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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
HANNA ron PRESIDENT.
nut the senator saws He Does Not
want the Job.

Cleveland. o.. Nov Speaker Hcndor-
SON ~ the national House of Representa-
tvcv. was entertained al dinner at the
Union club by about twenty prominent
Republicans ~ Cleveland on the evening
os oct. 81. when be delivered campaign
speech IN this city. Ho greatly surprised
some ~ his hosts during the table talk by
telling them that Senator Hanna's cam
palgn tour of tho Northwest had $50 stir
"a up that section of the country that the
Senator was being talked about there as
a presidential possibility four years hence
Senator Hanna was asked to-day wheth-
cr he had heard of any such sentiment in
the Northwest.
Yes" he answered. II have heard rum
ora 20 that effect. At some Of the moetlngs
addressed Is the Northwest cries
were raised about the next presidency.
watch / could not help hearing There has
been some talk Of the charaeter you mon
lion.
but I don't won't 90 be the next Pres
.deat aflor Mr. Mckinley. won't have
anything 10 do with t. have he'd
enough Of politics. and public life to SUIT
anyone"
Senator Hanna starts tomorrow nishf
for New York TO dispose OF unfinished
Gcontinued on Fifth PageJ
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

NEW YORK.
Mckinley Majority in the state Is
About $4,000

New York. Nov. Political headquar-
ters in this city and state are being aaan-
donei. and che campaigu of leoo Is now
history. Ex-Gov. Stone. who hns had
charge OF the Democratic national head
quarters. is preparing 10 return 70 Mis-
souri, Republican leaders OF national rep
utatlou. who have made their heaaquar-
ters nere 10 this cty for 4 number 81
weeks past are also scattering 20 their
homes Ia different secdons Of the coun-
Try.
Tho Official returns as received are not
materially changing the results. ana No
Kinieys plurality nt miinigh; remains ap-
proximstely 1900 iu the state. John B
Stanch8eid. the Democratic nominee Tor
Governor. ran ahead - his raltys pres
idental electors. hut Oielfs plurality stili
remains about 10000
Both Houses of tHe state Legislature are
Republican hy large plurality.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
ONE CONTINUOUS OVATION.
Mckinley Made speeches on the Was
to Washington.

to Washington.
Pitisburg Pa Nov President Nc
Kinley's trip from canton toward the ma
tional capital to-day has been one con
tinuons ovation 10 TIE twicc-elected head
or the nation. A. every stop there have
been great outpourlnes ~ tie people. bust
ness has been suspended and many fac
tories along tho line havo added their
thousands of workcrs-men ana women
% those who have Joined ia enthusiastic
greetings.
Tho President has appeared ~ each
stop. shaking hands from the rear p.at-
form. ana making short speeches at the
more important Towns. Mrs Mckinley
has received her share o. the popular tu-
butte men and women struggling to pre-
sont her with flower. Patriotism tho
tag aud the volunteer uniform have Ng-
ured everywhere, and M. "trip has been in
tine nature Of "A triumphal journey 90 the
capital
The President made his nfst speech 81
the dny when tine train arrived nt AM
ance. The town had turned out eu masse
20 meet him. wlth bands and banners.
when the President appeared there were
deafculug cheers a. which be- bowed and
smiled acknowledgement and then said:
"My Fellow Citizens. ! have not fniied Ia
observe the verdict of Alliance given on
yesterday. G.on0 continued applause
And / cannot refrain from expressing to
you IN passing. nay very great apprecin-
tlon of this vote of encourage and
support from my old friends and neigh
bors OF Stark county tBreHt applause
~ observe that maloritles rise with
4f Na
American people never fail to support the
flag CApplausel.
II thank you and hli you good after
noon. Tremendous applause and cheer
ins.
spoke 90 Factory Hands.
In the big factory town of salem. a
vast coucoursc of people lined the tracks.
The President bowed his thanks and when
order was partly secured, be said
My Fellow Citizens % has been many
years since / had shc privilege 81 meeting
an audience In the CITY ~ Salem, and Z
assure YOU fhni your greeting and wel-
como to-day give me very sincere pleas.
ure.
You aro here to celebrate the victory
won not by q single party. bat hy the
people Of all parties Great appianseJ 1
so back 90 my public duties 40 The cap
ital encouraged by your confidence. bat
deeply conscious of the grave rcsponsi-
bliiucs which your action o. yesterday
imposes uuou M. ] can only ask of oil
my countrymcn their sympathy und sup
pori in the solution of tae great problems
that ress upon the United States; and ]
am sure that all o. us Will numbly peti-
ti1n the guidance of that Divine Ruler,
who has never failed ,his government
through oil of its viciss.tudes from its
beginning 20 che present hour. thank
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
KERR DENIES TnE CLAIMS.
says Democrats VIII Have 100 Mem
hers fn the House.

hers fn the House.
Washington. Nov. -Beprosontatiyo
Loudenslager who Is 90 charge OF the
Eastern headquarters 81 sao Republican
Congressional Committee. tonight rail
,hat hts returns and the press dispatches
indicated that the Republicans would have
s@ members in che next House of Rep
rescntatvcs, against l1 for the opposl-
Gou
Az the headquarters Of the Democrats
Congres ,ioual Committee. Mr. Kerr. the
secretary. denied the claims made oy the
Republicans TO a majority from 90 10 81
IN the mex: House. IL says that the
Information he hns received makes 81 GER
tain that che Democrats VIII have at
least iG6 members with the prospect ~
one or two more seats watch are sun IN
Doubt, leaving the Republicans ma ior-
ity on the face OF present adviccs of only
g.
Chairman Richardson refused 60 elve
out any statement on the general result
merely saying he 30 not wish 70 talk AZ
this time
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
FATALITIES n KENrUcKY.
Five Men shot 90 Death and Another
Fntmlly wounded.

Louisville Ky. nov 7-Quarreis over
politics and gambling resulted ia five men
being shot 10 death last night in KEN
tucky. ono man Was fatally wounded. Tho
dead.
Alfred stanhope. az Versailles. shot by
George Woodrun. town marshal Of Md
way. ky
Henry Osborne OF Harlan county. shot
by John Day.
Grant Raiues. colored. OF Middlesboro.
shot by J. Griffith. white.
Edgar Brown cf Buckeye. shot by Luth-
cir Rag
Robert Munsey. or Burnside. shot from
ambush.
Fatally wounded:
Thomas Etherinnton. OF Versailles. by
stander, shot Ia Woodruff -stanhope fgnt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
OIIIt.
Mckinney Given m Increased Vote
over 1896.

Columbus. o.. Nov. 7.-Dcmocratc state
Chairman Long had no statement 70 give
out tonight. Republican state Chair
man Dick sa.d.
"t-noanciai returns received from 50 of
the IS counties. warrant the claim OF TO-
o0 Tor Mckinley. and We elec, Il Of the
gl members Of Congress. gain OF two
Tae estimates on the four missing couu-
ues makes che plurality about $3.50. or "a
,.t Renubilcan gain OF about 200 over
,he vote of 1895 The Republicans gained
M r counties ana Democrats IN H. most
~ me Democratic gains being in CleNe-
and Cincinnati and Toledo.
Tne total vote 10 Oalo Yesterday was
,sout il0oooo. the largest ever cast IN
,he state. The Republicans carried al
~ me close or doubtful congressional dis
,.,-,s eieetinE Jacob A. Beldler IN the
twentieth by less than 500. Robert n.
SevIn IN the Third. by i2t. ana Emmett
CONTINUED on Seventh Pags.l
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

Mckinley Has Carried the state ny
About 3o.O01.


Indianapolis Nov IA plurality of any
where from $500 to g1.oO for the Repub-
lean national ticket. the election Of col
W r. Durbin. Republican, to the COVER
norshlp. the election Of the entire state
aud Marion county Republican ticket nine
and perhaps ton out or the thirteen con-
gressmeu. aud the election ot Leeisla-
ture that VIII have "a Republican majority
OF forty on joint ballot. IS a summars n
brief % yesterdays battle al the polls IN
Indiana.
AN unexpected development is the fact
that the Republicans made their strongest
gains In Democratic stronEhoids. In seven
heretofore strongly Democratic strong
holds. Mckinley and the state ticket
showed a greater ratio OF gain than Was
shown by the drures from several strong
Republican counties.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
SENATE TO M RErunLIcaN.
There VIII he Only rwcnty-Seven
Democrats In That BODY.


Democrats Ia That Rody.
Washington, NOV Tho next Senate
assuming that the state lreislatures vii
fuldi their duties aud choose senators -
represent their states. VIII stand. IN tho
basis % yesterdays election. 50 Ropub T.
cans. = Democrats and 2 Independents
with tho LEGISLATURES in souht In th-es
stftcs With tho privilege of elcctns i've
senators at this time
Tho legishurcs n doubt are Delaware
and Nehra ~sa in clch of which states tao
senators are 10 ho chosen and td1ho with
one senatorial chair a. he HleJ Among
those classed 500 tho lu1olou ieut colums
nro Senators Stewart of Nevada ara
South Dakota who in the last Cour-e 4
acted with the Republicans ou aI tn-ty
matters Turner of Washington ami Tilr-
ria of Kansas who acted wltr ttc Demo
Gratis aud Wellington of Maryland.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
AFTER THE VICTORY
sIeKINLEY - CONGRATULATED BN
THOUSANDS.
A BOUQUET FROM ROOSEVELT
LEFT FoR WASutNGr0N AMIDST
BOoMtNC or CANNON.

People FIoclsed 90 the station and
sent II n Tremendous Round OF
cheers Presidential salute OF
rwcnty-one Guns Eired at Canton.
Morl.inEmrn Joined In she Ccte-
bration-Jollihcatio Meetings in
MANY Parts of thc Country.
Canton o.. Nov T. 7-Prssident McKin-
ley was up early to-day and Was soon
the recipient OF oougzatulatory kilograms
by the Thousand
The President brcakfasted at : oe'ock
with Mrs Mckinley and Secretary cor
teiyoa and then sianeed over the morning
papers ana listened - the dispatches.
They came from aH qnarters. many be-
ing cahlagrams FROM ambassadors and
ministers abroad. Secretary HAY. Score
tary Root ani, in fact al Of tae mem
beers Of ere coAnet bad becn heard from.
Following are the messages cNcaan2el
hy the Prrsli a, aud Vice prca1ent-eleat
Roosevelt
oyster Bav ~ Y. oct 6-1'o Prosi-
dent Mckinley. Canton ! congratulate
YOU and corEr1tuiate Tar more the va
lion teel the most feartfet gratitude
over the result, Theodore Roosevelt"
Canton. d.. SoV Hon. Theodore
Roosevelt oyster Bay. y. 81. heartily
appreciate your kind expressions and con-
graduate you upon concluding iu hoaltn.
ono OF the most memorable campaigns In
our political history
eWulIarn Mckinley
Hundreds ~ friends called to congrata-
leto the President for which they re-
ceivod his shanks Ito looked extremely
happy. but in his replies. avoided any
reference Go tho personal triumph In
volyed
Returned TO Washington.
President Mckinley started back -
Washington aml1 the booming Of cannon
ana the cheers OF bis townsmeu. lilo drove
with Mrs Mckinley so the depot. where
Judge Day and many osher friends were
assembled In difference to MIS- NJ
Kluieys wishes there was an avoidance
! for any noisy denomination bu' on Due
ber Hights q mile away. twenty-one guns.
a presidential salute. were nred. ard %
this was added q chorus Of the citys bells
and steam whistles The presidential cas-
] was literally cmbowcrol so flowers.
without organization and without for.
maty tho people Hooked 90 the statIop
I and as the train pulled out sent up a trc
meudous round OF cheers. AS the train
/ left the station IL passed between cob
umns OF working men from the shops and
I factories along the tracks ia an almost
/ continuous line for more than o mile The
/ President stood on the rear platform -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
crnA nEARD ALL AMOUR n.
was OnIy Twenty Minutes Dehind
New York on Returns.

washington. Nov. 7-Geu. Greedy. chief
sienal officer. to-day received ne follow
ing dispatch from Col nunwoody. chief
signal officer az Havana
"Fuu election returns covering i've
thousand words distributed 10 pHnciaa
cities In cuba as Tar east as Guautaram
over the military lines iast nlgHt from en-
10 twenty minutes after taeir re-tlpt IN
New York"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
ELECTION ~ PoRTo RIco.
n IL said 75,Ooo Republicans Voted
fnr "a nnIcEnte.

San Juan. Porto Rico. Nov. lit IS es-
,innted that rs ooo Republicans voted 81
he election yesterday for a commissioners
10 Congress. and members OF the House
OF Delegates Not more than 300 Fed
erals voted The elections was exceed
.rxly orderly. There are no reports or
disturbances. Communication with the
Interior is slow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08


ANY statement.-INerr Denies he
publican Claims.
Chicago. Nov. T.-At 10 o'clock tonight
Congressman Joseph ". Baheoek chair
man ~ the Republican Congressional
Committee. issued ,he following state
ment
THE Democrats have elected solid con
grcsslonal delegation in the following
states viz: Alabama. Arkansas Colora-
do. Florida Georgia Louisiana Missis-
sppi Montana Nevada. South Carolina.
Texas ana Virginia. agsrcgatiug Is mem
bers
The Republicans have elected solid con
rressional delegations N the following
states viz California Connecticut Del
aware Idaho. Iowa K1osas. Maine, MARY
land Michigan. Minnesota New Hamp-
shire North Dakota, Oregon. Rbo.ic lsl-
au3. South Dakota Utah. Washington.
West Virginia. Wisconsin ana Wyoming
aeereeltiur - members
"The Republicans have elected e
members iu Illinois. Tho Democrats 30.
Iorimer aud RoIeuberr. Repuhl ms
having been defeated. IN Indiana we
elect and the Democrats tc
representation remaining tho same as
now. In Kentucky. Republicans 2. In
the Fifth ana Eleventh districts. u mo-
Gratis g. with the Third N.uh ard
Tenth ia doubt Massachusetts, Rcpubn-
can 10. Democrats tho same MS now.
t.fT.. %
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

Rome. Nov THE Pekin correspondent
~ tho Trlbnnn wiring Nov. g. says
News from private source. coming d.
rect from the province of Shen 81 where
the Chimes, court took refuge says that
Emperor Kware Hsu Is about 20 return
10 pekin. Via Ho Nan"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

Taku. Nov IA British column under
Gen Richardson left Pao Ting Fu oct.
eS marching in the direction of Pekin
A, Tuur My Ing The troops tried three
Boxer chiefs. destroyers 81 a chapel and
killers ~ native Christians. The British
shot thc chiefs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
MANY CHINESE WE'RE KILLED.
Thcy Tried 10 Steal Powder and
Caused an Explosion.

London Nov. THE following dispatch
nom Maj Gen. Lord Campbell has been
received by the Secretary OF State for In
aa-
AT Ting Ling tho Chinese attempted to
e.eal powder ard caused an explosion.
TWO soldiers and three camp followers
were killed and four camp followers were
wounded a .arEe number Of Chinese were
killed or wounded. owing 20 their waddcd
coats catching tire"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
MICHIGAN.
state Gave MCKINLEY mn Increased
Majority.


Detroit Nov. Returns from the state
M 90 10 o'clock tonight give President
Mckinley "a plurality of eoS5s and col \.
T. Bliss. the Republican candidate for
Governor. eeos9 In 1895 McKinley's plu-
ralitv in Michigan was 56.l7o.
The Republicans have increased their
majority iu the Legislature on joint ball
lot by Z.
Tho entire Michigan congressional dele
CATION is Republican ln Western Michi-
gan. where 10 was expected theNRcguhli-
cans would suffer by reason % the loss ~
the Dutch vote. they have increased their
ma aiorities.
Tho constitutional amendment permit
ting the taxation 81 railroads and other
corporations on the cash value OF thcir
property has been carried b. large ma-
jorlty.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

Columbus o.. Nov 7-Comp,cte ua-
official returns give Lcutz. Democrat. 10
over Tompklns Republican. ln the
Twelfth congressional district owing 10
tho close vote the official count Will he
made i1-nofrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
nETrER CHANGE NEXT TIME.
What GOV. CandIcr says on Result
Of the Election.

of the Election.
tlou 81 yesterday Gov Gambler said this
morning:
"Of course l am disappointed about tho
result as well ~ every osher loyal
Democrat. hoped that Bryan would win.
but Republican money s. hard 10 over
come. and u you viii remember I toll
you some time ago q Mark Hanna and
hls gang could be- prevented from buying
votes we would win. But t couldn't ne
done The Democratic party Is not dead
hy any means. and is here to stay. am
going 10 live 90 fight them. ard ! am deter
mined 10 see them whipped again. We
viii have a better chance next time"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

Pekin. Noy. Count won Wa.deree ap-
proved the sentence 81 death passed upon
the i've leading officials at pao Ting Flu
whom tire commisslQn % inquiry found
responsible for tne murder u American
Hr4 English missionaries.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
BRAN will Gel The Vote Of Kentucky
and Nebraska.
THAT DOUBT ABOUT SETTLED.
Republican Gains Are Shown in State
Legislatures.

The Foreign Element in the West
DId Not Rally to Bryan ns Was
Expected-western states showed
Increased PluraIities for ucKin-
Icy-The Republicans, However,
Lost Votes in the Fast.
The vote for President ia the electoral
college will be as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

Tbe indications in Kentucky ana Ne
t-aska point strongly 70 the election %
ala Democratic electors. though complete
feturns have not been received from those
states
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
WISCONSIN.
NckinIey's Plurality There Is About
100000.

.i.lvaukee. Wis. Nov. Cen Bryant
.rmsn OF the Republican State Com
Htee, to-day changed his claims OF p.u-
" slightly from those given QUE last
~ placing his latest estimates a. los.-
ior both national and state tickeiF.
aAsrman Warden. OF the Democrat ~
ta Committee. speaking of TIE reaul'
." tae state, said the stupendous majorl-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
THE NEXT CONGRESS-
REPUBLICANs ARE CLAIMING 20.
REPRESENTATIVES,
WILL HAVE A GOOD MAJORITY
THEY CoNCEDE I4T DEMOCRATS
VITA EIGHT IN DOUBT.

If the Figures Are Horne out, the
Republicans WIN Have AN Increas-
cd MaJority-Thc senate. Too. Has "a
Good Republican MRioritS-Chair-
man Richardson Refused 90 Make
Any Statcment.-INerr Denies ne
publican Claims.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-17
IDAHO.

Frank Sheehan, barber, dropped
dead of heart disease at Mace, recently.
Wardner'S school population this
year is more than double that of last.
Theodore Foil is confined in the hos
pital at Moscow with a severe wound
in his leg.
The next quarterly examination of
teachers will be held in Moscow No
vember 22-24.
Owing to a scarcity of cars in the
Potlatch, the grain business is quiet,
although the warehouses are we'll filled.
The Northern Pacific safe at Occur
d'Alene, was robbed of $3.50 one day
last week while the agent was at din
ner.
Professor French of the University
of Idaho announces that he will hold
a farmers institute at Troy in the near
future. ~
c. Lone of Post Falls lost valuable
team of horses on Sunday last. While
crossing the river about two miles
above that place something startled the
animals and they backed off the ferry
and were drowned.
Edward Rice, convicted of the muir.
der of Matt Mailey, has been sentenced
to be hanged on December 81, the last
day of the century.
About 125 tons of green prunes have
been dried in Troy this season by the
drier, and there are still about 80 tons
of green prunes now stored in the
building.
Henry r. Mosler was Instantly killed
by caving rock in the Standard mine
at Mace. last week. Deceased was "a
years old and unmarried, his parents
living at Oswego, Kan. 10
Treasury drafts. amounting to. S92.
661.12. which represent the last pay
ment that will be made by the govern
ment TO the Nez Perez Indians, reach
ed the Lapwai agency last week.
The president has issued an ordei
placing under the control of the secre
tary of the interior for disposition un
der the law all of the land included
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-17
l.att cAli iiEY IL .t.. -----
Shooting ScFape in Idaho.

Gem, Idaho, Nov 1.-THE bitter feel
ling Which has long existed between some
liof the aminers OF this district and. the
deputy sheriffs who were on duty during
the riots last year eliminated M6hday
might in aatragedy which cost the lives OF
two men.
The participants in tile trouble were
) Dick adams, a deputy sheriff under sher,
'itf Sutherland, and two miners banned
William Kennedy and Daniel kildee, both
of the latter of whom are Said to bear
populations. for. being tough.
l. The killing occurred in Dixons saloon
at a little after fnidnight, Kennedy and
kiIdee coming into the place armed and
declaring that they were looking p. for
Adams. Earlier in the evening Adams
and Kennedy had had some words, the
latter abusing the formergwAoGNarned him
to go away and let him alone.
n LATER while Adams was in, the dance
hall adjoining the saloon, Kennedy and
Kildee CAME into the salooh, the former
with a Winchester slung ACROSS his arm
and "a revolver down his pants leg, and the
/ ~ ltSl ,fSdll y my @A4lcI dShluS
for ADAMS and being informed that he
FWas i'll the dance hail. they started
through the archway connecting the, sa-
Icon and the hall and met Adams Just as
he was coming out. ~ ID
Kennedy started to raise his rifle. Adams
was too quick for him, and before he could
get it to his shoulder sent a bullet CRASH
ing through his head, killing himin family,
l. By this time Kildee had his revolver
really for action, but with lightning IA
lpidity Adams fired his second shot be-
fore kildee could pull the trigger. This
shot was as true as the first, the bullet
striking Kildee squarely in the head,
causing instant death. 1
Adams fired but the two Shots. After
the shooting he at once went to Wardner
and gave himself up to the officers there.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-17

within the limits of the military resz
ervation of Fort sherman. Idaho. re-,
SERVED under previous executive or
ders. A
Y Articles, have been filed in the Office
of the secretary of state by which the
Chickasaw Mining & Smelling company
of Spokane, Wash, becomes a corpora
ation' under the laws of 4daho.a.....-a.a...s..
c. E. Arney, secretary. of the Idaho
State Land Board sold a. large amount
of school land in. Latah county recently.
rhe land was sold at auction and
brought an average price of SIT an
acre. fs Igf8i Quail h-t.nl