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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-12

Is hereby given that all Warrants oii
the General Fund, registered on or be-
fore 5th day Of December, 1887, viii be
paid on presentation at County Treas
urer's Office. Interest on the above
Warrants will cease after this date.
GEO. GLASS, Treasurer
S54t Nes Perce County, Idaho.
Lewiston, 1. T., May q, 1880.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-12

am authorized to receive bids for
painting the Lewiston school building,
one coat inside and out. Bids will be
received at my Office till June 10, 1880,
at which time they win be opened and
contract let. r. ]. MONROE.
Clerk Of Board Of Education, Lew.
iston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-12
Tomato Plants.

Anyone wishing tomato plants may
address NJ. J. Vessels, Lewiston,
Idaho. He will deliver them to any
part of the city for Csc per dosen OF
$1.OO per 100 plants.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-12

Is Acknowledged by One and !
All to stand at the head Of Idaho |
Journalism-in point of News, Neat
ness of makeup and Tastily set ads.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-12

Having the largest circulation of
.nv paper in the Territory, Is un-
doubtedly the best Advertising Me.
dunn in which to show up your biz
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pattison Possibly Elected by Ten Thou.
sand Plurality.

Pattison Possibly Elected by Ten Thou
sand Plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The returns
are slow, but show that Pattison DEM,
is making heavy gains in the west. The
Republicans still expect good majority,
however.
The reports from a majority of the
counties which have been turned in up
to midnight, show large Democratic
gains. Thirty-fve counties, including
Allegheny, and not including Philadel
pha, give Pattison net plurality OF
TITS. He has made large gains
even in countiesC where the Republican
ticket is successful. The Republican
committee, however, insist that their
ticket is elected by reduced majority.
At Democratic headquarters the claim
is made that Pattison will be elected by
10000 majority.
PrrrsBURG, Nov. AT 8 p. M. Sem
ator Quay telegraphed his belief that
Delamater, r., would have majority
of 80 900 in the state.
PITrsBURG, Nov. 5.-A dispatch re-
ceived from Senator Quay, dated Beaver,
at a. M, says: Il think the state IS
Democratic"
PrTTsBURG, Nov. 5.-Returns at am.
indicate the election of Craig, d.. over
Stewart, R., in the Twenty-fourth con-
gressional district, by small majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-2:30 am
Chairman Andrews of the Kepub-
lican state committee has made
the following statement; THE
Republican state central committee be-
lieves that Delameter has a plurality ;
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
MINNESOTA.
Former Republican Majorities Knocked
Galley West.

Former Republican Majorities Knocked
Galley West.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. A cool, clear
day usually means full vote, and the
interest in the state election added to
the size of the vote in Minnesota. The
result will be late, for besides the fact
that the Alliance vote prevents any ac-
curate estimates as to the probable plur-
alities, that vote will come SO largely
from the more distant districts that
nothing certain will be known early.
Returns are very slow and meager.
Merriam, R., is losing slightly all over
the state, but his loss does not yet seem
large enough to defeat him. Two years
ago he had plurality of "a ,1O4.
The Alliance vote, so far as heard
from up to IL O'Clock, is not nearly as
great as the leaders of the
movement claimed. Late figures
are against the high claims of the
Republican committee, and favorable
to Democracy. Thevote of Minneapolis
seems likely to settle the election, that
city having already given sufficient
vote against Merriam to nearly defeat
him. Two years ago he left Hennepin
county with plurality of nearly 1000,
but ii the fractures thus reported con-
tinue, he will leave that county this
year with nearly that much against him.
Chairman Campbell of the Democratic
committee says he thinks they have
gained three congressman and the gov
ernOr.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 4.-The Minnesota
delegation in the next congress will have
at least one Democrat to four Republic
cans in it, and the Democrats are claim
ing four out of five.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05

police and the United States marshal
are in a measure the cause of such a
gratifying result.
At 80 crowd began to congregate
in front of the HERALD, and it increased
gradually until at least one thousand
were lining the sidewalk of the Hollen-
beck and filling one-half OF the street,
almost the entire length of the street.
Every time good Democratic news was
displayed on the transparency, hearty
cheers would go up. The people re-
mained patiently awaiting the returns,
and it was not until very late that the
street became deserted.
Mr.. M. H. Alter, the optician, OF l26
South Main street, had charge OF the
calcium light and stereopticon with
which the returns were shown from the
HERALD office. He managed the dis
play with great skill, and produced
clear representations, which were greatly,
appreciated by the crowd of interested
citizens who watched the canvass late
into the night.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
ARK ANSAS.
Congressman Breckenridge Vindicated by
the People.


the People.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4.-The Republi-
can state ticket was fatally scratched
here, owing to the agitation on the
compulsory school question, and the un-
certain strength OF the ticket of the
Citizens" or patriotic Sons OF Amer
ica." The ticket contained only the
names of native-born Americans, being
made up of the nominees of the two
leading parties, with some Prohibition
lists, where Republicans and Democrats
had both nominated alien-born citi-
zens. The contest in the four congress
sional districts in the city was largely a
great measure lost sight of.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Nov. 4.-This after
noon negro named Hancock, who'was
working for Langley ticket, got into a
quarrel with Jim Jones (colored), who
supported Breckenridge. Policeman
Leaning, a white man, told him to quit,
whereupon Hancock put pistol against
Leaming's stomach and fired. The Off
Ger fell and Hancock fed, but before
doing so fired into the crowd, wounding
two others, though not seriously. Lea
ming's condition is critical. Hancock
was arrested.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 4.-The election
was quiet and without incident here.
Ferry, Dem, for congress, has 1912
votes to 1143 for Harrison, Rep.
LIME Rock, Ark, Nov. Al proper
tionate gains for Breckenridge continue
at the rate they have been coming, his
majority in Pope county will be from
1900 to 1900.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
The First Silk Mill in England.


A portion of the old mill built by John
Lombe at Derby in 171s-the first silk
mill ever erected in England-has col
lapsed, and it is expected that the whole
building will have to come down. Lombe
worked as silk weaver in Italy, and at
the risk of his life made drawings of the
machinery. He then returned to Eng.
land, bringing some Italian workmen,
and built the factory on an island in the
Derwent, having first patented the MAJ
chinery. He died soon afterward, and it
is said he was poisoned by female
emissary of the italian manufacturers.
The mill was worked for many years,
but has long been in disuse. 1t was last
utilized as a steam laundry, and was
condemned some years since AZ being un-
safe. .-Galignani Messenger.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Democrats Get the Governor and
Gain Two congressman.


The Democrats Get the Governor and
Gain Two congressman.
BosToN, Nov. Al 80 p. Moon
gresham Lodge is reelected in the
Sixth congressional district, but admits
that his majority will not be much over
1000, in place of about $500 two years
ago. In the First district, Randall, r.,
is reelected; in the Second, E. A. Morse,
R, is reelected in the Third, Andrews,
d, is reelected; in the Fourth, O'Neil,
d, is reelected; in the Fifth, Hoar, D.,
is defeated by Fox, r; in the Seventh,
Coggswell, r, is reelected; in the
Eighth, Greenhalge, r, leads, but
by plurality greatly reduced
from 1888, and his election
is by no means assured. The Ninth is
close with Gambler, r., slightly in the
lead at present, and Walker, r, is re-
turned in the Tenth district. Returns
from the Eleventh district indicate a
close vote between Spaulding r, Cool
ridge D, and Myron P. Walker Ind, and
the Twelfth district will return Rock
we'll, r.
From gains on the vote so far, indica-
tions are that Russell, d. for governor,
will be elected by 5000 plurality. The
Democrats have gained two congressman
The vote Of Boston complete for gov
ernor gives Russell, d, 32,9S6; Brack-
EFT, r, 1886; Blackmer, P, 1854; Rus
sell's plurality, 13, ITO, a Democratic net
gain OF 1856. The Democrats claim the
state by 10000 plurality, and the Re-
publican state committee comedies Rus
selPs election. Twenty-eight towns in
the Ninth district, for congress, give
Gambler, R, 1923; Williams, D, 1875.
The remaining towns are expected to
elect Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05

but the result is close, and it may take
the official vote to determine"
Kerr, of the Democratic committee,
claims the state by 10000 majority.
Forty-eight counties, of 81 counties in
the state, and including FiaiAdelphia
and Allegheny, give Delamater a plur-
ality OF 6026, a Democratic gain of 33, 769
as compared with the vote of the same
counties in 1886.
The city of Philadelphia, with every
precinct heard from, gives Dalmater
(Rep.) ,276 majority, a Democratic
gain of 4409.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
IOWA.
The State Probably Democratic by 5000
Plurality.


Plurality.
DEs MONIES. Nov. 4.-Returns re-
ceived up to midnight indicate Repub-
lican plurality on the state ticket of
from 1000 to 10000. The Democrats
claim the election of their state ticket
by 5000 plurality. From returns SO far
received from towns and city wards,
the probabilities are that the coun-
try townships will show increased
pluralities for the Republicans.
The First, Fourth, Sixth, Ninth and
Eleventh congressional districts are
doubtful. with the probability in favor
of the Republicans. Hayes, d., is re-
elecled in the Second the other districts
are considered safely Republican.
BURLINGTON, Iowa. Nov. 4.-Incom-
plete returns show great Democratic
gains in the First Iowa district. Seerley
d., is probably elected by 800 majority
over Gear, r..
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nov. 4-Meagre re-
turns indicate the election of Reed, R,
for congress by 800 to 1000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
Looks Reasonable.

A Cincinnati policeman who dubbed
citizen without apparent good reason
explains to a reporter that the cost of
running the department was increased
so rapidly that he conscientiously felt
obliged to exhibit an increase q energy.
The citizen happened to be nearest his
"energy. Detroit Free Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
Don't Show Your Collar Button.

It is desirable that cravat or four-in-
hand should be held firmly up against
the tabs Of collar. The collar button
never should be seen. With a cravat
this may be accomplished by drawing
the first knot firm. With four-in-hand
it may be accomplished by first tying a
firm simple knot before making the four
in-hand movement. and Fur
nichar
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05

For Senator: Wolfskill, 96; Carpen-
ter. 104.
For Assembly: Mathews, 90; Moore,
100.
Eighteenth Precinct.
For governor: Pond, 1876; Mark ham,
SO.
For acknowledgements Del Vale,
1856; Reddick, 98.
For congress: Curtis, 1876; Bowers,
100.
For sheriff: Gibson, 1854; Aguirre, r..
For senator: Wolfskill, 1856; Carpen-
ter, 80.
For assembly: Mathews, 146; Moore,
80.
Nineteenth Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 65; Markham,
40.
For Lieutenant-G Governor: Del Vale,
GA; Reddick, So.
For Congress Curtis, 60; Bowers, Al.
For Sheriff: Gibson, rs; Aguirre, 20.
For Senator: Wolfskill, 65; Carpen-
ter, 80.
For Assembly: Mathews, 80; Moore,
"A.
Twenty First Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 1879; Markham,
173.
For Lieutenant Governor: Del Vale,
139; Reddick, 1853.
For Congress: Curtis, 120; Bowers,
1877.
For sheriff: Gibson, 176; Aguirre,
1872.
For senator: Wolfskill, 1874; Carpen-
ter, ITO.
For assembly: Mathews, 1856; Moore,
IA.
Twenty Eighth Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 112; Markham,
1853.
For Lieutenant Governor: Del Vale,
124; Reddick, 145.
For Congress: Curtis, 1903; Bowers,
150.
For Sheriff: Gibson, 1870; Aguirre, 92.
For Senator: Wolfskill, ,117 Carpenter,
14S.
For Assembly: Matthews, $50 Moore,
116.
Twenty-ninth Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 1854; Mark
ham, 1893.
For Lieutenant Governor: Del Valle,
175; Reddick, 1S9.
For Congress: Curtis, 161; Bowers,
1884,
For sheriff: Gibson, 210; Aguirre,
lbs.
For senator: Wolfskill, l79; Carpen-
ter, 181.
For assembly: Mathews, 212; Moore,
149.
Thirty-sixth Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 50; Markham,
154.
For Lieutenant Governor Del Vale,
90; Reddick, ~,
For Congress: Curtis, S6; Bowers,
152.
For Sheriff: Gibson, 131; Aguirre,
116.
For Senator: Wolfskill, "a; Carpen-
ter, 149.
For Assembly: Mathews, 11e; Moore,
1913.
Thirty-ninth Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 70; Markham,
80.
For Lieutenant Governor: Del Vale
76 Reddick, "a.
For Congress: Curtis, IL Bowers, 68
For Sheriff: Gibson, rs; Aguirre, S.
For Senator: Wolfskill, 72; Carpen-
ter, 70.
For Assembly: Mathews, SO; Moore,
So.
Thirty Eighth Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 97 Markham,
IA.
For Lieutenant Governor: Del Vale,
1O5; Reddick, 1876.
For Congressman Curtis, 92; Bow
ers, 147.
For Sheriff: Gibson, 1873; Aguirre,
108.
For Senator: Wolfskill, III; Carpen-
ter, 1888.
For Assembly: Mathews, 1870; Moore,
Forty Third Precinct.
For Governor: Pond, 100; Markham,
72.
For Lieutenant-G Governor: Del Valle,
1906; Reddick, Is.
For Congress: Curtis, "a; Bowers, 72.
For Sheriff: Gibson, 90; Aguirre, n.
For Senator: Woliskill, 1903; Carpen-
ter, IL.
For Assembly: Mathews. 1903; Moore,
So.
Summary.
For Governor: Pond, 2071; Markham,
1890.
For Lieutenant-Gover Del Vale,
2139; Reddick, 23l7.
For Congress: Curtis, 2035; Bowers,
2379.
For Sheriff: Gibson, 1928; Aguirre,
1916.
For Senator: Wolfskill, 2l9S; Car
penter, 23l4.
For Assembly : Mathews, 1876;
Moore, 1889.
County returns on Eighth Page.
Maryland Solid For Democracy.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Indications are
that solid Democratic congre ssional
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
A Mormon Victory in Utah.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 4.-The dele
gate election passed off quietly. Caine
(Mormon) was elected over Goodwin
(Liberal) by 5000 to 5000 majority.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05

Maryland Solid For Democracy.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Indications are
that solid Democratic congressional
delegation will be returned from Mary
lon
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
WALNUTS.

CASH PAID FOR wALNCTs.
C. ]. SHEPHERD,
Fruit Packing house, near corner Of Main and
Jefferson sts., Los Angeles, Cal. lO7-2m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
HALLS DAIRY.

Milk supplied in sealed pint and quart glass
iars, fresh from the farm, morning and evening.
cave orders at office, 112 s. Spring street, or
IO-4-im CHAs. VICTOR HALL. Prop.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
COAL WANTED.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcErvrn
- by the undersigned for the delivery Of one
Thousand tons of coal delivered ON the track
OF 20 TO 40 tons week The said coal to be
clean, Tree from slate and capable of Inakine =
steady ire. The undersigned reserves the rfcbt
to reject any or all bids. Address, n
JOHN N. HARVEY.
ll'o-St PostOfice, Pasadena, Cal W
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25

Well Nj. Editor % I have heard
several wishing they could read the
ncws from here 40 I send . few items
Two weeks ago there was . Demo.
rest contest at our school house
conducted by Miss Bailey tho silver
Medal Was awarded Flora Goodwin.
Every ono who heard her. said she
heat any ono they over heard Of her
ego She II ton years . dear little
girl and loved BY oil who know her.
Last wcck Willie Frazer killed i've
geese q ono shut he 10 only IL years
old.
M. Joseph Brubakcr has gone To
Dakota 70 work At the carpenter trade
Mr.. Conyns has been very sick he
is better now.
A very pleasant dance at Will Bru.
bakers last week.
A. q. Bon 10 building . very nice
house on HE farm.
Mr.. Jake Lacy has boon very sick
but under The skillful care Of Dr..
johnson she Ia getting better.
MANITOBA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25

Mra. VIM Cox and Mrs. =. Sailor
were o. Dlus Hin Monday.
W. +. Thorn shipped . car load Of
Ono cattle 70 Omaha last Friday.
Tho assessor val around last week
calling on tho people Of Bladcn.
Mrs. Nelson Of Diuc Hill spent
Thursday with Mrs Hicks prior 70 hcr
departure to her future homo In
Floyd hin Colorado.
4. p. johnson purchased from G.
+. Hicks . Ono new surrey, and nov
drives the 6ncst rig In town.
The egg festival given Thursday
evening by che ladids Of tho Cougrc.
g~ational church st the hall. was . sue
cess financially.
Nj. Carpenter Of Ragan Nsb. ship.
ped In . aas load Of four isch ssvs,
tilisR and 10 putting them in wells
10 his vicinity.
Nv. and Mrs. Baker. Mrs. n. =.
kimmsl Mr.. Kershner and Charley
Spragsr Who unitod with tho Rap,is,
church during the winter wcrs i'm.
nssed Last Sunday in Sand Greek,
baout . half mile vest of Mr.. Dsy',
house. The day WAS 6ne and abou,
tvo hundred people witnessed The
ceremony.
The q. A. R. Boys will give ,
eampars Thursday evening May, lot
OF every one come OUT and have
God time. s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25

April 18th, 1890 tho school 10 Dist.
No. 20 closed for the year with q pic
mic dinner, which oil present seemed
to onjoy. No. months taught. Z. No.
Pupils enrolled, %. No. days taught
in the year, 1873. Average attendance
for tho year 10. The following visi.
tors werc present tho last day lending
to cheer aud encouragement to our
otfoets; Mrs. Ilummcll, Mr.. and Mrs
Warnock, Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcvey, Mrs.
Sibert, Misses Sadie Hallmen, Laura
Warnock, Cora Mcvcy and Nellie Nc.
Call. Friends, If you only knew how
much good your presence does, you
would try aud come oftcncr. Your
children arc placed in our a and
you think that is oil that Ia necessary
Now, We are glad that you can trust
Us, but you know IL is pleasant to re-.
osive encouragement from an employ.
or, for such il our r~elation-ws the
scrvan. and you tho employer. Now
docs II not seem reasonable that you
should como to sec Us? We want
you to come and your duty to your
children ought to tell you to come. |
wish 10 make u comparison. II q far.
mel places cattle Ia tho caro Of anoth.
er for the purpose Of being hcrdcd
for about tour months va will say, do
you think that during that time he
will not 20 70 sec them until time to
bring them home? II q you are mis-
taken, yet here We have bceu With
you, for seven months, aud not n
Of you have come to visit tho school
except the director, only on the last
day 81 che fall term. and again today.
Parca',, VIC appeal To you, is il rightY
We are glad, very glad, I" havo you
tho last day. but 1t is not enough.
Become visitors OF the schools and
you will become interested in the
work and We think good will come Of
Il. But | must close ~ l have al
{ lady occupied more space than l
ought.
MApN MclNrxnn TasaAa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25

Ihs bly, providing for post Offices
ID cities where The postal bssinsss
amousts 70 more than $4,000, which
~ sosssivsa 10 The Mind Of our
jsa1ce ssaaasr, Aas bsss reported
from ths sosgssssioaal committee N
the house aad Va havo 40 doubt viii
b ultimately PASSED. Il l. ssrtairly
tbs proper thing 70 do. II Il does
Red Cloud will kavs . public building.
Coed, ~ hsPs Il will 10 through and
our able representative ought 70 use
HE ~iHdueaos In that direction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25
4 0reas Wpens.

The wages q Gin 70 death, says
.. old veteran, but the wages Of an old
soldier was only Oh per month pay.
able In g~resnbseks u 10 cents on the
dollar with . promise Of . service
pension due twelve years after death.
II doc' seem . pity that the old sol.
der who gave the bcs. days Of bis
life for the benefit Of the ceuatry at q
very little asSrs should sow BE- hep,
from receiving their just dues BY
tardy lsgislasios. They have had
. great maay promises but very sev Of
then have been tulailsd. The pri.
vates hold the sack while most Of che
o9esrs drsv immense pcusioas, and
jsst Why % okesr should receive nors
than . private 10 ass q . loss 70 know
ualess 4 Was thst 10 had . chsnss Il
hide from tho bullets VAile ths pri
Yates pressed forward aad gsvs them
selves up % . ssesiles % save tn
nation. Sure Il b that ne psivst,
soldier bore The bruat d he hardship,
then, and 10 asill bearing then, while
most Of the oAiesrs sss having sheil
pockets lined With government gold
Il II altogether wrong. Ut cours,
the officers we're necessary end nearly
always did their dusy bss jssA Nh!
shsy ass entitled - mere nossy thai
he private colder 10 pseblsa ska
10 very pu,il,ss 70 the average mind
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25

English SPAWN Imminent rsmoves al
hard, sOtt, " calloassd Jumps cnd blem
tshes from horsss. blood spavins, cushs.
srliats, sVsensy, PinebCne, stiAss, spsains
ali svuliea thrOats, ccnehs, etc, save &U b.
aAs ~ one bottle. wAssanted the most
wohdesful blemish euss ever known,
seld By L. Z. DsyO drasgiN Red Cloud
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25
Our asxs Legislature should psss .

Our next Legislature should psss .
Law making Il necessary 10 selling
chsstsl mortgage property that Il
bring three fourths Of its value.
There 10 . great wrong done tho peo-
pls 10 this rsgari. Often mans
property 10 bought 10 under execution
ssd sold for lsss thaa ous.iourth Of
To value. II. 10 all wrong asd should
b remediod. Tho people ought to
have some rights that even Noh mon
arc bound 70 respect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25
Apuaea ss,ve.

TIE best save In the world for cuts
bruisss. sorss, uloen. salt rhsun, fever
sovss, sstteIr. chsppsd banda. cAilblains,
corns; and al skia srupsi0ns, end
p~osttiveiv cures. or mn pay required.
4 H. eaarauteed "a TIE pertect salis.
faction, or nancy refunded. psicg
Is cents per boz. For sals BY Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25
NARY MclNrYRs, Teacher.

u YOU 81 amy 1T your family should happen to
In the house IA alleviate the pain until yua can
xet = PHYSICIAN a box ~. Ncxg's German
Naive NJ nand IN times like this would sAvv =
World VI suffering ANd ottcntimeS. u d0ctur hill
~ Il has NJ equal In cases at this Kind, a. well
- inflammation Vt oil ktuds.
T.. L. COrTln0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-25

Hi gitl didsn't 90 back On him becauss
10 uesd D. Witt's little sasly sissss.