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REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IN
BOTH OHIO AND KENTUCKY
Indications Point to Plurality Of 10000 for Nash and
10000 for Taylor in Kentucky Jones'
Vote Did the Work.
MARYLAND AND NEBRASKA STRONGLY DEMOCRATIC

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. AFTER II p.
m. the returns showed the democratic
gains in Cincinnati and other cities
We're reduced and that Mclean was
likely third at Cleveland and possibly
at Toledo. at which cities Jones drew
much more heavily from the democrats
than from the republicans. AT the same
time the republican gains outside OF
Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo were
increasing at such rate as to indicate
a plurality Of from 10000 to 10000 for
Judge Nash for governor and the en-
tire republican state ticket, including
majority Of the legislature.
Chairman Dick had, previous to the
election, repeatedly claimed the election
Of the entire republican state ticket by
no less than 5000 plurality. So far to-
night he has refused to give any figures,
but those around him say that this
means that he has no reason to change
his first figure.
ing in favor of the republicans. Judge
Nash is receiving the congratulations
of his friends and neighborS at the Neil
house. After IL p. m. he said:
Il claim my election by at least 3d.
900, but am too much engaged to give
a statement of the causes or to analyze
the results for the press
The bands and clubs are out serenad-
ing him.
At 1890 p. m. Chairman Dick gave
out the following:
'The returns from Hamilton, Cuya-
hoga and Lucas counties are as yet
too meager to give definite figures.
Enough have been received to indicate
the election Of Judge Nash by a greater
plurality than that of Governor Bush
nell two years ago, which was 2S, l65,
thus insuring the election of the en-
tire republican state ticket. Both
branches of the legislature are repub-,
lican."
After this announcement further re-
turns We're received indicating greater
republican gains and the band that had
been awaiting orders at republican
state headquarters struck up for the
first time during the night, the glee
club chimed in and the republican jol-
lification was inaugurated about mid
night with all sorts of demonstrations.
At 1889 p. m. Chairman Seward of
the democratic committee was asked
for a statement, but declined to make
one for the associated press. He was
asked If he conceded the election of
Judge Nash or claimed the election Ct
Mclean. to which he replied:
Il will say nothing.
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the town from shells thus far is a Kaf1n
killed.
There was a smart action Friday to-
wards Dewdorp. The troops drove the
Beers back a considerable distance and
disabled a gun
There was also fighting near Bulwan.
Our loss altogether is eight killed and
about 20 wounded. Ninety-eight Dundee
wounded have arrived They were sent
here Saturday.
The position here is now believed to be
entirely safe. 1t has been greatly
strengthened during the last "a hours.
The people have deserted their dwellings
and are living in bomb-proof places, safe
from shell fire. There are plenty of good
stores of all kinds.
Captain Knapp and Lieutenant Bra-
bant We're killed in Fridays action"
The foregoing is an exact copy OF q
press censor telegram brought here by
kaffir runner. There is no other official
news. ..
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NJ 'KlNLEY VOTED.
An Immense Crowd Gave the President
Warm Greeting.

An Immense Crowd Gave the President
Warm Greeting.
Canton Ohio, Nov. president Nc
Kinley cast his ballot just at noon He
was scheduled to arrive at 1915, but
the train was an hour and 20 minutes
late. With him came Mrs. Mckinley
Assistant Secretary Cortelvou and Er
Rixey.
\ Respecting the presidents desire for
simplicity, Canton organized no dem
onstrat ton. But when the train arriv-
ed there were on the platform nearly
all the members of the reception COM
mittee OF the 1896 campaign and scores
of friends, together with an immense
crowd OF citizens. Lusty cheers began
as the train appeared and continued
until the party, in carriages, disap-
peared The party went direct to the
Barber home to be the guests of Mrs.
McKinley's sister. AS soon as greet
ings were exchanged and Mrs Mckin-
ley comfortably established, the presi-
dent started for his polling place, B
OF the First ward, in which Is located
ms recent purchase, the famous cot
tage of '96.
Old soldiers of the civil war and
young soldiers of the Spanish war We're
conspicuous in meeting their old COM
rade and COMMUNICATIVE chief respect
iveiy. Shaking hands as he passed,
the president walked to the polling
place, several blocks away. Here there
We're more greetings exchanged and he
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LIKE FILIpINOs.
Treacherously Raised the White Flag as
....#.m a DecOy.

Durham, Nov. 5, Sunday. 5:55 p. M
A native eye witness of Thursdays
battle near Ladysmith says the Beers
were caught on the open ground and
raised several white flags. The Brit
ish then advanced without firing to
accept the surrender of the Beers, but
were received with volley at close
range. Enraged at this treachery. the
lancers, Hussars and dragons. follow-
ed by the infantry with fixed bayonets,
charged through and through the en-
emy and did great execution. A lot of
prisoners and loot were captured. An
other battle on Friday with the Beers
was proceeding, according to the ma
tives, In the south, with similar re-
suits. y,
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REFUSED THE REQUEST.
The Sick and Wounded will Remain a
Ladyspith

London, Nov. THE following is the
text of a dispatch from General Butler
from Cape Town, dated Nov. Z 2:55 p. M !:
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from the general commanding at
Estcourt, dated Nov. g.
Since Friday there has been a cessa-
tion of hostilities, A note was sent that
day to General Joubert by General White
at the request of the mayor, asking per-
mission for the non-combatants, sick and
wounded to go south
General Joubert refused the request.
but agreed to allow them to go to spe-
cial camp five miles from Ladysmith. The
townspeople refused to accept this offer.
The sick and wounded and a few of the
inhabitants were moved yesterday. A few
shots were exchanged yesterday at the
outposts. Fridays bombardment was
heavy. Shells fell in the hospital and one
burst in hotel during luncheon No one
was injured. The only new casualty i'll
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Orders From the Court Ignored by EIec-
tion Officers.

Louisville, KY. Nov. 7.-At O'Clock
this evening Colonel Mengel received
orders from Governor Bradley to send
to the polls at once the Louisville Le-
sion, which had been under arms az
it's armory all day in readiness for 4
call. Up to this time the election mas
been one of the quietest ever known
here. The balloting proceeded all day
without any disorder. A few arrests
for alleged interference with voters
We're 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
inspector representing the interests OF
the Brown ticket appeared and de-
manded admittance to watch the
count. This was done under an in
junction issued by Judge Toney of the
circuit court shortly before noon, re-
straining the city authorities and otfi-
GERS of election from interfering with
the Brown inspectors. About the mid
die of the afternoon the republicans Sc
cured a similar order for their inspec-
tors on representations 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 af-
fairs.
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BOERS STAMPEDED.
Defeated With Great Slaughter at the
Storming of NIafeking.

London Nov. S.-News has just arrived
from Mafeking, showing that up to Oct.
% the Beers continued the bombardment,
firing as many as 800 shells in 36 hours
though causing but little damage and
wounding only four men.
That day they closed in all around the
town and made determined effort to
rush it. The garrison turned out to Il
man and delivered a terrific rifle and
Maxim fire which speedily stampeded
the Beers, who We're driven over mines
which exploded and scattered them in ali
directions. 1t is believed at MafekinE
that the enemy suffered terribly and is
not likely to make another attempt to
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SMELLING THE TOWN.
The Beers Were Driven Back With Great
Slaughter.

Estcourt. Natal. Sunday evening,
Nov. 5.-It is now possible to furnish
official details of Fridays fighting
around Ladysmith. The Boer artillery
fire was accurate and well sustained,
but ineffective. The British cavalry
was constantly out. the investment not
being close enough to prevent this.
Cavalry and artillery under Colonel
Brocklehurst about noon drove the
enemy from all their positions with
great slaughter This attack was di-
rected against a reported move of the
enemy toward Maritzburg. The artil-
lery sheled three of the enemy's guns
into silence. The British casualties
We're slight.
The Beers are now shelling the town.
The artillery is well handled, but is do
ing little damage.
The Beers profited by flag of truce
on Thursday to send in Transvaal ar
tillery officer, designated as an ambu-
lance driver, with the wounded to OBJ
serve the action of the Boer artillery
fire.
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Too Soon 10 Make Claims.

Columbus, Nov. 7.--At 10:3o p. m. Daniel
Kurtz the Ohio member of the republi-
can national committee who is in Gov
ernor Bushnell's office figuring on the re-
turns, said:
II regard the returns received up to this
time as insufficient to make correct es-
innate on the vote for governor. The first
precincts reported are usually the ones
in which there is small vote and the
vote is less liable to fluctuation than in
other precincts. Hence it is idle to claim
either the election Of Nash or Mclean
as VET"
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FRIDAYS FIGHT.
A Detachment of Beers Was Almost AM
initiated,

Estcourt, Nov. 5, Sunday, 10 D. m-
A reliable native has brought confirma-
tory evidence of Fridays fight south of
Ladysmith. A reconnaissance in force
was made by British division, the
object being to relieve the Colenso
column, which had been attacked by
the Beers. The British Infantry charged
the Beers, who We're strongly posted on
Glober's Kloof Hill and drove them
down on the plain toward the Tugela
river, when the British cavalry, execut-
the Beers almost annihilating them
The plain was strewn with dead Beers
An arnlored train has again left for
Coienso with a company Of the Dublin
fusiliers and railroading engineering
staff to repair the line. No fighting is
supposed to have occurred Saturday, as
no firing was heard.
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Captured Mules.

Cape Town, Nov. IA dispatch from
Kuruman, dated Friday. Nov 3, says
a dispatch rider arrived there from
Mafeking that morning. announcing.
that Colonel Baden-Powell had cap
tured a number of mules and horses.
Fighting was occurring daily at Mafe-
king and was generally in favor of the
garrison. The natives report that
General Plumer's force from Luli Is
making its way from Rhodesia to re-
lieve Mafekins
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Invaded ZuiuIanl.

Durham. Natal. Nov. Sunday even
ing). The Beers have invaded Ing
wavauma, Zululand, and looted and
burned the public buildings and stores.
The ma gistrate, police and other inhabi-
tantS fled toward ElshoWee.
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Majority for Mclean.

Cincinnati, Nov. with the figures
available at 10 O'Clock in Cincinnati, it
appears that Mclean will carry the city
by about 1000 votes and that Jones'
vote will reach nearly 10000. AS Jones
stood alone on his ticket, the chances of
the election of the county officers on
the Mclean ticket are not assured. 1t
will require the fullest returns to deter
mine this question.
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Telegram Repu(liated.

Cologne, Nov. 7.-Letters received by
the Cologne Gazette from Johannes
burg, of Oct. 13 date, said the Ger
mans there Indignantly repudiate the
telegram to Emperor William signed
by Colonel Schiel which in no way
reflects the feeling of the Germans of
the TransvaaL AS matter of fact it
is declared Schiel was not response
BILE for the Objectionable character of
the dispatch, as he was absent at the
time it was sent
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Many ENceSses.

London, Nov S-The Daily Mail has
the following from Pietermaritzburg
The progress of the Beers through
Zululand is characterized by many eX-
cesses. Pomeroy village is in ashes
and stores and farms are being wan
tonly looted.
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Jones Leads.

Cleveland, Ohio Nov. Z, HAS p. m.--
Forty of the 213 precincts of the county
give Nash, 2,710; Mclean, 1,453, and
Jones, 1895, a republican loss Of 1,544
and democratic loss of 3,422.
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Comedies His Defeat,

Toledo, Nov Mayor Jones at 9
o'clock comedies his own defeat
If my race has contributed in any
way" he said " to the success of John
r. Mclean and a rebuke to the infa-
nous Philippine policy of the admin
istration, | feel that it has not been
in vain .
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was handed ballot 191 He was back
of the booth curtain only an instant,
and then handed his ballot to the
judge. Many friends called on the
president
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Democratic Loss.

Cincinnati, Nov. Z, II p. m.-Ten pre-
cincts in Cuyahoga county give Nash Isl,
Mclean 1852, Jones .S79. Republican loss,
245; democratic loss, 66S.
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Iullow in New York.

New York, Nov THE steamer Ha-
vana. which arrived to-day from Cuba
brought Major General Ludlow, civil gov
ernor of Havana.
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More Favorable.

Paterson. n. j., Nov At a late
hour tonight Vice President Hobart's
condition was reported to be more IA
yorable.
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Nrsh Carried Franklin.

Columbus, Nov 1.-THE State Journal
says Nash has carried his home county
of Franklin by 1900, net republican
gain of $500.
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Wedding and
Anniversary>


II you are looking for something
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-29
ARE GREATLY PLEASED WITH
WESTERN CANADA.

w. X. Milburn, John Holmes, NJ. II.
Dagger, +. l.. Stetson, of Buena Vista
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Canadian Northwest as to its situa-
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for.
ITO show what an energetic man can
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such at Hartney who had rented farm
on shares, receiving two-thirds of the
returns as his share of the crop. When
he came to sell his own produce he
found that his two-thirds, when con-
verified into cash, was enough to buy the
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1t is our intention to induce as many of
our friends as possible, who are prac-
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this country, where we believe there is
better future for the industrious man
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this continent. We are we'll known in
our part of the State of Iowa, and we
invite correspondence from its resi-
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-29

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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-29

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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-29
The Fourth Dementin.

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Golf, or, more correctly, golicitis, must be
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eccentric garments, profound contempt
for truth, a hatred of domestic restraint,
accompanied by flushed face and de.
PRAYED love OF out-of-doors. '-Golfng.
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The Dark secret.

cts not dark enough yet" she whispered.
as she peered eagerly up and down the
street.
There's no one in sight" he replied, after
careful survey.
but some one may come round that cor
ner at any minute and recognize us, and
then should want to die"
We'll, then, we'll wait bit"
What dreadful deed did those two con-
template doing?
He was about to give her her first lesson
in riding bicycle. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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