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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-06-15

WEIsER LEADER, June Sth: About
$4,000 fire occurred at Huntington
last Sunday afternoon. A photo
graph gallery, hotel, four saloon
buildings and some other houses were
DESTROYED.
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The new election law, enacted by
the last session of the Legislature is
law the provisions of which every
voter is desirous of knowing. we
have concluded to publish it in FULL
and will give two or three columns OF
the law in each issue of the Semi
Weekly. 1t will fill about twelve
columns.
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Dale. MAuAN, fruit tree agen


DR.. /. E. MAuAN, fruit tree agent,
was in town yesterday, on business
He dropped in to see the WORLD,
and informed us that four thousand
head of cattle were driven through
Emmett last Tuesday. They were
purchased in Lower Payette by Ell
son. a Montana man, and Will o'
shipped East. TwO-year-old steer sso
sold for s16; cows, with calves, s2o
vearlings, si2. Another shipment o
about 5000 head of cattle and horse
will be shipped next Monday iron
Lower Payette.
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Mr.. A. J. WooD and wife, OF Hal
ley, arrived on Tuesday en- route to
Silver District. Mr.. Wood will su-
perintend the building of the tram
way at that place. Work will be
commenced shortly.
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JOHN HUNTooN, cashier of the
First National Bank at Boise City
arrived here Tuesday and returned
yesterday. Mr.. H. paid the WoRLr
visit.
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J. B. EMERY has just secured full
selected stock of shetting-6-4, ST.
"a, 10-4; muslin, bleached aud un-
bleached; calicoes, ginghams, fancy
dress goods-all colors and shades
Will sell at the lowest bottom figures
Wagon covers, made to order, from
50 upwards. y
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY Kingsley went
down to the capital yesterday. he
will return tomorrow.
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J. B. EMERY has just received a
fine stock of furnishing goods, and
the best linen shirts for $3.50; the
best suits of underware for $1.50; the
best English hosiery, rs cents per
nair
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COLONEL J. J. HICKMAN, Grand
Past Worthy Chief Templar of the l.
0. G. T. has been delivering temper
ance lectures throughout the Terrific
ry and organizing Good Templar
Lodges, and with good success. he
lectured few evenings ago, in Boise
City, to large audience.
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PORTLAND OREGoN1AN: Mr.. Wei
ler, of Mount Idaho, is in the city
with valuable specimens from the
Bullion mine, located on Salmon riv
er, in which his firm owns a quarter
interest. Several car loads of ore
were shipped from this mine to San
Francisco last year, and brought good
returns, and this year they will ship
every pound that can be packed from
the mine to Mount Idaho. The mine
is developed to the depth of 13o feet
by a shaft and by two tunnels, all
driven on the ledge, which shows a
solid two-foot vein of rich ore, carry
ing largely of native silver, chlorides
and silver sulphurets.
| The Bullion has quite history, as
it was developed as early as 1864 BY
a Joint stock company, and abandon
ed owing to the deficient knowledge
of metallurgy in those days. The
property was relocated two years age
| by Hon. Stephen S. Fem, ex-Dele
gate to Congress from Idaho Terrific
~, who still retains a thrse-fourth
interest, and through whose effort
the property has been made self-sus
tanning under adverse circumstance
that would have discouraged otbe
, men long ago. Portland capitalist
have been negotiating for the pur
j.. chase of the property for the past tw,
months, and it is probable that den
!. mite arrangements for the transfe
j will be made before Mr.. Weller re
turns home.
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All who are indebted to A. Straus
viii please come forward and settle,
as / am going to quit doing bust
ness in Boise county. All accounts
not settled Immediately viii be placed
in the hands of . collector. All
property, real estate and personal
for sale cheap. Twelve milk COW.
and some young stock with them fol
sale cheap. A. SrRAUs.
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DAN REAGAN, of Emmet, was
thrown from a horse last Tuesday,
and was considerably bruised and
shaken up, but no bones were bro
ken. He was insensible for two
hours.
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All those indebted to the firm OF
Davis s. Mautz will please settle be-
fore the first of July.
DAVIS & MAUTZ.
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REV. ]. D. FLENNER arrived here
Wednesday from Boise City and
went across the Basin yesterday
Mr.. Flenner is up in the interests OF
the Statesman. He is the Statesman
local editor. Mr.. F. made the WORLD
fraternal visit.
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BORN :
DIE2D:

At Banner, Tuesday evening, June IL,
1888, ofpheumonia, Thomas Sullivan.
Deceased leaves wife and three chill
dren. The remains passed through here
Wednesday for Boise City, where deceased
resided. He arrived at Banner, with his
family, . week ago last "Wednesday, and
was taken sick the following day.
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LOOK out! The fruit tree man Is
going to drop IN on you.
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n. B.-Tiekets for sale at principle
business houses, and to be presented 70
door keeper on night of ball.
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Miss Cora Morrell, pair China

OOi@ AuIol', pair NniHS
vases.
VIM. Orchard, beautiful French
plate-glass mirror.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l 7. Davis, hand
painted glass berry dish.
Misses Gertie McClintock and
Lizzie Magee, hand-painted China
tea set.
Miss Pauline Davis, fine large glass
water pitcher and one-half dozen
goblets.
Miss Mary and Matilda Mantz,
handsome toilet set.
Miss Anna Suhlsen and Julius
Nautz, one-half dozen silver table
spoons.
s. G. Silsby, = fne glass butter
dish.
Mrs. F. F. Church, handsome boz
quet of flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Emery, glass
wine set and silver tray.
Cave & Hill, fine bed spread.
| George Bidwell, one-half dozen sill
yer table spoons.
Miss Hattie Parsons, one-haH doz-
en- colored cut-glass dessert dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill, hand.
painted glass fruit dish.
Miss Carrie Bradford and .Almor
Fielden, handsome eight-day clock.
Miss Vickie Sullivan, whisk broom
holder and mirror.
/ Misses Amelia and Emma Jones
blue cut-glass water set.
| %O
| THE CANAL ScHENR--The recen
preliminaries run by Surveyor Rib
lett have demonstrated the feasibility
of the construction of canal frou
Snake river, at or near the American
Falls, which, if condu cted througl
the great plain south OF that river
would open for settlement a vast are
of the best land in Idaho Territory
This extensive domain, which need
but the magic touch of the Snake
waters to make it blossom like an en-
chanted elysium under Flora's divin
guidance, covers, in Cassia county
an area of about 100000 acreI
, From this immense tract of land be
, tween three and four thousand fam
, lies could get pleasant homes of
quarter section each; and with sue
, increased facilities for washing th
now dormant placers of the Snak
River valley, Cassia county coul
/ easily support an influx of from 80
900 to 10000 industrious and enc
i getic people.
: However, in order to prepare tn
:. large scope of valuable land for Sc
tlement, it will be necessary for SON
wealthy company to construct the CT
nal.
: From a rough estimate it wou
seem that $2,000,000 could be di
:. creetly invested in the scheme,
the same time preparing the counts
for settlement and rendering ne
- annual dividends to the investors.
q Capitalists, who have their mon'
|. boarded up in some safe deposit whs
l. it is now rendering them meager r
4 turns, would do we'll to examine t
county which could be covered by
canal diverted in the neighborhood
d American Falls, and extended
more than one hundred miles We,
S. ward, covering rich soil which is c
"a pable of producing excellent crops
grain, hay, vegetables, and many e
cellent varieties of fruits. In fact {
II Pacific Coast presents no more fave
able opportunity for the investme
N of good, round sum of money fri
which the investors would reap a ri
harvest than that afforded by this
L nal project Idaho Sentinel.
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LOCAL AND TERRITORIAL.
READ the Odd Fellows ball ad.

HAVE YOU tried our canned goods:
MYER & SMITH.
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YrpfessipuaI Cards.
n. zIPF, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
aa.o on west side OF Main street, first
vmr' san. below Orchards restaurant, Idaho
City
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W. A, WADE, N. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has permanently located in Placerville,
and and will respond to all professional calls.
Can be found at the office formerly occu-
MED by Dr. Rothwell.
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SrvvE YouREs arrived here yester-
day from Butte, Montana, where nc
has been the past two years
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CHARLES c. STEVENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATIORNE1 AZ LA W.
,o,op CITY. :: :: :: IDAHO.
w;u nract;ce in all the Courts and before
the i. s. Land Office. Collections promptly
attended to.
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INVENTIONS +: :. ~ !.

lNVhNIluNSSoslss least sas snoas sSsa H the Wonder:
Of inventive progress is 9 method xad system of
work that can be performed all over the country
without separating the workers from their homes
p.y liberal; anyone can do the work; either sex.
vouus or old; NO special ability required Capital
not needed; you started free. Cut this out and
return to US and We viii send you free, something
Of great value and importance to Jou, that VIII
star. you in business. which will bring you in more
money right away. than anything else in the world
Grand vutnt free. A ddress TRUE Co., Augusta
Maine.
Jan. !, lyr.
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c. 8. KINGSLEY,

.rToRNEY AND COUNSELOR
~ AT LAW.
w;u attend to business in Boise county.
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Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid out
Of the County General Fund on presenta-
ton at my office:
No. 35-fn favor of Myer s. Smith $lf %
a. S. c. Silsby... 16 10
JOHN GARRECHT,
Rv IsrnoR SMITH. Treasurer.
Deputy.
Idaho City, l. T., June IL, 1883
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nYOvYT URewarded are those who read TINS
ku,HI, and then act' they win nnd nonoLa.

them nom their homes and families Tbs profits
are large and sure for every industrious person,
many have msde and are now making several hun
dred dollars per month 1t is easy for anyons 70
make IS and upwards per day, who is Wiling 70
work. Either sex, young Old; capital not needed
we start you. Everything new. No special ability
reouired: YOU reader can do it ss wei as anyone
write to n. at once for full particulars. which we
mail free. Address stinson Co.. Portland. Maine
Jan. l. II.
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OLD papers for sale at this Office
ALL those knowing themselves in
debted to me by note or book account
are requested to settle with w. ,.
Galbreaith.
WIN. J. RorHwELL
M. d.
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WEDNESDAY EVE, JULY 4, 1888.
Committee Of Invitation:
IDAHO CITY:
Isidor Schmidt, Chas. Marcus,
d. Ferguson, Claus Van Thun,
Fred. Small, R N. Darrah.
CENTERvILLE
G. C. Meffert. SIX. Goldtrap,
Hugh Turner, Robert Spencer.
PLACERvILLE:
Chris. Seigle, Ed. Nelson, Nelse Math-
ison-
QUARTZBURG
o. j. Daley and D. E. Coughanour.
BANNER
A. Goodlife, James Fl. Flood,
G. E. Clark, Levi Giger,
Geo. Powell, Henry Clifton.
GRAHAM, OR SILVER DISTRICT
Charles A. Curtis and J. A. Bruner.
Reception Committee:
John Garrecht, Sr, 0. A. Duquette, d,
julius Linsteadt, Ralph Calderwood
Committee Of Arrangemens:
1sluOT CSnluIAI oOhn la ~S~-', ~
d. Ferguson, 8. i. Davis,
G. c. Havird.
Floor Managers:
John Garrecht Jr., VIM. Warner, 5. I
! Davis.
| PROMPTER-Wm. Warner.
| Dancing to commence at $50 o'clocl
sharp.
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Best Music in the County Fur
uished.
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THIS PAPER

NAV be found on file at GRO. P. RowELL
& Co.'S Newspaper Advei. Bureau
40 Spruce Street,, where advertising con
rscts can be made for is IN New fofs.
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Special Notices:
Rooms to Let
I have rooms, on Montgomery
street, to let to gentlemen only.
Mrs. RoBr. McGUNNEss.
FRESH oranges and lemons at Sis
by's.
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Supper furnished by A. Orchard.

TrCKETS, ancludins supper, 8-4.
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Dancing to commence at $50 O'Clock
sharp.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
UP SALT River
THE SAME OLD CRY.
TOLD YOU so.
IF YOU HAD TAKEN MY ADVICE
YOU WOULD NOT HAVE
LOST YOUR BET.

To dsy and tomorrow the familiar
words vi be used by millions Of 90
PIE In tie United States that II you / Al
taken my advice you would have had
no occasil to take q trip up Salt r yer
and dlz5n more voices will CRY ont
u tod sou 40" Bat Il is too lac for
regret.
1t will be we'll TO Temem Der, IN spite
OF all this, that Q fact is always A fact.
whatever may bs tbs consequences, and
It Is the duty Of every law abiding
iztn 70 take the matter c1imly. The
sn't teaches lesson that 1t IL hlWAys
neoessary TO reflect we'll, and from pres
sot tndioatlo . majority OF the people
we dore 80; but there IL no telling
what the fut1re will bring forth, As We
al live In hopes. Now, here is fact
.hat does not require . chemist to ana
lySs, aHo that IL, If the people In this
part OF tbs State and surrOundipR como
try woald only look to their intete.t
they Wo1ld patron - q dealer who he.
lieyes in Live aud Let Live" ard that
hltr is tho ever popular, entert rl.ipR
Lluls Fem elmer, the EoOu omy Hall
U other, Acc Market street, who guar
antses avery Purchaser . saving OF %
p cent.
suits OF clothes, that GxotbitAut
'tloe dealers ash $40 fer, Mr.. Fell.
hatmeg asks bat ; o for. BusineRs auits,
that these wouldbs o0mpstiters hsk
bfz for, Mr. Fsllheimer sells for 81 so;
jverota:F, boys and nhsldrsn's suits are
'old ~ tue Same surpIlslnaly low prices
aud cur advice is TO those who antioi
pate buying clothing to pAtronizs Mr.
Fsilhelmsr, the ECONOMY HAlr'
,lothier, whose store 10 rot qulte Is
frge % a great many loud spreading
- Veftls6fs in this country who throw
teir money 9say fOolishly, and make
% sir customers pay fer Il on their pnr
hi SEES, IL bulldog 10 . small one
ca the Interior contains as large and
Sel.-ssleoted stock Of clothing as any
3.otblng house In Philadelphia, Bali
more or Washington, and Kindly dom
irGet this vA!usble information aud
va will have no occasion TO regret IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
ON FRIDAY,
THE 9ru DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882
at 10 O'Clock a. m,


All that certain piece or parcel or tract of
land situate lyltR AMI he ng IN putrAdcf
hundred, New castle county State Of lpIA-
wave, with the buildings thereon C.erted
bounded Rnd described as follows, TO VII:
Beginning At a pOin' In the centre Of the
public road leading from kirsw1 a to R,l
Lion opposite iwu roads called Love Lane
thence up the centre Of sNi laue noffh ~ te
Hrtes west 7-'tO chains 70 a stone thence south
81 degree vest 10 81 100 chAius with land OF
W sshlngton ng t. a to Ia corner. 90 -nar
also for lands Of said Washington King and
W u. x. r., tn nee ". tn sAid r. W
4 Il, X, u. Go south lie rceA, west ~ aud
t2-t0 Ch ius TO pile Of stones near an Fnl,li.
tree, thence ouih g ~ degrees, eat 6si-l'U
Gu nus iih land OF The lstc George Nar-Is T.,
the crMtrc Uf Lhepubiic road aforesaid leading
from III kwpOd 10 Red Lion, thrnce win said
rublir e, al nurlh II DEGREES palt ~ ~ o
chains TO the place Of beginnin no tanning
according to the late survey by George W,
simHl-r ac e8 aud prrcErs Of land be the
&c.
selleh and taken u execution as the prop.
'riy o. John q. CLARK aud Su an Is. Clark, hta
VIE, aud Gituin z, LYMAN, L., sud 10 be
sold by .GiLRs JAMESON, shtrlG,
81 rims once, wilmington, October 20
lhbds O4l-pnl
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

BAvRR DE GRACE, Mo- NOV. n n
The election pAtsed of quietly u y, :,
place 10 day. The weather % ~ ~ N
4 large vote was pOlled. The tsLnp'
anos question WAS the leacipE wv .,
aid HAVE de Grace bad sepata'e \
Independent vote from the oolI ,,a \
and sRSinAt license. For o 8nile /.
national ticket was nearly loss s'A !.
in the aght between the support, ..s 4
the amended local option law snu
friends Of high lloenae. ~. ,,,,l,
II was conceded early th!s m ~ Y,
that local option would carry ,nS n 4
bat by 3 hard fight and sood NS XXI :, Y
hiRt -iioense men we're success. ~ d 4
he sjorlty for lioens3 TO- 70 9, "a "a "a
goes against lloente, and win p'S a..
ton In Oeoll county, HAvEe ~ .ibr
will In TIE fatpTe S9rye Is I' Pa
ing point for both counties 10 Nv '''
liquor.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

SHEBISF'5 BALE by VIRTUE
- =, ot Nrit OF LeyaTi FAeiAs, to me directed
VIII be exposed To public sale, at the Eouri
llohst' on Market street between Tenth and
ElfFctth streets, in the II OF Wlinliuutnn
New Castle county, Del, WI" =
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
OHII lED VICTORIA SlIIHlEss BLACK
s. III. STATS,
405 Market Street, VIII Del
o2.tu III, sat


~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NAV CASTLE COUNTY Del,
Upon the application OF francis ii. Cloud
ana JoscDh II. Cloud, executors OF Anna
bred, IN said county, deceased. It is
tutdtTSd and directed Ivy the Reg
lsle, lhal the Executors 'forcs1id give notice
OIgtarilaR O letters Parliamentary upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the ate Of grant
Ing thereof, by causing aivertis. incut, to he
posted within forty days from the date Of such
lettefsln six OF the most public pieces Of the
county OF New Castle, reqWriuG all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
Inc same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly III
such case made and pr tyiipd; and also csusC
the same TO be ms rted within the same peri .
oi in the Daily RKPUBLiCAs, A news
paper published la MilmlngtOu. Del
NEh to be continued therein three weeks, e.
q. d.
- Given under the hand AM Seal of
L. s. Onrc OF the Register aforesaid at
IT, Wilmington. In New Castle County
Aforesaid the day and year above written.
JOHN X BRADFORD,
Register.
q, NOTICE An persons having elaine against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
ZANE, duly attesied to the Executors,
on or before October 26 lssl OF
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
ana provided. FRANCIS n. CLOUD,
= JOSEPH u, CLOUD,
Address, Wilmington, Del. oSl
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
FIFTH Edition


The intense Interest fe,,
OF the election y s,erS,v ~ !ae
laat evening by the lm@sy1..N was
Market street, in fact II a'% So crow
out TO hear the eturnI Tba a nal
commenced in the afternoon ~, elIi'e
CEASED this morning Win aOl b
exceptions the election passed ,t va
put al tome Of the polls tbe a R H. 2
realizing that they were IN De to
70 De beaten, endtay5red 10 ial
tnt6snees Several minor W S INV
quelled by the p ompt sr,,on uNls
ee' but the mot seIIops Az "
occurred at + urtrrnih u''7I
streets The attention Of Che n,i,
attracted to crowd, and p,o %
their way through found lb,t rJ at
smith, a colOred barber A, S n,
Ripley streets, hal teen ,tr 81 'n
6a y II Jurcd IN the face Va AZ
II was impossible TO a.c r,.t,
assaulted him, and hq va. taI 1 w
police station whe bIs y''"sI
dressed, after which he went I NV.
INV minutes before 6 DEL N WV
CURED at the Twelfth ward MI, ~
several blows were struck and
night would no doubt hay, MI.
u not been Tor the lnterposirlor W.
Pile, who sucCeede In resto,irn
In lees than an hour alpr Is,
closed the boys, IN yar IA sartl,p
CITY, who Tor the pas' two or tlrs
oave been collecting barrels. boy.'1
In TACT a. ythiug that woull NM
lneactd to bring them out and MI
hrts at the street corners Mi,
the SKY was red eued With tbelrngh,
ID every locality where uey W.
men and women SEEM d 10 tikew
p easure and delight In them AN. \
In the vicinity Of Eighth All N
and loa bard str, cts, the maori, n
boys are Republicans, while tbo,f MI
down town are Democrats. M \
declared that there fhoull mt n
Harrison and Morton fires IN tses,J
part OF the city and when Inv
lighted came 10 force to pu' them AMI,
capture the barrels and b,res IN \
nres Of their own. The Harrison
stood their ground manuI, bul
was evident there was lapg.rGl
being overcome by superior mum,
some Of their fsthcrs took land n
battle, and the "Church stre,er.0 ,
driven bAcg, after which the Ran
hret burned until all the fuel va
sumcd. During the melee Stones be-
all dircctiuns, and clubs were lreeIv 1
lt 10 said that the Philade lhia Nh
whining ton contractor and farmer,
LETT some money IN Phi.ad l9hh On
result, which Is now loo illsnls, Inn
the next Legislature should prove 10
Democratic TO ask for an ern 30
priation to re imbure BIN on bis B
confidence.
Eome Of the Demo rats dle lar',
oil them who had evidently been .
Icing at a bar, asserted At sixth
Marx ct streets this morn log, that be
Just received a Up, cial dispatch, With
assurance that TIE lrst reports were
Incorrect, and that Cleveland was
tainly elected
Market street was still packed
people this morning, and when f Tee
an assured fact that Harrison Ard Mo-
were elected the Republicans loO1 ID /
liant, while the Dem cras ware %
spondiugly doNnhCarted
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07

FLORIDA

JACKSONVILLE Nov. -The vote II
sac city was light. BOtu the olty 40
DuVAl County vii probably go Rspup
loan BY reduced majority.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-07
a Republican Aua.euoe.

The opars House Was psoked frpu
1T to dumo last evening ~ gee tn
htAoo CJmpany in The Magic Tails
man" though tho enterprise al
Manager 5oullsr wire vas run Int
the house and dispatches announcing
the slurne resolved IL the box oifl y.
fhebe were read every few miOutet
from the stage, and f,om toa fact thai
whenever Republican majorltiss Wtr.
snE ouuoed the Audteooo almost ahCok
the house with Applsu,s aud remained
silent when the fevstse WsB the cAse, q
Is surmisJd that Tho GtjoTity Of tboss
present we're r ,pnblinabs.