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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-11-08
Some Household Recipes.

LONDON, Oct. Ain my young days.
a recipe fell into my hands for making.
''club house chowder," and I enjoyed,
quite a local fame for that which par
ticularly appealed to the tastes of gem
tlemen. I give it for wives who love to.
please their husbands. Take four pounds
Of fresh Goldfish, and take out all the
bones; chop one-half q pound of salt pork
fine, ditto n quart of oysters, ditto
clans. Have n pound of nice ships bis
cult, one quart of peeled and sliced tomaI
toes, and one pint of.peeled and sliced
onions. The fish should be boiled a few.
minutes so that it can be broken apart,
When all your material is ready, lay the
pork in the bottom of the kettle, the onions
next, biscuit, oysters and CLAIMS in success
sive layers with fish until all is in. Then
add salt, pepper, q pinch Of cloves and one,
of allspice, the juice of one lemon and two
bottles of Bordeaux wine. Coverthe whole
closely, and let it simmer for five or six
hours. Great care must be taken that il
does not burn, and if it gets too dry q little
water may be added. It must not be-
stirred, and when done should be Of tho
consistency Of mock turtle soup, and with
nothing of the original ingredients distin-
guishable; it should be all one rich dark
s~deliciousness. It will keep several days.
To eat macaronio one need not go to Italy.
Every city in that country has its own Pc
culiar way of cooking it. I like that best(
which is known as the Palermo. Apounf
of large macaroni is boiled until it Is tel
der in soup stock, and then served on ahd
plate covered with a layer Of grated chez
and a sauce of tomatoes seasoned with y
ter. One pound of macaroni will be SUM
Gent for a family Of six. It looks vel
when served, and. will cost about twenty
five rants 4
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
HuRoN O TAYLOR

HURON, Nov. 5.-There were 1855 votes
cast in Huron, of which Taylor, democrat,
received about seventy more votes than
home. The remainder of the republican
state ticket will have 100 or more. The
plurality of Picker and Gamble for con-
Rress exceed these figures.
THE STATE IN DOUBT.
HURON, s. D., Nov. 5.-Reliable returns
from yesterdays election are very meagre.
The republicans have no fears of the re
election of Mellette as governor, although
the democrats say Taylor has won the
prize, and the independents emphatically
declare that Loucks has been elected to
that office. They also claim a majority OF
the legislature, but the returns received at
their headquarters here up to this hour
does lot justify such claims. They have,
however, been successful in probably five
counties. The democrats also claim to
have elected the legislative ticket in a
with the independents they will have a
majority in the lower house. The capitol
contest IS very close and may require the
official count to decide the question.
Piere-Nearly the complete returns from
COddirgtOn county give Mellette $50, Tav-
lor 454 Loucks 81, Pierre 667, Huron $50.
The entire democratic county and legiSla-
tive ticket is elected.
Faulkton-Capitol, Huron 276, Pierre 1852.
LOOKS WEAK.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-The following has
been sent from Huron to the associated
press: "HlrOn wins the capital bv a few
over 500 majority over Pierre. Nothing
but gross fraud can overcome this victory
for Huron.
(Signed) HURON CAPITAL COMMITTEE.
DON'T JIBE SOMEHOW.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Nov. 5.-Speciais
to the Daily Press from over half the coun-
ties Of the state indicates that Pierre for
the capital is conceded by about 10000 ma
jority.
THE PEOPLE GONE MAD.
Huron, Nov. Sc. b. Cummings for
Loucks says that returns from Is counties
give Loucks, independent, 1000 plurality,
indicating the election of 80 independent
members of the legislature and AZ doubt
full.
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NEW YORK.
TRACY

INAC1 hE.ELEClEDs
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Tracp, (dem.)
is reelected to congress from the Nine
teenth district by over 1000 majority,
TAMMANY ON TOP.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Returns received
up to 8 p. m indicate the election of the
entire Tammany ticket by a majority Of
from $4,000 to 10000.
ELECTION IN THE CITY.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Returns from all
the COMPRESSION districts included in the
city show the following to be positively
elected: J. R. Fellows, (dem.) Sixth dis
trict; E. J. Dunphy, (dem.) Seventh dis
trict; Amos J. Cummings, (dem.) Ninth
district: F. B. Spinola, (dem.) Tenth
district; John Dewitt Warner, (dem.)
Eleventh district; r. P. Flower, (dem.)
Twelfth district; A. P. Fitch, (dem.)
Thirteenth district. The New York por-
ton of the Fourteenth district would
show the election of J. W. S~tahlnecker.
It is stated that the election of Stahl-
decker, (dem.) for congress in the Four
teenth is conceded by the republicans.
GRANTS MAJORITY.
New York, Nov. 4.-Grant's majority
will certainly be $4,000; German for
sheriff, 1900; Nicolls, district at
atorney, 10000.
The democrats carried every congress
sional district in the city.
sEvENTY-oNE REPUBLICANS SURE.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 4.-From special
returns all over the state to the Evening
Journal, republican, it is estimated that
the republicans will have II members
sure in the next assembly. The total
number ia 1913.
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NORTH DAKOTA.
COUNTY.

EMMONS
W1NoNA, Nov. 5.-This precinct gives
Johnson A; Benton, 10: Burke, A; Roach,
10. The rest of the state ticket about "a
majority. Senate-Worst, republican, As:
Briggs, democrat. 9. House-Fay, republi
can, A; Fiske, republican, 4S; Simpson,
democrat, 10; Dwyer, democrat, II.
D1CKEY COUNTY.
Ellendale-The election in Dickey coun-
yesterday exceeded in interest and impor-
lance any previous event of the kind. The
democrats made a tremendous effort to
elect their legislative candidates. The
vote polled was lighter than last year, the
poor crop having reduced the population
quite materially. The democrats on the
county ticket were pledged to accept II e-
half the present salaries and that, with the
addition of the Scandinavian vote, gave
them a strong leverage. A thorough re-
publican organization had been made,
however, and the party lost only a small
element Of Germans, who are anti-prohi-
bitionists, and about one-third of the Scan
dinavian vote. Every republican candi-
date is elected. NJ. N. johnson, for con-
gress. carries the county by 300 majority.
Kuhn, Richie and Allen, republicans, are
elected to the legislature by maiorities of
100 to 800.
RANSOM COUNTY.
Lisbon-Engle, peoples candidate, beat
Major Buttz for the senate. Oliver, repub-
lican, and Hill, republican are both elected.
GRAND FORKS.
Grand Forks-Bjorgo, democrat, for the
senate and Brown, republican, and Cum
ningham, democrat, are elected to the
house. Mccormack is elected to the sen
ate In the Sixth district, together with
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MONTANA.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT NEcEssA

THE OFFICIAL. OUN NECESSARY.
HELENA, Nov. 5.-With all the counties
heard from save two and allowing the re-
publicans the same majorities they had
last year, Dixon (dem.) is elected to con-
gress by $50 over Carter (rep.) The demo-
Gratis have elected four state senators, the
republicans two, with two in doubt. The
ouire the official count to decide the con-
gresslonal result, though 1t still claims the
State for Carter by 1875. The same commit
tee claims the election OF five republican
SppatOrS.
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LANAI
GOES WITH THE REST OF 4

foes WITH THE REST OF EN-.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-Compiete returns
from the whole state give Reynolds, demo-
crat, for governor, AS majority and
Causey, democrat, for congress. 514 ma
jority. The next legislature will stand:
senate, democrats 5, republicans 4; house,
democrats IA, republicans Z. There is no
United States senator to be elected.
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THE OFF YEAR.

Everything Democratic From the
Rocky Mountains to the At
lantic Coast.
Mckinley Makes a Brave Fight, But
Goes Down With His Party
to Defeat. +.
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,, Nebraska
Iowa, Kansas and Even South
Dakota Go Democratic.
Minnesota Also in the Wreck to the
Extent Of 3 Out of 5
Congressman.
Michigan and Ohio, and Massachu-
sets and Illinois All Gone
the Same Way.
Fuller Returns From North Dakota
Show Greatly Decreased Re-
publican Majorities.
Senator Diesem Defeated and Speaker
Wellman Knocked Ont in
His District.
Only 2 Republicans out of 8 for
the Legislature in Grand
Forks.
Even Jud LaMoure is in Danger
and Cavalier and Walsh
Are Off.
Governor Miller's County Elects a
Couple of Democrats to the
Legislature,
And Out in Stark the Independents
Get Away With Dickinson
and Bookings.
The Democrats Have the Earth and
Are Reaching Out for q
Planet.
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women DoctorS.

This is the pleasant way in which an en-
inent English physician, Sir William Gull,
speaks of medical women: 81 think one
ought always to help women studying
medicine in every possible way. I have the
greatest respect for the ladies now prao.
ticing in London, and feel sure that they
must fill far more satisfactorily than the
average medical man could pretend to do
certain posts. A young child at first would
always rather be attended and operated
upon by a woman than by a man, though
they get wonderfully soon accustomed to
the doctor. '"-Exchange.
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NEBRASKA.:
DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE EARTH.

DEMOCRATS CLAIM hi EARTH
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-The election. of W. j.
Bryan, democrat, over w. J. Connell, re-
publican, the present member from the
First district, and William A. McKeighan,
democratic and alliance candidate in the
Second district, over N. V. Harlan, repub-
lican, is now conceded. The Third district
is still in doubt. Charles Ogden, chair
mar of the state democratic central COM
mittee claims Boyd's election by from 5000
gressmen and the entire state ticket.
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ARKANSAs.
soLlDLY DEMoCRATIC

sOLlDLY DEMOCRATIC.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5.-The Gazette
(dem.) says: SIN Arkansas we have
elected Cate in the First and Brecken-
ridge in the Second, and restored a solid
democratic delegation The State Regis
ter, (rep.) supported Featherstone and
Langley, union labor, in these districts,
and claim their election.
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WASHBURN LEADER.
BY r.. III. COPELAND.
WASHBURN, NORTH DAKOTA
CONDENSED

Congressman Cannon comedies his
own defeat.
The election weather yesterday was
generally fine.
Mckinley and Foster were both de-
feated in Ohio.
P%attison's plurality in Pennsylvania
exceeds 10000.
The fire at C%hillicothe, ILL.,, caused a
loss of over 100000.
Increased tariff on express matter went
into effect Saturday.
Missouri sends a full delegation of
democrats to congress.
A railroad collision zeal Owen Sound,
Ont, killed Engineer Kyle.
The net decrease of the public debt
during October was $~3,668,Ol2.
Birchall has given up all hope of com
mutation of his death sentence.
Many arrests we're made in New York
for illegal registering and voting.
A M%uskegon, Mich, lumber mill fire
Saturday caused a loss of $4,000.
Peoples coal yard at Amsterdam, N.
Y, burned Tuesday, causing a loss OF
$25,OOO.
Expert investigation confirms the re-
port Of rich mineral deposits in the Indi-
an territory.
A new oil region has been opened near
Martins Ferry, Ohio, and their is great
excitement there.
Secretary Blaine addressed a big and
delphia Saturday.
The Chicago News last Saturday print
ed two pages in German on the compul-
sorry education law.
It is now certain that 40 lives have
been saved from the wrecked steamer
Vizcaya, leaving 81 missing.
Arthur Welles, aged 16, was accident.
ally and fatally shot by VIM. White, of
the same age, at Chicago, Friday.
The republicans lose one congressman
in the Milwaukee district. The delega-
ton stands 6 republican and 3 demo-
Gratis.
John M. Ward and many other ball
UldyoIS 6hy oil UxO ~
tion is nonsense, and no consolidation is
likely.
The corner stone of the Woman's Tenn
pie, being laid by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at Chicago, was laid
Friday.
The new Cincinnati Board of Public
+ improvements had to break open the
door to get into the office, the old force
refusing to vacate.
In a fight near Saratoga, N. Y, Thos.
Churchill, who was a bystander, was
killed and n of the fighters fatally and
another badly wounded.
At New York Saturday Luther H.
Carey of Princeton ran. ~seventy yards
from a scratch in " seconds, beating
the worlds record of s 3-5 seconds.
Original package dealers at Topeka,
Kas., with one exception closed shops on
account of Judge Caldwells decision,
which is hailed with JOY by the prohibi-
tionists.
The steel steamer S. G. Reynolds, val
ued at $1,000 o went OF Colchester reef in
Lake Erie, during a storm Monday night.
The cargo caught fire and will prabably
be a total loss.
At Akron, N. Y, Saturday, Sarah Nc
Mullen, aged 10, threw two children
from a 65-foot bridge, killing one and
manning the ether. She later tried to
suicide in the same way.
The great packing firms of Armour,
Swift & Morris have united in a real es-
tate deal for the location of their plants
in Lake county, Ill, on the Calumet
river, and others will accompany them
,,l fo,,,1 n o,&1 of 10000
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ILLINOIS,.
GONE WRONG ALSO.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-There are eight re-
publican and twelve democratic congress-
man-elect from Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-8 p. m.-The full
vote of Illinois, official, unofficial and esti-
mated, indicate. the election of Amberg,
(rep.) for state treasurer by q plurality Of
about 10000 over Wilson, (dem5. Edwards,
(rep.) for superintendent Of public in
strlction, has a plurality of 5000 over
Roab, (dem.)
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PENIS
WORSE AND Il

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The latest re-
turns from twenty-eight congressional dis
tricts of the state show the election of
eighteen republicans and ten democrats.
The present delegation from this state
stands twenty-one republicans and seven
democrats.
Complete but unofficial returns from
every county in the state give Pattison
Over Delemater (rep.).
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoNcoRD, N. H., Nov. 4-The republic
cans concede the election of Mckinney,
democrat, for congress in the First dis
trict by 700 plurality, Returns from Is
towns give futile, for governor, 1905;
Amsden, democrat, 1894; Fletcher, pro-
hibition, 372.
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ASSACH USETTS.
LODGE ALL RIGHT.

Boston, Nov. 5-Henry Cabot Lodge is
reelected without doubt in the Sixth con-
gressional district, but he, admits his ma
jority will not be much Owe l,C00, in place
of about $500 of two years ago.
The vote for governor has been received
from every town in the state except Cos.
mold and the figures show al o%verwhelm-
ing democratic victory.
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Drank Under the Doctors Orders.

It does not often happen that q doctor'AA
prescription lands a man in the polic1
court. But a suggestion to that effect wa,
thrown out the! other day by John Norris
who appeared before q London magistrat1
charged with being drunk. The prieonea1
said he drank for epilepsy and by 9 phy1ti
clans orders. He was sent to prtsoa fo1
twenty-one days.
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WASHINGTON.
SHE HAS HER SENSES.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 5.-keturns from
$50 precincts give Wilson, republican, for
congress 11,75O; Carroll, democrat, $500.
Ii this ratio is maintained Wilson's ma
} %iI1 yyro will ex sfeed. t SaSs ts I n ,e leg1Siasare
8 democrats; house, go republicans, %
democrats.
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,0KLAHOMA.
REPUBLICAN.

OKLAHOMA, Nov. 5.-Returns from Ok
lahoma territory are to the effect Harvey,
republican, is elected delegate to congress
by abOnt / ,060 over Mccoy, democrat, and
Croker, farmers alliance.
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MICHIGAN
GONE 70 THE BAD.

. CON 70 THE BAD.
DETROIT, Nov. Sup 10 the present
hour, II =. H., the indications are that the
democrats have elected their governor by
about 10000 plurality and the rest of the
state ticket by a substantial vote.
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WISCONSIN.
TWENTY THOUSAND FOR PECK.

INVENT THOUSAND FOR PEG
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-The latest re-
turns from the state indicate a plurality of
10000 and upwards for G. w. Peck, demo.
cirat The democrats elect a majority Of
the assemblymen and state senate. In the
lower house they will have a majority of
80 or over, and in the senate a majority of
Q. They elect 2 out of Q congressman.
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CONNECTTCUT.

THE LEGISLATURE WILL ELECT.
HARTFoRD, Nov. 5.-The Connecticut
legislature is 10 to IL republican Oh joint
ballot. The total vote of the state in about
12O towns, official, is 1884. Norris. (dem.)
has 67,661, and is So short OF a popular ma
iOritv-
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It is a mistake to feed children from N.
hashes. The food to be palatable should
be prepared Tor each meal, and the vessels
and spoons require as much care and neat
ness as IN adult would exact. The com.
mon practice Of making in the morning
q supply Of food for the day is most per.
nicious, as thereare chemical changes 20
ing on and accumulations Of dust and ami
NAL life which render it unfit for the child.
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IOWA.
PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.

PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC. @
Dies MONIES, Nov. 5.-Returns from one
third of the state show democratic gains
sufficient, il continued, TO wipe out tile re-
publican majority OF two years ago and
give the democrats a majority.
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And Out in Stark the independents
Get Away With Dickinson
and Bookings.
The Democrats Have the Earth and
Are Reaching Out for q
Planet.
A SUMMARY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The evening
Star in summing up the returns, says sos
democrats and 113 republicans are GER
tainly elected.
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At a day wedding, no matter how the
bride dresses, the groom wears a black
cloth coat and colored trousers; at an even
ing wedding he wears a dress suit. The
bride may wear q travelling dress and hat
at q day wedding either at her home or at
church. The groom furnishes gloves for
the ushers. The bride and groom lead the
way to thu. dining room after receiving
CONGRATULATIONS.
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@erniinftiae alnii9ten.

Wdbreno nidt menige engIii6s
ober eiriid: :ameritanii9e fatbolilde 81.
f60fe uno 3eitungen nit ber probibi.
ton liebduseln, bat bod au6 elm engz
lid amerifanii6es fatboIif9ss Blait,
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gegen ben Notwithstanding auf3utres
ten. Dieie 3eitung nennt bic ben ges
baimen Suff bef6roernbe probibition
poas srOBartiefte 5tiid gelebgeberii9er
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probibition na6t feinen unterI9ieb
atpii6en benz @ebrau6 unb benz MiB=
brau9 zines Dinges, bas i'm @runoe
bod on fib ridt bonn Seufel it,
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fuHgsmitteln borbanben 1T, tperben iid)
au9 Mittel su feiner 8efriebisung fin,
ben. Die menfdliGe Natur fann nidt
bur6 einen Ift ber Staaisaeiebgebung
umgel ltaltst merben. Oas Wirtbsbaus
1T, in ber sinen ober anberen Weile,
eine Notbrenbisteit.
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Sbroa rdumen. Man tpirb i1 olfp
ni1t aI tpunbern 6rau6ea, lpenn es eiz
mes Cages beibt, baB ber tpabn}inniae
Wturab ieiner 3ranfbeit erlegen 1T.
Mu6 Ssmail mag zines Sages pl6bli6
bonn Sooe 6efallea perben, benn aud
ct fiebt bem ieBigen Sultan, oer ibn
tpegen ieines Gei6tbums unb ieiner 81
plomatif6en Sdlaubeit fiir6tet, i'm Ws=
ge. S6oa man6er poruebme Siirfe,
Der einem Sultan unbequem mar, bat
ieinen Sob on elmer Safe Moffa &C.
trunten. Die mabre Snbesurla9e er=
fdbrt man ME, benn bic Nerate fteben
i'm Solbe beg iiirtif6en 9erri6ers.
ySerolb".
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