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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
DRIVING OTHER MEMS HORSES.
4 Man Of Family Who Was Relieved Of
His Animals at EndicOtt,

Endicott. Nov. 6.-Last evening q stran-.
ger whose name could not be learned
came through town from the south with
q band Of about fifty horses among which
were so many owned and known in this
neighborhood that the stranger was Ques-
toned regarding his title to them and
not being able to give satisfactory
explanation the horses were detained and
their driver threatened with arrest. The
horses were corralled and the man, who
had family and wagonload Of house
hold goods drove on, saying he would re-
turn for the horses this morning. When
last heard from he was seven miles away
and still travelling. At ten o'clock this
morning he had not returned and war
rant was sworn out charging him with
horse stealing and two men sent IN pur-
suit,
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DEMOCRATS CHOSEN TO CONGRESS

Southern States Now Claim the Usual
Solid Delegations.
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 6.-Dispatches from
all quarters of the state indicate the elec-
ton of the democratic candidates for
congress in every district by large majori-
ties.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 6.-Of Georgia's II
districts, 10 elected democrats, the Sew
enth is also probably democratic. The
First South Carolina district elects Elliott.
democrat. The Third Virginia district
elects Elliott, democrat. The Fourth
Georgia elects Moses, democrat; the Fifth
Georgia elects Livingston, democrat; the
Eighth Georgia, Lawton, democrat: the
Ninth Georgia, Tate democrat; the Tenth
Georgia. Black. democrat.
New York. Nov. Elm the First congress
sional district a democrat is elected.
Washington, Nov. GA dispatch from
Senator Blanchard says that Louisiana
sends solid democratic delegation to
congress.
Washington, Nov. 6.-Chairman Faux
ner. of the democratic congressional COM
mittee, claims the democrats have carried
the next house.
Memphis. Nov. S-Congress-Ten Jo-
siah Palmerson. democrat, elected.
Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 6.-The congress
SlOnal delegation from this state stands:
First district. w. H. Heley, long term:
J. w. Miles, short: Second district, J. F.
Talbot, democrat; Third district, H. Woll-
esrusk. democrat; Fourth district, J. w.
Cowan, democrat; Fifth district will be
in doubt, but the betting favors Coffin.
republican; Sixth district, G. E. yelling
ton, republican,; Fifth and Sixth claimed
by the democrats.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Journal says
McClelland. Bartlett, Walsh, Miner and
Sulzer, democrats, are all elected to con-
gress.
Arkansas City. Nov. 6.-In the First
congressional district, McColloch Is elect
ed; Second district, Little elected; Third.
Neil elected; Fourth, Terry elected; Fifth
Moore elected; Sixth. McRae elected. All
democrats
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Ninth congress
sional district, Jas. McDearman, demo-
crat, elected.
ADD DEM CONGRESSMAN
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 6.--The demo-
Gratis have carried every congressional
district in the state except the Seventh.
which Is doubtful.
Nashville. Nov. 6.-Incomplete returns
indicate the election Of Mcmillan, demo-
crat, Richardson, democrat, Washington.
democrat, Coxman, democrat to congress.
Snodgrass In the Third Is in danger Of
defeat and nothing positive Is heard from
Enloe. in the Eighth.
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IN NEE PIERCE COUNTY.
OTHER STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Utah May Be Enrolled in the Republican
Ranks.

Utah May Be Enrolled in the Republican
Ranks.
Salt Lake, Nov. 6.-Returns are coming
in slow and up to midnight no authentic
figures can be given. For delegate to con-
gress the returns show well for Cannon,
the republican, and republicans claim his
election by 1900.
NO DOUBT IN IOWA.
Des Moines, Nov. 6.-Nine precincts in
Iowa give Mcfarland, republican, secre-
tary of state 1882; Dale, democrat, 8OS, a
republican gain Of 1879.
SURE THING IN MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Nov. 6.-Ninety precincts give
Nelson, republican for governor. 1884,
Becker, democrat, $685. Owen, populist,
1881.
PENNSYLVANIA NOT BEHIND.
Philadelphia, Nov. g. Seventeen out OF
65 counties, exclusive Of Philadelphia AND
Allegheny, show republican gain OF
over $4,000.
Pittsburg, Nov. 6.-Reports e., 20 :. ,.
M. indicate that the republicans have car
ried the county and state ticket by 1900
majority.
GREAT GAINS IN INDIANA.
indianapolis, Nov. Gone hundred pre-
cincts in Indiana give Owen, republican.
L, O79; Myers, democrat, ITO The same in
1892 gave Harrison 10, 403; Cleveland, S,49S.
DEMOCRATS LOSE IN VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 6.-The returns in
dictate heavy democratic losses.
REPUBLICAN WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Nov. 6.-Returns from the
interior of the state show republican gains
everywhere and indicate the republican
state ticket will be elected by 5000 to
10000.
TENNESSEE WATERING.
Nashville, Nov. 6.-Political returns from
Is counties show a decidedly diminished
sufficient to defeat Turner, democrat for
governor.
CLAIMS EVERYTHING.
st. Louis, Nov. 6.-Sam. B. Cook, secre-
tary of the democratic state committee
says every democratic congressman is
elected. The entire city ticket is elected
by majorities ranging from 1900 to 5000.
The democrats are wild with excitement.
NORTH DAKOTA CONCEDED.
Fargo, N. D., Nov. 6.-The returns SO
far show that Allen, republican, for gov
erpor, is running ahead of his ticket.
Aliens election by 5000 is claimed by the
central committee. The democrats con-
cede it by 1000.
WYOMING IS SAFE.
Cheyenne, Nov. 6.-Indications at p.
M are that the republican full state and
a majority OF the republican legislative
ticket are elected.
EVEN OKLAHOMA.
Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 6.-Returns indicate
that Flynn, republican, for congress Is
elected by $500 plurality.
LANDSLIDE AT ST. JOE.
St. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. 6.-The democrats
of st. Joe and the Fourth congressional
district experienced genuine landslide
The entire republican ticket is elected
George c. Crowther republican candi.
date for congress, in the Fourth congress.
ional district, is elected by about $50 plu'
rality.
Detroit, Nov 6.-Michigan has gone re-
publican by about 60.000 plurality. The
republicans also elected every one OF the
twelve congressman from Michigan.
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VAN De vANTER GROSSLY LleELED
VillainOus Circulars Distributed and the
SiUners Arrested.

Seattle, Nov. 5.-Falcon Joslyn, chair
man Of the democratic county central
committee, and H. Steel. secretary. were
arrested today on charges Of criminal
libel preferred by A. T. Van de Vanter,
republican candidate for sheriff. The
Telegraph this morning posted bulletin
embodying telegram signed Carl Berger,
Van de Vanter's former partner. In which
Berger said Van de Vanter had robbed
him, ran away with his wife and ruined
several young girls. This was printed
on dodgers headed "A thief and q liber-
tine," which were distributed on the
streets signed by Joslin and Steel Van
de vanter then swore out warrants and
Joslin and Steel were put under bonds.
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OHIO IN THE FOREMOST RANK.
Majority Of 100000 and Twenty-Five
Congressman.

Columbus, Nov 6.-Ohio has broken
her record for republican pluralities.
The largest plurality. heretofore was
when John Brough. republican. for gov
ernor in 1858, had 100000 over Valan-
bingham, dcmoc~at. the latter being ex-
fled at the time in Canada. Last year
Mckinley carried the state by over 3d.
400 but no such plurality had been pre-
yiously known except in the noted
I3roueh-y allandingham canvass, when
ali the soldiers in the fields and hos
,pitals OF the south voted. At that time
over A. 900 soldiers outside OF the state
voted for Brough and less than 900 for
Yaliandingham, The republicans claim
4 plurality for Secretary Of State Tay-
lor OF III, 900 To 10000. The democrats
concede that the republicans have
made large gains over the Mckinley
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McKane Has Not Been pardoned.

Albany, Nov. .5.-Governor Flower
said today regarding the story published
In a New York paper that he had par
doned John Y. McKane from Sing Sing:
"The publication is absolutely false.
The idea OF pardoning McKane never
entered my mind
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vote of last year and have possibly
beaten the Brough mark. To an Asso-
ciated Press reporter, who visited the
state democratic committee rooms MI.
Thurman said: "Ohio will give the re-
publicans 10000 majority and Il con-
CrocCnou
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N. p. LANDS DECLARED FORFEITED
Ten Thousand Acres, Most of Them in
Chchalis County.

Olympia, Nov. 4.-Advices fromWash-
ington state that more than 10000 acres
Of land along the. Northern Pacific
right of way between here and Portland
have been declared forfeited by re-
cent decision Of the interior depart
ment. These lands are nearly all situ-
ated in Chehalis county and are valua-
BILE. Az soon as the official notice IL re-
ceived there will be rush Of home-
steaders.
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LATEST FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
Author Of the Wilson Bill in All PrOba.
btlity Is Defeated.

Martinsburg, w. Va, Nov. 6.-Infor-
nation from Grafton, democratic con-
gressional headquarters, indicate that
Wilson Is elected. Later information
from the country districts in Berkeley
county indicate that Dayton's majori-
ty will not be over 200.
Charleston, w. Va, Nov. 6-The de-
feat Of William L. Wilson fs claimed by
the republicans, The democratic state
committee cOncede nothing.
Wheeling, Nov. 6.-At 1850 the re-
publican state committee claims that
Wilson is defeated by 10000. They also
claim that Huling, republican, in this
district, is elected by safe majority.
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THE ELECTION IN MONTANA.

Anaconda Ahead in the Capital Race
Other Returns Meager.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 1870 a. m.-
Returns from 259 precincts give Ana
conda 81, 265, Helena 20.5S9. The capital
election absorbs all attention. 1t is i'm.
possible to give any other returns on
the ticket.
FROM KALISPELL.
Kalispell, Mont, Nov. 6.-Fourteen pre-
cincts give Kalispell for county seat
Lose, Columbia Falls SIS. Only 1852 more
votes are registered. of which Columbia
Falls can not get more than half, giving
Kalispell the county seat by about 500
majority Hartman and Hunt will go
out of this county with majority. The
race for state senator was close between
Ramsdell, populist,- and Heideman, re-
publican. Bremen, republican, and Ryan,
populist, will no doubt be elected repre-
sentatives. King, democrat, candidate for
county treasurer. is the only one the dem
ocrats will probably elect The populist
vote was very surprising and they have
probably elected many Of their officers.
The republicans win probably elect Ber-
nard, for superintendent Of schools and
probably one or two commissioners.
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sunrnfstNG REPUBLICAN GAIN
Washington Will Have Neither POpulism
Nor DemOcracy.

washington w III nave NSAtASA AOPuAA'.AA
Nor Democracy.
Seattle, Wash. Nov. T. Western
Washington shows surprising repub-
lican gains. King elects every repub-
lican county officer. but One-Metten
for treasurer-and loses only two legis-
lators,
Pierce elects every republican coun-
ty officer and most of the republican
legislators.
Jefferson elects one democratic rep
resentative. Joe Kun.
Clallam county is republican all
through.
Whatcom county republicans con-
tended with fusions, but elected three
republican legislators, the fusionists
getting two.
Skagit went republican and SO dld
Snohomish. In the latter county Ev-
erett won the county seat.
Clark, Lewis, Pacific and Chehals
went strongly republican.
Mason county will probably go dem
ocratic, as will Wahkiakum. Island ana
San Juan, but they are unimportant,
Carefully revised figures, gathered by
the Post-Intelligencer, give 81 majority
on joint ballot. In the next legislature
King county will have one vote less
than in the last.
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MAJORS BEATEN IN NEBRASKA.
Head of the Republican Ticket the Onl!
One to Lose.

Head of the Republican Ticket the Only
One to Lose.
Omaha, Nov. 6.-ThOugh returns from
the state are coming in slowly, complete
returns on the head of the ticket from
some localities indicate that the fusion
candidate for governor, Holcomb, is
elected by 5000 plurality. This conclusion
is arrived at wholly by a comparison with
previous votes. This does not mean
republican loss, since they could gain
10000 and yet lose on the combined demo-
crat-populist strength. However, there
is little doubt that the republican state
ticket is elected with the exception OF
governor. -
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FROM KALISPELL.


Only the Northern Part Of the State Has
Been Heard From.
Rathdrum, Idaho. Nov. lit is linz
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BOUNDARY.

Republican ticket-Hyde II, Doolittle II,
Dunbar 9, Gordon 8, Atkins 8, Savage 8,
Reeder Z, Bottorf Z, Miner 10, Center 4,
Campbell 10, Stitzel 2, Barry 8, Ferguson
s, Damp s, Peck Z.
Democratic ticket-Caton q, Houston
q, Allen 20. Sharpstein 20 Arts %, Fer
guson Is. Slater q, Sheplar %, Starkey
20, Mcmillan 30, Goeter q, Bishop IS, Dur
land 20, Jarvis q, Thomas q, Pinkston 49,
Peoples party-Van Patten 4, Adams H.
Ready Z. Forest S, Phelps 4, Field 4, Mantz
4, Ledgerwood 6, Mclean 5, Graham g.
Lavigue 4, Walford 1, Smith Z, Pankey
6, Thomas 4.
Total cast 40
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8. Ledgerwood s, Mclean Z, Graham 5,
Lavigne 6, Smith II, Pankey II, Thomas
8, Clifford 9, Wolford 8.
Votes cast, a.
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NORTHPORT.
Republican ticket-Hyde "a, Doolitt1e Is,
Dunbar IA. Gordon 10, Atkins 8, Savage
50, Reeder 49, Bottorf 10. Miner %, Center
16, Campbell 10, Barry q. Ferguson Is,
Damp 81, Peck 10, Stitzel l.
Democratic ticket-Caton q, Houston 20,
Allen q, Sharpstein q. Arts 50, Ferguson
4. Slater 81, Sheplar Is. Starkey II. Nc
MILAN 80, Goetter 80, Durland Is, Jarvis "a,
Thomas II, Pinkston Is, Bishop 81.
Peoples party ticket-Van Patten IS,
Adams IA, Ready u, Forest 10, Phelps g.,
Field 8. Mantz II, Ledgerwood u, Mclean
II, Graham 10, Layigue 9. Smith II, Pan
key IA, James B. Thomas g. Clifford TO-,
Wolford 4.
Votes cast 20.
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possible to give the figures. Re-
turns are very incomplete. Indications
are for a republican majority on state
and congressional tickets. The county
tickets are cut and slashed.
POPS STRONG IN SHOsHONE.
Wallace, Idaho, Nov. 6.-The indica-
tons are that Eugene Sage, popullst,
for sheriff, and Barry N. Hillard, dem
ocrat, for clerk and recorder, are elect
ed. Complete returns have been received
from but four Of the seventeen pre-
cincts in this county, giving the follow
ing totals: For sheriff-Jenkins, rep,
100; Sage. pop, 81.
Complete returns from Canyon creek
indicate a very heavy populist major
ity in that section for every office.
There are no returns from Murray or
Wardner, and the ballots in Wallace are
but half counted. A fair vote was cast
at all the precincts.
VOTE AT OSBURN.
Osburn, Idaho, Nov. 6.-Forty-seven
votes were cast here today out of 81
registered. The republican vote was "a
and the democrats and pOpulists were
about evenly divided for the balance of
the county and the precinct ticket was
badly scratched. Only five straight
tickets were cast. For sheriff-Jenkins,
republican, 26; Sage, populist, Is. Aud
itor-Rarry N. Hillard, democrat, %;
Carlson, republican, 49,. There was a
heavy fight on these two offices This
precinct gives majorities for Young,
King, either Garbett or Losier, repub-
lican and George H. Coonce, democrat,
for the legislature: Hammill and
O'Rourke, republican, for the state SEN
ate. Not single populist got ma
jority for any office.
IN NEE PIERCE COUNTY.
Lewiston, Nov. "a heavy vote was
cast today all over the county, there
being 1896 ballots, cast in this precinct
There was so much scratching that the
result will not be known until tomor'
row. Mcconnell will run behind his
ticket. The republican legislative ticket
will probably be elected on Sweets ac-
count. Harry Layton, democrat, will
most likely be elected sheriff. The others
are doubtful.
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Ra.urn. From California.

San Francisco, Nov. 6-Scatterins re-
turns from California are coming in slow
ly. The opinions of the chairmen of COM
mittees are that 13 counties outside of San
Francisco give the republicans for gov
ernor 1900 plurality. The chairman of
the republican state central committee
claims the state by 1000 and the city Of
San Francisco by 5000; the legislature by
a comfortable majority and all seven con-
gressmen.
San Francisco, Nov. 6.-At 1880 p. m.
incomplete returns indicate that the con-
test for governor Is very close with the
chances slightly in favor Of Budd, dem
ocrat. The republicans have undoubtedly
elected five congressman and possibly six
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Colorado Coca Re ubttcan, too.
Denver, Nov. 6.-Indications at p. m.
are that Mcintyre, republican for gov
ernor, will have 1900 to 10000 majority
over Waite. populist. The Times-Sun
claims that the republican majority in this
(Arapahoe county, win be 10000 and that
the remainder of the state will
give a republican majority of 5000.
Waite has run behind his ticket
many thousands, but has undoubtedly
carried the entire ticket down to defeat
with him. Dispatches from all parts of
the state say very full vote was polled
and in the city fully as many women voted
as men. It will be very late before any
definite figures are received. The women
worked earnestly all day for the success
of the republican ticket and the result
is largely due to their efforts.
The republicans at midnight claim the
election of Mcintyre for governor by
10000 plurality. The populists do not con-
cede the defeat Of Waite for governor.
Waite still processes to be confident that
he will be reelected by about 5000 plu-
rality. The composition Of the next leg
islature Is not yet known.
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possible to give the figures. Re-
turns are very incomplete. Indications
are for republican majority on state
and congressional tickets. The county
tickets are cut and SlaShed.
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Salt Lake. Nov. 6.-Returns are coming
in slow and up to midnight no authentic
figures can be given. For delegate to con-
gress the returns show well for Cannon,
the republican, and republicans claim his
election by 1000.
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PARKHURsT SHOUTS.

Rev. Parkhurst said tonight: 1--WE
have won great victory. 1t SHOWS tha'
we have our eyes open. The pubic con-
science has at last been awakened we
have got all the people that the reform
movement has been fighting just where
thew had us"
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-10-23
Pulpit and Stage Should Cooperate,

On the part of the clergy there is vast
difference Of opinion regarding the stage,
its representations and its representatives.
Owing to the numerous scandals SO freely
circulated through the daily press regard
ing actors and actresses and the highly
sensational and wicked features that claim
the publio's purse and attention, any pref
udice that religion may have against the
stage is only too well grounded. Yet,
withal, there is a goodly number of the
clergy who are firmly persuaded that the
stage is capable of much good; that its in
1uence over tho minds and hearts of men
is great influence, and that their duty is
to enter into the spirit of the upright and
honorable men and women whose life
work is on the stage to the purifying and
ennobling of its associations. Laying
aside for the nonce all prejudices, and even
all well grounded opinions, let the ques-
ton be plainly asked whether it is the
part of wisdom for the pulpit to cooperate
with the stage or to antegonize it, For
my own part am bold to say that to CO.
operate is wiser and more beneficial. Rev.
M. Z. Twomey in Donahoe's Magazine.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-10-23
Thieves Who Arc Welcome.

"What do you do with kleptomaniacsH
was tho question recently put to the pro
prietor of large shop.
1--WE send them bills for what they takc
when we know them. If they are stran
gers, we act according to circumstances
A few days ago lady was in the shoI
with her daughter-a beautiful little CIR
of 12 years. The girl was seen slipping 6
roll of costly ribbon into her satchel VIZ
spoke to the mother, who became indlg
nant. She opened the satchel to convince
us that we were mistaken, when it was
found to contain three lace handkerchiefs
two pairs of gloves and the ribbon. AL
these articles had been appropriated.
THAT was plain case Of stealing.
What did you dor"
well, we took the things back and said
nothing. We can afford to arrest wealthy
people and injure our trade by making
enemies among our rich customers"
You were speaking of sending out bills
for stolen goods. Are they ever paid?"
always where the person is klepto.
maniac. We never have any trouble in
that way. l have known Of shops which
kept a regular list of kleptomaniacs.
Whenever they lost anything, they sent
bills to all of them. AS they all settled for
tho stolen goods, you can imagine that
the business was profitable one, can't
youY'-London Tit-Bits.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-10-23

"A mean trick, which shows how
hard up the Democratic party is at this
crisis in its history, was the arrest of
John James Howard, ex-Vice President
Morton's coachman, on the charge of
violation of the alien contract labor law.
This arrest was made in New York last
week by a United States Inspector from
Vermont, upon warrant issued under
the hand and seal" of Secretary Carlisle.
1t is a farcical performance, but that
does not make it any the less contempti-
ble.-Worcester Spy.
-Advices from Wales state that more
than 5000 tons of tin plate were loaded
at Swansea recently in a single day on
vessels bound for the United States. 1t
is bad thing for Chairman Wilson that
Swansea isn't in his district. If it were
he would get every vote in the place.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-10-23
The Bird Whisky Jack.

In the solitudes of the Hudson bay coun-
try there is one denizen in the shape of q
bird, who, although a thief, is, for mere
company's sake, always welcome round the
camp. One, or apair of them, will appear
from goodness knows where almost as
soon as the campfire is lighted. This is a
small gray bird of the magpie order and
is named the whisky jack. Like mag
pie, he will steal and eat any mortal thing,
but is far more daring in his robberies
than any maybe ever met.
The whisky jack has many notes as he
hops about the trees round the camp some
harsh and many melodious, and 1 fancy
he could easily be taught to talk. 1t used
to be very good fun to tie piece of fat
bacon rind to each end of string and see
the tremendous commotion brace of
whisky jacks would kick up when one
had swallowed the dainty morsel at either
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