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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
democratic plurality of 1884. At this
writing the element Of doubt is promi-
nent one.
MINNESOTA.
DEMOCRATs KICKINa.

DEMOCRATS KICKING.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Much indignation is
expressed by the democrats over the slow
ness of the election inspectors in this city
which they assert kept 5000 to 5000 ballots
from being recorded. st. Paul gives the
ordinary democratic majority. The loss
will naturally fall heaviest on the candi-
dates Of the democratic party.
GOOD FOR 25,000 MAJORITY.
ST PAUL, 1 a. m.-The republican state
central committee claim the state for Har-
risOn by 25,O00.
LIND, COMsTOCK AND SNYDER.
MINNEAPOLIS. / a. NAT midnight the
returns from the state are exceedingly
meagre and are coming in very SLOWLY.
At the Tribune Office it is said that Harri-
son has carried the state by at least is. .OOO
plurality. Marian is elected governor
by from 5000 to 10000 and Lind Comstock
and Snyder, republican, are elected to con-
gress. In the First and Third districts
Wilson and Mcdonald are still in doubt
and claimed by the democrats.
DULUTH.
ri lDuLuTH-Returns are coming in already.
The returns indicate that Harrison will
have 5000 or more majority and Merriam
about $780,
THE GLOBE HOPEFUL.
ST. PAUL.-The Globe figures the elec-
tion of Wilson for governor by 1000 plu-
ra!ity from few Of the early returns from
Minnesota.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
ILLINOIS.

SUBSTANTIAL REPUBLICAN, GAINS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-In southern Illinois it
has rained at several points most of the
day. A very large vote is reported from all
points and as the ticket is long one a
full count will not be made until very late.
All receipts SO far received outside of Cook
county show asmall republican gain which
if maintained will give Harrison several
thousands gain over the Blaine vote in 1884.
Palmer's vote for governor is greater than
Cleveland's at all points yet heard from.
If the votes of the republican gains con-
tinue in the same proportion the state will
give Harrison majority of from 1900 to
10000.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
missing districts indicate that the Tammany
county ticket is elected.

SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
New YOBK-Br0adway, in front of the
Herald Office and Printing House Square
is jammed with thousands of cheering and
silent persons who are watching with
eagle eyes the bulletin boards in front Of
the various newspaper Offices. The re-
turns seem to be the most pleasing to the
republicans as the crowds in front Of the
Mail and Express and Tribune are doing
the most cheering. The crowds in front Of
the Herald and World Offices are more
silent while those in front of the Sun are
enthusiastic over the bulletins posted by
that paper which all indicate. the election
of Hill.
STATE CLAIMED BY 5000.
New YORK-A Herald bulletin says
General Knapp CLAIMS that the republicans
carry the state by Is 900 plurality.
HARRIsoN's PLURALITY.
New YoRK-Sun bullitin: Republican
plurality IN the state will be small. Hill
probably elected = 492s.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
Returns In Detail,


New YORK, Nov.8.-The election in New
York state to-day was for governor, lieute-
nant governor, associate justice Of the
court of appeals and assemblymen as well
as for congressman and presidential cleo
tors. Preparations have been made to col
lect the vote for president and governor by
election districts. OF such districts there
are in the entire state S,S46. OF this num-
Der 1898 are found in New York and Kings
counties, thus leaving In the state out
side Of these two counties 2,1O8. AS fast as
the returns from the state at large are re-
ceived they will be carefully tabulated and
compared with the vote for president of
1884 and the vote for governor in 1886.
CAYUGA COUNTY.
AUBURN. plurality in Ca
yuga county is 5, 400, a republican gain Of
WATERTOwN CITY. 45
Republican majority in this city 286. The
republicans have carried every district in
the city, the first time in many years. The
county will give republican majority Of
& II SYRACUSE CITY.
SYRAcUsE-The city Of Syracuse COM
plete gave Harrison g majority Of 8,25b. q
/ gain OF 1886 over Blain in 1884. ,3s
ELMRA CITY. s.. III
ELMRA Elmira city complete gives
Cleveland q plurality Of sll, q democratic
a.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
OHIO.
A HEAVY vOT

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Over IS per cent of
the registered vote of Cincinnati was polled
to-day. Comparison is made with the gov
ernor vote of 1887, when Foraker's plurality
was 23,s24. There are 2,3O4 wards and pre-
cincts in the state. Nineteen precincts
show democratic gain of Is.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
The democrats carry Hamilton county
with the possible exception Of one candi-
date.
(ADDIT1oNAL TELEaRArH ON TouRTH PAaE.)
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
BISMARCK DAKOTA FRIDAY NOVEMBER Q, 1888

plurality. Auburn gives Harrison 919 ma
j0rity. Blaine got 1910 in 1884.
THE NEXT HOUSE REPUBLICAN,.
NEW YORK-The Tribune bulletin says
the next house Of representatives will be
republican by 20 to Is.
BULLETIN NO. 85.
NEW YoRK-1,O9 election districts in
Kings counties: Hill, 208,Sl5; Miller. 1885,.
074. The same districts in 1884 gave Hill
16St49S; Davenport 1852.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
THE FIRST RETURN.

EvANsvILLE-The result cannot be def
nitely until tomorrow, including Rock
port the he county seat wanIv which Is Rof
large republican gain.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09

NEW YORK MINUS TWO PRECINCTS.
New. YORK Two districts missing.
Harrison, 105,525: Cleveland, 162,497; Fisk,
1921; BOwdril, 1,557-i the city.
CITY PLURALITY.
New YoRK-The city press association
says Cleveland's plurality, allowing for the
few missing districts, will be 5000 in the
city. The Herald says in a bulletin: "New
York city gives Cleveland plurality of
5000 and Hill 69,O00"
THE LATEST.
AN ESTIMATED MAJORITY.
NEW YORK-One hundred and thirty-six
towns in Connecticut: Harrison $50 gain
The q towns to be heard from gave plu-
rality of 6O2 in 1884. If the same plurality
is given this year Harrison will carry the
state by 1888 plurality.
NEW YORK, a. m.-Harrison has un.
doubtedly carried the state by a plurality
Of 5000 to 10000.
A SPECIAL
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 8. 10 p. m.-[Special]
"A special dispatch to the Minneapolis
Tribune gives New York city complete
Plurality for Cleveland, 1904. New Yorh
and Brooklyn will give Cleveland 7o0ot
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-09
tx,
The Work Of the Chicago Conven.
ton Endorsed by the Votes Of
the American People.
New York With Her Thirty.Six Elec-
t0rial Votes Secure for Harrison
Beyond q Doubt.
The Latest Returns Give New York
and Indiana to the Re-
publicans,
The Former by 1000 to 5000 and
the Latter by 1000 to
5000.
President Cleveland Receives the News
sCalmly" and Comedies the Vic
tory to His Opponent.
Minnesota Gives One of Her Old
Time Majorities and Merriam
Elected Governor.
Montana Territory Goes Republic
can for the First Time in Six
teen Years.
And Dakota Rolls up a Majority Of
$4,000 to $4,000 for
Mathews.
[From Wednesdays Daily.l
NEW FORK.
Minnesota Gives One of Her Old.
Time Majorities and Merriam
Elected Governor.
Montanna Territory Goes Republic
can for the First Time in Six
teen Years.
And Dakota Rolls up a Majority Of
$4,000 to $4,000 for
Mathews.
[From Wednesdays Daily.l
VIEW york.
This Does Settle 1t.

q .
NEW YORK, Nov. z, a. ma midnight
extra of the Sun says: ''The returns so far
as received make it seem probable that
Harrison has carried New York state by
from 1000 to 10000 plurality. Cleveland
has polled handsome vote in New York
city, his plurality being not far from
$1,000, but he has not held his lin Kings
county. His plurality there is about
1900, which is a loss of about
1000 from 1884, From the state above
the Bronx river the republicans in almost
every section show great gains. If the
proportion that is now received keeps up
Harrison will come to the Branx river with
from $4,000 to 5000 plurality. At this
hour, however, the most favorable republic
can returns are customarily received and
later returns will be likely to reduce that
plurality somewhat. However, unless
there is a decided change from the report
of gains now received Harrison will come
to the Bronx with over $4,000 plurality. We
cannot now figure out over $4,000 or $1,000
plurality for Cleveland in the cities. No
decisive returns have yet been received as
to the governorship, but the indications are
that Governor Hill has been reelected.
He runs ahead Of Cleveland in all quarters
that have been heard from. The vote on
the local ticket has been only partially
of the Tammany ticket of the so-called
pivocal states. The latest reports from Con-
necticut indicate the election of the Har-
rison ticket by from 800 to 1000. The latest
returns from New Haven may cut this
down. New Jersey is democratic by about
5000.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Efforts to Limit the Time For Debate q
the Tariff Hill.

Efforts to Limit the Time For Debate on
the Tariff Hill.
WAsuINGroN, April 19.-Pursuant to a
call the Democratic members OF the House
met in caucus last night to consider the
length Of time during which the debate on
the Tariff bill should continue. The caucus
was well attended, l10 members being
present, including Speaker Carlisle and
Mr. Randall The proceedings were con-
fined to expressions OF opinion as to the
length Of time to be allowed for the tariff
debate. There appeared to be Il feeling IL
some quarters it would be unwise to adopt
any cast-iron rule which might operate to
deprive the more important committees
such as the Committee on Rivers and
Harbors-of the privilege OF taking
advantage Of any intervals in the tariff
debate to press thelr favorite measures
to the poipt Of action. There was.
however, no spirit OF controversy
developed and very moderate tone char
acterized all tho speeches on the subject.
1t was generally admitted that the Repub-
lican minority should be afforded the full
est and freess opportunity to discuss and
amend the pending bill, and the caucus
closed by adopting the following rcsolu-
ton:
Resolpsd, That the Democratic members OF
the Ways and Means Committee be requested
to confer with their associates On the committee
and endeavOr to reach ar agreement as to the
time during which debate on the Tariff bill shall
continue
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
CAUGHT KNAPPING.
An Adveuttst Elder Islxmes the Devil And
the Woman, Addie Knapp, For HIS Moral

An Adventt.t Elder Isismes the Devil and
tn. Woman. Addie knapp. For His Moral
kain.
Topeka, Kan, April 19.-Eldor John
Riley, one OF the oldest and most promi-
neni Adventist ministers OF the West, and
for sixteen years u pastor at Council Grove,
was srres, ed yesterday by deputy United
States marshal while delivering a tenn
perancc lecture at Burlingame, and was
brought here to-day. He is charged with
sending obscene matter through the mails
and his case will be considered by the
United States grand jury and he will un-
doubtedly be indicted, as the evidence
against him is very strong. In the congre-
cation presided over by Elder Riley at
Council Grove is good-looking little
woman, the wife of hard-working car
penter named Coates. For some time the
husband had had suspicion that all was
not right between his wife and her pastor.
hut it was not until short time ago that
his suspicious were verified.
One day when his wife changed her dress
he searched her pockets and found letters
addressed to Addie Knapp, his wife's
maiden name He accused her OF beng
unduiy familiar with Riley, and she con-
fessed her sin. Then he took the letters
and put them in his tool chest for safe
keeping, but she becoming aware OF the
hiding place, broke open the lock, took the
letters and burned them.
The mex: day Coates went to the post
Office aud inquired il there was any mail
for Miss Addie Knapp, and was handed a
letter, which he opened. 1t happened to
be even more disgusting than any OF tho
others, and requested the vile to meet
Riley ut the Commercial House at Leroy.
Coates Immediately entered complaint
against Riley AMI he was arrested. He
does not deny having written the letters,
but seeks to lay the blame upon the woman,
saying that the devil must have got hold OF
him, and that not one man IN hundred
would have wlthstood the temptations he
had undergone.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
A MAINE TRAGEDY.

Mysterious Shooting in the Streets OF Port
lmnd-l'robnbly the Result OF u Scam
daL
PORTLAND, Me-, April 20.-A strange
man and woman were seen walking on st.
John street to-day and few moments
later two pistol shots were heard and the
couple were found lying on the sidewalk.
both apparently dead, but willie being re-
moved the man revived and gave the name
OF Edward Chase. OF New York. He is
said to be the son Of DR.. Z. P. Chase OF 202
East One Hundred ami Twelfth street,
New York, and had been stopping at the
City Hote! several days under the name OF
Johnson. He said the woman was Mrs.
Nellie Stevens OF Gardiner. In Chase's
pocket was found Il diary with this entry {:
Read this. She is the daughter OF the
Hon. J. H. Ladd OF Gardiner" The woman
has been in the city several days and it is
supposed the couple met by appointment.
though the cause of the shooting is .
mystery. The bullet went through her
head aud killed her instantly. Chase was
shot in the temple and the doctors have
taken the ball from under the scalp on tho
side Of his head. Ee is dangerously
wounded and IS not expected to live.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
DAMAGES FOR FOTHERINGHAM.
The Express Messenger Awarded $50, ,OOc
Damages.

T00 ExHEeDS MoSS6nReT AWATucu 0"V,OOO
Damages.
ST.. LOUIS, April 2o.-The jury in the suit
of David q. Fotheringham against the
Adams Express Company for damages for
false Imprisonment were instructed yes
terday morning. and, after being out three
hours and q half, agreed on u verdict of
e3O. QUO for the plaintiff. The case grew out
Of the "Jim Cummings" express robbery
on the Frisco road in 1855 when the rob-
bers secured s53,0W. A year ago the three
robbers, Wittrock, Haight and Weaver,
were captured in Chicago in the winter Of
1887 and s4l.O00 Of the stolen money
was recovered. The men confessed,
exonerating the express messenger.
David 8. Fotheringhan. who had been held,
and, AS it seemed to the jury, bounded by
w. II. Damsel. the agent OF the company,
and Pinkerton's detectives. The trial has
occupied over two weeks and more wit
nesses have been examined than in any
case before tried in this city. The original
sum claimed was $GOOoO. and suit was
originally instituted against Pinkerton,
Damsel and the Adams Express Company,
but the detectives and the agent were
dropped out OF the suit.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26

BERLIN, April 1S.-The Emperor yester
day appeared ut his window, dressed in n
Generals uniform and wearing y white
waistcoat The peoples shouts at seeing
him were easily sudible in the royal apart.
ment Reassuring statements rapidiy
spread. The crowd stopped Prof. Sera
tors carriage TO inquire about the Emre
ror. The professor replied: II am happy
TO say tho Emperor is better" General!
Rauche, when riding past, stopped his horse
and called out to the people: HIS Majesty
has slept fairly for several hours ana feels
much more comfortable"
Up to midnight the Emperor had two
hours of refreshing sleep. DR.. Krause re-
mains with the patient.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
AssAsAtnate<l.

MEXICO, Mo-, April lS-Samuel Argar.
aged sixty years, living in West Mex CO. al
2:30 O'Clock yesterday morning heard a
sccas!oned it When he opened the door
he was shot in the breast with q revolver.
There was no one in the house at the time
Of the shooting but Mr. and Mrs. Apgar.
the report OF the revolver awoke Mrs. A!-
gar, and when her husband staggered in nn:
exclaimed that he was shot she was almost
frantic. He grasped q revolver that was
under his pillow and again started for the
rear door. He had only taken . step whea
ne fell to the floor dead. Mra. Apzar rau
70 the door and screamed for bein. wh,ca
coon arrived. The whole AFFAIR - mystery.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26

0 a X m IN. NJ r.
ConkIing passed
a way W; { h out
movinga limb. He
looked as thoagh
he was peacefully
sleeping. There
were o number @.
persons outside On
the streets waiting
to catch the last
report. Within
doors there were
between forty an!
fifty persons ais
waiting to hear
the worst. They
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
How the Train WAS Wrecked.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 19-The evi-
denco taken before the Railway Commits
sioners at Creston shows that the con-
ductor Of the wrecked freight train had
bad no sleep for nifty hours and that he
demurred to starting back without rest.
He was asleep when tue train passed
Cromwell. The engineer had not slept for
thirty hours. Twenty miles from Creston
he looked 1T his watch which indicated 2:55
am Time was lost At Prescott, and seeing
the "all clear" light at Cromwell he hurried
by. The Cromwell operator claims that he
slgnaled Creston, but Creston disputes
this. The brakeman had no watch. The
passenger crew was ordered not TO exceed
twenty miles an honr. 10 avoid distractions.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
Contest Judges Convicted.

HARPER, Kan, April 3o.-Thc trial Of A.
H. Adams, Robert I. McCuloch and H. c.
Purcell Judges Of the coatest court OF
Harper County, for conspiracy and NAL
feasance in ONCE as charged before Judge
Fisher, came TO q close yesterday morning.
the july returning verdict Of guilty on
four counts as charged against Adams
and 1cCullcch. Purcell was cleared
Adams il the probate judge Of Har-
per County and steps will be taken to oust
hum frora OtEice Judge Fisher gave each q
light sentence Of 5000 fine aud costs aud
they were committed to jail until hne and
costs are pad The trial lasted four days
and the court room was crowded every day
with excited people.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
Regulation Refused.

JEFFERsoN CITY, Mo-. April 1S.-Gov.
ernor Morehouse Yesterday refused to
honor q reQuisitlon from the Governor Of
Kansas for the return to that State Of tho
Uhlnans, who now reside in St Joseph.
They are wanted in Kansas for violating
the Prohibition law. They have resided in
Missouri for four years, and Governor
Morehousc, in view Of all the facts sur
rounding the case, thinks they are not fu-
gitives from justice within the meaning Of
the Constitution of the United States.
THIS is an old case and has attracted .
great deal Of attention. especially from the
German press. Governor Norehouse bad
the case under advisement for some time,
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
prominent Democrat Dead.

SuNBURY, Pa, April l9.-Hon. William
L. Dewart, prominent Democratic poll
tician and leader of his party in this sec
ton of the State. died suddenly last night,
aged sixty-eig years Mr. Dewart was u
member Of the Thirty-hlth Congress and
received the nomination for Congress
seven different times. He was member
Of the National conventions which nom-
mated Pierce, Buchanan, Douglass and
Cleveland.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
Held Mt New York.

New YORK, April l7.-Eighteen italian
marble cutters reached this port yesterday
on the steamer Rug,s from Hamburg. Act
ing on instructions from Collector Magone,
the officials had been watching for these
men for some time, and they were detained
at Castle Garden by Superintendent Jack
son. Tho striking marble-workers Of the
Boston firm OF Bowker, Torrey & Co. claim
,hat the men were sent over to this coun.
try to take their places under contract
made with them by Franklin Torrey, .
member of the firm who is now IN Italy.
The men made afidavits that they were
natives Of Italy anu are going to Boston ;
that each Of them had his passage paid by
Carlo Mengh, an agent III Italy OF Bowker,
Torrey & Co
Dodge City times., 1888-04-26
MIR. CONKLING DEAD.
The Ex-senator Passes Quietly
Away at New York

New YORK. April ;S.-Ex-Scnator Conk.
Iay died at 1:50 this morning. AT the
bedside OF the dying man were Mrs. ConA.
ling, Judge Coke, T.. Anderson and Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-03

vent the necessity "iilif'"
Of our going back to Ricliraond. ! re-
member somewhat dimly the picture ire
scented Immediately at the wharf under
the sunshine Of that March day. or more
distant objects / have no recollection
whatever In fact. | was dazed almost
equally by tie brightness Of open daylight
and by the happy coming Of this long OK
pected day. could not, however, help
being struck by the contrast between the
sets OF prisoners. Those on the Confed'
crate side looked strong and hearty; their
clothing was whole, neat and clean; but
on our side all the number were in the
last extremity Of raggedncss, dirt and
emaciation. / have totally forgotten
whether any breakfast was given Us THAI
morning or not--a matter of small mo-
ment when we had been obliged to starve
through so many longer journeys.
While the wrangling over details was
still going on, without as far as we could
see, any prospect Of terminate the order
was suddenly given US to Go on board. "
Most promptly it was obeyed. 1t meant a
great deal.for us to be actually under the
Stars and Stripes once more. But not till
the boat cast loose and swung into the
stream did we count ourselves truly out
Of Confederate hands.
Then, too, the hearty welcome with
which we were greeted; the good cheer, so
different from our miserable prison fare;
and the kind faces smiling all around,
showed in living colors that we were free
men again.
In regard TO food, the great difficulty
now was one We lad not encountered for II
year rast-th&t Of over eatingl A years
famine had made tlS terribly hungry and
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The actresses and opera singers soon
learned that the medicated lozenge, made
from the Moxie Nerve Food, would proven,
IA cold under severe exposure, and break one
i'll few hours, thereby saving them world
of care and trouble in protecting themselves
and now these are much a part of their
equipment as a manager Some large COM
panies buy them at wholesale in five gross
lots. Thirty-two tons were sold last year.
hrty-six for 10 cents is a very popular
price. Druggists say the sale this winter is
immense. jan3d2aw&wlwnr
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Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Dru ggists of Rome Ga, says: We have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklens Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled remedies that sell
as WELL or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful unrestricted
by these medicines in this city. Several cases
of pronounced Consumption have been en-
tirely cured by use of few bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery. taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by J. NJ. Mixer