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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1895)
r atto Month. -jMfo ?iW Journals -Ik.. T VOL o. 1 if YORK MCI inji HAS A FINE LINE FOE MEN; HOYS AND CHILDREN. Vtfo will eavo you 25 por cent on this lino. Ho-iery, underwear, botit9, shoes, and all seasonable goo 's in la-ge quantities. Je buy and soil for CASH ONLY, and will save you nv ney. E.T. "THE And Save Money on everything you want to buy. 274 COMMERCIAL ST BIBLES A NKW AND 0 MLKTE Special Tcncher-' Kit Jnclla I'oprr Kd.; cmnll llnnriv Krtl Inn.- Vt I'ubimnea by the Oxford 11 bio Do. E, S. DEARBORN, 263 COMMERCIAI ST. ii HOW MUCH MUST I Pay to Be Clothed AND WITH GOOD That's the question. We say $15 $7.50 Buys a First-Class Wool Suit. Another $7 50 Same Kind of an Overcoat, It's remarJcablo how It's done-that's tho Mnd of clothes wo soil. Hundreds of our neighbors and friends have been here before you, and hundreds are coming ever day. Perhaps you are willing 10 2ay more, 'then we'll sell you one of those PlacJc Cheviot Mitts and our 2Zercy Overcoat in, brown, blue and black. $20 for the Iwo. Another says: "I ulwuyc pay $20 or suit and $20 for overcoat. This year you will be as well pleased with our $15 suit and overcoat. We've just received a Fpcclal lot of suits made irom the best 0 imported cloth. Always $30, sometimes $35. Wo nregoiutf tu sell lot 0 thoH. 'Hint's why the price Is $32.50. Ask to see them whether you wish to buy or not. M'o'vogot'cHi lit Regent Frock and Itegcut Sack. Ask to See Our Boys' Black Cheviot Suits at Kersey Overcoats, Silk Top Lined, Blue, Brown and Black, $15, G, W. JOHNSON & SON. DA1&Y EDITION. i 1 Ul OF - -- - ..-... i , .1 . HPfvnnMiMnWMaHBMlHPMMBMHmaaHnMaMi BARNES Don'i READ but ao T0- This THE - FAIR I-hAIR. II BT'OIC OK OXPOIID IIIBt.ES Ilavloed Illliloa; 'cliotom' Kdltlonsi I 011110I lllhlei LlhlldiBn'l. Warm, Comfortable, APPEARANCE? first Front tke EIectI.ua Held Nreber 5. i INDICATE .REPUBLICAN VICTORIES. Tftiiimany Res lore' t rwer Ik Now York. Niiw York, "Nov. 0. New York state has been carried by the Bepbfl cans, by pluralities ranging from 48,000 to 65,000. Compared with the plurality of 24,484 (or the bead of the tloket two yean ago, Palmer (rep.) for secretary of state, bad carried the state above tbe Harlem based upon returns from 1,705 election districts ouT or a total of 3,383, more than onehalf the outside election district, by probably 100,000 plurality. King, (clem) bas carried Now York and Kings couuty by a plurality of nearly 0 000, giving tho bead of the Republican ticket a safe plurality of 50,000 in tbe state at Urge. Tbe legislature remains as be fore, under tbe direction of the Repub licans. John O. Hbeeban concedes Ntw York state to tbe Republicans. A World bulletin says that loth branches of tbe New York legislature will be beayily Republican. Tbe World says editerially: "Tho reactionary result In this city yesterday was proyol ed by the pig headed following of ibu president of tbo notice board. Rut for the exasper ating etlect of Mr. Rooseveit'sluncalled for, unjust, harsh tnd oppressive exe cution of the (Sunday excise ln"ff, tbe combinations and tuccess of all anti Tumniany forcee would have been as easy and as triumphant as It was last year. Tbe piedtcted reaction bis come Tammany triumphs In the first elec tion after Us tremendous overthrow. Tbe lesult Is dltcouraglng. It im peaches tho capacity of tbe .eople for self government." For secretary of state tbo city of New York complete gives Palmer, (Rep.,) 07,830; King (Dvtn.,) 138,049. MARYLAND. Baltimore, Nov. 0. Tbe Newp, Djmocrat.has Issued an extra in which it claims that Lowndes, Republican, baa carried tbe city by 15,000 and la eluded governor. Tbe Sun, antl-Deiuocratlo, claims that iondes, Republican, carried the dtatebytrom 0,000 to 8,000 and that the entire Republican state and city tloket is elected. Tne Herald, Independent, concedes Lownde'B election and sa s bis majority In tbe state may reach 80,000. It also couocdea the election of iv Republican legislature, which Insures n Republi can successor to United States Senator Gibson, and eayB tbe entire Republi can tloket is eltcted by a good majority. The Wasblugtou Star's special from Baltimore elates that tho Democratic attte committee concedes the eltctlou of Ltwndea, Republican, for governor, and Hooper, Republican, for mayor. There are returns enough to Indicate a landslldo In Maryland and that tbe Democratic tloket U snowed under by a majority rauglng from 0,000 up wards. Tnere seems to bo no reason for any doubt that the Republicans have eleoted their eutlre state and city tick ets, aud will havo a majority in the legislature, which will cboeo a succes sor to United Btatta Seuator Glbeou. Baltimore city goes Republican by a majority of from 0,0K) to 8.000 and both branches of the ity council will probably be Republliau for the 11 rat tlmo In many vears. In fact there Is not a leg Mi for tbe Democratic party to stand upon, though this baa long been considered one of the safest Dem ocratic states in the union. "V ' . w" II "! r v r Uti'' SALEir, ortJtGo Wednesday, november . i85. J I I lean itrttlO over two vearanoo irlvj ' Drake (rep.), for governor, n pliiraltty of over 90,000, if tbo present rate of gain IS contiuifcHl, PrtseHt Indwtlona nro that tho Pop ulists wilt nAm large gains all oyer tho state, teakjag the total vote 60,000, tbe largest eVer polled in the state. Tae iUftttMiciin vote shows no special IoMj tfcfelfeew to tho Populists being a)m.09?'Slfi)rily from tho Damnorats. Db jkoiitm, Nov. 0. At midnight tbe ReptlblicsVns claim the state by 00,000'. ' Tbe Republicans have 110 out 160 mefesbers' of tbe legislature, Insur ing tke re-eleellon of Senator Allison' issisatpri, Jackbok, Miss. Nov. 0 The Demo- cratlo majority, for atnte nflloea in Mis sissippi 14 estlsnatcd at 60,000. Tbe campaign justolosod was on freo silver as agafa&t a gold standard, and the result ii tt1xmploto victory Tor tbe free ailveritei, 5 Tbe Democratic major ity will be Ip tbe neighborhood of 80,000. ' (lBW JERSEY. TkAton, K. J., Noy. o.-At mid night betb parties claim tho state, but tbe returns are favorable to tbo Repub licans. Tbe3chalrmin of tbo Mnyer county Demeoratlo club couoedea tbe state to tbe Itepubllcins by from 10,000 to 15,6 K), Tke legislature is euroly Re pu oilcan. MICHKJAN. DnrROiTf.. Nov. O.-Dstroit has Rdpubiluau ticket eleoted the entlro 1 and adde d;two alderman to tbo Repub lican majority in the common council. Mayor Piugree wai elected for tho fourth turm I UTAH. Salt Lakh, Nov. 0 Tho returns indicate tbe udootlun of toe constitu tion by a large majority. The Repub licans probably eleot tbe'governor and a majority of the legislature, but tbo Domoorate will probably got congress man, CALIFORNIA. Sacramento, Nov. 5. O. II. Hub bard, tho A. P. A. candidate, was eleoted mayor today. KANSAS. Topeka, Nov.' fl.-'Reports from tho state are-yery meagre, but the' repub licans are satisfied that Chief Justice Martin is elected and that tho ropubll cans bayo galuod many county offices, Kansas Oitt, Nov. 0. Returns from Kansas to midnight ludlcito thai tho republicans carried u majority of the couuty tickets in choir outlroty by a plurality of from 203 to 800 und that David Mnrtlu (rep), for chief Juaiico of tba supreme court, Is reelected by n handsome majority. 01110. Columijus, Nov. 0. At 8 o'clock Chairman Kurtz of tho Republican central commltloo claims tho plurality to bo equal to that for McKiuley In 1803, but the Democmtlo slalo commit tee says tbo Republloau plurality will not be half that of two yoirs ago, although they do uot claim tho election of Campbell, or a muj irlty of thu legis lature. They say they bayo won a victory it tbe Republican plurality Is reduced to its normal tlzo of 30,000. Tbe Populists cost about 40,000 vote?, the Prohibitionists about 20 000, aud the SoclulislB about 5.000. Neither tho third, fourth, nor fifth uartles, nor tbe A. P, A. afleoted the result. The con test was between Republicans and Dt-mocruts, on the tariff and state issues. KENTUCKY. LouisviLLB, Nov. 0 Thero was an ugly feeling all day betweou tho A. P. A. and the Catholics in tho fourth ward. A pitched battle ocoured be tween tht elements aud twenty abuts were exchanged, Jacob Entight, au A. I'. A., was seriously wounded. There Is u dearth of news at tbo headquarters of both democrats and republicans. Congressman Hunter, chairman of the ropublloan statu com mute, was not favorably Impressed with tbe returns from the interior. Ho said a continuation of those reports would indicate the election of Hardin, deraacrat, Returns at Louisville. last night tclye Hardin (deui.) for governor l',2i!2 plum- .v. IT- ? -V '" ws & 6j i,, in) it ni...iW nnt, fj,i to h lutn Hour Hit emitlou la In doubt, but it is thought tho roturti favjr tbe de.nncrates. ILLINOIS. CiriOAao, Nov. 0. At 8:30 last ulrjht the Indications were that the Ur ub llcana havs carried the elections Ly pluralities of 25,000 to 80,000. Almost complete return from the 18th Illlnol.i congressional dlttrlct show the eloctlon by a plurality of 8,. 200 a republican gain of TOOovor 1804 of Hon. W. P. h. Hadley, a Repub lican, who waa nominated on tbo 11 meUltlo platform. The Republicans carried tho olec tious by pluralities of about 80,000 on tho entlro ticket. Ball, (Rop.,) for Judge of the superior court, baa defeated Morrlsou (Dem.,)by 30,600. The Re publicans elected five of tho trustees of the f30,00O,0J0 drainage canal. rtEUUARKA. Omaha, Nov. 0. At 110 last night returns bavo begun to come lu Blowly from tho state. A leading feature of the returns U tbe dlQerence between tho vote for Malony, tbe administra tion democratic candidate for the supreme court, and Pbelpi, tbo silver Democrat, showing enormous gains for the administration man. A Republican Landslide ie Most States. KENTUCKY AND MARYLAND OURS. Republicans WlUiControl tho Na tional Senate. MARYLAND REPUBLICAN. Baltimore, Nov. 0. Incomplete returns from this state, Including Baltimore, Indicate election of Louu des, Republican, candidate for gover nor, by at least 15,000 to 10,000 major ity, carrying with blm Controller and Attorney Gonorul. Tbo House of de legates will perhaps bavo more than 00 Republicans. Tbe Sonato will bo clone with chaucos In favor of a Republican majority. On Joint ballot Republicans will have a safo majority aud will be able to elect a Republican U. S. Sena tor to succeed Gibson. Gorman's leadership was rebuked by the Cleve land Democrats, who voted the Rep ublican tloket almost solidly, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN. New York, Nov. 0. Corrected re turns from nearly all election districts show that tbo atato senate will con sist of 85 Republicans, 14 Democrat, ono ludependont. Assembly, 09 Re publicans, 61 Democrats. KENTUCKY IN DOUBT. Louisville, Nov, 0. Tbe Courier Journal says: "Tho Democrats of Keutuoky are asking where they stand today. It waa an avalanche. Tbe governor's race Is in doubt. Tbe legis lature la In doubt. Tbo Democratic mj irlty iu (bo democratic strung holds bas been shaved to almost noth ing. As It now stands, with rnporta from about 80 counties In, Bradley has a lend of about 4,000 for governor, The samo ratio of Democratic losses will land Mr. Bradley iu tbe executive mausiou at Frankfort." Democrats have elected 41 representatives, Repub licans 60. In nine dlstrlots the result Is doubt ful or unrsportud. These nine districts were Democratic In tbo last bouso. If they are Democratic this time tbe bouso will bo a tie. Of holdover ttena tora five are Republicans and fourteen are Democrats, making the yotoou Joint ballot stand: Democrats 05, Re publicaus Q4; unreported and doubtful districts 0, Republican headquarters claim tbo etato by about 15,000 and tbe lower branch legislative by 6 to 0 votes. snpna ww in ..! .. iBB.... limfrt 'iAfi f) w 'v jiv OLD HAY 8TATE BTKONOLY REPUBLI CAN. Boston, Nov. 0. Tho Massachusetts A "'if"" l(jirtiri WiiMOwafeftgHta Mmm Tflnit i iiii'fii MQfffi .lM i f daily jam-HerN. no. ia Highest ' jinii'ni.iin .. , i.. i ..I,,,, UI-MH 1 1 m Isavening owtMlHt-;3&Gvrtstkept-ii 1 7 ..t. if I -)Hi MniHt iti)rt ..i.Hf)).f. x,;f Hm JiitWWitHL'kiWl,B JPyAak " KRKinCT WM vwjirmH m0m..mmmmmm iw 3MKPklWiiB ABSOfAITMEV PCJBE leKletature: Set ate, 31 RpublieM, 7 Democrats; DoBiooratla gain, 1. Hotrie with the demeeratio party j accordirg of Reprefientatlves, 174 repe.i 65 deals.; Democratic gala, 6, MASSACHUSETTS. Boston, Nov. 0. The questioa lu Mneeaobussctta from the fltst was one of majority, since the Domocratlo lead ers admitted tbe probable re-election of Governor Grcenbalge. Governor Greenbalge and tbe entire Republican ticket ii ondorsed by a plurality prac tically the samo as thatoi 18$ i. Tbe legislative department of tbe govern ment Is hlso Bolldly Republican. In brief, tbe result Is a clean sweep for the Republican party In tbe state, it having sufTured la ao way from the supposed dtfeotloH eaused by tbe A. P. A. movement, W man aaflrage waa eyerwbelm ing y dtfeaud in this state. MASSACHUSETTS LATEST. Boston, Nov. 0. -Governor Green, balgo It re-elected b 03,444 plurality, 1,033 Use than his plurality last year. Municipal suffrage for women waa defeated by about 75,000. UTAH. REPUBLICAN. Salt Lake, Nov. 0. The Tribune's extra addition glvra returaa freaa 146 voting products wblob gives Welle (rep.,) for governor 18,028;Uaije,(dHi.,) 11,850: net Republican gain 1,017. The same preo oota give Allen, for congress a majorltj of 086. In this Judicial district iu llcatore point to defeat of all Republican nominees. Tbe legislature will be republican. LATER TROJC KENTUCKY. Frankiort, Ky Nov. 0 Tbe leg No Two Faces Alike, But by tho tapo lino you'd find almost do differ ence, So of goods, to tho oyo things nuy soom almost identical, and iu faot bo as far aoart as meanness and goodness can well get. Wo take caro that qualities aro riht. . Low pricos then mean fcomt thing o youradvanta 0. Capes and Jackets. You know tbe immense line of capes we. bad two weeka ago V How anxious vou were to get one. They're all jwne. Expect a better line this wk, Here's a few we will have: " Black beaver: 23 inches long; deep collar; bound all around and trimmed with three rows of lustre braid. A tingle capo wW, strap In front. Price, -$3.50 Black beaver; double cape: 80 Inches long; top capo, 15 Inche. Trimmed with two rows silk finish lustre; braid ou top capo and collar. Price, $4 Black, hlgb-grado, crushed plush; 20 Indies Inni;; lined throughout with silk ftrgo. Storm collar. Price, $9 Samo style trimmed with beet Thibet fur around collar, Price, $10 Jackets. . . Black sleeves. chevolb; velvet collar; large Price, - $4 Dark grry Melton, or blaok beaver. Latest atyli a. Price, $5 Bouole, largo sleeves; ripple back. Very essonoo of style and comfort. Price, $6, All lines up to $20 proportionate !kumw ' U Warmed rraur" LJtLi imMinm.i!,. tiranj iiiui iuq - i iJlifl.mvt PoWiter Islature appears to etatid 65 Democrata, 00 oppoeltione. Popullsta bold the balance of power. Bfaokburb'a frtioda clalaa that his election ie isetiMd with tho aid of the Pupulktts. Pi iaral concede, the election ef Bradtey, rep., for governor, by 8,000 to i0,W. Tb sliver Democrats charge PriPldiMt Cleveland aad secretary Carlisle wHb tbe respoaeiMIity of tl awpt)g defeat. NEW JERSEY BTJWNQLY IUJH.T0A1. TrENtok, N. J., Nov. . The eett mated plurality of Griggs, rep., for governor, ia 25 900. KENTUCKY La ISLATURE. LouiBYlLLK, Nov. 6. Returae' re ceived up to boob shew that Ba41ya nacjorltyie growiag. He ekteaa Mm state by 1S.000. Tbe lower haute eUkV legietature Is Republlean, bat tbe ImM-' nver senators may save tbe Djmesrata on the Joint ballot. PENNSYLVANIA. Philadelphia, Nov. C Returaa upto midnight indicate that Beeja mln J. Haywood, Republican, baa oeen electe! state treaeurer by about 160,- 000 plurality, a Republican gala ovr which was also aa off year, of about 16,000. Tbht atate also ekcU seven Judges of tbe new supei lor cewrt. Of these, six Republican Bolnte4 are elected. Tbo seventh man la ia doubt. TUB LAST FIGURES. Columbus, Nov, 0. At the Repub lican headquarters the last bulletin for tbe night was Issued at 1-JO a. su. Wednesday, claiming 111,000 plurality, aud 114 members of the llgMatw la 37 Democrats, neatlBoed ou fourth ;?. It Is our when we aim to hold your rad Once Get It '," by giving good value and , not any misrepresentation. uetag A Good. Suit 'Liu eril nH is a paying Investment. "OneeaCiw tower, Always a CaetofiaeiUjk owr, motto. Clothing fpr the many. Perfect fit ting. $6, $6;50, $8, $9. , Clothing for the fow. Guaranteed all woo, latest styles, best workBaaa shln, ,. $10, $12, $15, $17.50; $20.,, Tf you ate hard to fit we Itave sample from the bs.it oaetobi talk) (a tk Ualted States, sfeowlag aaitaraa tta are neat, tasty, aad adapted to w,Us approval of good dressers. Prlees raae i from $16 to 160. We guarantee t faction. They.eadorse that Hats Have yoii seen our 11 Fedorae awA.! stiff hata? . ..x m 1 ' OIhO Canes . ft 41' Cooko oaaee, with solid alive Mf.) WltifMO, Wi WptH i 'i SMits, All klad4 .'U :, All klade; U ala; tke vuluea aril, ?l,i5 fl.W. M '. i ' ' . f . a j .? Vft all Mrtosa.1 Afl W W IOWA. Des Moinbb, Nov. 0V IT. J. DALRYMPJLE & COS -Tbo Repyb. H4,0 tl rgn