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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
THE NEXT CONGRESS
Republican Majority in the House
of Representatives Probable.
VOTE CLOSE ON W. |. WILSON
Large Republican Gains In tho Northern
States and . RELOCATION From the
Hitherto Solid South.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Senator Faux
ner. chairman of the democratic con-.
gressional committee, made the follow
ing statement at midnight: IF the re-
ports Of the Associated Press are cor
rect. it will be impossible for the demo-.
Gratis to organize the house. The repub-
licans are claiming everything, but I
pay very little attention to their claims.
We expect to receive kilograms from
every democratic candidate for congress
and then we will have something definite
on which to base our estimates"
Senator Faulkner declined to express an
opinion of the causes which brought
about the increased republican majori-
ties.
New York, Nov. 6.-1 a. m.-The re-
turns to the Associated Press to this
hour shows that the next house of repre-
sentatives will be republican. The re-
turns show a gain for the republican,
of Sc. These gains are distributed as
follows: West Virginia 3, New York IL,
Massachusetts 4, Maryland 3, Kentucky
2, Pennsylvania 5, Illinois 5, New Jersey
3, Connecticut 3. Kansas l, Ohio 6. In
diana 1, North Carolina l, Rhode Island
3, Michigan 3, Colorado 2, Wisconsin /;
total, Sc.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10

Ed B. Dobbs; commissioners, Charles
M. Grippe and Granville Hewett.
Returns have been received from four
precincts out of IS which give the fol-
lowing votes: Doolittle IS, Hyde SIS;
Houston 40, Cation so; Adams Il, Van
Patten 70; Gordon So, Dunbar 81; AL
len 50, Sharpstein IS; Forrest 6, Ready
60. lyman 12S, Goldman IS, Watrous
134, Knoblock 129, Weatherford n, Bun
dy 1873. Cahill 143, Honeycutt 81, Max
well 11S, Fudge 126, Bishop 80. Weight
125, Mohundro 12S, Clark 101, Thomp-
son. III, Fouts 1911, Hamm SO, Maxim
1874, Pollard &c, McCauley 1913. Ridgely
124, Rogers IS, Terpening ia, Burns
1873, Van Patten 70, Dobbs 127, Liven-
good 81, Hicks 129
All the precincts included in the
above totals are from the country. The
city precincts will give a large repub-
lican majority, thereby electing the
ticket. The county has heretofore been
democratic, but the members deserted
and voted with the populists. 1t is
barely possible that Wright, populist
may be elected treasurer, but this is
not conceded by the enthusiastic re-
publicans. The majority for the state
officers Is estimated at 100 in this
county.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
STATEISREPUBLICAN'
Indications Point to a Very Large
Plurality.
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES
In Eastern Washington the Republic
an, Seem to Have the Best
Of the Situation.

Tacoma, Nov. 7.-At 1 o'clock TINS
morning Secretary COwen, ofth repup-
lican state central committee, said:
Returns are coming in slowly, but 1t is
plain that the state has gone republican
on the congressional ticket by at least
Il. 900 plurality Comparative estimates
on the returns from five precincts In
each of nine counties in the state show
a slump of about 20 per cent from the
vote of two years ago.
"Pierce county has surprised herself.
She will probably give the ticket loOo
plurality, and elect pretty nearly her en-
tire legislative ticket. Walla Walla will
go upside down with at least 900 plu-
rality for the ticket as against a meagre
40 for Harrison two years ago. The
same is true of Clarke county, which In
four precincts of Vancouver counted at
midnight gives Doolittle and Hyde 200
plurality The comparison on the basis
of five precincts in Pacific county gives
300 republican.
"All the signs indicate that the leg
islature will be republican by from 10
to 20 majority. Lewis county returns
are running in favor of the republicans.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
IN WALLA VALLA.

Walla Walla, Nov. 6.-The election to-
day was the most quiet one for years
and in consequence only about Is per
cent. of the registered votes in the city
were cast. The main fight was on the
legislative ticket and sheriff,
The count is progressing slowly and
it will be noon before the result is
known definitely. Up to a. m. the re-
turns have been received from Is pre-
cincts out of "a in the county, including
/ five city precincts, which give: Con-
gressmen-Hyde, rep, 632; Doolittle, rep,
sol; Cation, DEM, 365; Houston. DEM,
1882; Van Patten, pop, 1872; Doyle. ind. ;,
Al; Adams, pop, Is. Supreme judges
Dunbar, rep. 1914; Gordon, rep, COG;
Sharpstein, DEM, 4S1; Allen, DEM, 500
Forrest, pop, q; Ready, pop, 326.
Representatives in the legislature
Eleventh district, Merchant, rep, 1926;
Martin, dem., 244; Osborne, pop, IA;
Attorney-Ormsbee, rep, 729; Poindex-
ter, DEM, 63S; Horner, pop, 81. Clerk
Shaw, rep, I'll; Keeling, DEM, 649; Nc
Gahey, pop. %; Eldridge, prohib., 66.
Sheriff-Haviland, rep, GA; Ellengs-
worth, den., 1875; Mclean, pop, 40; Nc
Custard, prohib., 8. ~Treasurer-Pax-
ton, rep, 734; McGhee, DEM, 634; Wat
ters, pop, 120; Hart, prohib., 3. School
rintendent-Brunton, rep, SIG;
Steele, DEM. 418: Davis, pop. and
prohib, a. Assessor-Ambor, rep,
SOS; Jessup, DEM, 6O2; Storm, prohib.,
6. Surveyor-Clark, rep, ISL; Wrinkle,
DEM, 439; Crawford, prohib., 5. Coro-
ner-White, rep, 621; Stewart, dem., 544
Allin, pop, 10; Group, prohib,, 2 Com
missioner, second district-Canton-
wine, rep, 1875; Natter, DEM, 101;
Gerkling, pop, 50. Commissioner, third
district--Cummings, rep, 159; Struthers
DEM, 1923; Baggleg, pop, %.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
Kanaas Goes is-pablican

KanaNs Goes NrDUUiIco"'
Kansas City, Nov. 6.-The returns tnus
far received from Kansas Indicate the
election of Morrill,, republican, and the en-
tire republican state ticket.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 6-At this hour the
returns have been received from only
half dozen precincts in Shawnee county
all in this city. The precincts heard from
indicate that Topeka will go for Morriii,
and the republican ticket by ABOUT o'oVo
plurality. Oyermyer is. getting very
light vote. Many democrats seem to have
voted for the republican ticket Meagre
returns are received from the Woman's
suffrage proposition, these indicating that
the city will vote against the amendment.
The republicans will carry every ward In
the city.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
WHITMAN COUNTY.
COlfax Goes Republican; But the COun,
Is in Doubt

Colfax Goes Republican; But the County
Is in Doubt.
Colfax, Nov. 6.-Returns from three
precincts in the city of Colfax, at 10 p.
M, show as follows:
Congress- 70; Hyde, II;
Houston, 81; Cation, Sc; Van Patten, 33;
Adams, %.
Supreme judges-Dunbar, IS; Gordon,
70; Allen, 40; Sharpstein, AZ; Ready and
Forest, Is each.
Senator, Seventh district-Oliver
Hall, rep, II: Ringer, dem., AZ; Coutts,
pop, 80.
Bull and johnson, republicans, lead
for the legislature by safe pluralities,
though D. M. Holt, democrat, is running
ahead Of his ticket.
The count is very slow. and returns
from the country precincts are meagre.
Almota shows: Populist ticket, 90; re-
publican, IL; democratic, 8. On an aver
age, though, Oliver Hall leads for sena-
tor.
Senator, Sixth district-McCroslzey
DEM, Sc; Anderson, rep, so.
The county ticket is in doubt, and re-
turns from the populist stronghold are
awaited with eagerness.
Republicans are celebrating the VIC
tory in New York.
'Colfax, Wash, Nov. 6.-The indica-
tons at midnight, with returns from II
precincts out of SO, show big populist
gains. The republican congressional
and state ticket is about 100 ahead in
800 votes. The Indictment weather caused
light vote. Oliver Hall, republican,
and r. c. McCroskey, democrat, are
probably elected to the senate. The re-
publicans claim E. E. Huntley is elected
in the Sixth legislative district The pop
ulists claim the whole legislative ticket.
D. M. Hall, democrat, is probably
elected in the Seventh district. Neal.
cheatham, populist, Is certainly elected in
the Sixth district, and j. r. Wicks.
populist is probably elected in the
Sew
The republicans claim the election of
Pattison for prosecutor, Lathrum for
sheriff and Smith for auditor. The dem
ocrats may elect White for clerk and
Bishop for assessor. The populists may
elect number of county officers. The
democrats show the heaviest losses and
the republicans are losing in a smaller
degree.
The republicans will probably elect
the whole county ticket, from later
news. The populist vote does not show
up as expected in the peoples party
strongholds.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
GARFIELD COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
Republicans Have Probably Elected the
Legislator.

Pomeroy, Nov. 6.-The indications
are that the following candidates have
been elected in Garfield county: Gilbert
Dickson, representative, rep; N. v.
Baldwin, sheriff, rep; Hayden 0eer-
hart: auditor, rep; H. A. Adams. treas
urer, dem.; e. M. Gibson. clerk, rep;
R. L. Kirby. assessor, rep; G. w. Jew
ett prosecuting attorney, rep; E. z.
Kuykendall. school superintendent.
rep; j. w. Black, commissioner. rep; F.
Truax, surveyor, rep.
Complete returns have been received
from only two precincts. with six more
to hear from. The republicans. however.
stand q chance Of losing their represen-
tative and assessor. as three Of the out
side precincts are likely to go populist
Congressman and judges are safe re-
nubliCan
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
THE VOTE IN KITTITAS.

Ellensburg, Wash, Nov. THE tick
cts are badly scratched and counting is
very slow. The night is dark and rainy,
and country precincts are reporting
slowly 1t will be 1890 before any fig
ures are obtainable. The returns on the
legislative ticket from five precincts,
including one ward of Ellensburg. in
dictate that Barge and Scheble are
elected. Five precincts give Doolittle
275, Hyde 267; Cation 122. Houston 1875;
Adams 222, Van Patten 229. The repub-
Hcans claim both legislators. The audi
tor, clerk, treasurer sheriff, superin-
tendent Of schools coroner and one COM
missioner are in doubt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
NEW REPUBLICAN CONGREsSMEN.
List of Those Elected and Claimed to Be
Elected,

Cleveland. Nov. 6.-All returns indicate
that this county goes republican by nearly
5000. or almost as big plurality as Nc
Kinley received year ago. This insures
the defeat of Johnson, democrat, for con-
gress, in the Twenty-first district
by at least 5000 The returns
from Western reserve show con-
gress-Twentieth district, c. B. Beach,
republican; elected; Ninth Ohio, 8. A.
Northway, republican, elected.
Jersey City, Nov. 6.-The vote in this
state is light. Returns show the total vote
was polled, the heaviest voting being in
republican districts. The republicans
claim eight congressman. The democrats
concede five congressman to them. Gar
diner, republican, in the Second congress
sional district. has a plurality of 5000.
Pittsburg Nov. Elm the Twenty-secOnd
congressional district, John Dalzell. re-
publican, was elected. In the Twenty
third district, w. w. Turn was elected.
Washington, Nov. GA dispatch to
Chairman hancock, from G. w. Murray,
republican, in the First district of South
Carolina, says: Have carried the dis
trict by large majority"
Murphysboro, Ills, Nov. 6.-Congress-
Twentieth district of Illinois, Geo. w.
Smith, republican. elected.
Springfield, Mass, Nov. 6.-The returns
show that in the First congressional dis
trict, Wright, republican, has defeated
Green, democrat, by 1850, Gillette, re-
publican, has defeated Hall by $500 in the
Second congressional district.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
will Send Two Republicans to the Leg.
islature-The County Ticket.


islature-The County Ticket.
North Yakima, Nov. 6.-Incomplete
returns from three city precincts indi-
cate the election of Lesh. republican,
for joint senator, and Milroy, repub-
lican, for representative. Allen, DEM
ocrat. for sheriff. will have 20 majority
In the city. Bartholet, democrat. for
treasurer. will 60 out of the city with
100 majority. The republicans are cas-
lily victorious in the balance Of the
county ticket. Returns are coming in
slowly.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Wenatchee, WASH. Nov. 6.-Vote Of
Orondo precinct, Douglas county: For
congress Hyde, rep. IL; Doolittle. rep,
IL; Cation, DEM, 8; Houston, DEM. 8; Van
Patten, pop, 2; Adams. pop. 2. For su-
preme Judge Gordon, rep, Is; Sharp
stein, DEM, 8: Ready. pop. 1; Forest,
pop, 1.
Coulee City precincts rep, SO;
Doolittle. rep, SO; Cation. DEM. 8; Heu-
ston. DEM, g; Van Patten, pop. Z; Ad-
ans, pop, 8.
For representatives-Mil rep, IA;
Paul, dem.. 4S: Ogle. pop. 3.
ADAMS COUNTY POPUL1ST.
Ritzville. Nov. 6-For representative,
Laing, populist, is elected by so major
ity. The county is populist on the state
ticket. The county Offices are divided.
Returns are indefinite.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10

State, Legislature and Big Majority OF
Congressman.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-At 11:4O tonight the
Tribune says that the republicans will
come to Cook county with majority OF
IS, 900 to 10000. The Tribune's list OF leg
islative members outside of Cook county,
printed last Saturday, so far seems to be
verified in every case, and it appears that
in the state GO republican members OF the
legislature have been chosen. 1t looks as
If Cook county had elected five out of the
seven republican congressman.
The republican central committee claim
Illinois by 10000. 16 congressman at least
and both branches of the general assem-
h1y ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
FUNERAL coRTEcE OF THE CAR
Elaborate Preparations Arranged for thu
MOurnful Procession.


MOurnful Procession.
Lividia, Nov. ct is officially stated
that the body of the late car, after ly-
ing in state in the church palace here,
will be taken to Yalta, and from there
conveyed to Sebastopol on the Russian
cruiser Pamyat Merookis. On, the flu
neral train to Moscow escort will in
clude Gear Nicholas, the czarina. car
owitch, Grand Duke George, Princess
Alix and other members of the imperial
family, the Prince and Princess Of
Wales and members of foreign royal
families related to the imperial family
Of Russia. At Moscow the body of Alex
ander III will lie in state several days
at Archapgel cathedral, and at st. Pet
ersburg in the cathedral of st, Peter
and St. Paul. At towns where the
funeral train stops on the way to st.
Petersburg dinners for the poor will be
provided at the expense of the czar, and
at each stopping place requiem mass
will be celebrated.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10

Waterville, Wash, Nov. 6.-(Yia Wen
atchee. )-Waterville gives Hyde 70;
Doolittle, 50; Cation, "a; Hueston, 20.
Representative-Mile 70; Paul, AZ;
Ogle, So.
The Indications are that the state
ticket in the county has carried by 200
plurality. Miles. republican representa-
tive, is surely elected.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
ACROSS THE BOUNDARY LINE.
Escape of Burglar From Jail-NakusI
and SLOGAN Notes.


Nakusp, B. c., Nov. 5.--Albert Little
John. confined in the lookup at Nakusp
ON a charge Of stealing $500 worth Of valu-
ables from Dan Dunn, escaped few days
ago and was re-captured while making
his way out Of the country along the Co
lumbia line.
Alex Sproat, the mining recorder at
New Denver, was recently married to
Mrs. Maud Donahue, the widow of Clar-
ence Donahue, formerly citizen OF Ward
ner, Idaho.
Quite q number Of men are leaving Max
usp for the Sandwich islands where they
expect to be employed on a railroad now
building in that country.
A site comprising ten lots has been
chosen at Revelstoke for the new c. p. r.
hotel at that point.
The Nakusp & SLOGAN railway IS COM
pleted to Three Forks, great convenience
to mining men. 1t will be operated all
winter.
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ARE Spelling FOR TROUBLE.
Mexican People Who Want War With
Guatemala,

Oaxaca, Mexico, Nov. 6.-An Official tel
errain states that Ellilis Leon, the special
envoy whom the Guatemalan govern
ment will send to this country for the pur-
pose OF treating with the Mexican govern
ment in regard to the difficulties between
ing war. will leave for the Mexican cap
ital the 18th of this month. The people Of
Oaxaca and Chiapas, Mexico, are anx-
ious for the war between Mexico and
Guatamala to begin. Volunteer militia
organizations are being formed through
out these states in anticipation Of Inn
pending war.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-10
Raw SIa,e's Record.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. 6.-Returns
ND to II O. clock indicate that Massacnu-
sets had given Greenhalge, republican,
a ma jority of $4,000.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Ten towns heard
from give a majority for Greenhalge'
republican, of 2,164, Russell 55S, net
democratic loss of 242.