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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11
BERKELEY,
Lacrosse.

The entries for the Metropolitan Asso-
citation lacrosse champio nship are New
York A. c., Staten Island A. c., Man
haitian A. c.. and Loriilard A. G. The
team appear pretty evenly matched, and
a good series of games is anticipated. A
meeting Of the clubs will be held at the
New York A. c. club house tonight &c
arrange the schedule.
The teams of the Manhattan A. G. and
Staten leland A. G. PLAYED q rough game
on Saturday for the OsIrich cup. The
islanders won.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11
Yachting Notes

The Yacht Racing Association dis
banded on Saturday. The cruise was a
grand success.
The boats began to reach home last
evening. Commodore Beuson was one of
the first in. He reached the club house at
dusk.
The Jersey City Yacht Club did not
hold its reception or ladies' day on Satur.
day, as the Commodore and other officers
were participating in the cruise of the
Yacht Racing Association. The recep-
ton will be held nextsSaturd ay.
The Jersey City Y. G. will meet tomor-
row night.
Few yachtsmen were at the Communi.
paw house of the Pavonia Y. C. yester-
day. They were at the clubs home at the
Highlands.
The Pavonia Y. G. will have a regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11

Lorillards Beaten by One Run in a
League Contest.
The Lorillard A. G. and Jersey B. B. G.
teams put up pretty baseball. on Saturday
in the Championship game. 1t required
ten innings to decide it. The Lorillards
outhatted and felded as well as their
rivals. but the hits were scattering. The
Jerseys were IN luck and got in tue win
ming run. Hollister and Herr scored for
the Jersey City team, and Reinacker.
Mullins aud Harrison scored for the Ho-
bokeu team. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11

The handsome new boat house Of the
yesterday. Early in the morning it was
found floating down the Harlem River,
and san K while being towed buck. It was
moored by stout hawsers, and the rope at
the shore-end indicates that it was cut by
some vandal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11
GREEKVlLLE YACHTSMEN.
First OF a Series of Club Races Sailed on
Saturday.

Saturday.
The Greenville Yacht Club will have a
series of CLUB races this season. The first
was sailed on Saturday afternoon over o
triangular course OF eighteen mitf s on
New York bay. The start was from a
sfakeboat anchored off the club house to
the hell buoy at Robbinsss Reef, thence to
tine Oyster Island buoy and return, twice
over the same course. The boats that
started were: The catboat Lacy. Com
modofe Simmonds; cabin catboat Vel
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11
TEN INNING GAME.

Umpires-Messrs- Finley and Wilso n.
Scorer-W. Caleb Dunn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-11
ATHLETIC Arena.

Athletic Arena.
Semi-montnly meeting of the Lorillard
A. C.. tomorrow night.
Reeve B. Rowland succeeds DIR. Howe
as Physical Director of the YorkvlIle
branch of the Y. M. C. A.
The Cable A.. C. boys who went to the
camp at Lake Hopatcong on Saturday
returned last night. They had a
large time.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10

r. Bozelnnn %. Helena 81. Dswo = and
Quartz Hill give Anaconda 30. Bntto 10,
Bozemnn II. Helena II, Great Falls I. Glen.
dale and Hecln give Anaconda 9, Butte 81.
Helena G5. Four ontsids prrcincta givs
Anacond 36. Butte =. l,ozemnn lG, Helena
lS. Nine precincts 70 hear from.
EUTrr. Nov. 9.--Retnrns from thitty-aix
out of thirty-nine precincts in Silver Bow
county give Anaconda 2.G5J, Butte 8, 1b7,
Helena 373 Bozemnn 398. Great Falls bl,
Deer Lodge 33, Boulder 26. This inouies
all the county except Silver Bow Junction.
German Guch and Melrose. Those places
have combined about l25 votes.
LIVINGSTON, Nov. 9-ien precincts out Of
twenty-five. on the capital vote, give Helena
b28, Anaconda 175. Butte ~, Deer Lodge /,
Great Falls 20, Boulder A, Bozeman 654.
The vote on the capital is coming in alowiy.
DILLON. Nov. 9.-It ia impossible to give
an accurate report on the capital, AS many
precincts have not OF sent figures, Ana
conda and Helena are running about even.
with Butte third.
MIssoULA, Nov. 8. On A capital vote OF
3, APO Anaconda gets q, l42, Butte 22l Helena
69S. This indicates Auaconda's vote in the
county will be 1920, Helena's l, 200.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
HELENA IN FIRST PLACE.
The Capital City Leads the Smelter
Town by Over 1000
Votes.
at $4,000 Votes Out Yet
Helena Will Get
One-Third.
Anaoonda's Stronghoids Have Been Eek
hausted and She May Lose
Second Place.

The rooms of the Helena capital commit
tee were thronRed all day yesterday and
until late at night to hear the latest news.
At 1O:30 last night the returns received
showed the following figures: Helena
10,437. Anaconda. 8.0b2, Butte $3.50, Boze-
man 4, 1886. Great Falls 1851, Deer Lodge,
673. Boulder 2O. These figures are slightly
increased by bulletins received later as
shown in the table below. 1t is estimated 4
by the committee that the total polled vote
of the state is 45,697. leaving about 1900
votes still to be heard from. and Of these
the committee think Helena will at least get
5000. scattering the remaining 5000 among
the other candidates. This is considered a
conservative estimate, but it is possible that
Helena will receive more than 5000 out of
the $4,000. From the news received last
night from Virginia City the committee
th nix Helena will receive about 300 votes in
Madison county.
The capital committee give estimate on
final vote for capital as follows: Helena,
10. $40; Anaconda, 10920; Bozemsn, 1890:
Butte. 1874; Great Falls, 4.4G3; Deer Lodge
and Boulder, 1,340.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10

GREAT FALLS, Nov. 9.-lSpeoial. RE
turns have been coming in since noon
and from figures at hand shere ia
good reason to believe the county
gives Collins a plurality of about l8o,
and that the republican county ticket
is elected I. om top to bottom. One of the
republican representatives, Castner, ia de-
feated, while the election of the other one.
Talent, is q matter of doubt. d. W.
Bucher, OF this city. populiat candidate.
who was endorsed by the democrats, 10
elected beyond donDt. On the county
ticket Charles III. Benton, Judge. j. +. Mo-
Clelland, treasurer, Joseph Hamilton.
sheriff, Howard Crosby, clerk and re-
oorder, all republicans, are reelected by
good majorities. The contest between w.
M. Cocknell and John L. Athey for district
clerk is very close. S. N. Dickey. chairman
of the board OF county commissioners will
bs re- elected. John j. Ellis 10 elected by q
good majority.
John W. Freeman. county attorney, w. p.
Beachley, auditor, c. ID. Elliott assessor.
and I. p. Howe. county surveyor. all re-
publicans, are elected beyond doubt. Nine
teen out of % p ecincts in Cascade county
give the following vote for candidates on
national and state tickets: Cleveland ]. .O03
Harrison 1.125. Weaver go, Bid~ell SO;
Dixon 1.009. Hartman LII, Edwards 225
Alkens As; Collins 1,221, Richards 1.0l3.
Kennedy 22S, Waters 63t Pemberton S08,
Blake 794.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
WHAT CAUSED 1T.
Different Gentiemen Try to Answer the
Question.

Different Gentiemen Try to Answer the
Question.
ALBANY N. Y, Nov. 9-Unitsd States
Senator David Is. Hill WAS interviewed by a
representative of the Associated press this
evening on the results of the election. Af
ter expressing reluctance 10 talk, Hill re-
joiceI at the victory OF the denoer alto
power and said: 1T 10 not only a personal
triumph for Cleveland and just tribute
to hinI, but viudloation of democratic
principles which hs championed. !
trust our victory will carry with 1T
control of the United States senate.
which will enable us to place democratic
Legislation upon the federal statute books.
We must carry out our pledges of reform
ing the tar IT and reducing federal taxation,
not by harsh and extreme measures, but
unon conservative lines indicated in our
Platform and in the speeches of our candi-
date. If we shall secui the senate we can
show the people the benifioent results OF
democratic policies and the good we can
accomplish will assure us power for many
years. l think the democracy would
prefer q vigo GUS. agR essive pol
ICY. and to that end the existing
federal election law should be repealed.
The manner in which it is sought to be
used against US by out opponents on cleo
tion day furnishes abundant argument for
repeal. l am particularly gratitied with
the glorious result in this state"
| Hill acknowl ged receiving large mum
ber of cong atulatory kilograms, but de-
olined to give them for publication.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
tn K RETU rms.
Reports From Illinois Give Cleveland a
Good Plurality.

Reports From Illinois Give Cleveland n
Good Plurality.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Later returns do not
abate in any way from the decisive demo-
cratic victory in the state of Illinois, both
on the national and state ticket. Conserv-
ative men of all parties generally agree that
the democratic plurality in the state will
be approximately 10000, and that the DEM
ocrats will have at least thirteen out of the
twenty two congressman. with probabil-
ity of one or two more districts still in
doubt. Incomplete official returns from
thirty out of thirty four wards in the city
of Chicago give Cleveland 66.0a, Harrison
AZ. 2s2.
Fifer, republican, for governor. is making
strong race outside of Cook county and
although a majority of republicans coneede
defeat Others still hope for his success.
The Inter Ocean, republican, announces
that fourtee counties outside of Cook give
Fifer 1900 majority At this rate the
Inter Ocean believes he may yet win the
state, though no great confidence is felt in
snch result. 1t comedies the state 10
Cleveland.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
Inu,.,.

BorsE. Idaho, Nov. 9.--Foty-t three pre-
cincta in Idaho show net republican loss Of
337 on electoral ticket and a net gain on the
governor of fourteen. There arc 2b0 pre-
cincts in the atate. which would show not
loss on the electoral ticket OF 1876 The re-
publican majority two years ago was 1914
MOSCOW, Idaho. Nov .. Ten out OF nine
teen precincts in Latch county give Har,i-
son 9Sl, Weaver Gil; Mo Conneii, republi-
can. for governor. 985, Burke Il. Cook 3l7;
Swset, republican. for congress. l035,
True, democrat, l84, Gum. peoples. $40.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
SLUMP IN SILVER BOW.
viii Have Effect Probably OF Giving
Montana to the Repub-
licans
Tho Harrison Electors and Rick
ards Chosen by Not very
Large Pluralities.
Pemberton Elected Chief Justice and
Dixon May Pull ThrouRh-Leai isia-
ture Yet In Doubt

BUTTE. Nov. Especial. The people
party had the effect of swampin9 the domo-
cratic party in this city. There would
have been big majority for the democrats
not only in the county. but in ths state, but
for the advent of the peoples party, the Of
feet of which has been to turn everything
hero over to the republicans. Az demo-
cratic headquarters here it is now believed
the state has gone for Harrison and that
Richards is elected. Dixon 10 probably de.
feated, bat there are many who arc
still confident hs will pull through.
The committoe also believes that
the legislature may yet be saved
to the demoe ats thus giving Montana
a democratic United States senator, Re-
turns received from thirty three precincts
out of Thirty y-nine in the county OF Silver
Bow give the following vote: For presi-
dent, Harrison 1928. Cleveland 2,2S1.
Weaver 21S8. This would indicate ma
jority IN the county of about 100 for Harri-
son. Weaver is pushing Cleveland close
for second place. For congressman Hart
man has lead of less than 100 over Dixon,
and it 10 believed Dixon will still carry the
county. The figures for the thlrty-three
precincts are as follows: Hartman 2,405
Dixon 23O7, Edwards 1926; Richards
1864. Kennedy 2,176, Collins 2,043;
Miss Knowles 2.275. Haskell, 1871, Day
1,453; Pemberton 1858, Blake 1883. VIM.
McDermott is in all probability elected to
the state senate from this county. In the
1873, Sergeant 1.766, Hanks S26. Hambly
76o. 1t is believed the representatives will
st nd four republicans. three democrats
and three populists.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
RLBOROUGH DEAD.
Tho Duke Who Married Several American
Millions

Tho Duke Who Married Several American
Millions
LONDON, Nov 9.--rhe duke of Marlbor-
ough was found dead in bed at Blenheim
palace this morning. The duke recently
seemed to be in better health than usual.
All summer he was working hard ovec q
telephone scheme and other ventures in the
city. When she duchess, formerly Mrs
Hamme sly. of New York. came to England
after her marriage she found Blenheim
palace in most dilapiduted condition.
All the expenses of repairing the palace
were met by the duchess who spent III this
way enormous sums of the hamnersly
money. Now all this is lost to her, IA the
place becomes the property of the dukes
son by his frat wife, who hitherto has been
known IA the marquis of Blandtotd. II Is
probable that whan the new duke takes up
his residence at Benheim paacs he will be
accompanied by his mother. with whom he
lived since her divorce. In this event it
will readily TO seen the duchess will not
have even the satisfaction OF living at the
place she has gone to such expense to inn
prove. The city residence of the duke will
also pass to his heir.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
Resigned to the Inevitable.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-The president went
about his public duties this morning as If
nothing had happened, and seemed the
least disturbed of anybody around the
White house. A friend said he would lay
down the cates of Office without n single
personal reg ct. He declined TO talk to O.
porters about the result. Attorney-Genera
Mile Postmaster General Wanamak ker
and Gen. Ntasey visited the president dur-
ing the forenoon and offered all eonsols-
tion possible ut the pa tvs defeat. Each of
them declined to sugeest any possible eX-
planation OF republican losses. One per
sistent reporter stuck to Attorney General
Miller and asked. ITO what d, Won attrl-
butte she unexpected land slider" The at
torney-geperal hesitated a moment and re-
Piled quietly. when II man has the small
pox he don't care much how he got it,"
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
OHIO, I. 90.
The Buckeye State Has, in All Prob
ability, Joined the Demo-
cratic Phalanx
Late Returns Leave Ohio Repub-
licans a Margin OF Only
116 Votes.
And Wisconsin Also Follows the
Lead OF Illinois and In
diana.
Mr. Cleveland Will Have More
Than Forty Electoral Votes
to Spare.
Pennsylvania Gives Harrison q Plurality
OF 10000, While Texas Goes for
Cleveland by 100000.

CINc1NNAT1, Nov. 9.-The Commercial
Gazette, republican, has Just figured up
officials returns from thirty-se seven Of the
eighty-sieht counties In Ohio. The result
is u gain for Cleveland of 1883. This.
taken from MoKinlsy's plurality Of 21,511.
leaves 10,15s to be extinRuished by the re-
naming ffty-one counties. There is a
grapevine report that the returns from
seventy-two counties give Harrison only
l27 plurality. II that be true.
and the remaining sixteen counties come in
without variation, Cleveland will have be-
tween 1000 and 5000 plurality in the state.
The indications were at IL o'clock tonight,
that Ohio had gone democratic for the first
time in presidential year. though it may
require the official count to determine the
result, At republican headquarters they
had received unofficial returns from all but
four counties. They claim plurality of
l16 at republican headquarters and concede
that it will require the official count to de-
termine the matter.
At 11:40 p. m. the Commercial Gazette's q
figures on the Ohio situation include official
reports fIom ffty-one of the eighty eight
| counties. They show 14902 democratic
gain, which leaves but 6,6O9 of Mckinley's
q, ,51l TO be extinauished by the remaining
thirty-aeven counties. The average gain
for Cleveland 10 nearly 300 per county. A
dispatch f.om Columbus says Gov. Mo
Kinley was not willing to discuss the cleo
tion. When asked for an opinion on the
republican defeat. he merely replied: -
aayS nothing 10 say just now. l am going
to attend funeral, and on Friday viii
say what think of the situation"
| The Commercial Gazette, on the basis OF
complete returns from ffty-tour counties
and estimates on the remaining thirty-four
counties, estimates that Cleveland electors
are chosen bv 1853 plurality. 1t also figures
that ten republican and eleven democratic
oongressmen will be elected. AZ 1888 a. m j.
the Enquirer, democratic, with four coun-
ties to hear f, ,om, three Of which hitherto
have been democratic, estimates Cleve-
lands plurality in the state at ZOO. The
republicans still claim the state by l16 plu-
rAIitys
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
Scattering Returns.
Special dispatches to The INDEPENDENT

bpeolal dispatches TO iHE INDEPENDENTS.
GRAN1rE, Nov. 9.-GyRnits and Rumsey:
Harrison 27l. Cleveland 202, Weaver 220;
Dixon POI, Edwards 240, Hartman 25O; Col
Inns 1877, Kennedy 264, Rlokards 252; Blake
270, Pembsston 42S. For members of the
house the republicans average vote is 262,
peoples party 230, democratic 1si.
BInIlNas. Nov. 3. Nine PRECINCTS out OF
thirteen III Yellowstone countv give Hurri-
son $40. Cleveland $40; Dixon 322 Hartmau
$50; Collins 32t, Rlokurds 357; Blake $40.
Fembertou $40. The remaining precincts
will probably increase republican plurali-
ties about twenty. Milburn, democrat, for
district judge, has 30 far seventy i've ma
iority.
BozEMAN. Nov. 9.-The Gallatin county
vote completp, Ss given out from re- ub-
ican headquarters is ia follows; Cleyelrud
l,lO3, lIar ison 81, Dixon 961. Hartman
Lib Collins 1,012. Richards zoos, Blake.
l,006, Psmbegton l., no.
DiLLoN Nov, 9.-The republican legisla-
tive ticket Id elected entire. Precincts re-
tut ned give Hnr ison ba7, Cleveland 3bl,
Bdwell II, Weaver l15; Dixon 1863, Ed
wsrda 63 Hartman $50. Atkins IL; Collins
1868, Kennedy G2, Rickards 526. -Four pre-
cincts are not III winch have an estimated
republican majority of ten. Tho county
ticket is republican with the probable ex-
oeptiou OF Conger for prosecuting attor-
nev, running against Edwin Morris. demo
orat.
IIpwIsrowN, Nov. 9--Nineteen precincts
out OF fifty give Helena $50, Great Fails 600.
BozemNn 81. Anaconda % Butte s, Boulder
A, Deer Lodge |. Helena's estimated ma
jority III. For republican electors lsl ma
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
A Disappointed Editor.

New YORK. Nov. 9.-The Tribune will to-
morrow say: "For once the democrats are
not mistaken. The final results in the
different states have SO far sustained their
claims as to the election Of Cleveland and
Stevenson. several days may elapse be-
TO the result is known in some states, but
sufficient Ia known TO warrant the rejoicing
of English manufacturer across the sea.
The party which declares that protection is
unconstitutional has secured the vioto y
and the consequences the people will have
yet to lealp.'
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
French Press Opinion.

PARIS. Nov. 9.-The Temps, commenting
upon the result of tie American election.
SAYS: ''Seeing that the campaign WAS
fought solely upon economic issues, it is
clear that Americans feel little. if any. af-
fection for the Mckinley bill and the
beauties OF protection. The American
people also for years past have perceived
that the republican movement is exhausted,
there being no question of principles at
stake. and it is absurdly futile to be cnrried
away by memories of Lincoln and Grant.
| hey we Q not prepared to meet the new
requirements of the unique sltuation.'
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
The Policy Did 1t.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Secretary of State
Foster attributed the republican defeat to
tho tariff issue. The party, he says, chal-
lenged the judgment Of the country on the
Mckinley bill. and the verdict must be &C.
ceptsd as the will of the people that diff
ferent olicy shall be adopted. Other
questions entered somewhat into the con-
test, but not to such extent es to materially
affect the result. Nor would it have been
different if other candidates had been Sc
lected or other leade,s managed the cam
paign. No administr tration ev, went before
the country with cleaner record. 1t ia
the policy, not the personnel of the admin
istratlon, that has been condemned. In
this view the secretary is gratiiied that
Cleveland is likely to be sustained by q
party majo ity in both b banches of con-
gres', 80 the new policy will have fail
trial,
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
Deer Lodge County.

ANACONDA. Nov. 9.-[Speoial. Tho peo-
ple's party proved to bss srong in Deer
Lodge, Nelson, their candidate for sheriff
is elected by 500. 1t is thought they have
elected the county treasurer also. Tho
democratic candidates for county olefk,
auditor and clerk of the district court are
su ely elected. Everything else is In doubt.
The contest over the legislative ticket il
very close. All three parties are running
in a bunch. With eight or ten precincts to
hear from. most of them small, the vote for
state senate in Deer Lodge comfy stands:
Egpleston 1860. Bielsnbsrg 1l42 Mitchell
ll67.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
X aipsa =.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 9.-Looks like an
other third party land slide in Kansas with
only few back counties to hear from.
Retu M already in show that Weaver car
ried the state by about 1000; that Lew
elling. fusion candidate for governor, will
have a majority over Smith, republican, of
about 1,500; that Harris, fusion candidate
at large for congress, will beat Anthony,
republican, by 1000 majority. and the CON
gressional delegation will stand five fusion
populists and three republicans, the latter,
Frederick, Funston and Curtis. Jerry
Simpson is returned by about :, 500. re-
duction of his majority of two years ago
bv $500 votes. The republicans at IL
o'clock still claim the state by 900.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
Wyoln

DENVER, Nov. "a special to the News
from Cheyenne. Wyo., says Chairman Van
Derventer, of the republican committee
comedies the election of Osborne for gov
ernor. Clark for supreme judge. and thinks
Clark, for congress, will pull through with
two hundred majority. lie CLAIMED the
Legislature on joint ballot and the Harrison
electors by five hundred majority. Chair
man Newell claims ten in the Legislature,
the congressional and state ticket by 300 to
GOO. The electoral vote will require the
official count and the majority will not be
oyer 100 either way.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
nj issou1a County.

M1ssouLA. Nov. 9.-[special. Twenty
five precincts in Missoula COUNTY give plu
ralities rs follows: Cleveland PAT, Collins
2S3 Dixon 344, Melton $50. Pemberton 5O6,
Sloane 1,045, Cook 75. Four democratic
legislative candidates have small pluralites
and one republican. The twentyfour pre-
cincts yet to hear from will add 100 to the
Cleveland plurality. The returns show a
democratic gain of about 200. The ,epub-
licaus will elect i've or six county officials.
Ramsey, democrat, for sheriff and Burke,
democrat. for rscorler, aae undoubtedly
elected. 4 wo republican commissioners
are probably elected. N. j. Knapp. repub-
lican and populist, for clerk of she district
con t, is close to Frank Mcconnell. demo-
Crat
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
sun Gated In u Hotel.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 9.--Mr. and Mrs.
John DOYLE, All aged couple who registered
at the International hotel in this city from
Davenport, Iowa, last Sunday, were found
dead III their room this morning, having
been snffocsted by gas during the night.
DOYLE formerly resided in this state. but in
1862 went to farming on n large scale near
Davenport. They came to California to
pass the winter months.
The Helena independent., 1892-11-10
Penusyiyan IA.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.--Revised returns
from the state give Harrison plurality of
65, 475. democratic gain of 15.256. The
Pennsylvania delegation in the next con-
g ess which was increased from twenty
eight to thirty by the addition OF two CON
gressmen at large, will consist Of twenty
republicans and ten democrats.