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Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
FIRST DISTRICT.
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SouTu BEND, Neb., Nov. 6.-Presldential
votes South cnd-Democra -, republican
II, prohibition Z, union 3.
PLATsMouTH, Ncb., Nov. 6.-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. The injunction to vote
early and often has been observed through
out Cass to-day because of n bitter county
seat fight. Weeping Water has been trying
in vain for many years to get the location.
Spoilers have been sent both to Weeping
Water and here. S. Buzzcll, from mere, was
assaulted and sent home without his team.
Several men from Weeping Water were at
once warned out of town and went without
any words. Returns from the county are
coming in very slow. Nothing can be told of
moved.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. The returns from Lancaster
county are incomplete but are sufficient to
indicate the election of the entire republican
ticket. The count is very slow. The vote
in the wards of the city cannot be canvassed
before daylight. 1t is now known that the
national ticket has a majority of over 10000
votes. General Thayer was scratched some
what but got there by over l,5OO. Connell
and Leese both pull through but were cut
heavily. Their majorities will be less than
1000 unless the vote of the country precincts
greatly increase the estimate a. this hour.
Gage.
BLUE SPRINGS, Neb.. Nov. 6.-Harrison
S-l, SlcNclbllu %, It lSh 50, olICdIol L. IL
vote Of Rockford township, Gage county,
Observation-Disclosures 1913, democrat ~, pro-
hibition 10.
VIRGINIA, Neb., Nov. 6.-Republican Ga,
democrat 55, prohibition 9.
Lancaster.
WAvERLY, Neb., Nov. 6.-The vote here
was as follows: Harrison 1863, Cleveland 80,
Fisk -.
Ncmaha.
JOHNSON, Neb., Nov. 6.-Washington pre-
cinct gives president and governor-Demo-
crat lis, republican 115, union "a. For con-
gress, First district, j. Sterling Morton
(dem.) will run ahead of his ticket.
Sarpy.
BELLEVUE, Neb., Nov. 6.-The democrats
nave a plurality of 80. The republican ma
jority in 1886 was 2l.
Saunders.
WAHoo, Neb., Nov. 6.-The vote for presi-
dent is as follows: Harrison 1894, Cleveland
209. For governor: Thayer 294, McShane
200. For congressman: Connell 1903, Morton
2O5.
YUTAN, Neb., Nov. 6.-The following is a
very close estimate of the vote Of Union
precinct, Saunders county: Republican ma
tional, state, congressional and legislative
ticket, So; democratic national, state, con-
cressional and legislative tic ket, 66; prohi-
bition, %.
PAwNEE CITY, Neb., Nov. 6.-lSpecial
Telegram to II BEE. l-Returns from the
county come in slowly. Two precincts out
side Of Pawnee City give good republican
majorities. PaWnee City cast SCI votes, 277
of which were straight republican, the bal
ance democratic, prohibition and union labor.
The day has been fine and the election quiet.
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vote, on which Van Schaak counted as usual,
went strongly for his opponent. Barwig,
democratic candidate in the Second district
NOW represented by Guenther, republican,
has probably defeated McFetridge, the re-
publican candidate, by u small majority.
This win give the democrats 2 gain Of one
congressman in the delegation.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Fifty.one towns out
of a total of 1900 in. Wisconsin show a net
republican gain OF 3+4.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6.-Chairman Payne, Of
the republican state central committee, now
stimate Harrison's majority in the state at
2O,00J. Sevcnty.two cities and towns outside
of Milwaukee give the republicans a net gain
OF 1855. Later returns from precincts in
Milwaukee change the character of the
early figures, and it is now believed that
Van Schaick, the republican candidate for
congress, is elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
NEBRASKA SAFE AS USUAL.
Returns Incomplete But Nc Doubt
Regarding the Result.
THAYER GOES IN BY 10000
Connell Defeats Morton in the Big
First-Leese Badly Scratched in
Some Localities-A Few
Figures.
Nebraska.

The unprecedentedly large vote cast in
Nebraska has delayed the returns even more
than usual and it is impossible to present a
thoroughly reliable estimate of the result.
The state, however, has probably given 10000
majority for the national republican
ticket. Thayer is undoubtedly elected
by 10000 majority over McShane.
Leese has been scratched in
some localities, but is elected, together with
the balance of the state ticket. Conncll
(rep.) has probably defeated Morton (dcm.)
in the First congressional district by q good
majority.
Sixty election precincts heard from out
side of Douglas county give Harrison 7,4l9,
Cleveland 1919, Fisk GIL. TIL same pre-
cincts in 1854 gave Blaine 6,34l, Cleveland
1856.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-The state repub-
lican committee estimates the republican ma
iority at between $1,000 and 10000. The
democratic committee conccde the state by
10000. Tn republican majority on governor
is estimated by the democrats AZ 5000 and
by the republicans at 10000.
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90, Laws os, Hines IS, Laird IS, Hastings
o.


Hamilton.
SrocKuAM, Neb., Nov. 6.-tSpecial Tele.
gram to The BEE. -Orvillo precinct polls 200
votes. Harrison tl6, Cleveland 81, Thaycr
us, McShaue ST, Lard ll6. Hastings 81.
Legislative ticket same vote, double that OF
last year.
democrat i7s, prohibition 30. The entire re-
publican ticket elected by a handsome ma
lority i'll the county.
Jefferson.
RrYNoLps, Neb, Nov. 6.-Rcynolds, JEFF
fcrson county, Buckley precinct, gave for
president: Republican l3l, democrat 62, pro.
hibition .. For governor: Thaycr (rep.) $50,
McShanc 63, Big Glow lprohib.( 9.
kcarncy.
LOWELL, Ncb., Nov. 6.-Votcs for presi-
uent as follows: Harrison %, Cleveland IL,
prohibition 3, union ..
Polk.
SuELpY, Ncb., Nov. 6.-Total votes hero
$50; Harrison li6, Cleveland 50, Streator 81,
Fisk Il.
TOMAS, Ncb., Nov. 6.-This precinct gives
Harrison l4l, Cleveland -, Fisk Is.
WESTERN. Ncb., Nov. 6.-South Fork
precinct, Harrison l52, Cleveland 81, Fisk 20.
Seward.
BEAVER CRossrNo, Neb., Nov. 6.--Harri-
son 1871, Cleveland 9s, Thayer 1871, McShane
W, Norval 1871, Smith W.
STApLEuuRsr, Neb,, Nov. 6.-The follow
1873, Harrison 81. Thnycr 50, McShane 14o,
Laird So, Hastings l3s, Norval IS, Smith
1856, .Beckman ~, Reed 10, Burnccker las,
Slonker las.
SEWARD, Ncp., Nov. 6.-tSpecial Telegram
to The BEE. l-Nlcager returns from Seward
county indicate q probable majority for the
republican ticket of 25o. The legislative
ticket is certainly elected. Only five pre-
cints have been heard from, which give Har-
rison s24, Cleveland 652. The same precincts
give Thaycr 123, North 5l4. There IL no
material change on presidential and leglsla-
tive tickets.
Adams.
J~UNlArA, Ncb., Nov. 6.-The complete vote
gives Fisk 30, Harrison l3s, Cleveland l06,
Shane III, Bigclow ~, Butler ;. For con-
gress, Laird l25, Hastings l0S, Scott IS,
Etoherer &. For senator Taggart, 123, Jones
9S, Alexander 40, Phillips rs. Forthe legis.
%lature, Olmsted 1873, Einspahr l0i, Norton 81,
Koch u.
HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. 6.-tSpecial Tele-
gram to TuE BEE. The city of Hastings,
Thayer S15, McShane 4S2, Laird $50, Hast
ings 400, Taggart (rep.) 10, Jones (dem,)
446, Olmstcd rep S64, Einspahr (dem.) 450,
TIopn (rep.) S44, Buschow ldcm.) 453.
Ihaycr.
BRLvIpERE, Neb., Nov. G-Belvidcre City
national and state votes as follows: Harm.
son l6S, Cleveland l24, Fisk 8, Streeter ~.
Nothing more obtainablc tonight.
York.
GRESHAM, Neb., Nov. 6.-Returns from
Stewart precinct, Gresham, gives: Presi-
bition s, union 2. For Governor-Thayer
(rep.) l42, McShane (dem.) so. Congress-
Laird (rep.) l40, Hastings (dem.) 81. Scna-
tor-Taylor (dem.) ST, kcckley (rcp.) LA.
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II

DENVER, Nov. Cup to 0 o'clock nc re-
turns were in from either city or state. This
is owing to the fact that the polls do not
close until Z p. m. and a large number of
votes were polled in each precinct. The
probabilities are that nothing definite can be
learned before midnight. 1t is estimated
that the increase of the vote will be %, 600.
The republicans claim the entire national,
state and county ticket elected by 5000. The
only disturbance so far reported is from the
Forty-second precinct, where a party of col
ored and white voters had u row and two
whites named Jack Shea, a saloonkeeper,
and q man known as "California Jack' were
shot and badly but not fatally wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, Nov. cit is estimated that Cleve-
land will have 5000 majority in Boston. Re
turns from fifty towns in this state give Har-
rison l3,479, Cleveland s,3l7, Fisk 740. The
same towns in 1884 gave Blaine IL .090, Cleve-
land CAT, Butler 1,402, st. John 1872.
In figuring the relative gains of the presi-
dental candidates it must be considered that
in 1854 Butler received over "a 200 votes in
this state, which are this year divided be-
tween the regular candidates. This makes
it almost impossible to compute the respec-
tive gains or losses of republicans and demo-
Gratis with accuracy.
BosToN, Nov. 6.-Ihe vote of Boston (com-
pletel gives Harrison 1882, Cleveland,
sc, 1859.
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lority in Otsego county will be 1000. Mil
ler's majority will be about the same.
AUBURN, Nov. 6.-Cayuga county will give
the republican electoral ticket $3.50 plural
ity.
DELHI, Nov. 6.-Harrison's plurality in
Delaware county will reach /, 100.
NoRwtCn, Nov. 6.-Chenango county (com-
plete except one district) gives Harrison an
estimated plurality of LIE. Delano (rep)
is elected to congress.
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. G.-Herkimer county
complete with one town estimated),
gives Harrison 1.06G majority. Miller, fol-
governor, has loo majority. With three
small towns estimated, the republican nom
nee for congress in this district is elected.
BrFFALo, Nov. 6.-Harrison's majority in
in Erie county is :, 200, a gain of 500.
JAMESTOWN, Nov. 6.-Chautauqua county
complete with one town estimated) gives
Harrison 1854 plurality.
GENEsEE, Nov. 6.-Harrison's plurality il
Livingston county is estimated at 200.
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MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Au evening paper said
at 4 p. m. that the indications in st. Louis
were as follows, but Of course the result may
be much changed or modified by the vote
cast in the remaing four hours up to Z p. IN.
The outlook was this: That the entire city
republican ticket would be elected with the
possible exception of Holman for sheriff.
That if any other democrat on the ticket was
elected the mar would be Lubke, for circuit
Judge, and Tittman for public administrator
That Ashley G. Clover would give A. A.
Pareson the worst beating of the day. That
w. g. Marshall would be surely defeated for
circuit Judge, and that Jake Klein would get
the place.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
SECOND DISTRICT.
ButlCc

B~RAINARD. Neb., Nov. Coax Creek pre-
cinct gives Harrison 6S, Cleveland 67, Thayer
"a, McShane 90, Hastings 90, Laird 66, Smith
Iii, Norval Is, Miller 80, McLoud IS, Hill 81,
Delaney 1874. Rest Of democratic state
ticket by majority of 30.
Clay.
FAIRFIELD, Ncb, Nov. 6.-[Special Telc-
gram TO THE BEE. The vote for Fairfield
village and precinct by tickets is: Republi-
can 1874, democrat l07, prohibition rs, a re
publican gain and loss to both democrats and
prohibitionists. The republican railroad at
torneys were actively at work for Munger
and McShane, although it is thought but lit
tie was accomplished. No further returns
obtainable Tonight.
total vote 432, Harrison 200, Cleveland 1872,
Fiske 10. The entire republican ticket,
state, congressional and legislative is
elected in the precinct. School Creek pre-
cinct, republican 90, democratic So, prohibit
ton 3, Vandyne (dem.) 4 Entire republi-
can ticket carried.
EDGAR, Neb., Nov. 6.-Total vote cast 40,
Harrison 24l, Cleveland 124, Fisk l+5.
INLAND, Neb., Nov. 6-ISpccial Telegram
Inland precinct: Harrison 20, Cleveland G3,
Fisk II, Streeter l, Thayer 81, McShane Ga.
For senator Twenty-tifth district: Hurd
(rcp) go, Van Duyn (dem.( "a. For repre-
sentatives Forty-second district: Christy
lrep;( 63, Bortis (rep.) Is, johnson dem
20, Glazier (dem.) "a.
Dundy.
MAX, Neb., Nov. 6.-Cleveland 81, Harri.
son SO, Fisk 3, Streeter 2. Lecse, republican
nominee for attorney general, thirteen votes
behind his ticket. .
GRAFTON, Neb,, Nov, Especial Tele.
gram to The BEE There was a full vote.
The republicans elect the full township
ticket and give a majority for county and
state ticket. Harrison 40, Cleveland 90,
Thayer 100. McShane SO, Leese 100, Munger
%.
EXETER, Neb., Nov. 8.-Excter p~recinc,
gives Cleveland l47, Harrison 1872, Fisk 81,
Hastings for congress will run ahead of his
ticket,
FUrnas.
EDISON, Neb., Nov. 6.-Edison precinct,
Furnas county-The following votes were
pollcd here: Harrison -, Cleveland %,
Streator IL, Laird %, Hastings ~, Lee 20,
Mcclure 81.
Frontier. -
OMooRPIELD, Neb., Nov. 6.-The total vote
of Moorield precinct, Frontier county
Cleveland 81, Harrison g., Thayer "a, Nc
Shane 81, Munger IS, Leese IS, Laws 63
Haines 80, Laird 6S, Hastings 80.
MooRFIELD, Neb., Nov. 6.-This precinct
Frontier county, Cleveland 81, Harrison. "a
Thayer ", McShane 81 Munger -, Lees'
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ALlEORNlA

SAN Francisco, Nov. ct will be impos-
sible to compare to-day's vote by precincts to
that of four years ago, owing to the remote
ness of a great many precincts and also to a
state law, which requires that all names
upon each ballot shall be counted atone time.
1t is probable that a correct estimate of the
result cannot be formed until tomorrow
evening. Arrangements have been made,
however, to collect returns from all parts Of
the state up to midnight, and in those pre-.
cincts where the entire vote has not been
counted returns will be sent in of the vote as
far as counted.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-This city gives about
1900 for Cleveland.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 6.-Cleveland carries
the city of Alexandria by l42 majority. Ag-
new, rep. for congress, receives "a majority.
The county gives a republican majority of
240.
DANvILLE, Nov. 6.-Danville gives Cleve-
land 25S majority, a democratic gain of 1877.
North Danville, Cleveland ia, a democratic
gain of 40. Chatham, Cleveland IL plurality,
a democratic loss.
R%oANoAKE, Nov. 6.-Roanoake City gives
Cleveland a majority of ia.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. 6.-Returns received up
to midnight by the Evening Post, from 114
towns show a republican gain of 1924 over
the vote of 1884. The same rate of gain in
the remaining towns will give the state to
Harrison by about 1900. The republicans
elect three congressman and probably four.
The legislature is republican by a large ma
jority and will elect republican state officers.
Hartford, Nov. 6.-The total vote of this
city on president was II, 1884. Cleveland's
plurality is 322, against 60 in 1884. The
plurality of Buckley (rep.), for governor. in
Hartford, is So.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Nov. Cone hundred pre-
cincts give Jackson 1885,, McHenry {, zoe, a
republican gain of |, RS.
DEs MoINER, Ia, Nov. 6.-The following
are known beyond doubt to be elected con-
gressmen: Second district, Walter |. Hayes
(dem,), by about 5000 plurality. Third dis
trict, David Henderson dem. }, 1000. Fourth,
J. Il. Sweeney, (rep), 900. Fifth, Daniel
Kerr (rep.), l, 100. Seventh, E. H.. Conger
(rep), 1900. Ninth, j. X. Reed (rep.),
$500. Tenth, J. p. Dollinger (rep.), 1900.
Eleventh, l. l.. Scruble (rep), 1850.
One hundred precincts give Harrison
1901, Cleveland 9,711, Fisk 2l6. The same
precincts in 1887: Larrabee 10, $50, Anderson
s,757-a net republican gain of 537.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
DAKOTA.

RAPID CRY, Oak, Nov. 6.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The election here was
very quiet. The count is going on slowly.
Matthews, delegate to congress, will have
800 majority in this county. The republican
legislative ticket in this district is elected,
except Hale, democrat, for the house. In
this county the democrats will elect sheriff,
treasurer and probate Judge. The other OFF,
GERS are republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
OHIO.

Columns, Nov. 6.-At l 80 this afternoon
Judge Thurman and his son ALI. w. Thur
man alighted from a coupe at the polling
place in their ward and cast their ballots for
the democratic ticket. Owing to the rain
the coupe was driven up within a
few feet of the window and without assist
ance the Judge walked across the pavement
and handed in his ticket which he had ready
folded IN bis hand.
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o

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Returns are coming
ing very slowly, and it is impossible at this
hour 90 p. M to give anything definite
Fifty-two cities and towns in the state out
side of Milwaukee give a net republican gain
of Bs3. 1t is estimated from these figures
that the republican majority in the state will
be about 5000. Smith (dem. and !abor) has
undoubtedly defeated Van SchaaS in the
Fourth district (Milwaukee) The Polish
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Reports show that the
vote was the largest ever cast in the state.
In this city there has been pHch complaint
because the number OF voters registered was
greater than could be recorded during the
day. At : o'clock, when the polls closed,
several hundred voters had failed TO get
their ballots in. The count will be slow in
the cities, and at s p. m. but few returns
have been received from outside points.
ST, PAUL, Nov. 6.-One hundred and two
towns in Minnesota give Wilson 5,s0s, Mer-
riam 4,3s2, Cleveland I, ABS, Harrison y, sos.
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A Democratic scheme Checkmated,

FREMONT, Neb,, Nov. 6,-lSpecial to The
BEE, The republicans Of this city have
c~heckmated what was evidently intended as
a scheme to use a number Of illegal voters.
Since the thirty-day limit OF the law for TAX
ing out declaration of intention papers, about
fifty persons have taken out such papers,
with the intention of votln 6 to-day, a large
number of them being issued Saturday and
yesterday. The records were oyerhaulcd
to-day and fifty names secured who have
taken out their papers since the 9TH of Octo-
Der. These have been published and made
public so as To prevent their voting. They
are nearly all democrats and the expenses
incident to securing the papers for a largo
number of them are understood to come out
of the democratic campaign fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
: VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 6.-The day
opened bright in this city and early in the
day the republicans ran in their heavy vote,
followed later in the day by a strong demo-
cratic poll. The vote has increased in tho
city about 800, showing a gain for each party
in the city and district of Charleston. The
vote will reach 1900. Owing to the length
of the ticket and the great amount of scratch
ing it is impossible to give any idea of the
result.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
An Old Man Found Dead.

PERU, Neb., Nov. 6,-TSpecial TO THE
BEE. Father Llppitt, an old resident Of
Nemaha county and father of Prof. Lippitt,
of the state normal school, was found dead
in the water closet. He had been ailihg for
some time but heart trouble was pronounced
to be the immediate cause of his death. He
had apparently been praying when lie died.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. 6.-Mr. Blame has
sent the following telegram to General Har-
rison:
1.-The returns thus far received indicate
that Maine has given you a majority Of 3d.
900. 1t will be more rather than less"
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
NORTH

WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-Returns show a
small democratic gain over the vote of 1884,
when the democrats carried the state by
over Is, 600,
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MA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 6.-Scattering
returns from all districts are sufficient to
show a solid democratic delegation to con-
gress. Cleveland's majority will be as large
as in 1854.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6.-Kentucky, in spite Of
rain, has given Cleveland the usual demo-
cratic majority. The figures will be near
40,U00.
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Snow at AinswOrth.

AIgswoRTH, Neb, Nov, Especial to
TUE BEE, The first snow storm Of
the season visited us yesterday morning
with about one and one-half inches, which
was all gone a. noon.
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ATLANTA, Nov. 6.-The indications are
that Cleveland's majority will be at least
$4,000. A solid democratic congressional
delegation is elected by 5000 to 5000 ma
iority,
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BRAINARD. Neb., Nov. Coax Creek pre-
cinct gives Harrison 6S, Cleveland 67, Thayer
81, McShane 90, Hastings 90, Laird 66, Smith
III, Norval 65, Miller 80, McLoud IS, Hill 81,
Delaney 1874. Rest Of democratic state
ticket by majority of 30.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-14
WHITE SALMON.
The Prejudice Against This Fine
Food Fish unfounded.


We learn that two or three British
Columbia Gamers have tried the ex-
pertinent Of putting up white salmon.
The venture Is risky one for there's a
widespread prejudice against salmon
whose flesh is white. Those who
know most about salmon say that
there are no grounds whatever for this
prejudice. The white salmon is as
healthy fish as the one Whose flesh
happens to he pink. Ii IS a fat aud
rs well favored. in fact, a. good a
fish in every respect. The cause OF
the difference is not very well
known. The fish are OF the same
species. There is no greater diff
ference between them, naturalists tell
N. than there Is between dark-skinned
man and fair eomplexioned man.
They are. a. far Is species goes, abso-
iutelv identical. The two kinds come
up the river together At the same time:
their habits are alike, Nature makes
no other difference between them.
II i supposed that the differ
ence i caused by the waters
they frequent aud the food they
eat II Is though; that the white
iieshed salmon do not 80 As far out to
sea as Is pink -tleshei brother that il
remains in the bavs and land locked
seas where the water i not 30 salt
and where the food Is different. But
this i ali matter al conjecture For
all practical purposes the white
tieshsi aud the pink-fseshed salmon
arr Identical: and they may, for all
shat j. known - the con
irary. frequent the same waters
AMI live upon the same
food The prejudice we have al
iussel "a mas caused difference In the
demand for them, and n consequent
difference In the price, bat the person
who buys car 81 white-tieshed sal
moa gets A. much nuuriShment and as
great = dainty . he who buys 4 can of
psnk-fieshed salmon Ia a word he
gets a gvosl an article for less money.
Both being A. weli-psekesl. there i not
the lightest difference between them.
We trust that the tiTms Who have pat
this exnelienS iCsa3 fish GA the market
In the face %. the strong ami general
prejudice toutsiicot british CosuGhial
against u will receive the reward that
their enterprise deserves They are
rpaliV tieing the pHilie = valuable SIR
vice when they ~avv from being " asfs,i
very considerable part 81 the year
catch of salmon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-14
4 Poets Nightmare.

Lincoln tNeb.l journal.
In the swaiiing swirl of the soughful
wind. a. the gust goes glooring by. |
sit by the hole OF a honrnful birch.
with moan and soulful sigh; the
mellowing mists Of the eve are low
and the frog in the dankful marsh
chirps chirpingIy sad in the ghoulsome
gloom, on swivering voice api
harsh
Oh where is the swing of the swoonful
swish.
And the voice Of the fim fam foal1
Methinks il means from the marky nield,
Erotn the home OF the hootful owl.
Now swivel me swift from the surg
ing spring, I'm weary Of weld and
wind; the gFuesome graik of the jab-
berwock comes jimmering IL my
mind the feeble song OF the spost-
some frog comes solemnwise, sough-
ing slow, and again hear by the
bournful birch the wall Of his Winipled
woe
oh. where is the swing Of the swoonfal
swish,
From The land 81 the spriugful sp-olee
Must the blue rais;s hlaf on the tInker's
And freisht with their i7aushi ny soali
| dreamed. dreamed of Annette
Rivcs. In the dim Of the danksome
dark, and methought I rode on a
moonful main. in the PROV of a pool
ful bark. | wrought = rhyme a. |
roamed along, IN the stream Of the
starful gioat; awoke at dawn in the
dimpled day, and above i the rhyme
| Nrpfe