The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-25


says: The most sensational mani.
fusto ever issued ia the political
history OF Kentucky was given out
Ivy ,hc Brerkiuridge people to- night.
The Owens men claim that they
will not abide by what they term
tho Breckenridge gag law, and pre-
diet blood shed"
rLsCroN NEWS.
ArGrsrA, Me-, Sept. lO.---lt has
been a good day for the republicans
and a cnrrcspondingly bad one for
tbs democrats, but the result was
altogether unforeseen. To the rain
and general apathy is due the light
vote, aud though Tho democrats AL
nit tcf"at they dc not show any
symptom OF Encouragement.
Notntns have been received from
over 100 cities and towns aud they
indicate that the state has Ie-elect.
Ell Governor Cleves, republican,
over Charles j. johnson, democrat,
10y u majority which will exceed Az
600, the largest in the history Of the
party. The republicans have car.
rird every county in the state, aud
it is estimated that the legislature
will have a working republican maj
ority of l25, which insures the re-
election of Senator Frye. Thomas
b Rped has been elected by q plu.
rality of 10000. Nelson Dinglsy,
Seth ii. Milligau and H. Boutelle
are also re- elected to- congress by
majOrities ranging from 600 to 5000.
Tn" total vote will probably exceed
$50 600.
LtwrsroS, Me-, Sept. IL Returns
from 4l5 towns give Cleves (rep.)
GOA; Johnston (dem.) y, 9G3; Rus
sey (pro.) 1855; Ba,eman tpnp) 1853;
republican plurality, 3S,OSi This
is An increase Of 1880 ia Clevcs' vote
over 1892. and . decrease in John.
ston's OF 23,I555.
RUTLAND, VT, Sept. 10 Returns
from all the towns in the state show
the republican majority to- he q $40.
Tho following Is an analysis! Repnb.
lican vote, 1891, 1876; 1890, - iG2
Democratic vote, 1894, 1913; 1880,
1891. Republican gain, g2ii; demo.
cratic LOSE, 1863. The senate IL a re.
publican unit and tho house stands as
follows: Republicans, 233; demo-
Gratis, y; populisis,3 Three towns
made no choice.
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF SHEEP.
PAnACHurs. Colo, Sept. II Fur.
thor particulars have been received
concerning the Slaughter OF sheep
near hers by cattlemeu. There were
about twenty-five cattlomen, all
wearing masks. They drove 22Dl
sheep Belonging TO G. b. Brown into
CORA! and killed thcm With guns,
anivc. aud clubs. !. r. Miller
hcId. numbering about 300, We're
driven over tho ellis and killed. j.
u. HurIbul's sheep were not modest
cd, but tho butchers posted motto.
that these would have been served
likewise but for lack of lime. When
he shcepmeD returned not a catt le'
mau was in sight. Tho sheep hcrdsI
wac Was shot will recover.
Crp,S RECIPROCITY ENDED
WASHINGTON, sept. ll.-Cousul'
General Williams, at Havana under
date 81 August -, has sent DIES
patch TO Acting Secretary uf Stat,
Chl, a copy Of which was to.dn,
sent To Secretary Carlisle giving th'
Translation of a telegram received
on ia. day previous 10y the governor
gcne'al 81 Cuba, from the minister
~ colonies Of Madrid, directing til,
iNttcr 10 replace tho duties on Amer
'"nr products on that island ant
Porto Rice, ~ soon as the now tariff
bill went into operation. This i
'Eo frst oil 'ial notification received
by tho treasury department Of th'
restoration OF duties by any count 2,
which Was party to the rociprocil.
aErecmcut provided for by the Nc
kinlry law
! UNITED STATES SHIPS
Tho Petrol has arrived at Yoke
hama from Behring Sea The Con
cord will arrive at Yokohama on tn
It'll inst, having sailed from Che
mulpo. Corea. The Moncacy ha
arrived at Tlen Tsip. The Montere,
has arrived at Seattle, Wn., and th
, Adams which has been in Bshrinl
Sea waters during the sealing sea
son aud Is on its return trip, ba
, arrived NJ San Francisco.
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