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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04
FUSIONISTS GAIN IN NEBRASKA

Claims of a Plurality of 10000 to $4,000
! Being Maintained.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4.-Additional
precinct returns from the state do not
change figures given indicating q fu.
sion plurality exceeding that of 1886,
which was about 1900. At fusion
headquarters the claim CT a plurality of
from 100000 to $4,000 is maintained.
Secret; ry Sizer of the Republican com.
mittee, would not concede this or even
admit defeat. Many of the leading Re-
publican workers, however, accepted
the returns at hand as a certain indica.
ton of the defeat of Post (Rep.) for
supreme Judge and the balance Of the
state ticket. A seeming inconsistency
in figures sent out fnDm Lincoln and
those from elsewhere in the state is ex-
planned by the difference in comparisons
made. Governor Holcomb last year
ran far ahead of his ticket. Returns
sent other than from Lincoln, compared
the fusion vote Of this year with the
Holcomb vote of last year, indicating a
Republican gain, when by comparing
with the average fusion vote of last
year, a fusion gain is shown for this
year. The Republicans of this county
elect their entire ticket by slightly re-
duced pluralities, except Woods for
register of deeds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

200, 0oo. John Palmer, the Republican
secretary of state, won the year pre-.
vious by over 100000. The indications
are that these enormous pluralities have
been swept away and a reverse plural.
ity Of between $4,000 and $4,000 is
given. The greatest surprises of the
returns are the great gains made in the
assembly by the Democrats, many Of
them being in counties and districts
where there was no expectation on the
part of Democratic managers Of win.
mia. Republicans explain these gains
by attributing them to the heated mu-
nicipal campaigns and the trading of
votes. The morning returns indicate
that the Republicans still control the
assembly, although by a largely de-
creased majority.
Mere surprising, perhaps, than the re.
turns OH the state and assembly dis
trict tickets, were results OF the munich
pal campaigns in the large cities. New
York, Buffalo, Rochester, Birmingham,
Syracuse, Utica, Albany, Troy and
Schenectady, elected Democratic may.
ors. In Albany the conditions were
very similar to those in New York.
Two Republican candidates split up the
vote of that party and allowed the
Democrat to win. The combined Re.
publican vote is 1000 in excess Of the
Democratic vote. In Buffalo and
Rochester Republican success was
thought to be almost assured, but the
results are foreign to the predictions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04
VAN WYCK'S POLICY.
New Mayor Makes u Statement as to Hi.
Administration

New Mayor Makes u Statement as to His
Administration.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Judge Robert
A. Van Wyck, now mayor.elect Of
Greater New York, in an interview,
said:
LAS we begin this first year of Greater
New York, there is much to do. Lib
erty must be restored to the citizen, the
protection of his rights must be re.
sumed, the pillage of public money
must cease, extravaganza must be dis.
countenanced, waste must stop, schools
must be built, the streets must be re-
claimed from chaos, taxes brought to
a proper level. Private interest has
too long governed this city; it must
give way to public good. The govern
ment of a city, as I understand it, has
naught of sentiments about it. 1t is the
merest business. We must get the most
good for the least money. No man must
be oppressed; his liberty must be pro-
tected, the broad purposes Of city gov.
eminent must be carried out, the great
est good to the greatest number must
ever be the star to steer by.
Must Serve, Not Rule.
"City government is the merest bust.
ness, and to make it successful and to
reach the ends at which we aim, all the
officers in the city, whether they be
mayor, judges, police or what you will,
must serve the city, not rule it. The
people must rule; the officials must ex-
ecute the peoples orders. To make the
business of city government a triumph
to the citizen, it is further needed that
every officer, however high or:however
low, must be honest and fit. He must
know his duties, he must bring probity
and faith and honor forward in their
discharge.
1--WE are overtaxed. This must be
looked to, and the taxes trimmed down.
When every city's need is met, of the
comforts and the Injuries we will get
what we can.
'There is nothing in the line of i'm.
provement that can make this city bet.
ter to live in that the people are not n.
titled to and do not want. The New
York public is not niggardly, not par
ol1llOQlOuSS ~ NdAtS CNCAy OS1c11CS CNCly
advantage, and is willing to pay for
them. What the people do object to is
a waste, extravaganza and robbery.
'The efforts of trusts, Of monopolies,
of combinations, whether corporate or
private, to control trade. choke compe-
tition and fleece the citizens by false
high prices, will be withstood and
beaten down.
every child must have the right to
go to school. Nor shall the school sys-
TEN cease of enlargement until every
possible pupil can find fullest accommo-
dations.
"To such rights and benefits as dollar
gas, l have in my letter of acceptance,
as well as in the platform, been pledged
from the first. Those pldges are not to
be forgotten; those promises are to be
carried out.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

received from 80 counties give Shaw a
plurality of 20, 800 and the estimate Of
the Republican committee is that the
other ~ will not do as we'll. It is OF.
pected by Chairman McMillen that the
plurality will reach $4,000 to $4,000
more when the returns are receiYed
from the entire state. AS to the. legis.
lature the Republicans claim 60 in the
house out Of 100, and 40 out of SO in the
senate. 49,.
Chairman McMillen's estimate of. the
vote is: Republican, 100000; Demo-
cratic, zoe, 1000; Prohibition, 1000; Gold
Democratic, 5000; Populist, 5000. !,
The early returns showed q net DEM
ocratic gain of 80 too precinct. Later
this was reduced to 3lh and now tKe
showing is considerably less, and it u
expected to go as low az IA or 10. Re.
turns. faozn. the.dsst 48- oounties- showad
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04
WOLCOTT ONCE O R
Republicans Gets Massachusetts by ID

Republicans Gets Massachusett by De-
creased Plurality.
BosToN, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
swept the state by a substantial major.
ity, electing their entire ticket as we'll
as three-quarters of the members of
both branches Of the legislature.
The apathy which marked the entire
campaign extended to the election,
although the stormy weather which
prevailed all day probably accounted
for a considerable portion of the de-
crease in the vote. The tremendous
majority which last year elected Gov.
ernor Wolcott, fell off considerably
while George Fred Williams, the Demo-
cratic leader, also suffered, bat not
nearly as much. Last year the Repub-
licans, after a vigorous campaign on
national issues, rolled up a vote Of $685..
600, but such was the lack of interest
this year that the vote fell to 10000, a
plurality of 5000 over Williams. The
Democrats,
Pursuing q More Vigorous Course,
received $4,000 votes as compared with
1913 900 last year, while the National
Democrats not only came within 100 of
their vote of IA, 1854 last year, but actu.
ally made a gain Of 2 per cent in ratio
to the vote Of the state and obtaining
more than the necessary 8 per cent will
continue TO hold a place on the state
ticket.
In ratio to last year, the Republican
vote fell off IS per cent, the Democratic
13, and the National Democratic /.
There were few close contests for seats
in either branch Of the legislature, but
singularly enough nearly all resulted
in victories for the Democrats, SO that
there will be four less Republicans il
the 1898 house than in 1897. AS the
Republican majority will be about l7f
The few defeats will make no difference.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

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SURPRISED AT VICTORY.

Republicans of South Dakota Got More
Than They Anticipated.
Sioux FALLS, S. D., Nov. 4.-Out Of
eight judicial circuits in the state, the
Republicans elect five judges. The
Democrats elect in one and the Popu-
lists win in the Black Hills circuits.
The Republican victories come as q
surprise to the Republicans as well as
the opposition.
In the second circuit Judge Jones
overcame a Populist majority of LOO
and won by a majority Of 700.
A very light vote was polled through
out the state, not more than 20 per cent
having been cast.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04
IN NEW YORk STATE.

Change of Something Like 100000 Votes
Since the Last Election.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 4.-The com.
pleted returns from the state, though
coming in slowly, demonstrate that the
Republican landslides OF the past two
years have been reversed, if not by Civ.
ing as large majority for the Democrats,
at least by changing something like
24O, 900 votes. Governor Blacks plu.
rality in the state last year vas ovet
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04
ABOUT EQUALLY DIVIDED.

Republicans and F~usionists Running
Neck and Neck in Kansas.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 4.-But few
figures are to be had to show the result
Of the elections. Both the Republicans
and fu,ionists are claiming to. have
elected a majority Of the. l3 district
judges voted for, but their claims are
indefinite. In the Atchison district,
ex:Goyernor Click, fusionist, has been
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

$4,000 plurality for Shaw, an average
Democratic gain of 400 per county. This
has been reduced to an average Of 3O7
to a county. The Democratic state
committee comedies Shaw's election by
Is, 700, but gains are claimed in the
legislature. Chairman Walsh admits
that there will be SO Republicans in the
senate, counting the newly elected
members and hold.overs. The Demo.
Gratis claim 80 members of the house
and the Republicans concede them 81.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

j. Bull Asks Uncle Samuel in Regard to
Trade With the West Indies.
LONDON, Nov. 4.--The British Am.
bassador to the United States, Sir Julian
Pauncefote, has been instructed to as.
certain the views of the government Of
the United States in regard to a reel.
procity treaty with the West Indies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04
Legislature Republican by Large
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Win
in Nebraska.
South Dakota Republicans Elect
ed More Judges Than They
Expected TO.

Dies MONIES, Ia, Nov. 4.-Returns
were slow in reaching the headquarters
Of the state Genital committee. Chair.
man McMillen of he Republican com.
mittee contends that Shaw's' Plurality
will reach more than 10000. Reports
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

Took Goods But No Money.
NORA SPRINGS, Ia, Nov. 4.-The gen.
eral store of F. A. Rowley was broken
into during the night and :about $75
worth of goods taken, but no none
HOW ABOUT RECIPROCITY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-04

defeated tor state senator by r. T.
Andrews, Rep. In Wyandotte, county,
in which is Kansas City, Kan. the Re-
publicans elected their full ticket with
the exception OF coloner. In Shawnee
county the Republicans have q substan-
tial majority. From only about a score
of the counties have definite results
been received as to the election of
county officers, and these counties are
about equally divided between the Re.
publicans and the fusionists.
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State Ticket Also Democratic,
But the legislature Is
Republican,

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE result Of
the election in Greater New York was
a complete victory for Tammany city,
borough and county tickets. Robert A.
Van Wyck, the head Of the city ticket,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-16

ieSt IND ltd) pnnn erpungt. @rut
elaubt, oa6 Der Wiann plUgIib i1ab''
tiunis 9eworDcn mar.
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men beriibmten Sfulmurne Sitte,
miro bier pon Der i0dnilden %ehret
thait elm 0entmal errih;et, oaS had
ftes Sabr Die 9&eibe erb0lt.
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Der MoBen Eeri0gsbuhhnnolnn9 nm
0ruderei Sulius Slintbarot, III &c
itorben. -Nier ~ltilrite o0s 2reppcn
balS zines Neubaue0 iulammell, e'l
@rbelter blieb toot, iiinf Arbeiter i'm
idnper, ;wei leidlt uerleet.
9Sbau. Gle io5enannte NothI
Wtible in Ylt9ersourf, melte lhol
lansere 3eit auBer Setrieb geIett MOI
ben III uro alS 9SObus uno &lrth
i~daits9ebauSe oieute, lit uullilanoil
burh Seuer i%erltort iporoen. Yin De
0ranbitelle maren Is Sprigen tbatl9.
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bultsta9eS uuo ceS beporliebenoei
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a~emeinoeratb einen Seitras bon 500
Marf oils Gjrunoitod CUR Glbauunl
zines nellen 9lrmen- uno Srarten
hnuieS.
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ENa6- Sot6rinsem.

StraBbul9. Die 6rau tes Der.
ltcrbencn biellqen Steuerauiiebers
6rnrte murNe inter Dem Gerbadlt, an
ibrcm Iioune einen @iitmoro perilbt
in babcr, rerbaitet. Sie Terbaitcte
lebte nit ibrem Mianne i'm Gheit)ei.
oun8spro;eB.
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truprc 6ranf ibre @oriielluua n oab
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leiner l7jGbriNcn Shmeiter ilber elm
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%letun9cn linb 10 idmer, bag nur wenio
Soffnun9 ouf Grbaiians bes 9ebens
polbanren III.
Snlmnr. Ter TlGiirent beS Sber.
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9a0er.

GarlSrubt. SaS grcEber;c9lite
Faar bsabiid;tigt cen lSiuter aui
SdloB %aoen III perbringeu, "a Der
bortige 9luitnibalt einen iebr aiinltieen
GiniluB auf Die 4ieoer9eneluns bes
gjroBber;c9s ~ausgeiibt babe.
Seioelber9. Ser pom 8 berinses
rleur Stol; entmorlene Tlon elmer
Netarbrilde iwiidlen 3icAslbauien unb
Dem Sturttheil ShlierbGf iano in
elmer neulid) in 3ieselbauie abeebals
tenen &er lammlung groBen Yeiiall.
2ud) bic StartNemeinSe Seicelbera
itebt Dem V~rpiett lpmpatbiih sesens
iber.
aontanS. Der ieitberise Sbers
blir9ermeilter &eber muroe nit 90
Stimmen BON lO7 @ablberettisten
alf meitere neun Sabre wieeersemablt.
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mel tel lbenbs einen Sadeliu9.
Sffenburg. Sier itiir,ten ,ipei
lun9e arbeiter beim TinNtGmpf III
Vcren; Der Stdrtsre bon Weibsn. Der
l9labri9e 2a9clObner Surit aus SIAM
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treten. "
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perbeiratbete |ebrer Veutbner an Sob
.lensaien eriiidt, Die einem Imeritaners
oIen, eeiien 9tobre nidt mebr ritJti9
Sosen, entiirrmt limo. Die Srau unS
3wei Slroer tonnten Dem &eben ,uriids
ge9eben meroeu.
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E6arim9iC6e Staaten.

Giienat. Ole Gemertidait @in'
tersball erreihte in 494 Wteter 2ieie
Elm aalilager. Die Wiutbuns reS Sell
beS wuroe i~eitens oes tonisliden De
pierbeamten an9enommen.
@otba. Sier ltarb am %. Sftpber
I'm boben alter bon 92 Sabren uno 6
Monaten Gjrai Guitap b. Seller, Sc
beimer 0iesierun9sratb a. 3. Sm
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nalueriammlun9 in 6rantiurt a. ".
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big, Den an9eiebenlten inter ben Se'
lsbrten grmeniern Der @~e9enuart, 3u
tbrem Gbrenoottor ernannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-16
6etetlt merDeu.

Die Sobbs Sparagus Hieren.Y i1en, mel.
DE i'd uon Sbueu erb,eIt sseen Risrenleioen,
puroen meinem Sobne ben Yorihriiten &C.
mob Geleben unr, nit benz grioIge paren
mir 10 3uirieoeu einise 3aae nan benz Der.
iuh, bob ih eire 9anbe Shahtel SparaauS
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G%eberpiuen. Che er bieie Yiuen nobm
muBte unier Sunse nodts ouihetsn
uno madte baufig oas Bett naB. On
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mer uerlaiien pesen ieiner Niersn. uno
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3eit binourt bleiben uuo 1T 3iemlit nabe
sanI 9eiuro. SD oenie fiber, BOB III.
Dobbs gterenptlen be bette Weolsin iiuo.
bic mir le 8ebrautten. Wir periutten per
ibleoene onoere Sortsn obne mertllh suten
grfols. ". 8. Braner,4 All 9. OF Ctr,
Sadipnpiue, 81.
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Sreie Stdofe.

Sambur9. Gor &ur,em irurSe
bier seSen 2lbeno cine Getreioeiirma
telepboniitJ an9eruien uro seirast, oh
file elmer i"lueiten @etreioeiirma, nit
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iofolt o%arlebnsmeiie nit 1900 Wfart
ausbelfen tonne. Sm beiabeuoeu Sale
meroe Elm YOte oaS Gelo ioiort OBJ
bolen. Stint Wtinuten uaf 9emafJter
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seidlift mar. Sn gan, sleiter @eiie
puroe nod Elm Sneiter berartiser Be
trus periitt. IS 1T nitt aus9ei6lois
fen, oaB oey % ibri9e Salsoiener
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b0rieen Campers .Sarmitaot" aus
bis lett nodl nift auisetllrter llriadpe
cine GrplOliOn ilott. GS wuroen bon
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~ ie brei 2a9en Sait, neil lie sroben
uufuS periibt batten.
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lie Grfnoun9 oeS laaes.

Nua. &. BoaeI. ter Suup'opotbeter
Don Shreveport. &c., iu9t: .Dr. &lraa
Discovery IT bic sinaiae Snhe, mslb'
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beiitn BON ollsm UHiaufsn." 8. 3
gampbtu, aaufmnrn su SoHorb, Gris..
idlslbl: .9r. 8inSs Rem Discousrp IN
GILES. mOiir es sebalten mire; ss isbit
II { uno IL Elm iihsres Ssilmittsl seasn
e hwir biuhi, 6ufeu uno @~rialiung.
Sd fann fem &utts niht asnue pref.
irH." Or. Rirss Nep Diseousrp osatn
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isin Experiment; es If usriu@t tuorosn
n dbrsno zines Observation-Disclosures unb
es ftebt beuts an Der Spite. Ga ,duidt
ME. Grsie Yrob, Ha,den in B. 8.
6abn's Spotbsie.
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