Ogden Daily Commercial | 1890-11-07 | Page 1

V OGBEMDAILY COMMERCIAL. OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY 3I0RNING, NOVEMBER 7, !8)0. VOLUME IV. NUMBER 32. SEIVSATJI 1SXTAL . EEPOST OF THE E OF THE AKSiV. tlt ted in ihtl ciUip are but Jrt tbt it will L neiiessary to THKV HKSETO EXPLAIN. the time ia which railroads may STANLEV IN AMERICA 1. g a actku) (or i,U4 liU'Uud, tuaj BMjet tiwHr obligations to the govtra-uea- t . kru(b-ria order to lie suggest that in no f Lt igWbL lUruU't Uic IUtU r lifted to Lh butUxu. should the gtm?ai&t be knar by ul'd OF TAElOfS LEVSONS AvIGXF.D FOR graeUEg aa eitnstun. The t d cet ills ARSITAL IS THE CUY to the LiruL Iroup'a Mory. 3TEW VOEK. THE HEMOCSITIC VICTORY. hUiity of the Union Pacific road troveretaeat on Juo SI, lf- was Lomk-5- , Not. C Tn p book add ot the The opinion CAPITOL PRICE, FIVE CENTS. 1 ii - auda acre working those oa the ot! siih all their rniM. "Tbe Biacufju-turw,- " te k. L "pot Kit they waited Lm th UU pak-d-, an J i Ley did but rare ax 7 uUl ha Oiore altut it Ti- - rn-ul- t Uhi difffrit if th pats 4 vt the Lili had Dot tint J just brfor the elaL-tkThe artihrtil inrreaaa ia OereUsd Saya Some Vary pricwe aaade in auote coenuoditicai with out the aiigLtest reason alsj had effect-OomplinMMitarT Thing About tbe Cause of It Illinois. fOL,-51",5- U-e- grods earninga already pubportion of the road amounted to Ha TeUs the R?ortr All Aroot the Dia-- Lille to the iiitervie Important Bueeooo m to tbm Futara it-lith a lished. credits .TOOH and the Stanley 17,4Si,7yT, f Troup f expense tera Which and by" BefenrttJiot Military Policy to ba Adopted cauaw of idea leaving H,Ti& aa the net aroicg of the the preoooemved Bis Comrnaad. tbm United Biataa. subject to tbe requirement of the taw. and with a to the rer gaard, jisaster Th amouct found due the United State aa untrue of aav slalaMMiU Chicago, Not. 6. Th Republican the rWal jrear of lfc was f ljU7C,L'ti Bart'riut a Mia raiiit4 fjr th Iaoru a' rfUS Eirrcteri af tk GeTrraneBt f carried Cook county, ia which Cbicagu Qaar TVia It Vu Hmpj a Lai-filing toct that idea. IL andUrg The debt of 'the oompanvon June A) Vu-, sVaatur Oa'pk &aMibm Tbat It it of a young Trwt kmga4 Aim upon the dithVultu Traap TVtr Coedilioa KuuU Xtr a trHt u lucaUxl for the head of their ticket ISJO, was tl'.iMS.U&K and iu capiul olh.-e- r like Birtellot in dW-tuinced B-Bitla Hit f Off Vrar aal Uoraiaa Call 11 aa aa fur ro EipluraUMM total the stock is St4 Ttaf l With all the precincts beard from un- Prtkias iking whom Tib Stanwith thi wily Tippo Tb aaaeU were lihilitr the figure fire (idbert 1U- ofaVially. erameat tit terly Aa&niU Staalry. tlSJjW'ZX af at Uf Proi'le pot able to was himself Lrjf. manage, ley r)la; hardly ublk-au- , fur sheriff, -! plurality tt 6.-- IL addition to keepiug control orer a in arM. New Not. York, d. General Stanley of the iVotot-ra- t Major The UdbUity to the government Washixctos, No, Kern. Dvtuocralio aalr, a letter natives. of A Voles. Lark Troup quote camp of rived U below e steamer Teutonic th: the 00 candidate for county treasurer, ia ic- United Central Pacilic road ia slightly Sobofield, commanding the tirtU-o- l in wba-for tbe preceding year. mornirg and was met by his manager, from Stanley to diatruit of Ktwutor Qay lortoua. however, by 3.G25 plurality. PrrTsBiTtG, Nor. C. States army, in Lis annual report aja, amount reoeived Tippuo Stanley Kern is German, acd made iraiua in th This, the coiumiaionr says, is not ow- Mijor Pond, with party. pasyl through this city last night on district Stanley wa Tib, in part; It may be asserted that all that to the deereaae in busineaa, but to where the Lutheran vote ia ing and bis a sevn half after that Florida. to In to asked way the to aays Troup rear reply say something about the con requisite for the final nd peaoe-fu- l the fact of unusual expenditures by the stnwig. secBarttelot bad months and a pasmJ attribute the re- query: To hat do JIU No. ftGeneral settlement of th great Indian pro- Union Pu-i!iei company in tbe purchase guard troubles and the stand which of the exilitRu were willing to try ult or the elect lour"you he mi id: -- To bu-Pulrut--r rwcvivfd a ulvraui this f new rolling stock. As to the present London papers have taken on it since tion evening advaui-blem is a wise, just and humane treat- financial to but the remainder, inciudiug of votes. It luuks to me tbat the relations between the bonded Mr. from Carthage Ka) irjg that Edwards and Stanley's departure from England, bimiself, dissented because Stanley had hitig to do just now would be to work. ment of the Indiana upon their reserva- road and lb government, the commisMyers, tao lVmocruU aret-howby impressed upon them tbe uiiporlaiice of be returns indicate that tbe farmers tion in the presence of the proximity of sioner says: The same unfortunate con- he said: nount to hare twoa elected to the He that reeats the store. prerv-inaud the done men have the kg iiuat ur. JcntTH Pal mer on read i ng laboring "I do not wish to say much about it Barttelot had uch a military force aa will deter the dition of things exist now that always ample waruiugs of tbe business for usn this state." have ex Uted since the bonds granting the tiuipaU-said: "ihia matim young and restless among them from at- aid in their construction were issued, yet and I have not read the London danger he incurred in venturing out on lid lKmot-rMtjoint ballot- an to alone. deeds their of papers the to carefully express enough imitate tempting viz.; that the amounts annually received tMziii!? I'p the Harvest. majVrity of one." Tho IU3, Uie gene- to inclined is Lieut. Troup acquit ancestors. from ron ils fall largely below the opinion. I object to stirring the matter Mutrxuiaineii, inciudoa CuiCAtio, Nov. 6. Tho Daily News, raj unless I am forced to do so. Log Tippoo Tib on the charge of treachery ual lienetit AsMociation men, all three of The time has now oome when their amount of interest annually accruing up met with thinks iud tbe latter considot makes bo a forcast the ks of rear of roads. the ndependent, from were ti.e subsidy (signed whom, he claimed, were plehed to his guard future pwilive or probable military The debts, therefore, due the govern- day by day by tbe officer of Barttelot, erable difficulty ia collecting porters. of the Fifty-thirCongress, siiport on ballot for Cnited State of the country should dictate a ment from these roads instead of being Barpe, or Kingston, while in camp, to- Tbe hook consists largely of interesting makeup details of tbe experiences of tbe rear and counting Farmers' Alliance men military policy. The army should be reduced as it was the evident expectation gether with the official reports of the column and ith Democrat, it shows a total of 1)9 corresjioudence with Kansas. so stationed that it may be prepared at of Congress that they wouid be rapidly officers. I am justified by all in my Stanley sinceTroups and 233 Democrats. Demo Republicans of return tho the expediyear by year. This increase, censure of tbe rear guard, which was tion. KANaAa Citt, Not. C An eetimaUof . cratic majority ISl the shortest notice to respond to any increasing however, is not due to any failure of the the cause of the attack made upuu me 1 he tribune, lumublican, finds the the result on the call which may be made upon its er- - railroad companies to comply with the in the book." legislature of Kanaaa, A MIDNIGHT BLAZE. result in the state legislature on joint With Stanley were his wife, Dorothy Tices and and at the same time to assist provisions of the existing la a. The ballot to be Republican 102, Democrats give the following Democrata, 90 to 75 Republican. About 15 aenatora have in all practicable ways in preparing the fault rests in the laws themselves. The Tennant, the English artist, and her The Business Part of Trmkee De- - 100, Alliance 2. cent, of the net earnings required by mother, Mrs. Tennant, Hamilton Aide, pledged themselvt to vote according to militia of the several slates, or national per a law to be paid in dinohttrye of tae dramatist, who will act as the his tstroyed by Fire. the will of the jwoplo of their distneta A in Silver in timo of Clond. the service active for Lining guards, obligations is not great enough torian of the tour, and Lieutenant J as A most disasNov. C xpremNxl in the vote for representaCaL, Trcckee, need. to meet the interest which annually ac Mounteney Jerson, a favorite of Stan Nov. said this tive. Nine of these districbi returned Caxtos, trous broke here fire all out be manifest to so to shortly after afternoon to an Associated It is lelieved crues ujion tbe bonds issued to and in ley's. Alliance men. To secure reflection. iireaa rei Kil who will consider the subject, that the conblruction of the roads." In another interview, referring to midnight Tbe wind blowing a hurrimust control ll.eir votes. Tba demonstration ifl uneceasary . and tbut Barttelot 's diarios and Lieut. Troup's cane, the flames were Boon beyond con- ter that whilo conceding las probable Ingalls legislature ti now apparently ogaiimt Kinull efeat a w the important seaboard cities of the he is About by oook, oianiey repeated hat he had al trol. The fire was stirted in the roar of majority, greatly him by 15 vot at least, and (xwsihly 24. Egypt. Quarreling United States should be so fortified, ready said as to the condition of the rear Stoll's brewery by an Incendiary. He said the The atwlied with tho result laiciuinan, of the Kansas Farih, Nov. d In the house of depu- guard. When he returned from Albert armed and manned as to be capable of brewery and naif a dozen other buildwas between the protective tariff state central oommitteo, telegraph the against the attack of any ties today, during the debate on the Nyanza to Vambuya he wrote at once to ings were soon burniug,the tiro moment- Issue and tariff for revenue clear and dis asR'iutei that Humphrey, Repub e foreign rloet, and each of the great soa debate on the foreign estimates, tnetmin relief committee, tellinir them arily catching oa the roofs and porches tinct aud nothing elseonly, entered into the lican, is elected governor. All tut IS coasts of the United States should be tho rear thst was column wrecked bvthe of blocks on bouses several other renewed his distant. attack of the right auvus. Ilia bill was the of as countios give a plural.ty of 4$). Thoect provided with an adequate Meet of soa-u- u neglect of its officers and their indiffer The citizens fought the (lames, and sault. The result ho regard (filter ns a signal 19 iMunties iiave only a tUil vote of capable of attacking the African covention with England. once to the interests of the expedition the fire train arrived jng battle ships, from Summit but ISO.OOO, A and they may bo counUxl up to u mon the broad ocean any hostile fleet lie advocated an alliance with Hrussia Inferring to Troup Stanley said that their efforts were of no avail. Kast Main victory. majority of over 2,700 Demo his plurality. liuchunan assert Which might attempt to blocKnuo our on the ground that the interests of when he got to Zanzibar, one of the first street was soon in ashes and all the frame cratic in thin district last year, was re- increase uced to about 2X) this vear. Ho car that they may exjKjct a long letue of France were identical with those harbors or deetn y our commt rce. was he found a long letter from buildings on Front street were burning. ried his own ward and things Russia. city and county power. If the important seaports are violently abusing Barttelot Nearly forty buildings, including the by targe majorities, showing unprece- Kibot. minister of foreign affairs, de- Troup fortilied aud armed, ono such I never answered tho letter," said entire business of had town tbe talifjruia. portion uenieu gains. ' fleet, it is presumed, will be sufficient clared that France was peacibly inclined Stanley, "because it needed a personal been destroyed by 2 o'clock this mom same Hah At the and threatened xna nobody. me oceans, Frakcisco, Nov. ft Complete remul for each ot as there were many questions nr. and the residence portion seemed great Sew York KstimaU'3. time she did not conceal the fact that interview, turns received this evening from more I found it necessary to ask him myself, doomed. ctary policy of the United butes will she was placing her armies iu a position tne s ever require sucn a ueieuse on me New York, Nov. C. Tho Evoning than one-hal- f the precinct in California principal one' being whv ho and wero ready lor every others $ to Bombs remain and (nera iruutmr o won wjwrwucare-All-ujy in which thevWith iu the Air. starve at preferred World (Democratic) estimate that tho outside of Ban Francisco, and from to the reference emergency. ot board and 1SS3, fortification instead of moving on; why fie Yarabuya s of the precinct of thia selected garrisons as a nuclei for British occupation of E rypt, he asked if they staid until so many itueste, flov. 8. A bomb was ex- Democrats will have a majority in the about of their men V . ! t any one could suggest Jjpractical means died from disease or had been killed. city, give Marhham, Itepublicon for ploded today in f rout of the monument next Congress of between C3 and 97. e Governor, more than 10,(100 plurality five hundredth hn- The Mail aud Express (Republican JLLppy8X?old get a satisfactory an- to mit'ireeteii iu tuvtu over Poud, Democrat, nnd also show ftau Trieste concedes at of Democratio of i enThev iuSatlSIUClory a ur nius France t.hn wait, nf majority nmintrv. by Tbep'td!ion swer irom uouney unu nopea ik, gei, that the Republicans carried the entire " prioresswemim una- England to fulfil her promises. YJfn'd.-nagdone. Was from Troup. I received another letter Austria, Rud iaoncatato ticket- )- by a peuern'ly similar n made at Wa er let in croau Xne bun ior (Democratic) place; Evening Tne proposal to reject tne from him unl answered that if he would The entire ncpL'U;cuij tksk! ' plurality. ' tiou o experimenial guns and mortars the 53. was nt Domocralio about the to the Vatican majority Arkansas. rejected conns would I revise it it 111 embassy it bchotieid ueneral publish this city, with tbe except ion or onft of the highest type, The Post in its last Million, says; minor 317 to 205. When the esti tained many things unfit for publication. infor The Nov. office, is undoubedly elected. C latest described at length the straits to which by a vote of war St. Locts, "Th number of congressional district? There soents tbe Ha was so obstinate that he would not aepariiueui. c.uuo uy. to bo 110 doubt but that the department had been put by past mates for to effect is on revise it and sent the in doubt are two in California, several t he it back demanding I inution from Arkansas pri- Chery. on behalf of the committee Republicans elected tivo ont of six legislation reducing the number of limit in two in n two coun nine from 1!i Iowa, Kentucky, official returns xnai, war said that evurj iwmo should publish it I did ntt. estimates, rwnigrostiiuen in the state and the indivates in the army. Ho wants tho effected. JNotwitn-staudin- g York, etc. It seems 6afo to r ay, how cations oro that the entire Congressional "Thou Troup wrote mo a threatning ties in ) !i Second district and close raised to at least 30,000, and B ,y3 that econemy had been France of forces mu, uemocratio :;y counties the that of tho remaining the greater give ever, will bo Republican. latter stating I would have to lie pre- tirina without this number a peace organiza:m w. delegation war expenditures amounted pared to meet such measures as ho I tinridire. Democrat, 100 majority. the next House will not be liss tion cannot be maintained thoroughly the ordinary close to will remain if LjK: looks it as lrancs nmmi, Minnesota. might see fit to employ to vindicate him- L tli parties claim the First district. It effective, and cannot be relied upon for to while the extra expenditures self. I wrote him staling that if he n the Fourth Terry, Democrat is the service which may immediately be 500,000,000. CLEVELAND. St. Paul, Minn, Nov. C.Unofficialbut any of France amounted to only 208,000,000 thought ho was maligned unjustly to go elected. required of the regular troop9 in 6. s Nov. at and estimated returns from all Keturns re Rock. conbe see 32o,(w,m can Little complete aheid. I coull many things emergency, and before tho ranks called against Germany Germany tookjtheimt ative in increas nected with the rear guard' I should pre- publican headquarters indicate the elec- He Eejoiees Openly at the Result tf but soven counties ot tho state, give filled by recruits or volunteers ing her military Btrongin nnu rrnuce fer to keep from tho public but if he tion Langlv, Union Libor,in the Second the Election. into the Hold. Merriam, Ropublicon, 83,658 and Wilson, was obligotl to follow. The government wished to publish everything he could district. Fetherstono "Union labor" in the suggests ilyl-lHconnection general the plurality for MerIn this l)em(K'rnt, G. of associated nn Nov. state To the for New voted Alliance York, the first. The Farmers' not responsible do so." Fariners' Alli 7,110, riam. that whenever such increase is made was Hulverton, economic the affairs which was injuring "I have Bonncy's report, Troup's two solidly with Domocrat press reporter on tho result of yester- ance, is probably elected to Congress in provision be made (or the organization a within interests ot Europe. Probably letters. Ward's account whioh I roceived of a large battalion of young men lay's election, ex President Clevoland the Fifth district over tkunstouk, Iowa. expenses must be borne and, more important than all, I have the and Whiteman, Democrat. In the ages of 1G and 20 years, se- few years fresh said: "I am delighted. I challcngo the her maintain to order in France k their intelligence by signed by tho ollicers day after lected with respect to the Second district General Rakor, Al Des Moines, Nov. 6. Complete unof to the sure re vas in tho he of man unv but country view to their military power, right day. Without nny other evidence that ficial returns from seventy-fou- r and good charactor with a liance candidate with Ueraocratio en counties chamber would grant everything necesk of itself would prove that I was joice more heartily than I over the result dorsement claims election over Lind, education for the service as and moral ensure the country's officers and officers either of sary to justified in my censure of the retir give McFarland, Republican, for secre of yesterday. My gratification is that cf Republican. If this jirovcs to bo the a greiuuesB. colunn, which was very mud, in my tary of state, 140,007; Chamberlin, Dem an American, proud of his fellow country- caso the next Congreswopnl dolegution wmij the regular forces or ot the militia, the material wore received with great applause. lettes to the committee. ocrat 110,152, a gain of 77,783 over last men, who, though led away for a time by from this state will be, threa Democrat privilege being given to such ofyoung "Am, I going to publish that log? I year's vote. The twenty-fivmen to enlist for regular periods and two Allianco. counties 1 honorable can to tuinK Election better wait y ,t say. discharge it An or to receive Quarrel. party prejudico and blind confidence 111 gave Hutchinson, unreported, Kepubii of a book. read have or I until Troup's at their option, at the expiration can. for governor, 655 plurality in 1881), cunning and selfish leaders, could not bo renusylvania, Skdalia, Mo., Nov. 6. Colonel Thomas awhi, Such a school Bonney could relieve' ail this criticism by This indicates election of McFarland by deluded to their ruin. course of instruction. Gazette of milithe publishPresident Philadbu'hia, Nov. 6. Complete re Price, telling what he knows, and writing a 600 plurality. The remainder of Repub would be of very great value to tbo "Thev have demonstrated that in ing company of this city, one of the best plain, simple story ot what took place; lican state ticket is elected by plurali dealing with them it is not safe to calcu turns from every county foot up a plu tary service of the country. Tf ia 1311 (Tcested that 6teps be taken known men in Missouri was shot and how it was that Major Barttelot was late that they oro stupid or necuiess n rality for Pattison, Domocrat for gov ties somewhat smaller. killed; how it was these men died like The ernor, of lG.SXCl, a Democratic gain com without delay to organize in all of the tho welfare of their country. afternoon this by wounded conseits with sheep; how it was that this rear column, seaboard states a due proportion of mortally tariff reform of necessity pared with 18W or &U.&H4. Though Washington. for the Judge John Biggins of the Pitts county so grandly equipped before starting, fell reduction in tho cost of livi ig and Dolamater, Republican candidate for heavy artillery militia batteries quent candidate a was Nov. C states in and Returns thoso court. esti Higgins to rot." Judge Seattle, service of fortifications ol tne uemocraiic pany u governor, is thus defeated, all his col the Democratic New York, Nov. 6. Stanley this even mites from, all the counties of tho tbe dutyit has been fully demonstrated and that these batteries be reported to renomination before by leagues on tho state ticuct aro elected be Price. defeated was and v- .of convention onartmnnt in order that places received several reporters at ms bv decisive majorities. Complete fig con the action of the peopfo yesterday. bitter feeling. ing hotel and talked at length about the oc- state give Wilson, Republican, for instruction be assigned to them, where Since then there has been been deliberately ures now received from every district in has decision "Their of busi on for 6,000. this a in The two men were Olympia city currences in Barttelot's camp. "The sole gress, plurality will made and all tho more significant be- the statfl. Tho new delegation they can spend the annual encampment ness today and took the i:JO tram Tor cause of killing," he said, "was the capital, has 17,200 majority. '1 he Ke- - cause reason stind, 17 Republicans, ond 11 Democrats, their voted in company with rogular troops and have upon they 31 lod to the major's violent temper. As soon as he publicans elect stite senators, tho and Just what thA immediate instruction of ac- - their home. judgment, becauso they have proved Democratic gain of four. -- miiaViar1 rt,illerv officers. The re trouble is not known, but they engaged reached camp from Nyanza ho had Democrats 2 and one county to hoar corruption powerless as against their in Price shot and from. in a such of Arab Higgina chiefs be one for with troublo the artillery quarrel Nebraska. convictions. Of course there is nothing gimental organization himself up abdomen. rurgave In the were neeessarv. Higgins in the not cause not Knttarioa ia enough, couriers tho Democratic party to do but pusn lor Dakota. South Nov. 6. Soventy-cnthe and at inauthorities Neb., bionmal to Houston, Omaha, the nishod, although Bonney told him he terest ot economy probably on the battle at all times, and in all a this had enough Nov. 6. A special ftom Min in state counties this iiarttelot beat the give the following already, Chicago, laid have lines which stead of annual instruction of infantry sheriff here receivedhim tomessage on the they places go after the Arab iu a horrible manner with a stick. scale summoning Tbe latest returns from lnu-n- . that ifl. to insist upon a wise ad voto for governor: Boyd, Democrat, troops for field exercise on a large says: neapolis rears as 01 lyncnmg E.irly on the morning of n.ll ha fnnnrl sufficient. prisoner at oneo, July 19 he was show that the result is justment of tho tariff taxation to the 61,040, Richards, Republican, awakened bv a loud singing and beating South Dakoti In. conclusion, General SchoSeld says are entertained. and that Loucks is reasonable needs of the government as Powers, Alliance, 59,504. There are eighAlliance an victory informed w;.s the enacted drums. it of measures that Being by that several to. the plan. .which has enriched Tho legislature will rmnnsAd teen counties yet to hear from. Boyd is . 1. 11 an African custom in saluting the rising elected governor. President Adams in Boston. Dresent congress will prove of great and also be Alliance, thus insuring the de the favored class ai me expenne n iue now in the lead, but still lacks 4,858 of an would he with he said, oath, sun, service, f tho Doonle. Until that victory tbat number. The chances are that his lasting benefits to the niilitrrywhich Boston, Nov. C President Adams, of shoot the first person that refused to feat of Senator Moody. the mwu irauiiu vote will exceed seventy thousand beand the zeal and fidelity with HO quetUUU u WOn, li is from back Pacific railroad, stop the noise, and taking his revolver duties of the army has been performed, the Union will not be teUled, nor tne pieuge unu cause the alliance in tho western part of Montana. merit commendation. the west- - He pronounces all the stories went out professions of the Democratic party to tho state is chiefly made up of Ropubli-can- a "Near the chitirs hut ha found a Helena, Mont, Nov. 6. The Republi tho people redeemed. the heavr losses in traffic as a re woman about who was singing and men drum can committee claim that Carter will . TIIE PACIFIC RAILROADS. sult of the boycott unfounded, and looks Connecticut. Evarts Is Not in It. for a settlement of all difficulties within ming. The woman was the wife of tbe have a small majority but Dixons elec chief, and when he commanded her to Uenortof the Government Director n conceeded two four to is Associated 6. 6. The Courant's retion Tho Nov. Nov. by generally New no York, attention. she Hartford, paid The worst possible phaso of tho North cease singing hundred plurality. The Democrats claim Proa, mnorta show the election of 68 vised on Their Condition. indicate that the Connectifigures Union Pacilic boycott, he Birttelot then struck and kicked her, two and western majority in tbe state senate. husband, the chief, took down his Democratic assemblymen inNewlork cut legislature will stand: Senate, 7 Washisgtojj, Nov. 6. The report cf says, would not affect the business over Her and killed on rifle Barttelot the spot" contains to road and railroads the the gain and CO Republicans. The formor Republicans nnd 17 Democrats; House, 8200.000 a year, state Sew the commissioner of Jersey. From such reports as he could obtain, will be on a joint baUot 81 votes, 13.1 Republicans and 11CJ Democrats a bv divisions will have upon agreed tho to the in cpndi regard full information N. J., Nov. 6.- - Later roturns against, tho hitters' 78. which insures Republicon majority on joint ballot of 4. Stanley said it uppeared that Barttelot Of the system as Trenton, alxive 8500.000. tion ot the several railroad companies whole he says everything connected with made himsolf very distasteful to the give tho Democrats increased majorities iMwMi nf a Democratic successor to The state, vote at the present timo shows Merwin, Republican, 63,907; Morris, coming under the jurisdiction of his of it is all right and the recent unfavor-abl- o natives. He had a habit of ridiculing in both branches of the legislature, Senator Evurts. which provoked them very much. Democrat 67,GG3; Angur, Prohibition, fice for the fiscal year endod June 30, will 6tand: Democrats 13, reports concerning tbe road have them sonata The 1 on For these reports don t relv Jjonney Republicans 7. Assembly: Democrats 3.409; scattering, 257. Morris lacks 31 An Expression of People. 1890, as to improvements on the bonded emanated largely from Wall street. Both Arab and native chiefs went over ot a majority. In this calculation 14 roads, the commissioner says: 43, Republicans 17. Washington. Nov. 6.Senator (Jor towns are unofficial. the matter very mi nutely, The t am nhl to renort that many i Trust. The Sug-a- r said of the camp, signed by Barttelot, Jam man, in an interview here today, Michigan. provemants have recently been aud are New Yokk, Nov. 6, Tho papers in the son, Bonney and Ward is simply one loDg Colorado. of the Democracy whs ..nf Innallv fwintr nvide. tbe Detroit, Nov. 6. The Third. Fourth an expression of tho people Tho amount received from bonded sugar trust case were handed to Jude account of remorseless Hogging and inDenver, Ool., Nov. 6. Unofficial reand Eleventh Congressional districts -- .,.l,l nn:ianrS SUCH lis unu it u ..iirnarla this vear was criven as S53,32oV Pratt this aft9rnoon but no information humanity. from the statj give the following attendown turns oven kicked his Jbanlett return Republican congressmen.' Th forth during this Congress. 705. The gross earnings of the aided will be given out. The couneel for the ant the little boy Soulti, and the boy Eit'hth and Ninth ore still in doubt brought Townsend, Republican, 6,835 amounted to SM.981.GU, and ex majorities: 6avs that the receivers wi.l died from the injuries inflicted. One Tho other six go Democratic. and Routt, Republican, 3,044. The ReAn Off Year. penses $7,002,491, leaving $1,309422 reis suear'trust will elect tho remainder of the custody only of the stocks 01 man tooli a piece of raw meat because the net earnings ufter subject to theCi 3 have Kansas City, Nov. 6. Senator Dolph, publicans Oklahoma. the different corporations m the trust he was crazy with hunger, and for this state ticket with the exception of the nnirements of the law. The Sioux elec have no jurisdiction over the re- he received 300 lashes. As eoon as tbe in exolanation of tho result of the Treasurer Stand; Republicans 49, & Pacilic railroad company's liability to and will Guthrie, Nov. G. Oklahoma territory the operation of them. The man was able he ran away, but was capthat it was an "off year," Democrats 20. a Democratio gain ot 14. said today tion, the government is given as $3,011,401 finervs ortrustees went Republican. Harvey, Republican certificates will hold as tured and shot by Barttelot's order of Teller to rf- tho tariff were in This insures the and that of the central branch of Unitn present tbe stock of these I UD tUUj .i. a title to Senate. United corporations Stanley says Bonney told him only a candidate for delegate to Congress States the indifferent. were ' wo Pacific at $388,103. While u..tivp. short time ago that half tbe horrors elected by 1873 plurality. The commissioner adheres to tbe as heretofore. " fr g fo).U, eiprxl j. c bt g 1 s d sen-aio- r. gov-erme- pra Del-cass- f ade-auate- two-third- ..:" - - - cojiL-.emvat- in ," uuiuj log-boo- log-boo- sar-vio- e, e o 65,-14- 2; log-boo- k i 1