The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-11-09

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1.-THE following
was given out from the republican head
quarters at 10 o'clock to-night:: I'VE now
have returns from the entire state, show
ing the election of Judge neckman. At
torney-General Watson, State Commls-
sloner Brown, Member OF the Board of
Public Works Hanschool, Commissioner
John Hancock and Clerk of the Supreme
Court Hestou by pluralities ranging from
$500 to 5000. We believe that Lamson
Is elected lieutenant governor, but the
race between him and Marquis is close,
and Lamson's plurality will he small. 1t
will require the official count to obtain
the exact pluralities of the republican
candidates.
CAMPBELL's PLURALITY.
The State Journal, republican, says the
republican state committee estimates
Campbell's plurality over Foraker for
governor at from 10000 to $4,000. Re
turns from nine of the leading counties
show that Foraker ran 1896 behind the
ticket.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 1.-THE additional
returns on the legislative ticket show that
the republican majority on a JOINT ballot
will be eight, thus insuring the re-elec-
tion of Senator Allison.
The Register, Republican, says: The re-
vieed figures give Boies, for governor,
400 plurality, and indicate the probable
election of all the republican state ticket
except the governor.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Nov. THE senate will be
of twenty-nine republicans
and eleven democrats, as compared with
republicans and eight demo
Gratis in 1888. There were 1862 republi-
cans and seventy -eIght democrats re-
turned to the lower house-a republican
loss of eighteen.
BosToN, Nov. 7.-Complete election
returns from the entire state make the
total footing for governor: Brackett,
Rep, 126,SO1; Russell, Dem, 12O,S17;
Pro, 1854: Marks, labor, III.
Brackett's plurality is 1884.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.--Revised full
sr returns from all the counties in Penn |
'ylyania do not materially change tine
igures already sent out. The latest |
computation makes the plurality for
Boyer, republican, for state treasurer,
,2,231.
POLITICAL FRAUD IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-General Knapp,
If the Republican state committee,
this morning that most
frau Is in bal't ting had been
discovered in Troy and other places, on
he part of the Democratic party, in the
ecent election. He would not state what
lie expected to do about it, or whether
he results in the election would be affect
ID by the discoveries.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. IA tabulated state
nent of the vote of the state gives Nc
Kin ney majority of 1900.
Ex-sECRETARY BAYARD MARRIED.
WASHINGTON, Eov. 7--Thomas F. Bay
rd, ex secretary of state, and Miss Mary
mis- afterno, in the presence Of most
distinguished company. The desire was
0 have the wedding as quiet as possible,
nd the Invitations, nun bering about $50,
vere confined TO the relatives of the con-
ractlng parties and a few personal
rlends. Among the latter were ex Presi-
ent and Mrs. Cleveland, ex Secretary
nd Mrs.. Fairehild, Hon. George Bran
roft. Justice and Mrs. Field. Justice and
lrs. Lamar. and Mrs. NJ. w. Fuller. A
eception and break fast followed the cere-
lony, and soon after the newly married
ouple left for tour to New York and
iher Northern cltits
SEVERE SNOW STORM.
DENVER, Col, New. z. A Republican
pecial from Clayton, New Mexico, says:
Unless the snow storm, which has been
aging for eight days comes to an end
DON, next summer will show country
overed with the dead bodies of animals
s thickly as was tie old San Fe trail
q the sixties. The depth of the snow is
ot now less than 26 inches on a level,
nd in many places 1t is drlited seven
eet high. When the Storm struck this
ection, seven large herds of cattle, num-
,ering from 400 to 1000, were being held
ear this place awaiting shipment to The
astern market. The rain of u week ago
Wednesday was followed Thursday morn
no by blizzard of snow and sleet which
ent the herds in a southerly direction.
n vain did the half-frozen cowboys try
o check the march of the herds, but ON
hey went through the increasing storm.
Until, finding it utterly impossible to
loid the cattle, the boys rode aside and
ct them pass, and nearly dead, rode their
Exhausted horses into canyons or partial
y sheltered places, where they passed
many hours of misery without food or
ire. Two cowboys driited into canyon
Ul:ere they found cedar tree with
ats nest in it. They managed to light
fire with this. During the second night
me of their horses died from cold, and
laving nothing to eat the men cut pieces
If flesh from the dead animal, which they
warmed and ate without salt. After re-
naming there for sixty hours they started
,rt and after much suffering and hard
hip from their weakenei condition,
to reach a ranch thirty miles
way, where they were cared for. Five
cowboys are known to have been frozen
o death, Henry Miller, John Martin,
Charles Jolly ahd two unknown. Two
Mexican sheepherders have been found
rozen to death, one near Tramperas and
mother on a small creek near town.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 6-The returns
rom the state are still incomplete, but
here is no doubt of the election of the
republican state ticket and the congress- |