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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-06

a. m. Nov. 6.-Scattering returns
received through the night give a
good showing as to the results of most
of the elections that were held yester-
day. The Standards readers are par
ticularly interested in the returns from
Kentucky. for the reason that free
coinage issue was really at the bottom
of the fight in that state. The latest
returns indicate that by narrow ma
jority Hardin has been elected COVER
nor in that state. No news has been
received as to the makeup of the legis-
lature. as far as Blackburn's election
to another term in the senate is con-
cerned. Late returns elect the demo-
cratic state ticket in New Jersey. The
returns from Massachusetts are too
meager to furnish any conclusions.
In Maryland. the voters turned SEN
ator German down. in one of the most
noteworthy political battles of recent
times. The republicans swept Iowa !;
the populists made marked gains in
that state. ~Fammany reformed the
reformers in New York. scoring a
comfortable majority over the oppo-
sition. New York state went repub-
lican by an emphatic majority. Re-
specting results in New York. the
World says: 1.-The reactionary result
in this city yesterday was provoked
by the pigheaded folly of the president
of the police board. But for the ex-
asperating effort of Mr.. Roosevelt's
uncalled-for. unjust. harsh and i'm
pressive execution of the Sunday ex-
else law. a union of all the anti-Tam-
many forces would have been as easy
and as triumphant as 1t was last year.
The predicted reaction has come.
Tammany triumpe in the first election
after it's tremendous overthrow. The
result is discouraging. 1t impeaches
the capacity of the people for sef-gov-
ernment. 1T shows that the voters are
more susceptible to wrongs than in
nelligent as rennedy.\ Every consld-
Grafton of decent politics. good gov
ernment and the ltberalizing of sum-
tuary laws REQUIRED the success OF the
reform ticket. One mans obstinacy,
folly and the unreasoning anger Of the
people have defeated It.. The large
republican majority in the state will
stand a monument to the sort of virtue
that exploits itself in regulating the
morals of other people. The wider po-
litical consequences Of the result are
grave. 1t means the strongest possible
nomination by the democrats for presi-
dent and the hardest struggle in years
as the basis of hopeful campaign
next year"
Ohio democracy bit the dust yester-
day; the republicans carried every
thing in that state. At midnight the
count was progressing In Utah, with
results that are forecast in the dis
patches printed below.
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At THE POLLS
Tuesdays Vote in a
Dozen States.
SOME BIG CHANGES
Tammany Wipes the Ground With
Those Who Fought for Reform.
MR.. GORMAN KNOCKED OUT

By Big Majorities the Republicans
Sweep the Empire State-ken-
tuoky Is Too Close to Be Settled
at This Hour-In Ohio Senator
Brice Is Defeated on the Legis-
lative Ticket by Two to One
Iowa Gives an Old-Time Repub-
lican M MaJority-In Utah the Count
Was Progressing at Midnight.
But the Returns Are Too Tardy
to Warrant Any Conclusion-Yes-
terday's Work Summed Up.
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Goodwin Under 81, 900 Bonds.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Kalispell, Mont, Nov. 5.-The preiimi-
nary examination of RAY Goodwin and
other leaders of the strike terminated
this evening. The defendants were bound
over 20 await the action of the district
court Goodwin was placed under 81 900
bail. The specific charge was pushing
the snow dozer into the pit of the turn
table. The night hostler identified the
defendants as the ones who came to the
roundhouse Sunday night and killed the
engines. Goodwin was the leader and
spokesman of the mob.
An important arrest was made this
evening in connection with the attempted
wrecking of the passenger train from the
East yesterday. Charles Lee. a boy OF
is years. is in jail charged with setting
fire to the bridge.
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Pennsylvania.

I Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Returns re-
ceived up to midnight indicate that
BENZ. j. Haywood. republican, has been
elected state treasurer by about 10000
plurality, a republican gain over 1893.
which was also an off year, of about
5000. This tate also elects seven judg-
es of the new supreme court. OF these.
the six republicans nominated are
elected. The seventh man on the ticket
lis doubtful. In this city the republican
ticket is elected by an overwhelming
majority. Complete returns from is OF
the 81 wards show republican pluTali-
tiles of 34,365. If this ratio Is kept up,
the plurality in this city will be fully
60 600.
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New York. Nov. 5.-Precisely at 4
o'clock this evening the polls were
closed in the 1892 election districts of
this city and the counting of votes
was begun "a few minutes later. Candi-
dates and party leaders who had spent
the day working about the booths, hur-
ried off to the various headquarters.
where Arrangements had been made to
receive early returns. There was a
great rush made for Tammany hall.
where. as On past years. the returns
are read. The voting in this city
passed of very quietly and there was
little trouble about the polls. Com
parsons on 300 districts OF this city
show democratic gain over last year
of 9.S75. Six hundred and five districts
out OF 1892 dn the city of New York
give Palmer 1926: King. $3.50. Re-
turns from one-fourth of the districts
in New York city Indicate the demo-
Gratis will carry the city on the state
ticket by $4,000.
New York. Nov. 5.-New York has
been carried by the republicans by plu-
ralitles ranging from 5000 TO 5000.
compared with a plurality OF 24,iS4 for
the head OF the ticket two years ago.
Returns from more than one-half Of
the election districts outside OF the city
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Jersey City. Nov. 5.-Fifteen minutes
after the polls closed In New Jersey
the state committees of both parties
each issued a bulletin claiming the
state from 1000 10 plurality Returns
received up to 10 D. m. indicate ma
jority for McGill. democrat, or about
5000. The districts to be heard from
are republican.
Trenton, N. j.. Nov. Sat midnight
1t is difficult to even forecast the cleo
,tion to New Jersey for the reason that
official figures are not to be had and
also for the reason that Essex county
is conceded to be the pivotal point in
the absence of trustworthy figures.
Both sides claim to have carried the
county. the democrats claiming a ma
jority Of 1000 and the republicans a
majority of 5.000
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A. viewed From the Mole.

San Francisco. Nov. 5.-The threatened
strike of the employees of the Great Nor
thern railroad has caused no little COM
ment among local railroad men, and
especially among the members of the
A. n. u. The dissatisfaction of the Hill
men has a peculiar significance in this
city Oakland and Sacramento. inasmuch
as IL is generally admitted that on the
success or failure of a strike on the
Great Northern, at this time. hinges the
future of all organized railway labor
west of the Missouri river.
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A, oIa Man and wIfe Murdered.

Baltimore. Nov. Capt. Frederick
Lang ard wife were murdered az their
home on Franklin avenue. Gardinville.
last night. Their skulls were crushed
as they Law In bed and the house ran
sacked. Ii Is supposed robbery was
the incentive Of ne double murder.
Captain Lang was about so years old
and owned a great deal OF property
and a number OF oyster vessels.
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THE STORMS CENTER.
Business Men aud City Authorities Dis
gusted with the situation.

ST. Paul, Nov. 5.-A special from Devils
Lake. N. D.. says: Since the strike was
ordered no freight trains have departed.
but one has arrived. The latter was a
limited one going east. Passenger trains
are not interfered with. Mayor Kelly
aud the city council are determined that
no such disgraceful scenes as were en-
acted in the last strike shall occur The
business men generally are provoked and
disgusted with the state of affairs. The
strikers are quiet and orderly and have
made no action toward interfering with
their fellow employees.
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In the African xsIids.

Philadelphia. Nov. 5.-A cablegram
was received in this city last night
from DR.. Donaldson Smith dated Alden.
bearing the word '7Successful." This
news establishes the safety OF the
plucky Philadelphian who a year and a
half has been exploring the wilds Of
Eastern Africa. and at the same time
puts an end TO the doubts as TO his
safety felt by those interested In the
expedition the past few months.
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The Date and Place. Not Carter.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-The News WASH
ington special says: Competent re-
publican authorities declare that at the
meeting OF the national committee in
this city next month only one question
will be considered. the date and loca-
ton OF the national convention Il
has been agreed by all hands TO turn
down the movement among certain
Indiana republicans 10 oust Senator
Carter as chairman.
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Ingraham's Views.

Cleveland, Nov 5.-Firt Assistant
Grend Chief T. s. Ingram of the Broth
e-hood OF Locomotive Engineers, Who
represents Chief Arthur during the lat
ter's absence I'm Europe. said to-dly that
as far as is known at headquarters the
engineers Of the Great Northern hal no
grievances. He believed IL highly i'm
probable that they woud anyway be-
come involved In any strike.
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Clark's Record.

Denver. Nov. 5.-Harry Clark of Den
yer. In a sanctioned trial at the Den
yer Wheel club track to-day. broke all
the worlds unpaced records, for both
classes and B. from three TO five
miles. His time was as follows: Three
miles, tbs 10: four miles. 1856 10; five
miles. 1894 20.
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Baltimore Nov. 5.-The News. DEM
ocrat. has issued an extra in which IL
claims Shat Lowndes. republican. hzs
carried the city by $1,000. and is elected.
Baltimore, Nov. 5.-The Herald, inde-
pendent, concendes Lowndes' election,
and says that his majority may reach
20 900. Pt also comedies the election OF
a republican legislature. which insures
a republican successor to United States
Senator Gibson.
Washington, Nov. "a star special
from Baltimore says that the demo-
cratic state committee comedies the
election of Lowndes. republican. for
governor and Hooper. republican. for
mayor.
Baltimore, Nov. 5.-There are enough
returns in TO indicate that there has
been a landslide in Maryland, and that
the democratic ticket il under. by ma
torities ranging from 5000 upwards.
There seems 20 be no room for any
doubt that the republicans have elected
efaeir entire state and city ticket. and
VIII have a majority in the next legis-
fature. Baltimore goes for the republi-
can ticket BY a majority ranging from
5000 70 5000. and both branches OF the
city council VIII probably be republican
for the first time In many years.
Baltimore, Nov. Six precincts out
of 19S In Baltimore city give Hunst Ss4:
Lowndes 1908. a republican gain over
1888 of 55S
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San Francisco. Nov. 5.-lSix furlongs
Patriot won, Ida Sauer second.
Mount Roy third; time, 1:19A. Five
furlongs-4Mollie Rawn won. Vahente
second. Harry third: time. 1:oi. Seven
furlongs-wawona won, Centurion sec
ond. Goodwin III. third; time. 1:32. Five
furlongs-Yemen won, Potentate sec
ond. Realization third: time. 102. Mile
and a sixteenth--Barcaldin won, Cice-
70 second, Morgan third; time. SO.
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and Brooklyn, cor above the Harlem.
show a net republican gain OF 1z,sOS,
compared with the vote of two years
ago. Maintaining the same average,
the gains will reach $4,000 outside of
greater New York. In the two cities
below the Harlem the democratic plu-
raAty OF 60.34S two years ago has been
reduced about $4,000, giving the state
to the head of the republican TICKET by
$4,000 plurality In round numbers. The
two branches OF the legislature remain
as before. under the direction of the
republicans. The election throughout
the state was orderly and rapidly con-
Quoted, and the results are quickly
compiled. At midnight returns from
2.220 election districts out of 3,3ss above
the Harlem, or two-thirds of the state,
outside of New York and Kings coun-
ty. give Palmer, republican, for secre-
tary of state. 2S5.S03 King. democrat,
1s2.7s6, showing a republican plurality
Of 103.016. a republican gain of 1882
compared with 1898.
! Returns from 2.519 districts out of
1888 north of the Harlem river. ieav-
Ing s64 districts TO be heard from, at
1850 O'Clock this morning. gives Palmer,
476; King, democrat, 207 ,5s7, a republi-
can plurality of 1881. showing a re-
publican gain of 25.152 as compared with
the vote of 1898 The same relative gain
the vote of 1898. The same relative
gain win leave the republicans a plu-
ralfty of 11S,50o north of the Harlem.
Deducting the democratic plurality OF
1852 for the head of the state ticket in
a hn fad
ocraItfc plurality of 5000 in Brooklyn,
the republican plurality in the state at
large will be settled to fully 10000.
New York, Nov. Sat $40 O'Clock to-
night Commissioner Roosevelt said at
police headquarters: II admit the dem
ocratic county ticket is successful"
New York, Nov. 5.-with one-half of
the election districts In this city re-
ported. the indications are that the
Tammany local ticket will have a ma
jority of 26, 44S over rhe fusion ticket.
New York, Nov. 5.1The election of
Amos j. Cummings, democrat. TO con-
gress for the Tenth district is conceded
by the republicans. His plurality Ia es-
tima ted at 1000.
New York, Nov. 5.-The World extra
thus summarizes the results: Returns
from one-half of the election districts
in this city Indicate majority OF over
10000 for the democratic state ticket.
Tammany leaders are claiming the city
by 1000 majority. The Tammany tick
ct has won in city and county by about
15 900 majority. Returns as received
from districts In this city indicate that
the republicans have carried the state,
the democratic vote in the city not be-
ing large enough to wipe out the repub-
llcan majority above Harlem bridge.
Enthusiastic republicans claim the
state by 100000. The figures are proba-
bly, nearer $1,000.
New York, a. m, Nov. 6.-rhe off,
cfal majority for governor in New Jer-
sey is Griggs. 2s.422; McGin, 1890
'Griggs' plurality, 20,S22.
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Havana. Nov. 5.-The Insurgents
hanged six negroes 20 a tree in the PA
tetfhs district OF Caribea. province OF
santa Clara. Near GuaSIna. not far
from Sante Sptritu. and also IN the
province OF santa Clara. the insur-
gents derailed trains by use Of dyna-
mite bombs Three hundred head OF
cattle were killed
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SPECIAL Disp1tch 20 the StAhdafu
Helena. Nov. AT meeting OF the
trustees OF the State Historical society
tonight. wnl Z. Sanders. Son OF Col w.
+. Sanders. was elected librarian 10 nh
the position made vacant by the recent
death OF Harry :. Wheeler.
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--Crown Perfumery Co. s
--Of London, England

European connoisseurs pronounce
these goods the finest in the world
and Paris consumes more of them
than any other city.
Their new oder. Matsukita, is a
wonder. Ladies are invited to call
and examine their Violettes de
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Blanc. Orchidia. White Heho-
trope, ETC.. etc.
We also carry the standard
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as Palmer's. Lundborgi, Lazells.
Colgate. etc. etc.
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second, Shustletock third: time, leg.
Five and 4 hall furlongs-Lufra won,
Marquis second. Epona third: time. l.@i1.
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Helena. Nov. "a difference of opinion
between Chief Justice w. Y. Pemberton
aad Col. w. +. Sanders led TO some
what sensational scene In the supreme
court this morning. Colonel Sanders in
sisted on expressing his opinion, and the
court was determined he should not, as
the matter the colonel wanted 10 dis
cuss had been disposed OF. Three times
the chief justice ordered the colonel 10
sit down before the war horse was sup
pressed. The trouble arose over the mo-
ton introduced by Colonel Sanders yes
terday TO strike out certain parts of the
complaint charging Editor ]. r. Faulds
of the stevensville Northwest Tribune
with contempt.
At the opening of court Chief Justice
Pemberton announced that the motion
was overruled. Colonel Sanders, who en-
tered court three minutes later. arrived
lust I'm time to hear the decision. He at
once entered a protest TO denying the
motion without permitting an argument.
The decision, he thought. was wrong and
he said what he thought. Chief Justice
Pemberton said that the matter had been
disposed or. and an answer would be
expected by O'Clock in the afternoon
Colonel Sanders demanded stenograph-
/ er TO take the proceedings, and the court
stated Il would permit no such delay and
ordered the colonel TO take his seat
Then followed other remarks by the war
horse ana TWICE ne was ofoeieu " eaNo
/ his seat. The colonel did so, but with
/ evident reluctance
/ At the opening OF the afternoon session
/ Colonel Sanders had a surprise for the
J court Instead OF nling an answer TO
the charge OF contempt he presented a
motion to quash the warrent OF attach
/ nants on l6 different grounds. The argu-
/ ment OF this motion took up the after
noon Colonel Sanders and Lee Word
/ supported the motion and Attorney Cen
eral Haskell argued against IL. The court
win render a decision regarding 10 to-
morrow morning. IL the motion TO
ouash is overruled Editor Faulds.
! through his attorneys. will file his an
i
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Ebcnhardt's Record.

Salina. Kan. Nov. 5.-Frank Eber-
hardt broke the worlds third of mile,
standing start. unpaced. bicycle record
here to-day In AZ seconds.
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GAY IN A TIGHT HOLE
The State Is Making a Strong Case
Against Him.
SANDERS HAD TO SIT DOWN
He Took Exceptions to the Chief
Justices Ruling The War
Horse Is Fighting for Ed
itor Faulds.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 5-The second day of the
Gay murder case passed without excit-
ing incident to-day. The court room was
crowded with spectators eager to hear
all that was said. Ed westbrook was
the first witness Of the day. He told
how, while hunting horses Immediately
after the escape OF Gay and Gross from
the officers. he had come across them
and detailed the conversation that took
place between them. He said that Gay
told him to tell the authorities where
they could be found: that II the officers
wanted them. they could come and get
them. The witness said that Gay re-
marked that he had done nothing to be
arrested for and did not intend to be
taken. There are not men enough In
Meagher county to take me-" he contin-
ued.
Now. Mr.. westbrook," said Attorney
Waterman. didn't Gay tell you. as you
sat on those logs, that the people OF
Castle and Meagher county had been
hunting him for a long time; that they
had shot at him at sight; searched his
home without warrants and had sent
him letters with the vigilant 3-7-U'
across them In red ink?"
He said something to that effect"
said Westbrook.
"And didn't Gay say that IL sheriff
would come to him with the proper
papers he would give himself up?''
mo sir. he said he wouldn't be taken"
westbrook said he then rode back and
Informed the authorities that the two
men were out at burst ranch. He saw
the guns Gay and Gross had. The for
mer carried a big 45-120 Sharpe's rifle.
sometimes called a buffalo gun. while
Gross had n smaller calibre Winchester.
I'm the afternoon, Pete Westbrook. tho
constable, who was with Deputy Sheriff
RAIDER when killed. was the witness ex-
amined. He made an excellent witness
for the state. His memory seemed to
be perfectly clear, and he detailed the
story of the killing OF RAIDER with great
exactness and deliberation. His cross
examination took most OF the afternoon.
but the testimony was not shaken He
told how RAIDER trailed Gay and Gross to
the hills and gave the story of the fight
/ that followed. He saw Gross step out
| from behind a tree and shoot RAIDER In
the back when only 80 feet away from
| him.
Denis McGrail, one Of the three depu-
/ ties from whom Gay and Gross nrst
escaped, repeated the story of the es-
cape as related the day before. Late In
/ the afternoon ex-Sheriff Joe Lamar took
| the stand. Hisa examination was not
| completed when the court adJournmed
| for the day. So far the state has made
out a strong case The cross-examina-
tions have developed little or nothing
/ favorable 70 the defense.
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IMPORT
SHIPMENTS.
.-Pinaud's

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and Salts. Every lady should see
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ON THE TRACK.
At Morris Park.

New York, Nov. 5-The largest crowd
OF the meeting turned out to-day. the
last day of the racing at Morris Park
Five furlongs-Tremargo won. Karma
second. Medica third Six furlongs-
weinberg won. Pescemaker second.
Patron third: time. ISIS white
Plains handicap. six furlongs-Hazlet
won, Merry Prince second. Silver ii
third: time. lag. Mile and a quarter
Jucania won. Refugee second. Brandy
wine third: time. 2:ll- Mile-Sir DiSon.
jr.. won. Doggett second. Manchester
third; time. 1854. Mile and a quarter
Deerslayer second. Monaco third: time.
i:sz.. Steeplechase. about miles-Rieh-
ards won. Duke OF Abereorn second.
woodford third time. 5s53.
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In 1tncinnatL

Cincinnati. Nov THE feature OF an
excellent days racing at Latonia to-day
was the Tobacco stakes. Miie-Strath-
meath won. Tom sayre secand. Ia Gre
ole third: time. i:iA Six furlongs-NiCk
third. time. lis. Handicap. mile AID a
sixteenth-Sfrnon w. won. Lobs1gula
second. Egbart third: time. l;471s. To-
bacco stakes value 10 winner &.3is. mile
Buck Massie won, Lehman second.
Grammar third. time. i:ioi1. Five and a
half furlongs--I rsille wen. Ida wagner
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Chicago. Nov. 5-The republicans
carried the slsotions by pluralities OF
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Continued ON rage
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