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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
! RUSS, D,E M,AND.

0sasss EAaA Ohinsss Empsror R@turn -
n Assume Dirsstioa. * = ffsirs. Fl INV
3s 4 AsuHEI1NoroN. Sept. ID. The Chinese
..,,riatar c.llapad "A tina atate denartment
49,, IN. 4, nr,ina, q - form the Il.
e -. 4, ~ ,,,.,,. ~ 49,,
- - 80, ,A III. I u ~ . ,. VI. 80
A !aung Onang ssaung snat me .aese1
would leave Shanghai at once. going
6rst TO Nen Tsin and thence to Picking.
Mr.. WI felt certain that Earl Ii had
Arcade danarta(l from SHANGHAI. nrob.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
A Brnzeu Adyerti.ement.

Recently in Paris the police arrested
q man who boldly advertised in the press
preparation Of vitriol for the use Of
Discarded sweethearts. The advertise
ment read something like this: "Atten-
ton, disappointed ones! Special prepa-
ration Of vitriol, in secure TASKS. Swift,
sure and caustic. Satisfaction guaran-
teed."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

Independent telephony, by which Is
meant companies not connected with
the Bell monopoly, is having quite re-
markable growth in the middle west,
notably in Indiana, Illinois and Wis
consin. As an illustration Of this it is
noted that while six years ago there
was not single telephone in the house
Of a real working farmer in Indiana
close to 5000 of them are now installed
and in use in the rural sections of the
state. Within the period mentioned
l80 Independent exchanges have been
established In Indiana, with $4,000 sta.
tons. It Is only within year that in
dependent companies have secured
foothold in Indianapolis, as the strength
of the great rival Is always in direct
ratio to the size of the community
served. It is for that reason New
York, Chicago and Philadelphia are
now the only places with any telephone
service at all where there is not active
competition for the business. In COM
menting upon these facts The Electric
al Review says that. ''the growth of in
dependent telephony in the middle
western states is amazing" and 1t
prophesies that before long the toll
lines will merge into trunk systems,
rendering possible really long distance
telephony over independent lines.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
How to scallop Cheese.

Scalloped cheese Is q fine dinner
course as well as luncheon. Take three
slices Of stale bread, and crate fine q
quarter of q pound Of good cheese, lay
the bread in layers In baking dish,
sprinkle well with the cheese, salt and
paprika until all Is used. Mix four
beaten eggs with three cups Of milk
and pour over the bread and cheese.
Bake as q pudding.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
Wonders of Memory.

+ isn't it wonderful how a mans mem
oEy is stimulated as he sinks for the
third time In drowning?"
'"Wonderful indeed! l was just read
ing of we'll attested case Of politician
who, upon sinking that way, actually re-
membered the pledges he had made to his
constituents before election."-Detroit
Journal.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

A man who Is said to be q farmer,
but who, Judging by the brightness
Of the aphorism with which he is cred
tied, might easily be a college presi-
dent, when asked for his definition Of
a trust, declared that "a trust is a
small body Of men surrounded by wa
ter"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
Surgery without Psin.

The discovery that local ansesthesia
may be successfully applied In cases Of
major surgical operations may we'll
mark the. commencement OF IA new
epoch In medicine. Heretofore chloro-
form and ether have been the only
agents used IN serious operations. and
the fact that they sometimes have q
serious effect on the vital organs and
always produce Inconsistencies has
lent an additional terror to the dre6d
with which such emergencies are faced.
Il Now, according to the reports from
the international medical congress re-
gently held III Paris, 1t Is possible to
apply local annsthesia 90 that while
the patient retains consciousness the
operation Is painless, and at the same
time there is no danger Of after effects.
A discovery Of this kind which lessons
human suffering and makes it possible
to save greater percentage Of human
lives is really of greater Importance
and significance than some of the more
celebrated inventions which while
helping to save time and work add at
the same time to the countless dangers
with which civilization surrounds peo-
pie.
It is striking thing that while the
man who invents a new way Of con.
veying or Of storing the deadly electric
duid or new and more wholesale way
Of killing men Is richly rewarded In q
financial way the man who has made
this great discovery In painless surgery
gives it to the world without thought
of reward except such as shall come to
him in the way of enhanced profession.
al reputation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

g The report that party of Yale men
are to look for the missing link causes
an irrevprent freshman to. remark that
he doesn't think they will have to
search far from home. X 81 "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
BoUTELLE STILL SICK.
His De mocratio Opponent May Claim the
HrEgF W. ElActiOn. 3, E4$Es $50

His De mocratio Opponent May Claim the
-. ~ Election. = S5 4s Il. !. Sra-=
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. is. Although
Congressman Charles A. Boutelle, has
been reelected there is a serious ques-
ton whether be will ever resume his
seat. For many months he has been in
the Mclean insane asylum in Waverly,
Mass. His friends. say il general terms
that he is improving" No specific
assurance comes from the medical ex.
perts, however, that he il on the road
to recovery. ~. s. I. >;iS S 49, NJ. 4:
Thomas White, his Democratic oppo-
nent, is advised by prominent lawyers
that as Boutelle' 8 candidacy was illegal
and White received the largest vote
among. eligible candidates he il duly
enhtledato the seat. Mr.. White says he
WIN do as his party may advise. MI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
Robbed the safe of o4s0.

BLUE EARTH Mimi, Sept. Is. The
safe of the Iowa and Minnesota divi.
sion OF the Chicago and Northwestern
was broken open here and $420 and
about all the tickets in the Office were
stolen. The thieves entered through
the freight door transom and raised the
ticket Office window. -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
ADMIRAL sICARD DEAD.

1nd Came Suddenly 81 Hts Home %
- Wests1nville, N. z. $E2@#$3G
ROME, N. T., Sept, 1A7,Rsay Adj
,miral Montgomery SioaEd diSd Of apo
plsxy at>a q. m. at his summer homo at
WestArnville. ID 't'E- 2'@'' ..,S.s.% =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

3 Pugilist Fitzsimmons started in as
"Bob." is now saluted as Robert" and
with another victory or SO may insist
on htfing addressed as Mister" s
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Strike 0f Butchers Spresdins.

buffalo, Sept. 16.-The strike of
butchers, which originated in the pack.
ing house Of the Jacob bold Packing
company, has spread to the establish
mont Of sahlem Bros, Michael Dan.
ahy, Christian Klinck, Klinck Bros. !,
and the Buffalo packing house. The
aggregate number Of men out is va
riously estimated at between 800 and
1000 t.S..-., - .., ,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

Roossveltss DoutA DakGts Tour.
WEBsTER. 8 D.. Sept. 1A-The spe-
etal train With the Roosevelt party
reached this place Ut 7,e0 q m. The
governor spoke to fair aissd crowd
from tho rear platform. Short stops
were made Ut Summit and Milbank,
Governor Roosevelt making brief adj
dresses at those plscee i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

: The fortune teller is Indispensable Il
n Chinese wedding. II the fortunes are
not satisfactory. either party may break
the engagement. ;rts,. j.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

In ruling paper the worker, using quill
and ruler. 7Q. years ago took $500 hours
to do work now done by machine in ~
houfs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

Iwen;y-.:p :;.D.:s:.!id acres OF drain
ed swamp land IN <Nebnska have be.
come worth 500 an acre. There are
thousands Of acres OF sxch lands in
nearly every state in the Union which
might be made valuable by Il similar
nraAass -...
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
How to Make French Biscuit.

One cup of butter. one sup Of sugar,
the stifHy beaten white of one egg, one.
fourth of thick sour milk, half tea.
spoonful of soda dissolved in very
little hot water, flour to roll. Sprinkle
with sugar. Cut in large circles and
bake about 20 minutes.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
Prohibits the Hiring Of Coolies.

Prohibits the Hiring OF Coolies.
: TEN Ts1N, Sept. 6, via Shanghai,
Sept. 16.-General Ohaffee has pro.
hibited the hiring of coolies for camp
labor. Bands Of recently arrived Ital.
ians have been guilty of looting and
provoking disorder in the nat> 't,- of
Ten Tsin, which IL polcc,l the
Americans.
cArr ~ -,, m,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

Germany commenced to mine coal in
1895. England, did no: commence un:i'
the fourteenth CENTURY. r.. w.. a..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
The Reason.

!. Knicker--Miss Boston's father keeps a
fine st. Bernard.
Bocker-To discourage adn1irers?.
Knicker-Oh. no: it's trained to trot in
and rescue a fellow before he's wholly
frozen.-Puck. &,S, Ea''t;r.5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
ROBERTS, PROCLAMATION.
Again Appeals TO the Bosrs to Lay Down
r. - Their Arms.

Again Appeals TO the Doors to Lay Down
r. =. - Their Arms.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-the following
dispatch has been received at the war
Office from Lord Roberts: f..
''Maohadodorp, Thursday, Sept. 49,,
Kruger has fed to Lourenzo Marques
and Botha has been obliged to give
over the command of tho Boer army,
temporarily, to viljoen. on account Of
III health. In consequence Of this Il
have circulated : proclamat ton . fol.
lows: .ss.Ss.
4 !" The late President Kruger, with
Reitz and the archives Of tho South AZ
rican Republic, has crossed the Portu-
guese frontier and arrived at. Lourenzo
Marques with the view Of sailing for
Europe at an early date. Kruger has
formally resigned tho position which
he has held as president Of the South
African Republic. thus severing his Of
fetal connection with the 1tansvaal.
Kruger's action shows how hopeless in
his opinion is the war which has now
been carried on for nearly year and
His Desertion Of tho Boer Cause
should make clear to his fellow burgh.
srs that it is useless to continue the
struggle any longer. It 10 probably
unknown to tho inhabitants Of the
Fransvaal and Orange River Colony
that nearly $1,000 Of their fellow sub
jeots are now prisoners Of war, not one
Of whom will be released until those
now under arms against 10 surrender
Internationally. 49,. ...-s :. +s.gi 49, :,
" The burghers must be oognizant
Of the fact that no intervention in their
behalf can come from any Of the great
powers, and further that the British
empire 10 determined to complete tho
work which has already cost 20 many
lives, and carry to conclusion the war
declared against her BY the late govern.
ments Of tho Transvaal and the Orange
Free State, war to which there can
be only one ending ..E =i:5.@ ......>
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WILL SEND QUOTATIONS.
Contract Made with tho Exchange Tele
49,. graph Compsny. ~


graph Company.
CHICAGO, Sept. l6.-At special
meeting of the board Of trade . resolu.
ton was adopted directing the president
and the secretary to execute contracts
with the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany. The first Of these contracts pro.
vides for]the completion Of compre.
nensive Telegraph system connecting
the important exchange centers on or
before Dec. 81, 1904, upon completion
Of which line, the Exchange Telegraph
com pany is to have tho exclusive tele.
graph space in the exchange hall and
board Of trade building i'll Chicago.
The second contract covers the dis
semination Of board Of trade quotations
throughout territory covered by the
lines Of tho Exchange Telegraph com.
pany with the exception Of the city Of
Chicago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
Killed Eight and Committed Suicide.

3 CAsERTA, Italy, Sept. !5.-Caetano
Longino, on returning from the United
States to Pastina, q small town in this
district, killed his wife in q fit Of jeal-
ousy and then twQ MEN Of whom he
was jealous. Having committed the
triple crime he ran amuck, killing five
others and wounding two fatally. Then
he went to the local cemetery and com,
mittedtsulclde. y -..r.@> s.ySs.sls y, ILL.,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
EAis Il o tho instance 81 the
British consul at Lou- &
4. senxo Marques.
NOT PERMITTED TO SEE HIM
French Represe ntative For.
hidden Access to Trane-a
tvaal President u.
The American Alta he Thinks
That Hostilities May Last
e. Some Time. ]5

LONDON, Sept l6.-Aooording to the
Lourenso Marques correspondent Of
. The Daily Telegraph, Ar. Kruger is
virtually prisoner In the residence Of
tho district governor. This Is at the
instance Of tho British consul, who pro.
tested against Mr.. Kruger using Por-
tuguese territory a. & basis for direct
ing his executive. :,s
-. The French consul has been forbid.
den ACCESS to Mr.. Kruger, - have also
the latter's own ofacialh The district
governor has notified Herr Pott, The
Netherlands consul, that he (Pott),
who has acted % the Transvaal consul
ct Lourenzo Marbues, can no longer be
recognized as . representative Of the
Transvaal. which is now British ter
ritory. - ~. =, s-$a4 .:,. "A ! aa .
Il have had an interview with the
American attache, who is homeward
bound, says the correspondent, land
he is Of the opinion that hostilities may
drag on for 4 considerable time, as the
Beers, in their desperation, threaten to
fight to the death.
''Acting President Schalkberger has
arrived here to consult with President
Kruger: but he was not permitted to
see him. and he returned Immediately
to the Transvaal. I" 1. -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18

It is said that the railroads spread
mosquitoes by transporting them as
stowaways in freight cars. In this way.
It is feared, even mountain resorts will
ultimately get their full share Of low
land mosquitoes. and with the improve
ment in railway facilities and the in
crease in the number Of through cars
the danger Is constantly increasing.
The source of supply to distant points
where mosquitoes are ordinarily rare
ls thus kept up.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-09-18
How to stew Beef Heart.

HOW 10 St3" 0ee1 0SW1Vs"
Cut the heart into inch squares, re-
jecting all bits Of muscle or 6ber. Put
into a saucepan with enough cold
water to cover It Add to this water q
minced onion, carrot, cut into dice,
and a half turnip, cut small. Simmer
very slowly for two hours. At the end
Of this time season the stew with salt,
pepper and kitchen bouquet, and
thicken with two teaspoonfuls of
Drowned -four rubbed into two of
butter. Boil up once and serve. -,
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TELEoRAPHlo eRsvIT,gs.

The population Of Des Aoines 10 g..
$50. - against 80, COS In 1890; increase
l9,046. or 2A06 pr can't :.
An imperial decree has been issued at
Vienna admitting women 10 practice al
physicians and surgeons "a the same
conditions 40 moo. );
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tsrday afternoon at O'Clock Gathered
there We're nearly all the candidates or
the Republican ticket. Prof HaFtranft
county schaol Observation-Disclosures made
the presentation speech. He referred In
well chosen words 70 the iabers q cam
naign Manager Morris and those asso-
clsted with tam al the Rapuhilran county
headquarters. declaring THAI the hantisng
% the campaign could not have hsen
wiser OF more effective.
He said that the candidates we're eS-
preiatiy pleased With ne thorough sss@
Tern ~ covering every Department OF the
work. Including the Disbursements 81 the
funds. which Mr., Morris had inauEuratei
and carried out
Mr., Morris responded hriefiy. thanking
ire donors and expressing his belief thar
In the next county administration the Re
publican rarty would have cause 70 BE-
proud 81 rs chosen representatives Both
Mr.. Whitaker and Mr. Goddard made
short responses Go Prof HAriranft Mr.
Whitaker paid high tribute 10 Mr.
Morris executive ahiiity. and testified 10
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WHATo0M OFFICIAL COUNT.
Result for Heads of Tickets Finish
ed shows Handsome Piuratttes
far Republican Candidates.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inieiligencer
NEW wHATCoM Nov. i5.-The Official
count % tho late election returns, which
Is completed on several 81 the candidates
tonight. shows the following total votes
on the heads OF the ticket: Republicans,
2as1: Democrats. 100, Prohibition. Jas,
Socialist Labor i15. Social Democrat ~.
Governor Frlnk So. Rogers. l.e1, Con.
gressrnen-C uShmAn, $50. Jones, 2,Ass.
Robertson SD, Ronald. isy4
The following Republican plursiities are
shown on county candidates so far as
completed.
Senator. Thirty-third district. W. X.
Nnultray 90. Representatives, F0rty-
eighth district. Edward Brown. So. Fen
ton Merrill 6s. Representatives. Forty
ninth district. Fairchiid. Sb over Cade.
Democrat. John Earies. Democrat. has a
majority ~ ~ over Gamweil. Republican.
The total vote cast In Whstcoru county
was sal an increase OF i.tss over iSss
and of LIS over isS.
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ENDORSE PARTY MANAGERS
Republican County Candidates Free
.ent Testimonials ia Chairman
Norris and His Assistants

As token % their appreciation O. the
snisrali management % the Republican
county campaign the candidates. both
successful aud defeated en- the Rsaaalt-
can county ticket yesterday presented
Nee Chairman ard Manager w. VI Nor
ats ana his assistants. Secretary Whit
tAker and Treasurer Goddard. With sub
sssntlai and handsome presents suitably
inscribed. Mr.. Morris was given a ;ina
diamond set IN plain gold ring. while
Mr.. Whitaker and Mr.. Goddard were
each presented with solid gold watch.
>rorriA' Office IN the Halter building yes
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LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. t5.-One mat
ter which will delay the announcement
OF the official count in Kentucky some
days Is the Imprisonment OF precinct GER
tificates In ballot boxes In Lexington and
Fayette county The county commission
ers today adjourned until November - ia
allow the election officials 20 comply with
the courts order TO open the boxes and
produce the returns.
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Episcopal Church workers.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov is-Tne
twentieth church congress Of the Episco-
pal Chureh % the United States continued
It's session today. with the Right Rev.
Bishop McNicar In the chair Discussion
% Foreign Missions and Social Pro-
gress," by the Rev, Everett y Smith.
% Idaho and the Rev. Percy Grant, ~
New York. occurred the morning. Rishop
Pattsride. Of Keoti, Japan. also spoke
upon personal experiences In the mission
afy nrld OF that country.
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Mr.. YerLs. VIM No, con,..,.

WASHINGTON. Nov. fs.--Iohn W
YcrkeS, late Republican candidate fnr
governor Of Kentucky, today was an
pointed collector OF internal reveuue fSr
the Eighth district He Will assume hjx
duties November -
Mr. YerkeS. who resigned the One IN
which he has been reappofnted 10 maze
his campaign for the governor hin ~
Kentucky. called on the cenrn'swlarer ~
internal revenue today He aid ~ MAJ
abandoned ali idea OF centes,inx COZ
BeckhaEa.e election
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Jorities with the exception OF county
auditor Martin. the Democratic NOMINEE
winning by the narrow margin OF twenty.
three votes
The official count which Is now under
way. Will not be made public before sat-
urday. Following - the fun vote on the
head OF the ticket. Mckinley "a.
Bryan. i.f9a. Cushmsn, ISL. Jones. i'7ei,
Robertson. loo. Ronald. Loss; Frink
i,esa. Rogers. L1st Mckinieys majority
rs p
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HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Nov. f5--The West
eTn classification committees closed its
meeting here tonight Few Important
changes were made. Numerous preDara-
tions to eliminate carload ratings we've
submitted. but they were ali rejected
IL was decided that farming lmpiemenfs
could BE- shipped for repairs at half the
tariff rates.
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CT ENFt.AND. o.. Nov. fs.-As re9ull
% the heavy snow storm thai rarrs
tnrosshont me lower lake region ioda,
lines running cut from this city A hfvl
west wind caused the snow 10 drift n
huge piles along the tracks In MANY
places. According 10 the local w1athe,
forecester. the storm wifl contfntgs
throughout the day. and possibly tonight
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oklahon.a.s Vote.

GUTHRIE, o. T.. Nov. 15-The ON
cial returns from all the counties have
been received and the vote on delegate
Rep, Is .2s3: Neff, fusion, 1850; Tucker.
Socialist, $50; Allen. Middle-of-the- Road
Populist 7so. Fiynn's plurality. 4,7fi: ma
torlty, 3I54.
The total vote polled was 7s.ss2 Total
vote In 1893. 5s3i.
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PROVIDENCE. r L. Nov iS-At TO-
days session Of the Delta Kappa Epsi-
lon convention the following officers were
elected. President Wflanghbg Walling
OF Chicago university; vice president,
RAY Norris. 81 Yale. second Vice preSi-
dent, II, J. H0rnoerEer. 81 Colgate: Sec
retAry, u. NJ St0uEhton. Of Amherst. as
sis;ant secretary. William J Boylan, OF
the UniverSlty 81 New YORK
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To Arbitrnte D,merenc~..

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. f5-E. 4.
Clark. 81 Cedar Rapids. la. grand chief
conductor at the order of Railway Con-
ductorr. and w q Lee. Of Kansas CITY.
FIRST vice grand master % the Brother
hood II Railway Trainmen, have arrived
here, They VIII try TO straixhtcn out the
trouble existing between the Southern
Pacific company and the local lodges IA
their respective orders. A conference viii
probably he held today
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov i5-Offic,ai
vote on the state officers has all been re-
ceiyed at the ONCE OF the secretary OF
state. the missing counties having re-
ported today. The official vote gives Dur
hin. Rep. for governor, over Kern. Dem.
IS les plurality
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wILMfNGToN. Del. Nov. rs. - The
complete Official count Of Delax arss Tor
president Is Mckinley. 7z.sss: BRYAN
lss56 Mckiuley's plurality. 1901. Hour
years ago tho plurality for Nick nley Ma
2,Ti6 The Prohibition ticket received ri
votes and the Social Democrats ticker 81
Total vote. ai.@91