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THE OAIATFA DAILY JJEI3 : THtT SDAY , NOVEMBER 10. 1808 , AlAb n Plans All Oomplot ? for Sending Gifts to the Abbont Ouea , HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR BOYS AT MANILA HUK-N KliiMllil lie Srn lit Time In Lincoln liyuvoiiihcr \ ' - HIM rriunrnt Will l > 'nriTnril Them Tree. if LINCOLN , Nov. l . ( Special. ) Adjutant Guncral Gage of the Grand Army of the Ilcpubllc haa posltlvu arrangements with the War department whereby the Christmas boxes for the Nebraska soldiers are to bo transported from Lincoln to Manila and re quests that all those desiring to send boxes hall ship them to him at Lincoln , fo they win reach here on or before November 12. The report thut the government had re fused to send the bo.\e to San Francisco Appears to bo unfounded. PInUc foiinlr JlorJKnsrc Ilccnril. COLUAtnUS , Neb. , Nov. 0. ( Special. ) The mortgage Indebtedness record for'Plnttc county for the month of October , ISIS. Is not a very nattering one. Following Is a copy : Twenty-seven farm mortgages filed , amounting to $3D'J7L10and thirty-six re leased , aggregating $30,703.30 ; town and city mortgages filed , seven , JK.'iliO ; sauio leleased , boven , ? l,242.fl I. Thcr'o were sixty-two chat tel mortgages filed during the month , amounting to $35,111.21. and only thirty-two iclcased , worth $11,138.20. There , were no deeds In foreclosure filed during the month. Funeral iif Olil ScHIrr. LOUlSVILLn. Neb. , Nov. 0. ( Special. ) The funeral of Truman Hull , who died Sun day morning , occurred this afternoon from the Methodist church. Mr. Hall emigrated to Nebraska In 186(5. ( Sluco 1876 he has lived In this village , wbcro ho was engaged In the harness trade. TAMMANY IS DOWNED ( Continued from First Page. ) three counties. It waa a clean republican sweep. WILMINGTON , Del. , Nov. 0. Revised re turns show that tbo senate will be demo cratic by 9 to S and the house republican by 21 to 14. The control of the Benato by the democrats will prevent any partisan leg islation by the republican majority oven without icsnect to the \cto power of Gov ernor Tunnel , who Is a democrat. ILLINOIS. Cook County , ToKctlier nltli AVliolc f htntc , fioes Ilciiiilillcnti liy Very DrolnUr .Majority. CHICAGO , Nov. 9. Returns from every county lu the state Indicate the election of Whlttcmore , republican , for state treasurer , by a plurality of neaily 30,000. Few of the returns are complete. The majority for other republican candidates will probably exceed that for Whlttemore , as he was cut heavily lu Cook county , Including Chicago. Enough legislative returns have been re- colvM to show that the lower house will be democratic by about six votes and the senate republican by about eleven votes. In Cook county , aside from congressmen , the entire republican ticket , with possibly ono or two exceptions , was elected by plu- jalltles ranging from 5,000 to 6,000. The county , waB ; rarrled McKlnley by nearly 70 OOT"In Wlnnebrigo county Frank S. Regan , prohibitionist , was elected to the legislature , the first tlmo In the history of the state that a prohibition legislative can didate has won. PEORIA , III. . Nov. 9. Con cress Four teenth district , , Joseph V. Graff , republican , elected. QUINOY. III. , Nov. 9. Marsh , republican , Is elected to congres.i In the Fifteenth dis trict by 200 over Roy. CHICAGO , Nov. 9. At 2 p. m. the repub lican state central committee claims the election of Johnson , republican , in the : Eighteenth congressional district by 500 plurality. CHICAGO , Nov. 9. Congress , Fourth dis trict , Cuslc , democrat , elected. Second dis trict , Congressman Lorlmer , republican , Is apparently re-elected. CHICAGO , Nov. 9. Congress. Sixth dis trict , Doutellc , republican , elected. CHICAGO , Nov. 9. Wllh but two pre cincts of the congressional districts to hear from , lloutclle , republican , has a plurality o ; ever 600 und Is elected by about 200 or r.OO plurality. Returns from the. Second congressional district Indicate .the ro-elec- tlon of Lorimer. republican by a plurality of from 1,200 to 1.5CO. At republican head quarters. It is claimed that Johnson , re publican , fitlll has a fighting chance agilnst Jctt , democrat. In the Eighteenth district , late returns showing that Johnson has car ried two hitherto strong democratic cltlec. CHICAGO , Nov. 9. Congress , Second dis trict. Lorlmor , republican , re-elected , PEORIA , Nov. 9. Private dispatch from Oliver W , Stewart , chairman of the pro hibition Htate committee , claims 23,000 votes in Illinois. He aim clalrcn that Regan of Kockford Is certainly nnd Burlelgh of Read What CUTICURA REME DIES Have Done for Skin- Tortured Babies. My llttlo sister ( Annto JIatthewLa 1'laU , Charles County. Md. ) hail the cow-pox , lien only scrrn ycnra old. She Buffered terribly , and everj'tlitnK wo tried did no good. K\vry tlmo her clothes \vero taken off , o\ery lilt of rrah would como nlth them ; the uns ran nil over. Ono hex of Cimcuiu ( ointment ) and a cake of CCTICUKA. SOAP , rurrit her in three n-ttti. Mrs. KUZ.V IIUVK. rcli.S3'l . 1210 fourth St. . K. W. Wash , n. C Jly nlcco'8 llttlo lialiv , two years old , w e 50 badly atlllctcil with Kczcm.i that hu needed constant watching. Ills face Tvaa alwajs full of large sores which ho scratched constantly Mornings , hla clothex , faeo nnd liaiuN ncre rtalncd with Mood. They had medical treat mem , ami tried ever } thing. Flic commenced CDTICURA llKHcmK * . The sorea left his faeo nd he mil tntlrtly cvrtit. Mrs. L. J. ROUT. Feb. 1C , 1KW. Xcw Scotland , X. YOur _ Our llttlo boy waa four weeks old when ho bad Koiemn , in the mou horrible Male. Ills faeo waa full of ncaha , and partfi of tlio flesh were raw. We used Cmcuiu SOAJ- and ono box of Cimcim i ( ointment ) , and ( it OIK u-cL this boy naa m gnnt at cttr , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. mKESK , Feb. 15 , 1K > 8. SCO 3o. Flrct St. , HrooUjn. IVhenmyboy waa lhrcoueck < oldl noticed a very red roughnef * on hli face. Vfo h&il ceveral doctors , but they did no good. I wan told to mo Ctrricimv RCUCUIE.-I , and afu-r wna box ml a half of Crncuiu ( olnt- Mrs. W. O. LOVK , Feb. OS , 'p3. J013 Wilder Bt , Phlla , 1'a BtMri on flra.biblti burotojr up , b bl * i la acony from torturluc md dUflfurinr , Itching nd burn" g , > < ln in < ! tcip ] dt * f NOD * tuttaptbcri rtill/e ho Ibry luf tu. To know thtt * wirm bth vlihCvuerit ho r , tit t < lnl < tnolnlnc witli Crtlcun * . punit if rmol UtBUUlacum , wilUflan ) lo'Uolit'lif , p rmitr < i nJ ilt p.in4 polol taftiptedf cure , tnd col to uit lUrniU lofilllnyocrtlutj. Think oflhotuioJinfff rla o- bj tuth MtUtt. Curt * mult la cLUlhood ut , r nj n nt , uid ttaaovlcil. Comin. ! . | , MA.H.O WAll AVcul D Uj-i SUn , Set ! ; , iri ! lUr ! " flit. Orundj1 county Ix probably elected to legis lature CHICAGO , Nov. 0. Reporla to the Awo- clatrd I'ress up to 10 o'clock from 336 of the 3X7 congressional dUtrlcta show that the republicans have elected 17'J. tht democrats UO and tbo populists and fuelonlsta six. { There nro ctlll twenty-one ? doubtful illsj j trlcts , In several of which the official count will be necessary to determine the result. Of these twenty-one districts called doubt ful ten now bavo republican , nine demo cratic and two fusion representatives. Returns from all but eleven preclncU In Cook county show that the republicans have elected their entlro ticket with the excep- tlon of two judge * of the superior court. Of the six judges-elect the republicans have secured four. The pluralities of the repub lican candidates In the county run all the wny from 12.000 to 27,000. the latter being the plurality of rnhlll , the candidate for clerk of ths criminal court. All the late returns have been distinctly favorable to tbc republicans and their pluralities now exceed nil predictions made regarding them last night. The vote , however , shows a decided Jailing off on the part of the rp- publlcang , ns McKlnley carried the county by 70,000. OHIO , Hi'imlillennn Celeliriile ( .rent Victory lit nil "Off Year" mill Donlilr niiNluirll'H IMnrulltj- . CO LCIMBl'S. O. . Nov. P. Additional re turns today do not materially change the result announced last night of over 60,000 republican plurality on the state ticket and fifteen republicans to nix democratic con gressmen. The republicans are celebrating the election of ns many congressmen In what Is known as the "off year" as they elected at the last presidential election , while they more than doubled the plurality of 28,000 for Bushncll for governor last year. In the odd years a governor and full state ticket with members of the legislature arc elected every two years , while In the alternate or even y-sars a few minor state offlcpra with congressmen are elected , as was the case yesterday , but the alternate or even years como once In four years with tlio presiden tial campaign so that the "off year" comes only once In four years and always two jears after the presidential election. The republicans have historically lost in Ohio In , " " 'Cleve three "off yearn" except when land v > as president , when the democrat ! ) had the same cxpenenco because of disap pointments , disaffection , etc. Whlls the result may not be regarded as specially significant It Is very surprising. Politicians on both sides say that President McKlnley Is the first republican pivaldeat ( o get the endorsement of this sUte In Ilio "oft year ' of his administration. Ch.Urr.mn Dujghcrly "f the republican state conmlttiKattributes the result to the seu'lrjent for such en dorsement. Chairman Blcecker of the democratic state committee says the result was duo to the administration's conduct of the war. The democratic managers arc ro- Jolclng over what , they call the "sore ipots ' of the victors. It Is stated that none of the state departments or Institutions under Goxcrnor iiushnell contributed to the re publican state committee but to the de feat of Hugglns In this congressional dis trict , uhlle the plurality of Congressman Weaver of Spilngfleld In the Seventh dis trict , the homo of Govenor Iiushnell , was reduced from 2,250 two years ago to only 230 yesterday. When Chairman Kurtz and Mayor Mc- Klhson were leading a bolt last year Gov ernor Hushnell was called on to protest and the entire state administration Is said to have been used In opposing Weaver's election. COLUMBUS , Nov. 9. Until noon today the returns Indicated that the republicans had carried the same fifteen congressional districts and * the democrats the same six districts as In the presidential election of ] SG ! ) , but this afternoon the democrats claim the election of Zimmerman over Weaver In the Seventh. It will require the official count to determine the result In th t district , but such returns us bavo been received Indicate that the republicans have won In all the districts except the Second , Third , Fourth and Twelfth. Some doubt as to the result In the Fifth and Eighth districts Is still expressed by the demo crats. From the returns at hand It would appear that the republicans will have a majority In both branches of the legislature and a majority on Joint ballot of about 16. CALIFORNIA. Whole Stnte Iloimlillenn Ticket from Governor Doivii HUM llccn I'lected liy Safe Majorities SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 9. California has elected a republican governor and probably the entlro state ticket by pluralities es timated at from 5,000 to 20,000. Complete returns v.Ill not be In for twenty-four hours at best , but the election of Henry T. Gage , republican , over James G. Magulre , demo crat , is conceded. The republicans have swept everything before them , and John D. Sprockets , the California member of the , republican national committee , claims the , election of six out of seven congressmen. There Is some doubt regarding the election ! of Dovrles , democrat , In the Second , who two years ago defeated Congressman Grove L. Johnrou by 8,000 , but Devrles will prob ably win by n small margin. In tbo Fourth district , represented for three terms by James G. Magulre , Kahn ( rep. ) , has been elected by 2,000 plurality over Barry ( dem. ) , and Barlow and Castle are prob ably defeated for re-election In the Sixth and Seventh districts respectively. The i congressional delegation from California t will be as follows : First district , Barham , republican ; Second , Devrles , democrat ; Third , Motcalfe , republican ; Fourth , Kahn , republican : Fifth , Loud , republican ; Sixth , Waters , republican ; Seventh , Neadham , republican. The republicans will have a [ largo majority In the legislature , which will I elect the successor to Stephen M. White , democrat. The light for the mayoralty of San Fran cisco has been eagerly contested , and the result la as yut uncertain. The Indications ' nro. however , that James D. Phelan , demo ! crat , the present mayor , n.ay bo ro-elected by a small majority , though friends of Patton - ton , republican , claim otherwise. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9. In California. C17 precincts out of 2,011 outsldo of San Francisco give Gage. 31.013 ; Magulre , 23,003. Same precincts In 1896 gave McKlnley , 29- 438 ; Brs-an. 29.732. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8. For gov ernor. 1.038 out of 2,104 precincts outsldo of San Francisco give Gage , republican , C3.0S7 ; Magulre. democrat , 1,221. Same precincts Irt 1898 gave McKlnley 02,055 ; Bryan , f.8,013. For secretary of state. Curry. 53,325 ; Thompson , 46.3SO. In tc\pral precincts the veto for secretary of state can not bo procured on account of carelessness of election officers. UTAH. Only Oiio-I'ourtli of tlio Hcliirnw In , liu * lU'i-.iocrjilN Apparently Win TluUet liy ClomM SAt/T LAKE , Utah. Nov. 3. At 3 o'clock thU morning about one-fourth of the re- urns of the Mate are reported. Silt Lake 1 county hnr gene letno-ratle by at least 1 OOC 1 majority. The M'te In the county rs fai r as heard from Is El'rllgf. republlcau , foi r congress , J.6SS ; Roberts , democrat , 3,317 , Zani > , republican , for nupreme judge , 2,958' Diikln , demo-rat , 3,121 Klgnly-seT m oui ( of 470 precincts In the state slvo Klrtridse , republican , iCS2. Roberts , democrat. ! > ,1C1 The legislature la prpbably demo r U- . S.U/T . I\KK I ah , Nov -The demo crats hoyr elected rtohcrts. to congress and carried Ihc legislature , which will elect n United Btntes senator. Return ? from sixty- two districts In the city and mute tlra ; Daskln. democrat , for supreme Judge , 5.670 ; Zane , republican , -1,824. | | SALT LAKK/Utah , Nov. ! > . ( Midnight. ) J ' Enough returns are at hand to Indicate ' beyond doubt that Uaskln , democrat , for i supreme court judge , has been elected over Zanc , republican. From the best ostlmato on latest returns the legislature will eland It democrats , IS republicans and 4 fusion. "MISSOURI. SI. I.onla ( lorn ( o llcptilillcnnn 1 > Jtiooil Majority , Dciiioi-rntn .Surccun- fnl r.lacii | KT < - . ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9. Returns from all over Missouri are coming In very slo.vly to day , and though far from complete , every thing received points to tbo election of the entire democratic state ticket by at least 30,000 majority , and the selection of a ma jority of members of the legislature. In suring the re-election of Senator Cockrell. Three republican congressmen In St. Louis ha\c been re-elected and It la probable that all the twelve congressional districts out sldo this city will be represented by demo crats , though final returns may change this somewhat. In St. Louis the republicans elected their city ticket by majorities ranging from -1,000 to 7,000. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9. Congress Eleventh district , Charles K. Joy , republican , and Twelfth district , Charles E. Pcarce , repub lican , re-elected. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9. A special to the Post- Dispatch from Lebanon. Mo. , says : Re turns from the Eighth district received up to noon indicate the re-election of Congress man Richard P. Uland by not leas than 2,000 plurality. For congress , First district , James T. Lloyd , democrat , elected. ST. LOUIS. Nov. P. W. A. Rodenberg. republican - publican , who was elected to congress In the Twenty-flnt Illinois district , had a plurality of COO votes over his democratic and popu list opponents. Congress , Fourth district , C. F. Cochran , democrat , elected. Congress , Fifteenth district , M. E. Ecnton Is doubtless re-elected. KANSAS CITY. Nov. 0. The entire dem ocratic ticket In this county was clC'Cted with the exception of about half of the repre sentatives to the legislature , Justices of the P"acj and constables. Tin nvubllcans c'ected turoo of the representatives , four of the eight justices In the r'ty ' and five cf the eight constables In 'bo city. The democrats elected the Justices of the peace and constables In the county town ships. The greatest surprise was the small vote cast In Kansas Cltr- The republican losses were in Kansas City and the dem ocratic losses In the county townships. ST. LOUIS. Nov. ! ) . At 11 o'cloi-K tonight It Is conceded by the republicans that John Dougherty , democrat , has been elected in the Third congressional district ; James Cooncy. democrat. In the Seventh congres sional district , nnd Edwaul S. Robb , demo crat , In the Thirteenth congressional dis trict. There is still some doubt about the Fourteenth district. George M. Rlley , re publican , in that district , does not yet con cede his defeat by the election of W. D. Vandlver , democrat. This doubt Is based on the fact that a number of western coun ties In the district have not yet been heard from. The general belief of the republicans Is , houevrr. that Vandlver , democrat , Is elected. This being true , the democrats have elected twelve congressmen and the republicans three. Champ Clark's ( demo crat ) plurality In the Ninth district. Is 3OCfl. Richard Bland , democrat , won In the Eighth district by a majority of 3,000. Figures to day do not change the result of the city election and the republicans have caxrled the city bj' majorities from 1,200 to 7,000. WASHINGTON. IteinilillcaiiH Halt"Wiped Out Km I on Majority of 12,000 "Woman Siif- frnRc IN Defeated. SEATTLE , Wash. , Nov. 9. Returns from the state of Washington are yet Incomplete , but enough are at hand to make It certain that the republicans have overcome the fusion majority of 12,000 of two years ago , elected both congressmen and two supreme court justices by a majority of at least 3,000. Later returns will , it Is thought. Increase rather than diminish this estimate. The legislature , which will elect a United States senator , will bo republican on Joint ballot , by at least 40 , out of a membership of 112. This estimate gives the fuslonUts all the doubtful districts. They retain con trol of the senate. The legislature now stands : Senate , republicans , 15 ; fuslonlsts , 19. House , republicans , 61 ; fuslonlsts , 17. The two amendments to the state constitu tion woman suffrage and local option In municipal taxation are overwhelmingly de feated. The republicans attribute their vlc- . tory largely to the latter amendment , which I they made a direct Issue , claiming that U I was "single tax. " They also assign credit 'l to the sentiment In favor of sustaining the national * j.ninlstratlon. The fuslouists ascribe their defeat to the light vote , which was from 15,000 to 20.000 less than two | years ago , and to the fact that single tax was an Issue. MICHIGAN. DETROIT , Nov. 9. The results of the state election are unchanged by any late returns or estimates. Governor Plngroe'a plurality Is placed at about 53,000. It nearly holds Its own with the governor's plurality 01 two years ago proportionately to the size | of the vote cast. All the congressmen elected are republicans. The legislature , i which Is to elect a United States senator for I ths full term , stands politically about as fallows : Senate , twenty-nine republicans , ' thrco democrats ; house , ninety-three repub licans , seven democrats. The present legis lature has six democrats in the senate and . nineteen In the house. The contest for senator s. ator will be between Senator Burrows and ' Albert Pack of Detroit. Mr. Pack Is the ! Plngree candidate. IDAHO. DOISK , Idaho , Nov. 9. Only forty-seven preclnru In the state , ombraslng ono-clghth of the \ale , have reported. They glvo Moss , trpublican , for governor , 2,012 ; Steunen- berg , democrat , 3,083 ; Anderson , populist , 657. Forty-six precincts give Heyburn , re- YOI ! CANNOT Ct'lli ' : IMI.US liy Intrrnnl llemrillcii , The only way to cure piles In evpry form Is to use a remedy like the Pyramid Tile Cure , which Is applied directly to the parts aflected and Its wonderful hcnllng effects ure left on the first application because the medical properties are rapidly absorbed by the sensitive membranes of the rectum und the cure Is speedily made , and almost before thn patient IB awnro of It , mory trace of piles ban left him. ThlF 1s onn reason why the Pyramid pile Cure has been to successful. It Is applied ! directly wnero It Is needed and vliore It will do the most good. Not by the round- i about wuy of the stumneh. nor by the hania , , barbarous methods of vjrlcuid surgical opera- * tlona and to called system * . | Its advantages over all other pile cures arc I these it cures \\lthout pain , the euro la i lasting , It contains no poison ands \ the , quickest and cheapest cure yet found. It In i made by the Pyramid Drug Co , of MarI - I bhall. Midi , und si Id by ail druggists nt ' one dollar per package. publican , for congresp , lS2fi ; Wilson , fu- Elonlst , 2.532 ; Quhn , populist , S39. The fusion ticket Is all elected by pluralities ranging from G.COO to fl003. | The legislature will be controlled by the fuslonlnu. BOISE , Idaho , Nov. . Kor the llrst tlmo , lo the history of this state women have voted for congressmen , and state offices. They took the liveliest Interest In the pro ceedings. In view of tlt ) > Isolation of many I places accurate returns ore not yet avail I able. It Is , therefore , somewhat difficult to i say what effect the vote of the women has had on the general result. It Is known , however , the women have not voted along partisan lines. Twelve precincts on con- grettgman give Hepburn , 2fil ; Wilson , 363 ; ( lunn , 1S2 ; for governor , MOM , 255 ; Steuncn- bcrg , ISlj Anderson , fi2. TENNESSEE , Ilepnlillt'iuiM Wlu III First mill Secoiul UlNtrlutH mill till . Ucinncrntii the Itent. NASHVILLE , Tcnn. , Nov. 0. The ma jority of McMillan , democrat , for governor , over Fowler , republican , Is estimated at from 10,000 to 20,000. The democrats have a majority of the legislature. The repub licans have carried the First and Second congressional districts , the other eight giv ing democratic majorities. KNOXVILLi : , Tenn. , Nov. 9. Congress First district , Walter P. Drownlow , repub lican , elected ; majority less than 3,000 ; loss 8,000. Second district , Itenry R. Gibson , re publican , elected , majority about 4,000 , loss 14,000. NASHVILLE. Nov. S. Seven out of twenty wards In Nashville give McMIIIln , democrat , for governor , 813 ; Fowler , repub lican , 228 ; seven out of twenty-four districts In Davidson county , McMIIIln , 416 ; Fowler , 319. MEMPHIS , Nov. S. Mississippi centres- Blonal results : First district , John M. Allen , democrat , elected ; Second district , Thomas Splght , democrat , elected ; Third district , Thomas C. Catchlngs , democrat , elected ; Fourth district , Andrew F. Fox , democrat , elected ; Fifth district , John S. Williams , democrat , elected ; Seventh district , Patrick Henry , democrat , elected. Knoxvlllo ghes McMIIIln , democrat , 1,200 ; Fowler , republican , SOO ; estimated. Nashville , eleven wardo and eight dis tricts , and Davidson county give McMIIIln 2,051 ; Fowler , 114. Congress , nighth district. T. W. Sims , democrat , elected ; Ninth district , Rice A. Pierce , democrat , elected. Thirteen wards In Nashvlllo and eleven country districts give McMIIIln , 2,412 ; Fowler ler , 615. McMIIIln carries the city by about 2,000 ; waa republican In 189G. Democratic committee claims McMlllln's election by 60,000. Vote over the elate light ; republican decrease heaviest. Second district : Henry U. Gibson , re publican , elected. MEMPHIS. Nov. 8. Vote In city of Mem phis , two wards estimated : McMilltu , dem ocrat , governor , 1,825 ; Fowler , republican , 1,040. For congress : J. W. Galncs , democrat , Sixth district ; James D. Richardson , dem ocrat , Fifth district ; N. N. Cox. democrat. Seventh district , are re-elected to congress. NASHVILLE , Nov. 8. Nashville and Da vidson county : McMlllln's majority , 3,200 ; democratic executive' committee claims 25- COO for McMIIIln. The republican committee concedes Mc Mlllln's election by 10,000 majority. The legislature shows democratic gains. Con gressmen , eight democrats , two republicans ; vote throughout the state light. COLORADO , nrynn'ii Majority Senjeil Dovrn More Tlinn One-Inir , , pii State Tlcltct. DENVER , Nov. 9. 8a. . m. The entlro fusion state ticket , headed by Charles S. Thomas , democrat , for governor , Is elected by a n-ajorlty approximating about 50,000. This la by far the largest majority ever given a candidate for governor In Colorado , but is less than half of Bryan's majority for president. Arapahoe county , Including Denver , gave about 10,000 fusion majority , and El Paso county , including Colorado Springs , 4,000. The republicans won in only a few counties in the eastern part of the state. Of seventeen hold-over state senators elected It appears the republicans have secured two and In three districts the result Is doubtful. The fuslonlsts have an overwhelming majority In the legislature. NEW JERSEY. NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Elvln W. Crane , the defeated democratic candidate for gov ernor of Now Jersey , said today that he recognized the fact that his defeat was due to national questions. Many Now York bus iness men reside In townships throughout the Etato nnd .havo . no Interest in local affairs , but vote according to their feeling In New York. The chairman of the democratic commit tee said the defeat was largely duo to the feeling of the largo manufacturers. "But , " said he , "the way wo have pulled down the republican majorities indicates that New Jersey Is losing its fear of free silver and will soon bo back In the demo cratic fold. " NEW YORK , Nov. 9. The New Jersey returns , with a few districts missing , show a plurality for Voorhecs. republican , of 5,002. Drex L , Shooman Made a great lilt this year by showlnp ns soon ns mndo all the new fads , fan cies and styles In ladles' footwear a few of which probably received moiv favorably than others were the military last extreme and modified bulldog toe- very mannish in appearance-all mad- with the heavy welted solo that ronlrt be worn without the bothersome rubber apd the new' shapes irflliumnn shoes the recocnlxed maker and leader In all fashionable footwear We Invlto your Inspection. Drexel Shoe Co. , Up-to-date Shoe Home. 1419 FARM AM STREET. Pen Knives and Knives We have a common lablo pride in our slock of pocket knlvcH for wo show u line that Is far-reaehlnc In price Rood Ktiaranteed knives at 2r e from that up to frl.OO knives with stool blades Wo have added to the line considerably in tlio last few days RottlnK ready for the holiday pil'tw A selection made now dives you pick fioin them all In regard to the "Jowol" bas-o burner wo want to nay that no healer made ever has com pared with It an a fuel saver and heat furnisher the prlco ranpes from Si.'O.OO to ! ? W.O < > places them within the rem-h of all Pomp in and let us show you the stove as It is. A. C. . . RAYMER , WE DUniVEU YOfU PHKOHASB. 1514 FartiamSt , PIPPTiiTiiPnn 111 Tiitii AV FLEET GATHERS Al TOULON Entire French Mediterranean Squadron Hakes Heady , PREPARED TO STRIKE ON SHORT NOTICE AmonnlN nnil Ship Ynrtln Worked M lita nnd 1'vorytliliiR In Antlr In Nnvnl Circle * Fonrnlcr In I'nrlw , PARIS , Nov. 9. The Echo de Paris today publishes a dispatch from Toulon which says the entire French Medltcranncan cqaadron Is ready for sea. It adds that Admiral Foifrnler , Its commander , received a cipher dispatch last evening , whereupon he sig naled to the Forbln , third-class cruiser , to bank Its fires. Its fastest torpedo boat conveyed orders to the admiral commandIng - Ing the squadron uf French cruisers and torpedo boats to assemble- Immediately at Toulon , where all the vessels are prepared for notion and where the arsenals and ship yards have been worked night and day. Later It developed that Admiral Fournler had been summoned to Paris. PROTECTORATE NOT CLAIMED Mnrqiiln of Hnllxlmry Sn > nt fiiiltil Hnll Ilnmiiiet It In Well to lie I'rcpnrcil ( or I t viittiulltlcn , LONDON , Nov. 9. At the Guild halt ban quet this evening the marquis of Salisbury did not announce a lirltUh protectorate over Egypt , as was ao widely anticipated , but he emphasized the necessity of being prepared for all eventualities. The premier also said the United States was a new and disturbing factor In European politics , but not to the detriment of Great Britain. ChrlNtlnn SclenllHtn ArrnlRiinl. LONDON , Nov. 9.Miss Kate Lyon. a member of the household of Harold Fred eric , the late correspondent here of the New York Times , who died October 19 at Hen ley , and Mrs. Atballc Mills , the Christian scientist who attended Mr. Frederic and for whom a verdict of manslaughter was returned by n , coroner's Jury yesterday , were arraigned In police court at Henley today on this charge and were remanded for ono week. They were admitted to ball. TrnnnftreNNcil CciiNiirNliln I.II-UK. HAVANA , Nov. 9. Carlos Carrlo and Manuel Pola , owners and editors of El Notl- clro Universal , an evening paper , were ar rested and lodged In Cabanas fji tress for publishing an article olTcnslvo to the United States , which was orlnted In splto of the fact that it had been red-penciled by the censor. The paper has been suspended. Anirrlrnn .Snlniller Arrmtetl. LONDON. Nov. 9. Claude Vaulln , the metallurgist and Inventor , known on the Pa cific coast , where be had lectured on min ing subjects and who was reported to have left London recently , after a financial coup by which he secured 20,000 ( $100,000) ) , was arrested In Florence. Italy , this afternoon. Prepare to ntnrimte Pi CAIRO , Egypt , Nov. 9. Major Marchand and Captain Baratler start for Fashoda on Thursday or Friday to carry on the evacu ation of that place "by the French garrison , which will retire by way of Abyssinia to Jibuti ) , a six months' Journey. To limit ? Ilei-eiiilicr lii. : WINNIPEG , Man. , Nov. 9. Paul Drown , a mulatto , was today sentenced to be hanged December 23 for the murder of Wil bur E. Hurton , colored , of Dulutb , In this city on. May 23 last. Drown Is a native of Jefferson county , Missouri , NEVADA. Election of McMillan , ncnnltllcnn Candidate for Governor , Looka Very Proliablc. CARSON , Nov. , Nov. 9. Complete returns from thirty-four of 158 precincts , for gov ernor , glvo Sadler , silver , S3S ; McMillan , re publican , 982 ; McCullough , populist , 182 ; Russell , democrat , 438. For congress : Nowlands , sliver democrat , 1,292 ; Wren , populist , SCO. Returns show largo republican gains over 1896. RENO , Nov. , Nov. 9. Wasboc county has gone republican on governor and legislative ticket. Returns from the state Indicate Mc Millan , republican , elected governor. Mc Millan's plurality In seven precincts of Waahoe Is 212 over McCullough , populist. Saddler , silver , third In the race. Returns from the seven precincts mentioned glvo n plurality for the republican legislative ticket. CARSON , Nev. , Nov. 9. The election In [ this state , according to the latest returns , i has resulted in the election of McMillan , republican , for governor , over Saddler , i democrat , by a small majority. Frank G. j New-lands , sliver , Is re-elected to congress. The legislature , which will bo republican , | Is believed to bo favorable to the re-election | of Senator Stewart. i CARSON , Nov. , Nov. 9. Ths vote for gov- I ernor is very close.'hut Sadlei , silver , claims I hln re-election by 00 majority over McMll- j Ian , republican. Congressman Ncwlands , sll- . vcr democrat , is To-olectcd l.y 3,000 majority over hla only opponent , Wru. , populist. The balance of the state ticket Is conceded < I the silver party with the c\kep'loii of super- Infrml'tit of public Ins'fiienou. The con duction of the next It iJiMro l ,1 matter - tor , of conjecture. Poti'-fifths of the mem bers will belong to the diver party. Soice arc pledged to Sinntor Jicvrrt for reflec tion end those who njo not tuny join with the republican ! , democrats and Independ ents tu the organization of the legislature. VIRGINIA , ( iciuriilnlkcr of Ilio Itcpnlillcnn StroiiRliolil In Mn111 DIMrlrt IJefrnlnl by Illipn. RICHMOND. Va. , Nov. S. The election In Virginia today was the quietest that has . taken place In many yearn. Not more- than i half the vote was polled , except In the Ninth | and Tenth districts , where the democrats had formidable opposition. The result Is that the state returns are solidly democratic delegation * * of ten member * . The feature j of the election is th.o breaking away from I ' General Walker of the republican stronghold - hold of the Ninth district , where ho was defeated by libra. The following congress men , all silver men , are elected : Klist district , W. A. Jones , Second , William A. Young ; Third , John Uinib ; Fourth. Sydney 1 . npcs. Fifth , Claude A. Swanson ; Sixth , Peter J. Otey ; Seventh. James Hay ; Eighth. John P. Hlxey ; Ninth , Judge William F. Hhea , Tenth , J. M. Quailcs. WEST VIRGINIA. WHEELING , W. Va. Nov. fi.-ln the First district. Wheeling , U. U. Dovener , republican , Is ro-elected to congress by 1,500 majority over Hlalr , democrat. WHEELING. W. Vn. , Nov. 9. The repub licans have elected two congressmen In West Virginia sure Dovener , In the First i ( Wheeling ) by SOO majority , ami Freer In , the Fourth by 1,000 majority. Unth parties I claim the Second and Third districts. Mr llayton , republican , claims his election In the Second by 897 and Edwards , rcpubllcas , claims 200 In the Third. Chairman Danzon of the republican stnto committee tonight claims the election of seven republicans and six democrats to the senate and forty re publicans and thlrty-ono demociats to the house of delegates. With the holdover sen ators this will glvo the republicans a ma jority on joint ballot of thirteen and Insure the election of a republican United States ecnator as successor to Faulkner , democrat. OKLAHOMA. Moth Drnnclicfl of Territorial I.cuUln tnrc Snfrly Itcpiilillrnii mill Dplc- unto. It Itcpiilillrnii. GUTHRIE. O. T. , Nov. 9. The republicans have been victorious In Oklahoma. Dennis T. Flynn , republican , Is elected delegaic to congress by probably 0,000 plurality ; both branches of the territorial legislature are safely republican and the republicans claim to have elected their local tickets In a ma jority of the counties. NEW MEXICO. Ilrimhllcaii CoiiKrcNnioiinl rnnillilnt * * Ovcrconion Hlpr Oilrin mnl \Vlnt Ennlly. SANTA FE. N. M. , Nov. 0. Pedro Perra , republican , Is elected to congress by from 1,200 to 2,000 majority over Ferguson , demo crat. The democrats concede Perra's elec tion , but claim tbo majority Is smaller. Uoth houses of the legislature are republi can by two-thirds or more. Ferguson's ma jority two years ago was 1,900. MASSACHUSETTS. BOSTON. Nov. 9. With only two small towns to hear from Bruce , democrat , for governor , has 107,893 , Wolcott , republican , 190,238 ; Wolcott's plurality , 83,243. BOSTON , Nov. 9. The state legislature stands : Senate , republicans , 33 ; democrats , 7. House , republicans , 104 ; democrats , C7j social democrats , 2 ; Independent , 3 ; tie , 2. PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 9. The complete vote of the state , with four counties mlsslnsc , gives Stone , republican , 133,782 ; Jenks , d m- ocrat , . ' ,33,783 , Swallow , prohibition and hon est government , 121,137 , a plurality for Stone of 122,029 , which will be Increased to auove 125,000 by the complete returns. The toul vote In the state will approximate 950,000. TEXAS. AUSTIN , Tex. , Nov. 9. There Is now no doubt of the election of Burleson. democrat , In the Ninth congressional district by a ma jority of about 5,000. SAN ANTONIO , Tex. , Nov. 9. In the Twelfth congressional district , Slayden , democrat , Is elected over Noonan , repub lican , by 1,100 majority. Axree to Dlnnolte Amnelatlon. PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 9. The Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad company today adopted resolution ! ) endorsing ing the dissolution of the Joint Traffic as sociation and the cancellation of the agree ment upon which such association was based. Fach system represented lu the asso ciation will designate one person , who , to- e-Mcr , shall constitute a committee whoso liry It shall be to auttle and adjust the ac- . ounts and obligations Incurred In connec tion with the association. This is the Piano That captured the highest award and gold medal at the Transmlsslssippl Ex position Wo are the people who alone have the sale of these Klinball pianos in Nebraska but we're not going to put the prlco up but , on the contrary , wo can save you from $50.00 to $100.00 on the purchase Wo have done this for others and wo can do this for you Ve are making some very Interesting terms to piano buyers this week Hven Klin- ball pianos at ? 'J.,00 down and $10.00 a month All the styles represented in our stock today. A. 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TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST Itnln or Snow In P.nHtcrti lorrn ; l''nlr ami WnrmtT In tVntrnl mill Wont- cmelirnnl.n mill WASHINGTON , Nov. 9. Forecast for Thursday : Fcr Nebraska and Kansas Fair ; warmer In central and western portions ; north winds becoming variable. For Iowa Fair In western portion , rain or snow In eastern portion ; north winds. For Missouri Rain , .with snow , followed In western portion by fair ; colder In ex treme southern portion ; northwest winds For South nnd North Dakota Fair warmer ; south winds. For Wyoming and Colorado Fair ; rising temperature ; variable winds. l , n'nl Ileporil. OFFICE OP THE WKATUISFI HfUEAf , OMAHA , Nov. n Omaha record of tfin- per.iture une ! r.ilnfiill , rumpHied with the corresponding day of.Uia Innt three year * . IMS. 1637. ISM. ISM Maximum temperature . . : u r 50 : H Minimum temp nituro . . . 30 27 2' ! Si Aver.iRo tempcraturo . . . . "J Sfi 25 . " 5 Rainfall . T .00 T .00 Record of temperature and precipitation at Omaha for the day and since. March 1 , liQS- Normal for the day . 4 Deficiency for the day . ID Accumulated excess Hlnco March 1 . 201 Normal ralntall for the day . f > l Inch Deficiency for the day . 04 Incli Tofnl rainfall Bliuo March I. . . .250) ) Inches Deficiency since March 1 . 3 GO Inches Deficiency corrcsp'g pjrlod 1SD7. 11 1-1 Inches Excess corrCHp'g period 1S96 . 4.3G Inches nciiortn from Stntlonn nt N p. in. T .00 .CO .cy .00 .to .00 .02 .11 ! .m .mM .ri .on , GJ T indicates trace of precipitation. L. A.VKLSIf , Local Forecast Otllulal. In Nenri-Ii nf ( lie Teresa. NEWPORT NEWS. Va. , Nov. D. The United States repair ship Vulcan went to sea this nftcrnoan In seaich , of the lost Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa , which Is believed to bo nshoro somewhere In the vicinity of Cat Inland.
