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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19

Madison, Wis, Nov. 15.--Thc official vote
for president and governor in the counties
named was as follows: Dane, Cleveland,
G.S33 Harrison, $685.; Peck, 6,73s: Slooncr,
G,5SD. Marquette. Cleveland. 1,1Nj: Harrl.
son. ST.; Peck, 1,2O5: Spu0ner, S75. Crnw-
ford, Cleveland, 1915; Harrison. 1,725;
Peck, 1,G12; Spooner, 1.727. %Outagamie,
Cleveland. 4,545; Harrison. 2.735; Peck.
4,6l2; Spooncr, 2.71S. Taylor, Cleveland,
5C4: Harrison, 1874; Peck, Dill; Spooner.
727:. Florence, Cleveland, 1876; Harrison,
BAL; Peck, 1906. Spooner, AL. KewMunee,
Cleveland. 2,O46; Harrison, 500; Peck, 2.O3y;
Spooncr. $50. Irempcauleau. Cleveland,
1.52l; Harrison 2.11s; Peck, 500: Spooner,
946: Peck, Observation-Disclosures
2,113. %.Jeneau. Cleveland, 1913; Harrison,
!4G; Peck, 2.0I4: Spooner. 1923. Price.
Cleveland. 97G: Harrison. $50; Peck. SOL:
Spooner, 1.HN. OcOnto, Cleveland, LAD;
Harrison. 1,275: Peck, 1921; Spooner, 1,260.
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SCARCE.
A Complete Failure.

hard winter before them. Investigations to-
day show that cabbage, potatoes, apples,
turnips, parsnlps, carrots, beets M onions
are selling now at from double to thrice the
prices Of q year ago, and the chances arc
that the values will be enchnnced several
hundred per cent before the middle of the
winter. The kitchen garden industry in the
country tributary to Chicago has been al.
most q complete failure this year. Not only
and in ZONE parts of Canada, the same con.
di,ions prevail. There seems to be no source
whence the deficit In the vegetable crop
can be filled except by importation from
Europe. and vegetables obtained thus would
he so costly as to preclude their use by per.
sons OF moderate means. The direct cause
OF vegetable crop failure was the backward
season last spring and the cold rains that
continued late into the, summer.
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Ter .

F1AnDRRAu, 8. d., Nov. 15.-A foul
murder was committed Sunday evening
about i've miles southeast OF this place.
Otto Solquist and Ed Wilson, . couple
OF farm hands. left town late in the
afternoon and yesterday Solquist was
foand dead In an open fisld with his
head crushed in in both temples 20 il
he had been struck With Q hammer or
ssome similar instrument. HIS body
was Brought to town this morning By
the county coroner. An inquest has
not yet been held. 6olquist and Viii
son had been working with . threshing
Grew aud were not local men. Il seems
the murder was committed for the
money Solquist had on his person.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19
The DEACON Imbroxlio,

Paris. Nov. 15.-It is expected that the
court to which Mrs. Deacon has appealed
from the decision Of the tribunal # the
Seine that she has no right to sue her hus.
band for divorce and ordering that Mr.. Dea-
con have the custody Of the children, will
confirm the action of the lower court. It
is likely that the case will be heard Wcdnes-
day. Mr.. Deacon's lawyer will ask the
court to impose q fine of 1000 francs daily
upon Mrs. Deacon until she produces her
daughter whom she abducted from the con.
vent of Our Lady Of the Assumption az soon
as she learned Of the decision Of tho tribn.
nal of the Seine giving Mr.. Deacon the
custody of tile children.
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Admits His Guilt.

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 12.-.Charles Neuendorn,
one of the seven councilmen charged with
soliciting brides, was arraigned for trial IN
the common pleas court yesterday. He was
terribly agitated, and despite the encourag-
ing words of his counsel, broke completely
down. He acknowledged every point clatmed
ing in the rear of his store at midnight and
laving plans for bleeding the rich corpora
ti9ns which sought franchises from the coun-
eli. He admitted It oil and begged for
NJ Il. church steward md Sunday. school
Superintendent, is the next. His trial Will
Monday.
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Twenty Men Wounded.

johnson City, Tenn, Nov. C."-News
reaches here Of the bloodicst election fight
on record at the polls on Big Rock Creek,
Mitchell county, N. c.. between Republican
factions. George X. Pritchard, Republican
nominee for sheriff, was opposed by Isaac
Mckinney, independent Republican, who
was defeated for the nomination by q sman
majority. The race was remarkably bitter
and bloodshed expected. A fight vas pre-,
inpocIing down his opponent. Immediately
the whole crowd Of fifty took sides. A des.
perate battle ens9cd. Stones a,,r' knives sr aca
twenty men are wounded, fou Of whom
viii WMiI pTsobabiy die. The community is noted
for its desperate acts. The whole po'pula-
tion is In arms, and more bloodshed Is lmmA-
Nont.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19
Army OF the Tenncssee.

st. Louis, Nov. 15.-The arrangements
were nearly completed : tonight for the
twenty-fourth annual reunion Of the So
ciety of the Army of the Tennessee, which
will be held at the Lindell hotel on
Wednesday n Thursday. The programme
Of entertainment win provide for q round Of
pleasures for the soldier guests, to concl. lde
with an elaborate banquet on Thursday
tomorrow, and among the number it ia
hoped to have Secretary Of War Stephen B.
Elkins Of West Virginia, Secretary Of the
Interior John W. Noble Of Missouri, Sec
rotary of Agriculture jeremiah Kusk Of
Wisconsin. The Grafton is to be delivered
by Maj. Gen. John NJ. Schofeld Of New
York.
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Kau.a., New Congressmen.

Topeka, Nov. 14.--From full returns re.
ceived from every district 1t is known that
the following have been elected to congress:
First district, Case Broderick lRepl; Sec.
son. F Fl Il; Su Fourth, ls Charles Sou Curtis isD Mep.5;
Fifth, John Davis Fusion); Sixth, Baker
FUSION; Seventh, Jerry simpson (Ft!sion)i
these are elected BY majorities Of 1000 or
more, with the exception Of Funston, whose
majority over Moore (Fusion) is but LIZ.
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Aid For Ireland,

Dublin. Nov. 15.-At 9 meeting Of the
south division Of Langford, received a let
ter enclosing a..check for 5000 from the
committee of the Irish home rule organise
ing the various committees, Canada, Aus.
tralta and Great Britain, for the generous
assistance which they. gave to the national
movement at q time when the cause of home
rule WAS endangered. =
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She Ourht to Know.

Atlanta, Nov. 15.-The report of Senator
Hills engagement to Mrs. Fannie Iverson Of
Atlanta liz unequivocally denied. She met
Scnator Hill five years ago on his first visit
to Atlanta ut one of the receptions rendered
was circulated L. a short time after Gov. Hills
visit to Atlanta ut that time, and the report
has. been revived Mt intervals. Mrs. Iverson
says there is not q word Of truth in the re.
mort. =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19
Scramble for Tickets.

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 15.-Scenes sim
liar to those on the opening Of q new res
crvatlon to settlement were witnessed here
to-day when Yale was allotted her share Of
the nineteen thousand tickets to the Yale-
Harvard game at Springfield next Saturday.
The line was formed ut night fall yesterday
and the students cnmped all night await
to le distributed. Cards and various other
amtlsements helped to cnliven the wait, aud
when the sale opened the precious PASTE
boari quickly passed into their possession.
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x~che WIN he Pnrdoned.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Thc Herald this morn
ing says: From n source absolutely au-
thoritative the statement comes that Gov.
Fif.r will place in the hands Of Warden
Dement, OF Joliet prison on the morning Of
Nov. "a next Thanksgiving day q pardon
for Oscar Neebe, the anarchist who was
convicted OF. completely in the Haymarkct
imprisonment. The pardon has already been
prepared"
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M Friend, tho Doctor" II Dead.
Chicago, Nov. 14.-Dr. A. Reeves Jackson OF
this city, the original OF Mark Twain's char
scter. .'My Friend, the Doctor In ~'1nnocents
III tan Gays from the effects OF y stroke OF apo
nlaxy. BE will be Inferred at GAINESVILLE. Wis.
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Baker Calls Upon Cleveland.

New York, Nov. 15.-Mr. Cleveland did
not receive all his callers today. He CON.
planned during the morning OF having q
slight bilious attack, but later in the day
he said 1t had worn away. He admitted.
been kept busy every day since election re-
ceiying visits from prominent Democrats
who desired to offer their congratulations.
land to-day were Gov. Flower, s.. Bissell Of
buffalo, his former law partner; Congress-
man johnson of Ohio and Lewis Baker.
of Ninucaota.
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Barnes Cssssy.

VALLEY OrTY. Nov. 10.-[Speoial Tel
egram. l-Barnes county gives the re-
publinn electors 8l2; fusion electors
col. johnson, 682; O'Brien,. 97e; Foss,
G58, Burke. 500; Shortridge, $40.
Frank White, republican candidate for
state senator, il elected BY . majority
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.Marlborougk,. Funeral.

London, Nov. 15.-The funeral of the duke
of Marlborough took place to-day at Blen-
Leim palace. the Marlborough seat at Wood
stock, Oxfordshire. Among those present
brother. the marquis of Londonderry, Lord
WimbOrne, viscount Curzon, the. dukes
brother in-law, Lord De Ramsey, the duke
bility. The dukes son and heir. was the
chief mourner. The duchess was present
IT. the balcony of the chapel throughout the
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19
Grad Rorks County.

G11BY, Nov. 1G-[Specisl Telegram.
township complete gives re-
publican electors, IS; fusion. 40; pFohi-
bttion 8; johnson, Sc; O'Br1en, 20;
Foss, FL, Burke. So; 6h0s fridge. A.
spencer. so; Wallace. 81. Dahl. s.:
Peabody, a. Walker. IS; Porter. AZ;
Booker, 81; Nomland, 81. Divine. 66'
Eiaenhuth, As. Fsnoher, 81; Cudhia.
AZ. Tho republican county ticket 70
given . majority, With tho exception Of
district attorney, Tracy Bangs receiving
So 20 B.sard 45.
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VIII Meet i'm Minneapolis.

baltimore. Nov. 13.-Mlnneap0lis was
chosen unanimously to-day as the place for
committee OF the Methodist. Episcopal
church. The convention worked on the up
%propiation for domestic missions all day
OF x273,OOO made by the Women's Foreign
Missionary society were approved by the
convention.
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Fifth Cousins. .Mep) 1902; in the Sixth
Lacey ,(Rep;D. 1,43t; in the Seventh Hull
{ {kkep:} h 1885, s:1G 30 the In S ins iiHtE asar, asRsuf IN
the Tenth three counties are wanting and
are estimated on the basis Of last year, with
Its; in the Eleventh Perkins, 1,485.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19
Won e Bride ON a Bet.

Cincinnati, Nov. 12.--Henry Rudolph Of
Evanston, Ohio. has for several years
sought the hand of q Miss Lawrence OF Ine
ta@e ch RIaSsi Convention con Miss Lawrence bet
Hudolph that Cleveland would not win, the
stake being her hand. Tuesday, night Ru-
He was the most anxious man in town:
When It became known that Cleveland had
been elected he went wild: Yesterday
Miss Lawrence to the city and married her.
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Rematn. MI HIGHER Pay.

washington special, Nov. 14...Maj. Fred
Bracket, ex-chief clerk Of the treasury de-
partment. but now stationed ct en- Chicago Ye, -
tendered bis resignation to the secretary Of
the treasury the early part OF this week IN
order to enter private business hIas 81 but upon
siiered the same, and remains in the serv.
ice at an increased salary.
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laaho for

Boise, Idaho. nov. 14.-Returns from three
fourths OF the counties OF the state give the
Weaver electors q plurality Of 1000; Neon
nell tRep.) }. for governor, FL LOO; Sweet (RsD;l:
ticket III elected by q plurality OF from 500 to
q 600. -.i $50 " 4
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Mini.ter ia Turkcy

M1n1NteF 10 TuFKCys .
Portland, Or, Nov. DID, r. Thompson
of this city. is in receipt Of telegram from
Secretary of State Foster rendering him the
appointment of minister to Turkey, to sue.
coed Solomon Hirsch, resigned. Mr.. Yyhomp-
son will accept the appointment. II he can
arrange his private business affairs salts
fact0rily.
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Mercer Couaty.

STANTON, Nov. 1O-Mercer county
Harrison, 30; Cleveland. 48: indepen-
dent prohibition, 9; Foss, 3; johnson.
SO; O'Brien. A; Burke. 80; 6hoetridae.
A; spencer, 26; Wallace. SO; Dahl, 81;
Peabody, IL; Porter, So: Walker, 80;
Booker, 20; Nowlsnd, Sc; Devipe, 26;
Eisenhutb. 81; Oudhie, II; Fsnsher, 10;
Cameron, 81; Lawrence, 80; Lockhsrt,
70; Rasmussen, "a; Stevens. IS; WILDER,
60; Rourke. 80; 6tsndisb, So, Adsma 10;
MoMillin, g.; Oorl,ss, IS; CALDWELL 22;
MoGillivrsy. 50; Simpson. IS; William
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Curtis AGAIN on Trial.

IN CuFt1N ARain on THU. =
San Francisco, Cal. Nov. -15.-The second
tsial Of 9a,rfis' t ster ncfgrl % better - kn cSsres as
with having shot and killed Police Officer
Grant, came up before, Judge Murphy.
ings to-day were confined to securing a Jury.
u task which is expected to occupy most Of
the week,
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Mnrdarsd bx Robbers

Hartford. Conn, Nov. 14.-Aband Of des.
peradocs vet upon two swedes at the loot OF
'ralcotr mountain late tonight, stoned one OF
them to death aud shot the other SO that he
will probably die. Robbery was the motive Tor
the crime. e.
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MINOR, Nov. 11.-[5pecial Tele-
gram. The independent electoral,
Legislative and state tickets carry this
county by so majority. OF the county
cmcers the republicans get only four
auditor. probate judge. states attorney
and sheriff In nearly every case the
ballots were voted straight republican
or independent. Many republican vo-
tiers remained ct home on election day,
the total vote being 1850. . shortage Of
200.
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Burgiars ut Aberdeea.

Aberdeen, s. D.. Special. Nov. 14-Last night
hnrclars broke into the Great Northern and Chi.
cseo & Northwestern depots. drilled holes IN the
ssn sh a,su secured About sis. and ct tho Chicago
4 Northwestern only Q few nickels and dimes.
There Is no clue to the burglars. Il
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NEW Bank m Mllwaukee.

washington, Nov. 14.--The controller of
the currency to-day authorized the Wiscon.
sd National Bank Of Milwaukee to begin
business with o capital of $1.OOO.OOO.
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Montana.

Helena, Mont. Special, Nov. 12.--It now
seems limos certain that the Democrats
will control the legislature on Joint ballot.
It will take thirty-six votes to elect a sena-
tor. The Democrats have ten state senators
sure and a chance for one more. They are
sure Of twenty-five. members Of the house.
with three yet In doubt. Should the Demo-
crats ret any one of them or the doubtful
senator they can elect a senator without the
aid of a Populist vote. But the Populist
elected to the, house from Cascade COUNTY
was q Democrat, and, although nc.ainated
by tho Populists, he was endorsed BY the
Democrats and Is reported to. have agreed
10 vote with the Democrats after giving .
complimentary vote to the Populist party
nominee, .
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Republicans Lose the Legislature
Omaha. Nov 12.--Out of 90 counties OF
Nebraska Is give Harrison 74,G27, Cleveland
21,772. Weaver. GS,6 433. The salne counties
gave Crounse Gsep.) for governor 6a,624.
Morton Uem.) 3:S.:3c95, Van Wyck (Populist,
5!7,76e. The election In the First congress
sional district is still in doubt. The Ieepub-
licans lack two member Of controlling the
legislature on joint ballot.
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wyomin. For Marrison.

ors elected by about 500 majority. Ccffeen
elected by q small majority. Osborn Dem.)
for governor has about 200 majority. The
legislature is Republican by one majority on
Joint ballot.
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No Longer Douhtful,

Hartford, Conn.,, Nov. 12.--Corrections in
the telegraphic returns from several towns
In the state make it no longer doubtful that
Morris (Dem.) has secured n majority and is
elected governor by the people. III Hart
ford Post has returns by mail from the town
clerks Of $50 towns, aad RETURNS by mall
38 others, showing that Morris has OIL ma
iOrity. Scattering votes which have not
been returned may cut this dow to 100.
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IN NORTH DAKOTA
E. G. D. Shortridge is Elected Gov
ernor Of North Dakota by About
1000 Majority.
The Returns Already Received In
dictate that the Entire Fusion
State Ticket is Elected.
Congressman Johnson Runs Ahead
Of his Ticket and is Very
Probably Elected.

BISMARCK, Nov. 1l.-[Speoial Tele-
gram.]-Returns today make the defeat
Of the republican state ticket certain,
except secretary OF state. but the legis-
lature will be republican on joint ballot
BY at least twenty, Thus insuring the
election OF . United States senator.
johnson for congress is elected BY .
small majority.
The latest returns received BY the I.
publican state central committee give
Burke msjorities aggregating :.e77. and
Shortridge 3.70s. which elects Short
ridge by 1,026. and probably the entire
fusion ticket, excepting congressman.
johnson undoubtedly 10 elected, having
. plurality Of. probably 1900 over
O'Brien. The legislature il republican
BY about Is on Joint ballot, assuring tho
election Of . Uoited States senator to
succeed Casey. Oass county give:
Burke only about 500 majority, and
sgain.t 700 for kosch Of two years ago.
majority; Cavalier, 424, and Walsh
county. about I, 300.
Ransom ant
SHELDON, Nov. 1O.-[5pecial Tele-
grsm.]-A but two voters in this pre-
oinct we're out. There were 1871 votes
cast. The result was as follows: Eiec.
tors-Republicap, 70; democratic, &c;
independent. 10; Independent prohibi-
ton, 2, Member of congress-Johnson,
70; Foss. 10; O'Bden. 81. Governor
Burke, 81; Shortridge. AZ. Lieutenant
governor-Spenoer, 76; Wallace. as.
Secretary 1T state-Dshl, n; Peabody.
A. State treasurer-Booker, 81; Nom
land, SO. Superintendent Of public in
struction-Devine, ~; Eisenhuth, 40;
Commissioner of jnsurance-Oudhie,
Al; Fancher, IS Attorney general
Roorke, 80; 8tandish, 80. Members OF
house of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hill, 40; Oliver, ~; independent.
Elliott, az; Kvello. 90. The balance of
the state republican ticket hes about
the same majority as Barke and John.
sou. The republican candidate for
sheriff, Hugh McOuskep. Q Sheldon
man, received lis votes ont of the 131
cast. The principal fight VA for the
county treasurer. John 81. OerdiDg.
Independent candidate received "a votes
against 81 for Oium. the republican
candidate. The precincts Of Ooburn.
Owego. Maple River and Sh1u-
ford gave the following vote
on the state ticket. Electors
republican G5; Independent 10;
Member OF congress -Foss, IS; John
con, 80; O'BrieD, 50. Governor-Burke.
Is; Shoftridge, 1O4. Attorney-general
-Rourke, 81; Stsndish, ITO. Members
of the house e.! representatives (repub-
lican)-Ollver. "a; Hill, SO; 0odepen-
dent) Kvello, 50: Elliott, 81. No def
mite reports have been received from the
other precincts in the east end Of Ran
som county, but the Indications are that
the republican electors, johnson and
Burke will have big msjorities. The
county ticket will be mucn mixed.
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a Plurality For nurrl.on,

Portland, Or, Nov. 12.--Complete returns
from Oregon will not be in for several days.
complete, give Harrison 3O,83S, Cleveland
11,1S6, Weaver q, ASS. Pierce, fusion candi-
date for %clector, polls .2D, OS6 votes. The five
counties to hear from will not materially
affect the result.
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wiacOnSin.

Hudson, Special Telegram. Nov. H.
The returning board are now c~anvassing
the vote for 81. Croix county, but have not
reached the electors yet. Harrison. will not
DO far from 200. The following IRE official:
l48; Williams. assembly, 15S; Lewiston,
clerk, 80; Andrews; treasurer. 21s; Sanges.
tad, sheriff, 238: Helms, attorney, s; Web
stez. clerk Of court, 203; Blxby, superintend-
ent. 257; Donohue, register. 29S. Total vote
GERS elected are Republicans, except Dono-
hue. Prohibition Democrat.
Rice Lake, Wis. Special, Nov. 12.--This
iBarron) county returned q handsome Re-
publican majority. 1t gave Harrison q plu-
rality Of 1.O70. The whole Republican, co9n-
sSeweh 4. Peterson RepA5 was elected mem:
Der Of the assembly by. q good majority.
Ehc Republicans are .jubilant over their vic.
and prohibitionists had fused with the PEG.
pies party. 2 -
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North Dakota.

y HA-AH, VIA. nrn<m-
Bismarck. N. D., Special, Nov: PIE
turns to-day make the deIeat OF inc eoo lie
p1ohcan stane t Ss;t nc e eeIonis,a aEep, viii Ia
tasy III sa. an to Sint ballot 6y at least twen-
ty, thus insnfing the election Of q United
eIectei by i ANAL majority.
inkster: n. D., Special, Nov. 12.-A full
vote wa polled hero and in strabane. The
lead weaver nv a small majority even in
these s~tron1hoids Of the Populigts, Short.
noSohi;can cn,ntv ticket vas elected by 4
small majority. Arnold. Republican. goes to
the senate instead Of William Barry, one OF
the chiefs OF the Populists. Very Few
STRAIGHT t!a ela. . tske &c. v were yoded. Inc sewers
- y
Very Little Left.
A Wsaaa,. 49, ~ ,on so ,co,;n. .ro,nd to Soc q
o. Aanse1 aav now ~, .U1A ans.hiua Trow T,ea.
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South Dakota.

Huron, S. d.. Special, Nov. 12.--From
figures wholly reliable the Republicans have
elected SO out Of 81 representatives reported.
OF 81 senators reported IS are Republican.
Returns yet to come in will certainly in
crease the Republican majority in the legis-
laturc.
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WisconsIn's Vote.

Milwaukee, Nov. 12..--Correctcd returns re-
ceixed to-day from all but five counties and
taking the Republican claims Of these it is
shown that Cleveland and Peck have carried
Wisconsin by q little over 5000 plurality.
The official count will not change these iis-
uIcS materially.