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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-24

One OF our correspondents has Sug-
gssted that one OF the happy signs of
he times is the manner in which many
people who have heretofore held aloot
:rom anything connected with the Gov
eminent or politics ars constantly
changing their tactics and sndeayoring
10 cooperate with the officials of the
country. This influx Of new material
has perhaps been more noticeable in
the military companies, where are now
men who ST one time were prepared 70
fight or do anything 70 upset affairs,
In the American League. as we'll. new
faces and new leaders appear. The
Government looks upon this movement
With favor and II is 10 be hoped that
the anticipation OF barriers being grad
uslIy broken down VIII be fully real
lied
Though the Government held affairs
down with Z strong hand when forced
70 protect the country, the officials have
shown themselves quite ready 10 over
look the differences Of the past and al
low those who plotted and schemed in
the past TO turn back and come into the
fold on the same footing with those
Who stood IN the breach from the first.
Mems minds change quickly in this
country. and the friendly hand is
c1ickly extended TO those who show 4
disposition 10 reciproeare. Sometimes
Honolulu officials fail 10 discover who
their true friends are and overlook
tceu II the sn6eavor 70 gain the good
VII Of those who have been bitterly OF
posed but this Is very seldom the case
The Government OF Hawaii Is not
conducted on the party line idea; that
i, the party lines Of the ms are not
50 strictly drawn as 10 raise an insur-
1-ocnCabIs barrier against the outs.
ne ProdigL son is given his place a
ne political table II ne viii leave the
e--Szs Of tisss1siou and cone back and
AXE IL The Government is always in
ss-esCsd ii It's prudigzIs and bears them
10 III will II takes them al their word
and i willing 70 continue Is If nothing
lad happened Meanwhile. the ogpo-
sl-i0r press keeps I'd = continual howl
and asserts that the country is on the
verge Of reTolu-ion and every sort oil
Calamity Lnagt-4bls- As the former
enemies have the appearance Of now
Being fast and loyal friends. it would
seen Jh2t the CALMLY howl Of the OF
position Is appreciated BY only Z seIec1
few We hope and trust that This is.
rue and thai the GoTarnnsur in max
9z new frtza1is readily Is not losing the
Old u1ss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-24

ing nom MeKinley'S political corpora,
ton with eS-President Harrison, his
close friendship for H. IL, Kohlsaat al
CHICAGO. and his well known loyalty e
The principles % protection for Ameri.
can capital and industry. wherever To-
Gated. there ought 70 be little doubt Of
his attitude on the Hawaiian question
In addition 70 all the foregoing. We
now have an expression Of opinion 70
personal friend, Ii is clear state
mept in favor Of annexation, and is GER
sainly rsaSSuring as eyidsncing his at
titude provided he is elected.
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Il rscsE E-srTl=E With Z rel-e-
ssE-l-zrs Of this paper Prot E1eheis
EXPRESSED hz-selt - trrsvCcahIE ep-
pcse5 e he Importation q plants
tru1 japan While -1e present EeCh0G
Of F-lz- Inspection 0bCzE-ecL Thzz
naE-er q Plant Inspection l. one that
deserves ths careful 1rzs111z q the
AzChcrilss - umT pes-s have beer
truCghr GO TIE ccC--rv Il the earth
thz- a.z1zres 70 che roots CT imported
Plans and the casual eEnEz-tgl
uz5E C -aE plant ard earth A ven Z
50 zz1sz,,7-1-z -1E1 L would seen none
TOO zevas rc zl1E 0zIT zeezs 10 se
bru1g1- II The lz-1.g1I-r-aI z-l11s-
tres should u protected wz-h a-z
az u1-h care AZ thz Er1Ize hsal-h- and
the only way U secure complete Pru-
1ec1cr : Cd sE1-1-= al plE-z Of
earrhs E11is to CARR ths lzrvls q II
ir1-ic1s tzssES
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-24
FREE silver COINAGE IS 10 l.

FREE SILyEa COINAGE I6 TO l.
The PhIzdsIphfa Ledger gives the
following explanation OF what free 81
yer coinage AZ Is 70 L ueas-
III means IN practice that zixteen
oIEees Of silver should BE- held "a worth
a. uEch q one oQnce Of gold One
0gnee a goIf- American coin standard
OF EneuezE-ttzt L 500 parts Of pure
g1Ed 70 100 Of zII0g-wiII coin IN gold
dollars $3.50 Sixteen OUNCES Of silver.
American coin standard az Enenesz-
thai &, 500 parts OF pure silver 70 100 Of
alloy, II TIE rztE Ct 41z1z grains 10 the
dollar (thE EziztE q The present stan
tzrd silver doIIzrT-EfI coin 1880 n
silver dollars These zTreel ounces Of
silver czn be bought IN The markets Of
he world today for 1854 there would,
thsrsforE, b pratt u 1856 on sn IN
VestuenL q 1854 being about "a per
eeEt- II holder 0t silver could take Il
10 Ehs mint and coin Il without
Charge fnto silver dollars TIE zaTo-
cafes q FREE cnfnzgE favor 4 law thzt
VII allow any EoIdEr Of silver bElIiO1
-ar, II fat silver q any kind fzz TIE
latter can readily BE- EelEed into bsrzl
II have EEs rfzhE 70 take The same
70 any ufnL q LEe Erfret STATES and
CONVERT Il nEo silver cot1 frEe q
etzrgz r 4 ezET 70 see tEzr II this
were d1EE IL would n0r be lag. WIKI
frEe c1EnzzEr beEorE The country world
be Eaortef1 with silver eof1z- ami the
very krgs profit 70 The oTrerz q siIVes
nfnes would Quickly start 70 work thE
EInez ar present ffIe, 10 TIE Tznenzs
zf7znEzzz of tzE EIne owEer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-24

ne glorious recS9.ic- given The
hand Of EoStoaiAn 2rcis1, and honor
an,ss i, England : decidedly rssrsSe-
irs. tcglowirg IS Il toss II chs wake 0.
; Io- o bCo- ana bl1s;s- rssal-icS
t-c-- the so-caus6 war scare The
Yankees and TIE BriCcrs &-e both true
ID their nations and can tight II nsess-
sa-y. Tesy also appreciate thar there
a-e goo6 fellows On both sides aDt
ths-s : no necessity for political dI--
fs-szcss car<i-s tiEcul-5ss III The -
G.. L..
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DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, July n.
o, S. S, Australia, Houdlette. for San
Francisco.
Stmr Waisleale, Gregory. for Laha-
ina and Hamakua.
Stmr Hawaii. Fitzgerald. for Hawaii
Ports.
Stmr Claudine. Cameron. for Maui
ports.
Stmr Lehua, Nye, for Hawaii.
Wednesday. July %
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Honuapo
and Punaluu.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu
ports.
Stmr Iwalani. Smythe. for Kauai
ports (Mikahala routel.
Thursday, July %.
Z. s. s Monowai, Carey, for San
Francisco.
stmr he Au Hou. Thompson. for
Kauai ports.
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Or o. TIE zig cozvs--lc-S 5o- 1857
Is promised San F'-11ezseu--.s Annual
Ch-iS-G- E--zavc- gathering Tl-=
Czsh- GO be an encouraging sg1 10 RE
people os the 'Tss- A a ruLe ire
co-zc1 people o. cgGzy In --s easier
United S-a-zs Eow l1--ls o. nothing
about -As IVES Ns- who hzve --1-
Tsle5 IN E-cze know less about The
States vssz q TIE Mississippi thar they
CO CE England ard E-a-cs- These t-E
eozvzZ-5czs VIII 81 people 20 wander
Ing c7e- their o~r eo-r--T l. 1C-E--E
siss VII E--.e--u-s The C1-zsclz-
E-tzavc-s are vouz reogis and j KIP
zc-vss tasE c=- coE-fy VII he g9oc
e5uc1-1c- for then
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-24

-Ez manner II Which The poE-lea-
6yspsr1-s harp On -1L-- Jones failure
ID E-a- ire Css--szl-E loan : amusing
As natter OF 51ct III Jones E4s not
attempted 10 ECa- C- national loan
z-6 IL VS. u1c U--E h reached he
Islz-Es tEz- h ~zS aware Chz- ks
wuC-E BE given -as GV1CE When Nj
JOKES z--azzs=sE-s WIKI The GoTsr--
Es-- z-s completed h VII 80 q wUrs
70 pzlce -es bozs II he hands q u=-
whC -g-reez.s the value Of Ezvzzz--
Secz-5ss- When the deal Is cozs@
H-sL - II VII y II q comparatively
few weeks. Jhz ca-lz1zy hozl=cs VII
be o1Ess6 cc seek Soze 0Chsr szo1ect
hes les GoTs-rzsz- Ezzess C1 wh5ea
&c Tsz- -z=E spleen
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SEALED TENDERS

VIII be received Ut the Office of the
Minister OF the Interior till Thursday.
August 18th, 1896. at u o'clock noon.
for the construction Of a road along
the beach at Kailua, North Kona, Ha-
wall
Plans and Specifications can be seen
at the Office of the Superintendent of
Public Works. also at the Office of VIM.
C. Wait, Chairman of the North Kona
Road Board.
The Minister does not bind himself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
]. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office, July 29rd, 1896.
1779-3t
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RzE Dr. PEr=rs. L Pazr1r L SsE
Tcrk CT tzz Vrsaehet i zeruCn On
m.E--izgE 5h1- h.Ez E--rIsCE4t eo1sb5zr-
ahI= z--a-1sn The rsVerezs1 g=n-Le-
nan EU-s marriage down * 1 fzTI-s
IN nine eazss cu- Of ten II the course
oc his zeruc1 he sad thai q one thoU-
SID ccUgfes Ehou be mad married
the majority sn1zrs,I n1g usE-nouy
znaatTlsssEIF- 11EE,znEEff1EiE- and win
Cut proper consideration thE- Fumg
Ept1es give ther ca1zsn- rgo saaIy.
-raCgza marriage EI-noG- love K 4
ucck=ry 1haz bushes 70 The skies
rha- LzqfzanEz AZ marriages never r.
aIzzE TIE kaVVzez Eti-h WIS anEi.i-
pazzd previous 70 the g1g e TIE
knot. u6 ina -Lhousaullz Ct married
Eunen would BE- bezzF otE f thzF we're
Hec married A. IN aI=zTe 70
uGrrLagE NJ Fs proposes lEa- -l1e
brightest All prezas- G-iz n the eirE
eSeE Tarkf shaI Decline u we'd II
crter u deEuta themselves To =cu=
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SHIPPING lNTnLlGENCE.
ARRIVALS,

Tuesday, July 81,
Br. bk Velocity. Martin. from China.
Stmr Kauai. Bruhn, from Kauai
ports.
Wednesday. July 80.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson. from Oahu
ports,
Thursday. July 2S,
L. 5. S, Monowai, Carey. from the
Colonies.
Stmr, Ike Au Hou. Thompson. from
Kauai ports,
Stmr Kaena. Parker. from Oahu ports
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noble work. There are oaly two ways
70 scccOut for the pssSimiStie ideas %
me New York clergyman. He has
either been lilJsd and consequently
so2red on al yoUnE ladies, o. elSs
some ~ the hridegroous connected
with the one thousand marriages he
has performed have been remiSS in pay
fug their dues % the parSoa
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; SEALED TENDERS

win be received at the Office of the
Minister of the Interior TIL IL o'clock
noon OF Saturday, August 18th. 1896.
for the construction of a three room
school house at Papaikou. Hno. Ha-
wall.
Plans and Specifications may be seen
at the Office of Messrs. Ripley and
Dickey, Architects. Honolulu. and at
the Office of Mr.. L. Severance. School
Agent. Hilo.
The Minister does not bind himself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
J. A. KING.
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office. July 2Srd, 1896.
1779-St
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POUND NOTICE

In accordance with Section l Of Chap
ter XXXV. of the Session Laws of
1888, I have this day set apart an en-
closure for the impounding Of estrays
at Hakalau, in the District of North
Hilo, Island of Hawaii, on piece Of
land known as Honohina, on the makai
side of the Government Road.
In accordance with Section 2 OF Chap
ter XXXy. of the Session Laws of 1883,
have this day appointed Andrew
Chalmers Pound Master for the above
Government Pound.
]. A. KING,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 1s, 1896.
1777-3t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-24

PzcsEc cable matters arr taking q
vsoaucc Hoyh in England ana The
U1usG States, ne British Commits
sso- h1S adjourned ami the latte part
q Oc-ocs-. ana the American eso,e
viii uo; "a heard tron again until
Congress cc2vcnss In December, This
eslay seems unavoidable, bat We rrss,
TIA. Tie advocarss Il bo,h schemes
have cccy Del. 40 in order 20 ges better
hoIE next TIME.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

/
From Kauai. per stmr Kauai, July
21-Miss L Aukai. ]. Jacobsen and
on deck.
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr
". G. Hall. July 21-H. R. Hitchcock,
wife and children, T. T. Myer. J. I.
Brown, ]. w. Sanderson. r. T. WILDER,
Jas. Morse. Bishop Willis. c. D. Miller.
Chas. Hooper. Thos. n. Haze, Mrs. ".
E. Foster, Miss Alice F. Beard. Miss
Sarah COckett, Miss Y. Mahunehune.
Misses Tesla GU, All Sin and "a on
deck
From the Colonies, per L. S. S. Mono
wal. July 2S-Major General Hogge.
Mr.. Pettigrew, Colonel Burton Brown,
and one in the steerage.
From Kauai ports, per stmr he Au
Hou, July 22-PaUI R. Isenberg. Jr., DR..
Anderson, Miss Pratt. 3Ir. Isaacs and
on deck.
Departures.
For Hamakua. per stmr Waialeale.
July 21-Mrs- GiIlin and Mrs. Anderson.
For Hawaii. per stmr Hawaii, July
21-Mr. and Mrs Samuel Parker. Mrs.
c. L Wight and family and C. ]. FAX.
For Maui ports, per stmr Claudine.
July 21-F. ". Damon, wife. I children
and nurse, Miss Barnum. Miss Ham
mo1d. Miss kahauiIa, Chas. Crozier
Jr-- wife and children, Chas. Crozier
Sr-, Marie Nunes, John Richardson and
daughter, Peter Ohrt, r. R. Berg. Rev
Hans Isenberg and wife, H Parmalee
and wife, Miss l. Grau. II. MaIendez.
c. A. Spreckels, H P. Baldwin. Master
H Hedemann, Rev. E. VI. Hanuna and
wife, All Ming, Hon Fon, D. Mclean.
Dr. J. " TopmoeIIer, B. TopmoelIer.
For 5. F. per o. S. S. Australia. July
Zl-E- l. Roeder. Brothers Joseph. Al
bert and Edward, Mrs l. Kessler, Fred
Homer and wife, A l. TAYLOR. Mrs.
ShOrIridge. Miss Marie SwIngIey. Mrs.
NJ ) Dumas, Mrs ]. C. McStay- Mrs.
heech and two children. the Misses
Scott Miss Jewell, J. s McCandless. l.
L McCandless, Mrs Schank and two
children. Miss Sh0rtridga. Theo. Rich
ards and wife, Miss Atherton. Miss
annie Dahl T. J. Birch, DR.. Anderson
and wife, D. E. BOrtree, C. E. Rice. Miss
L NJ Paris. Miss NJ E Bortree, Mrs.
Usner, Miss Fitzgerald. Mrs. E. ]. Duff
", Mrs 4 kingsford, E o. White.
wife and two children, Aug Fries. H.
POhlmann. Mrs E Curtis, Miss S Car
ter. Miss F L Gusnther, Miss L. Col
stein, r J. Lille and wife, c. Macdo-
Maid. Major z K Pangborn and wife,
Mrs J. L Msurer, Mrs n. Morrison, ].
T. Suydam- C H Suydam, Captain ".
B. Godfrey, wife and five children, Mr.
and Mrs P A. Williams and z. D.
Tenny-
For San Francisco. per s. s. Mono
val, July 25-S. G. Wilder and bride.
Miss Peters. K 3 BIznding, c. H.
Dasher, Judge Perry. f u Hustled,
p 4 Tones, P G. Agassiz, W. L
Hinchmzn. Dr-Huddy, Mrs Hill and
daughter. Mrs H. s. Pratt, Mrs. Chas.
Williams, Mrs P Hughes, 3Ir. Rice.
The Misses Rice, Miss D HOIlyzn,
Miss Lana P H Whiting judge
HartweII. Miss HartwelI and Miss Ma
bel HarrweII- o. & Williams, T. H
Petrfe. Mrs. John Spencer, Miss H
Anderson. Mrs Petrie, Miss a Petrie,
Mrs. ". Dunn. Alfred Dunn
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SEALED TENDERS

VIII be received at the Office of the
Minister of the Interior till u o'clock
noon of Thursday, July S0th, 1896, for
the construction. OF a road from Ma
kena TO Kula.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office Of the Superintendent Of
Public Works, also at the Office of the
Sheriff in Maui.
The Minister does not bind himself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
J.. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 7. 1896
The date OF receiving tenders for the
above work has been extended to u
O'Clock noon of Monday, Aug. 8, 1896
]. a. KING,
Minister of the Interior
Interior Office, July 20, 1896
435s-8t 177s-3t
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BY AUTHORITY.

p. McLANE has this day been ap-
pointed Chairman OF the Road Board
for the Taxation District of Hama. Isl-
and of Maui. vice w. Won Gravemeyer.
resigned.
]. A. KING.
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. July 2srd, 1896.
177e-St
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DIED

HonzIo. KOnz, Hawaii,
July u. 1886. Amelia Puohu, beloved
wife Of Geo. 2 Carsiey, aged Y
years and rnonths-
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BORN

SCOTIA MAXWELL Plantation, Kau-
Il, On the Z1st inst. 10 the wife Of
James Scott, z Eon-
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TIE fu1nr1zrIao ITO the United
Szz7=z Il aIznz from China AID japan
Il t1rhff6en- The rEazan for this 3 r1e
rrEzzT=nesz oE cholera II The AzlzEIc
countries Nearly Al Il the FIa1tz thai
e.Jre zerusE the Pzefde are shipped n
u,yrz and II their naive sd Nothing
zbssrrs ard h1Ilfz RE gEruz q elzEa-sE-
especially III al eptfeute. 90 vel Il tie
ezr-t
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FIRE THIS MORNING.

Quickly EItinguished BY the
ChemfSaI Engine.
The fire whistle sounded At about 3
O'Clock this morning for blaze IN
the japanese quarter, AaunAkea and
Pzuzhi etreetss eaused, It il supposed
By the oTert1rning Of . kerosene lamp
IN > Jzpaneee gambling den. The fire
department loet no time ia getting
70 work and the house was completely
flooded. Damages nominal.
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The Daily Advertiser, Is cents
a month. Delivered by carrier.
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Eleven thousand brass bands Play
for the Salvation Army.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
rom San Francisco On the following
dates. till the close Of 1896:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-06

Harris. 95s; Piper, 927: Porter 9e5; Hediund.
9is; Cornell. 900 Corbett, 95s; Jackson 925
Casey, S79 Mesorvc. 1855; Churchill, $50;
Smv.A. gi7: Russell 973; Wolfe. 9i6; Whit
more, 966; Rawlins, 9l3; Andrews, gjS;
Sutherland. g37. Legislative canddatos-
senator. Allen. rep, 9SS: Graham. ind, sol;
representative. High, rep, $685. Holland,
ind, 93S.
sARpY: PaplIlon-County complete gives:
Mckinley, GI6; Bryan, lisa, Palmer. 80;
lowering. Is: Bentley. 16; Blbb 80; Hawlcy,
s; Holcomb. 1,1SS; MacColl sos; Warner, 10;
Bglln, 81; Harris, i,133; Jones, "a Kent, I;
Tent, $50; Dilwotrh, 5; Fitch 80; Mates, IS;
Piper, $50; Porter. O6S; Cornell, LOCI
Crowell 81 Gerard. .; Hedlund coo; Heller,
40; Casey SOS; Davies 30; McCulloGh, 3;
McGiverin GO, Meserye. l,09l; COrbott, 500
Glover. so; Jackson, loo; Whitman, 90;
Churchill, 623; Odcll. 3 Patrick, 50; Smyth,
0Sj: Strong, 20; Baer 81: Hopper, 81; Roe,
Lawson. rs; Leas. +6 Rawiins, 1,O4l; Whit
more, 682; Bittenbender, %; Irvine, 5S;
Neville, l,OS1; Ryan. 553; Kinkaid, 577;
Kirkpatrick, l,07i; Platte, AZ; Whitman, so;
Wgton. 4; Mercer, G57; Dufy, 1.127, Leg
is&tive conlidates: state senator, W. j.
Lehr rep, $50; w. d. Schaal dem. l,OG6
representative, Grell dem, S9I; Lewis, rep.
62l
SEWARD: Miford-Thc fusion lcgis-
lative ticket is elected by small majority.
WASHINGTON: Blair-County complete
gives: Mckinley, 1,573; Bryan. LAS; Mac
Coll 1884; Holcomb, li9i; Tefft, ,iOj; Har-
ris $50; Piper, LII; Porter. 1929: He'd
lund 1893; Cornell, 1.243; Corbett 1883;
Jackson, 1926; Casey. / ,4i3; Meserve, 1925
Churchill, 1864; Smyth, l,30S; Russell, 1.431
Wolfe, 1915; Whitmore 1,452; Bawlrs,
ESQ; Mercer, 1900; Dufiie, 1853. Lcgisla-
tive candidates, w. ID. Haller. senator
Washington and Dodge. rep; G. c. Marshall
Washington, fusion; j. +. Nesbit float SEN
ator Washington and Burt, rep. elected
WAYNE: Wayne-County complete gives;
Mckinley $685. Bryan. lilo; MacColl 93l /;
Holcomb, Lbs; Tefft. 925; Harris, 1901;
Piper. 90S; Porter, 907; Hedund, 922; Cor
nell 9lS; Corbett, 95l Jackson, $40; Casey
$40; Meserve, 9SS; Churchill, 81: Smyth
9IG Russell, 1854: Wolfe, 962; Whitmore
952 Rawlins, $50; Hammond 9S2; Maxwell
O3j. Legislatve-for representative, Car
ter, rep, 9Sl; Jones, dem, $500; for senator
Randall. rep, 900; Munly dem. S57.
WEBSTER: Rcd Cloud-County com
plote gives: Mckinley, LIZ; Bryan. 1915:
MacColl, 1,027; Holcomb 1876; Herand-
stanff, for the legislature, is elected; An.
drews, 1905; Sutherland, 1918
WHEELER: Ericson-County complete
gives: Mckinley, 90; Bryan. 10; MacCOl
%; Holcomb. 1871 Tent 97 Harris. los /:
Piper, 80; Porter 1G7; Hedlund. 9j Cor
nell. 1874; COrbett, "a; Jackson, 1917 Casey.
ga MoSeryc, 16S; Churchill 9S; Smyth, 167 /:
Russell. 90; Wolfe. 16l; Whitmore. 90. Raw
Inns, 1875; Cady, 81; Green. 166; state SEN
ator, Glassburn, 1902; Lee. 175: representa-
tive, Moon, %; Mccarthy, 1853.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-06

Twenty county; Fusion
Dewitt Fagar Captain Mitchell.
Thirtieth-LanCaster county: Republican
Paul CLARK. G. y. Waite. c. l.. Mills r. NJ,
Wimberly, H. J. Burkett
Thirty-nrSt-Sal county: Republican,
L. II. Mumaw, w, II. Mann.
Thirty-sccond-Gago county: Republican,
w, Il. Crittcnden J. H. Casebecr, George
V. Jones.
Thirty-third-Ga and Saline counties
Republican, G.. r. Faux.
Observation-Disclosures county: Repub-
lican, G. h. Jenkins.
Thirty-nfth-Thayer county: Republican,
Fred Wilcox.
Thrly-slxth- Thayer and Jefferson coun-
ties; Republican, j S. Goshorn.
Thirty -sevonth-Fillmore county. Repub-
lican. o. c. Baker j. Il. Allen.
Thirty cighth-York county: Republican
J. ~ Tucker. Robert Henderson.
ty-ninth-Polk county: Fusion, Will
liam Welch.
Fortieth-Merrlck county; Republican
Emil I4insen.
Forty-nist- Hamilton county: Fusion. d.
s, Woodland, J. II. Grosvenor.
Forty second-Clay county: Fusion, II. II
Hill. r. w. Campbell
orty-thlrd-Nuckolls county; Fusion ].
II, Wright
Forty fourth-webster county: Fusion. J.
l.. Grandstaff.
Observation-Disclosures county; Fusion. Mar
tin Fernan.
orty-six;h-webster and Adams counties:
Fusion. f. p. Eurhig
Torty-seventh-Hall county: Republican,
w. II. Harrison, G. l.. Rouse.
Forty eighth-Howard county: Fusion
Samuel Bowers.
Forty Greeley. Wheeler
Loup Blaine and unorganized territory north
of Blaine county; Fusion, Richard McCarty
Fiftieth-Holt county Fusion, NJ. c.
Grimes. j. A. Robertson.
Fifty-first-Brown county: Republican, p.
II. Eghmoi.
y-second-Cherry and Keya Paha coun-
ties: Fusion. o. +. Billings.
Fifty-third-Sherdan, Dawes, Box Butte
and Sioux countless Fusion, A. E. Sheldon.
ty-fourth-Lincoln. Cheyenne, Keith
and unoreanized territory west of Logan
county: Fusion. l.. Stcbbins
Fifty-ffth-Valley county: Fusion, J. II.
Cronk.
Fifty-slxth-Custer and Logan counties:
Fusion, Il. NJ. Webb, w. G. Eastman.
observation-disclosures county: Fusion,
]. NJ Snyder
Fifty -eighth-Buffalo county: Fusion, L.
l.. lille. Fred Gaylord.
Fifty-ninth-Dawson county: Fusion, Will
liam Hornor
Sixtie,h-Kearney county: Fusion, Will
liam Corr
Sixty frst-Franklin county: Fusio,
David McCracken.
Si%ty-second-Harlan county: Fusion, O.
Hull.
Observation-Disclosures county: Fusion, E.
Soderman.
Sixty-fourth-Furnas county: Fusion, C.
l.. Wheeler.
SiXty-ffth-Red Willow county: Fusion.
l.. j. Holland.
Observation-Disclosures and Gosper counties:
Fusion, Wilson Winslow
Observation-Disclosures. Dundy, Hayes
and Chase counties: Republican. ]. w Cole