The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 15, 1895, Image 6
THE UNION TIMES.
UNION, C.
PALMETTO
POINTERS.
M.LMMi COTTOX ON THE SPOl !
Wvilpcticld Fanners Have but I.lttle
Cotton "Shlppt'd for Sul?"
Nowadays.
At in-itl eottoi. picking :p I
ubjtu ?\? i witli. nutl was harvested
the :? < < : <i for the nir.oiint
tutnh-. The crop has not wet cxpec
tutioKs as regards quantity. The corn
or<?p is generally good, am! the pen
crop is the best in year*. The priee
of cotton seed been so lew that ,
hut very little has been sold ut this !
point, it largo majority ot those ship- !
pel < xchunged for meal, which leaves
farmers decidedly in a butter petition
for f-;rth?r farming, us they export a
rise in the price of coinun reinl fertilizers.
The low price f"r e 11 .n and
iliigh price b>r fertilizers are Patching }
,people how t<> *;si* honie-rna.b manure,
(.'oiupnring this with leu years ago,
tin re is hardly lb per cent "I the cot'tun
being shipped for tale trow this
pla e to other markets. There it m j
growing disposition among tin farsnt rs
'to get what they ean for th< staple before
it leaves th? ir sigl>{.
\-w (owns <*ru\ving.
Vh" n- towns aloug the track of
INTuiieliesti r n I Augusta llual are
jluiilding up tight along am! seem to he
growing, on the etui below <*e<>rge
town tln.ro arc two, Cordova, about
,live ruiN s, nii'I Copes, uliout tw11 v
mile* tli.-ituiii. Oji tiir upper i ml trout
Orangeburg there aro Cameron, * - hi L
is the largest and most flourishing ?>t
the now towns, ami Crenb?u the latest
still, which was only made a depot
when theextension from Klloree was
Oomjileteil ami Imnr Star *-*i: 1 further
towards the SSaisteo Itiver.
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l>eep Wells for (iforsctuwn.
The driviug of the de? p wells at
< loorei town for the public us j.. progressing
well, three having been sue
eessfully lriven <1 uriug ti e past week.
The deepest one thus tar driven is m v?
nty-one feet, at the ltidig< School !
'House, t Jootl. pure water has l-ee**
obtained from eaeli one, and like iesuIts
are e.\}>eete ! lrom the reman i'.g <
ones, for i:i this way, no doubt, the
general health of the city will begrwttly
improved.
' rnshe'l t (> )>eat I:. 1
A young man named .lost ph#*** Vuen.
who works in tin bugging ^ at |
Charleston, was caught by tie. ^ | b y
?.t tin1 I??ui at whieh huj wor!l\M-nnd |
the. i?? It wrapped around his ]?ciirryiny
him up t<> tin* e< ilinyam! crush
iuy him to death. ifi- laxly was hr.dly
manylol. Mnubn was disoheviny orders
in lal.iny h !?! of tin pulley with
his hand-.
Anderson Sleli of Apples.
At a tin* tiny of tin* Anderson City ,
Council, In hi Friday i.iyht. an ordiliaiii
< was pass, I rei|u;rili; in autnii.
wnyoiss to pay tv license < n tin streets.
It has had the etlcet of ehurii.y tin '
sipiarc of many mountain way oiis. since
the mountaineer appears to he inwil1
ii)y i t pay a tax which ninouiitH to
ah out ijic-t'ifth o! what hi- tviiro ; r< - j
duee for hint.
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The Eolith Cnv liiui a. : tin
I'niv, rdt\ of Viryinia huv, stinted
their s-il scripiioti li.-t by raising >4(?0
at t harh ston the oMmr eii ht.
Mrs. Thomas Sumpter M'-atn. , :
Smith 'aroliua. was an .y ?! j
i r- :i the Woman's I'aildiny at \t.
Thursday. Mi>. Mean- <ii- ossa ; hi
.South ( ai'iiina I.aw u- 11 !o at- ttin
Marriayn lie
The ipiantity i ttoi: flint i- i>ei:.ir
limuyht to the < hunyehary market 'as
fall* :i ntl \< ry nrudi diirniy tin past
few weeks. Only a few hah- are
hroitpl't ::i en> ii la\ f y market. i'ln
fanners sty they ate hu!d:ny ' r 1 tter
j>ri what lit t! thev s'il! : ,.vi. . l
hats !.
<). K. 1;iri . v ntwehi yii.r- . . wa
run v< r ami instantly i;:i!> I l>v i
t!:? S< nth < 'isrolimi and?'? "f^in train
m J'ri f^nu : h shipyard i.t Churl* st?n;.
1 Ik- I?iy r.!11 .j t? I t" ithms tin- trui'i.
in !s nt 1 l:c ), .inf.: trail, an 1 :: -
ill Mated t!i< n: Villi i .
V' ! w I'll, a huii >1 l.eprr si ntativn
Iv ii.ii ill ilii'd n few tint s since if
III ll 1 li? bill. Hi 111) ! Ill it 1 I I. lilttt'U
l>y it '>ut it sai I, In. 1 : lii " ell
tin' > .nit > 'if!. 1. s ' i mill: uls'ei
siiine tin '11? ii: . I'K.liiil !y sium i tin*
virtt.s tniiv l. i\i (Mill' .i: >111n"t u.t:
fl cut (Il'ln I." I ! SuMC set'?.
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LATEST NEWS
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(iLKANI\<iS KKO.M NIAW POINTS.
Important lliippciiiiips. Itoth Home
uml Korclgn, llrielly Tol?l.
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Ncwsv Southern Notes,
tfrs. W. W. H. Mitel jfil w?s thrown
from in buggy at Montgomery. Aim,
on Thursday uritl instantly killed.
Louis Hnuvey, the wife murdc rer.
was coiivieted at Atlanta 1'hnrsdnv and
recommended t?? the mercy of the
court This means u lite sentence in
the | ; nitt atiarv.
At Haiti more, St. .Tames' Hull,
ow ned and need by the aoeietit - of St.
James' Catholic Parish, was burned.
The damage is estimated at ?10.000.
but the building will be entirely torn
down and rebuilt. It was fully insured.
The cause is not known.
At Kichmond, Ya., tuntry was :guominiously
beaten by Joe I'atei.eu <:i
Thursday last, l'ntclien w<u ?i>. jjrst
two heats easily in ! '. aud
Cieiitrv was distanced in the second
heat and withdrawn. l'ate'ien paced
the third lit at against 11 runninc matt
in 11:11. Tht track was si w.
Cajit. Frederick Lang a: d wife
Were bund dead in bed at their is me
in (birth i. ville. a suburb < !' Haiti mor<
on T u est lay morning. I'L? ii skulls
bud bt en erusbt 1 asul lln Jo use run
leketl. !t is supposed r.?bbery
was tbt incentive for the ! ' nr.trdel.
.Tolm Coih r>? uiiti Joi : ?it.\in
were, iustantly kili- tl and I . .:. 1 and
llurrv Join s frightfis)ly in ir- 1 Wed
iiesday morning by a eat :.t Mauei
eunl works jn'n ping oft* the i:. 'Hue aud
I'iuuginir into the Potaune. : neat
Shaw, W. Va.
William Stevenson. w hit* , a wellku"\vu
larnn r. d.*> \< urs -l ag< . (\r
t? n, Somerset County. Mi!.. w?:s -Lot
through the head. at the i- '.N while
trying to voti, hy Suuuoi Piokrrsou.
eolore I Stevenson is ii< t . \rei ted t<
live. Piekersou made his < seaja
Highwaymen entered tin rip t.ek? t
oMit the I eves A 1'ae ' e loul'.oio
Monday night at Dallas I". \:.s with
drav.n pish Isnnd lohlad I'. 1'. ;
tie tiel-"t agent, of the day snh - :
1 >**4'ti.. i re lohher- escajM i. !!.
unount oVu.oiiev tuiun is unkii w:
t*i\? Srve'.fy Day A?lvi nt !>-.
trial at Dayton, TrUU.. :'or Sal ,..t:.
violation, were nrtjnitted wit ho r. tl
jurors loavin;.: their seats, d ir.- .> < n-tf.n
d t i nteali a derided revu.s;. i
sentiment towards tie se j^oi', tie
riti/.ens of lihea County/where they
have a thriving settlement at <?ri.vs
ville.
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Washington.
Hear Admiral Sl.uleldt !! i isis
U -:d' !lt'? i:. Washington Th --.l-.v
JJv direction of tin* Atlorrua < i- i.? ru!,
thi" < elehrnted cases ii;: .in.-t I ni:- :!*
V. I > tho otUcera of tin: A. P. U.
and prominent iu?-ml>crs of the rle:
in Milwaukee have been dropi ed.
A warrant was issued at tin '! : usury
Pepurluu lit iit W'ushi
Tuesday for tho refund of tin- i:,e
tux to lb v. I>r. Tuhuage. tin n.mo.
preacher. who r. . ritiv muvd t" '1 .
city from Brooklyn. 1'he : !y . rurisr
i- us to tlie sum ju.id end thus refunded.
tmiuely. S i J. 12. !t u tin ; ! t
is income last your wr?* t1. ;
(mji\
Klcctieii I".
The Virginia House of P. ]< gut(- si
fur stands' Poniocrut
CU!!k nfld other oj.pos;!'. .
mplote at.l semi- ft'.ciul r< t r:;
from ?-\erv county :n Murvl.u.d gi'.i
i.ov.nes, lb publican for th . r:ur.
IL'n.ttl V ilurst. Peill'H l ut Mm".
Tho vole for (lovoruor lt*thl, was
Van mm. lb public.tu) "* ' ? * Br v.
P-v era? Pis.
Mhi'.i it: t!ie \(irtliw -!.
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throughout tb* Black Hivi r Fnlli section
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a itaii lie' e- fell, In ilit" tie ! !-.? . ..e.v
s tor in if the season. lie- Sues? t i r?
aiee mp!? tidy 'iiu nclieil b? ug buried
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1BATTLH OP THE BULLOTS.
Results of the November Elections
in Various States.
j SEVEN GOVERNORS SELECTED.
The Republican* SaccaMfu' In NritIt nil
Ibe State*?-New York and New .Ter?ey
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Republican by Ltrffe Mnj-.rjt.ei?-A
KepnbK~-\ii (Sovcrnor for 1!iirjlund?
' Tammany Win* In Hew York City.
The November elections of 1893, although
held in what Is called "an off year," excited
unusual Interest in all the thirteen States
and in the one Torritory In which the battle
of the ballots was fought. Iu nearly every
Ktato there was a fierce flsht within the
party that is usually predominant, because
of some local issue and this made It almost
i imnosslhle to niiej?<??sft>llir
I suits. Oorxl weathor prevailed u'.ifoyer the
j Union and because of this heavy were
! polled everywhere. In many pifivs'^ n?w
methods of voting wcro tned, all of which
worke.l successfully.
New York.
The weather throughout New York State
1 was line and favorable to ihe Republican
. ticket. Full votes were polled in the cities,
and about two-thirds of tho vote_seems t<
have been brought out in tiio country. Not
one county went Democratic above Harlem
River. There was a marked tendency to vote
straight tickets in handling the blanket ballot.
The number of spoiled ballot was stiri
j '-jsingly small.
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T\nv or state r.u.v-.m
The State re-oleets the pre?"at state ol11-crs
and cloets Judge Celora I' Martin t
tie" Court of Appoab' by pluralit: - ?.f alum
70.030. The same ticket was ear- o<1 111 1- <
iiy about 21.000 plurality. llo-h 'or is tii
iily ity showing Democrat i- lir.s. I; I
uMirntis carried Ren??Haer . a-l Alisinv
?'" I'taties. e!r -tiaR Senators in . K.-iin- -*
wa ii -te I to thoSenato in the Forty-see )j1(i
liistri-t. ami <togg-shull, independent was
ic -t-t in Oneida. N'iImi.Iv but K"p*ibl] .ins
w re *!<*i-t ! in Erie County.
Senator <'l.irnuoe 1,?xnw was : delete 1 in
Thirl oiul Petri-; r>y a r ii: ?ed m:;.
iritv \W?}ehester County \u"? witii the
Republican wave. J. Irvin;: Hums was
I -liesan Senator air;;.list Charle- 1*. MeClel,
fin 1. Tlse eonnty went about 1730 Iiopubheati
on State officers.
The Seii.it' anil Assembly are a-at Repul Ii
:nn by g?> I working majorities'. In each
M "iisc the ]; p:;t liean mujie-it . has been
in rip ; in Teamed. The Nmv Yor.; State Senate.
which will hold lor throe wins anil vnte
f< r a Crated States Senator m lst>7. will
I robablv stand Republicans. *:7; Democrats.
1J; independent. 1; Republican majority.
111. Tin Asseniblv will stand: RcpubI
iicauc, 1<W, P-iuoernts. 42; R publican majority,
lid.
The Republican State nffi"er- were re.
ejected by an averace pbiraiitv of ab mt
si 000.
It is-stimnt"u that, the propositi ju to cx,
i'i.'I -r'.'.ooo.noi) up, n canal impri>\en:eut> is
rri "il. n< measure J* a R ipublic.iu one.
ami it ii nolii vd the ticket earned it
I !i;> i.;_ri:. The -anal vote was, iirwever.
very light in some parts of the State, and
toe ipiesti'in was misunderstood in others.
in N'i'w Yiirk City Tammany Hall elected
every one of its candidates fi>r city and
e mnty offices, ten out of twelve e;.n lidatofor
the Sta'.e Senate, thirty out of tiiirty-livi
can ! id ales for the Assembly, nud Amos .1
?'vm tlaiff. it- candidate for the Unit"!
Plate? House of Representatives. Out of :.
t- :.,1 registration of 281,008, II >rntio ('
Democratic andidnte for Sc .-rotary
de, received 1.1","bl votes, ayairi-t
' r J .hu Palmer, me nepubliean candfdnt".
Of th- entire vote for all the city .ui I count
-I!: it- Tammanv Flail had a large major
i'arn.nany Il t'l elected its entire city a.i
inty ticket by pluralities varying from
is "Ob I 2:l,o00. It wa < estimate 1 that th"
Steel v ito iron Id n< ; exceed 7."00,
ai. 1 that tlx- flood (iovcrmuciit
lut vote would not exceed 1000.
I | 11:r.tlity in Now York City lor Horatio
('. i-iuur. Democrat, for Secretary of State,
.. : hn Pa liner, llcpubli an. Is 43.000.
I'nr < iiiit> t'l irk, Henry 1) I'urroy. Tarn
icaa*.. has 17.000 pluralit;. wi-r Thomas I.,
i! itiiilt >n, Fnsl -.i F llegintor, WillSi
he.'T. rmninauv <t* f?tn Thomas
r Keating, Fusion, by nliottt 25,000.
! < -arv t? all evj tut ion t !. icw ballot
.n:- ! practically ia> trouble ;r all. and ?>xj
-i |-t in a few iiisiuiii'cs it seen . I togivopcr'.
! ? ? itisl'a ! lob. A urinpio icatnre of the
lav .. i- t i r -cii.-c al some ot the poll.-,of
v.... invited voter.-, i ballotI".
?;?. [i.irti uilar candidate
I;. < inlyn arid Kingsf mtv ga\ -the head
i ie i.rati. Star- ii i? (ieiicral
il King. ? resident ot iir.oklyi:.
in .! '."It'll nil. jn.'it V } '. Ilirtoea :t -I t \V"lltv?
i; ; illcan Vwomblymou and possiI.
>i; it lea-, tiveul the seven Itf'pllllli
:ti'iidaics lor Senate v/cr clouted.
lie i' : 'i ' in-, it Wii-. -aid. nail elected a
i::tI 1 \ et the Hoard ol' Aldermen.
I. I a.ir ! \i tirniit. the |>t moeraticcandidate,
w.i il Mayor of Hr lol.Jvra by ii small
ii n tit > Til- vote for Shepard
. - i.dlcr than war anticipated,
i.afi r : .. a .th -ritJiti\ ? -tateu.eiit that tin
.' "ilar Jien.e.T a; i cit> and on lit >
iiu I ' a eti I in iJro-'klyri and
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1': i. ... I lur i ?'i!\ corroittnl rotun
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:< 1 . :i plurality of nbO'it 200.
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i i . till tll'? line tirm <>i Chi'
I! ,t ili .! J>:;vi ' Mil tin,
]t itiiiiinii, is ' Mi. ',.|<* I.
In ii". ii' ii- viiii "iiiiv tiirowvfi!
I! . 'turn- *-<? lar n?h 11? I' ;
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Nciv ilfflrwjfi I
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j .i I : M N.ui li'r T. .\KGI1I in u ulurul
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lly?sitmt(e.' a' a late hour from fairly com];>t?
return; >'f about 20,000.
II >i '.son County.the homo ot the Democratic
candidate. gave him a plurality of about
(5000 but in whi"h is the oity of Now
i Of.VEKNor-ELECT OEir.OB, OF NEW JERSEY.
ark. and the rural districts went heavily
against aim.
The Senate will remain Republican, as
lsist year, and so will the House of Assembly.
The Democrats made cains in the latt
ter body. Last winter they had but six ol
the sixty members. Next winter they wilhave
a membership of more than one-third.
Maryland.
Maryland went Republican by a plurality
of over 5000. The Republican majority in
Baltimore will be nearly 10.000.
Lowndes ran ahead of his ticket, but the
others are not as far behind as it was believed
they would be.
Senator Oorniau's own county-?Howard?
has pone aga'.nst him The Republican ma1
jorltv there will probably reach 500. In 1891
it save Brown. Democrat, about 400.
The 11 raid (Ind.) concedes the election of
Lowndi-.-, Republican, and says his majority
in the State may rea *h 20,000. It nlsso eon vis
i ho election ol a Republican Legislature,
whi -ii means a Republican successor to
Senate..- ?.ii son. and says thoeutiro Republican
State and city ticket is elected by good
majorities.
Lowndes carried Allegheny, his own
county, by a majority of about 1500, an in'creaso
of 1000 over Van North's majority over
thrown in 1891. Caroline County, which gave
Br >wn (Dem.R a majority in 1891, lias given
Lowndes a majority.
OOVKUSOR-ELECT LOWNDES. OF MAUYI.ANI).
At 11 p. in. t ho Democratic State Committee
conceded the election of Lowndes (Hep.)
for Governor, and Hooper (Hop.) for Mayor
of Baltimore.
Massachusetts.
A very large vote was |?ollod In Massachusetts
and Frederic T. Greeuhalgo was reelected
Governor by a plurality estimated at
TO.ftOd. against fir?,000 la^i year.
The vote in Boston gives Grccnhalge 3
7nr. and Williams33,287: Williams's pluralitv.
I 2.701.
1 ne defeat of the woman suffrage referendum
is pronounced. The cities and towns
ar<* lioth arrayed against tho movement.
Ninety-one towns out of 853 voted as fol-.
!< \v- Ye*. 12.605; No. 22,202. Wellosley
College favored woman suffrage. Three
hundred and ton votes were cast In the a 111 r inC.OVEKNOK
OBEKNI1AI.OE, OF MASSACHUSETTS
I Ative, no in the negative, and 08 of those
registered did not vote.
<>: tho forty Senators, not more than live
are 1) ni 'erats. and of the 240 ReprcsentnI
live-all 1 ?<jt ahottt llfty aro Republicans.
Ohio.
, O.iri is It pi.oh -an l>y a big majority. Tho
Hejntblie in S'ate Committee claims 90,000
plurality.
The Republicans will havo a large mujor!
ity in the Legislature, insuring the election
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I .i I;- j?sj??I?. .. i f*tiit I Si.ii.'^ Ni-n.v or to - )<
i-ift! t'nlviii rv Itrioc, I'his will tlm llr-t
, tiitio in 11 iiiy > ir-- ti'.it tli*
. .vill li.'ivi- Hi-nntor-.
I Tlio si/.? of th" vol * w.t ir|>ri-in.'to ail
I t,art nr. beinir tlio larife->t over uollcU m tbo
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! State. CaropbeM'n hope* of gains !n the
l cities of Clnolncatf. Oleveinud, Toledo and
(lohiiniiiis were 11-t??ionted by the first re.
turns. These cities more than equalled their
former pluralities, aud the counties indicat1
rd lit'le change.
Governor MeKiniey said that Ohio had
given loo.oon plurality to General Bushnoll.
General Anderson, "Chairman of the Democratic
Stale Committee, admitted that upon
the laeo of the returns it looked like a
plurality for Bushtiell of at least 40.000.
i Campbell admits his defeat.
Coxey, the Populist candidate for Govi
crnor, polled 61.000 vot?<, many more than
! either party credited to him. Chairman
j Anderson, of the .Democratic State Oommitj
t?'C, nttribytos this as one of the causes of
j Democratic defeat.
tftiiKjcT* i?. unrii'Mc, sun ui iTfsiunni unrj
Held, is electod Stute Senator by 13.000 in
I tho Akron Distrle:.
Colorado.
Tho elections in Colorado wore for county
j officers. A light vote was cost in many
j sountlos. duo to a snow storm lasting most
j of the day. In the three large oounties.
i Arapahoe, El Paso and Pueblo, the Republican
nnrtv seems to he defeated.
In Denver tho interest in the eleotion was
; Intense, and the fusion ticket will probably
. win. Armstrong for Sheriff is certainly
i elected over Webb, the Republican eandi!
date. The women voted about as generally
I as the men.
Mississippi.
Mississippi has elected ex-Sonator A. .1.
j Mol.uurin. with small opposition from the
j I
,\?r* /rr,
war * w -a </
rim />v> /; r
f 11 / " /a.
J. si'urr.tv. covnasot: or i :ss:R-icri.
I People's party candidate. Frank Hurkitf.
There was no Ropubliean candidate. The
Democratic majority will be about 33,000 in
' the State.
ItllnnlH.
Returns indicate that W. F. Hadley, Re
publican, has carried evciv ounty in the
Eighteenth t'nngressinua' District of Illinois
over Ed war! Line. Democrat. His majority
will be at leas' 230). w).f' is n iriv 1000
greater than < ; Kernanns. K-'p.ihlicati. a year
ago. Fan" ran on a free .?i!\.'r platform. and
tile l)e:n -rats "'it hi:n mercilessly.
liepuV "an- have curried theeieeiion by
: lurabtie,-. f about 01.0:)' on die eati-o
tielfet. Rail, the Eepu'elie m <mndida' for
.Tudge of t're Supreme Oonrt. !i d" ite.t
31 rrison. Democrat, by !1,500, The ItepubIleans
?lect?>d live < ! .- ;<'?is for the
^SO.O'ROOO drainage canal.
' t:\va.
Tite iewa Rei. . '.'i'an State Commitleee
. rdaini tiie'dection ol their tie,o i |?y a plwinlitvi.f
75,000. while t ho Populists double
tiioir vote i>i ."5,000 hi t if.i .
The Legislature, which wii! > iee? a Senator
to succeed Allison, will bo strongly llcpnblicau
in both branches. Tim Republieans
claim at least?') out of 100 repre-entiifivits
nud :i5 'ut .%i 50 Senator-. Late new-' :ip t
estimates. based upni; returns from all over
the State, place Drake's plurality nt do.000,
| With the rest of tiie ticket running from 5000
; to 10,000 ahead of him.
The contest was for tho Legislature and
State officers, tie- successful ti-'ket being as
fellow.-, flovernor, Francis Marion Drake;
Licut"uni)t-f? ivernor. Matt Carroll; Kuoerintendont
of Public Instruction, H-nr\ Sabiu:
Tiuilroad Commissioner. fleorire \\'. Parkins:
Suprer.e C<ei-t .Tosinh Given.
Yny iaiu.
The eleetion in Virginia was for member*
of tin- House of Delegates. ami for half of
tii > Stat** Senator;*. the D"iiocr.tts. and the
Ki>pnbli',nos eornbinud witii the "hones
olootlonists" having tickets in the field.
Tlio returns show that t!i" Democrats will
have a three-fourths majority in the Legislai
"J re.
Kcntnrkj .
Loui viiie has cone Ku.utiliean l?y f.000.
f'.radley fltop. > has carried Keatoii County,
and l:i jiuoli "iUs have elected a Mayor In
Covlmtloi:
Keturu- from iiincly-flv" counties and
V .a stly in ?mplet \ Rivn Flardin 32,
|>ra I.ey "s,." id; iierdia'- majority.
The l.?j*isi:iture is )?--*n?i"ritt:< .
N rlinitlia.
It is conceded ta .t tlv lloj.utilicans have,
elected th"ir smi" ticket in Nebraska. A
Justice of the Supremo Court and two
Kesfcnls of tho Statu University were the
offices lfi<? fillod. Th" successful candidates
are T. Tj. Neva! for Justice, ami Clmrio
II. Morrill and II.S. (iould lor Ui'j?ent?.
The iCcpuliH -.iris carried Omaha by ahout
1000 plurality.
Michigan.
Mayor I'inrr e carried Detroit. Mich., by
10,000 majority, an increase over his ia>t viej
torv. He is tne only man to bo elected
Mayor yf Detroit four times.
Utah.
Statehood nas hf "ii secured in I'tah. Early
in !:".:ti >i.s pointed to n J! pwMi- an success
in the ' "rritory and thn cle ionoi two Kor
a'oiietiti S'-nators :rom th* new State.
A S2.000,000 KLAZE.
' Tlie Biggest l-'iio in New Vorl; City for
Yearn.
Fi.- - d< Htroyed >'2,000.000 worth of property
n IJIeeckor street and Broadway in New
Y'.rk Citv on Election night. The Manhattan
Savings licitilu'.ion Building and the
Empire State Bank Building were consumed.
Several firemen and < itizotns wero injured
l?y fallini' tinih -rs', an I there wero niun y narrow
eseapes nti t thrilling rescues.
The flr- farted at the )iithwe?t corner of
<'ri'-kv and ltl" r hi reefs at nine o'clock.
Wii "i Folic man \V Isli t : -:i I in tiie alarm
the flames were lc r.-tiug Ir n a dozen window-.
f'fie (jr.. at;unicd vonderful head
;i:. I WI; n T : -1 II; nun reaction till*
,v t? hadly hurried, so intense
iVits tile !l":U,
Tlier* wj! I .o ' ovj.l* sii/ii in tho buildin.;
.? - a f - ) ?>y 11:? I .n pirn Spite JJ.ttik soon
after the -? v ili.-'.1 ivi'f '!. Firemen,
and -it i.-. i woo v.i-p' ai ling' them. worn
: thrown half way ri'-ro-u the street. A mira
>i timber followed tin rt, and they worn all
injur. <].
Thn IIii'iii's <|tii?*kly jumped ueross the
'reet. nnO in .i i w moments tin* Manhattan
Savings hot:: ition IttiiItlij ; w.is in lluim'8.
I lAoth huil'liii-'- wore destroyed.
At lui'iivicilRiil lira/it's
Tit" I5riti-h aav il oininnnder in Jfruzilinn
' wal'Ts 1:*i o- ufi .nforiuod that tho F.nirlisli
(inviT/iini-nt ,'U'I.nnwli'dciu JSra/.il's rights in
j thn Island of Trinidad Tho ltritish iloot loft
' ftio Janeiro f >r Montevideo, Uruguay.
II
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FORTY LIVES I
SACRIFICED. I
A sTKAM ltOILKK KXI*M)I)KS I
WITH TKK KIFIC FOKCK I
! Swallowing Up Many Working People, I
and the Flames Itroke Out to Add I
to the Horror. fl
At I?etroit. Mieb.. <ui Wednesday morning I
uD" >f th? .-team boilers of the Journal office I
exploded with terrific forco and terrible re- I
; iilt-. The boiler was located in the south- V
eastern corner <>f the building, No. 40 West I
Lamed street. The llr<t floor was occupied I
by the Journui mailing department in which I
a force of 15 men and boys are usually em- I
ployed. The second f.?>or i? occupied by the I
lingers Typogmph Supply Company, em- |
ploying seven or eight men; the second floor
by Hilton's Book liintlery, which employed
fully '25 girl- and men; the tourth was oecupied
l<y \V. K' hlbrund. im engraver, ami .m*
l the tlffh floor wa* the stereotyping department
of the .lourual. Only tbr?e ateu were J
at work in this department when the e\plo-ion
ooourred. The building. No. 45, y
pied by .John E. Davis \ Co.. grocers' sup- i|
plies, was also completely wrecked. Only
tine or six persons were at work there, hoxv- ?
ever, when the disaster urred, and the
los- of life in t*?:it t 11ii ii 11 will is- small. In
ati instant the Imil ling- were a in as- of
i ruins, under which wa- f -r ! many human
h"ings.
The explosion sIi.hu; th" surronuding
i buildings, and glass within the radius of a
block was shattered ill all directions, many
employes of adjoining establishments Im ing
! severely cut l>V the dying glass.
Half an hour utter the . \plosion occurred
i fsre broke ..lit in the debris and the firemen
had to suspend the w>.rk . ; rescue and de,
vote their attention t<> p ttting out the flames.
.!u-r ef .re the tlnnc - -tarted one poor
fellow was found with ti e lower part i t
his body pluioti' .l ligiitiv. IP was conscious
and 1 egged hi1 rescuer- ' , (,jm
' They worked like lleuds t< release the unj
fortunate victim, hut all t< no avail. The
: 'lames suddenly shot up are ind him and he
; had to U' toft t.? tiis fate.
I'p to t.oeii eight b.'di'- f.a 1 been taken
. from th" ruin- and t\v > tie r? were in sight.
; Most 1 ti e ho lies |,||d iie.-i, burned boy. lid
r ? " i? u. ^
The Iti.ger- ! . pograph Su| ply plant. wl;i h
; bad just Is-en leased P> the !\i urgent hale r
' < uipHii; to V.iliiam Duid. p. and which was
j l?i"ated "i, |lie MC'cud tt r of the wre.-ked
building, wa- entirely lest roved. and the
. I'.s- cannot he estimated, "lie destruction of
I tne f hint <uits off all supplies to papers u-'tuir
I 1!< r1- typo^raph machines,
j The list f "usualties continues to irrovv
I ami ii is now supposed that nt least to | ers?i;v
were killed ami 20 wounded. I he
i :! .. !< > I< v will n j?i*h STid.OOO.
rim list .d identified dead is as follows:
l.i /.. ii< Dapplev, Heury WiiUii, It. Hcit>
r. (nvirc* H. Roule. tie >?ve Shaw, lames
I. \V1!:::i i M 1 >it:.Inp, Walter 1'. Savl.y.
1.. I.. U''iv?T. Th.- hodv <>f the twelfth victim
is a l'.?y ' uidi'iititl.'il lis vet. Th" n:i-si?iir
i* in.her soir.' tit or-to.
i
KK<ovk.rim; i??*:ai? isodiks.
Over.'SO Persons Killed In the Detroit
IS ildino Disaster.
Th v\ ' " - -t.iti?c li. s of the vjetims
\v. !r:t?!-tv < vt.r t.-ioii in the Journal
.le'.-'iij; .t' I'eiioii |i!.ori-M-s steadily,
i ?#\ : 10 (loa.l li.nlif? have III. , heetl reeover;
a; I i-h-i;'. . I. J'he ?.. :.hnr killed vv til
J up) rovimnte 4". Latest developments
I dorm n-'.-.:;e -oii'-l -iv-ly ti. .i ncitliKont eare
t. - A"!' tli; eat:st of tie* disaster.
TI: - the foliowi../ were recover.- I
; i \ j It S...J. eit hookldm'.er in
Ifi,l? - ' . r\ .loini ti : ;oii, eleetrotyt*. r
' '.'li.. Kittie I.eoa.ird. Hosa Mor
. i hi. I r? iteidu'eiser. Jennie Neil.nnr,
1.; ?.- . - .ri. employed in Miller's hin.lery;
V."?- h, I'.i yea-s .-id; 1'rnest Ih,.-'k.s.-,
a-?i?t..iit ma.liiiu'derk loiiru.'il: Kioto.i
I.It - .: emj loye of Miller's himlery;
!;. ?. 1','etx. remains frightfully loirned nd
m diluted: t'ath"ri:u Miller, forewoinai. M.I
{ . r - t indery. I.u? I'r. tx. employ Dillil.iy
..i ! t'ompanv Anna W.-hlhuseh, < mplm.*
II. I.t's himlery; John F. I)erhy, carpenter; I
| -' i ii Uri. ll.'>. ? -r; ?J. Hi!- h
! l'-r- proprietor lllllcr'- l-inderv.
I?.\l '< llTKIfS OI<' ("ON FKI)KKA< 'V.
! Tliey l!a<l Their >li'ctins at Atlanta
Saturday. Kvcry ISoutlirrn State f*
Itf'pi'CSCIllOM. y
Tl'.' l>iuiRlit< r- ! ill. <'onfoderuey held
j i*i?'ir UK'i'tiiij; S i* rdi viatic auditorium at
i rt:. i. i.? Atl'inta. TheJr audion. n
!: !!' r< .I H.OOtt. -iilatives <>l tlm
[ - w r |.r.?hi from every .Sniuii.-rnV
1 ^r..:-- . from it.any .itt;?*r States. .Mr-, II.
!". M t'i-r ii W,i!( presided. 1 >r. It. V .
>!. . iil'-r. <>f \11..111;:. IT'Ti'iI the ? tii:?
pru "r. Mr.-. II I n ( . I'laim, president oj
; !'i" A!1:1111:i "liapt.-r, made I addre-s .!
w?'l *i.< ' !!' National Ar.-li. Sim -aid
I "Sortie part! 11;*rIy interested la
air r - ..i. pronounce llt<- -\tiil?it im\l ill
I ii:!' " ! " Mi .' government. Wti
] >! \ r> -iv il n.na* inac notiee> from
Si rtli'-rn > r.-. -p..u?|en!- and \v Iiiimi yet to
It.l'.r ii -i ?o|o ni':. .. v.r I
Air-. A|.'(ioodl'-' pp'-idt'lll o! till' Nillioli.il
li .nyh'.' T- - r !(! i 'onl?nil'ra v, responded.
In ; In' o ,r-o >1 Imr address .-in* said .
i "Only tIilrty years ago Sherman's army
I pa-.-? <! t(trough vocr State and city lik? a
i?'i.-. i g rain and di'sirimtioii. M t
.nd.i .tit .1 Icr us and daughters liavc repi.iri"t
1 Ii" '.Vi.'.Jc iind pin -s and llllidc l:cr
i'.-oaii a.-rc- Id. ??iit;.
'lis*. N'.'ll.c Kiii-lii -aiii' iii" "<'oii<|in'r,'ii
; ilai.i > r .ii.d Si'.v i: K vr." Mr. I. i *i?-rt
I . !\ i: j * i i T 'in i ! i..- Mrs. Clara Dnrguu
M l.- ii > >! a|r-. I>.. 1 Clap:ou rend u paper
"T. ' \\ a I |t|f t'onfeiieraey." !'r
>. I! ; i.'ii . ..i A'.iaida. \va- the orator < <'
-I.i>. SptvUin "I tli- '-sliiliit in llelic
I Hall P.*. II I'Uin xi:d . "No Mil' li eollivtlon ,
f r? i? - - i I tlx < ' nfi-l'Tii \ li.is ov?*r bi'fom
' <-ii i;?x-ii;b|? >!. 'I Ik- vlul'it appeals to mi- j.<1
vinif ii*?*sihjri?*?- m I In*' <ni'lii-^iun of I >r.
I { > |>U in - address tii<- ladies went t < > tin* <'?>i rate
I."lie llali wlii -h adjoins tli?
*lm~?*{t.- ' u.l'lin^*. to inspect tin* display. f
i s..t nlav v.ii- ?i-<i Iw.tr? day at tin- < \- I
; -i' < !. i .1 >i \Val><>n. <?i hHnware; j
(nivrno" Atl'ii "ii "! il'-or^ia; President (
< < !!.< r Air. |. in'. "! li'-lawari' Hpnke. |
A :an?e ii * vi !" r ? i l wareans werepresent.
A Wreck in limitiK'liy. A liiicing
H in Iv i 11 ?*? I.
\ i... iv irr -'l "ii (In- K^i
| mitral <) .i-ioii"' 'la l." i!-tvillii ami N;i*-ii1
\iiI'r.il.'iy rimri mr. \ north-boind freight.
111i * 13 "I I Willi si"-I;. ran inlo an <>;.i'i
' swil i' mill's Ic'lnvv < ini'inniili. Twslvo i
( -nr- . Ir<Iiiiit"ii" ivdly. ?>l llonr|
Inai in:!., "ii !ii-; way fr< >> I. Minimi wilii
1 la rx -s, was Killed It i- estimated that I.VJ
he,; I i' 111 .Mill _'0 lilies WITH killed. d
lii?>Ln II... ...I
i Th.v tl .< fa-ttraas- onlirvntal train of thf
! S Koilt'*, S' itlnTIl r.K'lll", is witho'lt f?
j rival Is oMnblkhcd by thb Initial trip of tbo I
?? .?? ?n. Har.si t loft Now Orlear.1,
! i'tnirs lay ii.nrninir, ? t. 31, with a full com- -- t
i |rui'iit. of j.nssrnjr.Ts, arriving at I of
Aini* In- Sal\rla> vonintr, on llio 'lot, tra- L
mtmi.lt ;!)' 11-1, ?11 ? i;i two (lays, nln? hours
i?i;< 1 1"? a iiuit"-.. San I'raa.-isuo was reached
' ri tin." mi throw days, two hoars ami la
riiarjt' -. tho fa-tot lima ever iaado in the
Li-tcry (. f railroads over an equal distance.