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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
UTAH'S DISPLAY At
LAND SHOW PLEASES
Ranks Ahead of Exhibits Cost
ing More Money; Sur
prises the East.

Another telegram landing Utahs exhibit
at the American Lard and Irrigation eN-
position now on IN New York was re-
ceived yesterday ny Secretary Joseph ~
Game NJ The Commercial club. The wire
was sent by J. Edward Taylor, state
horticultural inspector. who is in chcarS.'
OF the Utah display, and declares that
the Utah display is as good II not better
than the. entries OF other states COSTING
many times more than the Ciah cH-
hIbiv. Following IS the wire:
New York. Nov. 8. 1911. .
Joseph H., Caine, Commercial Gun. SAT-
Lake city, Utah.
"ilavc delayed wiring you awaiting de-
vclopmcnts, ltah show fully up To sla :
dard and attracting equal attention WIN
those costing Sl5, ,On0 10 100000. lniornh-
tlon eagerly sought by those having in
vestmcnts in lrlah. Much surprise eN-
pressed 81 variety and quality Of pro-
ducts. Attendance very small does nor
aecin 10 pick up. Fred Graham DONG
all he can 10 help us,
~ EDWARD TAYLOR
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Keystone Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov S--Assistant
Director Of Public Safety T. J. O'Leary
Sald AT 2:30 this morning that Rudolph
bhnkenDurE. the Democratic Keystone
candidate for mayor. had carried the ciry
Dy about 2500 majority. He based his
.stInste on the total vote, with only
four divisions missing
blanhcnburg was nominated by the
oeclocratic and keystone parties and the
nGht he made will be memorable for
YEAR, 10 come. In times gone by Phil
adelphia has rolled uIS a plurality for rho
republican Ticket as high as 1e5 600 and
today overthrow OF the Republican or
eani[allou Is ono OF the most rclna r<-
aolc victories In the history OF the city
The cioseness OF the vote between
SiankenourS and George II. Earle Jr
inc Republican candidate, Is due 10 fl
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Ohio Socialists.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. Ten
Ohio cities elected socialist mayors to-
day. These cities arc Lorraine, st Msrys,
Martins Ferry. Fostoria Mount Vernon.
Barberton. Salem. Cuyahoga Falls. Lima
and Toronto.
In Canton II viii take the official count
TO decide whether the Socialist candidates
or Turnbull Democrat. is elected as un-
officially TurnbUll wins by three votes.
In Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton.
the Socialists made heavy gains, At
DAYTON, they elected three councilmcE.
Leaders of The party here attribute tho
increase in the Socialist vote to organ
ized PROSECUTING. They say the growth
Is normal and not due TO labor conditions
In any city except Columbus, There.
they say. the street car strike OF 1910
had an effect
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CITY AND VICINITY
POSTMASTER ARTHUR l.. THOMAS

POSTMASTER ARTHUR L. THOMAS
is in receipt of communication from
+ A. Waterhouse. aGjutant and inspec-
tor OF the National Military home ir
vid S. Mack, an old soldier who is sup
posed to have daughter living In SaIi
Lake CITY with her grandmother. The
name or the daughter and of her grand
mother are neither one given. Further
information regarding this case may be
had from the postmaster.
DEPOSITORS IN the postal savings
bank Will be interested TO know that they
can exchange the whole part OF their
savings in tho bank for United States
registered or coupon bonds on January
!. 1912. pamphlet giving all the neces-
sary information as TO how this may he
done can be secured by calling at the
postal savings bank window in the Salt
Lake City postoff,cc.
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY of Phil
lips Congrega tional church viii meet
Mrs. ]. Il. scobee. SIC South Sixth East
afternoon is MeHico Georse sSpc cswthorT I"r yne
a resident OF Mexico for some years. vii;
tell OF the habits. fine arts and ruins OF
that country.
TO RECOVER $500, alleged to BE- due
on promissory note. the State Bank of
Utah began suit in the Third district
court Tuesday morning against the EN-
celsior Motor C Supply company 1t is
also asked that a receiver he appointed
for the defendant company. IL being al
legged that It is heavily in debt
DAUGHTERS OF the Mormon battsI-
ION VIII meet in the Bishops building
Saturday afternoon at o'clock 10 dis.
cuss matters Of Importance To the or
eaniz2tion. fun attendance is urged
Those attending should take elevator 10
fourth floor
MEMBERS OF the city council and
board Of public works will 90 out TO the
site Tor the new gravityf sewer Quite;
,h!s afternoon, to see Ii put inro COM
mission The sewer has been completed
and everything is ready TO turn the wa
ter :nto il.
A CHECK FOR sa9I5.6e was received
al the office of Attorney General Albert
II. Barnes yesterday. This is income
tax from the estate OF Rebecca r. Mat
thews ON 800 shares OF common Union
Pacific stock.
r J. HAINES. president Of the Mo-
hloa YELLOWSTONE, is In this city. the
guest OF D. r. Burley, genera! passen-
ger agent for the Oregon Short Line
ON The GROUND Of desert!on suit
tor divorce was begun in the Third dis
ircl court Yesterday against w. T.. Neal
b. Mary NoGl
MIS-. w. ~, PAUL left Recently for san
4 r5nclsco ~ Join AIR. Paul. where they
VIII make their home,
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CARL E. ERICKSON
SUMMONED BY DEATH

Carl Eric Erickson. aged 20 years. mem
bor of the Mormon church. who had bccn
in Salt Lake only seven months, died
yesterday afternoon at the family resi-
dcncc, $50 West Second North street as
a result of general debility:
AIR. Erickson WAS native of sweden.
having been born in that country May
81 1871. For "A number Of years he had
lived in Brooklyn. \. Y, previous TO com
ing 10 Sal, Lake last NAV, lie was =
ship carpenter by trade. but had not fol
lowed this vocation for the last twelve
years. "" is survived by a widow and
Two daughters.
The funeral sill be held Wednesday
afternoon al . O'Clock from the Sixteenth
ward meeting house. lnterment Will be
In the City cemetery.
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FOSS IS VICTOR
IN OLD BAY STATE

BOSTON. Nov. 7.-On the face OF COM
plete returns from the 1910 election dis
tricts in Massachusetts the Democrats
won the state election today and kept
Massachusetts in the party column by
continuing Governor Eugene F'oss in of
fee for u second term.
The returns gave Foss. Democrat. e1o.-
e22. rockingham, Republican; 202,SSS.
Fosss plurality, 115d.
Last year the same districts save Foss
Democrat, col ,32i; Draper. Republican,
161, ,i91.
The margin OF victory today was the
narrowcst in wears and for hours after
rhe close Of the polls, the result hung
In the balance. Republicans refused TO
concede the defeat of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Louis A. rockingham late tonight
and II was intimate that q state-wid
re count might be necessary.
In the Republican campaign speeches.
orators urged Frothingham'S election on
the ground that the national administra =
ton should be supported in its tariff
policy and that q Democratic victory
would mean blow 10 the textile indus =
tries OF the state.
Governor Foss placed his record be-
fore the people and asked for support.
II Was expected that tho total vote
would fall off considerably, bat tho av-
craSe was we'll maintained
Both branches OF the legislature aD-
parently arc Republican.
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ANOTHER PIONEER /
WOMAN SCN

Mrs. Elronr Schr-Dcl. agsI 4
wife OF John f. schrepAl, In
Third North street. member d d
inal handcart party which uo1
plains in 1851. died yesterday q
the family residence as a resul
cral debility.
Mrs. Schrepel was born 0ctoht|
in IGngla nd. While q Young Hf 4
converted 10 Mormonism by q
workers Of the church In that
and came 10 the United Stats q
vert of the Moru1on church 9
went the privationS Of the 20
after her arrival In Salt LAKE y
tinued to be an ardent wofsff
Mormon church. She 10 uHiI2
widowor and a number Of -
daughters,
The funeral will be he'd w
afternoon at o'clock from tfs /
ninth ward chapel Friends nay
body at the family residence o
OF the funeral between The -
a. m. and 1880 p. IN. 1nternsa
I'm the City cemetery.
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German Defeated,

BALTIMORE. Nov. &-At $50 O'Clock
This morning returns from Baltimore city
and the counties OF Maryland show that
Philips Lee Goldsborough, the Rcpubl
can candidate for governor. has a ma
jority over State Senator Arthur Pue
German Democrat.
Republicans claim he will have ma
iority in the state of 5000. but Demo :
Gratis do not concede this. While they
say the election will be close, they de-
clare Senator German will be elected by
at least 1000 majority.
Returns from sixty out OF 321 precincts
in the city showed an average Republi
can gain OF about six votes TO a pre-
cinct.
Returns from the counties SHOW q
slump in the normal Democratic vote.
In number OF Democratic strongholds
Republicans have made heavy iDroaQs
ulon The Democratlc ma iorit!es
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PATRIARCH SNiI|,|,'..| |
FUNERAL s| .,
thousands Of Utah, :.
Will Pay Loving nj
to cllurchmran,

With appropriate ce,.r,.
rito the funeral OF Jotn e
presiding pres lin patriarch of III" r vs. sele|
,,, Mo d'ed at his residcn%ses %e asoerrt-|
r,,i, w e street. late Monss,,:: ~ 81
result of pneumonia g,ay nif,3
tne tabernacle at : o.c,ell m,ll b Z
ARRANGEMENTS for 81.
bearers and music ho,u'e u'e srsst.-
Rteted by the committes" "Ul ~
llrsl presidency OF the SSTynpts|
2I which Francis NJ. I.,,,,,o ,,,orIr4a
planned, '"'e cereroa,'
when first taken n, :,
sickness Was moi con.,a lhs ID.
u Iva was no, un.ll last Monssai Msa I'd
glded change for ,he yncay U,
me aged churchman dI"S Ia
up To the very last ta,tnyg p.aui
bis eldest son, Il : rS fatl1-;
who arrived In SaIt smilh Z
Ing come because OF T ,Ss sst
fathcr. " uie illrtr
Many bush men .,
members OF the Norman sse 1
whom the deccdent WAS ASH i,,Er ,saEr'
nected expressed the .'ne1F'
,erdaN at the passIns n
patriarch. s Ok D.
MIR. Smith made bis Lao,
ance on Wednesday. o. 6,,,pg pls.
Meeung OF the Daueb,.
building. Rh b
Although Mr.. Smith apra,,.,
al That time. he was s,r' ara o
relate his personal cxpe dsna :,
carly days AT Nauvoo ca q
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New Mexico in Doubt.

In New Mexico the Democratic state
committee claims the election of Me-
Donald for governor by 1900 by the first
election which the new state has held.
His election Is not conceded and the re-
suit is IN doubt.
The election OF a Republican legisa-
ture which viii mean the election OF two
Republican United States senator's, is
claimed
Four congressman were elected TO MI
vacancies. namely; james \. Taggart,
Democrat. in the Second Kansas district;
W. u. Il, Aincy Republican, In the Four
teenth Pennsylvania district; William J
Browning Republican I'm the First New
Jersey district and Daniel Y. Stephens,
Democrat. OF the Third Nebraska dis
Nrir
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EXTENDS THANKS n
PROF. l.. A. NFSS

Professor Lewis 4 ~,
the State Agricultural coII.. &
dePartmcnt. has received
- w Working. expert In NJ,
lhim management. derar,m..,
culture, Washington. II sA G
Professor Merrill. his ~.
members and Utah rarnsr
courtesies while he was
me communication praisas ts..
healthy. progressive farming ~
says that no state has aroon,a.: ~
or gives promise of acnomrt.,
in the future than rtah ,t..
many Intelligent. industrIovs ~ ~
full farmers.
Expert Working asserts ths,
much while here that be mn
ply in his department for ~. :
the farming industry profss,,-
house OF the bureau Of pl,r,
also returned 10 Washington ~.
was loud in his praise Of &C
Utah, says the letter.
Professor Merrill mas also =.
letter from r. 4. Wadleich rs,.
s"nger agent OF the Denver 4 ps|
AT Denver. In which he cbmslI-1
extension department leader r
port oT The recent indusiri,i
over the railroad companys 4
clarinG that many Of the add,s,j,
be published in the subsaquenl /.
The Railroad Red Book, bsriusa
Ben Il, hldrcdgc's talk under h
"A Practical Dajryman's Addra
ransemcnts will also be- s,ay,d|
1912 industrial special over th'
d Rio Grende Mr.. WadIelrb
expects 10 participate In The e
tour upon that occasion.
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Probably Democratic.

ALBUQUERQUE. N NJ. Nov. s.-sca,-
iering returns received mp to | O'Clock
tins morning from half OF the t0'enty-siX
counties Of New Mexico Indicate tho
election OF w, c. Mcdonald, Democrat.
for governor and the entire Democratic
state and judicial ticket
PaT NalVcrde. Democrat and George,
Curry. Republican. are running close for
the second seat in congress
Ihe vote on the so-callcd ''bue bal :
lot amendment 10 the New Mexico con-
stltution. designed To make that instru- =
meut easier OF amendment. indicates that
the amendment has carried by two
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Kentucky Democratic.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. 7.-Kentuclly
voters returned the state 10 the Demo-
cratic column today and elected the en-
tire Democratic stale ticket by majoritics
ranging anywhere from %, 900 to 80 900.
Complete returns may show still larger
majoritics. The Republican majority in
The last election was 1000.
lcau state chairman. carly conceded that
Judge Edward G.. O'Eear Republican
candidate for governor, had suffered an
overwhelming defeat.
With The state ticket the Democrats
elected q good majority in the lcgisla :
turc. which assures the election TO the
United states senate of Congressman
Ollie James Democrat
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ESCAPED CONVICT
STILL AT |

William Jones, the convie-
eighteen months in the state =
burglary. who escaped from y,
camp near Willard. Box sas'
Monday morning. had not @a
up 10 an early hour tlis noI.
though every effort Is being ~.
penItcntiary authorities 10 ~
\ dozen squads are securing
tryside in the nclghbornocl
in search OF the fugitive aoo
GERS In all parts OF the sia!e
notified OF the escape ana
sent descriptions OF the mar
II is known tha, Jones W.
and was familiar with The olne'
ods Of travelling under eoVsI
believed probabl that hs WI ~
takon. II is further oeIieyeo
had hidden near the pn,s, ~
change OF cicIbins ana tiSi
Ing the nclghborhood o, us
changed his wearing appaFee
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BIG CELEBRATION !
HONOR OF BUl

The Commercial cIGp ,ior N
has In charge the celebrai,lconn. h,
next week by club llei,ie,ss ,ss d
ness mcu as II trihh'e " an -
.cial club traffic bureau W. 1r,ss,.
10 make preliminary ara ~ 80
nCfnir The social will Dc M
trsffic bureau members as ~, ~
apprcciation fell for 'he h.s1ss NM 4
forts that resulted W .I.hi -
state "A reduction IN itetS; ecscs;r a I
planned 10 make the a.,iah ,ht>
brilliant events n tln t, e,.S .',,,s q
and those in charge vi" "
aIlv to such purpose T., VI, ~Sbs1s
heads the committee "
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Tammany Wins,

HEW lORh- Nov. 1.--Tammany halr.
nold on New York city was shaken 10
dsN In battle Of ballots I'm which locoI
ohlcers were mainly at stake. The Den
"Nfats successfully defended their an
.ient Strongholds OF Manhattan and No
BronN. but By greatly reduced pII,rsli-
Queens county also stood bv thc pcno-
I1.a,S' hut the Republican fusion candi
.aics made nearly "A clean su,on1' -,
sT"vklyn ana probably divided houors
Ill iuc niue borough OF Richmond.
year ago Manhattan and tho Rron>.
p"'onena gave Governor Dix "A pluraIit,,
% eS,"oy and elected a DemocrsiIc sn
.Pl'Lie sour. justice by about 90 OOO To-
day, hVoert l.. Fowler. tho Dcmocrsftc
,,HnruStc Tor surrogate, carried Srn.
,6o l"as county with a plurality Uf abo,,,
Tho Democrats elected their candida..
for sheriff by about 5000 and nc ,Ia.e :
Democratic candidates for siIpretnc -.
justice in the drst judicial distrIc, -,,,,Ins
through by S.O0u. Francis N scot, az
fourth justice elected, was IndorsS, w. NJ,
both parties. py
The Republicans gained eight asserot,,,
men In New York county ana u|Ii ~. .S
fJtcen members 81 that BODY o,,, q, "tu
total delegation OF thirty-nve " '''e
The Republican candidates for ,,,nrsr,.
court justices in the second Judicial AZ
trict. which comprises Kings. Queer.
and Richmond counties. were elected pgifJ
ono possible exception. William WiIIc,i
.Ir.. the Democratic candidate who v-as
charged vith buying his nomination. ran
about 5000 behind Callahan who Is sc
close TO tic last man on the Republican
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Democrat for Congress,

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. I.-Iuseph
y. Tagsart, a Democrat. was today eject
ed to congress from the Second Kansas
district by a. majority estimated at 1000
votes over his Republican opponent, L.
5, Guycr
Mr.. Tagsart Will I'LL tho uneXpircd term
G. Mitchell. "a
Mitchell carried the district in 1910
by $50 votes over John Caldwell, Demo-
crst
The country precincts in which Guycr
had placed his confidence. rolled ,,r
unexpected Democratic maJoritics and
when Kansas City. Kansas completes,
gave raSgart Al more votes than Guvor
fight wy ''1
Tagearts election places a non Re
publican in congress from the second
district for the first time since 1896.
when Populist was elected C;uvcr
made his campaign on a progressive Re-
publican platform.
-aEgart Is prosecuting attorney OF wv
andottc county. During the cumpaicn
VIM. J. Bryan and Speaker Champ Clark
delivered speeches in favor OF his can
didacy.
The Socialist and Prohibition parties
MADE heavy gains in tho district
only about one-third of tn. Registered
vote Of the district was cast ar today.s
election. All country precincts fcll off had
w. KANSAS City kas cast y yn,o Of
5000 with n registration Of $4,000 Re
puoHcan managers declared tonight that
Alr. GuYer owes his defeat 70 the fact
tlat tHe farmers stayed at home"
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Standpat Victory.

SHERIDAN Wyo.. Nov, IA stand pat
Republican. Charles NJ kutchor was
elected mayor OF Sheridan today ut the
first election under the commission form
OF government y large number OF wom-
vote. Although political lines were elm
mated. the result was All apparent defeat
for Jhe PROGRESSIVE Rrpuhlicans
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Nebraska Republican.

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. THE Republican
party made almost a clean sweep in Ne
braslla TODAY Tho only exception OF i'm
Democratic candidate for congress in the
Third district to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of the late Congressman
Latta (DcmocraD Stephens won over
James G. Elliott the Republican nominee,
by majority which will probably exceed
1000
Stcphenss majority Is greatly reduced
from that received by Latta, who had
more than 1000.
In Douglas county (Omaha) a fierce
struggle was waged over the county
ticket. which the Republicans carried
with the single exception of sheriff, The
Democrats a year ago carried the county.
on the head of their ticket by 10000.
The proposition TO consolidate the cities
OF Omaha and South Omaha was de-
fcatpd
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WOOLGROWERS PLAN
BIG MEETING HERE

,,C. b. Stewart secretary OF the Utah
Noo!growcrs association. is in receipt
OF letter from S. ". Mcclure OF Good
,nS' lca. Mr.. Mcclure states that Frank
X; Gooding, president OF the National
:" "oolgrowers association. has Just re-
turned from trip To Washington. -. c..
ana tnat ne has called a meeting of the
executive committee OF the National
ooisrowers association. This Will be
n"Id In the Hotel Utah IN this city No
noon.
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Result in New Jersey.

New Jersey similarly furnished sur
prise by the probable reversal OF con :
troll of tho Legislature. the returns AT
midnight indicating Republican majorl-
ties I'm the senate and assembly
In Kentucky. James u. McEreaiS.
Democrat. Was elected governor by a
majority OF from 10000 TO 10000.
Democratic legislature also was elected,
which ipsures the choice OF Congressman
Ollie James as United States senator
from Kentucky.
Mississippi elected n Democratic GOV
ernor aud state officers by decisive
majority.
Returns up 10 midnight from MaryIan1
were inconclusive, claims were MADE oi
the election OF Phillips Lee Goldsoorougil.
Republican candidate for governor, by
5000 majority over Arthur p. Gorfnan'
Democrat while counter claims OF Demo
cratic success were made. The consutu-
1ional amendment designed 10 distran-
chIse negroes probably was defeated.
Tho Ohio municipal elections resulted in
The election OF Democratic mayors IN en-
oinnati. Cleveland and Columbus. Presi-
dent Taft cast his vote In Cincinnati
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Usual Reuslt,

JACKSON. Miss, Nov Sat . o'clocI,
thlS morning the claim is made at So
for lieutenant governor James IT Inster
ot Jackson. has been elected over ths
-, De mocratle nominee. Theodore J. Blbo.
nc strength shown by the Socialist can
diddtcs was extraordinary
III the presidential election OF 1908
socialist votes polled totaled 97s: in 1910.
al me Gongre ssional election. 1900.
WIN TINS possible exception the Demo
cratic state ticket Is elected. II Is csti-
mated that not more than 10000 votes
were polied. about one third of the nor
NAL vote - - 49,
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New Jersey Changes.

TRENTON. N. J.. Nov. 7.-Returns
from from the congressional district show that
William j. Browning, Republican, was
elected 70 succeed the late Henry g
lnudensiagcr by from 5000 10 1000 ma
ioIiiy.
pubilcans 70 ten Democrats
The assembly Will be made ND % ap-
proNimately thirty eight Republicans Ia
twenty -scven pemocrats
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Result in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov SIX Republicans
and four Democrats were elected To the
superior court OF Cook county in today :
election. John p, McGoorty Democrat.
was elected TO FIJI the one circuit court
vacancy.
higher pay for Judges" proposition
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With los out OF ISi voting precincts heard
| from the vote was:
Potbicr, 2l,1l9; Waterman, Democrat.
1880.
The same districts last year gave.
Poihier IS $50: Waterman. 1919.
The legislature VIII be largely Rcpub-
I liCan,
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LINCOLN. Neh.. Nov. 7.-Willian J.
what he considered from limited venom :
he had received TO be a general victor,
foe the Democrats Of the country. He
in the Second Kansas district ana ~
election Of McCrcsry in Kentucky. car
ryine with it = Democratlc leeisI, turo
and The election Of Ollie James as Unit
Cd States senator NV