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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-03
THE FAIR.
THE CITY.
LOCAL RmEvRTxRs.

AWN&<A8 @MSM A&%@s
Wheat. A; fax, s1.22.
r. r. Van Slyke started for Eureka
C. j. Farmer, Esq, Of Howard was in
the city.
fMiss J. N. ]. Pryne returned from
Jerauld county.
Park Davis, Esq, OF Sioux Falls was
an arrival by the evening train.
AE. G. Keith and family returned from
Minnesota to Madison this evening.
Mrs. ]. X. Ewart will depart to-mor.
row to join her husband at Pittsburg,
Kansas.
NMrs. Cooley, mother of Mrs. J. j.
O'Brien, 10 here from Iowa on q visit TO
her daughter.
Hugh Smith, sheriff elect OF. Miner
county, was married recently to Miss
Katie Kersten Of that county.
Rev. j.. p. Jenkins went to Dell Rapids
today 10 take part imam Epworth League
convention and also a ministerial meet
ing. He viii return Friday.
The business meeting OF the building
and loan association will be held in ID.
McKinnon's store this evening, where
the secretary, Mr.. Stott, is receiving pay.
ments.
hMiss Blanche McCallister, who has
been spending the Thanksgiving holi-
days with her parents, returned this
afternoon TO her school duties at Mil
bank.
The dwelling OF August Millar near
Gettysburg was consumed by fire on the
Goth while he and his wife were doing
chores and their three little children
burned 10 death.
Sigvart Klemesrud, an active and
trustworthy clerk recently employed by
NJ. ]. McGillivray and j, A. johnson.
has gone 10 Iowa and Minnesota 10 look
up . new location.
1.-The Dakota Book and Stationery Co.
became involved la the downfall OF the
Citizens National bank and it's store
stock taken possession OF by the sheriff
this morning ON q chattel mortgage
amounting to near two thousand dollars.
The store - closed pending an inventory
or stock.
4 Sam O,Brien Is home after q three
months soiourn at Paramount. N. d.
where he has been working at his trade
90 carpenter. VIM. Blake ID located a.
Paramount in the grain business and do
ing well. Dir. O'Brien Will probably Re.
turn 70 Paramount next spring, having
several contracts In view.
In the case OF the Ols0n boys before
Jnetice Holdridgs for d hearing today.
the eldest, William, II years 81 AGE.
charged with shooting two hogs FOR J
L. Dixon, Jr, wa held In the sum or
800. The two smaller boys charged
with iniuring . buggy cushion were not
neld responsible and acquitted.
At The meeting to-day the county
commissioners we're beseiged with appli-
eations Tor relief. coal beng the great
question. The commissioners were ut
consaderabie los to know what 10 do
rot knowing to what extent these appli-
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BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-The South
ern Pacific has begun q wholesale re-
duction of salaries. The cut will be
felt in every department. by practically
every employe from the highest to the
lowest. The pay Of no class of meh i'm
particular will be reduced, but the
sweep will be general in character,
touching every department of the com.
pany's service.
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Plate GLASS RTanufacturer..

PTTTsBURG, Dec. a-Tuesday the
plate glass manufacturers will hold q
meeting In this city for the purpose or
~efRecting q combination Or organization
that win involve immense interests.
The meeting viii bring together rep
resentatives OF many plants represent
ing about go. 600. 600 and employing
about 10. 600 men.
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CUTTING or Men.

HAWARDRN, Ia, Dec. a-The rail-
= ] this section of Iowa and In
Sorfh Dakota and Nebraska adjoining
= making the greatest cuts in their
forces that we're ever known. Business
y lighter than ever before in the his
tory Or the Iowa lines and they are TAX
ing On trains and discharging men by
the hundred.
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The teachers OF cooking I'm the Boston
public schools : paid $40 for their
hrst years work. with an annual In
crease OF e48 until the maximum of
&744 il reached. The director OF the
cooking schools II paid Oh, 900.
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MONTENEGRO. Mimi, Dec. 3.-Mathias
Sorby of Mis- place was convicted by
the jury of assault in the second degree
upon one James White, and was sen.
fenced to two years at Saltwater.
! Michael Angelo.
Michael Angelo was equally great as
painter, sculptor and architect. In or
der to paint figures properly he devoted
10 years to the study of anatomy alone.
His monument to Pope Julius III was
ON sc grand q scale that the Church of
st. Peter in Rome was altered with a
view to affording a suitable place for it's
reception. The tomb was afterward
modified in plan and placed in another
church His Last Judgment requir-
ed seven years to execute and was finish
ed when the artist was nearly 6S. A
few weeks before his death the aged
artist was met one day in the street
walking through the snow with great
difficulty. When asked where he was
going, he replied, '"To school to try
and learn something"
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Everybody wonders "Why not"


CHAMBERLAIN. s. D.. Dec. "a
smooth tongued farkir has recently
been successful in victimizing a large
number of the residents Of Northwest
ern Nebraska. He had a large number
OF samples and stated that he was an
agent Of Wanamaker q Brown of Phil
adelphia. He carried q fine line of
samples and his prices were very low.
His plan was TO take orders and collect
W cash ON each order, the balasce to be
collected ON delivery Of the goods. He
took many orders In that section, and
up to date no one has received the goods
for which they have partially paid.
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E.oeaa TINE wanae.


Local THINE TaAae.
Chicago, Milwaukee n Sc. Panl Railway, which
eook effect, sunday. May %, 1904
TnAIMs come East.
Passenger, No. A, departs f1:0S d. IN.
Freight, No. %. departs $3.50 u. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs . :O0p p. 10.
TRAINS a0tMG VEST
Mixed, No, 90, departs III p. m.
TRAINS KR0m TEaR last.
Passenger, No. 8, arrives 3:45 p. m.
Freight, No. III, arrives A:k0 .. n.
Freight, No. e6, arrives . IN p. N.
TRAKNs PROm TNM VEST.
Freight, No. D8, ARRIVES 10 1885. m.
ALI the above trains carry passengers: but
frelghte only when passengers are provided with
ickesa.
Passenger trains going east make connection
% ERan for NIL points south, and passenger train
going west, at Wo0na0cket for all pnints north.
MADISON "a RRlsTOE. LINE.
Passenger gOinR north. departs 3:50p. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 10 80 q. m.
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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"Why not

Rooms to rent cheap over Mcdonald
Bros. hardware store. Inquire at store.
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~cationsafor aid will come in. At present
they have only one car load OF coal on
hand and will have to deal out sparingly.
Frank Ginder has moved his meat
market from the corner OF Main street
and Egan to the shop lately 90.
cupied by VIM. Roche two doors north
OF Central block. His new location has
been fitted up with all modern conven-
fences, q choice quality Of meats and a
new invoice of smoked hama, mince
meats, etc, will be on hand in a day or
two. MIR. Ginder's reputation az an ar
fist in selecting and cutting meats will
guarantee him q large share Of public
patronage in his new location.
The w. G. 7. u. will hold a parlor
meeting at the home Of Mrs. w. F.
Smith Tuesday evening at 7:3O. Gentle
men as well as ladies are invited. The
following is the program: Singing.
Scripture reading, Mrs. Blackman; pray
or, Rev. Cleveland; discussion ON the
topic, "A Fathers Responsibility" led
by Mr.. Button; solo, Mics Dawson;
reading, Mrs. Tollea; discussion, "A
Fathers Influence" led by Mr.. Farmer;
Duet, Mesdames Trow and Hubbell; dis
cnssion, 'sThe Beginnings OF Crime" led
by ID. d. Holdridge; duet, Mesdames
Trow and Hnbbell.
#-=9 - -N .j
Twelve lessons in penmanship for 81.
HARVEY w. JONES.
"Why not"
Rooms to rent cheap over Mcdonald
Bros. hardware store. Inquire at store.
"Why not" Ia In everybody's mouth.
Watch for "Why not"
Everybody wonders "Why not"
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The Saulte Ste. Marie wa 90 named
70 distinguish il from many other saultes
or leaps. The Indian name was Paw.
ateey. Water Falling Over Rocka.n
". Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinser Fair. saa rr.n<isss'
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New Black HIlls Bank.

CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D., Dec. 3.-Ou
Jan. o new national bank will omen
its doors at Deadwood. It will be 4
Deadwood institution, being backed by
the business men of that town. The
capital stock. which will probably be
$4,000. has been subscribed. and the
bank win be ready for business at the
time stated.
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Twelve lessons in penmanship for 81.
HARVEY w. JONES.
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Bunch OF keys found. This Office.
why not" ID coming.
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Cattle Dying OF nlacklee.

CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Dec. 8.-Black-
leg ID killing q number of cattle belong,
ing 10 stockmen In Presho and jackson
counties.
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An lows Central Rranch.

SHELLEY. H., Dec. 8.-The Iowa Cen.
tral 10 surveying q route for a branch
road from Story City to Sibley.
The grand jury has condemned the
Osceola county Jail. The steel cages
are IN . frame building occupied q 4
dwelling house. In case Of fire prison.
ers might be- cremated.
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Pierre Pontoon Carri.a o,,..

PIERRE, 8. D., Dec. 3.-The ice car.
ried out . part Of the pontoon bridge,
The boats were caught and anchored
about 30 miles down the river.
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Watch for "Why not

"Why not" 10 In everybody's mouth.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-09
JOY IN LIVING STON.
1he Rspublieans Elect Their Ticket
Fsem Top 10 Bottsm.
Special Dispateh 20 the standard

Special Dispateh 70 the standard
LIVINGSTON. Nov. s.-Ths republicans
Of Livingston and Park county held .
esaud ratification meeting at the opera
house IN this city tonight and celebrated
With music and speeches, amid great on.
thusiasm, the magnificent victory which
they ashievsd st tho ballot boxes last
Tuesday In tho election Of tho entire re.
publican ticket from congressman to con.
stable. George Anderson acted as chair.
man, aud short speeches wore made by
Attorney A. p. Stark. Attorney W. n.
Poorman, Editor George H. Wright, c. A.
Burgh, S. L. Holiday. J. X. King, Attor-
ncy H. J. Miller. Allan r. Joy and II. j.
Hoppe. Tho Park county returns are oil
In except from three small precincts,
Cook City. Independence and Cottonwood.
These cast about 80 votes, and II Is esti.
mated they will bc nearly divided be-
tween the republicans and democrats, as
we'll as on tho capital question. The
capital vote Is Anaconda, 752; Hell
ena, t,543. For congress, Hartman
received more votes than the other three
candidates combined. Tho result gives
Hartman 1910; Corbett, 40; Smith, j3j !;
Maiden, rs. Joy, Meyer and Collins. all
republicans, are elected representatives
The legislative vote stands: JOY. l,a1G |;
Meyer, 1909; Collins, go: Day, democrat,
10; Smith, democrat, 72e; Dehart, demo-
crat, 57s; Becker, populist, 33i; Kelly.
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He FOUND A SKELETON
IT WAS SIX FEET TALL


opsslAi DispaDsA y u nfanAarA.
BozxMAx, Noat, Nov. a-cus TespQp.
Who three ysass aeo bought the Edmon6B
nneh, iocatsd On Cettonwood, abous -
mliss from BossmAu, rspoets Q mystsgy
to which but litle clue hes thus Ia bsso
hssa ssund. Ths Asst of ths vssk vhiAs
salasss u, bsfess putting IN hin ian ssup
of vegetables, hs eams across The skeossea
ef maa sheat . Soos undse ~ eastA
composing the cellar hooe. Ths skslseso
was that Of . man about six fsst tau and
lay on IL sids elees 10 ous vail a ~
cellar, thers being enoagh hair found -
show u 70 have boon black and part of Q
shirt and . lsathse belt were unsarthsd.
The skull bad hesn crushed In b. haev
from some blunt instsumsnt. whisA b
evidence % thsss having bssa foui paav.
The only clue thus far 70 The svidsaes e
J. a. Cassoll. . nsighbsr. Who ssunsmhsss
. fellow who answer % what ean -
learned from ths rsuains found, and vho
was With Edmsods Soe Q leag time huA
suddenly dlsappsassd about 1oo1. y.Nb
moads, Who foemseiy eWne1 ~ saneh,
disd Dee. a isea Hs was German,
quite IN osd maa, vhe kspt - a4AiEs -
himsslf and livsd Eathse apass fssm M
nslshbess end ons Who bsss ossd rsoap
tatiea In this valley.
Last night while plaviAg pskse n ~
Brsvssy saloea, Herman ylewsss. pap
hlse, eos into dispute With . uAn b. ~
name of Boiin, saeh claiming ths saAksA
Dick Flowers, Q beeshse a the playse. tosk
bic bssthss's paFs ~ jumping - he tahas
and kicking Bolin IN The fase 10 0Ahs ~
aivs up The psa Dalia - hsad e ~
foet and threw him IL ~ tah1s. VIA
ylsvsm juaesd ~ viAh . dsaWa kni1s -
bic hand anA stahbsa nslin u - ~
hssast just ssse ths hsast. sn1tiag . 49,
cash abeut three insAss lsag, anA Delia's
Me vas SAVED ealy thssaGA - knilb
eomine d eeataee Win n 1lovoso
esuid nee - esua1 - ss0e taos, ~ -
oDsse eonghA IN aheus g minu1ss alsaP
IN a allevvay. thess hassas hen ~
$1,000 a ths tseabass appasset1v skipct1g
Ssr parts unknsWn. H was ls6gs1 q -
sisv ~, ssA W. h ~ sasns plsss sa1y
We msashs 80 sse assasl1lns ~
With deadly vsapon.
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In Memory OF the Gar,

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Bishop Nicolai
Of Alaska was q visitor at the state and
navy departments to-day with Prince Can.
tacuzenc. tho Russian minister, who pro.
sen,ed him TO the secretary OF state and
tho secretary OF the navy. Bishop Nicolai
will conduct memorial services to the car
at tho Russian legation tomorrow morn.
ing. President Cleveland. members Of
the cabinet with their wives and foreign
ambassadors and ministers IN their re-
gala will attend. The services will DO in
native Russian tongue and in the absence
of q choir will be withou, music.
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rALMAos wlIHoRAws.

fAs hrsskiya Psssbytsry Disssivss-
fhs or~ss rssasAss'I Psass.
NEW Yoax. Nov. a-Dr. DsWits Tai
Mage. pastor OF the Bseoklyn tahssaasls
which vas rsssnty for the third tims d.
stroysd BY ars has written . lsttse 10 shs
sldses of the ehuFeA tsndseing ~ rsstgs
nation. Be,levins h 10 cspv q ths lsssses
BnookLYy, Nov. Z
10 Sesstsa q BFooklva 1abevnasie. .-DEAn
Brns AND BnsfHnnu: heseey oek yea 70
toia wieh ~ h rseusst 70 ths Bgssklya Fsss-
bytsy that thsy dissolve the pastoral
q the ngeektyu tnbsgnacs hays bu1n lngiag ~
bssa destEoysd. k b not Tighs eAas I eAou11
81 @ ehaneo bal4 . foassh e11ry1 t0flng
~ umN5l1. fudvl)sJAnsyy4'WuD6tv0 q 10
thin9s-elther call . nsw pastor. under whoss
leadsrahlp nsv church might be builf, or 70.
main 10 sFgaAisatlon Hnsii yea ean sive csrtiA-
satss Of msmbssshlp 10 cur psoD,s. . thsy nay
Join sister churches. A. for mysslf, I WI
q psovines my dircct. either tske ansthse -.
togass % . hfe svsnsslis wosk. peeeshing
the gospel 10 s'l people. vitheus nansy I'D
without price.
Thanking yos Cor your ever issesssiag ~
neas 70 me and nine, snd hoplng 70 - reasso-
cIated Win you IN the heavenly woSid, together
with muitlsn1ee win whom W have weeuAlpsa
during the last 35 years, am
Yours u tie Gospel
Z. DEWITT TALMAoE.
The ssssien. according 10 . friend q
The pesachss, NEE Talmage Last pl9ht and
agreed to request that The Brooklyu
presbytery dissolve the pastoral rotations
now sxisting. This 10 practical scespt.
anee a the rssignstiou.
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LExiSoroS. Nov. J.-John Traynor.
mayor of Athens. ky.. shot and killed
Isaac Davidson here tonight. He also
seriously shot Lewis sharp. q farmer
Traynor is a Breckenridge man and David
son and Sharp were Owens supporters.
They quarrelled over the election.
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Biasa 10 0vssvhslnsl.

LEBANON. No, Nov. S.-In reply to Q 70.
quest this evening that he would give the
associated pssss his visvs On The result Of
Tussday's slsetioa, r p. Bland stated
that hs was - overwhelmed with The un.
sxpeetsd nature of The returns from ail
parts q the country that ~ vas not pro.
pared 70 give IN opinion Ter publication
os the causes vhish I'D 70 ths landslide.
He attributed his own defeat, how.
svss. vssy largely 70 ovsseonAdsncs
among political friends In democratic
counties, rssultine In dsngerous falling
o3 Ia the dsmocsatio vote. He tskss bic
defeat philosophically and v Of the opln.
lon the republican victory will prove .
valuable lesson to Missouri democrats.
Additional returns received this evening
reduce Hubbard's supposed plurality Of
coo over Bland to 10. . number 90 small
that Il will require IN oflsisl vote to Dc.
tsemins the result.
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SAN RRAHcrsCo. Nov. a-Ssnatce John
p. Jones arrived in the city to-day from
Nevada and is highly slated over the sue.
cess Of the new silver party In that state.
He 10 confident the silver party has car.
ried all Of the moro important state Of.
fees. Senator Jones also expressed
pleasure over tho political upheaval in the
East. "But," said he. mo immediate good
results can tako place, nor any revival in
business need be expected until the re-
mouetization Of silver 10 carried into ef.
feet"
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pspallst, 60, Hsdson, pspalAst, 10 yes
shses6s Yeune. rspubliess, In, Cee-
sevs eemeeeat. Is, GriMth, psealisA -.
4R county clerk: Angus, rvpuhlSean.
l.i7e, DoAsrty, dsmocratpopuiist, i,oee.
- esanty tssasurse; Holiday. pepsb.
uesas -; Dyss. dsmssgas, sn; Hieks,
popultst. 81. For asseease: Danials. ~
publican. so1; Martin, dsmoerat. ~;
Asshasds, popuiist, 51a For county %.
tssnsy, Peer0aa, rspssaissu, lso7, Fog,
dsoaesAt. sDs Kelly. popalist. l72 Res
sshool superintsndsnt: Miss NeAnellv,
rspublisan, I'm; Niss Duke, ~
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Virginia L. All lsigh,.

RICHMOND, Nov. s.-From tho latest re-
turns the democrats in tho Virginia con.
Gressional districts elect all their candi-
dates excep; in the Ninth, where James
L. Walker was successful.
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Against ;,h. M.eAr,hur- Forr.s. Proc,

LONDON, Nov. SIN the chancery divis-
ion of tho high court of justice to-day JUS
tice Romer handed down his decision in
the MacArthur.forrcst cyanide gold ex.
traction process patent litigation. The
action was brought by the owners OF the
patent against alleged infringcrs and the
defense was that the process was old and
the patent invalid. The decision is against
the owners of the patent and may have
considerable effect in America where the
process is also patented and in use.
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Yesterday as nay DlstrIes.

San FRANcrsoo, New. A-Stx furlongs-
Dolly Z. filly won, Florence Dickey sec.
ond, Wag third, time. liza. Mile and six
furlonRs- -Thornhill won, Carsml second,
70 Fl Rsy third; time. S06K. Five fur
lones-C -Ciacqusr won. Joe Cotton second.
Oracle S. third; time, 1.0lk. Mils-Gil.
cad won. Polaski second, Rey sl Santa
Anita third; tims. 1:A0H. Mile and one
quarter, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Japon.
lea second. Bassancs third; time. 2:l7ssl.
Six furlongs-Seaside won. Sir Richard
second. Banjo third; time, 1 III.
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DENVER, Nov. 9-cevsrnoe Waite has
written The following lsttse to b. q. Clark,
chairman Of the popullst state central
eemmittss; VI am infoemed that you feel
badly over The result. OF course Q great
deal ef fault b found. New, everybody
knew that the old CROW Would sas up the
sEindstons.' II would have bssn singular.
indeed, u thses bad bssn no fault In the
manassmsnt. but I am persuaded that
nothing that wss done OF left undoue by
The state esutral committss o. By any Of
che candidates could have changed the n.
suit. We may - well aeeept our defeat
philosophieally. We have Lost this fight,
but our cause 70 just and therefore i'm
mortal In especial manner, ] wish TO i'm
press upon you my entire oonGdsncs In
your integrity. The stars apd thsir
eoursss have fought against 10, but
"Freedonb battis, beQusashsd from sire 70 son
though oebsn lost b ever won"
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owen. still Ahead.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. s.-Thc situation
in the Ashland district is unchanged.
Owens, democrat, claims 11s plurality. If
Owens 10 given . certificate, Denny, re-
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n ovvWnM - s11hasSs - AAnas.

LOUIsvuxh Nsv. ala toAavss 0Bur6Us
Jsur~si Nr. Wassssssa says: .&svse ~
Q ersas party % 70 tbe psepae nn6aP eoeA
handieaps ~ vsee carried hv ~ 6a0e.
esats Into TIE sanpaiea jnst eaAsd. n
hssA timos voso had eosuGA, - ~
mieht havs hssn panisd. ysseisa Auhas
auone email claimAnts ed rival plaas
msu vses bed sneQeh, but ~ pssttas
have mst end eveeeeaDs snsA eosoaGess
bsfssU new, but vith sseega e DeEo111v
and dishonee, % ~. Cleveland aD1lv -
seslbsd Il, 70 faes and dsfsaA h . hAnd -
hand AGhs With ths united rspubs
lisana I'D b. HAHissa. NsKinAv
snd 1eed, u was disssasaG1ng
Tor tho demoesutA r AlsA ~ aall, ss1e
sufaeleaey end stolld ia1iesesnee e ~
adminisAsatiea that maAs - sign, ut1sgs1
- wsrd. and, q lsast, - - s1a4s g
Nev Yeea. sssussd ~ aoeoa4 g ~ saUD
lar dsuessatis nsalnssss ~ heaAls ~
tasiR rseeem hill Win have - . esvn -
shs foet and taks nsw skasl xhobaA11o
ever the Doasy issne v1n 60 - uQaa
~ We shall - II tAsss = os0ssssav
saouah Ioft q ~ tsus hane s1sipe -
make Q great eeas Goed aoAfnse an
veathse. a. sathse. ~ tsuse - =. voes
~ osaA oe many esassst eupUoBEo4 .
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81. LouIs, Nov. a-Ths state demo.
cratic eommittse comedies the elsotioa Of
. republican lsgislaturs. Il also con-
esdsd the defeat. on prima fade returns.
Of r. P. Bland In the Eighth district By .
plurality Of 10 votes. The eommittss still
claims the reelection of Deeksey In The
Third By 800.
LxBANoS, No., Nov. &-Censrsssmsn
R. p. Bland coucsdss bic defeat By 600
plurality.