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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-24

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-24
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EASTERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-24

WANTED-By a wholesale liquor house
a man to do bottling, who understands
the handling of wines. Address o 165,
Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-24

MONEY LOANED on life policies, or
1DoGgnt L; r Van Norman, Guaranty
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.

Over SIS per cent. Of the housewives Of
this country do without a servant.
Ninety per cent. OF American women
spend less than $50 year for ri.thing.
In the Jewish wedding ceremony tho
bride Is not asked TO promise anything.
London society women are wearing
iess rings than formerly. on the ground
that rings spoil the beauty of the hand.
The 'hoodoo" has been taken from the
opal. and II Ia now popular. at least In
the souih, as an emblem OF happiness
and luck.
The latest effect In eveniug color for
six or satin IA ''garter blue" tho tint
OF the broad ribbon Queen Victoria
wears when she dons that famous order.
A very charming little woman is
Tsma. the Japanese wlfenf Sir Edward
Arnold. She has somewhat the air Of
. parisenss. but mingled with II NIL is
the dainty grace peculiar TO the gem
tiewomanhood Of the i.an6 Of Flowers.
Lady Arnold speaks her husbands ma
tive tongue with tiusncy. n with for
eign accent, and her English ictfera
shcw how wonderfully she bsz been
abba to adapt hersclf to the English
meds Of thouxht and sxpFsssion,
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aNssACHIs sETTS.
Both Parties seem 60 Draw Insstra-
tton From the Day state Vote.

Both Parties seem 60 Draw lnAptFa-
tion From the DEy state Vote.
Boston, Nov. s.--1he vote OF Mnssa-
cnuietts for governor. complete. is as
follows: Crane (rep.l, l6s,s76; Paine
(dem.), i03,si4. Republican plurality.
Gi.Ncs.
The vote of 1905 was. Wolcott
trcpl. lpI.liG; Bruce tdem.). O7,gba.
Comment among republicans WINS IN
effect that the result was an indorse-
ncnt. on the part Of Massachusetts. Of
the policy Of the national administrn
ii,n in the Philippine island".
On the other hand, the democrats,
pointing TO the great lnsS in the re-.
publican vote. claim that Mnssachu-
sctts thereby has entered protest
against expansion. Especial emphasis
is laid upon the fact that 22.O0O re-
puulicans rcfrHincd from voting. Thr
democrats are juhilant over the vic
tory in Boston, which. after giving
n republican plurality for governor IN
the past three years, gave Paine a
plurality of 6.2U0. II is claimed that
this forecasts the election of a demo
cratic mayor in December. The demo
cigts gain seven SEATS M the iegislr-
two In the senate and five in the
house.
There were many close contests. and
not slight feature in several Of thcm
waS the strength Of the socialist demo
Gratis. In some towns the nominees Of
tie latter party were given n larger
vote than that received by either the
republican or democratic opponents,
although they were able to carry onl,
two entire districts
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
rI;NNsNINtNIt



thr heJsion" state.
Philadelphia Soy, s. lu this city,
Tuesday, the tutnl vote ra.t was I52..
3iI The rcgismiiun wits sly ,35f. The
contest on the state tirE,f was over
the office ~ state Treasurer. aud Col
.luulcs T.. Barnett trrpl lna a plural
iiy over his democratic upsuncnt, VIM
=. Crcasy. the vote resulting. Barnett,
IIuU,s: Greasy. 4u.Il5. Caldwell lpro .
l.s.U: Watkins pruI. gw. j. Hay
brown. republican candidate for the
supreme court. had pu.r-i plurality
over Mrstrrtat ldcmJ. hur both were
elected Hs there are two sarancicv ia
that body. For the state superior
court Mitchell trrpb hnI Ass pln-
rality over ErilIy Dd,mI. These .ig-
urrs would Indicate that o.. result Of
the attack on Eurrrtrs military rec
ord. h. ,yus cut about i1uuu votes In
this city. The proposition lu authar-
We loan ~ ~. .Opp OaU fIr the inn
urnycmcni M the cit,'~ water supply
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
MARYLAND.

s sweeping Democratic victory.
baltimore. Noy0.-j 'uoHicInl rrturuA
from baltimore city and oil the coun.
ticb o! the state show that the demo
cUrs swept practically everything be
fore them in Tuesdays contest John
Wullcr Smith, nr Joshua Merinr, and
lsidor Buyner, their candidates frr
governor, comptroller and attorney
general, respectively, were elected
o,tr the republican candidates hy ar-
pro.imatcly 1890 malority. The OH
ria' count, it ia thought, will not ma.
t.rplly change these figures. Thry
elected II state senators for iour-ycaT
t'sm- which. with their four hold
overs. viii give them ~ out Of q total
membership Of % in the upucr house
uf the general assembly. In the lower
horse. composed Of OF members, tl,r
d,iroCnts elected CO, while tie rcpub-
htune will have only Is delegates 10
a." legislature 10 meet in January o.
mes year.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
IOWA.
Additional uctaFnz Serve tofncFsaHe
ShnW'a Plurality.

Ijcs Moincs, Ia, Nov. s.--Elcctinn re-
turns come In slowly. but continue to
I've more favorable 10 the republican,.
Gov. shaw's plurality which, Tuesday
iirhi. was figured at $1,000, Is now de.
rlurcH 10 be 6l.OOO by the republican
committee. the democrats conreding
5u,cUD. Comparison with the vote Of
two years uRo shows republican gains,
although the vote Is much lighter
than then. Several counties heretofore
d,mocuiic, notably Monroe, have
gn,r good sized republican plurali.
tics. The CO counties so far reported
give Shaw a plurality Of l0,3ol. Twen-
ly.thrcc counties are yet 90 b. heard
froia.
The indications point to republican
rninr In the luwrr house of the lcgis-
lgturr. Cummins. candidate for the
Cuiicj States senate, claims he will
ll,a clear majority IN the house ard
that the sruatc will bc evenly divided
between himself aud his chief oppo.
merit, Gear.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Miss ASA Wallis, the ls-yrar-old
daughter Of sheriff. Wallis, suddenly,
at Salem, Dent county, from a stroke
Of EpopleSy.
W. {. Eldred. ut Carthage, Of heart
disease. NJ he age ot 10 he was for
2S years superintendent oi bridge
building on the Frisco railway.
James plunkctt. aged 90, at Sails
bury, Of pneumonia. He was one Of
Shelhy's cnvalrymcn.
Lon Staples, prominent yaung
merchant of Nelson, Saline county,
suddenly, OF heart failure.
Adalinr Cnmpbeli, aged SO, a pioneer
settler of st. Charles county. az the
home Of her son. W. W. Campbell.
near O'Fallon.
Mrs. John He'll. az her home in
Holden. ngcd 81. She and her family
have lived la Johnson county for many
years.
Daniel NJ. HouSer. Jr., snn Of Daniel
NJ Houscr, ~ the Globe Printing Co.
(Sl. Louis Globe Dcmocrut), and as-
sistaut treasurer Of the company. in
ST. Louis, aged -.
Miss May, daughter Of former Con.
Rrcssman Nirdrughuus. oi 81. Louis,
aged 2i, Of typhoid fever. Her father
10 a millionaire.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
WITH THE WORKERS
Chicago hns / .aoaletter cnrrleru.

Chicago has i,4Oeletter carriers.
Cement iH used In France 20 protect
iron railway bridges from the fumes Of
locomotives.
The cost Of strikes and lockouts in
Great Britain. according to an English
journal. foots up n total loss In wages
alone during The last Eve years OF $780,
000. 900. The loss TO trade and manufac-
turing interests Is simply beyond com
putation.
A recent report shows that Pitts
hurgh has s.ssa mills aud manufactur-
Ing establishments, c. of this number
being rcIliag mills and blast furnaces.
Sixty million dollars Is paid annually
IN wages In these mills and factories.
md 5000 men are employed.
A successful autorasic ore nnioader
has been invented. -Four machines will
be used 10 the average large ORE sirsmer.
Thin number Of machines win employ
according TO present calculations "a
men. They will do the work Of hun
dred ren II not more.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Additional Hrturn- EuphaHisc the
Fusion Ni~toFn.

Fusion Victory.
Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. g. Additional re-
turns received only serve 70 emphasize
the fusion victory IN Nebraska at Tues
days election. The fusion majority
will not be lcsa than 1900, aud may
reach 5000. The republicans make
no effort to cNplai1 tie causcs. though
o number Of leaders In this city differ
from W \. Bryan in hts statement
that Il Is rrbukc 10 the national ad-
ministration. They maintain that the
gains are only over last year, when the
fdsionists fell far short Of their nor
mnl strength. They point ont the fact
that former tiny. flalcuInb. when he
ran for governor the last time, ear
ricd the stale by 2i.0OO. Not enough
figures have Vet been received To haEc
even moderately safe estimate on the
congressional election iu th' Sixth dis.
trict, To fil Vacancy. but with the
hulaucr Of the state going as u did, II
is altogether improbable hat the re.
puhlicaus have overcome % fusion ma
iority Of over 5000 iu that district.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Tammnny sweeps the Metropolis,
Hut Lasrs On the whole.


New York, Nov. s.--The receipt VI
later returns from Tuesday'g election
Ia this city aud the state. shows prac-
tIcally no changes from in figures
gwen out Tuesday night. In New York
courty the entire regular democratic
ticket was elected by pluralities aver
aging about $1,000. OF the assembly
districts in New IurA county. the DEM
ocrats elected 81 asSemhlymcn and the
republicans four--a democratic gain of
four. The republicans viii probably
have majority Of 30 in the assembly,
a republican gain Of ten.
Practically all political interest In
this city and even throughout the
state IL now centered In the question
as to whether or not there will be q
contest made by Robert Mazet. re-
publican. who was defeated by 100
votes by Perez NJ. Stewart. Tammany
and Citizens Union candidate for the
assembly Ia the Nineteenth Nrw York
district.
The result Of the election in the
state showx republican gains In ~.
scmhiymcn and gain of municipal
officers In many Of the citirs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
THE METHODIST BISHOPS.
The Plan OF Episcopal vssitasasnR
Adopted az thr Conference at
BtEhops iu PhIlmaetphin.

fhiiHdcipHia, Nov. hs-~-AnOuE Gtt
businera transacted Mt the conferences
OF Methods, Episcopal bishops was tho
adoption ~ the plan Of Episcopal Wis.,
itationS for the first half OF the year
Of 1900, The board chose Indianapolis
ss the seat of the next bishops con-
ference, which viii begin on the last
Wcdr rsday Of April, 1900. The follow
ing Is the plan " visitations. sitowlng
when ard where the various confer
ences will he held and which bishop
viii preside:
Arkhnzas-Fort Smith. January "A,
Bishop Goodsel
baltimore Washington, u. c. April
4, Bishop Walden.
Central Missouri-Marshull No.
March 2s. Bishop FiirGerald.
Central Pennsylvania iiazjeton, Ia,
March "a, Bishop Goodsell.
Dolaware-rhiladelphiu, March rs,
Bishop Warren.
East German brooklyn, y. ~
March 20. Bishop Fowler.
East Maine-April Is. Blshop Fow.
Ter.
Floridn--GaInesvill Fla. january
10, Bishop Walden.
Gulf Mission Conference aiaruhall,
Tex. February /, Bishop Joyce.
Kansas Kansas City, kua.. March
81, bishop Warren.
Lexington Cuyingiun, KY, Aarch
q. bishop Merrill.
Little Rock-Littlc Rock, Ark, Jan.
AIRY 81. Bishop Goodse'l,
Louisiana New Orleans, January
20. rshop Joyce.
Nsine-Gacdiucr. Ne, April IS, BiSh'
op Joyce.
Mississippi HatticSburg, Miss., Jau'
unry o, bishop Mullalieu
Missouri Kirl,svillc, Mo-, March II
Biahop FitzGcrnld.
Newark Paterson, N. j., April =.
bishop Vincent.
New England -Fitchburg, Mass
April 4, bishop Joyce.
New England March 25
Bishop Mallalicu.
New ilnmpshirc-Nashun, n. H.
April II. Bishop Andrews.
New Jersey Mlllyillc. y. j., Mar,h
n, Bishup Hurst.
New Nork-Ncw York City, April =,
Bishop Warren.
New York Enst--Danburvr Conn.,
April Z, Bishop Hurst.
North Dakota Grand Forks, n. H.,
Hpril IL. Hts1op McCRhe.
North IndianR-Elkhnrt, Ind, April
4, Bishop Foss,
Northern New York Rome, n. "
April Is. Bishop Walden.
Northwest knnsns s-Concordia, Kns,
March ~, bishop Warren
Philadelphia Philadelphia March
~. Bishop Fowler.
ST. Johns Riyer-Iarksomyille, Fla,
january Is, bishop Walden.
ST Louis Kansas City, Mo-, March
81. Bishop FitzCerald.
South Kansus-Chauutc, Kas March
z, Bishop Vincent.
Southwest Wichita. KaS.,
March n, Bishop Vincent
Troy-Troy, n. T., April ~, Bishop
Merrill
Upper Mississippi -Curinth, MiHa.,
,iUuuary -, Bishop Mnlialicu.
vcrmont-April II, bishop Merrill
Virginia Alexandria, Va, March %
Bishop Hurst.
washington--Baltimorc, March 2l,
Bishop Foss.
Wilmington - Wilmington, Del,
March "a. Bishop Andrews.
wyoming-Oswrgo, n. Y, April IL,
Bishop Foss.
Mexico Pachuca, Mex, January IL
Bishop McCabe.
South Americn-huenos Ayrca, Feb
ruary IL. Bishop Ninde.
West South Amcrica--A Mission con.
ference, Valparaiso, Chill. January 81
Bishop Ninde.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Sam 7. Rlthcll. chairman oi the
state fish commission. Is sending out
notices to the effect that the commits
sion now has on hand q good supply
Of young black boss and crappic.
which will he distributed Ia residents
OF the state who desire the same for
stocking ponds, lakes or streams.
Those who desire young fish for this
purpose should address Phil Kupplin.
Jr. superintendent of the Forest park
hatchery, ST. Louis OF NJ. r. O'Hrien,
superintendent of the 81 Joseph
hatchery. The applicants will be
charged 70 cents for single ship
mrnt. the same being the cost price NJ
n suitable shipping can, which will
bold from go 60 so small fish
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
ONO
Hash's Plurality for Gos"rnor VIII
fsrobnbI, Reach Bn.Ot0.

Probably Reach oo,oH''
Columbus. o., Nov. s.-Thr demo.
cratic state committee has no addition
ui returns.
Republican Chairman Dick has re.
yiscd his figures so n- 10 claim from
5000 to 10000 plurality for Judge
Nash for governor. aud the rest Of the
republican state ticket, and an un-
usually large majority In both
hruuchrs ~ the legislature. No sen.
ntur Is, however To br selected 10y this
Legislature. The total vote WIS per
hHps exceeded only at the last prcsi-
doutial election. II will reach 92p,uao,
ns compared with $4,000 last year, and
sGI.nae iu 1904. with which year the
vote was compared. The plurality oi
.ludg, Nush exceeds that 81 President
Mckinley in 1856. and !, almost double
that Of GOV. Bushnell In 1897. The
J,ncs vote although the largest ever
rullcd for u third candidate, Is not re-
Eatdcd ns hrrr q. indicated Nv She
earlier rciITu> fur.dHy night. II ig
not likely tu exceed 100000. and almost
half Oi this vote was cast in Cleveland,
Cincinnati aud Tnlclu
u ir estimated that the Jones vote
in tryrhugn county was 25,OD0. in
Hamilton. 10000, In Lucas, 5000, and
in Franklin. $500. Outside Of the ~
sion troubles in Hamilton, the CON
fIsiun iu CuyUhugu county and the
JurDa movement boo other places. the
republican. seem lu have made gains
throughout the state especially in the
rural district.
Thr rruuir stand. 20 republicans. e
democrats uut Q doubtful including
three from Hamilton county. The
huur. stands rs republicans, % demo
rrnis. aud Il dnubiuI. including the
30 mrmh,r. from Hamilton county.
The Vote of Hamilton CosntS.
Cincinnati. NOV, Hamilton cuun.
Is. unofficial: Nash rcp.D, 3i,sO5: Nc
Lean DdrmJ. a1,o7" Jones GndD, H.
oso. NrL,au' plurality, I,i7i.
caldwell irrpI. Cor liculrnaut.goy-
,r,.. hns plurd'. Of $50 The re-
mairdrr NJ the state tlrkct tcorrrspouds
with the vote for Iirutcnant-govcruor
Jones carried cleveland.
Cleveland. o.. Nov. Complete nm.
Official rrturu- from this. Cuyuhoga
cuuntF. give Homes lind,l. 1G,IoG; Nash
lrcpl. gl.IGH, Mclean Cdrm,), 7,429.
Juu,s plurality, li.s27.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

The fnilurr ut the Missouri lcRisln.
turc t0rcncw the clause IN tn" old law
In regard 10 the shipment of game
from one county 10 another permits
hunters go send deer, turkey and quail
to their homes. II also relieves the
railroads Of the penalty for its trans
puriatiun. Hunting parties out uf 81.
Louis are now located in all parts ot
the state where game exists.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

The state reform school for boys Al
Boonyilc was the scene Of Tad acci-
dent. The large arch Of recently
constructed fruit and vegetable vault
collapsed, instantly killing charles ".
Koisrr, mn officer; William ledger
wood. n years old. committed eight
days brforr from Worth county. and
Ezra Mullins, q years OF agcr commit
ted four weeks before from Juspet
county.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
The uo.rs I,owIcd for Mercy.

Durham. Nov. Other infsrmation
confirms the statement OF native eye
witnesses respecting the severity 0t
the sighting on both FRIDAY and SAT-
urday in the vicinity OF lzdysmith.
The natives assert that the Beers were
80 cut up that they huNvled for mercy
on the field and covered their bodies.
Iadysmith Is crowded wi,h roer pris'
nnc.s and wounded, the latter present
ing horrible evidence Of the heEwortisman'
ship Of the cavalry. The Gordon High
Iunders suffered severely in The fight
Ing.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

county clerk, county treasurer. reg
lister Of deeds, surveyor, coroner and
commissioner IN each Of the los coun-
ties; Judges 10 eight iudieial disiririsi
Judges Of two courts of common pleas,
and tsyu state senators 60 fil vacancies
couqrd hy rcsignn'iOnS.
The republicans have elected six Of
the ten judges aud the two state SEN
aiors To fill ,ucaGcics, John r. Chaney,
uf Shawnee county, shd {. o. Mo-
Carihy. Of Jefferson. Neither had any
nnncAitiOn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Democrats Carried san Francisco
EIrctInK phrinn Mayor.

san Francisco. Nov. The full re-
turns of the municipal election have
not yet been received, hut n close cs.
innate placcs the plurality Of James
u. rhclan (tlem.l, for mayor. ut over
600. The democratic also elected the
assessor, city attorney. recorder. dis
trict attorney, coroner, public udmin-
istrator, four police judges. and Is Of
the IS supervisors. The republicans
have probably elected the auditor,
sheriff, county clerk, tax collector.
treasurer and three supervisors.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

I'VE have received official returns
from twu-thirds of the counties, and
thcso. based upon very conservative
cs ,nnics frnh, the missing counties,
gi,s Taylor a plurality Of from 5000
10 5000. As the reports conc ia they
arr more favorable. aod will undoubt-
ed'y increase the republican plurality.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

State Treasurer Pitts statement Tor
October. filed with Gov. Stephen,
shows the following Balance ON hand
September 30. Slsi3,7I1; receipts dug.
ing the month. Siii.7G4.ss; disburs"-
meutS during the month. sos. ~3n,5N,
balance on hand October 30, Sl,3,y,'
LtT.s0.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Certificate Of incorporation has been
issued TO ''Thc Chinese Grand Lodgs
of Frcemasons Of the sthte Of Aissou-
ri" Headquarters at ST. Louis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
Japanese Caller. at he white Heu.c.

Washington. Nov. 0.--Mr, Kahs oteni.
president of the chamber Of commence
O. Kobe, and Konoshin Wani and I.
Furuyu. delegates from other Japan
ese commercial bodies, called upon
President Mckinley yesterday, to pay
their respecta. They are making a
tour of this country and Europe for
the purpose Of observation, and re-
Gently have been attending this Interna-
tional Export exposition at Philadel-
phia.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

FuII Returns Not Vet Received, 80
Uoubt LIBEcrs.


Cincinnati, Nov. i, Supt. Miller. nf
th" Western Union Telegraph Co, who
hr, brrn collecting the election news
~ kentucky, issues the following bul.
lrtiu:
The following conclusion reached
late Tuesday night, regarding the clcc-
ti1n iu Kentucky, seems to hold gool
nt this time Returns received give
GCcbel q plurality of 1917. but of the
counties not yet heard from In any.
tlint like a complete way, ten gave
q democratic majority Of 3,S62 in '97.
and 10 gave republican majority Of
In7I0, Therefore, II thrr" il no r..
publican loss in these counties, Tay-
lur is elected.
a republican loss seems Improbable.
n, there are generally republican gairS
elsewhere.
Louisville. Ky, Nov. O.. In view ol
the probability of a contrs: over tho
vote ior governor. this statement, made
BY Chairman Long OF the republican
csmpuign committee, is significant.
Said Mr. Lang:
'rhc Legislature Is close, but think
We have lost both houses From semi.
Official returns from all counties cX
cCW i2, and careful estimates from
these Sc have carried the state by s.
CaA plurality for Taylor"
Ex-senator Blackburn ssaSuiae.
Frunkfort Ky, Nov. s.--Nt Gocbcl
l,aiqusttcrs former senator Blncl,.
barn said:
"Thc republicans must carry Jeffcr.
son county by over $500 "a win, and
ouf information is they have failed 90
dc this. The democratic majority.
while small. IL safe, and our ticket is
elected. Democrats will have o ma ion
fly In both houses Of the iegislatnrc.
Our majority on joint ballot viii be a
least ig, and probably more"
Tnylor's Election Claimed.
louisville, KY, Nov. s, II a. m.--
With returnE from all but 10 counties
ia the state. some of which are unof.
fcial, and with the vote OF '9s as the
rasis Of calculation, al the same ratio
OF republican gains, Taylor's plurality
In the state figures 6,700. A majority
OF the missing counties are from the
Eleventh district, which is largely re-
publican. At republican headquarters
Il is Stlll maintniped that Taylor's
plurality will reach l5,0n0.
Complete returns Aom every pre-
clnet in the city Of Louisville give Goe-
bcl is,G0G: Brown, 2,Tls and Taylor,
iS,ss0, giving Taylor u plurality Of D.
gs4.
Chairman BsaekEurs says Goesei.
Frankfort, KY. Nov. s.--fstairman
Blackburn OF the Democratic =ta.o
campaign committee. gave out the fol-
lowing statement at noon;
.GoehcI IL elected by s.0oo or 1900
masofity on the face of returns. IL
contest is made his majority win be In.
creased. The legislature ~ safely dem
ccrstic In both branches. with demo-
cratic majority on ioint ballot Of not
less than TO-"
R~vubsicnn Csmmits<e Estimates.
louisville. ky., Nov. .. p. m.--Ee-
trrnn from many mountain counties
are still delayed, but from unofficial
reports and estimates In the missing
counties Tayior's pmraiity win not be
materially changed from the estimates
spade chairassn Long. Of thu rcpubli-
ssn eoumittee, said st ! p. MT
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16

Twelve carloads OF mules were
shipped from Kansas City 10 New Or
leans, bound for South Africa, where
the British win use them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
Killed Iiis Man.

John l.. Hun. q wcli-knuwn farmer,
was shot and instantly Killed hy ". H.
Wall, near BlairstuwH, village IA
Henry county, near the johnson coun.
ty line. The killing occurred in John.
sun county.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
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Two men heavily armed drove up -
the home Of Mrs. Mary korih, rich
widow, residing three miles south ~
st. Joseph, and compelled hcr to lie
liver up gold watch and $50 In cash,
oil the money she had on the presiseH.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-16
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Isaac Harris, who died NJ the 81.
Louis city hospital In 1850, supposedly
q paupcr, left a large bank account,
which was only recently been discoy-
cred 10y his heirs,