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MMWwillhaveatotalol
mvotealntheclectoralcollege, Benjamin
Barrisuwill uvoisserecmnvmmd
the Populist candidate, General Weaver,
.wflllmveaeelectoralvotea Later returns
Iayoteourmchsngethiabntthsgeneral
rmltwlll notbo allected byanynewde
mumsynowoocur.
finenepnldicsnstatesare Idaho, Maine,
Wmlontaua, New
unmann- DahotgPennsylrania,
Rhoda Island, South Dakota, Vermont.
W aadWyommg. Harrisonalso
mugumommam
mandthrseolOregon.
OsaeralWeaver carried Colorado,”
ass, Nebraska and Nevada, and.secursd
ousdtheelectoralvotesot 0regou,all ol
which dates were provinnslyin the llepub
“column.
The states that were previously strong—
holds o! the Republicans and which are
north the Democratic column are Ohio,
mwmlndianaandWisconain.
In. Congress Bit-allow.
Ithdillimpossibletogivo the status at
thesereralpartiesin the Bitty-third con-
gruollcially. The developments at the
daytudtoeoniirmtothepointoiabsolute
utointytheatatemaatmade originallyin
IlseUnitchreu dispatches that the bal—
anosoipower in the neat senate will be
bald by the third party, although by a use-
mwnrargin.
The Democrats will gain senators in New
York, Wisconsin. Wyoming and California,
firingthern forty-three. Republicans will
return a mom toSenator Paddock from
Nebraska and also to Senator Perkins from
Kan-a, although the legislature in this
”instill claimed by the Farmers’ A}
lines. The legislatures oi Minnesota and
lirhigan have Republican majorities.
El‘lisllepublicsn strength in the senateis
fill-reduced to {arty-two, leaving to Sen»
lull Met, Kyle and Stewart (who will
moored hinisell from Nevada) the power
to control the organization by alliance
with either of the parties. The expect»
lion isthat they will ctr-operate with the
Democrats in this matter. Up to this
writing the result in congreuional district:
in Row Hampshire. Ohio. Michigan, Min-
nesota, Nebraska. Kansas and California
was unsettled. the figures not having been
fully reported.
The probabilities are that the state dele—
ptioos in the next. house of represent»
tivu will stand as in this table, which also
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Inthelegislaturethel’opulistahaveelected
twenty-thressenatorsandthe Republicans
sermteen. luthehonaethe have
fifty-eight, Democrats two and Republicans
airty~iive. ThetwoDemocratsarspledgsd
to vote [or theltepublican csndidatetor
UnitedStateassn-tor,tnvingbeen elected
withtheaidofltepubllcana Thisgireathe
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bailotandinsureatheelectiouol ailepub
licnutosucceedliishopw.hkins.
no Basalt in Ohio.
Cowlrms, Nov. lL—The result at the
election in this atateisatill in doubt. and
itwill probably take the otlicial count to
decide it. Seventy-six counties have been
heard horn by the Democratic state oom‘
mittes,andmtimating the results in the
other twelve cotmtia, they claim Cleveland
has carried the state by 1.2m plurality.
Theyslso claim that Taylor(Dern.), iorseer
retsry of state, iaeleded bya larger plural-
ity. Reportahave been received bythc Re-
publican committee from all the counties
oi thestateuceptllonroe, Licking. Wyarr
dot and Tumawas, and estimating the
results in these countiugthey claim the
election of Taylor (Rep). (or secretsryol
state, by 1,-il3 plurality, and that Harrison
has carried the state.
no“ lay succeed Hills.
Acs'nx. Nov. ll.-Clcvcland's majority
is greatly reduced from {our years ago.
There has been much swapping becauu oi
local and state elections. and the Hogg
men scratched Cleveland extensively. it
is said that llogg, ii the hgislaturo is with
him.willgototheUuiudStateasenate in
place 0! Roger Q. Mills. Millshasalien-
ated the Clark men by declaring for
Hogg, but has not won over Hogg's sup
porters, Incense he in". the state when
Hogg wanted and needed help.
lay Change Its lane to Cleveland.
Camwsn. N. 1., Nov. ii.—-'l’his little
town, in which GroverCleveland waaboro.
gavehimamajority 0! at over Harrison.
It was at but. reported that itwentthe
other way, and Democrats there are indig’
nantabouttho circulation at the rumor.
jorltyinthoI-ratoandasssmhly.
West Virginia We.
Wanna, Nov. li.—-The returns from
over throeiourthsol the state showthat
lull in m-
or.
‘Wfi-
lllu'llllllll’ll 81'. all“.
museum stir
LEO lllll ms crafts.
Thc'llcw Creations May Con-
‘ trol the Papal Succession.
mom.
WVAOAIGDBTOBBHLLBD
‘l‘ho lloly loo Assumes an Attitude cl
1M0 'l‘uward the filmlatonlan lla-
lstry—Jl'ho German-Annie“ interests
and It. Ila-Ills Diplo-atiata.
Rona, Nov. il.—-lt is now probable that
the great cardinal oouslstory will take
place on Doc. 10. It is expound that the
pope will create thirteen cardinals out oi
the seventeen vacancies. Five are certain,
via: Tours. Barren. Gnu, dl Pietro, Pa»
alco. Forluglandthers ismyetnoqnaa
tiou. Austriadernands three, but the pope
will sword only Gran.
in hislan audience the Prussian mini.
ter renewed the haiser’s demand HIM More
algoorCopp.W 01 Burton. be included
among the cardinals. but the pope would
preier the archbishop of Cologne. As the
Prussian government opposes this selection
the archbishop“ Posen may be the linal
choice 0! the pope.
Mgr. Farley, diocesan oousnltar to the
archbishop 0! New York. denies being
charged with any special nriseion from Mgr.
Corrigan
Itiadenied in vatinn circles that Mgr.
Satolli has any mix-ire regarding scholastic
questions in the United States. it is con-
sidered that these have bceu regulated
through the lreland incident.
pour parlors have occurred ho
tween the holy see. the Spanish government
and Spanish parties
It is known that on the death of Nocedal,
the representative oi Don Carlos, hisson,
thedirector of the Siglo Fnlnro, solicited
the succession to his inther’s post, but that
Don Carlos preferred a Spanish grandee.
Nocedul then separated himself from “the
king" as being too liberal. The schism
obliged Don Carlos to reorganize his party,
and it has now a circle in every village.
30 New Encyclical.
Beaten. Nocedsl with his act has con-
ceived the idea ol forming themwlves into
a Catholic union on the hamlet oi the recom-
mendations oi the papal ertcyclical Cum
Malta, and the programme of which will
be to rally to the existing monarchy (or the
better delense ol the interest» of religion.
But Nocednl required that the pope should
write a new encyclicnl, in on!” that the
power to rally (mm one side bribe other
might be continued.
The present government. enchanted with
their recruit. supported Senators request
through their amlxrssndor ht Rome Nor
cedal sent to Rome several 0! his friends to
bring the negotiations to an issue. (in the
other side, Don Carlos operated through
hisagenta in [is-rounding the holy see that
it would be wrong to interfere.
The situation in Spain i.- nut the same as
in France, Don Curios Inn". A Catholic pro
gramme. Theorgnniuition 0! his party is
powerful. with ramification» in every vilA
loge.
Things being as they 3?". tin» 31:11:» at
panic-so precarious. llm holy m- will not
compromise ire-ell. The present truce will
laatonly till the death of the queen regent.
against whom no one desires to hasten the
revolution. But at her death the Cordials.I
will actively interfere.
Then there are the Republicans. who
through (Insular. Salmon-on and M Na!»
gall. now multiply declarations of good
will toward the pope and church in assert-
ing that the republic would at all times to
open Catholic rights. in Ibt- {are oi these
contending currents, the pope has decided
not to grant the new cncyclical.
Mgr. andettl. bishop of St. Cloud,
Minn. has left Rome. going to St. Hull.
During his last days here be (lined with
Cardinal lfllm‘htfll’skl and with tin- arch-
Hahopaol Bombers; and Munich. "t! it”
spoken to his friend» in a wry gmitive
manner. warning that the derehmment ol
the dispute» will not [nil to ho {ltTrim'Dle to
thoGennan party in the United Stats-a
Special advices. however, juelll)‘ the so
asrtitru that the reverse is the cm. lint it
is undoubtedly true that all the iricuds ol
the German party in Rome are doing their
utmost to advance the Interests 0! the
party In. Vatleaa and Raglan).
Divers influences have been brought to
hear uponthe holy roe regarding the atti-
tudotoward the new English government
lthundorllood that the Vatican will ob»
serve. ioraiwne time at lent, the greatest
rearrvo. The holy lee can rely on its arch-
in England and on Mgr. Webb.
'l'heholy lstherhss caused sreport to be
made to him 01 the Chicago totes and the
sympathetic receptions amwded to Mgr.
Batolli. the papal delegate. lie has been
pleased with the honors rendered
America to his representative. and also
with the speech ct Mr. Chauncey liq",
the prayer ot bigr. inland and theme-rial
Gene! by order at thewrnmtussoo this
ooedoo. Referring tothe event. he said.
“The United States lonn agreat [wopleJo
whom the tutors belongs."
The vatieau has advised the archbishop
olBerillothathewlll he created cardinal
atthsmtcosutstory. There lssquestion
aiaoolan archbishop from South America
on the
of thalaribanlt and Btlllwater
contract. Thay attaohacsrtaio
in Mature the nonunswo
ottha trastyprcrss bowmnehtbs silver-
mrlmotlnlrelsndhavrhssninerroria
eritlelalaghiamorsblsinittatlrs.
Thompson's-tam
Cam. I. J.. Nov. li.-Willlarn J.
Thompson,” oi the loom nos
triohandwholselactotitothe malno-
s-rhiynvsatiIMria the stats and no
tinsalslsetios.
'rss tears I» Arson.
Wmefinsmhunsm
mu mourns-
.vissalgslm .i Missed sentenced
totssyssrslaths _ pan-aim.
“~de
man. li.-—Aa explodes at gas
tasasaeavatiosu thaw nt bloom
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
it own vmu vruuocu.
lbs Ilsa-n mind-Inuit W
with law by tho “ll-la.
in Guam. Nov. nan. Red 1) has
stasrnsrl’hilsdslphisssiledlrom here last
night with only consular clearance
the Vaasauslan government ha ng ra-
mm” “3"” m" the now
meson
whwhushsspiledlrom henna- Boner
flares. whohad been governorot Gar-r
on under tlw‘ oontinuista ngllns. ’l'ha
rernment authorities demanded that ha
surround on a charge that while
governor of Caracas be had stolen cattle.
Thsoaptfln oi the Philadelphia Missed
to give him np.and theuthelortthrestv
enedwtrain herguusonthel’hlladslphla
sndaboatlosdedwitharmedsoldiorswaa
trot out to the steamer.
When the police attempted to board the
ship and march tor liliiarss they were to
stated. The Philadelphia then leit herdock
and anchored in the stream. while the
question was reternd to United Stumblin-
ister Scmgga
He upheld the captain in Musing to give
up Miiaren on the ground that there was
no extradition treaty between Venezuela
and the United States. The government
then decided to rciuse to clear the Phib
dolphin, and she sailed without regular
papers.
FORTV CRUSHED TO BEAT“.
A Funny Bull! ”III Coll-pawl wltl
Terribly fatal Results.
VIESIA, Sov. li.——A mill collapsed in
Oprau. Moravia, yesterday evening. shortly
below the hands were to leave (or the
night Almost 200 men were in the build-
ing at the time. When the walls began to
crack the men in the basement and on the
ground lluor ran out. The men and girls
above started down stairs. in the panic
the stairway collapsed and before anybody
could struggle out at the ruins the whole
building come down.
About titty persons were caught in the
bricks and broken timber. Several were
rescued. but it is mppmed that thirty-tire
or forty were killed. The dead bodies 0!
twunty hove been removed. and the debris
undoubtedly will reveal many more. Fifty
illt'll an: at Work clearing away the ruins.
The mill was tlimsily built. and [hoops-ra-
tiou 0! heavy machinery on the second
floor is believed to have caused the collnw.
The polite are looking for the builder and
will arrest him.
PLOTTING AGAlNST CHlLl.
for. and the Argo-“ac ltcpubllc Ar.-
tn‘ to Attack Her.
litmus. Nov. il.——Advices received here
iron: t‘hili say that war isirniu‘ment he-
tweer. Peru and the Argentine Republic
on one side and Chili on the other. Peru
8 well armed. and her forces have recently
received “All” Manchester titles and other
iormirlahlc machines ol war. in the Auger-
tine Republic a vigorous recruiting 0! both
natives and ioreigueva is being prosecuted,
and the government is with (overrun haste
arming the troops
There is no longer adoubtot a seem
compact against Chili between the two re
pumice. and they are only awaiting nouns
belli to throw one army into Tarapaca and
another upon the northern irontier. The
Chilinn government has tanlily opened its
eyes to the threatened invasion. and has
ordered the steamer C. S. A. V. to bepre
pan-d lor immediate lncorporution into the
navy The Caption l’rat has been cables]
to proceed to Valparaiso without a mo-
meut‘s delay.
The America's Cup Challenge.
Raw Your. Nov. linfl. Maitland Ker—
soy. the American representative oi Lord
Thurston. melted a cablegmm from his
lordship anying that the challenge tor the
Almeria cup is coming through the mail.
of the "earner Gemmnicwhich leit Queens
town yesterday. it is said that the to) ul
Yacht squadron have agreed to the pie
liminary conditions so (ruined by item-ml
llnino, and them will now be no ndmxoclein
the way of Ills.- matcb next September
Found lie-st In a Canal.
ill/loans Mm. N Y.. h‘uv il.-The
body olva welldml man was louml in
the old hydraulic canal. He had dark hair
and mustache, and wore a ring with the
initial “N" in onyx Uri his permn were a
ticket from l’ittelou. Pa, wmrulla, Uni ,
a gold watch and empty pocketbook Foul
play is suspected.
Harrison lay ran in Boston.
Roma, 3301. lt.—ltr. J. it. melt-ac raid
that It was pinlble that l’rvllilent flam-
aon would make lloatm his horneintho
neartnturc. and intimated that the Mo
lies was trying to prevail on her lather to
(loan. ‘
lotions. Nov. ll.-—‘l‘haJx-tmortm er-
sminatlonol the Duke larlborough's
body revealed a “marked cancerous degen-
eration of a large Veaaeltrl thehesrt, amply
sufldeut to umdssth."
lawalt without a liaistry.
Bart lasactsco. Nov. ll.~llawall is still
without a permanent ministry. A new
cahlnu visa appointul on Nov l. but on
thesamsday waadeposed byanotber on a
want oi confidence vote.
Ire-Ilsa by as Isolates.
Austin. Pa. Nov. ll.»’i’he trailers to u»
kindling wood tsctoryot hint-dell Brothers
exploded and the factory was bully
wrecked. Ossbodyhss bsentahsnootot
the ruins.
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