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Saturday, I stin consider as utter bosh.
The deputies at first made a great
hurrah about H. and said that troops
were needed 20 combat such Internal
tactics. To show them that the whole
story was pure fancy / offered TO 60 In
the company Of one or two deputies TO
all the huts In the villages and pound
the floors and walls with a slejge ham
mer When they saw I was In earnest
they did not say anything more about
dynamite
The consul general viii go today TO
Croton Dam lie viii again confer with
superintendent GOldsborough and the
leaders Of the strikers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-16
Richcs Cnuscd His ne,rh.

New York. April l5--Jmlus Roster.
a brlcklayer who had inherited $500 600
from bis brothers estate IN Germany.
was found dead today. swinging from
a rope iu an empty water tank on the
roof OF bis house. He had been ll and
The sudden change from poverty To-
riches affected his mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-16
SENATOR HANNA ALI RIGHT.
Report that lie Was Ill Was a Mis-.
take.

New York. April ia special 70 the
Tribune from Newport News. Va. says.
The reports sent out from Norfolk to
the effect that Senator Mark Hanna,
who is staying at Old Point with Mrs.
Hanna, Miss Hanna and Miss Wilson,
their guest, had contracted a severe
case OF Ia grippe and was confined TO
his room. Is without foundation The
Senator was tired on the first day Of
his stay az Old Point, and refused TO
see any one. Sunday he was feeling
an right and, accompanied by the WOO
men of his party he took a stroll
through Fort Monroe Later he went
driving, visiting the National Soldiers
home, the Hampton normal and indus
trial institute for negroes and Indians,
and other places Of interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-16
STATE MILITIA
is CALLED OUT.
Strike at CrOton Landing, N, w.
May Prove Serious,
BOTH SIDES DETERMINED.
Wen Ask for i2b Cents Day Advance
on sl.25- Contractors Refuse
90 Pay II.

Croton Landing, n. Y, April 16. $50
a. m.-Eyerything is quiet and no at
tempt has been made as yet to put new
men to work.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, November 7.-The Kentucky
governorship is still being claimed by both
parties at the state capitol The Demo-
Gratis are claiming advices showing Beck
ham q election by from 45OO to 60UO. while
the Republicans claim the election OF
Yerkes by $500.
Louisville. November 7.-Tonight the
Courier Journal with returns from 1000
out of 1884 precincts in Kentucky, puts
Bryan's majority at 5000 and Bsckham's.
Democratic. for governor, at 1000. These
majorities are both considerably smaller
than those hitherto claimed for the Demo-
cratic candidates, but the remaining pre-
cincts are for the most part Democratic
and arc expected TO increase these majori-
ties.
The election or Kehoe, Democrat, over
Pugh, Republican, In the ninth congress
sional district by a majority of 25O is CON-
ceded
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, November 7.-Democratic ma
tional committeeman Dahlman this after
noon stated that the Nebraska legislature
will be Fusion by eleven majority; that
the fusion state ticket Is elected by abou
5000 majority and that the Bryan electors
win by 1900. Republicans are inclined
TO concede the legislature on the face of
the present returns, but they alleRe fraud
in the Douglass county, Omaha, and Will
contest. so far the returns show gains In
the Legislature of sixteen members of the
Fusionists over two years ago.
Omaha, Nebraska, November 7.-Chair-
man Lindsey for the Republican, claims
tonight that MCKINLEY carries the state
by 1000 or more. the Republican state
ticket wins by 5000 TO 7,0UO. and that the
Republicans have a majority OF II IN the
legislature. The Democrats claim Bryan
carried the state, though by narrow
margin. The legislature win be In
doubt until complete returns are in.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
Progress Of The Ayenging British
Column.
Two Chinese Villages
Were Burned.
Places Where Two Missionaries
We're Murdered.

Taku, November 5.--A British column
under General Richardson left Pao
Ting Flu, October 2s, IN marching in the
direction Of Pekin. At Tung My Ling
the troops tried three Boxer chiefs, de-
stroyers of chapel and killers of native
Christians.
The British shot the chiefs and burned
the HOUSES. On October 30, Gen. Rich-
ardson met 800 imperial troops, COM
manded by Gen. Fan. Both sides.ad.
vanoed for a parley but, owing to an un.
fortunate misunderstanding an Indian
trumpeter shot Gen. Fan dead. The
trumpeter was arrested and the incident
was explained to the Chinese, the two
forces then proceeding by different
routes.
Gen. Richardson burned two villages,
the places where Messrs. Robinson and
Norman, the missionaries. were MUIR
dered, and demanded that the city OF
Ying Ching should pay 1900 taels az
compensation to the families Of the vic
Tins. The payment was guaranteed.
Three other villages were burned near
Aug Fang, November T.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
GERMANY PLEASED.
OmoiaI Circles Delighted with Result
of Election.

Berlin, November 7.-German govern
ment circles are oil delighted at President
MoKinIey's election. The United States
embassy today received number Of ex-
pressions to that effect.
Everybody is discussing the results.
DR.. Won I'll ollehen, the German ambassa-
dor to the United States, who Is now In
this city, said to the correspondents OF the
Associated Press about the result;
I'VE all rejoice over.'
DR.. Barth the Freisinniget leader, said !:
''I consider Mr.. McKinley's election, all
things considered, the best result, al
though cannot endorse his ilnperialistic
tendencies. Yet 1 regard his election as
more conducive to the interests of general
civilization when compared with the re-
suits which Mr.. Bryan's election would
have brought For the economic interests
Of both hesUnited States and Germany,
the present result is also more satisfac-
tory"
The Tageblatt says:
"The Germans greet McKinley's elec-
tion above all as a victory for sound cur
rency over revolutionary monetary expert
ments which would have been calculated
to most severly shake ths base or the en-
tire worlds commerce. Anyhow, Ger
many's policy Is to nurse close and loyal
relations with the head OF a country that
Is connected with us by SO many economic
and naticna ties as Is the United States
There are in no part of the world serious
differences between the United States and
Germany. In China both powers have
marchsd on the same lines after Mr.. No
Kinley's first feeling Of distrust regard
ing Germany's alleged territorial schemes
subsided."
The Vossische Zeitung, says: "Not
only for North American industrial in
terests Is Mr.. Mckinley S reelection OF
great Importance, however, but also for
the entire commerce of the world, which
is vitality interested in a secure gold cur
rency in tho United States
The Post, says: ''phe result Is greste 1
with satisfaction and sympathy In Ger
many for the re elected President has
won the confidence OF our government
ana our diplomacy during his term by
constant efforts to maintain good relR.
tions between Germany and the United
States"
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
COMMENT OF LONDON PRESS.

London, November THE afternoon
papers voice the general sentiment OF
England with the result of the Presi-
dential election in the United States. The
Evening News says:
neutrality-suspicious., the attempt to stir
mp jealousy against England, the cham
pionship OF the Beers and pandering TO
the fenians all availed nothing. His de-
feat is even more defeat for Croker and
Tammany and that is Its happiest feat
ure, 1t really looks as though Americans
are tired of the gang of corrupt Irish
Americans who have degraded American
politics SO long,"
The Star says: 'Hsd Bryan kept to the
issues of anti.imperialism, anti-trusts
and social reform hs might oonceivably
have won. Sound money proved his
undoing. He has been 'crucified on a
cross OF gold, but 1t has very much of a
voluntary crucihxion. The most remark
able feature is the personal defeat OF
BOSS Croker.
The Times, in a special edition, says;
"McKinlsy's victory is no ordinary party
triumph. 1t is a victory for common
honesty, sound sense and sober, enlight-
ened political Judgment
After refersnce to Bryan's endeavor to
make Imperialism the paramount issue,
ths Times says;
"Free silver and its attendant heresies
are the real matters upon which the elec
tors have given Judgment"
After commenting upon "Hryan $ ad-
vocacy Of unsound principles, unconstitu-
tional methods and his appeals to class
hatred, which stirred the passions OF all
the worst elements OF the population,
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 or
der and material prosperity and IL con-
ol ldes: From that danger the country
Is mercifully delivered, certainly for the
present and we hope for all time"
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
BROKERS CELEBRATE.
Wall street Men Parade in Honor OF
Mckinley.

New York, November 7.-More than
three thousand brokers, members of the
Stock, Produce ana Maritime and Cot
ton exchanges, paraded this afternoon in
celebration OF the election of William Nc
KinIsy. The brokers marched into the
exchange. around the floor waving ban
ners and flags and cheering for
Mckinley and Roosevelt. Ladies
in the galleries frantically waved
handkerohiefs and the cheers drowned
the music After twics march
ing around the floor Marshal Brainard
led the long column out of the exchange
and the march was begun down Beaver
street. The paraders were greeted with
cheers from all the buildings along the
line OF march. When passing the cotton
exchange the cotton brokers rushed out
and formed in line, followed by the
custom house brokers at the custom
house. At the Stock Exchange the
scenes were wild and the enthusiasm tre-
mendous as the line marched around the
floor before disbanding.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
NEW YORK.

New York, November 7.--Returns re-
oeived this morning indicate that the Re-
publicans have carried the New York
state by about l46, Ouc, and that the Demo-
Gratis have carried Greater New York By
about ~ 500.
Richard Croker sent William Jennings
Bryan telegram informing him that
though the state had gone heavily Re-
publican, New York county, which In
1876 gave Mckinley $1,000 had been oar
risd by the Democratic electors by 81. 900.
q gain OF 90, 600. MIR. Croker was also
quoted as saying:
"No power on earth-nothing bat his
death can prevent MIR. Bryan from re-
manning the natural leader of the peo-
ple.''
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
THE NEXT SENATE.
Usual Immense Re-
r publican Majority.
40 RrpubS., 27 Dems. and . Inds.
Surely Elected.
Doubt in Case of Five
Senators.
States In Doubt are Delaware,
Nebraska and Idaho.

Washington, November 7.-The next
Senate, assuming that the state legisia-
lures will fulfill their duty and choose
senators to represent their states will
stand, on the basis Of yesterdays cleo
ton, Az Republicans, "a Democrats and 9
Ind spendents with the legislatures In
doubt in three states with the privilege
of electing fivs senators at this time.
The legislatures in doubt are Delaware
and Nebraska, in each OF which states
two senator's are to be chosen, and Idaho,
with one senatorial chair to be filled.
Among those olassed in the independent
column are Senators Stewart of Nevada
and Kyle of South Dakota who, in the
last Congress, acted with the Repubii-
cans on all party matters; Turner OF
Washington and Harris Of Kansas, who
acted with the Democrats and Yelling
ton of Maryland, The representation
by states should be as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
MONTANA.

Helena, November 7.-Returns are FAR
from complete but Democratic Chairman
Cooper's claim that Bryan has carried
the state by 10000 to 1900 and Toole,
(Clarke Democrat) for governor, anu the
remainder OF the ticket has been elected
by from 40O0 to 5000. Republican Chair
man Webster comedies the state to Bryan
but claims the election Of Folcom for
governor, and Murray for Congressman
by small majorities. The Clarke Iegisla-
tive tickets are over both Republican and
DAILY, Democrats In Butte, Helena and
Great Falls, which will give the Clark
adnerenss a majority ON joint ballot In
the legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA,

Charleston, W. Va, November 7.-Both
state committees have ceased to receive
returns. but 1t Is conceded that the Re.
publioans have carried the state.
The Republicans claim $4,000 plurality.
The Legislature win be Republican on
joint ballot by or 10.
Wheeling, W. Va, November 7.--West
Virginia has gone Republican by from
l2,OOO TO 1900 majority. The entire
state ticket Is elected. The Congression-
al delegation is solldly Republican. The
legislature is Republican insboth branch
es, 20 to % majority on joint ballot, In
surfing reelection of Senator Elkins.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, November with scattered
precincts In various counties OF the state
to hear from Maryland's plurality for Nc
Kinley is IA, las. A Republican delegation
to the 9th Congress was elected with
handsome majorities. The members
elected are: First district, VIM. IL. Jack.
son; second, A. A. Blakeney; third /,
Frank O. Wachter, reelected; fourth,
Charles Il. Sohirm; fifth, Sidney E.
Mudd, reelected; sixth, George A. Pearre,
reelected; Josiah II. Kerr, Republican,
nominated to nil vacancy in the 5oth
Congress caused by the resignation of
Governor Smith, was also elected.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
IAURIER WINS.
continued from FIRST Page.

from Prince Edward Island Eshow that
that province returns majority OF con-
servative members. The leland is divided
into five counties, each sending one repre-
sentative to parliament. Three counties
elect conservatives. one elects a support
or Of the liberal government and one
county has not yet been heard from.
The liberal elected on the leland Is Sir
Louis Davies, minister of marine and
fisheries. He has 900 majority In West
Prince county.
Halifax, N. s., November Later re-
turns from Prince Edward Island materi-
ally change the situation there. Three
Liberals and two Conservatives have been
elected.
NEW BRUNSWICK SUMMARY.
st, John, N. B., November 7.-Sum-
mary for New Brunswick:
Charlotte county-Ganong, congerva-
tive, elected; about 500 majority.
Kent oounty-LeBlano, liberal, elected;
about 500 majority.
West Moreland county-Emerson elect.
ed; about 800 majority.
Northumb mberlsnd-Robinson, con serva-
tive, elected; about 400 majority.
Carleton oounty-Hale, conservative,
elected, about 200 majority.
Kings county-Fowler, conservative,
probably elected by about 100 majority.
! York county-Gibson, 81 ahead with 12
|. Restlgouone-Reid,lI liberal, is elected.
) Gloucester county-Turgeon liberal,
elected.
. st John city-Blair, liberal, elected over
1000 majority.
St.John county-Tuoker elected by
over 900 majority.
AlDert-Lewis, liberal, elected by so ma
jorIty.
MR. FOSTERS DEFEAT.
st. John N. b., November 7,-Andrew
M Blair, minister OF railways and canals,
today achieved the greatest triumph in
his political history and Hon. George E.
Foster, finance minister under the former
conservative government suffered his
greatest defeat. For a month the cam
palgn has been waged in this province
with terrible bitterness. The political
future OF each man was at stake and
no stone has been left unturned by the
followers of either. Had Foster won
and the conservatives been returned to
power, he would have aspired to the
premiership. Mr.. Blair goes ba alk with
nine supporters, as Mr.. Robinson Of
Northum Derland Ia pledged to give him
Independent support ana four oppon.
ents. He will resume his place in Sir
Wilfrld Lauriers administration with
hands strengthened.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
IL WAS 16 TO 1.
MIR. Croker Thus Explains Brya ms
Defeat in New York.

New York, November 7.-Richard
Croker this morning had this to say: 81
am very much surprised and disappointed
at the way the election turned out. did
expect Mr.. Bryan to bs elected President
of the United 5tates.H
Asked for the cause of defeat replied:
"I believe that IS to had a good deal
to do with the vote against Bryan in this
state. What the causes were in the south
and Western States, do not know do
not rega the decision of the county as
adverse to Bryan as a man. Ii was
against the principles. He is a magnifi-
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
WASHINGTON.

Seattle, November 7.--Returns show
that although Mckinley will carry Wash
ington by SUOO to 5000, Rogers probably
viii be elected governor by q small plu-
rality. eastman and Jones, Republicans,
are elected to Congress.
|. Seattle, WASH, November THE
Democrats have conceded the election
OF the Republican Presidential electors
and Congressman Jones. Tney claim
they have reelected Gov. Rogers and
elected Ronald for Congress.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, November 7.-Correoted
unofficial returns from Rhode Island give
Mckinley 3s, ,ss1; Bryan, 1y,947; Mallory.
1888; woolIey, 1926, plurality for Mo
Kinlsy of 1854. His plurality four years
ago was q, 97S. He carried every city and
town in the state as he did in 1875. In
Providence, Mckinley received bl16 plu-
rality, while the city went Democratic
for mayor by I'M plurality. Bryan
gained 54s8 in the state, whiie Mckinley
lost 36l6 in the total vote.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, November Late returns
tend to confirm first indications that the
Republicans will control both. branches
of the state legislature though.by small
majorities, Chairman Rowe Is assured OF
a majority OF nine in the upper house
and seven in the assembly which will
assure the election OF United States
Senator to succeed Senator Cullum.
Chairman Watson of the Democratic
state committee, claims that 10 out of ~
Congressman elected will be Democratic.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
JONES WON'T COMMENT.

Chicago, November 7.-Senator Jones,
chairman of the national Democratic
committee, said: ''I am not inclined to
concede that Washington, Nebraska,
Kansas and South Dakota have gone in
to the Republican column. have doubts
about South Dakota, but am not pre-
pared to concede that state. In view Of
the conflicting reports we have received
at Democratic headquarters do not at
this time care to comment on the cleo
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
MISSISSIPPI.

jackson, Miss. November IA solid
Democratic delegation to Congress was
elected from Mississippi. Bryan's ma
jority, $4,000.
jackson, November 1.-THE next con-
gressional delegation from Mississippi
will be wholly Democratic. The state Is
conceded to Bryan by 45, ,O0U.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
KANSAS.

Topeka, November Ton the basis or
the limited returns the Republicans
claim Kansas by 1900 for the national
ticket anu ~, 600 for the state ticket, and
the election OF every Republican congress
man with the possible exception OF the
third district. The Republicans claim the
Legislature by safe majority on joint
ballot, insuring the election OF Republi-
can United States Senator. The Populists
ooncede the state.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
FURNISHING THE CHINESE.
TOOK HEADACHE POWDERS.

Biddeford, November 7.-Emerille
Cote. about % years old, died yesterday
morning, and the circumstances OF his
death were such as to lead members OF
the family to call in the services Of a
coroner.
1t was believed by them that death
had resulted from q too free Indulgence
in powders taken for the relief OF head
ache
Coroner Dennett, made an inves.
tigation and satisfied himself that death
did not result from the pow ders, but
was caused by neuralgia OF the heart.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
CONGR RATULATIONS TO ROoSE-
WELT

New York, November 7.-During the
day, Governor Roosevelt received many
congratulatory messages. Among them
was cablegram from Col. K. A. Lee or
the English army. Col. Lee waswith
Col. Roosevelt throughout the campaign
In Cuba,
Perry s. Heath of the Republican ma
tional committee sent telegram which
read:
az can command no words sufficient to
express my praise of your unapproachable
conduct or the estimate of the strength
you gave your ticket. The Republican
committee extends hearty oongratula-
tions.
(Signed) perry S. Heath"
A congratulatory message was also re-
ceived from Governor-elect Yates OF
Illinois.
ROOSEVELT'S MAIL HEAVY.
Albany, N. Y, November 7.-Gov.
Roosevelt's mail was heavy today with
congratulatory letters which were taken
down to him at Osyser Bay. The Gov
ernor physician has ordered absolute
rest for a few days, and he will deny
himself to all callers. The Governor has
also decided not to make any speeches
from now until the first Of January, up
on the advice Of his physician.
CONTEMPLATION OF ARMENI-
ANS.
Lawrence, November THE Arme nj
an-American citizens club OF this city
dent Mckinley:
Lawrence, Mass, November z. |.
His Excellency, William Mckinley, Presi-
dent of the United States, Washington,
ID. c.:
The Armenian-Amerlcan citizens OF
Lawrence desire to extend to you their
sincere congratulations on the results of
yesterday election. Believing that your
policy has been one born of trust, patriot
ism and devotion to the country OF their
adoption and that the continuation OF
that policy means the best in its truest
sense at home and abroad for the flag to
which they now swear allegiance, they
organized to do their part for its protec-
tion and preservation, and yesterday for
the first time in this city as whole
proved their American citizenship by
casting their votes for Republican prinoi-
pies and for the party nominees.
(Signed)
Armenian American Citizens OF Law
renee.
WHITE HOUSE WIRES LOADED.
Washington. November THE White
House wires were loaded with messages
of congrat1lation today. They have been
coming in since last night and are from
friends all over the world. One foreign
admirer of the President sent his ccn.
gratulations yesterday afternoon before
the polls closed.
A large number of congratulatory let
ters bear last nights postmark from
nearby points. All of these letters and
kilograms as far as the addresses of the
senders are known, will be answered, as
1t is the Presidents rule to answer every
communication addressed to him. Word
received from Canton is to the effect that
the President, Mrs. Mckinley. Mr.. Cor
telyou and DIR. Rixey will reach Wash
ington tomorrow morning, and in all
probability they VIII not again return to
Canton before next spring or summer.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
PENNsY's DELEGATION.

Republicans Have Gained Str Com
gressmen.
Philadelphia, November 7.-Pennsyl-
vania's delegation in the nsxt Congress.
according to the latest returns win stand
Republicans, s6; Democrats, A; Repub-
lican gain of 6. In the ssth district, Con-
grsssman J. K. p. Hall, Democrat, Is
re-electsd by an apparent plurality Of
50, but the friends OF Ala. Clearwater,
Republican, claim q victory for him and
the official count will be required to de-
eide who won.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
NEW JERSEY.

New York, November T.-Returns from
New Jersey show that the next state
senate will have In it IL Republicans and
4 Democrats. The present Senate has
IA Republicans and 7 Democrats. The
next assembly win have 40 Republicans
and 10 Democrats, the present has "A
Republicans and Is Democrats. The
Republicans will have a majority OF 48
ON joint ballot.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
THE NEXT HOUSE.

Washington, November 7.-Representa-
tive Loudenslager of New Jersey, score
tary OF the Republican congressional
committee. this forenoon claimed the
election of sO4 Republicans to tina next
House, a majority over all OF 81.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-08
MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich., November 7.-The Re
publican state committee at noon claimed
a plurality for Mckinley in the state OF
SO, ,1s4. These figures are based OH COM
plete returnl from majority OF the coun-
ties.
DE troit, Mich, November 7.-Returns
tonight give Mckinley purality of 9O,-
S52