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kB '.' 1 "TT 0 T r I attsmou tii FIFTH YEAR. PLATIT.OUJ, NRiRASKA. WDNE3DaY MTJMBrR 4 1891 NUMBER 4' I 11 Si tf 1 .( F 01 FOR 1C, OHIO AGAIN IN THE REPUB LICAN COLUMN. William McKlnley, Jr., Elected by a Plurality Estimated .1 CAVi T5al in r e z Absolutely Pure. The Policy of Protection nl ltan.it Money Indorsed and Sherman' Re-election Aeeured. hiliition Usui own. All !...: romilcl In ;iilr A ..-.... iaHti tiuLinrr nnwnrr. Hiehestofall in leavening atrenth. TAMMAHY WIN8 IN HEW YOEL Latest U. S.uovernmcnt i-oou kc- D A. SALSBURY : DENTIST : OLD AND POKCHLAIN CKOWKS. Wt. BlclDwayiina-othclle for the lule. tx Itactlnr of twill. Fine Gold Work a Specialty. wood Block Platttmuiili. let). WhteUr Cains Steadily In Iowa and His Election Is ' Almost Certain. jTTOHNIV A. N. BULLIVAN. Altomry at-Law. Will it prompt stteatlo pi all hulnn. ntrut-1 to mm. imiee Veto block. Kiwt Hide, Flntinmnulh, Neb. Republicans Uuccessful In Penn sylvaniaVirginia and Mary land Dmocratlo-Hepub' . lloans Jubilant and Demoorats Despondent, JCjAWSON 6 PEARCK HAVE KECEIVEP Tstetr Fall tniw. leney ribbon., tips iort qullli iso a lot of new !nM'"i cone up- nan In straw and te I. Ihry h veafull ::& r.t t;.y t,rJ- ! iii oVrtJClrna iilil rtock out hats S tared tuelr imi ullr til lo9 aad IS ,4 "t er L trimmed, MISS SCHUYLEK, TKIMMER. . UCKER SISTERS. AVE Jl'BT KECIVKl) A FTLL LINE OF TALL A5D WIVTEE HAT3 TRIMMING3. AND A ,Ws also bare s dres making drptrtBsnt. Sat- liaciion gueramrru. PLATTUMOUTII ESWOOI) Stokk. .) OU ASD IHIKCKLAIN tBOWM.1 -Bridge work sod One (old work s SPECIALTY. PR, RTKI IK'AlMwoll a. other sb eaUietieanUes lot me iiDimfuivi v. tcclQ, 0. A. MARBIIALL, - FitfKorsld Ei- TUTEAT MARKET akli u.tll ITUT en The election of McKlnley in Ohio is not a surprise to the cou.itry, uh the unmiatkable evidence of his popularity together with the bene ficicnt reHult accrtiinur from the operation of the new tariff law, has indicated several weeks since, that he would be triuuiphuntly elected. Gov. Campbell concedes the election of McKinlcy by 15,000 plu rality. There is no doubt that the republicans have carried the logia lature, which insures the election of a U. S. senator to succeed Senator Sherman. Major McKinlcy has practically mudc the tilit on the tarilf issue. It appears to be con elusive that after a reasonably fair trial the voters of Ohio ure ready to endorse the measure. Sherman haspushed the issue of freccoina(;e of silver and it is evident, since Ohio will return him to the senate, that she speaks in no unmistakable language concerning that issue. 'New York Goes Democratic Indications point to the election of Flower (di-m.) by a plurality of 23,000. The returns are not com plete, however, ond the official re turns will probably show gains for Fusset. The democrats have probably elected the legislature by a major ity of three on joint ballot. The result was not of national signifi cance as the fight was purely local. W HEELER OAIN3 IN IOWA Return mid placarded . the ioli. were tnit- i1 men worKni f.r Dey for railroad commtMsioner. News from every direction in the country shows that a . full vole wan polled. It in believed that tins county will not give Hoies more than 000 majority, against 1,100 two years ago. IJku Moines, Ia.. Nov. 3 - Out of a total of lI(KJ7"precincts,112 precincts give Wheeler l-VM; Hoies, 14.283 The same precincts in 1SH9 gave Hutchinsen 13,Zl8; Hoies, 12,100; 'a net republican gain of 293. Decokah, Ia., Nov. 3. Twelve precincts in Winneshiek county give Hoies 131, Wheeler 122, a net democratic gain of fifteen over 18'JO. M Ayt'OKETA, Ia., Nov. 3. Returns from twelve of the twenty-two pre cincts in Jackson county snows gain for Hoies for governor that will raise his majority from l,20.i in 1880 to 1,4.15; thi legislative ticket have a majority of 1200. ChaklesCitv, Ia., Nov. 3. Hood count v cives ixJ republican ma- jority for Wheeler against 400 in 1800. OTTUMWA, Nov. 3.--ReturnB from half the precincts In the county indicate heavy republican gains over last year. J he democratic majority, which last year was 718, will be reduced over 3X). Independence, Nov. 3. Wheeler, republican will carry Ilurhanan county by about 2C0 majority, a gain of 100 over the last election. Makshalltown, Nov. 3. The weather is very threatening. The voting has been '.-xceediiigly lively since the opening of the polls und most of the bnllots have already been cast. The indications point to the success of the republicans., Pinii-QUB, Nov. 3. The weather is mild but threatening, u large vote is being polled nil over the state. It is impossible to fore shadow the results in this city. OTTUMWA, Nov. 3. The heaviest vote in years is being polled here to-day. 07; Returns Coming in Slowly but Those Received Indicate Post's Election. Supposed Indapandant Strongholds Rally to the Support of tha Republican Ticket. :D HERRMnll- UUK 1I,L AM) WlXTEtt'STOlK - - OF - - DRY - GOODS - AND Isadics Furnisliings Zs 2Tow Ocmplots ia e.ll Dopartxaoxlta, DRFSH (iOOIM We are showinga handsome line of CAMELS HAIR PLAIDS, BROADCLOTH, FLANNELS, SERGES, HENRIETTAS. A full line of colorings and blacks. Case County Oive JiHj Chapman 700 Majority and Eleata the Great r Portion of the County Ticket There is little question that the entire republican ticket is hand somely elected in Nebraska though returns are very incomplete. The republican ticket received hand some majorities in localities from which a large alliance vote was ex pected and in no instance have the returns indicated that Judge Post received a less number of votes than wa apprehended. Adania county reports large republican gains and Gage county, in which Edgerton's friends predicted a rous ing majority for their man, gives Post a complete walk away, lin castcr county further surprise the Nebrarfkans by voting up a major ity of 2,000 for Post Platte cou Post's home gives him a rous maioritv. Otoe fslls in line Post while his majority in Douglas will reach into the thousands. Military Hnd Hit) Coat shapes trimmed with Mink, t5ea', Aitrack .! . .. ...... ' BLANKETS AM) COMFORTS Stock complete and prices lower than ever. UNDERWEAR A good Ladies Jersy vest at 25c. Ladies fine Jersey vest and panta ia white or natural grays at 50c each Ladies natural Gray Wool Verts an4 Pants at 50c. Regular 75c undos- wear. Full lines of Ladies Fine wool ribbed underwear in white, carol nal and black. Complete! lines of Child's unde wear in natural, scarlet and white at prices as low as th lowest CLOSES 'flJfDSH&vVLS. t HAVE never rhown to largo a lino in this department. We call Fpecial attention to our hrga assortment of Reefers IN PENNSYLVANIA SIXTH BTKBBT F. II. ELLENBAUM, Prop. Tbe best ot tresh meat always found lu this murket Also Jreau Eggs and Hutter. Wild game of all kinds kept in their season. m SIXTH BTKHET fTI Meat marketi Sleepness night made miserable by that terrible caugh Shilohs rem elv is the cure for vou, by F. G Fnck. and O II Snyder. 2 " Men's heavy boots large sixes, 10, 11, and 12, going at less than they cost at Schildknecnts. . u Window Barrett's glass at Hrown k tf Fine shoes selling loi Schildkuecht shoe store. at the I tf Go to Hrown A Barrett's and ret a window glasa aud stop up that hole in your house. "Isn't She Besutiful!" Occasional fVnua hears this expression, ss a t.Y.lvwitha strikingly lovely coin. Wilon Masses nlong the street V-erlaliilyl she lines the Famous KIuhIi of Roses manufactured by MiaaKlnraA. lones. South Hetrd, Ind, supplied by O H. Snyder. Price 73 cents per bottle. Pure burk IlelM l's mill. rhest flour for sale at tf AH persons knowing Iheniselva in filled to. J.H.Gravrs ACo. willsave ile ly railing witnin tne nni nvauiifl settlinir: further. 1. . J r.ruves A t'o. will for tentlsys follow Ing sell all lumber, lath, shingles lime, hair, sasli und lonrs atcont. ot J. I). Oka vesa to. AIII' V.t.d Jtit.l ,.-.t'ii d) Pur Sal. A bnre burner with oven for aslc cheap, tf WisiAkooT. A Heavy Vote Polled and Comlne in Slowly. The campaign just closed in Iowa has been the most exciting in the history of the stute. The fight has been made, almost wholly, on the prohibition question. The re publicans are confident that their entire state ticket is elected, though the returns are so meae-re that a definite result cannot be determine! It Is event that Wheeler has nse steady gains in almost every pre cinct heard from thus far. Four precincts out of a total of 1.041 crive a net calo to Wheeler, republican, of 84. Iowa City, Ia. Five precincta of lohnson countr (rive Hoies 370, against 4o0 two years ago. Boons, Ia., Nov.3.-The five wards of this gave Boies 128 majority out of a total vote of about 1,400. WATEKLOO.IA., Nov. 3. Complete returns from Waterloo City, Gover nor Boies' home, give Wheeler 1,131; Boiea b87. j The same precincts in 1880 gave Hutchinson KO; Hoies 742. Cedar Rapids, Ia., Nov. 3.-Reports just received from Benton county says that the county will go 200 more democratic than in 1889. BtiKLlNUTBN, IA., Nov. 3.-Returns from the city election so fur indicate for Wheeler. A LOON A, I A., Nov. 3.-State ticket, Algotiit county. Wheeler 320, Hoies, 103. Net republicans gain over last yesr, 24. MicMOUKI VALLEY, lA., Nov. 3.--Rcturns indicate a majority for Doles in Harrison county of from 2.7) to 300, Democrats will elect Shurpnack, representative, and the entire county ticket, with the possi ble exception of slier ill. Missouri Valley and St John townships give Hole lf4 majority: A heavy vote wus polled in this City. I lie iiemocrsis were trying to A Heavy Vol Caet Hepubllean Maki Cain in Pnliadelphix. The keystone state has evidently beencarrien by the republican par ty. The fiht, however, has been mainly on local issues and the result cannot be considered a victory for the party on national issues. PiTTsiiliKO, PA., Nov. 3. The elec tion to-day was in many respects the most remarkable held in Alle. gheny county in years. There was hot conte st on the judicary and county ticket, and tins entirely overshadowed the stute ticket. The fight In the county was between the republicans and democrats on one side and "straight outs," an infant movement, on the other. It was a remarkubls scene to the mb of the great parties, old time antagonists working hand in hand. There was much scratching, and, as a results, th returns will lie vry 1ufr com. Ing in. The day was bright, chilly, and a large vote was poled Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 3. At midnight returns from twenty-one counties, including Allegheny, but excluding Philadelphia, shows net renublicon unin of 1,644 for Gregg (rep) for auditor general and nbout the fsmc for Morrison for state treasurer. Philadelphia county returns are coming quite slowly but one-fourth of the wards being in at thin hour. These indi cate, however, that the republicans will carry the city by about 20,000 and that the republican majority in the entire state wl I be not less than 40,000. The republicana also elect their city ticket, McCeary for city treasurer having already 12,737 ma Chairman Mercer estimates that Post will receive a plural ity of 15,000. llAMTiNos, Ned., Nov. 3. Eight precincts in Adams county give: Post, 803; Edgerton, 411). Juniata, Neb., Nov. 3. The vote in luni.ilu was very light Post had 113; Edgerton, 01; Bittenbcn der, 10. The regents are ubout the same. Bkatkick, Nca, Nov. 3. About 1,000 voles were polled in this city. From the returns thus far counted Post carries the city by not less than 500 majority. Scattering re turus from the city aud county Mnflaloon hiid Conev furs. Our line of Plush Sacques are cheaper thai erar before, lines of Childrens and .Mi sues Cloaks and Jackets. Fall p8Pf IIEEI ONE DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL. .dicaU that Post will carry Guge county by between ooo ana sou mujority. Geneva, Neu., Nov. 3-A large ote was cast Owing to the new system the count is going slow. Indications now arc that the repub- icons have made small trains, but the result cannot be determined at We have Just received from largo Cloak jority, with eleven wards yet to hear from. . The proposition for holdinir a constitutional couven tion is overwhelmingly defeated, Ladies who use cosmetics or po fiera tn rover un or hide a bud com nlrxion. do not know that O. H Snyder ran f tirnUh them with Blush of Koses, wincli is cienn water, pun fies the skin, and nositvely remove black heads aud all skiu disenHes takes the rlilnv look from the face and whiteus it soon ss applied Harry Barthow returned from Texas on No. 8 last evening. Notlco to Ladles I have on hund n fine lot of rib tons and tips which I will sell at the lowest prices for rush. I have my good st J. I'inley Johnsons hard ware store where 1 may be found every day from 1:00 to 3;0 p. in. Mhs. J. F. Johnson. Dogs Yoqi Little Qitfl. Need a clonk this winter? If she doss you will make a great mistake it you do not call and examine the childrens cloaks that we are offering before buying. Manufacturer his full line of Childrens Sample Cloaks. For children 6, 8, 10 and 12 years old, cormistino; of U9 frarmenti in all. NO TWO ALIKE, on nhic'i were given a disccunt from regular wholesale pric so that "re wcro nble to sell them at actually Manufacturer's Prices. this hour. The indications are that Pont will have a small major ity in Fillmore county. Falls City, Neu, Nov. 3. -Edger ton will carry the county by a smull majority. STkO.MriUUKG. Neu.. Nov. 3 Stronisburir precinct leave a total vote of 4(53; Post, 120; Edgerton, 214; Bitteubender, 32. Alblkn. Neu., Nov. 3. Five hundred aud fifty-three votes were cast at Auburn. Out of 155 counted Post has 8 majority.' Loup City, Neu., Nov. 3.-Edger ton's majority is estimated at 250. ACVoka, Neil, Nov. 3.--Aurora City gives Post 282; Edgerton, W; Bittcnbcndcr,3. Nioiikaka. Neil, Nov. 3. There wns a very ligiu vote nere. i out, 83; Edgerton, 41; Bittenbender, 30. Caa Couniy ail rtiht. Indue Post receives a majority of 670, which will be increased to 700 after Nehawkaand Greenwood are heard from. Cass county remains loyal to Judge Chapman and presents him .ami)le shoes. Ou ith a minority oi iuu, utoe uoes ureus were uL.r". - Qnhino- than the last bsv nearly ss well, thus Indicating that "1,nll " fco T Boston. Mass., full' llnec on.isting of he has a. complete walkaway. " JJ "Mi" childrens, Mens and floya ahoes sf all kiads otui ot ni ( The republican, of Cass county Option. ' Among them is WO pair of 1." ." uto . i.. a ni I ih. hext value for Tour money that yoo ever laid eyes on. nave every re., w i-wu . fc'ILu .1.. i. ........ don't aak hiirh prices for shoes that use v,. ,Ur,if,r.nt Indorsement re- ' will l mm. -,"".;,T," ; ,. " .y,.. " 1 nn. not nl 1IIV IllITIl UUBIUV. II C II a c "- CAIL IN and let us prove the truth of the above statement, anal showyouat the same time our FINK LINE of Ladies and Misses Reefers Sacqurs aud Jackets. SECOND SALE OF SAMPLE SHOES Another opportunity to buy shoes at FACTORY PBICES We take pleasure In -nnoael.R fto . th : people I''n aurroundiug tow ,-ns that we have succeeded in getting another line ot Jur success with the last line was phenominal and hu pointed because they came too late to secure some of tlae abacs that are ceived by the county ticket Aiwe -uf " i,7 the city, everything extrin.,0 ia stripped away r....r h. been re. ?!...:..,-- .hut vou buv of us standa on its intrinsic worth. Wadigat A. o K" I""" - i a ait .-v. , - - - . 1 . V. -A e.ivt from everv votinir precinct the root of values an give yoa me . v except Greenwood and Nehawka, . A s v. ' A. , Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Miifoh's Vit- ttiske everything turn on Uie pro-' alixer is gusrautewl to cure yoa. 2 both of which are unquestionably republican. It Is conceded by all that the republicans elect Louis KickUolf for treasurer; Unruh, coroner, ty 234; S. W. Dutton, com inissiouer, 105; Frank Dixon, county clerk, by 575; A. C. Mayes, county surveyor, by 300 majority. The democrats elect County Superintendent Noble by 230 and Knmsey, county judge, by probably 300 majority. The vote thus far for sheriff gives Tlghe (dein.) a major ity of 43; for clerk of district court peering (drill.) hos a majority of 18. There is little doubt that these majorities will be overcome after the rrttirns from Nehawka and Greenwood ure received. Wo m still Giii Gnat Broiis ii r Z ' ITI.-DP-Q I VUW nB TtTF.M: V V 1 1 4A. A4 J A A I a - - " ' A' 25c Childrens Nst ural Wool Col or iShirla and parwers All Sixes. 25c Childrens all Wool Shirts A Drawers All Sizes. 39c Ladles Fine Merin S i I k Trimsied shirt and Drawers. 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