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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-08-24
Racing for the Cup at Newport.

~ Aseo1aS . 10A 01Ao !SO'HP sO &S0WPVEVs ~.
NEWPORT, Aug. 2O.-The yacht race for
the Newport cup to-day was complete
fiasco, and the story of it is the same yarn
that has been told of almost every race
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Base Ball.

At st. Paul-St. Paul 1, DesMoines s.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 8, Bos-
ton g.
At Washington-Was 0, New
At Pittsburg-First game-Pittsburg 8.
Chicago 8. Second game-Pittsburg 10,
;. At Indianapolis-Detroit 4, Indianapo-
lis 2.
At Cincinnati-Cincinn Q. Cleveland 8.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 8.
Kan as City-Kansas City s, Baltimore 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 10. Kansas
City 5.
SUMMARY.
The following is the standing of the clubs
OF the National league at the close OF yes
terday's games:
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Templeton for Judge.

WASHINGTON, Aug. &C. r. Templeton
Of Dakota was today nominated to be as
sociate Justice of Dakota,
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The Cyclones Work.

BALTIMORE, Aug. pa special from
Still Pond, Kent county, gives the particu-
lars of the cyclone that yesterday after
noon wrought such destruction in that
neighborhood. The large frame building
occupied as a canning establishment by
Black & Krobs of Baltimore was struck
about 4So O'Clock and completely demol-
ished. About 100 men, women and chill
dren were wounded in their efforts to es-
cape from the wreck. Nine were killed
outright, three dangerously hurt and a
NUMBER nun ;n slightly injured by falling tmbers
IN me 1Sl Killed are Charles Schweitzenberg,
Charles Beauchamp and wife, Laurie Al
Rheus, August Goete. wife and two boys,
Rose Gould. The seriously injured are
Gustave Frorzi, Frank and Maggie Sitfer-
ing.
HEAVY LOSS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22.-ln the cyclone
which extended from Vermillion Bay, La.
to Pasca Goula on the Mississippi sound.
the amount of damage to crops, buildings.
water crafts, etc.: will aggregate 81, ,OOO, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
COLORADO.

DENVER, November S.-Returns from
thirty eight precincts in the city and
Arrspahoe County give the following
vote: Cleveland, 5.469; Harrison, g.
657. Congressman Macon, Democrat.
5,192; Townsend Republican, zoos.
Governor-Patterson Democrat, 31S :;
Cooper Republican, $40 Returns
from outside are coming in exceedingly
slow. Republicans claim the State by
Is 875 majority, which, if correct, is a
Republican e in over Blaine's majority
in 1884 of 5000. Republicans also claim
every member in the Lower House and
20out of 20 members in the Senate.
Almost complete returns from this
city and Arapahoe County show the
following vote: Cleveland, 1904; Har-
rison, 4,257. Congressmen-Mason,
Democrat, 4574; Townsend, Republi-
can, 1927. Decentralization, Dom
ocrat, APO; Cooper, Republican, 6,675.
The entire Lsgis alive ticket is elected
by majorities ranging from 1000 to
200. State returns show that with the
exception of three members, the Legis-
Iature is entirely Republican. The
ticket elected it by majority of from
s. 600 to 10 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
The Next Congress-.

WASHINGTON, November ST do
not see any reason to revise the es-
innate 1 made yesterday relative to the
strength of the Republican majority in
the next House," said Secretary Nc
Pherson, of the Republican Congress
sional Campaign Committee this after
noon. Il cannot imagine what basis
there is for the claim made in New
York that the Democrats will retain
control of the House. All information
obtainable this morning justlfiss me in
expressing the opinion that the mex,
House Will consist of 173 Republicans
and 152 Democrats. There Is a pos
sibiIity that the Republican ma
jority will be reduced by later adyices
to 10 or 20, but 1 have made
liberal allowances in my calculations
for ali Democratic claims"
Representative Breckenride, Ken
lucky, Democratic member of the WAYS
and meaps committee, expresses the
opinion that the Republican majority
in the House will be very slender, and
is confident it cannot exceed 10. Ac-
cording to his calculations. the Republi-
cane must showa gain of 10 Representa-
tives to secure q majority. He does not
believe they nave much exceeded that
figure.
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TO $1,000 majority, the figures of the
returns then received fully justified the
estimate. Reports from New Nork City
and large communities in the interior
.of the State showed Democratic
gains, and the first reports from
Brooklyn were to the effect that
the majority there was $4,000. The
telegraph wires were very muoh
crowded, and the transmission of tie
committees bulletin were considerably
delayed. There is ev IDENTIFY misap-
prehension in some parts of the wet as
to the time of the dispatches sent. The
part cular dispatch referred TO was
one received in the west from
the Democratic Committee claim
ing New York by from 10000
to $1,000 majority. When the dispatch
was received out there it was wholly at
variance With the returns from this
State. The Democratic committee say
it was not intended to deceive anyone,
and at that hour written bulletins of
some New York papers were giving the
State to Cleveland by IS 900 p urality.
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GOVERNOR HILL
Pays Glorious Tribute to the Pres
ident

ALBANY. November Ex-Governor Hill
was serenaded tonight at the executive
mansion, and in his address to the
thousands of persons who thronged the
lawn and terraces occurred these utter
ances:
Our success in the gubernatorial contest is
marred however, by the shadow of a ma
tlonal disaster In common with every
Democrat. I greatly regret the defeat of
F. esident Cleveland in the State and the
nation.
HE DESERVED BETTER FATE
at the hands of the people of this country.
Honest. brave and courageous, he CALAMITY
led his party in the great contest for tariff
reform, and suffers defeat owing to the
false clamor, unjust prejudice, unfair re-
presentat ons and the gigantic combined
efforts of all the monopolists of the
country. He did his duty as he understood
it, regardless of personal or political con-
sideration, and he should have been sus-
tained by the taxpayers, consumers and
masses of the people whose true
INTERESTS HE DESIRED TO sUBsERYE,
and whose rights he unselfshly endeaVored
to maintain. 1t is not now necessary nor
profitable to inquire whether the issue
which he so boldly made might more
wisely have been earlier presented or post
poned to a later period 1t is sufficient to
say that as a trusted leader of the Demo
cratic Party, after full and careful consid-,
Grafton of the whole subject. he deemed
that the best and truest interest of the coun-
try required that the issue should be made
st this crisis, and with that
PATRIOTIC AND. DELIBERATE CONCLUSION,
when once reached, there should have been
prompt anquiescence.
Hon. s. S. Cox tonight, said:
I think the House is against us notwith-
standing our gains in Virginia and other
STATES northwest and west. including
Minnesota and Wisconsin have
failed to respond TO US.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 8. - Nine
hundred and thirty-fye precincts in
Indiana give Harrison 147, 1907; Cleve-
land, 141,SO4. The same precincts in
1884 gave Blaine 1874 ,693: Cleveland,
134, 700.
Harrison's majority in Indiana will
not be less than 5000, and probably
5000 The State ticket is elected by
the same majority.
Under the law of Indiana this is the
day when the supervisors of elections
convene N each county to canvass the
returns. These boards are conse-
quently now in session throughout the
entire State, and it is tn ought that by q
late hour to night the vote of the State
will be obtainable, although this is
doubtful.
Nine hundred and forty-eight pre-
cincts give Harrison $50 539; Cleveland,
LA, 153. The same precincts in 1884 gave
Blame 136, S95; Cleveland, 137 ,03I.
Nine hundred aud forty-eight pre-
Cleveland 144.153. The same precincts
in 1884 gave Blaine 1876. S95, Cleveland
1877 OBJ.
From nearly complete returns from
all Congressional Districts 1t is believed
the Indiana delegation in Congress will
stand Democrats s, Republicans 5, an
increase of for the Democrats.
County returns from Indiana have
not begun to arrive at midnight, and it
is scarcely probable official returns will
be received before Friday night, when
the vote of the State by counties will
be given. Returns from Congressional
districts are also incomplete, but
up to o'clock nothing had occurred
that changed the result given in earlier
dispatches. Latest returns on Presi-
Dental electors indicate General Harri-
8 0n's plurality will be about 1000.
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Washington WIsps,

WASHINGTON, November g. - The
Secretary of the Treasury. this after
noon. accepted the following bonds:
AZ per cent. registered $1259, 450. at
108H.
At the Instance of T. D. Biordsn. at
torney for the Chinese Merchants AS
ISOLATION, the Secretary of the Treasury
not affected by the exclusion act. and
that those resident in the United States
who visit foreign countries may be ad-
mitted on their return, upon any evil
dence of identity satisfactory to the
collector.
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The Mormons In Canada.

OTTAWA, Ont, November 8.-Messrs
Smith, Lyman ana Taylor, three mem
bers of the Mormon Church. are here.
They represent the Mormon colony at
Lees Greek. in the Northwest Territory
and come to Ottawa on business with
the Interior Department. The three
delegates are de~irous of securing a
townsite at Lees Greek. The colony
consists of 125 souls. Other religions
are not excluded by it. The business
of the colony is combined ranchlng
and farming, but Lot on large scale.
The delegates say the settlement in the
northwest is not the inception of a
movement to transfer the entire Nor
mon Church to the protection of the
British flag.
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returns from the remainder show
Uleveland's plurality to be about 25 600
and that OF Francis, for governor,
1000. st. Louis complete, gives Cleve-
land. 25 GAL; Harrison. 31,9l6; Francis,
% 567; Kimbail, 80 686.
Official and semi-official returns have
been received from ninety of ia coun-
ties in the State, and with advices from
the remaining twenty four, show that
Cleveland's plurality will exceed 5000.
Francis, Democrat, for Governor, will
have plurality over Kimball, Repub-
lican, of about II 600. The Republican
State Committee now concede the cleo.
ton of Francis, but by very small
plurality. No further change in the
delegation.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

CHARLESTON, W. V, November s.
Republicans claim the Legislature
while Democrats sny they gain shree
making, if true, a majority on the joint
ballot of eleven. 1t is impossible to
give anything strictly reliable, except
that the State officers will be Demo-
Gratis.
WHEELING, W. Va, November s.
The latest returns show increasing Re-
publican gains. 1t looks as if the Re-
publicans had carried the State. They
claim the election of all four Repub-
licsn Congressman and a majority on
the joint ballot in the Legislature. The
Democrats do not admit the loss of the
State, but feel very anxious over the
news.
--latest returns show increasing Re-
publican gains. 1t looks as if the Be
publicans carried the State; they claim
the election of all four Republican Con-
gressmen and majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature. Democrats
do not admit the loss of the State, but
feel very anxious over the news.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, November s.
Republicans claim the Legislature,
while Democrats say they gain three,
making, If true, majority on joint
ballot of eleven. 1t is impossible to give
anything strictly reliable, except that
the State off GERS will be Democrats.
Dispatches received tonight from the
capital of the State announce that
Democratic State Treasurer Thompson
comedies the State to the Republicans
by from 400 to 700 majority. This is a
confirmation of the steady Republican
gains coming in to-day. The Republl-
can State Committee here claim the
State by a much larger majority. They
claim to have at least three and prob
ably a solid delegation of four Con-
gressmen. They claim majority for
the electoral ticket and a majority in
the Legislature. The scene of Republic
can enthusiasm in this city tonight is
unprecedented. Thousands of people
have crowded into the streets in front of
the InteItigencer building to read the
bulletins, and on every hand is heard
the CRY that the solid south is shattered
at last by the vote of this State.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November s. Harrlson's
plurality in Michigan will reach 1000,
against 1903 for Blaine in 1884 This
surprisingly large gain is undoubtedly
due to the return of the Greenbackers
to old party lines. Years ago the fusion
vote of the State was 1S9, 36l, the
straight Democratic vote being 149 1876
and the Greenback vote 4l,490 The
combined Greenback and Union Labor
woe of Tuesday will not exceed 0CO.
Comparatively few counties have made
returns on the Prohibition vote, but st.
Johns vote of IS 4e3 has been reduced
nearly half. Luce, Republican, for
Governor will have plurality of about
1850. He was bitterly opposed by
liquor men and ran behind in ali large
cities. In this (WayGe) county Cleve-
lands plurality was 4,4S4. while that of
Burt, Democrat, for Governor, is 9,643
In. the country, however. Luce more
than held his own, Republicans carry
ing eight Congressional districts, Demo.
Gratis two, and one is still in doubt a
Republican gain of two. Republicans
have a majority in the legislature of
thIrty-f five on joint ballot.
Harrison's plurality in Michigan will
reach 22,000, against 308 for Blaine in
1884 This surprisingly large gain is
undoubtedly due to the return of the
Greenbackers to old party lines. Four
years ago the fusion vote of the State
was 189 361 staaight, the Democratic
vote being las, 1885 and the Greenback
vote Al, 400. The combined Greenback
and Union Labor vote of Tuesday will
not exceed 5000. Comparatively few
counties have made returns of the Pro-
hibitIon voteNbut st. Johns vote of
Il, 403 has been reduced nearly one half.
Luce, Republican, for Governor, will
have plurality OF about Is 500. He
was bitterly opposed by the liquor men,
and ran behind in all large cities. In
this (Wayne) county, Cleveland's plu-
rality is 4,404, while that of Burt,
Democrat, for Governor is 9,643. In
the country, however. Luce more than
held his own. The Republicans carried
eight Congressional Districts, The Dem
ocrats two and one is still in doubt.
The Republicans gain two. The Re-
publicans will have a majority in the
egi lature of thirty five on joint
ballot.
Late to might the Republicans claim
that Wheeler was elected in the Tenth
District is verified by official count.
The Michigan delegation will stand
Repub leans and Democrats 2, Re
publican gain of 3.
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DIED.

YoUNG.-In this city, November sth, of
membraneous Group, Anna, the twin
daughter of Willard and Hattie Young
Aged 2 years, 8 months and % days.
Funeral announcement later.
TIMMs.-In the Twenty-frst Ward of this
city, November 9TH, 1883, Mary Ann
Timms, wife of William Trims, born May
25th, 1921, near Mortified, Worcestershire,
England. Aged 81 years. 5 months and Is
days.
Deceased was baptized and confirmed
member of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints at Earl's Common,
Worcestershire, England. December seth.
1910. by Elder David Moss. aud emigrated
from the Conference House, Birmingham,
in 1873
Notification of time OF funeral will be
given hereafter.
MillenniaI Star please copy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
NEBRAsK A..

OMAHA, November S.-Complete re-
turns from sixteen counties, including
Douglas and Lancaster, give Harrison
"a 013. Cleveland &c, sos. For Governor
McShane leads his ticket $3.50. In '84
the same counties gave Blaine % $50,
Cleveland 1901.
Laird, Dorsey and Council. all Re-
publicans, are undoubtedly elected. the
latter by a small majority. Returns
are imperfect and incomplete. The
Republicans, probably, have majority
on joint ballot In the Legislature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements In this column, II
for articles lost or found, for sftua-
lions offered or wanted, houses for
rent or wanted to rent, will be charged
for at the rate OF cents per line for
one insertion, and 211 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per line
first time, and cents each subsequent
time.
Birth Notices, SO cents; Marriage
Notices, 81 Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, 15cents per line.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, November g.
w. II. Barnum, of the Democratic
National Committee is seriously i'll, at
his home at Lime Rock. In answer to
inquiry tonight it was learned he was
taken sick about week ago, while in
New York. He returned to his home
on Monday and his illness assumed
dangerous character. Tonight, how
ever, his condition. Is slightly improved.
The tro1ble was caused by overwork
resulting in nervous prostration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
The Parneu Commission

LONDON, November 8.-The Psrnell
commission spent the whole day in
hearing witnesses on the outrsges.
Harrington objected to the Interpreter
prompting Irish witnesses. and Justice
Hannen cautioned lheinterpreter. The
police testified that large force was
occupied in protecting the boycotted
and threatened tenants.
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Are You The re, Moriarity?

QUEENSTOWN, November S.-Moriar-
ity, who was arrested on his arrival on
the Catalonia, yesterday, from Boston,
having in his possession a revolver and
ammunition, to-day was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and be imprisoned for
one month,
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Kicking Against the New Governor.

kicking Against the New GOVERNOR
BRISBANE, November 8.-The pre-
mier sent cabls dispatch to the
Queensland agent in England, saying
the appointment of Governor Blake,
of Newfoundland, to the governor
ship of Queensland has excited general
anger and wonder. Ex.Premier Grlf-
fiths agrees with the premier in con-
demning the appointment. Last
month the governor there urged the
English government privately to sub
NIT the name of the proposed new
governor before the appointment was
made Lord Knutsford replied that it
was impossible to allow mi 1isters to
share in the responsibility for the
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cessor to Senator Salisbury, whose term
expires next March.
Cleveland's plurality in the State is
3,444 Congressman Pennington, Dem
ocrat, is reelected by over 400 plur-
atty. Fhe next Legislature will stand
Senate-Democrats, 3; Republicans, 2
House-Democrats, z; Republicans, IA,
giving the Republicans majority of
TWO on joint ballot.
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Bishups in Session.

BosToN, November S.-The bishops of
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church be-
gan their semi-snnual session this after
noon in this city. The Episcopal board
is made up of eighteen members. six
teen of whom are here. The bishops in
council represent more than two mil
their sessions in the morning and after
moons. These councils are secret.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, November S.-United
States Commissioner Peasants has ar
rested in this city the board of commits
sioners of election of Richmond
County for refusing to allow United
States supervisors to be present at the
count of the vote to-day.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1885,

ham Nationalists, in reply to which he
said the Irish cause is no longer depend
ent upon one life, the Liberal Party
had taken up home rule, and they never
yet had espoused great cause without
achieving success.
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IOWA.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, November S.-Har-
rison's plurality is probably 10000. Re
publicans carry every Congressional
district except one. a gain of two.
Sixty-one counties complete give
Harrison net gain of 10, 583, or a plu-
rality so far of &c ,OOO The remaining
thirty eight counties will probably raise
his plurality to "a 900.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ogn., November 8.-More
than three-fourths of the full returns
have been received from Oregon. The
vote has increased nearly 10 per cent.
over last June. The Republican ma
jority has increased in about the same
proportion. The vote of, the State is
nearly 66 000, with Republican ma
jority of fully s O0O.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 8.-Comple.e re-
turns from eighty of the 14O counties in
the State and partial returns from the
remainder show Cleveland's plurality
will be about 25. 900; that of Francis, for
Governor, 8 600. st. Louis complete
gives Cleveland % GAL; Harrison, 81 ,9l6;
Francis. % ,567; Kimball, 80 ,686.
Complete return from eighty of the
lao counties in the State and partial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
Mrs. JAY Gould Sick.

New YORK, November S.-The- Tri-
bune says: Mrs. Jay Gould is danger
ously sick and her physicians are IN
able to encourage the hope of her
recovery. She Suffered stroke of
paralysis on Tuesday, and since that
time her condition has been regarded
as desperate"
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Highway Robbery.

DowHIE, California. November S.
The down stage was held up to-day by
a masked highway man. The express
box, containing bullion and coin
amounting to $500, was riaed of its
contents. but the mail bags were not
fouDd
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Fire Record,

Los ANGELES. November S.-The large
hotel at Long Beach, ION the coast,
about twenty miles from this city, with
all its costly furniture, was totally de-
stroyed by fire lost night. Loss, 500. 900.
Insurance, $45 COO.
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AGreat Democrat pe,d.

New YORK, November S.-President
Foster of the board of aldermen, who
was reelected on Tuesday for another
term, died this morning. Deceased was
Tammany Hall Democrat of long
standing.
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ILLINOIS,

The Republican State Central Com
mittee reports that complete returns
from ninety counties in illinois, and a
careful estimate of the remaining
twelve give Fifer, for Governor, Is ,O07
plurality. Harrisons plurality is placed
IN tie neighporhood of 10000. The
Times claims unofficial retul n from
ninety-two counties give Fifer a plural
ity of 5,274; Harrison's, 10 ,92O.
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NEVADA.

SAN Francisco. November S.-Re-
turns from the State OF Nevada so far
as counted give Harrison 4.443; Cleve-
land, 1882. For Congress the returns
as far as counted give Bartine, Repub-
lican, 4,105, and Cassidy, Democrat,
3 ,143.
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della ~ ARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, November s -It
is estimated the next legislature will
stand sixteen Republicans to fourteen
Democrats, insurlng Republican sue