Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 6, 1890 · page 2

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; LADIES’ CAPES

A From $1.49 to $13.50.

liiekerma" & 8"“

84 WASHINGTON ST.,

SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

 

 

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.Inwluit are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.

0 Read this and you have the answer.

We have purchased an

TeXiraordinary stock of the finest; quality and variety oi

CANNED

and they have just begun to arrive.

\ GOODS

We anticipate an unpre-

. cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and if you do not like Fruits

in cans, we have them in glass.

We have also just received

New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,

Mien: e Hum.

 

 

viEATERS.

We love two new Haters which we would be planned to lIlD' to the public:

The 116101 till the ill Siiiii‘iiiiii

Weouohsveeinrgeiiuof

RAN

GES,

mu new Ann PORTABLE.
ESTIIATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING AN!) TIN WOBK.

F. H. NASH 8; BBQ,

cor. lain and West Streets. South Kuwait.

 

 

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AT THE 0|.” "All, 0?

THADDEUS cquR,

(We to 'l'. Burr (layer 8 son),

SPRIN.GWOOD,
ALL DBDERS PRDMPTLY FILLED.

ow People find it to their “vantage to trade
with no.

GIVE US A. TRIAL.

 

 

ovslzns.

Harwell: Oysters

Mme-unload.

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BCALLOPS,

“Manual-price tiar-

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Examine Steel

item Titers Biliilli
emigre.

Grand inducements

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PLUMBING,”

Hot Air Heating,

Stoves and Ranges.

hole went- fot All of the

Benton Female to}: studies

50 liouth Main Street,

mll'l'll NDBWAIJC. . CONE.

Peeeeess lllliiil.

If no going to buy e flange for your kitchen

 

this 511, end went the

Boot and Lowest Pl'lca

cellonne. lheve th- exclusive egmy for the
(21¢er

“ Pnoaflnss RANGE,”
modest home hythc magnitude iron Work: Co,
endby rpccial urnnrcmntn with th in l mu m
tale nut-demo mic!!! II the pile: or lighter and
mail» mu. 1 warm»: every we lube

THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER

in the wcr.d,|ndwiiitetnml your money in we
of any complaint Being tactic here you an
elwtyv get rennin in on Mnl'r time.

THY)

intuition.
WM PODMORE.

65 NORTH IAIN STREET.
Ila-lea scorn nonwau. cosx.

lillllliillillihllllll‘ul.

ll limit 51., lien York City.
Steel Shin Pam Wagons,
ram Carts, Railroad Carts.
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Zary Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Scum,
spindle Wagons,
Top and No Cop Delivery
Wagons, llilk Wagons.
Will boyhood to lowly Ballet and Banana,

 

The are the articles that will tune
you. r We‘m have a over divide
reputation on to quiity. etyfe end finish,
None Superior. Street 5 shine. We
have the bent Street nklers in the
World. Also have the “3.13”! and bed
rural Iilk “(none in New York c

all)“:
Mum n. rennin,

s halt-ruined wet-:5 [Peeler ill oil kind! of

l'lill. Alli} Wfliill

Brick. Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Iaehlgh, kauwrmnn,
Ionntniu i"‘vitiiilin,

ii'ilitesimrrc Cattle.

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We will sell you n cy Elwin Connery Butter-r
21b: 1mm eta. 8100

Grapes. Grapes.

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Apples. Apples.
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fruit, min;- on! laid-inn. in 1 ‘1! but. we»
rented ion-M on.» quality.
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hummus“ mutational unification,

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A Proteus Majority of our :25
in Congress. ‘

 

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rettloen Wine in the Keystone (lute.
Ion-tor lunils’ Chance» of Beczleeuon
fl lion-u l'rocnrlouwflonneetlonl Very
ow-IleMIvcrotle linin- In New Jersey.

Nltw Yoltli, Nov. 0.«'l'ho United Pull
ennouuoeo that returns thus for received
indicate that the Democrats will have a
majority of over 100 in the next congress.
Phenomenal union have been made in
my mm. The representation from all
of the stolen scenic M prescnulo be about

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Notwalk, Ct.

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New York, at 5 p re,, warden nlzp to.)

freight united from 7 o 13.005 p In.

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lieu l’l Non-xii: of. 6:20 p m

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the honour, mt Norwalk 3nd line imam
a: ti} rationed into. '

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end luxu- wili be Put In! rpccizi lot. of freight
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cur-- Pluton emf Pills.

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unwed with no. t'e Mm. Um (Tompmnllna
Urinary AMW Duly than prcwcd in the

m we. we the (main-luv! m- only Kidney
end Lem ('ore ll'att will "MINI: you in palm
health.
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3201.!) AT
Plaioted‘o Drug Store.

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65 NORTH MAIN STREET.

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Home, Buggies, Photons.
Guards. Spindle» Bond
Carts. Bull-m Ween”,
Grocery and lllk

Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING P110!” lY
Airmen.
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Democratic majority over Republicans,
fill. In Kansas the I-‘arnicrs' Alliance elect
5 members. In the Second district of
Ilbode [stand there was ’no election.

l’ren Comment in New York.

The Press concedes ii Democratic nui-
jority of 100 in the house of representa-
tives, and the defeat oi McKinley. Cannon
and Poster.

The Herald claims 121 Democratic ma»
jority in the house.

The World claims a majority of 141 in
the house for the Democracy.

The Sun any.» the Democrats will have
i I!!! majority in the house.

_ The Times believes the Democratic nit»

f jority in the house will reach 150.

" The Tribune onyx the state legislature is

Democratic by «i mnjority on joint bollot.
The relate legislature is undoubtedly a

tie on joint bullet. If the lkiiiucmw get a
mnjority, it Deiiiocrnt will be elected to
nuanced Senator Evans.

PATTISON'S LARGE MAJORITY.

Dclnnuler Defeated in Pennsylvania by

(Iver l-‘I.000 Pluralilty.
, I’llllJl’lZiJ‘fllA, Nov. ti —~Completc but
' nllfllllf'iill returns from every county in the
l suite give Paul-inn, Dem, for governor, a
. plurality of visa!!! nvcr llclnmnter, Rep.
The Republirzui candidates for lieutenant
governor and secretary of internal affairs,
Mmra. “Extra and Stewart, are no doubt
elected.

If is esiiitiuteil (but tit li-iieit w,tllillcpub-
lli‘au» voted for I'lliilsinl. This result in n
_ titatmtimt gnve IIurrmtn no.0“) majority,
showing a change of 100.000 votes, in cer-
telnly unc of the Hunt munrkabie features
in thin altogether n-zmtrknbie election.

The: lites! return» from the twenty-eight
congressional district,» of the state show
the election of in Republicans and 10

 

Democrats. The [irl‘fl‘ill delegation from
the estate iilnll'lii :31 Republicans and 7
Democrats. Following are. the congress-

men elected with the iiiiijnriiics received:
I’irsit glinlrict, Iliiigbnm, Rep, 7,600; Sec-
ond/O'Neill, iii-u, can-3:; Third, McAlcer,
Dem, 3,231; Fourth, lleyhurii, Rep, 12,—
wl; Fifth, Harmer. Rep, 11.376; Sixth,
Robinson. Rep, 3,1350; Seventh, linllowell.
Dem, 1‘25; Eighth, Mutciiler, Dem, 6,613;
Ninth, Brunnrr. Dem, 0,300; Tenth. limel-
ul.llep., 9,062; Eleventh, Alllllierfllfllf,l)¢'fll.,
334; Twelfth, Shout. lien, 1,423; 'I'lilrv
teenth, Reilly, Dem, 1,511); Fourteenth,
Rife, Rep.,8,tlt'i0; Fifteenth, Wright, Rep,
1,81); Sixteenth, Elliott, Dent, 100: Seven-
teenth, Wolvenon, Iletll.. 5,4“); Eight-
eenth, Atkinson. Rep, 100', Nineteenth,
Ilcltzfiunver, Dem, 3.150; 'l'vn-iitietb, Scull,
Repair», 'l'vvenly‘liriot, Hull, Rep, 1,500;
'I‘wenty-iieeond, limits-ll, Rep, 01,01); Twen-
ty-tbird, \Viiliuui A Stone. Rep, 7,11)";
Twenty-fourth, Stewart, Rep. , will; Twen-
ty-lllth, Phillipa. Illil. Rep, 1,800; TWenty—
oixth, Grinwold, Iii-p , 2.01111; Twenty-
revcii'tli, Cherie-4 \l’, Stone, flop, 2,500;
Twenty-eighth, George '1'. Kribbs, “filth,
0310. «W ~

MAJ. M'KINLEY DEFEATED.

 

John G. Wnrwlcli, Ill» Opponent.
Elected by I lint-ll "Manny.

l.‘m.t:\mt.‘s, 0., Nov. ii—le light In Me-
Kinloy'adlutrict pin» it very clone one, but
the father of the tariff bill uutlcred defeat.
The Republican Mule committee outmoded
the election of McKiiilcy’n opptmcnt,dohu
’ ,r ti. Warwick, by

- 147. McKiuloy’Ii

great. fight at. Cau-
tou opinnt Inch
met oddii, mull,
ed in hinovercom-
lng 2.700 of the
(Ii-trlct’a regulor
Democratic mn-

 

. W IIII‘IP' I jorlty, but be all"

looked about 150

Garru‘ige Ropes ltoty m... o. o... .1.
am untrue. mom. “into . -
arm-mt meme-me :ti°‘:...i”°.:.’.".
mole, momentum-tyne»! slightly change

these figures. but
not enough to
elect the mnjor. Pix-Governor Foam-r was
nine detailed by e limit" majority. Unlviu
B. Brion clnimo tlmt fourteen Deitiricmtlc
mgrueinen have been elected. a train of
pipe. These figures are undoubtedly cor.
net. 'l'lieplnrelity of D. .1. Ryan. the lie-
publionn ntidldnfe for necretury of Male,
will he ebout 1W”.

cannon Defeated in Illinois
Gunmen, Nov. 0-00:an 0mm
“all: ”at. lie fl’lm’l nio-
jerky will be” fl The following»!

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0»qu elected M the ‘ ,
mum rim dhtrlct, About Taylor. 9-:
Second, Lawrence B. MoGonn. Dom
Third, Allen 1'. Durham. Dorm: Fourth,
Welter C. Newbcrry, Donn; Fifth, Albert
J. Hopkins, Dela; 811th. Robert R. Iiltt,
Rep; Seventh, Thomas J. Henderson,
301).; Eighth, Charles A. Hill, Rep; Ninth
‘Iiowle B. Paynen. flop; Tenth, Philip 8.
Poet, Bop; Eleventh, Benjamin '1‘. Cable,
Dem; Twelfth, Scott Wicke, Dom; Thin
toeuth, William M. Springer, Dom; Four-
teenth, Owen Scott, Dem; Fifteenth, S. T.
Bunny. Dem; Sixteenth, G W. Fin-
thieu, Dem; Seventeenth, word Leno,
Dom; Eighteenth, W. S. Formnn, Dem:
Nineteenth, J. R. Williams, Dem; Twen-
tieth, G. w. Smith, Rep.

The Chicago City Press associe 11 co-
tlmnter tint Luwler, Don, is dole by
an or on by Gilbert, Rep, for sheriff; that
Amberg, Kept, for state treasurer, carries
Cook county by about 1,500, and Edwards.
Rep, for state superintendent of public
reboots, carries the county by 1,000 or Item
Both parties are claiming e legislative
majority on joint ballot, and the Demo—
crats are hopeful of electing Gen. Palmer
to succeed Senator Furwell.

d

The Democratic Victory In Manuel-unite.
Bos’rox, Nov. 0.-—-Wlth only half adozcu
towns to hear from in Massachusetts.
Russell, Dem, for governor, is leading by
10,000 votes. The total vote at this writing
in: Binckmer, 13,!90; Brackctt, 130,527;
Russell, MW

fin lull” W (Lilly of the Democratic party

tricte the Democrats rte-elect Congressman
O'Neil; more than doubled Andmws’ plu-
rality of 1,500, and elected Sherman Boer
in the Filth district; Moses Stephens in
the Eighth: George F. Williams in the
Ninth: Fred B. Coolidge in the Eleventh,
and John C. (‘rosby in the Twelfth. The
Democmts will probably have the largest
mnjorityuii record in the lowerliouae of
the legislature, having not less than ill)
members against 78 last year, and from 17 K
to 19 senator.» against 11 last year. Iden—
tennm Governor Ilaile gets through with
3,400 plurality, but Auditor Ladds is beaten
by William T. ’l'rcfry by (1&5 plurality.
the first Democrat chosen to any of the
lesser state oilices since the first year of
Republican administration.

The Democrats gain five congressmen iu .
this state. W. I), ’1‘. ’l‘reyfrey, auditor,
3:21., is elected over Charles ll. bath], the

‘cut incumbent, by over 3,000 plurality,
but the Republicans elect lieutenant gov-
ernor, necretury of state, treasurer iind disi—
lrlcl, nlltirlit‘)’.

 

A Bad llluw to'Sennfar Insulin.
Limvmwocm, Killl., Nov. fi.—'l‘he Re 9
publicun suite ndmiuwirntioii elected two 1
yearn ago by 313,000 hat». been within forty- l
eight hours repudiated by a majority of 1
over 20.000, unless all reports prove false. 1
In the lust legislature there were less than t
n score in the opposition. When the next
legislature meets in January the Itepnbiic- _
uri party will be in the minority. The:
Farmers' Alliance will control the adults
of this state for two years, and the chances "
are that Senator John J. lugails will close '
his public life with this session of congress. l
Ills only hope is that the Alliance mem~ if
hers of the legislature will be in a minor ‘_
ity, except when they unite with the Dem— .
mats. If the Alliance. as is new claimed, »
has ll straight majority .‘lr. lugulls cannot.
be returned.

Indiana (:ungreurnen.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov, ti.»~-Tbe Democrats 1
will haven majority in both branches of the:
legislature of about. 25. The following i
congressmen are elected, the First district 3
being in doubt, but. probably carried byl
Barrett. Dem.: second district, .1. R. Bretz,
Dem : Third, .I. B. Brown, Dent, re—elect- ‘,
m1; Fourth, William S. Holman, Dem. re-
elected; Fifth. George “7. Cooper, Daub,
reelected; Sixth. Henry S. Johnson, Rep;

Seventh, W. I). Iiytium, Dem, reelected; g nouncing Democratic victories. The Dem-

Eighth, HY. Bronksiiire. Dem, reelected; {
Ninth. Daniel \Vtuuh, Rep; Tenth, David I
Patten. l)em.; Eleventh, Augustus N. )lar- '
tin, Dem. Mlectcd; Twelfth. C. A. O.
Mcl‘lellnii, Deni, reelected; Thirteenth,
D. I", Siiivcly. Deni , reelected.

Tlu- lie-stilt in Connecticut.

llAltTFumi, Nov, ii, «The Connecticut leg-
islntuiv is ill to it; Republication joint bal-
lot. Tllf‘ total vote of the Nilile (about l‘ZO
towns ltllli‘llll) is 125,374 Morris, Dem,
has 07,601. and is 53 abort o! .1 popular mit-
jority. (lilicml returns continue to bring ’
in scattering votes, and it is evident that
Ill) election in“ lk‘t‘ll iiimlc. If so the leg— 5
isintiiro will elect Merw‘in. Rip. governor
of the state. Both pilrllt’w are claiming
the static ticket. ,'l'lii- returns received by
the Dt'lllm'l'nlfi from all excepting the l
small town of lint-timid, which is ordinar-
ily Republican by :iimiit '31) votes, give these
figures for governor; Morris, Dem, 67,500;
Merwiti, lieu, alum}; Aucur, i’ro.. 3,108;
Baldwin, latbor. He.

The Result In New Jkrll‘y.

JiillSi-Zl‘ t'iTi. Nov, (iv—Thu congressmen
elected in Illl?‘ Mute tire it! follows: Find.
district. (I. A. Bergen, Rep; Secolul,Jumea
Buchanan, Rep , Third, .I. A. (Selene!)-
lieltner, iii-iii; Fourth; Sziiiiuel Fowler,
Dem; Filth, C. A. ('iillfllil‘i, Dem; Sixth,
'l‘liommo lluuii I‘;Ili.£ll'ill. ”MIL; Seventh, Ed-
wurd F. McDonald, “em.

The next tiléllt' senate will stand: Delu-
ocrntii, lit; Ilcpiiblirnihc, 7; independent
Denim-rm, i. The :membiy will stand:
Democrat», 30; Republicans, :51. I’mmi-
nent poliiir‘uiim attribute the great Denie-
cratic victory in the McKinley and [mine
bills. The election [Himself «it! quietly.
Sonic private-t for bribery are threatened

Del-ware linen Donner-lie.

Wimflxoiux, Del, Nov, d—Complete ro-
timiii from the whole unite give Reynaldo,
Dem. for utivrrlmr 44:3 majority, and Unit-
my, Hutu, for column 514 imijority. The
city of Wiiuiinu'm him notion-i Republic-
an on the. lit-ind 0f the ticket. The Repub-
licans elect their county ticket in New-
cuitle county by it!) iiieijorily. The next
Icglnlnluhs will ntiuid: Su~iinte—- Democrats,
0; lb-publicuun, 4. House-«Democrat» 14;
Republicans, 7. There in no United States
senator to be elected. The I’rolilbltioniela,
who lend a full ticket in the field, pulled
bout 150 votes iii the whole lilllll‘.

Peek'o (Inlet Victory.

Aluminum, “'19., Nov. 0.-’i'he land-
slide in this state is developing Inch pro
portionii that no claim accrue exit-“mm.
Chairmen Wall mild but night that Puck’s
plurality might be 115,000, again-t 2,000 for
lionrd two yours ago. The result in due,
11m, in the revolt of the Lutheran Ro-
pubiiciinn, 18,000 of whom entered their
protest against the Bennett low by voting
with the Democrats. With them wont be-
tween 5,1110 and 10,1110 Catholic Republic-
an», who also rerouted the attempted in-
inference with their private schools.

 

Ile- Illuneoote (lone honour-CM
Sr. Pam, Minim, Nov. o.--li'n11 returns

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anatomy ‘illTEBEST.

What Various Notable People
Say About the Elections.

 

CLEVELAND AND lull]. BRINGING.

The Ill-President lkllevoe the Donner
cutie Succeuu Indorle the Tariff Re-
form [den- of III» Party—Governor llill
and the Census-Speaker Reed Silent.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Ex-1’mideutClevo—
land, in an interview with n reporter of the
United Press on the results of ’l‘ucsday'e
elections, said: "i am delighted. I challenge
the right of any man in the country to re-
joioe more heartily than 1 over the results
of Tuesday. M y gratification in that of an
American proud of his fellow countrymen,
who, though led away for a time by party
prejudices and by blind confidence in cun-
ning and selfish lenders, could not be de-

tonate-to for the presidency

tary would not ooncodo the WW _
theitopnhlioenl had been not!“ , ‘
in hle stateufiuouri), preferring Int '0
hour the final results before talking. Ho
manifested considerable interest in Ill.
McKlulcy’s struggle. ‘

The secretary in in receipt of mauylofr
torn from citizens of New York congratu-
lating him on his letter to Governor Hill.
Ho «old he would probably not decide upon
Mayor Grant’s application for a recount of
the population of New York city for net'-
orel day» yet.

Pootmniilcr ticncml Wanamaker denied
himself to all Crilh'l's. Ilia private necro-
tnry, speaking for him, however, said ”All
Mr. Wanamaker "did not. care to talk polF
tine today."

Attribute. It to the McKinley Bill.

LONDON, Nov. fir-Tim ncwupnpcru print
pretty full account» of the results in the
American elections, but comment only
briefly upon the figures, '13erng editorial
treatment of the subject until the returns
are complete. The tone of such comment
ill is made indicatesn belief that the do
feat of the Republicans is attributable to

 

 

, upon disinterested and unselfish devotion

3 tions are not viiully impor'nnt. The thing
,1 upon which every honest man should con-

‘ election.

‘ wbieligiive him Hpm'litl satisfaction were

popular disapproval of the McKinley tariff
measure. Several prominent public men
who have been interviewed declare that
the result of the electl us show that it was
not the American pent hint only it hund-
fq} of politicians who were responsible for
t o exaggerated protectionism embodied
in the McKinley bill.

luded to their ruin. They have demou‘
stmtcd that, in defliug with them, it is
not safe to calculate that they are stupid
or headless of the welfare of their country
men. The necessity of tnrill‘ reform, with
its consequent reduction in the cost of liv-

‘to advocate it, has been fully demonstrated
bythe action of the people on Tuesday.
Their decision has been deliberately made,
and it is all the more significant because
they have voted upon their reason and
judgment and because they have proved
that corruption is powerless as against
their convictions.

“Of course. there is nothing for the Dem—
ocratic party to do but to push on the hut—
tie at all times and in all places on the
lines which they have laid down—that is,
to insist upon it wise adjustment of tarifi
taxation to the reasonable needs of the
government, us Opposed to the plan which
enriches a favored class :it the expense of
the mucosa of the people. Until victory is
won, the question of tut-iii reform will not
be settled nor the pledges and professions
of the Democrni'u- tmriy to the people re-
deemed. Dur party bus made an honest
and an earnest light. It has planted itself

Fornker Scores Campbell.

Cmcm‘snr, Nov. damn-Governor For»
nker thus expressed his views regarding
the election in Ohio: "The election in Ohio
is very gi'iitifyitig. Governor Campbell
has been emphatically rebuked. lie stands
before the people of Ohio distrusted by Re-
publicans uud despised by Democrats. His
incompetent and blunderilig work at Cin-
cinnatilc only a sample of wind it has
been and will be shown to be are another
year passes in all the departments on“
state institutions of which be time control.

Shoeliun Want; the Speakerehip.

BUFFALO, Nov. 6.~Wheu asked for the
latest advice-s about the assembly, Ae-
eeuiblymuu Sheelmu replied: “I halve tele-
grams saying that the next nssemblyis
surely Democratic" Mr. Slieehuu added
that he expected to be the next speaker.
“I‘m sure I worked hard enough to deserve
it," he said. “From the telegrams l have
just received from Governor Hill and
others you'd think 1 wan elected already.”
Mr. Sheehmi held in bid band 8 pile of
telegrams several inches high.

to the interests of the people. Its absolute
unity and harmony upon the question of
tarifl reform shows its quick recognition
of true Denim-mile principles and its on-
thusiasm in n. muse which involves the
popular welfare. Everywhere our people
have done magnificently, and the harvest
they have gathered has been nobly earned." ‘

In answer to em inquiry as to his view on
the operation of the bullet reform law, Mr.
Cleveland said:

In Favor of llullot Reform.

“1 think there should he no more op-
position to the principle of bullet reform. s
The evidence of its usefulness and benefit ‘
lo the people I regiml us conclusive. In
some nmttcrs of detail the Luv in our state
might, perhaps, be improved. it seems to
me it would be well to obviate the ueoeti‘
sit; for so many separate ballots. But
after all, even this or other similar objec-

Tlie Tariff in New England.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.~“Wnshiug day;
paying off old scores," is generally given
by prominent Republicans here as the
cause of the general defeat of Tuesday. A
cabinet officer, who gave the above as the
reasons for the Democratic victory, said it
was undoubtedly true that in New Eng-
land the thrill" had operated against the
Republicans, and from his observation the
tariff reform sentiment was spreadiuglu
that section.

 

Speaker Reed Silent.
Pommxn, Me, Xov. u—Speakei- Reed
absolutely refuses to speak on the result
of the elections.

THE SCAFFOLDlNG FELL,
grainlutc himself is that we have a low T‘—
which protects our voters from corruption
and intimidation, andis oneol’ those mens-
ures of relief which pure adopted will not
be surrendered.“

And One Per-eon Wax Killed nu] Two
Others Pal-11y Injured. ,
CHICAGO, Nov. ti—By the breaking of a
scaffolding raised ten feet from the ground,
«w ,, on which 150 men unil girls were grouped
Governor llill Pleased. (0! [I10 purp‘fi‘e or being I’hongaPthi BI.
Aunxv, Small. ”Governor liill received Lilo“ 51, "Will's "9W Piano “19‘0”. one
a large number of telegrams from Demo— {nm‘ "A“ kille‘lv two probably family in-
,cralic lenders all 0“,, [hp country no )urednnd several other» bmlly hurt.
‘ Following is the list of killed and in-
jured: “'llliuui Ki‘v-liunguil, 56 years old,
killed: Angus-i White-l. injured about. the
chest. and it 1" suppnw‘i his lungs are
affected; Dom (iiilonl, Hl’Vt‘I‘l‘ internal in-
juries; John t'oliles, uni-tie broken; E.
Grillul nud .IUlllI lt:ijii-~', smith-s N'pl‘ullieil.

ocrntic lenders in three states in which the
governor made campaign speeches kept
him well informed as to the results of the
Among the telegrams of general
interest which he received from those states

 

the following: ('ulviu 5. Drive telegraphed ""
from Lima. 1).: “i'ongmtulutions. Ohio
sendimirtrcu Donincrulic cungressmeum
gain of nine. Mclt’inh-v uud Foster both
defeated," I‘liiiion 11 Davis, chairman of
the Connecticut stain Democratic commit-
tee. wired: "l‘iiru-e Democratic congress-
men eleciwl. Hmtv lit'lnl'l elected by 100
majority. Semifi- Ill-iiivivi'uliv, liolfle lic-
pltllllt‘nn. .\l ajwl'liv’ Hit juilil liitlllil, IS Ile-
publimn." ’l‘. 5, llili-y, t'liilll'llltlli of the
‘Vth‘l Virginia [1 mum-uric antic commit-
tee, u-leumplml: “'l'iw ll‘illiil'rllls in this
state ell-c1 i'urir i-uiigrvwnicn. u iiuijorlty of
the lcglnlaiiure and curry the state by from
3,1lllllti5J‘lhi"

Governor llill,l""rll'lll;1 in il question as
to the IIl'iiiiH'l'M n- \ :viuruw. said the rcsdlt
of the l'nllLZI'tNflUHMl election» iiulicuted
time ”11' [it-uplc‘ «lid 1101 approve the tit-bi—
irtiry mul llli\‘.;ll‘|".llll1|lilP course pursued
by llll' Republic-4m in lllf‘ present con-
gress. ’l'hmr Emilie-n \vci'e reckless in their
puriisnmiilp. mini :iiivimml the independ-
exit pcuplo n: ilic mumi-y and aroused the
”ellint'rili'y to [Ill' danger of the situation.
The tiuimmiln not Mini :1 force bill, and
they have ruin-seed their wutimcnt» in
that regard in no uxwermiu tone. "I lie-
llevc," lu- Milli, "(lint the voice of the
people will be lira-dell, Attempts to pace
that lllllillllillH iiivusiirc will undoubtedly
be renewed in waniiwr, but public senti-
im-iit will pi'vvv-ii.’ it. The extortion aunc‘
lllifil’ll by liviiiiltlll‘liil lurlfi' legislation
enuiribuiml min-1i to the Kt‘lll'l‘iil discon-
innt, nml lllfl'v-ll‘l‘iili‘il the ninitwi universal
desiri- for it chance.

“The peuplctil 11m Mute liiivc rebuked
Mr. Secretary Noble mid his uiiperlulend—
out. of the census for their nrbit rnry refusal
to permit in recount in New York city, and
for their itmulent olllcinl behaviour toward
those who sought to prevent the museum
motion of the ceimin HWllllllf‘. The answer
oftliu people in Mr. Noblc’nimxwrllnenl
and iiiscuurleoun letter was the election of
n Detnmtmiie hull!!! of representatives by
an unprecedented majority."

1‘" lin’rstigiiie llw Penn-n.

Continuing the :zu'.‘vr.mr Hlilllt “The
house will blivc tiuiplu nuihoi-liy to investi-
gate. the minute indium-d upon Sew York
city, and tnmihly 1mm; Mime of the
perm-tritium in judici- or diaumec, even
If it is powerleue to iiiIui-d an adequate
remedy.” The gown-nor mild the election
of a Denim-mile li'i‘l'llllily in this state, for
the first time in years, isliidccdntaimo
for general concnit ulni ion. - ’I‘hnt unsoliibly,
Although hampered by a Republican sen-
ate, the “(Werner lliiuiiu, can accomplish
much for good unveruuwui.

New Rm Iuvlle'n "it; Fires.

New itm ”mu-z. X. 11, Nov, u—The tire
which allil‘iwl lll the grocery storetif George
Ferguson \i‘ednewlny. rapidly spread to
other Dilliillllg‘, battling the elforts of the
firemen In check lln'ni mid help was asked
oftheueigiiboringinwmundquilrklyforth-
coming. in new 11! Illl‘ buildings burned,
r. large storage house. \vns stored a large
amount 0: in:m:iirc,aim-rivzimiiud brie-a.-
bmc belong: 1t.» I}.'lilili”‘_i' Kant: uudAdri-
nu Ihvllll, 11w miter, of Nrw York, which
was entirely ilt'ill‘ii) cd. Mitchel this prop-
erty, \i‘liiitli z~ vulueil pm-uniurly :11 82.15011”,
cuiinoi llt' replaced The loss on the other
property burned 1.». l-siitiialml at $125,”,
milking the min! lows $175,000.

 
 

 

Mr. (ilmlntoiw ('riticiiieil.

LOme‘, Nov. ti.-~i-.iir Georgi» l‘lrrington,
English deli-gate in llll' Vatican under Mr.
Gladstone-'5 government, in ft speech last
night censured .\ir. “lll‘lslolltl for con-
demiiiug Sir l.’iiiinrii Simmons’ litigation to
Rome. lie was assured that the: European
powers did not consider that fronting the
pope mi it sovereign \vns iici'ngutory to them.

 

lucemllurim in Denver.

DEXVER, (‘oln., Nov. 0‘». "’I‘llf‘ large furni-
tum wureliniiw of .l. N. Kllputrlck t‘s
burned )‘l'SN‘rllily. Loan seven» The
(IWEIIIllu-i of .1. 11, Jackson mul ii. A.
“'mulimii, caipidillnts, were iii-m :lvxlriiyed.
'l'liime tin-s, in diil'i-ri-tit pnrtinim of the
city. broke out iiliiimt slintiiiiiiwmisly, and
are evidently the work of intuuidiurim,

Wurlil'u Fair New».

Wuiuxtmis, Nov. ti.~-~'l‘hi~ board of num-
tigement of government exhibit» at the
World’s Tlill' hm Ill'lul‘lilillml in project it:
plans upon ll bani» o: titanium I'Xlii‘lltlibum.
exclusive of the builtliiiu or buiiilingn, the
ml of which is limited by law in $010,an
It line- alsouluti-riuim-d to fix thu- minimum
Xti'ii . lluor "liill'i! ill wear) llqllilfll feet,

urn. ‘llllrkmll'fl l'nnr llrullh.

WAMitxumx, Nov, lbw-”fill. John 8.
Clarke-inn, i-xh-miiitxint punitimuier general,
have “one in Aklll'l’lllfl, N, (2,, for III.
bonlili. Long lllller of work in the poorly
heated lifliI imilly ventilated congressional
cniiiiiiiliwc room» uiive IlllII-n bud cold,
which developed into it iierloiu cmnpllcfi
lieu of asthma and rlu-uumiliun.

Jen'- ln (lo-riutmy.

Biennv, Nov. ti.~’l'he iirtiml Duke of
Hectic bun tamed n rem-rim i-eiiniiring than
who pert-wen“ drive in his dominion. llm
Btoecker, "mm! lnr his activity against the
Jew», lieu l’l'tliulmll the aluminium! of the
I’riiiui'inu'court.

Her-wintry Nail)!» Client-fill.

Wlinitiso'rmi. Nov. li.--Secretiiry Noble
won in ii cheerful mood when A reporter of
the United Press called upon him manner-
teln his view» of the election: but he
odroitly refrained from committing him-
eelf freely. giving an on intimation that he
“never acknowledged defeat until all the
heck countlee had been hard from.” He
remarked that be we- A great believer in
piano-ooh]. "fly that I mean," aid the
money “flint if the ”month have

 

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U'rim.1\'. Y., l'anL «The lmitiinll game
between Itochmter university and Hum“-
ton college at Clinton, rennin-ll: Roche-tor,
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