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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11
CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD, Nov. 8.-The congressional
delegation from this state will remain
unchanged. Three democrats and one
republican,
Thirty-one towns give Harrison 1850,
Cleveland 4,37S. A democratic gain of
oil.
Sixty-two towns give a republican gain
on the governors vote of 81; 63 towns
show a democratic gain on the legisla-
ture of 4.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
claims Harrison has carried Connecticut
by a good plurality.
The democrats claim the state for
Cleveland by 1000.
In SO towns give Harrison 27,318, Cleve-
land 1886. Democratic gain over 1888
of 1,215.
A New York bulletin claims Cleveland
has carried Connecticut by 5000.
In 1O1 towns Harrison has 37,13l,
Cleveland 31,O77. Democratic gain over
1889 of 1,472.
DELAWARE.
New YORK, Nov. S.-The New York
HeAald says that Delaware has probably
gone republican.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. S.-The chair
man of the republican county committee
says the democrats concede Sussex
county to the republicans. Fifteen dis.
tricts in the city show gains for Cleve
land of 242.
FLORIDA.
The democratic executive committee
says Cleveland's majority in the state
will be $4,000 to 10000. Both congress
sional districts are democratic.
The democratic executive committee
claim a majority of $4,000 to 10000. Both
congressional districts are democratic.
GEORGIA.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Worlds bull
letin says: Georgia gives Cleveland
10000 majority.
The democratic congressman are lead
ing by large majorites over the state.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. SIN the city of Chi.
cago 346 precincts, Harrison 41,457,
Cleveland 61,457. Chicago, 254 pre-.
cincts, Fifer 1892, Altgeld 1886.
In Chicago 1853 precincts give Harri.
son 60,281, Cleveland H,275.
In Chicago 4sS precincts give Harri
son 64,283, Cleveland 1874.
The Chicago Tribune comedies Illinois
to Cleveland.
$50 p. m.-The Daily News extra
claims that Illinois is for Cleveland by
over 10000, and says that 371 out of 500
precincts in Chicago gives Cleveland a
majority of 1886. S~lxty-one town
ships in Illinois, outside of Cook county,
give Harrison 1850, Cleveland 1880.
The same townships in 1888 gave Harri-
son 12,787, Cleveland 11,789-a Cleve-
land net gain of 933. Sixty-four town.
ships in Illinois, outside of Cook county,
give Fifer 9,035, Altgeld SIP.
Murdoch and Hastings, republicans,
and Carlin, democrat, are elected repre-
~sentatives in the Twenty-second sena-
torial district.
The State Register at Springfield
states that Springer, democratic con-
greasman, has been reelected by
probably 1000 plurality. Outside Of
Cook county, 1877 townships give Fifer
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New YORK., Nov. S.-The World bull
letin says that Tennessee has gone
democratic by $4,000.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 8. 49, The straight
democratic ticket for governor has a
majority over all other candidates COM
bined.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11
WHAT rs CAEaRRH ,
The Opinion of an Eminent Medical Al.
thOrity.

The Opinion of an Eminent Medical An
thority.
Catarrh is the cause of more diseases
than all other causes combined. There
are very few diseases to which human.
flesh is subject that can not be traced
directly to catarrh. Not only is catarrh
capable Of producing a great variety Of
diseases, but it also attacks n organ
or part of the body. It causes in the
ears deafness, in the eyes blindness, in
the head and threat discharges and
offensive orders, in the bronchial tubes
and larynx cough and hoarseness, III
the lungs consumption, IN the stomach
dyspepsia, in the kidneys Bright's disease,
in the pelvic organs a host of derange-
ments too numerous for mention. Pc.
IL cures catarrh and all catarrhal
diseases wherever located. Pe-ru-na is,
a systemic remedy, and hence cures
catarrh Of internal organs as surely as it
does catarrh of external organs, as no
local application to the affected organ is
necessary. Send for free copy of The
Family Physician No. 2. Address The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing company,
Columbus, Ohio. ny
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WASHINGTON.
WEST VIRGINIA.

The New York Herald claims Cleve-
land has probably carried Washington.
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pENNSYLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Berks county
gives Cleveland a majority of S,O0O-a
democratic gain over 1883 of 600.
New YORK, Nov. S.-The Tribune says
Harrison carries Pennsylvania by
$1,000.
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WHEELING, Nov. 8-Big vote in the
state, counting slow; result not likely to
be known before morning,
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letin gives Cleveland a safe majority in
the electoral college.
Indiana is probably republican by
10000.
Flower says he has New York by
100000.
The peoples party are sunk in Mime.
sofa. All republican.
Michigan democrats claim eleven cleo
tors, republicans four. The democratic
candidate for governor chosen. The
balance of the state officers are repub-
licans.
Ohio republicans carry everything,
except one congressman in the northern
and one III the southern district.
A $3.50 a. m. Wednesday the returns
are incomplete and. misleading, but that
Cleveland is elected there seems to be
no doubt. Leading republican authority
concede that.
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MISCELLANEOUS

New York, Nov. 8.-Both the Herald
and World claim Cleveland has carried
Illinois, but Chicago says nothing def
mite from that state as yet. The city
Press associations say Cleveland has
carried Indiana and get S votes in
Michigan, and carries either West
Virginia or Connecticut, and loses
Delaware. He will have 222 votes and
that will throw the decision into the
house of representatives.
The World claims New York, Indiana,
Illinois, Connecticut, New Jersey, and
8 votes in Michigan for Cleveland.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, Nov. $50 towns in
Massachusetts, give Cleveland 1862,
Harrison 1883, Hale 1O,409, Russell
9,ll9. Compared with 1883, a net demo-
crat gain of 646. Compared with 1891,
a net republican gain of 315.
100 towns give Cleveland 1870, Har-
rison 25,611, a net democratic gain over
1888 of $50. Republican gain over 1891
of 937.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11
How's Thjs!

We offer 500 reward for any case Of
catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. .rs,
F. j. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11

A Concise Summary.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 8.-Speaker Crisp is
elected in Georgia, and eleven demo
cratic congressman.
Cleveland's majority in New York is
$4,000, a gain of 10000 over 1888.
Brooklyn is 10000 majority for Cleve-
land.
The republicans got three congress-
men in New Jersey. The state ticket is
in doubt. Cleveland's majority esti-
mated 1000. ~
Harrison has New Hampshire by
5000. Two republican congressman
and Smith, republican governor elected.
Rhode Island is republican by
nearly 1000. .,.s ,
Returns favor Weaver in Nebraska by
a small majority. The governor is
doubtful. Democrats and Independents
could control the legislature. Bryan,
democratic congressman reelected in
the first district.
One republican congressman NAV
win in South Carolina. Everything
else democratic.
The peoples party fell fiat in Florida,
leaving a clean sweep to democrats.
Democrats appear to have too con-
gressmen at large in Illinois, and cleo
ted members of the house in ten dis
tricts. Republicans have four men,
bers. with five districts in doubt.
Chicago Tribune comedies Illinois to
Cleveland and a democratic governor.
Peoples party laid ont in Wisconsin.
Spooner, republican governor, away
ahead of the ticket and may be elected.
Returns indicate Cleveland's victory,
alsoa democratic ticket, except possibly,
governor.
Kansas republicans feel sure Of eight
congressman and the Harrison electors.
Tbs Chicago Tfibuneis midnight bul.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-Kentucky as
usual goes democratic with increased
majorities. All congressional districts
are democratic, except the Tenth, which
is republican.
The state has gone democratic with
an increased majority. All congress
sional districts are democratic, except
the Eleventh, which is in doubt.
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LOUISIANA

New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-Rains through
out the state. Vote light. An entire
democratic congressional delegation
elected.
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MARYLAND

Ten out of "a districts in Frederick
county give Harrison 1850, Cleveland
1898. The same in 1883 gave Harrison
2,545, Cleveland 2,3O7.
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"AoSoA$Se4
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8.-Fifty.elght vot-
ing precincts in the state, including nine
in the city of Milwaukee, show a total
vote of 9,432 for Harrison, Cleveland
4,25S. Net republican loss of 1928.
Same precincts show a total for Spooner
os 9,4O1, Peck 9.213.
Seventeen voting precincts in the in
terror of the state show vote for Harrison
of 2,245, Cleveland 2,43S. Same voting
precincts in 1888 gave Harrison 2454,
Cleveland 1880. This is a democratic
gain of 265. The vote for Spooner in
the same precincts is 2,2l6, for Peck 2,441.
Compared with the same precincts in
1888, gave Heard 2,445, Morgan 2,4O1.
This shows a net democratic gain Of 279
on governor. The state gave Harrison a
plurality 21,321.
Twenty-seven voting precincts in the
state outside of Milwaukee county give
Harrison, 1886, Cleveland 3,56s. Net re-
publican loss Of 6S2. Same precincts
gave Spooner 1857, Peck 1868. Net re.
publican loss of 6S1.
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Some Foolish People.

Allow a cough to ruin until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, it will wear away" but in most
cases it wears them away. Gould they
be induced to try the successful med
icine called Kemp's Balsam, which is
sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they
would Immediately see the excellent ef-
feet after taking the first dose. Price
50 cents and 81. Trial size free at all
druggists.
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1

DETROIT, Nov. S.-Twenty precincts,
outside of Wayne county, gives Rich,
republican, 1929; Morse, democrat,
2,017.
Twenty-Five precincts in eastern dis
trict at large gave Harrison 3,41O, Cleve-
land 1913, Weaver 8, Bidwell 351.
Thirty precincts in west districts at
large, Harrison 4,156, Cleveland 1898,
Weaver 473, Bidweil "a.
Michigan will give S to 7 of her cleo
toral votes to Cleveland. Chapman will
probably be reelected from the first
district by 1000. State returns up to
IL o'clock show a gain for Morse, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, and bis
election seems assured. The Tenth and
Second districts will also give demo-
cratic congressman.
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KANSAS,

New York, Nov. 9.-The Times bull
letin says the republicans lost the legis-
lature in Kansas.
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Levy's Little Bills.

Nothing has been heard as yet of
Levy, whom several persons around
town are anxious to see to the extent of
several dollars. Frank Kihm yearns to
commune with him about SIS worth;
M. Eppinger also would be pleased to
have him among us again. MI. Eppinger
loaned him an overcoat on Saturday,
which was to be returned Sunday. And
it never come back. ....
Levy, it seems, has been bucking the
tiger quite considerably, during his brief
residence in the city, and on Saturday
night was more unfortunate than usual.
He seems to have lost all he had, and
realizing the necessity of having more he
forged Mr.. Eppinger's name to a check
for $12, which was cashed at one of the
pigs in the city. Another check for 1922,
he forged, and this was cashed by John.
White. Having realized quite a con-
siderable amount by these methods, Mr..
Levy took passage on the east-bound
train, and is now presumably searching
for ley pastures. It is said he bore
excellent recommendations from firms in
Chicago, but considering his aptitude
with a pen these may be Of the same
character as his bogus checks.
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WYOMING,

| The day was cold and a very heavy
vote was polled. Returns will come In
slowly. Both parties claim the state.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, Nov. S-For the capitol 19,
precincts 8 of which precincts give
Anacoda 225, Boulder 9, Bozeman 442
Butte 518, Deer Lodge 4, Great Falls 4,
Helena 2,978.
Capitol vote at Helena complete, gives
Helena 3,479, Anaconda GA, Bohemian S.
Butte 20, Great Falls %, Boulder 4
Deer Lodge 8.
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ONLY Right to Tell.

The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, the emil
nent English divine, writes:
BEDFORD PLACE, Russell SQUARE,
LONDON, December 10, 1888.
Il think it only right that I should
tell you of how much use I find ALL
cocks porous plasters in my family and
among those to whom 1 have recon-
mended them. I find them a very
breastplate against colds and coughs"
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CINCINNATI, Nov. $40 precincts
outside Cleveland and Cincinnati give
Harrison's plurality at 1919; q net gain
of 499 over 1891.
Two thousand eight hundred and nine
voting precincts McKinley's plurality
over Campbell last year was 21,511.
Fifty-four precincts OF Cincinnati give
Harrison 9 plurality of 1881. The same
precincts last year gave Mckinley a plu-
rality Of 1,724.
In260 precincts, Harrison4I8n Ueye-
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ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.-Minnesota to-day
elected nine presidential electors, a full
state ticket, members of the lower house
OF the legislature and seven congress
a -Four of the Weaver electors were
indorsed by the democrats. Compare
sons on the electors will be made with
the vote of 1888, and on congressman
and state ticket. The comparison will be
made with two years ago, when Mer-
Ram, republican, had only a little over
1900 plurality. In the last presidential
election the republicans carried the
state by $1,000.
The first precincts in Minnesota to
report was in Fergus Falls, the strong
hold Of the peoples party, and it shows
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ST. Louis, Nov. 8.-The St. Louis re-
publican city ticket is elected by about
4,O00.~ Stone, democrat for governor
elected by about $4,000 plurality. The
democrats elect IA out of Is for con
gressmen, and will have 40 majority in
the legislature on joint ballot.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-11

New YORK, Nov. 9.-The Worlds bull
letin says: Georgia gives Cleveland
10000 majority.
The democratic congressman are lead
ing by large majorites over the state.
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NEBRRSKA

RENO, New, Nov. SIT is conceded by
all parties that Weaver carries Nevada
by 1900. Newlands, silver party, is
elected to congress. The result as to
the legislature is hot yet certain, but it
is generally believed the silver party
have a majority which will insure the
election of Stewart to the United States
senate.
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summer is a problem,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-01
OUGHT TO Be ENOUGH.
Courts Decision in Quo
WarrantO Case.
A CONVINCING RESCRlPT.
The Position of Mayor Carroll is Sus'
tanned at Every Point.

Doubtless those who brought the quo
warranto case against Mayor Carroll are
now satisfied. The decision OF the
Supreme Court docs not leave them a leg
to stand on. The principal points In
Chief Justice Matteson's rescript are AZ
follows:
The elections held successivcly on the
Pawtucket Mayoralty matters were prac-
tically combinations OF the first election,
and, as the attempt to choose Mayor at
all the elections except the last resulted In
a failure, 1t was to be supposed that the
people understood that the voting would
be persevered with until Mayor had been
selected.
In the matter OF having notices prop
erly posted, II the statute was to be
viewed as mandatory, 1t would be neces-
sary to have the notices posted In time
and to the absolute number required.
Two notices might by accident be pla-
carded In a certain ward, or three put up
and ono Of them torn down just before
the election day, and In either event the
election could be held to be illegal, with
tho statutory provision treated In its
strictest and most stringent sense.
This would be absurd, the Chief Justice
said, and he reasoned that the General
Assembly could not have intended that
an election like the one disputed about,
should be set aside on account of trivial
defects OF such a character.
Respecting the argument that, as the
law required seven days. notice and
the Pawtucket Aldermen granted but
three days, tho act of voting was not in
accordance with the law, tho Chief Justice
held that the aldermanic order, though
irregular, was not void, because the
provision was directory and not man
datory.
Chief Justice Matteson ruled on the
question as to the extent to which the
voters understood that the election was
to take place, that the fact OF Mayor Ger
rol receiving Z, ,15O votes, majority OF those
cast at the three proceeding elections and
q majority of the highest number ever
cast In Pawtucket at a city election was
evidence that full and fair expression OF
public opinion was had. Furthermore,
the result of the election could not have
boon changed, save by the attendance at
the polls of 1,1s1 additional voters, all
throwing their ballots against Mayor
Carroll and for one Of the other candi-
dates.
The Chief Justice referred to the explain
alton rendered by Mayor Carroll's law
yers, in effect that the Republican man
ayers, aware that the people knew OF
the impending election and fearing defeat
for their candidate, took pains to see as
many voters as possible and endeavor to
persuade them not to visit the balloting
stations.
In conclusion he wrote: ave are of
the opinion that the demurrer should be
overruled and the plea Mayor Carroll's)
sustained"
Judges Rogers aud Douglas sat with
Chief Justice Matteson while the case was
being contested before the court.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-01
A O|SGRACEFUL ROW
Between Three Very
Old People.
AN OFFICER NEARLY KILLED
BY a Worcester Man Who Had De-
liberately Planned the Assault.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug l.-AlexapIo
Pittslcy and Charles HIersom auA Ills
uifa. Jano Elizabeth, each more than 70
yearr Of ago. aud who live at Slab bridge,
Freetown, are locked up at the central po-
hce station. Pittsley has. up 20 within
si1 months. lived sort Of hermit's Ake.
lie resided In a small hut and earned his
living by doing odd Jobs.
About six mouths ago Hersom and his
wife came here from Norton. and estab-
hshod themselves at Slab bridge. HE
yifo pitied P1ttsley 40 much that che
urged her husband 10 leo the old hermit
become a member Of tho family circle
This was DONE aud all went swimmingly
for while. until II became apparent TO
Hersom that his wife aud Pittsley
bad fallen Ia love. A row ensued, and
II ersom was fined for assault and
battery on his wife. This wtA about q
month ago.
Just after the trial. Pittsley, who still
remained at tho house, and Mrs Hersom
eloped, taking the husbands horse and
wagon aud a load Of his household goods.
They established themselves In Norton.
Hsrsom was evidently contented TO got
rid OF his erring spouse, for he made no
nttsmpt to follow them. Pittsley and Mrs.
Hersom came back 10 the Slab bridge
home for another load OF furniture. The
wagon was piled high with the goods and
the rig hidden away In tho woods. Then
Pittsley aud Mrs. Hersom paid visit to
the Pittsley hut They found Hersom
there.
The two old men began bloody fight
aud Hereom was badly battered about the
head and bad ap arm injured. He was
almost killed. Pittsley and his compan-
ion became alarmed ~ the condition of
the deserted husband. and started of on
the road TO Taunton. while IIersom sought
O0icer Marble.
The officer captured the couple after n
lively chase OF tlfco Hiles. They had
become weary. and were resting by the
roadside when they were placed under
arrest The quartet camo to this city
Saturday. Mrs IIersom and Pittsley
being handoufYed. Iersom's arm was IN
q sling, and his face was decorated with
cuts atd sticking plaster.
pittsley b we'll known TO the police here
having been arrested Tor minor offenses
The exact nature of the charge 10 be pre-
terred against him Is not known.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-01
LOCAL LINES.

The Diamonds were defeated oy the
Slatervilles Saturday 4 to 2.
The Stars were defeated Saturday by the
Banner Boys by score Of Q to5.
James Murphy, Jr., Of Pine street left
today for Camp White to spend his vaca-
tion.
Patrick Conley, a much respected resi-
dent OF Broadway, died this morning
after q short illness.
The members OF A. X. Tilton Camp, q.
OF ", and friends took the o'clock boat
Saturday for their annual excursion to
Crescent Park. On their arrival a game
OF base ball was INDUCED In between mines
from the camp and Fuller's jewclry shop.
The latter succeeded In winning, assisted
by the umpire and A. Edgar, the pitcher
of the s. of v. nine, who got somewhat
ratified. The score was 10 to 8.