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The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
CLEVELAND TALKS FREELY.
Ec Expresses so Regret fnr ANY Onicial
.Act :on.

Tic !;Snrcsss, 80 Regret Tor Any Onicial
Action.
" iS,IINGTuN. Nov ,.-Thc Post this
molnm% lsa, tie following: The prcsi-
dent talked quite freely yesterday. aIolt
tho returns and Tie increased Republican
vote. hut cNlrc sod Eut tllt sljgllos, IL
gr,t in the worid at any action he llu
taken daring hi, :itlnini ,tratioM. He is
willing to admit that his position on Tia"
tariif and decided stand he took in favor
of revenue reduction ntav lave cost him,
Il gonl many votes. hat he still liuiii-
tain, that if it We're IT, do o...r again Itc
wu;;ld follow the dictates uf his own
convictions. The hittcrcst pill the prc<i-
dent has to swallow is the partisan ac-
ti"n OF u number of Republicans who he
kept in Office. and who voted and
worked against him with all thcir
Iowci. Their department towards the
administration is y somrce ui great dis
appointment to him. The president re-
ccite'! 10 tclrgIalns from New York
city laicr than early in the afternoon.
! rom what he las heard. however, he
comedies that he is defeated No man
ever t"o,i '!c.eat mo:e plli!oscpliicall..
he lays his defeat 10 10 one. Hill aud
Talninally Hall. he SAYS. treated hiin
pc! t,.cil square. ard he has no fu,,a tn
tilnI u,Iiu Il them
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
THE DAKOTA RETURNS.

Matthews. the Republican Delegate for
Congress, May Have Majority of
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Eo Lack of Enthusiasm at the Homo oI
Gen. Harrison.

fo Lack of Enthusiasm at the Homo oj
Gen. Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S.-TEcrc was no
lack of noisy enthusiasm at the home of
Gen. Harrison. BY 4 O'Clock a. m.. the
streets were pretty well cleared of the
$4,000 men and boys that had been
creating paudemoninn from dusk of the
evening before, but Lv o'clock Il goodlv
number of them We're out of doors
again, apparently fresh and certainly
ready for the fray. The rain. which fell
almost without cessation during the day.
did not dampcn the" ardor. They sur
rounded the newspaper offices. packed
INTO the political head quarters .blockat,cd
the street corners. an paradel in mud
ankle deep. Fortunately for his OWN
comfort, the noisy aGherents of the pros
pective president elect. kept away from
the neighborhood of his residence. Prob
ably tins was fully in accord with his
own wishes, but nevertheless i, has been
commented upon rs singular that amid
all the demonstrations OF the night and
day there Eas not move-as
there was the time ol l.;s domination :
toward giving hun an improinptu
reception at his own home.
Ssw Sess l.saGI aaa4ssed as so4psa1ly
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10

WE are pleased tu sec that hr Ny,
crs oi the lLI'l Gi-ilit appreciated
the Valuable services "f T. :. Under
II J. I'll the board of r"I;itty commits.
si"nrrs anl have re-rltctr, him ly !,
Ii ndannr majnlity. When it tlk, IN
into consideration hat Mr. Un,l,rllll
entered 'he race at lllr eleventh Eonl
and after the district lad ,crn thor
nmylly c.nyaS>,at iur Wagner. his IN =.
j 'rIty sh ~ him t" hc &c y p"p.l ~
"i,ll t, unas>p@ of ihr rup,r. The
,Gaiority of the citIho:::' ut the Who'll,
county WIN l." Plies d to n1." lln
retained on the board.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
Al LIE WHITE hOuIE.

Pro ,lrn, and Mrs. Cl"vulnn;, Received
the Meas i'h"r., !.;:ni"n: Is ~urpri,cd.
WA+llINGToN. Nuv. S.-'Ihc president
and Mrs. Cleveland remained at the
v hi.r House all mig.ll. lust before noon
Mrs. cleveland drove out To Oakvicw.
Tho president remained in and received
srNclal callers. lie held his usual rccrp-
tion III the East Room He wa, agree
ayc To about sixty people there Col
Lamont seemed to regard the thing IL,
settled. lie WAS no, especially disposed
tp speculate on the cau.c OF tie result
Money lc mentioned as one thing. lie
WI, surprised at Kings county. He
declared that Governor Hill had done all
h. could for the ticket and that the votes
lie so, that Cleveland did not were from
the Republican Ii ,uor interests. and not
tn iH controlled by anv one lie did not
tIiinls that the result in the city pointed
Ia mech trading. lii the departments
here is a deep de! rc,siun and a keen
,'lirrc. sion. he Democrats are in the
dumps. The Republican Ilolu-o.cr clerks
are irprrssins their feeling. les il. burst
,,li too soon.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
NORTH CAROLINA

Returns from 4a5 on, of ! .l0oprccncts
show Democratic Gain of :!;1) for Clrvc-
land and the Democratic state ticket.
The legislature is Democratic by at least
80 majority on joint ballot. Democrats
have probably elected their congress
men in the First district and lost in tile
Second and Fifth districts.
Intelligence received since midnight
Il to the effect that Republicans elect IL.
q. q. Ewart to congress from the Ninth
district.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
GLAMEs THE COMMITTEE,


.!n,'...r Thurman Says if the Committee
t:"li ia't,'n Advice the Result Would BE
Different.
M.eitI>oro.:, Nov. "A special dis
p'!ci Ia Tie Star from Columbus quotes
MIR. Thurman as foil ,ws: IF the na-
li"'.al committee hGf. listened to Brice,
Townsend anl Inc and given us the aid
W" ASKED Wc should have carried the
s,nr. Cn the contrary. they not only
gave lis no aid. 'nu; TOOK the money we
raised. We could not organize CinNin-
iilti tccauec we had not the means. If
the committee had taken our advicetllpy
would have carried IL" state. AS it is
they have lost il and the election.
ii o YOU tl,en give Mp the entire cleo
Ii, n. was aslil d.
I'VE must. Harrison is undoubtedly
f.|rrt pfi -
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
TuE CoNGREss1oN.AL DEIEGArIoy

TIE CONGRESSIONAL DEF EGATIoN.
In the First congressional district Dun
nell. Rep. will have a plurality of about
2.OG0. This district in 1885 elected Will
son. Dem. by $500 majority.
In the second district John Lind,
Rep, has a plurality OF over 5000. Re
turns from the district are incomplete
aud very unsatisfactory.
in the Third district Hall. Rep. now
,,;ls 4 majority over Macdonald. Dem,
OF 1000, but this number will he di-
minishcd somewhat when the official
and complete returns are in.
in the Fourth district, which includes
st. Paul and Minneapolis. Sni,ler, Rep,
wins over Rice. DEM, by ma.ority cs-
timatcd at G.U0O. and carried evcrv
county i'll the district except Pine. and
Ramsey. where Mr.. Rice lives and is
very popular. Rice carried Ramsey
county by a majority of over 1000. In
Chisago county Rice's vote increased
perceptibly over that cast for him two
years ago, but the Republican candidate.
Snider carried the county by plurality
OF over 800.
In the Fifth district. composed of 20
counties i'll the northern part of the
state. returns are so incomplete that ma
Jorltles Tor any candidate cannot be
made up. but the election of Comstock,
the Republican candidate for congress is
conceded. Stearns county gave Cam
ming, Dem, over $500 plu-
rality. \ Republican majority OF / 200 is
claimed in Otter Tail county. In Crow
Wing county. Can:lir.y came near defeat
ing the Republican candidate. He cap
tured the two strong labor wards of
Brainerd and ran we'll in the county
towns. The county voted "Yes" by a
large majority for detaching Il portion
of Cass county and attaching it to Crow
Wing. The constitutional amendments
were not voted on at all.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
ni,gu,tcd NIanitobans.

WI.;N,rE;i. Nov. 3.-The local govern
me,lt has retained Hon. Oliver Mowat.
premier Of Ontario. to appear before the
slr,sine court this week and argue the
railway crossing case on behalf of the
province. Hon. S. H. Blake has h.s.11n
retained by the Canadian Pacific railway.
The greatest Indignation prevails among
the members of the govc:nmel.t because
the grand iu,y failed 20 indict for crini-
ma! libel Editors Burrows and Luxton. of
the Call and Free Press rospectively.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
WILL WAIT AWHILE.

Gen. Harrison Will Not Give out Con.
sr:tnlat"ry Dispatches Until All Doubt
Is Past.
lSbiANMpLis. Ind, Nov. ,.-Gen.
Harrison remained i'll his house during
Ill" entire day. He received over his
special wire tho press returns from the
various states together with Il large num-
her OF rongratulatorv dispatchc, from
all sections OF til" country. 1t was his
nt'nt!on to give copies of some of the
latter t" the press associations tonight.
h'lt upon receiving aiviccs To the effect
that the Democrats We're still claiming
New York. he decided to Withhold them
for the present. and until all doubt or
question rs to the result had been set
~. 10
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
OHIO.

The Democratic state committee con.
cede the election of fifteen Republican
congressman, but claim the election of
Foster i'm the Fourth district, Scney in
the Fifth, Owens in the Sixteenth,
Haynes in the Tenth, Cultivate in the
Thirteenth and Saltzgaber in the Sixth.
~ the Republican headquarters Ohio is
CLAIMED by 2o.0oo, but Democrats only
concede 10000. liarrison's majority in
this state will be nearer Is. .0Oa.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
Railway Brildinc forthe Wear.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The Railway Age
says: While few of the principal rail,
way companies have been doing mucl.
new building. still work has been quietly
in progress on hundreds of short lines all
over the land. and already new track
has been laid this year in every cne Of
the forty-scven states and territories.
with the three exceptions of Rhode Is
land. Utah and Nevada, and almost 6, 600
miles of main line have been added TO
the railway system of the country since
the first of january last.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
NOT PROPERLY PRESENTED,

>rcrci,r. Whitney Thinks the Issue Was
Not Properly Placed Before the Peo-
plc.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Secretary
Whitney. in an interview, said: "Well,
we have nothing to congratulate our
sci .ea upon. The loss of New York to
the Democrats was caused by the fact
that the working men had not been
properly educated as to the tariff" The
question. hcsaid has uot been properly
presented TO them. and they were made
10 clieNc that the Democrats were free
traders instead Of mere tariif reduction
lists
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
VIRGINIA..

Full returns from both congressional
districts give Clel eland 1000 ma ;oritv,
a gain over lssl of nearly 4CO. l..ln,lnds.
DEM. for congress, runs close To Clcvc-
land. Hopkins. present rcprcst nativc.
receives about lG0 votes in the district
as independent candidate for reelection.
Reports from the NTH district gives
Buchanan. Dem. Il majority of about
900 Tucker. Dem. carries the Tenth
district by 500 All of these are Demo-
cratic Gains.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
REPl RuCAN SUCCESS.
Ecn!i.t;u Fgarris;sn ana Levi e.
Morton Elected Beyond
Question.
New York and Indiana Fall Into Line
in the Republican Col.
uliln.
Trc .idrnt Cleveland TaHnS Matters Phil
csnal.iea'l! Thurman Sorry on
Party Account.

Ei.w YnHN, NOV. &C hairman Quay,
of Tie leruilicam national committee,
a,,Io,ir'd the toiin,i in:5 a'atcment
ile Itci,ubli'ans ol1 tuesday carried h.
increased laajol!iie' all The aratc' that
we rarrrl tsr ,lr Blaine in 1881. aud
III I'D ilipl have Now Norh hy plural
it,; oi l5onp, and indiana by a n;'j"rity
n, from 1000 to GOA. Wet Virginia
i il t'o ;bt. Gen. l'nrisoas election i,
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
En- Route 10 America.

LONDON, Nov. s.-The Birminshur
foSt announces that Mir. Chamber,is.,,n ;s
e en- ro..'s NO! 10 america. ~, and fiat he will
marry a,., MISS End!!co:aa few days after his
arrival a: i., hH vii spend few weeks in
s1s'''...s friends in America. and viii re-
| turn about Christmas.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
MICHIGAN.

Sufficient returns have been received
from all the congressional districts in
Michigan. with one exception. to insure
the election of s Republicans and .
Democrats. The result in the Tenth
Fishcr's) district is in doubt. and may
require the official count to determine.
The Detroit Tribune estimates Harrisons S
plurality in Michigan at $4,000. Luce.
for governor, runs about $500 behind
his ticket. The Free Press estimates are
practically the same as those given
above.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Tie statc--2l towns and wards miss.
ins-Sive Harrison 43, l69. Cleveland
4o.l2l, Fisk l,53.. Goodell. Rep, fer
governor IL. IDS. Amsden. Dem. Al, ,0lo.
Carr: Plo., i.52i. Goolclis plurality
will be about 80, leaving no choice, as a
majority is required. The legislature
will elect Gootlcll, as it is Republican.
Mute, Kcp.. is elected TO congress in the
first district by about 800. and Moore,
Rep. in the Second by about 1000.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
LOUISIANA.

In the 2d congressional district Elliott,
Dem. goes out of New Orleans with a
majority of $3.50. Returns from county
parishes indicate his election. Both The
limcs-Denocrat and Picav,ne claim
Elliott's election by Il small majority.
Clevclland's majority i'll the state is csti-
mated at 10000.
Coleman. Rep, has 534 majority for
congress in the Second district.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
PFNNcYl vnN,A

Harrison's apparent plurality in the
state is t0.OO0. The election Of 81 Re-
publican congressman out of % is as
surcd. and both branches of the lesisla-
ture are strongly Republican. James I.
Mitchell has been elected supreme Judge
by the full Republican vote. and j.
Brewster McCollum by the Democratic
vote. Thomas McCamant, Rep. is elected
auditor general by majority which is
not likely to fall behind that given Har-
rison.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
MISSOURI.

Returns from a bout fifty of the ia
counties in this state, including st. Louis
and Kansas City. indicate that Cleveland
will have a plurality of 10000 in the
state and that Francis, Dem. for gov
ernor. will have Il plurality of l4,Uoo.
Returns from 50 towns and precincts
outside of st. Louis and Kansas CITY,
give Cleveland l5,Ol4, Harrison IL .G03,
Francis: Dem. for governor l4,52G.
himba!i, Rep. for governor lo,oO2.
klmbal' seems to bc running we'll with
Francis in the state. and the Republican
state committee is claiming his election
by a safe plurality.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
HOW WATCHED IN ENGLAND.
The Ordinary Public show Iitt,c or \,

The Ordinary Public show Little or No
Interest i'll the Election,
LONDON. Nov. S.-Harrison'r victory
III the presidential election excitcs little
interest here i'll diplomatic circles where
1t was expected the election would be
lntently watched. The public show al
most no interest in the result. Lord Sal
isbury, Mr.. Gladstone and Ny. Balfour
the Irish secretary. arranged TO chain
the earlicst bulletins u. III. u,na.ress of
the election. Minister Phells expresses
the hope that Michigan and OHIO vii
turn thu tdh IN fuvvT u CayamrI.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
ILLINOIS,.

Tho vote OF 81 counties in Illinois in
Guiding Cook. shows majorities: For
Harrison 3S.943 and for Cleveland 49,
3.3. The remaining Is counties in 1884
gave Blaine 1854 and Cleveland 6.542.
Assuming that these is counties. not yet
fully reported, give the same result as in
1881 the state will now give a plurality
Tor Harrison ot 1892. 1t is safe to say,
theystore, that Harrison's plurality will
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10

1nl. pGi-> j., tnirr Obligations t"
Hon. Wa,rrm H. Ives. MINNESOTA STATE.
ID ,iiy C'm.ri '.inIrr, Ir a rnll ni
hi, annual report. l;r,i't, =, s.l'i"I !"
sta'ieiirs il cuiti,,itl itrr a,.o 1
OF vl!i,i' information "il dairy ,ltj :
jrets. Nj. INr> is "nr of the In t
ln,-'",i m',sl im the northwest "li dairy
;ur
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
Deadwood street K,iIw,Y.

DEApwooD, Oak, Nov. 6.-The con-
tracts for grading the street railwav and
the Deadwood Central railway have been
let. \ large force q men and teams
hav" beg: p,'t 10 work grading for the
street railroad. The street railroad, ac-
,cordhlg to contract, must be complct-d
6y Dec. ], and the line to Lead City by
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
coNNEc1lcur.

Every town in the Fourth congress
sional district is now heard from and the
Figures elect Miles, Rep. by $ plurality
III i, vote VI 4l.964. Previous returns
gave the district to Seymour. the present
member. If Miles is elected there will
ea gain of two Republican congress
men from Connecticut instead of one.
Cleveland has 1851, Harrison ,..;ou,
Pioillbilion i.iu5. Labor 19l I his makes
Cleveland's plurality only 334
For governor, Morris. Dem. 14,@1i,
BulllcleH 1926. Campbell. Pro-, A. l3O.
The legislature is Republican on Joint
b:.llo, bv - The legislature will elect
BMlkcley as governor.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
INDIANA is REPUBLICAN.

1''" Republicans Claim IA Majority of
;.'ao and Chairman ,J"wctt Comedies
..n1G.
i%l'lANAroLls, Nov. S.-Thc journal
has i'turns from 50 counties showing
net Republican gain of 1925 and $500
Republican majority ON national and
state ticket. Democrats gain congress-
men iii the First. Eleventh and Twelfth
districts. and elect u majority in both
branches of the legislature: Chairman
Jewrtt of the state Democratic commit
tee, comedies the state to the Republicans
hN aLuut 1000.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
Burned a Packing House.

CHICAGO. Nov. Sire was liscov-
cred last night in warehouse connected
with Moran Il Healy's packing establish
ment at the Union stock wards The
warehouse was stocked wi Ii 500 tierces
of lard, besides a large quantity of salt
end saltpetrc. The building will, con
tents was entirely consumed. The loss
estimated at $4,000. fully covered by
insurance.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10

Matthews, the Republican Delegate for
Congress. 9Iay Have Majority of
$4,000.
BISMARCK, Nov. 1.-N1eager returns
here indicate the election of nine Demo-
Gratis and independents to the territorial
council who may .io;1l Gov. Church in
next winters fight. Pembina, Grand
Forks, Cass, Stutslnan and Barnes dis
tricts are put in the nine list, but both
Walsh and Stimmel are Republicans
and Church admirers. 1t is figured that
Matthews will not get more than $4,000
|ority. His majority west of jamestown
on the line of the Northern Pacific. will
not exceed 1,500. He loses Stutsman,
Grlgss and Battils'%. counties, Republi-
can. He got 50 majority IN Kid'ler. an
increase OF 20. Ward county gives him
a gain of 300. In Griggs he loses 500:
IN Burleiyh he gains 400: in Cass he loses
200: in Walsh he gains 200; in Grand
Forks he loses and SO on. 1t is doubtful
il re will get more than 5000 majority
in North Dakota.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
NEW Work

The official vote of all the counties in
the state as far as returned show plu-
rali,ies for Cleveland of 1886 and for
Harrison of !o,l41. giving Harrison a
plurality in the state of l.l9O.
Oneida county complete gives Harri-
SON l6."9l. Cleveland l4,242-Republi-
can net gain 9..cl9-N1iller 15.15G Hill
l., ~.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
The Corn Palace Paid,

SlorX CITY. Iowa. Nov. 6.-The Corn
Palace Exposition company has issued an
itemized statement of receipts and ex-
penditurcs of the great festival. The
total expense was S5l.43o. a, and total
receipts Soe.9yS.l5. leaving a deficit of
$l.432.l9. To Offset this this company
has a building on hand for which ST 500
has heca bid and $3.50 in unpaid sub
scriptions.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
MANY WERE KILLED.

a Terrible Railway Accident Reported
from Southern Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. s. Reports
have been received here of a terrible rail-
way accident on the Southern Russian
line near koyel. 1t is stated that many
have becn killed.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
4 ,urnri,c tu Hayarn.

WAslnNoToN. Nov. SIN all inter-
view Secretary Bityard said: "Of course
th" result Of the election was {; surprise.
I" ln'ac more than to Mr.. Harrison As
tn the causes which led to our defeat, il
we arc defeated. have nothing to say
just now. Matters are SO chaotic and the
IL" one as yet knows much returns 50
mixed that about the situation.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

Seven Out of Nine Congressman Republi-
can---A Decreased Republican Majority
on the State Ticket.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.-The Rcpubli-
cans elected seven congressman and the
Democrats two. They are: LIST district.
j. b. Caswcll; I'd, Charles Balwig; Sd
II. NJ. LaFollette: 4th, J.W Van Sclaick:
9TH. George III. Brickner; 9Th, Charles B.
Clark; iih. 0. Z. Thomas; sth, Nils
iaugen: 9th, NJ. Ii. NlcCord. Returns
thus far show Democratic gains through
out the state. but it will go Republican
By decreased majority.
Harrison has pluraiitics in Bayfield,.
Mashbiurn, Hudson, Durand. Shell
Lake. Neenah. Marshield. Oshkosh and
Grantsburg. In Appleton Cleveland had
II majority of several hundred, and the
Democratic county ticket was elected
Charles Tay ylor. OF Ba:rcn, Rep. is elected
senator.
Chairman Payne of the Republican
state central committee. claims Wisccn-
sin by 10000 plurality.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
lOWA.

Twenty-three counties complete vote
gives steady Republican gain that in
uicatcs Republican plurality of 30, 600
for Harrison. The state ticket is but
little behind, and the railroad commits
sioners are not scratched as badly as was
supposed. The Republican candidates
will all be reelected. The Republicans
have elected every congressman but one
by sweeping majoritics. Weaver and
Anderson, two independents in the last
congress from Iowa, are both defeated
by Ia large majorities. The only Demo.
the Second Iii -trict.
The Republicans gain one congress
man. \ striking fact is that the Redub-
iican gains have been made in large part
iii cities and towns where the party, in
recent Years. has suffered losses on ac-
count of prohibition.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
VERMONT

Ei%llty-nino towns in Vermont gave
Harrison 39,12l. Cleveland 1886. Fisk
l.2Ul, The same towns in 1884 gave
Elaine 3l.323. Cleveland 1920. st. John
l,5s9. Butler Gl5. Republican majority
over all 23.5s1, Il net gain Of G,42S,
against majority of 1850 four years
ago.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
INDIANA.

Nine hundred and seventeen precincts
III Indiana give Harrison 1851 Clcve-
land s.;si5. The same precincts in
1881 gave Blaine l;3'!!,55ij, Cleveland 1871 :
595. This includes all of Marion county
except four precincts. The official vote
OF Indianapolis city and Marion county
give Cleveland 39s majority.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS

~" st"le--two towns missing-sivcs
s6ll. Same in 1851 gave Blaine l46.Glo.
Cleveland le2 2.2Di. Butler 24.3,C, St.
john 9.9iG. For governor. Amcs 1S0..
43D, Russell l5e,SlG. Earle 0.17O. Re-
publican plurality % .593.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
MONTANA

1t is estimated that the Republicans
have carried the territory by 1000 ma
jority. Carter. Rep, delegate for con-
gress. was elected by surprising ma
jority. Nearly all the county tickets
are elected Straimlt
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
NOT FOR HIMSELF,
1he o:d Roman Regret. individual Less
Than ra,ty Defeat.

Than la,ty Defeat.
G. IL MEus. h.o, Nov s.-J,idgr Thur
nl:,n said that 80 far "s lie himself was
conrrrncd he cared notl.ing for the de-
feat OF Democracy He much regretted
the aeleat oi the party, however, be
cause he foresaw The mischief the Re.
publican party might do. Already he
s;:M ii.:ilnat!ons in the Republican press
OF a return OF ti.c carpet ba.ging system
in the South. and he feared the party if
ii obtained complete control OF congress
would seek to insure its continuance in
fsw'. by admitting Dakota. Idaho and
Nnn,an.t
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
Northwest Territory Ier,,,:,,,re.

REGINA. Nov. 1.-THE first session of
the legislative assembly for the North-
west Territories was opened here by
Governor Royal. who delivered a lengthy
speech. IL. c. Wilson was e.seted
sneaker "
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10
FLORIDA.

Florida gives Cleveland and Democratic
state ticket I, majority of something less
than 5000. a careful estimate places
Bullock. Dem. majority for congress in
the Second district at ,o:'3. though the
Republicans still claim it. This city and
county arc largely Republican.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-10

" 11'''1f''t .f'SH 1"HHU Nt0SON.
ASlilNGToN. No. S.-.Associate Jus.
lice Lamar Was sren soo;i after leavinn
The White House. The president, he
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YOU think the tariff issue is responsible
for the Democratic defeat Z" no. d,
l:"t, said Justice Lamar. "and | don,
know 10 what 10 attribute this defeat.