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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-15

wsels--I wouldn't stay at Mrs. slim-
diets II the table linen wasn't 20 nice
and Glenn.
pny--She must be very particular.
Weeks--She never puts enough on the
table to spot the cloth.
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SONeTuOf, 1S eleCleu ny IO3Off pluEttAIJs
In all four of the congressional dist
riots Republican candidates are elected.
Mfnnesota.
The Republicans carry the state, by
about $4,000 plurality. Seven Repub-
lican congressman are elected and the
legislature is Republican.
Michigan.
The Republicans carry the state by
about $4,000 plurality and elect all
twelve congressman. The legislature is
Republican.
Kansas.
The Republicans elect their entire
state ticket and all of the congressman.
The legislature will be Republican on
joint ballot
Kentucky.
Four Republican congressman and
six Democratic congressman elected.
Owens Dem.) elected in Breckinridge's
district.
North Carolina.
1t will require the official count to
decide; the chances are In favor Of the
Democrats. The legislature win be
Democratic.
Delaware.
Republicans have elected governor
and congressman. The next legislat-
ure will be Republican on joint ballot.
Alabama.
The Democrats have carried every
congressional district in the state but
one, which is in doubt
Colorado.
Mcintyre and the entire Republican
state ticket have been elected by about
1900 plurality.
Florida.
The state is Democratic, but the Re.
publicans will make contest on one
or two congressman.
Georgia.
The Democrats elected their entire
state ticket and ten out of the eleven
congressman.
Ohio.
The Republicans have elected nine
teen out Of the twenty-five congress
men by increased pluralities.
lows.
The Republican state ticket elected
b
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lSldture - Itpuulcdn.
Pennsylvania.
The state goes Republican by big
gressmen elected.
Idaho.
The entire Republican ticket Is elect
ed by 1000 plurality or more. The leg
islature win be Republican.
Missouri.
Republicans elect state ticket and
control legislature. They also elect ten
congressman.
Texas.
The entire Democratic ticket was
elected. The Democrats elected ten out
of the thirteen congressman.
Utah.
The Republicans claim the election
of their ticket, but it will take the Off
cial count to determine.
New Mexico.
The Republican candidate for dele
gate to congress is elected. The legis
lature is in doubt.
Indiana.
The Republican ticket has plural
ity Of over $4,000.
louisiana.
The Democrats capture the entire
congressional delegation.
= Mississippi.
The entire delegation to congress is
Democratic.
Arkansas.
The Democrats have elected six cong
ressmen.
New Jersey.
The Republicans elect their ticket
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New HAMPSHIRE.

The Republican state ticket headed
by Busiel has been elected by good
majority The legislature is Repub-
lican by about seventy-five majority.
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NELSON rs ELECTED
HIS PLURALITY WILL EXCEED
10000.

The Latest Returns Give Nelson a
Plurality Of 81 ,O23-'rhe Republican,
Ticket Keeps Up with the Vote for
GOvernOr-seven Republican Com
gressIncn Elected-The Legislature
RtpubIican.
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canadian Elevator burned.

Winnipeg, Nov. 13.-Smith's elevator
at Portage la Prairie was destroyed
by fire this morning with about 90.
600 bushels OF grain. The loss 10 &10,-
600.
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Said a gentleman who is well ac-
quainted in the mountain countries: Il
noticed in the city a few days ago
an attorney from an Eastern Oregon
county who came here to appear be.
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and will control the legislature.

and will control the legislature.
Rhode Island.
The Republican ticket was elected by
fair majorities.
Montana.
Entire ticket Republican. Legislat-
ure Republican.
Maryland.
The state was carried by the Repub-
licans.
Virginia.
The Democrats elect all the congress
men.
Oklahoma.
Returns indicate the election of the
Republican candidate for congress by
small plurality.
Wyoming.
State ticket and legislature Repub-
lican.
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80. a5a s.. .0a0 81. Cos
Totals

Totals .......... .140,950 53.O39 S1,6
Gov Nelson's plurality $3.50
Gov Nelson's majority, 6,311.
In about fifteen counties the returns are
set incomplete, and in eight counties the
vote is estimated from partial returns.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-15

An attempt was made to wreck a
fittsburg. Virginia & Charleston pas
senger train near Monongahela City,
Pa, Ties and debris were piled upon
the track, but the engineer saw the
obstruction In time. Three men dis.
appeared in the darkness as the train
stopped. 1t Is supposed thei. object
was robbery.
Samuel Wells. alias Marsh Markell,
alias Jones was arrested in the Toombs
court at New York after he had been
discharged by the police justice. The
postoflice detectives made the arrest.
Wells is charged with having stolen
$4,SOS,S9 In stamps and $51S.B1 in
cash from the postoffice at New Al.
bany, Ind.
Charles Epps, colored, who murdered
Police Officer X. G. Parkinson at Mem
phis, Tenn, was arrested in the
swamps of Arkansas and taken to
Memphis. Epps had been arrested by
Parkinson on charge of Larceny, and
while waiting for a patrol wagon to be
taken to the station house, he drew
revolver, shot the officer anu escaped
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MINNEsoTA

by about 10000 plurality. All cong
ressmen arc Republican.
south Carolina.
The Democratic ticket was elected.
All the congressman are Democrats.
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Connccticnf.

Coffin, the Republican candidate for
governor, is elected by 1864 plurality.
In all four of the congressional dist
riots Republican candidates are elected.
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Totals ........100 24S lit
Republican majority, 1877
The Senate.
A conservative estimate places the
standing Of the different parties In the
senate as follows:
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west Virginia.

The state goes Republican. Cong
ressman Wilson Is defeated. The leg
islature is Republican.
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The Republicans carry the state by
about $4,000 plurality. Seven Repub-
lican congressman are elected and the
legislature is Republican.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The Republicans Have the Control
by a Large Majority.
According to- the latest returns the
next congress will stand as follows:
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The Republican state ticket elected
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Pennsylvania.
The state goes Republican by big
plurality. Twenty-nlne Republican con.
gressmen elected.
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Michigan.

The Republicans carry the state by
about $4,000 plurality and elect all
twelve congressman. The legislature is
Republican.
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The Republicans have elected nine
teen out of the twenty-five congress
men by increased pluralities.
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The Republicans elect their ticket
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
PROPOSAL FOR BIDS.

| PROPOSAL FOR BIDS.
The County Commissioners Of Can
yon county, Idaho, will receive propos
ais for the erection of two bridges
across the Boise river, until 3 D. m
August Both, 1894. One of said bridges
to be erected at the canyon near Cald.
well, Idaho, to be 400 feet long of either
two or three spans; to be of steel Or
combination steel and wood, roadway
to be Is feet, bridge to be erected lust
above the present bridge. The other
to he erected near Parma, Idaho. to be
five hundred feet long Of combination
steel and wood or wood only, the road.
way to be IA feet. Caldwell BRIDGE
shall have steel tubular or stone piers
Parma bridge shall have steel tubular
piers or WOOD piling. Plans and specifi.
cations must accompany any and
all bids, and the board reserves the RIGHT
to reject any and all bids. A certified
cheaue for five per cent. of amount must
accompany all bids, such cheques to he
payable to the order of the Board Of
County Commissioners. No plans or
specifications shall be paid for by the
Board and all bids should be sealed
marked bids for bridges, and filed with
the Clerk of Canyon county, at Cald.
well. Idaho. MONTE Il. Gw1NN
Attest: Chairman
JOHN 7. KEEGAN, Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08

Now that the people of the east are
gradually becoming acquainted with
the vast and unlimited resources of the
west, wouldn't it b. a good idea to ju.
diciously advertise this section of coun-
try. Around Idaho Falls in the Snake
river valley 10000 acres of valuable
land has been disposed Of to parties in
terested in Scandinavian COLOMBIA ton
In the Northwest. The land was dis
posed of in lots Of eighty acres and to
families who will become actual settlers
in the very near future. In this Sec
ton of country fully 100000 acres
with little capital could in a few
years be put into actual cultivation.
With good irrigation laws and q
proper conservation OF the waters Of
the Boise, the whole of the Deer Flat
country could be placed in cultivation.
These matters should be looked into by
one enterprising and progressive bust
ness men and citizens. The Irrigation
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
THE SITUATION.

The dispatches state that the
conference committees are coming
to, an understanding on the tariff
bill, and it even seem possible that
they will agree. We are pleased
to learn this and hope that tariff
bill will soon be passed by con-
gress, not that we favor the Dem
ocratic abortion, but rather from
the fact that we desire a speedy
relief from the present hard times.
The country demands it. 1t
would be a terrible thing for the
people Of the east if the factories
were kept closed throughout the
entire summer and fall. The peo-
pie Of the east are complaining.
Another reason. We believe in al.
lowing the Democrats an oppor-
tunity Of proving their ante-elec-
ton assertions. 1t has been their
cry that the have never had an
opportunity to enact Democratic
legislation, never having had COM
plete control of the law making
branches of the government. They
now have control and the country
has prospered. No. went to hell.
Not the hell of religion, but the
political hell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08

Let all assist in the growth and
progress of our country, and let the
land and water questions be Justly and
equltably settled by our next legisla-
ture. These questions are of vital i'm.
portance to the growth of the south
and southwestern parts of Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08

has many good men and it is the
duty of this convention to place
the best men in nomination and
upon a platform that repr esents
the wants of the people. The Re-
publican party of the state of Idaho
in the past two years carried out
the policies and principles enunci-
ated in their platform adopted in
1892. Their record in the state
has been excellent, the best ever
known to the state. The officers
have proven themselves able and
efficient. In the convention that
meets today let everything that
will have a tendency to divide the
strength of the party be put aside.
Let all personal feelings be elimi
mated from the discussions and &C
lions of the convention. Let the
delegates meet, cemented together
with the bands of peace, con sider-
ing nothing but what will redound
to the welfare of the party and best
interests of the state and her insti,
tutions. The convention nomina-
ton of United States senators
should not be brought before the
convention, and if brought before
the convention should be laid upon
the table. 1t has received the sup.
port of the Democratic press OF the
state, only. The Republican dele
gates should not become imbued
with the idea that the Democratic
press of this state are animated
with noble magnanim;ty, and are
fighting for that resolution simply
to benefit the Republican party.
They desire that resolution solely
for the purposes of creating q split
in the Republican party so as to
enable lthe Democratic party to
get control of the state Offices. Let
the Republicans adopt short plat
form advocating the following
principles: 1. That the people
shall own and operate the irrigating
canals. 2. The free and unlim-
tied coinage of gold and silver at a
ratio of to 16. 3. Protection for
lead, wool and prunes. 4. Pro-
lection for the American laborer by
restricting foreign immigration
and tho Importation of pauper and
poems. 5. Protection Of all agri-
cultural products. 6. Honest and
economical administration of pub
lie Office. 7. Fraudulent land
proofs and land spectators de-
nounced. Upon this platform they
could carry the state. We await
the result of the Republican state
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

2ext Wednesday the Democratic
state convention will meet in Boise to
pass resolutions and to place in nomi.
nation a full state ticket. On that day
the fusionists and anti fusionists meet
in convention assembled, and, il all re-
ports are true, they will haye fine time
of it. We hope the Democrats will
place in nomination the best mem in the
! party. Men pre-eminenr for their pri-
vate virtues and public integrity; men
devoted to the welfare of their state, and
who, if elected.-a remote possibility
will best serve the interests of the state.
The political campaign this year prom
ises to be unusually interesting and it is
to be hoped that with the best men in
each party chosen, the fight can be
made upon pure party issues. The
Democrats will, without doubt endorse
the actions and platform of the ma
tional democracy; the Populists have en-
dorsed theirs. The Republicans will
have adopted the principles and policies
of their national party. Upon the tariff
question will be presented the three is
sues, protection and reciprocity, tariff
reform and free trade. Upon the sill
YER question the parties will all declare
in favor of the free and unlimited coin
age at the ratio of Is grains of silver to
one to gold, in the standard dollar. Up.
on this not much of fight can be made
Aside from these the questions that
pertains to subjects nearer home will
be considered. The populists have de-
clared themselves upon but one issue
that is OF vital Importance to this
county and that is the water question.
They have utterly ignored the land
question, in SO far as it palpably effects
this section of the state. The fraudu-
lent land entries, and lands held alone
by spectators should be looked into
and powerful resolutions should be en-
dorsed THAT win counteract and eradi-
cate these evils. Lot tho best men of |
all parties be nominated, and let us
have battle upon issues as well as up
on mon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
CALDWELL.

The amount Of business done BY
the Caldwell Forwarding Company
last week was a surprise to every.
body. It shows that notwithstand.
ing the industrial depression the
business of the Cald we'll merchants
is slowly climbing upward. 1t
shows that the business men of
Caldwell are progressive, that they
are rustlers both in and out of sea
son. It also greatly commends
the capacity and business ability
Of the present manager Of that
company, SHERMAN M. COFFIN.
His zeal and energy will be appre-
ciated by the people of Caldwell
and vicinity. Another thing is
made plain. Caldwell is the bust
ness center of Canyon county. 1t
is the business center Of south
western Idaho, eastern Oregon and
northern Nevada. 1t is the sup
ply point for the cities and towns
throughout this entire section of
country. Another fact. Get out
your TRIBUNE files, look over the
facts and figures there presented
and see the wonderful changes.
Look at the receipt and shipments
tabulated and presented for publ
cation in The TRIBUNE by A. H.
BARNES, agent of the Union Pacific
four years ago! Look at it now!
Business quadrupled! AS much
business done in a week now as
was then done in q month. Now
stop and think a moment. When
those reports were made, some
thing over four years ago. times
we're good and money easy to get
al over tho civilized world. New
towns were springing up all over
the west. Denver, Salt Lake, o.
den, Portland, Seattle, Boise, and
other towns we're enjoying booms.
It was At . time of great CONNER
cial activity, just previous to the
crisis. Since then the whole world |
has passed through . business and |
commercial depression. Caldwell
has progressed wonderfully despite
the Disadvantages under which not
only she, but the whole world la
bored. Caldwell is all right. She
10 progressing while other towns
are either standing still, or retro
Under mere favorable
circumstances it would have been
now = city Of ten thousand inhabi-
tants. As it is, we should be
proud of our advances along every
line. All hail to the magic ethyl"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
THE TRIBUNE.
$3.50 Per An7a,I1n.


We SUPPOSE after the let-down
given to the Democratic fusionists
by the Populist state convention,
that the Democratic papers will
not be quite go fraternal with the
Populists. The Populist conven-
ton did just right and that twen-
tieth resolution if strictly carried
out will do much to raise the Pop
ulist party in the estimation of the
people.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Today the Republican State con-
vention will meet in Boise, ADOPT
resolutions and place in nomina-
ton . full state ticket. The Re-
publican party stands first in the
hearts Of the people of Idaho. Let
them place in nomination excellent
mon Of great honesty and integrity
and business judgment. The party
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF IMPOUNDED
STOCK

Notice is hereby given that have this dav
seized and impounded the following described
animals to-wit: One sorrel horse about
twelve years old, weight 1000 pounds,
branded o on left shoulder, and one brown
horse about eight years old, weight 1000
pounds, no brands visible, and that said ami
mails will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder at the corral of VIM. Hollenbeak
at o'clock P. NJ, on the 18th day of August,
1894, as required by Ordinance No. I3 Of the
Town of Caldwell. J. M. MARTIN,
Town Marshal.
Dated this and day Of August, 1894.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-08
GIBSON & GWINN.

p EAL ESTATE DEALERS, FARM LOANS
~ and Fire Insurance. COnveyancing care
fully attended to and acknowledgements taken
Bargains In choice fruit lands Office next door
to Telephone exchange, Main Street,
Caldwell, Idaho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Grand Keeper of Records and Seal WILL
lam II. Wilson is preparing roster OF
thelodges in this jurisdiction.
In Sterling Division Monday evening
there will be drilling, a collation. and one
or moro applications for membership.
4The rank OF esquire was conferred on
one candidate in What Cheer lodge at the
Lost meeting. The rank OF knight will be
conferred Monday evening.
The next social event to be held by En-
terprise Lodge will be basket party in b.
4. Hall, Thursday evening, April II.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor j. N.
Eldridge visited Rhode Island Lodge
Monday evening and exemplifed the
secret work OF the three ranks. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed TO make
arrangements for the annual banquet to
be held on the evening Of April 10: q. B.
Graham, chairman: A. Manchester Hussey
secretary; G. w. Randall, treasurer;
George T. Kilner, II. q. Marion, II. 8.
Delano and w. II. Peck.
One application for membership was
received in Howard Lodge Wednesday
evening. The death OF Brother James
Taggctt was announced. The social COM
mittee reported that all arrangements for
the masquerade TO be held Tuesdsy even
ing had been completed.
Eimwood Lodge owned just two goats
on the morning OF March ~.
The members OF ot. Elmo Lodge en-
joyed " feed T" Wednesday, evening.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Chris
topher Carpenter and other prominent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

One application for membership was re-
ceived in Providence Council Monday
evening There was very large attend
ance, and nearly every Council in the city
was represented.
Lucy Hayes Council, Daughters of Lib
tainment In Elmwood Lodge, X. of r. Hall,
Thursday evening, April 5.
A pie social was held in Garfield Council,
Wednesday after the meeting closed. j.
w. Johnson and j. Magoon were equal
competitors, according 70 four judges,
consequently the prize pie was di-
vided. The next regular meeting will
wind up with masquerade social.
One candidate was admitted by card,
two elected to membership and one prop
osition received.
The third degree was conferred on one
candidate in Vigilant Council Tuesday
evening. Deputy State Councillor d. X.
Barrett was among the visitors.
The third degree was conferred on three
candidates in Eetop Council Thursday
evening.
Mashapaug Council will be one year old
Wednesday evening. The event will be
properly observed by the members.
Liberty Council will hold O ghost dance
in slocgm nn Post Pa Hall ,1 Tuesday sy evening; =
Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening. A
short session will be held at 1850 o'clock.
NA Preliminary meeting of the charter
members of the new council Of the Dahgh-
ters of Liberty, was held at East Green
wich, Tuesday evening. The name OF Hope
was chosen and the officers elected. The
council will be instituted early in April.
State Deputy Fred w. Alexander was
present.
Burnside Council received a visit from
Martha Washington Council, ,Daug hters of
Liberty, Tuesday evening, and ex-Coun-
cillor Lula Goff on behalf of the visiting
council presented Burnside Council with
a handsome silk parade nag which was
accepted BY Councillor p. Munroe in be-
half OF the council. An entertainment and
supper followed.
Lady Lincoln Social Club met Tuesday
evening at Brother and Sister Fiske's
home, 208 Pavilion avenue. A lsrgc
amount OF business was transacted. Nine
candidates were initiated. AT the
opening of the meeting Brother Fiskc
presented the president, Mrs. Loona
Wheldon, with gavel. Sister Fiske pro-
vided q supper which was enjoyed by
about fifty members. The next meeting
will be held at Brother and Sister Taft's
sos Gladstone avenue, Tuesday, April 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 24-Phillips
& Kunhardt gave notice to the employees
of their mill yesterday that on April 2
work will be begun on goods, for which
orders are now on hand, and agree to run
until July 4. They further announce
that the wages which were in effect before
the reduction was made on Jan. - will
be restored. This reduction was about
20 per cent. Brown n Ackroyd, dress
goods manufacturers, have announced an
increase Of and 10 per cent in wages. A
portion took effect last Monday, and the
remainder will gs into effect next Mon
dav