The Sully County watchman., October 20, 1883, Image 6

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CLIFTON, DAKOTA*
O'Du.n
nki.i.complainsthat
Lis lhian-
cial receipts are small and the prison
lure execrable.
THE Bank of Nevada, at San Fran
cisco, made $750. ooo net profit, last
year. It is owned by J. C. and J. L.
Flood, Fair, Marker nnd Brander.
The Apaches have formed two
camps in the San Miguel ralley, Mex
ico, and established a trading post on
the mesa above Casus C, ramies.
Th® 'guillotine clips a man's head
off in two minutes. Malefactors re
gard it as a positire luxury compared
to the gallows.
Even the buil'alo has been put on a
reservation? by our noble race. He
is cooped up in the northwestern cor
ner of Montana, and hopes soon to
become extinct.
"Plunder"
Wai.t»n, who bet
$500,000 on the horse that was dis
tuned in the Caesarwitcli race, will
know more next time, if lie does hare
less pocket mom v.
Two sinters, wives of farmers In
Mecosta county. Midi., have become
violently insane through religious ex
citement. and have been taken by an
ofllcer to Grand Rapids.
A
FACTORY
at S.ivannah. (!«., dear
$400 per day by manufacturing a su-
A SEitTOT** election row occurred at
Cumminsville, O., Tuesday night. A
large crowd of negroes engaged an
equally large force of whites, which
brought the police to the scene. Lp to
were
badly wounded.
Mr. Lauoivhehk thinks
cans are to blame for standing the
the Villard and Hatch parties.'' Of the
Earl of Onslow he says: 'They should
have put his lordship out on the
prairies and
left him the
joyment of
his dignity."
Commissioner Mahulk, of the uat
ent oflice, has decided against the
claims of Edison as the inventor of an
electric light made by the incandes
cence of carbonized paper.
missiouer awards the invention to
Sawyer and Mann. Edison has other
oonduetors, but by this decision fails
to secure a monopoly of the so-called
"Edison light."
perior quality of wrapping paper out the banquet room was opened to twelve
of rice straw and palm leaves, former-, hundred j*»rson
ljr waste material. Manufacturing in
te rests are developing all over the
south.
this point the rioters had used stones. draped and illuminated in their honor.
Shooting then began, and four people
WESTERN UNION'S annual report
.1
1
411.
ihows that it owns $10,000,000 worth sundav evening.
of telephone stock. The company has Bi
over
939,5 U. The Dominion financiers are
naturally alarmed at this showing.
Montana desires to become a State.
On the 6th of next month an election
will be held for delegates to a State
constitutional convention. Party
candidates are in the lield. The con
vention will meet in Helena in Janu
ary. and the constitution to be framed
Will be submitted to the people in No
vember, 1884. The time is not far
distant when the United States will
have no territory, with the exception
perhaps of polygamous L'tah.
Upon lier last trip the steamer, City
of Borne, now the largest steamship
afloat, brought into New York more
human souls, it is said, than were be
fore brought across the ocean in one
trip of any vessel. It was like a float
ing
village atsea for seven days. There
was a framed notice at the head of the
saloon stairs showing that the steamer
was authorized to carry 1,550 persons,
crew include^ The exact number
that she did carry was not revealed
at any time during the voyage. There
were 480 names of saloon passengers
on the printed list. There were many
steerage passengers and a number of
intermediate passengers, in addition
to a crew, including the saloon and
bed-room stewards. 11
timbering in all
about .'100. The gossip of the ship
placed the whole number on board at
between 1,600 and 2,000.
T.' s 3
gr
.i,
The number of business failures in in tin- jail at EL Dorado, and took to the
Canada during the last nine months swamjw. to live on roots and nuts,
was o29 as compared with ltil during!..(^heklkr, charged with swind
the corit'spoiitliiif? nine months of i
amount of the liabilities is much
greater, being from
wjMiiBMa* «-*'M k* 'agaawMft
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.
JAY CioriJ) ami a party of friends have
chosen Burns' point, ten miles from
New Haven, as tne site for a select sum
mer resort.
S.
W. Di'.ncomb.
register
of lands at
Alerleen. Da., died of consumption,
Monday night. He belonged in Paw
Paw, Michigan.
The fastest mile ever known was made
Tuesday on the Chicago Driving park hy
the pacer Johnston.who covered a |Uar
ter in seconds, a half in 1:0:U seconds,
three-quarters in 1and the mile in
2:10. This leaves Maud S. a quarter sec
ond in the lurch, and Jay-Kye-See half
a second l*hind her.
Governor Chosby, of Montana, re
port* a battle impending between the
stockmen and the Catfish hand of Sioux.
Six hundred of the latter are said to be
marching toward the Little Missouri.
lh*
,iroUKht ,n
-y—11»
tliat drinking water commands a prem
ium in Yicksburg, and planters ia that
region state that cattle are dying by
Scores.
Tiip: cori»e of a lwttle-nosed whale,
nineteen feet and four inches in length
washed ashore at Barnegut. New Jersey.
A plaster cast of the rare specimen has
been taken, and the Uuks will be taken
to the Smithsonian Institute.
Thk National Banker's association
elected Ljman .T. (Jage, of Chicago,
president. Resolutions were adopted
favoring an equitable bankrupt law and
recommending a discontinuance of the
compulsory coiuage of silver dollars.
At a school election in Lansingburg.
l^ew York, 225 women voted, including
several negresses. Some of the ladies
were challenged as importations from
Troy.
Loup Colkridok. on reaching the
Academy of Music in New York, found
worth of Persian works of art
scattered alout the corner reserved for
him. and the stage transformed into a
garden by the us*1 of $10.MM) worth of
plant-and flowers. After the addresses
COLONEL JAMES Tru.is Hpocial land
agent of the government, who has leen
investigating frauds in the Rocky moun
tain region, says large tracts have U*en
patented in violation of law. One man
residing near a city in Montana fenced
8.000 acres of public lands and pastured
the cows of citizens at £1 per month.
TlIF. Athletic Base Ball club, of Phila
delphia, won the championship of the
i- i *i tt American association, and on returning
hnnu, t|l„ lmimlx,rs fuUU(1 lh(. itv half*
Broad street was so choked that the
i players could scarcely reach their car
riages. The mayor received the proces
sion at IndeiH-ndenee ball.
Amen-
at a
•Ort of nonsense indulged in recently railroad commissioners of Kansas, an
by some of the English members of
E I nion Pacific officials, aggrieve*!
sweeping reduction of rates by the
n.OUJV-e
solitary en­
they will cease to operate
the leased line from Solomon ("ity to
Beloit. thus leaving a rich agricultural
section without transportation facilities,
as the construction company owning the
branch ha no rtling-stick.
CRIME.
An alderman and a brick-mason at
Austin. Texas, had a fight in a saloon,
each receiving fatal injuries.
THE steward of the paymaster of
the Mexican Central railway stole $11,-
The com-1 00». on .Sunday night, in the City of
Mexico.
THE county attorney at Dallas, Texas,
announced that he will commence at
once to raid gambling-houses ererv day
and night. Heretofore monthly tines
hlive been assessed.
Amhrose Dauoktt, of Liberty, Maine,
who
was partially deranged by jealousy
of Miss Klla Groelv, killed her and him-
kolaks entered
nearly half a million miles of wire. J. Handbloom. at Des Moines, and while
It handled over 40,000,000 messages T'
wire.
the resilience of C.
t,Jat
1
4),duo',oou
messages
last year. For this service it received
nearly $20,000,000, a\out$8,000,000 of
•which were profits. In the election of
Directors John Hay and Frank Work
took the places of E. D. Worchester
and Z. 1. Simmons.
^'"tleman silent by means
of a c«K'k«*d revolver, another picked up
$0K) in money and a gold watch.
Samtkl Donel was hanged at
Fort Wayne Tuesday, for thw murdur of
Louis Laurent. His neck was not bro
ken by the fall, but he strangled in ten
minutes,
Richard Shoaru, an Arkansas horse
thief, ent his wav through an iron door
FPO Wtf ,40 VM T. 11*11 i V UUI tUK ,. I
last year. This is an increase of over committed to await thearrivalof an ex-'
100 *pe«" cent. The increase in the
!^l,0iO,r.r»5
deman(i
Illinois.
to $5,-
by the governor of
ir,iiitk,of
1IT. e i
h. \v Teegarden,
Indiana, went to Plymouth to secure a
divorce for cruelty. l)uring her absence
White fatally wounded their infant
daughter and blew out bis own brains.
Ikk Ht"/ZAHU. a notorious inmate of
the jail at l^imaster, Pennsylvania,
locked the watchman in a cell, released
eleven companions, broke the telephone,
filled their stomachs, and departed.
AVili.iam Stkket, a noliceman of
Huntsville, Alabama, while pursuing
two negro thieves, was held hvone while
the other butchered him witfi an ax. A
lynching is in order.
Thaklks Hltlkr,thesonof a rich and
influential citizen of Columbus, Ohio,
recently finished a term of imprison
ment for Kssaulling a jxdiceman. His
wife was at Princeton. Indiana, visiting
relatives. He went thither on his re
lease. and after a few words with his
wife lodged a bullet 111 her bruin, from
which she can hardly recover.
ACCIDENTS.
FlRE destroyed the packing-house of
F. S. Andrew, at New Haven, valued at
125.000.
Thk dry-{roods store of B. Loewen
stein A: Brothers, on Main street, Mem
phis was totally destroyed by fire, the
loss being $-00,000.
An Oak Park dumuiy was ditched
Sunday afternoon just outside the lim
its of
Chicago.
brained Superintendent Warner with a
crowbar as he pursued her across the
fields.
Liuhtnino destroyed the main factory
building of Frazer & Shepherd at Min
neajKilis. causing a loss of $'.. ?,000. An
drew Thornquest fell through a hatch
wav during the fir* and was cremated.
txlRK
in the Imjierial Oil company's
works, at Itetrolia Ontario, did consider
able damage. McConville, a loiler-mak
er, at work in an adjoining still, was
surrounded by flames, and could not be
rescued.
WILD freight trains on the Northwest
ern road collided near Hanover, Wis.,
Thursday morning. Fireman Witt was
killed. The damage to rolling stock and
freight is estimated at
$50,000.
Is a collision on the Boston and Lowell
road, an engineer and fireman leaped
from a locomotive without moving the
lever. The engine ran to the end of the
track in Lowell and buried itself in the
cellar of the express office, killing a
woman.
Tiik recently-constructed works of the
s w o K a n s u a o a a v at
Kansas City, were totally destroyed by
fire, entailing a loss of $22,000. The
flames gained such headway among the
sugar and sorghum, that the
could do nothing and were driven from
the works. Insurance to the amount
of $.1,000 is held bv eastern companies.
CABLEGRAMS.
Okkkbal C'ampenon has been appoint
ed minister of war in the French cab
inet
The German government has pro
hibited the importation of swine from
Rnssia.
Mi.win and Sankey have begun a series
of revival meetings in the Royal theater
at I.imcrick.
ith
the mercury down .to 50, the
yellow fever is abating at Guaymas and
Hermassills.
The marquis of Lorae and the Prin
cess Louise will leave Ottawa next
Mon­"1
day for Kngland
DonJi
an
ering of Catholics,
At a meeting held
n
won the race in Kngland
for the Czarewitch stakes. It is Indieved
that "Plunger" Walton, of New York,
lost !*."»OW.OOO by the defeat of CiroHe.
The British postmaster general, in
making new contrawts next year for
carrying the mails across the Atlantic
tri-weekly, will select the fastest steam
ships.
All the members of the ministry
of Norway, have been impeached
by the supreme court, ana each
will at once le tried separately.
A
reward
land. for the recovery of a lad named
Willie Dickenson, who was stolen in
Wisconsin two years ago and taken
across the Atlantic,
Many persons were wounded at Bel
fast. Ireland. Saturday,
Switzerland, by~two thousaud citizens,
n*.s(»hitions were jmssed demanding the
expulsion of the members of the Sal
vation Armv.
ertv to the people.
France does not feel like making anv
further a|Klogv to Sp?in. The Spanish
Ministers are divided as to th*» course
which may le projK*rly pursu«Kl, and a
Cabinet crisi.% is not improbable.
Eioiit
hl'ndked
rwrsons attended a
rei'eption given by the king and oueen
of Spain. The cabinet discussed the
propriety of diplomatic action in regard
to the demonstrations in Paris, but
aothing can be learned as to the decision
reached.
PROM THE CAPITAL.
THK commissioner of patents has been
tenden-d to Hon. D*njainin Butterworth,
of Ohio.
(i en era Dent,
who has been forty
y*ars iu the United States army, has
asked to be retired at the end of Novem
ber.
Thk Hon. John Russell Young, United
States Minister to China, is said tehave
/artially mastered the art of Mpeaking
the language of that country-.
Senator Edmunds, in conformity with
a program laid down by himself when
elected to preside over the senate, states
that he will resign the [mwit ion of presi
dent pro tern, after the organization of
the senate.
(iRNERAL SHERMAN, after traveling
10.
OTh miles. insjHicting the military
wwt-
uties at Washington. He will attend
the reunion of the Army of the Tenne
see at Cleveland, and give place to (Jen
eral Sheridan Ixfore the meeting of Con
gress.
Sk
Fifty passengers were
thrown about, one being seriously in
jured.
An earthquake visited San Francisco,
Tuesday night, almost on the anniver
sary of the famous one of 1MM. cracking
metallic roofing and driving i»eopic in
to the streets to watch for daylight.
Six children of I,igonitr. lVnn.. named
Stoutfer. were poisoned by eating weeds
in the woods. Four of them were saved
by heroic effort.
Mrs. Vrkeland, a maniac, escaped
from the poor-house at Erie, by excava
ting under her cell window, and nearly
KETARY
Teixer is about to pro­
mulgate a decision that the appointment
of a commissioner to examine the track
of the Southern Pacific road in Arizona
would le a recognition of the comtuuiy
au the successor of the Texas and Pa
cific. sind practically give it the disputed
land grant.
The net result of the recent readjust
ment of postmasters' salaries has not
yet been figured out. but it is estimated
bv Mr. Scott, chief of the salaries and
allowance division, that there will be a
net increase of not more than $100,000.
In the northwest tiiere are large in
creases, but these represent increases in
business. In the east there have been
considerable reductions.
WITH a view to facilitate and hasten
ing the delivery of mail matter in large
cities, the Postoflicu Department is grad
ually extending the system of sorting
city mails in postal cars, which was
tried on a small scale, with very satis
factory results, some time since. The
plan is to classify city mail as far as
possible while in transit bv distributing
the mail matter in ]Mstal cars under
the heads: For Postmasters," "for gen
eral Postoftice." "for loek-boxes,M "for
banks and bankers,-' and "for several
metro|Klitan postal stations." so that it
may 1m* handled with greater quickness
when it reaches its destination.
The Feeble brow Strong
When H"letter's Sloinni'h Hitter* i« hm-iI pro
mot- uvMnilliiti'.ri the IinhIand enrich the Mood.
lnilUcet ion. the chief obstacle to Ull ac|uUltiotl of
KtretiKtli iiy the weuk, hi an aiiment which infulli
hly huci'IihiIis to the action of tins liecrlexi cor
rective." I.0K8 of flesh nnl U||»wtHe. failure to sleep.
anl rottiu( evidence of premature ilecuy, are
spedilv counteracted l,y the ureal iri\itfonuit.
winch liiaccs up the phyKicul energies and forti
lien tile constitution llgUHlst diseu.se. No such p|"o
U-ctiveagainst hilN anil fe\eramt other diseiiMw
«»f a t^ialiiriikl t\ im- cxi^tx. and it rclic\i-s coiistipa
tion. liver
disi.rder,rh'uiiiutisin. kidney iuid
hlud
ler ullin.-iit-v with certainty and promptitude. A
cliaiige,
us
giatif\
ing
u»
it is complete. mhii t.ik«*
place in the appearance,us well a- the sensutious.
of the wan and haggard invalid
nUuidaid
who
use* thin
promoter of health mid strength.
OHIO AND IOWA.
The October Flections Result In
the Flection of Ho
aril} in
Ohio, and Sherman
ill Iowa.
Ohio Elects Democratic State
Officers and Legislature,
and Iowa Republi
can Ones.
THK ELECTIONS.
THE ISSUES IN OHIO.
Columbus, Oct. 9.—The election to
day was for state officers entire, with
the exception of secretary of state,
tiremen and was also for men liters of the legis-
lature, which will elect a U. S.
t\Z
U, dTvw"P7Klh
t0
tthe.
T1°
on is nrt^iii\ued(lbvtnT'nnlwsion^f
toxic«iLni£? iicjuors to be
i
of £'500 is offered in Eng­
fight be-
slaU'-
largest
at Xeufchatel,
Indications point to the
vote ever polled in the state,
consequently the returns will be slow
and very late.
Estimated Results.
COLUMBUS
er„„t
Oct. 10. -It will be im-
Nihilist proclamations have lieen is- i possible to give the exact results of the {',]»!! Robert
sued sentencing the (Y.ar of Russia to election for a ,-ouplc of davs. There Bal more hemator MC
„a6
„b. i ir--
from
CHAIRMAN
confident. The impression prevails!
that the second amendment will car
ry. In case it does neither committee
seemingly cares for the Legislature.
Gov. Foster concedes that the result
depends on Cincinnati and Cleveland,
and says his calculation
as
close, with the chances
localities has been reversed 011 both State Newman estimates j{o
Kdgar M. Johnson, Judge Hoadly'a
partner, claims the state for
HOADLY BY
Montgomery counties. He savs the
Democrats also have the Legislature.
Jreat gains for the Republicans are
rejiorted in nearly all the (ierman
wards. The gain in one ward amount
ed to over Coo. The best calculators
find themselves at sea by reason of
the erratic results in the different
parts of the city and state. No esti
mate can be made of the various can
didates for county ofliees, except on
the basis of the estimate of the strength
of the Reform Democratic ticket.
These voters all voted for Hoadly and
the state ticket.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FROM
ENT POINTS.
\TI'
I"''
or rejection of three amendments to
the constitution as follows: The first
proposed amendment is intenoed to
reorganize the judiciary of the state
the other two proposed amendments
relate to the liquor traflic and are in
the following language:
First--The additional section in and
with section is of the schedule shall
be repealed, and there shall be substi
tuted for it the following: The general
assembly of the state of Ohio shall
regulate the traflic on intoxicating
I liquors, so as to provide against the
in. I tJ—from, and it, now-1
The second amendment is probably ^un s have been receive,! to change
defeated. No returns on the amend- *:lje
111
10,000
JIFFKR-
Akron Republican majority, 448,
a republican gain of 12.5. Koh'ler, for ti?,"s She
reprewntative is undoubtedly elected.
Nenia -The net democratic' gain in
this county is
20.
The second amend­
ment has 1,200 majority.
Nor walk-—Huron county, gives a
republican gain of
150.
I'he second
amendment is carried by 1,200. The
judicial amendment is carried by
3,000.
Dayton—The returns from twelve
voting precincts in Dayton give a net
democratic gain of 05. There is
110
hope for any republican candidate on
the county ticket there, and only six
more precincts to hear from.
Toledo, )., Oct. 0.~ Owing to the
freut
amount of scratching returns
roni the city and county, up to 1 A.
M., are meager, but show that the
democrats will probablv elect their and some hope that enough prohihi
entire county ticket by a lair majority. I tion republicans are elected to the
Democrats here claim the State by 20.-' House to secure the legislation de
OOO majority on governor, and nearly manded as the issue of the campaign
tlie same ligures 011 the balance of without cultivating unnecessa
the State ticket. Republicans very rily the greeubackers'of whom there
generally concede the loMOf the State, will be from seven to ten.
but claim large gains. I Ex-Gov. Carpenter is elected to the
M.V.Ji'KITIES.
Columbus, Oct. 10.—As returns ap
roach completion they promise a
lirger majority for Hoadly than was
indicated iy last night's scant figures.
Eighty of the eighty-eight counties
Were heard from by 9 o'clock p. m.
Most of the returns are from actual
counts. Cincinnati is included with
a democratic majority of 2,500 and
borne out The republicans have car
r.ed
about :5oo.ooo
f-eut'd
"\l
usihI us a
State Newman in 1NS2. The weather1
last, ireian.i. satnniay, in a liglit ue- during the day was fine in all portions »tiiiuous hand shaking. Much time
tween an )range procession and a gath
wirur of .tholi. s' of
OP THE I)EM
lJARiER,
OiRATlC
Committee, savs he thinks their ma
jority will be about 7000 o:«t the State
ticket, and that they will carry the
Legislature. The Republican Com
mittee expects to elect the Governor
by a few hundred, but concedes that
depends on tin results iu Cincinnati
and Cleveland. The returns are so
meagre that neither committee is over-
t,K'Way
I J^o""' adv.K-ates of the second amend-
this constitution. ment claim it has been carrieil but
The other proposed amendment is they have no figures to show. With
as follows. the Hamilton and Cuyahoga delega-
Second—Tlie addition section in tions divided in the proportion which
and with section 18 of the schedule I has been repoHed the estimate has
shall be rejiealed, and there shall be been made in which l»oth chairmen
substitutetl for it the following: "The of committees substantially agrw that i cate of
manufacture of, and the traflic in in-! the .senate will stand 2D democrats and complete
,,, ... .. a pluraltvof 25,000 forjudge Reed
leveland with 500, both estimates he-,
ing considered within bounds The
polled last
year a
lority of
2 *i 7,ViX»
hirty-five and the denuK-rats,
forty five counties he other r.glU ^,
count.es being equahy divided This, ,4)000
r°1UmbUS'
aI,
,,r°bah\V
°ther
on adoption having more than single representa-
eiage, are fore\er prohibited and the crats and 12 rapublicans being ama-.^nts 1, deiiKH-rats greenbacks 7.
general assembly shall provide by jority of :i2on joint ballot. Tl.ese tig-! doubtful 1, Washington countv. The
f»« ,the enforcement of this pro-! uivs art liable to be slighlty changed republican majoritvon joint Willots is
(vision. jbythehnal results in both comities. :u. Will send estimate on stuto mi
The amendments to the constitution INCINNATI, (ct. 11.—Judge Hoadly noritv sojn.
to carry must receive a majority of all
sP**nl
the votes cast for governor. A com-! ^'here lie was visited by a large num-j fifty counties give Sherman, 19,424
I pari son of the returns to-night will be friends to congratulate him. majority over Kinne, and 4,951 over
made with the vote for Secretary of i shows weakness from his illness, Kinne and Weaver both. In these
but
was consumed in receiving and read
ing the telegrams of congratulation.
Among them was this:
cans were here to investigate charges
I of frautl in (counting the vote, but in- I «n««
quiry among republicans reveals no
i knowledge
Of
investigation,
i
CoLiMiiUH, O., Oct. 12.— Official re
turns from Tuesday's elections began
to strong gives lloudly
1,«»I*7 J)lumlity.
sides. majority in the state at 0 ,s«»3 higher
,'s"In
favor of the
Republicans. Hoaillv will probably
carry Hamilton county by a small
majority.
MAJORITY.
He has private dispatches showing
large Democratic gains in Lucas and
ltes n,ad?
0"
ment have been received from Hamil-I 1»»t»es receivet oflicially, are: «,b
ton county or Cleveland. In Hamil-i .,la", 1t?,awjire- TUJ1"1' J*tr« rson,
toti county the Legislative ticket is ^anuote aiid^ Anglaise. lhese: u4h and October fur .seller
give the prohibition amendment:
"Yes," 18.2C0 "No," ,S, j57. The
total vote of the six counties is 25.708.
The second amendment received
over half the voters cast iu the coun
ties named. Granting the same rate
of majority with a combined negative
Vote til 75,(HiO in Hamilton and Cuya
hogr counties, it is estimated that the
amehdment will bedefciated by
iiwa.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED.
Dks Moinbs, Oct. 10— Returns this
morning have come in slowly. Com
parisons with the vote on Secretary
of State hist year show that the Dem
crats have made large gains, but
while this is true, there is a reserve
vote in Iowa that is not often out. ex
cept in presidential years. The re
turns lead to the belief that the vote
this year has been larger than that!
cast in IKSO. Tho precincts re|)orting ',t?
show an increased vote for Gov.
TIIK VACANT OONOREHHIONAL KI.KOTION.
Tiiere are not enough returns from
the sixth District on which to form a
safe conclusion as to the contest
there, but Jasper County Cook's
(dem.) home, has not given hi in any
gain. Malcolm, l'owsheik County,
however, gives him every opposition
vote. Then' is a lively hope that Mr.
Stiles (rep.) is going to win by a small
majority. Regarding the legislature,
enough is known to warrant the cer
tainty that there will be a comparative
republican majority 011 joint ballot
House from Webster County, and the
bolt in Delaware County has done
little harm to ex Congressman Donan
who is elected Senator by at least 500
majority, lleinsheimer. Republican
candidate for Senator in Montgomery
County, is probably defeated.
THE REI'UIjK'AN .STATE COMMITTER
fives
are practically closed, to-day. and democrats and one doubtful. The
nothing is being done by the renubli- latter is from linn county, where the
can committee. 1 he first amendment result is so close and doubtful that it
is adopted, and nearly as can l»e esti-: will take an official count to decide,
mated the second amendment will get Senator Latrobe, instead of being
vot£ -old probably tie: £3
r'tm10,000
U
*'"^red bravely on the task of
Yonkek-h. N. Y., Get. II, 1HS3.
I you on your brilliant
Silliedi
triuinph.
S. J. Tim::.\.
Telegrams were also received from
in this county are such that nothing
can be definitely stated in addition to
what has been given, until the olliciall
count. This will be next week.
TIIL LD CltY.
I A rumor is current in some places 50
that Gov. Foster aild other republi-
its figures as follows: Thirty
housand pluralty for Gov. Sherman
aml probably 20,
w. iators
net democratic ma-!
1, l.0.
b?T
tainly 0,000. Las night s indications
Of a denuxvatie leg.s ature are also: p|M. ,maI1
giving'the
eighty counties give net republican
gains of 0,411, or over 12,000 short of
overcoming last year's democratic ma
jority. It is a reasonable supposition
that the republican net gain will not
be increased by reports from the eight
remaining counties, four of which are
heavily democratic, and the eight have I ComnTiUee have complete
and probably 50 of the new .senators.
Of one House 42 Republican members
are elected and io Democrats of
Fusion. Of the 2S members unreport
ed 18 will be Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 10.—Up to this
hour (midnight) the Republican
fuH returnsfrom thirty c„„„ties
This indicatesHoad-j returns from twentv-seven,
w rVCCr-!and partial returns from the other
fortv!two
!liul the
insures ai democratic nmjority. for moo behind the rest of
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo and, pntmli]i.,in Tl.e resile in tb«
Cit ie8
tives in the legislature, have elected ,,
a majority of the democratic legisla
live ticket. i RETl KN8.
T)ES MOINES, Oct. 11.—Definite re-
Col.r.MHLK. Oct. It.—Neither of the! turns have been received by the State
state committees are making efforts to Register on the legislature and the re
obtain definite results from the elec-'sult is positivalv known so far as it
tion, to day, since it has been con-1
No. 2.
such charges or Of such I »eU#r
LATER RKTl'RNS.
Republican State
li(.kot wi]1 have a nKljor ityover
stand, forty republicans, nine
I'^rrett of this countv. lleinsheimer,
of Mii|s, is t,,Unted
... vi. and bed-rock figures stand
DCV" 11 ropuhlicaus tho house ilcino* follows liciiubliciins
several hours in his oflice to-day Full and complete returns from
as elected, though
Hendricks, fusion, claims three ma
jority by throwing out ten misspelled
for lleinsheimer but the intention of
the voters casting the imperfect bal
lots was so plain that lleinsheim
er will be given the certifi
election. The house on
52,
MJij.
barley.
Barley-Su*aly and ncUve
No. a, 01.4 extra No. 3.
r»i.
pork, 10
Octolier
ao.oou.
coming in slowly to-day. Sixcoun-!
ties being received up to 10 o'clock, ..
tvnight. Franklin county, oflicial, Chicago Market.
Sec'y of Chicago,CH:t
regular.
tl"j.h'ffj^al ure.
'"^v I
of the 20 new
giving tne nepublicann 37
and
and
aunties. These skow that
Kinne
1)emocmtic ticUet of 2)1oo0 to
anJ majortiv of 12,oOO
over ali.
to
Judge
Reed does
not
the
Sixth Congressional District is still in
(|ouht !)lltfr,Hlk
t.Jin
ceded that everything is safely demo- i tied a few close contests. The senate
cratic. 1 he deiu«M-i*jitic headquarters
wjj]
Fusionist. is prolab-
elected bv ou to ()0.
until the official count has set-
intioiM'ud"
fifty counties Sherman has a total
vote of S0,t»ii4 Kinne, G7,200
and Weaver, 1 The latter's
vote being made by the full
returns, much larger than was ex
pected. Yesterday and the day be
fore were incomplete, but pretty defi
nite. Returns from the other forty
nine counties giving a majority
simply makes Sherman's majority
over fcinne
20,000,
overall of
and the majority
8,000
or it.ooO.
Milwaukee Market.
ViLWArKiuc, Oct. 1 o.—Flour—In fair l-mand
Wheat— Strni and
hijjher:
'.'I^4 f®r antler 1 )jt8
ber 'J-'i' for Bt-ller Novt-iin«mber 0.v*m for seller
Dttember.
Corn—Higher No. 2, W ji rejected
Oat.s-8carc. N...
*, ••«. Rye-Higher No. 1.'
ProvWong— Dull
rr» for
seller (X-tolier: 10.ft) for
January.
Lard—Prime
tor
nl
on
rman s majontv is estimated'
at from 1(1,000 to 15,000, while Repub
lican estimates vary from 25,000 to
:jo,ooo.
The republican majority before was
about
00,000.
wa!l
Slier-1I
k, «i 1 1
man. At the Democratic headquar-1
atean*, for
T.
10 for seller January.
9SS
50,000
at least. Still, some frieuds of the
measure claim that it will be adopted
by 10,000.
Live
hogs—Wenk.-r 4.35^4.75. ButU'r—Weaker.
Chwtw I'ueluinjfed. steadv an«l flrni.
ReoeirtK—Flour, 10,.*00: wheat, lT.OUOjbarley, 42,
500. Khlpmentat—Flour, 11,."00: wheat, 1,700
l.V—Flour— Quiet and
unchanged,
ujjy'g|Wheat—In k»o*1 iemiuJ, unsettled, hut prt-wrally
for neller October
N a
Chicago spring, No. a Cbi-
No
7
Com„Ijl good
10I
(Ifinau'l ruled hijfher for
November 17 f«r heller liecemher -M'* for Heller
the y«*ar 4rt4 for seller January isAv^s.^ for
Heller
May Oats—In
improved
demand Tery
linn '^s^tftws^ for teller c&hIi and October 20
for Heller Noveml*r for seller I ember
for seller the year for
«-ll«*r May. Rye-Firm &4t^. Barley l)ull 59^,
Flax Seed—Steady 1..II. Pork -guiet,
liut
tlrm
10 T.'x&II.OO for eellvr «uh lu T^lO.T.*) for seller
October
10.10l.*i
for Heller November and
December I0.."joj[£io -t-'Lj for seller the vesr
ijgj.I0.:»r,
»rller January 11 (V® 11.07)^
ft*seller February. I^rd -Quiet and
s, 7.0 do
unchunged
o for seller the year for
«ll«r January 7.45@-ir.7^ f..r Heller
Febniary.
Bulk meats In fair demand shoulders. 4.75
short
cluar, ti.70.
Butter
eggs-yuiet and unchanged. Whiskey—8ta«dy
and unoluuigwl, 1.18.
Boston Itloods.
Mr. £X
8.
llolli^, Veterinary Surgeon,
Moston. Mass.. certifies that he bus made
the great pain-cure, St. Jacobs Oil, the
sole remedy in his practice for horse
ailments, ami considers it stijierior to
any cure he ban known in fortv vears.
11
e tried the same great jmjn-lm 11 inl^Af
f°r rheumatism and by wldkdl
eomph'tely cured.
»r..f 71
lnh
number of iei.oiis who have
thn
it„„a-lvn .iu w
since its construction is 157,240. The
receipts from foot-passengers have
l»een nearly $500 per dieui, and from
those who used the cars *502. The
total receipts since the completion
have been and the total ex
penditures $51,418, This showing war
rants a demand for a reduction of the
tolls.
Om voice ail over the
land goes up from inotittrp,
Omt nay*, "My dauphtern are
with
no
so
feeWe and tuta,
strength, all out
nf
hreuth and life at
least exertion. What can do for them?"
immver is Himjile and lull of
the
Tlie
I
utMsli*' m--of Hop
oi»e One to
four
Hitters will make
r*qr,
Uieut healthv.
BpriKloly, und ••heerful.
lie Kind to the Young,
Louisville Courier-Journal.
A Penasylvania lady' ninety-thjMM
years of ago, milks, washes, and bakes
for a family of three persons. A great
deal can be got out of old people if
they are properly managed. Young
people do not get half enough rest^
IAiti)ANKt.i.K.
"Brown
Aios Or M. M. 1 'room. Mn
ti
Iron
HIiici-h Ih
the lie»t medicine In
worlil and is effecting iniraculoiucure«.,
UM