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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
SPOKANE MEN GET THE CONTRACT
VIII Build the Capitol FoundatiOn-In
the Supreme Court.

Olympia. Nov. S.-The capitol COM
mission opened bids on the second call
for the capitol foundation this after
noon and awarded the contract to Moi
fatt Bros. of Spokane at SAT, 400 AL
though other bids were less, this was
accepted as the best responsible bid.
The lowest figures We're Flyn and Rock
mark. Seattle, 400 and the highest
N. j. Blagon, Portland. $66.0OO Lillis
and Tucker to whom the contract was
originally awarded refused to give
bonds for the protection of labor and
material men. Tenino sandstone will
be used.
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Edison General Electric Light Co APP
pellant VS.. M. l.. Watten, respondent.
Reversed.
Stewart Gordon respondent VS.. Park
& Lacy Manufacturing company, APP
pellant Reversed with instructions to
dissolve the temporary injunction.
Josiah Van Hook respondent vs.. X.
o. Burns and Chapman appellants;
from Spokane. Affirmed.
Robt. Murray respondent We. f. H.
Guse and F. X. Pugh appellants; from
Spokane. Reversed and injunction orr
| dered Dissolved.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
THE RESULT IN CALIFORN1A.

San Francisco, Nov. About half of
the entire vote of California has been
counted and the result indicates that
James II. Budd, democratic candidate for
governor, has plurality of between 5000
and 1900 votes. His plurality i'm this city
will probably amount to 10000. With the
exception of the supreme court justices
and comptroller, sufficient returns have
not been received to indicate which party
has been successful with the remainder
of the state ticket. The republicans have
elected one supreme court JUSTICE. Hen
shaw, and the democrats the other two,
Temple and Bridgeford, the latter being
elected to fill the unexpired term. Col
gan, republican nominee for comptroller
is also elected by perhaps 5000 plurality.
The returns now indicate that the re-
publicans have elected six of the seven
congressman. Mcguire, democrat1 In the
Fourth district, is reelected while there
Is little doubt that Caminetti. the pres
ent representative from the Second dis
trict, Deady in the First and English in
the Third have been defeated. NJ more
than one-fourth of the vote In the First
has been counted. but Barham, republican,
| continues to gain. There are no returns
| to indicate the complexion of the legisla-
ture.
In this city $50 precincts give Budd,
democrat, 3055S: Estee, republican. 49,
| 4sG; Webster, populist, 6.199; French 6sd.
| Three more precincts, having An votes,
are yet to hear from.
| Returns from senatorial and ASSEMBLY
| districts in California indicate the cleo
ton of IA republican senators and 4s as
| semblymen. This. with the eight hold
| over senators, would give the republicans
| 10 majority on joint ballot.
| SILVER MAN FROM NEVADA.
| Carson City, New. Nov. THE return.
are coming in slowly. At many points
the count is still in progress. From th'
| meagre returns received the indications
are that Jones, the nominee of the FREE
silver party has defeated Cleveland thu
500 The congressional election Is clos
hut indications in favor of Newlands
silver party candidate,
MONTANA RIGHT IN LINE.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 7,-Chairman Liant
states that Hartman, republican, for con
gress, and Hunt, republican, for hssociat
Justice, are undoubtedly elected II
claims the legislature Is republican b
Is on joint ballot.
wYOMING's FIGURES.
cheyenne, Wye, Nov. 7.-Incomplei
returns from every county In Wyomin
show that Frank w. Mondell, republica
| candidate for congress will have at lea,
, 200 plurality. William A. Richards fe
! governor is elected by at least 1900.
UTAH is REPUBLICAN.
5 Ogden, Utah, Nov. THE third cditio
e | of the Salt Lake Tribune estimates Cal
. mons majority at nearly 10000 Salt Lai
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
PUBLISH ELECTION RETURNS.
Extraordinary Preparations Made by
Telephone and Telegraph Companies.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Extraordinary
preparations have been made for the
distribution of election returns In Chi
cago and elsewhere in the wes,. 80
work. in many respects, will be on a
scale never before attempted, and is
to be accomplished. in part. at least,
by methods entirely novel. The West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph COM
panies will supply bulletins to their
customers, clubs, theatres and other
resorts at the usual rates. covering the
country more rapidly and thoroughly.
it is said, owing to the greatly increased
number of men employed. than on any
previous similar occasion. The most
unique feature of the work, probably.
will be in the methods to be utilized
i'm the long distance telephone compa-
ny, which, in connection with the Chi
cago Telephone Company, will make "a
new departure by furnishing free to all
who have telephones. an extensive Sc
ries of bulletins. These bulletins will
be talked direct, by long-distance tele-
phone from New York to Chicago. and
will then be distributed throughout the
local telephone systems to offices and
residences, almost without number.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
CHANGES OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
Admiral Gherardi TO Retire-A Number
of Details Published.

Washington, Nov. 7.-Secretary Her
bert has issued formal'order retiring
Admiral Gherardi, senior admiral of the
navy, and commandant at the navy
yard on the 10th inst. The following de-
tails were also made: Superintendent of
the naval academy. Captain Phillip
Cooper, now in command of the u. 5. ).
San Francisco. Cooper Is one OF the
youngest captains. The secretary ex-
poets to detail Admiral Walker to the
light house board, to succeed Admiral
Greer. who will shortly retire. Commo-
dore II. l.. Pythian has been detailed as
superintendent of the naval observa-
tory to relieve Captain McNair. Captain
McNair is to be on the examining and
retiring board. Captain Allan Vreed Is
to command the Portsmouth navy yard,
Captain ii. M. Shepard is to command
at San Francisco. Captain f. IL. Pick
ing is to command the Minnesota
| Commander c. 8, Morton is to command
| the South Atlantic station.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL
Effort of WaIIa Walla Prisoners Resulted
in One Being Shot.

Walla Walla, Nov. "a daring attempt
at Jail break was frustrated this evening
by Deputy Sheriff Guthridge, who shot
prisoner named Shea in the left knee, In
ficting flesh wound.
The county Jail at present has 4S IN
mates, mostly all United States prison
ers awaiting trial in the United States
court that meets Wednesday. During the
day the prisoners were allowed their free
dom inside the corridor of the jail. About
$50 this evening Observation-Disclosures
heard prisoner working at the rear OF
the Jail and on investigation discovered a
prisoner named Shea in u corner with Il
large bar of iron prying brick from the
wall, having succeeded in almost cut
ting through the wall. The deputy or
dered Shea to stop, which he refused to
do, when the deputy shot at him, the bull
let striking his left knee. inhicting a
slight flesh wound. Shea then gave uI
and was taken to IA cell and locked up.
Several days ago the prisoners con
cocted a scheme to make break. and
some way managed to secure small
file with which they cut the bars separat-
ing the inside corridors from the outer
xtrnl
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Ohio Has Nineteen Out OF Twenty on.
COngreSSmcn.

Cincinnati, Nov. THE returns indi-
cate that the republican plurality for
secretary of state will exceed 10000 The
newly elected delegation to congress con-
sits of 10 republicans and two democrats.
The democrats carry the Third and Four
teenth districts. The republicans do not
concede the election of Sorg in the Third
and Layton in the Fourth districts, their
pluralites being less than 100.
Tom l.. Johnson, democrat, is defeated
by Theodore E. Burton, republican, who
has plurality of 1922.
While the republican plurality in Ohio
is almost double McKinley's plurality of
$1,000 last year, the total vote for the
republican ticket falls several thousand
short of the vote for Mckinley, showing
that the result is due to the democratic
vote not coming out.
SOLID IN MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, Nov. T.-Minnesota elects a sol
Id republican delegation to congress.
INCREASE IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Sioux city, Iowa. Nov. 7.-Governor
Sheldon Of South Dakota places his plural
ity at 1900, against 10000 in 1892. The
republican candidates for congress and
the entire state ticket are elected.
WALKOvER IN MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Mich. Nov. 7.-Reports up to
one o'clock indicate that of 100 represen-
tatives in the Michigan Legislature, 81
are assuredly republicans and one demo-
crat -populist. OF - senators 81 are re-
publican. The News latest returns on
governor show a plurality of. 5000 for
Rich.
ILLINOIS PROUD RECORD.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Returns today show
continued gains for the republicans on
the state ticket. headed by Wuln for
treasurer. Indications are for a repub-
Iican plurality of 100000 Every man or
the republican county ticket is elected
by plurality running from 1900 to
25OOO. The state legislature will be re-
publican. insuring the republican success
| or to Cullom. A surprising republican
| gain is indicated. Each of the sever
| congressional districts in the city Is re
| publican with the possible exception Of
| CONGRESSMAN McCanns district. Som'
| democratic leaders concede his defeat
with six precincts to hear from Congress
| man Mccain was nine votes behind Bel
1 khan. republican. Illinois has elected 2
| republicans and one democrat to congress
/ GREAT VICTORY OF INDIANA.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. Partial re
turns Indicate that the state is republican
by at least 5000. The republican stat
committee says 1t will not be surprise
IL the plurality reaches 10000. The repuh
licans have elected IL and possibly a.
10 members OF congress. The democrat
still have hopes that 3. NJ. Stockslage
in the Third and w. Shotman In tn
Fourth are elected. The legislature
republican in both branches.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16

elected six congressman and the dem
Gratis four. with the Seventh district stiii
in doubt. with chances in favor of owens,
democrat.
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS.
Little Rock. Nov. THE democrats
have elected their six congressman from
this state by majorities ranging from 1000
10 1000.
FRAUD IN LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Nov. 7.-Returns from the
three sugar districts leave no doubt OF
the election of the democrats. Chairman
Behrn says there has been wholesale in
timidation and fraud. and the republicans
will contest Louisiana. The delegation OF
six will be solidly democratic.
WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATES.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 1.-THE republic
an state committee makes the follow
ing statement tonight: Governor, re-
publican, first district, elected to congress
by $3.50 majority: Dayton, Second district.
over Wilson. 1900 majority: Miller. repub-
lican. Fourth. 1900 majority. This makes
the state republican on the popular vote.
upwards of 5000 Both branches of the
legislature is republican by n majority
of "a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
A MOST TEMPEsTuous VOYAGE.
The Amsterdam Mixed Up With u Cy
clone and Hurricane.

New York, Nov. THE Netherlands
American line steamer Amsterdam ar
rived this morning from Rotterdam af-
ter a most tempestuous voyage. She
was unable to call at Cologne for pass
engers owing to a heavy gale. October
30 and 81 she experienced a cyclone,
and strong gales were experienced up to
November 8, when the ship ran into an
other hurricane. lasting four hours. The
storm was accompanied by vivid light
ming and heavy rain. st. Elmo's fire was
seen at the mastheads for fully Is min
utes. The vessel received no damage.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
CLINCH THE VICTORY
Republican Majority Which Reed
Can Use to Advantage.
SENATE MAY BE REPUBLICAN
Chance for a Nj j'rity of Ons to Three
When What Body Is Organized
Gov. Waite Explains.

Washington, Nov. when Chair
man Babcock of the republican congress
sional committee left the republican
headquarters tonight he said reports
during the day give the republicans 2S0
out of 1856 members of the house beyond
peradventure, while there was posi-
bility of securing n additional MEM
bers. Mr.. Babcock also stated his in
formation leads him to believe that
there is a possibility of securing three
more members from Alabama, two from
Illinois, one each from Iowa. Kansas,
Kentucky, Nebraska and South Carroll
ma two more from Minnesota. two from
Ohio two from Pennsylvania. two from
Missouri. one from Arkansas. three
from Louisiana and one from Texas. If
these claims are realized 1t will give the
republicans 257 members, or a majority
of 80 members.
COMPOSITION OF THE SENATE.
Reports received up to o'clock to-
night indicate that the next senate will
have 40 democrats. Al republicans and
six populists. while the attitude of the
successor of Senator Harris, of Tonnes
see, is still I'M doubt. In this classified
ton Senators Stewart and Jones, of Ne
vada, who were elected by the republic
cans, but who have announced their
separation from that party and Govern
or Tiliman, who will doubtless be elect
ed by the so-called independent demo-
Gratis OF the South Carolina Legislature
are placed in the populist column. Till
man will probably vote with the demo-
Gratis on organization, and Stewart and
| Jones, of Nevada, and PETER, with the
| republicans. This would throw the bal
| ance Of power into the hands of the
| populists.
Chairman Faulkner gives the republi-
cans two hundred members of the
| house, democrats 142, populists 6
| doubtful 8. BY states this would give the
democrats IL, republicans27 populists
| and doubtful 3-Coiorado, Idaho and
Wyoming.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
PROTECT REPUBLICAN RIGHTS.
Need for q Strong Stand in North Caro-.
lima Counties,

Washington, Nov. S.-Chairman Bah
cock of the republican congressional
committee received the following letter
today from A. Il. Holton, chairman Of
the republican state central committee
of North Carolina: I'VE won COM
plete victory at the polls here yester-
day. We elected the judicial ticket by
estimated majorities of over 10000 and
have both branches of the legislature,
with four republicans and three popu-
list congressman. A fight will have to
be made tomorrow before the county
canvassing boards. 1t will be neces-
sary for us to employ counsel to appear
before the canvassing boards In many
counties. The democrats say they have
given up the state but our best in
formation is that they will appear be-
fore the boards tomorrow prepared to
do all in their power" Chairman Bah
cock has instructed Holton to employ
all the counsel necessary to protect
republican rights. Chairman Babcock
now estimates that there will be 256
republicans in the next house.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
PUT HIM OUT OF THE WAY.
Mysterious Murder OF Matthew Bartlett
Mt Tacoma.

Tacoma, Nov. Sat daylight this morn
ing the lifeless body of Matthew NJ.
Bartlett n well-known young man, was
found on st. Helen's avenue sidewalk
by newsboy. The right ear was bruised
and the nose bloody The body bore no
other marks OF violence. Though pa
pers from his pockets were scattered
about. his gold watch was untouched.
The autopsy held tonight fails to dis
close the cause of death. The theory IL
quite generally advanced that Bartlett
was murdered for knowing too much
about the mysterious death of Account
ant Joseph A. Shade at Steilacoom asy-
lum last March,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
SOLID SOUTH Is SMASHED.
Two Republican congressman Legisla-
ture in Doubt.

Raleigh, NJ c., Nov. 1.-THE state
judicial ticket is so close that 1t will
require an official count to decide. The
legislature Is in doubt. The democrats
hope for 1t, but make no claims. The
popnlist and republican leaders are very
confident. The indications are that the
fusion ticket has defeated democratic
congressional candidates in the First,
Fourth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth dis
tricts making the congressional dele
cation stand three democrats. two repub-
ucans and four populists. The democrats,
however, are still claiming the Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth districts.
ONE MORE IN VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, Noy. 7.-Chairman ELL
son has Just received a telegram saying
the Eighth district has gone for Walker,
republican.
FIGHTING CHANCE IN ALABAMA.
Birmingham Ala. Nov. Later re-
turns from the Ninth congressional dis
trict show that Underwood, democrat,
Is elected by at least 1900 majority. The
returns from the Seventh, the only one
in Alabama where the democrats are
not sure of success. Indicate the election
of Howard, populist. over Bronson. The
Kolbites are high In spirits over the re-
suit. Their convention called to meet In
Montgomery next Monday will organize
| a legislature of their own and name a
| United States senator to contest for the
seat of John l.. Morgan. who will be
reelected by the democrats on this
| ground that majority of the regular
| legislature was elected by fraud.
TENNESSEE NEWS CHEERING.
| Nashville, Nov. 7.-Chairman Campbell
Of the state democratic central COMMITTEES
says he does not concede the election o
| Evans. republican. 1t looks now as
| an official count will be required to settl
| the question. The congressional delega
ton will stand five republicans, fiy
democrats The legislature is democratic
IN KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Nov THE republicans hav
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
HOW IDAHO STANDS
Returns Of Half the Vote Gives
Republican Plurality $500
LATE RETURNS FROM IHE EAST
Republ cans Figure 259 NJ mb.rs for
abe Lower House OF Congress and
~ IN the senate.

Boise, Idaho. Nov. S.--Returns from
the election have been coming in very
slowly. About half the vote of the state
has been heard from. and indicates a
republican plurality of something more
than $500. The vote received shows the
following totals:
For congress-W Wilson, rep, 5,S42; Bal
lentine, DEM. 3.22s; Gum. pop, 1853
For governor-McConnell rep. 6.073:
Stevenson. dem, 4,oss; Ballantine.
pop. 4.2G0.
For lieutenant governor-Mills, rep,
1856; Thatcher. dem, 3.492: Chambers,
pop, 3,439.
For secretary of state-Garrett, rep,
1874; Hall. dem. 1906; Tibbals pop,
s.570.
The others do not vary materially
the republicans have elected 32 mem
bers of the Legislature. possibly "a. CIV
ing them n safe majority on joint ballot,
there being IS members of both houses
OVATION TO MCCONNELL.
Governor Mcconnell was given an en-
thusiastic ovation upon his arrival here
this evening An immense throng was at
the depot to greet him. The band had
been engaged. and 1t played welcom-
ing air as the train pulled In. A process
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POPULlSM IN SHOSHONE.
Osbourn, Idaho, Nov. S.-W. b. Hey
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-16
FUNERAL coRTEoE OF THE CAR
Elaborate Preparations Arranged for the
Mournful Procession.


Lividia, Nov. ct is officially stated
that the body of the late czar, after ~
ing in state in the church palace here,
will be taken to Yalta, and from there
conveyed to Sebastopoi on the Russian
cruiser Pamyat Merookis. on the fu-
neral train to Moscow escort Will in
clude Car 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 Archangel 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.