The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
DUBOIS IS ELECTED.
idaho Wants Its Dude Dele
gate for Another Term.
GETS 800 MAJORITY
While, but Trouble was
Avoided

| Moscow, Ida November S.-Moscow
precincts give Dubois 227, Hawley 100,
Buck 10Y. Nine precincts out of eleven
In Latah County, give Dubois 1856,
Hawley 22O. Buck S24(?) The two pre-
cincts to hear from will probably not
change the head of the ticket. Lewiston
gives Buck 100, Hawley 10Y, Dubois
lao.
BOISE CITY, Idaho, November s.
Partial returns from the counties of
this Territory give Hawley, Democrat,
for Delegate to Congress, 1888; Dubois,
Republican. 1902.
BELLEVUE, Idaho. November s.
special to The HERALD Returns
come slowly from western Alturas.
The Bellevue Herald, Democratic, con-
ceGes Alturas County to Dubois by be-
tween Ais and 800 The Herald has
returns from clerks of twenty-eight out
of forty precincts, showing votes as
follows: Hawley S25, Dubois 271,
majority Tor Dubois of 446. The pre-
cinCts of importance to hear from are
Mountain Home, Pine Grove, Rocky
Bar, all in Western Alturas, where
Hawley may hold bis own, because of
Dubois stand on the county division
two years ago. We hear nothing from
outside counties. Hawley, before the
election, conceded the counties to
| Dubois, by $50.
BOISE CITY. Idaho, November S.
Associated Press Partial returns
from counties in this Territory give
Hawley, Democrat, Tor delegate to Con-
gress Is 3l6, Dubois, Republican, 16 Cpl.
The V: of last night publishe
these dispatches:
PoCATELLo, November 8.-Returns
from Oassia County are all reported
save those of Oakley and lockwood,
the latter being very small precinct.
The politics of this county were never
so badly mixed; scratching has been
the order of the day, and party lines
have been almost totally Gisregarded.
There is no question, however, but that
Hawley has this county by slight ma
jority. The smsllness of his vote is on
account of local issues, notably the
wool interest, many sheepmen and
their herders, of the Democratic fol-
loving, having been frightened into the
belief that their private interests were
closely allied with the success of the
Rep ublican ticket, and therefore they
voted accordingly.
Rogers. Democrat, who ran for the
prosecuting attorneyship, is elected,
and possibly one of the three commits
sior ers; otherwise, it is conceded in
Albion, the county seat, that all the
other county officers are Republican.
J. W. LamoreauX, of Albion, was put
forward by the Democrats of Bear Lake
and Oneida Counties, as Joint council
m al, with Cassia County but in conse-
quenCe of his failing to receive the
support as such of his own county con-
vention he withdrew. Notice of his
withdrawal reached Bear Lake and
Oneida Counties too late TO agree on
another candidate and he, therefore, ii
Is learned here, was voted for in those
counties, receiving thefull strength of
the Democratic vote. 1t is doubtful,
therefore, which of the two candidates
will fill the office of joint councilman
for those counties.
1t is conceded here from all quarters
that Dubois is elected, sure, by hand
some majority.
BLACKFooT, Idaho, November 8.-The
returns are reported from all but AL
tHras County, the vote in which will be
very close, probably not so either way.
These returns show that Dubois, Re
publican and anti-Mormon, is elected
beyond all doubt. having about 1000
majority.
Moscow. Idaho, November 8.-The
result in Nez Perez and Latah Counties
is surprise to Hawley. He anticipated
that both would give him good ma
iority, whereas Nez Perez gave him 107
less than Dubois. and Lstah 81 less. In
Latah Buck had 657 more than Hawley,
and drew heavily from him, while
Dubois kept the party vote.
MURRAY Idaho. November THE
full returns from Snoshone County give
Dubois Z97 maj ority. Information from
ali sources show that Dubois majority
in the Territory will not less than
zoo.
DUBOIS ELECTED.
FRANKLIN. Idaho, November 8.-There
is no doubt that Dubois is elected. Haw-
ley confidently claimed that he would
come to Southern Idaho within $50
votes of Dubois. Had this been the
case, Bear Lske County alone would
have elected him. As it is, he must be
at least 900 behind, and Bear Lase's
400 will avail nothing against this
Bingham County, which was deemed to
be close. will give 100 majority for the
Republicans. Dubois will be the Dele
gate TO Congress from Idaho.
61Georg e q. Parkinson was arrested on
Monday and taken to Malad. He was
released on bail. The charge against
him is inciGing to commit perjury. He
is president of the Oneida STAGE, and is
accused OF having advised "MormOns"
to take the test oath and vote.
REVIEW OF ELECTION DAY.
A correspondent at Franklin, Idaho
writes: Our election passed off very
peecea5ly, although at one tune it
seemed as though there would be row.
1t seems that Marshal Baird wired the
deputy II arsbal here tn 1t all who had
Withdrowa from the Mo mon Chnrch