New York Times, The (Newspaper) - November 6, 1896, New York, New York Two Parts 12 Pages Pages 1-8 VOL. NOVEMBER 6, BY THE NEW-YORK TIMES PRICE THREE THE NEWS for RAIN or Stock but later by 8ft. Obituary 3. Real 3. Court Business 3 Marino Pago 7. Arrivals at hotels and out-of-town of Hawaii has been by President Dolo and hU Tne canal under the appropriation of the last Page 2. The Board of Managers of the Joint fic recommends new rated on grain shipped cant from Page The banks have removed the cott on American now that tho election of lu a. The mother and sister of Marshall P. il thu are opposing of a mortgage oa their ratio 3. Miss Anna was married to a professor In the evening at tha where her had died In tho y. The Chamber of Commerce at 1U monthly meeting as an organization ex- Its gratification with tho money Yesterday's storm did more or u Three boats were driven Collars and streets In this and Hoboken wero S. Merchants report business haa begun to pick Out-of-town ers row placing Tho Atlas Cement contracted yesterday for buildings machinery to cost 8. Mary daughter of a was burned to death In an nifu lire at West One Hundred I Twenty-fifth Several persona Injured Three painters have been B. Marcus A. Hanna arrived In this city and Issued a statement In which he claims the College for If every other State for Bryan tho Re- ticket will hava a of 81 In the 0. Erie Railroad trainmen shot and killed pet after she had f In a and broken her The financier Is very much wrought up over tha and the railroad will settle Mr will sue for Otto Kempner was defeated In tho Tenth A mistake In addition which him 100 was for the that he was T. J. Bradley has undoubtedly de- Timothy J. Campbell for Page Gen. United States Consul to arrived here yesterday an 1 welcomed by a delegation of whom were men he saved from Castle Ho would not talk for owing to his official Page j. Politicians are wondering what Mr. Platt meant when he wound up a telegram of congratulation to Major with the v. beu to tender my of them think that perhaps be meant that like to distribute tho patronage In New-York 2. Chief Parsons of tho Rapid Railroad yesterday his plan for an underground It the of trains from City Hall to One Hundred and firth Street In twenty-one The cost of i Is not to exceed The flow of gold Into banks and Un i The unable to date alt brought Treasurer tfin out a letter asking for advance es on all and giving no- that Government will not piy ex- on gold to after Page b. NEW TARIFF Senator Predictions of an Extra W Nov. an extra of Congress will follow on the Inauguration of Mr. Is the prevailing opinion ator Quay believes an extra session Is tain That was what he had In mind last when he shall have a new tariff within months after tion Senator Quay has the habit of speaking by tho and to get a new tariff that time would require the calling of Congress together as soon after March i next aa It Is understood that after the reassembling of In an effort will be made to take up the Tariff and attempt to force its sage Thu will be antagonized by the great which have their own axes to and they will demand action upon everal Important among which aro the Pacific Funding the Pooling anil the which will also be forced The haa a contingent which objects very much to the business of that august body run by and it may decide to try once more to pass a tariff It Is Ible that the corporations may be to think it the part of wisdom to get through with their lighting In the House before compelling a show of hands at the other end of the In that event the Senate would have time to tako Vf and discuss tariff at considerable Skeleton Found In a Nov. skeleton of unknown man was found in a swamp In West about six miles from this There re- mained upon the bones vestiges of only a portion of the It waa found that the skull had been The right forearm was The theory of the police Is that the man was either In this city or in some of the In the and tho body afterward curried to the spot were it was So far no clue has been dis- covered as to the Identity of the Gold Nov. gold Democrats of retain their having polled the vote requisite to cure representation on the official and Chairman Matthews will soon call a meeting to consider tho The leaders In the movement arc not at all pleased with lha statement made by man in Chicago yesterday that the National Democratic having done Its has They protest that It Is un- at lease so far this State U con- lir South Dakota There Will Be a Small Plurality Wyoming Hanging in the THE REPUBLICANS CONFIDENTLY CLAIM Next Senate Will Have 46 36 Democrats and 8 and the House 63 Republican An unassailable column of 260 electoral votes has been secured for and This column may be Increased by the addition of the votes of the States of South and which are still in doubt and claimed for both The popular majority for will be about one million of It now exceeds and can scarcely be reduced more than by the gated pluralities for Bryan from all the States In In the the Republicans arc sured of forty-six or a of Tho majority may be In- creased to four by the election of a Re- publican from According to the latest the Re- publicans will have In the House of 2J.O 123; 24; giving a Republican majority of The power of the Republicans may be somewhat affected In Uie Senate by the future course of several Senators who were elected as Republicans but have bolted the party and during the campaign Just with the Chicago Mantlo of grew of South and Cannon of Utah have all openly affiliated with the If all Senators vote politically with the or the they may be In the way of so Impairing the Republican majority as to prevent a All It is doubtful whether the silver men In the Senate will be able to muster a Putting all the bolting Republican Senators In the silver and ing to all the continuing silver Senators and Senators and Mitchell of who accepted the Chicago platform and its the silver cause will be able to muster more than forty-two votes after March 1897. This assures a majority In the Senate of at least alx It Is probable that North Carolina will elect r. and the expectation Is that It will be now as the Republicans It Is about seventy-five members of the and with fifty Populists will have a majority on Joint As the lists attribute their success In the State largely to Republican It Is that the bargain by which ard was first elected will be With the clear ability to organize the Senate as a Republican the ing absurd but convenient compromise distribution of responsibilities and will be done away the last which still the Republicans hold forty-four ninths of the committee Chairmanships and Including messengers and The share of the Democrats Is thirty-nine of the of the To the Populists falls the share of six to which their membership entitles It will be seen that the Democrats and Populists may be anxious to have the Republican majority kept down In order that the comfort of the minority may be kept With a majority of between sixty and seventy In the the Republicans will be able to control legislation in that branch of the Congress without fear of dictation from the minority on any ground The majority in the present Congress Is 143. So large a has been at times regarded as un- It encourages negligence of duty by the older members who have In- or occupations out of Congress to take thorn away from the business they were elected to California reports changes from day to day In Its sometimes ing the political complexion of the gation twice In a The latest reports put the Republicans In the with three members of that two and two Populist members chosen by the Representative Grove L. one of the ablest members of the present has de- f From Illinois It seems to be conceded the Democrats will have four Including Secretary of State and Intimate friend and who has won In the Sixteenth The Indiana crats have gained upon yesterday's re- They will have members from the and Twelfth and possibly will secure ly a Republican In the Mr. Holman has recovered his popularity In the Fourth District and Is Missouri will have a delegation in the Fifty-fifth Congress with a majority of but the Republicans are still claiming the election of their candidates In the and Fifteenth Mr. Bland's tion Is and so Is that of whose oratorical powers are ly admired In Missouri and Southern Nebraska has chosen only two lican Strode In the First and Mercer In the The other four are products of a partly Populists and partly North Carolina haa three three and three Populists In the present As the result of the fusion between the Republicans and Populists on members of the Republicans appear to have elected a black In the In the and Pearson In the and the Democrats hope they have elected over Settle In the Considering the size of the majority in Ohio for the Democrats have done extremely well In electing five They have but two In the present House of South Dakota's Representatives appear to be but the Republicans are asserting that they have carried the State for the and the vote that would carry the Electors would naturally make the elected at of the same like has a county for In this is proud of the record that It has never failed to give a Democratic It gave Bryan 001 Crawford appears to be as Inaccessible as to the Influences that control the It gave Bryan Gtii Of all the long list of counties In It has alone given a majority of votes for tho Chicago THE ELECTORAL Nov. la claimed for by 500. Col. will contest E. E. Settle's seat In Congress from the Seventh Dr. W. Godfrey Hunter will contest the seat of John S. Rhea In the Third The official vote will be necessary to de- tho exact amount of the plurality for but nearly every one concedes a plurality to except tho Silver Democratic wno still Insists that the State has frone for though he refuses to give any figures or upon what he bases hly The official count the vote was begun In the ties Reports seals Indicate slight Republican Increases In about the samo ratio as tho Republican vote was In- creased over 18B2. This Is probably duo to tho of ballots which had been laid aside by tho election officers as The favor an Increase of tho Republican plurality rather than a de- Two counties and a few scattering are still ing the silver Democratic there Is a plurality of 500 for The Legislature Is conceded to the Republicans on Joint NORTH N. Nov. Cooper of the Republican Committee claims tho State by It Is certain that the National ticket and the entire State ticket Is elected by over Tho Republicans have the Legislature by 18 on Joint The Republicans Johnson for He ran slightly be- hind N. Nov. are coming In so slowly that It Is difficult to form an Intelligent estimate on the Very little Is known except as to tho Electoral and Con- but every Indication that the Republicans will havo both Senate and House by a small and the Republican ticket will carry the State by Eight hundred out of precincts received give SOUTH 3. Nov. Democrats and Republicans arc much excited to-night over tho closeness of the and charges and of fraud aro freely At Fort Pierre a number of arrests were made this afternoon for Illegal and twenty more are to follow Tho situation Is one of It Is now conceded by both sides that which ever way the election the plurality will not be over or 700. The Republicans are gaining and are repeated that will pet the State by a small Tho Legislature will be Populist by 12 or 15. The returns are not yet In from fifteen hag a lead of 050. Populist Chairman Bowler claims the Stato for Bryan by 500. Republican Chairman Elliott claims It for by 700. storms In the western part of the State make returns The slump In an came from the fact that the railroad and mining vote went for Congressman announces his from the Senatorial Con- gressman Gamble thinks he Is Senator has advised Populists throughout the State that tho Stato Is theirs and tha Republicans will attempt to steal It. vote on Governor In Tennessee Is very close be- tween Taylor and Returns so far received Indicate the of Taylor by a small The Bryan Electors carry the State by from to Nov. and cial returns received from every county In tho Stato show Taylor's election to the by something over Bryan's plurality will run about Tho race between Patterson and Carmack for Congress In tho Tenth District is very both men claiming tho The Republican agers hero are still hopeful pf election to the but the ures are against Nov. from all but 07 precincts Wyoming Bryan 26 for has 235; for Chief 85. Tho precincts to hear from poll 2.015 A majority of them Is claimed by both The Indications are that the Republicans will have ono Elector and Electoral California 3 8 Michigan U 4 New New-York North Dakota 3 Ohio 4 Rhode 4 4 Went O 8 4 Florida 4 Idaho 3 8 3 8 Nevada 3 North Carolina South Teias Utah 3 Virginia Washington Kentucky South Dakota 4 Wyoming 32 ELECTORS FOR WATSON FOR VICE Colorado 1 1 4 Montana 1 Nebraska 4 1 Washington HI to WILL TAKE A The Candidate Over- with Nov. yielding to tho pressure of friends and has at last decided to absent himself from Canton for a and with Mrs. leave for Cleveland within a few Mrs. McKinley has been suffering from a severe cold for more than a and IB now Her physician thinks a change of air and scene benefit and that Is one reason why Major IB going to Canton so Major has done more work in the last six months than any other public man in the country or In the He has not only made 1100 speeches since hla but has greeted more than and talked with and shaken hands with half that In addition to ho has been In touch with political leaders throughout the and lias had to and solve many of the difficult problems developed by the He has been compelled to live in the public and for five months has ly had an hour between In the morning and 10 at night which he could call his Major health Is but his heedful of the great task which confronts think he to have a season of and so he will spend a week or so quietly with Col. M. T. who was on his at the home in He has mado no and to control his time Ho Is going away for and his object In going to a friend's house In Cleveland In- visiting one of the larger Is to bo able to make disposition as ho wishes of his and not to be at all In the lic and to escape public functions or elaborate Tho relay which left Indianapolis at G o'clock Tuesday evening bearing the congratulations of the Indiana Wheelmen to Major arrived In Canton at o'clock this Bad roads delayed tho wheelmen from to Tho packet was delivered to Major by Fremont Harris and George W. who mado the last relay from Webster to this They were by D. H. Oliver and John R. man of Major thanked tho wheelmen for their sions of and presented each with his photograph as a Tho men leave for homo by rail Major retired at 10 o'clock last and thla morning looked fresher and more thoroughly rested than he has for Mrs. Is 111 and con- fined to her but Is Improving In Tho telegraph companies are com- to keep six or eight operators at work Jn order to handle the largo number of telegrams of congratulation which are in upon Major All through the night they havo been and every In the country has sent through its citizens messages of greeting to the Republican Many cans abroad aro cabling their This message from tho stronghold of silver sentiment was read with Interest by Major from forty Republicans In the heart of tho W. L. S. Among other Important messages to-day wero the G. W. Republican Governor-elect of West Accept congratulations on your great Our State gives you about 13.000. George n. Somerset Frosty Sons ol Thunder send you greetings and Her majority tor you la tho largest ever F. C. wires from Kentucky I win for State We havo seventy Republicans on joint and will elect a Republican Senator to succeed States Senator Henry U. Dawes Massachusetts Is congratulating tao country of the Interior John W. Judge P. S. Grasscup of and Russell B. Harrison Mnt their con- Chicago Stock Exchange Nov. fUBs or flurry the local Stock Exchange resumed business after a three Ing was not but bidding waa rather and tha tono wu STARTED BY MR. TOUCHES A BUTTON THAT FIBES NIAGARA Employment Given to 300 New Men at the New Celebration of the Event at North N. Procession with Bands Awakes the Enthusiasm of the Reviving in Other Nov. 5.-At o'clock this afternoon Major McKinley pressed a telegraph key In his homo that started the fires In tho new Niagara furnace at North N. Y. A few moments after pressing the button Major re- the North N. new agara furnace has been started by yourself and the principle you represent upon what wo hope Is a career of usefulness In this As this act Is typical of a widespread starling of tho wheels of the Tonawanda Iron and Sttel Com- pany and Its employes and assembled guests unite In congratulations upon your election and In expressing hope and belief that your Administration will bring and plenty to the whole W. A. N. Nov. Ono of the biggest demonstrations ever witnessed In Niagara County took placo hero this when the Niagara Iron at was formally and employment given to 300 additional men at tho new Tho event marks the beginning of an era of prosperity and It was At o'clock a procession formed at Main and Foundry preceded by a brass marched to tho Iron There the furnaces had been prepared for and promptly at o'clock President-elect touched a button In his house at and tho electric wire connecting It with the naco emitted a spark which Ignited the in- flammable and the new blast naces were put in A telephone message was sent to the North Side Water where a signal was given by a steam and every whistle and alarm gong In the city rang out the glad Tho day was observed as a BUSINESS EVERYWHERE Many Starting Up on the Election Nov. 5.-The ware manufactory of the In this city has started up on full time and with a full Tho which employs about Is tho largest in this If not In the It was established by Joseph H. candidate for ernor on Democratic at day's he continued as Us leading The action of the In starting up their factory Is attributed to confidence in returning The factory has been running but three or four days a week for several Nov. 5.-H was an- this morning that in addition to the starting up of the Ipswich Woolen Mills on full time Monday the main mills of the Ipswich where the product Is cotton will also start on full time the of the Where the woolen mills employ about 150 the cotton mills generally employ some 000. Nov. 5.-The R. A. Knitting Mills of Hagerstown started up yesterday with a full force of A large number of orders were In hand ing tho of the They wero given conditioned on McKinley's R. S. President of the ford Bicycle expects to soon put to work a large force of Before the election lie an order for worth of bicycles from a Boston but in tho event of Bryan's election the order was to be As Is the order stands good and the com- munity Is rejoicing that this large industry will soon bo again In The woiks employ at times nearly Nov. 5.-Alexander head of the banking house of Brown a few days was credited with having said that no less than was simply waiting McKinley's election for Its Investment In industrial en- In said Some time ago I stated that was ready for Investment In this State In the event of While I cannot give the details regarding the trans- actions Involving this I can say that It is and that It will be im- mediately invested In pulp iron various other and In the promotion and development of the Industrial Interests of Baltimore and the and that thousands of men will be benefited Capital has the confidence and its Influence toward the return of general will soon be Nov. W. dent of the Illinois Steel said consequence of the victory of sound money we started up our works last which gives employment to and I think that within a few probably early In wo will start up the South Chicago also have plans under consideration for ex- our plant In but ing is R. Nov. Jewelry business here has felt the Immediate re- sults of Several shops this posted up notices of a time Nov. rise of 60 cents per ton In tho price of Iron waa announced at Birmingham and a further rise Is The Birmingham rolling started up last after an enforced Idleness oC many Tho Alabama Rolling 700 will start up Five of tho Idle furnaces In this section are getting ready for and ore miners are work at all the mines In the and Alabama Nov. Arcado File Company's plant has been Idla for some but the Company to-day an- that it will resume full operations next The National pany says that it had orders conditional on the election sufficient to keep it busy many The Anderson Iron and Bolt Company put all Its men to work The manager Is John R. whom Charles L. Henry defeated for Tho American Wire Nail tho largest In tho will start Its mill next The Columbia Encaustic Tile Company re- ports that Its forces will be Tho window and plate glass factories arc to Reports from other belt cities are the Nov. M. Manager of the J. I. Case Plow said to-day that tho company's plant would resume in about two A full force of hands will be put and plant will be run ten hours a Tho J. I. Case Threshing Machine Com- pany has delayed purchasing but now It Is contracts us rapidly as Tho Racine Woolen which havo been closed moat of the will resume Dec. 1 with a full force of hands on full Tho Racine Wagon and Carriage Com- a concern employing nearly is getting Us force of traveling men and will start them on the road next Monday The same Information was elicited from the Mitchell Lewis Wagon Fish Wagon Belle City Manufacturing Northwestern Trunk and a host of smaller con- The A. P. Dickey Manufacturing Company started up the day after with a full force at work ten hours a Nov. ness revival expected to follow tho election of has already commenced In the Birmingham Tho Birmingham with 1.500 resumed operations last and the Gale City Rolling with will re- sume next Tho Howard Harrison Iron at the largest factory in the Is preparing to put Its full quota of men to and plans for tho of new delayed by the silver arc again under con- The local Iron companies say the market hare already un advancing with an Increase of Inquiries from Northern and predict an early In A much better feeling and the outlook Is cheerful In the N. Nov. Im- mediate effect of the election In this city lias been 1ho starting up of a large of manufacturing which hove been either Idle or have been running Among the establishments which havo already added largely to their forces of employes are the Solvay Process Com- the Hie Sanderson the Syracuse Cycle the Cycle K C. Stearns Co and The Syracuse Cycle Company bus bugun running night and Nov. 5.-Th6 waukee Hm Works In- to start roud to by employing Two hundred more will be added within N. Nov. South Carolina Steel and Iron Company's e at to-day been put In for the first Ore for Its UiO comes from near-by BANNER REPUBLICAN Milwaukee Given a for Nov. This city claims to be the banner city of the United States In Its vote for It Is the home of Henry C. and a jiei effort was made to have removed from the Republican National on ground that lie unpopular with the laboring classes of Ills own returns while two years when there was a an landslide the waukee WUB carried by a. fusion of crats and Populists by tills year It goes for showing n of In proportion to Its Is believed to be without In the THE The Indications for to-day nre or decidedly A of much energy tlie Middle und tlie lake central near Lake attended by ly on the coast anil Bales on the lull with clearing Olid In with occasional extends from the lake region tu An of high pressure northern Rocky Mountain districts and tu high cold northerly winds on tlie northern Horky Mountain with some Tlie storm central Wednesday evening In Montana has moved lu weather is from the Atlantic Slates northwestward to the North Pacific The pressure has fallen from the North Atlantic to the lake also en the Rocky Mountain It haa rapidly on the northern Mountain In Ohio and in the Kast Gulf The temperature la higher In and on the southern Rocky Mountain It la er In the East Gulf the Ohio lake and on the northern Mountain The weather will clear and be generally fair In and the lake region by Friday Cold northerly with occasional Is indicated for the northern Rocky Mountain slope and generally fair weather throughout the Gulf nro displayed at all lake stations and on the Atlantic coast from Atlantic City to Tho record of temperature for the twenty-four hours ended at taken from THE YORK thermometer nnd from the of the Weather la as 189.V 1600 8 A. M 00 0 A. M 48 B8 M 0 A. M 62 01 12 M 60 Oi ia 4 P. M 64 02 0 P. M B3 03 OS 9 P. M C3 03 04 12 P. M 61 07 01 THE a thermometer la 0 feet above the street that of tho Weather Bureau is 265 feet above the street Average yesterday were as lows Printing House Square Weather Bureau 00 Corresponding data 1895 B2 Corresponding date for lut twenty yean 00 JOHN H. INMAN IS DEAD HEART FOLLOWS AT- TACK OF He Was the Largest Investor in ern Enterprises In This Also Interested in Many ways in the of the Firm of Swann and Com- Cotton in This of His John Hamilton the l cotton merchant of thla died day morning at 0 o'clock at Ills In Mass. Mr. Inman been absent from his city home for He had traveling in Adirondack region and through the shire Two he Mixed with Complete umn 4. 0, Got 1- of heart Be experienced He caught oold a 1 ago and It developed Into Another attack of heart followed his Mr family wefl to reach his bedside before lio The bo iy waa brought to city Tho funeral will bo held nt his late Fifth on Saturday noon at The will be con- ducted by Rev. Dr. John who been his pastor for many The burial will be at leaves a wife and six i and John H. Inman a member of the best-known families In J. father waa a merchant In the village and owned a near The Inman as they worn raised to outdoor received a good common school ed John H. Inman supplemented hla education by reading extensively and association with persons of Inman was born Oct. and was second of the trio that prored nate In and attained After leaving at the be waa anxious to begin work His father offered him the Uvo of higher educational or He chose the career and ed a position as clerk In a Georgia of which Ma uncle waa President fcu anil that within a he was promoted to the sition of assistant lie nerved In that for a your and a when Young Inman shouldered n though was not eighteen The made a of Ills and little to be hored for In the so the man determined to try Ills fortune in He In this city with It ss than in his pocket nml a perfect Ho u in a cotton and held il for three It was In lie came Jtt untiring Industry and an of His Judgment waa by Ills with the result that In lie waa admitted to a full The largely un- der his Increased In Mr. Inman organized the cotton of Co In which IK wan with his former Jn live lie achieved a National tion as a business und had much to make New-York the gn M market of the United lie had d a mercantile house Its rUals and had laid the foundations of a Mr made a study of ern ami and determined to cio what lie for the of Hli a of ho largely In and iron properties In Ills native assured success ta lion und Com- n only years old Mr. Inman a fortune uf of and was freely Investing Ills In he Ilia to ern Ho a director in the Virginia and Georgia the and tlie and the and Mr. in tho It Is by led to the Investment of oxer in Mr. was a Director in the Fourth National In thin took FO Interest In Its prosperity that ho re- u In a prominent road a clause in Ha ter made It Impossible for a Director of tha company to nNo be Director of u National Mr Inman in he would rather part with all railroad in- than to ver connection with the Hoard of of the Fourth National Among Southern enterprises Mr. Inman was largely in the organization of the Southern Iron controlling the charcoal Iron Industry of the This concern brought about tlie ure of steel At the Chattanooga He owned a big of coal land Jn the Valley of ono of the large centres of coal and Iron Interests be- low the Since Mr. Inman haj been Identified with tho Terminal system of railroads and was chosen President in 188U. Ho was one of a gentlemen owning the South and Ohio running from Term to Big Stone Va. Among oilier corporations In which Mr. Inman a director were the American Cotton Oil the Homo Insurance Royal Insurance Company of American Pig Iron Storage Warrant the American Surety and the Liberty Insurance Com- Mr. Inman was always ready when called upon to assist In any of the big measures for tho city's In 1891 he waa J a Transit Commissioner and had held the office ever Mr. Inman was one of the committee of to provide n plan to secure tjie sary nld for tho World's Fair at the time New-York was endeavoring to cure that The other members of the committee were J. August Samuel and Cor- Mr. Inman was 0 feet tall and well He had the strength and of nn He was married on Juno 8, 1870. to Miss Margaret M. of a granddaughter of Dr. Charles the founder and for years the President of Greenville Business cares wero never allowed to enter his Six dren survive Recently Mr. Inman had occupied a new at 874 Fifth fronting on Central Mr. Inman was brought up In the terian and attended the Fifth nue Presbyterian of which the Dr. John Hall IB IN FW SPA PERI
