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Mr mtJociscQ cmioicixE mmt9 noyisiber i89i iBudds Plurality Ko Over a Thousand iHuralities of Successful Congressmen Jhe Legislature Overwhelmingly Republican pluralities of Supreme Court Justices Railroad Commissioner and Controller Sixteen hundred and fifty eight com pitted precincts of the State oat of a total ol22H snow a plurality of 2133 for Budd The 616 precincts still to be beard from ait in all sections of the State outside of gan Francisco A careful survey of the TOteiiy counties leads to the conclusion ttittbe complete returns will considerably diminish the above apparent plurality perhaps sufficiently to reduce it to considerably less than 1O0O and possibly 16 wfpe it out altogether The latter contingency is however not very probable GOVEKNOB 1 5 2B 2 S2a CoCJfTirs 4 I 2 i i a ilameda 99j 99 8296 6933 4594 19 i03 ioat 51 1S49 1622 30 1377 13 374 935 1166 1S4 239 293 Alpine Amador 21 Butte 55 Calaveras 30 rnltua 21 ia rMn 31 1H PelXorte 8 El Dorado 36 34 90V 934 405 I Fresno zz ini 4Jlenn 17 9 278 427 203 Humboldt GO 44 1750 1281 1680 Inyo 17 1 9j 227 117 fcero Ji King 13 11 542 473 255 1 Le 20 4 73 125 75 Lassen 22 18 372 34ti 20t5 ljAngle 117 11 11254 7619 4119 1 Madera 24 14i 3S4 503 217 Marin i 17 8 567 498 207 Mariposa 13 2 31i 29 14 Merdrfno 50 18 678 539 488 Merced 22 14 422i 470 424 Modoc IB 1 29 29 11 Mono 7 2 110 51 23 Monterey 43 371 1488 1328 821 Napa 25 25 l58 1360 147 Sevada 42 41 1494 1476 1279 OranK 1 SO 23 1353 886 507 Placer 49 22 927 087 384 Plumas 1 17 ITj 088 427 163 Riverside 46 16 62a 307 293 Sacmnto 6oi 61 357f 3037 2346 8 Benito 18 IS 90 770 205 gJJnrdo 51 i 48 2377 1318 1187 San Diego1 85 67 2567 1745 1693 Sanfrau 293j 293 19943 31169 6316 a Joaquin 41 45 2641 3536 1033 SLObpo 37J 27 1344 930 953 San Mateo 17 9 722 638 51 Barbara 29 27 1310 1153 656 Clara 71 61 3716 3921 1625 8Croxj 34 27 1612 1212 1159 Shasta 47 42 962 798 1067 Sierra 241 8 338 222 52 Silllyou 42 11 659 489 266 Solano 30 2 1969 2061 559 Sonoma V2 231 1490 1323 477 BtsBlslaus 23 19 734 1148 260 Sutter 17 7 226 273 48 Tehama 31 31 860 849 58 Trinity 22 3 133 147 21 Tniare 491 32 889 1053 1047 Tuolumne 27 1 20 20 2 Ventura 22 17 1169 896 466 Tolo 251 33 1190 1458 413 Inba 22 7 1163 1107 376 1 16581 Total2274 16581 95049 971821 43567 8tPBEMK JUSTICES Beniftiw Temple and Tan Fleets Majorities returns of the State so far as canvassed do not alter the results alreaov an Boonced Judces Henshew Temple and Tan fleet have been chosen the two former for the Ions ana the latter for the tlortterm The following is the state of the vote so far as counted Lose TEEM Benihaw 94271 Temple 85697 Torrance 66655 Kurphy 5976 fiibonr 33170 Bjck 30833 SHORT TERM VtnFleetR 83 Bridgford 59847 Dagrett PJ 47266 STATE OFFICES The Tote for Controller sod Other Candidates Owing to the enormous difficulties attending the canvass of the returns under the Astralian ballot system the attempt to ascertain the vote for candidates outside the bead of the ticket was confined to the Controllersliipit being assumed tbat the remainder would average up with that officer The San Francisco vote establishes the fact that ail tne Republicans on the State ticket excepting the head have been elected bv pluralities ringing all the way from 12000 to 20000 The vote for Controller so far as counted it as follows Colran 77510 Meagher 1 52703 Dore Pop 43766 COJJGKKVjIUXAL Swelling Majorities of the Successful Republicans The retnrns from the Congressional districts are complete enough to put the remit in every district beyond doubt The delegation as reported yesterday will Stand six Republicans and one Democrat Barbara in the First was ahead of Geary 1332 with 201 out of 433 pns eincta still to neaT from Intbe Second district Johnson fC in a count of 328 precincts out of a total of 457 has a plurality of 3385 which will be considerably increased when the remaining precincts are beard from Hilborns plurality in the Third district after a canvass ol the votes of 177 out of 242 precincts reaches 2801 It will enily top 3000 when the count is completed Mr English will not coutest this tuaev in the Fourth Congressional district completed count elects Maguire who Jwled H566 Votes Shannon received Collier 55G5 and Rowell 37a Of the 200 precincts in the Fifth district 177 have been accounted for making IstR plurality 376L MeLschUn in the Sixth is 6694 ahead of Patton with fifty eight precincts iaa to he ar from tte hundred and twenty one of the Precinctsof the Seventh give Bowers a plurality of 4008 THE LEGISLATURE oth Houses Will Be Solidly Kepub licao The returns irom the Senatorial and Aaernbly datricts of the State show tbat no material changes heed be made in tbo janouncement of yesterday that the Re PUbltcans would have a majority of fifty on Joint ballot the legislature and attbeywSiibe abie to organiie both OQaes hirini vtrr Itr nirtiH in each RA1LBOAD COMMISSIOX vt Bnn Po Sot Cbane Tester dayj JteaidiUi MM KaUroad Oommisston stands as announced yesterday sM 4 Pecu ontof71 yet to be heard Imm lntlV jfrJf iT i 5 tln Jl i district Stanton leads arI236L with nnlvlQ nnr tu vrr cinctsoHhe district to hear frdtn tne iitpubiscan candidate In the Tbtrd district with complete returns from jOI fcreeinrt and 9ri a has polled 39773 Totes FhUUpshas 30840 and Rretr una ALAMEDA Five Upubllen Aaaemblymea and Two Senators Oakland November 8T The count In Alameda cpunty was completed at 7 oclock to night The complete returns give Estee a plurality of 1313 votes The complete figures are as follows Governor IL Budd 6083 Estee 8296 IT French Pro 587 Webster Pop 4594 Lieutenant Governor Dunn Pro 444 A Gregg Pop 3910 Jeter 5555 Millard 8579 Secretarj of Sute Brown 9905 Maddox 5235 Me Gtynn Pop 3297 Waite Ind410 McC Winchester Pro 2SU Controller Colgan 7877 Dore Pop 6303 Meagher 4713 a Needham Pra 36H Treasurer Barton Pop 4115 Castro 4774 Magoon Pro 499 Rackliffe I 9810 Attorney General Dorland Pro 553 Fitzgerald 7249 luckel Pop 6547 A Paris 4265 Surveyor General Angeir 4735 Bassett Pop 3767 Spurrier Pra 447 Wright 914 Clerk of the Supreme Court Land borough Pop 3714 PW McGIade 5048 Xetherton Pra 544 Ward 934a Superintendent of Public Instruction a Black 8145 Burns Pra 437 A Richardson Pop 3710 Smyth 6323 Superintendent of State Printing Curry 8775 Hurlbert Pop 3795 A Johnston 7934 A Shee ban Pro 572 Associate Justices of the Supreme Court fnllterm Buck Pop 2836 Gihson Pop 6354 Gould Pro 368 Hensliaw 12 169 Murphy 4003 Jackson Temple 8403 Thompson Pra 454 Tor Tance 4178 Associate Justices of the Supreme Court Daeeett Pop 5981 Hurst Pro J488 Van Fleet 7550 Congress English 6549 Milborn 9373 Scranton Pra 402 A Vann Pop 3018 Board of Equalization 0 A Lane Pro 692 Morehouse 7210 Wells I 7G85 Wheeler Pop 4006 Railroad Commissioner A Bretz Pop 6053 Clark 6503 Kuns Pro 373 Phillips C137 The complete returns on the iegislative ticket are as follows Twenty sixth Senatorial district Bullock 1429 8 Denisofi 1923 HMontgomerv Pra 89 Pierce Ind 1317 Stuart 1129 Denisons plurality 495 Twenty eighth Senatorial district Beard ii 2425 Keep Pra 174 ONeill 1987 A Taft Pop 399 Beards plurality 438 Forty sixth Assembly district Brown Pop 283 Fassett It 1102 Mendenhall 1048 Russell Pra 88 Fassetts plurality 114 Forty seventh Assembly district Bishop Pro 33 Majors Pop 722 Xaylor Ind 514 Rawson 967 A Waymire 1884 Waymirea plurality 817 Fortv eiuhth Assembly district BschrachD 684 Ford Pop 538 Robert Guy It 999 Laidlaw Ind 285 McDonald Pro 42 Gays pluralitv 115 Forty ninth Assembly district Collins 843 McDonald 856 McCargar Pra 475 McOlellsn Ind 270 MGuire Pop 810 McDonalds plurality It Fiftieth Assembly district Fnrrell D600S Goodenough Pop 869 North 1273 Varner Pra 47 Norths plurality 404 Fifty first Assembly district Dodee 1515 Fitrh Pop 591 Ii Latourette Pra 8X Pringle 851 Dodges plurality 634 Alameda county elects five Republican Assemblymen and two Republican Senators DEL NORTE The Tote Cloae bat Kites Will Probably Win Crescent City November 8 Six precincts heard frcm out of eight cive the following Budd 185 Estee 179 Webster 173 Millard 179Grega 186 Jeter 152 Buck i 1 12 Gibson 106 Murphy 273 Temple 137 Geary holds his own Griggsby runs well The indications point to a Republican I majority Two Republican precincts are yet to hear from Tomblin for the Assembly leads Estee will have a majority Johnston the Republican candidate for State Printer has run ahead of his ticket HUMBOLDT Webster Will Trobably Be Defeated Alo Geary Eceeka November 8 As returns come in Estees chances forcarmnir the county over Webster incrense while Gearys chances of beating Barnam decrease Up to 9 oclock to night fifty two out of sixty precincts had beer heard from These give Budd 1356 Estee 1863 Webster 1904 Millard gets 20S6 Jeter 1197 and Gregg 1548 Barbam has 1846 and Geary 1825 triti aouprul waa nrrtrinef in hAitr from year polled 243 votes as follows Republican 128 Democrat 99 Populist 16 IOS AUELES Supreme Justices HnHroad CoramU eionera and Controller Los Asueles November 8 Complete returns from Los Angeles county with the exception of one very small precinct Ballona give the following vote on tre Supreme Court Justices Railroad Commissioner and Controller Supreme Court Torrance 10781 Henshaw 10620 Van Fleet 10974 Temple 6179 Murphy 5532 Bridgford 5527 Gibson Pop 42G9i Buck Pop 2645 Dazgeit Pop 4600 Railroad tomnisioner Clark 10592 Phillips D620U Bretz Pop 5032 Controller Colran 11847 Meagher 5637 Dore Pop 4883 The total vote cast in the county was 25081 compared with 22778 cast for President in 1892 Republican Plurality Given by the Mountain County Grass VALLrr November 8 Complete retnrns from Nevada County give Estee i094 Budd 1476 Webster 1279 For Congress Caminetti 1428 Johnson 1417 Cornell 123L No returns have been sent in on the Supretae Court Controller or Railroad Commissioners The candidates on the various tickets will probably run with the heads of the tickets KITEKSIDE Estee Given a Plurality of Over Eight Hundred ffiTEBsiDB November 8 Returns received from the entire county except half a dozen remote precincts give the following results Estee 1588 Budd 755 French 462 Webster 19 Esteea plurality 823 For Congress Bowers 1770 Al foKt TJ 61T Gilbert Pop 600 bomers Pro Bowers plurality 1162 For the Assembly Freeman R859 WibeL Fopi U03C Freemans majority 456 The preoU yet to hear from poll bout 2U0 YC tes The coantyprohibitioh ordinance hft a mntnrlttrnf 7R In itVfivnr hut twelve precincu are to be heard fronw Ait filKGO Eatee Give a Larrs Pluralitv In the Southern County 8 AsDnsao November 8 All the prer cincts in the county but twelve in the mountain districU give Estee 2852 Budd 1877 Webster 172L Torrance claims 100 plurality south of Tehachapi oter Temple and does not concede hit defeat SAN JOAQUIN Revision or the Tote Cuts Down Budds Plurality SToeiTos Novembt 8 A revision of the leturns from all of the forty nine pre cincts of San Joaquin county give Budd 960 plurality The plurality given yesterday was 1054 The total vote is Budd 3517 Estee 2557 Webster 1036 Clark for Railroad Commissioner has 940 plurality in San Joaquin county SANTA CLARA Budd Carries the County by a Small Plurality Sars Jose November 8 The total vote of Santa Clara county for Governor is as follows Budd 4404 Estee 4337 French 1034 Webstr 1850 Budds plurality is 67 CAUGHT BY COWBOYS ARREST OF ANOTHER ROSCOE ROBBER Captured With a Companion After a Fight in Arizona Special Dispatch the CmtosictB Phesix A November 81 Kid Thompson who has been for a month past indefatigably hunted by Southern Pacific Federal and Territorial officers with a companion Kernel Hopper this afternoon were brought up to the Courthouse and surrendered to the Sheriff by Tonto basin cowboys by whom he had been captured early yesterday morning He is wanted for having been implicated in the Roscoe train robbery near Los Angeles last spring An immense crowd gathered to see the two outlaws tied by stout cords to their ponies and guarded by tbeir cowboy captors who were armed to the teeth with Winchesters and revolvers All had ridden seventy five miles in the preceding twenty four hours and men and beasts were thoroughly jaded Thompson and Hopper were only taken after a fierce struggle in which shots were freely exchanged with William Moore of the Reno ranch who had received word from the deputy United States Marshal here to be on the lookout for Thompson and a companion He immediately suspected two strangers who rode by his place last Tuesdny He summoned Ira Crab tree to assist him and the two men came up with tne fugitives and commanded them to throw up their hands Up went the bands of Ihompson and Hopper holding their drawn revolvers A moment later Hopper sent a bullet in the direction of their pursuers and both turning tbeit ponies rapidiy retreated followed by a couple of shots from Moore Hard pressed the suspects abandoned their horses and took refuge in a rocky canyon where they were besieged until daylight when they again opened fire sending bullets near Moores head Several shots were fired in return and at length leavine arms and ammunition in their retreat they came forth hands up and surrendered Thompson is known to have received a few weeks ago at Tern pe 000 of th Mexican money stolen from the train at lios coeand to have exchanged it here for American coin with a Chinese storekeeper Rewards aggregating 4800 from Wells Fargo Co the United States and the Los Angeles Connty authorities wereoffered for the conviction of Thompson Hopper is understood to be a nephew of the notorious Luke Short a desperate character of this territory and of Kansas BOUND VALLET INDIANS They Receive Their Allotments of Land From the Oovernment Dr William A Winder of San Diego special agent of the Interior Department and Surveyor Miner have returned from Round VaUey Mendocino county where iheyhave been engaged since April last in apportioning land to tbe Indians Under the apportionment each Indian woman who is married to one of her own race has been given five acres the husband ten acres and all children ten acres Indian women who are married to white men and lhre are many of them nave received ten acres and the husbands nothing We have made 601 allotments and allotted a total of 6020 acres said Dr Winder at the Occidental Hotel last evening That lias taken every of available agricultural land in the valley and there are some fifty Indians for whom no provision has been made I do not know how they will be provided tor In addition to the agricultural land we have apport oned 49XXX acres of hilly grazing liiil among the Indians All the Indians who have received land will be ci zens and voters next year and they will cut a big figure in the elections in that district They are all awaiting the next election with manifest anxiety and are already doing a lot of electioneering John Brown the chief of the Uties wants to be a Justice of the Peace and from present indications be will probably get the office One very interesting thing which I noticed while alloting tbe land to the Indians was the character ol the names which some of tbe Indians have assumed One Indian is known Daniel Webster another aa James A Garfield and another as Abraham Lincoln There are two Henry Clays and four have assumed the name of Jefferson Davis They hold their land under these names QUITE A SURPRISE How a Grand Array Commander Was Treated by the Comrades A funny incident happened to Commander Thomas steinnteyer of Grand Army of the Republic Post Na 8 on Tuesday evening Commander Siein meyer happened along in the neighborhood of Post Na 10 at Seventh and Wharton streets and thought he would stroll in and give the boys a surprise Unfortunately it happened to be one of the secret meeting nights and the pickets pounced on him at onct He was taken to tbe guardroom and the corporal or the guard in spite of bis protestations and declaration of his rank placed him in durance vile as a spy where he was kept until 5iit yesterday when the officer of the day happened along and recognized hint and he was released with profuse apologies Commander Steinmeyer is very wroth however and says he is only anxious to catch some of Post 10 prowling around Broad street Ill have pickets but as far as Oxford street at our next meeting he exclaimed as he denounced this outrage upon his dignity as a post commander Philadelphia Timet French Ambassadors Pay Though the salaries of all the French Ambassadors are the same 8000 a year they receive larre sums in addition for their official expenses At St Petersburg the Ambassador Is allowed 34000 a year at London 32000 at Vienna 20uXl at Berlin 20000 at Constantinople 18000 at Madrid 16 000 and at Washington 10000 New York Sim Failure of a San Bernardino Bank Funds Withdrawn by Big Depositors The Heath Case at Last Ended Finally Dismissed in Los Angeles Special Dispatches to the Chbokiclk Saw Bersardixo November The First National Bank closed its doors this morning at 10 oclock and did not reopen again for business Yesterday large sums of money were drawn ont by heavy depositors but so quietly tbat the public in general was not aware of it This morning three or four heavy depositors checked out large sums as soon as the bank opened running tbe cash on hand below Its limit and Cashier Kohl closed tbe doors In a short time the sidewalk in front of the bank was filled with depositors anxious to get their money but the doors were not again opened A notice was posted saying Closed for wanhof funds It is officially slated that the bank will not reopen for business but will go into liquidation Tbe assets it is believed will meet all liabilities Cashier Kohl has so far failed to make any statement of tbe condition of the bank President Joseph Brown was in Cotton at tbe time attending to private business and did not hear of the failure till about noon when be at once returned to the city The other banks in tbe city are sound and have not felt tbe effects of the failure in the least This bank was not under tbe super I vision of the Bank Commissioners but under that of the National Bank Examiner but like other national banks in this State reported to the former last July out of courtesy The report which was made by Joseph Brown the president and II Kohl tbe cashier stated there was then due depositors 218860 88 The other liabilities were Capital paid in coin 100000 reserve and surplus fund 56000 undivided profits and contingent fund 10616 83 due banks and tankers 2 561 18 national bank notes outstanding 22500 certified checks 1500 total 412038 89 Tbe resources were given as follows Batik premises 10000 real estate taken for debt 10100 United States bonds to secure circulation 25000 mis cellaneons bonds stocks warrants and judgments 10472 61 redemption und with United States Treasurer 1125 premium on Cnited States bonds 2500 loans on stocks bonds and warrants 26 809 37 loans on grain and other securities 10000 loans and discounts on personal security 233270 47 money on hand 40812 65 checks and other cash items 3190 14 due from banks and bankers 19040 70 furniture and fixtures 1000 expenses and taxes 4717 95 toUl 412038 8a Tbe capital stock of 100000 was all paid up This bank was one of those which closed last year in Southern California Several of them were wrecks but the First National made an arrangement with its de Fositors which allowed it to open again agreed to periodically pay them a certain part ot what was due them and since its reopening it was considered solvent It is said by some that the cause ol the failure originated in personal quarrels among the officers of tbe bank The bank when closed had deposits of about 200000 HEATHS CASE DISMISSED The Man Accused of McWhlrters Mnrder at Last Free Los Asoeles November 8 In the Su perior Court this morning the case of the people against Richard Heath charged with the murder of McWhirter in Fresno nearly two years ago was dis missed He stood two trials in Fresno county with a bung jury at each trial A chsnge of venue was taken after the last trial to Los Angeles county and the case was set for to day and when called was dismissed The case has cost the county of Fresno over 100000 they do not feel that they bave a certainty of a conviction here and do not wish to go to the further expense of from 50000 to 75000 BURGLARS GET NO BOOTY They Blow Open a Safe In Modesto bnt Find Nothing Mopesto November 8 Some time during last night the fireproof safe in the private office of the Modesto Lumber Company was blown open by burglars A hole was bored through the top through which an explosive was put One door was blown off its hinges and the other was badly wrecked A cast iron box which had been inside of the safe was found 300 yards from the office It had been pried open but it con tained no money so the burglar secured nothing The large bnrglar proof sfe in i the mam office was not tampered with There is no clew to the perpetrators fur tliar than 1 a the hrr ainl hit iivaH hr i the burglars were stolen from a wagon shop in this vicinity CHARUED WITH FRAUD Colonization Companys tracers to Explain a Stock Transaction Los Akgeles November 8 Harris a stockholder in the California Colonization Company of this city made a complaint this afternoon charging that Gosper George McKnight Ottarson and Case directors of the company had fraudulently issued to themselves ten shares each of the stock of the company in lieu of services to be performed The affiant claims that it is contrary to law and asks for the arrest of the defendants DIED BROKEN HEARTED Disappointed In Not Getting an Expected Office Seattle Novembero Captain William de Wolf who brought the steamship Walla Walla from the Atlantic to the Pacific died here yesterday aged 65 years He expected to receive the appointment Of harbor master after the last city election but was disappointed From that time be faited rapidly His family say he died Ql a broken heart His family is one ol the most aristocratic in Rhode Island fng department ere discharged this afternoon and other discharges will take place very soon The Adams was taken ont of the dry dock this morning and hauled alongside the wharf All he spars and rigging bave been taken down and stored in the varionr storehouses and as soon as her stores are ont the ship will go oat of commission OPERATES IN HOTELS A Notorious and Clever Thief In Lbi Aagele Los Asqxles November 8 The police are gathering information against the burglar Bright who was recently sentenced to the penitentiary for burglarizing the rooms of Mrs Noble at tbe Hotel Metropole Catalina island In 1888 Bright was arrested in Washington for robbing Mrs James Brown Potter Of over 3000 worth of diamonds while she was stopping at one of tbe leading hotels of the capital city He has tbe distinction of being the only man who ever broke out of the Washington City Jail and eluded arrest After leaving Washington he went to Florida where be had all the leading hotel proprietors distracted on account of his smooth work While in Washington Bright had or caused his picture to be published in a weekly paper as the husband of Mrs James Brown Potter Tbe police say that be is the smoothest and most dangerous hotel thief in the country RICH MINES BOUGHT San Francisco Men Invest In Alaska Properties Tacoma Wash November 8 News from Alaska says that A Hay ward and Lane of San Francisco have purchased twenty one of the richest quartz clams in the Silver Bow basin The Alaska Aevrs of Juneau states that It is tbe biggest mining deal in the historyof that city It is said that England has laid claim to the head of the Chilkat inlet 400 miles northeast of Juneau and near Mount St Elias This claim is made as a result of the international boundary survey work for the purpose of establishing a coaling station there FIRE TO CONCEAL SICRDER The Bodl of a Man and His Wife In Their Bnrned Home Sax Diego November 8 Tbe bodies of Mr and Mrs Lempe who kept the Half Way House in the Valley of tbe Palms between here and Ensenada Lower California were found in tpe ruins of tbe house burned to a crisp It is supposed that they were murdered and tbe house burned to cover the crime Water for Irrigation Holiistee November 8 Arrangements were completed to day whereby the construction of the San Juan irrigation companys system is an assured fact Eastland of San Francisco is at the head of the company The system will cost 250000 and will irrigate 10000 acres Theoriginator of this enterprise George Gates has after two years work achieved a grand success The project has been enthusiastically backed by one of the leading citizens of this county Dr Thomas Flint Msjor Wanoni Death Denied Port Towssesp Wash November 8 Captain Andrew Wasson of this city denies tbe statement that his cousin Major James Wasson committed suicide in Meiico reoently Captain Wasson has just received a letter from his cousin who is soon to sail from San Francisco for Japan Wife Dead Husband Dying Vamejo November 8 Tbe wife of Gunner Stephen Young United States Navy retired died to day at the residence of her sister the wife of Sail maker William Redstone United States Navy Gunner Young is himself lying at the point of death at the hospital on Mare island Charged With Embezzlement Tacoma Wash November 8 George Boggs ex City Treasurer was arrested to night upon information by the County Attorney cbargiug the embezzlement of 24 368 the sum deposited by him in the suspended State Savings Bank He iru mediately gave baiL Struck by a Train Redding November 8 An old man named Voigt was Crossing the railroad track in a cart below town to day when the engin of a freight train struck the vehicle throwing the old man out He sustained serious injuries WORDKNS CASE NEARLY ENDED Cook for the Prosecution Will Speak To Day WooDtAXD November 8 In the Wor den case to day Attorney Strong for the defense concluded his argument He endeavored to show an alibi and tbat tbe defendant was insane He was very bitter in his denunciation of the detectives Who testified Attorney Cook began his argument and will conclude to morrow when the case will go to the jury NATE TAKD NEWS Discharge of Workmen The Xorktown Ordered to Sea VAttwo Novembers Dischargee have already commenced at the Navy Yard Sixty mechanics la the steam engineer Sentence of a Forger Los Angeles November 8 Ley shon who forged the names of several people in this city was to day sentenced to six years in San Quentin prison A stay of execution until next Saturday was granted Telephone to Vancouver VASCorvEB November 8 Telephone communication between this city and Seattle was established last night but it will be a few days before the line will open to the public EARLY ENGLISH CLKKGY Vicissitudes of the Church Priests and Monasteries Daring the first half of the eleventh century there is got eason for believing that the secular clergy including tbe parish priests it England had never Deen so numeroussays a writer in the Nineteenth Ctnlury Not only so but tbat relatively to the rest of the population they have never simie been so rich or occupied so strong a position In the Domesday Survey hardly more than 1700 churches are mentioned but it is agreed on all hands that this represents very inadequately the whole number tbat must bare been In existence at the time of the Conquest That number must certainly have run into thousands Every one of these churches had its endowments in the shape of tithes and offerings Every one had its glebe On tbe other hand the monasteries had by no means recovered from the devastation wrought by the Danes Many of tbe smalier bouses had been entirely blotted out and it may be doubted whether there were forty monasteries worth mentioning that were at this lime In working order from the Tyne to the Exe It may indeed almost be said that at this lime tbe parish priests had it all their own way and I am afraid that these clergy were none the better for their prosperity rather that their riches bad done them harm in more ways than one Soon the fashion began of founding new monasteries The cry was raised that only by tbe revival of the stricter religious life of tbe cloister could the priests and people be reformed The tide turned against the seculars and the monasteries rapidly became wealthy corporations enriched by lands and manors pimtinuedJnim Fini Faqc trict show the election AJL Dscrery DbyS42plnraUty In the Congressional districts it Is now fairly established that the First Hatchs Fourth Ellisons Sixth DVarmoTtta Beventb HeanTa Ninth Champi CJarkeX Thirteenth FpxJ Fourteenta Arnolds and Fifteenth Morgans have been carried by the Republicans The Kansas City ar Independent figures that John Tarsney for Congress has carried the Fifth district by a little i oTerSOO In tbe Congressional fight Dockery of the Third Tarsney of the Fifth and Cobb Of the Twelfth are the onlj Democrats that have been elected on the face of the returns Rlcbr in the Third district is clearly beaten by Clark Hall in tbe Second for whom there were strong hopes until now has surely gone clown EUiion in the Fourth and Heard in the Seventh are buried In the Eighth Silver Dick Blande rural onstituency has given him the go by in favor of Joel Hubbard In the Ninth Champ Clark has been defeated by Tecloar of Audrain a school teacher with protection tendencies Barthold in the Tenth Joy in the Eleventh and Ranney in the Thirteenth swell the Republican column New Jersey Newark November 8 Ftrst Londenslager Second John Gardner Third Howell Fourth Pitney Fifth Stewart Sixth Parker Seventh McEwan Eighth Newell Fowler New York New York November 8 The Congressmen elected are First McCormick Second Hurley R5 Third Wilson Fourth Fisher Fifth CG Bennett Sixth HoweR Seventh BartleUD Eighth Walsh 1 Ninth Miner Tenth A Campbell Eleventh William 8ulser Twelfth George McGlellan Thirteenth Shannon Fourteenth Quigg Fifteenth Philip Lowe JR Sixteenth Fairchild Seventeenth Odell It Eighteenth Lefevre Nineteenth Black Twentieth George Sonthwick Twenty first Wilber Twenty second Curtis Twenty third Foote Twenty fourth A Chickenng Twenty fifth Sherman Twenty sixth George Ray Twenty seventh Poole Twenty eighth Payne Twenty ninth Gillett Thirtieth Wadsworth Thirty first Brew sfer It Thirty second Mahoney Thirtv third Charles Daniels Thirty fourth Hooker North Carolina Raleigh November 8 tbe absence of official returns tbe following carefully prepared report may be relied upon as nearly correct The present Associate Justice Walter Clark wilkeep bis seat as be ran on both tteiess and got nearly all tne votes cast The next United States Senatjfri will probably beMarion Butler and Jfesg tbe fusion 1st candidates Congress suits Firt district Skinner ond Woodward Third Sh Fourth Stroud Pop Fifth SettH Sixths Lockhart Seventh Shirfo Port Eiehth Lfnnev Pon Ninth Pa son and Crawford both clainpYr tbat the official count necessary 3 Cide Texas Abilene November 8 Texas may possibly lose eleven out of thirteen Congress men as the following will show Second district Coope only leads Calhonn Pop 1927 votes with the largest Populist vote to come in Third district Yokum has 12568 and Perdue Pop 10479 with tbe heaviest Populist vote to come in Fourth district Culberson leads Dorcas Pop by a small majority and the heaviest Populist vote is yet to be heard from Sixth district The election of Kearby Pop over Abbott Is conceded Pendleton is only ahead of Barber Pop 411 votes with a heavy rote for Barber yet to come Eighth district The electiol of Jenkins Pop over Belt is con ceded Ninth district Sayers onlj leads Hutchison Pope by 169 votes witt a heavy Populist vote to be heard from Eleventh district Weldon Pop hai defeated Crain Twelfth district Houston is defeated by Noonan Thirteenth district Gilelland Pop has defeated Cockrell and Dean by a large plurality Dallas Tex November 8 Incomplete retnrns from the Sixth district give Abbott 17033 Kirby Pop 1692L The returns yet to come will hardly affect this Abbotts majority over Kirby in 1892 was 7835 Virginia Richmosd Va November 8 Later returns show the election of Democrats in all tbe Virginia Congressional districts except the Ninth where James Walker was successful The Congressional delegation as near as is yet known will be as follows TirstW A Jones Republican Second Tyler Democrat Third TElliott Democrat Fourth McKenney Democrat Fifth A Swanson Democrat Sixth Oiey Democrat 8eTnthR Turner Democrat Eighth Meredith Democrat Ninth A Waller Republican Tenth 8 Tucker Democrat RoAKOKVa Novembers Hampton Hoge the Republican candidate for Congress In this the Sixth district said to night that be wpuld contest Oteys seat He claims that 4000 legal votes cast for mm were tnrown out tne judges ol tbe election ADDITIONAL SHIPPING NEW Kastern Port PHILADELPHIA Arrived Nov 8 Btmr CartbagfcDa Sew York Foreign Port Perhaps You have been drinking ETNA MINERAL WATER the past summer You 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