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Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
WISCONSIN, CLUB WOMEN
Gathering for the Convention of the
 State Federation.

Racine. Wis. Nv. 6.-Racine is flll- ing up with club women from all parts of the state come to attend the annual convention of the Wisconsin State Federation of Women's Clubs. The convention begins it's sessions tomor- row and continues until Saturday. The gathering is held under the auspices of the Woran's club Of this city and eia- borate arrangements have been conn pleted for the reception and entertain ment of the visitors. The papers and discussions will cover a wile range of topics of interest to women Educa- tion, domestic science and music will have prominent p.acts on the pro- gramme of discussions
 TLere Is some talk that the colcr line question may ba brought before the convention in the shape of reso- lution censuTing the action of the Gen. eral Federation Board of Directors in refusing to admit the New Era club of EOI on last JCrp. Conservative spir- its are Q, work. however. In an effGrt to keep the race question out 0: the convention entirely. The two women mentioned most prominently for the presidency ale Mrs. H. K. NeGdar of Milwaukee and Mrs. II. Nj. Youmans of Waukesha, the chances of election ap- parenqy favoring the tirs;- named.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
OHIO.

New York-The Journal comedies Ohio to Mckinley; also Indiana. and Mckinley's election.
 ColuInbuS-Report from different parts of Ohio indicate that the largest vote tver. cast. larger than either state committee expected. has been cast. with Mckinley gaining in the rural districts and holding hls own in the cities.
 Cincinnati-This city will give Me Klnley about 15.O00 majority.
 Toiedo-Seventy-e thousand ma iorIty for Mckinley in Ohio.
 Cleye.and-For congress-. Twenty-hrSe district. Burton, R.. is elected. In the Nineteenth district Dick, R., Is elected
 ('anton-After dinner with the pres ident and going over nood or dis- matches. Senator Hanna said: The ao- vices from all sections say large Vote was boiled early. There is absolutely nothing on the surface that Is unsfitls- factory, and I don't believe there VIII be anything beneath the surface. A dispatch from Manley at New fork IS very encoura ging and message rom Payne at Chicago says the democrats are looking blue. Three of the large centers of Kentucky send word that all is quiet and hopeful"
 Cleveland-Senator Hanna resOcheu Cleveland about 6 p. m. He said; feel certain the republicans will realize all they hoped for'
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07

Ltneoln-It is practically conceded here that Mckinley Is elected.
 Lincoln-At S:3O p. m. MT. Bryan says he will make no statement until the re- suit is definitely known.
 On.aha,-Twenty-sev out of ninety nine precincts i've Mckinley S,397: Eryan. 2,94S.
 Omaihkl,- Six hundred and forty pre- tin@ss in Nebraska outside of Douglass county give Mckinley S.SS4; Bryan, 1911 Twenty-two precincts Of Omaha city giva Mckinley 2.716; Bryan. 2,2l9
 Cmaial- Fifty five precincIss outside Cf Omaha and Douglass counties give Mckinley, 7.60S; Bryan, 5,9S7
 OmLha-- Six hundred and five pre- cincts outside of Douglass county give McKim.ey 9,GG6; Bryan, 1,09l.
 Omaha Twenty-Five precincts out side of Omaha and Dougla-5s county give Mckinley 3.515; Bryan. 2.606. Five precincts in Omaha city give Mckinley C97: Bryan 62S.
 L!ncoln-At 12:30 o'clock MT. Bryan was asked for statement, but said he -ai nc' hing to say until tomorrow.
 Fifty-onc precincts in the city of Omaha give Bryan 629; Mckinley, 7Ol. Slight democrayic gain.
 Omaha--lAt 10 o'clock the returns from tha s,ate are e>Tming slowly. less thl1l 200 lf the i.166 having been re c4iveIi Thase indicate an apparent plurality of 2.000 to 4.O00 i'm the state for Mckinley. although ths fusionists say only the republican precincts are b. ing heard from.
 Omaha,-- There are 161 precincts In Nebraska, of which ninety nine are in Omaha and Douglass county. Nine precincts outside of Omaha and Doug lass county give Mckinley 1,197; Bryan. Sf5. showing q net gain for Mckinley Of 173.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
The national republican party won

The national republican party won a magnificent victory yesterday. Will
 Liam Mckinley was re- GOOD BYE elected by treme ndous
 BRYAN. nlajolty over Bryan.
 His majority in the electoral college will greatly exceed thada of 1896. There gre several doubt ful states ana he may receive more than 300 electoral votess out of q total of AZ.
 The returns received last night credit Bryan with only 133 electoral votes. With a possibility of securing those of Missouri and South Dakota. Even with thtsa Bryan would still be twerty-two short Of the number he received in 1896.
 No democratic candidate for the pre9id Ancy since 1872 has suffered more crushing defeat Even Nebraska. Bryan's own state. has gone rspubli- can. BryIn's own preclnd: declared for Mckinley. Illinois. the home Of Adlai Stevenson. Bryan's running mate. not only roll5d up a big republican, major ity. but stevenson's precinct declined to aid him.
 It was a comrortlc.ss day for the na- tional pcpocracy. The vote stands forth as q condemnation of Bryan. his methods, and the policies he has advo- cated. Tho American people again have gone on record against Bryanism. They will have none of the doctrine Of alatei preached by the Candidate. They will not tol5 rate his flag hauling pro jects. They w!l not be parties 10 an unjust warfare against capital. They will noe entertain the thought of with drawing from territory that is theirs by right of conquest and purchase They will not have free silver. They VIII not, m snort, accept any CI tile vagaries of the greatest political -quack that has ever flashed across the horizon of American politics.
 It was hoped by all who realized the danger that 1urked in Bryans candi- dacy that t.s defeat would be com plete to the end that he would not again be q. menace 60 national prosperity. It fs, indeed complete. Bryan had figured on going to the United States senate in the event of h.s failure to become president. The shifting of Nebraska 10 Si,s republican column would appear to be an eff-ctual bar to that project. We believe that tha events of yesterday eeIled BryNns fate as q leader. Twice becUten what prestige could he bring tp any cause? Let us hope That he will drop ont of sight. He has been q mis-
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
PIMA COUNTY.

Tucson. Arizona. November 6. (Spe- claD-Tha first indica ion of Mur- phys strength in The mining camps n southern Arizona came at ' o'clock when returns were received from Olive Camp. The vote stood Murphy 13, Smith Il. This is the big silver camp which the democruts counted solid fer Smith.
 Fort Lowell gives Smith, D., 23. Murphy. R.. 3. Councilman. Pusch, E., .. Finley, D.. q. Assemblymen, Bark ley. D.. %. Bernard. D., IS, Moore. D.. 19. Wright. R.. f. Grossetta, R.. 6. Republic ans will elect TWO supervisors and Corbett to the lsse mb!y.
 Naifs Station-Murphy gets votes and Smith votes.
 TanQue Ferde-Murphy 2. Smith D.
 Complete returns from San Xavier No. ? precinct. Pima county. total vote cas-. %; Murphy 12, Smith II.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
AN ANCIENT VOTER.

Clinton. Ill.,. Nov. 6.-John E. Raw. llngs of this city today added to his re- markedly long record of votes cast for presidential candidates. His vote was cast for Mckinley and made his nineteenth presidential ballot He cast his first vote for Henry Clay. sub Sequently voting for all the whig pres id9ntlal candidates ur,il the organlza- ton of the republican party in 1S56, since which time he has voted for all of the republican nominees. He Is ninetv-two years old, having been born !n Kentucky in 1908.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
BREsC1 WRITES TO HIS WIFE.
King Humberts Slayer Is Taking His
 Solitary Confinement Hard.

New York, Nov 6.-A1rs. Bresci, the wife of Anarchist Gaetano Bresci, who is now serving a life sentence in Italy for the assassination of King Humbert, received a few days ago the first letter written to her by her husband since his imprisonment. The letter is written on the back of sheet of paper on which aye printed the rules of the prison.
 Bresci says that the days spent in prison are so long and dreaTy that he sometimes thinks night will never come He is beginning to find the con- finement with nothing to occupy hls mind Is intolerable. He asks for par ticulars regarding his wife and especl- ally his little daughter Madeline, ana wants to be informed of their circun- stances. He concludes by asking ms wife to sent him money to buy warmer underclothing. as the days are getting wintiy and he is suffering from the cold
 Mrs. Bresci was seen last night by reporter and said that she had replied to the letter and sent her husband
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
A COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.

Washington, D. C., Nov. 6.-Trinity College, the first catholic college in the world for the higher education of wom- en. was opened for the reception of students today. The formal dedication of the instftuion does not take place until later in the month. Cardinal Gibbons will officiate at the dedication. assisted by prominent Roman catholic prelates and clergy from many parts of the country. The college commands a commanding position near the grounds of the Catholic University and the United States Soldiers Home.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
Pz1NIx. NOVEMBER 7. 1900
While the T; turns from all the voting

While the T. turns from all the voting precincts in Arizona are not available
 at this writing enough Is
 THE known to warrant the ARIZONA fear that Governor Mur- CONTEST. rhy has been defeated
 While he carried Yava- pal coupty by about 400 majority over Smith. and developed strength in quar- ters where Smith was supposed 10 be we'll intrenched, the volume of votes in his favor does not appear to have been sufficient to overcome the figures rolled up by Smith In counties where the sup porters of 1he governor had hOped for subStIntdal gains. Some time necesSar- fly will elopse before the returns will ail be in. and umtf then the repubh- cans will continue to hope for the best. So far as Maricopa county Is con cerned. the republicans suffered sig nal defeat. The democrats were out in force and managed to capture most of the offices. The story of the election Is told elsewhere in this issue of Tcle Republican. It is not calculated to cheer the hears of republicans.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
CARTWRIGHT.

Smith 3S; Murphy. 12; Ford. 45: Mil lay, IA; Parker, 43: Ivy, +5; Gonzalez, 34; Peterson. 4; Fowler. 20; Brown, 10: Armstrong 10: Snowman, 14; Stout, 53: Sheridan. 6; Bullard. B; Edwards %; Walker. 42: Messinger 1G: McFall, 45: Mauk, 12: Langston. 46; Morford. l2; OTme fl; Barnett, 16; Fulton. 49; Stew art, g; Sturdevant. 42; Hancock, 13: HurSaker. 4i; Norris, 43; Parker. 12: Priest, g: Greenwood. 3S: Burnett, 42: Gray. 21: Johnstone 10: Balsz, 42; Martin, g; Kyle. 22; Madrid, 9.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
4 RIFT 10 THE LUTE
Continued From First Page

Assemblymen-Armstrong repD, %; Parker (dem). 54; Fowler. (rep.). 25; Ivy (dem.), 50; Brown (rep.). 25; Con- gales (dem-). 21; Snowman Tep), %; Peterson (dem.), IS.
 Sheriff-Sheridan (rep). %: St7ut (dem). go.
 Treasurer = Messinger Gep). 24; Walker (dem.). 54.
 Recorler-Mauk (rep). %; McFall (dem.). 49.
 Assesor-Barnett Gep). %; Orme (dem), 4G.
 District Attorney-Edwards (rep). g.: Bullard (dem.). g.
 Probate Judge-Morford rep). 2G; Langston (dem).. 90.
 School Superintendent - Stewart Gep). IS; Fulton (don.). 5S.
 Supervisors-PIiest Gep), 22: Hun saker (dem). 5S: Parker (rep). 20; Nor ris (dem.), a.
 Surveyor-Hancock (rep), 25; Stur- devant (dem.), AS.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
WOMEN OF IDAHO VOTE.

Boise, Idaho. Nov. 6.-Today the women of Idaho exercised for the first time the privilege Of voting In presi- dental election. sharing that privilege with their sisters of Colorado. Wyom- ing and Utah. where woman suffrage has prevailed for several years past. Just how the new voters will cast their ballots is matter of conjecture, but as a large proportion of the residents. especially in the southern portion of the state. are Mormons it Is expected that the women will vote as directed by the leaders of the Mormon church.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
FINAL COUNTY

Florence, Nov 6.-(Special. )-Flor- ence gives Murphy 76, smith 112; for councilman. Blair. D.. 90; P. M Smith R.. 9l; for asselnblyman, Poole. R.. 68; Pheby. R., S1; Beard. D., 1o5: Barker D.. SC.
 Red Rock-Complete returns from Red Rock precinct. Pinal county; total vote cast s; Murphy s. Smith D.
 Marlcopa-Seve votes cast Murphy G Smith l.
 Schultz-Returns from Schultz. Out of fl votes cast Smith received IS. Mur- phy IS. Councilman. Tom Sml.h. R., D. Blair, D., S. Assemblyman, Poole, R., S9. Sheriff Drals. R.. 21. Truman D., IS.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
MISSOURI.

St. Louis-The late closing of the polls, the unusually heavy vote and the fact that several constitutional amend ngents voted for will be counted first, make the returns very late.
 St. Louis-Missouri Is said to be for Bryan by 50,Go0.
 New York-The New York Tribune says reports from Missouri show tha', the state will go for Mckinley.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
VICTORY
Continued From Sixth Page

for the election of solid republican delegation.
 LLcrosse- The republican state cen tral committee claims the state by 1000 Democratic Chairman Warden comedies that McKirley will carry the stspte by 10000.
 AEilwaukce-It is now claimed by laading republicans that Mckinley car red Wisconsin by 10000. and the leg1s kli.ure is si.rongly republican,
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
THE GENTLE READER.

What has become of the Gentle Reader? asks Samuel A. Crothers In the November Atlantic. One does not like to think that he has passed away with the stage coach and the weekly news letter: and that henceforth We are to be confronted with the stony glare of the Intelligent Reading Pub lie. Once upon a time, that is to say q generation or two ago. he was very highly esteemed. To him books were dedicated with long rambling prefaces and with episodes which were their own excuse for being. In the very middle of the story the writer would stop with a word of apology or eNpla- nation addressed to the Gentle Reader. or at the very least with a nod or wink. No matter if the fate of the hero be In suspense or the plot be inex- tricabiy involved.
 Hang the plot" says the author. "I rnust have a chat with the Gentle Reader. and find out what he thinks about it.
 And so condolences were inter changed and there was gossip about the universe and suggestions In regard to the queerness of human nature, un- til. at last, the author would jump up with. Enough of this, Gentle Reader; perhaps it's time to go back to the story"
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
SMITHS FAILURE
The Banner Democratic County No
 Longer Banner.

Staord, Nov. G.-(SpecfaD The re- suit In Graham county. SO far as re turns have been received, Is as follows: Solomonyille, Murphy So. Smith 46: Pima, Murphy 14, Smith 76: Thatcher. Murphy 24, Smith 55; San Jose Murphy Il, Smith 27; Central, Murphy 3. Smith 22; Thomas. Murphy 25. Smith 16; Cur tis Murphy 6, Smith 2S.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
CHICAGO FLOWER SHOW.

Chicago, H., Nov. G.-Thr Auditor ium was a bower of beauty today Cn tho occasion of the opening of tic eleventh annual flower show of the horticultural Society of Chicago. The display is considered the largest and most diverse ever held under the aus pices of the society While chrysanthe- muns have the place of honor for var lety of specimens and number Of eh- tries. the exhibition Is also notable for the profuse representation of roses. orchids. carnations. and other flowers.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
MARRYING PARsoN INJURED.

New York. Nov. 6.-The Rev. Dr. Francis J. Schneider. who is known on the East Side as the marrying minis ter" because he officiates at so many weddings. fell into cellar Iast night while returning from a wedding. The flaps of the cellar door project over the sidewalk a little. Dr. Schneider stepped on these, lost his balance and fell head first A cut on his head was dressed at Gouverner hospital, and he was taken home.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
REoRGANIzE SALVATION ARMY.
General William Booth Coming Over
 from England Next Fall.

New York. Nov. 6.@Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation army, who has been severaI weeks in London. returned yesterday aboard the White Star liner Tcutoric. He said the object or his visit abroad was to induce Gen eral William Booth, cOmmander-in- chief of the Salvation Army, to visit America. General Booth promised to come to New York next September and spend six months in the country assist ing in recognizing the army.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
MARYLAND.

BaItimore-Seven precincts out of 354 ola. side of Baltimore give Mckinley SS4 Bryan 766. The same precincts last year gave Smith. E., 790 Lowr.des, R., 7Sl. Net republican gain IT.
 Baitimore-Murray Van Diver, chair man of the democratic stase central committee conccdyss Maryland to Me Kinley.
 Ealtimore-McKinley continues to make unexpectedly large gains in Bal timore With but six precincts the vote is Bryan 49,S46, Mckinley 56.SI0.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
RIVERSIDE.

Smith. IS; Murphy. 5; Ford. 1G: Mil lay. 8; Parker. IA: Ivy. IT: Gonzalez. 12: Peterson, IS: Fowler 9: Brown. G; Anrstrong. s: Snowman, 9; Stout. 2l Sheridan. 3; Bullard, 12: Edwards. 1S: Walker. 15: Messinger 10: McFa'l. 19: Mauk, 6; Langston. r.: Morford &: Orme. Ii: Barnett. :: Fulton. II; Stew art. s: Stuqdevant. T.; Hancock, G: Hunsaker. IA; Norris, r.; Parker. 6; Priest. 9; Greenwood. IS: Burnett 15; Gray. s; Johnstone. 9; Balsz, 10; Mar fin, 15; Kyle, 12; Madrid, [.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
COCHISE COuNTY.

Tombstone, Nov. G.-(SpeclaD. - Tombstone gave Murphy 69, Smith 76, and Davidson. Pro. 6 votes. For coun- cilman, Warner. R., 6; Robinson. D.. S5. For assemblymen. Wood. R.. so: O'Brlen. R.. 56; Norcross. R.. e; Brown, D., 69; Gray. D., ST; Roemer, D., 59.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
NAVAJO COUNTY.

HOlbrook. Nov. 6.-(SpeciaD-In Hol- brook. Snowflake and Taylor precincts Murphy got l6S and Smith T9 votes. For councilman, Campbell, R.. 10S; Parr. D.. sl. AsserIblynhan, Mossman. R.. IS: Morgan. D., l06. Smaller pre- cincts not yet in
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
CHA BEND.

Murphy, 1G; Smith. r; Milay, F; Ford. r.: Armstrong, 13; Parker. IS; Fowler. fl; Ivy, IS: Brown. fl; Con gales. IA; Snowman, l2; Peterson. 17; Sheridan. 16: stout r: Messinger 13; Walker. IS; Mauk. IS; McFall, 15: Bar nett, 13 Orme. IS; Edwards. 19; Bul- lard, F: Morford, 13: Langs.cn IS; Stewart. Q; Fulton. %; Priest, 9; Hun saker. 20; Parker. IA; Norris: IS; Han cock, II; Sturdevant, IT.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
RUSSIA COMES IN.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 6.-Russia ae- cepts the clauses of the Anglo German agreement regarding the "open door" and the preservation of the integrity Of Chinese. territory and says in regard to the third clause that any attempt by other powers to acquire territory in Chlna Will lead to q modification of Russia's attitude.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
NEBRASKA.

Lincaln-Returns are coming in slow. Two hundred out of 1,611 precincts in- dIcate a plurality of 2.000 for Mckinley.
 IIinculn-Precinct A of the Fifth ward. Bryan's precinct-McKinley, 2o5; Hryan, 105.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
THE FLORIDA ISSUE.
A Question Of the Removal of the
 State Capital.

Jacksonville, Fla. Nov. 6.-wheGher Florida's capital is to be removed from Tallahassee will be practically settled by the primary election in progress to- day. This question has absorbed the attention of politicians and voters
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
MONTANA.

Helena-Tihe democrats claim the
 state by 16,0o0. Butte-ReturnS from Silver Bow country which casts about a fourth of
 NicEtana'S vOte, indicate that Bryan has carried the state by something Hike 21,001.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

Princeton. N. J. Nov. G. ExPresi- dent Cleveland, when seen by the As soc.alted Press representative tonight and interviewed. said h5 had absolutely net a word to say either cn the election its"lf CT as to the way he voted.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
IEHI.

Delegate-Murphy (rep). IS: Smith (dem). 43.
 Councilman-ATillay (rep), 25; Ford (dem.). a.
 Assembl blymen-Armstrong Tep). IA; Parker (dem), 42; Fowler Ocp.), 2l; Ivy (dem). A; Brown (rep.). 16; Con zales (dem.). A; Snowman Gep). P; Peterson (dem.). 43.
 sheriff-sheridan (rep). 16; Stout (dem.), A.
 Treasurer Messinger (rep), %; Walker (dem0. 3S.
 Recorder-Mauk rep). %; McFail (dem), A.
 Assessor-BarneGt Gep0. %; Orme (dem.), 8.
 District Attorney-Edwards (rep). 20: Bullard (dem., 40.
 Probate Judge-Morford rep). 2o; Langston (dem.), 40.
 School Superintendent = Stewart (rep.). r: Fulton (dem.) A.
 Supervisors-Priest Tep), 20; Hun saker (dem). 47: Parker (rep), IT; Norris (dern). g.
 Surveyor-Hancock, (rep). r; Stur- devant (dem.), 42.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA.

The republicans claim West Virginia y 10000.
 PaIkersburs- Chairman Dawson of the rcpub,ican state committee claims the state for Mckinley by 1000 plu- rality.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
COCONINO.

Williams. Nov 6.-(speciaD Will iams precincit gives Murphy lS0 and Smith 168.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07

some money as requested. She also in- formed her husband of the birth of d. baby five weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
GRAHAM COUNTY

Solomonville. Nov. 6.-CSpeciaD.-
 Murphys vote here is S9 and smiths 46.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
MEDFoRD WOMEN INDIGNANT

Boston, Nov. 6.--'rho Aedrord Wo- men's cub has withdrawn from the General Federation of Womens clubs on account of its refusal to recognize Mrs. Josephine ft. r. Ruffin. q colored dele2atA. to the convention at Mil waukee
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
MnuAVE C,OIrNTY-

principle precincts Smith gets B and Murphy H.
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A b17lfser was trying to get up fight with a little man on the street this morning. Poking out his fist to- ward the little mans body the bruiser said: If ever hit you with that + will be just like boring for coal"
Arizona republican., 1900-11-07
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