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A VALUABLE TICKER.
A citlssn Of tho City OF Roses Losos {
Favorite Chronometcr.

Citlssn % tho City OF Roses Losos n
Favorite chronoms,cr.
Maj. John ID. Adams. Of Little Rock, u
gentleman who is known we'll aud iayora.
bly, wherever grass grows or water runs on
the American Continent, Is looking for q
very valuable watch, purloincd from him
some time ago. Hattie Daniels was arrested
yesterday on charge Of being tho thief.
Hattie is a colocd cook who used 10 work
for Maj. Adams. aud since her return TO
Memphis she has incautiously flashed"
the diamohd-siudded timokccpcr, and the
officers held her under surveillance. Tho
officers soon learned that largo reward
was offered by Maj Adams for iis rclurn.
The watch Is worth perhaps 300 or 500,
and II the officers can recover IL the lucky
man can have buckwhcat cakes and hain
gravy all summer.
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pTogrc.s.

II l. very important In this age Of vast
material progress that a remedy be pleasing
TO the taste and 70 the eye, easily taken, nc
ccptahlc To the stomach aud healthy la H.
nature and effects Possessing thos3 quail
tics, syrupof Fig j. the one perfect laxative
aud most gentle III urctic known.
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A dead limb ON a tree should never
be allowed 10 remain. The sooner all
limbs aud branches that show signs Of
decay are cut off the better Tho tree
will thrive better. aud the new wood on
the other portions OF the tree make inorc
growth.
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ESCAPED JAIL,
Charley Williams, Cow Thief. Saws GU,
ana Gets Away.

Charley Williams, who was Indicted for
COW stealing aud was to have been tried
yesterday, did not show up Ia tho Chmi.
nal Court at the proper time When his
presence was desired Il was announced
that he had escaped some timo after 4
o'clock yesterday morning Williams,
with two or three Others, were In the Jail
kitchen, and by some means procured an
instrument with which they cut ono Of
the large grating bars, which let Williams
out into the yard. Once In tho yard
Williams clamborcd up the walls Of the
stable and made his escape In that man.
ner. lie Is being pursued and his recap.
ture Is only question Of short time.
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Criminal Court.

Dan Beatty, charged with assault TO
murder, was acquitted.
Tho Grand Jury returned indictments
against John Bledsoe, Charley Dickinson.
Wash Marsh, J. w. Rich aud Eddie Stall.
inga, charged with murder.
Rhoda Turner was admitted 10 bail yes
terday pending appeal. Her surclics are
the Hon. John 4. Moss, l.. Il. Bell and
Charlie Stewart.
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shauerry Court.

Opinions were rendered in the case Of
Malone vs.. Hunt, TO the effect that the
transcript for removal TO be withdrawn
and amended; aud in the Boyd vs.. Saint
case the rulings as indicated In the opinion
Ehnll sinnl
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prahnie Court.

In the Probate Court yesterday the will
Of Hannah Lightioot was admitted 10 pro-
bate, Nicholas Wariield, executor; bond
waived.
Eliza A. Eadcr was appointed oxecuirix
Of her deceased husband, W. II. Eader.
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TnE SOUTHERN STEAM DYE WORKS, SO
Court street, cleans or dyes any color
dresses, laccs, clothing and curtains.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
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stHrriaEe Licenses
W. y. Mitchell to DOME Rhodes.

VIII be found an excellent remedy for
tick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them proyc this fact. TrN them.
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ncnI E,t,,e rrnn,I.r..

A. X. Sloan 10 Alice McKeon, 37lx
Ill feet, being part OF lots li3 aud IA OF
the Grcenlaw addition, -, $50.
H. II. hlley 10 w. T. Harris, lots %
and - Of the T.. T.. Menchain subdiyis.
Ion, l3lxlli 40 feet; $3.50.
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TuE SOUTHERN SrEAn DYE WoRRs, 50
Court street, calls for carpets, cleans them
thoroughly and delivers for cents per
yard. Work the best and cheapcs, In
Memphis.
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Orricr, furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
70 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry Ornament 10 any ofnco.
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Full Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
20 Second street. Branch office, 81
Madison street
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INSURE your pn.houscs in tho Citizens
Insurance company, No. " Madison street.
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so Ctncinnaii aud Return 40.
Tho Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad will
sell tickets 10 Cincinnati aud return Thurs.
day, June 20, good leaving on the $50
pm. train, for $40 This rate Is made for
the occasion OF the funniest at Cincinnati,
which commences juno n. The funniest
society at this point will attend and have
selected this route. Any further iniorma-
ton will be furnished ai Office, 3l2 Main
street. JonN A. SCoTr,
Ticket Agent
Csc H. MCCLELLAN,
Passenger Agent
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900. To C.ncInnnli nnd ncinrn. eIo.
Te Mn.nIn.,nn ln al Ilnnr-.

New York 30 hours. lioston 90 hours. by
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad. only.
Double daily Pullman slccpcrs via Lynch
burg 10 Washington. rdrlur cars and
tlcepeis beyond.
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Today

Go to Floyd & Moneys for dinner. All
the luxuries Of tho season. Dining.room
always cool. clean and pleasant.
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rioid a Nancy. Canai,A

They have no equal.
They are always fresh.
They arc always good.
They are elegant for presents.
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Personal

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, 25c per week.
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LETTER FROM AcLEReYMAN
Grateful Acknowledgment OF Cures by the
Cutieufa Remedies.


A minister and his little boy cured Of obsunats
tkin diseases by the cutisufa Remedies.
Praises them sveryNhefs-in the pulpit,
home and In the street.
Fof about thirteen years I have been troubled
With 'fema Of snmc other Cutaucuus disease which
oil fcmciics Jailed 10 cum. lieaung III the CvfIl
CrHA kiarniIs Wsolyci to give them trial aud
purchased one bottle IL truruhA krsolvgST, QUE
followed the dlrcctlans carefully and Il anof,ls
me much pleasure ~ say that bciufc nslna two
boxes oi the trfiCuHA, Hour cake nf JtTIcVHA
soar aud one bottle OF CvficunA RsoLyISr.
was cntlfvl, curvd
In addition a. my own case my baby bov. then
supposed 20 b. the same disease o. milne tn such an
cNtrnt that his head was cnatci over with q tnlld
f0ih from which ihov Nas n constant low OF pus
which Wa slckenins 10 lonk upon, bosdcs two
laWc tumuf like kernels on the hack 81 bic head
Thanks io yun aud our wonderful CuTictnA iEv.
rnit his scalp 4 pon,ctiy we'll. aud the kernels
have becn suffered that then Il only one little
place by his left car, aud that Il healing nicely
Instead ~ a coating ~ FUuis he has nnc cuat ~
halt much bgtigf than that which wHs dcslnuyud
by The dlscisc. J would that the whole world II
suncfer frum skin ani blood discasrs knew the
The CtucunA soar and CuticrA RrsotviNr
arr each worth ten times the price at which thcy
arr snld, ] have never uscd aily other toilet fnlp
IN my h0usc sinoc bought the lint cake Of yout
CvucunA soar would be- inhuman a. we'll "a
unzAiclul should ! fail % ,peak we'll of and no.
Who came IN my raeh have spokcn 81 a. aud
shal continue ~ speak Of II frum the pulpit in the
homes and IN the streets Praying that you may
live long. sud do uthcrs the eanc amount Of good
you have done me aud my child rcman your
gratefully (RrV1' G. ~. MANNING,
liar A4uuFfN =
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81 JARVIS CoXRLis MotrGA0e Tgrsr Cow.
-fANY, Room .. Cotton Exchange build
ing make long time loans ON improved
city real estate No DELAYS
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Choice spiced Reef

And pig pork at A. NJ. worlham & Co.'S,
l15 Main street.
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summer nssosi.- Mountain: and sen.
shore.

Through slecPcrs, double daily line, by
Memphis q Charleston Railroad, only.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

Safety depends upon pure and unadultor.
atcd food, therefore, in ordering Vinegar
he sure you get the Ozark" brand. which
Is indorScd by every large grocer in the
South,
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plWrLE, BLACK hcsds chapJ.cd aud oily skin %
Ilm Nenlcl hy NrfIcrhA MTnIc Am koAr
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-02
K0NA MITES.

The "red eyes" epidemic reported
about ten days ago, to be prevalent
among the juveniles at Napoopoo,
Hawaii, turned out TO be measles.
The disease got its work in nearly
all within few days and was of a
remarkably mild type. DR.. Mack
visited some twenty cases on Wed.
nesday OF last week, on which and
the two following days the Napoo-
poo school was closed. Nearly all
have recovered by this time.
The Kona "dry season." 80 far,
has had several sprinklings Of good
refreshing showers which are very
highly appreciated by the lantana
plantations and all other interested
parties. BY the way, there are mill
lions galore in the Kona lantana.
An advertisement in down east
paper announces slips Of lantana for
sale at ten cents slip. 1t seems to
be considerably priced in high lati-
tudes as n pretty pot flower for
winter windows. Kona can supply
999, 1888, III, 6G6, ,555, ,444, 333, ,222,-
lll,000 Of these slips at one cent per
thousand, and realize money enough
to macadamize all the roads on the
island. A chance for enterprise, in
developing home industries! Where
is Mr.. b. f. D. now?
Kona, Hawaii, Nov. 81, 1889.
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Attention was called in our news
department some time ago to tram
way rails projecting above the sur
face of the street. Since then sew
eral accidents and narrow escapes
have occurred from this cause. 1t
is contrary to the law to have the
line in this condition, and the Gov
ernment should have the evil reme-
died. In some places the road gang
took the earth away from the rails
in the form of mud when street
cleaning. The track should have
been more substantial than would
have permitted its scooping out in
this manner.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-02

Measures not men should as a
rule form the burden of political
discussion, but men are an important
consideration when an election comes
round. Now that nominating con-
ventions are approaching, the quail
fcations Of all possible candidates
ought to be we'll considered. Legis-
lators are what the country wants,
not merely men able to lead many
voters to the polls. Men with
breadth of intelligence, clearness Of
convictions, fully attested public
spirit, proved honesty of purpose
in their dealings, and as experienced
in affairs as may be obtainable, are
wanted for Mobiles and Represent
atives.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned hereby gives notice
l. TO all persons that we are the
owners OF those pieces of land that were
leased to the Kipahulu Sugar Co, viz.
Makole, Alenoho, Piiaola, Papuaa and
Kakanoni, leaving two pieces of land
not leased TO the Plantation which ia
Puolala aud the dwelling lot Kalihi. at
Maulili, adjoining the makai side of the
Government road 10 the sea, apd 30 with
tho makai side of Kakanoni TO the sea,
we now hereby commission j. Kake
Uapanese) 10 take charge OF those
pieces of land that wero mentioned last,
and forbid persons trespassing.
j. II. KAMIO,
Mrs. MARY KuE.
Honolulu, Nov. IS, 1859. 4l4 Il
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SUPREME CuURT--AT CHAMBERS,
MONDAY, Dec. I'd
BEFORE PRESTON, j.

BEFORE PRESTON, j.
In re estate j, +. o. Banning, de-
ceased. Account of Hon. w. f.
Allen, administrator, to Nov. Sth,
1889. Ordered that said account be
allowed. Administrator per Sc.
BEFORE JUDD, C. j.
In re estate of Z. Y. Squires. Pc
tition of W.O. Smith, administrator,
for allowance OF accounts, discharge
and fiual order of distribution. Or
dered that accounts be approved,
administrator discharged, and prop
eriy turned over to the widow. w.
o. Smith in person, w. A. Kinney
for the widow and Mrs. Jackson, A.
S. Hartwell for Gaspar sylvia.
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S. S. MoKoLI. HoNoLULU, !
Nov. 25th, 1889. I

Rev. FATHER WESDELIN,
Sir:-I have given TO the Rev.
Father Leonor to send to you this
day, the sum of seventy-eight dol
lars and seventy cents, for the bene-
ut of the poor sufferers at Kalawao
and Kalaupapa. This is fund that
was raised ON board the S. S. Aus
tralia on the evening of Oct. 80,
1889, when about fifteen hundred
miles from our Islands. A concert
was given by the passengers on
board, of which / was one, for the
object above mentioned, and l was
appointed the committee to forward
the fund. You will please divide
the same among the people as you
see proper, without regard TO what
sect or party they msy belong to,
and please be kind enough to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of same.
Yours very truly,
JOHN f. CoLBURS.
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MONDAY, DEC. 9, 1889.

We have received letter from
MIR. George Norton, emphatically
repudiating the engineers ticket of
"Asch, Norton, and Kaia," pre-
sented in this mornings Advertiser.
The writer only stands with the
"Wilson, Norton, and Boyd" ticket,
and will not serve if elected on any
other.
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Assignee's Notice to Gre
ditOrs.


THE undersigned, assignee In bank.
l. rnptcy of the estate OF Menzics
Dickson, Of Honolulu. Oahu, hereby
gives notice to all the creditors who
have proved their claims against the
said bankrupt estate, that he has sub.
mi,ted 10 the Hon. Justice Preston his
final account with raid estate, and has
filed the account in The office of ,he
Clerk Of the Supreme Court, prepara-
tory TO tho payment to creditors OF
first and final dividend. And that on
MONDAY, Decembe 10, 1899, at 10
O'Clock A. M, he will apply to said Jus
tice for settlement OF his accounts as
such assignee, and for discharge from
his liability under said trnst
JOHN H. PATTY,
Assignee of the Bankrupt Estate OF
MenZies Dickson.
Honolulu, Nov. 20, 1889. At 4ttaw
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LEPER SETTLEMENT, MoLoKAI, /
9th November, 1889. I

J. +. CoLBuRN, Honolulu.
Sir:-Your favor of the 25th
inst. at hand. 1t affords me pleas
ure to acknowledge the reception Of
$78.70, the result OF concert given
on board of the steamer Australia
on the evening Of Oct. 30th, In be-
half of the lepers at Molokai.
With the kind assistance of Mr..
Meyer, Superintendent Of the Set
tlement, the said amount Will be
disposed Of.
am very grateful to you and the
unknown contributors for the oppor-
tunity of thanking you and them in
the name of the sufferers at Molo-
kai. Yours very truly,
FATHER WESpELIN.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-12-02
Mutual TeIeDhone Co

rG'HE following changes and additions
l. have been made since issuing the
last subscribers list dated October, 1859:
S4l American Legation
III Baptiste, N res
j74 Baker, Jno res
2l0 Bay View Resort
G03 Bowler, Jno res
rs Brown Il Co, E
Goa Cartwright, a J, Jr
S59 Clark & Coakley rea
202 Crabbe, c res
coo Don Lin, Pawaa
436 Egan g. Gum
SOC Haalelea, Mira res
COZ Honolulu Car. Mfg Co
225 Hutchings, J res
6l0 Inspector Of Eleo. Lights
2S7 Kiakaha, loela res
COS Lansing, T f res
GO3 Macfarlane, U w res
34s Mcintyre, Geo res
500 Nee Tai Wal, Waialua
2i4 Mott, Jas, Jr res
COS Oliver, DR. am 10 12 IN to 10 pm
592 Pilots Boat House
$50 Sauvlef, @ res
L4J st Louis College
S4l Stevens, J L res
5l0 Sun Kwong Chong Wal, Mokuleia
AT Thomas, E 3
$50 Wood, Fl res
(Al n B M 4 Espiegle AIT 81
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this day sold the Tahiti
l. Lemonade Works 10 the Tahiti
Lemonade " oIks C' mpany, and request
an immediate settlement with me of all
outstanding accounts. All bills due by
the late business will he paid by
j. Il. BROWN.
Honolulu, Oct. 81, 1879 305 I'm
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CHARITY ON SRIpBOARD.

EDITOR BULLETIN:--Please pub
fish the following letters. They
speak for themselves.
JOHN F. CoLBuRS.
Nov. 80, 1889.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TT was reported that my stock OF New
l. Goods, Millinery, Holiday Goods,
Etc was on the steamer "Haw H."
wish TO inform the public that ,uoh Is
not tho case. My choice stock of Mill.
merry came on tho "Mariposa" with more
to come on the "Planter" now duo
will then display the finest and largest
stock of European Goods ever imported
In this city.
415 81 CuAs. J. FISHEL.
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WANTED

TWO Girls in the Millinery Depart.
l. mCnt at
CHAs. j. FISHEL'S,
AIT II Leading Millinery House.
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STRAYED'

ERoM Kapiolani Park
% Il yesterday forenoon, a
MT mouths old Pointer, JET
" " black, short silky hair
--AAfsssE with plain leather collar
and cham ring, answers TO the name OF
"Prince." Reward of $2 70 upon return.
ing to T. 3. DOUGLAS,
4,h3 At w. G. Irwin d Co.'s office.
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NOTICE.

A s the undersigned Is desirous of set.
n ting up his affairs In order 10
10 We the country, all persons indebted
TO him are hereby poiified that all ac-
counts not set,lsd by the 7th day of De.
cember. 1880, will be put in the hands
Of collector and prompt action will be
taken with the same. All accounts
against me should be presented imme.
diately. W. Ii. PAGE.
Honolulu, Nov. %, 1859. 4l2 ivy
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The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK

wbrm chpWis IN cvd Of in mad
dtn 10th teamou 4 the eprcyo should o W
all
FULLY UP
on
Fo prtcu c o O
-. ROSE.
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THE WQRkiNGMAN,s PAPER
n THE Dolly Bulletin" so cents
per month. .
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H II IL
1aira Burrptin

Pledged TO neither Scct no- Parry,
Bnf established for tie benefit of all.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-09

each berth SO that the travellers could have
their sleeping apartments lighted ut night
II they chose.
1t Is expected hero that Secretary
B aine's election as the presiding officer OF
tho International Congress may cause some
stir abroad as the opportunities it will at
ford him for brilliant coup In regard to
our relations with other countries will be,
1t Is said, 80 numerous as to cause anxiety
among foreign powers desiring to hold the
commerce OF South America
NBw York. Oct 4. The SUMS Washing
ton correspondent aays the delegates from
Chill and the Argentine republic to the In
ternationa congress IRE greatly dissatisfied
with the election of Mr. Blaine us president
o the cong ess. and that they may with
draw. Up to this time they have taken no
part In the informal meetings Of the con-
gross nor attended the Presidents recep-
ton and luncheon. and have not joined the
railroad excursion which the otuer men,
bers of tho Congress are making
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A NOTE OF WARNING,

Asiatic Cholera Gains u Footing In Eu.
rope-The Disease IL Westward Rouud -
It Has Made Eta Appearance in Greece,
Turkey and PARTS Of Hungary, and Il
Spreading Hap .diy-Over 5000 Deaths
In Eagtiad. ....
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 4.-The Department
Of Agriculture has received adviees thai
Asiatic cholera is epidemic and has OBJ
uaned footing in Eastern Europe, Turkey
and Greece, some parts OF Hungary being
affected. Bagdad Is in desolatioR and near.
~ deserted Up to the end or August the
deaths had reached 2, $50 The march OF the
d e;ded disco along the old routes from
the east furnishes warning nots to all san
itarv associations to be on tho lookout tor 1t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-10-09
A COWARD'S WORK,

An Unknown Murderer Assas~n mates u
MIsslssipp;an While tho Latter II At
tending Prayer Meesing-The Uni"rt-
Unato Mans Little Girl Mortally
Wounded.
Moss POINT, Mss, Oct &-AsA prayer
meeting was being held in she Pteshy-
terrain church Wednesday night some one
discharged a shotgu, into The congrega-
ton through the front door or the bui d
ing and instantly killed Mr.. Dan r Nc
Innis> mortaliv wounded HI little daughter
Nellie. and seriously wounded Henry
Pluner, who e ceived hvs bucksho' In his
left breast aud shouldes. There is no clew
"a tina assassin
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LATE RETURNS.

Those Received from the Elections In tho
New States Show n Probable Success for
Prohibition In Both of tho ID ,kotas-
The Capital OF South Dakota Goes to
Pierre "A N ok anu Mock Race In Mon
, tana Nows from Washinsto,.
Sioux FALLS. N. D., Oct 1.-The election
Of Pierre Us capital of South Dakota is now
conceded here. The fact that this city had
q Senatorial candida in the field is as
olibed the dofsat
Approximately correct returns from all
counties give q total of $500 votes cast.
2,UN below last year Or these Pierre re-
ceives S'.OJ,: w .tertown, 12,5OU; Sioux
Falls. 1870: Huron, 10, 5Oo; Mitchell, 100;
Chamberlain, 2.00n
A disra CHI IRON Blunt says that already
tho rush Of boomers to Pierre has begun
1he westward-bound train for Pierre
ra>sed Blunt Wednesday night loaded with
Pierre settlers Farm property in that
vicinity has already taken jump OF luv
per cent
In south Dakota prohibition carries BIZ
substantial mai 'rlty, ranging from SWO
to 10000. The State ticket Is Republican
by ut least 900, Chairman Hundly, OF
the Democratic tate Central Committee,
admits 1s.uOO.
BISMARCK, N. D., OCT 4. - The Ward-Mc
Loan Legisl ,tivc district has In all proba-
bilito gone Democratic by Il SIN Ill majority.
electing William Ho Senator and A. G.
Nedrud represent ltive. This makes
ten Democrats and one Independent
Republican thus far: The number NAV
be inorca Cd three and probably five,
but that will be the limit. The interest in
tho election returns has shifted to prohibi
ton, and the liquor men are willing to bet
1t Is carr 10 bv q safe majority. The sue
cess OF prohibition ia a great surprise. It
looks now as II the highest Republican ma
iority on the State ticket would exceed
l2,,N!
HELENA, Mont, Dot 4-The Republicans
now estimate their majority for Governor
election by 4oo. Returns from Silver
members of the Legislature, are
still Incomplete. The Democrats claim
nine nembers sure and possibly
ALL Tho Republicans only conoede six to
tho Democrats The Republicans now
claim thre, majority on Joint ballot In the
Legislature, while the Democrats claim
nine A Republican paper places tho ma
jority OF Carter, Hlep) for Congress al
LEN. The Republicans have probably
elected all their State ticket except their
caudidute for Governor
OLYMPIA, Wash, OCT 4-Returns con-
tinue to come in fiom all parts Of the
State slowly. The latest estimates place
the Republican majority ut not less than
7,0a. The Legislature will be overwhelm-
ingly Rapubl' can, Nothing more definite
will probably DO known until the official
count Is made.
Tho constitution ia carried and pro-
hibi5lon and Woman suffrage defeated two
to one. Olympia has plurality for the
capital, North Yakima and Bloomsbury fol-
towing; but another election will decide
this point The Legislature will probably
elect Ex-Governor Watson G. Squire Som
RtOr