The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-14
that an exact resultcannot be ascertained
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NhtiT,illlI. uallSlltsF oI the wealthy .
LouiAmercIlant, !, has been solved by til
complete identification of the missin
girl in this city after a fruitless search G
nearly'two months. by detectives all ove
the land. DR.. Fletcher, Of the insan
hospital was struck with the description
of the missing girl toa remarkable close
I,ness with which II tanswerei the appear
lance of domestic in the laundry de
partment, and at once notified the author
tiles. who, in company with Thomas J
.tiallagher. of the st. Louis Giobe- Democrat
called at the asylum and identified th'
iAsIrl. She gives no reason for her suddeI
disappearance. She left the city to-nigh
in Company with her father to pay visi
to her mother hh declares she can MAKE
her own living, and informed DR.. Fletcher
THAT she would report 4sr duty on We'd
knesday sss.,
zWAsuINGToN. Nov. 7.-Postoffice In
spector Sharpe is inreeeipt from San Fran
I.ciseo of telegrams informing him that
the Toxic, from China, on her last trip
brougfitoyer, concealed in merchandise
aver. QQ4 Letters fart Chinese residents OF
Ne city, the regular postage on which
would have amounted to over 5000. Mr..
Sharpe says he has no doubt but that
four-fifths of the letters received by the
/ Chinese in this country are smuggled in
| this way.
! BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov 4-This COM
mnnity was shocked yesterday by one of
| those occurrences which have tended to
bring jury trials into disrepute. Joseph
Crone, on September 9TH, went up to his
wife and threw his arms about her neck,
saying, Jenny, am going to kill you,"
and commenced carving her with a
knife. inflicting seven or eight terrible
wounds in her neck and abdomen the
latter some six inches IN length. The
woman finally recovered and Cronc was
put on trial. At the last trial Mrs
CrOne and other witnesses testified to
the above facts, and they were admitted
by the prisoner himself ON the witness
stand. The jury, after plain and ex-
plicit charge by the court, retired, and
Yesterday returned verdict of mot
guilty." to the disgust of the court and
spectators, the judge being moved to say:
''The court is surprised; this is your ver-
dict, not mine" In the present state of
feeling it would hardly be safe for any
one to indulge in Crone's amusement,
the chances being that the case would
never 60 before jury.
RICHMOND, Nov. S.-The Senate stands:
democrats,222 %; coalitionists, l3; doubtful,
). House: democrats, GO; coalitonists.
%; doubtful IL.
When the doubtful counties are heard
from the democratic majority on joint
ballot will probably reach 25.
PHILADELPHIA, NOv.7-Official reports
and correct estimates received from a
number of counties. make no material
change in the figures sent out last night
Niles has S.1SS, and Livsey 1870 major
ity.
HARTFORD, Nov. S.-COnnecticut elects
II republican senators and democratic
senator Senators holding over ) repub-
licans and democrats The Senate now
stands Is republicans and s democrats
The lower House, with ten towns to hear
from. which were last year evenly divid-
ed, stands l46 republicans, 80 democrats;
republican majority, 81; on joint ballot,
65.
ST. PAUL, Nov S.-Official returns from
six counties, and partial returns and esti-
mates from about fifty, counties, and fine
estimates based upon the election of two
years ago from the remaining 10 counties
give Hubberd 1900 majority, and the
rest of the republican ticket about II 600.
These figures will not vary much from
the official ones. The republican major
ity in the State last year was 10000.
JACKSON, Nov. S.-Adams, Kinds, Mad
ison and Monroe counties give good
fusion majorities The regular democratic
ticket had little opposition elsewhere;
hence the legislature, as usual, is dem
ocratic.
YANKToN, Nov. S-The portion of the
territory south of the 10Th parallel voted
yesterday on the ratification of consti-
tuition. At Sioux Falls, in September, a
complete constitution was made from the
best portion of the various State consti-
tutions. The proposition is to present it
to Congress this winter and ask the adj
mission of the south half of Dakota As a
State There being no general election
in the territory a light vote was polled.
Incomplete returns from fifteen Of the
fourteen counties are in favor of the con-
by 1000 majority.
New YORK, Nov. S.-The San says:
Maynard, democratic candidate for Sec
retary of State, appears to have run 3D.
600 behind his ticket in this city. Brook
lyn, Rochester, Buffalo, and Carr, repub-
lican, is elected by from 10000 to $4,000
majority. Maxwell. democratic candi-
date for State Treasurer, Jagged behind
his ticket in the west part of the State,
but probably pulls through. Russell. re-
publican candidate for Attorney General,
leads Carr and the rest in northern New
York, but not enough to put him ahead
of Dennis.
BosroN, Nov SIN an interview to-
day Governor Butler said 'The answer
to your question is easy, as to the result
in Massachusetts,. Last year l had 1885,
900 votes The largest vote ever polled
was in the Garfield election in 1SS0--Gar-
field, 10000; Hancock, ll2,O00; total,
277,OOO. This year the vote is $4,000,
which receive $4,000. This enormous
increase has been Caused bv the freest
Use of money. BY the fraud and cor
ruption of my opponents. more votes
have been cast than there will be in the
next presidential year. The 5000 or
5000 plurality of my opponent was more
than lost in the city of Boston. Massa
chusetts is therefore surely Democratic.
When man has an increased Demo
cratic vote of from 112.O00 to 152Om, in
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