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Returns Coming In.

SEATTLE, Nov. Z. Special.-At. mid
night, C. H. Hanford, chairman OF the ter
ritorial central committee, says the count
for King county 10 about half in and
Allen is $50 ahead. kitsap county, 80
far as counted. gives Allen ESQ
majority. In the whole territory Allen has
2 majority of 9: 400; with nine counties a,,a1 70 %
hear from. Mr.. hanford claims aims Allen 9
majority will be over 7oo, nna 10
of scratching, the count was very slow
throughout the county and especially in
the CITY. No account was kept OF the two
principal precincts in this city and 1t will
BE- necessary for accurate reports to wait
the official count.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAURENA q. p. HASKIN5.

Land ONCE at Spokane Falls, w. T" October
80, 1888.
MOTT. + is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has died notice OF
her claim and that said proof will be made
before the United states land office at Spokane
Falls, W. T., on December IL lsss aty a. NJ, W.
entry No. 1894, for lots and ~. section .,
township % n. of range ~ 4, w. NJ, She names
resldence upon and cultivation OF. said and
VIZ: Albert Frederioksof Spokane Ssl,s, W;m; Wan:
man p, Dart Of Spo ane Falls. w. T.; Danie<
i. shclliam OF Spokane + ~, W.T.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

United States Land Office, Spokane Falls,
October 23. 1858.
S. B. Carter vs. Herbert Haskell:
Complaint ha, ing been entered M this OF.
Ace bv s. X. Car or against Herbert Haskell
for abandoning his h. mestead entry No. 5bs9.
dated June ~, 1887, upoa the y OF the sw s3of
s26, Up 20. OF 4se NJ, IN pokene Goum.y NJ
ceiiation OF said entry, the said parties are
hereby ummoued to appear at this once ON
the 18th day of March. 1889, at 10 Oo'clock A. M,
to esp md and furnis sh testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
, 1888-11-08
A BIG SNOW STORM
IL Swoops Down Upon the Ter
ritOrial Democracy.
"rHE WILLOW OF THE PALOUsE'
Ana ths Eutire Democratic Ticket Com
plstsiy Buried---Alien's Majority
VIII he over Six Thousand.

SEATTLE, Nov. Z, Special Partial re
turns from Adams, Kitsap, Lewis, Lin.
coin, Pacific, Skaeit. Snohomisf, and
Wnatcom give Allen ahead 800.
AILEN's ESTIMATED MAJORITY.
Jefferson 367, Pierce 1000. San Juan 2o2.
Thurston 800, Walla Walla 100, Whitman
$50, Yakima 80. Franklin 81, kittitas 90;
Clarke 800, total 2S5l. Voorhees, Will
probably carry Mason county by 20. Len len
estimates. based on partial returns. give
Allen a majority of 6075 ahead. Chairman
Hanford says he does not bulge from his
estimates of last night, when he said the
republican majority in the territory would
be $500 sure. and probably fifty per cent
better than that. He says also the straight
republican ticket is elected throughout in
King county.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
GOTTLEIB sCHUELE.

Land ONCE at spokane Falls, ". 7. Oct 3,
1885,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N foll0wing-named .ttt er mas nled notice
port Of his O lain, and that said proof Ill be
made before the United states Land ofhcs at
Spok ane Falls, W. on November u, isss,
Al r. M Wig; CSnttleib schuele, who made
homestead entry No. 875o, for the " "a. nwh'
sec ~, tip %, n r, f2e, m
He names the fOl iowi ng witnesses IN prove
his con jnuous resideuc up0n and Gu iva
iiOn OF said land. via: Il. Mckinley or Spo.
K ne halls. ". IT,. a. snhnels " sp9,kanWe "
re. v. While OF spokane Falls. W. =;
j. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1888-11-08
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

Christian p. willis Va. Peter q. Westlin.
United states Land ONCE. spokane Falls, W.
r., september Ii, 1855
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT
" this office by Christian +. Willis asains'
Peter o. Westlin, for abandoning his home
steau entry No. 455t, dated Msy ., 1885, upon
the eIa mel swl4 nel4 aud neit sea section ~
tOwnship " N, range Al T., W. NJ, In Stevens
county, w. T., with view TO the cancellation
OF said entry, the said parties are hereby sum.
moned to appear at this office on the 23d day
OF February, 1889, at 10 o'clock A. M, to re.
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
j. NJ. ADAMS Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOE.
FRIEDRICH w. AHRENS.

1888.
NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN THAT THE
N folio wing named settler hes hled notice
of hi. Intention to maKe final proof In sup
port of his claim and tina said proof will be
in ade before the United states Laud Office at
Spokane Falls, w. T., on D. cember 3, lsSs, AT
1 p M viz: Friedrich W. Ahrens, who made
home stead entry No 3170 for the ne q sec s.
tp % n, range Al, 4. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
tion OF said land viz: John Y. Marchand OF
Sopkane Falls postofilce, w T.; stephen Me-
Rasey OF welch postoffice. W. T.; Lue II. Tar-
'' - j. Ii. ADAMS, Register.
, 1888-11-08
Returns by Counties.

The returns from the various counties,
gathered by special correspondents OF the
REvIEw throughout the territory, are as
King Ccunty-The result in King
county, as far as counted, Is as follows;
For deleeate--Allen, !4S5;. Voorhees'
1905; Greene. 40. Adiutant7OBrien,
ii78; Butler, $50; Brown, 80. BriRadier
Curry, ITO; Hunt, 770; Vroomon, 1877.
Prosecuting Attorney Newlin, 14l4;
Blaine, 9O4; Smith, 1S5. Councilmen-
Kinner, 1892; Ronald. S05; Waits,
40; Dudley, SO. Joint Coun-
oilmen-Anet, 1927; McElroy, a43'
Denny 1875, Representative Blackburn
1888, Peters TAG, ANYWAY 2l3, Snyder !3l,
Jones 1897. Newton 985, Willis lO7'
Rinehart 1909, Hart 794. Probate-Os'
born 1872, Gilman $40. Bush lS2; LOOMS
1853, Commissioners--Gasch ii2o' Mad
IiS7, Hayes 6s6, wess 8, Wills 93.
Wooden 1907. Hawley 73l, Am
munds 1853. Northup 1872. Sheriff
McGraw 1884, Cochrane ZIG, Allen SOS.
Jones 1870. Auditor-Forrest 1167, Booth
s32, Wood 305. Graves 149. Treasurer
Latimer 1922, Thorn $40. Whitehead 2O2.
Assessor Horton 1911. Quilter 656,
Twitchell 1853, Kelsey ia. Surveyor
Anderson 1887, Schurry 767, Brown 26O.
Ross 49, School Observation-Disclosures
1875, Rich s72, Fowler ia. Coroner
Smart 1893, Root 773, Cross 100, Hough-
ton 116. Wreck master Shoemaker
1880.
This includes complete returns in Seat.
tie except in two precincts, where the tail
Of the ticket was left amounted, and the
following outside precincts: Vashon,
Kent, Duwamish. Juanita, HouQhton.
Renton and Franklin.
OTHER COUNTIES.
Chehalis-Allen SO majority.
Callam-Allen 1853. Voorhees, l42.a
Jefferson Allen $50. Voorhees, 2S7.
Kittitas--Vo oorhees has small majority.
Kitsap-Allen 272, Voorhees, "a:
Snohonish-- -Maryaville, Allen, 81; Voor-
hees,. 30. Stanwood precinct-Allen, 81;
Voorhees,, 80.
San Jaur-Allen will have majority
Of $50. -,
Thurston Olympia complete, Allen,
345; Voorhees,, 240. McLane precinct
Allen, Is ;Voorhees, 10. Grand Mound
Allen, IS voorhees,, IL.
Columbia-Allen's majority IL. In
thirty-two precincts of both Eastern and
Western Washington, Allen is 2O44,
Voorhees, 1923. The same precincts two
wears ago gave Bradshaw 1499. Voorhees,
l7l9; q change of S66 votes in o total
3472..
Lewia-Seven precincts counted. Allen
has 86 majority Sherman of the county
central committee says Aliens majority Is
l60.
Spokane-Allen 300 majority.
Walla Walla-A three-fourths count
gives Allen a majority of 100.
Franklin--Complete. Voorhees, has 81
majority; democratic legislature ahead.
Whitman-Half count. Allen $50 ma
jority. Republicans carry the council and
representatives by one majority.
Adams-A half count OF l75 gives Allen
70 majority; he will probably get 200 in
the county.
Yakima-Half counted. Aliens ma
jority 80.
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Stevens.

SPOKANE BRIpeE, Nov. z, Specialize
turus from Stevens county will not De
reached for some time. !he only points
heard fron are Harvey precinct and a,;I Spite ~
yoorbees 81, Hyde %, Monaghan AZ.
Tsnohton SO. Mcmillan 20. Harvey pre-
cinct: Allen 81, Voorhees, "a, HYDE 40.
Monaghan 81, Laughton 81. McMillen ~.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
Territory Of Washington, County of Spokane
=.

~.
In Justices Court, j, X. snyder Justice:
T.. Thomas Barker
You are hereby notified that George Nc.
in said cvu,t which will come on to be heard at
my office In spokane alis. In Spokane coun.
ty, Washington territory, on the 18th day Of
A. NJ, aud unless you appear and enNand
there answer. the same will be taken az con-
I'd. The obi ct aud demand Of said complaint
is to collect one certain piOmissory note given
by you T.. Frank BROTHERS of Portland. Or.
,Iuly 30 1888, for Sl55, and interest. Said note
hiss bern Transferred by Frank Brothers to
plaintiff, and that defendant has not paid the
same, except $40 was paid on sa d note July *,
1884.
Complaint filed Sept, ID, A. ID, 1883.
J. x. SNYDER,
Justice OF the Peace.
, 1888-11-08

republicans elect one councilman, one re-
publican representative. The democrats
elect one one representative and the sher,
if. The republicans elect the auditor ana
treasurer, probate judge and one county
co commissioner.
, 1888-11-08
Allan,a NIaiOrities.

The following are Aliens majorities as
far as received: Chehalis county 255,
Clarke 400. Jefferson 1859, Klickitat 200.
Lncoln $50, Thurston 329. Walla Walla
25O. Whitman III, Yakima "a.
Republicans carry Kittitas county by q
slim majority. This is q democratic
strong hold. Democrats claim sheriff by
seyen. Snow. republican candidate for
Ioint councilman certainly elected. Snow
and Fruit are tie vote in kittitas thus
far received.
, 1888-11-08
A Ranublicnn Houae.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Secretary Nc.
Pherson of the republican congressional
campaign com mmlttee, is confident OF the
election of Harrison. and twelve republi.
can majority in the next house of repre-.
sentatiyes.
, 1888-11-08
no Not suffer Any Longer.

knowing IN At cough cen be checked IN a
siay and the first ,tises OF consump lon brsk
10 in 4 week, we hereby guarantees Dr. Acher $
Enylis' 7, Il. in. dy for CDnsu mption, snd wil'
refund the money to all who buy, take IL nv
per dir -ciion, and do mot ind our staten ent
cOrrtc Chus. McSab.
, 1888-11-08
Whitmuu County.

PALousE CRY. Nov; 7.-SpeciaI-
Twenty Ave preclncts IN Whitman COUNTY
sive Allen 1871, voorhees, l5lS. mere
- six email precincts TO hear from Inc
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walls waiIa's Majority.

WALLA WALLA, Nov. 7.-Speciai-
Walla Walls county gives voorhees, ma
jority Of 27o Ihs repao,cahh cahahIy snvF toe % en-.
tire republican ticket.
, 1888-11-08

AssorIN CRY, Nov. z, Special. .--Assotiin a. eS n
county goes rspuSlican, e, 6s... lse 20 V0'e "' '
, 1888-11-08
Lincoln.

FoRr SPOKANE, Nov. z. Special Miles
precinct gives Allen 20. VOORHEES, 10.
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NORTHERN IDAHO.
The Returns From -Four Northern C"nn-

The Returns From -Four Northern Coun-
tics.
NEz PERCEs COUNTY.
LEWISTON. Idaho, Nov. z Special
Complete returns from Nez Perces county
for delegate to congress are: Buck 43l,
Hawley 1856, Dubois 40.
LATAH COUNTY.
GENEssE, Idaho. Nov. Z, Special-Ihe
election at this precinct passed on quietly.
The vote for congress is Buck l9l, Dubois
8, Hawley 10. .o ,,.
For the legislature Bingham 2l6, MIX
108, Chaney 2l3. Irvine lS5. Bundy ~
De Haven 30, Meacham 33, Calbreath 81,
For sheriff LaneGon 93, Barton ~.
For county attorney Elder %, Greene
70, Reynolds 40. Annexation, yes, l64i
no, q.
Moscow, Idaho, Nov. z, Special-Com-
plete returns Of this precinct are as fol-
lows: Dubois 227, Hawley l2O, Buck loI.
sHosHoNE COUNTY.
Complete returns from all the precincts
in Shoshone except Pierce City and Carbon
Center, give Dubois 9S6, Hawley 694.
There are but few votes cast at those points
and they will not affect the result. Buck
made no canvass of Shoshone county and
no effert to get votes there. The follow
ing is the vote by precincts'
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100 4 d ~
JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

Spokane Falls, SpokAae County. wash.T.
WIN practice In all the courts Of wash
lnRton and idaho Territories. U 8 ocur
Of claims and Supreme court. Land and
mining law specialties. Collections made
and remittsd promptly.
, 1888-11-08
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, 1888-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-Among the
bills reported from the committees and
placed on the calendar was a senate bill to
establish a mint at Denver.
At 1910 President pro TEN Ingalls, laid
before the senate a resolution Of Riddle
berger proposing n reorganization of the
senate after Jan. l, and the author spoke
in support of it. He said its object was
to put some other than the senator from
Kansas in the chair, asserting that he had
been the chief figure in the most disor-
derby scene he could recollect occurring
on the senate floor. He said the change
was necessary in order that the faith of
the Republican party, pledged to a con
sideration of the British extradition treaty
in open session, might be kept. AT the
conclusion of his remarks Riddleberger
asked leave to withdraw the resolution,
but objection was made by Harris of Ten.
nessee. who moved to lay it on the table.
He called for the yeas and nays, after
paying n high tribute to Ingalls, Impair
TALLY and ability. Finally the senator
from Virginia was permitted to withdraw
the resolution and the incident closed.
Adjourned.
, 1888-12-18
viii Soon be Appointed.

LONDON, Dec. lin the ons
to day, after a long debate on Soudan
matters precipitated by Lord Randolph
Churchill, Labouchere moved that a re
ductiCn of 81 600 be made in the salary
of the minister at Washington. He then
censured Lord Salisbury for his delay in
appointing a successor to Lord Sackvllle
and for his u%nfriendly attitude toward
America.
Sir James Ferguson said it was impossi-
BILE to enter fully into the matter now
because it was only within the last two
days that the government had been placed
in possession OF the reasons for Lord
Sackville receiving his passport. He
denied that there was a disposit IN
to sneer at America AMI said
he believed the sympathy and
friendship between the two nations
too great to be affected by this incident
No declaration OF intention tc delay the
appointment OF Lord Sackville's success
sor until the new president has been in.
stalled had been made.
sir William Vernon Harcourt said he
was pleased to hear this and uIged ttat a
successor be Immediately appointed.
, 1888-12-18
Looking For the Picking.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. IA com.
mittee of six prominent manufacturers
leave here to-day for Indianapolis to pre-
sen an address to Harrison, setting forth
that the political parties in the South
can now divide on practical issues and
that the signers are pleased with the
triumph OF protection. They ask Har-
rison to recognize the best element Of the
Republican party in making appoint
ment1 in the South. 1t has been signed
by about fifty prominent manufacturers
and business men, most of them Demo
arata
, 1888-12-18


Adrian j. Parshall and Francis L. War
rem. as assignees for benefit of creditors
of Morton f. Post & Co, vs.. Alexan-
der Duffey.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed sheriff of the county of Laramie
and territory of Wyoming, will, by virtue
OF Rn execution issued out of the district
court for the first judicial district of said
territory, in favor of said plaintiffs and
against said defendant, and to him direct
ed. at 2 o'clock p. m. on the 29th day of
December, 1888, In view of the property
to be sold, at the said Duffey' s ranch, one
and a half miles southeast OF 0ranite
Canon railroad station, id said county and
territory, offer for sale at public auction
the following goods and chattels and per-
sonal property, to-wit: All and singular
the fences and other improvements
situate, lying and being south of the
Union Pacific railroad track, on sections
IA, l6, Is, 20 and %, in township No. 10
north, of range No. 60 west; also all of
the right, title, interest, claim and demand
of said Alexander Duffey in and to the
fences and other improvements on those
portions of sections Is and II in said
township and range lying south of said
railroad track; also all of the right. title,
interest. claim and demand of said Alex
ander Duffey in and to the fences and i'm
provements on sections 10, 81 and 90 in
said township and range, all being taken
on said execution as the property of said
Alexander Duffey.
Dated this 18th day of December. 1888.
, 1888-12-18
In the House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE commit
tee on ways and means reported back the
concurrent resolution for holiday recess
from Dec. q till Jan. 0. The committee
proposed an amendment substituting Jan.
4. The amendment was rejected and the
original resolution passed.
The attention of the house was occu-
pied nearly the whole day by the fllibus.
tering attempt of the members to prevent
a consideration of the Nicaraguan bill.
The call of the roll was interrupted by
Anderson of Kansas, who with a large
printed bill in his hand said he had assur
ances from Cultivate of Ohio, chairman
of the Pacific railroad committee, that he
would not attempt to pass the Union
Pacific funding bill under a suspension of
the rules. He wished to call the atten-
ton of Cultivate and the house to this
fact.
Cultivate said he had told the gentle
man from Kansas he would hot move the
passage OF the bill under suspension, but
he had made and intended to make no
agreement which would preclude him
from offering sre~solution and fixing a day
to for the consideration of the bill. Owing
the noise in the chamber, Anderson un.
derstood this to he a promise that no such
resolutions would be offered and he took
his seat without introducing the measure
he held in his hand.
Morrow OF California moved 20 sus-
pend the rules and pass with amendment
the senate bill increasing to 5000, 600, the
limit of the cost of a public building in
San Francisco. Agreed to. Springer,
on behalf of the committee on territories,
moved to suspend the rules and adopt
a resolution making the senate bill for the
organization of the territory of North
Dakota. Special order for to. morrow and
from day to day until disposed. provided
that an omnibus bill may be offered as a
substitutute therefor and thereafter other
bills relative to .he admission of terri.
tories shall be disposed of in the order
fixed by committee The motion was
agreed to and tie resolution adopted. Ad-
inurnpI
, 1888-12-18
Stocks ano CattIe Markets.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE course of
prices on the stock market was steadily
upward throughout the session and with
out a set back of importance. There was
a marked bullish feeling on the street.
The buying of coal stocks aud grangers
by insiders was very open. Armour was
quoted as advising the purchase OF his
specialty-St. Paul-for a long pull.
There was extensive covering OF shorts
later in the day and the upward move
ment extended to the entire list. The
close was ct the highest prices of the day.
Governments dull but firm. Money
33(94 per cent. Mining shares firm.
Petroleum opened weak at 92c, and
after an advance of &c in the early trading
gave way under selling orders from the
West and declined to 9lsc. The market
closed firm at 9lBc. Total sales, 1885,
900 barrels.
Following are closing prices Of stocks:
Pacific COS. ll9: American Express.
ITO: Canada raciic. 52t; Canada
lington, 1913; Delaware. Lackawanna,
1881; Denver a. Rio Grande, 10; Eric,
26b, Lake Shore, 100; Louisville &
Nashville. 54s; Michigan Central, So:
Missouri Pacific. 7ls; Kansas & Texas,
1875; New York Central, 1913; Northern
Pacific. 24f; preferred, $50 Northwest
ern, 1861; Oregon Improvement. GO;
Navigation. 904, Transcontinental, oct:
Pacific Mail. $50; Reading, 47s; Rock
Island, 9s; Milwaukee 4 st. Paul,
624; Texas Pacific, 2Is; Union Pacific,
624; United States Express 739: Fargo.
40; Western Union. S3s.
CHICAGO, Dec. l7.-Cattle-Receipts,
$1,000; market dull and l5@25c lower
on account Of the excessive supply. Beeves
81 S5C95.SO; stockers and feeders. $215
@3.30; cows, bulls aud mixed, 81. 3G(9
800; Texas cattle. 81 259 :. Is.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market quiet
and steady; natives, 81. 50(G4 IS; Vest
ems, SO. 25(d4 IS; Texans, 81. i093.l0.
Wheat-Market easier. Cash l044.
January 1888, May ll0s.
Corn-Market steady. Cash 33s, Jam
uary 33B, May SO Is l6.
, 1888-12-18
A COAT OF TAR.
The Indignities Offered a Col
lege Student.
Inhuman Treatment of a Four
Year Old Child.
Savage Fight Between Don
nelly and McLaflin.


CLEVELAND, Dec. lE.-At Oberlin, O..
last night several of the college students
enticed Frank d. Wolcott, member of the
preparatory class. into a secluded street,
threw him to the ground and coated him
with tar. |. Lyttle. one of the assailants,
was arrested to day and fined $40 and
costs. Other arrests will follow. The
cause of the assault was a suspicion that
Wolcott bad told the faculty about the
students drinking and gambling.
, 1888-12-18
22ND YEAR.
FLASHES.

John Bright has suffered a relapse.
DR.. James Scott, author of the famous
Ohio Scott liquor law, died at Lebanon,
o., yesterday.
Freight rates both east and west bound
were restored by the New York trunk
lines yesterday morning.
James G. Morford, aged SO, the last
member of the Association OF Old Defen.
ders of Baltimore, is dead.
Lucy Parsons the anarchist arrived
secretly in Chicago yesterday, but lett
soon afterwards without saying where she
was going.
A London dispatch says the stock
holders of the Lake Superior Copper
company have decided to wind up the
affairs of the concern.
A Paris bourse s~peculator named Bex,
whose operations were principally in cop
per, defaulted for l2,000, 900 francs.
Another failure is expected.
A furnace at Edgar Thompson's Steel
work at Pittsburg was badly damaged by
an explosion of metal last night. Three
workmen were terribly burned.
During the trial of a suit in a London
law court yesterday a photograph was
introduced to reproduce a letter and othoI
pspers. II worked successfully.
At Suakim yesterday the Arab trench
es were heavily shelled by the forts. The
Goth Hussars and two companies of the
9Th Egyptian battalion have arrived there,