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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

TItNNHFEIH OF NTONkN,
Ajax. 100 at titi; 100 at uis.
Dalton a Lark, 300 at Zoe. 1000 ~
tht
Dexter. 100 at isss. 100 at tsp. :
Daisy. 900 al tgtsr
Four Aces. 700 at $50. 100 az SSH
ioo NJ tsA. 100 at o.. loo az "a. buyci,
90 days
Oalcna. 600 at $50. 100 az teN.
Lower Mammoth. 800 at aitsc: rtt''
az ni. 400 al ms. 100 az eih
Northern Light. 100 nt 1sc, 100 at i9A /!
900 az ~, 100 az ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
SALT LAKE BUILDING BILL.
III" various mis- are iieing Enroiicd
IN Headlines. Tor the presi-
dsnt's signature.
Special to the "Ncws.

'.N'' 500 ~ wv AH'MNH
Washington. u. e., Fob % -Roprr-
seutltIves in Congress age 30 SUM Df
the passage nj forty. conc public bullI-
mss bills before this session adluurnH
that they are having the various bills
enrolled. The salt Lake hill has ale
ready been enrolled sn that the moment
II passes the House and the ampud-
men, rs accepted hy the Senate. % wii
Doc ready for the Presidents signn-
turn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

W. q. willard entered suit against
Lyman Harris. In the Third district
court today. 10 recover the sum OF
$40. alleged 60 be due plaintiff for
certain goods sold the defendant In
September. lAes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
a REPEATING nTLL
COMMITTEE REPORTS.

The committee on private corpora
tons reported on II. H. No. isg. by
Stewart thy rcqucHD, IAN act to
amend subdivision % and subdivision
20 Of section 800 ~ the Revised Stat
utca OF Utah, relating 20 powers o.
city council and recommended a sub
stitute.
The committee on counties reported
on II. u. No. 10. by Callister. AN act
permitting counties 10 fund the floating
Indebtedness existing prior % January
ist, 1885," and recommended that II
pass.
The committee on mines and mining
reported on ~. u. Nos. g.. 20 and 90. BY
shepard. Murdoch and Redo, respect
iVrly, entitled, An act o. amend Sec
ton 1893 OF the Revised Statutes OF
Utah. relating 10 minas and mininE,"
AN act 60 amend chapter 20. laws u
Utah. 1897. IN relation 90 mlnes." and
afro AN act 10 amend chapter I, title
~, ~ the Revised Statutes ~ Utah re-
lnting TO mines and mining" and
recommend that they be- rejected.
The committee on Manufacture and
commerce reported fnyorahly on =. ].
H. No . BY whitney, relating 10 the
erection ~ salt palace In or near Salt
Lake city. and authorizing the Cover
nor In behalf Of the State 10 extend In
Nitniiona 10 the governors and people
~ such states and Territories ~ may
deem proper 10 participate In tho cX-
position Ia be held In such palace.
The committee on manufacture and
commerce reported on II. ~. No. ieG, by
welsh, entitled, AN act 10 encourage
tho manufacture 81 starch from p9tn-
toes Ia the State OF Utah. also ON IA.
y. No. iaa. by Robinson. AN act 20 en-
courage the cultivation of canligro and
ia use Ia the manufacture N leather
In the state % Utah" ana recommends
ed them both back 10 the House FOR ae-
ton.
LAND BILL ny BYwATER,
Bywnter introduced n bill amending
section 1881 II the Revised Statutes. re-
lntlnE 20 preference rights OF settlers
on public lands.
VISITS TO PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The special Joint committee " House
and Senate appointed 10 arrange pre-
liminarlea and dates for visiting state
Institutions reported recommending az
follows.
Flrat-Thnt the LEGISLATURE 80 In a
body TO visit the state prison AZ
o'clock p. IN. on Saturday, the 25th
inst.
second-That the University of Utah
be- visited on Monday. the 21th, between
tho hours OF o'clock and 10 O clock a.
m,
Thrd-Thnt no state institution out
side OF salt Lake city be visited until
after the election of unltcd States
Senator,
The last clause OF the report was
stricken out and the remainder of tho
report adopted,
- - -
THE GRIT CuRF THAT DOTs CURE.
Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces La
Grippe. The genuine has L. Is. .. on
ench tablet a5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

county Inspector SHAH. upon evidence
that nufaefy stock ia Imported or Of
fcrrd Tor sale within his district. cause
"a careful examination TO be- made OF
such stock AL OF any nurserymen
shall report to the county Inspector any
receipt Of fruit trees. II shall be the
duty 81 any railway station agent In
Utah who shah receive from outside OF
this state any package. box, bale or
bundle or any car load lot 81 fruit trees
bushes. vines shrubs or gratis. to Inn
mediately notify the nearest fruit tree
Inspector q the presence OF such fruit
trees, bushes, vines. shrubs or gratis,
and Il shall be unlawful for any such
railway station agent or other railway
employc to deliver 10 any cnnalgncc Ur
other person such fruit trees. bushes.
vines, shrubs or gratis within forty
eight hours after the delivery ~ the mo-
tlce 10 the Inspector ~ prescribed In
this section. until tho inspector thus
notified shall have given permit for
delivery of freight described In thl.
section. This section shall not apply TO
shipments ~ freight accompanied by
"a certificate OF inspection signed By
any duly authorized county inspector
Or deputy Inspector OF any county In
Utah appointed under the provisions
u this act.
Section 7. section iiH Of this title. Il
amended TO read a. follows; Section
isl. Tho compensation 81 each meme
Der OF the state board Of horticulture
shall be 500 pcr annum excepting that
the member designated TO act ~ score.
tary aa provided herein. shall receive
as compensation the sum OF six hun
drod dollars per nnnum.
In addition 20 such compensation each
member Of the board shall receive the
amount OF his actual and necessary
travelling expenses when outside the
county ~ his residence on official buai-
ness not 10 exceed $50 per year. The
salaries and other expenses provided
herein shall be paid ~ provided In case
OF other State officers.
All acts or parts 81 acts In conflict
with this art are hereby repealed.
This act shall take eject upon ap.
prevail.
A REPEATING DILL.
Shepard introduced bill repeating
section 1893. providing that within
ninety days OF posting the location
notice upon the claim, the locator or
l0catorr or his or their assigns. shall
DO ut least $50 worth OF work upon said
claim. Referred 10 committee on judi
clary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23
LONG MAY 1T WAVEl

Having obtained the highest point OF
excellence IN the manufacture 81 bak-
Ing powder we want 10 continue 70
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things Of life and In the interest OF
those who appreciate the best. what
We give you IN the way Of quality "
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market. What We save you IN the
way or cash IL sufficient TO make you
pleased customer Of ours for q long
time TO come. one can Of our baking
powder VIII make you friend. Com
unuing is usage viii make you happy
and healthy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

YouNG-'ro Mary T.. Young. wife ~
Royal u. Young, an s-pound boy.
Wednesday morning, 1870. February
y, 1889. at Forest Dale, Utah. All we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

BIDS VIII be received by Robert Pat
rick chairman committee on sprink-
llng' care ~ city recorder. city and
county building, not later than Mon
day March 9Th. 1899. at y. M, for
and ten or 900 gallons capacity with
wooden tanks ANA latest improved at
tachments for sprlnkling streets OF
BIDS must describe make ~ wagons.
style OF wheels and size OF nxles and
lfes' price 10 be given y. o. u. cars
salt Lake city.
liy order OF city Council. February
2lst, 1893
RonERT PATRICK. Chairman.
u. III. BAckMAN, city Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-23

THE GRIT cuRs THAT DOrs CURE.
Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces La
Grippe. The genuine has l.. Is. y. on
euch tablet 2bc,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
.IHE ELECTIONS.
Republicans Carry
Buckeye State.
Nebraska Voters Adhere to
Fusion Principles.
Head of Ticket In Kentucky
Elected by Republicans.
Maryland Democrats Elect Governor
and Control the Legislature.
Maryland Democrats Elect Governor
and Control the Legislature.
But Few Surprises Noted In
the Other States.

Columbus O.. Nov. S.-The Repubn-
cans claim that their plurality Will cx-
cecl 50. COO. with over 100000 for Jones
out of a total of less than 100000. The
Republican majority in the lcgis ature
is larger than usual, but no senator is to
b elected.
Judge N,sh was serenaded after mid
night at the Neil House To an tn
thusiastic crowd he made a brief speech,
He said that the Ohio result was mes
sage to Pre-. .ident Mckinley that his
home stat endorsed his admin. .nration
and presage McKialey's denomination
and reelection in 1909
The Republicans made their largest
gains at II, homes OF judge Nash, StIa-
tor Hanna and Chairman DICK. The
democrats mad their largest gains at
tn home OF Mr, Mclean.
Chairman Seward Of the Democratic
campaign committee figuring on Ieturns
outside OF Hamilton. CuyahoSa ard
Lucas counties, claims Mclean 9 election
by l2,0O0 but Coicnel w. \. Taylor, oEe
OF McLeans managers. with the same
figures, males Nashs plurality about
5000
Alter II ? N. the returns showed that
the penot'.- .io gains in Cincinnati and
/ other cites were duced and that Nc
Lean VAS 4 e.y third at Cleveland ard
/ po siH.y a, Toledo in which cities Jones
drew much more heavily from TIE
/ Democrats than from the Republicans.
/ At the same time the Republicans net
gains outside of Cincinnati, Cleveland
! and To, Dc were incrc asing at such a
/ rate as to j. dicatr plurality Of from
20 600 to 20. % for Judge Nash for gov
eruCr and III entire Republican state
/ ticket ana the election of a majority OF
the legislature. Chairman Dick had,
previous to the election, repeatedly
claimed the election of the entire Repub-
liCan state .Chet by rot less than so 0CC
plurality. 80 far he has refused to give
out any figures, but these around him
say that means tha; he now has TO
/ reason to change his first figures.
The later returns seems to be growing
in favor of the Republicans, especially
since the returns indicate that Jones
I hurt the Democrats much more than the
Republicans in Cleveland. Toledo end
Columbus and other cities, while the
first reports indicate exactly the op-
posite.
Toledo. Nov S.-Mayor Jones. at
o'clock last light, conceded his own de-
feat. IF my race has contributed in
any way h. said, TO the success Of
John II. Mclean and a rebukc to the
infamous Philippine policy of the ad-
ministration feel that It has not beer
In vain"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
InHN L. RATES.
cratic by 6l9.

The expansion question apparently
played little part in the election, and
Senator Herbert c. Parsons of Green
field. where the question was an issue
before the people, was defeated Mr..
Parsons ran independently and was as
sisted in his campaign by a number of
anti-imperialists from this city.
There were but few surprises through
out the state. and party lines were
more strictly drawn than is ordinarily
the case.
The senate OF 1900 will stand 81 Repub-
Leans to Democrats, and the house
1G6 Republicans, 70 Democrats, gold
Democrats and Independents. This
shows a loss OF two Republican senators
and three Republican representatives.
In addition to these three Republican
places the Democrats this year also have
filled two seats occupied by Indepen-
dents last year. The Democrats of the
| First MiddleseX senatorial district
elected their candidate for the first time.
The Socialists lost a representative in
| Haverhill but a member OF that party
| was chosen from the Fourth Plymouth
district, thereby giving them the same
quota as last year. The Socialists at
| Haverhill made up for their loss by Civ
ing the candidate for governor greater
vote than that received by the Demo-
cratic nominee. In other parts of the
state the Socialistic doctrine was given
some Endorsement
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
FAITHFUL TO FUSION.
Indications That Republicans VIII Lose
Nebraska by Ten Thousand.

Indications That Republicans VIII Lose
Nebraska by Ten Thousand.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. Sit Is evident to
both parties that Nebraska has re-
pledged her allegiance to the fusion
standard. While Republicans are not
yet willing to admit defeat, figures, thus
far, point that way. There has been
steady falling off of the vote of both
parties, but, while the fusionists have
suffered but little, the Republican loss
has been not less than three to q pre-
cinct II the present ratio is main
tanned, Ex-Governor Holcomb and the
fusion stale ticket will be elected by not
less than 10000. Fusionists claim much
more
w. j. Bryan gave out this statemen Mt
this morning: The campaign in Ne
braska was fought on national issues and
the result is protest against the policy
of the administration"
Mr.. Bryan said he had no comment to
make or results in other states.
Chairman Edmiton of the Populist
state committee says: I'VE have car
ried the state by 5000 ard have made
gains in county offices"
Chairman Tefft Of the Republican
committee declined to make a state
ment. but many of his associates ad-
mltted defeat though not by as large a
majority as claimed by the fusionists.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10

vantage among the hold-oyer senators.
thereby controlling both branches of the
legislature.
The Democrats are Wild with enihu-
sllsm, while the Republicans are corre-
spOLcirEly depressed over the result,
which they are inclined 10 attribute TO
tredcheTy among the followers Of Mayor
Malster and United States Senator Well
ingtDn. The htter has taken nO part In
the campaign. and has not hesitated.
since his resignation az chairman Of the
state central committee a few weeks
ago, TO predict the overwhelming defeat
Of the Republican ticket The gold
Democrats, as an organization, sup
ported Governor Lowndes, but this
seems TO have had but little, IL any, ef-
feet an the result
Llyod wilkinson, secretary OF the
Democratic state central committee,
made the following statement regarding
the result of the election; Mr.. Smiths
majority In the state will be from H.
600 to 1900, with 4 majority in both
houses Of the Legislature. The result
shows clearly that the Democrats were
thoroughly united. and that the Repub-
licans were divided in Baltimore city
and in several counties. National Issues
were not considered In the contest. The
nominees of the Democratic state con-
vention were satisfactory to Democrats
generally. and the way they were nom
| mated met with general approval. The
/ result Of the election shows that Mary
land is a Democratic state whenever the
| party is united.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
EASILY DEMOCRATIC.

jackson Miss, Nov. 8.-Scattering re-
turns from representative sections in
dicate a very light vote in the Missis-
sippi election. The entire Democratic
state ticket is elected by majority cor
servatiyely estimated at $4,000, The
Populist vote shows falling off Of prob
ably 50 percent. The vote on the Noe!
amendment providing for an elective
judiciary will require an official count to
determine the result. The chief interest
centered in Yallobusha county, where a
senatorial primary was held in conjunc-
tion with the election. A bitter per-
sOnal fight was made on Senator SuIli-
van, candidate for the short term end
ing March 4, 1901. Returns indicate that
he has received the instruction by q
majority Of nearly two TO one. Nc
Laurin received the long term instruc-
tiOn by an overwhelming majority.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
IN OLD KENTUCKY.

Republican Governor Elected, With
Complexion Of Legislature In Doubt.
Louisville. Nov. S.-By the combined
efforts Of the Republicans and the anti
Go-belites, Attorney General W. $.
Taylor Republican, has been elected
governor Of kentucky, by a majority
vaT.ously estimated at from 1000 to l5,~
coo over Goebel Democrat Returns
also indicate the election OF the entire
Republican ticket. while the complexion
Of the legislature is in doubt.
The weather throughout the state was
perfect and mere than an average vote
was polled. the total falling but little
short of the vote polled in the last pres
idential election. Comparatively little
disorder prevailed, although there we're
several arrests for alleged violation Of
the election law.
Governor Bradley remained in Louis
VILE all day, and had the Louisville
legion in readiness for marching orders.
The militia was called out after the close
of the polls to enforce an Injunction
granted by local judge, bu; the pres
ence Of the militia was not needed, and
the companies We're soon ordered back
to the armOry.
Chairman Long Of the Republican
campaign committee says that Taylor ;
plurality will not be less than $1,000 This
estimate, he says. is based upon the re-
turns received from a majority Of the
counties in the state.
Governor Bradley estimates Taylor 5
! =
a plurality Of 1000 is conceded by many
Democratic leaders, while some of the
| more faithful are claiming plurality
Of 5000 for Goebel. The estimated plu-
rality Of the most sanguIne Democratic
leaders is based upon returns from the
| interior of the state. which probably
will be overcome by the strong Republi
| can counties.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
SURPRISE AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, Nov S.-More than the
usual amount Of interest in f-year cleo
tions was manifested in both official and
unofficial circles yesterday. Particu
larly was this the case with reference
to Ohio, Maryland. Kentucky ard Ne
praska. In administration circles the
closest attention has been given to the
progress of the campaign in Ohio, where
ii was felt, in 4 measure at least the
policy pursued in the Philippines would
be put to d test. Considerable surprise
was manifested here when the news
giving Jones probable vote Was received.
rs the Republicans were confident that It
would not amount TO the proportions it
assumed. The size of the Democratic
majOrities in Maryland and Nebraska
astonished most politicians. though it
was expected that each state was more
likely to go Democratic than Republican.
With reference to the four states named
and also New York, it was felt that per-
sOnal considerations played an unusually
large part in this years elections.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
SHOWED FALLING OFF
But Bay State Republicans Are Highly
Pleased With Their Vote.
THE DEMOCRATS CARRIED BOSTON.
Expansion Question Seems to
Have Been Ignored.

difficulty In carrying the city Of Boston.
For the past three years the city has In
dorsed the Republican candidate for
governor but this year, Robert T. Paine,
plurality of 6leG over ]. NJ. Crane. Re-
publican.
Paine's total vote was g., 592 and Crane
received 1886. Last year WoLcott
Rep) carried the city by plurality Of
1897 over Bruce CDem.). These figures
show a loss for Crane from Wolcott'H
vote of 7119 and a gain for Paine over
BTuce's total Of 9l4.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
MURDER AT BOSTON.

Boston Nov. S,--Efforts are being
made by the Boston police ard the de-
partments of the surrounding towns and
cites to locate Luigi Storti and Vim
cenzo Bucilli, wanted for the alleged
murder Of Michele Calucci, at 81 Charter
street All three of the men lived at the
above address. The police say that they
Quarrellel about a woman, ard that one
of the two men wanted struck Calucci
On the top OF the head with an axe The
two alleged murderers escaped, although
the police believe they will be caught.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
AN IMPROVEMENT NOTED.

Paterson, N. j., Nov. S.-Vice Presi-
dent Hobart's condition is reported to
be more favorable. 1t was stated at his
house that Mr.. Hobart had been able
to sit up In chair for a short time
yesterday, and had eaten some solid
food, something he has not done in three
weeks. He was less nervous than he
had been for many days and his family
felt encouraged over his apparently inn
proved condition. Dr.. Newton would
not offer any encouragement as TO the
vice presidents recovery
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
TWENTY THOUSAND PLURALITY

New Jersey Republicans Have Good
Majority In Both Branches.
Trenton, Nov. S-The returns indicate
that the Republicans have carried the
state by about 10000 plurality, although
there was no direct vote on q state
ticket. The Republicans will control
both houses Of the legislature by good
working mejorities, and will have @n
increased representation in the assem-
bly,. The senate will stand IA Republi-
cans to seven Democrats. The next as
sembly will be composed of Al Republi.
cans and 10 Democrats, as against 81
Republicans and % Democrats last year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
The total vote OF the state for governor.
with one town missing. was as follows:

The total vote OF the state for governor,
with one town missing, was as follows:
W. Murray Crane CRep.) l6S,S46.
Robert Treat Paine. Jr. Dem.), 1898
The result OF the election was highly
gratifying to the Republicans, despite
the fact that the vote for their candidate
showed a falling off Of II percent from
last year On the other hand, the Demo-
Gratis expected to hold their own and
were therefore somewhat disappointed
with their percent loss. The election
in Boston, however, made up materially
for the decline in the vote outside, and
the Democrats are rejoicing that the
city, after three years absence, is once
more in the Democratic column. Last
year Governor Wolcott carried Boston
by over 1000 but this yearit went Demo-
cratic by 6191.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
REPUBLICANS CLAIM IOWA.

Des Moines. Nov. S.-Weaver, chair
nan Republican state central committee,
says: Il feel confident that Republ-
cans have won by an increased majority
over two years ago. Both branches Of
the legislature will be Republican by a
large majority.
At 1870 this morning 63S precincts Of
the state give Shaw, Republican, for
governor, 81 ,59S; White. 6I,5G5. The
came precincts, two years ago, gave
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GAINS.

Topeka. Nov. S.-Meagre returns in
dicate Republican gains in the county
elections held all over Kansas. 1t is
predicted by conservative politicians
that the Republican gain will reach 10
percent. a very light vote was polled
all over the state. In 1896 the fusionists
carried 80 out Of lO5 counties. Last
year the Republicans carried 81 counties
out Of the l05.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
GROVER HAD TO MOVE ON"

Princeton, n. j., Nov S.--As ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland was leaving the polls
yesterday he stopped a moment to
speak to one Of his friends, whereupon
a policeman from Trenton detailed at
the polls, not knowing who Mr.. Cleve-
land was, ordered the cX-president TO
move outside the chalk line. Mr. Cleve-
land smiled, stepped into his carriage
and was driven to his home.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-10
CLOSE TO A LYNCHING.

Baltimore. Nov. S.-Shortly after the
polls closed last evening so Intoxicated
negroes ran amuck on Centre Market
place They fired pistols and threw
stones promiscuously. one Of the bulle IS
entering the abdomen Of Oscar O.etz, u
l2-year-old boy. mortally Wounding him
White residents chased the negroes and
riot seemed imminent The negroes
ran in all directions, followed by the
whites and police. Four negroes were
captured, one Of them, Wesley Brown,
being identified as the party who wound E
ed Dietz. Only the arrival of the police
prevented lynChng.