Scio Weekly Press.
NORTHWEST
RSVlVAL- ÖF BUSINESS?
. An Kxfcra Session of ©öngYSSS»
An ext-rà session following iffimfdh
a'tely the inauguration oi Mr. McKin-
ley is, in the prevaling öpiniofl ifi
j Washington, certain-. -No One pro»
PREGON fesses to have word from Mr. McKin­
ley direct on toe subject, but there is
good authority for saying that Mark
Hanna, during a recent visit in New
York, said enough to give the impres-
sion'that an extra session is on toe Re­
publican programme. Senator Quay
believes an extra session is certain.
Wort iti oiiib'-.sr®ff>'
Men' ife-Sinployed.-
ths
STATES.
Oregon.
Complete returns have been reoeived
from 22 out of the 82 counties in Ore­
CiSCifiSati,- Nov? 9'.-“Sp'e'cfaJ dis­
patches1 indicate' a revival- in' business Witliam McKinley and Garret gon, and the returns from the 10 other
SCIO
counties are practically complete. The
throughout the' Ohio' Valley as' welj as'
Hobart Are Chosen.
number of votes reported is 91,542, of
here.
whioh MoKinley has 46,792 and Bryan
The Big FouF,- C&eShpfa&S' <£' Ohio
44,750, or a plurality of 2,042 for Mc­
and Baltimore & Ohio roads all ordered
their shops' opened today and enlarged' THE END OF A BITTER CONTEST Kinley. Less than 500 votes remain
to be added to the 91,542 in order to
forces on' those' already running;-
give the full number of votes cast for
The Ensign Car Works at' Hunting.-
Tile Two Northwest States Divided, Or­ McKinley and Bryan.
ton, W. Va., resumed.
Comprehensive Be view of the Import­
Storm on Lake Brie»
egon- Going for McKinley and Wash­
The following table shows the vote
The car works at Mount V.eWfoh', ill.,
ant Happenings of the Past Week
.Great damage has been done to the got an order for 300 cars from the
ington for Bryan-Electoral College. by counties:
Culled From the Telegraph Columns. shipping interests on lake Erie by a
Counties.
McKinley. Bryan•
Louisville- & Nashville road, and re­
1,836
............ 957
With three states yet in doubt, it is Baker................
high wind. The canal boat Mayside.
Superintendent Keene who shot Mort .Way, while being towed up the river sumed work.
Benton .............
730
............ 976
known
that
the
Republican
national
2,389
Clackamas
........
.........
2,666
The
Niles
tool
fworks
and
other
Roderick, the supposed robber, at the from Tonawanda, broke her hawser
Clatsop..............
1,135
............ 1,849
Cariboo mines, was acquitted by the and was blown on the rocks along shops at Hamilton announced increased ticket is elected by a majority of nearly Columbia........
600
Coos.................
............ 1,106
1,560
forces.
coroner’s jury.
596
shore. The captain was rescued with a «Furnaces at fronton,■ Ashland1 and 100 in the electoral college, and of Crook...............
............ 600
268
...............
............ 276
John B. Barthelman,-a sewing-ma­ rope, but his mules were crushed to
1,000,000 plurality of toe popular vote. Curry
2,045
Douglas............,
............ 1,903
chine agent shot and killed his divorced death. The boat became a total wreok. other towns announce that they will go New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Gilliam
........... .537
472
.............
828
Grant................
............ 672
wife in Los Angeles, Cal. They quar­ An old excursion steamer was blown in blast soon, but no- dates are given.
405
............ 218
The Griffin wood works- and tlio Massachusetts and Ohio have rolled up Harney.............
reled over the possession of their 3- across the channel near Buffalo and
2-383
Jackson............
............ 1,376
Powell brass works,, both- largo con­ unprecedentedly tremendous majorities, Josephine..........
1,609
............
1,100
year-old daughter.
will be a total loss.
462
............. 346
cerns, employing many men, an­ from 100,000 to 300,000. The rest is Klamath...........
In Tiffin, O., the Democratic and
416
..................
............ 389
Suicide of a Capitalist*
nounced today that they would resume detail, to be settled by complete re­ Lake
2,588
Lane...........;.....,
............ 2,221
Republican nominees for oongress had
568
Lincoln
............
...........
576
at
onoe.
Others
report
that
they
had
Joseph
D.
McDonald,
a
prominent
turns.
a fight over each other’s war record.
2,736
Linn.................
............ 2,064
orders, on which they will
There are now three states in the Malheur...........,
466
............ 210
They had both belonged to the same .¿nd wealthy citizen of Fremont, Neb., conditional
2,631
3,020
Marion..............
their forces immediately.
doubtful column—Kentucky, Wyoming Morrow
company. The Republican had his ribs shot himself, causing almost instant enlarge
5-12
...............
............ 586
The
Pittsburg
Paoket
Company
closed
death.
The
cause
for
the
rash
act
was
and
South
Dakota.
In
Kentucky
it
6,450
Multnomah
.......
..............
11,830
broken.
1,307
............ 1,248
mental unbalance, toe result of finan­ a contract here today for building a will require the official count to. deter­ Polk............. ..;....
419
Sherman............
............. 426
| In Ashland, Ky., Tobe Stanley, a cial reverses in mining -investments in new $65,000 river steamboat.
The mine the result, ¿wing to irregulari­ Tillamook
............. 685
526
..........
mine superintendent, was "Shot and Colorado; He was-a railroad contractor plans
1,674
...4.......
1,410
Umatilla
...........
were
made
and
the
contraot
.
ties. In Wyoming, the qnoretainty is Union..............
2,103
............
1,275
killed by Ike' Barker on his way to the and built all of the South Platte drawn two months ago. .71
Tho
— closing due to the slow returns. The latest re­ Wallowa...........
688
;........... 408
polls to vote. Stanley opened hostili­ branches of the Northwestern road in | of it was conditional upon too result of ports, however,--; indicate that Bryan Wasco
1,187
.............. 1,487
...............
......... 2,085
1,566
Washington.....
ties by cutting Barker across the face Nebraska on the Elkhorn system, and this election.
will get two of the three votes. South Yamhill.?.-........
............ 1,615
1,565
with a buggy whip, Family troubles was reputed to be worth over $100,000.
The big cooper shops at Raridon, O , Dakota’s vote_.jp________ tial electors
............46,792
Totals........... .
44,^0
were the cause.
I
have
resu
med,
wor
k.,
to.
to
eir-Jull
-ca-
Of Interest to Miners.
| paci ty.
Absait.,. twenty fist fights ocourred
Washington.
A New York attorney has received
near the polls in Lexington, Ky., oil I
One and probably two of the idlo
The lacer reports from Washington
a
cablegram
announcing
that
the
high
election day.' Pistols were drawn in
mills
of
the
Dayton
Pipe
Company,
indicate that Bryan’s plurality will be
half of them. An editor attempted to court at Pretoria, South Africa, has de­ this county, will start in full as soon
near 10,000. The Bryan vote was the
assault Colonel Breckenridge, who clared void the MacArthur-Forest pat­ as repairs now in progress can bo com­
The other strongest in tho more thickly populated
drew his pistol. They were separated ents for the cyanide process for the re­ pleted.
doubtful— portion of the state. The number of
covery of gold. This decision was
before anyone was hurt.
The Burns iron works at Portsmouth,
Tennessee votes’thus far reported—77,175—about
given
in
a
suit
brought
by
the
com
­
S. R. Clough, a hotel .proprietor of
whioh have been on short force, an­
for Bryan. equals that of two years ago, so that,
Minneapolis, Minn., was so deter­ bined gold-mine owners of Johannes­ nounce that it will 'employ a full forco
Kentucky, allowing for the increase,there remains
mined to vote that he arose from his burg and the Transvaal. The an­ immediately. -
about 10,000 more to hear from.
nouncement
is
said
to
be
of
great
inter
­
sick bed tp go to the polls. He had
John R. Rogers, Populist, has been
! MILLIONS OF GOLD OFFERED.
been handed his ballot, for marking, est to gold mine owners.
chosen governor over P. C. Sullivan,
The Electoral College.
when suddenly he toppled over dead.
Mrs. Castle Sentenced to Prison*
The folllowihg table gives the stand­ though by a majority probably 2,000
Subtreasurie* Cannot Meet the Demand
His heart had stopped beating.
Mrs. Walter M. Castle, of San Fran­
for Currency. *
ing of the el&toral college as far as under the electoral ticket.
In Davenport, Cal., on eleotion day cisco, who was arrested in London,
The entire fusion ticket has been
Washington, Nov. 9.—Information- returns indicati:
William Granville entered toe polling charged with shoplifting, has had her
successful by majorities ranging from
w Ö 3,000 to 8,000.
place,-and, pointing a pistol at Lewis trial.' She pleaded guilty, and was received at toe treasury department
The legislature is
o
o
Chandler, an eleotion clerk, attempted sentenced to three months’ imprison­ shows that large amounts of gold1 are
p
5
o' Populist on joint ballot, though there
S3
STATES.
being
offered
at
the
several
subtreas
­
5
’
to fire it, and snapped the trigger three ment without labor. Mr. Castle was
is a possibility that the Republicans
o
uries in exchange for currency, stipu­
times before his hand was caught. acquitted.
may
control the senate, as they have 14
lation being -made as to legal tenders.
There was no provocation for the deed.
hold-overs out of a total of 34 mem­
Harper’s Magazine*
li
One million in gold was offered in Bos­ Alabama............
bers of the upper house.
Mayor McClelland of Roanoke, Va.,
...
8
An important feature of Harper’s ton. The subtreasurer telegraphed toe Arkansas........
......<|.<
9
was run down by an electric oar and Magazine for several months to come secretary for instructions, stating that California
The returns from Washington as re­
Colorado..........L
4
fatally injured. He stepped in front of Will be Poultney Bigelow’s series of the current working force was some­ Connecticut....^.
ported for presidential electors appear
6
».....
3
the car when it was less than five feet papers on the “ White Man’s Africa,” what behind owing to toe flurry, and Delaware
in the ¡table below, No returns have
Florida..............
4
from him.
been received from Okanogan and
Georgia..........1
13
treating in toe author’s original and toe payment of this amount of currency Idaho................1..
3
Skamania counties:
The demonstrations against the striking way the new continent recent­ would leave the subtreasury incon­ Illinois............ .1.
24
.............
15
Italian residents continue in Sao Paulo, ly opened up to European exploitation. veniently si-ort.
Counties.
McKinley. Bryan.
Instructions were Indiana
Iowa..............;...
13
Adams............................... .... 160
261
Brazil. The government of the state The first paper, in the, November issued authorizing toe acceptance of Kansas................
10
Asotin...............................; .....
73
85 ;
Kentucky.......
13 Chehalis. ........................... ..... 1,586
refuses the aid of federal troops, but number, will give a novel view of half toe amount offered.
1,476
”8
Louisiana.......,...
Clallam.,...........;................
........ 254
284
promises tp punish the Jaoobins, who Jameson’s raid from material placed in
6
.1 Clark.................................
The New York subtreasury, it is un­ Maine...............
.... 1,495
1,478
..........
8
are the chief offenders.
Columbia.....................:..... ..... 436
568
the author’s hand by an English phy­ derstood, have given notice that they Maryland
Massachusetts^.
15
Cowlitz#?............................
..... 1,487
1,456
........Xi.
14
The North German Gazette, of Ber­ sician and a Boer official1—thus present­ would receive gold today in exchange Michigan
.....
58
121 I
Douglas........................... ......
Minnesota....... k.
9
Franklin..........................
36
107
lin, says the statement' is incorrect ing both'sides of this remarkable epi­ for currency. There are 6,400,000 Mississippi.........
9
Garfield.........;.........-........... .... 478
636
17
that a recent order renders the import sode. The series is the result of a assay office checks outstanding, whioh Missouri..............
Island................................
..... 196
178 |
.............
8
467
Jefferson...............;........... ..... 677
of Amerioan canned meat virtually im­ journey to South Afrioa undertaken by are now being deposited for currency. Montana
Nebraska........f..
8
Kings,................................ ... . 6,370
7,568
............»...
3
possible by providing for examination Mr. Bigelow- for Harper’s Magazine, The demand for currency, especially Nevada
Kitsap...............................
.... 653
562J
Hampshire.
4
Kittitas............................... ..... 616
831 !
and is to. be illustrated from photo­ for small bills, in anticipation of a re­ New
of each tin of*the importation.
New Jersey.........
10
Klickitat
........................... ..... 700
500 :
York...........
36
Lewis.......................
.....
1,519
’
1,491
The controller of the currency has graphs specially made for the purpose. vival of business, is exceptionally New
North Carolina^.
11
Lincoln
..............................
.....
421
926
heavy. It is .expected that several North Dakota..;..
declared dividends in favor of the
3
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Mason........................
.... 371
641!
days must elapse before officials will Ohio........ v.....V..
23
Okanogan .’........................
creditors of insolvent national banks as.
The president has issued the follow­ he in a position to meet all demands. Oregon..............
4
Pacific.....................................
Pennsylvania
.
...
follows:« Twenty per cent, Columbia ing Thanksgiving proclamation:
32
Pierce................................,
The treasury officials regard toe finan­ Rhode Island.....
4
San Juan...........................
National bank of. Tacoma, Wash; 10
South Carolina..
“By the President of the United cial situation, as greatly improved.
9
Skagit
..........’....................
South Dakota..;..
4 Skamania...........................
per cent, First National bank of San States:
Tennessee........k
1*2
Snohomish........................
Bernardino, Cal.
Transit
of
Cattle
Authorized.
“The people of the United States
Texas..................
15
Spokane.............................
An Italian named Pietro Simoni met should never be unmindful of the grati-1 Milwaukee, Nov. 9.—A special to Utah...........
wito a shocking deatK on tlae
road
Wahkiakum.
199
G reat mveæ open ,
1
T116 Formal DediCatinn of tod CSSSSdo
Locks Celebi-ate'd.-
The Opening of the Uasoade looks last
week will prove an epoch in the his­ A. Resume of Events in the
tory of the state of Oregon. Thbre
Northwest.
were thousands who' witnessed the’
swinging, of the massive steel gates at
toe western approach to the lock. The'
exercises preliminary to- the opening EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH
of the locks were simple in character,
consisting only in a short address by
Governor W. P. Lord in presenting News Gathered in All the Towns of
the steel lever to be used in the open­
Our Neighboring State« — Improve­
ing of the gates to Captain W. L. Fisk,
ment Noted in All Industries—Oregon.
of the United States engineer oorps,
The Foster & McDonald mine, in
who had charge of the work on behalf
of toe government, and a brief reply Gold Gulch mining district, was
by him.
bonded to Crook county capitalists
Within the lock was the steamer last week.
Maria, the little steamer Sadie B., toe
Plenty of trout can be caught on
launch Water Witch, owned by J. G. Co is river, by using salmon eggs for
and I. N. Day, the contractors. Out­ bait, but fly fishing in that river is
side the lower gate were the steamers over for the season.
Dalles City, Sarah Dixon and Harvest
The North End Mill Company, of
Queen, crowded to toe guards with Coos bay, has discontinued rafting
men, women and children. On toe logs from the Coquille, and is now
south side of the looks and canal, shipping them over the railroad.
crowded upon the massive granite
The contract for constructing the
walls of the- works, and from every
other point of vpitage, were thousands dikes, eto., in Tillaiqpok harbor, has
of others waiting patiently the signal been awarded to Contractor Jacobson,
who had the contract at Bandon last
for the gates to swing open.
It was exactly 2:30 when the shrill year.
The extention of the Sumpter valley
whistle of toe Sadie B. announced the
signal, and a moment after the great railrcad to the town of Sumpter was
steel gates were sern to be slowly mov­ celebrated by a ball and picnic, and by
ing. Cheer upon ch-'-r rent the air; the shipment of concentrates and ores
whistles of the «various steamers joined; Ahat had been accumulating for two
in a mad chorus of noise.
The' Dalles months.
brass hand, stationed on the steamer
Sarah Dixon, played inspiring airs,
while battery A, of Portland, on the
forward deok, fired a salute as the
steamers commenced to move.
The Sadie B. baoked down the lock
to. toe gate, followed by toe Maria and
Water Witch, then returning, took up'
their stations within the look, followed
by the other steamers. Once within
the walls, toe gates were dosed, and
each vessel safely moored. Then a
practical demonstration of the work­
ings of toe lock followed. An addi­
tional depth- of 23 feet was necessary
in order that the vessels might pass
from the lower to toe upper lock or
canal, and this immense body of wafer
was secured in about half an hour, al­
though, when the looks are in full
operation, it Will not take-more than
eight minutes to perform such service.
The gradual rise of water, as it could
be watched flowing from the canal,
like a seething torrent, proved an in­
teresting spectacle. When the proper
depth of water had been allowed, the
little Water Witch started through toe
canal, the first vessel to pass through
the locks after the formal opening of
the great work. The Sadie B. closely
followed and after the other steamers
also passed through the canal and be­
yond the eastern gates, toe crowds of
passengers waving handerchiefs and
wildly cheering.
-Portland was largely represented at
toe celebration, as was The Dalles,
many prominent business men of both
oities being present. Sherman and
Morrow counties had good delegations
present, as well as Klickitat*county,
Wash.
After the passage of the vessels
through the looks, Colonel Day and his
son entertained a large number of in-
1 a special train.
Foss, Guthrie & Co. shipped from
Baker City a trainload of 490 cattle.
Nearly all of the cattle were bought
from Powder Valley stockowners. The
prices were: Cows, $16; twos, $18;
threes, $23 and $24.
Some of the hopgrowers in Washing­
ton county are storing crops in the
Masonic building in Laurel, where the
hops will be kept until sold. Seven
and a half cents has been offered for
hops in Hillsboro.
The Chinook run of salmon in the
Siuslaw this year has been fairly good,
but it is about over. _ The big run of
silverside salmon has not yet entered
the river, although it has been daily
expected for the last ten days.
Mrs. J. T. Vincent, who has a gar­
den in the south part of Toledo, claims
to have raised the largest pumpkin of
the season. The pumpkin is five feet
six inches by five feet one inch in cir- -
cumference, and is still growing.
Eight men, including the millers,
were thrown out of employment by
the burning of the Weston flouring
mills. The mill lacked 300 barrels of
completing a 1000-barrel order for the
China trade. It had just received a
telegram asking terms on 1,000 more
barrels.
Messrs. May & Semlers, of Harris­
burg, during the week preceding the.
20th inst.,-shipped 15,000 bushels of
wheat from their warehouse on the
railroad. The object was to save their
customers the advantage of the 8-cent
rate which went' out of effect on that
date, the rate now being twelve cents
per hundred.
G. W. Wright and Chalres Coll-ins
are putting up a sawmill at the foot
of t-he mountain, on the Low Pass road,
in Lane coy n tv.
The mill Will rnn.hg---
:
The big dining room water power, and is to be in running
4i
Walla Walla.
. 1,523
of the messhouse was transformed into order by the 15 th of December, They
Aill be re­ Whatcom......
. 1,500
“Governor Upham has received from
Whitman......
.
1,206
I
a banquet hall, where .full justice was now have ten men at work, Orders
the
result.
Repub
­
3 Yakima.........
the French consul at Chicago notice
. 861
i done to the spread furnished by toe for 100,000 feet of lumber have "been
lican
manfgei'i?
have
closed
their
office
that the Frenoh minister of agriculture, . Totals...........
reoeived already.
167 20
Totals.........
hosts.
.34,145
by a ministerial order, dated October with the abofe declaration.
During
the
night
many
speeches
The. returns
Republican
candidate features
is now
The
show interesting
2, andj>y the derogation- to the inter­ sure
Washin gton.
The New Lawmakers.
I were made by prominent citizens of toe
of 260. electoral votes,
diction of transit decrees, February 19, and in some respects have been a sur­
A theater is being built in New
state, and 9 o’clook the Portland party,
Washington.
—
At
Republican
prise
states
to
that
the
wen
leaders
considered
of
both
political
and
•1895, has authorized exceptionally toe parties.
The New
Kansas,' NortJ
Carolina,
England states Democratic congressional headquarters | with the exception of about 50 who Whatcom that will be able to seat
transit of cattle from the United States, have,
as was expected,
and
Virginia-Ihave
gone
given heavy the chairmen have been figuring on the ■went to The Dalles to continue the 1,000 persons.
that would be shipped to Basle, Switz­ pluralities
Colfax college has made arrange­
for 161, MoKinley,
His
vote
iff
and
with
without ex­ complexion of the next house. Chair­ celebration, started for home in its spe­
erland via Boulonge, France, oh the ception.
cial train, thé run being made in one ments to publish a monthly paper, an
The
Wyoming
and
South
Dakota
would
be
man
Babcock
says
he
has
complete
re
­
Republican
tioket
was
condition that 'toe cattle, alter having successful in
eight-page sheet.
_ ¡| ports from 193 congressional districts, | hour and 20>minutes.
187.
Massachusetts beyond
been submitted to sanitary inspection what
The proposition to build a canal
was claimed for it by the most which have elected Republicans; that
The city tax levy in Olympia for the
at the receiving point, are' shipped in enthusiastic prophet of Republican suc­ there
are 135 districts that have elect­ I around toe obstructions in the Colum­ ensuing year will be 10J£ mills. Last
stalled cars. . The cattle must be sub­ cess.
bia
river
at
the
cascades
was
first
pro
­
ed Democrats and Populists, and 28
year the levy was 12^ mills.
mitted to a second inspection before be­
New York and Pennsylvania have districts in which the returns are in­ posed by Colonel Miohier in 1875. The
Olympia sportsmen will take steps to
ing loaded into cars at Boulogne.
given the Republican candidate be­ complete. These may all be classed as | following year thé government made prevent the trapping of quail, contrary
Railroad Building in Colorado.
tween 275,000 and 285,000 each.
doubtful, he says, with the prospects ! the first appropriation of $90,000 for to law, by men and boys in Thurston
The Virginia electors will, without that the Republicans will ‘ seoure at the commencement of work on that im- I county.
Denver, Nov. 9,—The laying of rails
of the Golden Circle railroad in toe question, be' for Bryan, but they have least one-half of them, which would ! porant undertaking. The first plans of
The entire collection of coins which
Cripple Creek mining district was be­ been elected by a heavily reduced vote. make a total Republican membership ■ toe engineers contemplated the oon- was stolen from the Ferry museum in­
gun today. Syl T.'Smith, president of. The Republicans have given Texas up. in the fifty-fifth congress of 207. He i struction of a timber-crib breakwater Tacoma a few weeks ago, has been re­
Illinois has given McKinley about claims that, under no circumstances, j structure, 7,200 feet long, to extend covered,
the Florence & Cripple Creek railroad,
is in Chicago, and it is reported he has 175,000 plurality. . In the guberna­ will th\ Republican membership fall ! from the lower entrance of toe canal
A levy of three and one-fourth mills
for a distance of 5,000 feet. The lift
floated bonds there for the. construction torial race Altgeld has been beaten, below 200.
Senator Faulkner, chairman of the to toe upper river through the canal has b.een made by the school board of
of not only the Golden Circle, but also but is 60,-000 ahead of the Democratic
Democratic committee, although he was to be overcome by two looks each Tacoma for school purposes. The levy
for the Florence Southern railroad, national ticket.
whioh is to run from Florence to the
Ohio has given McKinley 52,438 does not concede the Republicans a 250 feet by 46 feet in size and toe will provide $80,100.
The Herrick Canning Company, of
plurality.
majority in the next house, gives them guard gates of each to be 54 feet high.
Silver Cliff district.
At the time the first appropriation Aberdeen,-has put up 150,000 oases of
Returns by counties in Iowa have 176, within three of a majority.
Murder and Suicide.
| been completed. The total vote cast
The Democrats have made gains as was made by congress Colonel Wilson, salmon this season, and expects to put
Kansas City, Nov. 9.—Arthur I* in the state is in-excess of 510,000 follows: Delaware, 1; Illinois, 1; Mis­ of the United States engineers, was in up about 4,000 more.
charge of government works in this dis­
Snook, a brakeman, shot and killed his votes, estimating the Prohibition and souri, 4; New York, 1; total, 11.
Very few hops have been sold in
wife, Arietta, who was a general agent Palmer votes together at only 5000.
The Republicans have gained as fol­ trict. Colonel Wilson proposed that Puyallup thus far, only those that have
toe locks be placed on the Oregon side been contracted for having been de­
of the Monroe publishing house, Chi­ Of these votes 286,761 were cast for lows: Maryland, 3.
cago, last night, at the entranoe to the McKinley, and 219, ] 18 for Bryan.
The Demo-Populists have gained 1 of the river, and after a oareful exami­ livered. Growers seem to think they
nation by a board of engineers Colonel will get more by holding on.
Belmont hotel. He sat on the steps McKinley’s plurality, 67,633. This in Colorado and 1 in Missouri.
Wilson’s proposition was approved;
and watched his wife die, when he is the largest vote; ever cast in the
This board estimated the total oost rA“ bullet came flying through toe
fired twice into his heart. At the time state..
The Next Senate*
1
of. J. H. Miller’s kitchen, in
of
overcoming the obstructions at the window
of the shooting the street in front of
In Kentucky the situation is ma­
Washington.—From returns thus fax
Whateom, the other day, .and struck
cascades
to
be
$2,544,000.
The
same
the hotel was filled with people. Jeal­ terially changed from early advices. received, the next senate will probably
year, on the recommendation of Colo­ Mrs Fred Hamburg, who was at work
ousy, was the cause. Each was 36 At first the Republicans claimed the stand as follows:
there, on a finger. The ball had spent
nel Wilson, toe width of the looks was its
years old. Snook was the woman’s state by about 15,000, but late returns
Republicans, 44.
force and did not injure her.
increased
from
50
to
70
feet.
second husband. Her father lives at , show large Democratic gains, and now
Democrats, 32.
In
order to out down expenses, Olym­
After
several
years,
during
whioh
Bedford, la.
j the state is clainM&for Bryan, but this
Independents and Populists, 12.
time but little work was accomplished, pia has entirely abolished the use of
. the Republicans Fill.ncrt concede.
Doubtful, 2.
street lights. Several citizens have,
Better Times at Santa Or az.
California-^a^^WRrTHcKinley a
On toe currency question, the senate in 1892 theriver and harbor act appro­ however, subscribed, a fund for the
Santa Cruz, “Cal., Nov. 9.—Today
priated $326,250 for the continuance of
coin about tbe laoxtBe.
His dead "body
i
plurality
of.
6,000.
undoubtedly
will
have
an
anti-silver
machinery was ordered for a fuse fac­
toe work, and the contract was given illumination of thoroughfares near
was found half cremated in toe ruins of
Kansas has given Bryan 4,000 pin- majority.
tory to be built at the powder works at I rality.
into private hands. Messrs. J. G. and their residences.
toe partially burned house. The body
Republicans
who
bolted
the
St.
Louis
a cost of $50,000. It will give employ­ I With nearly complete returns from ticket and platform are classed as inde­ I. N. Day secured the contract and
The loggers and mill men who have
Bhowed evideno e of violence, and
ment to- many men. *
parties are suspected. The sheriff has
agreed to finish the locks for $1,521,265. camps on the small streams flowing
pendents.
They
are:
Teller,
Dubois,
(
Michigan
Pingree
’
s
plurality
is
esti-
As a result of the election, the Loma
been notified to hurry to toe scene.
into toe Snohomish river are anxiously
at about 70,000 and McKinley’s Mantle, Cannon.
There is no force of means so plenti­ waiting for rain. These streams are
Erieta lumber mill, which has been I ’ mated
Mudgett was a native of Belfast, Me.,
15,000 less. Of the congressional dele-
Another
Utah
Senator
to
be
elected
ful in a static condition as -electricity, now so low that logs or boats cannot be
closed for many months, will resume
46 years .old, and has relatives both
I gation 12 are Republicans and 2 fu- to sucoeed Brown will undoudtedly be according to the Electrical Review.
operations soon.
there and in Fortuna, Cal.
floated to toe mills.
I sionists.
independent.
J. B. Walling, who died in Boise,
IAlioukalani Pardoned,
An Arctic Employe Dismissed.
The receiver of toe Traders’ hank,
Tennessee’s 12eiectoral votes will be
Harvester Works Binploy More Men.
Mr. Bryan’s- Congratulations.
Idaho, was an old Oregon pioneer. He
The Hawaiian government ha&
of Tacoma, made, a showing of his
Washington, Nov. 9.—Secretary Car­ cast for Bryan, but the Republicans
Milwaukee, Nov. 9—The settlement trust before Judge Stallcup last week.
Mr. Bryan sent the following tele­
was 87 years old, the eldest of six sons, granted full pardon to ex-Queen Lil- lisle has dismissed Thomas E. Adams, may elect the governor.
of the presidential election is having a The cause of the case being brought up
and came from Iowa to Oregon in 1847, ioukalani with the restoration of hex superintendent of toe treasury depart­
South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, gram to Mr. McKinley:
“Hon. -William
McKinley, jr., cheerful effect on industrial circles in was to get a ruling of toe court as to
settling in Yamhill county. He laid civil rights. When found guilty of ment at Bostelle islands, Behring sea. Alabama and Louisiana are all for
Canton: Senator Jones has just in­ I this city. The Milwaukee harvester whether the assets now on hand should
out toe town of Amity, and lived in treason she was sentenced to five years’ No reason is given.
Bryan by about the normal Democratic formed
me that the returns indicate works was the ¡first institution to start be sold and toe stockholders assessed to
Oregon until -1865, when he moved to imprisonment and fined $5,000. She
majorities.
Ipswich Mills Will Start Up.
your election, and I hasten to extend the ball on the road to prosperity by pay toe balance of the liabilities or let
Boise, Idaho. Mr. Walling built toe I was released on parole one year ago
Nebraska has gone for Bryan, not­ my congratulations, We
have submit- employing 300 additional men. Two the matter rest awhile. The stock­
Ipswich,Mass., Nov. 9.—The woolen withstanding the Republican claims.
first irrigation ditch in Idaho, and set1 and has since kept such good faith with
out the first orchard.
the government that a full pardon has and cotton mills of the Ipswioh Cor-1 Wisconsin is almost sure for the Re­ ted the issue to the people, and their hundred more will be added within a holders have virtually agreed to the
will is law.
poration, which have been shut down publicans.
W. J. BRYAN.” I month.
The Puyallup-Indian commission has been granted.
former plan, and if the court allows
Railway officials report a great rush them to carry it out the assesssment
for some time, will start on full time I Minnesota, which was regarded as
been ordered disbanded, to take effect
The
woman
who
always
has
some
­
December 1, in accordance with toe' The Cascade looks, after eighteen early next week. Employment will he doubtful by both [parties, wi’l have thing in hand seldom feels the neces­ I for mileage books by the traveling will surely be made before December
years of labor, has at last been opened. given to about 1,000 hands.
i agents.
provision of an act of oongress.
1, 1896.
sity of wearing gloves.
25,000 plurality for MoKinley.
Eighty Years of Age.
Globe Theater in St. Louis Burned.
By the explosion of a coalpacker in
Offensive Partisanship.
A visitor on toe Sound is interested
Colorado
has
given
Bryan
a
heavy
Firemen
to
Be
Reinstated*
Associate Justice of the Supreme
St. Louis, Nov. 9.—The Globe thea­ in toe lumber trade with Delagoa bay,
No. 2 mine, in Ashland, Pa., three.men
Washington, Nov. 9.—Attorney- plurality, and Adams, without doubt,
Peoria,
Nov.
9,
—
F.
P.
Sargent,
Court
Stephen
J.
Field
celebrated
the
ter,
between
Walnut
and
Elm
streets,
were killed, and three so badly injured '
General Harmon removed James Couch, has been eleoted governor.
grand master of the Brotherhood oi on Seventh, was destroyed by fire at 3 Africa, says that during the next
they will die. The men were engaged eightieth anniversary of his birth. A jr., assistant district attorney of West
Idaho,
Montana,'Utah
and
Nevada
Locomotive Firemen, telegraphs fröm o’clock this morning. When the flames twleve months between 60,000,000 and
in driving a tunnel, and had bored a constant stream of. visitors called on Virginia. Couch was a candidate for
have
all
gone
for
Bryan
by
heavy
ma
­
San Francisco that he met with oom- were discovered back of the stage at 70,000,000 feet, of lumber will be re­
hole in toe rock, whioh they had him all day to offer congratualations. I an elective office on Tuesday in viola­ jorities.
plete success in his negotiations with . 2:50 o’clock 40 persons, men and quired to supply toe visible demands
charged with powder. The fuse was I The supreme benoh, headed by the chief tion of the rules of the department of
Delaware is in the Republican col­ the Southern Pacific. Members will • women, were in the building. The of the country tributary io Delagoa bay
‘attached and lighted by a man named justice, paid its respects to the distin­ justice, and declined to resign.
umn.
be put on the same footing as they were . fire spread rapidly, but all the occu- alone, and the whole will have to -be
guished
member.
Messengers
brought
Walsh, While toe others ran to places'
Maryland
has
given
McKinley
as
before the strike of 1894, and the same ' pants escaped, though with difficulty. supplied by Oregon and Washington
Springfield, Mass., Nov. 9.—The
of safety. After lighting toe fuse, ' elaborate presents. Rev. -Henry M.
large
a
plurality
as
it
gave
Cleveland
footing as those other organizations. | William Gray, the stage manager, mills. This amount of lumber would
Walsh started after his comrades, but Field, the justice's brother, is spending Spaulding & Pepper Manufacturing in 1892.
Complaint was made that they had . jumped from the third story window, ■load about thirty large ships.
his clothing caught on a spike and held some time with him. Justice Field is Company has started up its factory
The salmon fishermen on the Snoho­
McKinley
’
s
plurality
in
West
Vir
­
been tabooed.
now
reaping
the
benefit
of
the
treat
­
and sustained fatal injuries.
The mish river are patiently waiting for
after a few weeks shut down, pending
him fast. He cried for assistance, and1
ginia
is
13,000.
ment
taken
last
summer
in
California,
Garner hotel oaught fire in the rear
the result of the election, The com-
the men promptly responded. They,
A woman may be quite given to ! and was damaged considerably. The toe fish commissioner to come and ar­
The latest information from North
had soaroely reached toe spot before the and his eightieth birthday found him pany had a large number of orders con­
rest them for fishing with nets in the
ringing
her
hands
and
yet
not
be
very
Dakota
show
that
it
is
very
sure
for
loss on the theater building is $15,000. i river, contrary to the law.
ditional upon the Republican victory. McKinley.
explosion occurred.
' in good health and sprits.
much of a belle.
near Forestville, Cai. With a friend
he was going down a steep hill in a
light wagon, when the team ran away,
throwing Simoni out. His leg caught
in the vehicle and he was dragged
nearly a mile, his head being literally
pounded to pieces.
On a trolley oar of the Consolidated
Traction Company, in Newark, N. J.,
filled with Italian, laborers, the fuse of
an electric motor blew out, sending a
puff of smoke into toe car. In fear the
men rushed for the doors. Lambuster
Angelo jumped, or was pushed off toe
car, and his neck broken. Lincoln
Guiseppe’s head was badly.cut, and he
may not survive.
A south-bound passenger and express
train on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
road was held up and looted by train­
robbers at a point one mile south of Al­
varado, Tex. It is said that the rob­
bers secured little treasure from the
express oar. The bandits are supposed
to be heading for Indian territory, and
all the United States marshals have
been notified to be on the alert.
Annie Vander wall, aged 7 years,
was instantly killed and Ella Berk­
man, aged 9, fatally injured at the
Joseph street crossing of the Chicago &
Alton railroad in Chicago. The gates
had been lowered for a switoh engine
which was approaching. Thinking
they had plenty of time to cross, the.
two children stepped under the gates
on the first track and were struck by a
freight oar which had been switched
by toe engine.
A oourier from Usal, Cal., a lumber
mill town 20 miles south of Cahto,
brings meager details of the murder of
John Mudgett, a wealthy rancher and
landowner of that place. Mudgett was
unmarried and lived alone on a 100-
acre ranoh. He was reputed to have
T8F"^!ff-waScE?uT"care^^whiohhas
shielded them from disaster and point­
ed out to them the way of peace and
happiness. Nor should they ever re­
fuse to acknowledge with contrite
hearts their proneness to turn away
from God’s teachings and to follow
with sinful pride after their own de­
vices.
“To the end that these thoughts
may be quickened, it is fitting that, on
a day especially appointed, we should
join together in approaching the throne
of graoe with praise and supplication.
“Therefore, I, Grover Cleveland,
president of the United States, do here­
by designate and set apart Thursday,
the 26th day of the present month of
November, to be kept and observed as
a day of thanksgiving and prayer
throughout our land. On that day let
all our people forego their usual work
and occupations and assemble in their
accustomed places of worship; let them
with one accord render thanks to-the
Ruler of the Universe for our preserva­
tion as a nation, and our deliverance
from every threatened danger; for the
peace that has dwelt within our boun­
daries; for our defense against disease
and pestilence during the year that has
passed; for the plenteous rewards that
have followed the labors of our hus­
bandmen; and for all the other bless­
ings that have been vouchsafed to us.
“And let us, through the mediation
of Him who has taught us how to pray,
implore the forgiveness of our sins and
a continuance of heavenly favor.
“Let us not forget on this day of
thanksgiving the needy, and by deeds
of charity let our offerings of praise be
made more acceptable in the eight of
the Lord.
“Witness my hand and the seal oi
the United States which I have oaused
to be hereto affixed.
“Doneat the City of Washington,
this 6th day of November, in the year
of our Lord, 1896, and of the independ­
ence of the United States of Amerioa,
the 121st.
(Seal.)
“Grover Cleveland,
“By the President.
.
“Richard Olney,
“Secretary of State.”
says:
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irginia.
•is tied^
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Wisconsin.
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