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LATER RETURNS SHOW THAT HE
HAS BEEN RE-ELECTED.
CONGRESSMAN IN THE SECOND
It Had Been Thought That L'accy ,
Democrat , Was Elected to Congress
In the Second Iowa District , But
Kennedy Has Beat Him Out.
Dos Molncs , In. , Nov. 8. CuimnltiH
has a plurality , us Is shown by addi
tional returns received here today , of
20,000.
The republicans "Imvo elected con
gressmen In the first and second dis '
tricts. A. G. Kennedy wins In the
first over Lacey , who was thought
to have been elected.
DCS Molnes , Nov. 8. Returns In
Iowa are still Incomplete , but there is
covry reason to believe that Cummins ,
will receive at least 20,000 plurality
over Porter ( Dem. ) . The early re
turns received on election night were
discouraging to the Republican man-1 |
ugcrs , but they came from unfavorable ,
districts and later repot ts continued i
to Increase Cummins' lend. The Democrats -
ocrats concede that Cummins will
have a plurality of 5,0uu. Two of
Iowa's congressmen will bo Demo-1
cratlc , Tracy ( Dem. ) wlulng In the
First district and Harolli-m ( Dem. ) In
the Sixth. The Republicans will have
a majority In the legislature of nt
least fifty on joint ballot -s'lilng the
re-election of .1. P. Dolliver to the
United States senate.
Burlington , Nov. 8. L 'e Incomplete
returns from the First town con-Met-
stonal district show tl t Kennedy
( Rep. ) has 198 plurality over Tracy
( Dem. ) .
NEBRASKA 15,000 REPUBLICAN'
Entire State Ticket , Five GJ pressmen
and Legislature Elected.
Lincoln , Nov. 8. Complete .a"
from thirty-three counties r % . ' 'el-
don ( Rep. ) , tor govenf Ee ° '
Ehallenberger ( Dem ) , 43/ ' n
pared with two yeirs aso. thi _ .iuws
a Democratic loss , of 5,728 , and Indi
cates n plurality in the state for Shel
don of 15.000. Other state oflicers are
not behind governor
Returns from every county In the
Third congressional district show a
plurality for Boyd ( Rep. ) of 334. The
Third was { he only 'district in doubt.
The Nebraska delegation in the house
will stand : Republicans , 5 ; Demo
crats , 1. Present flgtues on the legis
lature , which elects a United Stales
senalor. gives Ihe Republicans 90 on
Jolnl ballot to 43 Democrats.
TWO MEN SHOT OVER FARE
Passenger Shoots Conductor and Then
Attempts to Commit Suicide.
Omaha , Nov. 8. While en route to
Omaha on Burlington train No. 4 be
tween Ashland and Gretna , Carl
Kramer of Memphis , Neb. , became in-
Tolved In a dispute over the payment
of fare with Conductor "Stubby" Wal
ters and shot the conductor twice
with a revolver and tueu placed the
weapon In his mouth and discharged
it in an attempt to end his own life.
Conduclor Wallers was shot In the
left shoulder and left side and taken
to his home at Lincoln in a very seri
ous condition , while Kramer was
brought to Omaha on the train and
taken to the Omaha General hospital.
It Is believed that Kramer has llttlo
chance of recovery.
Kramer boarded the train at Mem
phis , which is on the Schuyler branch ,
paid his fare to Omaha and received
a rebate check as a receipt. He was
on his way lo Excelsior Springs , Mo. ,
and changed Iralns at Ashland. When
Conductor Walters insisted on the
payment of his faro to Omaha from
Ashland , Kramer refused , aa ho said
the proper fare had been paid and the
quarrel begun , which ended In the
shooting. Kramer was in the smoking
car and shortly before the train ar
rived at Gretna he went into the car
behind , which was filled with pas
sengers , where ho renewed the argu
ment with the conductor and without
warning , pulled the revolver and be
gan firing.
IDAHO REPUBLICANS VICTORS.
Late Returns Indicate Goodlng Ha *
Been Elected Governor.
Boise , Ida. , Nov. 8. I-atc returns
confirm the cstlmalos lhat Governor
Goodlng , Republican candidate for re
election , has carried the stale by
majority of somewhat more than 7-
000. The rest of the state ticket has
a majority of probably 5,000 more ,
with one exception , the candidate for
secretary of slate , who was cut con
siderably.
Definite returns show that the Re
publicans have thirteen of the twen
ty-one members of the state senate
and thirty-five of the fifty-one mem-
ters of the house. This will give n
majority of twenty-four on Joint bal-
loL
Crushes Thumb With' Hammer , Dies ,
St. Louis , Nov. 8. Despite the ef
forts of four physicians lo stop the
flow of blood , Clark Zumwalt , two
years old , died , having bled to death
from a wound caused by crushing hla
loft thumb with a hammer while at
play. The Injury occurred thirteen
days ago and the little toy had since
been constanlly under a physician's
Tlu > ( .il .iceI Imurcc I.IMI.
A clei.jm , i tt.li 1.1 Him UKlllust ill
vorce. "We oiubt t > Imvo the dhurce
law lh.it was t' i ! r od In ancient
( Sivoce. " he sr'd. "If that old ( . .rook
clause wns dieted to every separation.
I am permiaded lh.it divorces would
fall off til to YO per cent. This law
was that when a m.iu got a divorce ho
could not under any circumstances
marry another woman younger than
his ex-wife. An Innocent law , a brief
law. not much to look at , but how
many divorce units would be nipped
In the bud If nil husbands knew that
after the separation they could not
marry younger women than tbo wives
they had cant oll'l" Philadelphia Bul
letin.
Coachman Sentenced and Set Free.
Mexico City , Nov. 8. Marrlco Dlcz-
zccado , the coachman who was adJudged -
Judged responsible for the death of
James Russell Parsons. American con
sul go A. ' on Dec. R , 1905 , was son-
lenctr pA o ° ti months' Imprison
ment o fflto . * of homicide , the
sentence to tst0.t Doc- G1905 -
According to ti. . S0r" / * .onco has
expired and ho was % / , , ice set at
liberty. The coacl'man ' Driving Mr.
Parsons allowed the carriage to bo
struck by n train.
RESULTS BRING OUT NO NEW
PARTY LEADERS.
THESE TWO MUST RUN NEXT
Hearst Has Been Burled , Leaving Bry
an XVIth a Clear Field No New Republican -
publican Mosta Has Come Out of
the Balloting Hutjhes Not Possible.
Washington , D. C. , Nov. 8. These
facts i.t3n I out blgllcaiitly ! , as u careful
'
ful amii bis ot elect. on returns :
Firii No UH . lidnie for any high of-
flco , in'itl : " , iii republican or domo-
j I I crane part .is. .ocelved a majority or
p.iualliy ld'te i nough to bilug him
' u . . .n\l ao the party leader and stand-
aid L.o.11 ec in the presidential cam
paign two jears hence.
Second The contest was waged by
the party in power on its record during
the lust two years , and particularly
what the first session of the Fifty
ninth congress accomplished in the
way of beneficial and remedial legis
lation for the people.
Third The individuality of Presl
lent Roosevelt , his actions , and his at-
itude on conservative control of cor-
) orale interests , were sufficient to in
scribe a victory upon the republican
banner.
Fourth The personality of William
Bryan and the increasing popular
ly which ho enjoyed until the day he
anded from his European trip and
leclared in favor of government own
ership of railroads , was the central
eature of democracy's bailie.
Roosevelt and Bryan.
Despite bis bad break In Madison
Square garden , when Bryan put an
early August frost on the hope of
lemocratic success , ho was starred In
twenty-seven stales , and twenty-three
lemocratic aato conventions have al-
eady declared for him as their caudl-
lale for 1908. Therefore , as the cloud
of battle rolls away , It reveals Thco-
lore Roosevelt and William J. Bryan
is respective leaders of two great par-
, Ies In the next national contest.
The result In New York does not
; ) lace Mr. Hughes in the list as presi
dential timber.
President Roosevelt's popularity was
of great assistance in all closely con
tested congressional districts. It was
.brown strongly in the Thirtieth Penn
sylvania districl , where John Dalzell
ranking member of ways and means
committee and leading stand-patler
had a fight of his life. For years Dal
zell had pracllcally no opposition. At
the last election he received 17,322
votes to 3,330 votes for his democratic
opponent. The bulletins are anuounc
ing his re-election by something less
than 0,000.
Babcock , of Wisconsin , member of
the ways and means committee , who
professed tariff revision hut never
practiced It , is defeated.
No member of the cabinet can lay
any special claim to the republican
victory. Secretary Root , perhaps , wll
receive more credit than either Secre
taries Shaw or Taft , for accomplishing
actual results.
DEMOCRATS SWEEP MISSOURI
Elect State Ticket and Twelve Out of
Sixteen Congressmen.
SL Louis , Nov. 8. From nearly
complete returns from all counties
the Democrats have carried the stale
by a pluralily of 7.G50 , electing al
candidates on the state ticket and
twelve out of the sixteen congress
men. The Republicans elected con
gressmen In Kansas City and SL
Louis , but lost all the districts In the
tate which had been swept into the
Republican ranks two years ago.
Latchkey IIM n Source of Trouble.
Ever since some mechanically Inclln
ed person , with an almost diabolical In
stlnct for making mischief , Invented
form of spring lock which can bo open
ed on the Inside by a knob and on th
outsldo only by a key there has bee
trouble. The latchkey from the firs
has been n domestic storm center. I
has divided family circles and eve
broken up homes. London Telegraph.
YORK ELECTS HEARST'S
TICKET , EXCEPT HEARST.
RETURNS SHOW BRUCE BEATEN
Lead of Fourteen Thousand Has
Given the Democrats Everything on
the State Ticket Excepting the Gov
ernor , Contrary to First Reports.
New York , Nov. 8. Nearly com-
leto reluins glvo Chanlom , democrat-
candidate for nontenant governor ,
lend of M,291 over llruco , republic-
u.
It appears that outsldo ot tno can-
lldalcs for governor and possibly for
loulcnanl governor , the Democratic
Ickct Is elected.
The Republican state headquarters ,
vhllo expressing the belief Hint Bruce
vould pull out ahead ot Clmuler ,
vould glvo no figures.
The Independence league headquart-
S claim thai Ihe whole ticket with
he exception of the nominee for gov
ernor , has been elected.
FAILS TO GET MAJORITY
Hampshire Governorship Will
Have to Be Settled In Legislature.
Concord , N. H. , Nov. 8. The re-
urns from the s'ate ' election Indicate
quite conclushcly that tbo contcsl for
be governorship will have to bo soi
led In the legislature , the Republican
candidate , Charles M. Floyd , having
ailed to secure a majority over the
other two candidates.
The returns from 275 of tbo 201
wauls and lownn of the state give
i'loyd 39,048 ; Jackson ( Dem. ) . 37.138 ;
Tetley ( Pro. ) , 2,129 ; scattering , 874.
This is a Republican loss fiom four
years ago of 5,164 ,
MAKE UP OF NEXT HOUSE.
List of Party Votes as They Will Line
up In Congress.
Chii ago , Nov. 8. Returns up to 1
o'clock hhow that the Republicans
have elected 223 congressmen and
Democrats 1G3 , as follows :
Rop. Dem.
Alabama 9
Arkansas 1
California 8
Colorado 3 . .
Connecticut 5 . .
Delaware 1
Florida 3
Georgia 1-1
Idaho 1
Illinois 19 , 6
Indiana 9 4
Iowa 10 1
Kansas 8
Kentucky 3 7
Louisiana 1
Maine 4
Maryland . . . . . ' 3 3
Massachusetts 11 3
Michigan 12
Minnesota 8 1
Mississippi 8
Missouri 4 12
Montana 1
Nebraska 5 1
Nevada 2 . .
New Hampshire 2
Now Jersey 6 4
New York 25 12
North Carolina 10
North Dakota 2
Ohio 17 *
Oregon 2
Pennsylvania 26 0
Rhode Island 1 1
South Carolina '
South Dakota , 2
Tennessee 2 8
Texas lc
Utah 1
Vermont 2
Virginia 1
Washington 3
West Virginia 6
Wisconsin 9
Wyoming 1
Total 223 163
NORTH DAKOTA FOR BURKE.
Republicans Concede Election of Dem
ocratlc Candidate for Governor.
Fargo , N. D. , Nov. 8. "Wo concede
the defeat of Governor Snrles by Mr.
Burke , his Democratic opponent , by a
probable plurality of 2,000 , " said
Chairman L. B. Hanna of the Repub
lican slalo cenlral committee. "We
also concede the defeat of John
Knauf , our candidate for judge of the
supreme court , by Judge Flak , on the
Democratic ticket , by 6,000. We are
confident that the rest of the Repub
lican ticket has been elected. "
These figures are regarded as ex
tremely conservative.
INDIANS IN GOOD HUMOR.
Moving Along Peaceably Toward Fort
Meade , Where They May Winter.
Omaha , Nov. 8. Telegraphic wort
was received at army headquarters
from Colonel Rodgers of the Sixth
cavalry that the band of Ute Indiana
under escort of the Sixth cavalry
had reached Ridge , a small town on
the Wyoming and Montana line abou
midway between the Llttlo Powde
and Belle Fourcho rivers and prob
ably would reach Belle Fourcho abou
Saturday The Indians are movlni
along peaceably nnd are In a good
humor at the prospect of wintering a
Fort Meado.
L..FCLDTOSUCLLDiiTCIIC03i : : : (
Secretary of Interior Will Retire From
Cnumet on Mnich ! .
Washing- , Nov. tjccietnry of
tliu Inti nor li. A. Hitchcock \\lll 10-
lite I rout PiuMdcnl Roosevelt b cab
inet on tiulib of nuxt March and
James It. tli. Held of Ohio , at pieMiil
commissioner of corporations , will
succeed him. Herbert Knox Smith ,
now assistant commissioner of cor
porations , will be appointed to Mr.
Oarllold's place. Thiwo changes , and
that of the lotltoment of Commissioner -
or Richards of the general land ollleu
on March -I , were announced In a
statement fiom the whlto houso. The
Btatouii'iit snys regarding llltcliroek :
"Tho sccretaiy of the Interior , Mr.
Hitchcock , liua Informed the piesldeut
Unit ho would bo nimble to stay after
March -1. Mr. Hitchcock ban for
seine tlino fell that the very exhaustIng -
Ing work which he has been engaged
In for over eight yearn In the Interior
department was HO wearing on him ante
to iniiko It Impossible lor him to re-
iniiln much longer. The president
urged him to accept the ambassador
ship to France , but Mr. Hitchcock
fools that ho Is entitled to absolute
rest , and refused the offer. "
W , II. MOODY ONSUPREME BENCH
Attorney General Will Retire From
Department of Justice Next Month.
Washington , Nov. 8. The president
announced the appointment of Attor-
ley General William Moody of Massa
chusetts as justice of the supreme
com I of the United States , to suc
ceed Justice Henry Billings Blown ,
who retired some time ago , Mr. Moody
has filled the ofllco of attorney gen
eral since July 1 , 1904. Previous to
that tlmo 1.0 had served for more than
two years as secretary of the navy.
Ho had represented hifl state In the
Fifty-fourth , Hlly-llfth , Fifty-sixth and
Fifty seventh congresses. It Is gen
erally exported that Mr. Moody will
ret lie horn the department of juntUo
the l.ittor part of December.
Centenary Collegc Students Strike.
Jndtbon , La. , Nov. S. The entlie
student body of about GOO of the Centenary -
tonary college here struck and went
home. They left a signed statement
that they were dissatisfied with the
retention of Professor Muncrlcff , who
two weeks ngo stabbed Rev. C. C.
Miller , president of the college. The
president Is still quite 111 from his
wounds. Ho and Professor Moncricff
disputed over questions about serving
food to the student niesd , and Pro
fcssor Moncricff claimed that ho
stabbed Rev. Miller in self defense.
Amundsen Sails for Chrlstlanla.
Now York , Nov. 8. On bonid the
Scandinavian line steamer Helli ; Olav.
which will sail today for Chrlstlanla.
are two zinc boxes , guarded by four
armed guards. They contain the rec
ords made by Captain Amundsen , who
sailed from Chrlbtlanla three years ago
and located the magnetic polo. From
a study of the record , which will take
fully three years , Captain Amundsen
says that the exact location of the
magnetic polo will bo determined.
'Frisco School Board Stands Firm.
San Francisco , Nov. 8. Tbero will
be no further conference between Sec
retary Melcalf and the board of edu-
callon of this city about the action
of the latter In setting aside a separate -
arato school for children of Japanese
descent. The board desires that the
state law be tested In the courts , and
will not recede from Its position.
Cuban Bandits Hold Up Army Wagon.
Havana , Nov. 8. A United States
army wagon , carrying a number of
men of the engineers' corps , was held
up by bandits , near Guanajay. Upon
learning that the wagon contained sol-
dlers , the bandits vanished Into the
woods before the men could fire.
Rural guardsmen have been ordered
to pursue and capture the band.
Death Sentence for Wltte.
Moscow , Nov. 8. A report -was In
circulation here that "The League to
Combat the Revolution , " to which the
murder of Deputy Herzenstoln In Fin
land last summer has been ascribed
had sentenced the former premier
Count WItle , to death In the event of
his return to Russia.
Congressman-Elect Kills Friend.
Baton Rouge , La. , Nov. 8. Con
gressman-elect Judge George K. Far
rot shot and killed bin life-long asso
ciate and former schoolmate , Dr. H. H
Aldrlch , one of the best known cltl
zens of Baton Rouge , while hundreds
of persons were near the scene of the
shooting , but none knew what hap
pened between the two men.
Stranded Vessel Breaks In Two.
Charlottetown , P. E. I. , Nov. 8. An
unknown Norwegian bark went ashore
between Prest point and Blackbush
and has broken In two. Men on both
parts of the wrecked vessel were seen
from shore and their chances of get
ting oft safely seemed slight.
Virginia.
Richmond , Va. , Nov. 8. The Demo
crats carried all the congressional dls
trlcts except the Ninth , In which
Slamp ( Rep. ) Is re-elected by a re
duced majority.
New Mexico for Statehood ,
Albuquerque , N. M. , Nov. 8. Fairly
complete returns from twenty-five
counties give statehood a majority of
6,900.
GOVERNOR HOCH'S MAJORITY 10
LESS THAN FIVE THOUSAND.
DEMOCRATS STILL CLAIM STATE
Declare Harris Has Won by 3,300. ,
Incomplete Returns Show Repub
lican Candidate Ahead of Opponent.
Rest of Ticket Wins.
TopeUn , Knn. , Nov. S.-Ilolh demo-
rnlH mid icpuhllcniiH Htlll claimed tin-
led Inn In this stale today , on gov-
rnor. . .
Nine counties nro yol to bo heard
rom.
Topeka , Knn. , Nov. 8. The reElection -
Election of Oovoinor K. W. Hocb
Rep ) seems reasonably certain ,
Uthuugh the Demouiatlc committee
till claims the Hluto for \V. A. Harrhi
by a plmallly of 3.3UU. According to
Igtireu i t'ci Ived by the Republican
ommilteo , 1)7 ) counties out of 105
glvo Uoeh a plurality of 4,150. The
Democrats claim that their figures on
ho Hame counties give Harris a plu
rality of marly 2,000 and that the
olllclul i etui us will glvu him over
3,000. The eight counties still misti
ng are In the wostein part of the
stnte. The Republican figures are
lartlnlly confirmed by special preaii
llspntchcH. Marlon county , Governor
loch's home , was carried by Harris
by a mnjoilty of 13 ! ) voten , while
Douglas county , Colonel Hnrrltt' homo ,
vas can led by Hoch by 130 majority.
Aside from the head of tbo ticket ,
here Is no question as to the olcc-
Ian of the entire Republican ticket.
IHg llenioi ratle gains have been
made In the lower IIOIIRO of the legls-
nturo , but flint body will Htlll ho over-
vholmlimlv Republican and a member
of the dominant psnty will bo elected
Jnlled Statis senator to succeed A. W.
Benson , who Is ) il imolf a candidate
'or ' ro-olccllon. Oilier candidates nro
ngrcHsmnn Charles Curtis and Joseph -
soph L. Hi 1st ow.
M'CREARV LOS Es iN KENTUCKY
His Successor in the Senate Will Be
Governor Beckham.
Louisville , Nov. 8. With but a few
mountain counties to bear from , and
Jicse piolmbly Increasing his lend ,
Governor BecMiuin has almost certain-
y won his light against Senator Me-
Croary for the nominal Ion for the
United Stales senatorshlp In the
Democratic primaries. The governor's
mnjoilty will bo about 4,000. Samuel
W. Hagar was named for governor
In the same primary by a majority
of between 12,000 and 15.000. The
Republicans gained Iwo congressmen ,
giving them a total of four In the
lower houso.
London Press Comment on Election.
London , Nov. 8. All the morning
newspapers publish long editorial ar
ticles on the result of the election In
Now York stale. Few of them say
anything of the results In other states.
With scarcely an exception , they comment -
ment on the close vote as an Indica
tion of the popular discontent with
enormous combinations of capital.
Tbo Dally Telegraph thinks the moral
Is that Americans , while " 'not quite
ready to accept 'Hcarstlsin1 In full , are
hearllly sick of being robbed by trusts
and corporations and are prepared tope
po a considerable way in that direc
tion. "
Chicago Has $200,000 Kire.
Chicago. Nov. 8. A flro which
started this morning in the moulding
plant of Angus & Mackay , 704 Wcbt
Madison street , spread to several ad
joining buildings before It was gotten
under control and caused a loss of
$200,000. Among the buildings de
stroyed weio the Robey hotel , the
Lolda Printing company and the dry
goods store of II. J. Borne & Co.
Unionists Win In Porto Rico.
San Juan , P. R. , Nov. 8. The Union
ist pnrty scored an overwhelming vic
tory at the polls , carrying all the sev
en districts of the Island. The Re
publicans are loft without representa
tion In the next house of delegates.
The Unionists won in a majority of
the municipalities.
Close In California.
San Francisco , Nov. 8. Seven hun
dred and ninety-one precincts out of
2.471 in the state , minus Los Angeles
and Alameda counties , which are
usually heavily Republican , give Gil-
Ictt ( Rep ) . for governor , 40,118 ; Bell
( Dem. ) . 40.719 : I.ancdon Mm ) . ) . 17.033
INDIANA REPUBLICAN : 30,000.
Democrats Gain Two Congressmen In
Hoosler State.
Indianapolis , Nov. 8. According tc
the latest returns received throughout
the state. Indiana went about SO.OOf
Republican in Tuesday's election. Tin
Democnvts gained two congressmen
one from the Eighth and one from Uu
Eleventh districts , making tbo delega
tion nine Republicans and four Demo
crats. Congressman John C. Cliancj
( Hop. ) , In the Second district , has ti
plurality of about 350. The Twolftt
district shows Clarence C. Gllhams
( Rop. ) elected , with a plurality ol
about 300. The Thirteenth dlstrlci
, elected Congressman Abraham L
Brick ( Rop. ) by a plurality of 255
These were the three districts h
doubt. The legislature will he Re
publican on Joint ballot by about 30.
HIE CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
rcmpoi.iturc for Twenty four Hours.
Forecnot for Nebrnokn.
CnndlllniiH of Hie wcalhnr an lecord-
i d fur Iho I went-four hours uniting
it X a. m. today :
Maximum 02
Minimum HI
\voragc 17
llnniiiKitcr 2l. ! 8
Chicago , Nvo. K. The biillolln In-
Hiii'il fiom the Chicago tiliitlon ol tliu
( hilled Klutcit wualher Inn nan glveu
Ibo forecast for Nebraiilta UN follown :
Fair lonlgbt nnil Friday. Colder to
night and eiiHt portion Friday.
Standard OH RalseB Wages.
Franklin. Pa. , Nov. 8 The Stand
ard Oil company tinnouneod a volun
tary Increase In wages of employes In
the flaloiin KK'iial and Kcllpno refill-
orlon. Innilcd hero The percentage
of Increase wan not Rlafcd. About HOO
men will bo benefited rieueral Clmrlen
Miller , who. made I lie nnnniiiiceincnt
on behalf of the ( liilctm Signal Oil
rompnnv , Mild that the election of the
Republican ticket In Pennsylvania had
Inspired I he management with the belief -
lief that Hllll greater prosperity wno
coming and tbev desired their em
ployes to share In It.
HEARST'S DEFEAT DECIDED RE
LIEF TO MONEY CENTERS.
HAVE ALL FELT DEEP ANXIETY
Smnllncss of Hughes' Majority Hno
Been as Fly In the Ointment Re
lief Is Felt. But Spread of Socialism
Frightens Well-to do.
London , Nov S. The election of
Mr Hughes line created a generally
favorable Imrcsslon , but the decreased
republican majority IH almost , uiianl-
moiiHly eoiiHtrui'd na a grave warning
nf the spread of social Ism and Its In
creasing power. No election outsldo
thin country has ever been so cageily
vnlohed nor has any result been HO
n\loiiHly awaited. From oaily bourH
lie ofllcos In the city , the great bank-
ug CHlabllKbments and the purllemt
f the Block exchange have been
towded with business men , who raro-
v Htait work before 11 o'clock. Their
nergy was nniewarded , an theio were
irncllcnlly no dealings In American
ccuritles.
If Hearst had been elected , tbero
vould have been a different tale to
oil. A strong financial group , hewer -
\or , had been formed to avert a pus-
iblo panic and the support afforded
o the market yesteidny was probably
CHponslblo lor the slight lelapso la
> rlces when what was considered a
iouicc of danger disappeared.
Fiom tlio iiollllcal point of view ,
hero Is a tendency hero to icgard
learsl's defeat as a signal victory of ;
hat social unrest to which ho pinned
its chances of success. If Heaist to
come near winning , so it is argued In
England , the same censes , with anoth
er mouthpiece , would have swept or
ganized capital out of existence. The
n evidential Inteifeiencu meets with
o ciltlclmn here. The Westmin
ster ( Ja/.ette says :
"If piesldcatlul neutrality may bo
lolated In a good cause , It will some
lay bo violated for a bad cause. "
Briefly the comment heie on the
election may be summed up by saying
hat It is believed the power of the
rusts Is broken and thai socialism
HI a made an immense stride forward ,
A 1th bomewbat the bunio Isbiies to bo
'need as in this country. This pro-
luces no liltlo uneasiness In the mind
of the average well-to-do K.igllbbmun.
Tin- \ i-Ki'l'irlniin' Don.
lirlghton b. > < been iiifo.-teii by truiupa
recently , ami this Mgu , bays the Boston
Record , Is on a well known residence ,
"Wo are vegetarians , but our doc la
not"
DISCUSS ANTI-INJUNCTION BILL
Labor Leaders Hold Conference With
President at White House.
Waslmigton , Nov. 8. The measure
Introduced at the last session of con
gress known as the Pearro antl-lnjunc-
Uon bill wns the subject of a confer-
encb between President Roosevelt and
Samuel Gompers and several other
reprcscniativcb of the American Fed
eration of Labor. The Pearre bill has
the Indorsement of the federation ,
whoso representatives are anxious
that some recommendations along its
lines shall be made by the president
In his annual message to congress.
The president promised the committee
to delegate four officials Identified
with the legal work in the government
service to meet a similar number of
labor representatives with their attor
ney to go over the whole mailer and
to present their conclusions to him.
The president. Mr. Gompers said , did
not define his attitude or commit him
self on the subject matter of the
Pearro bill , but expressed himself de
termined that absolute Justice should
be done.
South Dakota 25,000 Republican.
Sioux Falls. S. D. . Nov. S. Returns
from 39 of the 50 counties of the stnte
Sivo Crawford MU p. ) for governor
and the stnu ilikct a majority of 25-
670. Republicans have elected 112
members of the legislature , Demo
crats 17.