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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

The Virginia Enterprise publishes
an article headed "A Backward Glance
at Former Franks of the Storm
Fiend," in which we find the follow
ing
I'm the spring of of 1874 the snow
lay long without melting. Up at the
Summit House, in the Sierras, on the
evening of May 5th, wedding took
place. the like of which has seldom
been seen. The couple married were
George p. McConkey and Miss Sadie
Z. Gordon, aud At the time the knot
was tied the building WAS buried un.
der depth of twenty feet of snow.
II was wedding in the heart of big
snow drift"
The parties above mentioned were
then and for years after residents of
Hamilton. But the romantic marriage
above described ended in a pail of
gloom on the 2d day of Jan, 1898,
when McConkey Was found dead. with
bullet through his heart, and il will!
ever remain matter of doubt whether
he died by his own hand or that of an
assassin. Mrs. McConkey and her
two children are now living in Du-
buque, Iowa, and the remains of poor
Geo. 2. McConkey repose in the Ma
sonic cemetery at Sacramento, Cal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

The Virginia Enterprise has the fol-
lowing: Fill ordinary quart bottles
with a saturation of common salt, and
place them where they will do the
most good in time of need They will
be found nearly as serviceabe as the
expensive hand grenades you huy.
Should fire break out throw them
into the center of the fire. The salt
will form coating on whatever OBJ
ject the water touches and makes it
nearly uncomfortable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04
A Mass Meeting.

The Eureka mail arrived Friday
noon. Should have been in at
o'clock Thursday morning. THIRTY
HOURS behind timel This is the
DAMNEST OUTRAGE ever per-
petratcd on community. There is
talk of getting up q Mass Meet
ing in Taylor, in which all the people
of Eastern White Pine should be rep
resented to denounce this Eureka
mail line add forward to the POST
master General resolutions setting
forth our just grievance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04
No Cause For Alarm.

American" the Elko correspondent
of the Reno Gazette, would have the
readers of that paper believe that
Eastern Nevada will be entirely de-
populated of cattle with the exception
of tho few that are being fed. whereas
the truth is that, so far as can be learn
ed, the losses will DO no greater than
usually occur during the average win
ter. There is absolutely no cause for
alarm.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

Enterprising Piutes are now supply.
i5g Winnemuccans with Truckee trout.
Some of the fish weigh ten or twelve
pounds, and sell readily at rs cents
apiece. One Indian yesterday brought
two sacks of the fish here, and realized
SIS from them. The fish do not COM
pare in flavor with Humboldt trout,
but they are much larger. Silver
State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04
TIE WHITE PINE MAIL SERVICE.
"our Augur Is NOT In the wrong
Hole.''

Our big neighDor tthc SentineD at
the other emf of the route, who serene-
ly reposes 10 the luxury of a daily
mail with the outside world that has
not been between thirty and forty
hours behind time for over month,
takes US to task for dafing to call atten-
tion to this outrage perpetrated on a
community, and finds excuses for those
who are doing US and the Government
great injustice. This same Sentinel,
who can raise HI over an alleged out
rage in one issue ard "button up" its
lip forever after, is respectfully re.
minded that this mail business Is our
growl-that it is founded on right and
Justice and we don't propose to "but-
ton up on it either las it did on the
Paroni case) till the wrcng is righted.
Now, SIR Sentinel and Messrs. Mail
Contractors, there is M one at this end
of the line so unreasonable US To ex-
pect an impossibility. You missed
one trip altogether, and people here
did not growl. But when it comes to
keeping up this delay for weeks after
storm is over, and everybody else
can travel through the country at ease,
it is time to remind you that a storm
month ago is no excuse why you
should be more than thirty hours be-
hind time now.
On Thursday of last week, a two
horse team came from Hamilton in IL
hours, but il took the mail from Eure-
ka lonly 40 miles more) 81 hours.
Your apologist Qhe SentineD says you
have put on "a double force OF horses
aud drivers" We never saw any of
them here. Its the same WORKOUT
two-horse team. On this end of the
route you make them do the same
work IN winter as In summer.
The mail that came in Wednesday
noon of this week should have been
Tuesday at O A. NJ, we are reliably
informed, laid over at Jake's Station
twenty hours. Whyl Because there
were no horses till the team from this
end got in, and then they had 10 wait
Till this team rested aud swing IL back
Where were your extra horses and
drivers They were not there, and
you have not had them there this
winter. Extra = no not even a
change Ia enable the mail to proceed /.
1t IS very strange tc US that this
Eureka line cannot or will not render
the people and the Government fair
service. We lived in Cherry Creek
for five years. and with Il single ex-
ception. We never knew the Wells mail
to be more than two hours behind time.
The Taylor and Frisco line. which
is about the same length rs that to
Eureka, has como On time for tile past
two weeks, aud the storm Was heavier
east than north of Us. True they bring
four horses, which The Eureka line
does not.
The Sentinel's sympathy with us
is not of the right kind, and we can do
without 1t. But our angnr is NOT in the
wrong hole. We assert, and viii con-
tinue to assert without fear of truthful
contradiction, that the Eureka-Taylor
mail service is now, and has been for
several winters the worst conducted
in the United States; and in the Ian
guage of the "Sage of Poverty Gulch, /"
we shall continue to so denounce it,
"while Christ rules the universe" and
the present outrages imposition is
practieed upon US.
Bring on your Tar-bucket Brigade
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04
EuREKA,s TAR BUCKET.
High Pressure ssShOtgun" Morality
Subsided Into Flat Insipidity.

High Pressure ssShOtgun' Morality
subsided Into Flat InsiPidity.
Several ex- Eurekans in town, SAYS
the Virginia Enterprise, lfage asked
this reporter what the Sentinel had 10
say this week about the Paroni-rape-
tar-bueket affair. Tic Sentinel does
not contain word in reference TO the
matter. bur tho following from the
Reveillc with regard 10 the attitude
of the Eureka paper on the start may
interest them.
"fhe Eurekans have sizzled like
soda WINTER under high pressure over
the Paroni affair. but lave done Moth
ing To the tar and feather gang. 1t
has evidently ended in wind. Like
soda water. the high pressure. shotgun"
morality has subsidized into fiat insip-
idity. There is no use saying what
one or community is going to do and
not do it. The men who made ParOni
walk naked with coat of tar for pro-
lection that cold night tn Diamond
Station should surely be brought up
for trial. they should not be allowed
their freedom when they stoop to per-
petrate such cruel barbarity upon a
fellow citizen
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

The Elko Independent says: The
report going the rounds of the press
that there is so much snow in Ruby
and that cattle are dying is false
There is slight loss among old cows,
as there is every year, but nothing to
excite any fears of serious results.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04
no, for EIko.

The witnesses for the prosecution in
the Karnahan- Owens case are notified
to be on hand at o'clock Tomorrow
Sunday morning to take passage with
j. B. Simpson. Teams will start from
the livery stable. Passage free.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

Frank Kellett, alias "Tex," we'll
known in Nevada as the sagebrush
terror and bad man, plead guilty to
the charge of horse stealing, commit
ted in Fresno county, Cal. Tex was
sentenced to ten years in San Quentin,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
orders for almost any article reouir-
ed,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04
posrOFFlcE HOURS.

Mail opens 8 A. N. aud closes 9P. n.
kegistercd mail closes ut Pm.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-02-04

Sol Hip has full supply of gents /,
ladies' and children's overshoes; rub
or boots for gents, ladies and misseA+
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

fes "hsAocF@s M0ss BelFaos ~ksi az
s@sa sos0s Cap. t.sseu.
81 "a kalloF - tat IklHetss a kasAs

Ia. "Dsasos~sr Msss .slraes whss AZ
s@sa aosos N@ps. t.ssett.
Il "a kalsor - t1t IKl.Nesss- n kasAs.
va yea kinaly pgb.ssa iae ioliowlag
csra ~Aic1 : ssni - ne sisa.a.fei itaave
'le lAs tausl 81 ne ssAne ksp a. tsaslal
o. pAo ss1eQ iiDs' au .liv l1ls n..llniaf.
sne I aeu0snd ils legrset.en. Lasa 80 aoo-
uselisa ~hsiescF ~lla las ter1 h4,eu a.
islI e. S~seis hsis. sr-.eTtss ] nfEeF
Anew Naran lioil. Esd ! aeRer sFske
surS to al0i ult tle. - uf kueN Ee.
Never vent VITA ni'a lasa sirsrf a. t.ss-
~neTs sDa fhe s,Atellenl Fau pgb s4sa -
Ia at a relates a. ne. IL snsaiateiy fa.ss a
eyers respect sKoepi thAi ; w4s eilt ~ J.
b srFseser snd IA. Is fe0t 81 Alis.aa.
lslking over gar otie~s besgh af.s Fs aad
eve aearc paft W lLs ioNa tait neie ga
Ford aud come lasn whom / fia nel Ihaa
sna 30 not noS kaow J ursel heard 4ef-
tIn kiiiati name EAeutloueo uufii / ssked
JotH -. AciniNff. y Eo wss standing rear
keSsrs. Peck oirenJer. sne lnSscii serifF-
ass while Ford aa0 tne othsf aaa we e
talking. .ho be Wa sna hs f.phsd al
Elliott fheu ,efi ine taffl office - uiio
Ford snc Elh0ti wers talkiIl sens, Nhst "a +,
citedis VA A okKFT
SabscF bed aud s~orn ia before ne .
Notary Public in sDa ioI hsnf eo4Qty,
Mich gan. lN 4 tIsHfK
Notary futlic Kent touutp. AlcA.
cunc Rapids. Alcn. Not. q lnos
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Drssi acf lead ffeG sKreEf ons. Ogtlyi1x
rrs-ilcts 10 ATS penlss1 ars 1o- ys- ~
esrssa. sas L les rsigr2s rees 81 - Tar are
aalafkizes lie hzDse .csos slt - . s4x
S.rssts 50 = nsl9tits ~ 3.15o - ~
i4s ksa1-l ,csas el@et every 1lng Ga lls
rekst fos1 AsrrtssD - AgTo2sF la Asf-
I stls c44.ty-
AAE. kaEz NoF. s. a m -Ibs UpD
feulas s1z ~l sss hsrris5n s9eal . -
srals.1e Hslorly sns Lncs 4go1s t0lf
ta9l.4zi hEs 1un1fs1 si3rtF. fas Re
pu1lie81s sIeet S.spa-us1n o. zooi lhfes
tao2saaa al9 sssFy .euEtor an1 GSpfezsa-
lsrss slll pcsslolY o1s 81 =DtlJa- fns
fstarBs are iacsEap.e's, pa tas so5ys
fGf pf0leCsIoE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

siehixsn wm send r-n E-pusue.s.

nichixsn wm send Ten Republican,. -
th- Fif r-frss Congress.
- .sssss ss sss r-.t1ass-etss-,
UxrRorr. F0v. s-rae Republicans hsv.
pr00sbig elected Congressman in every
sistrict IN the state exsspt ihe First. Tsrs
sey IS kncekes eat - Buss. Waiting "
ssahorn. Sad FISHER IS probably beaten b =
Whseler
persorr Nov. 6-NiChigan has gone
Republican ~ifnouf doubt. eiscfinx Luce
Tor Governor Toe Democrats conceds the
slsrtion OF iilt,eGsid 'ur Shsrh of Wavls
eouatv W ksOK for Prosecuting Attorney
sd Belrsr ior Rexstrsr oi Deeds
Too hundred snd fourreen Michigan
towns give Harrison Etf olurslifT
On. hundred sol ave aistricts saoT q 55t
RrUubicsn EaIn.
Returns frora tbs county sre coming IL
sia~v BsEsr Rspuelscsa for Congress
- zsinins.
Une hundred 4nf seventy enc tow1sh ips
In tne i.ov~r Pen rsr = 1f ~ 81 gan give
Hsrrts0u TNf1 niurs fir an1 Iura s a.
The saias ,8Els gavs bsine l.f47 e.urs.i,g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

sasoe slricts OF s0o1t e5e
A hefo.a .ull<2t saFs NDkizs eoUuts
siEes so h-U1sle eza lQ@l0rEy . re spGea-
- ksi1 ~ s1
- Lasrenes o0antF sEes Hzrrisaa e
pl4raus at st9e. Republican Esla af
3e4 ever bisines Sg--
Nsn-sy-slx sut 81 lls districts io Erf
.Ga-g sxes naFflse- zla-$ teysa s
ss7s. h4l : rgBaiug w 4ass1 81 ~.
fteeeL
RoassrEg. Soy. 6-F.assn out Of 6ay-
nins alslstcfs la Aoufos eennEy sss haf
rsoa a pleTallls. Dssao-ratie gaia 1i
So
ElEIgA y Y Nov 6-Fhis c.fy. eonl
p.els zlSs Cless "a So Ilur.iity Drsa-
ocfaac gain of 9sJ ever lass
BCFFsl0. N0F. 6-I1- cty complete
gives Hal - ~. Miller 1851
HsEris9ns Lasj3rigy ln Erss co1giy Is
2 95J A kspooiacaa gain of SO.
Harrison carries LiVlnssf county o.
probably 40 Mailer bY l-Qo
BRooEL4N, koY. o.-Ihe iall0slng are
elected ia King : county cousfess-Seeonn
distrlct. Feh1 Csnpoe4l. Democrat. lhifi
disirics - Vim. T.. Wslace. Rspab.iosu.
Foarth district JOAN Al Clancy. Demo
craL Flth dis lzlct-IDomss II. Asslog,
DsuOcfaI
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Montcsim County.

tx-lasyst SsNs1,Aa-ssaNNs.
HowsED Cry, Nov. 6.-Reynolds town
ship gives Harrison go. Cleveland 169 Luce
273. Burt l67. Bliss, for Congressman. 2
against leo for Tim Tarsney. For Sta
Senator. Palmer. Republican, receives =
and Foster Democrat. i65.
Winfield township gives Harrison l.
Cleveland 60. The vote on Governor a.
Congressman is exactly the same and {
balance OF the ticket varies but little Mi
voting precincts give the Repno ocans 6
majority. The Republicans of this cou'
will elect their entire ticket to man.
EDNOsE. Nov. Ed more goes strong
Republican. The county ticket is carr,
By l91. Lnce's plurality is l9S. Bliss. IS
Palmer. lS3. There is 200 plurality on IL
straight ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

ezE.ss,ss sss St-tta-s etts~s
NE8 IoRK. Nov. o.-o .. MT Is nov
almost absolutely certain that Cleveland
will rot have much over hhy thOuszn4
majority ia this city. The vote is coming
n very rapidly ffoa the State a. wells bow
Jog increased Republican msjoriuss in
nearly every sectioa snd the large falling
of from ClevelaBd's vote ia 1854.
A. the Republican heaiquarters in this
city the utmost enthusiasm aad confidence
abound. Eaornous crowds ars on the
street in front OF the buildiag aud give vent
10 their enthutissm ia most yOciferous
manner. The returns al hand indicate
most startling surprises for the Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Rhode leland.

New York, Nov. 6-rbe Tribune saws
Rhode Island gives 1900 Republican PIN
rslity. Eight hundred out OF $50 districts
give Cleveland IJ7. Isl. Harrison l03 25g
Providence, Nov. 6.-Rhode Island give,
Harrison over 1000 plurality. The Repue-
lican Congressional delegation is re-elecie
Rhode Island complete gives Harrison
p 1898, Cleveland 1896 Fisk l,276. Re-
publican majority 3, 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

MUsSEeoS. Nov. 6.-Seven precinc's
Muskegon county outside of the city g.
Harrison 324 msiority, showing RepuOlica
gains. The returns from toe CITY give Har
rison 324 majority. also showing Repub'
can gains The returns from the city pr.
cilcts come in SLOWLY.
Whitehall. Nov. 6.-The total vote g.
WhitenRii township Is ass; Republican @.
National ticket. 90; Democrat. III; Prohi
bition, 4s; Luce. 29s, Burt. 10. Ils Repu.
licaa nla Jrity over al Is li2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

RsEo CfrT Mich Nov 6-Rich mond
township gives Harrison AS. Cleveland
1fS Burt runs she'd of his ticket a. slso
DOES H1ts0a tor Congress.
REFn CRY. Nov. 6.-kacnm0nd torssbir
gives Harrison fss. Cleve sn1 2ls Bur'
snd Hndson both run ahsad Of ihsIr ticxet
LEHoy. Nov Leroy township Eivee
HARRISON isl. Cleveland 81. FisSs 2L The
Others about same vats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

DESvER Nov. 6-Aidn~ht.-The polls in
this State do lot close until Z p. m. \ large
vote was pOlled. but the returns are very
mesere. The Republicans claim the cleo
ton of their nstiOnsl state and county
tickets by 000. The estimated increased
vote in the state is % 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
DEATH or DR. HosTeTTes.
The niiIfonsire Bitsers Nssufscturer ~
TfftsburE Pssse. A~sr

The hiiifoasire Bitfers Msoufscturer ~
Fiftsbarg Psssss A~sy.
NV ToHK. Nov. 6.--Dr. David Hostel
ter, tee n-iliionsirs msnBfscfarsr Of Pitts
burg died YESTERDAY st tbs Park Aver ~
Hotel 10 this city. Re bad suffered from
kidney trouble snd Submitted 70 s8rgiesl
operation ~esk sro- Decsas -ss
Hrom inent n NUMEROUS eBtiEses sufsT-
prises sn3 uss for long time - wit5
he NsroerAils in rsiiros5 E-oisc.s Es
-as one ~ re Organizers Of tas Pltfsanrr
4 Lake Frfe kosd sna vss $50 rrqrnf
rsutl~ identified wifh BE san 81 fns
Pltts51rE Yeunzsfovn = Chicsgo Road II
sda5lsoa 70 tasse enterprises. Dr Hosteflef
ras isrg-ls Interested in 5st1rsl xss re- ia
iog sB3 oil veotarss. He lesvss ar esfsts
tbs vsiae ~ ~h5cs = vsri0us7 esffmstss
~ from s. 0ao 60 20 81 o99 199
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

sNCAssSt - ,st ssetSssS -stNsNN
NEW YoRK Nov. q. $50 p. IN -Chsirmau
Quay estimates that Cleveland will have
below the Harlem river 1900 plurality
and that Harrison will come to that poiut
with al least 30 600. rlIs bears out the esti-
mste made by him a short time ago and
mentioned in n previous bulletin. IL Is
based largely upon the Republican gains
which are reported from nearly all parts Of
thr state
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NILwAUKEE Nov. 8. 10 D. m..--Tbe re-
turns are too mesgre to ye; give an esti-
mate
MILWAUKEE,. II .. m.-Re eiurns are com
Ing 81 siowlv Estimated from the returns
thus far received. the ReoGbiicsn majority
will be about IS 0Oo N the state. smith.
Democrat and Labor candida to for Congress.
in toe FoUrt district. and Bsrvir, Demo
crsi in the Second. are probably elected.
giving the Democrats q gain q one Con
gfes$men
Ooe hundred and uinety-sT towns outside
Milwaukee sa0w a Republican gain of : p
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Large Gains IN Barry Couuty

txsNss,es e ~ 1sNsssa~-ess.N>-
HAsrISss. Mich, Nov. 6.-Returns from
over half the precincts in the county show
large Republican gains. The entire Repub-
hcan ticket is elected oy msjorities of from
40 70 zoo; =. L. Colgrove. for Senator. by
400: Rogers. Repre- sentative. bv 400; Cisye
lands vote in the city drops 90 from four
wears ago
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

ss~3sfon. tsis eoButy wss burg 'srizs5 lsss
2 xht Tbe sRs4 rss broken ops1 sn1 t25s
n sssupz fl59 IN m8nsy srd a qaasrisg ~
ievsfrT "a stoIsp Shs~l7 Les ef--s =
rsvsvd - sss foT n tss~rs ssss sesasBes
~ ee4Fse~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

LAKE CRY, Nov. s.-Rseder townshi.
gives Harrison lS6. Cleveland 10. Luce
49, Burt f2i. Cutchson l33. Hudson l2l
s.swson i3Z. Porter I22 Gerry 133, Hoi
comb 12l Judge OF PrOba.s-W William,
TAYLOR. Rspnblican. IT. John Koopmen
Democrat ff2 Sheriff. Csld we'll. r.
publican. III r. d. Barry Democrat, IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NKw YORK. Nov. Ga London special 70
a sporting psper states that Jem Carney has
iss1ed a challenge 10 Mcbulifie. in which
be SAYS: Il sm ready and willing TO fight
Jack McAulifIe. the American champion. m
Spain, France, Australia or any part of the
world for q 900 og $4,000 ssioe or as much
more as be likes"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Ohio.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 6.-I}u rton, Republican.
for Congress. is probably elected. This dis
trict is now represented by Foran.
CINCINNATI Nov. 6.-Four hundred and
thirtS-fve precincts give a net Democratic
gsin of !. .745 in total vote OF l56,7of.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6-One hundred out Of q
total OF lSs precincts in this city give Hsrir-
son a plurality OF 2.9l3
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
YIrrinin.

RIcHMoxD Nov. 6.-Ofii sial returns from
twelve counties indicate Democratic losses
Of about 60.
E6monds Democrat. j. elected in the
Sixth Congressional district This district
was last represented by Hopkins. labor can
didate.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 6-Thi. CITY gives
Clevelsni s2l0, Harrison 6.3s2 Demo
cratic loss So
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

@aF- '71F7 ~ ---7sE1s- VIM
BsxscF Nich Nov -Rs-gor. Rspub-
licsn DlursEt7 Pest fso Governor 142
C5zx-sS-fonsl Ial Ariinzton. Republican
pia-sitv of IS right through Covert. Re
PUB ran plurality Of g COlumhis, RI
pnalcsn piursiuv If IT'S Rspubl can
gain Of 50 IN fonr towns over lsS4
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

TRAvzssE CRY. Nov. GIVE townships
in Grand Traverse county give Harrison
l, AIS. Cleveland 7l6. Fisk rs. For Con-
gress Stephenson / 4i6. Powers 72l: Luce
!. .4l6. Burt 659. Cheney ll2, for Senator.
Lovitt .4l0. Noble 733: for Representative.
Republican l, ,4OS, Democrat 722.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

MszoCErrx Nsv. e-NaV3ass3s city gives
HARRISON a. ss3arif7. Luce ~iH ran se
hiad thia rhe counE isslsv On sccocns q
the scratching.
N4sorE~rE Nov s.-Wifh four precinrfs
ts aear from wolth ara 90 1sted Nsr-
sretfe cosntv siv@s = cissr Rerusi .caa rss-
ssrftv ~ zt7A Nech scrstctssz ass
s~ea 7one hut fhe count shows Ig,-@ =
o. = ss ci,,-~ aF HARRISON a. sioax - So
azox ssx>sa - zc<<aRx faDR - s-wr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Cnnnscticuf.

New HAVEN. Nov. 6-S ixty-nine towns in
Connecticut show a Republican gain OF
l,039.
NEW YORK. Nov 6.--The Herald hrlletin
says Conn ecticut is claimed by both parties.
the Republicans by 1000. the Democrats by
1,400
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NEW YoRK. Nov. Ga Sua bulletin says
Harrison will have a plurality in New York
State but il will be small. Hill is probably
elecfed
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

sss.~s.st fs hst e,.ss>.s stts,s
AAHSD erEE AioG- Aey "a prom nsut
labor sgilslaI ana hieh efnoeT "a The cad
iug .spor efgsU.sstion here soisa thls
mQrriag Hpa siAite1 0ut 90 vine up a
pfelrbciea sprev wita nis aIgnk he was
put n jail where he st ouce eel about TIE
work 81 tUItug hs 0wn throat With q
small per kune When discovered hs wss
covered vita bond tnd wAs tssripg swsy
a. his larost hanls payEcisn
saved lls lie Ou as e watched 10 pFsstut
further 4ilsnpls Cu Ils lls
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Cadillac. four wards si-ss Hsrrisea ss3.
C,evslaaa 81. L1c.. 5ss Bort as. The
county ucz-f q, Wexford eo0nty = prso-
ahiv al Reouaii-sa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

except Sheriff IS undoubtedIy elected. The
majority on Sheriff will oe small Diekema
and Goodrich are both reelected. Jacob
Fanherdsr, Of Zeeiasf. goes 10 the State
Senate with large majority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Bos1or. Nov. s.-Ivslvs precincts give
Csvsisna 3 4s2. Hsrrison z0s4 Fsk 81
Ths Heras5 sssinstes Clsvsana's nsjority
II Bostoa st sboaf 1900
This city gives he Den ocrsts i050o
rsnrs Ifv
BosTox. Ia u-This cify CON plets gives
Cls~ssn5 a Diurs1tv % sss
The n8csffons point 20 tas secrse1 -
tsn CT t~evs Repusl lcaa Conkrsssmsa in
this Stass
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
PenusvlvAnla.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.-The Chairman OF
the Republican State Committee claims
Pennsylvanis for Harrison by $4,000. This
would be Republican gain of 1900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

BosroN. Nov. 6.-John J.. Sullivan threw
away bic crutcbes Yesterday. and wslk q
downtown without assistance He say
be will soon be n proper shape 10 talk
with kilrain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-The Democrats con
ce5e the stats but claim the election Of
Palmer for Governor
C8ICkGo, i0.30 ?. m.-Rstur7s froa the
state outsids OF Chicago are vsrV mesgr-.
The few tor ships heard from indicate
Republican gain for Presid>nt but the Re
publican gugeTnstorial vote is falling be-
mind.
CHCssO-Ooe hundred aud twentv-one
precincts IN the city snov Cleveland about
one thousand ahead OF Harrison and Palmer
tvo thousand ahead of FIfer.
Eighty-two Dreci nets in twsnty-ons cOuu
ties OF Illinois outside of Cook county show
a net Republican majority Of 030
I've hundred snc f'ty.sir cut 81 al pre-
ci nets give Cleveland plurality Of 1881.
Psimsr 7.07S
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

BAfT7NosE Nov. 6.-St0cs bridge Re-
publican for Congress. "a elected Over Ray
nor, Democrat in ths Fo1rth a.sfricf.
Iae city complets gives C.svssDd .
riuraiitv of 4z50
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

NEwsSeo N7v. 6.-Isa towns IN fh,s
conrfv give Harrison Lace ana Cnicheon
$50 msjoritv NJ rest Of tas county
undo1btsdly Republican
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

LunrNsroN. Mich.. Nov. 6.-Tae Repuoii
cans elect he entire county ticket and vi
give Harris0u majority of about $50
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

esiez k1ftF-tarss psec.eets ip oss ca4n-
. aulslas - i.oa.s Esx NsrssIsna l25
asrg.soa. 1-ss fra4lls, 3H Al1az.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

a. recs6ssS she~s HaFrs3a isNalas C.eys-
AID eg 904