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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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brannte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-05

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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08

A GAIN IN OHIO
BUT CHAIRMAN DICK CLAIMS
THAT HERRlck, THE REPUB-
LIcAN CANDIDATE, WAS
ELECTED BY SAFE PLURALITY

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov 7.-Since early
reports which estimated Pattison S
plurality ten or twelve thousand in
Hamilton county and like amount in
Cuyahoga county, returns have failed
to indicate the election of Pattison.
Taking 220 precincts in Cincinnati.
40 in Columbus, 60 in Cleveland and
16 in Toledo, the average democrat
gain is 106 to the precinct. In 100
precincts received outside of the
above cities the gain is SO to the pre-
cnct.
Estimating 1888 precincts in above
cities and those outside gives a demo-
cratic gain of 1886 or 40,S21 votes
less than Laylin's republican, plu-
rality in 1904. At midnight Chairman
Dick gave out the following statement
to the Associated Press:
Elect on returns are fragmentary
and meagre at this hour the delay
being due to the large number of can
didates and a great deal of local ticket
scratching. While it is not as yet
practicable to approximate the def
mite figures, indications clearly point
10 the reelection of Governor Herrick
and the entire republican state ticket
by safe plural ties"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
SICK MAN AND
BRIDE BOTH DEAD
WHEN THE NElGHBoRS RAN TO
THE HOUSE nv ANSWER TO
sHoTs--MuRDER AND SUICIDE
OR DOUBLE SUICIDE.

Newbery Oregon, Nov III Carl
Hurford and his wife. a bride of six
weeks, who came here from unicn-
vile, Mo, were found dead in their
home mere by neighbors attracted 70
the house by the firing of shots.
More or less mystery surrounds the
death Of the couple.
Hurford who had worked in a fac
tory here had been i'll several days,
Mrs HurfCrd visited the factory today
and was told her husbands position
would be kept open for him. Shortly
after she returned TO her home a
shot was heard and Mrs. Hurford
called for help. When neighbors ar.
rived they We're dead both having
been shot. Whether the tragedy was
murder and suicide, or double suicide
may never be known
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
SKETCH
OF Skull and crossbones Was Too
Much For the Georgia Man.

Vienna, Ga. November. Alarmed
by the receipt Of letter containing a
sketch of skull and crossbones. How
ard Owen. a prominent business man.
went TO his home this morning. lay
down in bed and shot himself through
the heart He had been married only
one month. His bride, hearing the re-
port OF the pistol. ran in and threw
bucket Of water on him to quench
the fire, which was burning his cloth
ing. Mr.. Owen was held mp two nights
ago and robbed
This morning he found his pistol.
which the robbers had taken from him
under his doorsteps. After going TO
his place Of business he found in the
mail skull and crossbones. with the
words underneath. Prepare TO meet
thy God" Owen Immediately went
home and killed himself.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
VICTORY FOR REFORMERS IN PHILADELPHIA
new YORK CITY'S ELECTION VERY CLOSE
SUMMARY OF THE
ELECTION IN MANY
STATES AND CITIES

Washington, Nov SELECTION re-
turns received by the Associated Press
up TO this morning "wednesday show
that the democrats have carried the
mayoralty campaign in New York City
ami the state ticket in Pennsylvania
the state ticket in Virginia and the
city ticket in Louisville, while the re
publicans have made clean sweep in
Massachusetts and Chicago, and Cook
county and have carried their tickets
in New Jersey Rhode Island Nebras.
ka and Maryland.
In New York Hearst had a plurality
in Brooklyn of almost 10000 with II
election districts missing. Returns in
dictate McClellan's re election by eev-
eral thousand plurality Heart has
charged fraud in voting.
Bird S. Coler, was elected Borough
president of Brooklyn on the municip-
al ownership ticket
New York's election shows that the
ownership will be a consid-
cradle factor in the city's politics.
In Ohio the result is still doubtful
the returns TO late hour
the election of Pattison, the
democratic candidate for governor.
The suffrage amendment in Mary
land was defeated overwhelmingly.
Massachusetts elected a republican
governor by majority approximating
that of Douglas. the present demo
cratic governor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
W|CKL|FFE WINS
IN HOT ELECTION
PROPOSITION TO REMOVE THE
COUNTY SEAT TO BARLOW
LOST BY BIG voTE-couNrY
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Special to the Bulletin
Wickliffe Ky. Nov. Wickiine re-
mains the county seat of Ballard
county The chief issue of the elec
Jion held in the county today wa. "a
decide upon the proposition 10 remove
| the county seat and court house Ia
Barlow. The Barlow people los, by a
vote yef 1l4G 10 $50.
The proposed removal caused much
interest and large vote was polled
People who have not been to IN polls
in years were on hand today 10 vote
for the choice No trouble of anv
kind was experienced and despite the
expectations Of some the day passed
quietly.
The election for city officials re-.
suited in the following being elected
II. Bcrbling. mayor anI -. p. Tur.
ner. police magistrate. All of the can.
didatea for aldermen on the citizens
ticket were elected.
w. T. White. democrat. was chos
en- representative ". r. Hines. dem
ocrat county judge W. A. Han dem
ocrat sheriff Tom Nccley. democrat
county clerk
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
UNUSUAL FIGHT
IN ILLINOIS TOWN
CLIMAX WHEN MOB WRECKED
NEWSPAPER THAT SUP
PORTED LOSING CANDIDATE.

Madison, H., Nov. 7-Despite tht
| opposition of Mayor Coye. the elect
tion for city officials which was held
today was one of the most remarkable
| ever held here. in that only one ticket
headed by f. A. Garesche. was printed
On the ballols Four hundred and
eighteen ballots were cast, four hun
dred of them for the citizens party
candidates.
The state supreme court recently
held thar the election last spring was
illegal. and several weeks ago, Mayor
Coyle ordered a new election. Last
Sunday. however. Coyle changed his
mind and issued an order calling off
the elect on, claiming the order was
illegal
The Garesche faction refused to
abide by the last order and yesterday
forced the board of trustees TO print
ballots with the names of their can
didates upon them.
Immediately after the result of the
election was known today. Coyle ac-
companied by his son and the latters
wife left town. destination unknown
81. Louis, Mo. Nov. ST. A. Jones,
a printer employed on the Madison.
H., Tri-City Advocate. newspaper
which has supported the Coyle faction
has arrived here with the information
hat the newspaper was wrecked by
a mob. Jones stated that the editor
of the paper, Il. F. Gallon. had been
assaulted during the election and thar
last night crowd parading the streets
celebrating Garesche's victory. forceJ
an entrance ~ the newspaper office.
broke down the door and completely
wrecked the plant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
B|CSLAUCHTER0F
MOOSE IN MAINE
$50 OF THE BIG ANIMALS SHOT BY
HUNTERS-A 75o-POUNDER is
BROUGHT DOWN BY BOSTON
MAN.

Bangor, Me-, Nov 1.-THE record
shows that 1850 deer, i20 moose and
80 bears have heen brought TO Bangor
thus far this season from the hunting
regions north and east, which Is con
sideraby ahead of last years record
at this time. These rgures represent
about one-third of all the deer killed
in Maine 10 date, and three-quarters of
the moose. October was a fine month
for the sportsman, and November's
record Is kelly to be good Snow has
already begun to fall in the north
country and deer-tracking will soon be
a very simple matter, even for an
amateur.
As the season advances the deer
brought down are of larger size and
in better condition generally, One of
the best moose seen in Bangor this
year was brought down last Thursday
by Francis J. Pratt, of Boston, who
shot il near Ka1hadin Iron Works. II
weighed in the neighbordood Of 750
pounds.
pheters, of Birth Stream, and George
Leonard, Of Derry, N. r., started out
after moose and in twenty minutes
had killed two-one weighing coo
pounds, with 12-pont horns, the other
500 pounds.
Bob cats are so numerous in Wash |
ngton county now that the there is
ak of asking the legislature 10 re-
store the bounty on them. Wolves |
tlso are said TO have again made their
appearance in eastern Maine after an
lbsence of thirty years.
Among the successful hunters on
oriday We're Miss Helen w. Dingley,
# Ashbnrn, and Mrs. j. F. Cook5on,
# Etna, each of whom killed fat
loe. Mrs. Emma Adams. of Wells
beach, killed a deer on Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
IN INDIANA
The Republicans Carried a Majority of
the Municipal Election.

Indianapolis, Nov Returns from
fifry-siX cities in Indiana indicate that
the republicans carried 26. democrats
20, peoples and citizens organizations
10.
Elections in many cities developed
surprise, chief among which was the
defeat OF the republican tickets at
Evansville ana Richmond In the lal-
ter city the democrats will be in pow
er for the first time in twenty YEAR,.
Mayor Bidaman, candidate for re elec.
ton on the republican ticket at Terro
Haute was defeated by James NJ.
Lyons, democrat. who conducted his
campaign on issue on municipal owner
ship.
With the exception Of clerk and one
councilman. the entire democratic tick
et was elected a. Lafayette. Indlcs.
tions are that The republican candi.
date fer mayor a. Muncie has been
electes
At Fort Wayne. the democratic
candidate for mayor was elected. The
republicans elected eight Of the fifteen
Cuuncilmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08

New York, Nov. Returns to mid
night indicate that George b McClel
land democrat, was reelected mayor
by between 5000 and 1000 plurality
over W r. Hearst, Municipal owner
ship, and thar William T. Jerome, in,
dependent was reelected district at
torney by 5000 over James w Os,
borne, democrat.
AT midnight Hearst declined to adj
nit his defeat and charged gross
frauds and declared his intention to
contest the election AT that time re-
turns from 1884 election districts had
Mcclellan, 205,59S; Hearst, 20337O,
and WINS, 1896 votes.
Jeromes plurality at ! O'Clock is es-
iimated at 3.525.
According to the Tribune fraud
charges were made last night by the
supporters Of Hearst and Jerome
Definite charges that official counts
of votes in the Sixtieth and Eighteenth
assembly districts had been withheld
We're made at Jerome headquarters
Assistant Distr CT Attorney Rand,
with several attaches Of the district
attorneys office went to the Sixtieth
and Eighteenth districts, and found
that the ballots had been counted by
six o'clock but had not been reported
Assistant District Attorney
Dennison waS sent 10 police head
quarters to get aid from Commits
5ioner McAdoo Jerome men say most
iagrant frauds have been perpetrated
10 try to accomplish his defeat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
WHITE SLAVE
Sought Protection From Her Cruel
Master" and Was Beaten to Death

New York, Nov 7.-Isidore Lelchcr
who, The police say, posed a. the hus
band of Augusta Leicher. the pretty
- yoarold girl who was found with
her head battered IN at No. lG2 West
Twcnty-eighh street. was arraigned
today 30 the jefferson Market Court
charged with being a suspicious per
son
Lcichor together with Mary Gerard
housekeeper OF the place where the
girl was found; Annie Goodwin and
Henry ID Goodwin. husband Of the
former. and Mary Henrette and Lot
tie Williams. who knew the girl. we're
an held 10 await the action Of the
coroner All except Deicher were held
az Witnesses
The police say that ~Gussler Leich.
er. who was also known as May Brown
IS another Bertha Blaiche victim. only
that she did not have the opportunity
# killing the man Who was holding
her in virtual slavery.
From friends Of The slain girls tbs
police have learned that practically
since she came to this country. four
sears aro. Gussie Loicher has been
giving every cent she earncI 60 q
certain man suspected of having KILLED
her. because driven 10 desperation.
she had sought the protection OF an
other man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
AMERICAN PARTY

Salt Lake City. Nov. The Amcri
can party, Of which former Unite
States Senator Kearns is leader. toda,
elected Ezra Thompson mayor. after
a bitter campaign in which opposition
10 the Mormon church was the sole
issue. Mayor Richard p Morris. Nor
mon and democrat. ran ahead of Chief
Of Police William J. Lynch republi-
can and gentle. for whom Senator
SmoOt made personal campaign. Ex-
cept some aldermen. the whole AmeFi-
can ticker probably be elected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08

Philadelphia, Nov 7-Philadelphia
mas been swept by the reform move
ment, the city party ticket winning by
surprisingly large plurality
While the returns from only six Of
The AZ wards in this city hal been
counted up 10 midnight, enough is
known of the result in the remaining
wards TO indicate the defeat of the
republican local ticket by 10000 10
$4,000 plurality
The victory of the city party carries
with It the election of William II.
Berry the democratic and reform can
didate for state treasurer ]. Lee
Plummer republican candidate for
that office was badly cut throughout
The city and state and he has lost his
own county which is usually republi-
can
The result has every appearance of
landslide for reform not only in Phil
adelphia but throughout the state.
Returns up to midnight show the re-
publicans carried only few wards
and these by narrow margins.
The city party sympathizers are
celebrating their victory tonight by
parading the streets. AS soon as the
report was definitely known hundreds
marched down Chestnut street.
An unusual feature of the turnout
was that of the campaign committee
OF the city party, which is made up
ot some Of the wealthiest aud most
influential people in the city, who
marched behind a band to the tune
'l Onward Christian Soldiers"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
FOUR MEN DIE
IN EXPLOSION
WHICH WRECKED THE PRESS
HOUSE OF PHOENIX POWDER
WORKS NEAR 5ELLEvlLLE
YESTERDAY-SEVERAL HURT.

Bellevillo. H. Nov THE press
house of the Phoenix Powder works
at Phoenixville, few miles from here.
exploded this afternoon. killing four
men, Several Others were injured.
The dead:
Louis Hall
William Humes.
George Humcs.
Walter Krobel, millwrlght
The building was blown into kind
ng wood and the bodies of the vic
tins strewn among the tree tops
There are no residences situated
within half a mile of the hollow in
which stood the powder mill The
canse of The explosion was not ascer-
famed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08

81. Petersburg. Nov Count Witie
has definitely pledged himself TO sup.
port the plan for convocation of the
constituent assembly when The Douma
meets II single representative raises
the question. He Is exceedingly
anxious 10 win the support of the
Zemsiyoist party which he does not
hesitate 20 declare conforms nearest to
his political ideas and which he eyi-
IDENTIFY regards as the strongest. safest
and most influential factor in the fu-
ture political life of his country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
CLEAN SW EEP
Made by the Republicans in Chicago
and Cook County.

Chicago Nov 7.-Republcans made
a clean sweep of election in Chicago
and Cook county today eecting all
their candidates with the exception OF
one mar. The sole democrat 70 reach
the promised land was Webb, can
didate for trustee oi the Sanitary dis
trict
The republicans elected four Judges
OF the Superior court by puralites
rangng from 10000 to 2b,000. one
judge to the vacancy in he superior
court by 1000. a judge of the circuit
court by 10000 and eight ont of nine
members of the board off Sanitary
Trustees by pluralties ranging IRON
LOCO 70 500G AstrOng fight was
wagod for the T"esidency of the board
of trustees between Mccormick. the
republican candidate, and Wenter. the
democratic nominee.
Mccormick was successful by about
1000.
A number of important questions
were up for consideration by the vot
ers and all of them were carried by
4 large majority. They inclnded an
to Chicagos charter by
which the mayors term is heightened
from wo 70 -four years; abolishment
Of the present system of justice courts,
a creation of a forest preserve in
Cook county; right of the city to regu-
late prices Of gas, the authority 10 |
operate electric ligh, plant and to sell1
10 private consumers all the current
not used for municipal purposes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
PINK HEAD
Killed on Purpose BY Hodge After the
Latter Slew His Brother BY Mistake

Paducah, Ky. November 1.-Two
years ago Pink Head was aseassinated
in his yard in Hickman county A few
days before Cheatham Hodge had
killed his brother. Robert Hodge. by
accident, near the Head placa. Hodge
moved here recently, and Mrs. Pink
Head came here and sued him for
$4,000 damages for being responsible
for her husbands assassination She
alleged he also killed his brother, mis-
taking him for her husband Today
q jury gave her $4,000. Hodge was
never prosecuted for the alleged of.
Tense
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
GUILD
The Republican Candidate for Cover
nor Of Massachusetts Elected.

B~son. Noy 7-Compl re return.
from all the 35i cities and towns give.
Governor Bartlett democrat 17as9s
votes Guild. republican. 203 SEA votes
Guilds plurality 29435
Lieutenant Draper. ro.
publican. 1S4.53f votes. WhHnev.
democrat. iso592 votes Drspers pin.
rality 1852
The cio-enf~s 0f fhc rOf4 Tor
Draper and Whitney for Liemenanf
governor was thc principal feature of
the eleciiau.
The democrats gained three mem
bers 10 lhe sinaie. and one in the
house The legislature remains over
whelmingly republican.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08

London. Nov THE Burcharst
correspondent OF the Mail says that
the atrocities continue In Besariaba.
The towns of Urmbat and Calarisse
have been burned and all the Jews
perished in the flames Ismaili, the
correspondent also says is in flames.
and martial law has been declared.
SiXty-siX revolutionar es after being
warned We're shot last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
Gigantic Frauds Are Charged in
New York by Hearst
and Jerome
M'CLELLAND REELECTED
BY PLURALITY OF 5000 OVER
HEARST--JAMES w. OSBORNE
RAN CLOSE WITH
JEROME.

New York Nov MAX lhmsen Of
the Municipal Ownership League said
tonight that the League has evidence
Of $4,000 Illegal votes having been cast,
He said frauds have been discovered
in all five burroughs and that the law
committee of the League is gathering
evidence
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
RHODE ISLAND
Elected = Republican Governor and
All His Runninsmatss.

Providence r. l.. Nov Governor
George H. Uuer republican viii have
plurality Of az least 5000 Utter's
runningmstes on the ticket seemed
sure or larEs plurahties at midnight
Republican gains were made in each
branch Of the legislature
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-08
Land Slide Covers Republicans
in Philadelphia and The
Whole State
VICTORY CELEBRATED
BY ENTHUSIASTIC CITIZENS WHO
MARCHED THROUGH STREETS
TO TUNE OF COWARD
CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS"

Philadelphia, Nov City Party
Chairman Edmcnds tonight sent the
following to President Roosevelt:
Philadelphia has risen to its oppor
tunity and stands redeemed
Principle of honesty in govern.
ment so effectively espoused by you
has won an overwhelming triumph.
Our majority approximates $4,000"