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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

The republicans have evidently won
q decisive victory. Mr. Bryan made
gains in he east over the 'yi vote, but
not sufficient To phaze the big msj jori
ties OF 1896
In New York the republican majority
of 26o.OOO In 96 was cut down To I'D =
600. Odell, the republican candidate
was elected governor of the empire
state by a safe margin.
In Delaware, the democrats elected
the state ticket and will control the
Legislature on joint ballot.
Bryan carried South Carolina Dy So
600 majority.
Texas gave democratic majority of
225.OOO.
In North Dakota, the republicans
elected White governor and the whole
republican ticket.
In Pennsylvania, Bryan cuts IN two
the republican majority of four years
ago.
Georgia goes for Bryan by 10000.
Everything is republican in New
Hampshire by reduced majority.
The Ohio vote indicates that Nc
kinley has carried the state by ma
jority much less than il 1896.
In Kentucky, Bryan wins and Gov
ernor Beckham is reelected by big
majority. Nine out of eleven congress
men in Kentucky will be democrats.
Mckinley and Roosevelt carried New
Jersey by $4,000 plurality.
The democrats have won in Utah by
safe majority.
In W ashington. the republicans have
elected both the state and national
tickets
Minnesota republicans claim they
have carried that state for Mckinley
by $4,000 and the state ticket by 10000.
ln Cook county. Illinois, Mckinley
gets lS.446 majority. but Alschuler, the
democratic candidate for governor, car
ries the county by l4,OOO majority He
loses 10 the state however. The repub-
iicsns will elect their state ticket in
illinois ana will probably gain control
of the legislature, which will choose a
United States senator to succeed
Shelby Cullom.
The morning papers give Indiana to
Mckinley, but the democrats have not
yet conceded it. Even if won by Nc
Kinley there Is reason TO expect that
the state ticket will pull through.
The republicans will likely retain con-
troll of the lower house OF congress-.
Bryan gained in Connecticut, out not
enough.
Maine went to Mckinley by reduced
majority.
Rhode Island gave reduced major
ity to Mckinley.
The democrats made big gains in
Massachusetts,, but Mckinley won by
over 10000
Iowa registered for Mckinley.
The democrats lay strong claims to
Nebraska.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
Death of August KOtzien.

f. Rotzien received q telegram yes
terday from Dwight, Ala, snnounc.
ing the death of his brother, Angus,
Rotzien. He went there about two
weeks ago hoping he would get better
but took sudden change Wednesday
and died that night.
He caught cold willie working in the
Clizbe factory last winter, which
brought on quick consumption with
which he died.
He leaves two brothers and three sis.
ters to mourn his death.
The funeral will occur at the home of
his sister in Dwight, Ala, this
afternoon.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

Marshall county came up with its
usual large democratic majority, every
candidate on the democratic ticket be
ing elected. The hard fight on the part
of the republicans was put up against
Mr.. O'Keefe and Mr.. Metsker, but with
all their villainous and slanderous cir
culsrs on the eve of the election these
candidates each received over 400 ma
jority. The campaign as conducted by
the democracy and all the democratic
candidates was clean and honest and
many republicans on election day
showed their appreciation of this con-
duct on the part of the democratic can
did8tes. 1t is no doubt true that each
democratic candidate received no fewer
than thirty republican votes and this is
very commendatory to them. 1t is q
stamp of disapproval of the snesking,
back alley, treacherous and villsinous
tactics resorted to by the Republican
party manipulstors who deserve social
osatrcism, as well as displacement in
their positions as directors of the party
in this county.
The forged circular which they sent
to German township bearing the forged
name of Mr.. Metsker aud the libelous
letters to German and other townships
attacking the character of Mr.. O'Keefe.
are methods characteristic of the sneak
and the knave, and republicans of this
county ought for the good of their
party lose no time in publicly express
ing their condemnation of such villsiny
The democrats have elected seven
out of ten trustees, the following being
the result:
Union-A. n. Bogardus, (D) 81.
Center-C. p. Jackman, (D) 12l.
Green-Jacob A. Richards, (D)2.
Bourbon-George Stockmsn, (D) 132.
Tippecenoe oseph Wood, (R) "a.
Germsn-Jacob Gardener, (D) 52.
North-A. f. Stilson, fD) 159.
Polk-Ed r. Monroe, (D) 72.
West-Henry Hall, (R) l6.
Walnut-M. l.. Brewer (R) Z.
Messrs. Christian Fisher, Walter
Kimble and Marian Bland are elected
councilmen by msjorities in excess of
525.
Henry Miller, Perry E. Sarber. Fred
w. Monroe and Levi Artz are elected
councilmen from their respective dis
tricts by msjorities in excess of 100 in
each instance.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

times at Manila, p. |. He can begin to
walk without the aid OF crutches, but
suffers great deal of pain. There are
several pieces of steel In his body yet
that will always remain; one bullet
went through bis body. He lay three
days and nights out of doors before Ills
wounds were bsndsged and had no
water TO quench his thirst. In all that
time he said there were so many
wounded that there were not enough
physicians and nurses to take care of
them.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

the recipients to vote Immediately
upon receipt o: it before time would
elapse for the re-resdipg and reflection
upon it's contents and before could be
notified in regard to it.
The closing sentences are threats.
They are intended to show an ugly
disposition on my part, disposition to
get even in case scratched by democrats.
The sneak has either presumed that
the German township democrats are
ignorant or that l am q king of fools.
Every sane man knows that votes are
not gotten with club. No man can
force people to vote for him and such q
disposition on the psrt of candidate
is certain to iDjure him. This sneak so
calculated and that is why he has
wound up the circular as he has with
my name forged thereto.
| want to ascertain this scoundrel
and hold him up to the people of Mar
shall county that ne may be Stunned as
the "prince of fends," unworthy the
countenance of respectable people.
CLAY W. METsKER.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
ALL is QUIET.
students Remaining at Culver Conducting
Themselves Well

students Remaining at Culver Conducting
Themselves Well.
A Culver special says notwithstsnd-
ing the dismissal of l03 cadets for
breach of discipline last Friday all is
quiet at the academ my. One hundred
and fifty cadets reported for duty this
morning. The battalion has been re-
organized. No cadet com missioned
officers were appointed last night to fill
vacancies caused by diemissals. Rooms
were resssigned and the east barracks
closed. The foot ball team reorgan-
lied, though only three of the old
members were left. Yesterday after
noon the team played q hard fought
game with the Lake Forest team.
The charge that the table fare at the
academy is poor, academy officers ss,
can be disproved by the many parents
of the cadets, who hsve eaten at the
mess table.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
hesd which is too lengthy to copy, the
letter is as follows:

! ".
letter is ss follows:
plymouth, Ind, Nov2. 1900.
My Dear Sir:-From information at
hand 1 learn that Wm. O'Keefe. our
candidate for county treasurer is or has
been member of the Roman Catholic
church. HE father, mother, brother
and sisters are members Of that demon.
instiOn and while he does not attend
church regularly know that he affin-
istes with that church and contributes
to its support. am not personally &C
qusinted with Mr.. Huffman, his oppo-
neDt, but learn from leading democrats
at Argos, that he is fine fellow. At
any rate he is better than an Irish
Catholic. Yours trueIr.
A Democrat.
Or course no democrat had anything
to do with that dsstsrdly piece of busi.
ness, the whole thing from beginning
TO end having been cODcocted in the
fertile brain of the chairman of the re-
publican county committee aud the
little two for nIckle peanut politicians
that hover around "The Great | Am"
The limitation Of the printing of the
democratic letter heads was done at the
Republican Office the copy for which
was stolen from democratic headQusr.
ters. The proprietor of the Republican
is communicsnt and a deyout mem
Der of the Catholic church. Now, men
and brethren, what do you think of a
man, professed christian and a Cath
olic himself, being an active participant
in not only slsndering and vilifying
Mr.. O'Keefe on account of the religion
of his dead father, but IN attempting
to bring HE own church before the pub
lie in an unenvisble light No better
people belong to any church than are
members of the Catholic church of Ply
mouth. Like all other denominations
they occasionally have "blsck sheep"
among them, and In this case the pro-
prietor of the Republican is found to be
the one. He ought not only TO be ex-
communicated from the church, but
he ought, along with bis fellow con-
spirstors. to be kicked out of respects-
BILE society ty-PlymOuth Democrat.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
Some One Loses.

1t is estimated that about 5000
changed hands In this city being
bets on the election. Although not
many heavy bets were made there were
q great many ranging from so to 500,
the highest being $500. Most every
better gave odds and therefore not
many even money bets were made.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

Commodore Jackmsn, the democratic
candidate, was elected trustee of Center
township by a majority of 12l, defeat.
ing w. E. Bailey.
Joseph Whitesell, the democratic can
didate for trustee In West township,
was defeated by Henry b. Hall by Is
majority.
A. f. Stilson, the democratic candi-
date for trustee in North township WAS
elected by big majority.
Jacob Csrabiener, the democratic
candidate for trustee of German town
ship, was elected by SO majority.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
County Candidates Elected.

Representative-Clay w. Metsker.
Treasurer-Wm O'Keefe.
Sherlff-Clinton Bondursnt.
Recorder-L. q. Harley.
Aesessor-Wm. Leonard.
Surveyor-Harry CRUDE.
Commissioners First Dist.-Henry
FARRELL.
Commissioner Third Dist.-Henry
Snyder.
Councilmen at Large - Christian
Fisher, Walter Kimble, Marion Bland.
District Councilmen-Henry Miller,
Perry E. Sarber, Fred w. Monroe, Levi
Artz.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

publicans and eleven democrats. The
greatest interest is centered around
the twenty-five elected today, rs they
will vote for United States senator two
years hence. 1t is probable that nine
democrats we're today elected and eight
republicans, with eight still in doubt.
This makes the senate stand twenty
one democrats, twenty-one republicans
and eight in doubt.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
Awful Suffering at Manila.

Mrs. VIM. Ii. Craig, residing east of
the city, has returned from her visit In
Wysndotte, Harding and Logan coun-
ties. Ohio, and had very interesting
visit with her nephew, d. w. Krider,
who was wounded In battle twenty six
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09


that will forged
uon or the man or who of $500 The
mailed to voters in German township follows
As final anti
opponent
th publishing
my work exactly Importance
Legislature
TO credab bring into the
than is elect
man. Mr. Wine while possibly good mechanic
ed and incapcsted ability While
Doast yet Will that
penc has
woman and debstor feel that could be of
Nails
of German Township
German Township Now
that Germ Democrats
slsugheng the
Il SUFFICIENT Ina
have influence future
"Yours
CLAY W. METSKER,
democratic Candidate for
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
The Legislature.

The latest returns show that the next
general assembly will be republican In
both branches and that there will be
majority for the republicans on joint
ballot.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

Bryan's majority in Marshall county
is 493 by the official count.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

Francis Bowser, Democratic Candidate for
State senator, Leads the Ticket and Clin-
ton BOndurant Not Far Behind Him
Democrats Elect Seven Trustees Out of
Ten.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
PUBLICANS WIN.
BRYAN GOES DOWN BENEATH
0totVE MAJORITIES.

New York for Mckinley. but by 10000
Less Majority Than i'm pc Maryland IN
Doubt Indiana Returns Not In-ken-
tucky Carried by Bryan Other state
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
DEMOCRATS WIN.

MARSHALL COUNTY ELECTS THE
ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09
$500 Reward!

To anyone who will furnish evidence
that will lead to the arrest and convic
tlon of the man or men who wrote and
mailed TO voters in German township
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-09

the following circular with my name
forged to it, l will give a reward
of $500 The forged circular is as
follows:
The daily news., 1900-04-19
The IieiDful S.nn.

The man who loses his head was in
church the other dl!. and a girl near
him lad tainted. The church was very
close. and be realized that the best
thing TO 90 was TO lake her out. and as
lie WAS a hclpfCl man. always going to
the assistance Of those in need, he pro-
posed 10 carry her himself. But in
these days women do not faint often
enough 10 keep men in practice carry
ing them out of churches or theaters,
and this man was very much excited.
The girl had tainted just as a hymn
was Geing sung. and the man had a
hymn book In his hand. which il it re-
malued there would make him less able
to render his deed Of mercy, so the first
thing to 10. be realized. was to get rid
OF the hymn book.
Wont some one take my hymn
book he cried eXcitedly. Some one
take this hymn book" he called again
with vehemenOe. But no one volun-
tecred. and il was not until another
man had taken the girl out that be
realized that he might have dropped
thai hymn book on the seat himself
New York Times.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
Improving the statue.

Even France. the land OF art. has its
Dogberrys. \ French sculptor shipped
q bronze statue Of General lie Flo to n
little town called Quimper, where 1t
was set up and vciled to await the day
on which IL was 20 be presented form
ally. The wise mayor of the town
examined Il critically and decided that
il could be improved vastly. So he set
4 few workmen 10 the task. and when
the sculptor arrived he had the great
pleasure OF finding that his beautiful
gilt bronze statue had been secured
neatly with emery and was shining
like the brass on a mAu-Ofw war.
A tasteful frame or wood had been
put around the marble pedestal, and
as. unfortunately. the local artisan had
made il too small. and TO accommodate
this, the coattails and feet Of most OF
the figures on the pedestal had been
cUt Of.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
SCIENTISTS GO TO SIBERIA.
They Make the Trip to Determine the
Origin Of the a. lian.

SAN Francisco, April lS.-Three scien-
lists, comprising the Jessup expedition,
sent out by the American Museum Of
Natural History of New York to explore
ths unknown portions Of northwestern
Siberia, have sailed from this city They
are Norman {. Buxton, an American,
and two Russians, Waidemar GogaraS
aud Waldemar Jackelson.
One object of their trip will be TO de-
termine whether OF not the American
Indian il descended from Asiatic stock.
The Russians will touch mainly upon
the chronological phase, Studying the ma
tive language and songs, customs and
physical characteristics of almost every
tribe that inhabits the northwestern sec
ton Of Siberia. Buxton viii cOrfino his
work mainly 20 the geological field, to-
ward making a new and rare collection
Of birds and mammals for the big mu-
scum in Central park.
They expect to be gone for at least
two years.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
LOOD PO IsoN CrRED BY B B. b
NnttIe Sent Free tn Snff.rer..

BnttIe Sent Free tn sufferer.
Drpp-seated. obstinate cases, the
kind that have resisted doctors. hot
.Irinzs and patent medicine treat
Meut, quickly yield tn 3. Il. 3. Bo-
;auic Blood Balm, thoroughly test
ed for 80 years. B. Il. B. has cure d
such indications as mucous patches
in the mouth, sore throat, eruptions,
eating sores, bone pains. itching
skin. swollen glands, stiff joints, cop
per cnlured spots, cEaucreS, uict r1-
tion on the body, and in hundreds
II cases where the hair and eve
browS have fallen ont and the whole
Skia was a mass of bOilS. pimYleS
and ulcers this wonderful specific
has completely changed the whole
BODY into clean, perfect condition.
free from eruptious. and skin smooth
with the glow Of perfect health. =,
q. 3. l. the only known perfect cure
fuI blood poison. 80 sufferers may
test b. +. 3. and know for them
selves that il cures. a trial bottle
will be sent free of charge.
Fer sac by druggists at 81 per
large bottle. or large bottles full
rrpatmenN s.. To prove our
faith in b. 3. r. we will send a
Trial Bottle Free and prepaid to
-uff Arer~, 20 they may test the rem
ady At GU expense. Address BLOOD
BALM co Atlanta Ga.
The daily news., 1900-04-19

tered into a group OF members. Gen
eral," said one. are you making ar
ran-ements with the speaker TO be
sworn in" No" answered Wheeler,
who is not much Of a joker; I'VE were
talking about something else" The
general said the speaker significantly.
has too much regard for the proprie-
ties 1f the present situation TO make
any such suggestion" Everybody knew
that il means that General Wheeler
viii not become a member Of this con-
cress unless there j. another election
Z the Eighth Alabama district.
ARTHUR w. DUNN.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
Chinese Dinner Invitations.

when a Chinaman issues invita-
tions to dinner" writes DIR. Sven He
din, the traveller, "he sends out, one or
two days beforehand. a tiny card Of
Invitation. contained in a huge envel-
ope- If you accept the invitation, you
are supposed to keep the card. If you
have not time-that is, il you decline
you are expected to send il back. II
the banquet Is appointed for u o'clock,
you need not go before 2 p. m."
The daily news., 1900-04-19
Testimonial From Judge CASTOR.
GREENvILLE, Ala. Aug. 10. Is

GREENvILLE, Ala. Aug. 10. 1899.
take great pleasure in certifying to the
purity and the merit of WIlkinson's Match
less Mineral Water. This natural mineral
tonic, to my personal knowledge, is taken
from a well three miles east Of GTeenville.
in the exact condition in which il is sold. |
have seen this water used, with wonderful
success. for dyspepsia, Indigestion, sore
eyes and for eruptive diseases, sores and
ulcers on man and animals. AS a remedy
for these troubles, l do not believe its
equal exists. It is highly recommended by
pbysicians for a number Of diseases.
XELL GASToN,
Judge OF Probate Court, Butler County,
Alabama.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
CONVERTED TO MO2McNlSM
Protracted Meeting Iu Morgan County.
Seven Acccssions to Faith.
two years

PrOtracted Meeting In Morgan county.
Seven Acccssions to Faith.
MONROE, GA, April ls-Fairplay, a
village on the northern border of Nor
gan county, IL miles from this city. is
lust now the mecca Of the Mormons, 10
which all the elders in Georgia have
been directing their footsteps. Twenty
four of these pilgrim elders, weary and
dust stained, are gathered there from
every quarter Of the state, and pro-
tracted services sre being held.
The meetings began Friday and Will
close Monday. at which time the hap-
tismal rites viii be administered 70 the
converts of MOrmOuism-seven in mum
har
The daily news., 1900-04-19
Cattle PerishIn Storm.

Denver, April IS.-Reports received
here from the grazing regions indicate
that heavy losses Of hive stock will re-
suit from the prolonged rain and snow
storm. II Is estimated that the losses If
sheep in the vicinity of Trinidant will
aggregate not less than 20, 900 head
The daily news., 1900-04-19
viii Rejoin Their Regiments.

Ell PAso, Tex, April lS.- S.-Lieutenants
Fernando Diaz, Of the Fortieth infantry,
jose Diaz and Luis Fernandez d. Cavero,
Forty-firSt infantry. Mexican army, ha -
arrived in II PaSo enrOute 30 Guavas,
u Join their regiments now in the field
against the Nagui Indians.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
RECEIPTS IN PHILIPPINES
Report of Division Of Customs and
InsulaF Affairs.

WASHINGTON. April l2-AcocrdinS
to statement made by the division Of
customs and insular affairs of the war
department the receipts ia the Philip
pine islands for the months Of January,
February and March, 1900, were: Jaa-
uary, 1903. 500; February. (cable) S426,.
423; March, cable 1919, 446.
The customs receipts to March 1
reached the sum of SJ74.995. Total rs
Ceipts for the three months were 81, ,66q. d.
SO Receipts for March exceeds those
Of the previous two months by $ll5, 1856.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

- ,l.S MP 5S2 or call at the Office.
- J SSoT,l Palafox street. when in
G,... o. a carpenter. b. ID. Hoffman.
80 g.'s,'--e>s Agent Of the Carpenter :
~ = Union. will furnish YOU
.ics ,.-' ne Y red help on short no.
n25tt
The daily news., 1900-04-19
CIin DwelIer., Clever symbols.

The symbols Of the old cliff dwellers,
used to represent the things Of nature,
were often very clever.
They represented the mountains by
terraces, the sky by arches. the winds
by coils and spiral lines. clouds by
stepped figures. the sun by a disk, the
moon by crescent. the lightning by
the serpent. the rain by perpendicular
lines, the rainbow by different colors,
the water by certain animals, the air
by birds. the earth by horizontal lines,
the four points Of the compass by
crosses. and the gods which preside
over the four quarters Of the sky by
fetichcs in the shape Of animals.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
GRAND EXCCRSION.

To Mobile and New Orleans Satur
day night, April 2S, leaving Union
depot at l0:3O on regular passenger
train. Fare for round trip: Pen>a-
cola TO Mobile, $3.50; Pensacola to
New Orleans, So 90; from Canton
ment same as Pensacola. Parties
desiring sleeper will apply to ticket
agent in time. Pnrcha-e ticket at
ticket ctiice. Tickets good for five
days tn return on any regular pas
senger train. TOr further infOrma-
tion apply TO
ROBT. KING or
Z. THOMAS,
Pensacola.
The daily news., 1900-04-19

A. r. Bass of MOrgantOwn. Ind.
hac to get up ten or twelve times in
the night, and had severe hackache
and pains in the kidneys. Was cured
hy FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. It's guar
a teed. w. A. D'Alemberte.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
GN,,y
ml~

Peppermint Cream Waters, an af-
ter dinner dainty. Ask your dealer
for them.
The daily news., 1900-04-19

s!7e incest GJ1d most SfY7-
..( I, I'Rt = rugs and mat
"a s cUer erhibited in Pen
EIcDlT. e WGTStOn 81
'Hcb'Sbio fltraitlG7,e house.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
Medical Society. Attention.

Medical Society, Attention.
There will be regular meeting of
the Pensacola Medical Society at
the Board of Health office at
O'Clock pm. Tuesday, April "a.
Visiting physicians are cordially
Invited to attend.
D. w. MCMILLAN. M. D.,
President.
E. F. BRUCE, NJ. d,
Secretary. 25mt
The daily news., 1900-04-19

I will repair your watches and
iewelry in first class style. J. 1.
Stephens.
The daily news., 1900-04-19
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GENERAL INSURANCE
AND
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