Show SHOUP SUCCEEDS HIMSELF five southeastern mormons cormons change to him SAW SWEET WIN with hanrahan nan Iran rahan the populist absent twenty seven en votes won won the idaho defeated mon ken charge corruption mcconnell Connoll Kc says dubois spoiled sweets chances by his interference dole boise ida march 7 special to tribune george li shoup was t today oday to O day elected united states senator to succeed himself five of the six southeastern members fearful test lest the to remaining sweet forces and the lists would prevent an election left sweet and went to shoup the joint session chamber was packed with representative dark or of bear lake county the first firm t mormon to vote arose when his big name was called and a announced that he be was satisfied sweet coul could not be elected and in order that idaho should have its full dill in the united states senate he would vote VOL e tor for his second choice shoup the remaining five bolmon members voted tor for shoup in their turn the absence of 0 populist liet made 27 17 a majority the vote vole was shoup 27 sweet I 1 12 crook 11 henry glenry ot of kootenai Koo tenal ono one of oc sweets supporters from the first made a speech eulogizing sweet and insinuating ting that shoups election had been ee e cured by the use of oc money the result of 0 the vote was received ee A Z 1 I Q V 1 if I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 z ja ik 1 I 1 r I 1 I 1 j V 0 I 1 i A I 1 I 1 I 1 jk 1 I 1 A 1 I 1 it N 41 I 1 1 1 t 11 or ji I 1 1 I 1 I 1 0 I 1 I 1 i I 1 speaker it II V cozier with loud flouts hats were thrown abrow n into air and for a moment pandemonium and the crowd and in merno N m bers ers poured down lown cheering ilk like e T ined n t d As soon as a the word reached th the e b business u si portion of 0 town of 0 the election of shoup flags wore were run up and thu tho town was soon boon in gald fall attire the merchants 17 prot clec association tion appointed a committee to get up a public reception at the opera house tonight tonight tor for shoup but at his request it 11 was abandoned SO SOME ME chanar corruption the sweet supporters cannot conceal their disappointment dl arid and some of thern them have arne so tar far as to charpe corruption in with change ot of front on the part of 0 the the result was several street fights one of the members a leader it d er of the so Wor mormon rilon member of t the 0 enate and in fact act of the legislature said iid the mor mons molls saw that the election of sweet was impossible and their alic lr sense of duty to the people and the party ahme prompted their motion action in ili voting for shoup sweet when seen refused to make any statement the de detailed vote for the two republicans mcp as follows for Shoup Baxter bler bower brown C M brown R S clark cowden cozier C finingham daly davis dern dem dewey dowey elder fletcher gamble glenn gulden johnson mair pa 17 kinson rounds smith john ij T vance wilker walker watts dem wyman 27 for sweet bennett crano day I 1 11 henry enry blunt miller robertson eow lon eon smith gilbrt bort thom thompson csoll ver jcck ci young N X 11 12 HOW IT HAPPENED Yester yesterdays dayn ballot was ahr abo fifty sec c ond A week kagol ago loal as t sunday sunda I 1 I 1 the bis mormon members held a caucus and decided 1 I to take decisive action they aaa sweets election ejection was waa impossible Impo wible and they appointed it L committee to inform sweet that thoy they could no longer support him sweet evaded the committee and when ho was finally cornered me re d informed them that the he P populism pu would KO go to him in a few dotye days tills this promise promis ewas was reiterated front from time to time and this alone suil leed to hold the nineteen together the first llast of 0 last week the nineteen held a caucus and it was agreed that on the following saturday the caucus should be dissolved without further action til 0 n W when h e n sa tt linday i i y a arrived r r tved tl the ie F pop 0 p u bullat ig t pr 0 m ir es w were e r e renewed e n i e an and d it w waa a a agreed that the nineteen should island at ind pat until un ill 6 outlook the following tol lowing man monday evening in the meantime the most desperate but futile assault woke was made tin on the populist lines when mien monday noona noon ballot was waa taken the sweet men attempted to secure a recess until 3 in the hope of 0 securing eu ring populists lists to elect their man bea before v r e she ob e h hour ou r 0 t 6 arrived a rr lv e d ali they e y were vere voted va t a d d down 0 w n a and n d a at t 6 0 e 1 0 ck the t h e nineteen caucus was waa dissolved I 1 WHAT CONNELL SAYS governor mcconnell speaking of 0 the result of 0 the th contest said the defeat of 0 sweet arid ami the elect election irin of t either shoup or somo some other candidate was a fo forc r egone Kono conclusion when eighteen out of the thirty five re presen t atiles xe le foged to KO go into a caucus with their party sooner than to take the chances I 1 I 1 I 1 f I 1 jw 1 akl 1 I 1 NJ w I 1 I 1 I 1 rg N 1 1111 I 1 A I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 11 1 01 I 1 I 1 I 1 r I 1 I 1 I 1 11 P I 1 I 1 r P I 1 f I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 it I 1 t il f senator george L shoup of idaho I 1 of his election sweet owes his defeat not to any pronounced opposition which any one entertained tor for him but entirely to the fact that he was put forward by senator dubols dubois as am a means mean of advancing his duboiss Dubol ss own I 1 interests tenants two years yeara hence and the ile lieutenants u with which sir air dubois cur surrounded rounded sweet during the entire campaign contributed tri buted more to the defeat ot of sweet than anything else it Is fortunate for the state and tor for the whole country that shoup has been reelected re elected lie ile is i a staunch friend of silver and an ardent supporter vs of the republican theory of protection of american industries and american labor willie while those who wre were engaged in the contest and have failed to secure tile the election ot of their favo favorite rite will ivill naturally feet feel ot a little sore over their disappointment they will T return to their home that in senator shoup the state of idaho has secured nil an atila able and reliable champion ills his election assures a Rc republican publican victory two years yeara hence SHOUPS SPLENDID RECORD george L shoup was a born in katta aing armstrong county pd pa june 15 1636 in he went to colorado and engaged ens aired in mining and remaining there until the outbreak of the civil war lie enlisted in captain bachuss Dac Bac kusa kuss com company 0 of independent n scoots of colorado C ol lorado volunteers lie he distinguished himself in both campaigns agai ritt indians indiana and confederates and was honorably lonor bonor ably mustered out as colonel of the hirst first cavalry of colorado ile he was it a member of the constitutional convention of that state lie he came to idaho shortly after the f close of the war engaging jn in mining and merchandising in the salmon country n cerebe still has haa heavy interests ile he served two terms lit in the idaho legislature and refused several times to be li ia e 0 choice h 0 ic e of df t the h c H e p publican party rr for r delegate L g a t e t to 0 C Conf n gr iresa e s q in he be rendered most valuable service in getling UP the splendid collection of 0 mineral specimens which made the idaho exhibit t very attractive and popular at the great in ia new orleans in JM he was appointed Co governor vernor of idaho toy by president harrlson lson and was governor after the state had been admitted serving until he was elected to the ignited states senate four years ago senator shoup choup will loae lea e for washington in a fow diya days stopping tor for a short time nt at salt lake the whole town is in celebrating tonight to lo night the governor today to day appointed the hn regents or of tiie the state baity AV W watkins walking A J green moscow C IY chatt chair lanton Le wlaton c 11 I 1 heltzman Hel timan rathdrum Rath drum rum W 31 1 burah dolse S il 11 collin caldwell J F all ali alil le Orang orangeville eville budge john Di donaldson mattison MONTANA legislature QUITS adjourned at after a busy day helena mont march 7 special to Trib tribune utie tho the montana legislature adjoua bcd at midnight tonight to night having sat tho full sixty days daya allowed by the constitution constitute on the last say day was nota moil tile lilo only for tile the vast amount or 0 work done and the rheed with which bills into laws the conference committee on the school text book bill reported report td becom m abing ading hat the senate rdo from its ils amendments and that abat the hoise bill be anten i cled by changing tho lead cs ci from to liar pers with it ft few filnor aliani va contained in the senate bill the senate adopted the report but tho the house laid it on the lab table e this thin means that no me contract for text baks will avill be made and that until the next each school district can call choose ita it own books the house passed a bill oer the governors veto at the afternoon atter noon ties ins slon alon it was wan the bill to amend the australian ballot law by prohibiting judges of election from burking ballots ballot except for or blind or crippled voters on rega jec 2 1 k S I 1 SHOUP SUCCEEDS MF HIMSELF continued front from page 13 11 tho the general appropriation bill was wa passed at the evening session carrying over tour four hundred thousand thou fand dollars a year vear tor for the legislative executive and judicial departments lais house passed 1 a bill tonight to night to anke the wearing ot of holcli hats at the theater a croisile ro isile noanoa no anor under penalty I 1 ofa 0 a ino fine of from 10 to 30 50 it was I 1 killed billed by the senate the utter latter body also killed the bill providing tor for a state census both house passed the bill creating a state insurance department tho the governor made the following appointments point ments which were confirmed by the senate robert 11 bird of 0 this I 1 county to be veterinary surgeon Sure eon m members embers ot of capitol site she A J davidson davedson Dav ldson n D edgerton 0 of helena 13 D kalli dozeman Hoz Doz emin emam I 1 fl 11 talcott Tal coit 1 D Le heavill avILL hutte state stale capitol commission W I 1 K flow erre ot of teton minty county W AT bickford of nf missoula C K cole of 0 helena C F lloyd of oc butte at midnight both houses housea having finished up all work on hand the j usual complimentary resolutions rt and adjourned sine die 1 |