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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Partly Essimsted and PArsiy coanssa
Returns Tell story 81 siesory ana
Uefeax In MINNESOTA
81. PAUL. Nov. 5.--The result IN
M;nnesnta. by counfies, "a near as can
4. .scestagned. i given below:
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06
Flcrstiass votM

JAcKsoNvnIg, Fla, Nov. 5--Thel
Democratic state ticket is estimated slscr
Democratic cungre1snen are elected by
largely increased najertsies, q
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

BALTrMoRE, Nov. 5--Maryland ssnds
an unbroken Democratic delegation 10
congress. McKaig defeats McConss by
about 800 and Conlpton wins over Mud0
BY sou. The other Democratic major
tiles are IN the thousands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

WAsHnsor0N, Nov. Silt can be
stated ON tins authority of d cabinet or
Ger, thar the president win not call an
extra session OF congress. Dec. c0mes
un Monday and congress viii not meet
In regular sessien CO. that day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.--An Austin,
Tex, special 10 tho Times Domocrak
says: Official returns of the days slsc.
ton VIII not be nc hand for several
days. but II may assumed that the Dsms
ocratic state ticket 10 eleoted by about
the usual large majority, also the full
Democratic or independent delegation b
congress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

NAsHviLIE, Nov. B.--Ths Democratic
majority Cor governor Il net les thsA
NJ 600 Cpano, Rop., for c0noxom IN ~
Third district has been dofonfod. Re-
turns from the Third diserict. whioh =
now Republican, show Democratic
rain Of 1000, indicating q Democratic
victory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06
CLOSE IN CONNECTICUT.
Probability That Neither Party Has q
Majority for state onsoerw,

Majority for state onscers.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 8. - One
hundred and sixty-seven out OF 1863
towns give for Governor Merwin rep
o., ,s2e, Morris Dem.l 67,057, Augur
proh.) 3,o25. Apparent majority isi.
In large number Of towns the prohi-
bition vote was not reported and prob
ably on official v9te no one viii have .
majority. Congressional delegation:
Sherry, Wilcox, De Forest Dems.), Rus
sell Rep.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06
Minnesota Didn't Get Away
From the Republicans, But
Majorities Are Small.
Both Parties Claim North Da-
kota and South Dakota, as
Well as Montana.
washington State Goes TO the
Republicans Stories Of
Victory and Defeat.

Br. PAUL, Nov. q. p. m.--The Daily
News gives the following as the situa-
tion in Minnesota. based upon special
retnrns received by them from nearly
every county In the state:
While returns from Minnecota are in
complete II seems absolutely certain
that Judge Wilson, Democrat, Ia elected
royern0r over Merriam. La twenfy-one
counties Merriam runs behind his vote
cf two years ago 1861, and Is that
only leaves him 10000 margin. tho re-
manning 81 counties can be set down -
certain to overcome that and give Judge
Wilson handsome plurality.
The Democrats also elect Lind
holm secretary Of state, and
Bserman, who was on the Alliance and
Democratic tickets for Auditor, Is also q
winnsr. The Republicans elect the re-
uaainder OF their state ticket. In the
Isrst congressional district Capt. Har-
raea. Alliance Democrat, is elected over
punnsgl. In the Third o. NJ. Hall,
Democr,,4. defeats ID. q. Hall. and In tho
fourth district J. II. Castle. Democrat.
dsfeats sniaser. Lind Is elected over
Baker. Alliance, Ia the second, end
Comstock. Republican, probably wins
fn the Fifth.
The morning issue Of tine Pioneer Press
said editorially. The only thing TINT =
absolutely certain regarding the election
ii minnesota Is that the vote polied was
exceptionally light throughout the st&te,
md that the outcome Il, from Repub-
1ican standpoint, unccnfortably close.
There rs, however, no reason TO doubt
xhe
xsi~ctsen Of govsrner Merriam,
xna the remainder OF the Republican
state ticket, excepting the Democratic
@na Alliance candidate Tor auditor, b.
marrow pluralities, and there ia good
ground Cor the assertion that four, and
po~xibly ave Republican congressman
have been elected. IL 10 probable that
saovcrnor Merriam will show margin
= srom 1900 to 5000 votes over his
near - c06ht%kaeoEs
The sSIobe says: Here In Minnesota
there has been Democratic tidal wave.
The returns are not full enough 10 state
accurately the result on the state ticket,
INIT the chances are that Wilson has
been elected governor by handsome
plurality. IL looks ~ though, when ths
returns are all In, the contest win DC be-
tween Wilson and Owen.
The Democrats have elected three
.cenarsssmen by good majoritiess and
possibly the fourth. Harries, O. M.
Tall and Castle are elected beyond al
peradvcnture. and there ID good pros-
pect that whiteman win come In win
ner In the Fifth district.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 5.--The election
In this state was for one congressman
and eight state senator's. Ths chairman
of the Republican committee is now
confident of the election OF Carter, Rsp.
TO congress, also majority OF the he.
publican state senator's. From incom.
plete returns, the Democrats claim 20
be able TO figure out majority for their
candidate for governor Dixon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. o.--The latest re-
turns indicate that Meyer, DEM, has
defeated Warmoth, Rep, for congrss1
In the First district BY 2,00o majority,
and that Lagan, Dem, hHs dsfsst14
Coleman, Rep, Tor congress In tA3
Second district by 5000. In the othsr
districts there was no organized opposi-
tion to the Democrats and the following
were reelected 10 congress: Third
district, Andrew Price; Fourth. w. II.
blanchard; Fifth, G. j. Boatnsr, Sixth,
3. M. Robertson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

UTICA, N. r., Nov. 5.--The indica-
tions are that vanhorn, Dem, Is elected
10 congress for the long term In the
Twenty fourth district. and Pinder for
the short term. H. W. Bentley, Dem,
for congress Ia the Twenty third dis.
trict, has majority of 4s8.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Republican 0oyarmor Ia Nevada.
CARsoN, New, Nov. 5.-~ft looks al Ii
Calcord, Rep, for governor, IL elected.
and that barfines Rep, for congress ii
elected by i,0Ve majority.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06
NEW YORK 10 A TIC.

The Next Legislature win ne Eysniy
Divided
NEW YoRE, Nov. 5.--Up to / o'clock
p. m. nothing has been heard 30 war
rant change IN ths statement sent out
that ON joint ballot the legislature A
this state would be q tie the assembly
standing 81 Democrats to 6f RepublI-
cans. Ia the senate Republicans have
majority of now.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

R@snlt Cannes Tes Ese Definitely Fore
seia--Isspaeiicsn state Ticket Elected.
HURoN, 8. d.. Nov. 5.--Ths returns
from South Dakota are 50 meagre that
IL II difiacult 10 predict the result. IL Il
probable, however, that Mellette and
the Republican ticket are elected by
very small pluralitics. The Legislature
II In d0ahI. MoaaaH sHifrege Is dsfsKtsd
By an overwhelming majority. The
fght between Huron and Pierre for tbs
permanent capital II 90 closs that it win
require the Official count 70 decide.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06
RESULTS In WISCONSIN.
Democrats Claim Majority or 20,000
and Six 0at Of Eight Of
the Ceagressmen.
The Republican Central Committee
Comedies the Defeat Of the
Entire state Ticket.

MHwAuKKE, Nov. 1.-The result In
Wisconsin isstill matter Of doubt, and
may not be known for some time.
From present appearances Peck and
tina entire Democratic state ticket aro
elected, but the Legislature win be Re-
publican. Milwaukee has elected 4 or o
Republicans out % ~ assemblymen and
1 senator.
The returns from the congressional
districts sre not full enough I'll Indicate
with certainty the reeuIt, but the dele.
CATION will probably stand 9 10 8, d
Democratic gain If 4.
nsmoosats cIaim Entira state 1auk@f.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. B.-The Democrats
claim the election oh the state ticket by
B5 600 majority. Both branches of the
legislature II Democratic and ii not
more, congreasmen. 0reafeat victory
for Democrats party ever known IN ths
st&xaA m
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

NE0N &tMAM4 = A&MI8kEtSs
HURON, q. D., Nov. 5.--An interest in
the election was exceeded by the inter-
est on the vote for permanent location
Of the capital. No figures are received
except on this subject. From 90 voting
places, mostly Of the smaller ones,
Huron'z majority over Pierre Ia y, 900.
The Republican state and congressional
tickets have zoo majority In Huron.
The Republican Legislative ticket runs
up with the state and congressional
ticket.
Incomplete returns from south Da-
kosa counties are as followss
Yankton. Probability that Demo
crats have carried the county, excepting
that Gamble, Rep. for congress. win
hare q good majority. Mellefte runs
behind his ticket Woman suffrage
showed under. The capital results are
III doubt. with Pierre In the lead.
nrewn.
Aberdeen. The county Il likely TO
give Loncks, Alliance. small plurality.
Most of the candidates on the Independ-
snt county and Legislative tickets win
have light pluralities. Pierre viii have
tsfWB over 1uKuu,
Btamuehahas
Sioux Falls. Minnehaha county win
give Pierre 500 majority. In all lkeli-
hood the Democratic Legislative ticket
ii elected entire.
Aururn.
J Piankintou. Aurora county will give
3 majority of 100 for the Republican
state and congressional ticket. Ths
Republican legislative ticket ii elected.
Pierre wiIl receive $50 ID 600 majority.
Pennington.
R.spid City Rsturrs indicate MAJ
sarifxs for Republican stats and congress
ssinnsI fkcket. Clark. Rep. senator, and
ggarllner .xnd Baldwin, Representatives,
.~onahly Elected by a majority over
both ticketa. Pierre'sprobable majority
1 800.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Waseca. - Democratic county ticket
probably al elected, and county gone
Democratic for state Offices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

j piankint0u. Aurora county will givs
3 majority of 100 for the Republican
stats and congressional ticket. Thz
Republican legislative ticket il elected.
Pierre will receive 80 ID 900 majority.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Long Prairie. Estimates give Giessn
majority for senator with Republican
representatives In lead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Sioux Falls, Minnehaha county viii
give Pierre 500 majority. In all likeli,
hood the Democratic Legislative ticket
ii elected entire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Eerxus Falls Otter Tail county gives
o. Alliance plurality of 1000. Entire
Alliance Legislative and county ticket
elae1ed beyond 4 doubk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

Benson Alliance-D Democratic sena-
tors and Representatives elected By good
majorities. Alliance ticket leads, with
Democratic second.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-08-20
From Town Correspondents.
Barre.

DdTTcs
The schools of the village will open on
September l.
w. E. Barney and wife have been visit
ing at South Acworth, n. II.
o. G. Sheplee and wife went to Old Or
chard beach on last week Friday.
The road-bed from the post-office to the
railroad stations is to be concerted.
William Martin has been appointed cap
tain of the ball-team in place of Thomas
Barrett resigned.
William Flanders returned on last week
Friday from his vacation, bringing with
him number of fine landscape sketches.
A. w. Morrill, has recently returned from
Rhode Island TO work for G.. A. Ainsworth
in the sale of machines and musical instru-
ments.
Rev. Walter Dole is to conduct young
peoples meeting at the convention of the
Vermont and Province of Quebec Univer-
salst Association at st. Adams on the Goth
instant.
Mrs. William Jenkins, and a sister of
equally malodorous fame, in the quarry
districts, We're arrested and tried on Mon
day and sentenced each to 124 days in the
house of correction.
Mrs. John Bacon, a sister of the late
Joshua living, died on Monday, at the age
of eighty-eight years. She was the mother
of Miss Ann Bacon for many years in the
employ of Wooson Brothers of Montpelier.
The school-meeting last week, voted to
borrow $4,000 for a new schoo-house, to be
called the "Spauding Graded School"
w. A. Perry, r. S. Currier, j. Mcdonald,
M. Kelley and G. A. Smith were elected the
building committee.
The house of James Cruikshank was
raided on last week Wednesday evening
and case of lager and a pitcher of whis-
key were seized. Cruikshank was tried
before Justice o. B. Boyce and was fined
$3O.SO, which he paid.
Thomas Miller made disturbance while
drunk at Pitsley's clearinghouse at the
quarries on last week Thursday. He was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Frank Cook
On Friday he paid a fine of 1888 for a sec
ond offence of intoXication.
The female ball-players and the Barre
nine played here on Wednesday of last
week, the nome team winning by score of
eighteen to twelve. A big crowd witnessed
the game. The managers of the female
club took away sos, which is seventy-fve
per cent of the gate receipts
Berlin.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions of Montpelier, Barre, Northfield and
Berlin will hold basket picnic in Mr..
Clark Stewards grove, Mirror Lake, on
Thursday, the 2Sth instant
f. f. Roberts and wife of Chicago Ill.,,
are visiting in town. Mr.. Roberts was a
native of Berlin, and went West eighteen
years ago to seek his fortune. He is now pro.
prietor of large iron works that are doing a
business OF fifty tons day. g. Miss Lou
ID. Andrews of Pittsford is in town for a
short time. == Miss Eva Stewart went to
Boston on Monday. 60 g. Il. Crandall
returned to Philadelphia on Saturday
- Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Currier started
tuesday morning on trip through the
Central States, going as far as western
Iowa.
Braintree.
The grange picnic last week, was grand
success.
William Blanchard has added another
story to his carriage-shop, to be occupied az
pant-shop and storehouse.
The remaining children of Jeptha How
ard, six in number, held a reunion last
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-08-20

PRICE 4Z./S
These Garments come ready
made, as illustrated, and are
designed especially for street,
house or shore wear. They
are made Of fine Jersey Cloth,
in Navy or Fast Black, elabo-
rately braided in White or
Black, or Flannel trimmed, and
are considered by all who have
bought them to be the neatest,
best-ht and cheapest Suits
in the market.
NOTICE. = Our out-Of- town
patrons who can not visit our
store can have their wants as
readily served through 0atr
Mail Order Department as if
they visited us in person, if
they will state style of garment
wanted, giving bust measure
and length of skirt. Money
can accompany order, or goods
may be sent c. O. d. Send
orders at once to a0O1d delay.
We've got around to the Hosiery depart
ment, and our weekly telling of what it is
for you is as pleasant to us as usual. 1t
would not be a story of stockings If the
reatest success of the past two years was not
brought forward, as usual to take its legi-
innate place on the top round of the ladder
"Our Special stands at the head of " true
and fast black Stockings, unapproachable
Three pairs for one dollar. There never has
been a fast black Stocking sold in Worcester
to duplicate Ours " at that price.
Every pair bears our firm name, stamped
thereon by the foreign maker, and no other
stamp or mark is TO be found elsewhere
than ON the top of the leg. where you will
find Imperial Crown" " Will not Crock"
Manufactured for Barnard, Sumner &
Co." or "Gloria.'
OF course you will be sure that the names
are there, else you can not be sure of quality
or goodness outside of us.
It's more than likely that many hundreds
have looked for " Our Special marks the
past few weeks, for we can not in any other
way account for the unusually large sales
during that time in this particular grade
"Our Special " comes in two weights
light summer weight, or medium weight
for those who prefer them heavier,
"Our Special is a Stocking that never
has been duplicated or equaled. Three
| pairs for one dollar.
MOI in this city.
1t is the greatest black Stocking made
| Three pairs for one dollar.
And WE ALONE OWN 1T IN WOR
CESTER 49, THREE PAIRS FOR ONE
| DOLLAR
Our orders on Our Special for this fall
are unusually large. The writer saw yester-
! day six cases of these unapproachable three
pairs for one dollar just arrived
Made for us alone and to be found only
with us. But then
OF course you know that
A copy of Idle Hour mailed
to any address free.
BARNARD, SUMNER & CO.,
Worcester. Mass.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-08-20
The United States
Official Investigation of
Baking Powders,

Made under authority of Congress by the Chem
cal Division Of the Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c., and recently completed,
Shows the Royal Baking
Powder to be a cream
of tartar baking powder
of the highest quality,
superior to all others in
strength, leavening power
and general usefulness.
The Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished
by the highest expert official authority the
leading Baking Powder of the world.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-08-20

In Black or Navy-elaborately
braided in Black or White
Braid. Blouse Waist. We
furnish this style in the straight
waist at same price.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-21
NEW DANCES FOR THE YEAR.

Some Novelties Introduced by the
Dancing Masters Association.
The American society of Professors Of
Dancing held their annual September con-
vention in New York city and Brooklyn
last week. The following new dances were
introduced and will be in vogue in fashion
able circles this winter: The washington
Minuet," Oxford Minuet," "Elite Lam
Gers" "rhe Portland" Fascination
Waltz" "L'Eclair Galop," and "Min-
nehaha," "Vienna" and "Mettlesome"
waltzeS. The object for which this society
was founded are as follows: To secure ad,
vanoenent In the art Of dancing, pursue an
identical method of instruction, correct and
remedy existing abuses, modify, compose,
arrange and publish dances with suitable
music, and the promotion of social inter
course among its members. Allan de Cou
Mueller represents W ashington in the esso-
citation.
The new dances form decided addition
to the old routine Of waltz, polka, schot-
tische and lanciers.
The Washington minuet is a minuet
movement, with slow, graceful motions, to
be danced by any number of coupleS.
The Oxford minuet is very much like the
Washington, the main difference being in
the music.
The fascination waltz promises 60 be very
popular. 1t is a gliding waltz, rather slow
at first, with a second quicker motion II
resembles a gallop.
The elite lanciers will probably take the
place Of the Saratoga. The same walking
step prevails and the motions are to the
right and left, but the figures, which are
described as being very graceful, are en-
tirely different
The Portland is danced to polka music
1t is something like military schottische,
with polka motion.
LEclair galop has a peculiar step, with a
certain amount of attraction to the more
dvanced dancers.
The Minnehaha, Vienna and mettlesome
waltzes are of the most difficult sort, re.
quiring the highest development of skill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-21

corner Of their cages, as il in deadly fear Of
their natural-OOrn enemy. Several were
sold at prices ranging from 81 to e3. &C.
cording to the size. beauty and intelligence
OF the animal. In no case did the dealer
come down In his prices, and it seemed to
me as II the man himself had loathlng for
those cruel-featured men, even lower and
more brutal in appearance than the mon
keys they bought. lt was really sad to ses
the little things fairly cry as they were
taken from their companions. who in turn
would spring TO the bars of their cages
chattering loudly. and keep looking after
these being taken away, with almost human
sympathy.
YES" said the dealer, 81 sell quite a
number of monkeys every year to the
Italians. ! sold over 1000 last year.
know the poor things are cruelty treated
and beaten to death at time but what can
| doc / get the best prices from the Italians
and the more that die the more 1 sell The
Italians have regular monkey schools and
monkey school teachers As trainers in Lon
don. and get good prices for a well trained,
healthy monkey, but that takes time to
accomplish, aud many of the animals pine
away and die, then others are killed, while
large number die from cold, consumption
and other diseases. Many a monkey that
| have sold here is now travelling through
the United States and from what can
gather from the Italians they make quite
large sum of money for their owners.
That's why there is such a demand for
them!n
The noisiest part OF the quarter was where
dogs were for sale. A negro had for sale
two magnificent American bloodhounds.
They were not his; he could not have
bought them. They were sold to a steward
of nobleman, who had been robbed. The
negro wanted ESQ for the pair aud would
not take penny less. He got it. Rat ter
riers were next in large demand, ana it was
indeed matter of wonderment to me to see
in the great christian city of London. so
splendidly policed, dog fanciers offering
their dogs for sale and guaranteeing that
they would kill so many rats q minute.
The sale of dogs was the quickest Of all,
and it was wonderful to see how even SEEM
ingly poor laborers paid fancy prices for
savage, powerful, brutal-looking bulldogs.
Them men. sir" explained dealer, "are
striking lockers, poor fellows. They're all
nearly starving, as you eau soc. They buy
them dogs only for a little amusement.
Poor men, sir, like to have a little fun once
in while. That dogs good 'un. I'll war
rant him. guess there will be a kind Of n
match around soon, as hear that some of
the lockers have got LITTLE money now and
they're going to enjoy It,"