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HOW IoWANs

Six Out of Eleven Congressman Probn.
bly, Elected by the Democrats.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 6.-Returns
from one-third of tho state show Demo-
cratic gains sufficient, if continued, to
wipe out Republican majority of two
years ago and give a small Democratic
majority. The congressional delegation
IS it now appears, will stand as follows:
First district, Seerly, DEM: Second,
Hayes, Dem; Third, Henderson. Rep;
Fourth, Butler, Dem; Fifth, Hamilton,
Dem; Sixth, White, Dem: Seventh.
Hayes short term and Hull full term.
both Reps: Eighth, Flick, Rep; Ninth,
Bowman. Dem: Tenth, Dolliver, Rep;
Eleventh, Perkins. Rep.
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RESULTS IN

George w. Peck Elected Governor Of VII,
consin by 10000 Plurality...DemocraSs
Get sevon Out of Nine Congressman.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 6.-Latest
returns from the state indicate a plural
ity of 10000 and upward for George W.
Peck, Dem. The Democrats elect q ma
-jority of the assemblymen and the state
senate. In the lower house they will
have a majority of thirty or over, and
in the senate a majority of two. They
The Wisconsin delegation In: the next
congress will be as follows: First dis
trict, 81. A. Cooper, Rep: Second dis
trict, Charles Barwig, Dem; Third dis
trict, A. r. Bushnell, Dem; Fourth dis
trict, J. L. Mitchell, Dem; Fifth dis
trict, G.. w. Brickner, Dem; Sixth dis
trict, NJ. r. Miller, Dem; Seventh dis
trict, Frank Coburn, Dem: Eighth dis
trict, doubtful; Ninth district, Thomas
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The Tennes.ec Delegation,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. G.-Returns
are coming in very slowly. John P.
Buchanan, Dem, for governor, will
have between 5000 and 10000 major
lty. The legislature is two-thirds Demo-
cratic in both houses. The congressional
delegation will stand as follows: First
district, R. Z. Butler, Ind. Rep; Second
district, L. G. Houck, Rep; Third dis
trlct, d. D. Snodgrass. Dem; Fourth
district, Benton McMIillin, Dem; Fifth
district, James .. Richardson, Dem;
Sixth district, Joseph Washington,
DEM: Seventh district, N. N. Cox,
DEM; Eighth district, B. A. Enloe,
Yem.; Ninth district, R. A. Pierce,
DEM; Tenth district, j. Pattison, Dem.
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mIcHlGAN's BIG O

State Democratic by 10, OO0---Democrats
Will Control the Legislature---They Get
Six congressman.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. CT is safe to
predict from late returns that the state
is Democratic by 10000 majority, and
that the legislature will be Democratic
on fusion vote with Patrons of Industry.
The Democrats elect congressman in the
First, Second, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and
Tenth districts: the Republicans in the
Third, Fourth and Eighth. The Repub-
Is doubtful.
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WHERE are we! The returns sh ow
democratic victories from the Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic Coast, and
there is little to comfort the Republic
cans. This shows the drifting ideas
of the masses-anything for u change.
No matter how faithful a party has
been to its country. the people get
restless and banker for q change.
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WEST VIRGINIA, TOO.

-Four Congressman, the Legislature and
State Ticket Democratic.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 5.-The in.
dications are that the Democratic party
has made a clean sweep. Hubbard,
Rep, fo1 congress in the First district,
has been defeated by fully 500 majority.
Smith, Rep, for congress in the Fourth
district. still claims his election by a
small majority. The state senate will
probably be a tie.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. Ex-Governor
Hill has received the following dispatch:
"Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 6.-Gover-
nor David B. Hill: We elect all four
congressman, the legislature Demo-
cratic, and carry the state from 5000 to
5000.
%(signed.) T. S. RILEY, Chairman"
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DELAWARE.

Democratic Governor and Legislature--A
Few Prohibitionists.
WILM1NGros, Del, Nov. 6.-Complete
returns from the whole state give Rey.
nolds, Dem, for governor. AS majority,
and Causey, Dem, for congress, 5l4 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. Tho Prohibitionists had . full
ticket in the field and polled about $50
votes in the whole state.
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IT will he Senator McGillivray and
Representative Farrah from the 3lst
legislative district. Because the
PRESS wanted to sec other mcn elected
to the legislature and was defeated,
will not act as All incentive for us to
hold back and growl at every thing
these gentlemen do. Work for this
portion of the %slope-let the other
portions of the state know that we
have something over here and work
for good legislation. This is what
we ask of our senator and representa-
tive elect.
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AN EVEN RACE IN ILLINOIS.
Legislature Stands 10l to 1e1, with the
Alliance Evenly Divided.

Alliance Evenly Divided.
CHICAGO, Nov. 0.-The Democratic
state central committee says that the
legislature on joint assembly will stand
1O1 Republicans, 101 Democrats, and .
Farmers Alliance Republicans. One Of
the Alliance men, Moore, of the Forty
fourth district, has said that he will
affiliate with the Democrats IN all patty
measures, but will not vote for Gen.
Palmer for United States senator. The
Democrats hope to gain another repre-
sentative in Hardin county, where the
returns are yet incomplete. This would
give Gen. Palmer a majority of / on
joint ballot.
Illinois congressman.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The following are
the congressman elected FROM the state
of Illinois: First district, Abner Taylor,
Rep; Second district, Lawrence E. Nc.
Cam, DEM; Third district, Allen F.
Durburow, Dem. Fourth district, Wal
tor G. Newberry, DEM; Fifth district,
Albert J. Hopkins, Rep; Sixth district,
Robert R. Hit, Rep; Seventh district,
Thomas ]. Henderson, Rep; Eighth dis.
trict, Charles A. Hill, Rep; Ninth dis
trict, Lewis E. Payson, Rep; Tenth dis
trict, Philip S. Post, Rep; Eleventh
district, Benjamin T. Gable, Dem;
Twelfth district, Scott Wike, Dem;
Thirteenth district, William NJ. Springer,
Dem; Fourteenth district, Owen Scott,
Dem; Fifteenth district, S. T. Bussey,
Dom; Sixteenth district, George w.
Finthian, Dem; Seventeenth district,
Edward Lane, Dem; Eighteenth dis
trict, William s. Forman. Dem; Nine
tenth district, James R. Williams,
Dem; Twentieth district, George w.
Smith, Rep.
Hit Was Reelected.
CHICAGO, Nov. Can Evening Jour.
nal special from Rockford, Ills, state.
that Congressman Hit, Rep, of the
Sixth district, was reelected by q ma.
jority Of 1900. This shows q falling off
of 1900 votes from his last election.
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THE INDIANA E

Eleven of Thirteen congressman Arc
Observation-Disclosures Democratic.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 8.-The
Democrats will have q majority In both
branches of the legislature of about
twenty-five. Eleven out of thirteen
congressman are probably elected.
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Republicans Ahead in California.

AePuDilcans Ahead In California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Cone thou
sand and ninety-four precincts ont of
q total of 2,19S in the state. including
1877 precincts in San Francisco, give
the following figures: Markham, Rep,
for governor, 5000; Pond, Dem, 72, 1899;
Markham's plurality 10000.
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LOUISIANA.

Opposing Candidates Easily Laid Out by
the Democrats.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The latest re-
turns indicate that Meyer, Dem. has
defeated Warmoth, Rep. for congress
in the First district by 2,0GO majority,
and that Lagan, Dem, has defeated
Coleman, Rep, for congress in the
Second district by 5000. III the other
districts there wa no organized opposi-
ton to the Democrats and the following
We're reelected to congress: Third
district, Andrew Price; Fourth, w. 81.
Blanchard: Fifth, c. j. Boatner; Sixth,
S. NJ. Robertson.
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SOUTH DAKOTA RETURNS,

Tho Independent Candidate May Get the
Governorship.-.Both Pierre aud Huron
Claim tho Capital.
HURON, S. d., Nov. 5.-The Independ-
ents have elected ninety-two members
of the legislature, and have returns from
eighteen counties which give Loucks,
Ind, 1000 plurality over Taylor, Dem.
and Mcllette, Rep, for governor, and
claim that these figures cannot be
overcome by either Of Louck's oppo-
nents. The Republicans have lost heav-
lily in all parts Of the state. The legis-
lature will be nearly divided between
the three parties. Gambler and Pick
Ter, both Republicans, have been elected
to congress. Equal suffrage is badly
showed under. 1t may require the Off
cial count to determine the capital con-
test, which is very close between Huron
will not exceed 70. OnO.
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THE M'klNLEY BILL DID lit,
English Papers Think the American Pc
Dle Have Protection

English Papers Think the American Peo-
pie Have Repudiatod Protection.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The newspapers
print pretty full accounts of the results
in the American elections, but comment
only briefly upon the figures, reserving
editorial treatment of the subject until
the returns are complete. The tone Of
such comment rs is made indicates be-
lief that the defeat of the Republican
party is attributable to a popular dis.
approval of the Mckinley tariff bill.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ct can be
stated Oh the authority of q cabinet OFF,
Ger, that the president will not call an
extra session Of congress. Dec. 1 comes
on Monday, and congress will not meet
in regular session on that day.
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South Carolina,

CoLuMBIA, S. G., Nov. 5.-No disturb
ance in the state. Returns are coming
in rapidly and indicate the certain cleo
ticn OF Tillnan. All the Democratic
state officers and candidates for congress
are elected with the possible exception
of congressman for the Seventh district.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Evening
Sun bulletin says: "Tillman and all the
Democratic congressman are elected in
South Carolina"
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CLOSE IN CONNECTICUT.

Probability That Neither Party Has q
Majority for State Officers.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 6. One
hundred and sixty-seven out of 1853
towns give for Governor Merwin (Rep.)
64,33sas, Morris Dem.) 67,857, Augur
Proh.) 3,o25. Apparent majority l31.
In a large number Of towns the Prohi-
bition vote was not reported and prob
ably on official vote no one will have a
majority. Congressional delegation:
Sherry, Wilcox. De Forest Dems.l. Rus
sell (Rep.).
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Democrats Garry New Mexico.

DemocFnts Carry New Mexico.
ALBUQuERRuE, N. NJ, Nov. 6.-The
editor of The Albuquerque Democrat
says that the indications are that Jo-
sephs, Dem, has carried ten counties in
New Mexico and that the Democrats
will have q majority of the senate and
house for the first time in twenty-four
years.
The Dickinson press., 1890-11-08

THERE should he no lack of pro.
paration OH tho part of shecpmcn and
cattlsmcn for the coming winter.
The Indians predict q heavy fall of
snow. and we may have a repetition
Of the winter of "S6.S7'. 1t will come
sooner or later.
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Union labor Members from Arkans as.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. e.-The Ga
zette, Democrat, says: In Arkansas we
have reelected Cate in the First and
Breckenridge in the Second district and
restored a solid Democratic delegation.
Returns received at Republican head
quarters indicate the election of Lang
ley, Union Labor, in the Second district
over Breckenridge, DEM, and Feather
stone, Union Labor, in the First district
owe Cate. Dem. The Farmers ALI
ance voted solidly with the Democratic
party. If Langley and Featherstono are
elected they owe their election to the
Republican vote.
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COLORADO NEEDS THE COUNT.
Official Returns Must Determine tho Re

Official Returns Must Determine tho Re-
suit In That State.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. 8.-The official
returns will be required to determine
the result of the election in this state.
The Democrats claim they have elected
the state treasurer, attorney general
and Superintendent of public instruc-
ton. The Republicans concede the
treasurer and a large Democratic gain
in the assembly, but not sufficient to
give the Democrats a majority. Out Of 8
representatives in this county the Dem
oorats claim 6 and the Republicans con
cede a.
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WASHINGTON TATE.

Republican congressman Elected--Lcsls-
lnturo Repuhiican--olympia Capital.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 6.-The Post
Intelligence states that according to the
returns and estimates from all the cousl-
ties in the state received by that paper
Wilson, Rep, for congress, has Il plural-
ity of 5000, and Olympia for the capital
$1,000 majority. Thirty-one Republican
state senators are elected, and 2 Demo-
cratic state senators, with 1 county tied.
Tho assembly stands 70 Republican, and
Is Democrats,
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Alabama solidly Democratic.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 5.-Scatter-
ing returns received are sufficient to
show that the complete Democrat ticket
is elected in this state. Telegrams from
points in every district show that the
Farmers alliance men did not vote for
the Independents except to a very lin
itod extent.
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Figures . Majority of Ninsty-flve.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.-The Evening
Star, summing up the returns, says that
200 Democrats. 113 Republicans are cor.
tainly elected. Four districts in West
Virginia, six In California and one each
in Rhode Island, Montana and North
Dakota are left undetermined. This
would make the Democratic majority in
the next house about ninety-fve.
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Democratic Governor in Michi-
gan and Five Congressman
Gained.
Republicans Lose Three Con-
gressmen in Pennsyl-
vania.
For Congress in Illinois, Eight
Republicans and Eleven
Democrats.
Kansas Elects an Alliance Gov
ernor and Five Alliance
Congressman.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Returns received
thus far indicate that the Democrats
have q majority of over 100 in the next
congress-. Phenomenal gains have been
msdo in many states. the representa-
ton from al of the states would seem
at this hour to he about as follows;
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tinr,nnrs Carry utnh.

OMAHA, FEB. Nov. 5.-Latest advices
from Utah state the chairman of the
Liberal committee comedies thes.election
of Game (Mormou) by 5000 or 5000
majority. Tho Liberals only carry two
counties. Juab and Summit. The Lib
eral loss in Saio Lake county is 400 on
account of the apathy in the city vote.
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Texas Election.

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. lowing to his
anti-railroad policy, Hogg, the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor runs be-
hind the ticket. The constitutional
amendment providing for a railroad
commission was carried,
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new HAMPSHIRE.

Nearly Complete Eeturns Indicate No
Choice for Governor.
CONCORD, n. H.. Nov. G.-Returns
from all but twenty towns in the state
give futile, Rep, for governor, 39,311;
Amsden, Dem, 5a..s7: Fletcher, Pro-,
1928. There will he no choice and the
legislature will elect. Mckinney, Dem,
carries the First congressional district
by a good majority and Daniel Adam
the Second by a very narrow margin.
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Maryland's Delegation Dcmocrati.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Maryland sends
an unbroken Democratic delegation to
congress. McKaig defeats McComas by
about 800 and Compton wins over Mudd
by sou. The other Democratic major
tiles are in the thousands.
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FFICIAL PAPER OFSTARK COUNTY

Entered at the 'postoficc at Dickinson, Stark
'ounty, Dakota, ne second Glars matter.
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Nexad. sttll Republican.

RENO, New, Nov. 6.-Advices from
various parts of Nevada indicate the
election of Col. Lord, Rep, forgovernor,
and Bartine, Rep, for congress, by ma
1orities between 5000 and 5000.
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: to he about as follows;
sIncludes Farlners' lliunco.

sIncludes s Farmers q llianco.
Democratic majority over Republicans, 1884,
The morning papers estimate of the
complexion Of the next house vary on
siderably. The Times estimates the
majority of the Democrats ut 1871. The
Herald makes it 121, The World 141,
The Sun 1854, and the Tribune go.
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Legislature Strongly Republican.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2. Complete re.
TURNS on house of representatives give
the Republicans 1873 members, Demo-
Gratis 70, and Independent Republicans
= The Republicans have q majority of
IS on joint ballot.
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Estray Notice.

Strayed from my place at Lehigh,
the last days of Oct, one big gray and
white cow--old, left horn knocked off,
one a split. Fair reward for inform
att on leading to her recovery.
THEODORE LARSON.
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NEBRASKA.
Uncertain Results Oh Congressmen---Pr.
ki5itiOn DefeataI.

UHctrth[H IscsuIts Oh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hi5ition Defeated.
OMAHA, Nov. G.-The election of w.
j. Bryan Dem, from the First and w.
A McKs;gEaG, Den.. and Alliance, in
the Second districts, is conceded. The
Third district (Dcgseys) is still in doubt.
Boyd, the I~!"lHloratic candidate for
governor, has la,ouU majority in this
county, and it is doubtful whether Rich
ards, the Republican candidate, will be
able to overcome it.
Majority against the Prohibition
amendment is estimated at 30, 900.
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Eoth Pierre and Huron Claim II.

PIERRE, S. D., Nov. 5.-The result of
the vote has been confirmed showing
THAT Pierre is the permanent capital by
Il large and decisive majority. This is
enough for the rsn. ;e, ard all business
is totally suspended, and with not u
thought for anything else tho entire
population is given Yer to the widest
rejoicings.
HURON, s. D.. Nov. 5.-Huron wins
the capital by 81 few over 500 majority
over Pierre. Nothing but gross fraud
can %ovcrco,iic this victory for Huron.
HURON CAPITAL CoMMlTTEE.
Say Mci!ette Is Doubtless EIacted.
.PIERRa, s. D., Nov. G.-S5uth DalSo-
ta's vote will not exceed $1,000, being
nearly 5000 less than last year. Mellette
is doubtless reelected governor. Dem
ocrats claim the election of Taylor for
governor, and Independents say they
have elected Loucks. Returns, however,
do not warrant the claim. Picker and
Gamble, Republicans, are elected con-
gressmen. Independents claim to have
elected their legislative tickets in six
counties i'll the east and north part of
the state.
What Democrats Carried.
Y-ANKToN, s. D., Nov. 6.-Otto PEG
miller, chairman Of the Democratic
state committee, has returns from the
Republican stroDgholds showing a clean
sweep for the Democrats. Bonholnnc.
Charles Mix, Douglass, Turner, Union
and Colington counties have gone Dem
ocratic for the first time. Returns arc
incomplete, but as they are received
fhey show large Democratic gains, and .
Taylor for governor.
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Republicans Acknowledge Defeat.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. g. Chairman
Payne, of the Republican state central
committee, at this hour, II a. M, gives
the state and legislature to the Demo-
Gratis and says Wisconsin congressional
delegation will stand 6 Democrats and 8
; Republicans.
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Totals not given because of incomplete
The Next State Legislature.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-The returns from
many legislative districts are still in
complete, and some are so close that Of
fetal figures may be required to decide
the contests. The Globe gives tables in
which it claims that the next state sen
ate will be divided as follows; Repub-
lican "a, Dmocratic IS, Alliance 10.
House: Republican 81, Democratic 45,
Alliance 16.
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INGALLS, CASE HOPELESS.

The Opposition Will Havea Majority in
the Kansas Legislature.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. THE Repub-
lican central committee comedies that
the opposition to Ingalls, will have a
majority in the legislature. They also
concede the election of the entire Farm
ers' Alliance state ticket, with the DOS
sible exception Of governor and SIX OPP
position congressman.
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Saturday. November s, 1880.
PIERRE seems to be safe for the per.
manent capital of South Dakota. This
is as it should be.

NORTH DAKOTA is safe, with ~
majority of about 5000 for the rcpul,.
lican ticket. This is IL decrease of
5000 to 1000 from last years election.
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Houses for rent. Inquire at the
store of N. C. Lawrence. jan4-tf.
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NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN.

Position Of the Two Parties Reversed.
Democrats Have go, Republicans IL.
NEW York, Nov. 0.-New York's del
egation in the Fifty-second congress,
should Coombs, Dem, be defeated, will
consist of twenty Democrats and four
teen Republicans. This just reverses
the position of the two parties as repre-
seintt::: :. the Fifty-frst congress, where
the Republicans have twenty and the
Democrats fourteen.
New Works State Legislature.
NEW YORK, Nov. Late returns
from Sullivan county indicate the cleo
ton of George NJ. Beaks, DEM, for as
sembly instead of Rose, Rep. Unless
official returns make further changes in
the list the assembly will stand 6s Dem
ocrats to 60 Republicans aud the Demo-
Gratis will have q majority on joint
ballot i'll the legislature.
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EIGHTEEN TO TEN.

pennsylvania Delegation Nearly Two.
thirds Democratic.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G.-The latest re-
turns from the twenty-eight congress
slonal districts of the state show the
election of eighteen Republicans and ten
Democrats. The present delegation
stands t%wenty-one Republicans and
seven Democrats. Complete but unom-
cial returns from every county in the
state give Pattison, DEM, for governor
Q plurality Of 1920 over Delamater,
Rem.
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All kinds of job printing executed
Mt this Office in a neat and tasty mar.
ner at low prices. No calico work
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A or for coyer,or

A Farmer for Governor.
In the Seventh district later returns
indicate the election of Simpson DENY.
returns from the Fifth district point to
the election of Warren Dem.). Fuller
returns indicate the election Of Wlllett,
farmers candidate, for governor.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price SO cents. Ma.
sal injector free. Merry & Mcdonald.
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Republicans viii Have Strong
Opposition in Next Mime
sofa Legislature.
In Iowa the Democrats Got Six
Out of Eleven Congress
men.
Both Parties Claim North Da-
kota and South Dakota, as
Well as Montana.
Washington State Goes to the
Republicans-stories of
Victory and Defeat.
MINNESOTA.

Estimated and Counted Returns Toll q
Story of Victory and Defeat
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Returns have been
received from nearly all the counties in
state, though they are complete from
but very few of them. The state ticket
is very close and it will not be definitely
known who is elected until the full re-
turns are in, and it may require the
official count to decide the gubernatorial
contest. Bierman, for auditor, is proba-
bly, elected over Mcclure, the Republi-
can candidate. The balance of the
ticket below governor is undoubtedly
Republican. Bierman was on both the
Alliance and Democrat tickets.
Minnesota Congressman.
From the congressional districts the
returns assure the election of Lind,
Rep, in the Second, while in the Fifth
the race is so close between Comstock,
Whiteman and Halvorson that the re-
suit is yet in doubt. Harries in the
First, o. NJ. Hall in the Third, and j.
N. Castle in the Fourth, all Democrats,
are elected.
The Vote on Governor.
AS for as received up to the present
time the vote by counties on governor
stands as follows, although these figures
are likely to be very much changed by
the official count and returns from miss
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YOU NEED o DIE tt WIN.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.
Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Assets, January LIST, 1890, $37,ll6.87O 81
Surplus, o 81
Issues an Installment Bond better
than a 5 per cent Government Bond,
payable at death, or at the end of
ten, fifteen or twenty years.
By ACTUAL RESULTS the "Northwestern"
challenges any company in the world to pro-
duce comparisons equaling it's returns to policy
holders.
Wait for me, I Am coming,
Ell STEELE, Agent.