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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15

entire state ticket and all of the con.
gressmen.
North Dakota-Johnscn is elected.
The entire Republican state ticket is
elected.
ldaho-The entire Republican ticket
is elected by 1000 plurality or more.
Montana-Entire ticket Republican.
Legislature Republican.
WisconSin-Every congressman Re-
publican. Republican plurality will
be between $4,000 and 10000. The
legislature will be Req dblican in both
branches.
lllinois-The Republicans carry the
state by 125,UO0 plurality; elect twen-
ty-one out Of twenty-five congress
men and control the legislature.
lowa-Republican plurality about
10000. All congressman Republican.
Wyoming-State ticket and legisla-
ture Republican.
Observation-Disclosures elect state
ticket and control legislature.
Minnesota-The Republican state
ticket is solidly elected. All seven con-
gressmen Republican.
South Dakcta-Sheldon Rep.) elect.
ed governor. Republicans control leg.
West Virginia-The state goes Re-
publican. Congressman Wilson is
defeated.
Observation-Disclosures plurality
10000. Legislature Republican.
Observation-Disclosures plurality
10000.
New Hampshire-State carried by
Republicans, with large gains.
Pennsylvania-The state goes Re
publican by a big plurality. Twenty.
nine Republican congressmen elected.
Colorado-Entire Republican ticket
elected.
Neutrality-suspicious. Republican con.
gressmen and six Democratic con
gressmen elected. Owens Dem
elected in Breckinridge's district.
Indiana-The state Is Republican by
at least $4,000.
Ohio-Republicans elect ticket by In.
creased plurality.
Georgia-Democrats eject their en-,
tire ticket.
acknowledgements elect all OF
the congressman.
TRANSATLANTIC Democratic ticket Il
elected.
Arkansas-The state is Democratic
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15

"Sen-GoinE ADMIRAL" IL Placed
IN the Retired List.

SCV-uOkEE Aufnirnt' N F10ceu
ON the Retired List.
a~shington, Nov. li.-To-day there
placed on the retired list the com
-tdaEt Of the New York navy yard,
1iral Bancroft Cherardi, one of the
old war commanders now in the
al service, and known IN naval
anee as the "Sea-Going admiral"
leaves behind him q career OF dis
ton, full Of hard fighting and Sc
D service, and without q blemish.
total active service amounts to
weight years and five months. and
'uty-fve years and eight months Of
!, service were spent at sen. Even
ing the seven years he has neld the
* OF rear admiral In q time when
admirals make more than one
se under their own pennant, he
been at sea about four and a half
RS.
imiral Cherardi was born In Louis
1 sixty-two years ego, and n APP
,,ted to the naval service from Mas
lrusetts June 20, 1916, as midship-
.. He became a passed midship-
"A In 1852, a master in 1855, aud
] made a lieutenant on the Lancas-
attached to the Pacific squadron
n the war broke out. The year
: saw him a lieutenant commander,
ikading the South Atlantic ports,
outstanding his Southern birth.
m that time TO the end of the war
vas In the thickest OF the lighting.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15

Following is a summary Of the result
Of the recent elections:
New York-Levi L. Morton is elect
ed governor by about 10000 plural
ity. Strong, anti-Tammany candidate
for mayor, is elected by about 10000
plurality.
New Jersey-The Republicans elect
their ticket and will control the leg
~islature.
Maryland-The state Is carried by
the Republicans.
Nebraska-The Alliance"Democratic
candidate for governor is elected, but
the rest of tho ticket is Republican.
Connecticut-Complete rrturns srsn
all but seventeen towns out OF 16S IN
the state show that Coffin, the Repub-
lican candidate for governor, is elect
ed by 1864 plurality.
Michigan-The latest returns indi-
cate that Michigan has given a Re
publican plurality of $4,000.
Kansas-The Republicans elect their
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15

npt R,pnbicans will make n contest
On one or two congressman.
Tbe Rppsblicans will contrei the
,ayt house by from eighty TO ninty
maioritv The senate will have Q
4o Democrats. 43 Republicans aac .
Pepulists.
Late Returns.
81. Paul, Nov. 10.-Erom the state
returns received up TO : O'Clock thls
afternoon from all but eleven counties.
Gov. Nelson has a plurality OF o-'eio
over Owen, and a majority OF oHl'
over both owen and Becker. Inc
balance of the state ticket WIZ run
very nearly up to Nelson d puhh
will run ahead. Judge Loren W. Soi-
Inns has q majority over John w. WI
lis of nearly 20,0O0, and 1t may reach
$4,000. Judge Collins has run ahead
of the entire ticket. and his total vote
will be at least 1900 more than that
of Gov. Nelson. The Republican con
gressmen have big pluralities. The
legislature will be Republican by lOS
OH joint ballot.
st, Louis. Nov. 1O.-Missouri has
gone Republican. The legislature IL
largely Republican. Counties winch
have never gone Republican since the
ex-confederaties were restored to citl-
zenship have elected the entire Repub-
lican ticket. Ar analysis of the vote
as shown by returns received at Demo
cratic headquarters shows that no por-
ton of the state has been exempt
from the shaking up. 1t Is just as bad
down along the Arkansas line as 1t
is upon the Iowa borders. The Mis-
sissippi river counties are as badly
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
General,

General.
An unexploded dynamite bomb was
found at Massillon, Ohio.
A blizzard was experienced at Hart
ford, Conn.
The ;nti-to2in remedy for diphtheria
Is being tested in four cases in the
municipal hospital, Philadelphia
Hoffman island at New York Is to be
increased in area from two and one-half
acres to nine acres by artificial means.
The general committee of the Freed
mems Aid and Southern Education So
ciety began its annual session in New
York.
Officials Of the Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk are to be appealed to to
stop the payment Of excessive commits
sions.
A cut of Sc has been made In second.
class passenger rates from Chicago 10
Boston and the decentralization is
spreading.
A mortgage on the plant Of the Den
yer Union Water company Mt Denver,
Colo, in favor Of the Continental Trust
company, has been filed.
Gov. Aftgeld OF Illinois has rcstt red
Joseph b. Myers of st. Joseph to citi-
zenship. He served n year in the
penitentiary for forgery.
After arguments in the Illinois 80
tional Building association ca
Bloomington, Judge Sample appointed
M. *. Young receiver.
The Berrien county (Mich) seat re-
mOval case before the supreme court
at Lansing was decided in favor Of re-
moval to st. Joseph yesterday.
A reduction of six cents on mined
coal caused the miners Of the Municc
Qll.) mines to strike and call on all
other miners in the district to do like
wise.
Announcement was made Mt New Or.
leans of the failure of the Louis
Schwartz Machinery Supply company
Qilnited), which has been In business
for the last twenty-five years. The
assets are S256,341; liabilities, $50, 900
less than the assets.
At New York George B. Stevenson,
a widower 81 years old and the father
Of grown children, says Mrs. Louisa
Potter, a widow So years old, Offered
herself to him." but failed TO deliver
herself. while he. like Barkis, lis will.
in" He sues for $4,000 for breach
Of promise.
A. G. Atherton Of Fort Scott. J.
Manus, and two other men of Joplin,
Mo-, and four or five men of Southern
Kansas who composed a hunting party
In the Usage reservation, wee arrested
by q squad Of Indian police and the
guns, ammunition, dogs and camp
equipage confseated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
From the Nation, Capital.


The president has pardoned Jesse
N. and Elisha Roberts. sentenced in
Kentucky to six months imprsonr
p ent and fine for Illicit distilrins.
The quarelitining of German horses
Is proposed in retaliation for the eX-
clusion OF American cattle n fresh
beet.
The controller of the currency has
declared a dividend in favor of the
creditors Of the First National bank
Of North Manchester. Ind, Of 10 per
cent.
The president has on.muted to life
imprisonment, the sentence OF August
us jenkins. who was to have been
hanged at the District of Columbia jail,
Friday. Nov. %, 1894, for the murder Of
Benjamin NJ. Sheppard.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
posed the man was hanged by a meb.


Joe Evans. enc Of the leaders Of the
Jtvans gang of stock thieves and des-
b sradoes. was brought To Albuquerque.
New Mexico. from MenZeao mountains,
where he was captured after consider
able trouble to the officers.
Ex-PoStmastcr G. A. Biedler Of Okla.
homa City. Oklahoma, has bee" In
dicted by the federal grand jury on
four counSs charging him with making
false vouchers and perjury while post.
master. He has been arrested.
An attempt was made by incendiaries
to fire the Hammond packing house
at South Omaha. Gasoline was thrown
into the box department and set on fire.
1t was discovered before gaining any
Roadway and e~xtinguished.
Considerable commotion has been ere.
ated among the Americans of Monter.
ey, Mexico, by the arrest Of John Hor-
ley under orders from Mexico City,
the result of some old charge hanging
against him in Illinois some twelve
years ago.
S. J. Dunlap, postmaster at Red Fork.
Ok, was murdered by the Cook gang.
Mr.. Dunlap has the ~postoffioe in his
store and the gang entered the store
and ordered him to give up his yalu-
ables. which he refused to do. and they
shot him.
Meager particulars have been receiv-
ed at Guthrie, Ok. OF a desperate rum
ming fight between the Cook outlaws
and United States deputy marshals
near Sasabka. Ok. Two officers and
n bandit were killed and two bandits
wounded.
The joint case of w. s. Richardson
and Ed Smith, charged with murder.
I'm the linching OF six negroes near Mil
lington, Tenn, August 81, was called
in the criminal court yesterday. Owing
to the lack of a complete venire the
a was continued for O few days.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
Personal Mention.

Justice Underwood OF Chicago has
decided that the wedding presents are
the property Of the wife.
Rev. Il. De Witt Talmage has ar
rived at New York from his trip around
the world.
Mrs. Stuart, widow Of Gen. "Jeb."
CT. h. b. Stuart, the famous Confeder-
ate c~avalryman, is principal Of a girls
school In Missouri.
Mary Elizabeth Kyel, a London lady,
who passed the century mark four
years ago, has slept 10000 nights under
one roof.
Edward u. White, associate justice
Of the United States supreme court,
and Mrs. Virginia NJ. Kent were mar
ried in New York.
A young American doctor claims TO
have been the discoverer Of the diph-
iberia serum with whose discovery
DR.. Behring has been credited.
M. Favette, n high official Of France,
has been removed from office for charg-
Ing 400 dinners and six cab rides to
the government.
Commissioner Browning's yiait to the
reservations Of the Northwest has con
WINGED him that all the India IS will
soon be self-supporting, many of them
being already well-to-do.
Ex-Secretary Richard w. Thompson
Of Terre Haute, Ind, who was eighty
five years old last June, has in press a
book entitled Personal Recollections
of Sixteen Presidents"
Prince krapotkine, the most dlstin-
guished living refugee, has resided in
England since 1886. His family held
high rank in Russia before the days of
the Romanoffs.
d. Benjamin McCluer, a leading citi-
zen Of Dubuque. Iowa, for thirty
years, is dead, aged 20. His monument,
with all inscriptions except the date
of his death was erected by him years
ago. During the war he served as
surgeon in the Ninth Iowa infantry.
Charles G. Tombler, the oldest Mora
Wan In this country, died at Wyoming,
Mimi, the other day, aged n~inety-five
years. He was postmaster at Bethie-
hem, Pa, under President Fierce, and
was the first station agent for the
Lehigh Valley road at the same place.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
Went to England to Marry.

Faribaalt, MIN, Nov. 1O.-Anna,
daughter Of the late Gordon r. Cole,
of this city. was married to-day at st.
Margaret's church, Westminster, Lon
don, to Herbert q. Theopold, of Fari.
boult. the ceremony being performed
by Archdeacon Earra-.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
CHEATED.
Dynamite n Bank, but Miss
Getting a Fortune.

Getting a Fortune.
berlin, Ohio, Nov. IL. - Robbers
ke into the First National bank
= hast night and got away with
ut $500 In silver. The front doors
e opened by the use Of crowbars
the locks of the vault were broken
% With dynamite. The thieves then
c two rigs to make their escape
:. One of the rigs was found ut
ria this morning. There is no
to the robbers. Investigation -
led the fact that the vaults had
n opened, but that the safe. which
tanned $4,000, had not been
lNed. Upon a woolsn tray In the
Its was about $500 in silver. This
Ne was taken. rhe small ~ tune
. almost within rcach Of the
yes could not b. secured.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
Disabled NJ Sea.

London, Nov. 10--lt is reported
b a the Leyland steamer Venetian,
from London Nov. A for Boston, is
making for Queenstown with her ma
chinery disabled.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
Foreign

An appeal has been made TO Great
Britain and France by the Chinese to
mediate with Japan for peace.
The report that Flung Wang Chens
was set OF fire before its evacuation
by the Chinese has been confirmed.
President Months determination 10
have the conversion bill passed has
caused a cabinet crisis in Chill.
Wainwright, the American news.
paper correspondent who suffered from
cruelties in Brazil, died at Montevideo.
A. split is threatened in the Irish
parliamentary party. Healey is said to
have definitely cut loose from the Nc
Carthyites.
Emperor William has ordered the
German army and navy to go into
Russia.
The Japanese captures up to the pres
ent are 50 canon. 1900 small arms.
10000 rounds of artillery ammunition,
100000 rounds of small arms and a
quantity Of other material,
A telegram from Waller cia. Venezu4-
In, reports that rebel sympathiZers be-
sieged the troops in the barracks Fri
day night. but finally the troops made
4 break in a wall and sailed out, at
lacking the people. Six soldiers and
twenty rebels were killed and many
were wounded OIL both sides.
1t is now stated that Grand Duke
Alexis Michaelovitch. a cousin of the
Gar, who some years ago was dis
graecd and banished to Caucasus, was
not refused permission to see the late
Gar to, as 1t was said at the time.
receive his forgiveness. The grand
duke is suffering with consumption.
A bomb exploded outside a house in
Tilney street, Park Lane, London, two
doors from the residence of the Hon.
Sir Henry Hawkins. one of the justices
of the queens bench division of her
majesty's high court Of justice. The
front Of the house was much damaged
and the windows Of houses on the OPP
posite side Of the street were smash
Ell, a.,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS
CLEANED FROM LATEST Asspc,
PRESS DISPATCHES. En

A Large PROFIT on Potato~-oasus s,,-
ments From Pierre-New Artesis, up
at Picrre-A Missing Husband-ar"ea
Wells In the Black Hiiis-oa.er s.s
News. ~S
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
Claude GnIdIe nenI,

New York, Nov. 10.-Claude Golde,
whe n few years ago was prominent
In the theatrical profession, is dead.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
ELECTION SUMMARIES
CONCISE REVIEW oF RESULT
OF THE BAI,rI.R OF BALLOPs,

showing the Political Complexion of
the Various States I'm which Eiec-
tions Were Held - Latest Returns
From HI Doubtful Places.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
LEGISLATURE
sUnT XIV THK SEVERAL D1srRICrs
OF THE STATE.

ate, Republicans 3S, OPposstion o. with
In Doubt-Hoase, Repablsms.s 50, OPP
'sftion 14-Joint Ballot. Republicans
p2, opposition 23, WITH I In Doubt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAsTwBEK Nv
A CONDRNsRD FORM.

The Latest and Most Important Ncvrs
of the World, Called From the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
ASSOCIATIONS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-15
Unfortunate Events.


Edward Kanass was accidentally shot
and killed lea Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Bales Of burning hay fell on several
men at Pittsburg. James Harrison
was fatally injured.
Conrad Angel, farmer, zeal Tudmor.
Ohio. shot his brother-in-law. John
Fisher, mistaking him for a marauding
tramp.
Edward Winsor. II years old, was
Chief Shepp, at Munice, IGG, and
killed.
The power house of the Willamette
Milling company plant at Portland,
Ore. was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$150.0OO.
A man named Larson was severely
hurt. one of his horses killed and hi1
wagon demolished by a train on the
Burlington near Bows, Iowa.
Ed Gosserman's infant. 0 months
old. crawled across the kitchen floor
and plunged into a tub of water at
Portland. Ind. 1t drowned before the
accident was noticed.
ED Mansfield. while out hunting with
Henry Gregory at Rockford, H., acct
dentally shot the latter through the
head, killing him instantly. Both are
prominent young men and members
Of the Rockford Rifles.
Mrs. James Donnelly Of Evergreen.
Ohio, died to-day, and her three sisters
and father. Joseph Doolittle, are not
expected TO live, from the effects Of
drinking poisoned rainwater. The roof
Of the house had been painted with
white lead.
A firebrand falling from the flies at
the feet Of Julia Mackay. who plays
the part Of "Superba" in Hanlon Bros.
pantomime at the Grand Opera house
during the matinee at Pittsburg, Pa,
caused a panic. The house was crowd
Ell with women and children, whose
screams as they rushed TO the doors
added to the horror Of the situation.
Criminal Doings.
II ia charged thrt the park board of
Toledo, Ohio, held OUT $4,000 In a
deal for park lands.
Michael ~Santucissa, a Philadelphia
restaurant proprietor, was poisoned and
robbed of $1,000 by two boarders.
Joseph c. Yetzer, president OF the
failed Cass County bank Of Atlantic,
! Iowa, was convicted Of fraudulent
banking.
Silon Lewis, the condemned Choc.
taw murderer. was shot at Wilhurton.
He had to be strangled to end his suf-
ferings.
Actuated by Jealousy, Humphrey
Johnson Of Collingwood, Ohio, shot his
wife through the head and then killed
himself.
Joseph Cunningham, sexton of St.Pe-
ter'b Episcopal church, st. Louis, Mo.
died from poisoning. His discharged
predecessor, Cunningham, is in Gus
tody.
1t is reported that the body of q man
was found hanging to a tree near
Roscoe. ST. Cf,ir county. Mo-, some dis.
lance from the railroad. 1t is sup.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
THE LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY.
Cooks Creek Church Selected AS the Next
Place of Meeiing-Adjourned.

BUENA VISTA, VA, october 2.-(spe-
cial)-The Rev. George A. Doyle, OF
Clarksburg. W. Va. conducted the de-
yotional exercises on Friday.
Cook s-Creek church was selected as
the next place of meeting.
Rev. Drs. Finley. Preston, Cooke, ana
Elders j. A. Waddell. and F. I. Glasgow
were appointed a committee to report
next spring OH the subject OF lay-eVahse-
lists preaching IN the churches.
Revs. Dr. Whisner and Mr. Graybill,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
we're invited to seats as whiting brethren.
The report OF the Home Missions Com
r,fttee was read by Rev. A. II. Hamilton
-Four candidates were employed during the
last summer in vacant churches, and In
new fields in West Virginia, where there
is the most pressing need VI the Gospel.
Work for three ministers, the most or
II in places entirely new. among the lum-
her and coal developments of that coun-
trv has been opened up TO the efforts or
the presbytery, Several new church build
ings are needed in these fields. and a
scheme was adopted to raise the money
for This purpose. To supply the destitu-
lions In the bounds OF the presbytery.
and furnish more or less aid TO twenty
six churches In the support Of their pas
tors. will require almost all the means
the churches will probably give for home
missions for 1880.
A commission was appointed to Organize
q church in Webster county. W. Va.
I'm response to an Application from nine
teen members OF the Presbyterian Church.
and as many others who are interested
| In II. A. .a,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

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WHAT AILS MY NERVES?
They Are Almost Driving Me
Crazy.
They Won't Let Ne Work and They
Spoil My Pleasure.
Here Ia Way TO Have Nerves Like steel
just Read This.

Thousands Of people feel this way:
Their nerves are weak and irritaple'
they pass sleep,ess nights waking In me
morning. tired and unrefreshed. with bad
taste in the mouth, and dull-feeling head.
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prehension, a. Of some impending
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mower. and much Of their energy anu
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