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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
Kansas.

Topeka-Nine district judges were
voted for in Kansas today and in each Of
the eighteen counties the following
officers: Treasurer. clerk, sheriff, register
of deeds, surveyor and one county
commissioner. 1t will be IA difficult
matter ever after the returns are in.
unless the victory is sweeping. to tell the
resell OF to tell whether the peoples
party gained OF lost during the last year.
Dispatches from all over the state say
the weather has been wretched. The
vote a very light everywhere. Besides
the light vote the only other noticeable
feature of the polling was the failure of
sub alliances to vote in blocks as they
did last year when they swept the state.
Kansas City Dispatches from various
counties in Kansas show that the
alliance did not hold its own at today's
election. Returns are very slow in
coming in and only Il counties of LOG in
the state have been heard from. These
AZ counties are scattered all over the
state and represent every political phase.
In only two of them has the alliance
made a clean sweep.
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Iowa.,

Dies MONIES, Nov. 3.-The most excit-
ing state election in the history of the
state has closed. Both sides have re-
NAMED very confident throughout the
contest. In Des Moines the democrats
commenced firing cannon before a sin
gle precinct had finished its balloting.
The republicans were not as ~demonstra-
tive but just as confident of victory. 1t
is conceded the election will be close.
Des Moines- 2OS precinct give Wheel
cr 29,410, Boies 29.706. Same precincts
in 1889 gave Hutchinson 25.1So. Boies
25.112. Net republican gain DID,.
Dcs Moines - BOG precincts give
Wheeler 41,lG9, Boies I2,S7S. Same
precincts in 1889 gave Hutchinson
1898, Boies 1882, net republican gain
30.
Des Moincs 343 precincts give
Wheeler 45.4O1, Boies 1858. Same
precincts in lSS9gave Hutchinson 1867,
Boies 1927. Net republican gain los.
Des Moines-Out of a total of 1927
precincts, ID precincts. Wheeler has
15.4j4, Boics l4,2S3. Same precincts in
1889 gave Hutchinson 1928, Boies
12,3G0. Net republican gain of DOB.
Des Moines-Reports of the election
have been slow coming in, due to the
heavy vote polled and the late hour of
closing the polls. This increase in the
vote is shown in almost every precinct.
Up to II o'clock only 100 precincts had
reported. giving Wheeler, republican,
13,4S5, Boies, democrat, 12,OS1. The
same precincts two years ago gave
Hutchinson (rep.) 1885, Boies dem TO-
63l. a republican gain of 1,450, making a
net gain of 200 for the republican ticket.
Boies' plurality two years ago was 5,43S.
At the present rate Of gain Wheeler
would not be able to overcome this plu-
rality, the total number of precincts
being 1,941, but the first precincts re
porting are mainly from the cities.
Des Moines, 1870 a. m.-Scattering
returns throughout the state at this
hour indicate that Boies dem is elected
governor over Wheeler (rep.) by a re-
duced plurality. The vote will be close,
however, and the democratic plurality is
not likely to exceed 300.
DIES MONIES, Nov. 3.-3OG precincts
give Wheeler 41.1G9, Boies 42,S1S. Same
precincts in 1889 gave Hutchinson 3D.
973, Boies 1882. Net republican gain
90
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JOlley Elected,

ST. PAUL, Nov. 4. A special to the
Pioneer Press from Madison, S. d., says:
There being no tabulated returns of
previous votes by precincts it is difficult
to form a definite estimate of the total
vote Of the state from the incomplete re-
turns but in two-thirds OF the cities of
the state already reported Jolley (rep.)
has a majority of 1000 over Smith. (ind.)
Wood (dem.) cuts no figure in the race.
In 200 rural precincts returned Jolley
has an average of twenty four and Smith
of eighteen votes. This proportion car
ried out would give Jolloy 5000 over
Smith in the country which added to
the city vote would give him "a
total plurality of 5000 over Smith with "a
good margin for loss. The total vote
will be under 10000.
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Virginia.

Richmond, Va.-Scattering precincts
returns indicate the election of Demo-
Gratis to the house from Brunswick and
Dlnwiddie counties which were Republi-
can in the last legislature.
Richmond, Va.-Returns indicate
a gain of three members of the lower
house for the Democrats. Democrats
elect sixteen members without opposi-
ton.
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Returns indicate
a gain of three members in the lower
house for the democrats. Democrats
elected 16 members without opposition.
Richmond, Va.-No county in the
state as far as heard from shows the
election of a Republican or Independent.
RichmOnd-Further returns indicate
the election of Democrats from Bruins
wick, Dinwiddie, Prince George and
Surrey counties, a Democratic gain of
three members of the lower house.
Democrats elect sixteen members with
out opposition and nine members from
counties represented by Democrats in
the last Legislature. For the senate
Democrats elect without opposition,
members from 18th and "a districts.
Richmond-Of 10 state senators voted
for, democrats have certainly elected
eleven. OF 100 members of the house
the democrats have elected 20.
RICHMOND, Nov. 3-Returns at > a. m.
indicate the democrats elected IL of 20
senators and 73 members of the house of
delegates, while the entire opposition
have elected four pronounced alliance
candidates. There are % counties yet to
be heard from.
Richmond. Wat l.30 a. m. Dem
ocrats claim every senatorial district in
the state. Reports received here in
dictate that this is the case, although
news from the six and eighteenth dis
tricts is meager.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Figures h.,
counties have been obtained tod,r
Twenty-seven counties are official and
others estimated. Counties not be,,,
from gave last year a democratic plural
ity Of 6,SOs and a republican plurality .,
$685.. Putting these into footing pives
Mckinley a plurality of 1858.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-There is notbin,
in the returns from missing precinc,s
that have been heard from since o'clocl
this evening to alter the result alreadn
reported from Ohio. Indications ars
that Mckinley's plurality will be abou,
1900 and the Legislature as already re
ported. Full returns from Hamiltor
county give the following results: Me-
Kinley (rep.) 37,4S4; Campbell (dem.
31,56l; Ashenhurst pro- 400; Set,
(peoples) 3,773; total, 1928. McKin
!ey's plurality. 1922: McKinley's major
ity, 1,704.
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THE RESULTS IN IOWA.
BOies Reelected and Probably the Rest
of the State Ticket.

DIES MONIES, Nov. AFTER the great
battle of yesterday the smoke is clearing
and republicans find themselves defeated
and the democrats are beginning to cele-
brate their victory. Gov. Boies arrived
in Des Moines tonight from Waterloo.
Democrats are preparing to give him "A
royal welcome. The streets are packed
with excited people shouting for Boies.
At the register office complete returns
from eighty-three counties have been re-
ceived. Up to s o'clock in these there is
a net democratic gain Of SOC.
Ii the gain is kept up
tonight in the remaining sixteen coun-
ties his plurality will be IN the neighbor-
hood of 5000, a gain of 1000 over two
years ago. Returns on other state Off
GERS are scattering. If Boies' plurality is
5000 as is now promised, the rest of the
democratic state ticket will be elected
by small pluralities. Republican have
some hopes for Van Houten, lieutenant
governor who is running away ahead of
Wheeler in precincts that have reported.
They also claim Sabin, republican for
superintendent of instruction. Demo-
Gratis claim their whole state ticket is
elected. 1t will take fuller returns than
can now be obtained to decide the fate of
the ticket below governor. In the lower
house republicans have gained. Audi
bon, Adams. Adair, Boone, Decatur. Floyd.
P~Oweshick and Kossuth, while the dem
ocrats gain Marion, O'Brien and Sioux.
The parties were equally divided two
years ago and the repub leans will there
fore have a clear majority. The senate
=, .or.oInI ta l., ,l H.
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Massachusetts Democratic.

BosToN, Nov. although nearly 30
hours have elapsed since the polls closed
in this state election there are eight
towns that have not yet been heard
from at all in the associated press re,
turns and several others whose complet,
vote has not been received. Footings d
votes for governor at hand give
Russell 150,92S, Allen 4 ,l36. RusselTs
plurality 5,7S4. In the eight missing
towns last year Russell's vote was LBS.
Brackets 1.231. On this basis Rus
sells plurality in the whole state will be
1851. In the legislature the republicans
will have a majority in both branches
probably of four or five in the senate and
about six in the house. The entire state
republican ticket except governor is
elected by majorities ranging from 5000
TO l0.OO.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-Complete
figures from tifty-three of the sixty-seven
counties in the state including Phila,
delphia and Allegheny and careful esti-
mates for the other fourteen counties
show a plurality of 56,6OS for Gregg rep.
for auditor general and 53,sss for Nor
rison (rep.) for state treasurer. The
proposition for constitutional convention
is overwhelmingly rejected, only ten
counties in the state giving maiorities IN
favor Of the convention and in forty-two
counties from which complete returns
have been received on the vote on the
question there is a net majority against
holding convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. later returns
make Gregg's plurality 57.434; Morri
sons J4,4SS.
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New Works. Legislature.

New YORK, Nov. AT midnight as
ISOLATED press returns for New York
state show fifteen democrats elected to
the senate and seventeen republicans.
There is some doubt about two republi-
cans and n democrat in the assembly.
There is a tie at GA. On these figures
republicans have two majority in joint
ballot of the Legislature.
New YORK, Nov. THE Herald's re-
turns from the state confirm these fig
ures as to the senate but in the assem-
bly, 80 seats are given to the democrats
and 60 to the republicans, this giving the
latter II majority on joint ballot. Flow
er's plurality is given at 46,446.
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New Jersey,

JERSEY Cry, Nov. 3.-Hudson county
returns are incomplete but indicate a
democratic victory. Democrats elect
ed r. $, Hudspeth state senator by about
5000 over Carr (rop.) Nine and possibly
ten of eleven assembly districts have
been carried by democrats, together
with all the county officers.
TRENTON, Nov. 3.-The democrats will
have a majority in both banches of the
legislature. At the political headquart-
ers in this city the claim is made that
democratic senators have been elected in
Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex and Sus-
sex counties. Democrats also claim to
have elected four a%ssemblymen in the
state.
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New York,

New York 80 election districts in
New York city. Flower SO.G02, Fassett
JO.1SJ.
Brooklyn 90 districts out of a total Of
Ga gave Flower G.2Gl, Fassctt 4,.J3S.
Brooklyn 24O districts out of Gi7 gave
Flower 3O.529. F'assett 22,Osj.
New York City 40 election districts
New York City. Flower llj.SS2. Fassctt
7O.251.
New York-The Commercial Adver,
tiser estimates Flowers majority in New
York city 1900. Mail and Express
estimate less than 10000. Daily Press
says that indications are that Fassett
will be elected. Evening Post says
Flowers majority in New York city will
be $1,000.
New York-lo2 election districts in
the state outside of New York and
Kings county give Flower 1O,54G. Fassett
l0.12S.
New York-7oO districts out OF ss7
New York city give Flower ll2.O5S,
Fassett GS,O43.
New York state-l31 election districts
in the state outside New York city and
Kings county give Flower 1900, Fassett
l4.611.
Brooklyn 400 districts out Of Ga give
Flower 4S,S1O, Fassett 3S.GS4.
New York The Tribune bulletin says
Flowers majority in the city will be
about 10000 and he will no doubt be de-
feated. The Press says it looks as il the
republicans had gained three assembly
men in New York city. The Sun says
returns from the state show great gains
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
South Dakota.

Highmore-IIyde county gives Jolley
$50 majority.
Yorkton Jolley has thirteen majority
in city but indications are that Smith
independently has carried county.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.-Specials from all
parts of South Dakota indicate the cleo
ton of Jolley (rep.) to congress by a
safe plurality, At midnight reports from
$50 precincts in the state give Jolley
1892, Wood, Democrat LIB, and Smith,
Independent LII. This includes fifteen
towns all over the state.
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Massachu setts.

Boston 30 towns give Allen, Republi-
2.S2G. Russell, Democratic 1,722,
LIB districts Of Boston's 2O7 give Allen,
Republican li,4O5, Russell, Democratic
Z,.G37.
Boston and forty towns give Allen,
Republican 1874, Russell, Democrat
1908.
Boston Fifty towns give Alden ire
publican 7.S4I, Russell democrat J.JGJ.
republican gain iB
one Ipnurrd aud twenty five tor ~
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
Colorado.

DENVER, Nov. 3.-Partial returns from
fifteen precincts in the counties out OF
1913 give the straight republican ticket a
majority Of 200. Chairman Coe of the
county central committee claims the
election OF the entire ticket by $500. No
complete retures from outside towns
have been received, but Helms election
to chief justice Of the supreme court ia
claimed by the chairman of the state re-
publican committee by over 5000. At
democratic headquarters no estimates
have been made.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07
Michigan.

Detroit-Returns are slow but present
indications are that republicans will
elect their city ticket by a large
majority. Mayor Pingree republican
candidate will run considerably ahead of
his ticket. Republicans elect II out of
~ alderman. OF democratic candidates
for mayor, Thomson, regular nominee.
will exceed Miner, the Junta candidate.
Grand Rapids-Returns received up
to midnight indicate that Bclknap
republican, has been elected to congress
by about 100 majority.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4.-Returns re
ccived from the election yesterday show
that the democrats elected 10 senators
and II members of the house of dele
gates, while the opposition have five
Members in the house SO far.
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Omaha-In spite of the fact that a
light vote was polled, the election to-day
has been the most holly contested of
any struggle ever witnessed in Nebraska.
Light vote is due partly to weather, and
partly to the Australian ballot system.
At . p. m. not a single precinct in the
city or state had a complete count and
the probabilities are that of SS voting
precincts in Omaha not over twenty
will finish the count before 3 a. m.
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Treasury disbursement,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The treasury
department has disbursed -, l25,OOO ON
account OF pensions 10 far this month
and will pay out an additional SS,OOO,OOO
before the end ~ the month.
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give Allen 21,2S2, Russell 1921. Same
towns last year gave Bracket 1873,
Russell 14,175. Net republican gain OF
1853.
Boston-161 of 2O5 precincts of Boston
give Allen 1887, Russell 3O,795; Rus
sells plurality, 1881.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago-A drawn battle was the re-
suit of the local election as far as could
be determined at midnight. About
half of each ticket had been chosen
according to returns from 400 precincts
heard from, out of a total Of $50.
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kA.

OMAHA, Nov, L.. Twenty SIX counties
complete, give Post 25,G2i; Edgerton
25,G75. Last year the same counties
ave Richards 2i,27i: Boyd 2O,i79; Pow
D5 o4S
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Assinniboine Reservation Opep..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The secrot,.
of the interior has issued an order on.,
ing to entry under the homesteadla law n.
surplus lands of the Fort AssinnihoM;ae'
military reservation in Montana, aupra
eating 67,2OO acres. ~est'
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4. q. w, A. Conyentlou,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 The sixth an
nual assembly Of the international Chris
tian Workers association began its scs
sion in this city today. The convention
IN n union Of all Protestant churches.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-The regular de-
mocracy claim to have elected their en-
tire city ticket by an average of 5000
majority.
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just received II big limo Of White All
Wool FluLncls ut COnrud's.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-07

Hundreds of Remnants OF first class
goods at half price. Joe Conrad.
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All This Is Caused by His Rabid Par
tisan Course in the New York
Legislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-07
Bells for the Sheep.

My experience for thirty years
proves what | state | have kept
sheep all that time. mile from home
beside road constantly travelled by
dogs. and have never lost sheep BY
them. while there is not another flock
IN this vicinity which has not been
ralded. W hen hear Of case | have
taken pains TO ascertain if the sheep
had bells on. which has not been the
fact in single instance. Fifty bells.
costing not over s. with straps and
buckles complete, are enough for a
hundred sheep. and about 81 wear
will keep the bells good-in case YOU
get the cow-bell pattern, which are
cast on staple through which the
strap passes, aud not those cast with a
shank, which passes through the strap.
Leaving small part of the strap
entire The wear coming all the time
IN one place, the corners of the shank
and the wire soon cut the strap off.
This kind are hardly worth the trouble
Of putting on.
The plan Of scattering poison broad
cast to kill dogs which happen to be
crossing the pasture, as well as birds.
cats, and other Innocent animals, will
not be done by humane men. Again.
there is no barbcd wire in the market
that will stop my sheep; the wool pro-
tects the skin, and the wire springs
enough to let the sheep through. The
lower wire gives the most tronble. as
it cannot be fastened down. R. ".
-Uathe,cson, IL The Country Gentleman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-07
-Snnator A rfhnr p Rrood Of

Senator Arthur P. Breed. of Lynn.
Mass, said in the recent legislative
debate on municipal woman suffrage:
A city or town is but combination
of households. Women are interested
in local government. in good streets.
in public health, in law and order, in
the license question, in the election OF
pure officials. On the street in which
/ reside in Lynn, there are women who
hold property to the amount of more
than million dollars. They help bear
the burdens Of the government. They
obey the laws. They are among the
most intelligent of our population and
yet they have no voice in our local
government. In this State, women
annually pay into the local city and
town treasures more than two million
dollars. If they bear the burdens, if
they obey the laws. why should no,
they have voice in the government,
as they do in every bank and every
other corporation?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-07
JacQueminots.
IJohn Bowie O'Reilly.I

may not speak in words, dear, but let my
words be flowers,
To tell their crimson secret in leaves of
fragrant fire;
They plead for smiles and kisses as sum
mer fields for showers,
And every purple veinlet thrills with
exquisite desire.
Oh, let me see the glance, dear, the CLEAN
Of soft confession
You give my amorous roses for the tender
hope they prove;
And press their heart leaves back, love, to
drink their deeper passion.
For iheir sweetest. widest perfume is the
whisper of my love.
My roses, tell her, pleading, all the fond
ness and the signing,
All the longing OF heart that reaches
thrsting for its bliss;
And tell her, tell her, roses, that my lips
and eyes are dying
For the melting of her love-look and the
rapture OF her kiss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-07
ELIZABETH a. BROWN.
My Case is a Miracle!
PRAISE GOD, | AM WELL!


LEwfsroS. MI. Der. Is. 1880.
DANA SARsArAKIItA Co:
Gentlemen. For over ten wears have
been great ff,rer with weakness pecul-
lar to my sex iwoul have for days at a
time t, rrible bearing-down feel
ing, accompanied bv great exhaustion
ann severe pam IN back and limbs.
rr,ircd of;sn s55"r r.fas rou G"g have
a period of trembling, until at
prostration wopId have hui, Or yo' mo- NV.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-07

West Franklin.
Some of the farmers have put in
some peas and potatoes for early
marketing.
Our school averages about sixtv-one
scholars. There are about eighty-five
scholars in the distrlct-rather too
many for one teacher in the limited
number of school hours. We need a
graded school.
Money is very scarce, but business
is promising.
Sherman Scammon's boom OF stave-
wood is broken and scattered over the
Great Pond.
The sick folks are all on the mending
hand.
Potatoes are scarce and command a
ready sale at 81 % per bushel.
The roads are improving; the frost
is about all out. H. A. S.
April u.
Great Pond.
The cold weather still hangs on and
it is mud, mud, mud.
Slower has got the logs out of the
Alligator and is now booming them.
The ice has not cleared from Great
Pond yet, but is almost gone.
We congratulate you, Mr.. Editor,
and the rest of the temperance people
on the course that the sheriff and
County Attorney have taken in regard
10 rum. May the good work prosper.
J. p. Patterson started with his
show Monday, April ~. If any one
wants two and one-half hours of fun,
don't miss this show;
J. c. Dunn has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to visit his son and daughter.
Hon. Frank Archer was in town to-
day.
Jerry Giles has got his logs all out
Of the Seven Mile Brook.
A. E. Mace, Esq, Of Aurora, is in
town to-day. S.
April ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-05-07

Reduce your herd one-half by
removing the poor cows. In place Of
each add eight sheep; they will cost
less 70 keep snd bring more profit.