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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-07
TROu6lE AT DENVER.
RiCiias Throughout The Day-Many Shots
Fired-Several Killed.

Denver, Col, Nov. 1.-TWO men dead
ana four wounded. one Of whom VIII
probably die, was the result Of clash
which occurred, early today. between
members Of the police force and Q
posse Of deputy sheriffs az 4 polling
place. Allen, q negro deputy sheriff.
was shot and instantly killed and
Stewart Harvey, white, a special po-
liceman. died late in the afternoon ct q
hospital.
Wounded: Charles +. Carpenter, po-
licenlan, shot in the leg and arm, dam
gerously hurt: Hampson Jackson, col
ored. special deputy sheriff, skull frac-
tured and arm broken, may die; Chas.
Green, special policeman. shot in the
back, seriously hurt; Stewart Harvey,
colored, deputy sheriff, shot in the
shoulder: Richard Hartman. colored,
deputy sheriff. shot is the left arm.
Fifteen hundred special policemen
had been sworn in for the day and
about 1000 special deputies.
At O'Clock Special Policemen Chas.
T. Carpenter and Green were sent 70
22d and Larimer streets to supervise
the opening Of the polls ii district Il,
precinct T. Several special deputies
were present. Orders had been issued
BY the fire and police board to refuse
to recognize the authority OF the depu-
ties, and to arrest any who in any way
interfered with the police. Under
these instructions Officer Carpenter or
dered the deputies to retire 100 feet
from the polling place. Hampson
Jackson, colored, resisted and drawing
4. revolver. began shooting. One bullet
struck Carpenters arm and a second
his foot. Policeman Green came TO the
rescue of his companion, striking Jack
son on the head and arm, fracturing
his skull and breaking his arm.
Shooting by the deputies became
general while the special policemen
who were armed only with clubs were
at 4 disadvantage. At this moment
City Detective Carberry ran up and
opened fire with his revolver. Deputy
Sheriff John G. Branford, colored,
fell dead at the first shot.
A score of shots We're fired by the
deputies and Detective Carberry and
Deputies Stewart Harvey ana Richard
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CONGRESSnER ELECTED.

New Thirty-third congressional,
district. d. A. S. Alexander, Rep. elected ,
2uth senatorial district, George n. South
wlck. Rep, elected. ....
elected except in 18th district. which Is
.. Aiabama-Firs. district. George W. Tay-
lor, Dem; ID II. d. Clayton. Dem; 4th.
S. J. Bowie Dem; 9Th. J. II. Bankhead,
Dem. Sth. W. H. Richardson, Dem; 9Th,
e. W. Underwood. Dem.
Iowa-Seventh district. Hill, Rep; lth
district, Lot Thomas, Rep.
Ohio-First, Wm. 3. Sn8ttuc. Rep. %.
Jacob =. Bromwcil Rep: 4tn. Robert T.
ordon. Dem; 9Th, John s. Shook. Dem:
Il. Kyle. Rep. 10Th. Stephen Morgan.
Rep. Ilth. Charles II. Grusveror, Rep;
18th, 4. W. Taylor. Rep.; list. Theo f.
Burton, Rep: 18th, Charles Dick Rep.
Pennsylvania-At large. Galusha y.
Grow. Rep; ID. Robert Adams. Jr., Rep:
81, Henry Burk, Rep. 4th James r.
Young. Ren;; 5'h. Edward De MofTen,
Henry u Green. Dem. Ioth. Marriott Bro
eius Rep; I+th. N. l.. Olmstead, Rep :.
18TH. Charles Il. Wright, Rep; 18th. Elias
Dem, 18TH. Thad y. .Mahon. Rep: .2Isst.
s. NJ Jack Rep. Pad. Major John Dalzell.
Rep; 43d, NJ. II. Graham. Rep; 3i.h; 4.
Rer Aca 3,th 4 II 4 Hail Dem. m IT,
PhiIalclrhil. NOV. 6.-The indications
are that Vim. Mq-Alee~, Dem. was defeat.
ell tor -E-citEtlpn IN INC 81 tDlETeESlbllit
district IN Henry Burk. Rep. One Of the
tiArcest congressional fights in the coun-
try WIS waged i'll this fistric,.
lnIiana-Srcdnd district Robert Myers,
Dem. III. Robert Zenor. Dem; 9Th. James
Watson, Rep, TN, Geo. vi. Cramer. Rep;
10th T.. y. crump, Dem; lin, George w.
Steel Rep; 18th. a. l.. Brick. Rep.
Nirginia-Fourtb district, Lamb. Dem.
FiorlLa-First district. $. NJ. SparkTnan
Dem: ri district. Il. Davis. Dem.
Minnesota-FiGth, warren Fletcher.
MIss7uri-Seventh district. James Coon
ey. Dem. oh district. Champ Clark,
De- pniaware-L. II. Bal. Rep.
Nebraska First district, Burkett, Rep.
Hlinois-Twe.fth district. Joseph G.
Cannon, Rep: l3.h district. Nespasian
Warner. Rep. reelected.
Kentucky - Seventh district, South
Trernble Dem; Gth. .. Linn GOoch, Dem. {;
18th. Vincent Boreing, Rep; Sd, John ).
Maryland-Third district. Frank c.
Waohter. Rep; 4th, Charles r. Schin,
Rep; 5;h. sydney Mudd. Rep 9th, Geo
Michigan-Eiehth district. ]. W. Ford
ney. Rep; 9Th ". A. Smith, Rep.
Tennessee-Tenth district, Malcolm x.
Patterson, Dem; Sth. Rice \. Pierce,
Dem.
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Hardman. both co!ored. were shot. II
Is not known whose bullets wounded
them. Special Policeman Green was
shot in the back. None Of these wounds
are fatal.
Branford, who was killed. is stated 70
have been al ex-convict. The feeling
created by the affair is intense.
The trouble was the outgrowth Of
the bitter campaign in Denver and
the state. which involves not Gully the
national and state tickets, bun the
election of q United States senator to
succeed Senator N-oicott Gov Thomas
has ordered Company .. Colorado
Cavalry. u be is readiness TO be called
out. and they are now a. the armory.
Several deputy sheriffs have been ar
rested by policemen on charges Of i'm
personatinE an officer and intimidat-
ing voters. The police have also ar
rested a number of voters on the
charge Of false registration. The Re
publican watchers challenged many
persons Offering ID vote who il is claim
ed were wrongfuily registered. Usually
the persons challenged left the polls
without voting.
Up to p. NJ. there had been no fur
Their rioting at any Of the polling
places TWO special policemes and q
special deputy fired several shots into
the Tenth Avenue Hotel about noon
because the proprietor refused 70 fur
nish them drink. No one was hurt.
Although Troop g. Colorado Nation
u Guard. assembled early az the armory
ana remained under arms throughout
the day, and il was understood to have
been the order Of Coy. Thomas. the
governor, this afternoon. positively de-
nied having issued such orders and the
officers of the troop refused 10 say
by whose orders they assembled. EN-
Mayor T. 5. McMurray. chairman of
the Honest Election League. this even
ing. offered reward Of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of the men who
killed Charles Allen.
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PRES. McKiSLer VOTES.
Quite Crowd Watch Him Vote Straight Re-
publican Ticket.

Canton. Ohio Nov. 6--PresIdent. Nc
Kinley cast his ballot At SO clock this
morning. He was accompanied to the
polls by Judge Day. Dr.. Rixey and seV-
eral other gentlemen. The President
greeted the Knots of people gathered in
front Of the house and accompanied his
hearty handshake with personal greet
ing Down Market street he and Judge
Day walked at the head OF the party and
the President was kept busy raising his
hat to the many greetings along the way.
The windows OF one Of the factories was
crowded with workmen, who gave him q
cheer as he passed along TO the polls.
AL the voting place quite crowd had
collected. The President shook hands;
with some Of the officials and then stool
while the questions required By lay were
asked. His registry humber was 3U2 ana
his was the 18th ballot cast in total
registration of 333. With the questions
answered the President stepped into the
booth and remained fully a minute scan
ming the ticket. He marked it 50 as 20
vote the entire Republican column. Judge
Day then voted and the party started
back to the house, receiving further
friendly demonstrations along the way.
President Mckinley has received dis
matches from New York leaders express
ing strong confidence in the result.
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BULLETINS BY TELEPHONE.

Odeu claims New York by 10000.
The New York Journal claims Kan
sas for Bryan by 1900.
Camden, y. j., shows a Republican
gain Of 1000.
The Republican committee claims
more electoral votes ana more con-
eressmen than in 1896.
BRYAN has carried North Carolina by
90, 600.
Treasurer Bliss OF the national Re
publican committee, made the follow
ing statement; Mckinley and Roose-
Welt are unquestionably elected by
much larger electoral vote than four
years ago. New York plurality will be
l25 5000 at least: New Jersey over 40
600; Illinois. 100. o0O; and Maryland from
1000 to 10000
Chairman Of the committee of Ne
braska say Nebraska will so Republi-
can by 5000.
Senator Plat says New York state
will give Mckinley 100000 to 10000
plurality.
The New York Journal says South
Carolina gives light returns to P NJ.
but show Bryan far ahead in the en-
tire state
Chairman of the Arkansas committee
says Arkansas will give Bryan a ma
i9rity Of rs, 10000.
says Democrats have conceded Ken
lucky 10 Yerl1es by 5000
The Republican state central commit
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KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 6.-The city of
Frankfort gives Mckinley 969; Bryan,
Isl; Yerkes. for governor. 915; Beck
ham. So.
Louisville. Ky. Nov. 6.-Thirty-two
precincts out OF 1S5 in Louisville, Nc
Ninley, 1888; Bryan. 1878; Yer}les, Rep,
1903; Beckham, Dem. 1922.
Boyle county committee complete
gives Bryan 1864; Mckinley, 1912.
One hundred and one precincts cut
81 1877 in the state give Bryan 1857;
Mckinley. 1l.S2e; Beckham. Dem, for
governor. 1l,402; Yerkes. Rep, 12,0f5.
Louisville. Nov 6.-One hundred and
sixty precincts out Of 200 in city and
county give Mckinley 2O.495; Bryan,
1887; Yerkes. Rep, for governor, 20
927; Beckham, 1878.
Three hundred and fifty-fve pre-
cincts in state out of 1877 give Bryan
1855; Mckinley, $3.50; Beckham, 80,
49, Yerkes, 43,7SS.
New York. Nov. 6.-The New York
Herald gives Kentucky to Mckinley by
1900
Louisville, Nov. 6.-At 10 O'Clock P.
NJ both Democratic and Republican
committees claim the state. though
they furnish no figures III support Of
theIr claims. McKinley's majority in
ISo out OF the 200 precincts in Louis
Vile and the county is 1859. In the
same precincts the majority of Yerkes.
Rep. candidate for governor owe.
keckham. Dem, is 449S. The Demo-
cats are claiming gains out in tn
state.
.esisYiils, NOV. Sat midnight the re-
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To remove q Troublesome corn or
burton: First soak the corn or bunion
in warm water to soften it. then pare
it down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice daily: rubbing
vigorously for five minutes at each
application. A corn plaster should be
worn for a few days. to protect it from
the shoe. AS a general liniment for
sprains. bruises, lameness and rheu-
matsm. Pain Balm is unequaled. For
sale ty Jno Coughlin, III Water ST,
and J. &. Houlehan. Gardiner. Drug
E;sts. m,N.f
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ihDlAKa.

Indianapolis, NOV. "A conservative
estimate at 1890 A. N. places McKin-
ley's plurality in Indiana at 1000 En-
tire state and Marion county Repub-
licans elected.
Indianapolis. Ind, Nov 6.-Ten vot-
ing precincts in Indiana give Mckinley
1927; Bryan. S92. Same precincts in
1896. Mckinley. 1914; Bryan, 500. Net
Republican gain. II.
Indianapolis, Nov. 6.-Ten precincts
out of 1902 in Indiana give Mckinley
lo9f; Bryan, S02. Same in 1896. Nc
klnley 1904; Bryan. 800.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 6.-Thirty pre-
cinc.s out Of 3323 give Mckinley 24S3: Bry-
an. ESQ. Same in 1896: Mckinley. 2345 :;
Bryan, 25S0. Net Republican gain 10.
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ONE RAN KILLED
And Wounded at Caseyviils, Iad.-Riot Re
suIiina irem Politics.

Brazil. Ind. Nov. Gin a riot al Casey
vile, early today, one man was killed and
eight men We're seriously wounded. Poll
ties led to the fight. The dead: Wallace
Graves Of Caseyville. Wounded: William
Hustin and seven Austrians and Italians,
names unknown.
About 50 men became involved in q Pc
litical discussion in a saloon during tht
night. The Democrats and Republicans
hnally separated. only 10 come together
later outside the saloon. Someone shot
Graves with a shotgun. In an instant
many weapons were brought into action.
over 200 shots were fired. Local officers
quickly swore in number OF deputies
and. seeing an organized force entering
the field. the rioters fled Feeling still
runs high and If the combatants can ge-
together more bloodshed is not unlikely
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evening dress. After reading the mes
sage he said:
Isn't that fine. 1t shows what the
American people are. It shows that
they want the good times to continue
and are in favor Of honest money and
are for the flag.
The governor at once dictated the
following dispatch to President Nc
Kinley:
TO President William Mckinley,
Canton, Ohio: / congratulate you and
far more the nation. You have my
heartfelt gratitude over the result.
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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Pixies IQaihacha Drops Cure IN One Minute.

suit OF the election in Kentucky was in
doubt, with both sides claiming the state
ana Presidential tickets. The Democrats
may be considered TO have a trife the
better OF the argument. The Courier
Journal at midnight says returns from
two-thirds of the counties in the state
show Bryan and Beckham malori;ies The
result Will depend upon the size of the
majority IN the llth congressional dis
trict which is heavily Republican.
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CONGRESSIONAL Gains in Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov 6-Republican
State Chairman Charles Dick has given
out the following statement:
Returns received up To this hour
G1 p. NJ justify claiming that Ohio
has given Mckinley plurality of from
1000 to $4,000, and the election of Il
and possibly IS out Of the q congress
men. making Il gain of two and proba-
bly, three members Of Congress
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NAVY FOR MEXICO.
Is Included In the Plans Being DeVel-
oped for Coast Defence.

Austin, Tex, Nov. "a dispatch
from Monterey, Mexico. says Secretary
of War Bernardo Reeves will soon lay
before the Mexican Congress plans for
extensive coast defences. The plans
include strong harbor defence works
at the mouth Of the Rio Grande, Tam
pico, Tuxpam, Vera Cruz, Progreso
and Coatzacoalcos, all on the Gulf
coast. and al Saline Cruz, Acapulco,
Mlzatlan. Manzanillo, Port Stilwell and
Guaynas. on the Pacific coast.
II is reported that there Will also be
q recommendation for a largely in
creased standing army and the crea-
ton III a navy.
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New York Republican by 1926

Omaha. Neb.. Oct. AT midnight,
700 precincts out Of 1911 in the state, 80
Of them being from Omaha and Doug
lass county. give Republican gains.
which. if they hold good throughout
the state, would indicate a Republican
plurality Of from 2001 TO 5000. How
ever, the Tusionists say the returns
are not significant and that the guilty
ing districts will overcome these gains
5000 to 5000
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TEXAS.

Houston, Tex, Nov. G.-The Democratic
state ticket headed By Gov. sayers is
elected by majority in excess Of 10000.
The Legislature is almost solidly Demo
cratic. 1t will elect Joseph w. Bailey.
United States senator TO succeed Horace
chiffon 1t Is estimated that the major
ty for the state electors will not fall
short Of $4,000 and may so above that
figure.
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$ q. Getchell Of Bar Harbor, and Or.
Miller, who have the contract TO fur
nieh million and q half Of logs fer
John Cassidy Of Bangor will send a
crew of man in the woods. this week:
they have also q contract 10 furnish 40
cords Of bark, which win be delivered.
The logs viii be cut somewhere in the
vicinity of Lowell. Stephen Getchel'
will superintend the Work-Bangor
t',,ro,ara;o1
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 6.-The Demo
Gratis elect all their congressman.
Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 1.-THE larg-
est counties show gains for Bryan, IN
dicatine he will carry the state by T5,-
oa0
Little Rock. Ark. NOV. 6-The Gazette
estimates majority OF eo00o for Bryan
In Arkansas,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, y. g., Nov. 1.-THE election in
North Carolina was very quiet; returns
indicate that Bryan's majority Will not
be less than 10000 Seven Democratic
congressman are elected, with :wo in
doubt, the s,h and g;h districts. Il is al
most certain that the Republicans have
carried the 9Th.
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COLORADO.

Denver Col. Nov. 6.-Returns received
up TO $50 indicate that Bryan's plurality
in the state will be from 5000 20 10 Ose
Araphoe county, including Denver. gives
Bryan COCO 10 5000 majority. The result, on
the state ticket is in doubt, also the I,ar-
islature, with the probability in favor of
the FusiOnists.
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KANSAS.

Topeka. kan. Nov. Chased on scat
tering returns SO far received. the Re
publicans claim Il plurality Of 5000 for
Mckinley in this county.
Kansas City. Nov. 6.--J. Mack Love,
chairman Of the Kansas Democratic COM
mittee, made he following statement. at
midnight: u fear that Kansas has gone
Republican and that Mckinley and Stan.
ley. governor. will carry the state by
small ma jori,ios.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Parkersbu:S. w. Va, Nov 6-Republi-
can state committee says partial returns
from three counties show a gain of 700
for Mckinley over 1896.
Parkersburg. w. Va, Nov. 6.-Cnair-
man Dawson of the state Republican
committee claims the state for AIcKin
ley by l7.000 plurality
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tee ar wisconsin claim state BY 100000.
At Democratic national headquarters
at Chicago, Coy. Stone says at this
hour. 10 p ~. the dispatches indicate
the Republicans have carried New
York BY something like 100000.
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GOV. ROOSEVELT
Receives Returns at His Home Sends Con.
gratula ions to Pres dent

Oyster Bay, L. l., Nov 6.-Gov.
RooseveIt surrounded by his fami
tonight, received the returns At his
home on Sycamore Hills. When he alp.
poared at the door to meet a new7pa-
per correspondent he was clad IN full
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OUT GOES BRYAN.

precincts in Nebraska, of which 80 are
in Omaha and Douglass counties.
Nine precincts outside of Omaha and
Douglass gave Mckinley 1898. Bryan
$40. The same precincts in 1896 gave
Mckinley 1897. Bryan SO. 4 net gain
for Mckinley of 113. With this gain
throughout the state Mckinley would
have a plurality Of about 1000
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Killed in Election Row.

Jonesboro, ILL.,. Nov Elm a quarrel
over politics ut Lick Creek, last night,
John Kirby Democrat, was shot and
instantly killed. Jack Thornton, a Re
publican. has been arrested, charged
with the shoOting.
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have shadow OF doubt concerning the
success Of his party. the national chair
suit Of 'oday's election.
Al II o'clock he took q train for Can
ton, where ne will be the guest of the
President until O'Clock this afternoon,
when he VIII return 10 Cleveland.
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II VOTED FOR BRYAN.

News estimates that Bliss, Rep. has
carried the state by 10000.
Detroit, Mich. NOV. 6.-There has bsen
a veritable Republican landslide in Mich
igan. today. and President Mckinley has
carried the state by 1900 to 10000. Tie
entire Republican state ticket has also
teen elected, although by a smaller ma
iority.
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GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 6.-The Constitu
ton estimates Bryan's majority in
Georgia at 10000 One or TWO counties
Went for Mckinley All the Democratic
nominees for Congress in Georgia are
elected
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SENATOR HANNA
Votes al C!evsiand and Leaves to Visit Prasi.
dent al Canton.

Cleveland NOV. Ex-senator Hanna ar
rived here, this morning. from Chicago.
over the Lake Shore road. ana was driven
directly to ills home on Lake avenue.
Subsequently, IN went 10 precinct . o.
ne 4lst ward, where he deposited hi
vote.
Further than to state that he did no.
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MINNESOTA.

St Paul. MINI. NY. 6.-Three pre-
c!ncts in st. Paul give Mckinley 260;
Bryan, 227, a Democratic gain Of 100
over four years ago.
St. Paul, Mimi, Nov 6.-Eleven pre-
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is elected governor by 10000 lie also
claims that friends Of Senator Clark have
a clear majority in the Legislature over
, the Republicans and Independent Demo
Gratis.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov G.-At &
o'clock. TWO precincts OF the city show
ed a Republican gain OF 65. as COM
pared with the Congressional vote Of
1885
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NUN TaHh.

Helena. Mont. NOV. 6.-John s Nc
Ncau. Vice chairman Of the Democratic
central committee. claims Bryan VIII
carry W. -t,t. ~ IS 0oo: trat Tno'e. Dem
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. G.--Returns up 10
10 o'clock show Bryan 20 have carried the
state by decreased vote. His plurality
in 1876 was l9,465 Nashville has gone for
Bryan Mckinley carried The city in 1885
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Sneaker Henderson Reelected.

Dubuque, Ia, Nov. Cd. 3. Hender-
son. Speaker Of the House of Represen-
tatiyes. is reelected from the 5rd Iowa
district.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 6.-Precinct A,
Of the fifth ward Organs precincO
Mckinley 20S, Bryan los.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 6.-There are 16li
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MICH aH.

Detroit, Mich. NOV. 6,-Twenty-six
wards ana townships IN the state give
Mckinley S006; Bryan. 1880
Detroit. Mich. Nov. 6.--At $50 the
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo 10. ., NOV. G-seven precincts
in Fargo give Mckinley a majority Of 4tl
against la2 for the same precincts four
years ago.
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Gov. Elect SANFORD Striker with PARALYSIS.

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. Ex-Governor
Elect Sanford has been suddenly
stricken with paralysis and is not ex-
noted 70 live through the night.