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Trustees Sales.
rTRUSTEE'sfESALE.

- ASA-'s
lEsBy virtue ia deed Of trust made by Bridget
1NooneSto me aS' trustee, dated July l, 1857, re-
corded In Decd Of Trust look No. =, page $40,
Sin the olllce Of the CLERK OF tho County Court oil
Ohie county, West Virginia, will sell Ut the
north 'front.' door of. the Court House OF said
SATURDAY. tho r2sth DAY Of JANUARY, 1880,
commencing at 10 o'clock a.. IN, the following
described property, TINT is to say: A. piece Of
ground situate In the city OF Whceling,E Ohio
county, West Virginia, being the south half Of
lot numbered forty three situate on the east
sldc OF Market street Oh the north side OF TWEEN
ty.Seventh street aud at the corner Of said
streets said half lot has u frontage OF. twenty
five feet on Market street and extends back oil an
even width. binding on Twenty seventh street
one hundred tcct 10 MI alley. n
The title Is believed TO be perfect, but selling
~ trustee will convey; only the title vested In
me by said deed OF trust i.
~ TElsMs OF SALE-Qne.tlfrd and m much more
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
Of sale, the balance in two equal tnstallnents at
one aud two years. notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale to be given for the deferred pay.
mcnts, the buildings to be kept insured for thu
benefit OF the deferred payments, md the title
To be retained until payment Is made III iull.@
4@esl si,,tl53 WI. ". C0WDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER. A uct!o neer. .gst'i.st s!dc2l
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Live Stock.

u 49,
CHICAGO, jap. D. Cattle Receipts 10, 0c0 head
shipnenh l. 0U0 head: market slow for common
strong for beat; beeyes 81 Voab 2oi Ht0ckers and
feeders 81 0Qaa 10: cows, bulls and mixed 81 26i
9Wi Texans 81 90A2 %. Hogs Keceipts "a, O0C
sttpng; mixed 81 56a3 70: heavy 81 hba3 ~; light
y 1Oa9 10; sskips - CO.'S 3D. sheep-Kecelp
5000 head, shipments 1000 head, market
steady natives s. boaS 20: western corn fed 81 80
III hcad,N shipments $50 head market fair:
prime 81 2sat 30: fair 10 good s. 50ai %; common
81 bAaa vi Atockets 81 b0a2 10. Hogs Receipts
D. 100 head. shipments ., 800 head. market slow;
all grades 81 Vial 10. &c Sheep-Receipts nothing:
shipments 900 head; market firm; prime IS GA
3 "; fair good 81 6oat Isl common :? 0oa3 10;
lambs % Coat %. n lggl57i ri
! CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 2.-lIogs active aud
strong. common and light 81 BAL so; pack lng
and butchers s. GsaS rs; receipts 80 head; ship.
t|fI tza
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'GsEOOsREW;A RD-WE5WILL
DOVVyip pay the above reward for any,
case q SLiver Com plant. Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, indigestion, Constip patton or Costiyene~
We Cannot cure with VESTS Vegetable Liver:
Pills, when the directions are strictly compiled
WITH They are purely; Vegetable and never fail
TO give Rsatls:aetlon. u Sugar Goa TED. ~ Large
Soxcs, con taininY 50 Pills, o. cents. beware Of
countariel,s and limitations. = The genuine man.
l,iactured only by! John C.West 4 Co. Sold by
NclIAIN BROTHERS, cor. Market and Twelfth
streets, Wheeling. ". Va. se23rAwyAwS d
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noNDs AND STOCK NORTHUMBERLAND 81

u. 8. 40 reg .........l26 Nash & Chat.
U. s. Is. coupon...l26 New Jersey Central. ia y
.. $. AS Northern faciic.... 3O1
U. s. ~ coup0n..10lHi DO preicrrtd......... "a
Adams Express go. $50 Chicago & N. Vs.. llO1
American Express.ll2 do prcferred. :
Canuda Southern. 5iA New York Central lOo11
Central pAclhc...... 3ss4 Ohio 4 Mississippi. q
l. Ohio 2G1 do preferred. . -. 81
2 do first preferred. Pacific Aaii............. $50
!: do second preid. Az Pittsburgh. ..........l56
Denver 4 X. G....... II Reading Isl
Erie ............. St. L. & 5. F....... l6
:. do prelerred-..... O. do preferred....... 80 Z
Fort wayne..:.....,,..lhl, do first preferred. %
Kansas { Texas SEQ. ll1sC. NJ. 4 ST. Pnul... co.
Lake Eric & Vest. II I, : do preferred .......ll4
do prcierrcd...... Texas Paclhc......... 2Ct
Lake Shore, Union Phcic........ 81
Louisville & Nash. S51 United States Ex.... 81
L., n! A. & C......., 50 W, St. LS To-
Memphis & Chas... "a do prefcIred.... 81
Michigan Central. d. Wells.FArgo Ex.....l32
Missouri PaciAc...a ~ Western Untou...... s.
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Don't hawk, and blow. and spit, but
use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. OF
Druggists. .;5 ~ ~. - ;.iI sS3i.
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Z Millions OF people with aches and With nils ::
\ Headaches and huEors. II inerciless flood, i
Weakness OF lungs and disorders OF blood. 81
Yet theresa hG1per that certainly raves, Y
Thousands OF people from premature gr,ivcs.
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81 The remedy is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It cures coughs,
relieves asthma, checks bronchitis, puri-
tics the blood, heals sores, eruptions and
unsightly pimples md is without "a
rival for all the ills that spring from a
disordered liver. All druggists.
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Petroleum..

Nxw N YoRK. Jan. Petroleum, :; opened
steady at 81 g2, and fell to 81 O.1ss. ; Tho mar.
ket then rallied and closed flrm at 81 Wy.
Stock Exchange: Opening at 81 02IS; highest
81 0ss: lowest 81 OK; closing at 81 tl3s; Iacs
A67,0V barrels. iiiffa III ifSll Z
OIL CRY, Jan. a.-Pctroleum opened al 81 O5JJ!
highest u eJ]s: lowest 81 VIZ: closed at 81 0Sjt
sales IN 700 barrels clearancts l,5SS0Oo barrels:
charters 6i,0oS barrels; shipments ai6,9l bar.
relR. iii5,6 ti8 Il, 50, n ,I IS! 4 M 4, II q
PrrrsBuRGII,7 Pa, jan, 2-petroleum dull
but steady. opened Al 81 0l9s; closed at 81 0Jk;
highest 81 oSH: lowest 81 0ee74 Z,
;, BRADYogp.z Pa Jan. 2.-opened at 81 o3I!;
clearanccs 6eJ w barrels. q ti,2.f>.
TtrtsyfLtE, Pa, jan. 2.--Market discontinued;
no market now. ST. 4 n ~; JJFsEs
SN y q w ~ lf Metals. ,'ss,. "A '5fgi4
,.ta III %so ARM sSm u AM = 81 sea,,y
quiet: straits I'll Is. 7f2 ~ Eis2 JYi.
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Y Central Standard Time.g
pennsylvania jRIgS.|
From RrIdgaport Station

sjSTrHins via tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail-
road leave: bridgeport for pittsb lrgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. 1850 a n. For Pittsburgh, IO:2!
l.: m: For Chicago and Clcyean,l. l:i2 n. IN,
for. pi.tsburgh and New, York ISL p. N. For
steubenville, 1898 a. m. IfIs
Trims arrive at'Brideeport at 7:S3 a. m, ], lo:?o
a. M. 1928 p. m. 1877 2. M. aud 7:be p. nj n
p IN; from East Liverpool, ll:l2 p. m. IA, -!
FROM WHEELING; STATION. y {
Trains via tho PIthbursh,i CtncInnn,J q 81
Louis Kailway-Ian.Ilandlc Rouie-leaye Wheel.
Ing for stentcnvillc, Pittsburgh and the Fat
$50 Il. IA, 1913 ,. nj, 800 p. M. and $40 n: m
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud 81:
and Chicago, le:i5 p. IN. Trains arrive Al Wheel.
Ing at $50 A. II. 1000 a. ~. 245 p. nj Sntd $40
p. M. Trains leaving ut G;2D a. m; and arriving
At B:20 p. m. run solId between Wheeling and
plttsbnrgh.sAll trains JHilv except Sunday. ~
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b.. 2. 4 G. RAlLRoAD-Ceutral Time. ~ N,
I, Bellaire 4 Zanesylle Through Passenger leaye,s
sesatte ~ VIZ a. M, arrives At Bellaire Al S:tS
"oodsned Passenger leaves Belalrc at 4:Io n. a
M, arrives At Belarc NJ $40 A. M. ~
% summarized Accommodation leaves Bellsiro I
~ l!:U \. NJ. arrives at II ;0J A. m. -|-|''
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Through tickets and baggage checked, 70 al
points; ror rates and other Information address
t{ffss WI. ROBINSON, q. P. A., Parkcrsbirr. n
4. J.lBAEDY, "A: q. PA, Parkersburr'
Wv. II. Osborn. s. T. A.. Pomeroy, Ohio.
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/; Railroads.

|NH1O RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
- Table taking effect November 81 1889, I
rrasssenSer ,tfaius Will run. rs Elollows-Central
thus which do not run on sunday: A Aa'
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55tS&i,:..j ~ ~ PRENTICE MuLroRp.
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{PALTIMORE&O HIO RAILROAD
A1IO and after November "A, 1859, trains do.
part and arrive ut wheelIugas followI-East n
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In good weather and on an even keel it
took half an hour to suck the pumps.n
II the vesseliwas, heeled to cardboard or
starboard it took much longer. ~ In very
rough weather ,we,pumped allthe / time
that could be spared from other duties,
There were two pumps at the foot of the
maiumast worked byilevers,, and these
were furnished with,tb ropes to pull
on. Half the watch worked at each
lever, and Sthese were located exactly
where on stormy nights the wild waves
were In the .habit Sof tlinging over the
bulwarks q hogshead or two Of water to
drench,us and wash us OF our feet. a 4
The Wizard was "a very;i""wet$ ship
She loved giving US moist ( surprises.
Sometimes on az fine day! & she /. would
gracefully, but suddenly, poke her nose
under, and come up and out OF tue AT.
lantic on Pacific ocean with fifteen or
twenty tons ofpea green sea water. foam.
ing over; the 3t'gallant 3forecastle, cascad-
ing thence on the spar deck and washing
everything movable slam bang up and
sometimes into 1.-The cabin. y This took
place once on a Aashday. Sailors wash
day is often regulated by, the supplyEot
water caught from the Clouds On this
particular occasion the: lore deck was
ifull Of old salts up to their barred elbows
in; uds,Svigorously! discoursing 5washtuh
and swashboard: Them II he flood came,
] and in "a moment the deck was filled
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06
GOLD DAY IN MICHIGAN.

nspabiican Candidate for Governor
snsw~a Under---Dsmocrst. Galn Five
Csngressmen.
DErEorT, Mich, Nov. 5.--For con-
gress the result shows the following as
elected First district, Chapman Dem. J
by 1000 plurality; Second, James s.
Gorman Dem.) 700; Third, James
o'Donnsll (Rsp.); Fourth, Julius Cesar
Burrows (Rep.) by small majority;
Fifth, ex-Oongreasman Ford Den.l
by 1000; sixth, i'm doubt;
Seventh, Whiting, Dem, 800 majority;
Eighth, Youmans Dem, small major
ity; Ninth, Wheeler, DEM, probably;
Tenth, Weedock, Dem: Eleventh, s.
M. Stephenson, Rep, by small margin.
Mtchigan's Democratic gain IL s, and
probably more On governor, Winans,
DEM, has showed under Turner, Rep,
and his plurality is now estimated
af Ii 900. The Democrats win ala0 elect
the state treasurer. In Detroit the Dem
oerats carried their full ticket for the
County Of Wayne by ymajorities Of from
300 20 5000.
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Republicans Get state Onzeers hot Prob
ably Lose the Legislature.

Rspubiicans Get state Omcers But Prob-
ably Lose tho LeGIsiaturc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-From the returns
20 FAR received II Is tolerahly certain
that the Republican state ticket headed
by Franz Amberg for treasurer Is
elected by q majority which viii vary
between 10, 700 and 1900. In this city
the entire county Democratic ticket,
headed by Congressman Frank Lawler
for sheriff Is successful by maiorities
ranging from 500 upwards with one ex-
ception, that Of Mrs. Mnlligan for
superintendent of schools. Dispatches
from Springfield say that st the present
ratio OF gains ON the Legislative ticket
the next Legislature viii be Democratic
on joint ballot. The new Legislature
will elect q senator 10 succeed Farwell
and Gen. Palmer Ii the nominee Of the
Democratic state convention for the
6enatorship.
Cannen Ii Beaten.
DANvTLLE, Ills, Nov. B.--George T..
Buckingham Rsp.) chief clerk OF the
Illinois house OF representatives, makes
an estimate which shows Cannon 10 be
beaten by small majority.
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SOUTH DAKOTA RETURNS
Meiaette and the Entire RepabIican
Ticket Probably Elected BY
Small MajorIties.
Builetlns Received at Pierre Indicate
Their Victory For the Capital.
Huron stiii Has Hopes.

PIERRE. 8. D., Nov. 5.-There was the
most intense excitement In Pierre
Tuesday night, and the attempt 10 pie-
tsrs IL would be impossible. Bulletins
from every quarter Of the stats were
coming fast. ard every one indicated
pierreas largo and increasing majority
for the permanent capital Of south
Dakota. Conservative estimates placed
IL at 20 900 ont Of n, 900 votes cast The
multitude who thronged every street
were crazy with JOY, and bands, cannon,
bells, bonflres and everything imagina
bic were brought out 10 add xest TO the
scene. Parades were formed and
marched through every street. and
there was no let up until morning. All
thought OF politics was forgotten, and
no one knows how ths vote Of the
city ON anything but tbs capital went,
and no one cares. II Ia the most intense
jubilation In the history Of Pierre, and
the scene pictured here was rarely ever
seen No definite returns can yet be
had.
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NORTH DAKOTA CONTEST
The Returns Now show q Small
Majority For the Repab-
lican Ticket.
hut the Democratic Committee Claims
Everything For Their
Party.

BISMARCK, Nov. 5.--The Republican
tickets are elected In the Ninth, Tenth,
and Eleventh Legislative districts by =
large majority. In all three districts I'm
Cass county. Burke. for governor, goes
ont OF the county with large majority.
johnson, Rep, win have 800 majority
In this county. The City Of Fargo was
about 3 stand of between Johnson and
Benton Returns received from thirty
two precincts in the state give johnson
for congress 1,225; Benton, Dem, g71.
For governor Burke, Rep, l,lps; Roach,
Dem, 026; Muir, Farmers alliance, 6B.
The Legislative ticket show Republi-
can majority so far a. heard from.
D~mscraas Claim MARTA Dakota.
Hr. PAUL, Nov. I'D. w. Marattg,
chairman of tbs Democratic state csn-
tral committee Of North Dakota, wired
The Globe at 2 O. m. that tho Democrats
had elected their congressman, gover-
nor, secretary Of state and superintend-
snf Of public instruction, and, with the
Alliance, controlled the Legislature.
Returns are given below from many
North Dakota counties;
Devils Lake. --As Ear ss known Re-
publican candidates for senator and
Democratic representative ahead.
Cmas.
Fargo. Burke, Rep, for governor
has probable plurality of 1880 In tho
county. Republican senator elected.
Sargent.
Eorman.--Incomplete returns indicate
Eorman win keep county seat by large
majority.
ovsnd FORKS.
Grand Forks indications that the
county has gone Democratic. Incozn-
plete returns give eenatorahips to Dem
ocrats In the Sixth aud Seventh dis
tric6 and 20 Republicans IN the Fifth.
Morton.
Mandan-- Entire Republican legisIa-
tive ticket elected and oil bat auditor
On county ticket
Buraciwh.
Bismarck. Fourteen out Of 81 pre-
cincts In Burleigh county. including the
city, give johnson, for congress, d plu-
rality Of 278, and Burke, for governor,
2S5. The balance Of the state ticket Ia
running I'm the same ratio. The remain
ing precincts are Republican and viii
swell that vote TO 600. For the legisla-
ture the ofhcial count WIN probably DO
required.
Lakofa. - Seven towns In Nelson
county, the home of johnson, gave BEN
ton tDem. Il majority of y4 over john
son Rep for congress. The Legislative
ticket looks like Rapu hlicQn
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FIandreau. - Eleven precincts in
Moody county give Huron 25s majority.
The Republican state ticket Ii carried.
The Democrats get ons representative.
nay.
Webster. SO far the Independents
have carried Day county.
Hufchinson.
Tripp. Hutchinson county, it In eeti-
mated, win give $50 Republican ma
iority, and 400 majority for PiarTe.
Davsson.
Mitchell. - The entire Republican
ticket seems TO be elected without
doubt. Huron win carry the county
by BOO majority.
HamJtn.
Castlewood. lit Ia evident that this In
dependent state and Legislative ticket
carried I'm Hamlin county, and that the
entire Independent county ticket y
elected. Huron's majority win be about
800.
Alexandria. -Republi state senator
and Q Democratic representatives
~A@@V~~&s
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NEW York, NV. 5.-The Sun says:
The next house of Representatives In
evidently Democz~(ic hy thirty-five ma
jority. The mos remarkable result is
the ovsrturn in tw Hampshire. The
gains In Rhode and and Massachu-
sstts are very = hble. The southern
states show hea15 Democratic gains.
Ths Republicans 1fc wiped cut In Mis-
scuri and Marylnnd. McComas, leader
Of the Republicens in the house, II
badly defeated lii i Kepablican district.
~ appears that Oann0n win figure again
In congress and Chat iocal pride has
elected McKinlay the Republican
leader. Henry Cebot Lodge. the author
Of the Force bdIh gets Through by a
small majority over DIR. William
Everett. The Faxmers' Alliance candi-
dates I'm the SOUTH endorsed by Demo
Gratis, are nearly NJ electeds All tho
Democrats that Were ousted are sent
back by large maJprities.
Ths Hsrzaass Figures.
NEw YoRE, Nov. 5s--The Herald
figures ont Democratic majority of 40
in the next house III Representatives and
says tha Mapub bll@An6 appear 20 have
q slight lead Ia the state assembly.
Democrats Majority 7g.
ftKw YoRK, Nov. 4. The Times says:
The Democrats h6ve completely over-
thrown the Republicans Ii the house OF
Representatives. Il&& Fifty-accond con-
gress will eonstEt NJ 1;}2 members. as
follows; Deun0 0cf4t& 81; EepuhIicans,
f2D; Independents. ~ - 6f1lS, II.
The Trssans's Esfimass.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 5.--Ihe returns
from the states indicate the return OF
1877 Republican and 135 Democratic con-
gressmen, says The Tribune this morn
Ing.
a Tic on J0inf BalleA
NEW YoRx, Nov. 5.--Ths, latest cor
rected returns from the various assem-
bly, districts give. the Democrats g.. and
the Republicans 81 members. This
viii make the legislature . tie On joint
ballet.
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RESULT IN OTHER srArsa


xhs Prohibitory Ansa6masns Defeated ~
so,ooo sIsjoFfty I'm Nshrxska.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. k..--The majority
against the prohibition amendment d
estimated at so,p00. Rsfurns from
twenty nine precincts shovA nspubli.
can loss OF 4ee and Democratic toss 81
e2.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 5.--The
chairman of the Democratic COMMITTEES
claims majority Of mot loss than f0,0oo
on state ticket and ten ont OF the thiY.
teen membersaof congress.
The following announcement was
made by the Democratic committes
shortly after midnight; We have oar.
ricd the state by 10, ,0O0, elected the Len.
islatnre and eleven Of the thirteen eon-
gressmen.
I'VE are claiming nothing and con-
cedine nothing" said Chairman Mich
ener OF the Republican state central
committee. I'VE have returns from
only few districts and thsrsfors have
nothing ON which to hass an estimate.
We are making no concessions.
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OMAHA, Eeb., Nov. 5.---Latsst advises
from Utah state the chairman Of tbs
Liberal committee comedies ths.electiop
of Caine [Mormon4 by 5000 or 4, 900
majority. The Liberals only carry tive
counties, Juab and 6uMmit. Ths LIB
eral loss In Salt Lake county II 400 On
account OF the apathy in the city vote.
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DEMOCRATS oeT MISSOURI.

Entira state and Congressional Ticket
Eiseted---Legisiafur Democratic.
KANSAS CRY, No., Nov. J.--The state
Democratic ticket for supreme Judge,
state superintendent OF public schools
and railroad commissioner Is elected.
Returns from the state show a solid
Democratic congressional delegation
from Missouri. This IL the first time In
seventeen years Missouri has had q solid
delegation. The Democrats win have b
majority Of about 25 ON q joint ballot in
the Legislature.
A Farmer for Governor.
In the Seventh district later returns
indicate the election of Simpson Dean.)
Returns from the Fifth district point TO
the election m Warren Nem. -Eullaz
returns indicate the election on Willett,
farmer's candidate, for governor.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. s.--Ths
editor Of The Albuquerque Demooras
says that the indications are that Jos.
ephs, Dem, has carried 10 Of the IL
counties In New Mexico, and that the
Democrats win have majority og the
senate and house for the FIRST time In
tweuty-four years.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. g. Returns con.
tinue TO come In slowly. Indications
seem 10 point to the fact that Markham,
Rep, candidate for governor has been
elected. Nothing ut all has been re-
csived from any OF the SIX congress
sional districts.
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south Caroline.

CoLUMBIA, y. c., Nov. 5.--No disturb
ancs in the state. Returns are comiag
In rapidly and indicate the certain sisc.
ton Of Tillman. All the Democratic
state officers and candidates Cor congress
are elected with the possible excaption
OF congressman for the Seventh district.
NKw YoRK, Nov. g.--Ths evening
6un bulletin says: @TilImap and oil to
pempcratic congressman are elected In
South Carolina"
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Lineoln.
Lake Benton. indications that ALI
snce ticket swept the county with Re-
puhlicnns close second.
Redwood.
Redwood Falls. Merriam's plurality
win be 100. Lind. Rep, for congress,
win have 30. Republican state senator
and representative elected.
Faribanlt. Republicans claim full
county except county attorney. Stock
tom Tor senator undoubtedly elected.
Rock.
Luverne. Probable plurality I'm the
whole county for Merriam 800, for Lind
ESQ. Republican state senator elected.
Scott.
shakopee. County gives about 1 zoe
Democratic majority.
steele.
Owaf0nna. Steele county gives
small majority for Harries. Republican
legislative ticket elected. Several towns
have not yet reported.
stevens.
Morris. Complete returns Of Stevens
county give Alliance plurality. with Re-
publican second. Halvorsen elected SEN
ator, Schallmnn, Hetterlrnd and Pearce
for representative.
Swift.
Benson Alliance Democratic sena-
tors and Representatives elected By good
majorities. Alliance ticket leads, with
Democratic second.
T0&zd.
Long Prairie. Estimates give Giessn
majority for senator with Republican
representatives In lead.
Wmsecn.
Waseca. Democratic county ticket
probably all elected, and county gone
Democratic for state Offices.
Winonn.
Winona. - Republicans elect Tawney,
ctate senator, majority 300; also repre-
sentatives. Democrats elect / repre-
tentative Ia this county.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

OKLAHOMA CrY, Nov. 5.--Returns
from Oklahoma Territory are 10 the ef-,
feet that Harvey, Rep. IL elected dele
gate TO congress by about ! 600 ma3ori-
~ over Mccoy, Dem, and Crocker,
Farmers Alliance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-06

MogTuosGERy. Ala, Nov. 0.--Scatssr-
ing returns received are sufacisnt %
show that the complete Democrat tickst
Is elected In this state. Tslegrams from
points In every district show that the
Farmers alliance man did not vote for
the Independents except to . Very lim-
tied extent.