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Several of the State Contests
vali-Be Rather Exciting. '
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“HARD QUESTION II “W iron.
I'll. la.- I‘rul fight Will Ilka the
ltrugglo Ilot at the Polls In low Jersey.
limestone lies a close gnaw
Baas—Teri! Ideas In Ohio.
New Yolui. Nov. a—New York state for
many years past has been noted for the
' tapi‘l
y changing currents of public opin-
. . ion as eviriwd in the results of the annual
‘Wawlolls should in alleaaes be
We.
election. The present election apparently
bids fair to prove itself a copy of its prede-
, m me I'm
floors Noawsnl. floss.
.eessors. The whole issue of the campaign
W
IDHDLY, NOVEMBER 0. 1m.
deems to have been in the nomination of
Isaac Ii. Maynard forassociafe judge of the
court of appeals by the Democracy.
l fistula] fuses li‘avo fbeen almost oath:
RICHARD 030K111. Y an 50 M I! rom au oeeason
' mention ol the financial troubles that have
The lull“! W 5" has“ all so aerl yhracked the fogging fogdmomtl:
. 1".“ ‘ pastan teactiono e‘ni Sta
hm 0' mm". 0‘ the men seua'te a holding back the repeal of the so
mm 5'“ MW wotmllins the ”new called barman silverbill. nothing has been
m of “5.0003” mm, for a” heard of the questions which have been so
sfiy'ei New York. if the bloat-phle- d in the press of the Uni sum
“h on. are equal to the first on “1-, since the calling of theextra sees on of con-
WM“ they will certainly inter, ‘ no more Charges.
. ‘taxpa . i- While Maynard ls but one of the five
,‘Ifldwct ym 'Cllronolog to officers on the ticket. the average
my “liking. It. Orokere 0W ‘3 vo r. if asked. would pause to think be-
m as follows:
mfnently agitated both at Washington
fore he could tell the names of the other
IMO—Min lrelobd. aynard has been of such a nature that
memo: m enticing-.2 unconscious:
. g ago is i n .
ahead-Attended public school more in thigh; aeveral legislative seats were
"I. I fly. 33m for the election. The returns
in the Fifteenth senatorial district were
”Worked for Harlem railroad received at the office of the secretary of
I, ll '50?- . te. It is claimed by his op ncnts that
edge Maynard. in his offic al capacity.
unlawfully removed from the ofllco oi the
secretary of state the election returns sent
there by order of the supreme court. It
w—Bccaule prominent as the best
4"” mid. tumble" fighter in the
"twenty-first ward. was charged that ll: motive for this was
to prevent a count g of the returns by the
. lm—Defelted Richard Lynch “.t . board of statc canvases” until a new re-
flilllllly prize fight in Jones' woods. turn could be made out and forwarded.
‘ __ The result of the contest in the courts
‘m W Alderman Eighteenth practically sustained Judge Maynard and
My dhtriot. gave the Democratic party ii majority of
1mm Coroner. one in the state senate. giving them also
complete control of every department of
the state government. Following this came
a number of enactments by the legislature.
reapportlonmsnts of congressional and leg
ind—MW for murder of James
Nelson. Charge not proven.
’ . IMO-W Coroner. Slings districts land all" measures do.
go to atrengt en mocrntic control
WNW to, come" of the state. On Judge Maynard’s nomi-
WMCIerman and appoint :flonh this yea:-1 the Fold charges were
' ong tagalnst flu. or the first time
‘ d M “M’ in several years the Democrats have had to
W Grant gave Cioksr‘s defend their candidates
« . A majority of the legal fraternity
”£8.10.” W the child i. h“ throughout the state seem to be on
W and Broker was poor. to Mr. Maynard. and many predict that he
will be defeated. Sanguine Republicans
go so far as to claim a sweeping victory for
their whole ticket. The Democrats seem
to have little fear of the loss of the legislau
ture. and while the Republicans may again
Vim-Moi Tammany Hall.
“Appointed City Chamberlain.
, WWuCity emulsion.
isia-rsie $0,000 cash for race
_ her-so. Boughtiaruiia Biohileld Springs
f ”Wand residenceia New York
film
' Wheat more race horses. Paid
‘ m tor half interest in breeding
sir-now
. the Want is not the only Demo
warm «lacing anintsrest in the
*m fortunes of the political
“I! of New York city. The Evening
Masses the subject:
tar mylemothlogis of more fin-
m ”the moral and material future
fl Heiymiay than an exact knowl-
b of ill. source and amountof the
w of the leading members of the
my Bing. There is a general be-
“ m on their style of living. that
have growing rapidly ricbon small
m “Mirna? Iftrue.wbatare
,. theses"- ofiaolr wealth? What does
*u reveals outside their salaries
Mbhtbeooorseof tboyear.and
Utensil?
‘ Matinee-on the part of Demo-
’“ iii-resists good omen for tax-
“ all bodes no good to the Tao»
Wm
lip loo-sum mm}.- of the
* My! within the past few
“hhmofamaehfagrecords
'has‘sitfisyaelieuisrp to wondering
mung-mm... From the
I *mdepudbstweenflew
“ III legible ports people of
incubation so not find it my
1',“ We thatiotile courseof a
yin-us ei- rscordwlll easilystaad
missus. mmwnmwm
were. lowered the tiles thirty-
'Mhr unison Dsaot'sdeeii
“preiegdvsdays,
“WW“.
ballot.
lines Track light in New Jersey.
Salem. Sonieruct. Union and Warren.
ill); Republicans. 21.
ture was entirely dominated by the own
the state.
aided by aw and order leagu
county in the stats.
legiulative tickets in most of the counties
are claiming a victory with confidence.
Ilassaohusetts Item 3 Governor.
Boerol. Nov. (5,—Massacliusotts is as
far as the election of all state officers as
ticipations may not be wholly realiuil. bu
the Republican modulates for iisaisnan
governor.
ly of the some complexion.
Democrats me e an
for John I. liusssll.
for steady. solid work.
One of the principal eiodag meetln
the campaign will be field in El fig
cu
tollsofvssyniatsrislbsacfit
flail-oatmeal”
of thsstatsef Ohio will choose
mm.
installer of
Wmforaiioutbe
“iii-MW“!
“meals to the muscles
, mew-m W m
Imam inseam
‘ “summon
v
four candidates. The opposition to Judge ,
secure control of the senate the more con‘
aerviitive oi both parties believe that the
Democrats will have a majority on joint
Tami-ox. Nov. d—hfo state officers are
involved in the election tomorrow. the
fight being entirely confined to the legisla-
ture in the state and to the sheriff» and
other local officers in the various counties.
Senators are to be chosen in the counties
of Camden. Essex. Gloucester. Monmouth,
It
will be noticed that the above list includes
the counties in which are all the large
race tracks of the state. The last senate
stood as follows: Democrats. 16: Republic
ans. ii. The last house stood: Democrats.
A fierce fight is being waged in every
county in the state on the legislative
tickets. The one issue of the campaign is
what is known as the race track bill. the
Republicans charging that the last legisla-
ers of the large race tracks in the state.
anda determined effort is beiagluadeto
elects legislature which will repeal the
bill legalizing betting on races throughout
The lie ubllcans in this fight are being
no and other
similar organisations in almost every
Thie fight affects the local as well as the
and at this time the result of the contest is
very much in doubt. although both sides
proud to do the usual thing on Tuesday. so
eept the governor is concerned. and the
Republicans count on the customary heavy
majority for their candidates. There an-
it is regarded all a foregone conclusion that
rccretsry of state. treasurer.
auditor and attorney general are safe. and
that the executive counciloril will be large-
Tho fight centers on the governorshfp.
and thowork of the past week has been no-
ticeably harder than during the eioaing
days of last year's fierce campaign. The
Republicans claim that (lieenbalgs will
bsvea majorit of at least will). and the
uailyconfldeutelaim
sitbsrsidshsshssa
doing more brilliant work than the other.
it has been the moments. whose foreeof
here has been mm conspicuous thfii
Republicans in point of ability, but
both partieshavs distinguis boil themselves
of
die-
siidtbseliief speaker from
them ll. Rascal. The latter has
thrown himself into the fight wither-at
vigor. and the ”amounts upset his aorta
Oisclrnri. Nov. a - Toelerrow the
MM
Judge of the
the hosed d pull» worm
feed and dairy math-timer an the slate
tickets-den ias mniytlehstuiswati
showmtwseftksssaatsaadbeulsaf
WW
Manonwsslaem
to lie
reylb- a.
lame-imam!“ “w
AM to: loath Horwalk. d8) ,
Gove'rllor Harris as candidates for a second
moo The Democratianoiniass form
arbor is Lawrence T. Neal of Ross county,
and for lieutenant governor. W. A. Taylor
of Franklin county.
From the character of the nominations
for governor it has necessarily almost been
a campaign based on national issues. Gov-
ernor McKinley’s connection with the pm
ant tariff lsw naturally brought him to the
discussion of the principle of protection.
and his campaign speeches have been
Ingely devoted to that subject. with some
reference to the currency question and to
the attitude of the administration toward
pensioners.
0n the other hand. Mr. Neal. from his
position an author of the tariff plank in the
last, Deniocrulicplatforln. which . he had
the honor to place there against the opposi-
tion of a majority of the platform commit
too. has spent much of bio time on the
stump iii coutrovertlngMcKinley's protec-
tection arguments and in indoraing his
own views in favor of a tariff for revenue.
Thus slate issues have been kept in the
background. The people have shown in-
tense interest by attending in unusually
large numbers all the meetings from the
beginning of the campaign.
Pennsylvania Democrats Have No Hopes.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. o.~’l‘iio campaign
in this state closed as quietly as it hasbasn
carried on. The contest has been the dull.
est in the recent history of the state. and
today Chairman 13. F. Gilkison of the Bo-
pubiican slut/e committee claims the ciao-
tion of the Republican state ticket by a
maturity ranging anywhere from MM to
100,”).
Chairman J. Marshall Wright of the
Dcillocriitic state coiiiliiittcc. while refus-
ing to speak for publication. anticipates
the defeat of the Democratic ticket by the
usual off your majority. which is about 50.-
000. The state offices to be filled this year
are state treasurtir and justice of the su-
premo court.
There are four tickets in the field. as fol-
low»: Republican-«State treasurer. Salu-
iicl M. Jackson; supreme court. I). Newlin
Fell. Democratic—State trimmer. Frank
Chew Osborn; supreme court. Samuel (ins-
tino Thompson. Prohibitiuiwie‘tate treas-
urer. Johii Ii. Keiif: supremo (:Ulll‘l. Hor-
bert T. Amen. People's I'iirty-«Slatctreaa-
urer. l". M. Windsor: ailprciiiecouri. John
ll. Stevenson. '
Whniel'or of Interest in tho prcaont cam-
paign which has (li‘l'clOpEd has been in
counties where the local issues have made
up the contest outside of partisan lines.
The l’rohlbiiiuuisis have placed uoiiiiuoca
for county offices iii the field in nearly
every county in the state. but it is not ex-
pected—except Ill isolumi cases. and in
very few of flu-iii at that—that they will
haw any appreciable effect upon even the
local elections.
Nearly Every Cullen a Candidate.
DENVER. Nov. d—At the local election
tomorrow, when county oflicers will be
voted for. it appears that nearly every citi-
zen of liiilmmw (lllllllly will be voted for
for one ofiiw or another. There are ll tick-
ets in the field and exactly Mil caiiiliihltca.
Mr. Hill Is In Albany.
lll'l‘i‘alli, Nor. ll, VSI'I’H‘MII” Hill is in Al-
bany. win-n- llt‘ will ro-m-ivc election re-
llll‘livi in im- executive chamber as usual.
Lli'llii-liiz'if (‘rovoruur Sllt'ehlln will remain
iii-re lllvlll of. riimi iiioriiiilu.
“(It 'itllry (’iilnv‘l the Campaign.
('IM’HAA'H. Nov. li—Gow-i-imr McKin-
li-y cloud the Ohio ciliiipiiign lit-re, apt-filo
lug llcfill'i‘ one of the largest audiences
that ever was sci-ii lll Music ball.
WANTS T0 at PRESIDENT.
Another Crank Arrested While on [ID
Way to Washington.
Kass/is Cl'l'l’. Nov. fl.—Eimcr ll. llaiib.
a young farmer flym Fiouey. lloiiry culin-
iy. Mo. was arrested on lllrl arrival in this
city. a flli-[ifll(‘ll having been received to
the effect that be was crazy and had an-
nounced his intention of going toWaiilr
lllKlflll in sec l'roaidciit Cleveland.
limb was not violent and made no
threats. but he said he had fill good a right
tobe president no Cleveland had. and he
wanted to uilk with President Cleveland
about the matter. if he could not be presi-
dent of the Fulton States. he said. he could
at leliat be president of Henry county. Mo.
A police officer remarked to Raub.
“There have been a goodlnany men like
you running around of late." and the
would be president replied, "Yell, and one
oi them that Mayor larriiimi in Chicago
the other day.”
Chicago's Municipal low.
Culcmo. Nov. 0.-'l‘he city council cham-
ber. where the illili'l‘lllt‘l’l fought so savagely
Saturday. is in charge, of the police. Seven
officers are locked inside. and outaidc sen-
tries are kept. 'l‘wo lmlicrmeii are also on
guard imiie iiiayor’s ofllcc. which is tight
ly locked. The Democratic alderman is
l
a secret caucus. but at its close Whoa
that they had done nothing.
Two Crimes Ia Cincinnati.
Cliicillldal‘lv
t
t
unknown negro. escaped
s
right at the Church Donn.
trouble.
arrested
‘fltru Whole! 0! Caps In].
tempt to capture then: today.
The Window Glass 'l'rm loitering.
which will be bold in Chiragc'tciiay.
ills users In new.
s
iii-Worm. The floor-mount.
M Lmtfl“ m"
.m
m
AND ‘ slur .
m A M?) N D5 are not ill leiTEIlS.
Manama m - Gasoline Stoves.
' Genuine Article. ouaxonm G ASO‘L l N E,
meWm¥MW$ lug]; 31m ' messing“.
us. / , w
Tlelli. Johnson 3. cu. Filmifsgggfg all
Nov. a—l’sul Findlay
worth wail pursued into his own house on
Everett street and shot in the abdomen by
Louis Kliiifer. Ilciiry Thole was cut her-
rlill on Vino street. and the blade of the
kill u left sticking in hisbody. insquar-
rel of his own sci-king. Ilia assailant. an
BALTIMORE. Nov. dw’l’hc Polish mem-
bers of Holy Rosary congregation foil ht
the police at the churcblloor because a»
ther llaralmaz. their pastor. had decided
not to allow any of the Poles opposed to
him to enter the church iii-cause he fasted
Seventeen lighting Poles were
can: Mn. Nov. li.-'l‘he whale which
was seen lit the «ocean here hue lingered in
the shallow wafer off share all day. draw.
fag Will! to the beach. 'I'vvo other whales
have emulated. A lot of fishermen will at.
Pimiilznu. Nov. e—ll Is stated in who
dow glass maiiufnriiirinn circles that the
National Slims company will be wound up and been
at the next meeting of the stockholders,
Napalm Nov. a—Jflis aquailroe of the
lab warships new in the neighborhood
“mils iiiis ioraud for a mum
mitosis. tender-Theta
,m “this
$15.00infiold
THE mulling lifllifliiii. .
HEWW’ARJF’VBWC'W
as Especial.
The List of Dead at Santander ”tourism. in». 63473310 to sm-
preaeion til hohav talk-
Numbe“ Tm“ Hundnd' sd'wifih mswngihrol m auger-it:
MW-..“ toe on ways a means. who are preparing
ovfi‘ “A“ “sun. I m all, that bhla bill.wbsn H ll "M
T3330! DB
Dives-s 'DIIII laay Dead Bodies on the
cd. will not prcaent each a radical reduction
as was mmisedsomu timeago. 3mm
lediot lsnotcleavwxeeptthatthsdef-
felt in the treasury makes it. important
that the reductions of,
__, "been redial unmask
"Niobium communal
, m _
it ”I" ”You. the I'D... I“ u i“ ‘
inojinty shall-2 "m,
llo You Want a Bicycle
Afiw all“ HM Ills-lei tally
casha— o i oo~ciisii.
our mat-com“
Practical Bigot Repairing
l GAME.
Pure Vermont MAPLE SYRUP,
Imported OILS .
‘ and BARBIE“.
Il'inest Assortment of FISH to
be had.
PIOKLED OYSTEBS.
Hummlufl,
1mm .41.
mum cm. ....
When-two o...
lint class
Wont c Nickeiso ,
l
inn qualities of the meant
. There have been numerous expedient»
talked of to raise sufficient revenue. chiefly
those relating to an increase of intonation;
al taxation. If» has been intimated that
these suggestions have been given out. with
the idea oi testing the feeling of the people
upon them and to see if they will be too
much oi a burden upon them w ho will have
to hear them.
There has been a lull in the talk of the
income tax during the week, but it latri-
dsnt that lhrulie who favor if. have not been
idle. Mr. Brunei :(Plil'llakll. omembevoi
the commute». my. iimt be lit devoting
much of his in in fl‘f' income- tax prov
oaitiori. iietiai-il.» 'li'il Ln it. riialtingcao-
verts for it in iii. f - ‘tie and hopraio
have it reported 1:. .. i. or raising fear
tors of the tariil’ ML, titlil'l' memllenb‘
theoommlttoo my iii: it will he impoasir
hie now to cm v‘ u illiilui o. the extent
that many peopl. will to think should he
40M. and they ni'ii- fllll- ilm impression
that.» b“- frlilll being illicit ll rmilml mm
are as once pmlicii-il. it will he a mild re:
duction all ar4'llllil,Wlfl'lUnb any hem-y cuts
on anything and with a free list not so
largely increased in has been talked of. In.
deed. some of the members are opposed to
enlarging the free list to any uterine»
ceptlii a few and linimwrtant articles. so
pecially when the revenues of the govern-
ment arc in their present cmulltlufs.
azcau n+5 L "vellum...
t Practical Joker in ”com um Up a
llwt.
BMTOX. Nov fivfiumo jncruie mimlod in-
dividual inserted ail illlVal'l-lurvlllenb in the
papers of holiday calling for several Mm—
dred men to go to Brazil The advertise
nieni promioed a bounty of sum upon
arrival at RiodoJanefm. The men were
in g: to England as mull-men and thence
to in. so in to escape the l'nitnlrmwls
law against collating men for foreign serv-
wopyright. use. by the Associated Pres-.1
BILBAO. Nov. 6.~The seamen who on
coped from the ill fated dynamite laden
‘ Oahu 31““ ' ‘ . which ‘
the fearful disable-r at sautander. have ai-
rived here after having been blown up in
that vessel and thrown a great distance
out to sea. falling among a mass of burn.
lug wreckage. These sailors swam for a
long time after touching the water and
eventually rcachodthe shore on the other
side of the harbor. from whence they were
driven to this city. One of the seamen
gives the following accountof the disaster:
"We did not know that there was any
dynamite on board beyond the 20 uses
which were funded at the outbreak oi the
fire. A few iiiomeuta before the explosion
my mate hurried on deck. crying out that
everybody should leave the ship and clear
off the quay. as the fire was reaching dyna-
mite.
"Every one then hastened over the gang.
way. biit willie undoing the explosion ever
took us. and we were thrown into the sea
When i fell into the water. after having
been lip in the air for what seemed to me
quite a time. I caught hold oi a plank and
swam away."
hurled Into the fin.
Another eycwiliiesa of the disaster says
that he saw at liulsf :lo llolllofl thrown into
the sea. and than among them Were many
nurses carrying children in their arms.
It is asserted that the (lobe Machichaco
had Lilla! cases of dynamite on board. and
the authorities of Bilbao. where the ill
fated steamer sailed from and hailed from.
are said to bare been aware of the ship-
ment of mm kilograms of d aamiie and
suppose that the no case- fan ed belonged
to Bamauder consignees.
The Bilbao people attribute the explosion
to the bursting of the boiler and consider
that the dynamite was not liable to ignite
easily. and. therefore. that it was a com-
parativi-i y sail.- cargo. Tim Bilbao people
also declare that shipments of dynamite
from their factory at Galilacano for all
Spanish ports are frmiient and that the
explosive iii regarded merely as merchan-
disc.
Finance Minister (lamanzo. accompanied
by a number of Suntamlcr people. lifl'lVod
at Santaniler and convened the remaining
officials. and consoled with them and en-
couragul them to organize method» oi rev
lief.
TH.” firemen of Valiailolld. Burger. Bil-
bao and other towns which have sent on-
gines to Santandcr have succeeded in local-
izing the fire. and but few bonsai. as this
dispatch is sent. are still burning. The
shipping quarter in in ruins and presents
the appearance of having been subjected to
a severe bombardment.
“'onnrirtl Finish! ‘50. 7
The buriiliiu‘ ilvliria set fire to the railway
station at Solon-ii, ill miiea distant from
Sautauder. ii'ifty private houses wciQde.
struycii by the flames. In addition to these
losses several important public buildings
and valuable archives ware burned before
any headway could be gained over the firs.
Among the victims were the civil gov-
ernor. several judges. the captain of the
port. his daughter. the ooloneie command-
ing the troops and gendarmes, several gov~
ernnient lifllciiilii. oilicrra. magistrates. W
liceiiicii. Niilillrra and the Marquis Casap—
tonibo. Many bodies have been recovered
from the boy of “fruity and from the ruins.
(if the great number of victims. some
were found quietly sleepiuil in death. while
the clothing of others had been entirely
torn from their bodies. Large numbers of
.vI
ce.
About ‘1!) mon responded to the adver
tiaeinent and besieged a Commercial street
shipping office. where the proprietor perv
petratoii the joke by getting the men to put
their signatures to adornment. which had
no significance in them beyond their belief
that they were signing ship‘s articles for
the itrasilian trip. The men We?“ fornml
into companies, and one who claimed
knowledge of the manual of arms was My
fated captain. They Were in drill in
out “of the whipping office. where they
were for several hours fiiriiiuhing ammo
meat for a crowd of pimple who were onto
the joke. Finally several members of the
company objected to the frills of the rap
info. A free fight and mutiny follnwrii. in
which 100 of the recruits joined.
The police of Station I funk a hand and
annual four of (be men for fighting. and
half a dozen of thi-iii Weri- token to the slow
tion in get their lie-mill pail iml lip.
POLITICAL ARRESTS.
human plea Armand by (this! loll-we
at errors-sand.
Nfiw Yoilli. Nov. vi. Fourteen mm were
sent down to ”I‘lll’f’l‘t‘nll on fiaturvliiy night
by William J. Gaynor. the Republican
n
the supreme court in the. Scrum! judicial
lpecturll of that lnwn.
to the lockup. wlii-ro they spent the night.
Sunday morning they were arraigned be-
fore Justice of f lli‘ Pence Kolilicih li'. tenth-
C'ivii and military engineers declare that in Brooklyn. “A i‘UfllmUn vagrant;
never before have the effects of dynamite
been so appalling or no varied in charac-
ter. Divers who have explored the bot-
tom of the, bay of liincay in various places
have found many human remain The
latest accounting shown that 300 pemnl
were killed and we Wounded.
”out With Terror.
The effect of the t'xilloelon upon the in-
habitants of Santanduv was bewildering in
its intensity. For sometime after thedis—
aster the people were [maltivuiy stunned
with dismay and horror. and then followed
a panic. during which “)0 people are ye.
ported to have gone stark mad. while the
vast majority were so paralyzed with fear
and shock that they were incapable of mov-
ing to the assistance of the dying or of
making any effort to extinguish the ileum
which sprang up from a mass of buildings
and which began to spread with the moat
threatening rapidity.
The quay and promenade close to the
scene of the expulsion presented one of the
most sickening sights ever witnessed.
Mao led and blackened corpses were scat»
term here and there or were in beamin-
terminglell with siiredsof human bodies,
plied in many cases‘u the wounded
and dying. whose fearfu abrisks of agony
filled the air and struck terror into the
hearts of those who. after a time. sum.
mcasd sufficient courage to venture may
the carnage ground.
Thouaiinds abandoned their homes aim
the eaplosion.all the shops were closed. and
all the energies of the people seemed to be
at a standstill for a long time after the es-
plosioo.and many of limo are still so may
trated that their death is anticipated as a
result of the fright which they sustaiusd.
The number of pie who have lost their
senses through t e explosion is very mg
and it i. op...” asserted that hundreds oi
people have completely gone out of their
minds and will have to be confined in soy-
luals for the remainder of their lives.
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Another of the Man lays M
HOALLill‘l‘lii. f. 'i'.. Nov. dquek Starr
has been found dead near
H I. T. A
bullet hole through his hmllowadlio
assassinated lie was a scale to
Henry Btarr. the notorious outlaw.
Hm rsrsfga lml loam
ma. Nov. eucaunt NW visit here
W “fidami ‘ and:
I will ,
nail asvsi museum is m M
a an soiling Illl Iran-ea.
mean“. Pa" Nov. flu-'l‘iis comm
rolling mill atBolIftl the m.»
several hi
“I “I” mime
in Brooklyn this morning on balm» our
pus proceedings. instituted by Mr. B. M.
tlve of Mr. Gaynor.
inspector». .. ..... ,. , .,
”any Ware linseed to Ire-0h.
life man
perlshed la
new Organisations Comic-tag.
Pl'r‘fuiimto. Nov. fir-The labor
the burning buildings.
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make them stronger than bolero.
mm lawsuit-ism»
week.
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”til.” m M ”an!!!“
were burned, and the victors tors
mot and ”Minutes.
no» .3... so mu I" w.
phobe campaign
vaessd "pom m
rower-i is“ Valeria W.
W’ishsr
rim mar. not. items.
”or“ info retain
and independent nominee fur insure of
dialrlct. to nerve papers on the clot-(inn ’mr
Tin-y were met on.
the railroad station platform by no or
more men. mini-ii wilh clam, and swarm!
the dead had been horribly disfigured by y z . .W
m. flames. and idgbflflflwflon of their srlaiid and cmuunitml without a hearing .
charred bodlim was llliylmfilllle. and without bail [0 Raymond rill-rot Jail, w. L DO”
it was llllpliaalblfl to obtain the Yale-M of
these men Sunday. but. they will be brought
before Jiislii-effulieu in the supreme court
Grout. law partner and legal represents.
The trouble which ended in the arrest of
these ii men has arisen from the political
fight which Mr. Gaynor has been carrying
on for tho liiat few days against (‘hioflnlm
Y. McKano of (travemml and his election
61'. l’li‘l’llililllfmi. Nov. 6. At Hammiho
capital of the government of tho mime
name in the eastern part of European lino
ale. abousinooil store eaplmied iii one of
the main thoroughfares. and the flames
quickly spreading tight large warehouses
were destroyed. There wile great hall» at
persons being known to have
tions of this county. with several- oatmeal
organizations whose beadquera m in
Pittsburg. are arranging a [lmfildeflflv
bin-tion. the primary chisel Mm tourist
those organizations which have enamel
heavy revemu in the past year or Iwo are!
TRINTON. Nov. fin—Frank it. Mailman.
mdnager of file syndicate of promise and
head of the four large rubber mills hm.
stories that there is a marked improvement
in the business- outlook. The lii-rr milks
will all be running on full time wiihtea
Hamilton, Nov. awe strike as the
tramway is now in program. Meter-i can
1 -
number of rails. An immense crew in
thorough sympathy with the strikers min
“moon na- if“: new...
is t epo ow g are
carried on by the at
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Plans and militate»! furnithevi for either
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