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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-15
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State OF South Dakota, County OF Lake--ss. In
Police Justice Court. before ID. ID. Holdridgc,
poilce justice Of the city Of Madison, South Da.
kota. Frank Palmer and Thomas Carey, CO.
partners as Palmer d Carey, plaintiffs, Va.
MELVIN ElweD, defendant. The State Of South
Dakota sends greeting: To Melvin ElweIl, the
ABOVE named defendant. You are hereby
summoned and required to appear before me at
my office in the city CT Madison, In the said
county and state, on the 30th day OF August, A.
ID. 1883. at 3 O'Clock q. m, OF said DAY, to answer
the complaint OF the above named PLAINTIFF,
Palmer u Carey, who claim to recover OF yon
the cum of Eleven Dollars and Fifty.nine Cents,
upon contract for merchandise sold and delivered
TO you at your reqaest. And you are hereby NO.
titled that II you fail to appear and anewer as re.
quired above, said plaintiff will take judgment
for the enm 81 Eleven Dollars and Ffty.nfne
cents, besides costs. To the sheriff or any con-
stable of said Lake connty, greeting: Make
legal service hereof and dne return.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of July, A.
ID. 1885. d. ID. HOLDRIDGE,
Police Justice OF the City or Madison,
In Lake County, South Dakota.
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New YORH. Jr,.t l5.-nI owing MP
the exposur. OF tl.,. y ro..~n POI onirg
case of DR.. Henry c. ". Meyer and his
wife Marie. Row under arrest lii d :
troit. the officers Gf the Mutual Life
Insurance company. Ias ector Nc
Laughlin and Coro .rr SauiIz, are doing
some work that the prisoners may be
brought to New Yor6 for trial. The
authorities OF Chicago. Toledo and De-
trolt are lst as anxious that the Grim
inals should coiae under their hands.
The New York people are ahead. how
ever, and it is almost certain that be-
fore many Gays the two prisoners will
be landed in the Tomb.
Denies His Identity.
DETROIT, Mich. July I5.-Dr. Henry
Z. w. Meyer. the alleged wholesale
polsoner, remains in his cell at the po-
lice headquarters awaiting the arrival
or officers from New York and the issue
OF papers surrendering him to the Em
pire state authorities The doctor main
talns stolid silence regarding himself.
denying having lived in New York, or
having lived under the various aliases
claimed for him. He was positively
identified, however. by d. Robertson OF
Plnkerton's detective agency. The
doctor, however, strenuously denied
g having seen Mr.. Robertson
before. The police also found q
Chicago health certificate made out
to DR.. Henry G. w. Meyer among the
doctors belongings. Mi. Robertson
ran across DR.. Rauch, who was secre-
tary OF the state board of health at the
time the certificate was issued. at one
OF the hotels here and he identified the
doctors signature and also the doctor
himself.
Mrs. Meyer. who was taken to Harper
hospital late Wednesday night, gave
birth to>a son. Mrs. Meyer will remain
at the hospital under guard until she
RECEIVERS sufficiently to be taken to New
York.
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a Victory TOE Mln0lsOny
Properly adjusted spectacies and eye
glasses are something that Madison has
long been in need OF.
Prof. III. Hirschberg the well known
expert of go Olive street, ST. Louis, Mo.
and SOC I4th street, New York, has
appointed Frank Smith agent OF his eel
sbrated interchangeable s~pectacles and
eyeglasses, where q complete assert
ment can always be found. Prof. III.
Hirschberg will remain in Madison July
10 TO 15 inclusive and all those in need
Of properly adjusted spectacles and eye.
glasses should avail themselves of this
opportunity. Consultation free.
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Ended Their Harvest Dance.

ASHLAND, Wis, July 15.-The annual
pow o dance participated in by the
Indians from Hayward, Bayfield,. Red
Cliff. Ashland, Superior and surround
ing agencies has come to q close at
Odonah, These dances have lasted for
one week and the Indians are now re-
turning home. The week of pow WOW
dances is held every year at Odanah.
Bountiful feasts are spread each day
and the great spirit promises bountiful
harYaSts.
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A. A. +. q. S. c. A. I. o. A. r. q. 8. N. =

A.. A. T. q. s. G. A. I. o. A. r. o.. 9. n. 4.
Maurice L. Muhleman, at present in
charge of the subtreasury here, bears the
longest title Of any man in the employ
Of the government. It is 80 long that he
has had to have a special rubber stamp
made to save the time Of writing, and II
reads as follows: Acting assistant to
treasurer United States in charge, ad
interim. of Office of assistant treasurer
United States, New York"
Mr.. Muhleman is also the cashier, SO
that when he signs receipts and OTHER
papers now he adds the word cashier
to his signature and stamps the above
document to complete his official title.
New York Sun.
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INDICTED RAILWAY MEN.
Canadian Pacific Charged With Vio-
lating the Interstate Law.

TACOMA, WASH, July 1a-The United
States grand jury Las found an indict-
ment ain Pr asident Van Horne Of
the Canadian Pacific, and several of the
local agents of the company, charging
them with violations OF the interstate
commerce law in the sale OF tickets.
Local Agens Thompson and assistants
were immf lately arrested and ar
raigned before Judge Hanford of the
United States district court. He adj
mitted them 10 bail in $500 each. Every
effort was made to keep the indictments
a secret III order that President Van
Horne could be arrested in Boston on a
warrant now issued. The company is
charged with secret rate cutting. 1t
sold a first class limited ticket, Tacoma
to Boston, SG5, when the rate was $7S.7 70.
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to Death.

GUTHRIE. Q. T., July ia young
cowboy uamed Burdess, who was under
the influence Of liquor, got mixed up iii
d fight with three negroes. The negroes
pounded Burdess to death. The muir
derers were jailed and excitement runs
very high. It only requires . Leader to
make o. triple lynching.
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Fatally Crushed.

MINNEAPOLIS, July Frank Berg
strom was killed and Aaron Olson BE-
riously injured at Elevator =, on the
Great Northern tracks. Both were
stonemasons. They were at work I'M
der the elevator when one OF the stone
piers gave way. carrying with ita large
iron, ''pan" and other debts. under
which the two men were buried.
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HAD WAR DANCE
Sioux Fill Up on Frewater and Pro-
eeed to Make 1t Interesting For
Tramps.
All the Tramps Escaped, but Not
Until They Had Been Badly
Injured.
Chippewas End Their Harvest FeS-
tival at the OdOnah Reserva-
ti0n.

REDWOOD FALLS. Mimi, July IL. -
Tramps, whisky and Sioux Indians
caused a big row at the Tower agency
in which the tramps got the worst Of it.
Four hundred Indians got drunk and
started a war dance around the tramps,
who finally escaped. but not till they
had been badly injured. 1t is thought
they will all recover.
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To Receive Satolli.

ST. PAUL, July IA proposition to
tender his grace, Mgr. Satolli, an in
formal reception upon his return to st.
Paul next week is gaining popularity.
Hotel Aberdeen has been proposed as
the place in which to hold the recep-
fsau
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CRICKETs EAT CROPS.
An Army OF Them Destroying Vege
tatiOn I'm Wyoming.

NH hEHHy VI AHtEH UtsIFHy ECxE~
tati0n I'm Wyoming.
CASPER, Wy. July 15.-An army of
crickets has invaded the vicinity of
Lost Cabin, and are stripping the coun-
try OF all vegetation. The crickets cover
a strip Of country 10 to Is miles wide,
and are travelling in a southeastern
direction at the rate Of three miles b
day. The crickets are jet black and
about n inch long. 1t is supposed
that they Matched in the Big Horn
mountains.
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Long 4 Broken.

TosAwANDA. N. Y, July 1.-The
long lockout of union lumber showers Is
at last broken. A meeting of the union
was held ait which 1t was unanimously
decided to not try to hold out any
longer, and go to work at once as indi-
yiduais.
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Cashier Shielded.

MEADvILLE, Pa, July 15. -Sturgis T.
Dick, cashier and son of the founder OF
the banking house of j. r. Dick e. Co,
committed suicide in his bedroom at
1:30 o'clock q. m.
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Meet Next at sc. Pauf

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 15.-The
national retail clerks have closed their
sessions. National headquarters win
be established in Chicago. The next
national convention is to be held at st.
penl
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VIRGINIA PENSION FRAUDS.
The Government Making Out q Very
Poor Case.

FOOc (asF.
, NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-The United
States court was engaged during the
day in the trial of Pauline Jordan. who
was. jointly indicted with William
Ward. Urian and Matilda Elliott. all
colored. for conspiracy to defraud the
government out of 81, 500. This was
N of the pension fraud cases. Evil
dence was adduced to show that it was
impossible for her to know positively
who her parents were and the prisone.
was acquitted. Other cases were post
poned until November. Judge Hughes,
in continuing the cases, said that the
government was making q very poor
showing and that he continued all Of
the cases so that the detectives could
secure more and better evidence.
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Trouble Spreading.

BRUSSELS, July 1a.-The Indepsn-
deuce Beige says that the troubles
tween the French and Simese On b
Amman frontier are spreading and that
all trade has been stopped.
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Passed . second Reading.

BERLIN, July IL. The army bill passed
Its seconhreading In the reichstag. All
the articles of the bill viii pass their
third reading at the next sitting.
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Cerman Anarchists Exn.IIed.

BERNIE, July l5.-Three German an
archists, named MULLER, Pueckert and
Erb have been expelled from Switzer-
land by order of the government.
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Generally means o reversing OF the situation
q complete changing of the circumstances to
ones own benefit, We have effected q complete
turning Of tables in our stock of furniture for
the benefit OF our customers. Everything is as
new as spring. Its time to give your house a
turning aspect. Don't be behind time in this
matter; you might as well be behind a kicking
mule. We are showing Char Der suits for $1l.5o
aud upwards, our bedroom suits are the cream
of the seasons production. And our Dining
room Furniture is as complete as q circle.
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Chemical National Bank. New York.
Union Trust Company, Chicago.
NationalBank Of Commerce, Minneapolis
ouS Falle National Bank, Sioux Falls >. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
GOVERNOR FLOWER on THE RESULT.
uE ATTRIBUTES THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY TO
Tile nTSINEsS DEPRESSION

HE ATTRIBUTES THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY TO
THE BUSINESS DEPRESSION.
Albany Nov. (Specia).-The atmosphere mas
hecn rather blue about the State Capitol all day
Governor Flower remained In the Executive
Chamber with Senator David b. Hill until nearly
sunrise this morning. and together they Kept 'he
wires busy sending instructions 10 Democratic
workers in all parts of the State.
The Governor returned to his Office toward MD
day but departed homeward early In the after
noon to get some much needed rest lie would not
sec reporters. but prepared a statement winch
he gave to the press associations 1t read as FOL
lows:
"The returns show n large falling on IN 'he
Democratic vote in most of the Industrial centres
OF the State. and this must be attributed 10 bus-
ness depress!ons and the thousands OF men out
Of work. 1t Is to this cause. also. that attribute
the large Democratic losses In other states
Whether justly or not business depression ana IN
dustral discomfort almost always AFFECT adversary
the party In power" , -,
All day long Colonel r. s. Williams me Gov
ernors secretary was busy receiving ana tabulating
election returns. The Governor r9iushS 70 eaiK
Colonel Williams was asked whether MI flower
conceded the loss Of the legisiatie Sooiie
Williams replied that the Democrats nau ciected
only fftysevcn Assemblymen ana tweVe senators
that they we're sure Of ana tnrtc "ere l1ul l
a chance. he thought Of some Of the men on the
Democratic State ticket pulling htVusu, ne ps pf
lieying that Palmer ran ahead Oh MS Ticket ne ne
haA 1r not uS 70 O'clock on the State tche
Attorney General Rosendale sau SAN, 'Te' a ne was
mostly Interested in his own vote. III. however
Palmer had carried the State py over @oo0' ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
WRECK ON THE ROCK ISLAND
FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND Ten INJURED.
A REAREND COLLISION BETWEEN A vEsTIBULED
EXPRESS AND AN ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov S-By a rear-end collision on the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad this
evening, at Seventy -frst-st. five people were
Killed and ten injured. Passenger train NO. IL
known as the limited vestibuled express. crashed
into the rear end of a Blue Island accommodation
badly wrecking two coaches and the engine
The dead are as follows: W. c. Carpenter wash
ington Heights Mrs. Aubrey. Blue Island; Minnie
Schaefer. Beverly Hills Carrie Barnes washington
Heights William Bowman. Auburn Park
The injured are d. NJ Snow. Longwood' internal
injuries. will die James w. Grady. South EngIe-
wood. left hand cut off and badly scalded about
face and head: W. F. Stoll. Blue Island. internal
injuries: James Kinser. Washington Heights. padly
scalded W. e Jameson. South Englewood pody
and face burned: ~ Hinz. Walden. H., both legs
cut off: Lottie Brigham, No. 1923 Wrish[st Chi
cago. head and body scalded: Nicholas Woshts
left leg broken and badly scalded' Louis
Scharp Morgan Park both arms cut on D. w.
Templeton. Morgan Park both arms cut OH ana
body burned ,,,
The trains started on time this evening The
accommodation stopped at Seveny-nrst-si. 70 re-
ceve and let off passengers Cose D.',.," III h ~ W.,
the limited express. bearing dpWh o', :. "a so,,id
of twenty miles hour. \ heavy ioE han s1ttleu
over the CITY early in the evening and II was almost
impossible trainmen said. to discern clearly slgha
lights The engine OF the express tim p,C"I6, 1in
being forced between the two sides IKE Il W, M,dse.
The car picked up and carried iorward' so
ribe force into the end Of the second Gohch from
the rear The explosion of a lamp ignited the WOOD
work in the wreck and the fire soon began 10 spread
at "A lively rate -, It,
AS soon as the flames burst forth they were
seen by a dozen people who FASTENED 70 CIV" an
alarm. The fire was preceded hy very hltie smoke
lively headway Several engines responded to the
alarm, and the blaze was soon extnSulshed'
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NEUS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

San Francisco. Nov s-Commander W. II. Whit
ing late Of the United States steamer Alliance, has
arrived from Guatemala his way to Honolulu,
,chere he will be married to Miss An Fong.
Peoria. H.. Nov s-The Viking ship reached
here on its way the Mississippi River to-day
San Francisco Nov s-One hundred and twenty
two .Japanese returned to this city from the
Worlds Fair last night They boarded the steamer
CITY of Pekin this incoming and will sail for Japan
to- morrow.
Hartford. Conn. Nov. S-The Connecticut His
torical Society has voted to purchase the genealog
cal and historical library OF Dr. D. W Patterson
is s. 0O0 Several libraries were competitors In the
purchase
San Francisco Nov S-Mrs. l.. s Grant accom-
panied by her son. Ulysses :. Grant, arrived here
here a week and return to Santa Barbara for two
years stay.
Hartford, Conn. Nov; S-Governor Morris today
in Connecticut The Governor and Council OF New
Hampshire also designated November 30 as Thanks
giving Day
James II. Kcene property. on Believue-ave.. for
$1,000 Is denied.
Fall River. Mass. Nov s-The Crescent Mil
sion it was voted TO wind up the affairs OF the
concern and dissolve the corporation. Oficers were
elected to apportion out the money about s. a
share) remaining from the purchase money paid
by the Merchants Mill
Boston. Nov. s-Police Captain Cain last evening
received dispatch from the police authorities OF
sringield. ohio. telling him TO send a man 10 bring
hack Antonio Sacco. who shot and killed James
Souires Webster-avs.. this city, May 2s The
police hope that the man arrested In Ohio is the
murderer
Hanover n. H., Nov. s.-The Dartmouth College
faculty has decided TO hold graduation exercise.
on Wednesday OF commencement week instead OF
Thursday. BY this ARRANGEMENT the exrrcls :.
the week will be condensed Into three days. Eight
and the address in Latin will be changed
to philosophical oration in English with the
same rank
pr,ccstsn. N. j.. Nov. G-The Rev. D. II. Law
ertv D. py g. Pr!nceten Theological esm!nary
ss sss ca ssssf II sss assSsra Dsssy x hs state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
MISUNDERSTANDING
THE GAMBLERS DRIVEN OUT
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN BOTH
BRANCHES OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
srxATE STANDS II TO 1O-THE ASSEMBLY
Al TO 19-CONsEQUENCES OF THE NAG
NIFICENT UPRISING.


trenton. n. j. Nov. s (SpeciaD.-The Demo-
,rat,c leaders of New-Jersey are stunned by the
h,ow dealt them yesterday. At the State House
to-day they all wore long faces and were the
r,ctures Of despair. The loss of the Legislature
vas entirely unexpected by them. Their VILLAIN
MI, gerrymander of the Assembly districts sew
eral years ago was relied upon to retain control
NJ both Senate and House. But yesterday inde-
nendent Democrats joined hands with the Re-
publicans to sweep the powers that be out of ex-
istence Tired at last of the autocratic misrule
Of the bosses-McLaughlin and Davis in Hud-
son; Price Connolly and Smith in Essex; Kelsey
in Sussex Pidcock in Hunterdon Ross in Middle
SEX Hurley IN Mercer and Thompson in Cam
den-they rose in their might and flooded the
boxes with Republican ballots In every county
In the State. in addition to the racetrack gam
bling laws. the people have had grievances
against the Democratic party. ana they made
yesterday the time for retribuuon.
The gambling laws will be repealed. and in
their place will be put laws of the most strin-
gent nature against gambling. Thompson and
Flynn will be in the Legislature but they will
be powerless The terms of State Treasurer
Gray and State Controller Heppenheimer eX-
pire next winter and they will be turned out
BY Republicans chosen in their stead. The
gerrymander act, which has bound the Republi-
cans as in fetters of iron. will be wiped out and
the Assembly districts redrawn in fair man.
ner. The jury commissioner the local option
and the sunset election laws will all be
enacted. All the legislation under which bur-
densome commissions have been sadded on
cities and towns is likely to be repealed and
the ballot reform law will be amended so as
better to guard the ballot-box in the future.
The next legislative session will be long and
busy one, and when it adjourns the stables
will have been cleared Senator Mcpherson can
hardly hope for his reelection in 1895. The
Senators elected yesterday have a vote his
successor, and before that time other counties
now represented by Democrats will send Re-
publicans TO the State Senate. the next Leg
isature will be as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
NETWORK OVERWHELMS DEMOCRATI
RINGS AND THIEVES.
STATE TICKET LEGISLATURE' CONSUTC-
TIONAL CONTENTION ALL REPUBLICAN,.
NEw-JERsEY, OHIO. MASSACHUSETTS AND
PENNSYLVANIA IN THE VAN.
MRTyLEY,s COLOSSAL PLURALITY STILL T.
CREASTNG.
EASTERN AND WESTERN REPUBLICANS IN
EIyALRY-TIE RACETRACK GAMBLERS
scATTERED-KINGS COUNTY DOES
GREAT wORK-REPUBLI.
CAN GAINS EVERY.

CAN GAINS EVERY.
WHERE.
The magnificent Republican victories won on
Tuesday grow In magnitude with later returns
New-york buries Maynard and elects Bart
lett TO the Court Of Appeals by plurality OF
mora than 100 900 elects the whole Republican
State ticket by plurallties exceeding oVoVo'
sends Republican majority OF y to the AS
semblv and of 6 to the Senate, and gives Sc
cure control Of the Constitutional Convention to
the Republicans Kings County recorded an
astonishing Republican victory. Schieren de-
feated Body for Mayor by plurality OF more
than 20 O0O and Gaynor was elected supreme
Court Judge by about the same vote. Inc NC
Laughlin ring is utterly smashed.
Tho Ncw-Jersey racetrack gamblers ring was
routed. The Legislature is Republican py one
vote IN the Senate and at least twenty votes
in the Assembly
Governor Mckinley was reelected in Ohio by
Z nlurality of colossal proportions. which grows
steadily and may reach from 10000 TO soooV'
Tho LEGISLATURE is Overwhelmingly Republican
in both branches.
Pennsylvania elected Treasurer ana "u-
nrcme Court Judge by a plurality believed 10
exceed 10000
Massachusetts, triumphaatly elected the whole
Renublican state ticket-Greenhalge FOR Gov
ernor by a plurality Of 10000. and Wolcott
Lieu,enant-G Governor. by 5000 more. The Legisla-
,urc is strongly Republican, and Republican
gains throughout the State were enormous.
Iowa returns wholly to the Republican column,
eecting Jackson Governor, to replace Boies, by
5000 plurality.
South Dakota elected all its Republican candi-
dates for judicial Offices.
In Nebraska the Republicans claim to have
elected their candidates for Regents OF the
University: a fusion plurality of Republicans and
populists probably elected the Supreme Court
Judge.
Kansas Republicans claim to have carried
50 out Of IO5 county elections.
In Maryland the Republicans gained several
legislative districts.
r,s ponuhIIcans elected Pingree Mayor Of
Detroit by 5000 plurality. The Ist Michigan
District sends Griffen Dem) to Congress by
l. 900 to 1900 plurality.
Judge Gary, who tried the Chicago An
archists is reelected defeating all the ole-
ments OF disorder
Virginia Democrats badly defeated the Pop
ullsts.
Missouri and Kentucky and the Utah Leg
islature are Democratic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09
DIR d s. N0yCRIEFF DEAD IN SIBERIA.

Washington Nov. S--Mr Dun. the United States
Minister at Toxic. Japan reports to the State De-
partment that the body OF Dr. David Scott Mon
crisft of Harvard University. has been found at
a nIace called Vingov the Saghaen coast Of
siberia. on August 25 The body was sent to Alex
anSrovski DIR. Moncren was sent to Siberia by the
dsy. and the State pepartment was recently in
ioi ils Minister AT Toxic that he had started out
r sail from a little village where he was stay
TOT d sS'' .hst his faIure to return taken
Inf. anu thst he had been drowned. DR.. Monorieff
syaesnm 'esnormery surgeon In the Unitsd ststss Army
NJ stnforma :1n :.,sartsiSs "a In zer. Dum's note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-09

DEMOCRATIC FRAUD ATTEMPTED IN SYRIA
Syracuse. Nov (speciAD.-Untrustworthy elec-
,ion returns last night indicated the election OF
Meapher Dem) in the Ist Assembly District by
II plurality. All the onicial returns in that
district were filed with the County Clerk by 4
n m. to-day, except one district In the Fifteenth
Ward Meaghers home. The return blank for that
district had been made out and purposely held
back. The figures were early given out and Re-
rect These figures. with the Official returns, made
the vote In the distrlct te At O'clock just be-