in the event of a contest.
counties of the Tenth district.
pie to see to It that he la seated.
ocfatlc majority in each branch of t!
me will be assumed and maintained.
would again occupy his seat in the assembly.
not discuss the prospect of a contest.
districts Mazet has run behind.
*? district was about 250. There were a!
(a "I assert it," was the reply.
ble to give the total vote of the candldates.
ganlzed labor In Cleveland," said Mr.
ill who bolted their party ticket."
sn returns came In slowly to-day, but cone"
lo reported give Shaw a plurality of 40.301.
I? DES MOINES, Iowa. Nov. 8.?Re.
ct total Democratic vote about 100,000.
of of 1S1*7 of about 0 and 10 per cent reV(.
o- the United States senatorship.
mates of the results of yesterday's election.
from nearly half the counties.
'i(] over Moses P. Klnkald, in the Sixth disci.
was a rebuke to the national administration.
Stowers; attorney general, Monroe McClurg.
was cut &bout 10,000 votes in this city.
Iobb of at least 30,000 votes In this way.
was an exception to this rule, however.
beyond, doubt of the next presl-..
the llepubllcan party and that Mr.
In Ohio. The senator and Mrs.
transmission to the secretary of war.
and thence to the President for approval.
but not to mitigate It.
MANILA, Nov. 8.?6:B5 p. m.?Gen.
Mac Arthur has occupied Mabalacat.
Says Funston is All Right.
is promisod more cheerful reading.
by the Marquis of Lansdowne.
advance of the Estcourt force.
the present juncture, risk send!
ban. As many as six transports w!
Boer u? of the white ting.
* It will be Joined by tour battleship*.
Be- holding of private newspaper dispatches.
B<j_ aboard, was at Nagasaki when the St.
} c had over a hundred prisoners aboard.
iMost of these are destined for Alcatraz.
* assaulting an officer and one of desertlon.
The United States cattle transex"
port Wyefleld has arrived from Manila.
bin Major McGrath. Reported Dead.
ow Advices From Cape Colony.
Gen. Buller Checks Boers' Advance.
iay taken effective steps to check th?
tly Severe Fighting at Ladysmith.
tys DURBAN, Sunday. Evening, Nov. 5.?
ng Friday and Saturday nt Ladysmith.
Ith to Ralieve it at This Time.
Rency which exists In some quarters.
financial institutions ore able to accom:fl?
M not consider any exigency existed war- .
with a Krag-Jorgenson ritle. McNabh.
Pjy of company K, Forty-ninth volunteers.
In the presence of Count Von Buelow.
ru" tho Red Ragle 10 Count Von Buelow.
Arrive at an Agreement Which Will!
go to the United States. Great .
the approval of the senate.
equally us favorable as those now existing.
the partition of the Samoa?
Women in this city to-day.
$659 96. and expenditure^ of $557 64.
to the health of the community.
were shown in many parts of the state.
Mrs. Charles W. Bassett, of Sewickley.
resolutions on the death of Mrs.
and they were adopted by a rising vote.
fit length by Mrs. George W.