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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-03
Cholera In Holland

LONDON, Aug. 3-The whole family
Of the sheriff Of the village Of Ewyk, in
the province of Gelderland, Holland,
was stricken with cholera Tuesday. and
nine of the children died of the disease.
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want Tariff on Tin Repealed.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-The general de-
preston in trade is severely injuring
the tinbox industry in BROOKLYN. and it
10 said that the tinbox manufacturers
will petition congress to repeal the
tariff on tin, block and plate.
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Minnesota Foresters.

MINNEAPOLIS, Ang. 3.-The fifth an
nual session of the high conrt of tfs
Independent Order of Foresters con-
vened at Rawlin's post hall, Masonic
Temple. About 10 delegates are
present
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SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Aug. 81. Les
lie Thompson has received his commits
sion as general national bank examiner.
The place is worth $4,000 year. Mr..
Thompson Is now In Chamberlain doing
special work under special commits
sion.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY AUGUST 3. 1893

ton statemenu lssueu uurlng tnv
afternoon shows an increase in all
classes of money in circulation on Aug.
] over July of SIT, 3T2, ,695.
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General Tnnis Dead.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug s. Gen
eral William P. Innis died at his resi-
dence here Of pneumonia. He was i
prominent engineer in the army during
the war.
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steve Park u Again IN Cns,of,v.

BRITToN, $ D., Aug. 8-Steye Park.
who escaped rom the county jail July
I, was located last thursday BY Con-
stable Mike O'Counor and Is again in
custody.
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LATEST MARKET PRICES.
Minneapolis Grain.
MINNEAPoLIs. Aug. 8

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. g. 1898.
WHEAT August opening, 5llsc; highest,
55sScs lowest, 5Ilkc; closing. So &c. September
opening, 52I1c; highest, 5714c; lowest, 521xc;
closing. y676c. December opening. 6O3tc; high
est, ~; lowest, 6O1xc: cosing. 8411c. On
track No. | hard, 5ss4c; No. | Northern, 56S4c;
No. Northern, 543zc.
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Big Increase In Circulation.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The circula-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
GAIN OF SO, sos.
The victory in Massachusetts Is Sweep.
ing Indeed

The Victory in Massachusetts Is Sweep.
ing Indeed.
Boston, November s.-Three hundred
and thirty-one of the 351 cities and towns
give for governor: Banks, pro, 1882;
Greenhalge, rep, 177,S13; Russell, DEM,
144,919; a Republican plurality of 80, ,394.
The same in 1891 gave Allen, rep, .139, s25
Russell, dem, 145,S90; Democratic plu-
rality of 5002; Republican gain of 3s,-
5O3.
OF Suffolk county state senator's elect
ed there are Republicans 4, Democrats 4,
with one district not heard from. Low
ell gives Greenhalge 574 plurality, Brock
ton 1O46, New Bedford 1864.
The Republican victory is such as that
party has not experienced in this staue
Tor nearly decade. They have elected
their candidate for governor by plural
ity rising $4,000; their candidate for
lieutenant governor by a plurality of
about 1000 greater. There is no reason
to doubt the plurality of the other nomi-
nees on the Republican state ticket will
equal the governor. They have elected
seven of the eight councillors, and an
overwhelming majority in the legisla-
ture, and large proportion of the
county officials.
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A TIDAL WAVE.

It is tidal wave and it has swept
away Democratic hopes Of victory. The,
Democrats are not in it. This is a
Republican victory and the dispatches
tell story which all Repu blicans will
read with pleasure
New York, the Empire state, is back
in the Republican ranks. Even the
most sanguine Republicans hardly hoped
for so vigorous a protest against Demo-
cratic rule, Tammany tyranny and the
performances of Maynard and men of the
stamp of John Y. McKane, whose out
rageous attack yesterday on reputable
citizens attempting to exercise their
legal rights, is detailed on the second
page of this paper.
The Republicans have elected state
officers. a majority of both branches of
the legislature and of the constitutional
convention.
Isaac H. Maynard the man who stole
the Dutchess county election returns and
whom the Democrats had the effrontery
to nominate for judge of the court of ap-
peals has met his just deserts and is
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beaten by Bartlett, Republican, by a
plurality estimated at rs, 600,

beaten by Bartlett, Republican, by a
plurality estimated at rs, 600
The Russells have been retired in
Massachusetts and the thinking voters of
the Bay State have won great victory,
electing, Mr.. Greenhalge governor by a
plurality of over 80, 600.
Ohio has rallied to the support of her
favorite son, and the great majority
which may exceed 70, 600 given to Gov.
Mckinley is splendid vindication of the
Repu blican principles which he repre-
sents and source of qualification to
Repu blicans everywhere.
Iowa, too, is with her sister states, and
has made heavy Republican gains,
electing the gubernatorial candidate by a
plurality estimated at 35, 1000.
The New Jersey legislature has been
carried by the Republicans. Nebraska is
with us, and Missouri seems to be doing
her share. In South Dakota, rs per cent
of the voters are Republicans, as usual.
Kentucky and Virginia are still where
every body expected to find them, in the
Democratic column. However, that fact
is poor consolation for the Democrats.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
IOWA ALL RIGHT.
Boies Beaten by Heavily Increased Re.
publican Majority,

IOWA ALL RIGHl.
Boies Beaten by Heavily Increased Re-
publican Majority,
Des Moines, November THE cleo
tion in Iowa today was sweeping Re-
publican victory, giving to that party the
governor, state officers and general as
sembly with power to elect United
States Senator to succeed J. F. Wilson.
Chairman Blythe, of the Republican
State Committee, said tonight: "Jack-
son will have $4,000 plurality. The gem
eral assembly will be Republican by
from 15 to 20 on joint ballot. The Re-
publican victory was won entirely on
economic issues
Chairman Fuller, of the Democratic
committee, has conceded the election of
Jackson by $4,000 or more.
Today's vote is compared with the
vote of 1892 for President, when Harri-
son had $4,000, Cleveland 10000, Peo-
ple's 10000, Prohibition 5000.
Details of the Vote.
Des Moines, Iowa, November THE
election of jackson by plurality of 3o,-
900 to $4,000 is probable.
One hundred and fifty precincts show
Republican gain of 1915. Returns
from so precincts in Iowa show net
Republican gain ever 1892 of 346.
Eighty-two precincts give jackson
1856; Boies, 1888; a net Republican
gain of 525.
Three hundred and twenty-five pre-
cincts give jackson, rep, 42,2S7; Boies,
dem., 30,852; a Republican gain of 1890.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
ON BULLETIN BOARDS.

Cheering Messages for Republicans-How
Democratic Journals Surrendered.
New York, November IA Tribune
bulletin says the indications are that the
New York state assembly will be Repub-
lican and probably the Senate. The
Tribune claims the state for the Repub-
licans by 10000 majority.
A Times bulletin says Kings county is
Democratic. The committee comedies
the entire Republican ticket.
A Sun bullean says: Dispatches from
the state show heavy Republican gains.
1t is possible the Republicans have
elected the entire state ticket. Maynard
is surely defeated
A Herald bulletin says Maynard is
certainly defeated Schieren, Rep, for
mayor has carried Brooklyn by a safe
majority.
The Daily News says Tammany will
elect 2S to 30 assem- blymen in this city.
A Tribune bulletin says Bartlett is
eiected over Maynard by plurality of
$4,000 in the state.
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The total city vote for associate judge
of the court of appeals is, Maynard, 1885,
S89: Bartlett, "a, 692
How the Districts Reported.

How the Districts Reported.
| New York, November 7.-One hundred
| and sixty-one districts outside of New
York and Brooklyn give, Bartlett, Rep,
| for Judge of the court of appeals, 2O,234;
| Maynard, DEM, 13, Az.
I Two hundred and eighty-four districts
! outside of New York and Brooklyn give
6O2; Meyer, DEM, 23,045. The same dis
tricts in 1891 gave o. Connor, Rep, 80, 06S;
Rice, Dem, 29, 463.
Four hundred and six districts outside
Of New York and Brooklyn give Palmer,
Rep, As, ,4o4; Meyer, Dem, 80, ,069. The
same districts in 1891 gave O'Connor,
Rep, 1921; Rice, DEM, Al, 1896.
| Five hundred and sixty-nine districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
| Palmer, Rep, 63, 40; Meyer, Dem.,
4s, 5O3. The same districts in 1891 gave
| O'Connor, Rep, 65,s35; Rice, Dem.,
Seven hundred and fifty-six districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
| Palmer, Rep, 81, 500; Meyer, Dem, 65,-
154; the same districts in 1891, gave
O'Connor, Rep, S8, 76s; Rice, DEM, S0,-
100.
Nine hunSred:znd i. M N,s eighty57seven h districts
Palmer, Rep, 109, 40; Meyer. Dem.
S6, 772; the same districts in 1891 gave
O'Connor, Rep, 115,71s; Rice, DEM,
1O5, ,2O4.
Seven hundred and forty-five districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Bartlett, Rep, s7,SS9; Maynard, DEM,
SO, 063
fourteen hundred and forty districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Palmer, Rep, for secretary of state, 49,
709; Meyer, Dem, 129, ,773; the same dis
tricts inl1S91 gave O'Connor, Rep, 1885,
$40; Rice, Dem. 154, 979:
Nine hundred and eighty-nine districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Bartlett, Rep, 112,750; Maynard, Dem.,
S5, 563.
The total vote of the city for secretary
of state with fifteen election districts to
hear from is, Meyer, 146, 800; Palmer,
so, 700.
Eleven hundred districts of the 1142
give Maynard for judge Of court of ap-
peals, 121, 526; Bartlett, 81 ,0S9.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
THE LATEST.

New Jersey Democrats admit the de-
feat Of the strongest man on their ticket
1t is a great blow to the race track legis-
lators. The legislature is certainly Re-
publican.
Midnight indications point to a Repub-
lican victory in Kansas.
The Republican state committee claim
over two-th thirds of the Ohio legislature.
Brooklyn is Republican by over 90 900.
New York Democrats are placing the
blame for their Waterloo on Maynard
and McKane.
Griffin, Democrat, is elected in the
First Michigan congressional district
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GREAT NEWS FROM JERSEY.
Republic ans Sure of Majority in the
Legislature

Republic ans Sure of Majority in the
Legislature.
Newark, N. j., November 1.-THE
Republicans will surely have majority
in the legislature. Last year the
Democrats had wo-thirdsmajor in the
House.
For the First Time in History.
Newton, N. j.. November 7.-Sussex
county has gone Republican for the first
time in it's history.
New York Hears the News.
New York, November IA Times
bulletin says New Jersey elects an anti
track legislature.
The Press says the New Jersey legis-
lature will be Republican on joint bal
lot.
The Tribune says Republican senators
are elected in every district in New Jer-
sey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
FLOWER sURRENDERs.

The Governor at Midnight Had Heard
the Tidings.
Albany, November Sat midnight,
when asked for an opinion as to the re-
suit of today's election, Governor Flower
said: aThe Republicans seem to have
elected their state ticket. The legislature
is in doubt. The Republicans have no
doubt secured a majority in the constitu-
tional convention. The result has been
general throughout the country and can
be attributed only to the business de-
preston and thousands of men out of
work"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
THE WEATHER.
Increasing Cloudiness.

Boston, November Local forecast
for New England for Wednesday: Fair;
increasing cloudiness; probably rain in
the southern sections during the evening
or night; easterly winds; slight change
temperature.
Washington, November 7.-For New
England: Fair; south winds; warmer;
a storm is apparently central southwest
OF Hatteras, which is likely to cause dan
gerous north gales off the southeast
New England coast Wednesday night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
Lamont Voted straight.

New York, November 7.-Secretary
Lamont, VINO arrived from Washington
last night, registered at the Victoria Ho-
tel and voted early this morning. He
told friends last night that he would vote
the straight Democratic ticket from top
to bottom. 1t was ascertained further
from Secretary Lamont that President
Cleveland is much concerned over the re-
suit today, and that in conversation with
Speaker Crisp and Others in Washington
Friday, ne expressed an earnest hope for
Democratic victory all along the line.
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He Carried Nearly ALI the Cities Of
the Commonwealth.
BOSTON GAVE RUSSELL LESS THAN
10000 PLURALITY.

~ 4.. (
The Dispatches Tell One Long Story of
Republican Gains-The Rallying of
the Cities in the Republican Forces
Remarkable and Unprecedented
Feature.
Boston, November THE most re-
markable and unprecedented feature of
the election of today was the fact that
the Republican candidate for govern or
carried nearly every city in the Common
wealth. The following are the plural
tiles: Worcester, 1881; Haverhill, sol;
New buryport, 1888; Everett, 7o1; Lynn,
1502;' Somerville, 1888; Maiden, $50;
Cam bridge, 61s; Chelsea, 1851; Newton,
9ss; Salem, 546; Medford, 500; Gloucester,
80; Fall River, a91 Beverly, 625; Spring
field 1869. Russell carried the following:
Boston, 9765 plurality; Marlboro, So;
Lawrence, 1854; Holyoke, 663.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
BY THE USUAL MAJORITY.

Voters Are Republicans
Yankton, S. D., November THE
Republican candidates for judicial
positions were elected by the usual
majority. The vote has been about half
what was polled at the last general cleo
tion, or about 10000. OF this the Repub-
lican candidates have about rs per cent.
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ON ALIeHT VOTE.
Keystone State Republicans Increasing
Their Long Lead.

Keystone State Republicans Increasing
Their Long Lead.
Philadelphia, November 7.-The vote
of Pennylvania today was light. 1t re-
suited in the election of S. NJ jackson,
Republican. for state treasurer and d.
Newlin Fell, Republican, for justice of
the Supreme court. In Philadelphia the
entire Republican local ticket is elected.
Returns from ten counties in the state
on the vote for state treasurer, show a
net Republican gain of 3,572 compared
with 1891.
Returns from 26 counties show q net
Republican gain of 20, ,167.
Surely $4,000.
Philadelphia, Novemb ber THE Re-
publican majority in this state will sure
1y reach $4,000 and may go considerably
higher.
Better and Better.
Philadelphia, November s.-Returns
from 40 of the 81 counties, including
Philadelphia and Alleghaney, show a
net Republican gain cf 416, 55S, Indicating
majority in the state of considerably
over 100000.
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The Only Close Conte st.

Detroit, November THE contest
between Griffin, Democrat, and Stone,
Republican, for Congress. in the first
district, as the successor to the late J.
Logan Chapman, is very close. Fifty-six
of the 50 precincts give Griffin, 9S22;
Stone, 1852.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
Better and Better.
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS,

Sure Of All but One Place and Likely to
Get That.
Lincoln, Neb., November I'm today's
election interest conferred entirely in the
vote for Supreme Court judge, and re-
turns at midnight are too meagre to
make a reliable estimate. The fight lies
between Harrison and Holcomb. Popu-
list, with the chances favoring the latter,
but the latest returns make the outlook
for Harrison more favorable. Both sides
claim the election of supreme court ius-
tiee. Aside from the supreme court ius-
tice, the Republican will undoubted car
ry the state.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
COULDN'T CLIMB MOUNTAINS

lucky Democrats Got There as Usual.
Louisville, KY, November 7.-The
Democrats had things their own way in
Kentucky today. According to reports
received up to nine, the next legislature
will be made up of ITO Democrats, 25
Republicans and Populists. The legis-
lature will re-elect VIM. Lindsay, United
States Senator. The county superinten-
dents of public schools were the only
other state officers elected. Municipal
elections were held in every city and
town. The Democrats carried the day
except in the mountains and few
Republican strongholds in central and
western Kentucky.
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BY the Golden Gate.

Sacramento, CAL, November I'm the
municipal election today, it is believed
the vote is very close between the Demo-
cratic candidate for mayor and the
present incum bent, the Republican cam
didate, with the chances in favor of the
former.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
CROKER GAVE 1T UP.

The Tammany Boss Afraid of the Repub-
hcan Broom.
New York, November 7.-Richard
Croker. in an interview with a reporter
of the Evening Sun, comedies the defeat
of the Democratic state ticket. The
legislature he hopes will be Democratic.
He fears Republican clean sweep and
attributes the defeat to the business de-
preston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
BY FIFTY THOUSAND.
Mckinley Ahead of the Ticket and Piling

Mckinley Ahead of the Ticket and Piling
Up Votes.
Cincinnati, November 7.-Returns
from all over the state are coming in
very slowly. Four hundred and fifty pre-
cincts of 1866 in the state give Mckinley,
75,o2S; Neal, 54,S75; Peoples, 2143; Pro-
hibition, 2143. Mckinley is running far
ahead of the vote cast for Harrison in
1892. Neal falls far short of that cast for
Cleveland in the same year. Reliable
returns from outside counties will be
very late. Judging from those already
in at this hour III o'clock), Mckinley
will have a majority of $4,000. The
Republicans have elected the county
ticket with every candidate for both
houses.
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Maynard's:small Vote in Gotham.

Ney York, November 7.-Seven hun
dred and twenty districts in New York
city give Bartlett, Rep, S,752; May
nard, DEM, 72.s52. Fifty districts in
Brooklyn give Bartlett 55as; Maynard
tion districts in the city give Bartlett
II, 474; Maynard, ss, 639.
Nine hundred and ninety-nine election
districts in the city give BARTLETT, 81. 1856;
Maynard, 104, $50
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The Governor Voted Early.
GARY ELECTED.
The Man Whom the Anarchists and Dem.
ocrats Tried to Beat.

ocrats Tried to Beat.
Chicago, November MANY Demo-
cratic leaders in Cook county concede
that the Republicans wave has struck
Chicago. A sufficient unumber of pre-
cincts heard from practically remove
any doubt as to the election of Judge
Gary to the supreme court Of the other
nine Republican candidates for superior
and circuit benches, Henry Kraft,
socialist friends, is probably defeated on
the same issue which elects Gary. The
Republican campaign managers claim
the rest of the judicial ticket. Two
thirds of the returns from the county
now Democratic, will be divided.
The First Discouraging Report.
Chicago, November THE Democrats
have undoubtedly carried the city by a
majority that the Republicans vote in
the county cannot overcome. The indica-
tions at present are that Gary, Republi-
can candidate for Supreme court Justice
is beaten, although he has run far ahead
of his ticket.
Gary's Majority.
Chicago, November S.-Allowing for
four missing precincts, Judge Gary is
elected by about 5000 majority.
Mayoralty Contests.
Nashua, N. H., Novem ber 7.-Wm. A.
Gredd, Dem, was elected mayor today
by small plurality.
Providence, November 7.-Henry E.
Tiepke, Republican, was elected mayor
of Pawtucket by 90 majority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
BooDY BEATEN.

Republicans Have Knocked Out the Ring
in Br ooklyn.
Brooklyn, November 7.-Mr. Benjamin,
chairman Of the Republican campaign
committee, claims that Brooklyn has
gone Republican by 10000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
AND MlssouoRI TO.

o,1v Four of Ten Democratic Candidates
Elected.
st, Louis, November 9.-Returns at 10
n m. give four Republican candidates
for school directors at large an average
majority of 5000. Meager returns from
tho districts indicate that but two of the
fen Democratic candidates are elected.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
Equal Suffrage in Colorado.

Denver, Col, November THE Col
orado elections, 8, tor m county ocffiers were
It is belived that this (Arapahoel comfy oriet,
will elect Republican ticbet oo4mos Ths
question of equal suffrage has been he ne
fore the people and the meaSnra Iii III
carry the state by good majority. W.
Buffalo in Line.
Buffalo, November 1.-THE News claims
that this city has gone Republican II by a q
clean sweep. Sne darn, Democrats saving an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-08
This Is the Only Maynard Roo ster
Which Survived the Blow.
EVEN CROKER, THE TAMMANY
BOSS, HAS NO HOPE.

The Republicans Have Elected Their State
Ticket, Majority of Both Branches
of the Legislature, and a Majority of
the Constitutional Convention-An the
Democratic Ticket Was Badly Beaten
and Maynard Was Away Behind the
Rest.
New York, November S.-Returns from
all the counties in the state show a
plurality of 49, ,23S for Palmer. Republi-
can candidate for secretary of state over
Meyer, DEM, and a plurality of 1878
for BARTLETT Republican candidate for
judge of the court of appeals over May
nard. Returns at 1.30 am indicate that
18 Republican senators are elected and 16
Democrats; Republican assemblymen,
"a: Democratic assent blymen, "a; a Re
publican majority in the senate of four,
and in the house of twenty, and on joint
ballot Of twenty-four.