THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
IRA L. DARE, Publisher
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NORTH PLATTE,
NEBRASKA
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OF
NEWS
CONDENSATION OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS.
BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD
General, Political, Religious, Sporting,
Foreign and Other Events Re
corded Here and There.
Political.
Senator Scott, after a visit to Judgo
Tnft, BayH ho lo confident tho president-elect
1ms plans for a progressiva
nnd courageous administration.
William II. Taft carrlod Missouri
by a plurality of 1,026, according to
tho tabulation of tho official roturns
tnado by Governor Polk.
Tho dofoat of Congressman I). L. D.
Granger, domocrnt, for ro-olcctlon In
tho First Rhodo Island district by,'
William P. Sheffield of Newport, re
publican, was confirmed by official can
collation.
Norman Mack sayn there la a doflclt
In tho domocrntlc campaign fund, but
nil bills will bo paid.
A Savannah paper BUggCHts that tho
democratic party run a southorn man
for president lit 1912.
Presldent-oloct Taft bollovoa rovlslon
of tho tariff must bo thorough nnd
mado In good faith. Ho Is necking
light rognrdlng personnel nnd organi
zation of next congress.
Tho Amcrlcon Federation ofcLabor
modified President Gompors' recom
mendation regarding reslstanco to In
junctions, but a vote on it was not
reached.
Governor Crawford of South Dakota
has Dont an order to Plorro appointing
Judgo Charles S. Whiting to tho mi
prcmo bonch to All tho vacancy caused
by tho death of Judgo Howard G. Ful
ler. A campaign fund of $1,500,000, con
tributed to the national republican
commlttoo in tho recent campaign,
will bo shown when tho list of con
tributors is filed at Alabany, according
to tho Now York Evening Post.
Ex-Senator Millard of Nobraska may
be In Taft's cablnot as secretary of
tho treasury.
President-elect Taft discussed polit
ical affairs with Vico Presidentelect
Sherman nnd William Ward, national
committeeman from Now York.
President-elect W. H. Taft declares
that Secretary' Root meets his ideal ot
a far-seeing statesman.
Senator Halo at Washington says
tho pcoplo havo not called for radical
tariff revision and ho does not think
It will bo given them.
President Gompcra of tho American
Federation of Labor said ho would go
to Jail before ho would pay a fine in
tho Buck's contempt case.
Labor leaders who wore guests of
Prcsldont RoobovoU suggested a num
ber of changes in laws, several of
which will probably bo Incorporated
In his annual message.
Tho stato board of Nebraska makes
up total of assessment roll, iliowing
valuation of $391,730,401.
Tho Nntlonnl Corn show of Omaha
will take on nn International aspect
by tho presonco of delegates' from
Mexico, Canada nnd Great Urltaln.
Tho stato labor bureau of Nobras
ka issues an ostlmato of Nebraska
crops showing tho state has ample
basis for prosperity.
Roturns from Cuban elections Indi
cate tho success of tho liberal ticket,
headed by General Gomez, by a Llg
plurality.
President-elect Taft waif orator of
tho day at tho dedication of tho mon
ument to the prison ship martyrs at
Brooklyn.
Two counties of Ireland nro in n
turmoil over tho question of licensing
nn InBlgnlflcnnt Inn out on a country
road.
Tho federal court of appeals has do
elded that tho American Tobacco com
pany Is a combination In restraint of
trade.
REFORM IN GERMAN
Y
MINI8TRY RESPONSIBLE TO PAR
LIAMENT SOON TO OPEN.
THE EMPEROR IS IN CONTROL
Advance Liberals Do Not Anticipate
MUch of Importance From the
' Present Reichstag.
Generar. .
Explosion of n gas main undor n
Brooklyn street engulfed workmen
and men, women and children who.
wcro on tho street at tho time, over
twenty, it 1b bolloved, bolng kitted.
Tho American Federation of Labor
adopted tho roport of Prcaldont Gom
pors after dobato of n day and a halt.
Sovoral hords of cattlo in Pennsyl
vania and Now York woro dostroyod
by officials In tho fight on tho epidemic
among swine.
Charles Leonard, porter at tho Hen
shaw hotel, Omaha, chocked a $40,000
powclry trunk to himself nt St. Jo
soph, whoro l(o wont, was nrroHiod
and confessed and tho valuables woro
recovered within four hourH after tho
deed.
Otto Brnomor Grimm, lieutenant In
the United 8tatcs army signal corps,
dlod suddenly of hdmmorrhago In n
drug storo at Long Bench, Cat.
Mexicans who aro coming to tho
Omaha corn Bhow uro unxlous to know
what kind of clothing It will be nocos.
nary to wear.
Tho gorgorlon .of Potor Van Vlssln
gon, tho Chicago real ostnto brokor,
will roach $2,000,000, Ho was takon to
Jollot to bogln hla sontonco.
Frank Shorcllffo wilt bo placod on
trial In Minneapolis next wook for
alleged complicity In train robbery.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Clovolnnd
has announced that tils fortuno has
boon swept away in Ills efforts to pro
tect bis brother's estate. Ho will glvo
u his big houso on Euclid nvonuo
and sell his nutomobllos.
Tho Invontory of tho estatq of tho
Into Nelson Morris allows that ho had
oxtonslve holdings In South Omaha.
Wild BoanoB at tho palnco followed
tho deaths of tho emperor and dow
egor etnprons ot China.
Illinois, Iowa and Nobraska vlo with
each othor to boo which will lead at
tho corn show.
In tho United States circuit court
of appeals nt New Orleans tho enso
of tho Pullman company ngnlnst tho
Toxns rnllrotul commission wns again
dccldod in favor of tho Pullman com
pany. Tho enso lnvolvod tho ordor of
tho Texas commission ordering a re
duction ot about 20 pur cont in Pull
man car charges.
The sontonco ot one yoar'a Imprison,
mont admlnlstorod upon Charloa J,
Hartlovo for dosortlon tram tho navy
to marry a daughter oMho Into Sena
tor Gorman has boon affirmed,
Venezuela has completod prepara
tions for tho threatened blockado ot
her seaports by Holland.
Tho Southern Paclfio railroad lias
announced n roductlou of rates on
shipments of lumbor originating in
California, Nevada and Utah, It
moots ratos recently mado from Oro
gon and Washington points.
Major General Duvall will Buccood
General Weston In tho Phlllppllnos.
Washington.
That a special session of tho fifty
first congress will be called soon after
March 4 to tnlto up tho matter of tar
iff revision becamo known positively
when William H. Taft, president elect,
Btntod that lo intended to call bucIi
Besslon soon after his Inauguration.
Tho temporary roll call ot tho houso
of representatives for tho Blxty-firBt
congress has been completed and pub
lished. It presents a complata list of
mombers of tho new houso as shown
by unofficial returns, and gives tho
politics of nil of them. According io
tho publication tho next houso wilt
consist of 219 republicans and 172
democrats, a total of 331, as against a
total of 389 in tho houso during tho
last session, or whom 223 woro repub
licans and ICG democrats.
Presldont-eluct Taft announces a
special bobbIoii of congress will bo
held as soon as practlcablo after
March i for tho purposo of revising
tho tariff.
The chairmanship of tho Intcrstnto
and foreign commorco, made vacant
by tho defoat of tho votoran W. P.
Hopburn of Iowa, who camo to con-
gross twenty-six years ago, will, in all
human probability, bo filled by James
R. Mann ot Illinois, who has boon
Hopburns lieutenant and who has
special qualifications for tho plnco.
President Roosevelt, upon learning
of tho attempt mado on tho llfo of
Francis' J, Honoy in San Francisco,
sent toloBrams to Mrs. Honoy nnd
Rudolph Sprockcls, expressing his
"horror und detestation" of tho deed
Socrotary of tho Navy Victor H.
Motcalf toudorod hla resignation to
tho prcsldont, to tako effect Decom
ber 1, on account of 111 health.
Tho National Grango, PatronB of
Husbandry, gavo n rccoptlon to O. H.
Kolloy of Washington, D. 0., tho
only surviving member of tho small
group of mon who organized tho
grange about halt a century ago.
Borlln. Tho dobnto In tho Rolchstag
on the motions Introduced by tho bo
clnllstfl nnd radicals, demanding
changes in tho constitution, with tho
object of ranking tho chnncellor and
ministers responsible to Parliament,
aid giving tho solo power to tho
Reichstag to dcclaro war, will prob
ably begin on December 2. The do
bato In, expected to last ono day, or
two days at tho most.
Tho advanced liberals, whoso aim is
to convert the German political system
Into a government responsible to Pur-
llnmont, do not anticipate much from
tho present Reichstag becauso In tho
days whon feeling ran the highest tho
party lenders would not agree to urgo
oven tho simplest resolution of con-sure-
or inquiry, Tho rndlcnls and so
cialists count upon making their first
great campaign in tho elections of
1912, unless tho houso is dissolved
sooner.
Tho power of tho associated mon
archies forming tho German omplro is
ontronchod in two principal ways in
tho Bundosrath, which has equal legis
lative powers with tho Rolchstag, and
In the conservative and clorlcnl par
ties, which havo, under tho ancient
system of tho Reichstag doctoral dis
tricts, tho means for holding tho ma
jority In that body by about ono-tblrd
tho votes cast.
Tho Ilunclesrnth, which consists ot
fifty-eight mombors appointed by tho
sovereigns of tho states of Germany,
oxcopt ono each from Hnmburg, Bre
mon nnd Lubock, stands directly1
across tho path of a government re
sponsible to Uio elected represent
atives of tho pcoplo. Tho kings, grand
dukos and prlncos who rule tho fed
orated states, nlBO through ministers
responsible to them alone, whllo will
ing to unlto in limiting tho freedom of
Initiative and Bpeech on tho part of
tho king of Prussia ns emperor, aro
ono with him In tholr determination
to resist representative government.
Fourteon votos In tho Bundcsrnth
against any amendment to tho constl
tutlon will Bufllco for Its rejection. Tho
omporor, as king ot Prussia, nominates
sovontoon of tho mombers nnd, as a
conBcquonco, thero is no" possible
chnnca for tho adoption of an amond
mont without his consent.
Carnegie on the Tariff
Now York. A notnblo nrtlclo from
Andrew Carnoglo dealing with tho
tnrlff, will appear in tho fourthcomlng
Docembor number of tho Century Mag'
azlno. Tho Iron mnstor takes tho po
sltlon that "Infant industries" no
longer nood protection; nnd tho steel
and othor Industries hnvo now grown
boyond tho need of tariff protoctlon;
that dutios on luxuries usod by tho
rich should bo maintained, but that
thoso on manufactured articles ohouUl
bo reduced greatly, or nbollshod ou
tirojy, whon no longer noodod.
Foreign.
Tho German Emperor takes tho po
sition that his plodgo Is only a renf-
flrmatlon of his oath of olfico and that
ho has not changed his official rela-
tlons to tho pcoplo or government In
nny way.
Roform edicts In China Indfcato
that tho now administration will bo
progrcsBlvo and modorn. Death of tho
omporor Is said to bo duo to nurasth'
eula and honrt trouble and that of
tho downgor empress to apoplexy,
Lack of unity among political parties
in Germany make It ovldont that tho
kalsor's concession to public opinion
will not bo followod by Parliamentary
govornmont. A resolution demnndlng
amendment to constitution making
ministry responsible to tho Rolchstag
will bo Introduced, but It will not com
mand ovor ono fourth vote.
Tho funoral of Grand Duko Alexis
of RtiBsIa, uncle ot Emperor Nicholas
who dlod horo November 14, took placo
in Paris aud waB accompanlod by tho
traditional pomp and coromony of tho
Russian church.
Count Bonl Is Btlll making an offort
to socuro his chlldron from his former
wife Anna Gould, but tho caso has
boon ropontodly postponed.
Stock Deal Halts.
Now York. Dealings In stocks lait
wook contracted to n dally avorago of
but little more than 1,000,000 shares
at tho Now York Stock oxchango, com
pared with tho avorago of upwards of
l.COO.000 sharos a day for tho wook
procodlng. Coupled with this dlmlnu
Mon In tho activity of tho markot thoro
appears to grow up a dogroo of uncer
tainty in tho prlco movomout in con
trast with tho uniformly strong up
ward movemont which had provailod
slnco tho presidential elections.
STATE LEGISLATURE
COMPLETE ROLL OF UPPER AND
LOWER HOUSES.
THE POLITICS ANB RESIDENCE
Complete Vote by Countlea for Land
and Railroad Commissioner -Two
Offices Very Close.
CI. L. IT. Eastman, Franklin Dem.
62. Joseph Snyder, Alma Dem.
63. K. "W. Iloberta, Holdrege llep.
64. Mlsslnjr.
05. Fmnk Moore, McCook lion
66. E, 8. Cne, Btockvlllo .....Dem
07. Mlsslntr.
Land and Railroad Commissioner.
Following Is tho completo voto by
counties
Cowlcs majority over Eastham It,
1,903. Cowglll's mnJorUy over Wil
liams is 551. Tho table:
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All Now Quiet In China.
Poking. Whllo nil Is quiet nt Po
king, dotachments ot troops guard tho
city gntos and gendarmes aro on duty
at tho approaches of tho foreign lega
tions. Tho government has not ceased
to tako precautionary moasuros for tho
revolutionists aro spreading all kinds
of reports, which might net llko flro
brands to tho spirit of unonBlness un
derlying present conditions In Chlnn.
Personat.
Appnront Indlfforonco of Emporor
William to public eontlmont in Got
many Irrltntos tho pooplo greatly.
indications irom Washington aro
that Mr, Cannon will bo ro-oloctcd
Bpnaker without much opposition.
William D. Cornlsll, second vice
prosldont of tho Union Paclfio railroad,
dlod suddenly In Chic go.
Forced by tho angry tldo of popular
fcollng that swopt tho omplro from
end to ond, Emporor William has
yielded to tho nation and promised
henceforth to conform himself to coif
sHtutlonnl methods ot conducting tho
pollclos of Germany,
Attorney Roed of Madison, who
BtnndB near to Bhallonbonser, Bays a
bauk dopoBlto guaranty law and ro
peal of tho county assessor law will
bo main ploces ot legislation in
Nobraska.
General Gomez, liberal candidate
for president, carried ovory province
In the Island of Cuba,
Democratic Expenditures.
Chicago. Tho domocrntlc national
committee received In all $620,044.77
nnd spent $019,410.00 during tho re
cent presidential campaign, leaving a
balanco on hand of $1,234. ii. So reads
a statotnont mado public by tho offlcors
of tho committee.
8heldon Abandons Special Session.
Lincoln, Nob. Governor Sholdon
has practically abandonod tho special
Kosslon Idea. Ho Is concentrating his
attention upon tho question of tho ap
pointing of Judges, It Is bolloved he
will nnmo two democrats and two republicans,
TURKEY FOR WHITE HOUSE
Following is tho completed roll of
tho senate and houso In the Nebraska
legislature:
Members of the Senate. o
1. J. n. Cnln, Humboldt ..Hep.
2. T. J. Majors, Peru , Hep.
3. H. IT. Buck. Berlin Dem.
4. W. H. Banning, I'lattsmoutli. , .Dem.
fi. Alex. Lnverty, Anhland Uep.
C. K. K. Howell. Otnnlia Dem.
Frank Hnnsom. Omaha ........ Dem.
J. M. Tnnncr, .South Omnha. . . .Dem.
7. O. It. Thompson, WUner Uep.
8. Nick Fritz. Pender Duin.
9. J. D. Hatfield. Nelltrh Dem.
10. Fred Volpp. Hcrlbncr Dem.
11. C. A. Randall, Newman avo...ltep.
12. F. J. Henry. Schuyler Dem.
13. J. A. Donohoo. O'Neill Dem.
H. K. L. Mvers. Newport Hep.
10. J. A. Ollls, Ord Dem.
1(!. Ik H. DeetH, Kearney Dem.
17. .T. IT. niihrman, Hoolus Dem.
18. H. T. Klnir. Oiceolit lion.
19. n. W. Fuller, Howard Dom.
20. J. Vi. Miller. Lincoln ...Dem.
K. P. Urown, Lincoln Hep.
21. .Tnorob Klein, Tntrlco Dom.
22. F. W. Unrtos, Wither Dem.
23. Smith Ketehum, Clu-iiter Dem.
24. Horm.'io Dlers. drcHham Dem.
2r. J. M. Cox, llnmpton... Hop.
20. C. H, Uewe, Hod Cloud., Dem.
27. O, W. Tlbhettn, Hnstlntra Dem.
zh. a. u, warren, Holdreva Hop.
29. J, C. Onmmlll, Btockvlllo Hep.
30. ij. u. iinymona. Bcott's niu(T..Hep,
Members of the House.
1. II. A. Clark. Fnnlls Cltv Dem,
Henry denies. Falls Cltv Dem
Otto Kotouc. Humboldt.' Dem.
2. A. D. Barclay, Bookwolter Hep.
TV. B. Raper, Pawnee, City Hep.
3. Fred Hector. Auburn Dom.
11. T. Hkeen. Ailburn Dom.
. j. u. o'uonnon, Tcciimscli Rep.
n. j. w, room, Tnntimitoli I Jem
C. O. W. LcidtKh. Nebraska rty..Doni.
IS. J. Stcdman. Nebraska City.. Dem.
7. a. R. Noye. Loulflvlllo Rep.
ii. Hmmi. I'Jimwood Hen.
8. M. A. Hates, PlattsmouUi Dera
il. J. M. Ontes, Papllllon Dem.
10. O. H. Bolnnd. Omaha Dem.
"William nutt, Omaha Dem.
J. I'. Cnnno lv. Omnlin. Dem
R. H. -Holmes, Omaha Dem.
.leremian Howard, ho. Omaha. .Dent,
.T P. Krause, south Omaha... Dem.
w. h, Hhoeinakcr, Omaha Dem
w, F. Hloecker, Omaha Dem
"W. P, Thotnnn, Omalm, Dem
11. IT. D. Rchoettcor. Fontanolla Dem
12. Ncls Johnfon, Oakland Rep.
la. m. urillin. Teuamoh lion
14. VS. J. McVlcker, Fremont Dem.
i: ijiwrence, Kremont Dem
IS. Charles Orarf, llaneroft Dem
10. T. C. ITeffcrman. HubUard...,.Dem
17. Adam Pilfer, Btanton Dom,
in. m. Hanerson, 1'onca nop
10. John Kuhl. Randolnh Dom
20. .T, r. Talcott. Crnftnn Dem.
21. Oeorico Fannot), NellRh Rep.
22. I. S. IlVRland, Albion Dem.
23. Ij, J, Younfr, Madison Dem.
Z4. .lames oroiK. Onnna ,Dem.
2fi. .T, II. 'Weeins, Vullerton Dem.
ziir w. a. nothsack. Bchuyler Hep.
27. F. I. Itadscll. AVahoo Hep.
iranic uoiczai, wanoo Dem
28. John Dostal, David City Dem
Joseph T.ux. DavlJ City Dom
23. C. A. Ritchie. Beward Dem,
, Henry Scheete. Seward Dem
30. Cvrus Xllack. Hickman Rep,
ii w. urown, Lincoln nep
J. W. Illystono, Lincoln Hep
C. E. Groves, Lincoln Dem
Fred Humphrey. Lincoln Dem
31. John Chnb, WOber Dem,
J. i. Hopodsuy. Wllbcr Dem
32. R. IT. neKolo, Reatrlce Hep,
D. J. Klllen, Adams Hep,
C. J. Mr-Coll, Reatrlco .nep,
33. v. O. Kills, Reatrlce Rep,
34. Wes Pickens. Fnlrbury Dom,
3G. Wllllnm Orubor, Hebron Dem
30. J. P. Thlcflson. Janson nep,
37. P. A. Murphy, Evoter Dem
II. N. Swnn, Fairmont Dem,
38. D. W. Rakor, Benedict Rep
A. P.. Tavlor, York Rep
39. Ii E. Wilson, Osceola Dem
.40. J. O. Boelts, Central City Dem
41. R. "V. Boyd. Aurora Dem
L, J. Evans. Aurora Dem
42, D. M. Nnttloton, Falrlleld Rep.
o. m. iirouencic, iairueici ...... jjoim
43, A. II. Rowman. Nelson. Dem
44. H. F. Raines. Red Cloud Rep,
in. i. u, i;noneriner. iiasiincs jJem
40. Erlek Johnson. Rnseland Rep,
o. v. niim, uranii isianu iiem
F. S. West, flnin.1 Island Dpm
48. R, M, Fries, Dannobrou Dem,
49. J. I,. Fofc-arty, Oreeley,, Dem.
B0. II. R. Henry, O'Neill Dom,
H. A. Allen, Atkinson Rep,
fil. E. P. Sklllman. Alnsworth. , . . .Rep,
C2. J. F. Carr, Hprlnsvlow Dem
as. iui3Bincr.
C4. B. K. Bushce, Kimball Rep
r. t i ..... . s
uu, ii. i. iiuiiD, uni .....uom
CO. W. J. Taylor. Morna Dem
E. Miller, Sarpont Dem
57, E. A. Brown. Loup City, .i ....Dom
D8. O. W. Barrett, Shclton Rep,
f. Armstronir, Elm .Creek Rep.
r.9. H. T. WorthliiK, Overton Dem.
CO, J. D. England, Axtell Dom.
Bird for tho President's Thanksgiving
Dinner
Westerly. Tho Rhode Island Tur
koy, which Horaco Voho will Bond to
tho president, nccordlug to his onnunl
custom, to grnco tho tablo of tho
Whlto Houso on Thanksgiving day,
wont on tho execution block Monday
It Ib tho best ot a lot of chostnut-tod
birds which havo boon aolccted and
specially reared ns caudldatos for tho
distinction and wolghs twonty-Blz
pounds.
o
u
it
ii
2,244
1,402
75
ISC
1,544
050
8S0
C02
2,401
1,171
2,082
2,301
1,678
338
978
7G8
1.899
1,295
1,720
2,912
092
72.1
1,875
368
1,061
2,034
15,279
384
1,982
1,309
824
1,583
2,962
348
620
93
1.077
2 2n0
l&99
1,120
274
625
1,746
99
1,432
1,683
1,114
1.101
30t
344
115
2,002
7,353
1,338
149
170
145
1,859
1,045
87C
1,601
1,507
2,363
1,091
251
1,179
1,088
2,508
1,263
1,259
2,240
319
2,180
1,042
2,553
638
1,982
703
935
455
812
1,600
122
727
1.014
1,422
1,035
1,291
248
1,941
Adams 1,976
AIHCIOPO . .. 1,CQ4
Banner 1C9
lilalno ..... 224
Hoono 1,602
Box Butte... 014
Boyd 971
Brown 603
Buffalo .... 2.543
Burt 1,880
Butler 1.418
uag 2.50 1
Cedar 1.040.
Chase 401
Cherry 1,085
Cheyonno ,. 913
Clay 1,910
fwOirnx .... 1.J32
Cumlnir .... 1,274
Custer 2,762
Dakota 744
Dawes 828
Dawson .... 1,721
Douol 517
Dixon 1,260
ijcuko 2.4 20
DoukIbh ..,.14,477
Dundy 487
Filhnoro ... 1,705
Franklin ... 1.089
Frontier .... 1,115
Furnas 1,418
Gtifto 3,777
Garfield .... 319
Gosper 491
Grant 99
Greeley .... CS3
linn ....... 2,25'J
Hamilton .. 1,039
Harlan 1,097
Hayes 373
Hitchcock .. C39
Molt 1.643
Hooker 102
llowar.l .... 971
Jefferson . . . 2.07G
Johnson .... 1,306
Kearney ... 1,020
Keith 308
Kcya Paha.. 420
Klmbnll .... 218
Knox 1,808
Lancaster .. 8,226
Lincoln .... 1,573
Logan 144
loup 241
McPherson . 240
Madison .... 2,127
Merrick .... 1,154
Nanco 1,005
Ncmahn .... 1.G31
Nuckolls ... 1,500
Otoo 2,251
1'iuvneo .... 1,482
Pcrklna .... 258
Phelps 1,443
Pierce 1,062
Matte 1,493
Polk 1,143
Red Willow. 1.275
Richardson . 2,141
Rock 473
Saline 2.0S3
Sarpy 939
Saunders ... 2,333
ScottsblufC .. 795
Seward .... 1,928
Sheridan ... 720
Sherman .... 777
Sioux 611
Stanton .... 7S7
Thayer 1,730
Thomas .... 101
Thurston ... 891
Valley 1,040
Woshlncton. 1,000
Wnyno 1,274
Webster .... 1,422
Wheeler .... 237
York 2,257
Totals . .123,880 120,977 128,940 129,491
Total voto In tho nlnoty counties:
Sheldon 126,073
Shallenberccr 132,960
Hopewell 127,705
Garrett 127,503
Junkln 128,480
Oatowood 126,726
Barton 132,224
Prlco 127,010
Brian 130,944
Mnckay 127,555
Bishop 130,835
Abbott 127,008
Thompson 131,643
Floharty fl!6,871
Cowles 128,880
Eastham 126,977
Williams f28.940
Cowgill- ,...129,491
Final Figures on Hlnshaw.
Hlnshaw. Gilbert.
York 289
Hamilton 113
Gago 829
Soward 27
Saline 76
Tlmvor 24 . . .
Jefferson 463
Saunders
I'lllnioro
Polk
Buter
2,010
1,088
170
222
1,601
640
982
602
2,535
1,895
1,404
2,514
1,626
410
1,063
903
1,938
1,139
1,271
2,888
746
798
1,752
621
1.237
2,454
14,064
488
1,773
1,100
1,127
1,432
3,704
300
490
99
681
2.205
1.083
1,140
371
042
1,575
110
905
,1,9S0
1,392
1,043
307
431
219
1,831
8,203
1,490
147
243
245
2,111
1.108
1,077
1.G59
1,532
2,279
1,515
265
1,438
1,142
1,501
1,188
1,192
2,157
470
2,183
940
2.350
807
1,959
732
793
62.3
784
1,731
101
884
1,065
1,018
1,282
1.428
238
2.279
EBB IN BRIEF
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST FROMi
VARIOU8 8ECTION8.
ALL SUBJECTS TOUCHED UPON;
,-a
&
cTte
n
5
2.287
1,445
07
16C
1,602
740
870
616
2,661
1,181
2.144
2,348
1.72S
311
97S
772
1.930
1,289
1.746 ;
2,753
702
774
1,925
377
1,147
2,653
16,720
385
1.991
1,303
820
1,623
3,090
359
642
93
1,092
2,311
1,655
1,161
271
624
1,763
92
1,468
1,741
1,111
1,181
300
326
118
2,165
7,612
1,431
155
162
145
1,895
1,086
921
1,600
1,613
2,389
1,114
253
1,288
1,035
2,509
1,303
1.370
2,231
323
2.141
1,053
2,003
C24
1,976
702
920
456
823
1,088
121
735
1.040
1,415
1,096
1,292
Religious, Social, Agricultural, Polit
ical and Other Matters Given
Due Consideration.
Both are Disgusted.
Republicans nnd domocrats alllra,
cannot help being disgusted with tho
lying tholr hidobound party organa
havo dono during tho past campaign.
A paper whoso proprietor olther holds
a fedora Job or Is looking for ono,
cannot bo deponded upon to tell the
unbiased truth nbout politics and
oven somotlmes about otner things.
Why Bhould your report about dally
affairs bo colored to suit tho selfish
Interests or desires of tho man who
happonB to have his money Invested Ia
newspaper machinery? You havo aj
right to havo pure nowB as well as
puro food. And also, why not puro
advertising? Tho paper goos Into thor
home and Is road by your chlldron.
You aro trying to keep tholr minds
clean and would raise a row if you.
found an Immoral or impure book In
tho houso. Why not gunrd what thoy1
read in dally papers ns carefully?!
Tho Lincoln State Journal columns aro
tho best ovldcnco of Its cloanness. A
wholo lot of advertising Is found in.'
other dallies that Is kept out ot the
Lincoln Journal. When you tako tho
Journal you pay only for your own
paper as it has no deadbcats; no bad.
bills. Everybody pays In advance and.
overy paper is stopped when tho time
Is out. It's a co operative plan, ovory
item of waste being eliminated and.
you got tho benefit. Lincoln is your
capital and Tho Journal your paper.
Total 1.821
Hlnshaw's not majority, 851.
NEBRASKA NOTES.
Shallonborgor's plurality In Douglas
county is 2.6C3.
Mr. Bryan's plurality in Douglas
county wns approximately 1.G00.
Goyornor Johnson of MInnosota has
canceled his speaking date before tho
Y. M. O. A. of Lincoln.
James Darton, a young colored man,
shot nt his wife nt Kearney with n
Blnglo barrolcd shotgun nnd, four shot
took effect. Tho wounds will not bo
fatal.
Fred W. Ashton, defeated for con
gross In tho Fifth district by 20 ma
jority, may contest tho oloctlon.
Qovornor-oloct Shnllonbergor'a ox
ponso account shows ho spent $264.75
lu tho campaign.
Paul Folblokorn, a brick mason,
who wns working on th now school
building at Pllgor, foil from tho sec
ond story window to tho ground. Ho
was badly brulsod, but no bones wcro
broken.
County Attornoy Graham in tho dis
trict court of Dodgo county dismissed
tho caso against PasQiicl Crlstlnno,
who was charged with tho murdor of
Tony Gcnova.
A fairly largo movemont of corn
may bo looked for In tho course of
tho uoxt fow wookB, nccordlug to tho
statements of Omahn grain men. Ono
commission man returning from tho
wostorn part of tho stato doclared that
thero Is a groat amount of grain ly
ing In wlro cribs in tho flolds nnd
that ft will avorago woll as to quality.
Tho county of Kimball has register
ed $5,000 high school bonds, Issued un
der tho now high school law enacted
by tho last legislature. Kimball coun
ty is tho first In tho state to Issuo
such bonds.
James Svltok, tho 15-ycar-old son of
Anton Svltek of David City, whllo at
tempting to mount a west bound Union
Pacific freight at tho stock yards, fell
undor tho train and both logs wcro
sovorod below tho knecB.
Majorities of congressmen-elect In
Nobraska nro as follows: First dis
trict, Maguiro, C35; Second, Hitchcock,
2,575; Third, Latta, 1,907; Fourth,
Hlnshaw, 85G; Fifth, Norrls, 20; Sixth,
K.nkuld, 2,584.
Governor elect A. C. Shnllonborgor
haa said ho will appoint Dr. W. M.
Baxter of Prossor in tho placo of Su
perintendent Kern of tho Hastings In
sane asylum, and will namo N. C. Ab
bott of Tokamah superintendent of tho
lustltuto for tho blind at Nebraska
City.
Be True to Your Own Ideals.
I would rather live on tho most
desolate crag shivering, with all tho
warm wraps of falsehood stripped off
gazing after unfound truth than
sit, comfortably on hmoro inhnblted
spots, where othors aro warm In a
faith which Is truo to thorn, but which
Is falso to mo. F. "W". Robertson.
Natural Growth of New York.
After eliminating tho Immigrant In-crenso-
to tho population of Now York
City, It Is growing annually 05,800 by
natural acrbtlon.
Nebraska Notes
Richard Vlttle of Nobraska City is-,
circulating a paper asking for appoint
ment to tho position of gamo warden.
It Is reported that many cattlo In.
Gago county nro affllctod with tuber
culosis. Tho second reunion of Spanish vet
orans will bo held In Omaha next.
April.
A district Sunday school convention',
will bo hold at Poole Decembor L'
and 2.
Quito a largo number of farmers
In Gardnler township, Buffalo county,,
nro losing hogs from cholera.
Tho village of Mitchell by a voto of)
83 to 4 voted to issuo bonds to the
amount of $18,000 for a system of wa
torworks. Tho caso against C. S. Dopass, an,
insurance agent arrestod in Beatrice
October 20 on tho charKO of writinz a.
l,8? j Pollcy of $2,000 for John Claro without'
urst outaimng a ceriiucate, was caueu:
in county court.
Farmers should nil havo telephones'..
Write to us nnd loarn how to got tta
best service for tho least money. Ne
braska Tolophone Company, 18th and'
Douglas streets, Omaha. "Uso tho
Boll."
Tho county Judgos of Nebraska will',
attempt to secure legislation next win-i
tor to correct several faults which theyi
And in tho statutes covering matters'
which camo undor tho Judlsdlction oft
their court. To that end nn associa
tion has been organized with Judge
Carrlco of Kearnoy county as pres
ident and Judgo Roper ot Butler coun
ty as socrotary.
A monument weighing 30,000 pounds;
will mark tho spot near Niobrara,,
whoro Nowell Knight and elovon other'
Mormons, perished In tho cold winter
of 184C-7. The monument was built In
Fremont and It has Just been shipped!
to Niobrara to Jesse Knight, who Is a',
son of Nowell Knight. Tho death of
tho twelve Mormons was duo to ex-';
posuro and privation.
W. H. Woods ot Omaha spent a day
or two recently in the vicinity of Fort
Calhoun searching for Indian objects
in Desotatownshlp. Ho received vnlu
ablo aid from William Haas, tho famlU
ios of tho lato Charlos Soltz and La
zarus , Bergcous. From- Mr. Crulk-.
Hhanks and Editor Osterraan of tho
Blair Domocrat ho received a valuablo
Btono hntchot for tho Uobort F. Glider
collection.
Tho Biipromo court recently heard
argument on motion of R. Mead Shum
way for a rehearing. Shumway was
convicted for murdering Mrs. Martin
of Gago county nnd the supremo court
affirmed tho death sentonco and sot
October 30 last as tho dato of execu
tion of tho Judgment. The court later
set the date of execution for January
8, ponding argument on a motion for a-,
new trial. The now date of tho death,
sentonco Is ono day aftor Govornor
elect Shallcnbergor takes his seat is:
governor. If tho court refuses toi
grant n rehearing tho condemned mam
will havo an opportunity to appeal toi
two governors for a pardon or commu-.
tntlon of sontence.
Jumes Barton, a young colored manv
shot nt his wife In Kearney with
slnglo barreled Bhotgun and four shatij'
took offect. Tho wounds will not bo
fatal on account of tho dlstanco from
tho weapon.
From present Indication local grain
men at Lincoln say thoro will bo a
noticeable shortngo In production of
wlntor wheat In 1907, Grain reports-,
show that thero Is a world wido
drouth which willaffoct tho Bupply of
this grain to such an oxtent that tho.
prlco which is now high, being about
$1.03 a bushel nt Chicago, will cllmbi
to $1,25 before tho atlvanco stopB.
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