Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-20

0Oilh Deckwlth has been acting
postmaster since the death Of Major
Warren and will, perhaps, continue To
act until new appointment is made
i Only three more weeks till election,
and those who have not registered had
better do 80 at once il they wish to
vote, 1t will cost nothing to register.
Special Land Agent Temple went
east Monday evening to visit his for
mer home in Iowa; and on the follow
ing evening bis family left for Boise
where they will remain this winter.
The decision Of Judge Berry in the
Wooley mandamus case gave no sur
prise 10 the Democrats and has caus-
ed no CONSERVATION In their ranks.
all statements TO the contrary not
wlthstanding
Cassia county gave Hon. James ii.
Hawley grand reception last Satur-
day evening, and his speech was full
y in keeping with the crowd and oc-
casion. Cassla is all right for de-
mocracy.
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The dissatisfaction with the ticket
OF the anti Mormons as made at the
second inns OF the convention Satur-
day may possibly bring forth another
ticket or IL not another ticket a good
share OF independent candidates.
Mr. Orr In his address to the anti
Mormon convention expressed much
admiration for Mr. Hawley but thought
he had gotten into bad company;
wonder II he thought he himself had
fallen into the hands of good Samari-
tans after the convention had cast
him overheard for Whittier.
The remains OF miner named Will
son, were found on Snake river about
twenty miles below town this week.
The remains were badly burnt, and
showed plainly that Wilson had been
murdered II Is supposed that his
partner, who has left the country,
murdered hIm and then attempted to
burn the remains so that it would
never be known what become of him.
Major Bob Anderson having gone
east on business and finding it impos-
sible TO return in time for the election
has declined to accept the nomination
for Treasurer. and the Democratic
County Ccntral Committee has placed
Hon. G. b. Wheeler, of Eagle Rock
on in his place. His many friends
felt sanguine of Major Anderson's cleo
tion but as he has declined, the nomi-
nation by the Central Committee
meets with universal favor and the
party is equally sanguine of Mr..
Wheeler's election.
From letter received from prom
inent gentleman In Lewiston, we clip
the following:
II have just returned from adetour
through the northern counties and
have canvassed each county pretty
closely. In Shoshone county three
weeks ago had the election come off
then, Dubois would have beat Hawley
900 votes; to-day Hawley has ma
jority there, and by the time election
day comes this majority will be swell
ed to $50 or 800. This reaction is
brought about by the disruption among
the Republicans at their county con-
vention and the splendid ticket put
out by the Democrats.
In Kootenai county Democrats and
Republicans both tell me Hawley will
beat Dubois three TO one, and from
personal observation while there / am
inclined to the belief they are right
In Latah county Hawley will get a
majority. There are great many
Republican annexationists who will
not vote for either candidate, but all
the Democratic annexationlsts will
vote for Hawley, BY this means
think Hawley will get handsome
majority in Iiatah.
Nez Perce and Idaho counties will
both give Hawley good majority. |
In round numbers il Is safe to say we
OF the north will send Hawley south
with not less than eight hundred and
possibly one Thousand majority"
80.