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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-11-05
I'M MASSACHUSETTS,.
Russell. Dem., Reelected by from
ta5,o0o.

Russell. Dem., REFLECTED by from 8, 900
TIA 5000.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-Complete returns
from this other cities show Democratic
gains which will elect Russell by from
5000 to 5000.
Russell, it is estimated, has received
10000 and Allen 15t ,o00, votes, leaving
the governor plurality Of about 5000.
The vote of Boston is 36,512 for Russell
and % ,9s7 for Allen, which gives the
Democrats plurality in the city of 49,
525. the towns outside of the large
cities last year gave Bracket 59,3l3 and
Russell 81, ,889. Returns from 292 towns
this year give Russell 40,S71, and Allen
59,3s4. Governor Russell gained 13 pei
cent. in these towns, which applied to
the rest of the towns would make his
total In all towns 59,198. The same
towns showed a gain for Allen of 10 pei
cent. over Brackets vote of last year.
This percentage applied to the rest OF
the towns will give him 6S, 303 in all the
towns. Add to these figures the vote Of
Boston and it swells Russells' vote to
95,711 and Aliens to 91,790. The cities
outside of Boston gave Russell year
ago 50, IA and Bracket 52,515. Russell
carried them then by $500 plurality
The increased vote this year in these
same cities indicates that Russell will
have over 90, 900 votes and Allen IS, 900,
thus making the total vote in the state
about 166,000 for Russell and 151 900 for
Allen.
The entire Republican state ticket,
with the exception of governor, is elect
ed by ample pluralities. Returns for
members of the legislature are incom-
plete. The returns thus far indicate
that II Republican senator's are elected.
Among the senatorial candidates de-
feated is Robert Howard. of Fall River.
His defeat Is something Of a surprise.
Complete returns for 127 members of
the honse of representatives, little
more than one-half, show that SO Re.
publicans have been elected and as
Democrats. The plurality for Speaker
Barrett Is twice that Of last year. The
executive council will probably stand
several Republicans to one Democrat.
\
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Governor nm is Happy.

ALBANY, Nov. 8. Governor ELL says
The result is extremely gratifying,
and the more so because all our big
gains were either in the country or elss
in districts where there was alleged dis
satisfaction, such as Brooklyn and
Erie counties. 1t is yindication Of the
party and party principles. The stuffed
tiger was not in it In the country, al
was evidenced by the increased Demo
cratic vote. am particularly gratiied
over the results IN New York, and ms
own city of Elmira. The result also in
the senate and assembly districts is IL
we expected. It is time for general 10
joicing.
When the result was announced
definitely the governor said:
"It should be remembered as great
Democratic victory preceding Demo
cratic success in the nation next year.
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NEW JERSEY.
Democrats Secure n Majority In the
State Legislature.

Democrats Secure Majority In the
State Legislature.
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-Upon the result q
the contest in this state depends the
election Of the successor to United States
Senator Rufus Blodgett. There Were
senators voted for. Sixty assemblymen
were voted for In accordance with the
new district lines established by the last
legislature.
The Democrats viii have a majorit,
in both branches of the Legislature Al
the headquarters of the Democrats il
this city the claim is made that Demo
cratic senators have been elected il
Hudson, Middlesex and Sussex counties
The Democrats claim to have elected N
assemblymen in tie state.
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Pennsylvania REPUBLICAN.
The Election Was for Auditor Genera
@A @#*t and state Treasurer. a 4

The Election Was for Auditor General
.@ ss and State Treasurer. 1
PHn4ADELPHA, Nov. 5.-The indica-
tions are that General David M. Gregg
Rep, for auditor general, has defeated
Robert e. Wright, Dem. by SO 900. Foi
state treasurer, Morrison, Rep, has 80,
600 majority over A. L. Tilden, Dem.
Philadelpbia gave $4,000 for .Grege
and Morrison.
Beerks county. the home of Gregg, ant
Democratic stronghold, gave $500 fo
Wright. fa
Allegheny county, in which Captain
Morrison resides, gave him $4,000 ma
jority. !.
Mr. Wright carried his own county
Lehigh, BY 2. 500, while Tilden lost Erie
where he lives, w 800.
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A word from prcKinIey.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-An enthusiastic
crowd Of 5000 citizens literally carried
Governor-elect Mckinley from his hotel
to q public hall in Canton at 2 O'Clock
Wednesday morning He was lifted te
the stage and said: ''If the later re.
turns confirm the news we now receive
we will have a right to meet again and
rejoice over the glorious victory now be-
ing recorded, but we must remember
that as yet we have heard from about
one-haH of the state. thank you all
for your MANY manifestations OF good
win, hearty support and constant effort
in my behalf.
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ola soldiers voted EarIy.

DAYTON, O., Nov. 5.-Nearly one
half the vote of this city was in the
boxes at 10 a. m. Many mistakes were
made in every precinct, because of the
Australian system. Sixty out of the
geventy votes at the insane asylum were
cast for Campbell, and the county in
frmary was about the same proportion.
There was much less than the usus
amount Of scratching. The situatio
was lively around the fifteen precinct
cit the soldiers home Most of tn
veterans voted early, and Mckinley cal
ried the home by over / 900
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pemocrat. Clalm Che Legislature.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--The World says
in an extra issued at 9:3O a. m: Both
branches of the legislature have gone
Democratic. The senate win be tie,
10 Democrats and 16 Republicans. The
lieutenant goyernor.will give the former
the advantage on all party questions.
The assembly will remain the same a
last year-68 Democrats and 90 Repub.
hcans. The New York delegation will
consist of 20 Tammany men, County
Democrat and Republicans. Tine
Kings county delegation viii be com
posed of Q Democrats and Repub
icans. 49,
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Campbell CongratuIates Mckinley.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.--Governor Camp
bell sent the following telegram to
Major Mckinley: Hearty congratula-
tians upon your election. I have no
doubt that you will serve the people
with fidelity and honor.
In an interview Governor Campbell
placed the blame for defeat ON the free
silver plank in the platform, and lack Of
funds for campaign purposes. About
one-third of the precincts in the state
are heard from.
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John sherman.s Opinion.

MANSFIELD, Nov. 5.-In an interview
on the result OF the election in Ohio,
senator SherIpan said: 1T is a glori-
ous victory. have cause to believe
that Mckinley has been elected by over
$1,000 plurality and that the Legislature
is safely Republican. The result, which
ever it may be, will have an important
influence upon future canvasses and
elections. The two issues, free coinage
and protective tariff, were never be-
fore presented SO distinctly TO the peo-
pie of state as they have been to the
people of Ohio. As to the tariff, the
issue was fairly made and met. As tc
the free coinage of silver, it was clearly
made an issue by the Democrats, but
Campbell and nearly all the Democratic
speakers shrunk from it.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.--The Commercial
Gazette this morning says editorialIy:
J Returns from the legislature show that
II IS reliably Republican and careful
canvass OF the senatorial preferences of
the members elected show that If Gov.
ernor Foraker really has senatorial as
pirations his election is assured beyond
the shadow OF q doubt A number Of
the legislators are already outspoken il
their choice, notably the three Republi-
cans from Lncas county. who state pos
itively that they are for Foraker first.
last and all the time.
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Workesi Charminrlr.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--yictors and van.
quished In yestsgday's political conflict
are agreed on one thing, and that is that
the new election law worked charm
ingly. Now that the law has been tried
and found satisfactory both Republi4
cans and Democrats are wondering how
any election was ever conducted with.
ont It. The only citizens who spoke dis
paragingly OF it were the professional
ticket neddlars.
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The PluraIitr firowing.

COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 5.--At an earl
hour Chairman Hahn, of the Repub1i
can state central committee, claime
McKinley's plurality to be 22,0O0 an
both branches of the legislature. II
claims SO Democrats and s6 Republi
cans, with three doubtful, in the house
In the senate 1s Republicans and
Democrats.
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New Jersey Legislatnre.

TRENTON, Nov. 5.-The latest figures
ON the legislature show that it will
stand: Senate, Republicans, 5; Demo-
Gratis, 8. House, Republicans, 90; DEM
ocrats, 40. This makes the election of
Democratic United States senator in
1899 almost certain.
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QUAY tioes snnrn.

PITTsBURa. Nov. 5.-Senator M. 8.
Quay has gone to Washington, whence
he will so south to Florida. He is ac-
companied by his son and Captain FL.
M. Donahue, of Beaver. General
Malone, of Peterburg, Va, will also
ioin the marty.
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Legislatiye contest yerv CIose.

New York, Nov. 5.-The complexion
of the legislature, according to the lat
est returns, is as follows: Senate, Re
publicans, 15; Democrats, II. AS
sembly, Republicans, So; Democrats, 90
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McKinIey's Plurality In That Stat
Estimated at Twenty-Five
thousand.
Republicans VIII Also Control Boil
Branches Of the State
Legislature.
Russell, DEM, Reelected Governor o
Massachusetts Balance OF or.
ficers Republican.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 5.--Election da.
passed off quietly. Party workers. how
ever, bent every energy to get ont ful
vote. There was intense interest in ths
election and business was nearly stls
pended in many cities and towns. Al
unusually heavy vote was polled Al
through the state. William Mckinley
Rep. was elected governor by a major
ity of from $4,000 to 10000. and tn
legislature will be Republican in botl
branches. ~ E8s A
Republicans CIaim Everything In Ohio
Chairman Hahn was present at tn
Republican headquarters during tn
entire night, and had his clerk hard !
work figuring upon every return tina
came in. He said to the United Pres
reporter:
81 have not the slightest reason b
change my estimate of Ohio going Re
publican by at least $4,000. Every re
turn strengthens my belief. Hay CLAIM
to the legislature and three close Demo
cratic counties, Hardin, Hanco G
and Paulding, which have heretofor
been Democratic and which have hel
in doubt, have been won by the Re
publican candidates for Legislature. Th
entire Republican ticket will be elected.
Dempcrats Concede Evsry thing.
Immediately afterward the Demo
cratic committee rooms were visited
Chairman Neal said;
Everything is lost. Mckinley wi
carry the state by at least $4,000"
aHow about the legislature:" wa
asked.
well, they take that too, but / cal
not tell by what majority
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Campbell TaIks.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 5. - Governor
Campbell was at his desk in the execu-
tive Office at the usnal hour, unrufied
by his defeat. To d United Press re-
porter hesaid: II do not accept this as
2 triumph Of the tariff position of the
republicans. Far from it, When
asked what he attributed his defeat to.
tne governor said that among the prin-
capal causes was the lack of funds in the
nands OF the state committee to carry
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At Faasett,s IIome.

ELMIRA, Nov. 5.--Elmira, 8. Fassett's
home, complete, gives Flower plural
ity of 504. In 1883 Hill had plurality
of 6,059.
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ELscTIoN NEWS IN WASHINGTON

The Presidents, Attorney General ana Sac.
retary Rusk Were Deeply Interested.
WAsHINdTos, Noy. 5. President
Harrison spent all Of Tuesday evening
at the executive mansion receiving
election returns. With him were Attor.
ney General Miller and Secretary Rusk.
Two wires brought bulletins direct to
the house. k
Secretary Blaine, at his big house
near the executive inansiolN was furn-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-11-05
Death stopped His Vote.

GREENvfLIE, o., Nov. 5.-Ten Dunk
ards went TO the polls in body anc
voted for Campbell. The had not voted
for five years before. Frederick White
back, aged 10, dropped dead Of hear
2 Failure IN the booth while fixing hi
fsoLof
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-11-05
The senata = Tie.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. ). = Derby
Rep. is elected to the senate from ~ NJ
Sixteenth district. This makes the
senate tie.
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PHnADEIPHIA, Nov. 8. The, entir,
state complete gives Gregg, Rep, fol
auditor general, 5o,832 plurality over
Wright, Dem. Morrison, Rep, fol
state treasurer, has Al, ,487 plurality owe,
Tilden, Dem.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-11-05
At Flowers Home.

WATERFOWL, Nov. Watertown,
Flowers home, gave him majority of
443. Warner Miller's majority in
Watertown in 1883 was 204.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-11-05
New york Congressn en-

Bourke Cochran, Dem, takes the late
General Spinola's seat in congress. &
In the Twenty second district, Water
town, Curtis, Rep, is elected to con-
gress.
Second congressional district complete
gives Chaplin, DEM, 2,975;. Bristow
Rep, 1895. Chapin's majority, 1879.
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Repnblican Congressman Elected.

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 5.-Charles e.
Belknap was elected to congress to fiji
the vacancy caused by the death of Con-
,,.o.. = :. ..t M. H Ford, of the Fifth dis
s,.;at - 'Av of 1,200 to 1900 over
Toh.s cratic can
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Chapin,s Maior,tv.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Mayol
Chapin's majority for congress ovel
Henry Bristow, Rep, is about 1000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-11-05
Went Home to vote.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Not many pol
iticians remained In Washington Tues
day, most Of them going to their homes
for the purpose Of voting. 4
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The Democratic state Ticket Elected b,
20, 900. t

The Democratic State Ticket Elected by
10000.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The blanket bal
lot and great deal of cutting in many
counties makes it impossible to give
complete returns. The Democratic
ticket received increased majorities ii
fifteen counties Of the state. The plu
rality Of the state Democratic ticket Ii
over $4,000. In this city the entire
Democratic ticket was elected. Brown
governor, has 17,45J plurality II
the city. The. Democrats ais
carry the first legislative distric
by sees, the second by 4,610 and tn,
third by 1880. The Democrats were a
successful in the state as they were Ii
the city. The Legislature viii be over
whelmingly Democratic. In the las
senate there were is Democrats and 81
Republicans. In the next senate Their
win be 4 and perhaps . Republicans an,
in the house about 1e, giving the Demo
Gratis a majority on joint ballot of Us
The official count may change the resul
somewhat. The amendments to tn
constitution are in doubt. Very littl
interest was manifested in them in th
counties. 1851 ~ 1865 ~ Il
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Latest from New York

New YoRK, Nov. 5.--The latest re.
turns show that Flowers plurality for
governor is 1854.
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what Democrats Concede.

na CINaNNATI, Nov 1.-The Enquire,
says McKinley's plurality is $4,000 t,
10000. The house Is 62 Republicans; 4:
Democrats. Senate, II Republicans, 1.
Democrats.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1891.

on tne legitimate work of the campaign.
The silver plank doubtless also lost the
party many votes.
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ished with election news by the tele-
graph companies and press associations.
Secretary Noble did not seem to share
in the natural excitement to learn the
way the things were going for he went
to the theater. The other members of
the cabinet were out of town, Seer retary
Foster In Ohio, Secretary Proctor in
New York and Postmaster General
Wanamaker in Philadelphia. The ex-
element in Washington over the cleo
tion was confined largely to department
clerks and members of political clubs.
RESULT IN MARYLAND.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-01
eistsshsod BTsnc b, Iron Hall.

On Monday evening 81 ladies Assem-
bled at Golden Cross Hall and Sisterhood
Branch of the Iron Hall was instituted by
State Deputy W. A. Rice. The following
officers we're elected and installed Mrs. j
W. Lawson, junior past justice; Mrs. J
W, Bangs, chief justice; Florence s
ChoAte, vie, justice; Mrs. II. l., Sher.
burne. accountant; Jennie Bolster, cashier
Mrs. A. N. J. Lovejoy, herald; Mrs. J. r
Townsend. sdjuster; Mrs. +. L. Pond
preste; Laura G. Taylor, Waterman
Nellie NJ Eastman, vsdette; DR.. Nancy T.
williams, medical examiner; Hattie p.
Lppincott, Mrs Lena C. Cochrane, Mrs. T.
N. Baker, trustees. The charter was no,
closed, and any DESTROYS Of membership
can be admitted next Saturday evening .,
the regular meeting at the above hall.
Applications may be obtained Of any of the
officers, or members. Ladies can take
certificates for $500. 400, 500, 800 or $1,000
payable in seven years. There are now
200 sisterhoods in the whole order, com.
ptising q membership Of 10. 900 ladies'.
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Our city readers vho rebics in the In
crease Of local business and In our CITY,
prosperity viii be glad 10 know that An
gusts 10 to have smother frst class stool
farm. Mr.. ". P. o'Beieu Of Randolph
Msss.. wealthy shoe manufacturer. h
leased the well kno~n stock farm, formerj,
owned BY DR.. J. W. North, and will sool
place upon II stud Of finely bred irostip,
stock, snd breeding dana. The stYin,
will be led Of by Tires Hne sialIious, viz
~. three-year-old son Of Alcan
tara -four year old record 2 80, . phe
nominal sire. last year putting twenty on.
Into the $50 circie--the only stallion thu
ever won this honor. The dam Of thi
stallion is by Squire Waibridge, by Ham
blesoniAn, 10; second dam by Mambrins
Chief. (2). Bonbuoiic, years old, b.
Don Carlos. q 2s); dam by Bsyard; sec
ond dam BY Edwin Forrest. (3). Mar
imush, year old, BY Mariner; BY Snug
gler, (2.15 ~; dam by Atdsllsh Prince
second dam by Sentinel, by Hambletonian
Among the breeding msres to be placed
upon the farm is the finely bred mar.
Lucy P, t227 I'D; and others By
such great sifes - Don Wilkes, Don Carlos
Solicitor and others equally ~ we'll bred
All the above stations will be handled fol
records the coming season, a. will alss
some Of the mares. The farm il to be il
charge Of that well known trainer W. s
LAmson Of Liberty - superintendent, snt
10 to be called Enterprise Stock Farm. th,
present proprietor discardipg the forme,
name. We are glad to record the fact Of
Mr.. O'Bfien's location here, and trust hi
highest anticipations Of success viii b.
realized.
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The Carroll stud Of Rorsss.

Mr.. Jas. Il. Carroll, the we'll known
horsemsn, has moved his stud Of horses
from its former quarters q. the Richards SOC
farm In Fafmiugdale to the Col. Aliens
stables, which are situated 10 Randolph but
= few minutes walk from the Maine Cen
trail station in Gardiner. The new stables
have been nicely fitted up. are hsndily
arranged and make excellent sccommods-
tons for Mr.. CArrolrs stallions. Now thai
he is ready for business and the breeding
season is at hand he comes out in this issue
Of the JOURNAL with bis an
nouncement for the season Of 1891
The JOURNAL has already mentioned
Mr.. CAROLS horses in q previous
issue, and the advertisement gives in g
clear and extensive manner the breeding of
the three stations which Mr.. Carroll will
use for stud purposes, viz. Clip Anderson,
Clay Rolfe aud Don. They are all thor
oughbfed stations and are among the fin
est for stock purposes in this section Of the
State. Too much cannot be said in prsise
Of the head of the stud, Clip Anderson q
handsome chestnut horse, foaled in 1880,
Is LIZ hands high and weighing 100
pounds. The names Of his sire. Mambrinc
King, and his dam Memphis, are enough
to guarantee that his breeding is all that can
be desired. The long line Of srotsers sired
by Msmbrino King and mentioned in the
pedigree OF Clip show Of what stuff the
horse is made. Nightingale. one Of Nam
brine Kings get, at a recent race trotted
the fifth heat in 20 and others Of his get
are cutting their mark down to small fg
ures. In the 1891 announcement of C J
Hamlin's Village Farm, East Aurora, N.
Y. he places great stress on the perform
ances of the get Of Mambrino King. A
paragraph will show his opinion Of the
horse.
"In 1889 Village Farm stood without an
equal in one respect. 1t was the home Of
Hamlin's Almont Jr., the only living stall
lion. three Of whose produce had won three
consecutive heats in races. Each one
trotted below 2 30. Ia 1890 three Of the
produce Of Msmbrino King equslled these
performances, and today he aud Almont Jr.
are the only two stations three of whose
get have made this record"
II 10 . great record, surely. OF the other
horses, Clay Rolfe and Don, their pedi-
grees speak for themselves and include
some Of the fastest horses on the raes track
today. The farmers OF this section are
lucky in having so near at hand, three su-
pefior stations from which they can secure
colts that are reasonably sure Of being
solid sbie-bodied horses and able to show
fast clip when trained. We are glad t.
present the Carroll stud to the horse treed d.
ers Of Central Maine.