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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
WOOL EXCHANGE SPECIAL DAILY CUSTOM HoUeE
REPORT JUNE "a 1898 NO. oil.
WOOL. WrTHDRAWS CONSUMPTION. JUNE IL.

WOOL, IMPORTED INTO NEW-fORh FUN INK
WEEK ENDING JUNE IA. 1898,
From. bales tounos e.1 1Sa
EnsIAna 't,.....,,i,. 1878 1872
I'll "
rotal. .................1li0 Slo,6OO tlZiv
The r.cepts OF Boston June IL. lsub as COM
pared with corresponding day OF last year were AZ
follows zoos 1907
Bales. Bales.
Foreign .so Sass
'~Tne Wool Record" to-day The week eha;hs
lurt Saturday the most active period IN n0si wy
Custom has experienced since the new tA,im
went into force Nearly million and hs!t pouhas 81
wool was withdrawn FOR consumption whis app .rS,
ms,ely Two million pounds was thrown on the marker.
on the 54oi s2 pounds entered at the port iess 'nH"
% ora pounds wsrehoused
atom House last week indicate better
demand FOR wool and II the imports remain ~ ths
nressnt low point the million OF pounds OF WOOL " pona
viii soon exhausted. Approximately twenyesn, ,u
h,H million pounds OF WOOL has been entered a. inc
mort Of Now-York slnce January J. An Important feature
- las. months wool statement II that the receipts were
smaller by two million pounds than they nave peeh
smr,nr any month since October 1891 The mportAtions
of nrs class show decided falling ON out the re
week viii bring the imports OF eotnnS w.os
for the month Of June nzue unpreoeoented ~ any
month since the new tsri1 law went u foros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

Charleston June lL-Turpentne market do"' -'e
asked gave bid. Rosin firm. unchanged 49,,
savannah June i4-Spirits turpentine firm. HNc ola,
sales IL casks receipts. 205l. Rosin hrm unchansed
receipts. 453 hbls. A.. QUA
Wilmington. June li-spirits turpentine hrn, 1'n9
or. rsrepts 60 casks Rosn hrm 81 and 81 90 re.
cen,s ia bblf Crude turpcntne steady ST. 81 90 ana
Al 70 REGENTS 80 bbls Tar firm. 81 25 receipts 10 Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
NAVAL STORES.

without showing particular feature the mar p, ios
naval stores was steady in all departments BUSINESS
rather unsatisfactory in the agEreeate pu 49,
demand before the END OF nr Ms.n
1hcr. was little CT nothing IN Southern news to inu-
ence this point Quotations ioo"' q, ,-,.@
TAR--Regusrs 81 s5dsi %, tar oil Dds 30 S'mV
SO so.
pITCIi-si IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-2Tis12 sc
RosIN-common 70 good strained 81 u 7";l 49, ~; =
81 s5: k 81 oj NJ 81 ~ So TO- G. 80 90; w W. " gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

Cash quotations were rs follows Flcur-Fseng weak
and standard quoted g. So with prospect ~ s.
being the market against - month ago; 80 splhs
wheat 79a>oc; ~ sprins wheat '3gSc. NJ red ~
No > corn. 82i.c. 81 yellow corn. 81 No oats
49,; No white CSC 80 , white 27c, No barley
3Gs3c. No aaXsea 81 "a prime timothy SEED - ~ 90
81 short RIBS sides N1osei. s. 25lI5 Go dry salte
Shoulders boxed s5as5 % clear sides boxed 50 500
today the butter market hrm, creameries h9l6c
daires liz. gi4c. Eggs steady. fresh. 9hc.
Crnernatl Jun, i4.-Flour nominal. Wheat weak No
red ssGejc Corn nominal. No mixed. S5hc, oats
Butter steady Elgn creamery ihc Ohio. l2Uloc dairy
ioc Sugar easy. Eggs steady. DC Cheese steady
Milwaukee. June l4.Wheat steady: No Northern
g,c No Northern. Ole, July, we. Rye steadys NO :.
S4c Barley quiet 2 spot. 55c sample. 30a3oe.
Minneapolis. June lA-Wheat firm; June DOC. July
oic; September. 7lssc. December. DSc, No ! hard
o2Sc. No l Northern oo&c. Flour lower; nrs patents
s. 6Os4 ~. second patents - +54s4 ~ hrst clears
s. 90 second clears 81 1Ogs@ 90 sran at Weso 90
In bulk
Philadelphia June l4-wheat was Inc lower contract
grade. July, son0sie Corn uncsnnesd; no m.ael
Butter nrm. fancy Western creamery and prints lie
Eggs steady fresh nearby and Western l2e Do South
ern lie Cheese steady and In fair demsrd Receipts
4, 90, husn oats IL 600 bush Shipments: Wheat 5000
bush. corn $500 bush. oats 1900 bush.
Louis !gns ltTOurs ep. patents, c '..a :. ooss ="
e rs Wheat lower; spot lower. No red cash elevator
Sc asked track e6Gs7e' July. 72e bld September CSC
No ss.d y S%;h s si ssrsSa9
81 &c asked oats-spot lower. No cash. 2ic; track
Stff2.i1c, July 23hc bid; September gle bid; No
white 2se Bran dull; DC bid no BID for sacked east
track Butter higher creamery ItHionc' garry lV1sc
Esss STEADY at sAc
roiedo June 14-whest active and steady No 2, cash.
o4e: June ose. Corn dull and steady No mixed s2.e
nrime cash, 50 2b. OH unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

LAPANnGN0I0Mu
PACIFIC MAIL s. S. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. 8. CO
p.txxsn San Francisco. Shanghai Yokohama and Hong
Kong
leave san Francisco
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CITY RIO JANElRO via Honolulu. July 10. m
f,ci,f1, va Honolulu August H. I
FOR freight passage and general Information Apply -
s.y broadway - battery Place. Washington bunainS
srS Iroadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
rn.ended t-arnship saiiinss from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AMI WMIMAs
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. ........June 20. Aus p Nov !
EMPRESS OF CHlNA......... July H., Sept IL pee =
EMPRESS OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY l. Oct 10. Jan
MTNHLWLW, Flgl AND AUSTRALIA.
MlOWERA . June 30 AoRANGI ........... July -
SECOND cabin accommodations very low ratsA
For freight ana passenger rates apply SSs SroaawS
ana 10 Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

y~rsr, o1ofatons 4 a nestle woods. In the grease,
based on WOOL ENcnansr Official CLASSIFICATION are as
follows. ,...-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Returns From the States.

North Dakota-The entire Republi-
can ticket is elected.
South Dakota-Both parties still
claim the state, returns very meagre.
New Jersey-The entire Republican
ticket is elected-The legislature will
stand Republican 80, Democratic 81.
New York-Roosevelt is elected gov
ernor by 10000. His associates on the
Republican ticket are probably elected
with him.
Nebraska-Good Republican gains.
Hayward Republicans nearly overcome
the fusion majority but it isn't proba-
able. Republicans have beer elected
to congress in the first and second dis
tricts. The third district will elect
Silver candidates. Nothing is known
of the situation in the fourth.
Minnesota-The silver fusion ticket
is probably elected.
Connecticut-The state senate will
contain 20 Republicans and three Dem
ocrats; the lower house 81 Republican:
and II Democrats.
West Virginia-Dayton, Republican
is elected in the second congressiona
district.
| Tennessee-The congressional repre-
sentation will be unchanged. McMillir
carries the state by 10000.
| Kansas-The Republican ticket i
probably elected.
Pennsylvania - Stone, Republican
will carry the state by I50, 900 plurality
4 Kentucky - The Democrats hav
elected eight congressman, one Repub
lican and two districts are in doubt.
Delaware = The Republicans hav
, carried the state by $4,000.
North Carolina-There was Demo
, cratic land slide. The eight congress
men are Democrats.
| Georgia-The entire Democratic tick
ct elected.
, Michigan-Pingree carried the stat
; by 10000.
. Iowa-The Republicans carried th
: state by greatly reduced majorities
5 Weaver. Democrat is probably electe
to congress from the sixth district.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12

THE prominence Of some nominees
whose names were placed upon tickets,
but have suffered defeat, Is a matter OF
regret to many of their friends, for to
them the honor came unasked and In
some instances, unknown to them for a
time after the action of the convention
was had. But the same devotion TO
duty which permitted the retention Of
their names on tickets will prompt the
warmest support from their hands in
giving aid to the successful ones in the
administration OF office affairs.
In the case of the person who led the
Democratic county ticket, the individ-
uality of whom came so near giving him
the victory, in a chance conversation
with THE NEWS man, there appeared q
perfect acquiescencei in the decree which
meant to him defeat, and no heartburn
ings or ill-will fostered or engendered
in his breast for any of those successful,
neither for those who had willed it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
BLACKFooT. IDAHO, NOVEMBER IL, is
A Glance at Election Results.

The returns show the Silver Repub-
lican county ticket to be the success
full one. With the exception OF sheriff,
the victory is sweeping.
The alignment of candidates on eth
er ticket presented were worthy of suf-
frages from worthy people, and we
assume to say as the decree is given by
the voice of the majority there will be
few found to cavil thereat.
The Silver fusion State ticket has
won the unparallel prestige of running
the political gamut without break
This result was foreshadowed since
the hour of naming the nominees on
the ticket, though there were those
who deceived themselves into believ-
ing otherwise.
A duty we'll performed earns its own
reward. The exemplifcation of this is
shown In the success of those of the
winners, chief of whom is Idaho's exec
usiye, Governor Steunenberg. Like
wise in the case of supreme Judge, l. N.
Sullivan is again called to don the judi
cial ermine, and in being thus delegat-
ed is honored by grateful people, who
true to western genius, are quick in
discerning merit in whatever quarter
In the election of the entire tickle,
the same may be said, as none are ad
vanced who are lacking in the qualif
cations necessary to the proper per
Torrance of the functions of the offic,
to which they are called.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Telephone Line will be Extended.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. s.-The man
ager Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company will proceed tomorrow
to Boise, and when there engagements
will he made to open up telephone
communications between Boise and the
Pacific coast, This leaves only small
space to be built between the system
which reaches Idaho Falls and Boise,
when the business men in Salt Lake
will be able to converse with all Pacific
coast points.
The manager said this afternoon tina,
beyond the slightest cavil of a doubt, all
this work would be completed before
the end of the coming year; likewise
that connection would be made with
Montana, giving them practically two
lines OF communication between thii
place and the coast.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Presidents Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The approaching November brinea
70 mind the customs Of our ancestors.
hailowcd by the time and rooted In our
most sacred traditions, OF giving thanks
to Almighty God for all the blessings
he has vouchsated to US during the pa4t
year.
Few years in our history have afford.
cd such cause for Thanksgiving a. this.
We have been blessed by abundan. har.
vests, our trade and commerce. hay.
been wonderfully increased. our public
credits been improved ard strengthened
al sections OF the country have been
brought together ADD knitted into clnaer
bond Of national purpose and unity.
Inc skies have been for time dark.
encd by the cloud Of war. but aa ws
were compelled 70 take up the sword In
'he cause OF humanity, We are permit.
TED to rejoice that the conflict I'm. becn
OF brief duration, and the loases Zee
nave had to mourn, though erlcvous
ana important, have been go fow eon.
sidoring the great result Accumulated
"7 70 inspire US with gratitude and
praise to the Lord Of Hosts. We mav
,aud and magnify Iis holy name tha,
the cessation Of hostilities came 40 soor
as 70 spare both sides the countless sor
70" ana disasters that attend protraet.
ed war WV NOV
DO therefore, invite all nv FELLOW
citizens, as well as those at home n,
snose who may be at sea or soioprni,,
- foreign lands, to set apart and OH
serve Thursday, the 9th day of Novom
Der, as a day Of national tbanl,agivina
70 come together In their several Mace
OF worship for service Of nrnlso : :,
.nanks to Almighty God for All III,
dressings Of the year, the miIdness :
''e seasons and the fruitfnlness NJ IN,
So''' Tor the continued prosperity Of ,h
people, Tor the devotion and vaIor >
ou' couhtrymen, for tho glory Of o,,
victory aud the hope of n riybtoon
pcace'and to pray that the Divine gn,d
@uee which has brought heretofore !
70 surety and honor, may be graciousl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Manila Odds and Ends.

Filipinos have quickly learned that
Americans are free and easy with their
money, and, to get share, offer for
sale anything within their reach, from
a mess of sweet potato vine to bob
tailed monkey; from shells from the
beach to birds In the cage. The Amer.
lean soldier will buy as long as his
money holds out: The natives have
learned this truth.
The millennium Of financial prosperity
came 10 the common natives with the
coming Of the American soldier. They
never saw such flush times "a are upon
them today. They count every soldier
q millionaire, with money to throw At
the birds.
There Is q common saying that money
grows hot In the pocket Of some people;
the author OF that saying meant the
American soldiers. A soldier must
buy when he has money and II makes
but little difference whether the pur.
chase Is tidal wave or an earthquake
shock. His money burns.
Prices on all goods and on all articles
offered for sale have advanced almost
100 per cent. since the coming Of the
American army to these islands. When
it first arrived we could hire a male
servant for si.50, American or $500
Mexican per month, no tips, and three
heavy boot kicks day Now he wants
$500, American or $1,000, Mexican,
tips after each meal and no kicks.
Hong Kong Is to Manila merchants
and tradesman what Chicago Is 10 the
west. What they have not on hand 10.
day they promise to get from Hong
Kong tomorrow. Manila Americanized
would not look 70 Hong Kong for its
chalk and cheese.
Aguinaldo, the insurgent chief. stu
lurketh nigh. His friends say he mean.
eth no harm to Americans, but hi,
movements indicate that all il 70,
Aguinaldo If we are to hold and con
troll the island trouble must come: II ",
yield 10 Aguinado then the American
Is pretty good fellow, you see.
The summer and fall have been 70
markably free from cHmatic disturb
aLces like tidal waves, typhoons, earth
quakes and volcanic eruptions. Dewey
| and Merritt's shock to the island hav,
answered the purpose Of full comb
nation OF all other disturbances.
Whether We give up the islands n
hold them we have impressed the native
with the Independence, the penerou
liberality OF Americans, We have con
WINGED them that there Is NOTHING dim
inutive about the American soldier a
home or in foreign fields.
II we should give up the islanas 4,
the Spanish, natives or to any powo,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
JNO. G. BROWN.

they would bo as u banquet hall de.
serted after our departure home. Dull
days will reign 10 Manila a hen Amer.
lean soldiers sail for home.
The Philippines are the embarrassing
item o. the war u lsgs. We have Won
the prize; We should bold il Tho bull
is big one, bus Sc should cling to hgs
horns. II We let go vs sJmt. il 10 the
world VIC were wrong In their capture.
and the dead " our army viii cry out
against The admission and ;hr uae!ras
sacrifice 81 thcir lives II we hold na
the fruits OF the bread wo cast upuu the
waters for The relief Of oppressed and
suffering humanity will ahow ttsg!f In
after days.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12

During the Santiago campaign the
Chicago Record was distributed regu-
larly at the front. 1t had q newsboy
with the troops who carried the paper
TO the regiment and actually peddled it
under fire. This Is the only record of
such an achievement. Though the boys
did not have as much 10 eat AZ they
could have wished, they did not lack for
news. transportation difficulties may
interfere with the work Of war depart
ments, but they cannot stand in the way
Of the American press. Statesman,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Notice.

NOTICE Ia hereby given thal, hal J" s.
~ November g5th. lsfs. ~ 1870 lSs6
will offer for sale. 81 auction 10 W. ~
bidder. for each, what ara known vs.. =
Ing Store and Bank buildings. stHs''s -
west side OF Main street. 10 The 'os' =. o
foot. Idaho. sale to take place ~ y ~,
door of tie hank. 20 hc subject V
ton ~ the Hon u. W. siandrsd' ~
the District tonrt The right to fslp
and all bi1s e,d to poetponc 'be s-'
by reserved. lac ~
Att O'Clock y. IN, of the same ~ ..s =.
the same place. will also oaer :"
auction, to- the highest bidder w. ~. D
iect also TO confirmation by the m
standrod. Judge of the Distf'o. saos1
with the same reservations, vhas rre
the Megovern ranch. situated ~ tnly
County, Idaho. near Howe, ana "'o hsi !
scriited az follows. to.witi Inc .as
the Northeast quarter tEh o. n .,sr tgs1
East half 1T the Southeast dpa'p, nj
sE,al ~ section Nine 90. In 1owns'ss ,.,
North Of Range, Twenty-nine ~, ~, and a
Meridian. containing one h'inp'. ,he srf
neob acres of land. together WV. .'.bts I'D
tcnaneus, and oil ditch or wate''
ing TO. OF connected therowth vseslff
- ~ " q n. THuM h''''
Blackfoot. Idaho, NOV. ISL ir'e'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
County Officers Elected Tuesday.

Jos. s. Mulliner, S. r., Senator.
Horace F.. Egan, d., Representative.
Isaac Ericsson, S. r.,
d. II. Cline, r., Sheriff.
Fl. w. Keller, s. r., Assessor.
d. II. Biethan, s. r., Treasurer.
Geo. b. Gagon, S. r., Auditor.
e. +. Modem, D., Probate Judge.
Miss Lydian Hadley, D., Supt. Schools
Chas. d. Chaplin, d., Surveyor.
John Henry, d., Coroner.
N. II. Clark, D., Attorney.
Nels A. just, d., Commissioner.
Hyrum Frew, S. r.,
Josiah Hobbs, $. r., 50
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Idaho Election Returns.

A special from Boise to the Salt Lake
Tribune gives the following returns
from this state.
Sixty-nine precincts reported in full
give Hepburn 1864, Wilson 4,374, Gum
1886, Moss 1905, Steunenberg 5,173,
Anderson l,029. The Populists carry
Shoshone county on state ticket by
large plurality. Very little is known
here from Latah and Nez Perez, but
Republicans claim LOCO plurality in
former and 400 in latter. Ada county
goes Republican by about 400; Oneida
is Republican by good majority; Bear
Lake has gone fusion, fusionists claim
Fremont by 800: Lemhi has gone fus-
Ion by 200 to 300; Owyhee will give fus-
ion ticket 800 plurality; Washington
county not heard from; Canyon county
Is close; Lincoln county has gone Re-
publican and Bingham county for fus-
ion; Bannock is claimed for fusion. so is
Blaine; Boise will give fusion plurality.
Definite figures are lacking and some
counties have not been heard from at
all; but the fusion ticket seems certain
to have carried by from 5000 to s ZOO.
excepting possibly mine inspector. The
Republicans will have about one-third
of the legislature if present claims.
which appear good, are we'll founded.
Republicans admit defeat on state tick.
ct but are rejoicing over great increase
in vote.
Outside OF Shoshone county the Popu
list vote is very small excepting TO,
Gum for congress.
Stewart rep is reelected in the
Fifth and Mayhem Dem in the First
Idaho Falls, Ida, Nov. 9.-The iud gei
of Idaho Falls precinct finished theil
count tonight. Five hundred ant
twenty votes were cast. About all pre-
cincts in the county teard from and TIN
returns indicate that the Silver Repub
iican ticket is elected throughout will
the exception of sheriff; D. Fl. Clyn
fRep.) has possible majority of so owe
Fl. B. Garletz, the Silver Republican
candidate. In this precinct most of tn
ladies voted, and Adelia B. Scott lRep
was elected justice Of the peace.
Montpelier, Ida, Nov. Bear LAX
county, all precincts complete excep,
ing st. Charles. Steunenberg 1.Ig
Wilson LOCI, Gum IS, Moss 653, He,
burn G65. The entire fusion ticket wa
elected by majorities of 400 to 800.
William Bulge (Rep.) was elected I
senate; James Rcdman, Republican cal
didate for representative, has now
small plurality, This may be change
by St. Charles precinct, which will Civ
Democratic majority and increase tn
fusion majority not less than sixt,
With the exception of Alfred Bude
and Phileman Lindsay, commissioner
second district, Republican, the DEM
cratic county ticket is elected.
Preston, Ida, Nov. 9.-Preston give
Steunenberg 2lD, Moss l46; Fairvie
precinct gives Steunenberg IS, Moss 3
Mink precinct gives Steunenberg 5
Moss 81; St. Joseph gives SteuDenber
81, Moss 2: Weston, Clifton and Franl
lin give a small Republican majority.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12

THE vote cast for the state candidates
In Blackfoot Is as follows: Hepburn,
ll9; Moss, l23; Hunt, Ill; Bragaw. 12s
Wyman, 104; Van Camp, 10; Fletcher,
l27; Stoddard, 100; Dean, 1913; Standrod
40; Bagley, 81; Wilson, 22l; Steunen
berg, 230; Hutchinson, ga; Patrie, 1855
Hays, 24l; Sinclair, 205; Rice, 217
Czizek, BOG; French, 2lS; Sullivan, 2ll
Rice, So; Dietrich, 260; Anderson, 1
Gum, "a.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12

HIaEEt0Ui. Idaho. NaF a =.
Nhticr i hereby given that fsssss =
Frs sfg. ltiazban tsi Idsha bss I'D sIs. !.
Intention tu-mskr pupf pa ia bssfFi
Cialfn Me- tssN. Tor the WI sks. Sc
NWtt NEa. soc =. TIVE. :. Hxh -
thu Rczistof and useutvsr. Il H'ss'-
Idaho, an saturday. the isth daI 4 -
ter. tR4.
lie HsgHws the following wifE-Hssft =
the complete irFisstioa asa fsesAssssa
said lands
John Bluuigtsist. SaIe Thaup4nsi. e~ -
Milan n. Andrus. ali Of Presto. less
LORENZO IL. THOMAS. ksss@A
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
continued in The years 70 eoaz.
In witness uherrgi. etc,
WILLIAM NekistH
By the President.
toEls =. Hay, sacre.sry q So

ChIliren's suits, } 10 u rear a
70 - -; goiug out Of clothing. GssA
prices NJ she Fair Store.
Stationery Of 81 kinds a, r. -
sug's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12
Notice for Publication
dessert i.and. FINAL Prea.l
United States Land i'a
illaeE fssgt Idaho. sus F3a,

islsek f,s,t. Idaho. Nos ia -
Notice Il hereby given that iaHfs -
~ Mufuisnd. bingham roshr' fsss-
filed notice Of intention 90 make Priv ID.
pesort-i.aud Claim No. stp fm ss
Sec. - Twp 9, g. u II Z. before w -
and Receiver OF Blackfodt IDAHO On
dag. The isth daY of December. ~
lie names the following slsnsfse.
tho complete irrigation aud res'sh'
said land. n
James II. England. George a. bnsis =
J gfitHths. John J Gfifiithss IT, -
land. idaho. ..x
LORENZO It. THOMAS III
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12

THE latest adyices from Washington
show Republicans will have six more
than enough to give them control OF
the next House Of Representatives
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-11-12

THE total vote for governor so far as
beard from is: Steunenbcrg, 1927:
Moss, i,g25: Anderson, 3,G77.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-09-21

Havana, Sept. 10.-Preparations
have been made by the American evac-
ration commission to take imm ediate
possession of the ports of Bahia Honda,
west of Havana 90 the north coast. and
J ucaro, far east on the south coast.
The Americans will now intro
duce food BY way Of Bahia Honda aud
Jucaro, aud distribute it uoder their
own flag.
Next week the Spanish troops will
begin to evacuate the ports referred to,
and the Americans will take possession.
The number of persons who will
leave for Spain is placed at over 200,-
900. These include 1l9. 900 regular
and irregular troops. the clergy, civil
employees and the families of officers.
The Madrid government is all the
more willing to cooperate iu bringing
about the rapid evacuation of the is
land on account Of The enormous ex-
peuss of maintaining the troops here,
where their presence is now unneces-
sary.