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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-06

on the ryn of tho presidential election
the political situation remains unchanged.
generally speaking, tho campaign leaders
Of the TWO great political parties maintain
ing their claims made last Saturday as
published IN The Republic with few ln"dt-
fications.
Predictions Of favorable weather "onii-
ttons and intensified interest in the result.
together with remarkably heavy regiS'ra-
tt"u in the larger cities of the country. seem
I" Insuro heavy vote
Charges Of fr:uld ar" common in tho
!'uttful states many arrests having lseu
made in Indiana. ohio. Illinois and New
York In Illinois. however these charges
are less emphatic than usual I'm g.t tsidrntiuI
elections aud = comparatively Guiot and
peaceful election IS expected ~ tn" leaders
of both PARTIES
Tn" last day of ~" campaign nas rotah"
N connecticut. ohio. Illinois. lnGaua aud
New York. wharr charges and c"ruter-
charges were made d" rhr ieaa"rS ur h1'n
parties. circulars wrr" distributed BOY tons
Of thousands aud u"w ail" cnpha-i, pro
dictous If " coming il9islidc freely made
Tho situation in ala N" St.:as Yesterday
evening is summed up Im IN" following dis
patches.
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rlcsed their campaign to-day with meetings
~ every congressional district They are
confident az victory in all hut the Eighth
and Ninth districts. These are doubtful
aud both sides are putting forth every ef-
fort 10 carry them. II there is any trouble
al tho polls tomorrow II will probably he
and hitter. The great interest manifested
in the senaturship viii insure a full vote all
over the stat.
Jackson. Miss. Nov with Indications
for fair weather g.unraliv over .he State nT
Mississippi tomorrow. the chairmen OF the
executive committees are expecting big
vote. The Democrats claim 5".t11 to ea.oJ
New orleans. Ia, Nov. 5.-Tf,e Democrats
ar" confident -f sweeping victory Of the
state and think the old majority will be
has not heen reduced while the rev Rep;Ib-
leans will not exceed in number the elm
mated negroes
concord. y IT. Nov Both political
rartic= closed tn. campaign in New Hamp-
shire tonight with numerous rallies. nut
there was very little excitement. The Dem
urrItir managers ConCsde about what the
Republican leaders claim. and If the wealth
iient Mckinley 21F3 plurality and .Ior-
dan. the Republican candidate for Govern
Providence. r. l.. Nov. 5-With the Re
publican rally IN this city tonight. the
first Of the campaign for either party the
canvass in this State ended; Republican
managers eXU.rt 10 increase their plurality
II 220r of four years age.
Portlaad Me. Nov. 5-The conditions In
Maine have not altered materially since
Saturday evening ami there is no reason TO
change the estimate Of the prong hie hepup-
charleston < e.. Nov. 5.-The Democrats
have no opposition IN South Carolina. ana
the campaign. which closed Saturday n sh'.
was fcatureleSs The electoral vote seems
certain Tor Bryan. but his MA jority is not
.ypecteI to be large.
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KANSAS.

Topeka. kas.. Nov. 5.-Th"rp has been no
important DEVELOPMENT i'm the political
situation IN this state since Saturday night
10th sides to-nlGht profess great eagsTness'
for the hattI" tomorrow and the utm st
confidence i'll tn" result.
Tn" Republicans claim u victory for Mr-
i(wl"v by 25,'"1 plurality. the success "f tli"
stat" ticket 10y plurality somewhat less.
tE" election of eight t"gErcs~Tu.n and q
majority on Join, ballot in the LEGISLATURE
III" fusin1iS's 'rrCcde on" Congressman
/" the Republicans. but rI1iu everything
else. placing I:ryaU's plurality ut i6.rno.
With f1ir weather Tor which the ir'i'"a-
tl"ns ar" now Favorable. very heavy vote
viii b., IuI!,I
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Marine Intelligence.

New York, Nov. 6.-Arrived: La TouTaine,
Havre: Manitou. London.
Genoa Nov. 5-Arsived: Ailer, from New
York, via Naples.
Glasgow. Nov. 5.-Arriyed Californian.
from New York.
Liverpool. Nov. 5.--Arrived: Lancastrian,
from Boston.
London. Nov. 5.-Arrived: Minneapolis,
New York.
Gibraltar, Nov. ARRIVED: Werra, New
York, for Naples and Genoa. anG proceeded.
HonG-konS. Nov. 4.---Sailed: Monmouth
shire. Yokohama and Portland, Ore.
Southampton. Nov. 5.-Arrived: Steamer
kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse New York. via
Chertourg, for Bremen.
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CONNECTICUT.

Now Haven. Conn. Nov. :. tonn"rtfrtt
Tonight awaits ne political BATH" Of go,
morrow with an interest that m! y" Saili
iu he f,y,ri~h Gn.u compared with ihc
'orurlac'urv of tho Stat" during th" "m-
paIGn liuw closed
The two state committees today issued
now statements. Each was iEI! IF confident
claims. more emphatic than the contention
contained 'u tho statements of last w"ch-
The Republicans insist, with iu"r" ls"d III;
Urts. thar - wholesale victory for that .'1r-
ts Is in tn" air. Tic Democrats are more
r1mhativ" than heretofore and. in addition
to claims of = state ticket walkuvr', ary Iu-
,insd +" TAX" Connecticut from ills position
m the doubtful column OF their tables aii
edge ~ over tu the Bryan column.
Tho i,atUr. uf IN" day has l.""u tn" cirru-
latiou of lr"rutur" of tn" :"9rhark tHre-
circulars Ia many forms. hav' h"cu sent tn
almost every class, Of voters. charges ht-vc
been vnlcyed from the organization hcad-
quarters only to hc mt with dI~aN"wFis Iii
counter ch1rgos i1l together. t.l' day has
beer 81 li.clv ono
Irdirntions p"Ert to tho casting Of an i'm
mems, vote. win complications :hgt viii 70
salt in u delayed count.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati. Nov. All speculation to-
night is on the question of Democratic
gt'irs IN ts. cities aHI Republican gains in
the rural districts of Ohio Iohn II No
Lean IS hey. trying ia Icduc" the Ecpat,-
lion plurality in Hamilton County one
half This county EHve Mckinley almost
glunn plurality four years ago.
Republican Stat" Chairman Dick says his
poll shows over sr."D FOR Mckinley in
Ohio ard seventeen Of the tW-uty-onr Con-
Sr""sm-n. Democratic State Chairman
Long claims Bryan will carry Oiiu unless
prevented 10y coercion ana purchase
Both sides are issuing notices and warn
ings about the Use Ot pencils and all SORTS
of fraud. There il much excitement in some
cities. aut! especially III the towns of close
congressional districts. II was thought that
there would hn no congressional contests
here but much fi.irinS has developed to-
day between iircmw.Il RcpD and Kettle
Qbem.t in the Second District.
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greater energy in this State than the one
that has Just closed.
ii"tu hem"ciLric and Republican man
ayers have made every preparation against
unlawful action at the polls 10y their on
run"nts. hut th.I" has been less talk of
slyh things this year than in prior cam
Iaen* The chances are that there viii ha
no more fraudulent voting IhaH occurs ut
every city election.
The Board nf Election Commissioners late
~ nigh: commenced the distribution of bal
lots TO th" various precinct judges, and. al
though carefully systematlzed, the work
viii hardly he completed by dayliaht. Ee
"1uS. of III" great number of State and
county officials to be voted for. the ballots
this year are about III. size OF a small
circus poster.
y very !ul vote will he pulled in the
Sta at-iarg". and espe,i ,ially in Chicago AMI
tooA county. Tho asht here ha. bcca of tho
'';lrisest C.s, ,rIptioA. AMI every effort viii
b" made to bring the voting strength Of
both parties into the Held The Republicans.
in particular are clat'd at the prospect Of
tine weather tomorrow, and say 1t means
their sure success.
The Democratic managers declare that
weather VIII make no difference. aud that
rain or shine. the election is certain to re-
suit In 4 sweeping Democratic triumrh
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INDIANA.

Indianapolis Ind, Nov. 5.-The eye before
the great battle IN Indiana fnris both sides
resting on their arms eager for the fray of
tomorrow. Indications point to a full vote
being polled.
Before leaving for hts home at Spencer
Tonight, Chairman Martin of the Demo
cratic State Committee made the following
statement:
81 se. no reason for changing my predic-
tons rs heretofore made. / believe Indiana
Will go Democratic by a very safe ma
jority.'
Before going away tonight. Mr.. Herney.
chairman Of the Republican State Commit
tee, gave to the Associated Press his final
estimate OF the probable result:
1T is a landslide. We will elect eleven
Congressman sure, and Will carry the State
by not less than i6.eao and will elect the
carry both branches of the Legislature"
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GENERAL. DnNEsTI,'

Dockcry closed his campaign in Missouri
yesterday. He was enthusiastically received
at every stopping point and his appearanc.
at his home town. GaIlatin. was the occa-
sion for a very enthusiastic demonstration.
Webster Davis attracted large crowds at
the points in Missouri where he spoke yes
crday.
Samuel Alschuer returned TO his home
city. Aurora last night. and the citizens
welcomed him with wild enthusiasm.
]. l.. Pickering is confident that Illinois
Mill elect Aischuler.
Democrats of Indiana claim they have
discovered gigantic conspiracy to buy ~
Nn1 votes FOR Mckinley. one arrest was
made yesterday and II IS threatened that
Foo more will he made to-day If an attempt
Is made to carry out the plan.
Cleveland saloonkeepers threaten 10 defy
the law compelling them to keep their
places of business closed twenty-four hours
and trouble Is feared.
A thousand special peace officers have
been sworn in by the Democrats and Re
publcans Of Denver, where party feeling
: runs high and trouble at the polls is ex-
pected.
The Democratic and Republican nationa,
committees claim safe maicrittes for the
Democratic and Republican national candi-
dates. respectively.
The weather predictions for fair and
pleasant weather to-day over practically
the entire country. Showers are possible in
some of the New England States and in a
few Of the States in the Far West.
The Cuban Constitutional Convention con-
Sened yesterday at Havana.
Washington is intensely interested in the
result of to-day's elections and has madz
elaborate preparations for getting the re-
turns at the earliest possible moment
Chief of Police William 5. Devery of
Greater New York was indicted on
charge Of interfering with the work of the
State Superintendent OF Elections
Adiai L. Stevenson was rendered an ova-
ton last night at Bloomington On the eve of
the election.
William Jennings Bryan concluded his
campaign work last night with six speeches
at Omaha. Neb., after flying trip through
his own State.
Isaac Hull Adams. grandson OF President
John Adams and nephew Of John Quincy
Adams. died yesterday. He was a bachelor
Adjutant General Corbin is going TO
Europe on a vacation. his health being
poor. He will return some time in Decem-
Der.
The population of enc State of Indiana Is
e.5ls4s2 as against 2.is2 30. In 1890
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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Discount rates were ) 10 per cent on car
and time loans Clearances. S6.5Hs29' ud'
ances. ss2c s7a. New York eNchanse, sgc dls
count bid. SIC discount asked; Louisville I"'
discount bid. par asked: Chicago, s',c ",s-
count bid. 35c discount asked; New ot'e" ~
2ac discount bid, par asked: Cincinnati, 25c
discount bid. par asked.
The local wheat market closed higher a I
Elizc nominal Nov. &c asked Dec; W.
May. 72a7it2c No. : red. corn closed hisheI !.
at S4Tsc bid Nov. 34Nsc asked Dec, "-'t. , nl'
gear. 352,c asked May. S55sd 36i2c NO VIM = :,
oats CLOSED at 23c nominal Nov. 80 ''''
Dec. 2is.c bid May. 2314 a cs'2c No ?
The local market for standard mess p"'N
closed quiet at si3 for new. Prime steam
lard closed steady at s6s5 for Fast Side.
The local spot cotton market 'i"sea
eteady.
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RAILROADS.

Hampton Rich. formerly president Of the
1onia and Lansing, died a the age of 81
years
Rumors of H Z HuntnEton's proposed
resignation are denied.
Several important appointments have
been made on the New York Central
The Baltimore and Ohio Will shorten ,ts
line between Chicago and Pittsburg.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
will meet in Chicago on November II.
An official statement is given of the
amount Of gold taken out OF the North
west.
The Big Four and Chicago and Alton Will
make joint use OF their track between AL
ton and East st. Louis.
Major Charles Hine has been appointed
assistant superintendent OF the Western
Division of the Chicago and Alton.
E s. Tcmpltins was elected commissioner
OF the st. Louis Traffic Bureau.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls S. D. Nov 5.--The eve of the
election finds both parties sJill stoutIy
claiming that they viii carry the State. Re
rublicans estimate that the majority for
their state ticket will he between 6NS aud
500, and that this majority VIII carry with
II the congressional and Stat" tickets ana
comfortable majority on joint ballot IN
tn" next legislature
The Fusion'ts say Bryan VIII carry tho
state by at least 2"h. and that their con
ctes*iGnal and state nominees will be
. lertad ny najorities ranging from 100 To
:'.lor They also claim they will have 4 ma
lnrity -: not less than twenty on joint hal
lot in I'll. STATE tegiSlature. insuring the
return Of Richard I. Tettigrew to- III"
Tinted States Senate.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. "a campaign that
really began before any nominations wers
made closed tonight in Kentucky with
both sides claiming the State in published
reports by 29@D. though disinterested esti-
mates do not put the majority either way
above 5000 or Sdi6
The Republicans made the i=eue and
named II civil liberty which term ex-
presses their opposition to the Goehei cleo
ton law ana the action OF the LEGISLATURE
in the contested election cases The STATE
Central Committee of the Independent Dem
ocTats. who in the last election cast 70 IlD
votes for John Young Brown for Governor
has indorsed Yerkes Rep) for Governor
and Bryan.
The Democrats claim that the bulk Of
the independents have returned to the par
ty. 1t IS generally believed that Bryan will
run ahead Of Beckham Den,) for Governor
and that Yerkes will run ahead of Nc
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, W. Va. Nov. 5.WheelinGs
Mother Hubbard parade. the evening be
for. presidential elections when the mem
bers OF the marching clubs of all parties
come together and join in Il great demon
stration in honor of the w0mans suffrage
candidate for President is unique and orig
inal with this city.
To-night's affair, in honor of Mrs. Gait.
WAS the largest on record, fully 2.h" march
crs being in line. The real wnmans suf-
fracists. however. have on this occasion en-
tered an emphatic protest against the DEM
To the favor with which the public looked
at it, over 5000 people lined the streets
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SPECIAL CAR SERVICE TONIGHT
Those Who Await Election Re.
turns Will BE Accommodated.

A special schedule has been arranged by
the Transit Company for tonight. in order
to give the people an opportunity to remain
downtown to late hour to obtain the elec-
tion returns.
On every line in town excepting the Sew
enth street. Grand avenue and Lee avenue
divisions. the regular service will be MAIN
tanned one hour later than usual, or until
lis a. n.. on the three lines mentioned the
regular service will be in operation.
Extra owl cars will also be in operation
except on those three lines. The owls will
run at intervals of fifteen minutes through
out the remainder of the night.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 5.-The Republic
ans claim tonight that they will carry
Delaware for Mckinley and the State Re
publican ticket by majority of at least
150o. Republican state Chairman Church, rcso
man claims the State by 5000 majority. The
States Senators. is in doubt. however both
uartias claiming :t.
Democratic State Chairman Salisbury
claims that the State will give Bryan the
electoral vote, and that the Legislature will
have Il Democratic majority.
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. Both the Rrpub-
lean ana Democratic State committees an
nounced tonight that all preliminary work
tor to-m"rr"w's election in this State has
success.
The registration here is the largest in tho
history of the county. Every effort tu ,sat
early returns has been made. but, owing to
tl" heavy ballot. it is feared that the exact
count will he delayed until late Wednesday
morniHw -
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, Nov. a.-Both parties In Illinois
have completed their final arrangements
and are confident of the result of to-mor
rows voting.
Never have the plans of campaign man
ayers in this State been more Comprehcn-
sive or laid with SIeater care. and no pres
idental campaign since that of Blaine or
Cleveland. in 1884, has been folisllt out with
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NEVADA.

Reno Nov. Nov. E.-On the surface ,hn
indications are that the result Will be- very
close. The Republicans have made a hard
Hght tn elect Harrington To Cougress and
the chairman of the Republican Stat. Cen
trail Committee says Harrington will be
elected by ~" majority
The Democrats. on tha other hand. feel
very confident that they will carry the
State, as in 1895, for Bryan and return New
lands 1t" Congress Every indication points
to fair weather and :; large vote
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UTAH.

salt Lake. Utah, Nov. 5-The Republican
and Democratic State chairmen have made
no changes in their estimates as given ON
Saturday night. y few speeches were made.
Tonight in the principal cities of the state.
The feature of the closing of thu campai-n
In this city was the Joint debate tonight
between Southerland and King the carId;-
dates for Congress. An immense crowd lis
tened to the addresses
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Wy. Nov. 5.-There is no
change in the political situation since last
report The Republicans are still sanguire
Of electing their whole ticket. and the Dem
ocrats are silent. Mondsl. Republican, Is
confident Of election to Congress
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SPORTING.

In the golf tournament ut the Field Club
yesterday Stickney beat McCiee S up and
to play. Mckinnie beat kennett up and 3
10 play. Vickery beat Gregg } up and = To
play. Turner beat BrGckrnire / up in ~
holes and Adams beat McCreery up, 3 10
play.
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Fugitive From Justice Arrested.

REPU BtIc SPECIAL
Conway. Ark. Nov. a.-Zander Davidson,
who is under Indictment here for several
crimes and who has been fleeing from JUS
tice for some time. was caught near May
flower and lodged in Jail to-day.
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and laughed at the queer and ridiculous COS
tunes the marcherS wore.
The situation tonight is unchanged. The
Republicans continue 10 claim the State by
over l",Ho and the democrats also claim
;i. State
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
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Piles Cured without the Knife.

Itching, bind. bleeding or protruding
piles Your druggist will refund your money
If PAZD OINTMENT fails to cure you. 51c.
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Failing Hair

If your hnir is coming out
by the haudful. you arc losing
from 500 to 1000 hairs . d,yl
You are bound to have thin half
OF no hair at al very soon IT
this rate. aren't you? Better
stop this falling at once BY using
Ayers Hair vigof. 1t will
make your hair grow. too. grow
thick and 1ong.
II you do not obtain the benefit you desire
from use of the vigor, write the Doctor
about IL. He will tell you Just the right
thing :odo. Address, Dr.. j. .C.AYER. Lowell,
Mass.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-24
BUSH FIRE RAGING.
F anes Surround Thirty five Men
Near Winnipeg in Prov
ince of Manitoba.

Winnipeg, Man, April PA big bush
fire is raging at Vassar, eighty-four miles
southwest, and about thirty-five men are
surrounded. When the fire assumed Sc
rious aspect a special train was sent out
to bring the men, numbering over 300,
in. Thinking to save the horses, about
thirty-fve remained behind After the
train started those on board saw how
bad the fire was and the train undertook
to return but could not get through and
came on to Winnipeg. Another train
bearing physicians has now set out
Another serious bush fire has broken
out at Dawson.
st. Paul, Mimi, April PA Winni-
peg special to the Dispatch says: 1t is
now feared that twenty to thirty lives
have been lost in the forest fires along
the Southwestern railway. The delayed
regular train arrived early today and the
lumbermen who had escaped from the
fires confirm all reports of the serious
nature of the fires and especially cX-
pressed fears for the safety of the men
at keith's camp. The fire smouldered
for two or three days and a high wind
famed it to an astonishing rate. 1t COW
cred strip three miles wide and took
everything before it. The water tank,
Of metal and full Of water, at \ aSsar sid
ing was consumed. 1t is stated that all
the men III the two camps were sur
rounded and that many horses are
known to have persisted. 1t is hoped,
however, that some at least of the men
may have escaped. The property loss
Will De very heavy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-24
LOVE BY WIRE COLLECT"
She had Him Arrested and for Three
Months He will Send No More.

New York, April 21.-Business was
never dull in the District Telegraph of
hce, Broadway and Thirtieth street,
when William Mann was about. Mann
is a dry goods clerk At one time he
boarded in the same house with Miss Ida
Halstead, also a dispenser of dry goods
and conceived violent affection for her
which obliged Miss Halstead to move
Then Mann took up quarters in the mes
senger office and bOmbarded her with
kilograms.
After having received few thousand
messages. the servants where Miss Hal
stead abides struck. Then the young
woman had Mann summoned to the JEFF
fersOn Market court.
Just look at these telegrams,' said a
friend Of the complainant to reporter
He read:
An h-re. Await thy coming. Answer
my angel precious. Collect.
Disregard previous statements; what l
now say cancels everything. Collect.
must collect.
In future l shall merely refrain from con
fusing expressions. Collect.
Will you name the day? Notify me at
my expense. Collect.
No answer yet to message No. 1900. Col
lect.
Did you ever see anything more fool
ish than those?" said Miss Halstead
He did ask me to marry him, but l re-
fused, and the people in the messenger
office say that he would send kilograms
demanding answers to those that had
hardly reached the wire
Mann careSsed shabby silk hat as the
hearing progressed and wept cOpiously.
"May-may-I 90 to the-the-' he
whimpered.
You may for three months on the is
land interposed Magistrate Brann, dis