~'ts III me construction OF state laws
thn. Iupf'hle court OF this state hold,
'he legislature are to be constrnod - o'
!ha'efla. while Judge Simouton taia,
Ihc contrary view. There is SlO, 600 600
involved III this suit. ''''ooo'ooo
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REPUBLICANS CARRY IOWA.
Thry Capture Several Counties Here
INfOrn Dom nCr.L..C.

DEs MuINrs, Nov. S.-E.cction rc.
turns come III slowly, hut continue -
be more favorable TO iha Repuhivars.
Governor Saaw's (R p) p.u:al!iy winch
last night was figured IT 5000. is row
declared TO tie I'll 600 " tic L. lubiram
committee, the Democrats conceGr"
GC. COZ.
Comparison with the vote Of two
years ago shows Republican gains, a.
though the vote Is much nga;Cr Tran
n, -. - 1"'ovi. Lwtuiy-tltt, ,>y,,'.! '.!'
ties are vet TO be heari from.
=, Inc innicatlons ro:nt to Republican
gains III the lower house O: tlc In,,;..
iatnEe. Cummins, candidate for I-ni,,,;
T'a'eS senate. claimS lie will h,y. =
Gear majority III the house and th,, :bM
senate VIII be evenly div.dei hrtwrn,
himself and his chief opuoucnt Gs"r
Inc Indications are thar the ra,pit ~
sne senatorial contest viii not be dc.
,Laeu ,h Dy yesterdays election ard rbt,
me nomination will depend on the lnr
is!atlVe caucus in .Janulrv.
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Cross Keys Chronicles.

Mn. EDITOR Il have no news of
SPECIAL interest, the farmers are sowing
considerable quantity of small grain as
compared with this day, one year ago.
There is considerable sickness in our
""mrnunity, some typhoid fever. DE-.
T.. T.. Jo!nuSom is doing almo It two mems
Hotk, but glad to report that none of
riS CASTS are seriously ill.
Rev. M. Holmes left us on last
Wednesday morning much to the regret
of many OF us, l trust much good
was done, have never seen such interest
manifested in amy meeting before, he
EFT here for Gr,eI'S Station, our prayers
=, with him.
We are much indebted to you Mr..
Eli ~ for that long interesting account
.; the cid Keys, too have often wonder
Z. low tie name originated, [ would he
!,anhful if some lover OF reader of events
Won.d give us the dcSi,ed information.
There i, no place like Cross Keys to us,
is we lave raid before, that there is
mere good reop'e here than cn be
funnd III any part of the State taking all
things into Consideration and l extend
- You Il cvrdiai invitation to come again
III ,ur midsts
have just been Informal Ih It through
t!:r ii!dOmuahe energy and pei severe nee
of Victor T.. DrP.iss Esq of your city,
| hat his clelt Mr.. John Inmln ha, been
| rar'i,Meu.
The land sol,; by the Executors of the
late Levi Sparks deceased, brought u
very fair price, bought by DR.. &. T..
| Johnson ANA B. F. Bob, Esq.
THOMAS II. GORE.
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DEWEY TOOK OUT LICENSE
A"ih'rHi to We'd Tuesday or Weducs.
day of Next Week.

"AsHINGToN, Nov. S.-A marriao
incense was today issued TO Admira
George Dewey and MIS-. Mildred Hozsn
Inc application for the license ,va,
made by Lieutenant Hardy NJ c,1d
We'll y. > NJ Admiral Dewey's secre.
tary' IN person. The information fpr.
nIshed the clerk and set forth in tho Il.
cense Is that Admiral Dewey is 81 wears
Oh anu hls BRIDE elect 43; that both oro
c''i%anS OF the United States. and th,,
IN the case of each party there was ono
IoEn"r marriage. 'i1'
10 -, 'h'@' a;at"m"nts Lieutenant CoI6.
We! was REQUIRED 10 make oath,
II ~ stated this Afternoon rho, IN.
", W,.''i'& M'' tai." -.Icc on Tuesday or
" N'..."'taT ni next week. thDurn nni,bO..
IL" as:""Ta. rov Mrs. UlZ,n v,, ,.i, ,..,,
the cEyu: day. ''' S''e
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QUAKER STATE REPUBLICANS
'rh''' D"f"ats Greasy For Treasure.
by Big PIur#!:ty

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s. In this c;tv
yesterday the total vote cast was -.
oo3. Inc registration was "is 35i rro
contest on the state ticket was oyar III
1iiiIe OF stare treasurer. and Co,c,n.
James r barnett (Rcp) had GI'"Is
guaranty over his Democratic onpo,n,,,
W iliam I. Greasy - =
I'D hay Browne (Rep). candidate for
.nt supreme court hau 9O.S1I piurniI,y
over Mestre2nt Dem), Lu, ho,h wn~n
elected, as there are two vauconriaS -,
thar body. III
f"r state superior court. aIi,c,o,i
(Drm }. i'S'!'y
lh,se figures would indicate tina, ..
result OF the attack on Baruc;,,. ,,,,'i
tarF record he WAS cut a5oc- INoI..
votes in this city. -'''''
Inc latest figures indicate ,b,t y,.
ti''' hal from 40. 900 10 l2O. COO nlr,,,i
ny III tne state. The extern ~ rr.',.,,.
,!hG cannot vet be asccrtaineG rro..,i,.
po' IL Is Leicved that he sufferer ,|.
l">S 'l">S OF at least 10000 votes in tbiS w..
""Fe was scarcely any s,gn of n .,Ir.
~ me STATE a. large, and tine yo,o ,.I,
,raIIy was hight 0 S'-'
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Republican Gain In Kansas.

TOPEKA. Nov s Reports from yes.
terday's election in Kansas show Re.
publican gains throughout the state.
The votes cast were for sheriff. coaniy
clerk, county treasurer, register Of
deeds, surveyor, coroner and commits
sioner i'll each of tho 100 countios,
judges in eight judicial districts. judges
of two courts OF common pleas, and two
state senators to fill vacancies caused by
designations. Very littio interest was
taken in the election AID the vote gen.
orally was light.
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sAY STATE is REPURl IcAM
''i"cF"iS Say Their Gains Iubic,,,
k"bnk" To NIckinI.v

BOSTON. Nov. S-Thc vote q Mas,
chasetts for governor comrlete is os .Dr
lows; Crane, (RrpD lCs siG; p.I,,.
Gem lO3,oiI. Republican plura,,,v
,ai ne d Ic' vote T of 1898 was: Wolcott. Rep
l'i; I'"' b'ucc, DcmD 1850.
comment among Rapublcons tod,-
was IN elect that the result was an 49,,
uor'eihent on the part OF the NIa,,arnm.
s'''s people OF the policy OF the uation,,l
's'raton In the Philippines
On the other hand the Dsmo.,.,.
""'ht 10 the great loss in the R.nri,',
,@h vote and claim that Mas.nchr'n,.,
thercby has entered protes, nc,i,,y.
eNpahsion Especial emphasis j. ;sii
on the TACT that $1,000 Reyub,icons ro
framed from voting.
ne Democrats are jubilant over ,hr
victory IN Boston, which. after niv.rao
republican plurality for governGr,r,
la>t three years, gave Paine plur,l,.,.
VI o %oo. II is claimed that tbJs fnr,
oasis the election of a Dem0cratic ,,,,,,.
In December. ''' mayo
ne democrats get seven seats in Tin,
legislature, two in the senate and rr,.
IN the house ''''' ''''
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Dtnlucrnts WIN Ia 'ErisCo.

SAN FEANCISCo. Nov. S.-Ihe full re.
turns OF the municipal election had not
been received this morning. but close
estimate places the plurality Of James
ID. Phcian, GDcm.) Tor mayor, at over
6 600. Tho Democrats also elected the
assessor, city attorney, recorder, Gis'ric;
attorney. coroner, pubic administrators,
tour police judges and - Of the IS su'
pervlsors. The Repu3licans have prob
ably elected the auditor, sheriff, county
clerk, tax collector. treasurer ana three
supervisors.
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KONORS DIVIDED BY
Two GREAT PARTIES
Democrats Win In Maryland
and Nebraska.
REPUBLICANS CARRY OHIO

kentucky Gives Small Majority
Against Goebel and Tammany Sue
sseds Ia Defeating Mszet For Assem-
biylnan In New York.
CHICAGO, Nov affections were held
in dozen states yesterday, and the re.
suits show that the two great parties
divided hon ors. each winning territory
formerly held by the other.
Kentuoky went Repu ublican by small
majority, ~ did also Ohio. Pennsylva.
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Light Cot" IA Mississippi.

JACKSON, Miss Nov. s. - Returns
from over the state this morning indi-
cate that tho vote polled yesterday was
much smaller than expected, especially
III the country precincts. The total vote
cast viii 70: exceed CO., 600. The Nael
amendment is undoubtedly defeated,
although the vote is somewhat close.
Many electors neglected 10 vote Oh the
question, which is practically rsu tic
against tho amendment, as it t~re'
COVE u ma iOcIty OF all tho votes cast
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Women Graz al by Relioio,

hALEldh, Nov Two sisters non,od
watts employed in cotton mill no,r
laylorsvlIle. became insane on religion
lhey attended meetings conducted hr -
sanctincatlon preacher, and became O."
wrought up on the subject thar tbo,.
uecidcd they could pass throuph fra
"ithont INJURY. They stripped thor
seiYes' saturated their bodies, the ronm,
ah! iurn'turo with oil and were abon,
20 Apply tho match when discovered
Un' S Gi me girls is slightly improved
D"' 'he other goes to an insane asvlun,
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fircd on II Negro Witness

iFArrShcRd, Ga, Nov. 7-Dpr;n, ,
the trial Of case in justice court bore
- "N,oh Duke Crawford of Thomaston
was plaintiff negro witness gave tos
.rl.ohy "hiGn enraged Crawford. who
trM rnE !i"'ol ana fired shot at him
ti,,,n ',''i S"rIls.e grabbed Crawford in
wns n doma ~ "l'erf I.; the shot and no damage
""s uohe' lnero was intense excito.
ihrht IN the courtroom. which c.o.
crowded. The baillff succeeded in orn. mas
lowering and disarming the enroaoI
nan after a desperate scuffle, in whtoh
He was considerably brnised "-loh
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En.icnisis Cmrry \ brmslim.

LINCOLN, Ncb.. Nov. s Additional
returns rccsivci this morning only
served to emphasizes tho fusion victory
III NeLrasKr ~ yesterdays election. Tho
fusion mIiorIty Will not be less than
,2,UO0 ana may reach $4,000. RcpubA-
cans make 80 effort to explain the
causes. alJnuugh number of leaders III
this city differ with w. =. Bryan i'll his
statement that Ii is q rebuke 10 the ma.
tiOuGl administration.
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mia, New Jersey. New York. Iowa, Mas
sscE usetts and South Dakota.
Tire Democrats carried Maryland.
Mississippi. Virginia and Nebraska, the
ls.ter being won after hard campaign.
in which William Jennings Bryan took
an active part.
Great interest was manifested in the
ouir, me all over tho country despite
tls fact that this is al "off year"
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HEGRO RIOT NI?ARIlCOv
'',eH .niHeIs Fire Into White Peo-
PIC H""s"s---N " hoIcsalc 4rres,.
are Expected.

Macon, Ga, November 5.-A
'o'y 81 hrsrocs got out "f the stock
''e at Mae No. 81 this morn;ne
n! stuffed toward town. On AK
'ivIng near Mine No. 7 thew sta.
'.oned themselves in railroad emf
ana began firing into houses David
uanolcs residence was 'ridI!ei WIKI
D1'.?'S a"d tn f'mily bad to lie fiat
~ ~ ,"e nonr 10 escape the fusilade
" H. irol'ard's house was attacked
IN a similar manner and scvorai
"e' ,, '.ha 70 cvacuctc their homes
~"S''" o'c'n went to mine No. 81
:, '"'y "nd will enicavor to arr, st
ne ne SHi;y parties. This second nv
''inS has thorcu sLlv aroused tba
i""s'' o' bcv'cr. Several parties
,n |'"" 20 Macon to day in quest of
lies ana ammunition and = reln,.s.
was mad" for the guns orthe mil!tsrv
.cademy, but th'r, are n, c,rtr;,I,n1,
or IN IN. y show Of frca i, ,eno.
ary b, fore the negroes will conscn.
,o " ~ d's'rm"d, and pcace is net ex.
'v''e' y, uhtii this is ACCOMPLISHED
mere Is no lack of volunteers 70
sS. sS.s' me sheriff and Wholesale ar.
~ ra1S are are ioKed for to nisht.--News
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American Jockeys Beaten.

i'oNhoN' Nov Sat the Liverpo,,
autumn meeting today Little Red T. =,
won the County Stand plate. Pop),o,
i'uu'h hV i"d sloan. was second Pal.
KY WIN =. >. Kein mp. and Karnai;
r,,0',h ~ L. !.eiii, were unpiacod Bot.
Man won IA" Cup Course plate. Chaf,
mug on whom Martin had the NOM,
was second. ouh''
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Republicans Sweep .Jcrsor

NEWARK y. j., Nov. s.-Rcvision r..
day OF the election returns shows M
coahse III the figures Of last night. Tho
state senate stands as last year, wbiIo IN
the assembly the Republicans Lavn
Sa'hed seven seats, the division be;prII
h2Hu Ohcan' and ~ Democrats. Tho
senate stands ii Republicans and seven
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control or both branches or the general
assembly. They have carried the lower
house by such a decisive majority as to
make 1t almost unanimous aud have
the senate by u majority OF threo. Full
unofficial returns from Baltimore City
give Smith tDeul) Tor governor = iua.
]ority OF ., l92 III the city. and returns
from the rest OF the state give his total
majority as II, l,2gJ.
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shelley Out For Goy.r,o,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 7-Genero,
ONar'os NJ. Shelley of Birmingham last
h'Ght mado public the annonnce,oont
Iani Ia MS c43nLdldacy for governor of Ala.
I" announce publicly so far. The oiao
ucn occurs next August. with Der
franc primaries in April. It is beIioua5
oS,ore the end OF the year no lass ths
ION Candidates will have annonntnn
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Secretary Porter met the nrssiJe,, -.
ano station and gave him sovera, tolr.
grams containing election rn,rrr ~
president made nc comment ~, ~,
suit, but his smiling countsn,,co
sA9"ea tE&t he was we'll pleased Hc
ana Mrs. Mckinley drove directly r.
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Charged with Emb,zzlcms,,

ATLANTA, Nov. "A warrant bo
O'eh sworn out for Thomas ]. apnter
OK auditor Of tho Atlanta and W..
a',it raj road. on n charge of embezzIo,
,%o ~, ne warrant is the outcome of
ntout 5000 lie disanne,rad nt OF
ne ore tile recent changes in rho 10y .y
I. oh"t .h"t ciHoa AMI his present wbara'
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t"FoBLicAN GAINS SHOWN
h'm "cr"fs Los" " Number of Citi,s D.,
w York >tntc

ALBANY, Nov. S.-Tbe rss,,. -
election in tEs stIte shows Rcpub,,c,n
gyms III as:cmb!yaien and n gain of mn,
NC, al Offices In many of the cities
In Albany. winch is normally Do,,o
cratic. only three Democrats bovo hoo.
eec'en on tho city and county tickets
A'' me common council IS Rrnubrrar
IN Troy. che mayor .Iec,ed - p"".;o ~ ;on"'
pendent Democrat, e.ec,sI To- "n snt''o':, ''ii%
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HOW THE STATES WENT:

Neutrality-suspicious..
neutrality-suspicious..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MAsSACHUSETTS--Republioan.
ElSSISSi PPI--Demooratic.
NEW YORK--Republioa
NEW JEESEY--Republioan.
NEBEASKA--Fus
CHIO--Republioan.
Observation-Disclosures.
SOUTH DAKOTA--Republioan.
VIEC CyNIA--Democrati
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i, ln.CrLts N'in Ia Virginia..

tha: the state senate will DO entirely
Democratic, the only member outside @.
Tie regular rarty nominees being w.
y ShIudS lisd. Dom.) Gccm Isle OF
Wight. The house will be composed Oi
% rcgu'a ~ Democrats, three indopnIi.
euts and four Republicans. Martin wi,
secure tho nomination in the party eau
Gus for United States senator by \ safe
ana ujCrIty.
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Nj ~ 'he thirteen months Letwcen
,h ,hay l, 1898 and June 20, 1899.
,ne mortality in the United States
my rrmy was 22+ officers and 6 395 mon
vi these deaths $500 were from dis.
responsible. se'''n was
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-11-10
Maryland Goes spc,,o.,

BALTIMORE. Nov. S.-Re,urns .r.r.
'he close counties in Maryland coa,lnr,
70 como IN slowly, but enough Is ma.,
AnoWn 70 assure to the D,locinis in