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JoHNNY NChEASE He.
Won't 30 To France.
sAMARITANS OF THE SHORE.
A Bible Leads tOthe Identification of An
other Unknown Body.

A bible Leads tOthe Identification OF An
other Unknown Body.
N,xxAHlwEIx. y. J., October li.-ln
conversation with Ex,Coroner W. A. Gran.
10 dav be said: The bodies OF the dead
sailors of the bark Elmina, Of Sslcome,
England, lost in the terrible torn OF Jsnu-
ary 8 last, still lie in our little churchysrd.
But two have been identified. One was q
fair-haired Young Sweds, and the other
bluf. hearty-!oOking old sailor. The fair
haired youth was identified by ring he
wore. Through it We obtained clue TO
bic native place. Then ths pastor o. the
Methodist Church here, Rev W. A. Ed
ridge, wrote there, detailing the
sad fate Of the Young man and asking for
his relatives Soon . letter came back
from his sOrrowing mother. We sent he-
the ring. The other body Was ideuh6ed
through q Bible which Was washed ashore
some weeks after the wreck. Il bore this
inscription. To Mrs Annie Lysll from 9
friend. OF the date ERe but the words Ar
breath, Scotland, were legible- Mr.. e.
dridge wrote 10 AbrOsth and sOOa received
al answer II came from the dead sailor S
widow and told hoS the Bible had been pre-
SsDied TO him Just before he sailed on the
: Eimina- We sent the Bible to Arbroa,h
? and yesterday Mr., Eldridge received ano,S
er letter iroa Mrs Lyal She Was delight
ed at receiving the book aud blessed Tie
sender for his kindness The Elnina va:
on the way frou Brazil to NeE York Sher
she Was wrecked The crew OF LiEe Sayias
Sistiou No. 20 and Mr Luke Courtney di(
all they eOad to reseue the ereS but il VA
/ irnnsSihle
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VOL. %.
nr Great POLITICAL BATTLE.

The first important shirmish preceding
,-,s. decisive battle in the nation, has
zen fought. Whether it is complete
.:rr,ph for either party, or drawn battle
:, : impossible to say at this hour.
Tie largest vote ever pOlled in the two
Gates Ohio aud West Virginia, was Polled
..sr,,,r. The struggle was a hand-to-
t.ri ,,pfic, all along the line. At every
.,;r, The troops on both sides fought as
American brain and Drawn can fight. In
1.-The snnals Ofpoltical warfare there never
more stubborn battle than the ejust
,,..s IN the Buckeye State; and the Little
,,.....;, State fought manfully if not des-
...,alv In Ohio every known corrupt
...,oj and every conceivable weapon was
,-,.3 70. money was spent ike water By
;u,-,s3 co,,up,Ors of the ballot and de-
.rcbers Of morals; and no crime was
,,.ua5 100 black, provided only the peni-
.,,,;,,r was missed and success promoted.
| r,, IN West Virginia the battle was
,rlv one. and the victory honestly earned.
The Indications at this writing are that
.bs Democratic majority for the State
,ss, in West Virginia will not fall
NE, 400 and NAV reach 10000. This
sn emphatic triumph, when we consider
4, Gov. JAcESoX's majority in 1880 was
,,3loo aod SNYDER, for Judge, in 1852,
al he Easiou candidate only $500. The
r.orrr of,he last TWO elections has been
,,s ,haa doubled and may be trebbled, at
u, election.
This vote viii solidify the solid South
-ore .oai,y han ever, and will give cOur-
,s 20 The STAKES Of the Northwest, which
,-e aos .rrua,jng in the balance.
Ohio Las 70, been claimed BY the Demo
1, has no, given Democratic ma
.,,;,v u s. Presidential year, since the birth
hi the Republican party, and it was too
-.,s % Y ct it TO DO so this year when We
or, Ter the extraordinary efforts made to
L.eo /, e Republican column. The
hs It's: ObiJ remains Republican BY a
snail majority will not untavorably affect
5e Democratic can7ass in the great Empire
Safe which will ,e swept by CLEVELAND
b7s round enc hundred thousand. It viii
rx aztec, New jersey, the sturdy hand
zsi3en Of New York, which never t2i,s IN
.sr Dsmocrs6c majorities; nor will it dis
c91rsye ,he State Of Hs>pRIrSS or make her
aaer in her devotion to the party Of the
C,rsa,l,ion and Reform.
Tia; CLEVELAND will De elected Presi-
ssr, OK lie 4,h of November is clearly fore
-a3.vs3 ~ Yesterdays result He will
aAs .ae .-a electoral votes OF the Solid
S5u,5 he G6 votes Of New York, the nine
..-s O., " Jersey, and the Is votes Of
IN "a-a-.o.a, Pa Necessary to elect POI.
.a.:.,a.a 4ai Nerada, both Of which cast
--.- woes :.r UANcocE in 1850, will also
.!s@5.ss,g remain in the Democratic line,
s LIMOS and Michigan NAV Join in
Be :rsri march.
{,g.o-y is IN he air,
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why WE LAUGH AND ARE GLAD.
Radical Soap Proves a Sopana-
CeOus Failure
Of The Very Worst Kind, and the
RAIDS Weep and are Sore Afraid
Their Tears are Un-
numbered and Their
Groans UnspsakabIe.
FUNERAL NOTICE HEREAFTER.

The returns this morning from the West
Virginia election are very meagre. Out Of
the six hundred and sixty-Six voting pre-
cincts ID the State less than fifty have been
heard from. Estimates have been made
on number of counties, but all is guess
work. Chairman Leonard, of the Demo
cratic Committee, claims the State by 10, 900
and Gov. Wilson's friends in Kanawha still
adhere to an increased majority over that
number. Chairman Cowden Of the Repub.
Hcan committee, comedies the State to the
Democrats BY from three to FIVE thousand
majority. On the basis Of the returns re-
ceived, the Democratic majority in the State
will be about seven thousand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

NyEvors debility, indicated BY loss Of
memory universal lasSitOde eonstsntfahgue,
vivid dreaming. unnatural excitsusats,
cts Of dizziness, etc. is quickly cured bF
using Dr. GuysOt,s IelloS Dock and SAr'
sspsrills. This remedy purifes the blood
strengthens the weak portions OF the badJ,
quiets the nerves, produces dreanless slam
Der. and Is the only remedy tha. pernan-
euiIy cures tbs u:any dis;ressiul ailHsn.S
resulting from nervous debility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

i'd, 20 OF .ae morning to YOU, Clerk
-. rs ly- succeed to the shoes of q
'-. ...-sae Gers his ine by the soyer-
- voice %. Ga0v yo;ers Who have known
- .'o- yall2ggL Well done, thou good
u .a..1.a. s,-van- loG we're not slaugh-
~ were !vg OK 5est wishes this f0e
..l.1- Iae cock c-ovs for you also.
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>IaS.sE uAND-NN, We salute YOU. TIE
-'.a',o dv.ea: YOU vas not carried og'.
as,' not say this was for lack OF will on
ar gs n. s. who made i. Your u,
= Nas purely unintentiOnsl, so far as they
.= esa.--aed. but purely intentions, on
-s ?a'; o. o large majority OF the voters o!
,o12'T. A-a.n. accept the REGISTEE' :
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IL hundreds of instances where DO:
Springs ard other treatment failed 70 tnre
scrofala and syphilitic disorders, the sufferer
has soughI and found cure in DR. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock aid Sarsaparilla- Ii
enrithes ;be blood, strengthens the uriHaEys
srd digestive organs, and quickly remove
AZ Indications Of III health and blood dis
case iron pimple to running sore from
beadsche to a rheumatic pain- It's sups
rcri,y ever ell ether ho1d p7r;FaFs aat
Strengthening medicines Is ssnit'e'! ~ al
y be .est It's curative eject and inagense.
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'.ia> ".>, We hope You feel pretty
p. AIS 7o-a'as. The effort to defeat you
Is 2.,-.r--.-t :: was also miscalcplAted.
as a : v@.-: s.,a small results. The
1a NO ecc--s-ei 1t. so far as they
1.A'a 3. 5v .-mocrats, were also small
lsa. .s-. ase 20 rog. Clerk HOOK, and a
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TheIand of New Jersey.

NEWARK, n. j., October 1.-THE city
Republican ticket was elected By l.50O
nsjority. The Republicans elect eight
Aldermen, gain Of three. The Eosrd oi
Aldermen. now Democratic By two major
itr. will be Republican BY four.
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- l..S democrats won't be inEu-
-,sa aE ;-e ve-c.c. 0, the Buckeye State.
orE -. ,.a-i ~ their splendid Governor
.. -= $ '-a-gere;ej President.
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GOVERNOR CLEVELAND.
He spends q Quiet Day Preparing for His
New York Trip.

Army. \. Y, October ll-GoyernoI
Cleveland was busy at bis desk as usral
this morning, and while he no doubt felt
considerable interest in the result Of the
battle of the ballots for Congress in Ohio
he gave no Outward evidence of it de
bss completed his preparations Tor bis Mes
York trip, leaving here to morrow morning
at $50 on the St Louis Express and ar
r;y;pg a, New York at 1880 an
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nRGANIZATIoN DID IT.

The Democracy Of Ohio county was
splendidly organized. The Republican
party was not we'll organized. The Demo
cracy made handsome gains. If the or
gauizations OF the two parties had been ex'
changed, the Republicans would have
captured the citadel, as they did two
years ago. When We say it was a question
Of organization we don't overlook the fact
that the Democratic local ticket was supe,
r;or to the Republican ticket, as a rule; but
only organization made it possible 'or Us to
pull our entire ticket through. This fea,
has not been accomplished in late years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

An hail, gentlemen Of the Democrats
Ohio county ticket Many Republicans are
called. bu: none chosen; nay, not one. Al,
low VS. to congratulate you al singly and in
the aggregate. You made a noble fight,
each one ofyou. deesat, manly fight You
lOok no uaderhods, and you have nothing
10 be ashamed Of Holaup your heads and
receive the REGIsrER's CONCENTRATIONS.
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'@ 's2--E.a- thanks 10 those who aided
no = 'e.s victory, BLAINE and LOGAN
-'-'s No. oe forgotten. Each contributed
p ME.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

CHAlRHAS NAYLoE, of the Oaio County
Committee, is to be heartily congratulated
IN sLe result of his splendid organization
and general hard work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

SHAKE, Senator SUSNEEvILLE, yeu are
elected BY a splendid majority. Our city
and the First district will have q yslUable
and efficient representative in ihe Senator
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IEoNARD'S OPINION.
lie Says Wilson's Majority Will Exceed
Ten Thousand.

PAREERsBURG, W! Va, October IA
large vote was pOlled. Returns come in
slowly. The indications are that the
Democrats have elected a part Of their
ticket. MaxwelIs majority in Wood
county will not be over 200 a Democratic
gain over the aggregate Of Republican aud
Gresnback vote Of ISSO of 600. Chairman
Leonard is of the opinion that Wilson s
majority will exceed 10000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

N.sa.AN9 has redeemed herself. The
~SA. 7e;gsns, bearing glad Gdings Of
s'A 10Y Let the fared calf BE killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

--1 ca.an; Democracy Of TriadelPhia
H. - eA'.' aod in grea; numbers yesterday.
- - t1'.T abreast vi h the times.
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II wau well that BLAINE took charge OF
the Ohio campaign or all wOold have bee
lost IN him
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'a1 I''..e Mountain STATE cid he- duty
~. In ZONES; Jsllot sud an honest
81 I'v'@..s IL or hills and valleys.
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" Is vel 10 kroS the best remedy for
coughs and colds soreness OF The thros; and
lungs consumption ard al pulmonary dis
eases. Is Dr Wis;Sr's Balssn Of Wild
Cherry, II quickly sllsys inflammation an
checks ieCAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

CAsEY the news to GcsT. Break t gently
10 hin--ior there is crsYe on the door
rstsnh.Eically.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

Boss Arsyxsux still claims the State By
a few hundred but he is considerably rat
f'e5
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Ia and Indiana. With the solid
r'i ,.vc- tae gallant CLEvEL,xD
-'te .,,As lrucs
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Cholera Cases.

N.FLYs, October l4-During the past p
honrs 81 new eases and Is deaths OF cholera
are reported.
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''''s'' Sss P'ri,ct yes,eriay and
49, .'Irs: OC' - never before.
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r, -.ss ar.l dybsscbsry triampaed
A-,s.e State
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Cuyaho@-

CLEyrLsyD, o., October l4-IncompIess
returns indicate the election OF Foran, the
Democratic candidate for Congress, and
SAWYER. Democratic candiaate for Sheriff.
The Republicans elect all the other csndi-
dates in this county by majority Of 5000
to $500. The Republican State ticket will
carry the sounty By about the same ma
jority.
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the Fairmont precincts, one-6fth ofthe vote.
OF this Wilson gets 35, Maxwell 65. The
count will not be finished before noon to-
morrow
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Enthu.Ias.ie RepuhIIeans.

CoLrxBrs, O., October 1.-THE election
here passed OF in comparative qais'. there
being bat few disturbances, and these sese
due 10 the appointment Of special police -
the Republican mayor. and depaties By III.
Democratic sheriff. In one presia:, there
uas eouaict Of authority, ressidnZ 10
the arrest Of q depaty sheriff by the
polce. There vas o sharp sght to'
he organization Of the pols, TN
number Of citizens turning out being
unprecedented. Bands and drum corps ps-
raded tie streets at dsJbaeak aTakins the
voters. The vote was the largest esef
polled in the city. The Republicans have
| The Ctr Hall and the Democrats have bead
quarters ., the FrsrkEn County Club. Re
nubIicsus are wild sirh enthusiasm. parsd
Ipe lie streets in crowds, while iae amoa'
Blsi.e sd inrA glee club Is singing II
he tuy Hall Which u packed y
eyay tar. A fsree has been baii
| On lie s:sye TO Tsottet The eo'siaiiies from
,Lr p.,ssure Of lbe zosd. 1ho Are eases'h,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

Tolspo, October l4.-Pour coes6ss -
tins Congressional district, incloaing Lsca4.
viii give Romtis 100 70 ! go nejcsisy.
Erie gives Hsrd 200 majority. Sssdasky
gives Hurd coo majority. Otasss. go
msad. gives Hurd 300. These 80 go
rates based on returns iron hah o. u
meeinc1s in Lucas snd oos4hisd saeh u
ssndssky and Erie. and one 6fth 10 0itssA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

CcIrxsrs, O., October A-Ssrsa has-
dred and seren wards and peeciscts ssess
net Demors;ic gEin Of l79 oyes ths soss
for Secretary Of State Of 1880. The :ese
Yards and precincts show set kePaoscsn
esip Of 10 go over the vote foc 6ovssnce
h Issa. Later returns from the tsenfy
Copyre,siotal Districts indicate that Achia'
Iey's usicrity viIl be from LOO 70 I.zee:
pscrb.;caus concsde the reesecfion q
Fman. pemocrss. ia the Iv-ntJ-hn'
s:r4,;rf The mise IL tss
sn.brs,d RepatEeans on IA : v,.s.'
| i teccpinf a,nosi ias-snal- Tsr sc =
fceu.inasd On RssssA fsss-l
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Badly Torn Up But Still in the
Ring.
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FA'SxoST, ". Va, October lt.-Nsrion
couniy Polls avery heavy vote. Il is i'm
possible at this time to give figures, bat We
es,iEs;e the county for Maxwell bv 100
Tie cou,t Is lot vet completed at sny
point, bu, one hundred votes are counted at
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ToLEps, o., October H--Swansou. IN
this county, gives Roneis majority Of 81.
loss ol oEe. Eiroore. OtiAss coaniy.
gives Sevnsn . majority u III snd si
tor Huri. Repabiissn gain. Roueis net
gain over Kiay, Eepabi,csn candidate for
Congress two Je.ss ego in Il pree.scss 10
Iueas eounsy. in 7s5. Teo precincts in
Defiance county, iAclsdisg Defiance City
,tow . not Repabliesa gain of lls. Dsno-
cratic majority in The county probably LOO.
Hill, Denocrstic tor Congress in ths sixth
district is elected
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What They Expect.

CoLryBvs, October l4-Pour hundred
AID seventy-oas wards and precinc.s shs~
q ne, Democratic gain o; 88i over the vote
for Secretary Of State in 1880. The sane
wards and precincts Show net Rep1blirsn
gain Of T,3l7 over tie vote for Governor IN
1883. A. c. Thompson, RePa5hean,
Twelfth district, is elected to Congress.
The majority in Lawrence. his own county.
j. very large showing Republican gaia Of
about coo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

The bulletins for Ohio are based upon
the vote of 1888, when the Democrats
had majority of 1889. There are | 1872
wards and precincts in the State. 1t will
require an average gain Of seven votes to
the ward or precinct for the Republicans to
overcome the Democratic majority and
carry the State
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-09-17
PERSONAL.

John Davis and Miss Avina Davis,
returned last week from a visi; to their
sister Mrs. ID. K Jones at Lime Springs,
Iowa, and relatives and friends in Min
nesOta.
Eugene w. Jones, foreman in the
painting department of the Dent Har-
vester Works. Milwaukee, ia in town, on
a visit at his old home in the First ward.
A.C. Parkinson, of Columbus, Demo-
cratic candidate for lieutenant governor,
was in town Thursday shaking hands
with friends.
VIM. Humphrey has been enjoying the
festivities at Minneapolis connected with
the meeting Of the,Soveregn Grand Lodge
of |, 0. O. F.
S. c. Mower. of the firm of Watrous &
Mower, editors and proprietors Gf the
M waukee Sunday Telegraph, and a
genial gentleman, pr his respects to the
REPUBLICAN Thursday.
Miss Effie Willard, of the Second
ward, is one of the teachers in the graded
school at New Lisbon.
Louis Reldlnger and daughter, Of
Marquette, Michigan, have been visiting
relatives and friends in town for several
days past.
H. Mulberger returned Saturday from
his Dakota trip and reports big crop of
wheat but the low prices discouraging to
the farmers.
Mrs. Susan McRae, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, has been OF. a short visit here to
her aunt, Mrs w. G. Spaldlng
VIM. F. Sommerfeld, of Woonsocket.
Dakota, is here on a short visit at his
home, and is telling marvellous stories of
the boom in his locality. Mr.. Sommer-
field brings with him some fine specimens
of dent corn raised in the section of
Woonsocket, which would seem to con-
firm the idea that corn can be successfully
raised in at least portions of Dakota.
Mrs. Charles Moulding. of Black berry.
Illinois, is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. F
G. Moulding
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-09-17
TIE Central Fair.

The annual exhibition of the Central
Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical
Association commences next Tuesday and
will continue until Friday, the &c. The
association will spare neither means nor
time 10 fit up the grounds and make all
other necessary preparations for the
coming fair These efforts on he part
of the officers should have the hearty co
operation of our citizens TO the end that
the exhibition next week shall be a
complete success. All VINO can contribute
anything 10 make the display interesting
and attractive should not fail to do 81.
1t is to be hoped that there may be displays
made by our merchants, manufacturers
and others suitable to the occasion, and
on a par with our ability. The farmers
should not fail TO be Properly represented
with stock, grain, vegetables, fruits,
butter and cheese. Tbs present year is
one of abundance and the display in all
kinds of agricultural products can be
made superior one if our farming COM
munity only take the interest that they
should.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-09-17
The Milwaukee Exposition was

The Milwaukee Exposition was
pened for the season last Thursday.
The 18th Consecutive Annual Inter
State Exposition is now being held in
Chicago and will close October IS.
Emile Yuille, Swiss matchmaker.
has opened in business III Moore's brick
building, West end Of Main street bridge.
Our former townsman, NJ. Lamfrom,
who has been classed as an Independent,
writes long letter which appears in last
Sundays Sentinel, strongly condemna-
tory of Mr.. Schurz and his course at the
Sch!itz Park meeting. Mr.. Lamfrom
says:
| must confess, after hearing the elo-
quent speech of the great orator, wit
Messing the conduct of large part of
the assemblage of free American citizens,
eager and ready to suppress the sacred
right of free speech-when efforts were
made to show facts which did not suit
their purpose-that feel fully satisfied
that the Republican party is good enough
for me.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-09-17
Il Corrected Conn.

In regard to Mr.. Illing's biography
published in the REPUBLICAN two weeks
since, we had no intention of placing
him wrong before the public. It was
talked up and down the streets by those
well acquainted with Mr. Hing that he
was born in Pennsylvania 1t would
seem that there could be no mistake
about this when the source of informa.
ton was taken into consideration. Later
advices, however, on the subject show
that Mr.. Hing is a native of Bavaria
coming to this country when seven or
eight years old. We hasten to make the
correction assto Mr.. Illing's nativity and
at the same time set forth the statement
that after all there is one, and just one,
native born German on the Democratic
county ticket, out of nine candidates.
We may have been msinformed about
Mr.. Kirkland having said the Irish were
leaving the Democracy but he did say
that Republicans were watching their
opportunity and limited broadly that
the way to defeat their plans was to do
something for the Irish. Does any sane
man suppose that had it DOT been for
Kirklands speech three Irish candidates
would have succeeded in getting places
on the ticket?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-09-17
Mr.. CasaUeips .ReceDtao,s.

Last Saturday evening reception was
given the Hon. L. B. Caswell a: the city
hall, Fort Atkinson. A torch light pro-
cession of 100, headed by the cornet
band, marched to his residence and es-
corted him to the hall, where about 900
people awaited him. Col. G. w. Burch.
ard congratulated Mr.. Caswell in behalf
of the citizens on his success in obtains
ing the nomination as their representa-
tive to congress, after which Mr.. Caswell
responded in short address thanking
the people for their support.