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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
FOUR MILLION IN sReAosruFFs.
Exports of Washington state fov the
Past Year.

Washington. Jan. n.JThs following sta
tistics relative 10 expectations from the
Puget sound customs districts are fur
nished by Worthinston c. Ford. chIsS of
tho bureau Of statistics Of the treasury de-
partment: Durin& the past year 1855. 800
bushels of whsa; we're exported, valued
a. R.50.9S. as compared with sxoorra.
lions 10 1895 OF SIu.aS4 bushels, valued at
tsS2.s7. The expectations during the pas,
month OF December of wheat were GA Ss4
bushels. valued a. tS4s.S7s. nearly twice as
much a. were exported from Puget sound
during tho corresponding month Of .hs
preceding year. Oats Is tho next article
OF breadstufHs In Importance exported
from Puget sound The number Of bush
els exported during the year we're u. III.
valued at tZs06S. Expectations OF oatmeal
were TO- pounds. valued at SIT. Rye TO
the amount of 1888 bushels, valued AT SSsB
was exported Corn sent abroad from Pu-
get sound during the year amounted TO
Aha bushels. valued at ts42a. Barley ship
ped to foreign ports aggregated Ii,215
bushels, worth t33GL
CornmeAl In barrels TO the numbsr Of
81. worth t1i5S. and wheat -four, tDa.iH
valued at S1.5l5. 253, were sent
abroad In 1886. The total amount Of broad
stuffs shipped TO foreign countries from
Puget sound ports for the year reached IN
valuation H.l26.O6A. as compared with an
of n,e2s.7Is during the year
1886. The value of the expectations OF
breadstuTs for the month of December,
1876. from Puget sound, was ts5i. IA, az
with S322. "a for the correspond
ing month in 1896.
II may not Be generally known, but the
Puget sound customs district became auIts
noted last year for its expectations of cot
ton, Of which 900 bales. or 7,sl9.4ls pounds,
valued at t17s.065. were sent to foreign
countries. Considerably over half of this
amount was shipped during the past month
Of December.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

Victor In n salt brought hy tIIi.,
AahIey.

San Francisco. Ian. % JUDGE s.,ch %.
day decided that Lillian Ashley vas 40,
entitled to 5000 damages from I
hucsy'p Haldwln Tor seduction Ma
Ashley sued the millionaire. aIlsgi,g b.
vas ne father Of her child. ahs s,td 81
''t MN ttrs' In Boston and was indurot
~ MN to come to California
ne case was sensational one gr,,, 80.
7'''h BALDWIN IN his demurrer "a ~
complaint act M tho claim TIA, II he ma
u'"1 Hltma'0 with Miss Ashley no -,
NOT h'biH Tor damages. borausa his r.r,,,'
t9tipn vas - veil known tina, No ,ra,, -,
"9uId believe his pro'ostatIons
curing the trial Mas Emma A,tt...
I''''h sister, attempted 10 shoot ttatg
N IN c3ur', Emma Ashley was sc,,,I,- .
sed OF the charge Of attempted rnurdos ~ ~,
ne ground Of insanity. During ,ha 49,,
on mo damage suit Baldwin Introd,,r,5
,es.lmany showing that Miss AahIsv Ma
boon Intimate with other men ana %. wv
adventures '"d was an
Judge Stack In his dsrtstnn sac. -,
10" unfortunate woman has no cIot,,. -.
''"' no matter how sad her s,orv
vas shown 10 have been somowba, =,
aaV'ntursss, although not the r,aa,,, ~,
be. "'u' her out TO
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

tSsusH-sts aaa svastsA taaIstsA So.
view Ioassa-

rtnrtsaatL taa. N a sSmetat e. sAs fg,na
na'relal fethssns from Nsg Wass Fts.. sage
Afuana tbs esssssMrss - taaa4AFs sszsssar
t~Fisr - Wsvaaa eFpvtHaps tts fsFurts . axss
a. MsiahA tsg NsF Ia sAe afnsthNrN Fass sf tta.
vaha er@ptnsa swo w~sAs an sksh tAa asftss
als Ia Navaaa kays aot rspnrssFl A spaAHaa
rasalrY f'F-s - sna assn sanntaa thssu
Sur~ safpriagi ~ en- g7abnas aastas s'piarst
aanrhaa. ans af Maresrs HFrseFe TRa Eeaalsh
t1rr~s h'saht aFavsRE but fztraasst& wtshFe aals
e. hUuF VITA n VISA sfifasf rss tNssatE 49,
'srsd less q -tahs Ths Caessss gsarx,.s,t shA
WIS #raNp tnts an sssbusA ard eaatsAst tar
Spanlsh tFunps - aatepEd tbsts aid eaHap ard
hrNaR sasrry eaaEfns n hssnas ~ tNstr ststarT
t-ais tat aiahs sHs tssurNsnts ssaia sttssRsI
and ssrprts~d TIE cHpR, farrpaa shsfr var -
iha srranla7sttaa uffteuvs saafssrs bafsrp sAeir
prrsrnse @ss ftsCuv srsf Thsu tha tssvss4
atftrAsn seantsA H~t hhaEtn9 AasD thsts srae
nuA Fhs tnsufgsNts psssssssi thssrt ~ ailss
buiiHG ahf Nuuasitaa aSaF TN Ia zapsaFsi
liftrsrs Ssrv HeaItF entssszd an pnrpts
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
IVORY IS 4 FREE MAN.
Crown Prosecutor stated HE Coaid
Not sUstaih the ChhFEe.

London. Jan %. THIS crown prosecutor
today withdrew the charge OF conspiracy
70 cause a iybanlite explosion. bfousht
against Edward J Ivory. alias hsll.
saloon keeper u New York. arrested Al
Glasgow In September Justice tAs Aiha
discharged the prisoner,
shortly after the opening proceedings
today Solicitor General II. b Ftndlay al
nounced that he had definitely aaeeFtaIh-
ed yesterday that the delivery Of eHpto7
sives at Antwerp occurred after Ivory
lefJ that place, and thzrs VAS no legal
evidence that the pFtaoRer Was e6ghizAnt
OF their delivery therefore u Rad be1G
decldsd not 10 prvaenL zSiisncs tnsFeoH
btndlay said willis he tslt mat the cog
fenpondsnee which had r4iisn t4to thS
hands Of the potIes and tbs movements 81
ivory permitted ghs grasest s4aptsiona.
gh=ro uas nS evidence !ua5irytns tAs
crown In asking tor conviction After
COM itmEntlnE the police upon ths Intel
Hseucs shown In the discharge Of th1F
llincult datT Justice ttaNGtsrs directed
tho IuEy ~ ruturu a yersllet VI aDt galley
Justice Hawkins advised Ivory strongly
10 look carefully AZ nLs future
ivory bowed smuIngly and istt this
dock Several friends congratulated hifa,
ivory was heard - remark 1 GasR !
should got out Of H."
This collapse u tho prosecution Vas a
eomptata surprise ~ all ivory n GOA
ssraatsyn with a representative of she ~
scclAtsd Press aail am pleased a. tbF
rrauit. bu, n L. only what I eHgsc ts't
"A matter u tact. however ivory s..
gsctod thAt no would ss cuHstrE-i. Afti
sg tnil John + MetHtyTs. t5rnseriT a.
stztant district attorney Of SeN rarE.
sho acted az advisory counsel durtnS
she TRIAL rha atgsfn1oa pagprs ssprpss
ueu=t A. thr COLLAPSE 3f tbs gfsserat ,ssi,
and biims rho police
Edward J ivory SAID tonight Ia IAs
course 81 au Interview
They wanted ms 20 imulleats " iiliam
Lyman. president 81 the irish National
Alliance. but that w1a all nans@hss /
refused 10 haVe anything ~ DO wtth r.
Ivory said he had M LISA % susieE
tho government Tor false ImprtsonnzAt.
but he suggested that ths tultsd States
government might - 40
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
BUREAU OF MINING INDUSTRY.
senator Perkins Thinks the Govern
msnt should Take CORnIxanee.

Washington. Jan. 20.-SenatOr Perkins TO-DAY
introduced bill which Is Intended to pave the
way 70 the establishment Of a bureau or a DE-
partmsnt Of the government TO be devoted 10
the mining Industry. The resolution recttea
by way OF preamble that the mining interests
Of the United States have no clear Representa-
ti0n In the organization Of the government
and II provides for the appointment Of a com
mission to Be composed Df the commissioner Of
the general land office. the commissioner on
labor and the director Of the geological sur
ysy, whose duty II shall be To determine the
general Importance relating to mines and
mining within the United States. whether BIZ
a mining bureau. n secretary OF mines and
mining. n commissloner Of mines or a commits
sion and TO report to the secretary Of the InIsr
Tor bill providing means for securing an
necessary Information concerning mining ana
related Industries In the United states,'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

New TarR. Tsa u 9sas Silver. stN~
upper FWu7 taAs. trassvs prize. 80 80
svrhsnsu. 81 amatf
teal aho~s saatIays.A ssrupsts Despite ,hs
sastn@ss F~p'rsssl fsuna tha ~. tsspts uasrsa'
Flng tons s7tH eEahzs tar Apeu truvsry
TO-DAY ~ "a tf9 snd 80 tans seta NJ ssst
t~isy ct q A., t.sadinE hfpksrass Hsuis hare
I''"t= q ~ ~ tssrz lass
rpEtIa ~ wheat.
t"''lsnd ias u Wheat wsIsa wallis. a
sas FSsSrt.rs CEsIa.
ssa FFaeetsrf,. Jan st--wbsat sbipusnG
q SIS 'or No. aHi a. ~ nv shetrs HsiIHns
o. iI'sRtGS
BARLEY Essd. ,.lr 10 soaL =ov~s. ehais-.
0NRsss. hFsvtnE. ggssHBss
os's- White, for iced. o.. psaf O.. s,4rprtss.
~ GOT o.. utJIilsR q ROT II hiasE taF feed.
H"t y. hlars. zee s~~d. o. @et ~ I'D. for
ChteaGu GVRiU.
ChtaHu, lar. II --wksst started weak u
vas sept On THE run untf u sas To fsAc. Witch
" FsaehNsi IN vurY few aBtpatss frurs Tho
. nts"'as ssshsnlns tssteF was he iars,-
easter. MT wlthstaadlns the advaacs ~ HaafiE
" hsrs the day besurr
lose. hsy wheat. a'ss. eerH. ~. cats,
" y RseetP's Wheat taeaa. corn isi.an.
wsat safes.
London. Jan. a. There was = full attend.
an'e ct The wuei auction sales te.iay sHi usanT
American buyers present. The Au,ertesrs
purchased ersna greasy ard sputh Australian
mayinos at fail rates. TIE purchases amounted
70 m'p ealss. The sole wss better than res
quality. The home trade was a Nrep hI4isv
Tor oro-s hrsis, while France teok fine
vents, Lambs sali freely over the DprsHalnF
rates The offerings to-day aGErsgstsd iissa
bales
Tive stock.
'hleaap. Jan, n.-Cattie-Halus were on =
basis ~ ~ s0f7i fpF the pF-nvpst dressed beef
steers up n u sa7s FOE suesi ~ ohairs shipping
- 81
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
sc4ooL - 100 b MoNrANA
Compromise GA Fpur uIIIs Appears
ca he a Gooh Dar.


Helena. Mont Ian. ~ The house ani
senate committee an education Wbieh
AaFr o"ru engaged several days Ia draFs-
iEG s. bill "a a mgrpfnlss m fhn tour
text book bills introduced tnta ths house
and sSratF. today agreed gpan sabstg-
tu'0 measure NRich IL "a nov believed
VIII AXE 'ae place In both hsgsss 81 iHs
".4.S There are SONS features 81 'hs
original bills IN Tho rumpromtse Tea
local option "a 20 FREQ school hsqks suz
sestra BY The bills OF senator Wat and
tCprrssHf}'iya GrrsuHald will be a feat
Hrn % ths substitute bill and the othss
features q ptnrr bills uil BE- modified
and embraced tu tho new one 80 "a 10
Insure. G. q believed. the united support
~ The trainers u an tbr bills FOR shs
mo-" tHN4surN. This ~auprprutss provides
f2r state uniformity. the books to b. Sc
lrrtrd ~ a text book commission com
posed Of 'hs sHprriurrnIsnt 81 schools
20" attorney g"u0rai and five teachers
actually engaged In educational work In
''' state. NhH shall 10 appointed by the
governor.
Publishers are required 10 furnish the
wholesale price at which sha books will
hN furnishes, trre on board cars In chi.
aIE', either 90 dealers nr school districts
'hI ais" an exchange and retail price at
"hiTh hey WH be furnished to children
IN ~ least one designated depository To
'Ay0 county In Tho state. Tho bill pro
Ftd9s That contracts with publishers snail
7ls" Include tho stipulation for revision
~ the ETosr9 phias by tha state At Least
very thrse years "a keep pace With new
county lines and changes In tho laws and
l"rmH Of government The house was IN
mo midst 81 discussion Of the DILL to
reduce the salary Of the governor from
So" a year ~ $3.50 when It adjourned
Hills were introduced to provide for
st"c King the streams Of Montana Utth
t,"'' =" Hsh. 10 establish a tar on Iuhrr.
noes. to repeal the Law creating the
OF county auditor. 10 admit veterans
IT tho Mexican war to tho soldiers. bor,o
90 appropriate Faa.0o0 for the maintenance
or tho stat" university for two years
anu 20 establish board 81 railroad com
missioners 10 NX railroad rates
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
NEW OFFICERS OF THE SHORT LINE.

Are All Taken From the Ranks of
UniOn PneIhe Employees.
Seattle. Wash. Jan. eB.-Authentie Informal
ton received tonight by the Post inteuiEenc-r
gives the arst announcement Of the new OH
GERS Of the reorganized Oregon Short Line
IL 10 stated that w. II. Bancroft now nup-rtn-
tendent Of the northern division OF the UnIan
Pacific, will be general manager. 3. W. Eek
els. AZ present general freight agent Of the
Union Pacific. viii be general freight agent
d. E. Buriey. now general agent Of the pas
ssnger department. At Salt Lake. viii be gen
eral Passenger agent and =. W Hills. assist
ant auditor Of the Union Pacific at Omaha.
will Be auditor.
Ths Offices Of the Short Line win b at Salt
LAka.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

nssay 81 the late aIataI~E Ia nass ali
- saa tsAawtasss

A,n FFaarises. IAa- su.--'rAs F4saaia. %
SIhsst Bheshy WIllls. lass Ghggsd . a CO
mtals 80 10 Hawaii pefs besazhi hIsszr
~ .hs s,aansf AastFatia sostsT ahi srrs
EhLs svealnz tassh 10 ts5a4ssEzIs ~ Zoe
gaJrrurnJ Mss VILLAS ahd Ass aaa a..
-ompanged Ehs rvsaaG6ss 10 asilIsarF &c,
eass sas ssns from tt5aa.gla ~ shs sta
NaEsh ssysrHsasnt. 81 sha ssaael4i Fzsiaas.
% Ms Wlllts ma 4sstrsd 10 maAs ne
l-arn~T 4s4Etnalrd Ths ns4asusss ssse
mat % tAas assssaI q tbs sInarsrr asrs ~
a5lItsrg representatives % Cisyesusr fial4
Aaa tssasfal FofsYths. &, = A. sutirssa=s "A,
ING sas i~pArsataas - California. tAas So
sntaz
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
BAD MAN KILLED BY AN OFFICER.
Tom Mckay of klamath Falls Wa.
Shot Down.

klamath Falls, Or. Jan. 20y-Tom Nc
Kay. a noted character In this section
was shot and Instantly killed by Newt
Gordon, town marshal. this morning.
Gordon and Charles Wilson were accost-
ed by Mckay. who told Wilson that he
would cut his gizzard out for talking
about McKay's family. He knocked
Wilson down and started after Gordon,
The latter drew his revolver and warned
mckay several times to stop. He came
struck Mckay In the neck and killed
him instantly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
DELAWARE Trump" LEGISLATURE.
Self-ComAtituted Body Issued u Man.
ifestO and Dissolved.

Dover. Del. Jan. 30.-The ''rump'' legisla-
ture adjourned sine die this afternoon. but be-
fore doing 50 issued a manifesto. The docu.
ment declares that the rights OF the people are
continually denied In Delaware; that the leg
slattve and executive authorities have been
overthrow. that legally elected legislators
have been eVtcted from the state capitol that
a corrupt oligarchy has usurped the executive
powers OF the state. that election returns have
been falstfied by state officers acting agents
OF corrupt machine, that violent. prufane
and obscene leaders OF partisan mobs over
throw the will OF the people by talsifying cleo
ton returns and certificates and that the courts
Of the state are influenced by partisan preII-
dicea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
FOUND HIS BROTHERS DEAD BODY
sad Ending to the search OF Heary
Gray.

Pomera. Cal. Jan. N-Henry Gray.
who recently went to Mazatlan, Mexico.
to sec his brother Joe Gray. who was
Interested In mining. wrttes that the lat
ter has been murdered Gray's body was
found in q canyon in San Lorenzo noun
talns. where he bad evidently been shot
with a Winchester rifle. His clothing
had been removed and his head had been
severed from his body and was found
concealed In the bushes two miles from
the body. Tho Mexican authorities are
investigating.
The murdered man was born In Port
land. Or. and was cousin to United
States Senator Wolcott Of Colorado
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
CALIFORNIA MINE OWNER IN COURT
Claims He Has Been BuncOed by
Chicago People.

Chicago. Jan. 0.-Louls C. Tetard. who
says he Is owner Of a mine In California
known as the Gold Reward. and Roscoe
a. Sweet. who claims the ownership or
the McCabe mines. Arizona, have begun
suits for 5000 in the superior court
against Valentine Hoffman OF the Brewer
and Hoffman Brewing Company. and J.
+. Buell.. Hoffman, il Is alleged, began
negotiations for the purchase Of the min
ing property. the purchases depending on
the report Of Buell., who was introduced
as a mining expert and literally paid by
the mine owners for the examination.
His reports were unfayorabIe and Hon
man refused TO buy. 1t Is charged that
Hoffman never intended buying and
Hoffman and Buells object was to get
heavy expense money from Tetard and
Sweet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
Damages for Breach of Promise.

London. Jan. pin the suit for breach Of
promise brought by Miss Mabel Duncan against
Captain Arthur Bingham Crabba Of tho Royal
Irish regiment, damages being asked 70 the
amount Of ss0Ooo. a verdict by consent was
rendered today for the plaintiff. The terms
Of the settlement not stated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
CAUSED ENORMOUS Loss OF ufr
Earthquake nm i<ishna Island I'm
the Persian Gulf

Teheran, Persia, ian. ban earth.
quake occurred on the Island OF KIahma
In the Persian gulf on January II A..
tended by enormous loss of life,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
NEW MOVE OF THE MITCHELL MEN.
Propose to ReOFGnnIEe the Lower
House in Oregon.

Salem, Or. Jan. z0.-It Is the purpose OF the
supporters OF Senator Mitchell TO attempt to
organize the house tomorrow at o'clock. The
Mitchell men held a protracted caucus tonight
at which Opinions on the situation obtained By
Senator Mitchell from Senators Hoar Of Mas
sachusetts and Thurston Of Nebraska were dis
cUsssd at length. They will attempt 10 recon
slider the action by which Davis was chosen
temporary speaker. II this Il ruled cut Of or
der. and It doubtless will be. they will then
set up a rump organization. They viii insist
that the action by which Davis was elected
speaker can Be reconsidered by 81 or more
members and will elect a speaker for the ptIr-
pose Of taking his place. II Davis REFUSE 10
yacate they will place the new Temporary
speaker. who may be Mr.. Benson at the aids
despite protests and recognizing their own
speaker only as authority and vested with pow
eT to direct their deliberations. will then pru-
coed to permanent Organization and Benson
will be chosen speaker.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
Quarterly Prn.Ion Paymcp,,

Washington. Jan. 2i.--Ths ssrrr,arv ~ a..
Interior has Issued a raaulsition on the trsas.
ury for ii1.is0.Oo0 for next months auar,syiv
payment Of pensions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23
Montana weather,

Washington. Jan. B.-MOntana - Partly
ttoa-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

Exports From Cape Colony.
Cape Colony exports annually 800 900 worth
OF dried flowers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-23

Two ballots were taken for senator to-
day with the following results:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-09

the lease, claiming that it was Illegal
Yesterday demurrer was filed bv Cecil
Brown, counsel for defendants thar
the plaintiff, as receiver of John K
Sumner, has no legal capacity to brine
this action; that the plaintiff is NOT
the proper party to institute the suit.
that plaintiff cannot bring this action
in his own name; that the compIaint
does not state facts sufficient to cause
action.
Judgment is asked whether the de-
PENDANTS shall be compelled to make
further answer, and petition is made
for dismissal. The defendants state that
demurrer is not entered for the pur-
pose of delay. It is said to be based on
the claim that Minister King. as re-
celVer has no authority to bring suit
other than for the recovery of rents or
money due the estate, not for the set
ting aside of lease, which is a solemn
contract, entered into apparently in
good faith by both parties.
w. Pfotenhauer entered a petition tn
De discharged as assignee of George
Mcintyre, bankrupt.
Petition was filed by GuiIhermina
Arayal for divorce from J. J. AravaI
and by Julia Miranda for divorce from
Francisco Miranda.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.
Summer Case Again Brought Up
Before Court.

Summer Case Again Brought Up
Before Court.
Another chapter of the Sumner case
was opened in the Circuit Court yes
terday. The case has been an inter-
esting one since the question was raised
whether NJ. F. Crandall had any legal
right to retain his power of attorney,
granted him by John K. Sumner, who
was judged by his relatives to be ment-
ally incapable of giving away his rights
to anyone. 1t appears from the rec
ords that the power of attorney which
Sumner gave TO Crandall was limited,
in the latter's mind, only as the air is
limited 1t was under the authority
vested in him by Sumner that Gran
dali leased a portion of land which be-
lOnged to Sumner TO the Oahu Railroad
Company for long term of years.
John Summers sister and his other
relatives discovered what a power
Crandall had come to have over him,
and applied to the courts for relief
on the ground that their relative was
not of sound mind and could enter
legally, into negotiations with no one
for the disposition of his property.
The Court appointed Minister ]. A.
King receiver of the property. Last
week Minister King applied to the
Court for permission to bring suit
against NJ. F. Crandall, B. F. Dilling-
ham and Mark P. Robinson to cancel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-09

Inc horses which have been turned
loose to forage for themselves in the
eastern part of Washington have muI-
tlpIled very rapidly and there are sai6
10 be as many as 100000 now roamine
about. The farmers look upon them as
pests, and are hoping that the colS
weather will kill them off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-09
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1896.

ERBoR 10 THE CFcCT CorRT, FIRsT CIRCUIT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-11-06

folk county representation in tho state SEN
ate stands Ave Republicans to four Demo-
Gratis. There Is no political change from
last year. The Democrats elected 28 repre-
sentatives and the Republicans % In Boston.
The Hon. John II. Sullivan is elect,
ed member OF the executive cou aINl
over Stanley Ruffin bya plurality OF 1922.
The totals were 2l.332 for sullivan, 1860
for Ruffin. MIR. Sullivan ran this year for
vndcation and got it. Last year teere was as
-ri;. l.. .'.., ,i.r.. N L. ' r,ba wo,s -,
Boston was very light. less than GO, 600 In
registration of $4,000. The weather was
accountable for a considerable falling of in
the vote. hard. steady rain fell through
out the day, keeping many thousands away
from the polls. The Republicans were very
well content with the vote OF Boston. not
withstanding the decrease In the total vote.
To have beaten Mr.. Williams by nearly 5000
in contest in which his supporters laid
claims to carrying the city was to them
satisfactory achievement. The Republican
plurality was sufficiently large to give the
Republicans encouragement that they will
enter upon the city campaign with the odds
In their favor.
The full state ticket elected is: Governor,
Roger Wolcott of Boston; lieutenant-gover-
nor, w. Murray Crane of Dalton; secretary
of the commonwealth William NJ. Olin OF
Boston: treasurer Edward z. Shaw OF New
buryport; attorney-general; Hosea Nj. knowl-
ton OF New Bedford auditor, John W. KIM
ball OF Fitchburg. Three hundred and forty
eight cities and towns including Boston,
give the following vote for governor: VOL
colt, 1914. 1866 WilliaT.. 49, l23; Everett, IA ,446
year gave: Wolcott, 346; Williams, SO; Prince,
is. The estimated plurality for Gov. VOL
colt is 35,35s. Williams pOlled about 10 per
cent. OF his vote last year and Wolcott about