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, 'GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store-l!
40 and 42 W all street, Norwalk.
Headquarters for the latest styles in
ADIES’ AND GENTS’
FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
‘ Box Calf Cork Sole,
Bull DogGrecian and Ludgate Toes
Nobby and
Ladics’lnvisiblc Cork Sole Shoes, something warm: and
Tan Calf Cork Sale, in
Up-to-Date l
stylish.
Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes in Lace and Button.
dLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
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NORWALK, CONN.
"Everybody's Shoes Shiued Free.
case a ratification
, aca estrsnthquhair-
m "Jod‘ss' claim of Bryan's election.
Thaw fcuada transparency althooi
difficulty. ‘ lt‘ lg; tit; ”:23”: “glad
W. , ' ..." In '0 '3 an . v
lien elf , , " is
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been consulted over the telephone; that
he was told that this was an Impromptu
parade and had given verbal permission
. that a parade of the silver men might be
held. But the man who had that comer
. nation with the chief could not be found,
and therein lies an “sun of fact that made
the parade or dlsma. failure. ,It was also
stated at Democratic headquarters that
the local Democratic clubs had been noti-
fied to form in from of the annex. Thatc-
fore, while some of the marchers started
out on Congress street and went north on
State. the number in front of the Audi-
torium continued to increase.
A platoon of to patrolman were detailed
to the Auditorium and promptly broke up
the first gathering. This, however,rdid
not quench thc'ardor of the silvorltss. and
they got together again an hour later.
Some of them who were left at the Audiv
torinm had In the meantime tried to start
a second parade. Another detail of 30
officers, however, kept both bodies apart.
At one time a riot scorned Imminent,
but cooler counsels prevailed.
Excitement In Cincinnati.
mncrsus'n, Nov. 5.--Tbe streets were
wild here last night with thousands of
shooting Democrats marching behind a
large banner, on which was inscribed in
largo letters “Bryan elected." “We will
not stand 1826 again. "
Mr. Bryan's Statement.
LINCOLN, Net, Nov. 5.—-1\Ir. Bryan
has given out the following in reply to
numerous telegrams from'all parts of the
country: “The Democratic national com-
mittee claims enough states to give a ma-
jority in the electoral college, but the veto
is very close in several of the states, and
the result cannot be positively known un—
til the entire vote is counted. In all close
contests it Is wise for both sides to watch
the returns to guard against the possibili-
ty of mistake, intentional or uninten-
tional ”' Mr. Brynn dictated this state-
ment to a typewriter, but when pressed
for something more for the press, declined
to yield, saying that he could give no ut-
terance to his opinion as to the result or
outline his intentions until the outcome
should be definitely known. In common
tlon with friends be freely discussed the
probabilities, referring to the closeness of
the vote in several of the states and com-
paring notes with them on the chances in
Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia and
other states of apparently narrow margin.
He read all bulletins with interest, but in
reply to questions said he was not allow-
Ing the uncertainty to cause the icnst de
gree of worry.
Arrested For Bribery.
. Glesxsliono, Ind, Nov. fi~Tho most
exciting election ever held in this county
closed with several arrests for bribery
made in this city and county. William
Manicve of Barney, Frank Mellonry, a
policeman, and Leroy Iiobyns, a merchant
asst in front of, its Auditorianm
facials» and
‘vércos 1.
Try on a Home Ruler! OWI. . Feel
of the W: compare ml: Was
that cost hall's: much more: examine
the Iini, ,,rlio,1.nluhm+euo'm not ,
clam to: rope: ,_ '
We‘re searched the, Models our for
anything to coupon. with the Home
Ruler—J! can't" be found. Come in
blue and blunt. I Nun's and boy’s.
cost.
Higher up,” can put in the style withouf puflthg in‘
Look of the, black and blue Ker-says or the
brown and gray diagonals. Wool or satin lined,
sleeves Skinner lined, one of the best ot'820; others
less and some a quarter and half as much more. ,
floor) and oxlm hoary lands when you're ready for '
them.
Putting all underwear buying to favoring the doctor;
a
(my now. '486 and up. Know a
(gloves from? ' ,
We Sell
Storm Coats,
Canvas 00a ts,
Roofers,
Sweaters,
Cardigans.
”.0”
, of the good
2 ' , ‘
IG$&(0.
Open Monday, Falls; and
8a fordoyg evenlhgs.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN
new IS THE
TIME! ‘
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash 81 Van Scoy’s and see a line
that will beautify your home and
will make you happy when you find
how reasonable the price is.
OIL HEATERS,
From $3.60 to $l2.00.
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can save you 1110116)‘.
WOO
mongol... ..
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damn—onslamtd Insist not,
so. murai-someway Irma-issuer.
Malici- In! M was my!!!“ ‘
nan-moms». owns answers
maniacal committee has reporushon-
lag 300 congressional districts are safely
' Republican. M the Democratic headed
terslt is claimed unodiclsiiy that the e-
nabliosa majority In the next houu’wiii
not he am than 14. The Populists claim
150 silver men and ill) Populist;
The following is allot of the member-
ship of the Fifty-fifth house as far as re.
ported:
Alabama —-ll‘lrst district. Taylor,(silver
Donn); Second, Gsillngs(Dem.); Third.
Clayton (Dorm); Fourth, Plowman (sli-
ver Dom); Fifth, Brewer (Dem): Sixth.
Bankhew (Dem): Seventh, Howard
(Poll-l: Eighth. doubtful; Ninth, Under-
stood (Dom).
Arkansas—First district McCullough
(Dena); Second,Grsenwocd (Dom. ); Third,
Melisa (Dora); Fourth, Terry (Darn);
Fifth, Dinsmorc (Darn); Sixth, Brun-
dego (Dem).
California. —- First district, Barbour
(Ben); Second, De Yries (Dorm); Third,
Hilbert: (Rep); Fourth, Maguir'e (Dent);
Fifth, Loud (Rep); Sixth, McLachlan
(Rep); Seventh, Bowers (Rep).
Colorado-vilirst district, Shafrcth (sil-
ver lusionist); Second, Bell (Pop), in-
dorsod by silver fusicnists.
Connecticut. — First district, Henry
(Rep); Second, Sperry (Rep); Third,
Killingly (Rep); Fourth, Hill (Hop).
Dclawara—Atlarge, Handy (Dom).
Florida. -- First district, Sparkman
(Dem.); Second, Davis (Donn).
Georgiao—First district, Lester (Dom);
Second, Grlggs (Dem); Third, Lowls
(Dem); Fourth, Adamson (silver Dem);
Fifth, Livingston (Dem); Sixth, Bart~
lett ;(Dom.d;'Sovantb, Maddox (Donn);
Eighth, Howard (Dean); Ninth, Toto
(Dent); Tenth, Fleming (Dem); Elev—
enth, Brantley (Dem). _
Idaho ~At largo. Boran (silver Dom).
Iliinols.-—First district. Mann (Rep);
Second, Lorimor (Rep); Third, doubtful.
Fourth, Mills (Rep); Fifth, Waite (Rep);
Sixth, Cooke (Rep); Seventh, Foss (Rep);
Eighth, Hopkins (Rep); Ninth, Hitt
(Rep); Tenth, Prince (Rep); Eleventh,
Reeves (Rep); Twelfth, Cannon (Bop);
Thirteenth, Warner (Rep); Fourteenth,
Grail (Rep): Fifteenth, Marsh (Rep);
Sixteenth, Hinricbson (silver-fusionlst);
Seventeenth, Concily (Rep); Eighteenth,
Rett (Pop); Nineteenth, Hunter :(silvor
Dom); Twentieth, Campbell (silver
Dom); Twenty-first, Murphy (Rep);
Twenty-second, Smith (Rep).
Indiana. —- First district, Hemenway
(Rep); Second, Micro (Dem); Third,
Tracowoll (Rep); Fourth, doubtful;
Fifth.Faris (Rep); Sixth, Johnson (Rep. );
Seventh Over-street (lisp); Eighth, lion-
ry (Rep); Ninth, Landis (Rep .); Tenth.
Crumpnoker (Rep); Eleventh, Steele
(lisp): Twelfth, Robinson (Dem-Pop);
Thirteenth, Royse (Rep).
Iowa—«First district, Clark (Rep);
Second, Curtis (Rep); Third, Henderson
(Rep): Fourth, Updegrsf! (Rep); Fifth,
Counsin (Bop); Sixth, Lacey (Rep);
ooker(llep.).
(p ) width” asst.
OP- : . it ‘1 ’
Fowler (Pop): Fourth, (8%
Fifth, Kitchen (Damn-film
(Pop); Seventh, Hufcrd.,(Pop.’);T
doubtful; Ninth, doubtful.
North Dakota—w At
(Ros). _
Ohio—First district. Dot-ii
and silver Dom); Seabird.
(Rap); Third. doabtfuir‘ '
sisal (Dam. and Boo): m . I,
(silver Dem); Sixth, Brown.
enth, Weaver (Rep); Eight,
(Rep); Ninth, Soutbard (a
Kenton (Rep); Eleventh,
(Rep); Twelfth, doubtful; .
Norton (Dem); Fourteenth?
toenth, Van Voorbls (Rep):
Dantcrth (Rep); Seventeenth,
(Dam. and Pop): Eighteenth,
(lien); Nineteenth, Northrop
Twentieth, Bush (Rep); Twea
Blgtcn (Randi. d T ,
rogon.-—- rst istrict,,_ was
Second, Ellis (Rep). ‘ ’- (..
.Pcnnsylvanlo. _. At iarge,~ Gd ,
Grow (Rep): Davenport‘(R‘op. "
district, Bingham (Rep); Houdini, A , ,
(Rep); Third, McAleer (Drunk. 30m
Young (lisp ): Fifth, Harmonia»;
Sixth, doubtful; Seventh, Wa‘gn”
Eighth, Kirkpatrick (Rep); Nils
mentrou (Dem) Tenth, Brutus
Eleventh, Connell (Rep); Twhlfthg
llama (Rep); Thirteenth, Brutal!)
Fourteent , Olmsteod (RefiJl‘Fi , ,
Codding (Rep); Sixteenth, Podium .'
Seventeenth, Kulp (Rep); Eighteen“-
Malian (Rep); Nineteenth, Run",
5%
"Dein.); Twentieth, Hicks (Roof); an.
ty-iirst, Robbins; Twenty-second. Dalton, '.
(Rep); Twenty-third, W. A. Stone. (Item); >
Twenty-fourth, Acheson (Re .); Twenty-
fifth, Davidson (Rep); ’ verity-sixth,
Sturtev'nnt (Rep); Twenty-seventh.
C. W. Stone, (Rep); Twenty-eighth Al-
nold (Rep). . _ z,
' Rhoda Island—«First district, Bull; Sco-
cnd, Capron (Rep). \ ._
South Carolina—First district, Elliott
(Dom); Second, Talbert (D 11).); Third,-
Latimer (Dem); Fourth, Wilson (Dent);
Fifth, Strait (Dem); Sixth, ‘Moiiaurla
(Dem); Seventh, Stokes (Den). 3’]; ,
South Dakota—4A1: large, both '19-
ported. ‘ -
Tennessee—First district, Brownlow .
(Rep); Second, Gibson (Rep); Third,
Moon (Dem); Fourth, McMillan (Dena): .
Fifth, Richardson (Dom.); Sixth, Gaines?
(silver Dom); Seventh, Cox (Ding): .
Eighth, Simms (silver Dorm); "Ninth,
Pierce (silv r Dem); Tenth, doubtful. '
Texas. First district, Ball (all!!! '
’Dom.); Second, Cooper (Rep); Third, «
Grotfenreid (Dom); Fourth, unreported;
Fifth, Bailey (Dem); Sixth; Burke
(Dem); Seventh, unreported; Eighth,
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. II. Iain and West Streets,
D. Dally, encounty treasurer and present
county commissioner, were also arrested SOUTH NORWALK . . - OONNEOTIOUT
for bribery. The Rev. J. W. Duncan. ”WWW“, -7 _ ..-. . A
formerly pastor of the First Methodist O " ‘7 ‘ """"'“ ’V ” ‘4 ” " ’
OLD AND RELIABLE
of Clurksburg. were arrested on this
charge. Thomas Hendricks, ex-pcstmas‘
tor and prominent politician, and William
Seventh, Hull (Rep); Eighth, Hepburn
(Rep); Ninth, Huger (Rep): Tenth, Dol-
liver (Rep); Eleventh, Perkins (Bop).
Kansas—At largo, Blue (Rep); First
district, Broderick (Rep); Second, Har-
ris (Rep. ) ; Third, ilidgeiy (Dem): Fourth,
Curtis (Rep); Fifth, Vincent (Pop), in-
dorsed by Democrats; Sixth, Burton (sil-
3-‘3 When in doubt what to one for Nervous nobility, Loss of Sexual Power (in either
’ sub. Impulsm y, Almphy, VIIIFI‘KClc anJ orbs-r weaknesses. from any cause. on
some Pills. Drums chcrkwl nuvl full vigor quickly tcsforod. If neglected. such
ifo'llilcs rcsulffamlly. l‘ISIlFKIflHyV/I'Jl’t’. sealed. for $1.00; about for $5.0m With
. I ' ‘ .
Ros in 4 weeks. era t .m «mp-rm- uivc a legal gmmnrcc m Lufc uf rcl‘und rhc money. A
“It PEAYL SM lSDlClNE C0” Cleveland. dill).
For Sale at Tomlinson's drug stow . ~
Lanham (Dem); Ninth, Savors Silent);
Tenth, unreported; Eleventh, ' lobar:
(Dem): Twelfth, Salydeu; Thirteenth
Stopheus'(siivor Dem). ,
Utah—At large, unreported. ‘
Vermont. ——First district. Powers (Rep);
Second. Grout (Rap). ‘
Virginia—First district, Jonas (Darn);
.- Episcopal church, who was assigned to
the position of presiding older cf the in- V0! Dem); Seventh, Simpson (Damn Sscond, 3153:2511 (36%;;(1312‘? FL}???
YOU want DRsF. W . DARMER dianspolis district, was arrested on a pop), (S ern. h Dom y). [Slab OtrI ,(Dem ):
obtuse 0‘ “10831 VOHDB- Kentucky. —— First district, Wheeler wanso ( ' ' ’ ' ‘
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bat:
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
wins, $1.00.
New buckwheat,
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed spices, 10C,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
I HAVE THEM.
Don't you want a. nice own
for your flour barrel; so
nice and handy; always
among those things that
are c. delight to the house-
keeper.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ii North Main Street.
"I! CELEBRATE!)
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
Nit assoc sun cosmos.
'l'hssc (hols are free from dirt
and slate; will be «hsiivered b7
carafe] drivers. deed order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect.
WW
“ssvsore sacs.
. to. Will.
Surgeon Dentist,
Fonnerly over the Post Office.
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
Hours to 1 p. in.
Bank. South Norwalk. Conn.
All work pertaining to modern den-
Oilice g 8 can. to 8p. in. Sunday 9 am.
Chloe and Residence. 14 Washington
street, ll doors above the First National
What Spaniards In Cuba Think.
HAVANA. Nov. h,-—-La Lunha, in an
editorial on the result in the United
States, says: The election of the president
has until new Interested only buEIDi‘IH
men. But it has an actual Interest for
others. Some exalted imaginations sup-
pose that the first magistrate of the United
States will interfere in the more or less
(inergctln attitude maintained by the gov
erntnent toward the perplexing problem
of sustaining Spain in Cuba This nwnk
one a double interest in the Island. it is
not believed that Mr. McKinley will coln~
l
°°D Errzcrs AT (Wee THE-LN
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CATON’S 'SIITBIJZEB
Cum general or special deblllty, wakeful-
ness. spormsiorhlan. emissions. Im otency.
paresls clc. Corrects functional d sorders.
unused by error: or excesses, 1pm kly rc'ilutln'
Lost Mlnhood In old or young, {:ll‘ll‘ll: vl or null
gtfungfh when: former wesknrss prevails: . Con-
venient package, supple, cfirslual, and legitimate.
J coal; to Qunca molaoaouou.
Dan’f It da‘rl‘rn'd 6y mum/mm: limb! on
CATON'S Vlisilrers.
um lines not have it.
with written guarantee a complete curs.
Inlnrmnlivm. rclcn‘nl'm, tic... .‘n-o flml . unlidrmml,
Sent ii'ulf't‘l il your door
mg], in smut-at. (mt: only surf in m. l\ (wrum. h
GATON MID. 00.. BOSTON. "All.
walk.
I’ricc Slrnr plies, 0 [or 53;
Semi til sfnlv‘mwl “l l mu: «ml 13 . ls, Iur a wcck'!
Sold by (loo. 0. Stillson. South New
promise American interests by unforeseen
stops in foreign politics. nor that the
Americans will allow themselves to he led
astray.
Tigera' Star "all Back Injured.
Museums, N. .l., Nov. 5.-ln football
practice llosengarten, Princeton's star
half back, sow-rely strained his ankle, no
that he will probably be UllflIiIB to play
again this scorn". Unless he rocovm-s suf-
ficiently to play in tho Harvard game
Saturday the Tigers will he very, weal: Iro-
hlnd the line. The practice yesterday was
disappointing. The varsity made four
touchdowns against a scrub uloven our»
poacd mostly of new man. Team work
was wash. the interference incilsctlvc and
speed almost entirely lacking.
Another Comet liisaavend.
(lanthanum. Mon, Nov. c.—-«A telegram
from Lick obucrvatcry to Harvard (foliage
nrri'ous prov
HEW)
(”With
Youth“ al
meme cl WMMWM
COMPANY. '
lag niachiues, etc, We can quote
LOW PRICES 0N
iug work s spoilslty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
lllott’s Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy ior
Motion and
T- all nzrvous
I} diurnal the
V generative or.
N ’é’tiliiigum
res-aches more rosirsoa, a“ or
’ , N hily Emis-
crry ra-
Jess
load to assumption and Insanity. $1.00
bu ll 6 bout Iof $5.“).
hin‘s‘cniluiil in. em. canes. Obit.
NORWALK BUILDING
Aided by our steam derrick-i, saws, her.
All Kinds of Timber Wcrltl
Churches. Factories or any Largo Build»
, ‘ asst countdown.
mil! casts, Deanna”
observatory announces the disccvcry of n
faint comm. by i’crrlno, an assistant at
Link. Two positions arc given. as foilowu:
Nov. 2, .Hdo’l, firmnnwlch mean time, right
ascension an hours ill minutes as seconds;
declination. north 25 degree“: minutes
All! seconds. and Nov. :I, .72Il‘v, right ascetr
ohm 20 hours ill minutes on seconds; do
clinstlnn, north in degrees ‘41 minutes 5
seconds.
Tragic [hath at Hawking.
Nrwnuno, N. Y.. Nov. h.»~Chnrlcu hi
lrvln, a mill: dealer in this city. and
with s tragic death on his farm near New-
hurg. In climbing cm a wall lrvin fell.
and tho tins of a pitchfcrk ran Into his
groin: severing the artery. ils lay all the
ground. and his large bloodhound dragged
him some distance toward the house.
Irvin bird to death, and when found. an
hour later, the faithful dog was guarding
It, with his head on his master's body.
fur Joins Miiials' Reamer.
Dorms. Nov. a.~lilr. Edward .fuim
Poynfer. it. A.. director of its National
gallery, has been elected president of the
Royal academy, in succession to theme
Hir John billing.
elixiillfifihilam.
Monet, licv. aw/l fliuuntmdlspawh
to The Times says that contracts have
been signed at Parking for two Armstrong
cruisers and four Home! torpedo hosts.
rhiitppiae Revolt spreading.
moon, Nov. hw'l‘ho Timso‘ m
r Wan-museum
Warsaw“.
DailyDirect Freight Line
NEW YORK,$OUTH NORWALK AND
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
7 u. m. in 5 p In.
BETWEEN
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
VULOAN,
\
this line on account of the owners thereof.
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beckmun street, New York' at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
[tingle and Vulcan will he sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boots 0!
BIG REDUCTION SALE
For the Month of October.
Complctciine of watches, clocls, jewelry, silverware, opalwarc and
DIAMONDS!
A fine line. of stone; at greatly reduced prices.
while not sold at strictly cost price, will he sold low enough to attract
cut glass.
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains,
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk
salesman ? If
L‘
What is
that prompts you tcbuy your shoes at
one am rather than another! isn't it
style, quality, fit durability and price as
tothe shoe and prompt and commons
attention on the rrtof the proprietor and
one are the real induce-
ments we look for s liberal shares! your
“ifs. snows,
00 WIMIIIOI’OI fluff,
tooth hovers-Ila Coon .
DIAMONDS!
All of these goods
h
(Dem); Second, Clarity (Dem); Third,
Rhea (Dem. ); Fourth, Smith (silver Dena);
Fifth, Evans (Rep); Sixth, Berry (silver
Dem); Seventh, Settle (Dem); Eighth,
Davidson (Hep); Ninth, Pugh (lien);
Tenth, Langley (R811); Eleventh, Coison
(Rep).
Louisiana—First district, Meyer (sil-
ver Dem); Second, Davie (silver Dom);
Third, Broussard (Dom); Fourth, Ogden
(Rep); Fifth, Baird (Dena); Sixth, Rob—
ertson (Dem).
Miriam—First district, Rood (Rep);
Second, Dinglcy (Hep); Third, Millikan
(Rep); Fourth, Boutcllo (Rep).
Maryland. —- First district, Barber
(lisp); Second, Baker (lisp); Third,
Boom (Ron); Fourth, Molntire Rep);
Fifth, Mudd (lisp); Sixth, Mo onaid
(Rep).
Massachusetts—First district, Wright
(Rep): Second, Gillett (Rep); Third,
Walker (Rep); Fourth, Weymoutb (lisp. );
Fifth, Knox (Rap); Sixth. Moody (lisp):
Seventh, Barrett (Ron); Eighth, McCall
(Hop); Ninth, Fitzgerald (Dem) Tenth,
Barrows (Rep. ): Eloventh,Sprague (lisp. );
Twelfth. hovering (Rep); Thirteenth,
Simpklus (Rep. ).
Michigan—First district, Corliss; Sec-
ond, Spanlding (Rep); Third, Corbin;
Fourth, Hamilton (Rep): Fifth, W. A.
Smith (flop); Sixth, Samuel W. Smith
(lisp); Seventh, Stowr (Rep); Eighth,
llruokcr (Dons); Ninth, Bishop (Hop);
Tenth, (‘lrump (lisp); Eleventh, blessick
(Rep); Twelfth, Sheldon (flop).
Minnesota. — First district, Tawney
(lion); Second, McClcary (Hop); Third,
Heatwolc (lisp. ); Fourth. Stevens (Rep. );
Fifth, Fletcher ( p); Sixth, 'Morrls
(Rep): Seventh, dy (Bop).
Mississippi. - h‘irst district, Allen
(Dem); Second, unreported; Third,
Catchings (Dem); Fourth, For (Dem);
Fifth, Wiilinms (Donn); Sixth, Love (sil-
ver llom. ): Seventh, Henry (silver Dem).
Missouri.~lli‘lrst district, unreported;
Second, unreported: Third. Dockery
(Dom); Fourth, Cochran (Dom-Pop);
il'ifth, licwnrd (silver Dem); Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth, unreported; Tenth,
liartholdt (lion): Eleventh. Joy (Hep);
Twelfth: Pearce (lisp); Thirteenth, un-
reported: Fourteenth, Benton (Dem);
Fifteenth, unreported.
Montana-«At. largo, iicrthsn (silver
lisp).
Nebrasln.—-First district, Ready (silver
fusionlltl; Second. Mei-Cor (Refill: Third,
Maxwell (Dem-Pop ); Fourth, Stark (sil—
vm fnsionist): ll‘lfth. Sutherland (silver
fusinnist); birth. Green (silver fusionist.)
Nevada—«At large, Narcissus (silver
Dent).
New liampslrirc.—-Flrst district. sun.
loamy (Rep, ); Second, Clarke (Hop).
New Jersey—Just district. London-
singer (lion); Second. Gardner Rep):
Third. Iioweil (Hop); Fourth, Inney
(flop): Fifth, Stewart Rest): Sixth,
Parker (lisp. ): Seventh. citwan (lisp);
El hth, Fowler Bop). .
cw Yolk.“ irit dlitrict. Belfurd
lisp-l: Second, Hurley Plum; Third,
lines gem; Fourth isc ‘ (lisp
not. out (a is
Mil» M .
Seventh, Hay (Dem); Eighth, Rite,
(Dom); Ninth, Waller (Rep); Tenth,
Yost(ch.). , , ,
Washington. ——Atlsrge,both unreported. ' '
West Virginia—First district, Dorcas! " "
(Rep); Second, Dayton (Rep); Third,
Door (Rep); Fourth, Miller (Rep). “
Wisconsin. — First district, ,
(Rep); Second, Sauerherlng (Bop); 1,
Third, Bobcock (Rep); Fourth, 0‘10 ‘
(Rep); Fifth, unreported; Sixth, David.
son (Rep); Seventh, Eighth and Ninth,
unreported; Tenth, Jenkins (Rep).
Wyoming. —-—At large, doubtful.
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THANKSGIVING. .
President Names Thursday, Nov. '0 II
the Day of Giving Thanks.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Thc president
has issued the following Thanksgiving
proclamation: .
By the President of the United States:
The people of the United States should
never be unmlndfui cf tbc'gratitude W
owe the God of nations for his watch“!
care which has shielded them from din
disaster and pointed out to them the m
of peace and happiness. Nor should they
ever refuse to acknowledge with ochblh
hesrts their prononoss to turn away from
God’s teachings and to follow with dull}
pride after their own devices. ‘
‘ To the end that those thoughts may ii.
quickcned it is fitting that on a day , ,
cially appointed we should join ,
In approaching the throne of grid. W .
praise and supplicntion. -
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dent of the United States, do here ‘ f .
nuts and set apart Thursday, the 9 , Ag '
of the present month of Nove‘mhtl'. to _ ,
kept and observed as a day ct- film‘s
ing and prayer throughout curl-ada-
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their usual work and occupation “ ,,
scmblcd in their moustwud“ ‘
worship, let them with one one“ .
thanks to the ruler of the universsfcr
preservation as a nation and cowbell
sacs from every thresumd'ds'nfl
peace that has dwelt within-OI!» .,
arias. for our defense against “and;
pestilence during the millet II
for the plcntcolis row-rill “I. .
lowed the labors of our boom“
for all the other blessings that he":
vouchsafod to us. _ ., “lg
And an us, through the misused!
him who has taught us have“ mm
piers the forsgiveosss of our; sins
continuation of heavenly favor. . ,
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giving the poor and needy, and W. ,
of charity let our odorless “M
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