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Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Certainly no more complete victory
was ever gained by a political party
than that won by the democracy on last
Tuesday. Republicans and democrats
alike conceded that the next house
would be democratic by small MAJOR
ity. That majority has kept climbing
until it has reached 125. This, how
ever, is not the most remarkable part
of the result. Democratic Governors
were elected in the following states:
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Wiscon-
sin, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, and pos
sibly more. In addition to this the
democratic state tickets were elected
in all the Southern states. California
Minnesota and Dakota elect republican
governors by greatly reduced majori-
ties. In states where state officers,
barring governor, were to be elected,
the democrats gathered in the plums.
In Illinois the democrats carry the leg
islature, which means democratic
senator; in New Hampshire, Indiana,
Colorado, Wisconsin, New York,
Michigan and North Dakota, the DEM
ocrats gain the legislatures. In Kan
sas, Minnesota, Nebraska and South
Dakota the alliance and democrats will
have the legislatures on joint ballot.
The democrats and the alliance will
have 234 members in the next house.
while the republicans will have but 80.
The gains in congressman have simply
been tremendous. In one instance on
ly have the republicans gained a con-
gresham, that being in California.
Kansas probably furnishes the great
est surprise Of any state in the Union.
The alliance swept the state like cy-
clone, electing five out Of the seven
congressman, and at this writing ev-
erything tends to confirm the report
that Willetts is elected over Humph-
rey. The democrats and alliance will
have majority Of the legislature on
joint BALLOT, which means the defeat of
Ingalls, for the senate.
In Ford county the democrats have
gained notable victory, electing Geo.
NJ. Hoover to the legislature, DAVID
Swinehart, superintendent and Tom
Lahey, clerk. The republicans elect
the remainder. The county went for
Robinson by about so majority. Hal
lowell received majority Of about ITO
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Where are those follows who were
predicting that the Dodge City ring
would be sat down on? That campaign
bubble seems to have been bursted for
all time to come in this campaign.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

By the way. Jeems Hallowell direct
ed all his letters to be sent to Wash
ineton after November. As an accom-
odation to Jeems we will say that his
address is and will remain at Wichita.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

If Brother Cline, of the Bellefont
Insane will study the returns, he will
probably understand to what extent the
voters of Wheatland endorse a mud
singing campaign.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Mr.. Quay man Delameter, candi-
date for Governor of Pennsylvania, has
been sat down on to the extent of ten
thousand votes.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

There are many republicans who are
honest in their belief that this country
is done for. Oh, no. The democrats
have majority over all in the house.
Kansas amt the whole country.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Now then, for united effort to gain
the Soldiers Home, and all the other
enterprises about which we have all
been talking SO long.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Well. We We concluded that denoc-
racy in Kansas isn't altogether popu-
lar, but as the alliance seems to be
running somewhat along our line We
can smile at her victories,
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Itwon do to abuse an opponent.
The republicans trained their guns
loaded with mud on Simpson, and he
was elected by handsome majority.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

A. j. Anthony made one OF the most
gallant fights in the history of Ford
county politics, and every democrat is
proud of the race he made
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Nebraska elects solid democratic
congressional delegation, democratic
governor, and buries prohibition under
10, 600 votes. Hooray.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07
VII.
In two DAYS came the reply:

"ARCHIBALD FLEIGHrLEI0H'"
VII.
In two days came the reply:
If YOU really want to come, / will
give an AT Home Friday evening for
your especial benefit"
Friday evening saw Mr.. Fleightleigh.
his tall figure resplendent in immac-
ulate evening dress. spray of hya-
cinths in his buttonhole, requesting the
affable hotel clerk to summon him a
coupe. He was 4 trifle surprised. on
reaching the neat residence that once
knew him as master, to find no line OF
carriages blocking the way. The
first arrival, by all that's confusingr'
he muttered as he rang the door bell.
That spruce maid who flung open
the door gave :; grasp of recognition.
He waved her aside, however, and bid
ding her announce his arrival to her
mistress, stalked grandilOquently into
the reception room.
Strange, but there was no flare Of
gas light; no elaborate floral decora-
tions. A Sevres vase. full of lilies Of
the valley. stood on the mantel. A
tall, solitary lamp east golden rays
from beneath Il fringed yellow shade.
Before the visitor had time to collect
his senses there was soft rustic OF
draperies in the hallway. In another
moment his divorced wife stood before
him.
She wore clinging robe of some
white. ileecy fabric, with lace at the
wrists and throat. A spray of vOilets
was just pinned just over the place
where, according to the best anatOmi-
cal authorities, her heart ought to
have been.
Mr.. Fieightleigh rose to his feet,
and as lie did so there swept across his
senses vague, familiar perfume, faint
as the sigh of sylph and sweet as June
roses, He remembered it instantly.
1t was the same he had known in other
days.
Il thought" he stammered stupidity,
Il thought you had an AT Home to-
night?"
Il have, answered Mrs. Fleightleigh,
half guiltily, Il told you l would give
an AT Home tonight for your especial
benefit, did l nOt?''
A full minute of dead silence. Then
MIR. Fleightleigh perceived that the
big blue eyes were swimming. Where
upon he did precisely what any gallant
gentleman. situated as lie was, would
have done under tLe circumstances.
Half an hour afterwards MIR. Fleight-
leigh asked: And do you really be-
lieve. my precious one, that marriage
is failure?'
81 do not know about that" answer
ell Mrs. Fleightleigh, but 1 am very
certain that divorce is"
And the lawyer. who t.yo days after
ward read the announcement of their
marriage. has not quite recovered from
his astonishment yet.-Harotd Il. lynne,
ia Chicago Journal.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

A republican exchange was talking
last week about the handwriting on the
wall. 1t seems to have been written
in democratic hand.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The young blood in the republican
party managed the campaign, and, not
withstanding the result, they did good
work.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

John J. has indefinitely postponed
the skinning Of rebel brigadiers. His
hide is now dangling at the end Of an
alliance pole.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The peoples party may be without
past, but as the Hutchinson News
says it has plenty of present.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Dave Swinehart hadn't much time to
give to the canvass, but the little time
he put in seems to have been to advan-
tage.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The chances for another Mckinley
bill seem to have faded into the remote
future.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The local republican glee clubs
songs are subject to revision since the
returns are in.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

To the independent republicans of
Ford county the democracy extends its
thanks for favors received.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Massachusetts elects a democratic
governor, and still the procession
moves on.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Tom Reed has laid away his sash
and gavel. No more counting OF hats
to secuIe a quorum.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

1t was indeed trying time when the
returns for county attorney were cap-
ing in.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Willetts received but two votes in
Dodge. However, he seems to have
worried along without our support.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

1t is undoubtedly the creates. victo-
ry within the memory Of the oldest in
habitan..
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

J. J. Ingalls, is probably studying
the returns with less assurance than in
former years.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Those having business with q. Nj.
Hoover will address him at Topeka this
winter.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Aside from the holdover republic
ans there won be a corporal's guard
in the next congress.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

'.Foghorn" Funston seems to have
made use Of his bugle in this cam
paign.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

G. M. Hoover is little inclined to
corpulency, but when it comes to a
race the fat turns out to be good, hard
muscle.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Two years ago Humphrey carried
this county by $50 majority. Robin
inson carries it this year by 100.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

We reckon that John j. will con-
clude that peoples party man is even
meauer than democrat
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Prohibition seems to have been lost
in the shuttle in Nebraska. 1t went
down with 40, 900 votes piled on top
of it,
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Our good friend Baxter has proba-
bly, concluded that the turn in the lane
is long way of.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Tom Lahey. the mention OF the
name makes democrat smile.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07
Heavens. What a slide!
Mckinley and his little bill did it.

That $1,000 seems indeed an 'iri.
descent dream.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The democrats seem to have on their
running clothes this year.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07


Moffitt, ITO
Madison, s
Sidlcv, 29
If Wright precinct, which is being
contested is thrown out, Hendricks
will be given majority of ten over
Madison.
Arguments will be heard this after
noon relative to the throwing out Of
this precinct by the canvassing board.
The grounds upon which the argument
will be based is. that the inmates OF the
Home had no ri ght to vote there, as
their residence was properly where
they resided Immediately previous to
their going to the Home.
Their arguments are backed up BY
the National Tribune, that organ claim
ing that a soldier has neither won nor
lost residence on entering a soldiers
home. If the precinct is thrown out
it will not change the result except in
case Of county attorney. Another
point will be raised as to whether or
not the commissioners are the proper
tribunal to decide the legality of a
vote. If not, the courts offer the on
ly avenue. If the commissioners
throw the precincs out, Mr.. Madison
will probably carry the matter TO- the
courts. The merits of the case are
decidedly IN Mr.. Hendricks favor. If
the home should in time become the
abiding place of three or four hundred
voters, they would practically control
the affairs of the county. while having
absolutely no interest here. They
could, if so disposed, vote bonds, taxes
or any other incumbrance on the coun-
Ity, control the elections, and in fact,
be masters of our local affairs while
having nc local interests. The ques-
tion raised is serious one, and it is
much better that it be disposed Of at
the outset.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Jerry Simpson as a political fgurer
is an undoubted success.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Cleveland and tariff reform is the
battle cry for '92.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Say, you prohihitionists, let US hear
from you on Nebraska.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07
doting parents dollars. rang shrilly
through the anarf mpnf

doting parents dollars. rang shrilly
through the apartment.
Going up to Mrs. Fleightleigh's to.
morrow night" asserted he. Great
little lady that. boys. Bright as dol
lar. Little smitten. confess. Going
to make a play in that direction. For
a wife she'll suit yours truly to a dot.
Say, what an awful fool Archie Fleight.
leigh must nave been to quarrel with .
women like that"
Young man." came the deep bass
tones of old Putancall. the club hermit,
from the other side of the room, You
are right. When Archie Fleightleigh
gave you the right to admire Mrs.
Fieightleigh he proved himself the most
cgregiouS.ass of the age"
vi.
Before retiring that night Mr.. Fleight
leigh gave the hotel porter Il note
to mail to Mrs. Fleightleigh. 1t was
very brief.
Il have no wish To intrule upon you,, the
lines ran, bat it seems TO me that if youl
situation drives you 10 seek solace in the so
ciety of idiots Ike young S.i:ntoc. ii would ;t
only charitable to come to ;he rescue. Ii yOr
are OF my way CT thinking in this matter, be
gracious enough to send an invitation to your
next At Home, to
Your faithful friend
'ARCHIBALD FLEIGHrLEI0H-"
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Tommy Reed will probably see th'
the result of his count in the returns
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

These land slides seem to be com
ing with clock-like regularity.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The peoples party has gained near
ly everything they claimed tkcy would.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

HUI -kAY!
So 50
9 z>@ =z>5%
THREE CHEERS AND A TIGER.
Old Democracy Rises Sphinx-Like. Like
Banquos Ghost, She will not Down
but Rises Once More.
The Republican Hosts go Down Before the
Party of Jefferson and jackson Like
Grain Before Scythe.
Tuesday Fatal Day 1or the Republican
Party, Reed Rulings, Mckinley Make
Shifts and Quay Quantities.
The Solid North Pierced at Every Point
With Democratic Lances, except where
the Alliance Takes Mouthful
Kansas 80 900 Majority Melts Away Like
Frost Before the Sunshine, and Repub-
lcans Get Only 2 congressman.
The Democrats Gain 125 congressman and
Elect Democratic Governors in Almost
Every State Where Elected.
Sweep the Local Platters Of All County
Officers, Gain the Legislatures i'll most
of the States OF the Union.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The Democrats are Sure Of Tying the Re
publcans in the Next United States
Senate. A Glorious Victory
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

The farmer campaign failed to ma,
terialize in this county.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07
Well. did YOUR predictions come true?

The county ticket contained a few
surprises itself.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

And the lawyer, who t.go days after
ward read the announcement of their
marriage, has not quite recovered from
his astonishment yct.-Hroid Il. lynne,
an Chic01O ,IOUl3,nI
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07

Sweep the Local Platters Of All County
Officers, Gain the Legislatures i'll most
of the States OF the Union.
Dodge City times., 1890-11-07
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OF ROUTES to and from Salt Lake, Ogden,
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
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Hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive az and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
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traf, daily
A1o,, tan.. eNc,pt those having a, - a m,
80. % 81, o.@j p m.. ana J. Midnight stop AZ
join VI TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. atnl paSseng Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
"A. Or Troy icav" f,rr 40. y g.. fo,t Wc,t Iou IT,
Guy. except saturday, D. 30. Electric yhts and bells
Ia foom-. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
IA TON LINE.-Thc Ansldc route. boston. s3 Proy.
c.uct. 81 p, Worcester = 80. steamer. RHODE Is.
LAND and STONGEGTOS leave new Pier 80. n H.
cne block above Canal AZ y. n SUNDAYS excepted
NATSKILL, Ill DSON, AND CONSACKIE.
~ Boats leave DAILY. Sunday excepted. from Per 49,
foot Jayst., ~ r.. 10 J.. connecting Hudson VITA
II. 4 r. r. fuf point cast Is l1uut
Il. X. direct TO bennington VI
e. lNGoTON AND RONDOl i LINE, landing
IN - Cfan-t,n.. cornwall, Eowburp, Marlboro Mlpn.
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H. X for all cat k Alf. Pont, From of IIarrnOn.
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schools rtuI.- i4eI4-h IIr4.n. and hptl5A
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West 23d-t
1EACHEE in one ~ me leading classical Schools ot
n this city waut- position inr thr tutor
Acdrc-s H., BOX 3. Tribune Uptown once 1898 Hway.
A MEXICAN AND FORF1GN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple, PIos---Or, Teacher. Iutor-. cover c,ss
&C., 70 Colleges. SCHOOL, and f1lil.es. Apply 70
Mrs. 81 !. YOJNG.I ULTON. g Union square.
& SyCIiIEMERHOEN' TEADutES' AGENCY
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THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEstsb 1880 ,
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colleges schools and families also booEkcepers
phcrs and copvists 20 business firms.
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
ilnblir Noiltes.

v Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the name
~ OF the rpofaton heretofore known he CHICAGO
Gao Trust Company has been changed b. "Cnica.D tus
Company by Viitle " and ia accordance WIN a.. pro,
Of the The state u illuol,
change Of name Of corporations.
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corporation are hereby notified present such corncatc-
the respective transfer Offices Of the 90
thc ccrca:es they hold issued 70 be- exchanged
certificates bearing e name ~ the corporation.
thcas issued from the Chicago transfer olcc pre-
.sntrd at the Union National HanA. Chicago. Illinois
uhcat"s issued from e Philadelphia traA,fcr of..
presented al the Idlity Insurance Trust AMI Safc De-
post Company Of phnd iphia Fniiad phi. IA. rcitlh-
Gates issued from the NeW-l ork transfer
snted al The Central Trust Company ~ NeW.Y0rk New
York City. c. X. 9. BILLINGS President.
THEO. B WELLS Secretary.
MAY -. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
C,LNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,,JEKoEY.
Time Table OF May IL. 1890

CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF nNEW,,JEKoEI,
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io Fem9siG9' Sa,on stG ES9lSneT c5dSe AS9
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wD.1-G tSMm MpGcG CHUNK, W!isesDarTs anq scranton:
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.r PP9 HS:h'''% %ke5slS A5q'o"q s,sa.Sa Aa3Gn
20 p a for iiminetOn. Lake Hoootcons. Easton.
b'.l i1'l t6 n it -'t toT Somcr,iile and Remington
20 j. tor Last9n Bthirhe ,, A,nt9wn G Maueh
cn "a a-9s sr Ea,dn H.l1Ou unhhe aaG %c5 M 49, D. IN"
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II g 4 Ns;.T.9 e. 80 .oe & r
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'1 rol = freehold. $50. si5 Il 10 &c 4so.
90 Fo' r' G6 A@o? ao 3d. g. 10 z 80 H. " saaa%T; 81 %
'''0 D. "'' SANbY HOOK ,RoUTE,
For Atlantic Highlands. Hl,hlant Beach. Seahright,
NGaSn g N Hfa Fo al5 dd@'4 Tons R,r and ID han m 9ad
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASfIfNGTON
va Central n r. q Ne"Jer-ey, rhisdelph'a and Read
' fa- u S.doSs ad Sa'T. a1 80 ' as? q. Co. 30 H. 30
GO 3 20 : 90. 60. oo : 80 ,. m D.: l5 night,
L. m. l. u night.
or al:inor' ard Washington daily a. 90, II 80 lex
cor, sunday A n . 900. % 90 ?. n. T. - night.
Trains leaving a: ~. II 80 q M 80 900. 100,
"a u ~ Il night, cNcopt saturday night have
nectlin for Roadlqs. H9rrlshG-g, nottsyc g M
SIubur, L.Wlsburg and WllllaWsIOrt. Via Phill-
delph'a a : IS 4. p, 7 go r.rlo. Car Z 30 ?. m
II and Pay9rCar seat- can be procured at 26i,
I5 9,s. lii0t 1879 broadway, I37 6thays 26i West
i5.,h.f Fast l2jth-t New-YOrk; Court-st., $50
F,iion - - Rroadway Brooklyn.
New. York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and check
baggage from hotel or rc@fsnce
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
RAILROADS..
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RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER NAY II. 1890,
We stations, foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiands


ON AND AFTER NAY H. 1890
trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Corands
s:oS ee. 4. Nil FAST LINE for the west Pullman
estIbulo Sleeping and parlor Cars. Arrives Cleveland
:25 a. ~, Columbus 30 a. m. Chicago 90 p. "a,
a s Sq Lock Haven Ns and enoSS except sa
1905 oS sS2 r. gffGfR SSf&%7SnK AND CHICAGO LINZ
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Pa.casc, G?aeh XeTYo,k to c. ccSlq%6gs. Aniye; "a:
e,so TiIG %EsTERX EXrEEsS e, all Pe9s. a
Sleeping Car Yow.YoE 70 iTtt,bgrg St. Louis Chcaeo.'
Can SS%yos aps S'TRhd % 't'cf H
90 a. a. '1 m sccond morning Connects for cleveland
500 S + MpScac d as E.Dre Pullman vcsbue Burs
Ss Ca e GSos Src. NGSS S M.T
j. m Cleveland G,35 p. y. next day. and Ch,ago 10!
M second motrlng u Connects r Ioedo & d,y and
bus except saturday
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited EXPTe,, Of Pullman PsII9r Cars.
say except sunday ioC a. M arrive wsi1ngta
Dining Car at 329 2 m, arrive Washington = r.;
SgaT SSg ard sre re- G2 6 800 sqd q TSg 1 % o, 2S so
only, 100 p. m. sunday Gl5 and 80 a. M, 40. 800
qS S9G p and Ohio a"a i and nF5 cncaaS ES' p4 q
Dining car and COachcs through 300 D. m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 200 p. (fhfough Bunet ParoP
Car and Day Coach week day-. connects FOR Browns
NILS. For Cape NAV. 90 p. m. weekdays.
For Old Point and Norfolk. Via NewYork PHILADELPHIA 4
Norfolk Railroad 90 =. daily except Sunday. and
s 90 ,. m. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:lo
p. week-davs.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave : follows
Dag caP & and DO 10 70 S2 G HaS2 s dnf and T
NJ. Y 20. 90, 10, 900, 80. 90, 80, 90.
600 30 8 90 and 900 .. 10. and T. 10 night.
ACCOMMODATION. II 10 a ~. 4 90 and 90 p: n. Sun:
DAYS, EAprc--, 10, = 80. 200 10 Liritdl. tnf
10 a. . oo 90; 80; %. 9 80. 90 and . 90
D. W and l. 10 night. accom- OdatiCn 40 D. m.
The Ney,.York transfer Comlany viii call for ana
check taggage from hote- and residences.
For timetable Of local trains apply TO any ticket
agcut NJ tho Courapy.
CHAS. +. PUGH. j T. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent.