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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

PIATTsxouTH. Nsb.. Sept. I0.-The 9th
gems bank failed to open its doors today.
An hour later stockholders of the bank be-
fore Judge Chapman asked that the bank
be closed and Charles u. Parmelee ap-
pointed receiver. The judge issued thu
order. The cause of the failure Is supposed
10 be inability to real 70 On securities
The stockholders are mostly wealthy men-
W. III. Cushing, q brother OF K. &. Cnsh-
ing, ex-mayor Of Omaha. was president of
the bank. The capital stock was Si0o. 90.
liabilities So. 600, assets $4,000. The
failure involves about 500. GOO, All well Sc
cured with notes OF wealthy farmers. who
are merely temporarily embarrassed.
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HE DEFENDS DR. GEORGE.
Mr.. Morris SAYS His Character Was
Passed by the Conference.

Ear. MOTIFS SAYS hfs Character Was
Passed by the Conference.
George Z. Morris takes exception TO the
statements contained in q Tacoma dis
patch published IN yesterdays posr-Ia-
sELLIGKScEE in relation to the appoint
mens OF DIR. w. r. George to the charge of
Beacon Hill by the Puget Sound Metho-
dist Episcopal conference. and yesterday
made the following statement to Posr-
lsTELLIsEScER reporter:
Il know that every word of that para
graph is an error. 1 was in attendance at
the conference held at Tacoma which
closed its session Monday night and no
charges whatever were made against Or
George In the conference, and his charac-
ter Was passed, as was tsat Of every other
preacher Ia the Seattle district The falls
ity OF the statement that DIR. George was
gwen the Beacon HUI charge in order TO
AFFORD him chance to square himself
With the conference is apparent from the
fact that Dr.. George was stationed
a. Beacon Hill az the session Of
tue conference held in this city about one
year ago. st which time Bishon Goodsell
stated IN open conference that that Ap-
pointment VAS simply nominal and Wss
made in order that Ds. George might re-
tain his relations with this conference an
~ suitable opening. and one commsensur-
ate vita bis weli-knosn ability could be
found. That not having been done up TO the
present time, he Was. Tor the same reason.
continued IN thas appointment b. Blshop
Joyce. No charge sas made at the con-
ference that DR.. George did not pay his
church debts. neT was anything sad con-
esrning hfra that could bs construed into
such charge; and. 50 far as Dr. Georges
relation with the Pages sound conference
IL concerned, q references % the minutes of
the present conference viii show that bis
character was fully passed and that no
charges whatever are pending over him."
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Nellie Flrth's Good IaeA.


Our reporter. on passing ChiibeTg's res
taurauk Yesterday morning. noticed .
crowd around the entrance Of the hotel,
and found on inquiry thas they were In
teresteA in consulting the DrA DARN.
who have their Offices up stars. He
found. on sznntering into their reception
room. that IL vas packed ike saraiEes IN
. box An appropriate sign should have
been standing room only" On inter
yiewing some Of the eases that emerged
from the doctors private ofslce be vas
surprised AZ the words % praise thst
ware spoken for the doctors and tie seem
fnggy nairaea oas cures that they we're per-
forming. One case was especially inter-
esfinx--Ehas Of Mss Nellie Firth. Of thia
city, and our reporter Was requested to
puhlish the foilostng card
TO she puddle: FOR monshs past my
daughter has been gradually growing
deaf frora las ELECTS Of eat2xrh I had
bat liftss faith In cures hy electricity bat
concluded 10 try Dr.. DeTrin, ard 70 car
great ioy she l. cured | vii gladly an
swer any inquiries at J7ii Adams avenue.
Tacoma EDWIN FIRTH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

sh<rIfFs s2les were confirmed By Judge
1xnx.sy yesterday in the following csses !.
4msncan Surety Company va Edward
1saktn 81 A..
Hssmsn Chaplin Va G. X. Jenner ct a.,
.sss and S. block s. Braulcy's addition TO
s-.ssls. and . strip Of six feet between the
ssrth line Of the above lots and the center
- attending east and west between Yes
. ssenue ard Washington street; soad
Isxnss II; s. ao6
enarantee Loan and Trust Company vs..
sulIam Behring. John s. Copley and
sxsrrr u. Holloway. Lot IL. block ;. Olive
ssditsoa 10 Seattle; sold August 10:
HsNsl
vi. Galley vs. Leonard w. Kidd ef
Il lot 7. block II. lot 3, block 10: lots
~ !. block IL; lots and 8. block Is. lots
rasand 10. block 10. lots aud 2. block
.. lot 6. block -: lots l. 2 and g block q,
and lot 6. block q. all in Central Seattle
p.zs; sod August 81; 500.
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THE BLorrKn


CIVIL DEPkkTNxxx. ossors. 4
Sssisas Brewing and Mating cornn.nw
s. n. Aserwald--k)rder Of defarft- $500
.ss brewing and Mating Conapsnv
- a Asbert--Orsier Of def.uia: signed.
a. s lssady Va Prank J. Cofss-ysr-
aac, Tor plaintiff for sll7.sA.
IhaFses Schoening ~. TE Han stsl
saaxmsnt Tor plaintiff; signed.
EocETY DxsAnrMxxr-r.xsrrv
nefman Chaplin vs. C. x Jsnnsr 81 al
ossssr eonfrmsng sale: signed
.s1usrsnses Loan and Trnst c,rsn.nv >.
sale signed. '''.-'s
~ "a. 0aslsy ~ Leonard W. Kidd et al
aeT confirming sale: signed.
.lnaries : Cottang st al. ". Rainier
aaseana Electric Railway Company ct al
osasr % aefsnlt Of Georges r. Edmissoa
an1 security savings bank. signed
Sarah Hershbergsr ct Il. VS.. Faward
misssI. signed.
Il A. Duhring va Mlilara Il. Knor ct M.
Order Of default. signed.
W Hammond Wright ~. Fred L. san
osE et al--Oraer OF default OF Nnittsesev
$500 ana Title Guaranty Company.
Sational 6erman-Americsa bank Of So
faui and brsyman Bros. signed.
Josn Forsyth VS.. Edward McKeown-
gadgment b. default for s22g: signed.
q. w. II. Griffith vs.. Seattle National
bank-order authorizing repairs: signed.
American Surety Company Va. Fdwsri
Ioakin ct aL-orsier confirming sale |;
slgned-
Anna Mercer vs.. Elirabetn @. swart-
81 o40 %.
Frederick l. Fshren W.. A. II. Mavnsyd
Default and judgment for sig7. 45:
signed
William Il. Robertson rs trustee ".
Jonn i. 0ros ct al.--Defauls aud iudg-
msnt for 1913 40: signed.
Z. r. CorDin vs.. Richard NJ. Gelinas ct
al.-Defsnit and judgment for 8, 2i7. TO-;
signed.
CRIMINAL DEPAsrsKsr-Hu MES. ..
State vs. Crasmer.
PROBATE pEPAExMxsr-EAEaLKr. T.
Insanity of Margaret Kesn-warrsnt
issued.
Insanity Of James Payton-warrant
issued.
Insanity Of Caroline Cook-ordsr sus-
pending commitment
Estate of Louis Jacobs--Order issued for
return sale of real estate September Il !;
notices issued and posted.
Estate OF Frans Emil Larson-Septeube Der
y set for hearing petition for letters Of sd.
mtnistrasion
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New suis. FILED.

Aae following new suits we're died In
re superior court yesterday;
L A. nahrix vs.. Willard +. Knox and
aaEFts Knox rromissory note for SO
= AeQTtce Hogan Va the Great Northern
So say Ds images for injuries sio.0a
tAHF4eS lahuson and Gust Erickson va n
. esofaskoE CONTRACT siSIea
ffanS a. EoseA VS.. John Robinson o.
from issorY note and mortgage.
NseFgs 3, ~ lies vs school y strict Ne.
haiAnce due On coatFact; sssi.Si
>araA 81. Adams - John Collins
ssssalssory note: $50
y p Haves " louisa : Curry and w.
. AgfFy --t'xomiSsorv nofss $50
- s&oacher Bros. & Co Va. W. Z. Ter
~0assis sold and delivered; s., A& IL.
n soln Forsyth ~. E4wzra Ackeosn-
hAlsAgn j. kessEGsoa Va. John AsaEa u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

81 SO. A~sss aas mortgage
- - xesnsy Brewing coruu.nw >.
60. -. = atKans. Joe Waskins. Icsn "a
49, ...s,alas and Thomas Ftsrnsn -pror.ss-
sorE note. $50.
boya a Co. ". Jaun@. Y .na
"a ~ @cnonald--tso04s sold az S.
=. Sesson "a r. c. Eiliost ss4 Joan
49, Ana the Pages sound Matters n
-, 72zss es1 aaofssAgsss
The Wsshlnxsoa w..son., p-,sa,..
30 Invessasat Coupsny -. goha
sapa Hattie searfght. Adosph grux 49,
80 re eisY Of Seattle and the Co.'s rner-
80. s sasai bsnk-To foseeloss mort
easassen-Swssnsv BrewEnx Cen.
fs.s Va La1a watkins, Joe Watkins ana
sia1 y. conssdsne-Pronissory note,
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Ter material For scheoihsuss.

School district No. 70 has been sued by
George ]. Wiley. who seeks 10 recover .
alignment in the sum of <34L3i. Wiley
slsrss that on April IS. 1895. the district
sa,srsd into a contract with :. +. Clough
% erect school building for s2i. 10. for
ne construction Of which plaintiff fur
sshsd 10 CIough lime and cement Of the
nlus q s5ii-sL OF this there has been
psid only 500. leaving the balance sued
lbr. Plaintiff further alleges that the
school district neglected 10 take from
Cough the bond required by law--condi-
toned that the material men and iaborers
shoaid be paid--and thereby has become
responsible for the debt Judgment is sued
Ior sceordingiy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

John coiIins. proprietor Of the telegraph.
was Yesterday sued by Sarah NJ. Adams,
sho bEings the action 60 collect q promls-
sorry note for 300. made by the Telegraph
Company October 80. 1855. The note Is
Esde payable nine months from date, at
DE Bank Of British Columbia in this city,
ard vas in time transferred 90 Thomas
garke. who. on November Z, assigned IL 30
Mrs.. Adams. No part of the note has
hssa paid, and she therefore asks for judg-
msnt for $500 aud attorney fees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
A Claim for Clearing Lana.

Charles Johnson and Gus Erickson. on
Dsssmhsr s. 1898. entered into . written
sensrscs with b. J. Dlomskog for the
clearing Of four acres in the east half Of the
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
u section II. township Is. range 1, at the
rate Of So an acre. They say that they
Performed their part of the contract and
blomskog now owes them sl3T.o6 They
yesterday brought an action In the superior
court 10 collect that amount.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
Jews OF THE COURTS.
flree Gases Of Insanity Before
Judge Langley.
IcHn COLLINS SUED AGAIN.
~-<.vsss Msn Make . c1sfna Arafnss .
s<hsoi Dfssraes cl.im fog
Clearing land -sot>s.

4s<~s vas an epidsmie Of insanity eases
..lsr~ the superior court yesterday. Mar
-.rrs xsen, Of this city. who lives 81
s.nors and Second streets. il suffering
-. 4 nsady that makes her an obiecs
z .error 70 her neigh bozhood, and a was-
-. as issued for her. Judge Langley.
: The case Of the insanity Of Carolins
raek. made an order suspendlng commit
~.nr A warrant vss also lssued 70.
s.ues Parton. citizsn Of kltsap county,
"a aas Iost his reason.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
IN. ATImxtaa 70 =. n.-o.-....

J. II. A. Lynch. W. H. Hennsssy and ].
w. GiIlen, thres experienced hotel men.
have leased the Arlington and viii run 1t
in = frst-ciass style. Mr.. Lynch was
formerly chisf clerk OF the Grand ho-
tel. Mr.. Hsnnessy wss steward at the old
Arlington and Mr.. GiIlsn was lately con-
rscted With the Butter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12
Because an. Krumms Did sot Pay.

William B. Robertson yesterday COM
nenced an action against John Krumm,
Mildred T. krumm. @. w. Traverse, Han
nsh Nelly. Alice j. Roberts, Thomas b.
Hardin. William II. Lewis. John Sroufe.
Hugh MeCrum. Griffith Hunter and Minda
Graf. on promissory note for s.. BOD
made by the krnmms and Is based on q
default in the payment OF mortgage note
Tor s40c. The other parties are made de-
ssndsnts because Of an interest in the mort
gagged premises. The total amount prayed
for foots up about 81. 800.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

OrrwFIA. sepL Special l--Articles
OF incorporation have been EIsd with ths
sacrutarv OF state as follows:
Toto Mining Company, OF Tacoma-
Capital. SO. oo0 in {. 600 shares of $40 each
fneorpoEators William II. Reid, John n.
Cromwell. James c. Falrch3id. John l.
MeMarray. Peter Day; TO engage in Eain-
ing
juneau Trading Company. Of juneau,
ALASKA, and Seastls-Capisai, SO 90. IN loo
shares Of Sioos Incorporation, II. ]. John
son, sk2xIs county: Charles Z Coon,
Alaska: Z. +. We0b, Seattle; 70 carry en-
. general mercantile business.
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e.....stsn naturally saggssts ttsslf. wkteA
a. So. fss,.~ss hour raomory rscslisf~ Hss tie
,~..ter chose sstsnston ws hope 20 eagaxo. ever
- = eaatrev~rsy vita bis sfonsea % he SEQ
,ect q eyspspsiat After eoavine4ns FsoSss tAas
a. digestive orgsn hss gos ire uprsS Aana. ass
. So r~scrs essn mses 70 hestssters ssotaae1
p4ttrrsf II So. the 'ssonaesa Aoas ass ossa ~
called b. msnoEy IN ths Snaps es Ats.A@1 ~
s--.,,-.s., - shs peseF - sixssI sssiEsilats
.ss,~,gxhl~ srA sMs heartily wsfanat teas e
49,, ,,ss..,.., portable sftsFwAT4 "nsa ia dsa-
nsr sell thsG -.tocsa - tns sosai. stFakss skFs-
49, sgaa ths ear. tie zuassoF tAsa srSsts =
ga wesceas scaza ss& hAsssas 70 eo~x rs . n
raaa. Tie Bltssrss 60 Esnewaed a. $40
.ehte evsreosss. tea, zalHEaAA. htiAas1s as 80
ssy tsoass. sad Feae1y HeEEossSssss sas1 "a
t.ssa ana siek hezteeAs
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Tbs eoopers IN swfft A Co q packing
house. south Omaha, struck Monday
morning because ihs manager refused 10
discharge tEo non-unsoa men wbo weTe
sznpsoyed during the resent strike Of tbs
ontchers TIE sssikeTs announce that il
the tao men are net. al the ecouSrs u
south Omaha vii saElKs.
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preferred against Richard Olson. Who in-
ssrfsr~d to protect Mr& Low iron Downs
violence. sas dismissed by Judge Glasgow
Yesterday and tire costs taxsa 20 Downa
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uTAENISG 70 EUsF PEagIE neaz
Ill a0sx 90 sz-z tees - wes1ser E1st4
III NJ To9v ssAssA zn& s4rengEA ~ Passes
Ill E1is<g razn orzn6 May Of oar haxf
w Suxsozzers y<zzse = - tAs hx&esk
k8EN&
STEWART a HOMES nRTG COMFY.
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ar. Prices Cream Baking powder
~sxss.s Fair tfsxh<si asssas sd o<sssz&
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NINE. NJ. YALE'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

stops hair failing n q h0urx ozlY rxsz4aT
kaowa earth - restore grsy HsAF % = zasuras
Sod IA Seattle ~ al Asst-esass arnxxSstss A
wkalssAls ~ sssw9xs & Hslzaes Drag Con gar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08
MISSOURI.
Democrat State Ticket and Legislature Un-
doubtedly Elected.

Democrat State Ticket and Legislature Un-
doubtedly Elected.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7-Reyised returns
from the city of st. Louis show election
of Cobb, DEM; Joy, Rep, and Bart
holdt, Rep, in the Twelfth, Eleventh.
and Tenth congressional districts re-
s~pectively. On the city and legislative
ticket the Democrats elected Is, and
and the Republicans 20 candidates.
From the state in general the returns
are still meager, but there is no doubt
whatever that the Democratic state
ticket is elected. The state legislature
is Democratic by 40 majority on joint
ballot. The congressional result il. the
interior is slightly changed. In the
Fifteenth district G. c.. Burton, Rep,
is elected instead of Morgan, Dem,
while in the Fourth district the result
is in doubt with chances in favor of
Crowther, Dem, instead of Ellison,
Rep.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08
CALIFORNIA.
Indications That the Democratic Candi-
date For Governor Is Elected.

Indications That the Democratic Candi-
date For Governor Is Elected.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 7.-While moth
ing but incomplete returns have been
received from the election in California,
there is every indication that James H..
Budd, Democratic candidate for COVER
nor, has been elected. These returns
have been received from 500 precincts
in a total of 2,725 precincts. and
they give Budd $4,000, against
$4,000 for Estee, Rep, and 5000
for Webster, Pop. These figures in
clude partial returns from all but three
precincts III San Francisco, which city
Budd apparently has a plurality of at
least 5000 votes. Little or no returns
have been received from the strong
Republican counties in the state, but it
is not probable that the Republican plu-
ralities there will overcome the Demo
cratic plurality in the city. From in
complete returns at hand, the Republi-
cans have certainly elected congress
men III five of the seven districts
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08
r. W. PARLIMAN,
Attorney.
Notice of ChatteI Mortgage Sale.

Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Whereas, on the End day OF June A. d. 1894,
John A. Roberts, mortgagor, executed and de-
liyered Ill. Z. Jewell, mortgages, a certain chat
tel mortgage. dated on that day and thereby
sold and mortgaged to said mortgage. one gray
mare 4 years old weight 400 pounds one gray
mare 5 years old weight 400; one double harm
ess, Concord - one second hand wagon Studio
baker make, complete to secure the payment
OF the sum of one hundred twenty-five dollars
and interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent.
per annum.
Whereas, default has been made by said NOR
tgagor in the conditions of said chattel mort
gage the nature of which default is as follows.
to-wit that tho note of S55. due November list,
1884 is past due and wholly unpaid and the
mortgaFor has surrendered the security by rea-
son whereof the power of sale contained in said
mortgage become operative, and is claimed to
be due thereon at the date of this notice, the
sum of SITS. and interest to date hereof besides
five dollars attorneys fees as stipulated therein
to be paid in case of foreclosure thereof.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of seizure and sale in said
case made and provided, ! will sell the said
mortgaged property. above described, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the court house in Webster, in
Day county, South Dokota, on the 18th day of
November 1894, at the hour of 2 o'clock ia the
afternoon, amp shall apply the proceeds of such
sale TO the payment of said dabt after paying
the costy and expenses of this foreclosure, in
Guiding said attorneys fees.
Dated at Webster, South Dakota, November
5th, 1894.
IL. c.. JEWELL,
JOHN F.. BLAKE, Mortgage.
Attorney far mortrappa. 4.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08
NORTHWEST IN LINE
Entire Republican Ticket in
Minnesota Elected by Good
Majorities.
NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTA,
Iowa and Wisconsin Have Also
Piled Up a Big Repub-
IiCan Vote.

ST. PAUL, Nov. I'm summing up
the returns from the state The Pioneer
Press says:
The magnitude of the victory fn' the
whole Republican ticket i'll the stase
can be hardly comprehended. Returns
from lS4 precincts of the state, outside
the cities, gave Nelson 10, 7SS; Becker,
5,929; Owen, 9,392, or an actual ma
jority for Governor Nelson approach
ing 5000. Of course these returns are
largely from the villages, and the back
districts may cut down this proportion,
but it now locks as If it were not i'm
possible that Nelson's vote would equal
that Of Owen and Becker combined.
Becker has been numerically cut, and
contrary to expectation the Democratic
detection is largely going to Nelson.
Conservative estimates place Nelson's
plurality at % 5000. Judge Collins cleo
ton is assured.
Dunn's election for auditor ovor
Bierman is also claimed.
The congressional delegation will I'M
doubtedly be solidly Republican, Taw.
ney will be elected by 5000 or more;
McCleary, by not less than 5000; Heat
wole, by 1900; Kieier, by 1000; Fletcher,
by as many; Towne's friends are
claiming not less than s, 1000, and Eddy's
election is safe. The legislature is Re-
publican, of course, and by the largest
majoritJ of recent years on joint ballot.
The Globe (Dera.) comedies the elec-
ton of the entire Republican state
ticket, with the possible exception of
Collins for as ociate justice, and the
entire Republican delegation in con-
gress, with the exception of Heatwole
ii the Third district. These it classes
as doubtful.
Later returns, however, assure the
election of Judge Collins, and Heatwole
is victorious for congress in the Third
district.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08

Name of mortgagors, L. Z. hathe"
William Howe. - uarrsd
Name Of mortgage, Farmersana A'''
Bank. ra,nes Z
Present owner of nlortgages faip'"
Merchants Bank. ,eoo
Date of mortgage, May 2nd, rs
Sum secured by said mortgage - ,na+d
sum claimed to be due on ssiu
Slt3.90 ...,airs ( a
Mortgaged property: bay geilda, ,o, Il
old. weight about l2D0; | black sv,uih hsrses]
old. weight about 1900; 1 set douols ~ abCa.
lumber wagon 81 bushels o. oats dn \
tons of hay, the oats and nay ns"sIbiip 1
raised on the NV 4 of section 70. LOWE
range 50, covered by this moftsase. oaitau)
Default has been made ~ ths aaIsaItcoa3
said mortgage contained. Said ueiS@ ia 4
in the non-paymcnt of said dnol aha =
being now past que, I'D M 4 an
Said mortgage will be forecioseu nj M aus1
tho above described property q. W :, ! IN
ON Saturday, November lith, ~ T. tberaA
o. m. in front OF NJ. Rexford 3 oihCs Ia. tH
OF Waubay, Day county, south 10 t'ad atton4
said debt together with cost "
fees as allowed by law.
Dated November, 18th, 1871. ..tsuts bat1
Geo. L. Tcrpena, ~
Agents. &
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08
WILSON DEFEATED.
The Author of the Tariff Bill Undoubtedly
Beaten.

The Author of the Tariff Bill Undoubtedly
Beaten.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. T-Saen
after returns began to come in the
Democrats conceded the First and
Fourth districts to the Republican, can
didates-Dovener and Howard. Later
advices from Logan county, the Demo
cratic stronghold, showed such "a fall
ing off in the Democratic vote that AL
derson, Democratic candidate for con-
gress, barely carried the county. The
Democratic managers then conceded
the election Of Hulfng, Republican, in
the Third district by a decisive plural
ity. Although doubt has been expressed
as to the result in the Second
district, yet the defeat of Will
son was not conceded by the
Democratic managers till noon. When
it was learned that Marion county, a
Democratic stronghold, had been car
riedby Dayton by 400 over Wilson, the
latter's defeat was conceded, but no
figures were given. The Republicans
claim that Dayton's plurality over Will
son will be not less than 1,60O, and if
the basis OF gains continue will be over
2,6OO. Returns from counties in VIII
sons district show that the Republi-
cans did not cast much more than their
usual vote, but that the Democratic
vote: falls short on account of those not
voting.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va. Nov. All
but one precinctin Monongahela county
has been heard from. Dayton's major
ity over Wilson is 1850; a Republican
gain Of 5000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-08
Result i'm North Carolina

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 7.-Democratic
o u down everywhere. The First.
fifth and Ninth districts in serious
doult. Probabilities favor the election
OF F~'nsionists. The Fourth, Seventh
and Eighth districts are close, both
parties claiming them. The state
Democratic judicial ticket is elected by
abont5 900 and the legislature is Demo
Grated y a small majority.