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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
NUMBER 5.

shoes to the county seat and also
by the taking Of testimony in the
suit of Brunswick & La Rue agaius
thc Winters heirs, and J. j. Dolan
and wife. The testimony was com
menced before Mr.. Geo. b. Bar
Der special master. Hon. w. T.
Thornton for complainants and Ii.
B. Ferguson and Geo. T. Beall for
he defendantS-the Winters heirs.
Mr.. Littell ofthe heirs is here, also
Messrs. Fritz. Walters, Bolton and
wife and Col. Sweet. The case
will be adjourned from here to
White Oaks, about the last of the
week, and the testimony continued
there, when Messrs. Thornton Fer.
guson, Beall and the master will
visit your town. Mr.. Thornton
has been on visit to the Rio Fe-
,ix and the Pefasco country, aud
while gone had hunt with our re-
loubtable Nimrod, Jack. Wilson
who killed an enormous elk.
Thornton has the hide, which
weighs 70 lbs, and is 13 feet loug.
Mrs. Ben. II. Ellis has gone east
IN visit to friends, but mine host
Ben still provides the traveller
with meals and Accommodations
which will make any man remem-
Der his sojourn here with pleasure.
We learn Capt. Davidson is to
teach our school here. We hope
it Is true, as there are children
enough here to stock good school
and we feel that future senators
and presidents are being sadly
neglected tor the lack of education
al facilities.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

1t also contains carefully pre-
pared description of every county
county i'll the United States, as
we'll as of each State and Territory
as a whole and each Of the Canad-
ian Provinces, giving valuable in
formation concerning their mineral
deposits, chief of Agricultural pro
ducts, principal manufactures, ma
ture of the surface and soil, loca-
ton, area, etc.
On page 6 is given a Tabulated
statement of Newspapers in each
of the various sections of the coun.
~. giving the number OF each is
me in each State, Territory and
Province also the number 81
Counties and Towns in which pa
pers are published, and the mum
Der OF Towns which are conuW
eats; and on page 7 a SUMMARY
Of the above and a comparative
statement Of the increase in 1859
over 1882.
On pages 9 and 10 is list Of the
Cities, Towns and Villages Of the
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
ABSORBED.

We seldom occupy space relative
ur,rlyos, but deem it proper.
v,.u am Important change in the
propretorship or management of
fuE LEADER occurs, to notify its
at?ons.
When the writer ot these lines,
h'r proprietor as well as editor of
tn. LEADER. came hither, it was
an experiment. Indeed THE
LtADER was then an experiment,
and its demise had been weekly
predicted before our coming. The
appurteuances of the Office were the
property Of Il Joint stock corpora
ION. and the object OF the spon.
-ors was simply to establish jour.
nal which would champion the in
.prests Of the MASSES OF Lincoln
county people, outsideof chques or
hose having sinister designs-or,
us ,mblazoned at the head OF the
aper Devoted to the best inter
ts of Lincoln County and the de-
oUmtnt Of its resources" " Be
mjug ea4uliut.d ti.h the peopl
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
Quill.

a PARTY of politicians, seeking
private, not public veal, are NOV
ing heaven and earth to secure the
removal of Geo. ID. Bowman, as
Register of the Land office in this
Dirtrict. We hope and believe
they will fail in their nefarious OBJ
ject Mr.. b., is good and faith
lul officer, acceptable to everybody
having business in this department
and sheuld be retained.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
From the Socorro Sun.
4 Horrible DEED.

cs'trday when the citizens
rw,A- .hry learned tAa details Of
.drrd Ia. hpd just baen commit
ed which sho:<~d the moral sens.
Of every one. Joe Fowler, who
sold his ran ii the day before, VI
tied the saloons Tuesday night,
and before morning was in a crazy
state Of intoxication. About day
light he reached the Grand Cen
raj Hotel, and carried things with
. high hand. With two pistols in
his hands, he terrorized those wlo
happened to be there. Mr.. Dor
man came in and was forced to
dance, was slapped in the face sew
eral times and finally struck on the
head with IA revolver. Several
others were treated in a similar
manner. 1t is said that at one
place he forced a man to stand on
his head. This lasted until about
O'Clock. Then his friends who
were "i'n nj" "oiu MN ana sue
ce'oeo I. III '"N'ns MS reVoiVerS
rom 'li'n' 'm"us' III, ne 'ouSn' ueS-
3e["'e'y' "a. "C'' "e'SrS' ''1oo'
~"'i'"S anu O"'e ei'oe"'ore 70
'5"' nun away anu were ',o,ui"s
hlm. lie broke loose ana draw
ing a Spanish dagger. plunged it
TO the hin into the lett breast be.
low tba mimi. and copsad 81 oau.
:'..,.,,5 raI, u.ra ...,,.,;,.E
'"iS "'Tl''' O"'0 VOC '''' ''' u
stars Df' DAVIS WAS summoned
and attended the victim yesterday,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
RED CLOUD JoTTINGS.
RED CLOUD MINING DIs'r, J
Gailinas NJ Is, Lincoln Co., ;
Nov. II. 1882.

RED CLoUD MINING Dist,
Gallinas III Is, Lincoln Co.,
Nov, II, 1883.
Mr.. EDITOR Red Ulond Dis
uict is quiet At tut iithere
is any d,pendcrs Be put in
dame runor, thr n..ntMus and
canons will soon - 9ad With the
miners pick an t4e mechanic
hammer.
1t is reported that DR.. Smith is
at Socorro making arrangements
to Immediately ship smelter tC
the Gallinas.
MIR. Spence has been in Mama
ma for week or ten Gays, and re
ports parties coming to look at oul
prospects with a view to purchas
ing, If on examination they prove
satisfactory.
MIR. Frost and Stapleton ar,
nclding down the camp until rht
>n,rtcr arrives. and DR.. Smltl
with the dinero, the bows vii
smile
This pur ot thc country Las pu
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

The torpt'" which. a-
good sertj.o nta r.' ve
now be v,.a .......'#o:.
al of greGT ar.u..a....
The inyeutau is
Torpedo Snow P,ow. 1t consists
Of apparatus to be applied to loco
motives, by means of which, when
the locomotive is pushed no a
snow-bank, torpedo is exploded
against a tiring-bIock, SO that a
snow-bank will be shattered. The
engineer ofthe locomotive has com
plete control Of the firing, and, by
successive explosions, may advance
through the thicke st drifts.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
Register.

OUR exchanges of late, RepnN-
lican and Democratic, look like
photographs Of barn yards, full of
fowl birds of the masculine gender.
If a Republican paper can't crow
over the result in his own state, he
can and will over victory in an
other. and Vce UerSa. Editors are
the easiest satisfied class Of people
on earth. We know this to be So,
having slept with one every night
for the past 80 years.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
Presidents 8 Proclamation.

WAsuTNGToS d. c.. o. g. y.
President iss ed the foliowia- ptoc.JI
ton in reference to Thank4givilr B.
the President of the United States &
America proclamation in furth,rapca o
the custom of this people of at the closiaA
OF each year to engage. upon q day So
apart for that purpose, in special fcstiva
OF praise to the giver of all good,
Chester A. Arthur, President Of the Unite(
States, do hereby designate Thursday, IA
20TH DAY OF NOVEMBER az a day of gtr
eral thanksgiving of the year which !
drawing to an end 1t has been r,plc
with evidence Of divine goodness. prev
lence Of health, fullncss of hNvcsts, sf.
hility OF peace. order, growth of fraern,
feeling, spread of intelligence and lrar
ing. continued enjoyment OF civil aHd
iigious liberty All these and coun,
other blessings are cause for reioiciur
do therefore recommend that on Oh
pointed day the people rest from tha
customed labors, and meeting in the"
eral places Of worship, express their
gratitude to God, that He has b.
bOuntiful with this nation, and pr
His grace and favor abide with il far-...
CHESTER A. ARTHUR
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

Notice is hereby given that tue
following township plats have been
filed in the L. s. Land Office at
Las Cruces, N. NJ, on Nov. Sth,
1883, viz;
Z S, R. IS, 10, 20, 20, 3OE
7 ? S., R. IS, 10, 20, IS, 81, 81 r.
7 s., K. II, IS, 10, 20, 81 Z.
T s., r. II, IS, 10, 20, 2S, 80 Z.
T ) S., r. Il, 10, 90, 33 E.
GEO. D. BOWMAN,
Register
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
LINCOLN COUNTY, n. NJ.
Il J |srisE!,Ura! Interests

TUrdcr .he ah1ve heading wc propose
publish arY"rk'y reports from ihe various
s-ctious o' .in County tCnching the
several t. 49, rGi,atod, aud with that
view sclil;s can. sqoLdence from every
camp, range, "a agricultural section il
he county, II correspondence be not il
shape we win shape it. Facts are what
" Mnnf
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

IT is fact which cannot be gain.
said, that Dick Cochran sells good
coal and charges bit IS a ton for
it. See his ad. in another column
and leave your os~s.s as indicated.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

This was sworn to before ~ =.
Beall j. F., and Witnessed 10y +.
A. Thompson
AS soon as the nev'e or the stab.
bing spread about ae =, great
excitement prcvn;e .ao IN extra
guard was place. s. ae jail to
prevent any rescca =. Violence.
Fowler held acomu.ss.ou as dep
nty sheriff.
LATER.
About midnight information was
received by the authorities that a
rescue of Joel Fowler, would be at
temp ed. but sheriff Simpson had
'nade ample preparation and was
@trongly sustained, so the attempt
ed rescue flashed in the pan.
Justice Boall opened court yes
msday morning and Joe \ Fowle,
appeared Mezsf- Field & Posey
appeared t0r him and Judge Hagan
for the Territory, by request # th"
prosecuting attoepa, who could
got BE- present The evidence q
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

OK Monday last, J. W. Thomp-
son arrived in town from the No
gals and presented us with three
fine specimens OF ore from the Ju-
niPer copper mine owned by him
self and Vim. Stone of this camp.
They have sunk but feet, but the
product far exceeds their expccta-
tions.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

TIE Evening Advertiser" is
the name of ncwsy, fisky, snap
py little daily, hailing from the
frowzy, lazy city of Socorro. 1t is
such a paper as we like to exchange
with, and it Is now on our y list.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
Lincoln, y. ri.
Nov. 9th, 1883.

Our town enjoyed q quiet for
some days after the adjournment Of
the district court, but was enliven-
cd this week by "a session of the
Probate Court which called par
ties interested in "dead mems
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17

Gale died, and Fowler was re-
mandoi to jail, the court declin-
ng bail.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-11-17
LINCOLN LAC0EICs.

STTICA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-16

o. ~. - - ~ n. -. 4 ..<h.~ -.
nr,tio. Is ~. l,-rm.n- n ci.c,n..r, 500
people rsfhcrei N Nusic Han Is takc part
IL ths sxercisos.
For fhe week ending TIA "A fhcrc
were twenty death. from yellow fever u
Havana.
o. fh> "A. ~ <;o,x F.lls Dnk.t. Ma
,o,I.. w, A.. ~. ,.1.rr.,,h ,...'.s NM.
company having disrssar,lei an order Is
remove them % alleys.
ADvIcKs from Portland. Oregon. saw
Il II almost certain that the wheat surplus
q Oregon and Washington Territory VIII
b 10000 tons less than heretofore esti-
mated
SILVER ora u now being shipped 10
The mint a New Orleans from Mexico. -
more easily accessible than the minis Or
Mexico. five hundred pounds q pure ~il-
ver passed through San Antonio, Texas. on
the "a.
II has been decided by the Federal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-16

BosrOx. MASS. Nov. s.
The whaling bark Louise was Lost Sep
TENDER - IN the Arctic Ocean By striking
che Ice. Six mon persisted. The captain
and chief officer arrived at San Francisco
yesterday In The bark Francis Palmer. The
schooner Louisa was valued at <3y.0OO:
partly insured. She belonged % ,. \.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-16
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from EveysIheso-


~ '.-s a. 800 $500. - n -,:-<.,s ~
SEcRkTARr fnELNoHUrskx on tho
- received from re Geographical Society
- france very handsome gold medal n
o.nded - testimonial q Lieutenant Fred
Uick a. Schvartka. U-S- -. r. recognttion
q nIs services n she soccs..luI :xpsa'k'on
k1n< wu.,.msiena n .s:e ano -
AZ - $40 me u>oiLites 81 motifs
Ranger. - collapsed L1vsrpool cotton
1rozer sre upwards q &ieoc ssssts,
8@0.0W 10 failun a ascF'oeo 70 Ne TACT
49, y trisd e control shs cotton nAFket q
80 World 4ne range wns 20 Do
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-16

CzlAELorTn Ers - been found
<uilIy = Huntington, Ina. q nordsrins
h<r husband ~ith poison
OK he morning q the "a : large part
q ths village of Willonehby. o.. VS. a.
strcyed ~ 1re Tho Hummcll tannery -
Holland. Mich. born>d; loss. <2o.ooo.
Ok the 81 Edward Shafto was found
guilty u murder a the second degree q
Omaha, Neh.. Tor ths killing o. Martin
knight last July.
OK The night q the Isl burglars blew
open tie safe % the fosf-olElce q Anoka.
Mimi, carried o1 the stamps. then burglar
Ired private ,house end lnally stole two
horses and carriage and drove . Mime
npolis.
IT 4 reported that tho steamer New
York. from New Orleans. struck and sunk
the steamer Blanche Hopkins Of Fhiladsl-
phia- No lives Lost.
The evening Of the Sd the roundhouse
and repair shops Of the Toledo. Cincinnati
4 81. Louis Railroad q Cincinnati burnkd;
loss 81. ooo
WnLzAx CoxRor. New York police
ofIlcer . n JAN Tor murder. He used beth
his club and pistol reckleszly. and - : ~
suit Peter keenan,. furniture mover, Il
dead
OK the Sd serious not occurred in
Danville. Va, during which number Or
persons were killed and wounded. The
fown 49, nlaced under military snrxeil-
ance and order re<tored.
OK the nioht ~ the A : f;rc enta;l;no
. L.. ~ ove< c2oo ~, .,.,..,r,.a ~ es,.s,c.r
scotIsnd.
uYcuwAx~A~ storned - s,.r.
c~-~-- -, - 700 81 - ---..---,z~
1.--- ", - -
~, 800 "a -. ~~-.s:. .A:~
80 =. 49, s
-sn. 800 = 49, ' -~ q, N
~. ~. 80 80 -:.,- -. <-.-n
49, n. 800 ".'e 80
'z.o ~ - e&k''o''o. - HeEosene lamp
nos.on' y.
ing near Mnrysville. Neb., was killed By
lightning on The morningiof The 5th.
= +. KELLY tramp printer. was
run over and killed ~ Wabash train near
Lafayette. Ind, on the 'th.
a FAMILY consisting Of Calvin HaiIes.
his wife and three children. of-Topten. Pa.
were poisoned On The Sch tyeating sausage.
The youngest child died.
AT Princeton. Wis, Mrs. Ellen Long
and = 8 Whittemore have been arrested
charged with murdcring boy found infhe
river with Ne throat cut. Whistemore =
tne ooy's te'ner
ABOUT ten O'CLOCK the night q the
oth IRE g MalkervIile. Ont, about three
miles above Detroit, Mich, on the opposite
side q the river. destroyed he extensive
range o. sneos ettecnea . ne ARK a.st'i.
iery q nifam /" AMER q sons mo ~ oe~a
p cast'e seo[e1 1or tatsn.ns-
~ the afternoon q the otn opnng-
6eld, No, Vas swept By cyclone which
Destroyed : vast amount Of property.
caused the death a - least four persons
and tne inJuring o. thirty o. forty more
some quite seriously.
- $3.50 a 1870, !.
- rot - ~ s1 m
commenced ~ ne bishop n n9cnesser'
HE Grand jury ~ Nex York cen
sures the Excise Commissioners for granting
saloon licenses p thisves and notorious
criminals
Gkz4AEr = exporting more ana I'M
porting less grain than last year
a NmILIsT emissary who claims %
/ have been sent 70 assas<inate Bismarck,
h. been arrested near Dantzic.
~ the "a ne Coroners Jury on the
Fort Edward ~. ~ bridge disaster cen
sured Che engineering department., the rail
road comuanv and chief euxineer OF tL<
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DKxrEn rox.. Nov. g.
Ex-senator Chasce won . notable triumph
over bis rival. Senator Hill. to-day. The en-
tire Republican ticket III this county = elected
By majoriiics ranging from 20 n iwp The
frht conferred on sheriff Graham. the succce@-
ful candidate was selected % make the racc
b. Mr.. Chafrcc. who backed him with great
ability ana plenty II money senator Hnl's
organ. ne Denver R<yuiltat; openly nol!ed
III ~ power u defeat him. IL r.
reported, and generally believed, sh. e
q compass Graham's defeat. for
The sake ~ downing Chancc: UIlr- friends
tct $1,000 On Monday night that @narkcIforl.
the Democratic nominee. would ~ elected.
ChafTce took Al their bct~ and offered ~ take
4c5uU more the same why. Tie used the
money ~ hct % buy Democratic VOTES. and he
ruccccdei " we'll that che heaviest majoritics
cast for Graham wcrc IN strongly Irmocuttc
wnrsI< Il \ generally understood here to-
nIKht t!sht this victory makes rnnrcc aknin
what he was for<o many years, fhr lender 81
the Republican party III Colorado and the
next unIied states Senator from this state.
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BALTIMORE Nov. y
The election IN this state vas fpr Governor.
State Comptroller. Attorney GENERAL md the
Legislature. excepting onc-haif ~ the scn-
atc. who hold over. and IN county Officers.
In Baltimore city. Judge of The Court ~ Az
pcals. Clerk 81 tho Supreme Court. sheriff.
states Attorney. three Jnigcs ~ The Orphans
Court and city surveyors. The LEGISLATURE,
which elects United states SENATOR ~ sue
coed Groomc. consists Of ~ Senator's and ~
members ~ the House of Delegates. 80 the
thirteen Senators holding over. ave are Utflo-
craf@ ANA eight arr Republicans ~ the fhir-
teen Senator'S ~ b. elected they stood IN the
last legislature eleven Democrats and two Re-
puhlIcan< The HOUSE of Delegates ifnod
sixty Democrats and thiffy-unc Republican,.
The returns for several Wards inlicAtn Me-
Lanes Democrat majority N this City VIII %
100
Returns come m slowly or thr twenty
three counties ID the state partial returns only
have been received with estimated mHjnritic~-
There q ~ doubt. however. 81 AcLancs cicr-
ton as Governor.
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In<rN<. Nov. y.
The State election to-day ha. becn nnprecr
dented In intensity o. feeling lsnmrns!fy 81
vote policd and enthusiasm over me result.
which 4 substantial Republican victory.
Before the election the Republicans estimated
thar the total yctc would ~ -t5.po. E.oo0
larger than that east m :S-, which Nas the
heaviest pollcd They claimed $4,000 for Con-
gresham Robinson. Republican candidate for
Governor. and conceded lturs 10 Governor
Butler. Z gain ~ t.uQN over his vote List year.
The Democrats Thought he vote would NOT
ana conceded EE.1u 10 Robertson
Returns up ~ midnight show fhlt the total
vote exceeds the widest imaginntions ~
cities and towns. including Ao-tnn complete.
give Robinson ij<.Mf and Eltirr l2.'E<.
These same piacc< last year gave hut.er Ils.-
continued throughout The state make the total
vote jl0.Uu. az which Robinson gets i0,.A0 and
Iuticr IfAVnN. showing gain for Batter over
M q = psr s sn na H. s5@n s %
b. heard from are. however. mainly hopuiii-
can <tfonghoidS and will probably swell the
majority Tor kohinSon " i5~o Or isvS. which
the Republicans now Claim.
The balance o: fhc Republican St@fc ticket
4 elected ~ maioritic< ranging probably
from eee 70 %oen The Republicans have
also elected = Council ~ least cixht-f1uths Re-
publican. rood working majority n the
senate and have increased their majority IN
the lower hranch 81 the Legislature.
Tho excitement all day has h--en NJ fever
heat. The people ~ the state have never.
during or since fhc war. botn 20 thoroughly
aroused or IN earnest. II has hren 4 super
10 fnsfcn their grip on the states patronage
ana place Butler In line for tht Presidency.
On the other hand. Buffers opponents have
arisen ~ their might.
Three hundred and thirfy-fhrce towns ana
cIfics with thirteen 20 hear from. ritc Robin
son I<.tI: HuIlcr. I<1 nj: AIuy. I.t<H. Arnold.
The Executive Council thus far stands Re-
publican& Democrats and I IN doubt The
Senate - Republicans n Democrats. d.
triei> g hear from; Ihs Hoass ii5 hcput'i-
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PHILArkLpuIA. Nov. :. - >. m
The complete returns received n the Aso-
ciatcd Press once from <ixty-fonr ~ shc sixty
seven counties in the State give Niles. Repub-
lican. FOR Acknowledgement. majority %
lhtlx The still remaining conntic<-B brad
ford. FOREST and <uiiyAn-wiil Increase the
Republican majority % r.uo0 Complete ~
turns 81 the vote u thiscIty give the following
results: For Acknowledgement. Mics. Hcpubii-
can -5xH: TExxarf- Democrat. 49,: Miles
majority. O.:&l For State Treasurer. LIxrey.
Republican. 75xS; Powell. Democrat. "A -.
For District Attorney. Graham. Ecpnblican.
no opposition, Izs.xu. For Comptroller. Jef-
frys. Republican. 0.x2: Pare. Democrat.
and committee Of one hundred. - .t5I. lei
frey<' majovIfy LII. For clerk ~ Court 81
Quarter Sessions. L|f>lcton. Ecr.. LIS:
Snouden. Dem. X.Ix. Fur Corcncr. Powers.
Efr.. s{.tg,: Hooper. Dem. I5.E-S
W. Y. Hcn<cI chairman or the Democratic
State Committee. has issued The following:
The Republican majority ~ Philadelphia e.
cccsi< the most esnxuine Republican caicuIa-
fion~ n wires nut AL our estimated majority.
hut the country districts hold up ~ our
figures. and until the western counties arr
heard fromi % not conccde the STATE ~ the
Chairman Cooper ~ the Republican state
Committee c@fimafr< h< party have carried
tho State hy not lees than sl.tN majority. Ne
says returns come IN - slowly tHaf the exact
Fe~u!t can not &c a<ccrtaincd until morning.
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Partial Return. frrm the Various ~t.tes-
Halter Drfrafri IN Massachusetts Nh.
hone Probably uo~n<di IA Neutrality-suspicious.
s,isania <rros~r<d ~ th~ n.r"ri'cHn~--
Frohabls Election % Carr 1.'p"'i'c"n) -
s~er~tnry 81 stats ~ >eu York, n,sh = iIe-
publican ,laiority a. Roth .ErnteAe< -
tho Legislature Nv Esturns tsen Other
Stntes-
New York.
Nru Ynrk. Noy.e.
A. this hour. midnight N N impossible a.
give accurate frure< 81 the result VA thc siec-
tion. II hns b.en very gulrt dty hre IA tho
city. with good weather ami fair vote. The
hc~f nrsrInr aud estimating th4~s 'A.t me
Democratic state ticket ha- majority ~ the
cIty ~ 600 or sNVN. save Maynard. the head
AZ the ticket. who r,ir< isom inufH ~ i5.vv. No.
hind Ne runs lchin1 IN All the large CITES.
thanks ~ the combined efforts ~ the int'.o-
lice and Iuuof men, who fought him -AtANtif.
n n probable that the Democratic ctNtr ticket
Il elected ny 1l.u0 Or 1t.NN. barruf May nnri.
who VII probably rqnce4 Through WIN tvo
II a very profitable that The Assembly = Rc.
publican. though Il can NOT IN fa'A certainly.
The majority either way will ~ small. The
Senate will w. Republican decidedly ~ y
Or :. q ~. In the city hrtr fhtfc hn~ nern no
end Of cutting and TRADING. II ls fIrrbtb'c that
Reilly: The ncmoerai,s nom'nst fpf Nfti-isr.
y elected By 800 majority.
ALBANY. n. ~. Nov.
Al a. IN. the Fffni,.1 ju1fglH claims Cars
election BY I.Uby. The rest 81 n Z Democratic
ticket u possibly elected. The senate stands
n Republicans ard IA Democrats; tnr Assem-
bly,. ~ Republicans and 70 Democrats
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-16

WHILE working IN saw-mill, IN
Williamsburg, q, James Martin stumbled
end fell upon The saw. Both Leg we're cuf
- and he mans body cut N two.
On che 3lst The stcamcrs Holvhead
ond Alhambra coIlidsd md sank n ne Irish
Channel. ne CROW o. ths latter were lost.
The Haverh[1l (Masr. Post-of|icc w.
zoobsdby burglars q y, No o. the night 81
October 81.
o. the 1st : dwelling IN Cincinnati
enught fre. end Mr.. Mary welsh and W.
<1II1 wsre so1Yocated<
o. ~ "a Mr.. r. WolfsteIn, II en-
1lnne<i, was killed W = faIl from fourth