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OsTEOPATHy.

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NJ Z. DONoHCE. II. o.. OF Still school
Kirksville, Mo. Coz Paxton Blk. Tel. 1851
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LADIES out OF health find prompt relief.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
PERRY COUNTY.

Vote n 1895 on G0'cfnor: Stephens. 1ii6I
Lewis. lbs.
/ l:PUBLic SPECIAL.
PerryviIie, Mo, Nov. S.--The vote Of Per
ry County is as follows. Mckinley. l.6sl;
Bryan. 1851: FIory. ldCsi; n"ckcry; 1851 /:
Eobb bem.i, for Congress l.5N; Rerry
Ecpl 1913. County officers We're elected
ds follows: Joseph G. Wcinacid Q-cri'.
representatives +. Estel CDem!. Collector:
j. ". Martin Deml sheriff. W. \. piiani
DcmD. Assessor: J. T. GrcCnwcl Qrenl.t.
Prosecuting Attorney: Il. +. Morton dem J.,
Treasurer. y K. Lutefahr Bep), Public
ADMINISTRATION; \. J. kiliiln Rep). surrey
or; Doctor Boyd ORepD. coroner; County
Judge Eastern District. e. W. Cox Deml 4:
County Judge Western District, Thomas j.
MaranTille dDemD. Constitutional amend
ments and carried by Il large vote.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09

New York. Nov. s-Sailed: Friedrich der
Crosse, Bremen. VIA southampton: La
rouraine, Havre. Deutschland, Hamburg,
Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Nokohama. Nov. Arrived previously:
Rio Jan 5Taru. Seattle
N'aidiyustock, Nov. Arrived: Eva,
Portland. Ore. for Hong Kong.
Queenstown, Nov. S.-Arriyel: Beigsu-
f,enland Philadelphia, for I.iyerpool
London. Nov. S.-Arrived: Mesaba. New
York.
London. Nor. s-sailei: Marquette, New
York.
queenstown. Nov. 8-Sailed: Majestic,
from Liverpool. for New York
Southampton. Nay. S-Sai!ed: F'uer:t Bis
marck Grom Hamburg, New York via
ChcrhCurg.
Cherbourg. Nov. 7.-sailcd: Trave Cfrom
Bremen and Southampton. New York
Glasgow, Nov. 7.-Arriyei: Astoria, New
York: Sth. 14aurentiau. New York.
New York. Nov 8.-Arrtyed: Ems. Ma
pies: Karamania. from Naples
Ndul"s Nov S-Arived: Steamer Werra.
New York. via Gibraltar. for Genoa, and
proceeded.
,si,.l"uuFg. Nov. S.-Sailed: Steamer Furst
Bismarck. from Hamburg and Southampton.
New York
Liverpool. Nov. s.-saied: Vancouver,
Montreal.
Rotterdam. Nov. s.-Sailed: Steamer Am
sterdam. New York, via Boulosne
New York, Nov. S--Arrived: Germanic,
Liverpool and Queenstown.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
RANDOLPH COUNTY.

isfst'i FIlt NILtlAi-
Sparta, III. Nov. S.--pavid Huggins
(pem.l of MurphysborU. Alfred H. Riess
cDeiil) of Red Bud and L. c. Brown Hscpl
Of Sparta are elected REPRESENTATIVES ot
the fcrty-eighth Senatorial District by the
following votes:
Monroe County-Huggins. o59S; Riess
2Gii: Brown. 2.3iS; Bailey. 2,225.
Randolph County-HuGgins, 4,1g5 Ri.ss,
4.s.9; Brown. S,SS!; Bailey. :.42S.
Perry County-tiusgirS, 500: Riess, 8 4s7
Brown. 1888; Rsiley. 2l3S.
jackson County-Hucgins, 5.G:5; Riess
$50; Brown. 5.7S6; Bailey. 6,2lS
Total-HuSsins. 1S,5S: Riess lG4Sl:
Brown, iS,%5.; Bailey, H. 49,
Roy Alden DemD of Pinckneyville is
elected Senator over Boilinger by l72 ma
jor!ty.
Red Bud-Ir this. the Forty-eghth Lecis-
lative District Monroe County complete re-
turns give Riess CDemD. 2.6ii: ;Iugcins
Oem.i 59S; Brown Rep), 2,33s: Bailey
Rep.(. 22225. Randolph County complete,
gives Riess, .,ss1; Higgins. 1875; Brown.
4.S52: Raiiey. 4,26i. Jackson County complete
gives Riess, h.41: Iusg;rs. 56l5; Brown,
$3.50: Bailey. 6.22S. Perry County complete.
gives Riess, 3i6i; Huggins. $50; Brown,
2.2S2: Bailey 2.+%..
CheSter-O!iicial returns IN this GRandnlrh)
county give Bryan plurality Of 233. Al
srhuler a25, Kern for Congress 19S, and Alden
for the state Senate 2G4 RiesS DemD. Eor
Representative. carried 1864 votes: Huggins
Hnem.l. i.ss'; Brown CRep). 4.s6j'.; Bailey
tR.pt J. iHHJ.,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
MACHINE WAS "INFERHaL" ONE.
Strong Evidence Against Iowa Man
of Intent TO Murder His Wife.

Waterloo, Ia, Nov. s-No difficulty was
experienced in irnpaneling jury IN Ins
case CT The state Us. Jerome w. Hoot.
charged with intent to murder his wife, by
the agency OF an Internal machine, sent by
express
Mrs. Hoot testified 70 the receipt OF a "can-
iret-' which she started 10 open, but Wa
deferred by Il slight explosion. She tJIrnec
II over TO Policeman ShUltz. VINO testified.
that there explosion when he pulled
out drawer with long cord
Mrs. Hoot also told OF the secret mar
-iage with the defendant in February. 1858
and OF their separation five days afteT>'
wards
Among the witnesses for tomorrow are
= Cabinet'nalIer from Omaha who made the
box 70: fiOOt. a hardware mercahnt from
Ioes lToines. who sold the dynamite, and Il
chambermaid from Chicago. who saw the
box, believed TO be the Internal machine. 81
Hoots room at the hotel.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09

who fs.r that Tuesdays defeat portends
their UWn GeieIt in the spring.
Some Of these. while recognizing that the
result was an emphatic public deInOnstrt-
ton, true Indication Of popular feeling
toward the whole administration, also ur-
dertake to call Tor a contest. The real rea
son apparently. for the prevailing conster-
nation IN the City Hall Is the dread on the
part of the machine operators that they
may no longer 3e able to retain their fol-
lowing. City employees seem 10 realize that
the administration. which caused public
Gisurprohatior, is doomed to anHiliia;ion
ami they are beginning 70 quietly desert for
seIf-JT0tecticn.
Mayor Ziegenheiu wass asked yesterday
morning for his opinion the result. He
deciirsd TO give mis- views. evadiug the
question by speaking 20 other callers May
or IeEeuhriu does not look 50 happy as he
do some tiMe ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
stops the Cough
and WORKS OF the Cold.
axative Bromo-QuiIife Tablets cure cold
one day. No Cure. M Pay. Price 25 cts
ANTl-IMPERIALISTS SPEAK.
VIII Organize for Purpose Q
Fighting Anti-Colonialjs1n.

New York, Nov S-The Executive Corn
m:ttee Of the National Association Of Anti
lmpo:ia!istic Clubs, OF which {. c. Hughes;
appointed committee - work ont Il plan
of rccrgauiza don. The committee Is .. &.
hughes J. + Harder and J. ". jdunssen.
aon the subject OF reorganization. MIR.
Hughes said:
1T has been decided 10 reorganize the
ratiOna! association and to change its scope
to dnti-colonialism. There has always been
a majority of the leading men IN the Ma
uoua! Association of Autt-IInperialisiic
clubs who believed that the association
I. NJ oi establishing colonies. The object Of
f.e reorgauized Anti-Colonial League Will
he TO limit is work to naming and elect
ing candidates who are in favor of oPpcs-
ing the policy of the Republican party in
the Philippines as at present outlined by
that party.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
DoCkEKl's MAJORITY $1,000.
Return. From County Ehairucu In
dicaic That Figure.

Returns received at Democratic State
headquarters yesterday indicate that Mr..
Ijuckcry'S majority in the State viii he In
the neighborhuai ot 900. This estimate is
based on information direct from the chair
men 0t the various county committees,
from re% spaper dispatches and from lead
ing politicians, aud Is believed 70 i,e ac-
curate in tn main
The estimated maiorites on the state
ticket range trcn $1,000 10 $500. Al Eepub-
iCan State headquai tcrs Chairman ..kiu-
conceded that Mr Duckery ) majority will
he as great a. 300 and possibly more
than 3D0Q0
There WAS a continuation Of rejoicing ut
Democratic headquarters yesterday. Colonel
.ioscpn Johnston Of New OrIe-rs, former
Mssourian, was i caller. -Icun y. Lee.
Li.uteuaut Gov esnor elect. Sam T.. Cook
and other State leaders were present with
Mr.. Dockcry i'll tha afternoon. q. y. Grsu-
shaw ii Mr.; DUckcry : county. who as
sisted at headquarters during the camua!sn,
Eas also present. Mr.. CreuShitw is. highly
pleased with the showing in the State. Last
night Mr. ll"ckery, In company with Harry
Edwards. ChalrmIn Seibert and Al Morrow
Attended the Minstrel show at the century.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09

The Wabash Railroad Surgeons Associa-
'ion held its annual meeting here.
Subscriptions for bonds of the Central
Railroad, guaranteed by the Swiss Govern
faent- are to be received in New York
New York Central Stockholders ratified
the Boston and Albany lease.
The Northern Pacific declared an extra
dividend of per cent. President Melen
says the company IS not after tie Oregon
lines.
The Rock Island win build an extension
from Liberal, kas.. to FL Paso. Tex.
H A. Parker has been elected president
Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Texas TO
succeed NJ. \. Lowe.
The Baltimore and Ohio viii erect new
repair shops at pittsLurs.
\ number o: orders have feen given for
new equipment
The Blackwell, Enid and Southwestern
has been opened to Edey. OKLA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
YATES GOES HOME.
Explains Why He Received Lighter
Vote Than Presidential Electors.

Springfield H.. Nov. s.-Govsrnor elect
Richard Yates arrived here to-day from
Chicago. accompanied by his wife and fam
iIy After lunch with his brother. Henry
Yates. Deputy Revenue Collector. he called
on Governor Tanner. Judge Yates left later
for his home at Jacksonville, where rati-
ficat;un meeting will be held Tonight. He
talked freely Of what he considered were
the reasons for his having received Lighter
dental Electors. He says the shortage cotDeS
almost exclusively from Chicago. and thinks
there were two reasons for that. He says
the maiority of Gold Democrats there voted
for Mckinney Electors and for Alschuler be-
cause they did not believe he was free
silver man. In addition to this he charges
that the Democratic managers practically
gave up any nope OF carrying the State for
Bryan several days before the election. and
then concentrated all their forces to Tn
crease their vote on the candidate for Cow
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.
Pennsylvania Man Shot His Wife,
Then Blew Out His Brains.

Dubois. Pa, Nov. S.-GeorGe II. Hardin.
weli-kuown citizen OF Keyncldsyilie. to-day
attempted 70 kill hi. wife and then com.
nitted suicide bv. blowing his brains out
The wife will probably recover.
The couple quar:eled last weei. and sep
arated. the husband charging the wife with
drsn to the home OF his parents, where he
iso went 20 live. Mrs. Hardin went TO the
home OF her parents.
Harding called his wife at hcr
parents house to-day. and when she MAIDS
her appearance. he threw his arms a=ouna
her and fred Il bullet into her head. He
then turned the weapon and blew his brains
out. his body falling beside his prostraLe
Wifa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
1865 Boarding Places
Advertised In To-day's Republic.
DISTINGUISHED HUNTING PARTY
kerens. Bryan and Governor Elect
nockery to BE WetmUre's Guests.

Colonel NJ. C. Wctmore Is preparing to
entertain a distinguished party at his hunt
ing preserve in Taney County, within a.
few days The party will spend Il week in
the woods, where teatleretl game Of all
kinds IS found in abundance. The hunt
ing lodge Is far from any town and away
from. the railroad. Tue gentlemen Will
have an excellent opportunity 20 forget the
vici-situdes of the recent campaign and s;l-
sage in sport to the liking OF any healthy
citizen
In the party will be William J. Bryan
Ex-Governor ". J. Stone. Governor elect
J. VI. DOrkery. Colonel WetmCre. Colonel
X. {. X, reis and others. Al. arrangements
tor the trip have not as vet been completed
but Mr. Wetmore declared yesterday that
the party would get away as soon AS pos
siblc while the weather was not too cold
TO drive all the game to cover.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
CONGRESSMAN COCHRAN HAPPY.
Praises the Good Work of Democrats
Iis nixfrici.

Congressman Cochran of the Fourth Dis
!4a carried hi> district by an Increased ma
5ority. lie estimates it at about 2.5yi. Two
years ago his majority WAS 2025. He car
red four out OF the six counties IN the dis
rrict.
The organized Democracy Of the North
west is a splendid combination. and 1t never
cr.,tir ticket" said Mr.. Cochran last might
The result has been euinentiy satisfactory
throughout the district and we made good
gains FOR the State as wei! a. the national
pected 20 receive his undetermined major
!ty the Democrats eternally fioored him.
The pnclIing-h0use employees voted for MI
DOCkcTy."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
BOY CRUSHED IN A ,IySE.
Father Avoided Slide of Conf, but
son WINS iau.iit

While heluiu. his father in Madison Mine
No. > at EtwardsV.lc Yesterday afternoon
Josiah Mason, j. years old Wa crushed b,,
= IAN "f coat. Father and son were york
father caught the working of the coal
which denoted a Zip. He shouted to the
boy to jump. and lcaped aside himself. hu,
the BOY WIS not quick cnongh and was
caught When dug out he was taken at
n1nct to the mtlice OF the company's surgeon.
Doctor ~ I. Wharf. 4 superficial exam
irI.tion showed several ribs on TIE ri.ht side
were crushed in. and that lie was suffering
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
Hoods Sarsapariila

Promises to cure and keeps tho
promise. The earlier treatment Is
begun tha hetter-hegln to-da4a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
CONGRESSMAN LEM DEFEATED
Tompkins Defeated Him in Twelfth
Ohio District by Eight Votes.

Columbus. o. Nov S.-The official count
In the Twelfth Ohio Congressional District,
completed Tonight. gives Emmett Tomp-
j. LentH pemD. the present Representa-
tive. The district is noninally about $50
DUmOcratiC.
During the late session of Congress Mr..
LeutZ took prominent part in the in
y.StiSatiUn Of the Coeur d'Alene mining
troubles and wa. Very severe in his criti-
cism Of the administration.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
NINTH DISTRICT.
LINrnLY CnTNTV.

Vote in 1886 on Governor; stephens. 2,992, Lew-
Ie IaNl
EEPUBI.TC Special.
Troy, Mo. Nov S.-The official count Of
the vote IN Lincoln County shows the fol-
lowing majOrities. Bryan. I.l95: Docl,ery,
ms; Champ Clark. l.2lG. The Democratic
county ticket has an average little above
ga. The Worlds Fair amendment No. 4
has 1850 majority; amendment No. 3, 1874
majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
CHRISTIAN COUNTY.

Vote N 1Sso on GQveFnoT; ANgeid 4.e'3; Tan
her ASS.
RsPUBI.IC SPECIAL,
Taylorvi!le. H.. Nov S-The official vote
oC Christian County made today gives
Bryan. A.&1s; Mckinley, 3,57I: Aischulcr
For Congress. caldwell Gjeml has 1 a.:
Ross RepD. 3.5i2 For the LEGISLATURE
Gray nDemD has G.ii.: Treat DelnD. 65,1i2; /;
!iGter 0tep.)- 5,5sg12 Uppeudahl Geep), T.1iS
iDeHs gets SO votes: W'oollcy. III, and Bar
k"r none.
Tho entire Democratic county ticket is
elected by piuraities averaging more than
80 One precinct not reported Missing
precinct. anot:icial, gives a democratic p!u
rality of 32
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
EXCITEMENT ~ COURTHOUSE
Ornamental Ceiling Border Fell in
NMC OF the GnrriGnrS

Some little excitement was created in the
alacis"n County Courthouse Mt Edwards
IL section of an ornamental frieze which
runs along each side of the principal cor
ridor at thc ceiling. There were num-
and the crash startled them and the clerks
in the adjoining offices rs we'll The orna-
mentation which became dislod.ed was
colors. and makes quite a break to the
decorations on the north side.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
T;ZEW-ElI, COUNTY.

yotH in 1856 on Governor: Atseli. am Tan
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Feilin. H.. Nov. S-The official returns Of
Tazewcli County give plralitics as fol-
congress, 5lS; Moore. 1876; FOR Representa-
I'VE Nandewater Dem.D. 6Wii; Hughes
tre!nt. t,"'1: Johnson Repl. 1873
On county ticket Democrats elected all h.
from 81 TO ySa ma iOriticS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

VOC n lS.s On Governor: Alsgeld. 1913 Tan
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Nashville. ILL.,. Nov .S.-Completa returns
/ from townships in this Washington. C0un-
y. give Mckinley, 2.2al; Bryan, 2.Csl: Yates.
2.3i2: Alschuler, gSI; Rodenbur- g35f:
Kern, 2.@.9. For Senator Koch. ciG3: Hun
2:nl6. For Representative the following is
the vote: Bundy Rep.D, 927: Farris tDefn J.,
/ S.i25; Louden NDem) 3cG5. The county tick
ct elected Is as follows: For Circuit Clerk
Thomas j. Werner Repl, no opposition :
for States Attorney, Frank NJ Werner
dDem): for Coroner. Doctor James Nell
vain, Jr:. tRep); for Surveyor. ". r An
lnrspn lEnIl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
LAY IL no ZIr:GESiI..IT.
Republican City Officials Hume Him
for Tuesdays Defeat.

The Republican machine officials III the
City Hail appear to be unable to reconcile
themselves to the verdict OF the people in
voting down the Republican ticket Tuesday.
Excavations against Zegenhoiu, who mas
been. and TO ali appearances l.. an active
factor of the machine, are mingled with
cries OF fraud and clamors for q contest If
tn. vote. 1t IS significant that those VINO
deplcre the defeat most and who shout
most vociferously for a contest are officials
who have been Identified with Zieganhein
officials who are striving to maintain and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
COLES COUNTY.

Lote. in 1895 on Governor: Al,geId. 392i Tan
REPUBLIC SPECIALS
Charleston, ILL.,, Nov. S.-Oflicial count Of
Iolrs County: For Representatives Fortieth
instruct as foilows-Bursett Gtep.l. 6.SSoi2:
nSeh tfepo. 6,I96i.; Hammond tDemD,
olt.i2: Myers Dem.i 6.i9Gi:
'harleston-Ofticia vote Of Coles County:
Mckinley, Los; Bryan. 1921; Yates. 4,674;
Aischuler 3?i2
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09

Note in 1895 on Governor: Altgcld. 2ol2: Tanner
REPrBLTT SPECIALS
Toledo. ILL.,. Nov. S.-T'hc official vote of
,EdMnmnberland dnn County is as follows: Bryan.
,:9@5, Mckinley. 1870; Alschuer 1a93;
Yates 1.S66. Far Congress. Nineteenth Dis
trict-Crowley pem.). 2,oe4; Clark d:ep.,, l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
IN INTEREST OF CAPTAIN CLARK
Resolution Was Introduced in the
Vermont Legislature.

afontrelier. Vt. Nov. S-A joint resolution
was introduced in the Legislature to-day
asking Congress to take some recognition
Of the distinguished services of .;snfain
Charles Clark of the United States b5ttie-
ship Oregon during the Sranish-Amerfcan
IWaf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
MONROE COINTY

Vote in 1886 on Governor: Altgrla Isis: Tan
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Red Bud III. Nov. s-The official pres
idertial vote in Monroe County is: Nckin-
ley, ia}5; Bryan i,J1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
CIGARETTE DEALERS MUST PAY.
Chicago Court Refuses to Enioin
Collection Of &iu0 License Fee.

Chicago. Nov. S.-Ci2arettc dealers Of Chi
cago. VINO are Fighting In the courts the
payment of the $lo9 license fee imposed by
the city Council couple of years ago. lost
their vaae to-day when tho Appellate Court
refused TO issue an injunction against the
collection of the license fee
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
GREENE COUNTY.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carrcllton. H.. Nov. S-The official count
IN Greene County gives Bryan, SIS; Me-
knley, 2.l@i; Alschuler. 3.755; Yates. 2,125.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
SPORTING

Matches in yesterdays golf tournament
ct Field Club We're: AMMAN beat Walker s
M and TO play; Cook beat Lowry. up
:,nd to play. and koehler beat Hebbard. 4
I'M and 3 to play.
Jockey Mitchell scored five wins out Of
i've mounts 1T Aqueduct yesterday
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Vote in 1856 on Governor: .Ntgcd. 3oli: Tan
ncr. BOB.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Red Bud. H.. Nov. SIN this. the Thirty
eighth Senatorial District. Alden Dem.I re
ce.ved Il majority of % In Monroe. 2Jl IN
Randolph aud 81 III Perry counties. Boil
EEgsr (Rep) received majority Of 3ii in
jackson County. Alden's majority Is {.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
FOREIGN

The marine court has fixed the resron-
Fibility for the loss OF the steamship ori-
loco. q
Dutch members 10 the permanent Arbi-
uati"n Court at The Hague have been ap-
pointed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
GENERAL DOMESTIC.


Coin Hsrvey has moved to Arkansas.
He predicts distress in the congestea North
as result of the election.
Texas is the banner Democratic State.
It's plurality for Bryan IS now estimated ct
2a5. .e09
The election III Texas has eliminated the
sole Republican Safe Senator.
The state Federation Of Womer's Clubs
discussed the work accomplished during
last year IN the second days meeting 1t
joplin yesterday.
Street car men Of Pensacola, Fla, are
out on strike, because the companies would
not allow mOt6rmen to use seats on the
platforms of the cars. The lines are tied
up.
The population OF Massachusetts is 2Sj5.
3is. Il gain of % per cent IN ten years.
The body Of benjamin Moorehousr. the
missing clerk of the TarTant Drug Com
ra1lv. who alone knew the nature Of the
explosives stored In the building which was
wrecked by an explosion. was found yester-
day by workmen engaged in removing the
debris The New York police We're under
The delusion that Noorehouse wa. hiding
cut
The cold wave which visited Missouri
yesterday Is a general one, the frost line
extending as far south as Tennessee No
moderation IS expected by The Weather
Bureau before tomorrow
William Jennings Bryan has issued a
statement In regard TO the recent election
ard has announced positively that ne will
not be d candidate :Or the United States
Senate.
The antiQuay Republicans in PennsyI-
raria ar. claiming { majority or. joint bal
'ot of the Legislature, ana say he shall
not so to the United States Senate.
Nebraska has given her electoral vote TO
Mckinley and Roosevelt, but the entire Fu-
s'on State ticket Is probably elected
Kentucky has given BRYAN a plurality of
from 1000 to 5000. and Governor Beckham
a plurality OF from 3era to 1850
I company Of capitalists has been formed
TO control the electric and other local rail-
ways In Cuba.
The examination OF Cornelius AIvord. the
nefauiting bank teller brought cut the fact
ehat the First National Bank. OF which he
was an employs. had not had an exanina-
ton in rhore than two years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-09
SECOND DISTRICT.

Iu,e IN isg6 an Governor: stephens, 2.is5. Lew
NisgtELGt Special
Garrul.cu. Mo. :Juv. s-imendments Nes.
and carried In Carroll County. The vote
waa, F0.rth-Ycs. 2.l3l; no. dl5. Fift:--Ies.
So; no. 1sS