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PORTLAND, OUEGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1900.
NO. 32.
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Designated Dcroltarr and Financial Agent of the United States.
freeMenf, U.W'.Corbetts cashier, E.G. WlthlnittoniasMstant cuhler, J. W. NewktrksMOoaa
iltnt cashier. W. C. Atvord.
Lttes of errdlt Wiiard, avalUkl In Europe and the fcntern Hiatcs. Bight exchange ana
telegraphic tranner toid on Kerr York, notion, Culcegn. flt. rani, Omaha, Ban Pr&nclico, and
Jb prlnrHnal points In the Northwest. Sight and time bills drawn In luni to lull on London,
'arli, Berlin, Frankforwoil-the-Maln, Hong Knug.
Collections made on lavorable tertns at all acceistbte polnti.
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LADD TILTON, BANKERS ESSSE
Eitabllihod In 1850.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Interest allowed on time deposit!.
Collections made at nil points on favorable termi. Letters ol oredlt Issued
liable in Europe and the Eastern states.
Might "Changs and Telegraphic Trims fare sold on New York, Wash Ins, t;n,
Oblcsgo, Bt. Louis, Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and various points ir Ore
ton, Washington, Idaho, Montana nnd British Columbia.
Exchange sold on Loudon, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Rons;.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton. Oregon.
Capital, $70,000.00. Surplus and Undivided Profits, 00,000.00.
RESERVE AGENTS First National Bank, Chicago, 111.; First National
Bank, Portland, Oregon; Chemical National Bank, Now York, N. Y.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Levi Ankony, Pre.; W. F. Matlock. Vice
Pres.; 0. B. Wade, Cashier: II. 0. Guernsey, Ass't Cashier; J. S. McLeod, W. 8.
Byers, W. F. Matlock, II. F. Johnson. '
THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK
PENDLETON, OREGON. ,
Organized Mutch I, 1880; Capital, 900,000; Surplus, 803. GOO.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Kxchnngo bought and sold on all princl
pal points. Special attention given to collections.
W. J. Furnish, Prosldeut; J. N. Teal, Vice-President; T. J. Morris, Cashier.
AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK
Oor. Third and Oak Its PORTLAND, ORKQON.
J. O. AINSWORTH, President. W. W. PHILLIPS, Cashier.
Transacts a general banking business. Exchange bought and told on all the principal cit
ies In Europe. Also facllltlrs for teie.-raphlo transfers. Collections made on favorable Unas
on all accessible polntt. 8AFJC OKrOBIT DEPARTMENT connected with lbs bank.
Und and Immigration Agents Loan and Insurance Ageats
M. L. CAUSEY, General Manager.
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NEXT CONGRHSS REPUBLICAN
MoKlnlftjr Cnrrlr. New Vork br 150,000
Ills; I.nmt.lile In Illinois Mnrjrlitnil.
Weil Virginia unit Neliruskn In th
ilrpubllcuu Culiiiiin.
Now York, Nov. 7. It became evi
dent nt a vory early hour this evening
that tho olootion of MoKiulov nnd
Roosovolt was nssurod. The president
carried tho stato o( Now York by ISO,
000 plurality.
As tho uiuht progiessed, it only
J sorvod to confirm this judgment, but
tho returns from Illinois rovenled n
liko condition. Tho Rupululcun plu
rality of 1800 was (troatly reduced, hut
it wna still fur too laigo to bo over
come - ,
On tho othci hand, tho roturnn Irom
Indliiua, Miohigan, tho two DiikotiiH,
Utah nnd Wyoming, ns well its Nobrnti-
kn, Bocm to iudiuuto steady Kopnhli
can gains over 1800. Doluwnru, Mary
land und Wust VirgiuiH, huvo given do
elded Ropnhlican plnrulitius.
Tho count in eevorul of the fur Wont
cm states whs uaturully so delayed as
to glvo llttlo indication of the opinion
tlioro, hut they lintl censed to huvo u
dutormintng effect, nnd boforo 10
o'clock tho Dcmocratlo lendors hud
given up tho coutost nnd it was an
nounced that Mr. llryan had gouo to
bod nnd was sound asleep.
Tho wholo storv was easily and
briefly told. Tho 'Ropnhlican ti'kot
would. huvo n largor electoral voto than
four yours ago, but iu tho larger states
of tho East und Middle 'West tho plu
ralities of 1800 had boon greatly re
duced. Mn'schusotti' hud fallen from
174,000 to 60,000 Now York, U08.000
to 150,004, und Illinois from 142,000
to 100,00s) nr Iohh.
The 57th cougrosH seem to bn Ite
publican by a substantial working ma
jority. llryan carried nil tho Southern
states, ns usual, along with Colorado,
Jdaho, Moutaua und one doubtful stute,
Kentucky, by a huiuII plurality.
Doubtful stntos whluh wout fur Mo
Kinloy uro Maryland, West Virginia
und Indiana, nil by small pluralities.
MoKinJoy's purnlity iu Ohio is 75,
000, in Michigan 80,000.
Nobruskc, llrvan's homo stato, uout
Hopuhlicuu by a small plurality.
Tim Now Englund states nud Penn
eylvnniu nro, ns ueuul, in the llepuhli
can coluutn.
MoKinloys plurality in Inwu is 100,
000, Kuubits yo.000, Mluucutu SO,
000. .TUB COAST.
California, Oregon and Washington
all went for MuKiuley
Tho contest wits closo in California,
but it is expected the stato will give
McKinloy 10,000 plurality.
Oregou gives MoKiuley 14,000 plu
rality, hut few counties going Demo
cratic.
Washington goes for McKinloy by a
small plurality, probably 5.000, but
tho stato tiokot is much in doubt, with
tho probability that Rogerv, Democrat,
is elected governor. Tho legislature
will ho Republican.
Tho electoral voto will probably be
as follows: MoKiuley, 202; Uryau,
166. .
4 DUnatrnii. Iu Hlmep anil flout.
Monroe, Or., Nov. 7. Sheep nnd
goat raisers iu this vicinity are greatly
alarmed over the aoundaut growth thig
season of tho poison fuugus or toad
stool, tionts and sheep seem to have a
great liking for the stud, nnd its pol
souous qunlities are suflloieut to kill the
animal which eats it.
Will He Umisred December 31.
Spokane, Wash., Nov. 7. Bdwnrd
Rico, convicted of the murder of Mutt
Mai ley, at Warduer, Idaho, v. as today
sentenced at Wallaco to be huuged on
the last day of the century, Docoinber
81. Ilia wijo was ginntud a divorce in
Sodkane today on tho grouud of cruelty.
June Heeurea flouring Mill.
Hepner, Or., Nov. 7. At a pnldiu
meeting at lone S'atutdjy evening the
capital stock of the new flouring mill
and elevator whs A subscribed. Tno
enterprise is to be.locato.1 in u most
excellent farming region.
Itleli UlscoTery In Curry County,
Gold lieach, Or.. Nov. 7. George
Bailey, who has been prostiectiug on
the headwaters of Johnson creek for
, years, recently foqnd an old t e-1 of
, poiphry that carries free gold nud has
sold ont to a California company for
40.000.
Ile'ppner Uefoaled Itaker. '
Ueppuer, Or , Nov. 7, A match
game of football hero Saturday resulted
in the lieppner team beating tbe
Baker City team, 16 to 0. A large
crowd witnessed the game and tn
weather was )r(ejt.
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THE LANDSHIDE.
Later Tteturn Prom the Kn.torn State
Hhow nn Mnterlat Uhnnce'.
Alabama Tho Domoaratla majority
Will bo nt least 40,000.
Arkansas Enough is known to hidl
cato a plurality of 00,000 for Uryan iu
this statu.
' California Tho majority lor McKin
loy und ltoosovolt in California contin
ues to grow nud tho indications are that
it will reach 40,000. Completo returns
from 1,674 pieolnctu out of 2,100 out
side of San Frnuosioo give MoKiuley
107,002, lhyan 81,248. Thosamo pre
cincts in 1800 gave McKinloy 00,847,
llryan 01,801. Tho Hepnblicans havo
elected all seven congra,sineu.
Colorado Bryan's plurality is 86,
000. ' Florida This state gives Bryan a
mnjoirty of 28,000. i
" Georgia This stato gives Bryan a
plurality of 40,000. Every Domooratio
congressmen elocted.
Illinois Cougrossman William Lo
llumr, of tho Second district, conceded
his dofout this morning. Tho majority
Hguiust him may reuoh 1,600. Addi
tional rotruns received nt Bepuhlicau
stato hoadquurters from h)1 over tho
statu confirm Chnirn.tu Itowe in his
t-tatenieut that MoKinley's plurality
will run oloso to 100,000, nnd that of
Yatofl for governor botwocu 70,000 und
80,000.
Indiana Tho olectlou rosultod iu a
plurality of anywhere from 20,000 to
1)2,000 to the Bepulbicnn national
ticket, and niuo, and perhaps 10, of tho
congressmen, nnd the choice of n legis
tnturo, that will havo n Republican
majority of 40 on joint ballot. Tho
4th congressional district is still in
doubt. Indlaua elects nil Republican
coiigrossmon oxcopt in tho 2d, Ud nnd
13th distiicts.
lovvn Hoturns from 80 out 00 coun
ties: McKinloy, 200,000; llryan, 178,
648. Kansas On tho basis of limited ro
turus Republicans claim Kansas by
25,000 for tho national ticket nnd 20,
000 for tho stato ticket nud tho oloo
tion of every Republican congressman
with tho possible exception of tho Sd
district. Republican1) claim tho leg
islature by a safe majority on joint
ballot.
Louisiana Tho entir'o six congres
sional districts in Louisiana uro strong
W Democratic. Bryan's majority in
tij atutn will' be ia excess of 80,000.
Maine MoKiuley 's majority iu
.iiTuo will vary but a fow hundred
ftbin 28,500, a loss of 10 per cont sinre
1(190 nud n llryan gain of 21 per cont.
Maryland With scattering precincts
to hear from, Maryland's plurality for
MoKiuley nnd Roosevelt iu yostordny's
eleation was 14,140. A solid Repub
lican delegation to the 67th congress
was olooted.
Mussaclejsotts Tho completo voto of
this btate is: MoKiuley, 21)0,406;
Bryan. 150,607.
Michigan MoKinley's plurality,
00,688. Tho nnitro congressional dole
gutiou is Republican.
Missouri Tho Democrat)) have elect
od congrosamen in 12 Missouri dis
tricts, nnd tho Republicans in two,
with still two tho 18th nnd the 14th
to bo hoard from. These nro claimed
by thoDoiuocntts.
Montana Bryan's plurality 18,000.
Mississippi Bryan's plurality 40,
000. Nevnda Bryan's majority is 25,
000. New Hampshire Tho Republican
majority in tho state ou both tho gub
ernatorial and national, tickets will bo
18,000.
Now Jersey MoKinloy's plurality
62,020. Six out of eight congressmen
Itopublicnu.
New York MoKinley's plurullty
145,000.
North Carolina North Carolina
gives Bryan a majority of not loss than
80,000. The next cougressioual dolo
gttiou from this stato will contain
seven Democrats aiid two Republicans.
North Dakota Republican plurality
10,000.
Ohio Unofficial returns received
from 88 out of the 88 counties warrant
tbe claim of 70,000 for MoKiuley, nud
wo elect 17 of the 27 uiembeis of con
greis, u gain of two Democrats,
Pennsylvania Completo returns
give .MoKiuley 287,738 plurality.
Rnode Island Olllcial returns give
McKiuley, 83,821 Biyau, 10,047.
Both congressmen Republican.
South Curollnu It 1b not considered
probable that Biynn's majority will
full short of 80,000 iu the state. Every
Democratic congressman was elocted.
Teuuesxco Bryin's plurality 30,000.
Utah MoKJulov'w majority 4,600.
Vermont MoKinley's plurullty 80,
000.
Virginia A rernpitulntion for Vlr
giuia indicates it Democratic plurality
on the prohideiitiul ticket of over 80,
000, nud tho election of the Dimocruts
iu every cougetssiouMl dittrict.
West Virginia In a statement is
sued ut midnight, Secretary J. K. Hall,
of trie Republican stute committee,
gives tubulated returns from every
county iu tho state, showing MoKiuley
lias nearly 20,000 majority,
Wisconsin Tho Republicans will
have n plurality of at least 112,126 in
Wiscouslu. All the Republican con
gressmen are elocted. Tho legislature
is overwhelmingly Republican.
Wyoming Returns from 174 pre
cincts out n( SO0 iu Wyoming give
Biejority of 8,000 for McKlnley.
VOTE IN OREGON.
the rinrnlltr Against Itran I Still
Growing.
Portland, Nov. 8. Yesterday's ad
ditions to tho letnrns of the Oreson
election slightly iucronsed tho Republl-
can plurality in tho state from 14,
106 to 14,226, Those figures nro yet
subject to mntorinl change, howovor,
for they nro bnsod on unofficial reports
from only 600 of the 700 precincts in
tho Btato, the results in the other pre
cincts being estimated. Tho 600 pre
cincts report votos as follows: Mc
Kiuley, 40,527; Brynii.38,180. Itis esti
mated that the unreported preolnots
will add 1808 to tho Republican plu
lality. Tho preoincts from whloh no
retnrn has yet been received ato the
smalloi and romoter ones. Probably
the total vote of the state will not
reach 85,000. In tho precincts whloh
hnVe boon reportod there has been Httlo
attention to giving tbe votes of the
threo minor parties, and tho official fig
ures wil! surely shew a matorlal in
crease for them above the totals given
this morning. ,
Complete unofficial roturns have
J been received from only sight coanties
in mo stato iionion, uiatsop, .morrow,
Multnomah, Polk, Wasco, Washington
nnd Yamhill. Ono precinct is lacking
in Josephlue nud one in Linn. Tho
last named county is something of a
surprise, in that it gives a plurality for
Brynu of only about 40 votes.w hilo tho
Republicans had conceded thnt it
1 would go Domooratio by about 600. In
jjack.8011 county, with two products
I still mlnslng.tho Ropnblloans havo n
few votes tho best of it. Pour years
ngo Jackson county gnvo Bryan nearly
1,000 plurality, uud Liuu gavot him
naarly 700.
VOTE IN WASHINGTON.
MoKiuley Majority In tbat fllsl. I
10,000.
Feattlo, Nov. 8. McKinloy hna car
ried tho stato of Washington by a plu
rality approaching 10,000, nud it may
possibly oxceed thnt figure Tho task
of obtaining ucourutu returns from thn
stato bus boon attended with unusual
difficulties, nud from tunny counties it
hns been poslhlo to obtain only state
incuts of majorities, actual or estimat
ed. Tho Western Washington coun
ties, except King, havo ns a rulo given
unprecedented Republican pluralities.
Clark gives 000, Lewis 600, Cowllta
646, and Pierce rolls up -mora than
2,000. Walla Wulln, oil tho east side,
givos 060, uud Spokano 850. The con
gressional tickot runs well along with
tho presidential, nnd both Cushmun
nnd Jones are oleotod by largo majori
ties, nt least 8,000. Cushman's homo
county, Piorco, gavo him 2,750.
Frink has beou slashed in ovory
county of tho stato. Ho loses King,
Piorco und Spokano counties, nud his
pluralities como only from tho smaller
counties. Homo of tho southwestern
couuties have given him very hand
some pluralities, nud it looked for n
tlnio last night us if ho might over como
tho Rogers loud, but ut midnight re
turns from Eastern Washington mid
from his own county of King seamed to
muko it oltar that ) o hud lost the oloo
tion. It is still possible thnt the Una I
returns may so reduco the Rogers plu
ralities ns to count him iu, hut it does
not teem ut all likely that it can he
douo. No roturns mo available us to
iho legislature, but it is undoubtedly
Republican.
liny of Clreetlugs.
Canton, O , Nov. 8. Prosidont Mo
Kiuley was up early this morning after
it few hours' rest. An army of mes
sengers iMim-ed in this morning, bring
ing congratulatory telegrams, uud
friends nud neighbors gutheied to ex
tend their congratulations. Tho pres
ident breakfasted nt 8 o'clock with
Mrs. MoKiuley nud then went to tho
library, where ho ran over tho morning
pupers and listened to tho dispatches
ns Secretary Cortolyou picked them
from the thousands roceivud. They
came from ull quarter of tho country
nud world, many being cablegrams
from nmbussudors und ministers
abroad. All tho uiohihers of tho cabi
net had been heard from. Senator
Huuua und many of tils associates of
the Union Club, of Cleveland, joined
in n message expressing their satisfac
tion. All tho dispatches hreu'hed u
spirit of personal devotion to tho pres
ident uud n putriotlo teuso of the re
sult. Tim Kleotlon In I'orto llloo.
Sun Juan do Porto Rico, Nov. 8, It
is estimated that 76,000 Ropublionns
voted at tho election yesterday for a
commiKsoiior to cougrofs uud moutherx
of the hnuso of delegutus, Not more
than 200 Federals voted. The election
was exceediulgy orderly. There are
uo reports of disturbances. Communi
cation with the interior is slow,
llllssanl In Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Nov. 8. A blizzard is
bouriug down upon this section, The
weather has turned cold uud heavy
snow storms are rettorted from vuriuus
places. New Richomnd, reports five
inches, with the snow still fulling uud
tho wiud blowing u gale.
Ourllemanil on Morrocco.
Tangier, Nor. 8 United States
Consul Gunner is understood to have
made further strong representations to
the government officials, urgiug tbe
payment of the Amerioau claims, It
is also again reportod thai an American
cruiser is to be Bint to enforce tbe de-Bsaudi.
LATER NEWS.
Bryan carried Missouri by 28,000.
Bryan's majority in Texas is 175,
ftOO. '
Wyoming gives MoKiuley 4,000 ma
jority. Bryan carried Boston by 19,000 plur
ality. MoKinley oarriod Baltimore by
8,006.
Bryan oarried Nevada by a small
majority.
Connecticut gavo MoKinley a pural
ity of 28,000.
MoKinleys plurality in Ponnsyl
avnla is 200,000.
MoKinley's plurality in the city of
Pittsburg is 15,000.
Cincinnati aid Cleveland gavo plur
alities for MoKinley.
MoKinley carriod his own state by
an increased majority.
Brvau carried Greater New York by
a majority of 27,881.
MoKinley received a plurality of
2,000 in Buffalo, N. Y. ,
At nn election riot in Donver, Colo.,
two mou were killed and four wounded.
The vote iu the city of Chicago was
close, McKinloy roculving 180,070,
and Brynn 172,524.
Lincoln, Nob., tho home of Brynn
gnvo MoKiuley u majority of 1002, a
gain of 665 over 1800.
In Adlai B. fJtovonson'H home pro-
;ciuctiu Bloomlugton, HI., tho vote
wan: MoKiuioy uuo, iirynu n-'.
At Phoenix, Ariz., n woman with a
shotgun killed n Moxioau robbor who
was trying to steul u calf.
Firo' broko out in u candy fnotory at
Albany, N. Y,, nnd oommuniontod to
an adjoining building, causing a loss of
600,000.
Boforo uenrly 85,000 pooplo, tho Co
lumbia football olovojt today dofoatod
Priuoton by n scuro of A to 5, on Co
lumbU field.
A very light vote was polio in
South Carollua. The full state, tickot
and frail congiesslonnl tiokot was elect
ed by the Democrats.
Tnn American Rico Urowei' Dia
tribution Company, has beou incorpor
ated under the luws of the stato of
Louisiana,- with a capital of f 15,000li,.
000. W. K. Vunderhllt is prosidont. f
Ono of tho incidents of tloctlou day )
was tho snioldo of Frod Jnuooks, of
Chicago. Upon reaching tho polls ho
romarknd that ho was about to oast Ills
first ballot. This ho did, thou pur
chased h, bottle of carbolic uoid, nud
upon his return homo committed sui
cido by drinking tho contents of tho
bottle.
The ministers at Pekiu havo agreed
on tho basis of negotiations.
An investigation ol Berlin's corrupt,
police forco has beou ordered.
Kruuer is making it slow trip to
Europe on account of illness.
RupbIh has no iutoiitlou of building)
uuothor railroad acroHs Asia,
Nomo steamer Roanuke, repot tod
lost, hns reuobod Port Towuseud.
Woodburn, Or., has gruutod 80-year
frauchiso for light and water system.
Wu Ting Fung, thoChlnose minister,
thinks that when allies withdraw from
China railroad construction on a large
scalo will be begun there.
Tho stato bourd of health authorities
of Mississippi, roport ouo cuso of yel
low fever ut Natobea. The pntiout is
tho vsifo of a local Baptist minister.
Isaau Hull Adams, a grandson of
President John Adams, und u nephew
of rrutldniit John Quitioy Adams, died
nt his home nt Qunioy, Muss., nged 87
years.
The Toronto soldiers of tho South
African contingent returned to Toronto
and were received with tieiuendous en
thiisIuHin. Tralllo wuh suspended for
hours, uud ultogothur tho demonstra
tion was ouo of tho most notable in the
history of the city.
An explosion took place in the dry
house connocted with the works of the
Winchester Repeating Arms Cotnpauy,
ut Now llavuu, Conn. The walls of
tho building being blown out and tho
windows in tho aujucnt buildings shat
tered. No ono wuh iu the building at
tho timo,
Vice-Admiral Alexioff has addressed
a communication to Li Hung Chang
asking China'a intentions regarding
Manchuria uud iuvitiug her to resume
the government of that territory under
Rusislau protection, which, he says,
will ho of "mutual ud vantage to China
and Russia, "
Tho queen of l'ortugual, ut Cuscals,
a fashionable resort, utudo a, thrilling
rescue. She bus been stuylug at the
J'ulucu Cascals, and was on the beach
vutclilng Cutalo Groom, her boatman,
briugiug his boat into shore. Sudden
ly a huge wuvm overturned the boat.
Ciooni's arm wns broken and lie was
overcome by tho undertow, wblcb car
ried him beneath the waves. 'The
queen is an expert swimmer. Seeing
that her boatman wub drowuiug, she
sprang into the water before any of her
attendants could prevent her. With
rapid stroko she swain to the boat
man's side and held him up until per
sons put out in boat and resoued both
the queen and ber boatman, Cioosa
was taken to the Royal I'alaee.
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