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T. U'REN & CO.,
81 New York Block.
Phone. Main 1913.
Phone. Main 1913.

tie girls bore big American flags. The
drum corps was uniformed as United
States volunteers Ladies' struggled
to throw punches of flowers toward
Mrs Mckinley. young woman kept
crying Bryan" In defiant tones. but her
voice was faint amid the din. The screech
OF the factory whistles was deafening
The president bowed his thanks. and when
order was partly secured he said in part:
Victory for All.
you are here to celebrate a victory
won. not by a single party. but by the
people of all parties. Great applauseD
! go back to my public duties at the cap
deeply conscious of the grave responsible
tiles which your action OF yesterday i'm
poses upon me- I can only. ask OF all
port In the solution of the great prob
and | am sure that all OF us will humby
who has never failed this government
through all its vicissitudes from its be-
ginning TO the present hour"
At l.eetonfa and Columbia there were
like outbursts. crowds besieging the pres
ident's car No speeches were made. but
the president reached down and shook
many hands.
A drizzling rain began to fall. but this
did not deter big crowds from turning
out at East Palestine Enon Valley, New
Galiee and New Brighton.
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GOV. ROOSEVELT TALKS
OF THE ELECTIONS.


NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Gov Roosevelt
although he did not retire until after mid
night, was un In good season today, at
his home at oyster bay. After breakfast
he looked over the many dispatches of
congratulation. The governor said
Il rejoice beyond measure over the way
the vote has gone. President Mckinley
Gated problems that have been faced by
any president since Lincoln. or by any
president a generation before Lincoln.
do not see how there could have been any
material Improvement In the way he has
faced and solved each of them. IL there
fore seems to be perfectly fair test Of
the way our people are willing to back
all-important work for the nation.
think that the supreme capacity for sue
cessful self-government In a nation Is
clearly shown by the struggle through
which the nation has Just passed
ITO have failed to indorse President
Mckinley would have been calamity
comparable only to n failure to indArse
President Lincoln in 1864. All far-sighted
and patriotic Americans feel deeply
American people. as whole, have shown
their good sense and absolute adherence
to the cause OF honesty and national hon.
or.
Again, II should be a matter of the
deepest qualification al the way these
Democrats stood by sound money, They.
having Joined hands with their Repubii-
tory which represents far more than any
partisan victory"
Gov. Roosevelt said he expected to re-
main at his home In Oyster bay for a
couple of days, when he would 20 to AL
bany TO resume his official duties
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NEBRAskA.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. Election returns
keeniy e"
Chairman Lindsey. OF the Republican
COMMITTEES, claims tonight that Mckinney
carries the state by 700 or more. the re.
publican state ticket wins By 5000 10 f,eDo
ap9 ma, we hepunlicans have majority
election Of Mercer and Burkett Tor con,
Eress and election OF Pope, Moraiand and
possibly Hays Against this the Demo
Gratis claim Bryan has carried the state
though " marrow margin OF not over a
thousand The fusionists have q safe
workipg majority ~ the leglsature, the
~ h.. from Sen 10 s,1oo and that concesl-
Ing tho election 81 Mercer and nurk~tt
The fgslonisis have pulled through Robin
latter h the only fusion congressman con.
ceded by the Republicans.
The legislature viii be IN doubt until
that Il will be fusion by q email majority
The latest totals on tho national
ticket are from 49, precincts outside 81
w,,m a,s,.a and .p9ns,sss county. which gives
precincts IN 1875 gave Mckinley sr9L
Bryan tess, showing a net Rspubiican
gs'e et 800 - he total vote Of the state
Complete figures have been rec~,ves
from twanty Of the niasty counties IN the
state. Thcse counties PEELED 1900 votes
the Wste, The vote for the twenty eoun
ties MAS returned as salsawss bryan. II
80; Nj ki0ley, % CO. These counties fo1,,
wears sxo save Bryan Neas NeNtnlev.
- 81. This change, II maintained would
come very near wipsng out tha Rryae
plurality - 400 ~ iS<
scatterirg returns frcrn other counties
chow smaller percentage % loss ana In
eicate that tho fusion electoral ticket NAV
win ogt by a lead ~ about 100 OF Sss
IN heuElns county the legislative dele
eotiar 3 fusion ~ mai0ritsss ranging
fry'sn 10 90 e9 81 least one state senator
ent q three aRa two representa- tlvcs ont
- nine beins Republican. The World
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SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. TAT /
o'clock today 1t is impossible to get tab
ulated returns from the state. but scat
tering reports further confirm the esti-
mates given last night. The Democrats
concede the loss of the national. state
and congressional ticket, and the legisla-
ture has. no doubt. been carried by the
Republicans.
At 10 o'clock tonight returns are In from
about three-quarters of the precincts In
the state. McKinley's majority is $500.
Wells. Republican. for governor, has a
majority Of 1000, and Switzerland Re-
publican. for congress, leads King by
1000 majority.
The senate will stand nine Republicans
to nine Democrats. The Republicans
elect twenty-eight representatives and the
Democrats seventeen. making Republic
can majority of eleven on joint ballot.
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KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov sL-At $50
O. m. with returns from all but sixty
two out OF 1854 precincts in Kentucky.
the Courier-Journal puts Bryan's major
ity at 7IA, and Beckham's at 40B. The
missing precincts are about evenly d.
vided between Democrats and Repub-
licans, Leslie Coombs, Republican chair
man, said:
We still believe that yerkes has been
elected by a majority OF 1900 votes"
According to special dispatches to the
Courier-Journai the election OF Kehoe.
DEM. over Hughes, Rep. In the Ninth
congressional district by majority OF
70 II conceded
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. Z. - Democratic
State Chairman Lang had no statement
to give out tonight Republican State
Chairman Dick said:
"Unoff1cial returns received from eighty
three out OF the eight-eight counties war
rant the claim OF 1000 for Mckinley. and
we elected seventeen OF the twenty-seven
members Of congress. gain of two DEM
ocrats"
The estimates on the four missing
counties makes the plurality about 1900,
or a net Republican gain OF about s2.010
over the vote OF 1895. Most of the DEM
ocratic gains were in Cleveland. Cincin-
natl and Toledo. where II Is rumored that
most Of tho vote that Mayor Jones. OF
Toledo. received last year for governor
went To Bryan.
The total vote in Ohio yesterday was
about 100000. the largest ever cast in
the state.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. both
state committees have ceased to receive
returns. but IL Is conceded that the Re-
publicans have carried the state, The
Republicans claim 1900 plurality. The
legislature will he Republican on Joint
ballot by eight or ten.
In statement issued at midnight Sec
rotary James K Hall. OF the Republican
state committee. gives tabulated returns
from every county in the state. showing
for Mckinley nearly 600 majority. All
four congressman are Republicans. The
house OF delegates win have at least for
ty-two Republican majority on joint bal
lat
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BRITISH PRESS ON
AMERICAN ELECTIONS.
London Afternoon Papers Voice the
General Sentiment of England
ON the Results.

LONDON, Nov. THE afternoon papers
voice the general sentiment OF England
on the result of the presidential cleo
ton In the United States.
The Evening News says: 'Anti-im-
perialism, the attempt to stir up jealousy
against England. the championship of the
Beers and pandering 10 the Fenians. all
awaited Bryan nothing. His defeat Is n
defeat for Croker and Tammany. and
that is its happiest feature. 1t really
looks as If Americans are tired OF the
gang of corrupt lrish-Americans who
,haye,, degraded American politics SO
no star says: Had Bryan kept to the
issues of anti-imperialism, antitrust and
social reform he might concevably have
won. Sound money proved his undoing.
He has been cruciiied on a cross OF gold,
but Il has been very much OF voluntary
crucfiixkn."
The Times says: "McKlnlsy's victory
victory for common honesty, common
sense and other enlightened political
judgment. Free silver and its attendant
heresies are the real matter upon which
the electors have given Judgment"
The Times expresses the opinion that
had Bryan been elected, even all the
checks OF the constitution could not have
restrained him from experiments fatal
to social order and material prosperity,
and II concludes; From that danger the
country is mercifully delivered. certainly
FOR the present, and. we hope for all
time"
Biighted by Croker.
The Westminster Gazette says: Mr.
Bryan spoke for millions. conscious Of
the tyranny OF money In the United
States, but he fatally handicapped him
self with the free silver craze. His close
association with Boss Croker also
blightea their hopes as a cleanser OF ad-
The pan Mall Gazette says. 'Thc re-
suit IS most welcome from every view
poiut In Mckinley and Roosevelt Great
Britain has iust the sort or friends we
want Not efTusive ranterE who sickcn
every body hy their excessive prctense Of
couslnly unity. but quite benevolent neu-
trails As a business nation the final de-
feat of unsound money Is most acceptable
to us"
The Globe. haslng It's comments on the
idea that imperialism was the main point
al Issue, says; ''HcncefQrth the United
States Will take It's place as q world
pcwer To the whole world the result
81 the election Is Of supreme Importance
and fraught with mementous conse-
Quencea to ali nations In this country
ton. We gladly welcome the entry OF
ma young giant ~ me ives, into ina
councils ~ the world ="
The 81 James Gazette remarks: 1T
would have hasn always unworthy ~
America had the corruption aud inhhery
~ Tamuany Han carried tho day. bur
especially Il wouid have been little short
~ disastrous e. the World AZ large n Mr.
Bryan had resolved The mandate 20 re-
verse the only policy the United States
can possibly pursue IN Cuba and the PHI
innlnes Which IS the policy % Mr. Nc
Kintey"
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OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.

Renshaw, Of the Republican territorial
committee. made the following state
ment:
Dennis Flynn is reelected by $500 ma
jority In both branches Of the Legislature
The two houses stand as follows. Lower
house. II Republicans, Democrats; coun-
ell, Republicans, Democrats.
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HELENA, Mont, Nov. T.--Fuller returns
OF yesterdays voting In this state con-
nrm the preliminary estimates sent out
i5.Oo0 to 1900 and Gov Tooie leads the
Democratic state ticket with from 600
TO 5000 votes 70 spare, The legislature.
which Will elect two United states SEN
ators, " Democratic from fifteen 10 TWEEN
" votes on joint ballot, and will I'M
dqubtedly re-clcct Senator William a
Clark and some other Democrat or Pap-
ultst to succeed Thomas H. Carter and
MI the vacancy caused BY the resignation
OF Senator Clark last session,
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MAssACHUsETTs.

BOSTON. Nov. The vote OF Massa-
chusetts returns having been received
Mckinley. 49, 95: Bryan, 15s,5o7. Vote for
goyerncr-Crane. 1889; Payne. III. 15a.
The Republicans elected ten out Of thir-
s gtso rsma,nn nc,stacs, me prSsens dee
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

SIOUX FALLS. s, D.. Nov. THE la,
est returns received seem 70 confirm tha
ciaim ~ the Republican state e0fnmsttee
that the state has given Mckinley aver
MHN plurality anA ilat ne tutire RNSsb.
legislature VIII insufe the election ef a
Republican 20 succeed United states sem
at0r Pcttigfew
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, ". c.. Nov. Tho Repub-
Leans have carried by good majorlties
this state and third one Is very close.
but believed to be Democratic. Bryan's
majority In the state will be about $4,000.
North Carolina gives Bryan a majority
OF not less than 10000. The next con-
gressional delegation from this state will
contain seven Democrats and two Repub-
leans
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ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. THE only
point not settled IN the Minnesota cleo
Everything else has gone Republican by
maiorffes 30 large that there Is no pos
eibility OF change. Chairman Bixby iE-
urrs out s.7H plurality for Van SAINT,
while Chairman Rosing. of the Democrat
10 state committee, from the figures re-
ported to him. foots up 1900 plurality for
Lind
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VOTE IN PUERTO RICO.


1T Is estimated that 1900 Republicans
voted at the election yesterday for a
commissioners to congress and members
of the house OF delegates. Not more than
200 federalists voted. The election was
exceedingly orderly. There are no re-
ports of disturbance. Communication
with the interior is slow.
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NEW MEXICO.

SANTA FEE, N. NJ. NOV. 7.--Returns
are very meager but indicate the election
OF b. g. Rodney. Rep. as delegate to
congress He carries Santa Fe county by
200, Bernadillo by ]. 200. and Otero by l56.
The legislature is Republican.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO, n. D., Nov. Returns received
seem to Indicate a Republican plurality
publican state ticket is elected by small
fgure. Wipperman, Dem. for governor.
runs ahead OF his ticket, but II seems
probable that Mai White. Rep. VIII pull
through for that Office. AZ
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE official re-
turns as received are not materially
changing tine state results, and McKinley.s
plurality at midnight remains approx
mately $4,000 inxthe state
John B. Stanchfeld. the Democratic
nominee for governor, ran anead Of his
party's presidential electors, but O'DclPs
plurality still remains about 100000.
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Herald Democratic) tomorrow will say:
THE legislature OF Nebraska L. fusion
the senate there will be IA Republicans
and 10 fusionists. In the house there will
be Al Republicans and 50 fusionists."
The World Herald then prints the names
of thoSA elected.
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and 1000 for the state ticket and the,
election OF every Republican congressman
with the possible exception of the Third
district. Republicans claim the isgisla-
ture by q safe ma tority on Joint ballot
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An.trIan 30. rnfrIrnal,.

BERLIN NOV THE Austrian prcss
Is not particularly favorable fawn a
President Mckinley and several leading
journals warn him not 70 push irnper!aI-
tan too far
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WYOMING.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Nov. Z - Returns
from ia precincts out OF 300 in Wyoming
give a majority of 1900 for Mckinley and
4.son for Mondel, Rep, for congress.
The entire Republican legislative ticket,
with the exception OF one. Is elected.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-. Nov. mckinley
majority in Maine viii vary but q few
hundred from $500, q loss Of 10 per cent.
since 1896, and a Bryan gain Of q per
cent.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. THE Republicans
will have plurality of at least 10000 In
Wisconsin. All the Republican congress-
men are elected. The legislature Is over
whemingly Republican.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. IA recapitu-
lation for Virginia indicates a Democratic
plurality on the presidential ticket or over
10000 and the election of the Democrats
in every congressional district
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In Honor OF Mckinley.

NEW YORK Nov. 7.-More than 5000
brokers. members OF the stock. produce
and maritime AMI cotton exchanges. pa
raded this afternoon In honor OF McKin-
on prnadway. where the parade was dis
banded
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. with six counties
Incomplete, the latest returns from New
Jersey show that McKinley's plurality Il
$3.50. The Republican plurality In 1895
was 81 692.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. s C.. Nov tx Is u4,
considered probable that BTyan's r,ai0r-
ity viii fall short ~ zae0 Ia ths state
Every Democratic congressman VAS clect-
"a
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RHODE ISLAND.

pROVlpENCE r. l.. Nov Z. The Re-
publican majority IN the state, with TWEEN
ty-fhree towns 20 b. supplied, Is isso
10th Republican congressman we're elect
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OREGON.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 7.--Complete re-
turns from all but three small counties
In the state give Mckinley a plurality OF
l4,22b
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. The entire
six congressional districts In Louisiana are
strongly Democratic Bryan's majority In
the state viii be in excess OF 5000.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MANCHESTER. N H., Nov. THE
Republican majority In the state on both
the gubernatorial and national tickets
will be 5000.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Teun Nov. 7-Brvap
carried the state by = 90 70 20 900 votes
McMiliinfs majority showing the sanle hr
gres
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VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT. Nov.
with half a hundred small towns to
be heard from, MeKinley's plurality is
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GUTHRIE. o. T., Nov. T.--Dennis IT
Flynn. Republican. IL reelected delegate
to congress.
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MISSISSIPPI.

delegation 10 congress from THIS state
will be Democratic. The vote Is conceded
TO Bryan by 10000
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publican CONGRESSMAN from Texas has
been replaced by a Democrat and the
delegation will be solid
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WYkaz grup,

st6re ziotyiy dobrowolny podatek
IA rsecs Wyd.iaiu Wsparc 2. N. P.
cd 1 listopsda do / grudnia 1900 r.
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CudOwny wynalazek.

Leozy struPy, Dol giowy, ohroni
cd wypsdsnia ~iosow j t. d., a PREY.
tenn kosztuje tylko lyle, 90 rwyczsj.
ny grzebieh. Co to jestr To Elek
tryczny Grzebieh DIR. White'a. Je.
dyny patentowsny grzebieh swis.
ole. Ludzie, gdziekolwi sic uks.
AZ ma ~sprzedat, So MIN zschwyceni.
Po prostu czeszesz codzieh wiosy, a
grzebie6 robi reszte. Ten cudowny
grzebieh ME zismie sic nigdy, q 90
szczegolniejsze, re absolutnis ME Ia.
mic ami wyciags wiosow. S~przedsje
sic I pismienna g~wsrancjs, 70 kstdy
bedzie z niego zupefnie radowolony.
Przyslij pc jeden znaczki pocztows.
Ola dam kosztuje 5Oc., ola mezczyzn
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wszedzie. Sprzedaje sic 70 okazs.
MEM. Agenci 50 uradowsni z zado.
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OdpOwiedZi redakcji.

= Oh. L. w. W Detroit. - Ma.
desiany srtykul ME nadaje sic do
druku.
= Oh. Is. II. W Buffalo Zawia-
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da" z ubiegiego tygodnia byaa jua
gotowa, ME mogIismy wieo umiesoi6.
: Oh. K. X. W Toledo. - Zawia.
domienie ~spoznione.
= Tow. Sarmatia we Freibergu.
= Nades}ana odbitka sprawo1danis
jest tax piewyrazna, 70 drukowsc ME
mo1emy.
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DIVA ray tygOdniOwO pociagi
sypialne 2 Chicago do BOstOnu.

Kolej Wabash wysyia ma tel pre-
strzeni diva pociagi sypialpe ola tn
rystow, ktore wychodza z. Chicago W
poniedzia}ek j czwartek o godz. 9.25
rano. a przybywsjs do Bostonu @
$40 po poludniu nastepnego dnia.
Podrozni do New Yorku moga je.
ohac lynn pociagiem az do Rotter.
dam Jet, N. Y, gdzie pooiag PREY.
bywa O II godzinie rano, a doohodzi
do New Ycrku o S.l5 po poiudniu.
Doplacsc ME potrzeba. Piszcie j "a
m~awiajcie miejsca. Ticket Office,
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Me otr.ymaws.y aadnych u.ssad.
nionyoh protest6w, Wyd.iai Wsparc
wyplaoR pc $500 wsparoia OBJ. J.
Srooe, o.ionkowi gr. 216 Roche
ster, rodzinis OBJ. w. Olssewskiego,
ozfonka gr. 2S2 W Brooklynis, znsj
duiSoego sic W s,pitslu ola obiaka.
nyoh.
Prosimy grupy o dalszs skiadki.
S. NIcKI, prezes.
:. BARsZCzEwsKI, sekr.