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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-08
BESSIE WANTS s0NE DOODLE.
Billy Holman. Her Husband. Hasn't
Reen Doing the Snnnre Thing.

Billy Holman. Her Husband, Hasn't
Been Doing the square Thing.
Butte, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Bessie Holman,
through her attorneys, Jackson & Kirk.
has commenced an action in Judge
SDeer's court against her husband.
William II Holman, to compel him TO
support their three children, who are
in her custody In her complaint she
relates that she was married to the
defendant iu Wisconsin October 8, 1875
and on July s., 1891, she got divorce
from him at Tower. Mimi, on the
ground of nOn-suppOrt, and was
awarded the custody of their three
children, now aged 10, IA and u years.
She came to Butte and started a mill
linery business on Wyoming street. but
recently she was closed I'D on an at
tachment. and now she is unable TO
properly care for and educate her ehil-
dren.
Since she had secured a divorce from
her husband he had come into an es-
tate in Wisconsin valued at $4,000, and
has acquired property in Idaho worth
between $4,000 and $4,000. She has re-
peatedly asked him to contribute to the
support of the children. but he has re-
fused to do so.
A few days ago Holman came to
Butte from Idaho, on his way 10 Wis
cousin. and stopped here long enough
to tantaliZe his former wife by giving
exhibitions of his wealth and contrast
Ing it with her poverty. She did not
relish it bit and consulted Attorney
Jackson about her chances for getting
u slice of Mr.. Holman's wealth. STRAIT
egg was resOrted to to keep Mr. Hol-
man in town until the papers could be
prepared and served on him. Mrs.
Holman wants $1,000 cash and So
month each for the care and education
Of the children until they arrive at the
age of q, and for a reasonable attor-
ney's fee.-Anaconda Standard.
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elected ore supreme court justice,
Henshaw, and the Democrats the other
two, Temple and Bridgeford, the lat
ter being elected to fill an unexpired
term. Colgan, the Republican nom
Inee for comptroller, is also elected by
perhaps 5000 plurality.
The returns now indicate that the
Republicans have elected six of the
seven congressman. Mcguire (Dem.)
in the fourth district is reelected,
while there is little doubt that Camen-
etu. present representative from the
second district, Geary in the first dis
trict and Englins in the third district
have been. defeated. Not more than
one-fourth of the vote in the first dis
trict has been counted. but Barham
Rep) continues to gain. 1t is prob
able that the successful congressional
candidates will be as follows:
First district, Barham Rep); second
district, Johnson Rep); third district,
Hilborn CRep); fourth district, Ma
guire Oem) fifth district, Loud
Rep); sixth district, McLachlan,
(Rep); seventh district, Bowers Rep.).
There are still no returns to indi-
cate the complexion of the legislature.
The chairmen of the Democratic and
Republican state committees have been
receiving advices from the county
committees throughout the state. To-
night Chairman Gould, of the Demo
cratic committee, stated that the cleo
ton of Budd for governor was assured
He will get a plurality of between
1000 and 5000 in San Francisco He
also claimed the election of Mcguire
for Congress from the fourth district
and of Temple for the supreme court
and of Angler for surveyor-general
d. NJ. Burns, secretary of the Repub-
lican state committee, will not con-
cede that Budd has been. elected. He
claims that Notwithstanding Budd's
gain in San Francisco that he win not
get enough votes outside the city to
pull him through. With the exception
of Temple, Burns claims the election
of the entire state ticket, also six con-
gresham out of seven. He is unable
to say accurately how the legislature
will stand only that it would surely be
Republican.
San Francisco, Nov Two hundred
and ninety precincts in this city give
Budd Dem.), 3O,55S; Estee Rep). 10, 4S6;
Webster Pop), 6.199; French, $50.
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and insures the election of United
States senator
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. chairman
Carroll, of the Democratic state COM
mittee says he does not concede the
election of Exams, Rep), for governor,
and insists that Turney will have near
ly- 5000 over Evans, basing his claims
upon the showing that incomplete re-
turns make. The Republican state COM
mittee confidently claim the election of
Evans. (Rep0 1t looks now as If the
official count will be required to settle
the question.
Congressman elected: First district,
Anderson, Rep): Second. Gibson,
Rep); Third, Brown. Rep): Fourth,
Mcmillan, (Dem): Fifth, Richardson,
Oem); Sixth Washington, Oem);
Seventh, Cox, Dem); Eighth. Mccall,
Rep); Ninth, McDearmon, Rep9;
Tenth, Patterson, Dem). The legisla-
ture is Democratic in both Houses
Democratic vote over state shows great
diminutiOn
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha. Neb., Nov. 7.-Forty-two
counties: Recommendations (Rep),
&c., 3S; Holcomb F'usion), 6S,2S2.
There are forty-eight counties to hear
from.
The fusion candidate will. in all
probability. have a plurality of from
1000 to 1000. Many of the counties are
so isolated that if the result on the
head of the ticket is much closer the re-
suit cannot be determined for several
days. On the balance of the state Re
publican ticket. the whole goes Repub-
lican. The returns on the legislature
are quite incomplete, but there is little
doubt that the Republicans will con-
troll it, the vote on joint ballot stand
ing: Republicans. So; fusion, GA. 1t is
believed the next United States senator
will be Hon. John NJ. Thurston or Gov
ernor Crounse.
The congressional delegation is COM
|plete Republican. The only doubt is in
the Sixth, but regardless of this the
delegation is: First district, Jesse
Strode; Second. D. H. Mercer: Third,
George D. Meiklejohn; Fourth, E. j.
Hainer; Fifth, w. e. Andrews; Sixth
Matt Dougherty. The vote is 10 per
cent. heavier than in former years.
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FOREIGN FLASH
Brief and Newsy Cables From All
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere.

Buenos Ayres. Nov THE minister of
the interior and minister of war have
resigned.
London. Nov. THE correspondent of
the Standard at Berlin says that Germany
Will adhere to her policy of reserve and
VIII certainly do nothing to limit the de-
mand Japan may make on CHINA. He
ACIDS remard made by the North German
Gazette a semi-official paper, to the
effect that the Chinese ambassador has
already experienced difficulty in securing
joint action on the part of the powers.
London, Nov. ga dispatch from Shang-
hal says that CONSERVATION has bsen
caused by the discovery that the Tie Yang
squadron has been caught in trap az
Port Arthur by the Japanese. owing 10 the
neglect or overriding of Ii Hung Chang 5
sronsibility in the matter
Berlin. Nov. 7.-Chancellor Won Hohen-
lobe departed for Strassburg toniglt.
Strassburg is preparing for great demon
stration when he leaves on his return.
1t is believed that at a cabinet meeting
today presided over by Chancellor Won
Hohenlohe, who is also president of the
Prussian council, the entire revolutionary
measures were fully discussed.
London, Nov. IA Mexican 6 per cent.
external loan of 2,594.700 sterling YVES is
sued here today at 6S. Mexican SKIES To-
day We're quoted at 20.
London, Nov. IA Shanghai dispatch to
the Times says that the report OF the
capture of Talienwan by the Japanese
has not been confired. The reports nave
been confirmed, however, that the Japan
csc are steadily repulsing the Chinese and
that they have taken Port kinchow. An
imperial audience within the palace at
Pekin has been arranged for the foreign
ministers.
London. Nov THE Chinese I per cent.
silver loan amounting to f1.7G0.CCC, secured
by the treaty ports, has been subscribed
Buenos Ayres, Nov. lit is reported
here that General Pierola,l who is Lead
ing the movement against the Peruvian
tack Lima.
Halifax, n. s., Nov. THE schooner
Annie NJ Pride was driven on the rocks
at the entrance to the harbor near Sar-
cove and her crew of four were lost. fne
vessel was completely wrecked.
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WILD IN WYOMING.
Mondeu VIII Rave Plurality of
1000.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. -7.-ISpeciall-
Returns from eleven Wyoming counties
show 5000 plurality foF Frank w. Mon
dell CRep), for Congress over Henry
A. Coffeen Oem.), present incumbent,
aud Shakespeare Sealy Pop0. COT
feen's majority in 1892 was 46l.
Miss Estelle Reel CRep0, is elected
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton by 2,50o majority, defeating Arthur
]. Mathews Dem). William a Rich
ards CRep), is elected governor by $500
plurality, defeating William II. Holli-
day DemD, and Lewis c. Sealy Pop9
In 1892, Osborne Oem), was elected
by l,7S1 majority. Charles w Burdick
Rep), is elected secretary of state by
2.2O0 plurality. William o. Owen Rep.).
is elected auditor by 1.S0O plurality.
Henry G. Hay (Rep), IS elected state
treasurer by 2,4O0 plurality. Charles
n. Potter (Rep), is elected supreme
judge by 1,So0 plurality. On the state
Legislature, which is composed of 50
members, Republicans have control of
ssStl' branches, with As on joint ballot.
insuring the election of two United
States senators. All counties have been.
heard from except Johnson, casting
vote Of 900 which will not materially
alter present results.
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MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis, Nov. THE Republic
cans swept Hennepin county, giving
Nelson, for governor, 5000 plurality
electing Lorien Fletcher to congress by
1000; electing Robert Pratt mayor of
Minneapolis by 5000 and winning on
the county and city tickets Minnesota
elects six Republican congressman. with
the result in the Third still doubtful.
The Legislature will be heavily Repub-
lican, 5,1l6 plurality. The latest esti-
mate of the vote is that all the Re-
publican candidates for congress seem
to have won.
st. Paul, Nov minnesota sends a
solid Republican delegation to Washing
ton as follows: First, j. A. Tawney;
Heatwole; Fourth, A. r. Kiefer; Fifth.
Lorin Fletcher; Sixth, c. A. Towne: Sew
enth. F. III Eddy.
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IN OLD KENTUCKY.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 1.-The returns
in Ashland district give Owens 11S ma
jority as follows:
Scott $50; Franklin, 425; Owens, 453;
Oldham, 242 Total, 1859. Maiorities
for Denny, Rep) Fayette, 1,O63; Wood
ford, IL; Beveron, 437: Henry, %; Total,
1,541.
Col. Stone. Rep) has over 5000 plu-
rality in the eleventh district
Louisville, KY, Nov. THE congress
sional delegation in The Fifty-fourth
Congress from Kentucky will be:
First district, john K. Nendricll
Oem.); Second, John D. Clandry, Dem.
Third. w. G. Hunter Rep: Fourth,
John w. Lewis, Rep; Fifth, Walter
Evans, Rep; Sixth, A. B. Berry, Dem.
Eighth ]. B. McCreary, Dem; Ninth,
S. j. Pugh, Rep. Tenth, N T. Hopkins,
Rep; Eleventh, D. G. Colson, Rep.
The Seventh is still in doubt, though
later returns indicate that Owens will
have a small majority. Berry and Nc
Creary are the only members of the
present Congress who have been re-
elected
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ILLINOIS,.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE following is the
Illinois delegation in the next Congress:
First, j. Frank Aldrich, Rep.); Second
William Lorimer, (Rep); Third. Hugh
Bellknap. Rep); Fourth. Charles w.
Moodman, (Rep); Fifth, George E.
Rep); Seventh, George E. Foss, Rep0;
Eighth, Albert j. Hopkins, Rep.); Ninth,
Robert r. Hit. RepD; Tenth, Phillip S.
RepD; Twelfth, Joseph G.. Cannon.
Repo; Thirteenth. V. Warner Repo;
Fourteenth, j. V. Graft, RepD; Fiji
teenth, b. F. Martin, Rep.): Sixteenth,
e. E. Downing, Dem3; Seventeenth.
James Connolly, Rep); Eighteenth, Fred
r. Reamann, Rep); Nineteenth. Benson
Wood, (Rep.l: Twentieth, Orlando Bur-
low, (Rep.); Twenty-first e. j. Murphy,
(RepD; Twenty-second. George W. Smith.
ReDO
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SILVER TRIUMPHANT.
Nevada RebuIScs the Party of PeIf
and Gold,

Carson City, Nov. 7.-Returns = are
coming in very slowly. AT many points
the count is still in progress. From the
meagre returns received the indications
are that Jones, nominee of the free
silver party, has defeated Cleveland
(Republican), for governor, by from five
to eight hundred. The congressional
election is very close, but the indica-
tons are in favor of Newlands, silver
party candidate. His friends claim 500
majority. The silver men are claiming
everything. 1t is impossible tonight to
tell anything about the legislature.
Carson City, New Nov. Returns
from 4s out Ola total of 161 precincts
indicate the election of Newlands and
Jones. silver party nominees, for con-
gresham and governor.
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THE HOUSE.
Republicans Claim Two and Thirty
Members.

Members.
Washington, Nov. when Chairman
Babcock, of the Republican congression-
al committee, left the Republican head
quarters tonight he said the reports re-
ceived during the day give the Republic
cans 230 out of $50 members of the House
beyonG peradvenuure, while there was a
possibility of securing q additional MEM
berS.
Mr.. Babcock also stated that his in
formation leads him to believe there is
a possibility of securing three more
members from Alabama; two from Hi
Nebraska and South Carolina each; three
from Minnesota, two from Ohio, two
from PENNSYLVANIA. three from Missouri,
one from Arkansas, three from Louisi-
ana and three from Texas. If these
claims are realized il will give the Re
Tublicans PSI members. or a majority OF
so members.
According to TIE claims of the Republi-
cans they viii be able to secure the
votes of at least 20 Of the "A states. in
case the next presidential elecnon is
thrown into the House, as they Will have
either the solid delegations or major
itv 4, each of the delegations from that
number OF states.
Chairman Babcock said tonight:
THE returns indicate we have Sc
cured control of the next Senate by a
majority cf / to without counting the
vote OF North Carolina, which has un-
doubtedly elected a Republican legisla-
tl1re -
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Washington, Nov. z-Reports received
up to o'clock tonight indicate the next
Senate Will have forty Democrats, forty
enc Republicans and six Populists. while
the attitude of the successor of Sena-
tor Harris, of Tennessee. is still in doubt
In this classification Senators Stewart
and Jones. Of Nevada, who were elected
by the Republicans, but who have an
,-aeunced their separation from that party
and Governor Tillman, who viii doubt
less be elected by the so-ealled Indepen
dent Democrats of the South Carolina
legislature are placed in the Populist col
umn. Tillman will probably vote with
the Democrats on organization and
Stewart and Jones. of Nevada, and PETER
with the Republicans. This would throw
the balance of power in the hands of
Populists. The Senate by states is as
fnllnMS.
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 7.-Later re-
turns from the Ninth congressional dis
-trict show that Underwood, Oem), is
elected by at least 1000 majority.
Returns from the Seventh, the only
one in Alabama where the Democrats
are not sure of success, are slow, but
indicate the election of Howard, Pop),
over Bronson, Oem)
The Kolbites are in high spirits over
the results. Their convention, called to
meet in Montgomery next Monday, will
organize legislature of their own and
name a United States senator to con-
test for the seat of John l.. Morgan,
who will be reelected by the Demo-
Gratis on the ground that a majority of
the regular legislature was elected by
fraud
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"wE ARE BEATEN"
PopuIists Concede Kansas to the
Republicans.

Topeka, Kas.. Nov. 7.-Chairman
Breidenthal, of Populist state central
committee, at noon today said, I'VE
are beaten" II feel as il l had been
through a uhreshing machine"
He conceded that the Republicans
had carried the entire state ticket and
every one of eight congressional dis
tricts. with a possible chance for the
Populists in the seventh (Simpson's)
and sixth (Baker's) district.
Republican state central committee
say Morrill, will carry Kansas by 81. 600
plurality. Republicans have elected SO
members of the legislature, out Of 125
Suffrage amendment is beaten in
Shawnee county and probably in state
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OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie, Q. t., Nov. Returns from
the major PORTION of the territory make
it positive that Flynn. Rep), delegate
to Congress, will have fully 5000 ma
jority. The territorial legislature will
be very close with the balance OF
power in both houses in the hands of
the Popullsts. Canadian county, which
has heretofore been Democratic, gives
Republican pluralities ON every officer
UP for election. All other counties also
show Repu blican gains
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dent of the Grand Trurk railway of
Canada, said today in an interview with
a representative of the Associated Press
that all the statements that the diree-
tors were placing obstacles in the way
of an investigation of the company's at
fairs or refusing to permit an examina-
ton of the books as was promised at
the recent meeting of the stockholders,
were absolutely untrue. On the contrary.
he added, the committee would be al
lowed every access for an investigation
committee. As soon as the committee
and Sir Henry have agreed. he states.
instructions will be issued to Manager
Sargent TO allow S. R. Barker, formerly
solicitor for the Great Western Railway
of Canada, who has been selected by the
shareholders to conduct the investiga-
tions, to go ahead.
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THE RING.
Authorities Inhxferat

St Louis, Nov THE Tracy-Needham
fight at Madison, ILL., was not pulled or
tonight because Of the interference Of the
of Me- ison COUNT Eddie
O'Hearn and Al Iteist. local celebrities.
had just began a preliminary bout when
Sheriff Holz at the head Of 4 posse.
stepped upon the stage and put a stop TO
the proceedings, much to the disgust of
the thousand or more sports present.
O'Hearn and Heist were taken into Gus
tcdy and with referee John Duffy, OF
New Orleans, were hurried off to Edward
vile ana placed in Jail. where they will
remain until mOrnine
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WAITE COMEDIES DEFEAT.
Says the Democrats Voted With the
Republicans.

Denver, Colo. Nov. Gov. Waite
conceded the defeat of his party early
today.
ITO my mind" said he. sit proves
that the money power has
dominated this election from beginning
to end and the Democratic party is
most responsible from the fact that
they voted the Republican ticket instead
of their own. i made up my mind sew
eraI wears ssn that there was only one
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WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Nov. Returns from over
one-half the state of Washington show
that the Republican plurality will be
more than $4,000.
The legislature is Republican in
both branches and on joint ballot by
at least %.
Both Republican congressman were
elected
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AN IMPORTANT SUIT.
1t VIII BE Watched with Eager In.
terest BY Shippers

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Receivers of the At
Gibson road today filed an answer to the
suit of w. t. keenan,, live stock ship
ped, who asked the federal court to abol-
ish, so far as the Atchison road is. con-
cerned, the switching charge of 50 per
car on all shipments of stock received
at the Union Stock yards in this city.
The answer sets forth that keenan, knew
all about the charge when he made the
contract to ship the cattle. and that, as
the stock was to be delivered at the
stock yards, the railroad could do moth
ing but use the tracks of the stock yards
company to get it there; the charge,
therefore, of the Atchison road was
something that the road proper had no
right to regulate the stock yards COM
pany demands a like amount for each
car delivered at the yards and compels
the road to ask that the shipper make
the amount good to it where this is a
loss. The case of Keenan, is OF great
Importance to shippers of live stock
throughout the west and the decision
which will probably be handed down. In
the course of the next ten days Is eager
ly watched
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 7.-Congress:
First districts. NJ Clark. Rep; Sec
ond, G. w. Garter Rep; Third. David
B. Henderson, Rep; Fourth, Thomas
Updegraff, Rep; Fifth. Robert C.
Cousins, Rep; Sixth. John F. Lacey,
Rep; Seventh, John A. Hull, Rep;
Eighth, William Hepburn, Rep; Ninth,
A. l.. Hager, Rep; Tenth, j. P. Dolli-
yer, Rep; Eleventh, George D. Per-
kinS Rep,
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NORTH CAROLINA

Raleigh, N. c., Nov. THE state jul
dicial ticket is so close that it will re-
quire the official count to decide Ii
The legislature is in doubt The Dem
ocrats hope for it, but make no claims.
Populist and Republican leaders are
very confident. Indications are that
the fusion ticket has defeated the DEM
ocratic congressional candidates in the
first, fourth. seventh, eighth and ninth
districts, making the congressional
delegation stand, three Democrats.
two Republicans and four Populists.
The Democrats, however, are still
claiming the seventh. eighth and ninth
districts
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woRkISGMAN,s FRIEND.

Pullman. the autocrat. who was so
poor he had to reduce the pay of mis-
already starving employees, has just
given his check to the Republican
committee of Illinois for SEQ 00J. win
which he hopes to eleaI a Republican
legislature to enact laws to suit him.
That looks like the Repu olican party
was the friend of the workingme1.-
Phoenix Gazette.
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THE TRUTH OF TT.

When a man quits the Democratic
party and alleges as his reason for so
doing that the party has failed to re-
deem its pledges. and then joins the
Republican party, it is pretty certain
he did not want the pledges redeemed.
and that their redemption is the real
cause of his leaving the party-Phoe-
nix Gazatta
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IDAHO.

Boise, Ida, Nov. THE entire Re
publican state ticket is elected by 1000
plurality or more. The legislative re-
turns are still too incomplete to be of
value, but they indicate that the legis-
lature will be Republican. The new
Mormon vote seems to have gone
heavily Republican. The Populists have
lost in some of their old districts and
have gained in some sections where.
they mad no footl1old two years ago.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, S. c., Nov. THE delega-
ton will be made up as follows:
First, Elliot; second, Talbot; third,
Latimer; fourth, Wilson; fifth, Strait;
sixth, McLaurin; seventh, Stokes.
OF these, six are alliance Democrats
and favor free silver.
Later returns show that Evans, the
regular Democratic candidate. is cleo
ted by 10000 majority over Pope the
Independent candidate. Pope charges
his defeat to fraud, but has not decided
what steps he will take in the matter,
if any,
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MONTANA.

Helena, Mont. Nov. 7.-Chairman
Liant states that Hartman Rep) for
Congress, and Hunt Rep) for associ-
ate justice, are undoubtedly elected
He claims the legislature is Republic
can by fifteen on joint ballot.
[Private advices received here last
night were to the effect that Helena
had been given the capital by a ma
jority of 500l