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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-06

The feeling that New York should have
the naming OF the candidate is 50 strong
that il is conceded by many, and partcu-
larly by some Of the Indanlans. that should
New York fail to agree upon Cleveland and
could agree upon any one else. either in or
out OF the State, that choice will be ratified
by the Convention. The Indiana people
are working this thought with view TO
showing that next to New York lndiada is
the great State. All the same, however,
various claims are already set up for other
candidates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

Naturally our people take considerable
interest in this new city in western Texas,
in which Sundry citizens Of Ottawa have an
interest, most notably our valued friend DR.
j . Harris The first lots in the town
were sold in May last when there was not
a human hahitation within ten miles of the
place and the vast country around was n
"howlng wilderness oct oath CORES.
poudont Of the Dallas TEX Huuid writes
from the same place
To-day we have handsome depot with
platform, the best on the railroad between
Fort Worth and FL Paso, We have stock.
wards and stock pen, for the loading and
unloading of cattle, We have a post Office.
telegraph office. and two express offices
We have "A large, beautiful and commodi
otis hotel building. one that would NOT dis
credit city of 10000 people W. have %
smaller hotel, three boarding houses. q liv.
cry stable and "A school in operation i'm one
of the pleasantest and most inviting frame
school buildings in Texas We have "a GOOD
lumber yard, "a full stock OF drugs in the
hands of u thorough druggist. small stocks
Oh tlpNllhL. groceries ana hardware. poI.
ZION of "a wind mill mandatory and repair
shops erected and soon 10 he completed
and in operation, Il we'll educated phy,i.
elan, peace officers appointed, and % few
state rangers stationed here. Two saloons
and 70 billiard room, twenty building erect
ed in town, and all neatly painted five or
-iN in the country near, with others under
contract both in town and Cuauty, and nu
merou, rancho. established in every di-
direction making Midland their trading
point a. soon Is the promised -ta Ks Of
good, arrive
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

New ORLEANS, La, Nov. There was
a Republican meeting at LoreanviIle, in
Iberia Parish, Saturday afternoon While
the meeting was IN progress some o. the
crowd which was largely composed OF ne
groes, got into an alteration in which Il
wel-known white Democrat named Joe
GilbauX, was shot dead. The white Demo
Gratis rallied tor revenge, and Il tu>iiade from
both parties began. the negroes being
joined by the white Republicans. About
one thousand shots Were fired, and the bat
tie resulted in the death of six negroes and
two whites, besides a number wounded.
Captain H. Bell was the only white Killed
besides GilbcauN. The only negro fatally
wounded was Abner BOutte, a weli-known
politician. Late advices say that all the
Republican speakers were arrested and
committed to Jail without authority OF law.
Further trouble is feared.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
Public Notice

Is hereby gwen that saturday, the 18Th Ga - So-
voWh-r 1881. commencing 100 the hour ui two p.'uck
M OF said day shall expose for sale, AT pl1ic NcG-
due, the following described premises, to Wit: .
Tile southwest quarter Of section twenty-five l(2 n
township thrty-twu S4) north, IF range three g. cast
ut the third princpa, MERIDIAN IN La sale comfy, lt
uu- containing one hundred and sixty geo acres,
moro or less being the farm formerly owned 5pd
pied by the late John NOrum. said sale tu h' made 10
The dwelling house situated on said premises The
above premises 20 Dee sold subject "a the right u the m
tcrSignrd tu retain possession thereof until March
lNsi.
N'so ut the same time and place. shall likewise *
pose Tor sale public yrudu" the following tU-yubed
real estate tu-. Thar part OF the ea>i half of he
northeast quarter of section eight 5, 100 fuW0se.p
thiry-one 81 north uf range three east OBJ. Tie Alrd
priuCmlImprdau. which j. bounded as 'u'uW-, ~:
Cumncuc ny AZ point one - chain and uin,. 40
ana uuc.lRf y.is link, west u point ON idc east Inc
of said tract six % chains north Of the southeast corner
Of said tract; the boundary line runs thence rorfh
trnty-,iN 81 chalnsl thence wsst one a chain all
uncty.tWu and uuc.hnf VIZ link, thence -Nuth won
.slN 2Gl chains, thence east one q chain uLd ninety
tNu ana one half g1i ,inK, tu the point ID, It-n"ug
containing Eve acres. more or less.
Terms VI >Vlt,-tAsh IN hand upon TIE Nt.''.y Ni
The deed ~ the purchaser
Dated az triuu Ridge, Illinois. ms lltu Gay u. trtu-
Der. Ap lSsl ELIZA r. SMITH.
ENccutriN OF the last will and tcsnneut
ct john luCUl, deceased
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 3,-NeNt Sunday
will be great day in the history OF the
Catholic Church of the United States. Al
though the meeting proper of the PIenary
Council is not To begin until the following
day, the grand religious ceremonies which
are to take place on Sunday and in
which all the preIates and hundreds Of
clergymen will take part Will really mark
the opening of the council. Bishop
Gibbons. OF Baltimore, Apostolic DELEGATE,
will preside. The only American Cardinal
McCloSkey, Of New York, will not be pres
ent, owing to i'll health. In the council
will be eighty Archbishops, Bishops and
Abbots, ten other prelatc- and about TWEEN
ty-iive heads of religious orders, which,
with the theologian> allowed each OF the
foregoing. will make up in all about 30
active participants in the Iabors OF the
council
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

THE ART INTERCHANGE for October .,
contains Il very beautiful decorative design
in color, by Miss Dora Wheeler for hand
screen. The same issue also contains an
engraving of lIenner'S Magdalene;" Il
dainty design of figures for tan decoration;
"a beautiful landscape; coreopsis design for
BYZANTINE vase half dozen butter plate
designs; an arrangement of grasses and
flowers for ornamenting ice cream dish,
and nastertium decoration for plate An
Interesting Article on Decorative Fancy
Among College Students " describes some
of the beautifully furnished apartments of
Harvard College. In the Notes and Que
rieS is supplied information concerning the
best method for removing varniSh from
pictures; how to produce in oil cOlors the
transparent green of waves; coloring for
plaster, and much else that is useful 10 am
ateurs.
The PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL for No
yember opens with a capita article on the
Beltholdi Statue, finely illustrated with a
portrait of Bertholdi. There is also por.
trait and readable sketch of Lord Rayleigh
President of the British and American As
ISOLATION of Science. Other excellent ar
ticles in the number are An Eminent Sur
geon on Brain Organizations win the
Puritan Race Perish; Millions Samson Az
onStes, The Feeble Minded at School; A
Profession or IA Trade? A Rare Old House
Notes on Rheumatism; professional
Nurses. Fowler Il Wells New York. 5;
year.
OUR LITTLE ONES for November come
with its usual wealth of matchless illustra
tons and admirable reading for the pre-
Cious ones for whose benefit it caters, Tn,
publication has now gained the high homo
of being added to the list of American
magazines that are reprinted in Great Brit
ain. Russell Publishing Co, Boston, Mass
ST 30
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

NEusvILLE, Wis, Nov 6.-Tuesday
night at five o'clock Hugh Perkm and Al
bert Martin, both held for murder, and one
Thompson, horse-ttief, bIske from the
county jail. They knocked down the jan
tor took his revolver and made their
escape to the woods. \ large force is in
pursuit.
APPLETON, Wis, Nov d Tuesday
night Jail delivery was effected here by
five criminals. 1t was accomplished by
raising the stone Tagging and digging mn
der the walls of p condemned cell Charles
Early, a noted criminal. is in the gang. The
remainder were in for petty crimes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

philadelphia, Nov. 6.-The work OF
this city promises to be speedily pushed
forward, the city ordinance having stimu-
lated the activity of the ptoprietors of the
various lines. The Western Union Compa-
ny has already arranged with contractor
to lay one hundred underground wires on
Chestnut street between Third and Tenth,
and also a number from the former point
to the KcnSington Station of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, at Front and Berks
streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
WELL PRESERVED.
Butter Dropped In IA Well Fifty-Nears Ago
Retains It's Sweetness.

Retains It's sweetness.
CUMBERLAND STATION, \. Y, Nov. 4.
Fifty years ago the Jupp family, famous
Hudson Valley butttsmakerS of that day,
occupied the farm now belonging to Charles
McChesney, near this station. Mrs.
Jupp's butter was always packed
In peculiarly-shaped earthen crooks,
and commanded high price in the
Albany and other markets. Before send
ing crock of butter TO Albany it was her
custom to lower il into a well on the prem
Uses which was noted for its very cold
water. Mrs. Jupp would leave the butter
hanging in the water for several hours, and
when taken out ii would be as hard and
cold as ice One day in 1884 she was low
ering crock of butter into the
we'll when the rope broke, and the
crock fell to. the bottom. No effort was
ever made TO recover it. For the first time
in its history this well became almost dry
during the recent long drought in this vicin-
ity. A few days ago Farmer McChesney
was cleaning the well out, when he found the
crock Mrs. Jupp had lost fifty years ago. In
taking the crock from the well MCChesney
accdently broke it, 1t was about one
quarter full of butter, which was as solid
and sweet as it was the day it was put down
half a century ago. The crock and it. con
tents are on exhibition at the Met hr~uey
farm, and hundreds have calledto see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
A SWiNDLER CAPTURED.
The New York Police BSlk the Neat
Sch, me Of Rascal for Making Small
Fortune.

The New York Police Bslk the Neat
Sch, me Of . Rascal for Making Small
Fortune.
New YORK, Oct Alexander {, Brans-
com has been arrested here OIL the eve OF ac-
comprising an ingenious swinde, which
would have netted him large sum. The
prisoner is a one-arned man, but writes with
his left hand with wonderful skill He has
already served three and half years in
prison for forgery His scheme was to pub
lish two elaborated and costly works of in
terest 10 visitors ~ and exhibitors al the
New Orleans Exposition, sell the advertis-
ing space for $4,000, and dispose of the
books and copyright for cash, depending on
forgery to secure material for producing the
works. He forged letter of introduction
purporting 10 be written by Edward Rich
ardson and William Oliver, President and
Secretary of wooden mill AT WeSSon,
Miss, both being well-known South
erners. With this letter he had no Difficult
ty in securing the necessary material. pay
ing for the same with forged drafts bear
ing the signatures of the gentlemen named
He has collected from various dupes money
to the amount of about $4,000. In
another month his book would have been
out, when he could have collected sll0,-
600 in one day, and would have fled leav-
ing unpaid bills Of about $4,000. paper
firm grew suspicious and communicated
with the police here, and the result was
Branscom'S arrest The books are said to
have so much genuine merit that Syndi-
cate OF creditors contemplates completing
them. Branscom confesses his guilt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 6.-Tuesday night
lizzie Wilson, white girl, aged fourteen,
while walking along a street in Roanoke
was dragged into a lot and when parties
who were attracted by her screams reached
the spot they found her weltering in her
blood with her throat cut from ear to ear
Intense eXcitem ent followed the discovery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-The reduction IN
the public debt during October amounted
to s. SO7. 1872. and for the four months ot the
present fiscal year 81, seOS13. Tie total
debt now. less s434. OO>. 81! cash IN Treasury,
Is sl,4l7,l5g, ST., of which amount sL2c5,
<75,6OO j. interest; bearing debt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

SHELBYvuLE, Ind, Nov. 6-George
AlbertS, a desperate criminal of this city,
was shot dead at his house early last even
mg by John Renner, of Conncrsville. Rem
ner gave himself up and pleaded Self-de-
Tense. Alb rts was beating his wife and
Renner interfered. Alberts turned on him
and Renner shot him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
Griggs' Glycerine Salve.

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

MONTREAL, Nov 6.-The customs and
inland revenue receipts AT Montreal snow a
falling Oft in October of >l2o,OO0 compared
with October. 1883. The customs decrease
is attributed generally 70 the du.ne>s OF
trade, but some claim it /, caused by the
Scott Temperance act, and the consequent
shrinka-. Of the volume of business IN
spirits and beer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

MILWAUKEE Nov. The Baltimore X
Ohio Railroad, has purchased from Angus
Hibbari the lines in api mean NJ vaukrr Of
the defunct Baltimore " Ohio Telegraph
Company. and have signed du agreement 10
EQUIP a through line from Chicago to Mi
wauke and ii. Paul by the l~t Of next
April.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

Il applied for a position ~ banking
house in Wall street six months ago and al
though ! proved my competency they would
not take me. | had been down On my luck
and looked old anu shabby IN idea struck
me | got up a new growth Of hair with
Parker's Hair Balsam, raised decent suit Of
clothes. applied again and they took me in a
minute 30 writes a clerk with $1,000
salary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

Instead of resOrting to the partial and
unjust device of protective tariff 10 Ell.
courage the manufacture of beet sugar,
Austria adopted the honest and straightfor-
ward plan of paying II bounty of few cents
per pound direct from the public treasury.
The result is that the manufacture OF beet
sugar in the empire has increased from
100000 tons five years ago to 81 100000
tons in 1884 while the people have cheap.
or sugar than ever before and the manutac-
turers make their usual profits and able &c
export 500, 600 tons a year, 400 600 tons co
yering the home consumption. England is
the greatest buyer of this commodity, con
Stunning 6S pounds per capita, and the nd
vantage She gains by a reduction of price
far more than compenSates her for the al
legged injuries sustained yher refining and
colonial industries
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
A Thpater Burned.

BUFFALO, Y. Y, Nov. Ga fire at Cor.
ry, Pa, yesterday destroyed the Gleason
Operation The first floor was occupied
by the Raymond Manufacturing Company,
and the Cory Telegraph. Total loss,
$4,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

MADISON, Ind, Nov. 6.-Grohmer's sta
bles in Csrrollton were burned at midnight.
Thirteen valuable horses We're consumed.
and several others fatally burned. The
loss is very heavy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

ST. PAUL Mimi, Nov. g. The earnings
of the Union Pacific Road for the past nine
months was s1S.37OO 900. decrease of So
~. 235 from the same period last year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
snow In Wisconsin

~PALNYRA, Wis, Nov. 6-Three inchei
Of snow fell during Tuesday night follo~e
by colder. CLEARING weather, winter appear
Ing Ia have st in in earnest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

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ret q bottle of Nichols bark and iron. # is
the safest and most effective Iron Tonic ever
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

NOTICE. ESTATE or JANE REILLY. deer .s W.
y Notice il hereby given that the undersigned tycc-
utor of the last viii ana testament OF jam Molly. e
uf the county of h Sale ana state of ..'N lie
ceased viii appear before the Probate Court OF aid
count, uu the third Monday thcing the '1n Day, 80 De
ccubrr lssl at the Probate Court Room, M ''-s. N
snid county when and where u persons har|W- '#Ws
or demands against said estate are uuHur, F.. attend
and present tir -,'uv H writing for f'iiu-iitfr.'
Dated this 18th day OF October A. %. ISL
JOHN KELLY
u.Nl.fW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

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Aegal

- HERIEF"S SALF..-By ylrtueOf an eXecp.
- ton Issued out of the clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Ia sale county and state uf Illinois and "a
directed, whereby ! am commanded 10 make The
amount Of certain Judgment recently uhtaued against
Edward Mooney, Lawrence Hughes and owen Marley
IT., In favor Of Mary +. Crump'Dn and William n.
CrumptOD, Administrator ~ the Estate 81 ". w.
CrWnpun, dcc""sed out VI lands cnelneu',, and
chattes Of s1,4 iward Mooney. Lawrence Hughes aud
owen Markty d.. have levied on the following prop
erty, Ia wltl n 81 quarter = " the SEqrartcf .
Of Section Ton o. Township ,Thirty-tye 90, l.nge
Two @! East 90 the Third sd Principal Meridian also
the NJ quarter 4 Of the Ne quarter y u section
Fifteen 49, Township Thiuyhve $3.50, Range Two %
East, Of the Third I'D Principal Meridian. o.
pose for sale Al public auction all the right title and
interest Of the above named Edward Mooney Lawrence
Hughes and owen Marley, jr In and 70 The above lie.
scribed property on saturday the Nh day Of November
Isl, at O'Clock p VI, AZ The north door ut the court
II use, In ottawa
Dated AT Ottawa, H., this sth day Of October ~
W Il. MlLLIGAN,
nrtls-lM sheriff VI Ia SAlle C0nmtl. III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
Dnfal nprfain

This leaves nine Senator'S in doubt, to be
chosen 10y the following States: California,
Colorado Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana,
Nevada, New York Pennsylvania and Wis
consin. In order to secure bare majority
in the next Senat, with the aid OF
the two ReadiuSters from Virginia, the Re
publicans must secure five of these nine.
That would make their total 80, the Democrats
numbering 81. In order TO secure bare ma
iOrity Democrats must he chosen from six
States ami Republicans from but three. In
case i've Democrats are chosen and four Re
publicans the Senate Will be tie, 81 being the
strength of each party.
Latest returns Indicate that the Republicans
have secured control of the Legislatures IN
California Colorado Connecticut, New York,
Nevada. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin: In
diana and Illinois are still doubtful. The Re
puhicans are, therefore, certain to have a
larger aiOlity III the Senate OF the next Con-
gress than they have at present.
THE NEW HOUSE.
WASHINGTON Nov 6-This table shows the
party standing of the present House of Rep
rcScn:ativcs by States, and the probable
standing of the new House, as indicated by
the latest returns:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08


This leaves to hc elected nineteen senators.
The Republicans are already assured of the
Senators from Kansas New Hampshire and
Oregon. the LEGISLATURE in the last named
State being already chosen. The Democrats
are assured of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia Missouri, North Carolina and South
Carolina. This brings the totals up IL follows;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
Republican,. for Congress: 40 tnaiorty'

Republican,. for Congress, 40 majority,
q Republican gain of "a on the &C oter vote.
ParkrrShurg District complete E'Ss Barhee
for Congress lU1S: Gibson, ~: llaine, Nv
CLEVELAND, |. GoHs majority in ClarksburE IS
l5s. which indicates a majority OF tOl IN ar
risou County. Barbee Rcpubhc for NSis
grcss, has majority in Psrkersburg OF oie
gain over Maxwell OF III,
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 6.-The indications
here are that the Republicans have carried the
State by 5000 majority. secretary PAYNE,
Of the Repu h*rcan state Committee, estimates
Blainc's plurality al l1,OH, against @9,IEo Tor
CARRIED in 1880.
GOVERNORS ELECTED,
In Connecticut and New Hampshir, there is
no choice of Governor by 'he pee PIE a ny
iority vote being required, but tue LcS,sla-
lures will duly elect the republican cAAAA'
dates.
Colorado Benjamin H Eaton, Rep,
Connecticut-Henr B. Harrison, Rep.
Florids-E. A. Berry, Dem.
Ilinois-Richard j. OgleShN. Rep.
Indana-Isaac +. Gray, Dem.
Observation-Disclosures MSs,s"ier b. Robinson, Rep
reelected.
Missouri-John 5 MarmaGukc, Dem,
N,hruska-.Iames w. Dawes, Rep, re
elected.
New Hampshire-Moody Curricr Rep.
North CarOliua-Alfred VI. scales, h'm,
south Carolina-Hugh ;. Thompson, Dem,
rejected.
Tcnncssee-william B. Bate, Dem, re.
elected.
Tcxas-John Ireland, Dem, reelected.
Wisconsin--Jcrenah NJ. Rusk, Rep. re-
elected.
TIE NEXT SENATE.
WASHINGTON, nov. Elm the present United
St>eS Senate there arr 3, Republicans. ~
Democrats and = ReadiuStcrS who vote with
the Republicans. There H. one vacancy,
caused hv the death of senator Anthony, of
Rhode Island whose successor VIII certainly
a. an,
of II Republicans and II Democrats expire.
Six of their successors nave already been
elected with no changes in their politics. The
following table viii show the status Of the
Senate Authonys successor and the two Re
adjusters being included in the Republican
column
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

MONTPELIER. Vt, Nov. 6-One hundred and
niDety-seven towns Blaine, SSl5: Cleveland,
l6,0l2. Butler, eo1 81. John, 1883: Biainc's plu'
rillty. 2uAS. II the remaining towns give a
proportiorate vote B!une's plurality will be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

Arsd1N, Tex, Nov. 6.-Ireland the Demo
crate candidate for Governor. II conceded
elected by AT least 5000. while the majority
fAy Cleveland Is estimated NJ not less thar
900.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08
1lRGINIA

RICHA0SD, Va. Nov. 6-The Indication,
ARE that Cleveland will carry the State ny 800
Malone claims the State for Blaine,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLIE sTON. S. C.. Nov 6.-Scattering r.
turns from Il number of counties Throughout
.hc state Indicate tina; the Democrats nav
elected their entire ticket by II large majority
with SIX out of seven congressman. The elet
ton so far as heard from was peaceful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

the city are generally Republican. The
Democratic Electoral ticket VII be elected 10y
the usua. majority. Bate, for Governor, will
probably he elected by a reduced majority
The Rcblicans elect three Congressman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

CHARLESTON, W Va, Nov. 6-The election
rassed OF very quietly. Snyder Democrat is
~ 'ccted from this, the Third District.
-..l' yracintg H. this City gave Cot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-11-08

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. G.--The returns so ta
as received Indicate that the State will q
Republican by o majority of about 100.