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second Ward.

The Second ward caucus was held in
the city supply house. corner of Spruce
and Oak streets. Henry G. Newton pre-
sided, and e. S. Pickett was secretary
The caucus was rather lightly attended
only about twenty-five being present.
The following committee was appointed
to make up the state delegation The
committee recommended the following
list which was declared elected: Rolin
S. Woodruff, John III. Clark, e. S. Swift.
John w Lowe. Minott p. Chatfield II.
e. Hill. Louis Knollmeyer, f. L. Mead
The other delegates chosen were as
follows:
Senatorial-D. w. Blakeslea, w. N.
Emmerich. A. B. Hill, D. A. RIakesJee
r. S. Pickett, J. P. Matson. D. w. Bald
win, John w. Lowe.
epresentative-A. M Beebe, w. Scott
Eames. F. A Carleton, Edgar Thomas
r. S. Woodruff. George Kraft, Frank
Hill, z. W. Baldwin.
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Silk Waists,

1898, worth SIS. 90
Some of the prettiest and most
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season.
Of Givernaud taffeta (Which is another
name for best quality) in royal, red, castor,
violet, mode and blush pink-rows of hem
stitching and clusters of cords-fare cuff and
stock collar
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So in. all wool Golf Suiting-
plaid back with boucle face, in blue,
brown and gray-good substantial
material that would be excellent val
ue at l.5O.
Only for Thursday SOC yd
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Infants Short Dresses,
As cents.

Of soft white nainsook, in two
styles-Bishop style and also made
with fancy yokes of fine tucklngs
and hemstirchings. Everyday price
is so cents,
Only for Thursday 45c
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Odd Lots-WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS
% cents for Umbrellas sold as high as
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1o8 and 2.25 Umbrellas for $l.4o
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Ask for Queen Wilhelmina s"
Perfumes-ten odors to choose
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Soft, pure and clean White Blankets
superior quality of carded wool, NIGEL,
finished with wide silk bindiag Thes
are ia size.
Also few odd lots, where quantities
are too small 10 mention.
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NOTICF--Select your Blankets
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and I'VE will lay them aside
for you until such time as you
may need them.
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At o8 cents; were $1.39 to 3.25
White China Silk Parasols- tucked,
corded, ruffled, etc. Have been selling
from 1.39 to 3.25.
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MAN KILLED IN DENVER.
serious Trouble between the Police
nnd special Dcputies-srver"
Othcr Election FtEhts.


hfufal Col. Nut TWO men dend ANh
faur wounded one ~ whom viii probably
tI. va.. ts. r,.,ilf of IA clash which o..
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
INDIANA REPUBLICAN.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 6-At 10 o'clock
tonight the returns were corning IN very
slowly. and from the meager reports re-
ceived up TO this hour. Indications 70 ~,
10 a Republican majority in Indiana. 4
very heavy ballot was cast IN the state
Aside from the clash ia Clay county.
where ore man feli dead with twenty bul-
lets In his body. the election has passed
OF without incident
CO., w. T. Durhin. the Republican Eu-
bernatorial candidate. is running very
close To- the national ticket
Ten precincts Ia Marion county 0ndian-
apoHsl show net gain of 25l for Nc
Kinioy over issS The same ratio " main
tanned would give Mckinley the county
bs 500
Democratic congressmen have been
elected in tie Second ana Third districts
while Republican congressional candidates
we're successful iu the Sixth. Eighth.
Tenth. Eleventh and Thirteueth districts.
Richmond Ind. Nov. 6.-Richmond and
Waynes county will give Mckinley a plu-
raiIty % 500.
indianapolis, Nov. 6--At midnight the
following statement was issued by the
indiana polls Sentinel CDemocratic).
''The returns up TO this hour are very
foeagcr and ths result Ia Indiana is in
doubt but ~ the pc ccnta ye of Republican
eoin Indicated bi the latest reports is
maintained the state viii give Mckinley
npproxirnately the same plurality as in
The Indianapolis journal (Republican) a.
midnight claimed ire state for Mckinley
~ an increased plurality over isss.
A conservative estimate a. 1870 n. m.
places McKinley's pleraiity in Indiana at
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
KENTUCKY IN DOUBT.

Louisville. Ky. Nov at 70 O'Clock 60
night both Democratic ard Republican
committees Claim the state. though they
furnish no figures boz support of their
claims The Louisville newspapers make
claims according 90 thc way they support
ed the Democratic o. Republican tickets
IN tho campaign just closed Mckinley .
majority Ia $50 out OF 80 precincts in
Louisville and the county is 1858. Ia the
same precincts. the majority Of Ycrkes
Republican candidate fof Governor. over
Becknam. Democrat. is ff~. Tho Demo
crnts are claiming gains out in the state.
Louisville ky. Nov. 6-Boyle county
complete gives Bryan 1885, N Klnloy 1862.
incomplete returns from thirty-thfes
counues outside Of Louisville Elvc Beck
ham for governor bsi9 majority ov
Yerkes Bryan a. running q little ahead
OF Beckham lu the s1mo counties. is- out
Of - precincts in Louisville agd county
give Mckinley o majority over Bryan -
fGS The same precincts give Yerkes FOR
governor a majority o. 500 over Beck
ham
Frankfort Ky. Nov s.-City % Frank
fort gives Mckinley SO; Bryan S..
Yerkes for governor. s75. Beckham. 81.
Three hundred and slxty-fve precincts
CONTINUED on Fifth paaaD
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WHAT LEADERS SAY
COMMITTEE CLAIMS 2s4 VOTES
sIHE FoR MCKINLEY.
STONE GAVE 1T UP EARLY.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY HEARD RE-
TURNS Al CANTON.

organs Friends at Lincoln Concede
Mckinney Election Chairman
Hnbcock Asserts There WiII ue ~
Republicans la the Lower House
of Congress RsioictnE Every
where Among the Republicans.
Bryan Has Made NJ Statement.
New York Nov 6.-At i2,o O'Clock this
morning National Committeeman Manley
Bnss and Gibbs held a conference At the
conclusion OF which the following state
meet was given out:
"On tho returns received 40 Republican
headquarters up 10 this hour the Republi-
can National Committee claim 20 have
elected Mckinley and Roosevelt by an
c,ec,oral yo,e Of ~ with the possibility
Of q votes. IN ADDITION making total
of Sos
These =. vo,cs consist Of the 10 votes
n Kentucky and On Nebraska The
states wc surely claim for Mckinley and
Roosevelt are California Connecticut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
NEW YORK-REPUBLlCAN.

New York. Nov. 6-At II o'clock the in
dicatlons are that President Mckinley has
carried New York state by a majority
over Bryan of about 10000. compared with
Republican majority in the last presi-
dental election Of 26s 469.
Tho total vote in the city Of New York
Is approximately 5000 larger than lt was
ia 1895 and up the state the increase is
about 5000 In the citS Bryan wlped out
the plurality of 0l.0D0 which Mckinley had
four years ago. and took on plurality
FOR himself OF about 25.ooo Up the state
Mckinley barely held the vote which he
had iSg. the added vote going To Bryan.
The vote for 3 b. Odell. Jr.. Republi-
can nominee Tor Governor. is considerably
larger than that FOR Mckinley. In Brook
iyn particularly. the Democrats nominee
for Governor. Mr.. stanchhed. appears TO
have been scratched.
The election passed on quietly. both IN
the city and state. There were no more
than the usual number Of arrests o. men
accused OF attempting Illegal voting az
city precincts and where the accused made
90 clear that they were iunocent they were
permitted 20 return 20 the polling places
and vote without further molcstation.
New York. Nov. 6-Ex- Gov. Stone. vice
chairman OF the Democratic National
statement Ia which he said.
''At tins hour the returns indicate that
tho Republicans have carried New York
by something like ip0On The informa-
ton from other states IS so meagre that
] am unable 10 give a satisfactory opin-
ion as 20 the results"
New York Nov. 6-i3l Election Districts
ont OF 2.l24 districts in the state outside
Greater New York give Mckinley 2Ssl2,
Bryan i9Sl2. Same In 1895 gave Mckinley
. 7ei: Bryan I6462. Palmer a92
Syracuse. y. y. Nov. 6.-City Of Syra-
cuse complete. Mckinley. H5s5 Bryan,
3 20
Auburn. n. Y. Nov Compared with 1896
the Republican loss IN Auburn city IS 2i9
Rochester. y Y, Nov. 6.-City of
Rochester complete; Mckinley iS56i'
Bryan. fS25.
Bunalo. \. y. Nov. s.-The Thirty
second Congressional District gives B. B.
Mahan. Republican. l7.732, William II.
Ryan Democrat is0Si.
Rome y y. Sov s-The city OF
Rome complete gives MrKinley. 2,oss.
Bryan, i.63. Republican loss ls9.
Odeu for Governor, has $50: stanchneld,
l.727
The returns we're IN hfteen minutes aft
er the close 81 the polls. Vosing ma
chimes were used.
Auburn y " Nov. 6.-This city com
plete gives Mckinley 4If2; Bryan. 2.ss.
For Governor Odell. AOg7 stanchheld, a.
90
Oswego. " Y. Nov. e.-Bryan carries
Oswogo by -
Bufao. y Y. Nov. s-BuRalo city gives
Mckinley s4.573 Bryan. 3l.ses
New York Nov 6-Oue thousand one
hundred and fifty-,Wo election districts out
OF 3.i2i districts in New York state out
side % Greater New York give Mckinley
a majority OF 5.5Ss. as against si.5o2 81
Res one thounsand two hundred and
sixty election districts out Of the l.522 IN
the city OF New York give Bryan q ma
jority Of p So
Returns from all but 20 districts out of
9. l2i IN New York state outside of Great
er New York. give Mckinley a majority
of i45 ~. Returns from an but ~ out OF
the total Of i.b22 districts IN Greater New
York give Bryan a majority or q y3i.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
BRYAN AND BACON
GEoHCiN's NoTE GIVEN TO TWO
coon DEMOCRATS.
LEGISLATURE ELECTS BACON.
STATE GIVES BulAN 4 MAJORITY
on Go.orn.

All of the Democratic ConEres@mea
IA GcorgiR were H~turned--Ceor-
gians Are Not Enthastastic over
the Republican Nictors-OnIy Que
or Two Counties Went for Nci<tn-
ies-LsEt-tature Elected senator
Hacou Tor Another Term.
Atlanta. Nov Bryan's majority in
Georgia wit he about tO0o. which is 2-
Uao less t1au that given Gov Gambler one
month aeo Tho majority Tor Bryan shows
900 apparent Increase over thut four years
ago ~ about t.o Hut utue interest Was
manifested and very nghs vote was
lDlicd
Tho Georgia delegation 20 Washington
remains soIdy Democratic. Coffee coun-
~. ia South Georrn. went for Mckinley.
and the town ot Fitzgerald registered a
heavy Republican majority.
Hrylus majority in Atlanta showed
large incrois, sbc Republicans falling TO
carry th, Fourth anrd which went for
M.Kin.cy 900 tSs
Mckinley. tlOtou. over Bryan WA not
onthusins,leaiy received in Atlanta. Prob
ably io."o vcr. on the streets 70 get the
returns. which wero furnished By tho
thr,e papers.
The DAILY News issued fourth extra
after o'clock and at declared MoKin-
les winner
Indications ore that Georaia has gone
for BRYAN by so.oo0 majority Returns re-
ceivod tonight are mcagor. bat It can hs
safely stated that the vote viii be large
one
All of tho Georgia congressman will be
reelected They are First district Les
ter. Second Griggs Third Lewis. Fourth.
Adam on Flfth. Livingston. Sixth. Bart
lctt. Seventh Howard Eighth. MADDOX.
Ninth. Tate. Tenth. Fleming. Eleventh.
urautley
Hranuon, who opposed Livingston In this
district. wla terribly showed under.
Fulton county snve nryan a big vote
Edgar Latham was elected elector from
tnia district
one or two counties IN the state went
for Mckinley
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
ILLINOIS

Ch.cago. Noy. 6.-rhe total vote Of this
city was.
Mckinney. 1880. Bryan i-25.i wool
Icy .l5 Docs. 5W. Barker lN Ma
lonsy. -ss Ellis. eo
Chicago Nov 6--Four hundred ami
twenty precincts ONT u 1877 ir Chicago
Eiyc Alsoh4ler Democrat ior Governor.
~ as. Nates. Republican. 6l6sf
Chicago NOV Nine hundred ana siN-
ty prccinct- out of 1877 givc Mckinley
isl2oo. Hryan lHo5s. Wooll,y 2eH. ueos.
All
Chicago. Noyf-,At D. M Chairman
Rowe OF the Republican state Certsn.
Committee claimed that Illinois rai Haen
carried by Mckinley hy 40 least io0ns
Congressman Hiurlchsan. who was
nt Democratic state heaIquAftcrs con-
ceded the state 90 Mckinley hy rot more
than 5000 but claimed chat adviecs
showed thar Ms-huicr. Democratic cate
diI.to for governor. was clectei oy about
10000
Chicago. Nov Returns received frou
no of tnc .onrres soual districts show
that tine Republicans have elected is aud
tho Democrats g5 Most of tne southern
districts have been heard from
Chicago. Noy. o. 1870 a ~ Complete
returns from ufteen counties DO th" state
uul partial returns from tHc others ln-
cluding he fuil vote of Chicago. in cook
county indicate p.uralsy for Mckinney
thar viii probably exceed Fo0H"
Chairman Watsoa OF the Dcmocraf.c
State Central Committee NJ that holr
conceded the qtate to Mckinley hy 5HeH'.
Returns also indicate the election - the
uH Republican state ticket by majeviues
considerably under the presidential ng-
ures. tHe scratching o. the ssate ticket
being confined almost entirely 20 Cook
county whore Nj Afzshularfa urr4ouli
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
GOV nlEcr sAMrouD NAY DIE.
AIabamR's Newly Chosen Executive
Dangerously III.

Aimbuhna's Newly chosen Executive
Dangerously III.
MONTGOMERY Ala. Nov 6-Gov Elect
william J Sanford was suddenly stricken
with paralysis at o'clock this afternoon
and. is not expected 10 1--we through the
night
He has been 10 disposed Tor several
weeks and confined to his room for the
past three weeks Eminent phyai lars
from this city nave been summoned but
the latest reports from the bedside say
that the distinguished sufferer can hardly
live.
Ia case Of the death Of Gov. Sanford.
who has not yet been inauguratcd the
legal succession would be- thrown into a
muIile 20 there is no precedent IN the
history Of the state which would govern
the case. The constitution provides that
the president Of the senates. han succeed
but his term viii expire next TUESDAY TO-
fore tho term Of the present Governor ex-
piros.
At O'Clock this morning Gov. camfos8
was still alive.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
nAooN nLEorED SENATOR.
Quorum Was Present. and SIC Was
Given Every Vote Cast.

Quorum Was Present. and SIC Was
Given Every Vote Cast.
Atlanta Nov 6-Hon Augustus o. Ba-
con was elected United states Senator
from Georgia this morning FOR the term
OF Elk years. beginning March T. next
MAJ Bacon received all tho votes cast.
the Populists present voting for tim. In
thc House he received li3 votes.
The two Houses voted separately Tor
senator to-day as the law requires. and
tomorrow at noon they VIII meet In joint
session 20 declare the result. and Mai
Bacon viii nc duly declared elected SEN
as6r for the ensuing term OF six years,
ar he received to-day majority in both
Houses The result WIS merely entered
on the journal to-day
The election was proceeded with In the
HOUSE Immediately offer the reading of
he journal. upon motion of MIR. Fielder
Of Bihh Mr. siatou shoughi Il might
he best 10 wait an hour. ns more members
might arrive on the incoming trains. The
members were ln high humor 90 vote. and
passed Mr FEEDERS motion by vote OF
~ 10 g.
Mr. Han Of Bibb placed the name of
Senator Bacon IN nomination Mr.. Jor-
dan - Jasper. and Mr. Slaton of Fulton
seconded the nomination. and then they
came 10 rapid succession from msmbsrs
from Pike. Monroe. Harris, Decatur. TAFT
nail. Troun Charlton Terrell and about
a dozen more counties.
Senator Bacon returned 20 the city shis
morning on the ii.l0 train from Macon.
10 viii address tho General Assembly
10 the morning az n O'Clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
DECLARED BRYAN PRESIDENT.
Only Two Mckinley Vote. In G~or-
RIn LegIsInlnre.

only Two Mckinley Votes In Geor-
Eia Legislature.
Atlanta. Nov. According 20 the Geor-
gn Legislature Bryan Is President Of tho
United States. He was declared 90 to-day
by President Howell of the Senate and
Speaker Little Of the House
a. n Franklin Of Washington. intro
duced a resolution which authorized the
clerk TO call the roll and let all go on
record as voting Tor Bryan as they would
be- unable 10 go home and vote. The reso-
luton was passed like fash. and Bryan's
name was on the lips OF every member
~ the House except twO-Foster OF
I.ownGes and Mccoy Of Liberty. who voted
for Mckinney.
The vote when counted stood. Bryan i0i.
Mckinley @ The result was Immediately
transmitted to the Senate. ana similar
vote was taken. which resulted IN no votes
being polled against Bryan. Tho count
showed Bryan %. Mckinley 0.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07

fact. thar II il probable thas tho county
was carried for the Democratic state
ticket.
Returns so far also indicate that he
Republicans have lost two and possibly
three congressman ln Chicago the m 70
sensational defoot being tna, cf william
Iormer. ono Of the most prominent M m
iers o. the Cook County Republican Or
ganlza lion. in the Second district
10 g. practically assured that the next
IoglsIature which VIII elect % TINT 4
states senator to succeed Senator Sael-y
NJ Cullom. VIII be- Republican on joint
bfff0f
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
GOV. sroNE GAVE UP.
Returns showed McI<inIey's Election
Too ConcIusiveIy.

Too ConcIusiveIy.
Now York. Nov 6--Ex-Ciov. Stone at
midnight made the following announce
mcut.
- give up.
The returns teleRraphed these head
quarters from New York. New Jersey and
Connecticut show that these states have
gone Republican Returns from MARY
land and West Nirgluia are Incomplete
Ny Information from the Middle AMI
Western states So 10 indefinite that J cam
not form an opinion as 20 the result. A.
] DO not know the facts ! VIII wait before
] cay finally what I think Is the result"
Mr. stone then closed tho Democrats
national headquarters in New York Tor
che night.
The headuuarters IN the East of the
Democratic National Committee were
nled with long distance telephones and
telegraph instruments tonight A special
telephone connected with the Democrat-
De State Committee IN the 81. James build
ing. a block away. where John a Mason.
secretary Of the state committee. and sew
erai clerks. received returns from gp the
state from Executive Chairman James X.
Mcclure In Syracuse. c. c. Hughes. Of tho
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07

may make some surprising changes from
the present apparent stand"
While Senator Jones was talking hui-
l,tin announced that Mckinley had care
ried Bryans precinct in Lincoln by ips
votes. The Senator was almo. constantly
at the long distance telephone talking
with Mr. Bryan ana other notahle Demo-
Gratis He told those present that ho was
niil confident that the Democratic ticket
had tflumnnnl
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07

Delaware Illinois Indiana. Maryland.
Iowa. Kansas. Maine. Massachusetts.
Michigan. Minnesota. New Hampshire
New Jersey New York. North Dakota,
ohio. oregon. Pennsylvania Rhode lei
and South Dakota. Utah. Vermont wasl-
ington ives, Virginia. Wisconsin and
Wyoming"
The committeeman then closed their
decks and left for the right
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07

AmorIrus Ga. Nov 6.-Hon. y. u.
Lewis carried the Third Congressional Dis
trusi sa-day by "a handsome vote without
oppositian. A light vote comparatively
was east IN Amer.cus. owing 10 the fact
that Lewis had no opposition. and the
same conditions may have obtained else
where in che district. though the hguras
are net obtnlnable al this hour A very
uaht Republican vote was cast here the
negroes taking little interest In the pres-
laeutial election.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
VOTING nooTn DESTROYED.
crowd OF Negroes smashed It EarIS
In the Day.

Crowd of Negroes smashed IL Early
in the Day.
Wilmington. Del. Nov "a riot oe-
CURED IN the Third District Of Whining
ION which resulted In the destruction Of
the polling pace.
The district has large negro vote. and
as the officers were nearly hair an hour
late IN opening the polls, about hun
drsd negroes assembled 30 line waiting 20
vote As the doors opened they saw a
white man James McHugh. who had got
ten IN ahead of them. attempting 10 vote.
This infuria'cd them. and rushing in, they
assaulted McIluEh ard the Inspector.
james Dugnn. cutting both seriously. Po-
ilceman sherry was alao cut In attempt
ing t. restore order.
The negroes destroyed the polling booth
aud che registration books disappeared Ia
the melee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
HEARD nErrENs Ar CANTON.
President HAD direct wires 60 Al
Important Points.

Important Points.
Canton. O.. Nov s-rresiden' Mckinley
received tho election returns tonight 70
his home surrounded by large number 81
hia old friends and ne.ghbors Including
many ladies who came ar tho guests ~
Mrs Mckinley to share with her the to-
terest and excitement % this eliminating
event Of tho campaign.
Direct wires come, fed the house with
the Republican national heaaquarfera az
New York ard Chicago. wiih Senator
Hanna ~ the Union club 10 Cleveland.
ana with tho home ~ GOV Roosevelt az
oyster Bay SO that the President waa iu
constant telogrnpnic touch with nia assoc
clates on che ticket and Nith the cam-
pIlgn leaders.
Tho President made his headquarters iu
his library. where most of tho gentlemen
guests conxrcEated. while Mrs Nc klnlcy
entertained the ladies ln inc pnrior Tho
President was in his usuaI good hgmor.
showing no anxiety over the result
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-07
A RIor N PHILADELPHIA.
several Heads broken and some
ward HceIers Arrested.

Philadelphia. Nov. 6.-shortiy before
noon a small aized riot broke out in the
Fourteenth Division of tho Fourth ward
where Congreasman McAiccr resides \
number OF negroes entered the polling
place and attempted to vote. Their voses
being refused they drew revolvere and
a number % shots were nrcd
Paddy" McIride pugilist of some
note Judge Of tho division and said 10
be an adherent OF Congressman McAlccr.
was badly injured about the head by
being afruck utth a revolver and wish
Hugh McCloskey. another McAieer fol-
lower. wos arrested Three Of the negroes
were also locked up.