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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Snutl, Dakota

PIERRE, Nov. 7.- Returns from all DOT tions of the state. though meagur. indi- cate that the Republican ticket. includ. ing two conEressnen at large. Is elected by not less than l2, OOU plurality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Latest Prom N w y,,k

NEW Y"EK. Nov The returns at nom indicated that Motions plurality would Teach lJO.WO. In the assembly the demo cratS have apparently twenty four out of 12S m, mbers. The democrats did not elect q congressman above the Harlem river. The constitution al amendment Is adopted and grrater New York is defeated
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
TAMMhNY'S DOWNFALL

strong Elected Mayer by IO.0oo. and t:on
 l. Recorder.
 NEW YnI:k, Nov. 7-Tamlnany k tIe feated The nominal majority of GO OuO usually Ioilcd hy that organization in New ! urk city las L,Cn oblitCratcd and an opposition nunpartisan majority of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY. Nov. 7.-Rcturns re- ceived hero indicate that the Democrats will have a majority of about iO. in the legislature and thoir state ticket by n plurality of 90 GOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07

PROVIDENCE. R I. Nov 7.-NtarIy com plr;e returns from both congressional dis tricts Tn this state indicate that Bull, Re pubic ms is elected over Lapham democrat, in the first district and Arnold republican over Garvin. democrat in the second dis
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS.

A Republican MpJ 'rity of Nearly Go,ooo
 En led Up For Greenhalge.
 Bo~ToN. Nov. 7.-The story of the Mas sachusetts election can be easily told The great storm that completely covered
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
THE ELECTI0NS.'
A Republican Cyclone Sweeps
 the Country.
NEXT CONGRESS REPUBLICAN
Morton Elected Governor or New York
 State by 15O,OOO.

The AntI-Tammany Voters of New York
 City OverwheIm the Tiger and Elect
 Strong Mayor and Con Recorder-Re-
 publican Gains In Massachusetts,, Ohio. Connecticut. New Jersey. Illinois and Other states-wIIson Defeated and Jerry simpson Turned Down-New York Leg isIature RepubIican-Governo Flower Calls It a Tidal Wave.
 NEW EOEK. Nov. 7.-The elections have resulted in n great Republican sweep. In New York MT. Morton Is elected gov ernOr by more than loo, 900 plurality. The Republicans have a large majority in the assembly, and as the senate is al ready Republican they will have a good working majority on joint ballot.
 The Republicans in this state have also gained largely in their congressional dele
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07

HILAS A- HoLCoMh- other part of the ticket will he obtained before tonight Everything continues to favor Holcomb's $ election by l, OnU plurality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
N i-ConSin.

MIIwAUKEE. Nov. 7.-Returns from the interior of the state show Republican gains everywhere and indicate that the Republican state ticket will be elected by n majority of from "a, 900 to 10, 900. The average Republican gain in precincts thus far received is g., and 1t is steadily increasing Chairman Wall of the Demo cratic stato central committee conceded the election of l'pham and the entire Re publican state ticket Chairman Thom of the Republican state central commit tee claims the state by h0. GOO. and Henry C. Payne concurs with his estimate
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Lon sIsna An RIrht

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 7-AImost eom- rlete returns show that solid democratic congressional delegation is elected without much donbt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
irciIlia.

RIcIINo>p. Nov. 7.-Thc returns thus far received from all parts of the state i'm dicatc that tho Democrats hAvo carried every district Tho sixth k the most doubtful. but the Democrats claim that Otcy Is eloctCd. In tho second and Fourth districts tho Democratic majOritics will bo very small Tho fight throughout the state has bccn between the Democrats and Republicans, the PopuliSts not be ing in tho battle at all. Tho returns in dicate heavy Democratic losses at nearly every point
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
NItnne-otn.

ST. PAUI- Nov. -Thcre has been great falling off fur the Democratic vote and gain both in tho Republicans and Populi>ts, the latter gaining the most. However. tho Republicans will still win if they only hold their own. as the oth. CT parties did not entirely join together, It therefore sCems likely that Governor Nelson tRep. k reelected by an increased majority over his plurality oC lI.0o0 two years ago The labor vote has chiefly gone tn tho PopulistS and that party has hold most, if not all. of its former strength
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Colorado.

DENVER Nov. 5.-McIntyre tRep. ], for governor. will have Ij, 900 to aO, OO0 majority over Waite CPop. l. Tho Times Sun claims the Republican majority in this CArapahOcl county will bc 70. GOO, and that the remainder of the state will give Republican majority of 5000
 Waite has run behind his ticket many thousands If the Republicans have 70. 900 majority on the head of their state ticket. they will undoubtedly control the legislature and re elect senator Wolcott. Pence Pop is beaten by Shafroth (Rep. } for congress in the First district Bell CPop.) may defeat Brown in tho Second district but his majority of l2 900 two years ago will Do greatly reduced Dis patches from all parts of the state say \ very full vote was pollod, and in the cities fully as many women voted as men In Denver and suburbs about si per cent of the registered voto was cast. Women worked earnestly at the polls all day for the success of the Republican ticket. and the result Is largely due to their effort
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Nebraska.

OMAHA, Nov. With lO7 precincts received from the stato on head of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Waterbury & Naugatu,k Concrete Co.

Asphalt noOring~. bridges. driveways. Sc. done tn first clI~ mauLe at short notice and low prices.
 Headquarters ass Mill street Orders re- ceived al lS ENchauEe l'1ce. Cutters harness store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Ni--I--ippi II. nocraIIr.

JACKSON. Miss. Nov Notifications thls morning point to the election or all of the democratic candidates for congress in the state by large majorities
 Uhs,uw
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
West Virginia.

WHEELING, Nov. 7.-The indications are that West Virginia will send a solid Republican delegation to congress
 The Republican stats central commit tee claims that N ilsun Is defeated for con gross by l,UOO They also claim that Huling Rep. l. in this district. is elected by n safe majority. DnvcrnnS Rep. car ries the Fir-t congressional district The Republicans are iubilant and claim Vii sons defeat. but the returns from tho back counties cannot bo got for a day ar two. The Democrats arc very uneasy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
\,u IInup-i,ir.,

Cu\cOEp. V. II Nov. 7.-Rcturns for New Hampshire wcre never moro tardy. but every addition shows increasing Re
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07

The stock trn,n SH,-r |" n N E 'yl~ va- nanuiL,turrd t"r th-- ti"' [ > x,h Avenue \rw York r't.'ii tale and r,mnri e> ti.er 1""I~ th.u N, .- ry,r vtn ofi,-'ed in ( nnc>t ,.-. hn,r Z" .,.- ii .' "r "t nuy ,h the .'th"r m'''oha''t~ cnul,' ;.tf rd |. c,r,v It We "Ad C pay nuvthing like wh,t 'he col T. manufacture.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07

L.dic, Xii Button Sh0,~. 19c up Ct.j.Iren'S K,d < ,n~s. l5c up Bnv- hoes. 65., up Men> Shoes. G5c up M,nS lprer>, 33t up .Lnn,>' Ov, r,I>. :I9c up Lad ,-> ~I!pp~r>. l3~ u'
 vcrvlhinE Rubber pver>h""$ anu Boots RrIr>rL Prrl >-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07

men. livery county in the state shows Republican gains.
 The Philadelphia Record owned by William NJ. Singerly. pemocratia candl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-07
Michigan.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-MichiRan has gone Republican by 70 OOl. Republicans claim it will exceed that figure. while Secretary Hosford of tho Democratic committee comedies the Republican plurality to be 30. 900. The Republicans havo elected every congressman. notwithstanding the division of districts by what they allcge to have been Democratic gerrymander Perhaps the greatest surprise to the Dem ocrats was the election of Spaulding over Barkwurth IDem and Pop. in the Soc ond district ny over 2. OOl plurality. The legislature will be about four iifths Re publican In both branches
 sr | IdiauH.
 INDIASAroLIs Nov. - Indications point to an overwhelming Republican triumph in this state The Republican state conimitIes claims for Owens from 80. 0O0 to 5O. QUO majority over his oppo nent. Myers for secrrtary of state. i3 con gressmenanI bo;h iranches of the legs laturc. ] emolr Us conceds 20. OO1 kepub- iican majority, but think they will have four congressman.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
MCGUIRE RELENTS.


put me helentlng Came too late 10 Be
Very Effective.
Mnnngor John Mcguire. of the Butte
easily be done by some such legislation
Ing dispatch 10 The Independent
Butte, Dec, IS Telegram Of Ming re-
garding Tayary company. Helena and
myself Incorrect, am no hog Hell
cna Will not be deprived grand opera.
Tho company plays Helena Saturday,
JOHN MAduiRE
Manager Ming returned from Butte
yesterday. When told Of what Manager
Mcguire had nnid IN his dispatch, he
remarked; THE company VIII not play
here Saturday" Manager Ming says
he had "A good contract with the com
pAny ana was to begin advertising the
attraction on Monday last. lie says
Manager Pratt, Of the opera company
had a contract with Maguire t1 play
1--WE nights IN Butte, with the privilege
"a the company 90 extend the engage
ment to six nights II Pratt saw ~. He
anys Mcguire told Pratt In his presence
that unless he consented "a play the full
week In Butte he could not get into the
opera house at all. As this would have
meant great loss To- the company Man
ngcr Pratt decided 10 comply with the
demand for an extra night.
The fact that the company saw NJ
To break the engagement Manager Ming
considers sufficient to warrant him IN
not accepting the reconsideration.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

II you doubt the above. you have only
10 cnl TO be convinced. on the ieth inst,
offered you at CSC por volume the mnch
advertised bargain. "Astor Library" Won
were offered by other dealers, ~ tho tina
worn bargain price OF 30 cents per VOL
umc' ! was not AZ all surprised when the
"utirc library was taken by n alnFlo pur-
chaser who did not hesitate whom The bar
gain was discovered, This IN only one la.
stance IN The numerous bargains YOU
WIZ hnd az my store, " you VIII call and
investigate the opportunity while thsr.
Us Yet time 20 decide between lcnalou.
elsewhere, aud the realisation VI what
you VIII hnd to be facts hero.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Noilon io ore shinners.

Helena Sampling Works CRradcn
Bros, proprietary. pay cash and the
highest market price for all classes OF
smelling ores, Rates for smelling are
reduced from figures given eighteen
months ago from S. to $40 per ton. Gus
tom nssaying viii receive careful aud
prompt attention NJ the lowest rates
consistent with good work Office, cor
ner Grand and jackson streets.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Personal.

E. II. Talcott, OF Livingston, Is IN
town,
Senator c. w. Hoffman. OF Bozeman,
ls at the Helena.
man yesterday.
John II. McNamaa. Of East Helena,
died late last night from pneumonia.
after a weeks Illness. He had worked
in the smclter for some time and was
very well known lie was an Odd Eel
low and a member Of Klnsley lodge. A.
O. u, w. The workmen will conduct
the funeral services. The deceased was
SO years old. and he leaves a widow and
two children.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Arrivals Al Tho Aelena.

Il. II. Talcott. Livingston; G.. W. Hon
man. d. II, Asbury, Bozcman; Mrs.
Belcher, Miss Nellie Geniwell Mrs. W. y.
Tlerney. Townsend; u s. Haskltt, Rutte;
Mr and Mrs, John G.. Rumury and child,
Cascade; Sol Cohen, Chotoau, u. Mciar-
en-, l.. u. Smith, Great Fails; r., G, klnu-
Der, Max Leopold A. J, Allnard, Memo TN
ticker Chicago; j. g. Punch. st. Louis;
Nathan l.. Wallen, san Francisco. j. n.
skunk, ]. s. Murray, Leo Bruck, New
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
5roadcloths and Serges Sponged Free Of
Charge.

The New York Dry Goods Store will
sponge, free OF charge, all serges and
broadcloths or any dress materials that
require sponging that may be purchased
hereafter from their great dress goods
department This Is unusual and rather
difficult when sponged regular and even.
Again Il will be Of great assistance to
the buying public ~ nice cloths, who
have heretofore been obliged to send
east to get sponging done correctly
But then, ladies' the New York Store Ia
the pronounced leader of dry goods for
Montana prepared for every
emergency.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

X. l., Polk & Co, publishers OF Hell
ena city, Montana State and other bus
incss directories and gazetteers. are
now cnnvassing the city for the new
edition for $500, All people are warned
to pay no money IN advance 90 RE-n -nts.
and tu zoe that the name Of this firm n
plainly printed on all contracts for our
directories Beware of Fraudsw
r, l., POLK ~ co.
n. n Schrocr. Agent. Grand Central
IIgt.I
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

I.n1icr-t have received frcrh lot Of
the crepe riasuc Paper, In thr ruby. Nile
green aud yellow srrCu. also have a
fresh assortment of those aweoi noua
that dreHa Ho attrnctNoly On tho CfSuo
rupoE aud decorate tho ChrlatmaH tres
aO handsomely.
I have decided 10 close out B,y outlro
linr or Dolla and Toys. aud mlca ls no Oh
icct I VIII not he undorsoid by Air X. n.
~, or Z. y \. ana N you do not believe
q come ana price them.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Pnnulnr.

The Arnbclla flour is fast lcaping into
popularity with the housekecpcrH OF this
city II makes white, light bread of a
taste lar superior 10 any other brand
of houE The li1helln nour IN made In
Helena and s.fhc only four that should
bc used by [alcnn people, Your grocer
agila A
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

DO rot be deceived by discount salca.
and special sales. They are especially
designed FOR the merchant Offering them,
and not Tor you, my dear purchasers. It
NJ not necessary for me- to oifer discounts.
for you get them as YOU well know. with
out putting you 10 the pain OF reading
the old chestnutty Offering OF special
sales day. ana special discounts. which
are very pninfnl when you realize that yon
have paid more FOR the article you have
purchased. after the discount has becn
deducted, than you would pay me for tho
same article.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

| nave everything you need or require.
Tor usoful ornamental. plcufine and
desirable present On this you will agree
with me " you viii mako it point ~
eNnminr the varied articles yourucif be-
fore you get some nntiquatod artlcle nt
bargain Offering placoa aud regret nor
hnvinR purchased AN "up 10 date" article
from me,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

have taken the town by storm with the
display OF fancy and useful
Holiday Goods, and with the extremely
low prices am selling them for, II YOU
are wise you'li do your shopping now, and
you'n DO 1t here. As "A natural result. ali
the weariness ana worry InHepnrable from
Holiday shopping before Christmas will be
done away with, and youll have the nd.
vantage OF buying NJ prices lower than
any other place In the city.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The Bee Hive is still headquarters
for toys and holiday goods OF all kinds
and prices this year are lower than ever.
Give them n call.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
ThIeye, Ara pleniv.

Wlth your money IN one of the new
Pocket hooks We are selling ana that
Pocket Hook In your hand, you can defy
all the thieves IN town The price OF our
est OF the low.
HELENA JEwELRY co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The latest In Shell Hair, Pins, medium
sizc Just the latest. Prices way down,
Just the thing for an Xmas present.
HELENA JI1WELRN co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
VEIN STEMS.

NEW YoRK-te5 Sixth Nv
HELENA-Sixtn ana Main
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Marry Xmas

Make Il very merry by lighting up the
house. Get your Candles nj the
HELENA JEWELRY CO.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
$3.50

For a 105-piece decorated dinner set.
$3.50 for a l2-piece decorated chamber
set. +. j. Edwards. Park avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Elnpant for prnsnnis.

Buy your Christmas presents at the
Bee Hive and save 25 per cent.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

For a stylish olonk for ladies, misses
or children, and eastern prices, call at
the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
BORN

LAl Dee H. 1891 90 the
wife Of VIM. l.aurimorr, a daughter.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The Bee Hive can suit you II you want
holiday presents.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Faster. Faster Faster.

on
And
After December 18th
You can come from
81. Paul 20 Helena
over the
Northern Pacific
And mVc
Two hours and
Twenty-Five minutes
In time over any
Competing line,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
MARRIED.

UUFTY-FANILI.-Ou Dec ii, 1884, by H.
=. Woodmnn. y, T., Nv John g. mfty
and Mrs. Gcrtle l'uvill, both Of Avon,
Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

Best line OF 26c ana soc kid body dolls
I'm the city can be found al the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The Holiday stock is well
worth seeing for the mere beauty
of it-whether you're buyer of
such goods or not. 1t is beyond
any question the greatest collec-
tion of artistic and novel mer-
chandise ever exhibited in the
state, and is so acknowledged by
all well-posted visitors to the
store. Not small assortments of
goods in different lines placed in
stock because 1--WE have to keep
some Holiday Goods" as the or
dinary merchant says--but a
complete, fully assorted and Care
fully selected stock of Holiday
Goods, and Holiday Goods only.
1t crowds more floor space than
is occupied by any other business
in the city.
Customers in town and out of
town say they couldn't come to
the special silk sale last week
so we'll have to repeat it. These
prices we know will crowd the
Dry Goods department-better
come early. Special for today:
Striped and Diagonal Perle, per yard. 55c
Fancy Taffeta, per yard..,... ...,.r. Soc
Chaugeable ClcIlian, per yard ,..,.... soc
Changeable CRYSTALLINE. per yard....... SOC
The Mems Furnishing Goods
Department is an established
business in day--a success from
the start. This sort OF prices
made it so. Special for today:
Extra Heavy Knit Black Jersey Shirts IS
Fine Flannel Shirts. io
Underwear that is offered as a special
bargain elsewhere at $3.50, per gar
ment ,.,..".......,t,.......t,. ! %
Linen Collars, four ply. all styles. 10
German Socks, half lined. the $50
kind elsewhere ............."........ 1 90
We've made preparations this
season for ten times the business
of any previous year-and we
expect to do it. Everything in
the stock is fresh sh-bought direct
from factories made of purest
materials--and we guarantee a
saving of IS per cent. over what
the goods can be bought for any
where else. Specially low prices
to Sunday School and other COM
mittees.
Don't buy a sled until you
have taken a look at our stock.
This we tell you in your own in
terest as well as ours-for we
know we can save you money.
We've a display of Decorated
China Dinner and Tea Sets in
the annex-and a display of semi
Porcelain Dinner and Tea Sets
in the old store--that contains
something that will suit any
prospective purchaser of such
goods--$7, 50 to $50.
In the Fruit Department
Fresh strawberries just from the
vines, baskets 65c. Finest
apples in the city for least money.
Pork tenderloins and spareribs,
poultry, game, fish, oysters, let
,uce, radishes, celery, etc" for
the Christmas dinner.
What more acceptable present
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The very latest TO present a lady or
gentleman Is a Brush and Comb Set The
price Is right the goods are the finest ut
the HELENA JEWELRY co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

yOTTTyGs ABoUT IOB'M

Fresh cut nowers at the sixth Ave
nue. greenhouses.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Rs. npur ~ per owt.
Notice 10 Business Men,

Hair chains and switches made to order
by Mrs. II. Miller. 225 Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Melba Wears Them.

Special sale OF albums at the Bee
Hive this week. ..o
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
Re. nr sspsr cwt
s usbvery [ a,est Fad.

In New York, the latest is Living Pic
lures" No lady attends without one OF
the new Mum Holders, such as are dis
played at the -.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
SCHOOL iiii;::::.!:. ii;:::::!:: ii;:::.:.:;. .;;:

Evening School opens Monday, November -
IN Al. 30 and 81 Bailey look Cali on or
addrSss MARY E. JACKMAN. PrincipAL
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The grandcst event OF the season. Many
valuable prizes will be distributed. A
cordial welcome to all members from out
side towns.
TICKETS. 500 for one lady and gem
tleman.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19
practical Instruction and
| .......BOOKS.

II you cannot attend college for course
you can buy our new Practical TFNt
Books on Bookkeeping, Commercial Law
Business Aiithmctic, business spelling
and Correspondence, Shorthand ANY
standard systomi, Typowritlng for any
mnchlucl. also hest works on Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Music and
Languages Prompt attention 10 an or
dcrs Address Prof ll q, icugelhoru.
Principal and Proprietor
EOgeIhOD Helena Business College,
HELENA, MONTANA.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

Extra Heavy Knit Black Jersey Shirts 81
Fine Flannel Shirts. 81
Underwear that is offered as a special
bargain elsewhere at $780, per gar
ment ..,..,,..s.....,t,.......t,s "
Laundered Dress Shirts ...,..,.u...,. 81
Linen Collars, four ply all styles. u
German Socks, half lined. the $50
kind elsewhere ...........n........ 1 o.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-19

The Mems Furnishing Goods
Department is an established
business in day--a success from
the start. This sort OF prices
made it so. Special for today:
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-30

know little, would it not? never played with awoman before and would not have thought of challenging Mrs. Worrall. always think see ahead about eight moves; sometimes I don't carry right, but more often I do. When make blunder it makes me ill."
 Mrs. Showalter is petite with golden brown, curly hair. She wears when at play a simple black blouse and greenish gray skirt, plain and of light weight, clearing the floor Her curls are pushed back and caught up with a jeweled comb. She takes off all her rings but two, plain circle of gold and gem setting. s
 At half-past two o'clock the ladies enter the parlor of 46s West Twenty third street, when playing in New York, each taking her place at the board. Mrs. Showalter sets her feet firmly, and rest Ing her elbows on the table, runs her fingers up through her wealth of hair. If the game is long and exciting, be- fore It's close the comb falls to the floor and the mass of curls rests on her