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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10
THE SWEEP m DxLxwARx


Thk SWEEP m DELAWARE
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 74-Dele.
~. p !s s.ves . republican ma
~ = '1 Inc republicans elect
ss.. 1y.o1uo. and congressman. The
,s..a ~ :1and y republicans, -
~ lnsares : republican
= Senssor Higgina
NEW JERSEY SOLID.
JERsEY CRY, NJ. Nov fne,,
man Wooley of the republican corrtv
,ommitte claims the election 81 McR-.
70, republican, to couereas over coions,
democrat. by ! majority 81 ~
4 verified this viii giye the republieans
she entire New Jersey dele~.tion IN
'oan. paiiot the Legislature will probab.
: '' 'ePuo'ieans u. democrats y
Tw0iS NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BosTox, Nov. 6-An New Ensiand
returns show great republican sains
New Hampshire elects both republican
eongreasmsn By Increased p,urslities.
IxxAssAcuu.rr-.
n,.~o. ~.
Ears b largely republican Grssrh.,.
ges plurality in Massachusetts, a near.
y OOW. All the republican candidates
tor congress wecs chosen except Fitx.
gerald In the Ninth. who has ar
plurality. cogswell's plurality d owe,
1000. The legislature will b over.
wheamingly republican.
Rhode Island elects both republican
A telegram from Hart,
ford reports the republican state ticket
and four republican congressman cbos
Cd Ia connecticut
THE MIDDLE WEST CYCLONE.
TOPEKA. KANs.. Nov. 8.-1he rspab
leans have carried Kansas By . plural
lty Of 10000. The republican chairman
claims also the election Of congressmau
10 seven districts. The republican,
will elect 90 representatives out OF ,
possible les. giving them . majority o,
u on joint ballot.
RrrrnSs vnox co,o..co
n., ". n.
aloviv. Aocordin. IN ~. I.,s~t 80,
mate the republican state ticket has ,
plurality Of 5000. One hundred sut
forty Of the 1877 precinct In Apraho,
county including Denver, give lcIn
o.. ''ro' '". "s1onty o
'"' 'epuo''ca". u e'ocse'
~ 1919. ~ ."e IN. oasssact- In
~ tspuo''csns - oe"o
oA' NV. e.-fo1sy'two oount'e'
~ s,s" Aas'o"' 'spoNlcan. "
' n"sco"o' ias'on' oS'SsS. Iner
..s ~ ounaes 70 nea1 from. IN
.us'ou c4"o'aa'1S wa IN al prooaoaht
uss p.'~"'y o' from sU 70 'NS
y. ,.'S o..oe y, VIC s'@.e uexet ID
"''. go NPuo'c.n' ine returns o
.' e.u.o se aul.e 'ncomp'et'
:. s'1'a y "'.Ae o"uos 'a's' 1oe sepot
"o' vi" o"n''oI
CLEAN SWEEP IN IOWA.
DIES MONIES. Nov. s.-The republ
cans have elected the entire delegatio
l" eo"s'eSs' ana inc enufe stats t'cke
NORTH DAKOTA.
CRANE Forks n. D., Nov. s.-Th
latest estimates give republican m,
lo"'y IN Inc stAtc OF opo 70 louo. an
inc eo"e'ess"en'
TRIUMPH IN MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, Nov, s.-From the late,
unofficial returns from Is counties /
Missouri. republican gains Of 1000 a,
shown and the election Of their emit,
stste ticket by p,ursiities Of NJ lea,
1000 ID assured. The lower house ,
the state legislature ID republican. b.
the democrats who have a majority
the senate, will be able 10 carry thin
on Joint bai'oI As nearly a. can
aseestaaned the democrats nave 10
roosn. r'ee".n. In.s.sentn' fH'
' .' .s." 1 l'ss'" y"
o"
"rInhik, y. l.. Nov. S'-f1ynn, u
republican delegate 70 congress, "
nave Iaiiy e'Vo ma)or'ty.
EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
CtNcfNATTi, Nov. THE returns II
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10

bSNNH~ASh bS UF0 DanVtA
Sioux CRY, Iowa, Nov. 7.-Gover.
nor sheldon Of South Dakota places his
plurality at $4,000 against 10000 In 1899.
The republican candidates for congress
and the entire state ticket are elected.
wALKovER IL MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, MIcn., Nov. 7.--Report Ia.
dictate that Of 100 representatives In
the Michigan legislature, 81 are assured
y republicans and one democrat popu.
list OF - senators 81 are republican.
The News latest returns on governor
show = plurality Of SC, 900 for Rich.
ILLINOIS PROUD RECORD.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Returns today
show continued gains for the republi'
cans on the state ticket, headed BY
Wulf for treasurer. Indications are
for q republican plurality Of l0,oO
Every man on the republican county
ticket 10 elected by plurality running
from 1900 TO 5000. The state legtsla
ture viii be republican. insuring the re
publican successor to Cullom. A sarpris
Ing republican gain Ii indicated. Each
Of seven congressional districts In tn
city 10 republican with the possible ex
ception OF Congressman McCann'
district. Some democratic leaders con
crae his defeat Illinois has elected .
republicans and one democrat to con
lgresa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-11-10

KoorxxAI L0nG9 No. I, KSi0sm OF
PfrmiAs.-Nects La Fmteruity Hall
Thursday evening u each week.
Visiting beothsssara always welcome.
James II. Hssta. q. G.. Y. +. Mssgyave,
X. ot II. h 3.
Meets every Toes.
day evening st ] so.
Visiting n : N bsss
are cordially iBsisrd 10 attend. T. y.
Rosen. noble grand; II. n. Thsmks.
vice grand: G. J.. Hart. secretary !;
J. W. Wisxett. treasurer 7. q. watsoa.
II. Asidss. j. Gasno. relief coaaniltes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24
TIL FORD ON NEWPORT.
The Salem Lawyer beats Bill
Nye In Story Telling.


Tie Salem Journal gives Ike following
very live interview with Hon Til Ford
about his recent trip to Yaquina Bay:
There were two thousand visitors at
Newport last Sunday by actual count, said
he. 1T is the greatest natural sensible
summer resort in the world. There is bay
fishing, deep sea fishing, oysters, CLAIMS and
crabs. | went out twice over the bar TO get
sick but could not get what waIted.
The sardines or srne.t come into the
bay and by merely punching holes in the
bottom of tin pail yon can dip up any
quantity OF the wharf. The sea-gulls
gullup down smeit at one swoop and
these big cormorants-lawyer birds / call
them-they can swallow salmon every
time they oren their mouth.
"A deer came down one day ! was there
and ran all over Eugene Breyman's camp
Ii went down and took bath. While they
all got their guns the dscr SWAN mile or
SO, landed and get away. whea a steamer
lands ropes have TO be put up to kscp the
crowd back so they can operate the cargo.
Go up to Elk City If you want trout One
men went up Saturday and got rs o: 100
by night. Geo Downing is fine swimmer
fieaNays. but had 10 teach him to swim
duck fashion.
IL enjoy t:1e bathing immensely. swim
duck fasnio1 entirely. You hold your head
up like turtle and bend your feet up be-
hind at thu knees. and paddle with your
hands, 20 your neck and feet stick out Of
water AMI you can ride the biggest wares
that come. BetEe Newport and the
Monterey hotel yol can always see some.
thing new. Ii never tires.
while we were at Seal Rocks in comes
whale for our special benefit. He came up
quite close, tnen his head would rear up
ard he would spout like member OF the
legislature over bis pet measure. hia tail
would iiy up in toe air and down he goes
Just like member of the lower house after
the legislative lobby gets throagh with him.
Newport people are the best natured and
most obliging in the word 10 aecommo-
date the visitors. They will leave theiI
! work to 90 and huni0p scine onsfor you. II
must lie the climate Hakfs them that way
/ You can go right up in the mountains and
/ you can kill bear and deer any time.
''Eycry Saturday night they have Dig
danee-a haiing fine danee. The dancer,
( are so thick yen can't move with yonr giF
except TO hosi on.o night tight and stesl
along with her edgewass- Nobody eveI
sickens or dies on Y.lquina unless they ars
killed by accident Sam Case has iivesl
there for over hundred years. 30 the In
dians say. and Is younger man today than
I twenty years ago.
Il would like TO live 1t Newpsrt whcn
rs.tire. IL is the best piaee 10 60 10 HEAVIER
from because yoa are the siowest getting
there. yet ii il Is the nearest like il Of any
thing can imagine on earth. II the Ore
gon Pacific Is ever extended TO E1sterr
Oregon into tie =ikali regions Of Idaho Ens
Utah. Newport will have hundred ;nOns
I and visito-s every summer. wheft they hay'
Thousands now.''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24

Business men in Baltimore expects salts
faction over the final settlement OF the tariff
bill. Conservative demcerats, lise Mayor
La,rebe. City Register John T Robb, City
Collector Hopkins, ] Crawford B aek. one
Of the larg It Shippers In the Sou h. Mr.
Harry Turn:,, one Of The leading coal men,
John \ L'ttie, and Nc H,mble,on, the
banker, say that they are sa'isfe with the
bill as he best that could have been framed
anG passed, all th.rgs cOnsi1ere'. and com.
mend Senator Goiman for his work, .'Icr
the :n.eres; OF the =aole country in general,
and the rest oi Maryland 10 particular
Chalrm IN Wlliim II ri'y. 81 an. lem
ocratic national committee, was asked hi s
vie~s as 10 the passage o. the tariff bill and
said.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24

The platform adop'ci by the democrats
Of Indiana. sffiruis opposition 10 tee W.
cious sys; en- Of class legislation called pro-
tec;ion; approves the efforts of Presijen,
Cleveland and Senators VOORHEES, and Tur-
pie to redeem The pledges of the last dem
oIaiie convention; condemns the course o;
the republican party aud the sma !
''coterie' Of senator's who are masqucrsd
ing as democrats. who. by threats to defeat
all tariff legislation. have temporarily pre-
vented The democratic party from carrying
out iis pledges; indoises the income tax
law; also the taxation of greenLscks
and the repeal o. eIee. ion laws; Is in favor
Of the election Of senator's by diree; vote
Of the people: declares The principles Of
the A P A unwisr. unpairiotic. undemo-
cratic and un-American; declares In favor
of every lawful effort to secure for toilers
n better condition; dsnoances every mani
festation Of violence and mob spirit; de-
clares McKinIeyis ism is the cause of the
financial depression; favors arbitration be-
tween employees and employers; opposes
sumptuary laws; re-affirms the belief that
both gold and silver should he used as
money standard, end both coined will out
discrimination and without charge for
mintage; balls with delight the signs OF
the restoration Of the binae.aIli system;
in lorses The administration of Cleveland,
especially his course in maintaining law
and order
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24
A Sixteenth Amendment

There is show OF opposition ,"i.e ,lec-
;ion CT Senator'S by popular vo'e since the
recent action Of the House Of RepsesentA-
lives in adop irs by al overwhelming ma
sixteenth constitutional t=aendnenr. The
lpPos i,ion Is Traciiesliy eonhred, however,
TO <he Republican paf'y NoSherr .oa,siie
a portion Of :he dsmocr ,iic press of N=w
No K aud the Elstern States, Is there any
Den or-aiic protest e inss the House ac-
tion. The R-pualie,n opposition TO the A.
mendm-ut is NJ. sectional 10 any sense. btt
is found in ,he Eas, .s we'll as il,e West.
and in the South as we'll as the Moth.
Ex-Senaior Dawes Of Massachusetts Is
one of the ,min, n, Republicans who hare
1oachei lince against lhe aDesdmsnt.
Tie Msssschus tics Seas;or is hardly a
compe;eni ~iirrss as h. cannot b.expec;s3
to discredh the caSeus sysiem which kept
him fo- conseeu;iye terms IA iL= s,ra'e Of
the United States. ~hen II was q matter
Of inquiry TO miny pso2'e shy he shoa-i
e-er have served one.
But while il Is impossible TO bore that
an ex Senator wto has never had the pop
ular ind0rsemsnt Of his State will look
With favor upon . change proposing a
better method than the one under which be
was chosen, there is one part Of the Dawes
argument which is worthy Of serious con-
sideration now. because We shall doubtless
bear a great deal more about it as the dis
cussion over the proposed amendment pro
ceeds
The present situation at Washington
places those who would oppose consiitu-
tioBal amendment making Senator'S elec-
tive by the S'a'cs in the attitude of declar.
ing that the Senate. as at presen, consti
tu,ed, is body above he peop'e and mo-
responsible to them. TIE opponents oi
the amendment cannot escape the logic oi
their position. And such a position and
assertion constitute challenge which the
country will not he slos TO accept. The
sixteenth amendment will come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24
A dispatch from Al anita Georgia

A dispatch from Al anita Georgia say s.:
"A coffin stood in the doorway OF bag
gage car Of the At'arta Il West Point train
yester iay 1t ~as filed with corncobs.
and sent by TIE democrats Of Benton. Ala.
10 Senator Hoar. who helped TO raise the
5000 subscription Of the Home Market
ClIb. of Boston, 10 defeat Congressman
Oates. Of Alabama. in The recent race for
the governorsbip. The cobs inside repre-
sented the political remains Of Reuben
Kob. vino ran against Oates. Tne coffin
wa brought in jusi at a tune when the
station is most crowded There was
large crowd 10 greet IT.. 1t WAS hustled
upon pair II trucks and rolled TO the sea-
Ioard train which stood waiting for it
The crowd followed II. and saw this In
scription:
&c + Hoar. Washington, D. C: Paid
Home Market Club $4,000. He.ein bury
your hopes Of splitting the solid South.
Compliments Of Benton. Ala, democrats.
Pail bearers: w H Scraggs. A t Good :
win, w Pitts, P 6 Lowman, SP Me-
Elwain S I Troy. S NJ Adams. J c Fem
vile. Attes'.
On one side ef the coffin, in lrse white
letters, was hastily hu. plainly painted,
by the Home Market Club. S5cO0." On
the opposite side was the official ballo, of
the Jeffersonian democracy. headed by the
name Of Reuben Kolb, for governor. and
followed bya q complete list Of the cand'-
.lstes. On the SINE side were the words:
Further farors solicited for campaign
purposes The influx Of the Hoar fund
in Alabama was great stimulus the
democrats, and because good political cap
ital for the defeat OF the man whose eiIigy
was seat in the form of corneobs TO Mr.
IIoar. The coffin was six feet long. Up
on the lid "a, single cob, bereft OF all
corn. artnnd which was tied piece Of
Grape. Within. the cobs ratified about
like bones, The coffin will be delivered
prepaid to the Massachusetts, senator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24
The oasoox,Ax .ge.Aias OF tie tariff

The CRgcoNiAN sfeskiag ot tie tariff
bill just passed saw:
No gi,Ia,iou so openly All th.oug gbou'
IN ,he in:-sesi 81 oFgsnized espi;=l ant
moseyso nosoPo y ever r. sse6 t., Amen-
can eose ess.
gonian euIireiy shameless? Ev.ry raion.
al persnn knows ti,a' every sehcdu's il the
Mekialyy tariff iaA teens with i.ae evidence
of the ,nfusncs of aust. aai combiass
The ~hnie procedure Of the formation II
the II Ai ley tuid las Sss -ha,neiesS
onr. 4 e trusts all comaiaes ~,r< csll d
in to say wha, they ~an'sd and AtK;n Ct
Il them. TIE wplls' manut e.
and woolsn men Ids un 'ie : so.len q.
dale, the sa.ar rus, T.: saga seh dale
and so on.
In the formation Of he b ! ju.' passed Il e
mailed hand Of sle sugar. ion ore ard coal
trusts are clearly ,eeu, ard as 10 these not
one deai l:tst il I,ol ssill eudm>e the ae,ion
of congrsss. bu, a all rgee tha, /; was
much batter to tlse the tariff IA es on sugar,
coal an iron ore with all the hetter features
of the bill taaa IN retain th= Mckinley
tariff Ia which wts the Alternative present
ed to then. NI,he MKialey law is a
trust lawf-lu 'op t, bottom whi,e he new
law has d Il shre .tr { ,ur trasi features.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24
VIII at Free Coal Means.

Under the above caption the Or gonian
pubii-hes lung int rview with wesley
Edson. manager OF the Sc. tile Iron COM
rany. wis n sal ''Tb- sdop ion Of the
house ri congress. i. means thu demoraliza,ion
Of The coti mining industry CT the stare nf
Wa hi"g:on - This is the same old cry
,hai has .,ren sounded % the e,rs of tne
peop hT years I,y t:iose protected tribute
quicker, thai haze hsen living off the hard
earoIngs OF he prcPie for years. What
miniug nhat congre's shoald 90? Is he
no a beneficiary of he prois Give laws Of the
country? Is Ne not SO much interested that
in equi he Should havq nothing 10 say g.
bout Tie matter at all Put all this aside
70 make roum for few facts rha, are suffi
Gent to upset every thing Wilson says in
behslf Of q protective ia,if tn cbsi. II
Capadian coal can lie skipped into this
county anil sold for les han coal can be
pro !uced he :, then the coal mine owners
sbogli have protection tariff la~,provided
It T. admitted that the protective theory Is
right. which the ~iiter denis; on all proper
occasions. Conversely, il coal Can be ship
ped ON the Uni ed s es British Amer ca
and sold in composition with the coal #
that country, then our coll mine owners
need no pr ,t-cio agains, the competition
OF coal pioduced 10 the former country
Now ss 10 the facts on these points: For th.
twelve months ending Jure 1894 there
wer. imported into this country i,I48 437
tons of coal while We exported 1910 l67
toes, I 436, $40 tons bting hnuninous coal,
the kind upon Which we hevc duty now
of Is c:nis per tn. II sheu' be born In
mind that C.n .da has my on foreign
coal Of 81 cents per ton and the further
fact should be kept in mind ths: of the
3 6Io,l6 ions Of coal which We exported
last year ESQ, ,275 tons We're shipptd into
the British North American Possessions, the
very country whose com, e i'on In the
coal trade Mr. Wilson sesm..o feaT mus !.
Mr. Wilson talks as though be reall, be.
lieves no one is CO o1ce-nei IN fhis q les iua
OF prote,tiva duty o. c.,a! but the mine
own.rs and and his emplo, y, t,as totally
gnoring tn. mach larger class of psople
who consume the coal produced. Itis the
game old spirit Of self 'torss and g.ae of
grab.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24

The Shanghai correspondent of tie Lon.
don Times says $4,000 Japanese troops are
already In Cofea, and Others are constantly
landing. The Chinese tlest is pa. sive.
The correspondent adds: "The war fever
In Japan isintease. Tie press and popular
orators are advocating schemes for The
conquest of ManChutia, There IS stric,
censorship over the news. Every,h,rp 9
reported concerning the war is exfemely
partlsan."
The Centrsl News Shanghai co,hssposd.
Ell. says. IA aset OF vessels are report. te
have passed Chez Foo August - tount
ives ward ="
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-24


Under all eirelms ane-s | regard tie
action aiken bY The hoase of rrpr .sentatisss
as wise and Fatriolie. a though / do mol
share in The be.ieiIhAt The senate xoald
have refused CT o'her~ie tsiisd 10 p IS =
tariff bill. What The coun ~ reeds. ss,e,-
laiiy afeF proti acts d usins S. de,ress,on
is 10 have,he tariff qI=> I'm settled. It's
se,ilemeGt all mean rrrtsin and steady
imp,ovsms III in business do not .ook
for business or, bu, do expect gen
erai improvement In business ccniiliSas.
osi,s naiartlly,I expect The democrst,e par
" will be helped by the action ,aSen What.
ever hslP' tie ooun,ry. amos, OF necessity
benefits he Ear in Po~ef. You can pat
; me dO~s as very well satisfied With the
outcome. even 'hongh the tariff bill a
passed AID i Almost certain to be.ome /.
law. il ~; c ,has could be desired foa
the democratic st,ndpoin,..