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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-15

IN regard to the mammoth ren" am
of Cana and Alaska, DR.. G. srn nav nart
son notes that in the north ynap Sa
of the continent they az aou W. I'LL 40,
if not confined to, tn, 'ni''' y, sl in.
uaar1v all alastS and part of the ada
o neatiS Y a. district of Canada. No
mas hInes have been reported
from this egion'
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-15

He is very near avery one of US; is
the inspiration Of every thought that
seeks him; is spproachable by every
the symbols if they aid, witbou ..' t Ssn
if one chooses. lie is the great fountain
of influence. Aling human life and
u thought with over of development.M
Henry WarIBeecher.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-15

c.1,pa.s Cry for Pitchers Castoria
SHu.DRKN Cry for Pitchers Castoris
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-08-15

LIv. IN the present that you may be
rep5 for the future.-Charles Kings
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

me plaintiffs IN error perpetyo,,r,. 49,.
Junction Tor the six shares ~ ' sis She IN.
~ security Tor the note. suhiect' 49,, y, neIa
Coni \ ~, ~ Any, and for S9q win ~
See',l INTEREST from July l. ISL w'J,t Yer
Oh suit opinion by Brown. 4 WIN costs
RI Io" n. "A; Frey " the Fort worth ana
Er9tbd ~ S W., railway company, from
aetlon or trcspass to trv lila S'Vusnt an
oppcilee ROAD TO recover a trSs, ~ !, we
~ Whlch the company had estabits 81, iu t.la
inbi &C % LII '.s answer only cl1imed tbs
poses, but 1t prayed that The i snd i, Pur.
pg c"hu'mNed for that Durpose so Insult
,,,i i'S SoupaIy alleged that the ppno,l,r,
anu others obligated themsrlvas mn. .
sum of so 0l1 TO secure g5, es IN the
t13nu LOT depot purposes and nsHeg ~,
ha -, i,',, Nes pc brought in that Judgment
~, we n ~, StNen agalnst them in favor Of tho
runway company In such sun, as 49,, a.. we
adJuuGed TO plaintiff on roudsnnn, Vu,l ".
we iahd; These parties when bronght ~ ~
ueu3IrTed IND claimed that tho nc,to ,r'
suel upon IN the same suit WINS
Inc demurrers We're overt,,led ana ,,-
auills was sustained by the court Of civI
uppeals on the ground that the io,nder
tb5t Jpo,,,, anu on the further ground
Joindcr. ''"cn MS
We, we think the demurrer presented tbs
Iue9IlVl OF mlsjolnder and further tbat
tIc Jolhder OF parties and causss ~ ac
ton was improper S'N'.S VI dC'
me trst cause Of action was based hmm
or involved tort, while the second 59s
on contract. The joinder of snrb W., 80, y" ~
Is calculated to disturb tho oq 9,n Sauses
81 procedure to occasion DELAY NM, - 7
Cuinulate costs which It uiybt he dte,
TTu aI 20 properly adjudge q Tex. 17$. Is
The bringing in OF warran,or f,
case or trespass to try title IL perp,ittoSS
DSS S.{lute and would seem to be proper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
E WAR AT AN END.
BR OF SURRENDER MADE By
DA CANA.
( ---------
lnsurgont Admiral Goes Aboard
q Portuguese Msn-of-War
for Asylum.
lillian MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
lillian MINISTER AT WARRINGTON
CONFIRMS THE NEWS,
tohsS Received BY the Department. Of
tate from Minister Thompson Al.o
Tell tho story,

shlnEton. March l2.--.Advices received
70 state depai'tment late this after-
from Minister Thompson az Rio
iro Indicate that the Brazilian rebel
y about ended The dispatches fron
9ter niompson contain the inforina-
That Adeni,al Da CANA has gone 10
P0rtugueSe war vessel Anndelo, now
ie hnrhor az Rio. and has seut 10
dent Peixoto by the Portuguese off,
N offer OF surrender on condition Of
protection Tor himself and followers
dispatches received by tho state de-
nent were IN cipher. ana when trans-
rcad as follows:
anln;
dc Janelno, March 1a--Da CANA to-
through the senior Portuguese naval
handler, offered to surrender 10 tho
klens OF Brazil, provided no and his
@cru wore guaranteed protection
lgt punishment. Thompson.
enm
de Janelro March t2,--Da CANA
rome aboard a Portuguese man-ofwar
isylum. Thompson.
retary Gresham believes that this
la the end OF the brazilian war.
I, is considerable surprise expressed
lby those Interested in the AFFAIRS or
that the offer OF surrender should
been made through the Portuguese
handler who. up 60 this time, has
llhown any particular disposition to
n hand in the conflict. 1t Is not
lIh;, however that the action OF tho
ligueso in receiving da Cana IL nee
lily an act OF sympathy with the in
Ints The Portuguese are said 20
inige principle of International law
Ipbsoletc by which rights OF asylum.
is called. Is granted temporarily by
atrial power TO u defeated belligcr-
This right Of asylum ia not recog-
of late years by most nations ex-
In cases of half civilized peoples,
moreover the Brazilian insurgents
( never been recognized by anybody
alllgeronts, There is, therefore. some
siintlon as to t.ie exact meaning or
Seton of the Portuguese commander.
iaistor Mendonoa. when seen this even-
admitted that he had received news
~ RAA AfhANAs bAt Nttb ultNllilllE 10
tout any information concerning the
II terms OF Da Canals offer OF sur
Pr or to discuss the probable action OF
Brazilian government. He said. how
that he had no doubt that final set
frt had been made by the time ha
speaking or would certainly be made
rrow.
ticc of the intention OF tho brazilian
10 begin an active attack on the In
Ant fleet had been given out Sunday
TO neutral forcea IN the harbor, This
g was given forty-eisht hours before
lrlng was to begin. According TO this
cement. firing could NOT begin until
day noon. Ia Canals offer OF sur
lr was made therefore, fully twenty
hours before nh attack was to he aN-
u. The OFFER Of surrender In fact fol-
the first actual show Of determined
E on the part Of the brazilian govern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
NronMArloN LnAKEn our.

rnment Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
I .4ouis, Mo-. March 12.--The Post
ateh today makes the following states
IN double loaded type:
u Friday cipher telegram was re-
4 in ST Louis from Chicago saying
the government report from the de-
nont Of agriculture would estimate
escrves OF whent at 1l5.O00, 1000 BUSH
Another telegram said that the re-
would be bearlsh on wheat and built
in corn.
j report when made public confirmed
these hints. The amount of whoat
) hands Of the farmers Is placed at
1000 bushels and corn at $4,000 biah-
fhis is bearish on wheat and bulllah
Tn,
y did the Information leak out9
the sneculators placed agents in
lepartment7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

TER FOR TRIAL THURSDAY,
Miss, March law. =. Rat
case was called this morning, Tho
Sc announced 10 the court they were
for trial and tho case was set for
iday morning this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
NEW prcrIVwIe

nphis. Tenn, March i2,- In the cham
court today Mr. r y. Hatchett- some
ago business manager Of the APP
Avalanche, was appointed receiver
ice Of Mr., W. j. Chase. This means
Ncendency OF the w. a. Collier In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

oy vou are All worn out, really good for moth
NJ, Ii Is general debility. lIy
RR0WN7S IRON BITTERS.
II ,yiIl eT1rg YOU. cleanse your liver and gtFa
; good appetite,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
THE BIG RUSH FOR
DRESS GOODS HAS STARTED,
AND is INCREASING As EASTER APPRoACHEs
NSING As EASTER APPROACHES.

stock
to display than pleased with Dress
But to make the
Eegant M-Woo Chalies andCn
different
The coorngs beautiful and the material
Al-Woo ground with
flowers only 10 -2c yard
in
only oc yard
AWoo
AnWoo Filled
shades only
Case unme Henrieas good
width only 45C
Width,
and
other light weight Fabrics
rLansdo in
and
BLACK DRESS 0OODSl BLACK DRESS oooDsl
a to
Presty kno~8 Superior d duS IN %l
e
qualities
we b
pu "
All BERT HAMPF, MAN, NAN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11

Indigestion radically cured by the use
n Angostura Bltters, Sole Manufacturers,
9r' j. q. b siegert sona Procured Of
m hrmgglsts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
e. HIGHER COURTS,
.,xopsEs OF DECISIONS AS
tBT HNy gANDED DOWN
:, the state Courts ofLSst
f'na i, Causes Taken Up on
y" -, From the Lower
judicial tribunals

II Aa'uE .isd down the following opinions
Z Hui banas1 N'"'
; isa'"g Abbott and wife VS.. 1nterna-
IT. i Buldlng and Loan association
n II On Dexar ,,,, r,,s II Ahho..
y, .,,ho5 for seven shares of the first
4 4 wv, ~ stock IN the International Build
@snJ Loan association ana IN 1885 ne
! Il AMI Tor six shares OF the NTH
tsc1Dss' ,bs stock IN said association,
Ne 1s W va belng 500 each, on the 10th
IA, ~ sgttscri1 ISG Abbott borrowed from
4 + ~ q Aistjnn $40 for which he gave
la,a II Saving note joined by ms VIE;
ls,s n p,o,nnio Texas, April l, lSS6,--On or
~ iu Aatoirl ,5 t,,rity Of the first and nrth
~ ENe e"e,6rk OF the International Build
~ ES " Lam association we promise
I'm As The order OF the International
~ II sisr and Loan ASSOCIATION a. It's prin-
lis a' ~ CO.. In San Antonio, Texas, the
v'.Nenty-six hundred dollars G2GOO.
Y. ..resf nj the rate OF . per cent
II III, from the date hereof until
siso the further sum OF twenty six
ss r. $500 per month from TINS date
mSinrlty OF the Aforesaid stock as
h AilnI fnr In the bylaws OF said as
A. u .son which bylaws are made and
~ 10 be a part hereof
.sc,,re the payment OF the above
ta Abbott and wife executed and de-
1 NJ 4 IA VIM. Holland deed OF trust
Z wing TO him the property described
! netitlon which contained the usual
aS ,I5ns for sale in case OF failure to
~ nrncpal, interest or monthly pay
N on stock The interest was to be
y i N Monthly and 81 on each share of
1 ~ he paid each month. Abbott
MH NJ nonthly installments on his
N stock up 10 and including Nov
u W iSsl and paid the interest on the
ar az rhe same time, amounting to
a=tF l.s. 20, va
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
Ex-Governor Merriam, the morning

Ex-Governor Merriam, the morning
after the election said:
''It is the most spiral victory in the
interests of good government that has
occurred since the war. It demonstrates
fully the patriotism of the American peo-
pie, and the fact that they are fully alive
10 the neacessity of maintaining the
highest standard OF upright citizenship.
"1t is not simply question of victory
for the Republican party, for which I'll OF
US are grateful. but it means tho downfall
of corrupt government in New York city
ard New York state and of Populist rule
in Colorado and Kansas, and believe, in
our own state 1t reassares the people
that we are not likely to have agitation OF
the sariF or free silver for some years to
come. and will undoubtedly have q ten.
dency TO start the wheels of industry and
commerce again.
GAIL good citizens over the United
States should rejoice at the outcome
St. Panl Dispatch.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
NEW YORK..

New York, Nov. THE Republicans
have carried New York state by estimat-
ed plurality ranging from 10000 to $50,
600. These figures repesent the probable
plurality of Levi 2. Morton, Rep. for gov
ernor over David B. Hill, Dem, based up
on the vote of New York city and Brook
lyo omplete and returns for more than
one-h half of the election districts above the
Harlem river. The total votes for the two
leading candidates is considerably in ex.
cess OF that polled for Flower and Fassett
for governor i'll 1891, In addition to which
ii the votes cast this year for Wheeler, Ind
Dem, which will exceed 10000
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
Hiring Ao.,:.rl..

You may hire ALMOST anything in
New York. even to an aquarium stocked
with SEQ vegetation and strange crea-
lures of the deep. The aquarium is an
occasional table ornament at a feast,
and is usually hired for the occa ion.
The trade in all the things that 50 to
make up the aquarium is afgrowing
one in New York. and those who en-
gage in this business have taken to
themselves the title of aquarist You
may have OF these gent:i.lnsn almost
ary queer fi-h, NJ rices rang ny from
10 cents to $40 per specimen. together
with any one of twenty varieties ol
aquatic plants
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee, Nov. RET urns from the
interior of the State show Republican
gains everywhere and indicate that the
Republican state ticket will bo elected by
majority of from $4,000 to 10000. The
average Republican gain in precincts thus
far received is 81 and it is steadily increaa
ing. Chairman Wall Of the Democratic
State Central Committee comedies the
election of Upham and the entire Republi-
can tic ket. Chairr,an Thorn of the Re
publican State Cent? j Committee claims
the state by $4,000 and |. nry G, Payne
comedies with his estimate.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
THE ELECTION.
Republicans Victori-
Gus Throughout
the Country.
THE COUNTY.


The result in the county is the reelec-
ton of Auditor Casselman by large ma
iority and the election of Joseph Mann
for County Treasurer; Judge Peterson re-
elected County Judge, Luke Eskes
elected by small majority for Register
of Deeds, A. G. Raaard for Clerk Of Court,
Alfred Won steiger for States Attorney;
Swan Hanson reelected Commissioner of
tho 3rd, District, q. A. Oberg reelected
Assessor for list, District, Thomas Lang
belle elected Assessor for end. District,
and II. c Nygaard, elected Assessor for
3rd. District. John Nicklin is elected
County Surveyor and Chas Brady, Coroner
Fer Justice Chas Griffith, Joseph Ander-
son and John W. Elliott wore elected and
Ola Graain A. II. Simpson and John
Peterson were elected constable.
AS our paper goes to press before the
returns are canvassed by the Commission
ers, We will leave the exact figures until
next week, but the result is without much
doubt as above stated.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
WHILE HER FATHER PRAYED

A Pennsy:vania Girl Elopcs From .
Prayer Meeting.
Miss LOIS Gritma:, daughter of Har-
rison Gritman, of Forest Hill, Wyoming
county, Pennsylvania, and Arthur
Vanderveer, an athletic sawmill hand,
fell in love last fall and soon became
engaged. Mr.. Gritman refused to
give his consent to their marriage, and
commanded his daughter not to re-
ceive Mr.. Vandervcer's attentions any
longer.
The young man did not call at the
house again, but the lovers met oc-
cas;onally, however, and some days
ago they decided to elope. There was
IL prayer meeting at the Forest Hill
schoolhouse, and Mr.. Gritrnan took
Lois to it. 1t had been planned oy the
couple that Mr.. Vandervecr should
look in a certain window of the school
house when he was ready for Misc
Gritman to join him. Mr.. Gritm>
was praying when Mr.. vandelve>. ,
face appeared at the window. Snd
Miss Gritman got up unnoticed and
went out.
Mr.. Vandervecr had q Cs,-ble team
and carriage in readiness, tucked the
robes around Miss Gritman, and was
soon on his way toward the New York
state line. Mr.. Gritman did not miss
his daughter till the meeting was out,
and did not follow. Mr.. Vandervt'rr
md Miss Gritman drove all night. und
the next day they were married.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
FOR SALE.

A fine farm and stock, ranch IL miles
northeast of Goa; Harbor with good
springs on the place and 1000 tons of hay
can be cut on the place and vicinity and
about 100 acres can be broke up for farm.
land. The ranch is located on section ~
and section SO Township 14s, range 81.
Will sell or trade. Any party who wishes
a good bargain, it will tie to their inter
est to come and see me or address,
FRITZ NIAHUs,
Coal Harbor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
They Were Tame.

Winks-I understand yoa have been
old fellow. What did you shoot !?
Blinks-Only couple OF brace of ducks.
Winks-Were they wild
Blinks--Weu, n-n-no, but the farmer
was.-Truth.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
INDIANA.

Indianapolis. Nov. THE partial re-
tnrns received from Indiana indicate that
shat the state is Repuio lean by at least,
$4,000. The Republican state committee
SAYS 1t will not be surprised If the plural
itv reaches 10000. It is the most sweep
ing victory eyor won by any political
party in Indiana.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
Tho Nervous Speaker.

At Massachusetts town the other
light, there was temperance lecture
N the chapel Of one of the churches.
The gentleman who was to preside
did not show up. and man known to
have deep interest in the temperance
cause was called upon to act in his
place. Mr.. S. is a very nervous
man who easily gets ratified. He
struggled to his feet, and this is what
he said: Ladies' and gentlemen:
Since brother -- is not here to ask
the Blessing of God to rest upon this
meeting, we will proceed with tho
business an! do the best we can with
out it. Amen" :.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
Latest.

The very latest telegraphic news cor
firms the previous news of Republican
successes, the majorities being even
greater than at first reported. Penn
sylvania goes Republican bv 100000, and
and Ohio by 100000. something unpre-
c,dated in voting changes. The South
ern states go Democratic, while Kansas,
and Colorado join the Republican col
umn. Minnesota re elects Nelson Gov
ernor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
FOR SALE.

Five hundred tons of hay. Horses.
cattle ard sheep taken to winter. Call
at the Snake creek ranch or address.
JoHNJ. N1cHo1.s.
Coal Harbor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov. All New England re-
turns show great Republican gnins. Nov
Hampshire elects both Republican con-
.ressman by increased pluralities Busicl,
for governor. gained 2.G74 i'll "a towns.
This if maintained, will give him nearly
10000 plurality. The Legislature is
largely Republican,. No figures regarding
congressmens' pluralities.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10

Putting /. Little OF n in noriou.
..Talk about cir being 'free!" said
tho young man in knickerbockers,
handing $3.50 over to the bicycle deal
er and taking the machine cts the
most expensive thing on earth. You're
making clean profit Of $3.50 on tho
III tp those pneumatic tires. by gum,
aud know l!'
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
Local News.

Local News.
V John Nichols and Fred Bixby came over
from Snake creek range, Wednesday.
"
Dan McAfee, of Coal Harbor, was down
on masters of business at the county seat
SY1Is7l's',. W.
Fred Neihus, the good natured ranch
man from the Snake creek range, was at
the county seat attending to business,
Wednesday. A..
John o..,.pX9 Proprietor Of the Bi.m.ro.
1and Washburn stage line came up on
Tuesdays stage looking after his business
at this end of the line.
When the 9Th, day of November arrives
and the pool boxes are closed. victory
will be ours and ours alone.-L. NJ. Wallin.
Louie Ph;ster, of Conkling, returned
Thursday as far as Washburn from his
har vesting excursion to the Red River
valley.
The election at both Coal Harbor and
Turtle Lake passed quietly without Incl
dent. The day being pleasant large,
1,1+ ho fn1l uofa ,pas x,ofloI
Olaf Perry, of Ottkrail, Minnesota.
came up on Thursdays stage to look
after his business interests in Mclean
county.
A genuine cold snap set in Thursday
evening, with fierce north wind blowing.
AZ we 20 to press the thermometer is
reaching foTtfo zero mark.
G. Fredrcks Of Harvey, on the 500.
was over from his section the past week
looking up some lost horses. that he thinks
.trayed westward of the Dog Den
range.
One hundaed dfty-one vote cast in the
Washburn precinct. and only 81 votes for
J. S. Murphy. Pretty good for "Satter-
lurd:s henchman'' oh! Reporter-Journal.
The Steele Ozone and the Klum Stand
erl are complaining that the LEADER
does not reach their exchange table. The
lEApsE is Legally addressed and regularly
mailed from this office to both the Ozone
and Standard. III
III. steamer B.tJ2l!hior 2h reached the Wash.
hurn landing from below Tuesday evening.
After unlon.,;ng goods and taking on
cargo of wheat ii eeturned to Bismarck,
Wednesday morning.
H. ". Gr1mbs, Martin Hagen. VIM.
Kickoff and party returned rs far as Wash
,rrn. Sunday from contract work on the
new school house at Elbow Woods. The
whole party were on good travelling gait
to reach their Burleigh county voting
precinct Oh good tipe election day.
On satnraa! morning last, Mr.. satter-
lund started down to the ca pital city. driv-
ing " pair newly broken bronchos. Near
Wogansport they became frightened at
aomo object and broke into run and
dashed against one Of the many posts
about there, threw him violently to the
ground, badly bruising his shoulder.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10

The report FROM the November fur sales
of London place wild cat and lynx as
leading fur IN markets of the world. There
are plenty of these animals along the
timbersd bottoms on each side of the
Missouri and their destruction would be a
great saving TO the other animal life with
in their range.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10

LEGISLATURE-H OR MUIR.
PLY.
No news from Ward or Williams coun-
ty, for certainty concerning the legis-
lative contes9, but as far as known, Han
son has the lead.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
THE STATE.

The latest news all over the State, gives
johnson for Congress and Roger Aliin.
for Governor an election by lprge ma
iority. The balance of the RePu blican
state ticket is also elected by large ma
iorities. The Legislature will be Repub-
lican BY near two thirds majority.
MONTANA.
The great capitol location fight between
Helena and Anaconda overshadowed in
interest every other thing political IN
Montana. 1t was an aggressive fight be-
tween millionares. and money was used
freely. The latest news give Helena Il
small ma jority over its competitor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10

BURLEIGH COUNTY.
Republican county ticket elected ex-
cept Dcnnel]y, for treasurer. Hogeland
wins.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10

Judge Bowen and Henry suttles, two of
the best known citizens of Bismarck,
passed through Washburn, Wednesday on
an ''outing" in the neighborhood of Elm
and Archie's point. Both gentleman are
hunters of good reputation. Mr.. Suttles
in particular was an elk hunter of renown
in these parts 25 years ago. ...-..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-11-10
KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. AT - a. m.
Chairman Breidenthal still claims the
state for the Populists and five of the
eight congressmen. He said that he had
complete returns from only two counties,
Scott and Pawnee, and that they show an
increase over his estimate. Attorney
General Little comedies Kansas to the
Republicans. The Republican State
Central Committee says all of the returns
received show Republican gains.