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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

Prom the NJ. LOUIS IeinfGTit, nov. D.
A singular case Of kidnapping has lately
been brought to light In January, 1868, 4
colored girl, named Margaret Robinson,
about IA years Of age, who lived with her
aunt, Lizzie Mack, in this city, was engaged
by a Mrs. Sackett, to take care Of child
Mrs. Sacke,t induced the girl, by threats and
promises, to accompany her to New Orleans,
and thence to Havana. Upon arriving at
Havana, Mrs. Sackett left her at the Hotel
de San Carlos, where she has since been
forced TO remain, working hard and receiving
no pay.
The matter was in some way brought 10 the
notice Of Henri q. Hall, Vice Consul Gene
raj, who wrote to Washington about it.
&c. b. Davis, Assistant Secretary De
par,ment Of State, took the subject in hand,
and cent the papers with an explanatory let
ter, to the Chief of Police here.
CAPTAIN McDOnough has since been look
ing up the relatives Of the girl, and yester-
day succeeded in finding them.
The result is that Eliza Lucas fcoloredl
Yesterday went before notary and made
affadav;t that her daughter Margaret Robin
son, now 16 years Of age, was abducted
from the house Of her aunt at the time stated
and that she Eliza Lucas, has every season
to believe that the said Margaret Robinson
in Havana is her daughter. She therefore
prays the authorities of Washington to
send to Havana and have her child returned
to her.
The papers are completed and were for
warded yesterday.
1t is estimated in some of the letters re-
reived from Washington that this is not the
first complaint of the kind made at the Hotel
lie San Carlos, Havana, and it is not improaa-
BE that numbers of colored children of
both sexes have been kidnapped in this
country and sold as slaves in Cuba.
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SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR ARVO.
MA.


Cmavnilinx Scarch by the lnhnbiaans-.
From the Emporia Tribune.
Thomas Cheshire, about 90 years Of age,
was i'm Reading ON Monday, October 18th,
made some purchases, and had with him
twelve OF fifteen dollars in money lie
took the train from Reading to Arvonia sta
ton, intending to walk from there home,
mile distant, and arrived at the station about
half past O'Clock, the train being after
time. He was seen by Mr.. Lewis Edwards
and another person, going from the station
towards home with sack ON his shoulder.
His neighbor, Mr.. Lewis, who lives about
a quarter Of mile from his house,
not finding him at home ON Tuesday,
morning, concluded he had gone To
Mr.. Grifith's place, two miles oil, To
dig coal, AZ he had spoken Of going
there. Finding that he did not come
home on Saturday night, Mr.. Lewis
went on Sunday morning to Grifiitl's house.
They had seen nothing Of Mr.. Cheshire.
MIR. Lewis then became alarmed and went to
Reading, where he knew Mr.. Cheshire had
gone On Monday to buy goods. No infor-
nation was received, further than that he
went by the train, the previous Monday to
Arvonia station. On his way home, Mr..
Lewis went to Arvonia, but could get no in
telligence of the missing man. He returned
to Reading with Mr.. John n. Jones, in COM
pany with Mr.. Pryth", made a thorough
search in and about Reading, thence to Ar
vonia station and to the lost mans house,
and from thence to Arvonia. t
On Monday morning large number Of
persons from Arvonia and Rading turned
out and continued their search until Tues
day, but all in vain. Last "Wednesday
another search was made with no better sue
cess. 1t is uow fearcd Mr.. Cheshire has
been foully dealt with, especially as he
was known to be man Of some means,
though he seldom carried much money about
him. These facts were given by Mr.. Sam
uel Morgan, Of ArvOnia, who was one Of the
party in search.
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LINN COUNTY.


Editor Moaitor, Fort Scott:
The entire Republican county tickle: is
elected by majority from two hundred to
five hundred.
The State ticket in this county has nine
hundred majority.
Scott Shattuck, Republican, elected in the
Forty-sixth Representative District, by fifty.
eight, over Pain, bolter.
In the Forty-seventh District, ID. A..
Croker, Republican, is elected by one hun
dred majority over HOdson, bolter.
J. NJ. Brice, in the Forty-nin,h District,
without opposition.
Barber, Independent, elected in the Forty
eighth District by one hundred and twenty
five majority.
James ID. Snoddy elected State Senator
over ID. Linton, boiler, by majority
of two hundred and fifty.
These five votes are against Sidney Clarke
The fight which Clarke has made in this
county is fruitless.
20 o'clock. s..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
The Cen.eit.eio..i Amendment.

The Amendments which have just been
adopted to the Constitution Of Missouri are
as follows:
First, Abolition of the District Court sys-
tenn.
Second, Abolition of jurors test oath.
Third, Abolition of the double liability
clause for private corporations.
Fourth, Abolition of voters test oath.
FIFTH, Abolition Of disquali6cations flor
holding Office on account of color, disloyalty,
&c.
Siuh. Prohibiting the use of any public
money, derived from any source whatever,
for the support of any secsarian educational
institution, or the donation of any real or
personal property belonging to any State,
county, or public corporations to such OBJ
jects.
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r[....-"s 1891
But n tor the 6aDy, wna'evef iodimentary
arts ne may eesei9P, ne ~ =. ny S s1ow tae
slightest Poanoae glimpse Q! 'ne development
Of a moral sense. n. notions OF sleep are
simply inofdinase. me- ume ,or awakening
are the small hours, when al CONSCIENTIOUS
babies are asleep. he then 6sPl.ys ca,
Pacity for Yelling, whicn osnerwse could
hardly be expected nom 70 minute an insect.
Al othef umes ne Iec.ine1, :ucAng ms
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ator Ross, who is Free Trader. Sidney
Clarke has voted for every High Tariff
which has been before Congress during the
last six yean and WAS ever in favor Of Gen.
Schenck's last bill. Sidney Is trying TO get
the votes of the few Democrats in the Legis-
lature, but We do not think he will get = sin
gle vote. The Tariff; with hith his general
unpopularity, is too biga load for the De-
n,ocracy tn Carr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

No ACTION has recently been taken BY our
government in relation 20 the settlemeutofthe
Alabama claims, nor has the British govern
ment made any new advancement in that d.
rection. So far as Is known our government
adheres- 70 its former position. - expressed
By Secretary -Eish, and the -BsitisA Govern
ment is equally decided in its own course,
willing nov, as heretofore. to enter into =
convention for the adjustment Of the claims.
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NEW YORK Aa0ENRLY.

A telegram informs our readers that there
is TIC in the election of members of the
Lower House of the Legislature in New
York. There will be, very likely, spirited
contest over the election Of a Speaker. The
Democrats will carry their colors victori-
Ously in the Senate. But there are no DO
litical issues of large moment to be settled.
1t is good thing for the Republican party
to let the Democrats win, in New York, =
year or two before the Presidential election.
They are quite sure to make such a record
that it will be easy to beat them when the
grand trial comes of.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The complete election returns from the
various parts of our State come in slowly.
Just As soon As we can make full catalogue
of candidates elected to the Legislature, we
shall do so. The chief interest centers in
the members Of the Legislature. There is
no doubt about the political complexion of
that body. The Republicans will have
very large majority in both houses. The
only thing interesting to know about is how
the majority will vote for United States
Senator. We will be delighted to inform
the readers of the TINES, and also the anx-
ious candidates for that enviable place, lust
who a majority Of the members of the Legis-
ture are for, when they let us know their
preferences. Of course there will be no
difficulty in ascertaining just how
every member elected will vote before the
converting of the Legislature. All that will
he necessary to do to get the desired ;niorma-
ton is TO ask them. They will, no doubt,
promptly and truthfully, to a man, respond.
The gentlemen who are elected to the Leeis-
lature, when such an issue is the leading one
when such a job is before them, are, in Kan
sas, very apt to be very communicative
about who they are going for. There are
only a few candidates for the Senatorship.
We are informed that there are only nine
south of the river. We are very sure there
are not more than that north of the river
We think there are just about that number
So the equilibrium is restored or ken,
good. The State wont tip over
under the pressure on one side of
it of superintendent weight of Senatorial
ability and aspiration. We shall not in.
dulge in speculation about the event. The
fog is too thick to make even night lenses
useful. We suppose, of course, Sidney will
note the handwriting on the wall, and retire
from the contest. We expect he will, though
We have mo direct authority for stating this
opinion. Before closing, in order to ssye
the time, friction and expense of going in |
person to all the members elect to ascertain
heir views about who ought to be next q. s.
Senator from this gay young State, we give
,ut general invitation to all of them to for.
ward at once their ballots to the TINES
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

SID. Clarke has gone East and the Law
renee Tribune appears without any editorial.
Speer and Clarke demoralize and pass away
together. They were lovely in their lives,
and in, &c. We have been conceding about
thirty votes to Clarke in the Legislature, but
the number will be still smaller. He has
read the handwriting, and he runs away
from the State. He will hereafter devote
his entire attention to ahateueat claima of
which he has 1890 And in death they
were not divided.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17
HARE.

q ~ From Lippineost's Naeazinel
HspPy snd I'D the tAeaehts seem, =
There stands she, dreaming her dream,
Fssssefal, areamlike. ofthe time and the phee.
Rosrons she holds in her hand
Brilliant carnations and lilies pure white:
Fain woulh YOU too understand
What mem res these vaken in Marie tonight:
Marie counts back but four years .Tag
Into past ~ the most ONLY brief:
Sudden vision appears -
& Herself and lover, and consequent grief;
Crowded salon and glare, 5 Z 81
Waltx-whirling figures and music and rush,
Making her i'll; then the air -hr ~
Over them blowing, and perfume and hush.
Well she remembered that time,
Standing With him in that beautiful spot. '
He, astrOng man in his prime;
She, trusting him fully, content With her lot.
''See that carnation, - said he,
BEND o. er the lily as though il would say,
'LOVeliest, only to thee
Is given my Iove-sive me thy love, pray"
Only one day after this
Came the dire word, first rejected in se0En:
''He is untrue whom you kiss
'Twere better such love had never been born. "
Crushed was the hope in her soul,
leaving adarkness, burden, nomore:
Old is that tale Of love- dole
D" when vows prove but lies-he faithle-s Who
swore. ,
Faith in the God who is true, l'f
That vas what saved her from selfish despair:
Thence consolation she drew:
Christ, only TO Thee ," was her unceasing
prayer.
Whence is her happiness now, -.
Seeming to say, ''You are DONE" to the Past
See those carnations, and how
She tears them in pieces and seatters them fast.
Last is the sting Of that pain -.
Come has joy that is perfect and sure:
Marie's loved one again,
And knows beyond doubt that her lover is pure.
''Lilies, carnations, goodnight!
Solemn the thoughts you awake-no regrets:
Old things shall now pass from sight,
For L II he a bride ere Tomorrow sun sets.''
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

NEARLY all the interior papers of West
Tennessee and North Mississippi mention
that movers in wagons are passing through
different places, going west of the Mississippi
liver. They are from North Georgia, North
Carolina and the lower end of Eaa Tepnes.
see. Fifteen wagons passed through Holly
Springs in one day. Besides the women,
children and dogs, there were sixteen stout,
grown men-men who are workers, and will
make good citizens in any community.
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Editors Republican Daily Journal.
ALLEN COUNTY.

ALLEN COUNTY.
'.s lola, Nov. 10.
l send herewith the returns from Allen
County, as Gar ns heard from; although not
complete vet, the majority will not be
changed materially J. c. Redfeld, Of
Humboldt is elected to represent this dis
trict by over 100 majority; also J. J. Knowl-
ton, Of the Fihy-fifth District, is elected.
The regular ticket has been elected through
out the county, except for Probate Judge !;
Paxson, the bolter, is elected by small ma
jority. The Republican State ticket has
about 800 majority. NJ. M.
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MORRIS COUNTY

COUNCIL GROVE, Nov. 9th, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH:
Hurrah! Morris County redeemed. The en-
tire Republican County ticket elected. The
State ticket carried by about fifteen or TWEEN
ty majority. ]. Phinney, Republican for
Representative, elected by seventy majority.
Sharp, for Governor, beaten by Harvey in
his own town by six votes, but carries the
county. Slower, Republican for Senator,
carries the county by fifty or sixty majority.
This is the first time Morris County ever
elected the entire Republican ticket.
ass Yours, ANXIOUS.
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CO00R0D0WE0-lk
Six Republicans and half . dozen Demo
Gratis seems now to be the summing up Of the
pe.a'. q fhs E%sr,Pa.l eeas. ILL.,
nois. The balance, We suppose, II RESTORED,
and there will be no more earthquakes in
that State for two wears.
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ANDERSON COUNTY.

GARNET, Nov. 10.
Especial Dispatch to the Journal.
J. q. Lindsay is elected beyond doubt.
DR.. Whitford il defeated. The Republican
majority in the county is about 500 G.
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RILEY.

TorHE EDITOR OF THE CoMNoNwEALTH:
Harvey's majority in Riley County is 547.
Morris lantiCiarke Republican, has plu-.
raGty Of fifty over the highest (bolter), and
the Democratic opponent to Morris received
only l8s yotcs. Sharp, for Governor, l46,
l.. X. ELLIOTT.
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THE ELECTIONS.
BUTLER COUNTY.

= ! NV
ELDoRADO, KANSAS, Nov. Q. 1870.
7ofhe Editor sfap 1fns: - ,s.
The returns from Butler County, are not
yet all in, but We have enough to know that
L. s. Fhnd, the regular Republican nomi-
neee, and an Eldorado man, is elected over
all boilers. by handsome majority. E s.
Slower, Republican nominee for State Sena-
tor, from the Fifteenth District, has at least
500, majority in this county, which insures
his election, .-.,,.~s.
EAotado Township. polled 525 votes,
4ss being for Friend. Glory!
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Not the least Of Gods miseries is the ap-
parent decay Of the faculties by age, as a pro-
vision for death. 1t is the ripening of the
apple, that it may fall without violence.
The Sabbath does not stand on argu-
ment alone, but on the everlasting want of
the human soul Of seventh days rest.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

HIS Minister Motley sone peculiar ar
rassea,asts for retainiszf once at the
Court Of St. lanes? IT not what did he
mean on the occasion Of recent great dinner
ola West End Club in London. when he raid
in replying to the toast America" as it is
represented: "That circumstances over which
the President OF the United States had no
control might keep the author aforesaid At
his present post until the close of this ad-
-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-17

THE Free Traders are organizing all over
the country and are voting for Republicans
whenever i is necessary to carry their point.
In this State some Of them will vote far SEN
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JACKSON COUNTY,

All of Jackson County heard from except
two precincts. The Republican majority on
the State ticket is $50. This will be in
creased by the full returns.
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BARRETT ELECTED SENAroR.-Marshall
County gave A. e. Barrett, majority of
900 over Rockefeller. Add to this "a in
Riley County and we do not think Washing
ton County can quite overbalace II. Cloud
and Republic will give small majority fot
Barrett, and we therefore conclude that Bar.
rett is elected by from so to 100 majority
Mdnkattdn Standard,
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w. II. Smith, Republics, Is elected Rep
reseniafive from Marshan County, beating
Peny Hutchinson, Republican, and John
d. Wells Democrat. The entire ticket on
which Mr.. Smith ran was also elected. This
vas the ticket supported by the Waterville
1degcpA and Irving Recorder, and nomi-
mated By delegates who seeded from the Re
publican Coaveation because i admitted
what va known m the tsMudgett delega-
ton" from Observation-Disclosures Champion.
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MArsHALL COUNTY.

Republican. 100; Davidson, Sore-head, a;
Ready, Democrat, "a.
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ROBINSON, Nov. 9th, 1870.
EDITOR PATRIor:-We have met the e.-
envy and "scooped" him in this precinc.
Robinson Is redeemed, and believe our
county is also. The Democratic State ticket
has forty-three, and County Attorney sixty
majority.
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ALARAHA.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 1.-THE fol-
loving telegram received 1t the War Depart
ment today states the ticket Of Alabama yet
doubtful. The H0use i Democratic. The
Republicans have . majority on joint ballo.
of six. All quiet
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JOHNSON.

Bower beats Devinny for the Senate; and
Williams, Clapp and Jshnssn are elected to
the House ANTI Clarke.
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POTTAwATANIE.

Republican majority on State ticket, ITO;
on county ticket, 145 J. L. Higgins elected
Probate Judge.
DR.. H. C. Linn, regular Republican
(anti- Clarke, elected Representative BY
129 majority, in spite Of bitter opposition.
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Usage MISSION,

EDITOR MONITOR, FoRT ScOrr-The fol-
lowing is the vote of this township cast
yesterday, viz: For Congress, ID. p. Love-
Republican, 1l9; Foster, Democrat, 551.
For Governor, J. NJ. Harvey, Republican,
125; IsaacSharp, Democrat, $40. State Sem
ator, j. II. Crichton, Republican, 81; ii. C..
Whitney, Democrat, 63l.
YOurs, truly. C. II. II.
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The Cherokee Advocate states that an
earthquake was felt at Talequah, Cherokee
Nation, ON the Goth day Of October. The
Adaocafe also states that new town called
P4ryyille, has been started eighty miles
sonth of Kansas, on the Missouri, Kansas &
Toxas Railroad.
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LYON COUNTY.

LYON COUNTY.
We give below such returns as are at hand
up to the hour of going to press:
The contest in this county on local officers
absorbed the interest, and in sending in re-
turns the vote ON the State officers, In some
instances, is not given. The county will
give the Republican State ticket at leas:
1000 majority.
We cannot make much out of the figures
received, as many of them are given from
memory, but will publish the Official on Fri
day. We merely give results SO far as
known.
The vote in this city and township was
S95, which is considered a very fair ex-
preston.
Jacob Stotler was elected State Senator,
there being no opposition to speak Of
REPRESENTATIVES.
In this, the Sixty-fourth District, X. NJ.
Overstreet has So majority, with Center
township to hear from. Ii is thought his
majority will be increased Is votes by that
township.
In the Sixty-Gfth District it is not know
who > elected. Two precincts, Elmendon
and Beckes, gives Page 81 and Gould q.
They are both anti Clarke.
PROBATE JUDGE.
e. B. Peyton was elected Probate Judge
without opposition.
COUNTY SUI ERINTENDENT.
A. d. Chambers was elected to this Office
without opposition.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Ten precincts out Of fifteen gives &. b.
Bachelor $50 and Col. Plumb 80. Mr.
Racheller's friends claim that he will be
elected BY the townships yet to hear from.
The matter is in doubt.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
The returns as far as heard from foot up
among the three candidates rs follows: F.
G. Hunt, 5l7; H. w. McCune, 455; q. Y.
Hart, 158. Mr.. Hunts election is con-
ceded.
P.S. Since the above was put in type
news reaches us that Neosho Rapids gives
Col. Plumb a majority of 33 votes. News
also reaches us that Mr.. Page is elected
Representative in the Sixty-fifth District
Emporia Nens.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY

The following persons are elected in JEFF
fersOn County: J. L. Speer, Twenty-frst
District, independent Republican,; William
Butts, Twentieth District, Democrat; J. F.
Willetts, Nineteenth District, Republican;
G. W. Hogeboom, Senator, Republican.
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MARSHALL COUNTY,

Five precincts in Marshall County give
Rockefeller, Ind. Rep, for State Senator,
S34; Barrett, Rep, 347; Sims, DEM, 1913.
For Representative, Smith, Rep, $40;
Hutchinson, Rep, III; Wells, Dem, 3S5.
Full reports from Marshall County give a
Republican majority of at least 800 for A. J.
Barrett for Senator and W. II. Smith, Re
publican, for Representative ltchison
Champion
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The foflowin6 are the majorities: Harvey, $40;
Elder, $50; Brewer, ess; smallvood, 5ss; Thoaan,
572; Hays, sS7; Williams, SIS; McCarty, 5as;
Lowe, 3a7; Leonard, 2A; Rees, 5es; Hang, ~;
Fitzwillian,, ZIG; Bauseman, $40; Darling. l6;
Cclley, 1873; Leszte, ll9; Fsnlsu, 17e; Crook, :;
Ashby, "a; Williams, 20; Hovells, 81; Churchill,
II. Senators-Haas, kellogg, and vandoren.
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The Church Of England, in Jamaica
las been disendowed,
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ANDERSON COUNTY.
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Especial Despatch TO the Lawrence Journal.

ESPECIAL Despatch 10 The Lawrence Journal.
GARNET, Nov. ..
The county and State ticket are carried by
a handsome majority. Capt. J. q. Lindsay
is elected to the State Legislature in the
Fffy-sixth District. In the Fifty-seventh
District, it is feared that Whitlord is de-
feated, in favor of Thompson, independent
Republican. Bowen, the Democratic can
didate for State Senator, i'm opposition to
Scans, Republican, runs ahead Of his ticket,
but is defeated. GARNET.
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COUNTY TICKET.

Probate Judge, Mr.. Bliss; County At
torney, w. +. Stanley; Clerk Of the District
Court, John Holler; Superintendent Common
Schools, Mr.. McClarey.
All Republicans except McClarey.