Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
Maine Election.

| AUGUSTA, Sept. 3.-lIlc IolloWiHb uio-
patch was sent to General Logan to-day.
'The result OF the election may be thus
summarized The Republicans have car
ried every county in the State, with the
possible exception OF Knox, which is
very close. They have elected 20 senn-
tors and the Democrats have only two.
md have chosen four-fift OF the rep
resentatives to the Legislature, They
have elected four representatives to
Congress by large najoritics and have
given Gov. Robio popular majority Of
II 900. The Republican vote Will reach
| very nearly 10000, four or five thousand
larger thnn was ever east before. Our
majority is the largest we have had since
the Presidential election OF 1868, and far
exceeds our most sangulue hopes"
(SigneD WALKER BLAINE.
| AUGUSTA, Sept. 9.--The following tel
egram was sent by Postmaster Manley to
| Secretary Fessenden of the Republican
National Committee: con full vote we
have swept tho State, and reelected
Robbie by 1900 majority. Blaines own
city has given majority Of 252 greater
than ever before known, and his county
| gives 3, 400 majority,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.--All tele-
graph, telephone and electric companies
to-d day were notified that nil poles must
be removed before tho Isl of January.
Hot Weather.
CHICAGO, Sept. The past ten days
in this city, have constituted heated
term in intensity almost unprecedented
In the history of the city. The Their
mometcr has rarely dropped to 70 and
has risen to so. A peculiarly of the
season has been the fact that the nights
have afforded sultriness continuing
very evenly the full twenty four hours.
At seven this morning the thermometer
registered 49,
Last Tribute TO the Dead Secretary.
GENEVA, n. Y, Sept. 9.--The town is
rapidly filling with visitors. The Presi-
dent and suite have arrived in town.
The President was conveyed to the resi-
dence Of OK Senator Hammond, whose
guest he becomes during his stay in
Geneva. Governor Cleveland and par
ty arrived in the same car and were
driven direct to the residence of VIM. j..
King in the immediate vicinity. Secre-
taIy Teller, Postmaster General Gres-
ham, Judge Rapello, Miller, Andrews
and Clerk Perrin, arrived this morning.
Secretary Chandler being with the Pres
idents party. 1t is thought that every
Trains from the east west and south are
; yet to arrive before tho funeral. The
weather is progressively warm and the
crowd of visitors are suffering much dis.
comfort.
, New YORK, Sept. 10,--The weather is
, intensely hot. Street-car lines are al
! most suspended. A number of people
i have been FRUSTRATED, bnt it is impossi
q BILE to learn how many. Nine deaths oc
r Cured Mt the Bellevue Hospital from til,
heat. The street-car officials state tina
should the hot weather continue on,
{ more day the lines will have to entirel,
suspend.
LEwIsroS. Me-, Sept, TO- The Jour
{. nal publishes the returns of over 90
towns ON the prohibition constitutions
s amendment, which give 40,444 in favo
A and 10, 1G5 against the amendment. TIL
!. majority will be increased to over 40,
/. 600 by the returns to come.
: BINoHAMr9oN, N. y, Sept, 10.-Goy
n Cleveland stopped here this morning
/. while ON his way TO Albany, and held
- public reception. He was received b.
- all the city officers, The hotel wa
e jammed and the streets crowded.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-A dispatch fror
Il Pekin, dated September 9Th, to til
!. Times, says The Russian fleet has LEI
+, Chefoo with excessive supplies of pro
visions for Belgium. 1t is believed tina
/, Russia meditates blow Mt the integrit
of China, while the latter is seriously en-
gagged with France.
CATTLE DISEASE.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Dr. Salmon, chic
of Bureau Of Animal Industry. returne
yesterday, to this city. He said he ha
been tracing the source from which th
cattle disease had sprung over the ives
He had located it in herd at Tro,
Ohio. The herd was owned by ma
re named Dye, who had been handling
lnrge number of cattle. He had shippe
four lots west, and one of them In
brought the epidemic into Illinois. j
could not trace the other three. Thei
were still chronic cases OF the diseas
r. among Dyes cattle. DR.. Salmon sal