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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Ready for a Revolution.

Tapachula, Mex, Nov. 9.-People
from across the border predict that
the long anticipated revolution, which
will, it is believed, overthrow Presi-
dent Estrada Cabrera's power. is soon
to break out. The revolutionists are
well prepared and have an abundant
supply of funds and also have the
sympathy of the prominent people in
the neighboring countries.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
BRYAN's STATEMENT.
Defeated Candidate Gives His Views as to
Result--says He is Not After sena-
torial TOga.

Lincoln, Nov. 9.-W. ]. Bryan gave
out the following statement concern
ing the election:
''The result was q surprise to me
and the magnitude of the Republican
victory was a surprise to our oppo-
nents as well as to those who voted
our ticket. We seem to have gained
in the large cities and to have lost in
the smaller cities, and in the country.
'The Republicans We're able to Sc
cure tickets or passes for all their vot-
ers who We're away from home and
this gave them considerable advantage
We have no way of knowing at this
time how much money was spent in
the purchase of votes and in colonial
ton. The prosperity argument was
probably the most potent one used by
the Republicans. They compared pres
ent conditions with the panic times Of
'93 and '96 and this argument had
weight with those who did not stop to
consider the reason for the change.
The appeal stand by the president
while the war is on had a great deal
of influence among those who did not
realize that war against doctrine
of self government in the Philippines
must react upon us in this country.
1--WE were defeated, but are not dis
couraged. The fight must go on. am
sure that Republican policies will be
repudiated by the people when the
tendency of these policies are fully
understood
Concerning himself, Mr.. Bryan said
II have come out of the campaign
with perfect health and a clear con
science. Our newspapers, our cam.
paign speakers and our local organiza-
tions all did their part. j have no fault
to find and no reproaches. shall con
tinue to take an active interest in pol.
itics as long as live. shall not be
senatorial candidate before the legis
lature, which has been elected. Sena-
| tor Allen deserves the senatorshiI
which goes to the Populists. Mr.
Hitchcock and w. III. Thompson are
ayowed candidates for the senator
ship. They are both deserving of the
party and 1 am too grateful to them
for past support to stand in their way
4 even if desired seat in the senate
Mr.. Bryan sent the following tele
gram to President Mckinley: ''At the
close of another presidential cam
| paign it is my lot to congratulate yo,
| ON second victory"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
North Dakota.

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 9.-Nearly COM
plete returns have so far changed the
situation that all counties are now said
to be Republican. The lowest major
ity in any is said to be 23. Individual.
figures have been lost sight of in the
grand majority, which is now 12,377,
nearly one-fourth the total vote, and
an increase of 1871 per cent in the Nc
Kinley majority of four years ago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
General Dewet wounded.

Pretoria, Nov. 9.-Genelal Dewet has
been wounded in the leg in fight With
the troops of General Knox at Rens.
burg drift. According to native re.
ports the Boer commander narrowly
escaped capture.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Killed In a Wreck.

Roseberg, Or, Nov. 9.-Two miles
south of Roseberg, by a head-end col
lision between two freight trains on
the Southern Pacific, Samuel Hen
bricks, engineer was killed outright
and Fireman Riddle lost a foot and
was otherwise bruised. Engineer Wal
ter brennan was fatally injured and
Fireman Wilhound was killed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Donates Hospital to nIuscatine.

Muscatine, Ia, Nov. 9.-NIiss Mira
Hershey, daughter of the late million
aire lumberman, Benjamin Hershey.
yesterday purchased ground for the
site of the public hospital which she
will erect and donate to the city.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Delaware.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9.-Semi-offi-
cial returns of the election in Della
ware show: Bryan 17,S4S, Mckinley
21,961, McKinley's plurality 4,O13.
There is great interest in the official
count, as there is probability of the
count changing the complexion of the
legislature from Republican to Demo
cratic.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Street HALLWAY Strike at Pensacol..

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 9.-No electric
car has been run here since yesterday,
the motormen and conductors having
gone out on strike on account of the
company refusing to allow motormen
to use seats on the car platform.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Meade County Stands Alone.

Deadwood, s. D., Nov. 9.-Meade
county still has a very small Bryan
majority. The other five counties in
the Black Hills went Republican by
1000. The Republicans will have Il
ratification meeting in Deadwood Sat.
urday night.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Harvey to Make His Home In Arkansas.

Rogers, Ark, Nov. 9.-M. H. Har-
vey, best known as the author of
Coins Financial School," arrived
here yesterday from Chicago and gave
out the following statement: I'm the
next decade there will be riots, mar
tial law and much distress and misery
in congested centers of the north, with
the people helplessly subjected to an
influence that is slowly bringing about
their crucitiXion. The people of Ar
kansas are to be congratulated on hav-
ing no large city and no extremely
rich people. For this reason l have
come here to make my home'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
The Vote In Kansas.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. Unofficial re-
turns from all the counties give Nc
kinley 23,S15 plurality, Stanley (Rep.).
for governor. 19,469 plurality.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
stark and shallenbsrger Elected.

Lincoln, Nov. 9.--Congress: Fourth
district, w. L. Stark fusioD elected;
Fifth district, a. G. shallenberger lsu-
sion) elected
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Stories Of German Atrocities.

Berlin, Nov. 9.-The papers continue
to print letters from German soldiers
in China showing the terrible atrocities
committed by German troops. A let
ter printed yesterday describes the
capture of a certain village. BAY
onets We're fixed and the Germans
were told to shoot down or bayonet
every one in sight. During the night
many Chinese were killed, including
woman and child"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
President. Plurality In Illinois.

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Complete unofficial
returns from the state show the total
vote for president to have been: Nc
Kinley 593,O23, Bryan 497, 800, McKin-
ley's plurality 95.O93. The plurality Of
Yates, for governor. is 65,11A.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
RUSSIA GRABS Territory
Claims Section on the River
Front at Tien Tsin.
CONsULs TO MAKE PROTEST..


English and German Concessions is In
yoived-East Arsenal In the Territory
Annexed by the Russians.
Tien Tsin. Nov. s.-General Line
witch. the commander of the Russian
troops, has officially notified the for
eign consuls through the Russian con-
sui that the land on the riverside oppo-
site the British and German settle
ments has been annexed to Russia by
right of conquest. Unless all foreign
owners of property Immediately de-
posit documents proving their owner
ship no claims will be entertained.
Much railroad property, as well as the
east arsenal, is included in the terri.
tory annexed by Russia. The consuls
will protest against the annexation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
NO Change IN SITUATION.
On Face of Returns Mckinley
Has 2o5 Electoral Votes.
BECKHAM STILL LEADING.

But Yerkes Claims Kentucky Has Elected
Him or--Courier-Journa Has Re-
turns From All But Eleven Precincts
In the state--Fraud is Charged.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
Vote of Confidence In French Cabinet

Paris, Nov. 9.-At the close of long
session yesterday, eliminating in sew
eral exciting divisions, the chamber
of deputies adopted resolution of con-
tidence in the Waldeck- -Rousseau gov
ernment by 800 votes against 222. The
chamber had previously adopted res
olution expressing regret that the gov
ernment had surrendered to Belgium
Sepido, the assailant of the Prince of
Wales.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09

The public dinner given Thursday
night in the ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria, New York, to General o. o.
Howard in honor of his 10th birthdaA,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-09
NEBRASKA FOR N Mk|NLEY.
Almost Complete Returns Give
Him Lead ofat Least 5000.
CLOSE ON THE STATE TICKET

UlUOG UN IaG STATE IlCkEI
Complete Figures From Two-Thirds of
the State--Legislatnre Appears to Be
About Evenly Divided--Douglas Coun-
ty q Pivot.
Omaha, Nov. 9.-Complete returns
from twO-thirds of the counties in Ne
braska and scattering returns from
the balance show Mckinley has car
ried Nebraska by plurality of at least
5000.
Both sides are still claiming the state
ticket and the legislature.
The legislature will likely be decided
by Douglas county, in which it will
take the official count to determine
the vote.
In Douglas county the count is close
and charges of fraud are made by the
Democrats. The Republicans claim to
have elected one out of three senators
and six out of nine representatives,
while the Democrats claim two sena-
tors and all of the representatives.
The Bee says: Returns from all but
ten of the 80 counties in the state show
the Republican electors have major
ity of S,593. The missing counties
four years ago gave Bryan plurality
of 1,763 and if they give a correspond
ing verdict this year the Republican
plurality will be 6796. The Bee feels
justified by the returns in claiming the
election of Dietrich for governor by at
least 1000. In the 72 counties re-
ported he has a plurality of $3.50. The
missing counties two years ago gave
Poynter plurality of only 1859, and
if they should vote the same this year
y it would still leave a plurality of $40
for Dietrich
The Bee claims the legislature will
be Republican by a safe working ma
jority in both houses.
The World-Herald Dem.) claims the
lieutenant governor will cast the de-
Gliding vote in the upper house and
that the lower house is evenly divided,
with two places in doubt.
The World Herald says: Complete
returns from 81 of the 80 counties in
the state indicate the reelection of
GUvernor Poynter by a plurality of
HOO. These counties give Poynter
9O,1SO and Dietrich S9,219 These
same counties in 1898 gave Poynter
75,S4s and Hayward 1851 This COM
! parison shows a net loss of 1900, and
1t covers about three-fourths of the
vote of the state. The later returns
indicate that Mckinley carried Ne
+ braska by 5000 plurality. Complete re-
turns from 67 counties give Bryan 95,-
O53 and Mckinley 99,913. Four years
ago these counties gave Bryan 96,579
and Mckinley S5,1O5. This shows a
net loss for Bryan that nearly wipes
out his lead of four years ago, and the
remaining counties yet to come in will
undoubtedly give Mckinley plurality
of about 5000. The state ticket seems
to be running right up with the gov
ernor, and some of the candidates will
probably receive larger plurality
Z than that indicated by Poynter."
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
Loss ~ uOvnss In war,

IN every gppDl nnmDnlHD no IoBB Of
horses " onOwmOuH NDpOIuOD'H div
astpOus pnlpaat from Moscow IN Hnlu 10
have eOsl hin Jb,DOD ON on 10000
horses lDDpiDg tD0 pWDoO'n0WMDD
WNp which lnAlpd from JnIy, lAfD, 10
May, 1871, Djl,OOO MN being unAnH0d,
something llkp 10000 hOpaos Wavn lOsl,
III u campaign lIhD llD South AfpIonD
Tho lOss must be pVOpDpllOnNlDDy lnAyI
Iov, slvv0 large Dnmbpry Or thO horses
suooumD 10 lho conditions ~ Ilrn 10
which Tiny nm unused, IN mo HAypl
tlAD campaign Or lAsg WI found lint
tho 0llMnl1 Wns fDp morn tAinl llDD
tho NDemy's Npn llnDr lh0 I9DHllail
horses employed warn JIAnDlnI, NH
on these 0OD dIod Of nIsonHo Ov pkr
haUstIOn, while only ND wpvp killed IN
action IN u 0npAlrF nation hOyaos, ls
the lApgop tDrgola, allrnp more hoayllE
ihAD tl0 men Az bnlnhtnM tho llNhl
bplgade, g7O strong, lOsl BDO hOpsnA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
~DRDlNANcE Nh I'M,

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NH tDn,MW Mr. public IightiAE Mg
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BN N ordained by Tho city dOWneil OF
Elm City 0f BllllnHa}
Hoe, l., That TIM city clerk Dn and
N hapeby instructed 10 advertise, IN
some Wenkly newspaper published IN
lhn city NJ Billings Tor net lasA thAn
four consecutive Issues, and IN sOnla
NnwsMpw published In Chicago Tor
the aAMa paplOd, " EMIL tor bids for "
nOnirAnt Tor lighting I'm city ~ pill
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according 10 specifications To ba drawn
by lhn city clark AMI approved by Tho
COMMITTEES IN lights Of fhA city 10NDs
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lniD thA contract And furnish tho bonds
above required within twenty days
IpOM llh nWnpdinp 81 tho contracts
Aop, VI flint there b0 and IN hereby
HVAlllnn ~ my person ~ persons Op
corporation, their heirs, R@noGasAOpA AMI
aHHIHDA hDpAAyIap obtaining n pONIpAGt
from lhn, ely W Billings for public
lighting tho right 10 carry on b ven
epnl Nlnelpln lighting business W tho
city Df Billings, and furnish lights
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Hi lnHH, NM 10 greet Iha necessary
poles nnl string The necessary wires
pOp lighting The city, nnd FOp Furnish
Ing lights nDd electric power 10 Tho
public, anbjoef NJ tho restrictions Of
Tho o|rnlnnOonA W tho city W Billings
nA 10 Tho erection Of poles md string
lnU ~ wires, and ~ lle payment OF
my %lloonHop pVnsnplbod by ordinances,
nnl Ia TIN restrictions Of ANY yonhOnu
Nbln ordinances which may hereafter
bo pnsHoh nnd aloplod by Iho city
nOnDDll,
Adopted by ll,e city council md
approved thiH fth day Of August A.
H 1900, N, v, UbBMHNT,
President OF ODnnelI nnd Acting Mayor
Attest Fred, III, HalhhOpn,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
FRIDAY, AUGUST VI, 1900,
m ADVERTISERS,

within n wnnh or Ton days n wproI
sentative on Tho daSette VIII mlI
upon tho business mon OF Billings Mo-
li0itinE their fnyom IN lllo way Of Adl
yrtiHiDg rr The Morning daSotto,
Upon tIe extent ~ Tho advertising
patronage accorded 10 The NaSottI
Will largely depend tho nuoonHa " tle
daily edition on tlo pnioE The daily
edition VIII In mDlelo with tells
graphic and lOonl news and lts editor
inl columns VIII average with tho
other Montana daily newspapers WI
mann 10 make tho morning edition NJ
lllia newspaper II credit 10 Billings and
one Of flW permanent nAtnron on Tho
oity " hard work and honest mdeavr
viii build up n daily newspaper IN
this Oily, I'm AuoooMA IN assured " Tho
people M home mu inclined " tront
tho daily with the ussWunee thai "
entered n welcome nold
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24

~ IN N severe indictment which Dp,
George u Miller Of Omaha maker
against Bryan Dr. Miller WINS thp
founder Of the OmAla Herald md hAa
baen IN close touch with Nebraska
democracy for " quarter Oh u century
~ more, FOv years he bumped elbows
with Bryan md he ~ Inn position
10 speak nithOpifatiyely IN 10 The
ability " the democratic candidate
for the presidency, Dp Miller 4ays Of
BvyanJ
~ have no fhiih whatever IN his
sincerity, benAlae | credit him with
more tiian ordinary Intelligence, tie
knew lhe fAllAey Of the free silver
proposition when IN first thrust "
llpOn Iln pnpty Ia IDS state, but hn
insisted npOp making " u pOlitienl
lHAiie, fDT With mDtllpp' HE q0l0knpss,
he v0aliged IllAt " could be peAdily
employed ~ delndn u people WhO NJ
llAl iiIAe we're suffering u universal
business dappeaHsiOn
n1ho primary ObjeGtiDn W Bryan
IN lllA continuous nHsanlt upon the M
lablisIed institutions NJ liis country,
Ills tnpomlttlnH ATTACKS upon our GiliD
HnIlH VINO happen w own something,
his opposition 10 the rights Of Onp
courts nld Ibis implied gApelBssD1As IN
W fhe preservation on Inv md order,
He W. forever appealing 10 class
pp0jUdlm Mld n|ndeAyOpiDE. 10 hpvAy
one portion Of cur people nHailsI
another Ha Mndeps 10 tie desives Of
tlp enyl0na, INSCRIPTIONS ANA Wpas
Ap0nslblA members w society, md
Tor tllnt paaaOD alone ! consider him u
dangerous man W place nh tho hend Of
Oup government
~ regard Bryan IN n sOeialisiiG rev.
Olnll0nist llng0d with religious fan
nlloiAnh On lh6 money question
Bryan pv6a0leA " false doctrines Oh
TN. rights ~ HE md property he
mOldB llls Apaeoll w annp0lislie form |
0n tho Philippine problem IN WOmiaas
nothing dlifefpnt from illa course now
being spipAIad nv llln administration,
hnl attempts w 0nfgll votes by n
gvonndloAA cry of imperialism"
The estimate OF Bpyan IN given by
ono OF his oldest acquaintance cannot
bo oasily brushed aside u reflects
Tho views w one on the men IN tllia
country most competent 10 judge by
peaA0n ~ hlH intelligence aNd disopim'
in0tiDg Judgment, and Oh account VI
t)r, MlIlev'H long and intimate as1Ooiu
atlon with Mr. Bryan In Tho field of
DOIjIjOa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24

Az ibn shipper ~ lbn lnpRnSl amount
OF wool 81 my town IN America BIZ
iDss ODEht 10 pm ID u DID rDp I'm Nm
tioDnl W|OOlHpDwnpA conventions which
win ment ~ ono Df lhp mountain
states Dnst jnnnnpy, Thn wOolupDw'
OPS oODld bn accommodated hepn nNd
" Nv bnt nAiDml IhnI they ShOnlh mont
IN u ely which hA wool 10 burn, "
nnpoHHnpy, Tho proper hind ~ M
effort dlpnetml ~ Ihn nknnnllyn eOMs
mjtlpe Or Ibe association DNwht ~ lnnd
the meeting rDp Billings TIN %tinsotte
rises 10 pmnyk lDAt Tim wOOlmM Mnd
elllsaDs Of Billings Wnaonl tIn ndyNnt'
ngos ~ Billings md mike u DID lOp
the nAitDml mnnIiDp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24

Among other npwMiDen,ly men
toned" candidates for governor Oh Wv
staIe republican ticket IL Mayor l0d'
wnpds os Helena, Edwards hAs sprung
lniO nOtOptety for hAyiDE No mr. FOR
gotten himself while n member Oh tha
HeIem city oODDeil ihAt ha, with
malice afOyethOuRbb deliberately spin
into tha faen Oy one NJ hls colleagues,
Ito ~ AlsO TIN AuthDp ~ thnt famous
ItnlaA city ordinance which pro-
blbtis eApeolMAiinp Dn HolenA''A alde'
walks His 'pDll' outside " I'm
select fDW hundred M htelnM N AAld
10 bn NAenllnDt bni there ~ some l,oH'
lion M 10 whether Op non he VIII hnvn
ihe support ~ Bblip knllh Df lhn
DIpvNl1,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24

atate Affairs certainly the Standard "
getting very near the line which d.
yldes the democratic and republican
parties There Ape Some men IN the
state olasAad AN republicans FOR which
tle Standard would be willing 10 con-
tpibnte nj lenst The receipts os iis Sub,
soptpiiODs In Tho Deighb0phOoi ~ ihe
Clark mines NJ Butte for a month "
they could be Dnmad for state Office,
GOL Dabeoek OF Billings, for IN
stance, ~ ono 0f iha Standards fa'
yOrites IN the republican ileld and
the Anaconda paper thus boosts tho
Billings candidate In The llst OF eDipiesi
Another republican whose light
ming rod IA visible W The naked eyp "
COL A, ~ Babe0eA Of BllliDgs Tho
republicans might No over thD state
with n nne tooth comb and n eAka ~
shampoOlnH soap and they wOnldnI
find " better republican. ihAn Cob
URbeDGk, Dnt babeOek N Handicapped
by being MI honest man"
New there yOn have pednoad Into
cold type The opinion OF MODtaDA's
lending democratic paper M 10 the
Yellowstone county candidate for tha
aoyopDOvAhip nomination Lot ns pa
pentI "Tha republicans might 10
over The state win n fine tooth comb
and n cake ~ shAmpO0iDH soap and
They wOnIdn't md u better republican
lhnn gOl, DabpOok,
And the Standard Ia not given ~
battepy, Chm IlN republican party
niYOrd 10 overlook Yellowstone NJ lhe
IalaM 1OnynntiOnY
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