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Quarrying Stone.

Quarrying Stone.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and COuncilmen
of White Cloud,
That all persons quarrying stone on the city
premises, shall be taxed One-fourth Of said stone
to be appropriated for 0y purposes.
H. F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest. F. SWANS, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1889.
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FROM BOSTON.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
Boston, Nov. 3, 1860.
The vote of Tuesday in Massachusetts, shows
more complete ascendancy of Republican princi-
pies and the Republican party than that of any
previous year. Mr.. Lincoln's vote comes up closer
TO Col. FremOnt's than any one anticipated, and
hs majority over all Others will be nearly as large
as FremOnt's The vote for Douglas and Breckin-
ridge will exceed by about 1900 the vote for
Buchanan; the vote for Bel is about 5000 larger
than Fillmores vote, and Lincolu's vote is some
thing like 2, 200 less than FrtmOnts The whole
vote thus far reported is l69, 22s, and one or two
small towns are to come in. 1t will not vary 500
from the estimate which / sent to THE TRIBUNE
some weeks ago, viz 10000. In the Boston
Districts and the Worcester District, the vote is
considerably larger than In 1885, and If full vote
had been drawn out in the State, our majority
would have been much increased. We have
given the Opposition another illustration Of the
foolishness OF basing their hopes upon "the re-
served vote" In the languid contest of 1859, the
Republican vote was reduced to 81 900; now Lin
coin has at least AZ, 900 more than that number.
A reserve of 4S 900 will be sufficient to win all the
battles we shall have to fight for good many years
to come. mr. Andrew vote Is Tue bfRtbt ever
cast for a Governor of Massachusetts. 1t is over
lO3. 900. This is ii 900 smore than Gardner re-
ceiyed in 1856 about So 900 more than the highest
vote ever cast for Gov. Banks, and $4,000 more
than Gov. Banks received last year. Mr.. Dawes,
or any other man, would have received about the
same number, but think no man could have ex-
ceeded IT, 1t is agreeable to know that the prOphe
ces of the cr0akers have been agnally disappOint
ed. No candidate for Governor in this State has
ever been 80 dependent upon his own popularity
and resources as Mr. Andrew, and none ever made
a more splendid and successful "run." Those
who supported him SO enthusiastically in the State
Convention have the greatest reason to be satisfied
with the result.
The Senate is Republican, - TO 2. aud the
House. 226 TO IA. Two ex-members Of Congress,
George L. Davis of Greenfield, and VIM. Il. Cal
houn Of Springfield, are among the members elected
Ia the House Alexander III. Bullock of Worcester
has perhaps q hAa reputation for ability than any
other member. Lowell has reelected Speaker
Goodwin. Mr.. Phelps late President Of the Senate,
who has been amember Of one branch or the 0!her
for the last six years retires The House VIII also
miss CHARLES Hale of The Ad1ertiSor, who has
been elected FIVE successive times. Mr.. Lunt OF Inc
Courier regret say, is defeated by ~ majority,
his successful competitor being Samuel M. Quincy,
who is a grandson, believe, Of Josiah Quincy.
Mr Bailey Of The Herdd tried his luck III Ward
XI.. but was beaten. b. =. Shlaber was also de.
feated in Chelsea. Charles o. Rogers Of The Jour
mol is chosen 10 the Senate The people of Ward
vi. had al opportunity to vote for two men OF hs-