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GORDON /. FINLEY,
L A w Y E r
OFFICE IN MIDLAND BANK BUILDING,)
DODGE CITY, KAS.
Eree Treatment TIme Extended

To November 18th, by Dr. G. C. Logan, Dodge
CITY Kas. Dr. Logan a specialist is his
profession having studied in the best schools
in Europe. and each case is treated in accor
dance with the latest scientific method If
is incIIrSble he will tell You and
advise against spending further time and
money.
In order to demonstrate his ability to sue
cessfuIly cure all durable diseases, Will until
November Is, give free consultation, advice,
and do minor surgical operations absolutely
free (medicineS eNeeptedl, at office IN GIuck
block Hours Il IN, d
Special attention to Eye. Ear, Catarrh and
all acute and chronic diseases Calls made
all hours No Sunday hours
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FEED FOR SALE-20O tons Of Kafir corn
and sorghum for sale at my ranch, miles
southwest Of Dodge City.
NV WARREN Y. BROWN
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Judge Lambert did not speak Saturday
night, owing to the rain. Mrs Lam
bert aud son accompanies Mr.. Lambert
on his political tour.
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FURNISHED Rooms TO RENT-Eirst
door north of Presbyterian church.
Ut Mrs. WHITS ORTIZ
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PIANO FOR Meier Square Grand
In good condition, as good as new APP
ply to SIMS & SINS
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1 announce myself a Independent
candidate for road overseer for Dodge
township Il. NJ WALKER
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Cattle and sheep are being shipped over
the railways in considerable numbers
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Everybody watch ms for Watches s.. 80
to 500 90 fully Guaranteed.
=. III. YoUNG Jeweler and Optician.
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o. Fl. Hard left last week for Chicago,
where he resumed his former employ
lnent as book keeper in a bank
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WANTED-To trade bunch of cattle
for residence property in Dodge City.
Inquire of S. E. SToFER, Ford, Kansas
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Do yon want a Hammock or Crcquet
set, go the Racket and Novelty Store.
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HON. IT. 4. AcNEAL.
Editor Kansas Mail and Breeze

VIII deliver one of his characteristic
speeches at the opera house. Saturday
night. October ~ A. Il. Reed, the
Mail and Breeze cartoonist, will be pres
ent. and by crayon drawings will illus
trate the salient points made by Mr. Me-
Neal in his speech
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Judge W. E. Hutchinson. of Garden
City, Will address the people at Bucklin,
Monday night, October %.
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Gun repairing, etc, key filing and all
kinds of repairing at the Novelty Works,
> doors south of the RINk.
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A pair of link cuff buttons for sc. at the
Racket and Novelty Store.
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n good. large Galvanized Iron Wash
Boiler soc. at the Racket aud Novelty
Store
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Fred Erskine. who is charged with
stealing calf. will not be tried until the
2oth.
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For SHORT TINE LOANS see 6. L. FIN
LEY. Midland Bank Building.
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a first-class whip, raw hide from hut
TO tip, for sec. at the Racket and Novelt,
Store.
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Have you taken into account the So
cialist vote? Now Debs is going to get
some votes.
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Two tin cups for sc. at the Racket and
Novelty Store.
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Kansas City prices on lee Cream
Freezers at the Racket and Novelty Srore.
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All railroad men requested to meet
with the Conductors in Union Meeting
on Saturday, October 27th. at L p M,
at Masonic Hall.
By order of the Division.
J. a Corey,
Secretary.
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Umbrella repairing, etc, at the \ ovelty
Works
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See the Berry Set You buy for Soc
at the Racket ard Novelty Store
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rainfall Saturday and Sunday IS OF
an inch.
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Choice goods at the IsDIAsA GROCERY
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Go to the INDIANA GROCERY and get
prices.
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H, C. GARRETT. {. {. PRATT.
OSTEOPATHlST

All acute and chronic diseases successful
Iy treated without the use of drugs Chron-
ic and nervous diseases a speciality
Ofiice- Room s. over City Drug Store. ONCE
hours \ t II a and , p. Calls
made all hours. Consultation and exam
fnation free.
DODGE CITY, KANSAS
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Bicycles for rent at the Novelty Works
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Bieyeles Cor rent Al dc Novelty wolks
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Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, No pay
Price 25 cents.
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Fanchon Flour at INDIANA GROCERY
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stops the Cough and works or the
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Umbrella repairing, etc, at the y ovelty
Works.
Go to the indiana GROCERY and get
prices
See the Berry Set You can buy for 35c
at the Racket ard Novelty Store
Bicycles for rent at the Novelty Works
FancIon Flour at INDIANA GROCERY.
A pair of link cuff buttons for sc. at the
Racket and Novelty Store.
For SHORT TINE Loans see G. L. FIN
LEY. Midland Bank Building.
Kansas City prices on lee Cream
Freezers at the Racket and Novelty Srore.
Have you taken into account the So
cialist vote? Now Debs is going to get
some votes.
w Talbox has moved his stock of con
dictionary and tobacco to the Wilson
restaurant, in the opera house corner.
WANTED-To trade bunch of cattle
for residence property in Dodge City.
Inquire of s. E. SToFER, Ford, Kansas
Everybody watch rs for Watches 8. so
to 500. 90 fully Guaranteed.
z. III, Young JeweIer and Optician.
Judge Lambert did not speak Saturday
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BIT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-07
pencil.
PUSHERS
IN DANGER
Press : KnicksIblcker : Express
Building Was Destroyed by
Fire al Albany, Last Night.

Albany, Nov Fire started hast night
in the candy factory OF Kreischer 4 Co.
and before the flremen could get water
on the blaze tl~s immense building. run
ming through a block, was mass of
flames
Next door on Beaver street was the
Press -Hnickerbocker-E Express. the Oldest
established paper in this section OF the
state. So rapidly did the flames spread
that the employees i'm the building pre-
pairing to set up the election returns for
the morning paper had TO run for their
lives.
Not anything OF value was saved. the
Associated Press operator at his key hav-
Ing TO leave without his typewritlug ma
chine.
by the concentrated efforts of the en-
tire fire department the flames were con-.
fined 10 the two big buildings. The Of
flee OF the Argus Is on the same block
and the Times-U Union, another newspaper,
across the narrow street, and IL was at
first thought that both would suffer.
The Press Il nickerbockerE Express at
once started to find means to Issue its
paper, and every Albany paper lent as
sistance. Mr. Mccarthy. the proprietor,
accepted the offer OF the Albany Argus.
The loss TO the Press s-knickerbocker-
Express is 100000; Insurance $4,000. The
other loss will average $4,000, with In
surance OF about So, ,000
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HYPNOTlSM
DID IT ALL,
SAYS Wife
Mrs. Stevens Has Sued a Rich
Widow for Her Husbands
Lost Affections.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. Mrs. Louise
Talmage. rich and fascinating widow,
who owns business blocks i'm branford
and Ia alleged TO have the fatal art Of
hypnotism at her finger ends, is liable To
wish that she had never learned that art
before tho courts get through with her.
She Is charged In a suit for damages
with having hypnotiEed the husband of
Mrs. Hall Stevens. of Hartford. to such
purpose last summer that he ceased 10
love the witA he married three years ago,
whom he had adored until he fell under
Mrs. Talmage's spellful eyes. and caused
a seashors scandal at Pine Orchard
Beach, whittier they had gone for recrea-
tlon.
But not only did she ALLEVIATE this hus-
band affections. according 10 the
charges and specifications, but she forced
him, BY the power of her hypnotic infiu-
ence. to use his wondrous powers as "a
yentriloquist In such manner that he
quite upset the gravity OF the beach and
caused one young woman to break an arm
and suffer consequent nervous prostra-
ton.
OF all the strange and lurid purposes
10 which hypnotism had been put this
surely takes the cake for weirdness
Mrs. Stevens assesses her husbands af-
fections at 5000. Miss Agnes Walker.
who broke her arm and suffered much
mental affiction, figures her damages at
$4,000. She, too, Is preparing to sue the
ardent widow with the bewitchlng eyes.
Mrs. Stevens, who IL suing her ven
triloquial husband for divorce. IA well as
the widow for damages, declares she
does not know much about hypnotism
but she Is sure that no other power
could have turned her staid and sober
husband into such "jackass"
lie seemed TO lose af control OF him
nalf ~ aud ~
mage about like Mary's little lamb. lc
played all manner OF pranks on her bid
ding.
One day. according 20 the suing wife
Mrs. Talmage forced her husband to
stand on the seashoro and initiate the
cry 81 a drowning man.
Help. Help came I'm sepulchral tones
from The raging waters There were gur-
Cling sounds and sounds of choking-all
ernanating from the throat OF Mr.. Ste
Nsns. under suggestion.
The summer boarders were frantic
Thcy manned n boat and rowed out
throush the surf 20 the place from
whence the cry seemed 90 come They
rowcd back ana forth. searching FOR tne
drowning swimmer. But, though they
could hear. they could not see him. After
four hours 81 toll thov. rowed exhausted
a1N Nondtrinr 20 the shore
The accident io Miss walker happened
wien ihC cry uf the supposed drowning
MON WHf nref raised SHE hccame sr
ffri ,orf1 ih0t ete Ttaficd io ron. fsn
and hfa'ir ner arm Thlf was supposed
tY afa keen ctiirtt a. fhc iaIr who wa,
t'itr HE tlc fHo~. onG who war herself
o. trf enre
r. raim7fc deni-9 tho alterations
stf 1ye ifat rhe hoe no more hyunofi,
Contfoi over Stevens thnu hls wife has
~ Tor Mias WniAera broken arm. sh,
= iies un responsibility.
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Leading Political Managers
State Views on Election Result
Mr.. MANLsY GIVES FIGURES.
Ex-Governor Stone for the Democrats Says
Party Accepts the Result Without Com
planning He Praises Candidate Bryan.

New York, Nov. 7.--National Commit
teeman JOS. H. Manley and Treasurer
Cornelius n. Bliss at Republican head
quarters at noon, gave out the following
message which had been received from
Republican headquarters In Chicago over
the long distance telephone:
The following states have given ma
jority set opposite their names for the
Republican national ticket:
utah. 2Jo0; Idaho, 30o0i Washington,
Il. 900; Oregon, IL, 200; California, 10000
and solid Republican congressional
delegation; Ohio $4,000; Indiana 5000;
Kentucky, 5000; Michigan, 100000: Wis
consin, 1l5O0O; Illinois, 10000; Minnesota,
80 900; North Dakota, 1900; South Dako-
"a, 1900; with a legislature Republican .
20 /: thus insuring the defeat OF Petit
grew Iowa, 10000; Kansas, 5000; Ne
braska, 5000 and q Republican legisla-
ture.
No returns have been received from
Missouri for the reason that St Louis
and Kansas City. the principal cities, be-
ing controlled by Goebel law, are hold
ing hack the returns, but the indications
at this hour are that the Republicans
may have elected a governor. Colorado is
Democratic by 10000
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DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS

Ex-Gov. Stone at Democratic national
headquarters here today gave out the
following statement:
1.-THE battle is over. The Democratic
party of the country accepts the result
without complaining as i'm duty bound. IL
signifies but little now 10 analyze the
influences or 10 discuss the causes that
brought about the result
There will be a wide divergence of
opinion as 10 that This.I will say. how
ever that the Democratic party must
stand and will stand, undismayed in de-
fence OF the constitution and for the
wpreservation. unimpaired OF our insttu-
tions. colonial policy would be de-
structive of the republic and We resist
every effort to establish It,
Mr.. Bryan made great fight He is
one OF the most remarkable men of his
-1arx-He- MAY never be PRESIDENT, but
whether i'm politics or private life. no
man I'm America, who holds a more COM
manding place and none will be capable
OF exerting greater influence for the
public good. May God bless him.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 1.-Later returns
indicate that Pennsyivania gave over
800, 900 plurality for the Republican ticket.
OF this plurality, Philadelphia furnished
over $4,000 and Allegheny county, lnclud-
ing Pittsburg. nearly $4,000 Bryan car
ried IS OF the 81 counties I'm the state.
Returns are not yet complete, but the
indications are that the next Pennsyl-
vania delegation I'm congress will sthud'
Republicans, 26; Democrats, 4; against %
Republicans and 10 Democrats i'm the poll
tical congress.
The result of former Senator Quay's ef-
fort 10 secure control or "A sufficient num-
ber of members of the incoming legisla-
ture 10 insure his return TO the United
States senate is yet I'm doubt. The at
tempt of his opponents 60 defeat him in
certain counties by fusing with the Dem
ocrats was practically a failure.
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OHIO.

Columbus, o.. Nov. THE Ohio returns
are stu incomplete but the Democrats
concede about $4,000 and the Republicans
claim about $4,000 for their national and
state tickets as compared with 81, 100 for
Mckinley In 1896.
The only dispute IS over the third.
twelfth and twentieth congressional dis
tricts. The Republicans claim tho elec-
tion of Nevin in the third and Tompxins
In the twelfth, which will make II Re
publicans ana three Democrats congress-
men and one doubtful The Ohio delega-
tion In the last congress stood l6 Repub-
licans and . Democrats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-07

The election did not detract attention
from the minister's foreign trip coupon
contest. and the votes came in just the
same for the popular pastors. Rev. Hem
~ Bassett OF the Church OF the Epiphany
stiil holds the head Of the list, and yes-
terday he had gn increase OF is5 votes,
which IL q total up 20 date OF 6O4s.
Hev Fr. NJ Fitzgerald Of the lmmscu-
late Conception church Is second on the
list with 56e4, an increase or 20 While
RaV Arthur NJ AucocK of All Saints
Memorial church. is third, with 1899. and
Rev. Nathaniel y. Cook OF Warren re-
mains fourth. with 32il.
Other increases made yesterday even
ing were Rev. James &. Walsh. Holy
Name church. aJ2 Rev. g. ". Cate. Rog-
or williams Free Baptist church. l52.
The friends OF the several contestants
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Tn. Chinese stus,,o,.

The cause for the present Chinese en-
tanglements IL not religious differences
hut the abuse Of me Chinese immigrants
by the foreign powers Another greut
revolution comes from the abuse OF the
stomach. Overtaxed digestion produces
constipation. indigestion. dyspepsia aud
natulency. Hostetter's stomach Bitters
w. the best medicine TO take II VIII re.
store healthy tone To the entire sys.
tem. aud thus prevent nervousness.
slecpicssness or dcspondcncy Don't fail
10 give 81 q trial
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.

The following business was disposed OF
before Judge Sphinx i'm the municipal court
today:
The executor on the estate of Caroline
Brown settled his account.
a petition was presented for the APP
pointment OF an administrators on the es-
tate of John Henry Golden. Ida +.
Tierney was appointed adminstratTiX.
and the bond was fixed at 500. with Will
liam Doris and Dennis German as sure
ties, and Thomas Foye. Thomas J. Dor
ney and Joseph j. McCaffry as apprais-
ers.
A petition was presented for the APP
pointment of an administrator on the es-
tate OF Bridget McAlister. John +. Houl-
Than was appointed and the bond fixed at
S1500, with Mary A. Houlihan and John
II. Walsh as sureties, and John II. Walsh,
Joseph Conte and James G. Collins, Jr.,
as appraisers
petition was presented for the sale
of real estate on the estate of Louise
Gardner Moore The guardian was au-
thorized 10 sell either at public auction
or private sale, IL at private sale for not
less than $3.50. The bond was fixed at
$1,000.
will was presented and proved on the
estate OF Amey Mowry. George h. Mar
tin was appointed executor. The BOND
was exempt. Arthur u. Johnson, Frank
appointed appraisers
a petition was presented for the ap-
pointment OF "A guardian on the estate of
Hart Benton Pierce. Estclle Pierce was
appointed aud the bond fixed al $1,000.
Henry G. Lazelle, David S. Sherwood and
Albert Fenner as appraisers.
a petition was presented for the APP
pointmcnt of an administrator on the
estate OF Joseph Seamans. Maria j. Sea-
mans was appointed administrators. The
bond was fixed at Si01 with Thomas f..
Monohan and Joseph s. Enoe IA suretics,
aud Park j. Mccarthy. Henry H. McCat-
frey and George B. Barrows az APP
praisers.
The administrator on the estate OF Hi
ram Taylor settled his account
a will on the estate OF James Toman
was presented and approved Edward
Toman was appointed executor with The
bond exempt. George n. nliss es surc-
~ and William F. Todd and William 4.
Carroll as appraisers.
a petition was presented for the an
pointment OF an administrator on the
estate OF George Otis Washington. Mary
A. Washburn was appointed and the
bond WIS hsed -si1A--f --t-ar-+fiinor.
Almond o. Mlles and Isaac l.. Coz as
sureties. and Aug. Swanson. Andrew J.
Ferguson and Charles Toft as appraisers.
\
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov with scattered
pre- ncts in various counties OF the a.ate
% hear from Mauhnde plurality for
MCKINLEY o. lil0 a Republican dclrga-
iiun o. 5sth Couercs wur elected with
handsome mli0ritcs. The members elect
ca are.
First district VIM n. Jacksoa. SECOND.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit Mich. Nov THE latest fig
ures this morning give President McNiu-
ley = plurality In Michigan OF S2.0l1 Col
a. J. Bliss of Saginaw, the Republican
candidate for governor received GO go
plurality The legislature will be over-
whelminEly Republican, the returns show
ing a solid Republican senate and but n
Democrats I'm The house. rhore WAS little
" any opposition 90 tho constitutional
amendments authorizing The taxation Of
railroads ana other corporations on tup
cnsh value of their property instosld OF
on thelr earnings, as at present and &C
VAS adopted by large vote.
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A. A. Blakeney; third, Frank c. Wachott
reelected fourth, Charles r. Schirms
fifth, Sidney II. Mudd. reelected; sixth,
Geo. A. Poaro, reelected. Josiah l.. Kerr
Republican, nominated 10 ill vacancy In
the 56th congress caused by the resigna-
tion of Gov. Smith. was also elected.
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NEBRASKA

Omaha. Neb., Nov. THE result In
Omaha is close. The Democrats claim
Bryan II is probable that Il will be defeat
Republican Chairman Lindsay claims the
state for Mckinley by 5000. As The DEM
ocratic state ticket r. running ahead Of
Bryan, Il is probable that Il will be state.
The legislature is thought TO be In
doubt
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INDIANA.

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. --latest re-
turns from ludtUua indicate that the Re-
publicans have carried the state by from
y 600 to $1,000 and probably elected eleven
Of the thirteen congressman. The legisla-
ture is thought TO be safely Republican.
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ILLINOIS

Chicago. Nov. 7.--Chairman Rowe OF
the Republican state central committee
this morning declared his belief that
Richard Yates for governor would have
majority in Illinois equal TO that on
tho national uckot
The returns this morning mako McEin-
loys plurality iOhO00 iu the state aud
Democrats are not disposed 20 concede
any such majority for Yates over Samuel
Alschuler. The Democratic candidate.
Tho returns from the congregational dis
triCts up 90 lato hour indicated the
election ~ ~ Republicans and ten Dem
ocrats. but of the latter. Chairman Rowe
believes "a careful count viii show that
VIM Lorlmer. in the second and Henry
s. Boutru from the sixth have bcch
elected
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. AT s a. m. the
Courier Journal still claimed the state for
Bryan by 1901, and for Beckham, D.,
for governor, by 5000. The Republicans,
however. claim the state for McrInley
and Ycrkes by nearly 5000. over 200 pre-
ciuts are still 10 be heard from.
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DELAWARE

wilmington. Del, Nov - Returns are
not all I'm yet from Kent and Sussex coun-
ties and it may not be possible 10 say be-
fore this afternoon which party has con-
trolled the state legislature. Tho Dem
ocrats claim a majority on Joint baliot,
but tSc Republicans say they will con-
troll the legislature and elect two United
States senators.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va, Nov. IA recapitula-
tion for Virginia indicates a Democratic
plurality on tho presidential ticket of
over 0000 and the election OF the Demo-
cratic candidate in every congressional
district. Ia nearly all the cities and towns
and many Of the counties Bryan ran be-
hind tho congressional ticket
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KENTUCKY

.- Frankfort Ky. Nov 7.-Democratlc
leaders here, on unofficial advices claim
Bryan Carried the state hy upwards of
n COO and that Beckham u elected gov
crnor by over 1000.
The defeat of llali Democrat. for an
pellate Judge is conceded. This gives tho
Republicans a majority on the appellate
bench. the highest court in the state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-07
WISCONSIN

Milwaukee Wis. Nov. 7.--Complete re-
turns from the state will not be known
for some time, but the Republicans viii
have a plurality OF at least 10000
All the Republican congressman are
elected and the Legislature is ovorwhclm-
lngly Republican
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is estimated that 5000 Republicans voted
at the election yesterday for a commits
sioner TO congress and members of the
house Of delegates. Not more than two
hundred federals voted. The election was
exceedingly orderly. There are no re-
ports of disturbances. Communication
with the interior is slow
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IOWA

Des Moincs, Ia, Nov. Limited re-
turns from 500 precincts indicate McKin-
lcy's plurality I'm Iowa az about 80.
The entire congressional delegation in toe
state Is Republican. Democratic losses
se reported in nearly every county.
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HOW STATES VOTED.

Now York Nov. THE latest returns
show apparently that the different states
voted us followf Tor president.
MCKINLEY.
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VOTES CAST FOR
THE MINISTERS.
Election Day Did Not Interfere With The
Foreign Trip Contest Leaders Are
Still Maintaining Same Positions.

should not delay in sending I'm cSrpons.
as there will be a rush at the last min
ute, aud some may be disappointed.
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social order and material prosperity and
it concludes:
From that danger the country is mer-
cifully delivered, certainly for the pres
Ont, and we may hope for all time TO
come"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-07

TO LET-A LARGE ROOM WITH \
press and gas or electric light. furnace
heat. within one minute walk of Elm
wood avenue. Apply AT sos Public street.
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M'KINLEY WINS
GREAT VICTORY.

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