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ga Word in Praise, .

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Sept u, 1872.
F. W. FARwELL, Secretary, Dear Sir 81
have a word 70 say in praise OF q Justly
celebrated BRbcOck Extinguisher. At a late
fire IN this city. owing to the bursting Of
hue in our steamer, we were left with only
pals Of water to save q large warehouse
nlled with grain, when two OF your ma
chimes werebroughti into use, and with them
Etna Mills, which have burned la
the warehouse gone. Fully $4,000 worth Of
property was saved by the two Babcock,s.
Respectfully,
C. W. EATON,
Foreman Of Hook and Ladder Co.
JuIy8
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WARREN, o., June IS. lszZ

Held on the farm OF Jas. Cottle, on June
a, 1877, the following Machines were In the
After a careful test with the dynomometer,
the following result was obtained:
Buckeye, tsco tests, Ist los p ID, lO6B
Wood, LIST ISL ID, Il5b
champion. LIST l0b
The test was AXE by men drawing the
Machines, and no one on the same.
DWIGHT SMITH,
RICHARD DUNCAN.
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Jubilee Song.

JuDIee song
Dame Fashion has issued her latest decree,
And b long looked for style, is the Grand
Jubilee;
Come an who are planning TO go to the
rs Hub. o.
To attend Mr.. Gilmore's musical club,
And those who are elected at home to stay,
Come look at our styles, without any delay,
And fling your old hats to the moles and
bats,
And buy our Lofty Jubilee Hats;
And In the words Of the famous h. q.
THAT Is whatI know" bou the great
Jubilee. E. POTTER 4 co.
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The above prices win be subject to nuctua-
lions with other markets, always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as the cheapest. Remember the place,
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted As represented
Come and see u.s. A liberal deduction al
lowed 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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Headquarters
For Guipure Laces, at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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10 RnRus

Wholesale House in New York, Phila-
delphia, Rochester or Buffalo. Ny clothing
and other goods are bought from good re-
liable nrst class houses. at the lowest mar
ket prices, Come and buy, you must be
convinced. Tickets free, openst all hours
OF the day and evening. D. N. LAZARUS,
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You can take the ticks all of your Lambs
by getting a few tobacco stems OF Gates &
Delin's. and make a wash for them. No
charge for stems.
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Not Blow

ter t0ork than Is made In Northern Ohio. and
as good as is made at any Gallery IN He
country, and invite the criticism of the best
judges as 70 what am saying, for I wish no
with the poet, "may my head go bare till
merit crown it," Gallery opposite Court
House, Warren, o.. RlCE-Artist
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The Finest Display

In Youths and Chfldren's Clothing to be
seen in Trumbuu County, is at the Buffalo
Clothing Emporium, No. main st.
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Best assortment in Warren ,-oall and see
at Allison's Drug Store.
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Every genuine box of DR.. McLdin's Lirer
PiuS bears the signature Of Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh Pa, and their Private United
States Stamp. 20 take no other" The
markets full of limitations.
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Farmers!

To all who use or sell Cigarsi You can see
the largest and best stock on the Reserve, at
Gates < Delin's. Market ST., Warren, Ohio,
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Daily BapeEs.

Daily Bapers.
Morning and Evening Daily Cincinnati
n Cleveland papers. at the City News
Depot, n door south OF the Post ONCE,
Warren, ..
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May9,Bt
COmnIete,

Ny stpsk Of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks
RndTuhmihg Goods is full in every do
partment. You can't leave without buying
nyou will call on yours truly,
D.. M.LAZARUs.
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Five Hundred Thousand.

Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct IS h. WALDECK.
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lyon don't KNOW

What you want in the way of Clothing
call at the Buffalo Clothing Store and they
win find it for YOU. No, 2Aiain st,
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Town Lots Tor Sale.
We have laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east of Red Run, on the
Vienna Road. WIN be sold at fair and rea-
sonable prices, On long time and easy pay
ments, to suit purchaser, Enquire of
WIN. R1TEZEL,
and T. J. McLAIN. JR.
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Cabbage Plants.

All the Latest
Shades Of Kid Gloves sold, at
GUNLEFINGER i BRO.
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Ken MARKET 81. Green Heuse.

We have on hand . nne assortment Of
elt kinds or Green Hottse ana BEDDING
Plants. Shoioe and beautiful for which US
kindly solicit the patronage Of all Plants
delivered free in the city. Three squares
east OF Court Honse, Market St., Warren, o.
CHAS. p. SMITH,
April S-Smo Florist,
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20 Cases

70 Cases
Fresh Cove Oysters, Just received and for
sale by the case or can, at way dow prices,
1T James McConnell's.
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Flowers
Grateful Greetings,

Selling or at one-half regular prices.
July3 A. T. HOYT.
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Maltby's II. & MS.
And all the other popular brands. at Nc
ConneiPs.
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closing Out Sale.
Tam offerings fine stock OF Greenhouse
Plants at low figures to close out.
July A T. HoYT.
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Town Lots for Sale.

For Sale.
4 good platform spring Wagon; Price
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Sweet PotatO.

OdUUASt IIdHISs
Best varieties, any quantity, at low
figures. Also Tomato and Sweet Potato
Plants. Hoyt & Spear. No. 5Main st.
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A Fine Lot OF
Oranges and Lemons. fresh and nice. at
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICEWEsTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN OHIO. July 2. lS72

OFFICEWEsTE2N RESERvE CHRONICLE. I
WARREN OHIO. July 2. 1874. J
wool S. 60
BEANS12o0 per buEhel.
ELOUR@sS,T5 to 10.z5
HAY-Sl8 9s20
OATS-oc
CORN loldEEar Sc; Shelled CSC.
DRIED APPLES-S 70 lue.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll I2l[
TALLOW-6H tote
CHEESE-Factory l2c.
HAMS-Couutry cured &c
EGGS-I5
LARDSComtry rendered, Sc
PORK-A,5095.0 per cWt.
POTATOES-2
FLAX SEED-l75
POULTRY
Turkeys live l0c.
" dressed l5c
Chickens live &c.
dressed 10
HIDES@Green, Oc; calf skins 12X
Pelts 1.OeS2Q
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POr Sale,
New Top Buggies.
2 New Open Buggies,
] Second hand Top Buggy,
Car load 10 inch Nc. l Hemlock Shingles,
do Is do do do
/ do 10 do do do
/ do do do Pine No. 2
Prices and terms on above will be made
TO suit the purchaser.
WARREN PACKARD
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Base Balls and a Bat.

Base Balls and a Bat,
Steel traps for a rat,
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And W. are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various mtndE,
For we hRye all the different kinds,
At Tyler's, No. 8, Main'SE, Warrer, Obi
Aug. g.. lS71-tL. '
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Council PrOeee dings.

WARREN, June 18th, 1872.
Regular meeting Of Council. Present,
Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt, jane
son, Truesdell and Wheeler. The min
utes of previous meeting were read and
approved. Fhp following bills wecs
ordered paid:
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Great Variety
OF French and Hamburg Embroideries, at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Cantion

Ola Dolly Warden or Grand Duke Hat,
should go 70 the Buffalo Clothing House.
next door to Trnmbull National Bank.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-07-03

Novelties
In white Guipure Laees, at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Sweet Potato,
Cabbage and Tomato Plants, large, strong
plants. Hoyt & Spear. No. ) Main st.
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The Duchess COrSett
Which can't be excelled in beauty or ut,
at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Just Received,
A largeassortment of French Bonnets and
Hats, at GUHLEFINGER BRO.
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Ice Cream ParlOrs
oSen every day and evening, at McCon-
nell's. Main St.
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All In Want

All Goods Delivered
Free OF charge. by Mcconnell.
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Can md some very pretty Roll Plate lew.
elry at Hul'ss0n Main st, June 2-ff
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Soda Water ! Soda Water!
Best In town, at Allison Drug Store.
TrusSes

Ice Cold Lemonade
That can't be beat. at McConnelI's.
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POr Sale,

Fresh Vegetables
Can always be found in their season, at
M~cConnell's
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Not seen the new Patent ~Self-actinR
Spring used In Trunks would do well TO cah
at the Buffalo Clothing Store and examine
laaed strsps formerly spd still used.
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Best CahTassed Sugar Cured Hams
II cents. Best Dried BeefI7 cts. per h.
Timothy and Clover seed low as the lowest
HAPGOOD & BROWN.
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sWn.E- Porter has removed his Green-
house 70 the corner OF High end Bazetta
Streets, where he would be pleased TO see
BIS friPnds. A nne assortment Of plants on
Oh - A- June asst
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Accidents !

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply 70
Ohio. loot. H-tf.
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The incest Kind
or Ottoman and Paisley shawls, sold at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Fans a Speciality
And found in great variety. at
GUNLEFINGER q BRO.
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Al fine lark brown Mare, seven years old
. good traveller and perfectly gentle for
Wcmen n children to drive. Will be sold
cheap Address box LIS, Warren, o., or en-
qutrB Of II. Barnum. dune 26-tL .
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The bill Of Q. Morgan was laid on the
table until next mestlng, The matter
Of opening an alley in the south part Of
the city, now obstructed, wss also laid
on the table. The bids in reference to
the paving Of High St., were then open.
ed and read By tbs Clark according to
law. The bid Of Scoring 4 Smith, be-
ing the lowest. was on motion accepted.
The Mayor was accordingly instructed
to entor into contract with said Goering
& Smith, for the pFoaecption Of said
work.
On motion adjourned.
E. W. HoYT, City Clerk.
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Buy Your Clothing,

by Your Cl9thT4g,
m sSf A Ba f SRa 5 BSgrsl q p SI y. Ia hHEa sgya hIss
one and all their moneys worth.
Every Thing
In the eating line to be had at MeCon-
nell's,
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Por Moving Maebines
For Sale I

Pure Castor on, No. ] Lard oil, Crude
AeOcA on Hoyt& sgesr. 40. liain 81.
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Four Brands

AtH. G. Strstton & Co.'S. Mason's I'M
proved porcelain Top-the best.
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CasnaII. Hazard q Co..
Fruit Jars

Rspot fQg at thslE UHElYRledR Preparation
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Ladies Jet JeWeIry. OK
Something nice, call and see, at Hulrs. on
AatpSf, June A-u
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Clothes WriHgers
Repaired and for sale at TyIer's, No. 3
Main Street
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important

Important
To all who use or sell Cigarsi You al see
Gates ( Delin's. Market St., Warren, Ohio.
Farmers!
You can take the ticks all of your Lambs
by getting a few tobacco stems Of Gates &
Delin's, and make a wash for them. No
charge for stems
Fans q Speciality
And found in great variety. at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Accidents!
Insure against accidents in the Accident
insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply TO
WHITTLESEY ADAM, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. H-tL
The incest Kind
OF Ottoman and Paisley Shawls, sold at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Great Variety
OF French and Hamburg Embroideries, at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
All the Latest
nldQGE VI 0lu OlONGs SOlQ, AT
GUNLEFINGER i BRO.
Cabbage Plants.
figures. Also Tomato and Sweet Potato
Hoyt 4 Spear. No. 8 Main st.
Sweet Potato,
Cabbage and Tomato Plants, large, strong
plants. Hoyt & Spear. No. ; Main st.
Novelties
In white Guipure Laees, at
Just Received,
A largeassortment Of French Bonnets and
Hats. at GUHLEFINGER & BRO.
Clothes WringerS
Repaired and for sale at TyIer's, No. 5
Main Street.
All the Latest Styles
OF Dress Trimmings, consisting of Fringe,
Turquoise Velours Gimps and Laces, at
GUNLEFINGER &BRO. ,
The Largest
And most select stock Of Fashionable
Clothing ever seen in Trumbun county, and
at prices that all will acknowledge TO be
lower han the lowest. is at the Buffalo
Clothing House. No. 2 Main St
Cold Soda Water,
The best and coolest in the city, atMcCon-
nell's.
Geraniums &c.
l0plants for sl,OO. A. 7. HoYT.
Best CahTassed Sugar Cured Hams
II cents. Best Dried Beef7 cts. per d.
Timothy and Clover seed low as the lowest.
HAPGOOD & BROWN.
Ice Cream ParlOrS
oSen every day and evening, at McCon-
nell's. Main ST.
The Duchess COrSett
Which can't be excelled in beauty or lit,
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Headquarters
For Guipure Laces, at
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
~
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Greenhouse Removed

efehoiee Cigars Just received at the Mar
kst sttsst Pig s5Fa RHD
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FuchsIaS, Geraniums &c.
lOplants for sI.OO. A. t. HoYT.
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All the Latest Styles
OF Dress Trimmings, consisting of Fringe,
Turquoise Nelours Gimps and Laces, at
GUNLEFTNGER &BRO.
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The Largest

The Largest
And most select stock OF Fashionable
Clothing ever seen in Trumbull county, and
at prices that all will acknowledge to be
lower than the lowest. is at the Buffalo
Clothing House. No. 2 Main st.
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Closing Out Sale.

June 30. lsz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-08
GHAsFLY EXPERIMENTS.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 4.-The trap on which
John Barclay was standing for his execution
dropped at eleven minutes before II o'clock.
His heart ceased beating at ten minutes af-
ter II. At twenty-three and q half min
utes past II the body was in the dissecting
room of the Sterling Medical College. The
galVanic battery, under the supervision Of
Professor Mendenhsll, of this city, was ap-
piled, under the direction of several physi-
clans. The first test was on the spine.
This caused the eyes TO open, the left hand
TO become elevated, and the fingers to move,
as if graspiDg for something. The hand
finally fell, resting on the breast. The bat
terry was then applied to the nerves on the
face and neck, which caused the muscles of
the facs to move as in life. The test was
next applied to the phrenie nerve of the
left arm, and afJerward to the sciatic nerve.
The further Investigation determined the
following facts: Death was caused by
strangulation. There was neither a frac-
ture nor disloeation of the neck. There
was a rupture of the ligamenis between
the first and second cervical vertebra, with
laceration of the vertebral vein. This
would probably have been sufficient to have
caused death 10 time, but did not in this
case. 1t is certain there was no respira-
ton after the body fell. The right and left
ventricles Of tie heart were found filed
with fluid blood. There was less blood
than usual in the lungs aud brain. There
was an effusion of blood in the muscles
outside the vertebral column, possibly from
rupture, or from the arteries. The cause
Of death was Technically asphyxia.
Five hours after death, the battery was
again applied, and the muscles of the hands
contracted quite readily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Arizona diamond fever has again
broken out in San Francisco.
The scholastic census of Chicago is 367 >
396.
Theodore Thomas opened new theatre
in Chicago last night.
The fifth cavalry had severe fight In
dians in the Arizona mountains on Sept
"A. Forty savages bit the dust.
Jesse Upperene, Of Baltimore, is ar
raigned for mardering bis aunt Aug. q.
James Hayes, shot and robbed last Fri
day in Central Park, New York, has died
of his injuries.
The Kentucky Straightouts have put
forth an OConor electoral ticket.
A monument to Miles Standish has been
started at Duxbury, Mass.
Mayor Alvord, Of San Francisco, who
vetoed the Colorado railroad subsidy, has
been nominated for Congress.
Jacob Morris, veteran of 1872, died in
New York yesterday.
A Buffalo burglar escaped from jail Sun
day night, although heavily ironed.
A Detroit dry goods house was gutted by
fire yesterday to the extent of $S5, 900.
A freight locomotive exploded on the
Baltimore and Ohio Saturday, killing four
emp loyees and fatally scalding fifth.
An explosion On'board vessel in Liver
pool harbOr, yesterday, killed three men.
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other on farm.
FRANK cnEATHAM IS AN ANOMALY

FRANK cHEATHAM IS AN ANOMALY
to me as an aspirant for political honors. i
can fancy him thrown into the vortex Of
New Yoik politics and running against two
such merciless antagonists as Cox ard
Tremain. lean fancy him perchei on the
stage Of Tammany Hall, with profare
roughs of Tweed's district waiting for his
speech. And yet an idea strikes me that
the eYerfowing humanity Of his bluff.
handsome, military face would win him a
hearing and three times three even from
the blackguards of the Sixth ward. can
not give you much of talk with Cheat
fham-not but he talks, but it is all In cir
lcle. and after the first round nothing new is
Jeff. The first speech he ever made in bis
life was on this campaign, and lasted ex-
/, acbly fifteen minutes, so you see the other
two buffers, who have couple Of hours to
speak, have him at big advantage. The
meat is on the outside Of this sandwich, and
lpoor Cheatham is the thin cut Of bread in
the middle. Talking to him the other day
about the advantage of giving bis views to
the world more fully than his brief speech
es represent, be replied,
"All can say is, am the regular nomi-
nee Of the Convention-the representative
standard bearer of the Democratic party of
the State. If the people won't elect me, no
harm done. johnson has no right to come
into this fight. He held Office for twenty
seven years, and never held any in my
life.
FEEL SURE OF BEING ELECTED,
because am known to every man in the
State, and my record is without a blot.
No man can point to single thing in. Frank
Cheasham's record of watch he need be
ashamed. shall go to Congress to repre-
sent the people of my State without fear OF
favor-no axes to grind nor no buncombe
speeches to deliver. You see just what l
am, plain spoken with everybody-nothing
to conceal. My character is known. My
fate is in the hands Of my friends. II
johnson keeps on he will lose every day.
The people Of the State will be disguised
with him; but as for me, feel sure Of be-
ing elected"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-08
Georgia Footing up $4,000 Majority
The Town Elections in Connecticut.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Danbury has given
25O majority for the Liberal ticket.
Forty-two towns have been heard from.
The Republicans have gained in four towns
that were Democratic last year, and the
Democrats have gained in six towns which
were Republican last year.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. 7,-At the
CITY election to-day Henry W. Lewis, the
regular Democratic and citizens candiGat e
for Mayor was elected by plurality of los
votes over Lieut.. Gov. Morris Tyler, the
regular Republican, and James Gallagher,
independent. The Democratic c2ndi-
dates for other Officers On the
citizens ticket headed by Lewis were elect
ed over the regularnominees ofboth parties.
The Republicans elected two-thirds of the
Common Council, carrying 8 out OF Z
wards. They also elected the town clerk.
Georgia Going up Higher.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 7.-Reports from
the counties continue to increase the Dem
ocratic majority, which, from present ihdi-
cations, will reach $4,000.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 7.-111 counties
have been heard from; T of them have given
Republican majorities, and the Ill counties
give Democratic majority Of 5O,6Zz. The
26 counties to be heard from viii increase
Smiths majority.
An Effort TO soften the Effect.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. Two negioes
have made affidavits that Republicans were
prevented from voting at the late election,
and warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of one. magistrate and one free-holder
under the enforcement act.
SAN Francisco, Oct. THE largesl
Greeley mass meeting of the campaign to-
night In front of the Grand Hotel. Three
stands; Senator Casserly speaking.
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. THE registration Of
voters begins here tomorrow, under a new