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Famoiti Tion of Harrison and About Twelve Ably Republican, Connecticut .And Punishments Have 3'Oup -. - - -- s i ysriss fss g.- rf s - 2 'fre MMtiia Jpailg H3l: Pwrsclan. ptorimtg, roemlm-- 8, 1888. ren county, net Republican gain of 11: A JAPMESE EBBOJSr. Shelby county, net Republican lo-- s of 19; Newton county, complete, Republican -: gain. :- THINGS SEEN San Francisco, 11 a. m , Nov. 7. Forty-tw-o THE INTERESTING BY OUR precincts in the state of Nevada out ,AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT. of 17 give Harrison 3,147, Cleveland 2,534. Three of the precincts are incomplete and - - forty-tw- o gie counting only to 2 a. m. The TI10. Prison of Toldo An JSmiy OF precincts above mentioned in 1884 gave Bulldiass Blaine 3,150, Cleveland 2,534. Returns . "Punishment Cell" Tho Workshops--A ' .. a from thirtv-nin- e precincts in Nevada, give Carious Fact The Women's Quarter. at Cassidy, Democrat, 1,GS3 and Bartine, j i . - SOYS YOUTHS ss Iclilgawa A Case. and Republican, for 1,934. Brooklyn, Nov. 7. Complete and semi- With exception of the county indica- the Yoshiwara, of F PERSONAL GOSSIP. official returns of Kintrs show from latest returns there is a l'ir which plenty hereafter, tho two prisons of a Cleveland majority of 11,954. The follow-- . tions that Cleveland has carried New Tokio are most interesting-'thing- s have BOOTS SHOE! con- the I Lew. Wallace known and injr is the vote lor congress: fcecona York state." Following this in the World Gen. is what ia .as a gressional district Felix Campbell, Dem-ocia- t, extra is this: "This is what they say at seen in Japan. These are, first, the great baseball crank. headquarters, prison upon of t 19.912; Thomas S.ivard, Republican, the national Democratic the Island Ishikawa, at tho President Carnot's tour through France 16,021). TUird M. J. Coombs, Democrat, and it was given out as the official utter- south of the city, and, second, the convict comrjlete any thB the will cost tho nation about $50,000. Is.tiie most of in state. Chron-- e 13,252; William C. Wallace. Republican, ance of the national committee to female of Ichigawa, in j a . .ncisco, Cal., Nov. 7. The and prison the center 21,211. John M". Clancey, Demo- of anxious visitors who thronged The king of Italy his temper- - tin- - election of four Republican Fourth crowd of the city itself. Tho former is completely isinown fcr 20.993: William E. Robinson, Repub- the parlors morning in search of latest -n iuterior mstrictrf, us crat, this isolated, all communication with the main ance in all things, except smoking. in the 11,351. Thomas II. MagnOr, news. The statement passed upon the wil fiist and ic-'d districts lican, Filth polico Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has resigned '- li Democrat. 18,069; Henry J. Hesse, Repub- fact that corrected returns from iuterior of land being by ferry, and contains ibbs,ti .)'1 BisjKS O iiiocrats, and 2,0o2 - - by lican. 10,320. the state show a large cutting down of men and boys, all of whom aro serving the presidency of thp Medical library, Boston. - WLien need of a ttt JDf 'i-- ents Jwve been defeated in N. , Nov. 7. returns Harrison gains and many of tho term3 of ten years or less. The latter con- nvWi a)d fagan., Repjbirans. Me- Trenton, J Latest earlier John Grass, the Sioux chief, is said to be , the Democrats will have a majority where the plurality had already tains 1,400 men and 110 women, among dia and Wi.deier. Ji, haver show counties very quick at figures. He is an Indian sum- and Sixth dia- of three ou joint ballot in the next legisla- been given purporting to be in full, are whom ore many serving life sentences. i te elected n the Third Especially is mer, so to speak. fietnrns from the Fourth district ture. still found to be incomplete. There is a convict farm attached, and it te jCfSSsj'Aa ls, Nov. 7. returns or in Kings county, Senator Stanford is not contented in the &nd uo ind cation is given as St. Louis. Unofficial this true it is claimed here capital punishment is inflicted, i raeairre of most extraordi- theie will be a tfyht before that senate. He is a business man puro sim- not Morrow, Republican, the vote this city shows where it is said ' and GOOD ivlieifcer or When was Otherwise tho two prisons resemble each - BOYS BAD BOYS been Returns from the Fifth nary and altogether surprising results. the count is completed. it ple. It is understood that he will soon ro- elected. 0.000. Kim- Wisconsin might other so closely that it is not necessary to ! jneasre and no conclus- - Harrison's majoritv is over learned that Illinois and i sign. ric are ball, Republican, for governor, has 10,000 be close states as well as Indiana and Con- distinguish between them in description. s based them. J Peters-hof- uui city sent to the state The a wpoden A few days ago, in a gun foundry at f, ink T. 1 he Republicans majoiilv, and the Republican ticket necticut telegrams were entrance is through massive BOOT-- OR At, Xov. 3,000 majority for state. Air. Defreest was the czar lifted a mass of steel weighing SHOE BOOT OR 'li'ree conpressn"ii in thi- - state. wsllrauge from about committee iu each gateway into a guard room, adjoining D.OOO cundidate-i- . In one Democratic state com- 700 pounds, cheers the sur- Vhititg, Republican, be elected in sheriff tn tor other the only of the which are tho offices of the director und'offl-cia- nearly to the of 11 the PJighth cougreasionaPdistncfc John J. mittee in the rooms. He said: "We are rounding workmen. itb. which now seems probable, on the The prison itself consists of a score or nine Renubli- - O'Neill, Democrat, pre en t incumbent, is not in as bad a shape as we were atton will stand jb. 1SS4. We will concede more of detached ono story buildings, all of Tho important news goes forth that Con- Democrats. Additional re- - beaten by Henry jSieucnugiiaus, day after election in txrt 1,800 every county for wood and somo of them merely substantial gressman Hopkins, of Illinois, writes with noon dot not niateri- - by and in the Ninth district nothing. I have wired G-iv-e ? gjved pto who was beaten receive them I shall sheds, under which the rougher labor, like his left hand. Somebody will now remark call, e can you - vote for troveruor. Luce's. Nathan Fauk. Republican, returns. Till I ns a for surely suit in tie the Glover, is now errors in the stono 13 performed. dormi- exceed lO.OtJO. two years ago by John M. claim the state. There are breaking, Tho that his left hand is his right hand. wdi C'astleman, by though how exten-siv- e'l tooth price and quality. 7. elected over Democrat, Kmgs county returns, tories aro enormous wooden cages, the front , nin"s Nov. Harrison's is com- will be Tho wedding of Princess Sophia of Prussia ;n Jyvra will probably exceed 30- ,- 2.10J. In the Tenth district, which do not kuow. The count and part of the back formed of bars as thick posed of several of the southern wards of looked after." and the crown prince of Greece is to tako in the Sixth dihtrict and as ono's arm, beforo which again is a narrow place of Tho ter - city, and nine outlying counties, suffi- headquarters Colonel at Berlin the last June next. n i he Eighth. ar,e both do- the At Republican covered passage where tho warder on guard are rccehed to indicate the sa-d- : say anything until it princess is not to enter tho Greek church. C. & CO., - cient return Quay "I can't E. .: tue Republicans every con- LEWIS walks at nisht. election ot Kinsey, Republican, over Clark, is all over. Of course Harrison is elected ' I ,i state but one. Says a foreign correspondent: "Tho lran-r.,'- present incumbent, by a handsome undoubtedly carried New York TUS PUXISIIJIEXT CELL. - Nov. 7. 12:55 Six .' the and has crown prince of Germany is a dear little fel- Iuoidnapjive majority. Fiom oilier sections of the state state. lam told that an attempt has been On leaving tho dbrmitories we passed prvciuctti iu even county a low, C years old, with fair skin, hair and JX'. Cleveland. 1J0.86S. The letums are too meagre to estimate made bv Democrats in Kings to small, isolated square erection, peaked N MAIN STRSET. .. results. Nothing lias yet been received but they do it." and coloring generally, and full of lifo and in- HO uci a IS34, gRveJBlame S1.054, t steal the state can't gabled liko a li tie temple. The door was i Ht,615. irom Kansas City or other prominent In the same 'issue ot the World which telligence." 111 solemnly unlocked and flung back and I was Conn., Nov. 7. noinls m the state from which returns are contains the above double le.tded type, James Depew, of Chauncey, is a Later state anxiously looked for. an edition are motioned to enter. It was tho punishment a brother elect Conjirsssman Edw.-u- W. carried over from earlier prominent business man in Detroit, Mich., The Head quart" ers for Best Boors an 'W ashington, D. C. Nov. 7. All daylong these wonts, apropois of Colonel Brice cell,.another spotless wooden box, well ven- the I , Democrat, of the fourth district. 'and doas not earo for public or poli deal life, 2Zr.
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