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Albany, Nov. D. AT III 4. 10. me EV' III
ing Journal claims Ne~ York is il
doubt and the officai vote W II b. needed
The congressional del-gst'on will BE- IL re
publicans and IL democrats
4 REPUBLICAN, VIEW.
New York, NV. 5.-The Commerce.:
Advertisers 1870 edition says: At tn,
hour OF going to pr IS il msy be said tina
the presidential election is more In doub
than it has been st any time since the pol
closed. New York is very close with g
prospect of a small plurality for Blaine
Nothing definite is known IF New Jers-y
that state, as well as Virgin la, is claimed
by the two par les and the elements of un.
certainty are many.
Later returns to day may satisfactorily
settle The question, but at this writing il
looks as though official figures would be
necessary to determine the result OF The
election.
The latest returns from New York stat.
outside New York and Kings count :
show that in ,432 cleo ion districts al
ready reported from thai sec ion of TIE
state the average republican plurality b 5
been held as be,rly a. possible to thirty
FIVE in each. III the 564 districts yet t
hear from return the some average plural
ity they will vi Ia 1910 plurality
for Blaine. This added 10 the
1888 plurality shown by those already
reported. will make the rerub ic uraI-
ity, exclusive OF NV Y, rk and King coun-
IT,, sos The democratic plurality in
New York county is, acco' ding o the LAT
est computstion, AZ 7S6, ald INIT of XIII e
county, 1912 1t ,piears tn refore, that
The democratic plur .lIty CT 81 ,93S, will o.
overcome by upwards of 1000 TO spare
by the plura lily with which Blaine come.
"a Harlem river. This l. contingent on the
returns holding ont as f,vorsbly for ibe
republicans, as they have done up TO this
time in the state at ! rye. As matter Of
fact, later returns have been more favorable
The counties which are lacking. are, Alba
nv, Allegheny. Cattaraugus, Chattanooga
Chenar DO, Clinton Delaw re, Duches. E.
sex, Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, jeff r
son, Madison, Mo, tgomery, Ontario, II
Lawrence, Schtns ctady, Schoharie. Steuben
Sullivan, Tompkns, Ulster and West
chester.
BROOKLYN JUBILANT.
The result of the election In Brooklyn
and the county. towns causes great enihu
siasm among the democrats and Independ
ent republiesns who co-operated with then
in bringing about victory.
The figures on the electoral ticket sho'
Cleveland has majority in Kings count.
ever Blaine of is, 152.
Buffers total vote is 2091.
81. John 1863.
The democrats elected three out OF fou
members of congress, and nine out c
eelve sssemblymen.
They also elected their sheriff, city judge
pmptroller and auditor. besides larp
sjority of the supervisors.
THE BUFFALO BASES.
The different newspaper Offices are 50
rounded by large crowds eagerly seannir
H. bulletins - they appear. There 10
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feelug fgreat uncertainty as 10 the result
in this stsie.
At democratic headquarters Blsine's
M jorits outside of New York and Kings
! county is placed al 10000, while the cl I'm
| is m tde that NV Yoik City and Kings
C. MY vii. give Cleveland the state by TO-.
900. There latter figure, are btsed on prI.
vie ttle :Iams. There is feeling of great
uncert4i"Iy among The democratic leaders
and buI little enthusiasm is manifested al
repu lie, headquarters.
HEADQUARTERS IN GOTHAM.
New York, Nov. Sat the headquar-
Ie.s OF h UaIIonal republican committee
the m nbers OF the executive committee
ar IN an unu,u.lly suriy mood. Steve
Elkirs p lively declined to say anything
oil The p, lIIIcal outlook.
Al the headquarters of the national
democIa ic comm tet- S. nator German ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in the sue
cess aud election of Governor Cleveland.
He s-nt l,t er to a friend to-day in which
he stated his belief, founded upon the most
relI bic i, firm ton 10 be had, that his
par y W. ul carry New York state BY To-
600 M jOrity, Connecticut by 1900, and
W Jersey and Indiana by working ma
10 III
The feeling between Tammany ball
and County Drm"crscy h been much in
tensi6cd by the results trus far sckuowl.
edged. For the moment the Tammany
pool are s,upef-d by The rec of the
b "w that has bern adm nisIered. Thew 90
tot hesitate t" S " tn t he County Democ-
rucy scr feed Clev, land 1t the polls for
n Ia. nenett Of CIR c.. The County Democ
r,cy retorI In 4 ,imilar sirain, but feel that
as iheS have got everything, they can al.
ford to be magnanimnus Tae feeling
'mong the sders at b. h the national ard
tate democratic headquarters was that The
QUAR- | bet~ en- The faction. had cost
Il " land 10000 v,res in the city.
CLEVELAND COMPOSED.
A bany, Nov. 5-Gov Cleveland was at
the X Gu i've chamber If the usual hour
Is mornu G, In, ugh he did DOT retire 81
ugh untiI towards DAYLIGHT. He main
taius his composure and talks over the sit
ua'i s though he had no more inter 81
IN { Than ~, other citizen
Te'grams, many of them of a congrstu- |
lstory harac'er, and aIdres ed to Presi |
tie K ecl Cleveland, are pou ing 10 upon |
him. PRIV, e advices received from IndI |
ane, New Jerey and Connecticut indi-
cate that these states have been carried |
by tn democrats.
VI I'll graphs that Wisconsin is prob
abiy d-mocr tic, and Carter Harrison wires
tnar Illinois m y 60 the same WY. The
di' a ions are also that California, Nevs-
1 and Oregon may have gone Democrat,
h lie it is possible that Cleveland msy be
l, cted president without New York, the
chances are that that state will be the piv-
,isl ole. There is intense excitement in
tbs CRY over the result. BUSH ess is par
la ls suspen fed md the newspaper aud
bulletins and Offices are thronged
With anxious '-rowds.
THE COUNTY TICKET.
New York, Nov. 4.-The entire county
lem~ratic ticket is elected by probab y
,v~r 10000 majority. Fix election dis
riots are missing.
THE FTATE RETURNs
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THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.

Columbus, Nov. 4.-Pstri.k Doyle, who
was shot in the mob on the street last
night, died early this morning. He was
sn ex-policeman aud highly respected.
w. III TburstoD, n white man and sewing
machine agent, was arrested, suspected Of
the shooting. de was secreied by the Off
GERS in distant part of the city until near
daylight 10 shield him from the mob which
had formed to take summary vengeance.
The evidence sglinst him IS said to be
s,rong. Edward Brsdmore, the saloon
keeper, is under arrest for the murder Of
VIM. W ckli6e, a street car conductor.
Officers are in search of the other man who
is thought to be The guilty party.
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SALIVA.
There are strong indications hat Martin
has carried Saline county by 200 majority.
Faulkner, republican, and Collins, repub.i-
car, were elected Representatives. Kelly,
republican, carries the county Tor state SEN
atoi by large majority.
Complete returns show Martins major
ity in Saline county is 2c9. The entlrs re-
puhlicsn county ticket Is elected By fine
majorities. Both representatives are re-
publicsns. Kinds msj5riiy Ter district
Judge is IL.
ATCHISON.
Seven precincts of this county give
Blaine 14l msjority, Martin SO, and Nor
rell, for congress, 81. The republicans
elect their entire county ticket, Including
state senator and their representatives.
Five county precincts and one city ward
give Blaine III msjoriIy; Martin, for
governor. 81 y Ijority, and Morrill,, for
congress, so naiority.
GIRARD.
The Second and Third wards give
Cleveland ........ ....,..-. "...".... ~
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ATCHIsOH.

Atchison, Nov 5-Tbis county, with
one small precinct unrrported. gives Mar
tin, republican, for governor, l4S majority
over Click. Morrili, republican,, for con-
gIess, 32l M sjority. The republicans bet
the state senator and three presentativ, s
and the entire county ticket. Two years
ago the county gave Gov. Click 1.S0O ma
ioriiy Gel Martin estimates his m ,jJriIy
IN the state al 10000 TO 40 600. The state
has undoubtedly given Blame over $4,000
maiority. The vote for ST. John in this
state is Insignificant. The legisl .ture will
be largely republican.
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Ohio.
sTRoHGLY REPUBLICAN.

Columbus, Nov. Six hundred and
sixty eight Of 2,0l7 precincts in Ohio give
net republican gain of 12,024 over the
vote OF last month, an average of eighteen
per precinct. This rate will give a repub-
llcan pluraIitv Of 1922 which will proba-
bly, be reduced by the returns from the ru-
raj districts.
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Missouri.
DEMOCRATIC AS USUAL.

st. Louis, Nov 5.-Complrte returns
from the Eighth and Ninth Gu, gression 81
districts, OF this city, re el'ct ON. il demo-
crst, in the frrmer by 5000 to 10000 and
give Glover, democrat, in the er, about
much sca'te-,d bu. ii S, ems safe to say The
democr / VII carry Ih' ir state ticket bv =
round ainri'y aLd e ect congressman it
all tie uis.ricis exce9'iug The Fifth and
Thir zenith which the republicans claim.
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JOHN s. MARMADUKE,
Governor-E Elect Of Missouri.

|
| 3D. 600
st john. ......................... 1870
Net democratic gain -................ 1855
| one 'nousapu hVe husureu anu SKI! i've
and BROOKLYN give:
Rl.;ns a5aO7o
CIevelant 30I I35
Rutler - . g3Sl
81; Johh ..'....:.'... .'..;. ; h'ooo
Net oemocralc saiu' Il''Si.
One thousand three hurdrei and thirty
i've election districts in New York site
outside the cities of New York and Brook
lyn give
ri sine $50. S47
Cleveland. 3II,S79
Butler. 9.547
st. John, Is 9OS
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Ihe Il flowing are the msjorilies:
Mar IN republican, for governor, $50
over Click, democrat.
Funston, republican, for congress, $50.
Washon. republican, state senator Thir.
tenth distric,, 293
Hcstetier, republican, for legislature,
Min. teeth district, 339.
Wordiief, republican, for legislature,
Twentieth district 81
The entire republican local ticket il
elected by maloriiies ranging from so to
400
Blaine's majority in this county is IT'S.
Martin, for governor, republican, 325
majority. Clicks democratic majority in
1882 Was 574.
Peters. for congress. republican, MAORI
ty is 1900.
KEEL og, republican, for state senator,
Thirty third district, maj ,rity 800.
Lawrence, republican, representative,
Nlne,leth districf, 275 majority.
Hatfield, republican, representative,
Eighty-ninth district, majority 400.
The entire republican tickle. is elected in
this county. All day immense crowds
have been assembled in front Of the Eagle
Office, al times blocking he streets COM
pietely. Tonight al least 10000 persons
are on the street. 10 front of the Eagles
bulletins.
WINFIELD.
This city gives Blaine majority of 2S8
and Martin 101. Partial returns from the
c"uu'y indicate a majnrity of ]. 400 for
Blaine and ], 100 for Martin. The straight
r publican county ticket is elected by q
large majority.
MARTINS MAJORITIEs.
Atchison, Kas, Nov. 3.-The following
maj rites for Martin, republic, candi-
da for governor sre reported
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Kansas.
SENECA
GREAT BEND.

Barton county, Kansas, elects the repuh-
licsn member 10 the legisl ,ture also cleI K
of the district court. The others are iu
doubt
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HENRY LAMM ROOSTER.
SUSPENSE.
On the Rock Ribbed Edge OF
Ragged Dispair Hangs
Hope and Fear.
A Nation of Patriots Held in
the Agony of Suspense
Over the Result.
But Little Doubt Left That
Blaine Beats or Cleveland
Conquers.
Butler, Belva and st. John
Retire to the Secluded
Shades of Privacy.
The Decisive Result Still
Shrouded Amid the Smoke
Of Battle.
Only Partial Returns From
Any Of the states yet
Made.
But Sufficient to Indicate New
York the Pivot Turns
the Tide.
Large Democratic Gains
Throughout the North
AMI West.
Nothing but Official Returns
Can Decide Who is
Elected.
The Closest Presidential Vote |
Poiled in Half a Cen
fury.
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judge. Governor Click has majority of
Iwenty-ihree over Martin. Clicks MAORI
~ two years ago was three hundred and
thirty-eisht.
ABILENE.
Dickinson county total vote 1900;
Blaine's majority, 400.
Martin over Click. 400
Congressman Andsreon's majority 500.
TIL state is sure.
Kuhler is probably elected over HoE-
man.
The republicans elect Burton in the
> ven'y fourth district by over 400, and
Mex In he Seventy fifth district by ten
m jority.
LARNED.
Pawnee county gives the following re-
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Illinois.
CHICAGO.

Chicsgo, Nov. 5.-Returns from Illinois
come in very slowly. The republican
mana gers claim the state is safe for The re-
Lublicau nsiionsl ticket. Ii is expected
an spnrox innate estimate will be reached
es,ly tbs aflernC an. One hundred and
twenty.seven precincts in the city If Chi
c.gn out of III give
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dIStrIc, 400
Blckel, d' mOcrat, 500.
Waite, publican, senator, Thirry-si1,h
district, 1881.
Brown democrat, 727.
Bond republican. representative, Third
district, 1,2l5.
BOferer, d .mocrau, 8S7.
Lastly the republican county attorney,
hiss 565 M. jor;t9.
Sui'h, republican district clerk, Az
paiority.
Vol, republican probate Judge, fourteen
majority.
nchlichter, republican, superintendent
pubiic instruction, $50 msj)riIy.
OTTAWA.
franklin county pollrd full vote yes
terday, with the f. flowing result:
Blaine ...."..~...... ....-.... ........... 2,29s
SicfClduu. go
DuuSr...... .......................... ...... oZD
~. SOHn.. 1890. %
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MINNIAPOLIS.

A
Blaine has $40 maj riIy in Eve townships
heard from in Ottawa county.
Martin $50 msibrity. He will carry the
county by 500.
Kohler republ can senator NJ jority 40.
Blaine republican rrpre senta i've 40.
Sevent. co towns in Ottaw. co1n'y heard
from on the national give 692 msjority for
Blaine and Log n, the vote Is
Blaine 1874
Io2
Three townships t. hear from will make
he republican majority 725.
Martin Tor governor, 3 6T1 IN tlority.
The same township gave g lex in 1882,
50 majority; republican g,in of 456.
KohIer, republican, for Senator, has
2l5 majority
Blaine, (r-pualicaD) for representative.
has 1910 votes.
Ellison, opposition, 1859.
MsjOrity 81 for Blaine.
Stephenson, republican candidate for
county stt,Iney, is defeated also III coun-
" commissioners. All The f. 81 sre elected
Ard rsOn, Tor congress, 1923.
Carnah IN, Al.
Topeka.
Reports from Riley county indi cate the
elect,on oil And ron, repubnca", for con-
gress bv 700 majority.
Loaiborow republican is elec'ed as rep
resentative ev,r Hougnton, resubmls
sion.
Geo. S. Grren, republican, is elected
senator by $50 msjnriIy.
GUT III, for ju &c, was fully up with The
res, of the tick, IN Davis County.
Green, republican seua or has As ma
joriiy.
Geo. w. Mar in is defeatei for represen-
iative. Marun's msj urity in Usage county
is not less thsn LOO.
Estimst.s from tweniy-'wD counties, in
Guiding Clay, Douglass, Harv v, Osborne,
.'o;low .iomie, Franklin, Riley, Usage,
Reno, Bourbon, AtchIson, Nor ON, Brown,
Cloud, Bowity, Cherokee, Ford, Ottawa,
LaberIe, Marshall nd Shawnee give Mar
lin 12,s7 mi r ty. III s majority IN tn
state is estimated a; from $4,000 TO 10000.
WELLINGTON.
Twenty one precincts in Sumner County
give the following vote:
Blaine zee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911
Cleveland 40
81. JUnn IA
Dutler...s. ......... ''..ss-... lou
Msrtin................ ...... ............. 1915
Click. ........-.............. 1865
The balance of the state and congress
sionsl ick.ts run about the same. Six
teen precincts are yet 10 be heard from,
which will not ~ from the above figures
The entire republican county ticket, in
GLIDING the candidate for senator, is b.
lieyed to be elected.
ELLSWORTH.
Ellsworth county elects the republican
! ticket except representative and probate
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ELDORADO.
OF he 500 votes counted, Baire Martin
and III rsrub ic ''cxrt h We 100 major
ny. This will g We the republicans the ua-
tiInal, sale and COMPRESSION lick I III
this county by 1000 majority. K dden,
republican, is e .cte1 TO The senate.
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bIhlne Owl tlI, IfSoV,
woKTHINGroN WINS.
n. z. Worthipgton, democrat, is elected
to congress from the Tenth district, instead
of SssPr, republican, % reported lest night
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Blain- ...... ... $685.. 4so
rtln, g'Verror............... 4l0
rs, Tor Congress. 40
hush, Tor senator Third dls............... 40l
Edwards, representative .................. $50,
nwink e, counts attorney 275
hos, dlstr'c' eli rk........... ............ 220
Ad ms, IF bate jndge.................. 425
Smith, public instr uc,ioD................. 374
Prs l., cOmm'r west dis lOs
Total vote poll, d in county 1,093
LYONS.
Returns from Lyons county:
81 'Ine......... 1855
Cleveland 6ST
ri'n, republican ................ 1901
" TX, democrat ......... ...-..............~ ISL
Peters, republican. CONGRESSMAN seventh
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Continued On third pssa.
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pTUSLkcd gTeal lHttEesI on 'He IaII-f IL
turns anu the day in this city has been one
on high excitement. Returns from lilinuis
come in slow and are of IA. Ure 10 cause
doubt as to the horrible msjOrities but
the state was generally conceded TO the re-
pubiicans both on the state and presiden-
Iial tickets.
The chairman of Inc state republican
committee made a claim during this after
noon Of 10000 majority on governor and a
majority in both branches OF the legisla
ture.
Seven hundred and seventy four pre-
ciucts in Illinois, including l64 in Chicago
for Goyernoe give
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KANSAS CITY.

Midnight returns are me ger, but the
democratic committee conc q, the election
OF Warner, republican, . coasr.ss in this,
the Fifth district; also, that The Blain-
Ford-fusion governor ami republic IN
county ticket is carried 10 j ackson county.
Showing large republican gains.
The Fifth, the only ward in the city
compIeted, gives $40 republican majority.
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Nothing but Official Returns
Can Decide Who is
Elected.
The Closest Presidential Vote
Poiled in Half g. Gen.
fury.
New York.
THE JOURNAL DUBIOUS.

Albany, Nov. 5.-At III 4. N. The Ev, I
ing Journal claims Me- York is j
doubt and the offic'a' vote W II b. needed
The congressional delegation will Be IL r.
publicans and IL democrats
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Blaine ..............36,6 42
Cleveland. "a $40
Nothing mas btea received 10 change the
compIexion of the congressional delega-
ton sent out last night. The legislature
on the jolt ballot is IN doubt.
The result in the city of Chicago with
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STORIES ON THE ROAD.

Commercial Travellers at q wayside
Inn-Sonethind to Pat IN aEripsack.
'Gentiemen, I almost envy you the positions you
fI your experience Of the world; your Knowledge Of
business; the changing Sights wa Soc, and al that,
you know"
This varnAyeHpressed regret fen Erom thu lips of
an elderly pleasure tourist last August, and was adj
dressed 70 . semicireie Of eomnsrciAi travellers seated
on the porch Of the Linden Hotel. st. Louis, RIe.
@Yas," responded = New York representation d. the.
professipn, @sadrumnaer isn't withsus his raeasures
but he runs his risks, teo-risks outside the chances
of railroad collisions and steamboat explosions.~
What risks. for instaAeeY7
This, fer instance" said Mr.. W. D. Franklin. who
who was then travelling for an Eastern house, and Is
known to merchants in all par4s of the c~DunErTs THE
risk-whieh. indeed. amounts almost TO q certainty-
OF getting the dyspepsia from perpetaai change Of
diet and water and from having no fixed hours for
eating and sleeping. myself was an example. / say
WAS, Tor l ana all right now.
Nc Discount on Your digestionf- broke Ia Chicago
dry goods traveller. Lighting his cigar afresh.
Not . quarter per cent. But [ had 70 give up tray-
cling for q while The dyspepsia rulned my paper.
TONIC TIRED il. and it 6xed ne IN to perfectien.
There Is nothing on earth, In my opinion, eaHal to d
- . cure for dyspepsia"
Massns. HTSc0x & Co., of New Yprk. TIRE prDprie-
tors, hold a letter from Mr.. Franklin stating that pre-
cise fact. PARKERsS TONIC aids digestion. cures
MalariAl Fevers, Heartburn, Headaehe. Coughs and
Colds, and all chronic diseases of the Liver aad Kid
neys. Put a bottle in your valise. Prices. ID and
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THE COURT RECORD.
Marion superior Court.

Room ne. lion. N. B. Taylor, judge
Henry Handy VS.. Timothy Splann; suit on
false representation Of sale of horse. Tried and
taken under adyisement.
VIM, II. Turner VS., Edward s. Pope: suit on
account. Dismissed by plaintiff.
David E. Williams VS. Mary E. Williams; suit
for divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Aaron CRUDE VS.. John Eagy ct al; suit on me-
chanics' lien for $T3G. 90.
Horace r. Allen VS.. Mary j. Dixon ct al.
Judgment on foreclosure of fourteen mortgages
of $215 each.
Room No. D. W. Howe, Judge.
Nicholas McCartY VS.. United States Encaustic
Tile Company; suit on note. Finding and judy
ment for plaintiff against, all the defendants ex-
cept Mr.. Douglass, for 81 1886. 66.
Isaac G. Walker vs.. Indiana, Bloomington e.
Western Railway Company; suit for damages.
On trial by jury.
Minnie A. Woodland ct al rs. Alfred Morse ct.
al; suit to quiet title and title QUOTED in plain
Room No. S-Hon. Lewis O. Walker. Judge.
Wesley Pfaff vs. John Hall; suit on account
Jury found one cent damages.
George p. Bisseif, Trustee VS.. Henry G..
Wright ct al; foreclosure. Judgment for
Samuel Fl Cobb ct. al VS.. The Stoekman Ice
Machine Company; feceiyership. A. q. jane
son appointed receiver.
Alex. Thorpe VS.. Horace r. Allen ct al; suit
for damages. Finding for defendant.
Henry Espey vs.. The Order of the Iron Hall;
suit for benefits. On trial by a jury.
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The Tcconomv .Hobby.,,

Under the orders of the Pennsylvania company,
which took effect Sept. 1, dropping off men
wherever practicable, fifteen men are left out in
the cold who were employed at the Union Depot
at P~ittsburg. Superintendent Whitconlb, Of the
Union Depot at Indianapolis, has been asked if
he could not get along with less men, and he
answered by a statement showing that the bust
ness at the Union Depot at indianapolis was
done at some 80 per cent. less cost to the COM
pany than at other union depots in the country.
His statement covered the ticket department, the
police service. the baggage department, the
switching service, and even the depot sweepers,
and he went into details so far as to show that
the Union tracks were kept ia order at 20 per
cent. less cost than are tracks so much used at
other railroad centers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-06

Mary Coffin. aged thirteen. a bright-looking
girl, was before judge Norton, yesterday, on a
charge Of incorrigibility preferred by her foster
father. John Brill She admitted that on last
Friday night she had purposely set fire to q
strawsstack belonging to Brill. and the flames
communicated with his barn, destroying il and
its contents, involving a loss of s.. 900. She said
that after the fire started she tried to extinguish
it, but could not succeed, and until her comics
sion it was thought that a tramp. who had been
refused lodging, was the incendiary The girl
was sent to the Reformatory