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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19
THE A. D. U. w. IN BELLEVUE.
A Strong Lodge that Will Doubtless r.
the Leading One Of the Territory
List Of Officers.

"A NuVHS A|ousc sUNt Will DV"UtiVSS IN
the Leading One Of the Territory
List Of Officers.
In Bellevue, last evening, Grand
Wal Gilman w. A. Mensch, acting as
Grand Master, instituted lodge Of
the a. O. U. w. He was assisted by
Past Deputy Grand Master T. E.
Picotte, OF HALEY, acting as p. NJ;
Past Master OIL. Scott, acting as INV;
Past Master John II. Harris, of Belle
vue, acting as Foreman; Overseer
Barricklow, Of Bullion; Recorder
Monahan, Of HALEY; tinancior Green
wood, OF Bullion; Receiver West, Of
ketchum; Guide Lockman of ket-
chum; Inside Waterman Myers, of
HALEY; Outside Watchman McNelis,
Of Silver Reef, Utah; p. NJ. Jones, as
Medical Examiner, and several visit
ing brethren.
The lodge was instituted with rs
members, Tut 80 others who have filed
applications will be admitted to char
ter membership. They constitute the
very pick Of the citizens of Bellevue
and Broadford, and avow their deter.
mination to have 70 members inside
Of two months. This will evidently
be the banner lodge of the Order in
Idaho.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Past Master
Workman-P. A. McPhee; Master
Workman. h. Harris ; Foreman
r. J. McPhee; Overseer-H. J. Jones
-Marcellus Wedekind Fl
nancier-N. c. Delano; Receiver
J. H. Hague; Inside Watchman-F
T. Groome; Outside Watchman-M
{. Gushing; Trustees-O. S. Glenn
| Y. NJ. Ruick and o. L. Scott; Medica
Examiner-Dr. Jones.
The members of the Bellevue lodge
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19

brought up from Bellevue Yesterday
evening, violently insane on the sub
ject of women. He must nave been
dude. He was shrlcking like de-
mon, all night aud this morning.
The concert for the benefit of the
seat-and-desk fund of the HALEY pub
lie school, which will take place in
HALEY Theater tomorrow evening
should be well attended, rs the cause
commends itself to al. Besides, the
entertainment will be amply worth the
price of admission.
Mrs. S. b. kingsbury and Mis-. +.
n. White wilt leave Sunday for Pasa-
dena, Los Angeles county, California,
where they will spend the winter. in
the hope of recuperating their shat.
tered energy. Mrs. k,ngshury has
relatives there, while Mrs. White has
friends at Los Angeles. The ladies
will therefore not be among strangers
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19

CURED before :he result Of the election
can he determined officially, and as a
basis for the reapportionment Of the
Territory.
District Attorney Brnner has given
up all idea of going to New Orleans.
Walking isn't good.
a beautiful Wax Doll to be ratified
Christmas Eve. At J. c. Fox's store;
so cents chance. Call and take
one. dis
A United States patent has been
issued to Jno. Y. Farweil for the Mar
row Gauge No. 2 lode, near the Bull
lion divide.
Two men, named respectively
Streng and Putnam, have been ar
rested on charge Of Strengthening aud
shipping deer out of the Territory.
Go and delight your eyes with a
look at the fancy cups and saucers,
mustache cups, Bisque figures, majol-
lea ware. etc, etc, just received at
Tracy 4 Foote'S.
Several snowsides have already
rolled down Della mountain and Car
Donate Hill, west of Haley. They
all came down with noise as OF dis
tant thunder. Nobody hurt.
Arpad Haraszthy 4 Co., Of San
Francisco, have a limited number OF
cases of assorted California wines at
their New York agency. A most suit
able holiday gift for friends East.
Jim Cummings and Captain Cornell
had an alteration, in Bellevue yes
terday which resulted in knock do wn.
Neither was badly hurt, but a window
pane was knocked into smltherecns.
Mr.. May, Of May " krieg, still feels
somewhat stiff, but is able to move
about slowly. He has not been run
away with for day or two, and prob.
ably begins to feel the need Of ex-
citem
Smiling faces can be seen depart
ing from Hendricks jewelry store
every day, their wants satisfied TO,
elegant gifts of all descriptions at ex.
ceedingly low prices. The fine quail.
ty of his goods captures all.
A chinook wind began blowing yes.
terday which rapidly converted the
snow into slush, and the streets are
now covered some inches deep beneath
something much less agreeable thar
the "beautifur' the poets teal us of
A snowslide near the saw,nill on til,
outskirts of ketchnm, yesterday fore
noon, buried man under six feet O
snow. He was dug out in less than ar
hour, but was almost ready to breathe
his last. He was somewhat bruised
but not very seriously injured.
G.. w. Schwamb, the cabinet maker
upholsterer and general undertaker,ha
his shop on Carbonate street at pres
ent, two doors East of Main. He l
prepared to fill orders on the shortes
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun
try orders solicited and given promp
Alteration.
George Atwood, an insane MAJ
who formerly drove stage from Halle
to Camas Prairie and return, wa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19

did all in their power to make the
stay Of the visiting brethren pleasant,
and, wien the midnight hour COM
PEELED the Haley brethrea to depart
the Bellevue lodge still having three
hours work to do--a committee,
headed by DR.. Jones, entertained them
at table groaning beneath the
weight of choice substan tials and
liquids.
The occasion will long be RENE III.
bered by all who participated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19
LOCAL JUrTiNHS.

friedman is open.
Moody and Sankey.
Fresh oysters at T. H. Brew's.
Elegant fire sets at Coffin Bros.
Dolls at cost, at Burkhart & Cos.
Tom and Jerry at the Brunswick.
Fresh oysters at L. H. Bfew's.
Imported cigars, at Tracy & Foote'S.
At Humphreys, oysters by the ean,*l
Fresh butterand eggs at I. II. Brew's.
Bache, the tailor, once more in the
field.
Victims and accordeons 1T Burkhart
& Co.'S.
Bisque ware--a great novelty-at
Tracy & Foote'S.
Bache, the tailor, cleans and repairs
clothlug as usual.
Enthusiastically tire-proof-coal
oil at Coffin Bros.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Ola Hermitage.
Moody and Sankey at Merchants
Hotel. Tom and Jerry.
Fresh oysters, any style, at Humph-
rey's Nevada Chop House.
New Orleans molasses, by the quart
or gallon, at I. H. Brew's.
Elaine! Elaine!! A carload Of it
just received by Coffin Bros.
The best and cheapest holiday
presents, at Burkhart & Co.'S.
The finest Ladies Russian Circulars
and Others at S. j. Friedman's.
Oyercoats at cost, for cash
only, at WERTHHElMER'S.
Smoke fresh Imported and genuine
Key West cigars at Merchants Hotel.
f. II. Rowe will soon leave for San
Francisco to be gone about six weeks.
Coffin Bros. will have nice line OF
ice skates in stock before Christmas.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
of that 1875 old Hermita re whisky
Bache, the tailor, takes orders TO,
business and dress suits, as he used
to do.
The Brunswick Is the only place in
town where you can get hot Tom and
Jerry.
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons.
Good lodgings AMI neat roc'1s, al
Mrs LeGrande's, next door to Hal
lev Theater.
Burkhart & Co., Sole Agents to-
Prang's Celebrated Xmas cards ant
Bannerettes.
Probate Judge Parsons won't visi
the New Orleans Exposition. III
amt got time.
Presents for old ard young-sucl
as albums, work boxes, scrap books
etc.-at Leon Fuld's.
F'uld's stock of toys and holida.
goods can't be beaten anywhere
neither can his prices.
At most banquets, dinners and par
ties the Eclipse Extra Dry is used ..
the elite exclusive of all other cham
payne. :,
Bache's ability as a cutter and talio
is 80 we'll known in this communlt..
that it is almost useless to fill thu
paper up with advertisements.
The abstract of votes cast IN TN
county at the last election. which wa
mailed to Boise last Monday, hav'n!
failed to reach there, second on
was prepared to-day for transmission
to the Capital. The abstract IS re
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19
Christm Eve Ball.

Annetta Sherry respectfully invites
her friends to u Christmas Eve Ball,
to be given in the Germ an Beer Hall.
Everybody invited. dl1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19
Fire Sets! Fire Sets!

Go buy ono OF those elegant and
handy fir. sets just received at Coffin
Bros, and your wifi: will bless you,
every time she uses it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19
WAIT FOR THE HACK TONIGHT. :

VAII FVN NE uAVk IV'NIUUIe .
A free hack will call for all in
vited to the Fortnightlv Club
Hop, this evening. It will call
between 1880 and 8 O'Clock.
Don't keep it waiting, as no time
will be to spare. Dancing viii
begin at 8 prompt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-19

FINE GIFTS
From 80 cents to $500, at Hem
bricks. st
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ls:LI.AtsE.
Echoes of the observation-disclosures Cur
IlSrnch-SotGs.

Echoes of tic Eiectton-BnEgage Cur
Ilsrncd-Notcs.
Harry Samsel is able to DO out again.
Daniel Manchester was able to be car.
ricd to the polls in Il chair yesterday.
John Gill, OF Maring, Hart & Co., got
back from Southern trip in time to vote
yesterday. 7
4 carriage was sent down from Wheel
ing yesterday for number OF West Viz
GINA voters who work here.
Mr.. Piper, Of one OF tllesovernmcnt OIL
ccs Mt Washington, was home tn vote yes
terday. 1t is his second visit in four years.
Many OF the saloons did biz business
yesterday, having their front doors closed
out OF respect Tor the Mayors proclama-
ton.
The ministers Of the churches here will
meet this afternoon TO arrange Tor the eel
ebration OF Thanksgiving religious ser
vices -S
a baggage car oil the Bellairc. GAINESVILLE
,S' Cincinnati railroad was burned at
Woodsvillc yesterday morning, from The
explosion OF lamp.
There were o number OF votes cast yes
tcrday that surprised the Democrats and n
number OF west pocket" votes put in by
Democrats that account for the result. i'll
part. zt -,as -F
The returns OF the election we're received
last night ut V. r. Morgan's drug store, in
the First ward, nj the skating rink and at
some OF the saloons in addition tot the halls
L 4 / r
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THE rwo cAND1pArEs.
bow ar. Blaine and Governor Cleveland
'F.4 ~ RfcelyrI TIM NcYs -EWFt.aa

ArorsrA, Me-, Nov. 5.--Alr. Blaine re.
ceired the election returns in his own
house by private wire, which he hiss
had in use since tho beginning OF the cam.
paign. Besides the members Of his iami.
ly, all Of whom exccp. his daughter, Mrs.
Coppingcr, were with him, there wcro
present Gov. Robic, ex.Gov. Conner
Many near neighbors dropped in during
the evening. Owing 10 q rain storm md
other causes the returns come in slowly,
but encouraging. Among those received
early III the evening was one from Oneida,
n. y, announcing u gain Of 10 on the
yoto for Garfield, md ono from
Batavia, N. Y, announcing that city
which gave Garfield a majority OF a
had given Blalnc ia, Eugene Burlingame
telcgraphed from Albany that tho Repub'
licans were more than holding their own
General Angus, ofthc Baltimore american,
announced the indications OF great lepub.
lican gains IN Maryland, and cx.Congress.
man Dezcndorf telcgraphed that there
were largo gains In Virginia. Ml..
The following was received from the
Shai HIau VI tllc SoNltcStlCut hcIluullchl
State Committee: "You lave surely car.
ried Connecticut. Tho Irish arc true.
Democrats respondent"
\ great many dispatches were received
from different sources in New York city
indicating In general way Il Democratic
minority there OF about $1,000. At about
hall.past o dispatch from cx.Govcrnol
Cornell estimated the Republican major
ity in New York State al 1000.
ALBANY, \. T., Nov. 4-Governor
Cleveland received the returns by mes
scnger Mt tho Executive Mansion sur
rounded bya few friends. As the gool
news came In gentlemen present congrat
ulated tho Governor, and tho Indies mp
plauded. All present except the Cover
nor displayed in their manner tho intens'
qualification which the prospect OF victor!
afforded them. Tho Governor, however
preserved n calm exterior and mcrel,
smiled at the enthusiasm Of those abou
him. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-05

The dry goods trade Of Wheeling has
never shown 4 bargain in ladies' cloaks
such as is shown by E. NJ. McGillen & Co
in the garments which comprise the great
Berlin cloak sale now being made by
them. Nor does the trade furnish q record
where as many garments were sold in the
same length OF time us was soldin the two
days OF this extraordinary sale.
The demand for these goods has been
unprecedented and must increase instead
OF decrease, but Notwithstanding the large
numbers included in this great purchase
4S2-by actual count, 1t will require only
n few days 70 exhaust the supply. "a
word to the wise Is sufficient" Those who
would secure one Of these remarkable bar
gains must give the matter Of purchasing
their earliest attention. 3e
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4.-At the
polls Today George W. Clothier was chal-
lcngcd upon lhe ground that he had made
bet upon the result Of to.day's election
and tho election officers sustained the
challenge: The challenge is based upon
tho oct Of 1879, which declares that any
one making bet upon the result OF al,
election is DISTINGUISHED IRON voting nj
such election. There was no denial by
Clothier he made tho bot. Judge Allison
promptly made an order 10 tho effect that
the election officers OF said division being
satisfied said George W, Clo.hier is q
qualified eleeIor under the constitution
shall receive his vote irrespective Of any
evidence he has made awager upon there
suit OF the election. An act OF the, As.
sembty which adds any qualification to
tho electoral right 10 vote not recognized
by the constitution is unconstitutional,
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov 4.-Mont.
gomery City gives 900 majority for Blaine.
Scattering returns from different quarters
In the State show that Cleveland will
carry the Stale by large majority. Jones
for Congress in the First District, Herbert
In the Second, Oates IN tho third, Sader
In the Fifth, Martin in the Sixth and
Forney in tho Seventh, MI Democrats, arc
certainly elected. Small returns received
from the Fourth and Eighth Districts,
but tho general Indications are TINT
Wheeler, Democrat, will carry.the latter.
There has been no disturbances any.
where in the State.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 4.-Returns
from the Fourth Congressional district in
dictate tho election OF Davidson, Dem. It
is impossible 10 give figures, but NIL re-
turns show that Cleveland will have a
large majority, and that OF the eight Con-
gressmen to be elected all will DO Demo.
PSa4q
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soLtLoQu1es
OYER the Roturns From the First Congress.
5hgE| 5pual DIstrics

over the Roturns From tho First Congress.
1onal District.
1--WE saved the Judges, anyhow.n-Col.
O,r,ricn 8
a,r,n,.. WI. !,
"mu' !" ii'oh phfeis sotthefe nliine.
Randolph stalnaker l.l5
"And I got In late and am loaded up
with two nr;n,in, cs,ob,;,hmnr,s -nIomn.
i. Taney. :" : 80" '"A 80
~ don;t care bow ta,,;s p,.o, ,o,.d
This time. ALFRED CaId wal, N'' WV
;" m,fa . nj Iohnnv R,e', wv, WI. ..o y
Jimmy Spever ~ " o 'I 'u' "" ''N
mI wnrkei hSrd IN IN, r,,;,a ,o,, y.
Robt. Simpson. '''' ~ i''u "A'''
"sfe, too,"-Samuct Robtnson fcotorcI,
"Vell I cot more s,n'i 40 Si;,!. oi p";l,y
anyhow. I vas very strict with tho Rs..
publicans OF der Court lions" Mike
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One furClrXeInnil.

BrrrAla, SaY 4t-There vas q large
number waiting at the polling piaCs where
Gov. Cleveland votes to greet the Cover
nor and witness his voting. At few
minutes before s9'eioca he appeared. He
was supplied with q straight nemopratio
ticket and taking up his position at the
loot OF the column patiently awaited Ills
turn to vote. lie simply said to the POLL
ing plerk, rIs itRll right?" and upon being
he passed from behind the railing some
one suggested ''Lhren phecrs jor Glove,
land" and those with tiger were given
with will. The Governor bowed his
Acknowledgements. He took carriage
andwas driven ranidly 10 the depot, where
he, entered Pullman coach bound Cox a.
bany, Z '''' ~
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NAJ0ElrtES.


'oAS lteCiHSt I" HthE iIUJ,
The figures SO far at hand give Illaine
an aggregate majorityof i:5i3 us against /.
totul for Cleveland OF $40, net majority
for Cleveland Of l07. Golf has n total ma
jority OF i3j aad Bsannnn OF 5G2, net
majority for Brannon OF l47. Liberty dis
trict is yet to. be heard from, rs well ms
adams school house, in Ritchie district.
These precincts gave in October 60 Repub.
lican majority. and Liberty expected to
increase hers Handsomely, HpTeyer, if
the three precincts girotiIcsGm majorities
as in October, Brannon's net majority in
the county will be but II and Clcveland's
but 81. The prospects are rather that the
figures will be less than greater that these.
THE NEWS LAST SIGiF,
The scenes on the streets last evening,
and about tie localities where the returns
were being received. were such us can
only he Witnessed in this ooGnry at the
conclusion CT 81 stirring political campaign
like the one just concluded. The streets
at times were actually impossible, being
filled with excited men who ieyerishly
awaited the returns and rhcered OF cursed
us the bulletins were displayed. Before 6
o'clock the crowds had commenced TO
gather ut the newspaper offices ald by s
o'clock the counting rooms were packed
10 sntiocation and the streets in front
packed. This state Of agairs continued
until long after midnight. At tho Nature
House the crowd was so great that /: was
almost impossible to gain an entrance.
An instrument Ind been placed In the
south balcony in the Office, and iron, there
the returns w'ero read. The office below
was filed with men, packed in like
sardines. In the early part OF tho even.
ing Il nunibcro OF ladies' occupied seats in
the balconies and watched the scene be-
low with lively interest.
At Charley Shay's Academy OF Music,
where the return5 wcro MISC received, there
was Va, q monster crowd. Every goat was
filled and many stood up. The crowd al
ternately cheercd the excellent perform
aHre and the returns. II was The most
place in the city to hear The
returns and 80 isrge number were OF
this opinion that it becupo necessary to
turn numbers away. AT the rpucj usion
Of the performance the management con-
tinued to receive returns and the crowd
until long after midnight.
AT the State Houso number OF pros
Poetic Democratic Office holders and those
that sit bigli in the counsels of The party,
IN Secretary OF State Stalnnkers
office and gioatSd over the New York
news. They had good time among them
selves, and planned ind sehemud to their
hearts content. Having been kept out
Tor SO long theywere hardly TO be blamed
Tor feeling good over the early returns,
At Lincoln Club the assembly room was
veil filled uii evening by the members,
who discussed tho situation quietly rs the
'eturns were received, and while Consid-
,rable anxiety was felt over New York,
here were very few that felt that Blaine
vas not elected.
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MISSOURI.
, Continued from Firss Pace.

Attorney, has ia majority over Coxson,
Dem. The same precincts give John NJ.
Glover, DEM, for Congress In the Ninth
district, los majority. II this vote ID sus.
tanned In other precincts tho city will be
Democratic on tho national ticket. The
Fusion or anti Bourbon vote on the State
and municipal ticket ia much mixed.
SEpAMA, No., Nov. A very large
vote was polled In the city. NIarinaduEe
wus scratched considerably. Ford, Fusion,
for Governor has carried Pitts county.
ST.. JosgrIr, Mo, Noy. 1.-THE election
passed OF quietly. JUS. a. Burns, Demo-
crat, for Congress, Is reelected by largely
increased majority. IN .
(. ST.. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Eighty.ninc
precincts In seventeen wards Of this city
give Cleveland 7,i9l; Blaine, $3.50; Mar
maduke, Democrat, for Governor, 1914 ;
Ford, Fusion, 1905; Brooks, Prohibition,
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Arrests for Alleged Bribery.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 4.-Thcp was sud.
den trouble here this morning. Prosecu.
tor Beasley Ordered the arrest Of . mum.
Der Of Republicans and others on charge
Of bribery. Among the number we're two
very prominent citizens. The prosecutor
refused to divulge the names. Warrants
have been issled iar the arrest OF persons
alleged to have sold tneiF yotes. %
Police Justice Stalll, Democrat, was mr.
rested here this evening while on his way
to big ceurt, on the complaint OF Jas. W.
Bennett, who charges that Gtahl ,,ribad
one YIN. Ely. He was held in 5000 bail.
4 complaint was also sworn out against
Frank I.oidr, & prominent Democrat Tor
the bribery OF I. II. Cote. ,ss
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OF Berlin Cloaks at E. NJ. McGillin &
CO. yesterday WIS grand success, and
will continue from day to day until all are
sold. No special sale which this firm has
made caused as much excitement as this
one. The two lines comprising thtsextrn.
ordinary purchase at $40 and SIS each,
were displayed in large numbers in the
very popular New Market and Russian
circular makes and arc the most remarka.
BILE bargain in fashionable and scasonable
garments ever brought to Wheeling.
In addition 10 the above, the firm make
wonderful display OF real Seal, Seal
Plush and silk and Brocaded Goods, with
prices to correspond with the very for
tunate purchase OF the two lines above
mentioned. No lady can afford to miss
this special sale who contemplatcs the
purchase Of an outside garment now or in
the near future.
TO accommodate the large numbers who
were present Yesterday and the greater
number who will undoubtedly be there
to-day, other departments have been com,
PEELED to surrender space that this I'M
mensc ollcringof garments mightbeshown
10 the best advantage and comfort Of those
in attendance. ~. sf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-05

Fon bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing 80 to III,
Corner Main and Twenty-frst st.