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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
Richard Harrington sinking.

The condition OF Richard Harrington,
Ksq., is much more alarming to-day, and
he Is repo-ted by a telegram which
reached here this morning, to be
slowly sinking. Il, passed a compare
lively comfortable afternoon yesterday,
but last evening there was change for
the worse. Austin Harrington, Esq,
who has been in attendance upon the
patients bedside for day or two past,
returned home last evening, but was
summoned TO return later at night, and
went back to Dover by the early train
this morning. The physicians regard
Mr.. Hsrrington's recovery as improbable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
oON4BAOTs SIGNED.
A Couple OF large Iron Vessels TO
be- Built In This City.

The HARLAN & Hollineaworth Company
hss eontrsOtsd 10 build two iron boats for
the New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk
Rsilrcai Company. The contracts were
signed las. week and In a few dsys
work on the vessels will be commenced
The larger Of the boats 10 intended to
carry passenger coRohas sorOss the
Chesapeake between Norfolk and Cape
Charles City, Va, the terminus OF the
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk rail-
road. Her Dimensions will BIZ ss follows !:
Length OF KEEL, 252 feet beam, B6 test (;
beam over ali, "a feet; depth OF held, Ia
feet. She is to be fltst-olsss side-wheet
steamer and will BIS provided with q
powerful surface coudspsing beam engine
Her saloons will be luxUriouBly furnished.
The other vessel is tobs powerful tug
ITO feet long on the keel, 23t feet beam
and 10 feet depth of hold. Her engine
will be compound oOndensing, with two
cylinders, % and 40 inches respectively,
and 28inoh stroke. She ia to be a pro-
peller, with a 81 feet wheel, AID ia in
tended to tow railroad barges across the
Chesapeake.
Both bOa,1 are to be completed by mex,
spring.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
BURNED 40 = OkisP.
A Little Girl VINO Played Win
Matches and met wish the Terrible
COnseq neHees

consequences.
ME-, hagge Burton il 4 widow, living
a. No. 1l3 Logan strest, all alley raDpiuF
east from Maryland AVenus to tho vii,
mipgton & Northern railroad. Rally
Monday morning she went to the Ninth
ward to do some work, leaving in the
house Ollie May Collins, aged years,
daughter by former husband.
About 8 o'clock the little girl becoming
lonesome ran ACROSS the street to Mrs.
Gsrsier's house, whore little girl was
alec left alone to take care of the house.
Tie children got hold Of some matches
aud Ollie bssan striking them. Finally
Ia striking one a piece of the burning
sulphur fell IN the folds Of her dress, and
in few seconds che WA wrapped in
flames She screamed at the top Of her
voice and ran through the house into the
etreet. Here ehe was thrown down by
the neighbors and Der clothes literally
torn from her back before the fire was
smothered.
DR. ]. Paul Lukens was summoned and
he found that the flesh on the breast and
the armpits was burned deeply and
almost to crisp. The arms from the
shoulder to the elbow were also horribly
Tuned,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

good, 1s1lzc.; me ''Srn, sisS1c. 1 ~
head to &c per pound. S "a
Hogs, IN fiir strand. raaa|lG VI head
BALTIMORE, Oct. lS-zBSEf oattic--Top,
and better grades of butcher cattle fairly
a active qnelhaneed quality considered
first quality, 4Ma5ekc.; medium, sassfc orti,
nary, 21fa2kc.; most Of the sales were from
SSo; to 626c; receipts, s,l92heaa i.eales, 2 1870
demand receipts, 1907 head q{32I -
61faSc; The receipts Of sheep and laosFla " M
I z,aIS hs sas;>o Quotations Sheep, 2j<&<
EAST LIBERTY, Oct. l3-Cattie siov "A r.
weeks prices receipts, S,0i1 head. shipm<ri1 f
,,5,g mead. Hops, GLOW sftipts SA8
head; shipments, 500 he 4; III is,il i3I]lI
" 2Oa5 eraasers, "a. Oar ~E,1xxj X s. ~
shade lower than lasfases vi in r
40 head shipments. 2fU1 htla f5 7 3 q F. 34
NEW YORK, Oct. lS.--he vesS Rede7jIB ~
GludiVg 90 car loads iof a po'tation were 2DU
head, nal1Ig II ,su1h ID for the week: opened
with tatrpromisa bat closed d II and we L,
and some OF tine llte tales we're &C rednctinu
OF liniec. per 100 pouIus ! We weight IS AOA
l-Igtor or to chpite u tive steers and % D0A
go for Texas and CJln at" stock; about 81
extra and fancy native steers reatb BAD e. yJs
1.4U SheCp-Rectipfs. ID, % head, making
sO2,OJO hs ID for the week morning sales Of
GOOD AID prime sheo,l nd lambs wore az
aAhhDt ptAttAs HuL tutTb WAS a nfoAk
long before the nnish, and the pens could not
be cleared even at reduction of W. to No.
per pound; the days blu. iness was at So 26aS25
per l0D pounds for sheep and at 81 5a5s0 for
lambs; outside figures for car loads of choice
state lambs rs pounds average. Hogs--ke-
ceipts, l2WO head for the last two dayr, and
S2Ol0 head for the week; dull and easier for
live hogs at s i.60a5.8 80 per 100 pounds
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct MISUNDERSTANDING
1870 head; demaad fair and prices higher
for good grades; common grades steady and
unchanged: prime to choice native shipping
steers, S6.25a8.75; good to choice Steers,
70 70a6 ID fair to good native shipping steers,
S4.SOa5.6O fair to good native cows, sS.50a4 q;
common to choice, s3.S5a4.25; stocRers and
feeders S8.i5a4.l6. sheep and lamps--Rec .ipts
500 head; market opened active, hut closed
dull; lower to sell; Common to good sheep.
sz,75 80; good TO choice sheep, IS 90af.25;
good to choice Canada lambs, "a 75A6.l0 Hogs
-Receipts 500 head market opened active
but closed dull, owing to heavy supply; good
70 choice Workers, S5.80a5 40; butchers grades.
CHICAGO ILL, Oct. l3.-Hogs-Receipts
20,OOOhead; shipments, f 81 head; marke slow,
weak and l0al5c. lower; roneh packing. ss.75a
515 packing ahd shipping, sh 20a6.7D; light
i6Oa5 SO; skips amp grassers, sS.75a4. 60 market
closed weak. Cattle = Receipts, 12,tO0 head;
shipments, 5000 head best fat natives firm.
bat all others l5a30c. lower; export grades, $50
az; good to choice, shipping, So 90AB so. COM
mon TO fair 81 to $50; Texans, sSa4. Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head shil ments. SJg head;
market steady and firm; inferior to fair,
y. l0a8; medium TO good, SSa4 IS; Texans, Sla3.
The Liverpool special quotes best American
cattle &c. lower at l4tSc. dressed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
sHooKINe RAILEoAD A1CIDENr.
The Warrington ana New York
Exprsas Strikes n Wagon nj Red
MILL Crossing ana Kills Three

=
Tne wasnInsson sna Vow h %.
MI, Gros.snr ano KtIIa rbre
People.
Special Dispatch to Q; zette and journal
hhhToS' oo'' i''--An a0o'uen'''ne nus
friRhuul and oes'ructve 70 human al
which mas hsppened In 'his Violn'ty 10
yeara, occurred tbs morning AZ hso NIL
Dressing, one mile from hlkton on Tn
~ W. q b. railroad me washington
@ I've" ioik express "nion Passe
TINS place ~ apou' oV r. m' sSfuok
Market wagon containing 'hfee persons
Killing the morse demoi,shins the venice
and Killing instantly Gil i's occupants
vi 'nese "iiham ehore" ri'of' 'Atmt'
ABOUT 40 years OF age ie0'oeo ABOUT S''
miles from hikton ana WAS coming iht'
town with ioad OF farm proouoe'
rhe o'ner un'ortunases were onilaren
Aane DuhnS' asea o. daughter Oh rhihl
nuhpg' rsiiroao "aok nAno, ano
+"
rfior was padiy cut IN 'ne heaa ano
pAok' Inc sop Vi 'ne siris neAo was
oiuSheu, ana inc Doy was aieaaiuiiy
msnsied ABOUT the hesa ana osherwise
injured.
fiors pooy was 'ouno ooV yAfos up
the Hsck, as were also paris OF the wagon
The ohiidren's p'dies were iound ABOUT
hundred feet from the oiossing' the
horse being Knocked ABOUT the same as
tancs.
Prior stopped his wagon 81 hed MIL, a
couple OF hundred yards away from the
crossing, and while there the ohiidren,
accompanied by their mothers, came dp'
The young people got IN the wagon, tneir
mothers following on foot. They did not
witness the accident but were Az tue
scene shortly afterwards Their cries
aud lamentations upon seeing the null
lated bodies OF their en'Prin8 we're de-
scribed by an eye witness as heartrend'
ing and pitifnl In the extreme.
The body o. Prior was brought to
Elkton, ard lies at the depot, where
Coroner Liizsnberg will hold an Inquest
this afternoon. The ohildren's bodies
were taken to their respective homes.
At this same crossing by the same train
in August last a team was demolished
AID its occupants, man and woman, in
jured. The latter, Mrs. dosgland, Lies in
hospital In Philadelphih ana lB INSANE.
The crossing is dangerous one persons
driving on the road having their backs
almost TO the railroad until they are
Within few yards Of the track. A track
hard s,..as that the vbistle vss not
: - ,..s,h.. 4,
o'o"n ~ 'ne proper P'"'e NDN 'D@' ~ ""o
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
HenutlIxlnR the Cemetery.

The officers Of the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery are DESTROYS Of
providing fund for keeping In rsGs37
and preservation the monuments, taIl4I5<,
vaults and burying lots Of the cslle<sfr
grounds. In many cases the Tasting
plsoss of the dead are left unoa I'LL fnf.
BY reason Of sbsenoe or death ofS4li thn
relatives, or friends Of the dead. Many
Of the monuments, tombs, vaults and
lots have become dilapidated and un-
slightly, because no funds have been pro-
vided to keep them them in repair. At
the solicitation OF many persons inter-
ested, the directors have consented to 40
cept such sums Of money as may be be-
queathed to, or deposited with them, and
to apply the income Of the same for the
purpose stated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
CUPID Al D0YER.
Two Weddings at the State Capita
Tuesday. ....-..

Auehuhys
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
Dover, 0et IA Pho marriage Of
Mr.. William J. Atkinb OF Philadel.
PITTS aad Niles Kate $, Tucker Of
this town wAs quite brilliant
affair thi afternoon in tue N. Il Church.
Ths church, for the occasion, was beRuti.
fully decorated with flwefs, 81 while
the room was dsrkeosl AVID the COS
lighted. At O'Clock the hrids and
groom marched alowly up tho aisle
preceded by this ladies and gen.
tlemen attendants, Professor Hsmn
play ing the Wedding march Al
the sltaF they were met by the Rev,
r. X Msrtindsle, whc united them in
the happy bOads Of mstrimony. The
attendants were Misses Minnie Ferguson
and Clara Ridgeway, Messrs, john Atkins
and JrdEs j. CIR On, The ushers were
R j. Ferguson. G. ". Fisher, JAmsi
B. Bos and the RAY, Benjamin Warren.
After the mErrises they received theil
numerous iriebda st the house Of this
bride's parents. At A o'clock the happy
couple left for Pniladelphis, where they
will reside. The bride was the recipient
OF peveTal handsome presents.
The marriage Of Dr.. James Martin O
Philadelphia, 10 Miss Annie Cowgill,
WAS quietly performed this morning Al
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, By
the Rev Mr.. Store Sypher of the Presby
terrain Church. No one but the in
mediate family Witnessed the nuptiAls
They left on the morning train lol
Philadelphia, where they will reeiae IL
the future.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16


WMMSaToN, DEL, Sept. 20, 1884,
RoBERr O. JUsTIs, ESQ, CHAIRMAN OF Com
MITTEE: DEAR SIR.-Your letter of 10Th inst
officially informing me that the late Demo.
cratic convention, held at Dover on the 23d
inst, renominated me as candidate for rep
resentative in Congress for the State Of
Delaware, il before me.
Through your committee, / beg to return
to the Democratic party Of the State OF
Delaware my high appreciation OF the honor
thus conferred, and of this renewed express
sion of its cgntidenco
The fact that the denomination was by
reclamation is especially gratifying.
The approval Of an intelligent constituency,
based upon the honest discharge of official
duties, is the just reward Of every faithful
public servant
To merit such approval in the past has
been cherished purpose with me, and be
assured l shall abate no effort in the future,
to further the best interests Of our State, CON
sistent with the well beng of our common
country.
accept the nomination, and will enter upon
the canvass with the determination to bend
every energy for the success OF the Demo-
cratic party in the pending contest.
believe the success of our party is the
necessary means Of obtaining and preserving
the just, economical aud honest admins
tration of the public affairs in this State, at
well as in the general government
Accept sincere thanks for the generous
manner in which you have been pleased tC
express your personal regard Yours, very
respectfully, CHARLES Il. LORE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

David Mshan, aged 10 years, son OF
BENZ amin h. Mahan Of No. 400 Sherman
street, on Saturday night, got a
glass pepper box and, filling It
with powder, applied lighted
match thereto. An explosion followed,
and three OF the lads teeth and
one eye were blown out and his faoe and
limbs were badly out by flying alass.
His wounds which are very painful,
were dressed by Drs. Winner and Cant.
we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

Maryland avenue, which has been
closed for about three weeks, while the
grading was being done, has been
reopened and the entire work will be
completed this week. On the surface OF
the street, 4 top.dressing of broken stone
Is being hauled from the crusher.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

That coil of hair On the back OF your head,
pear lady. 1t is better than nothing and de-
Ceives no Iody. In SIX months oc less from to-
day you may dispense with it If you are in
cliIed to give Parker's Hair Balsam a fair
trial. Clsaii-es the scalp, restores color, a
deIiGinus dressing. Not dye, not oily, ele-
gaHtly perfumed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
An Artery Ont by GLASS.

Ida Bpps Of No. ia Poplar street, fell
backward Sunday upon q pile Of glass
ware and received cash In the back two
inches In depth. An artery was also
severed. DR.. KeAbles dressed the wound.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

Special COrrespondencoof Gazette and Journal.
DOVER, Oct. 14.-ThomAs ]. Maxwell OF
slAughter's Station had a very valuable
young bay horse stolen from his stable
last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
Democratic Kesting.

The Democrats Of Mill Creek hundred
will hold business meeting at the Mer-
maid, on Tuesday evening, October 21st.
A full attendance is requested. %
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
NJOTICB.-I. MICHAEL MULLlGAN

NOTICE., MICHAEL MULLlGAN,
IN THE OWNER OF the honse situated on Cliu-
ton street between Water and Front streetsin Della
City, in the United School districts No. 50 and
IS. East Red Lion hundred. New Castle county,
State of Delaware, in compliance with the require
case made and provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing TO the Court of General
Sessions, Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State Of
Delaware, IN and for New Castle county, on MON
Day the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1884. being
store for the sale therein Of ntoxicatins liquors in
be drunk onihe premises and the following respec-
table citizens residents OF the said School Districts
recommend the Eaid application, to wit
j ID Henry VIM Davidson
tieo Il Ford M M Kirby
Edward O'Neill John Armour
Swan j N Warren
Everett VonOulin RIA Moody
II + Mullin McMunn
j Messig William Morris
ocl63t MICHAEL MULLIGAN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
MIR. LORh,s A0oBPr.sNOF,


His Reply 10 the Committee APP
pointed TO Inform Him of His
Nomination.
The following correspondence between
Hon. Charles B. Lore, Democratic oandi.
date for representative in Congress from
this State, AID the committee appointed
by the Democratic State convention TO In
form him OF HE nomination, explsins
itAelf
NEWPORT, DEL, Sept. 20, 1884 Hon.
Charles b. Lore, Wilmington, Det.-DEAR
SIR On behalf Of the committee appointed
to inform you of your nomination, by the
State Democratic convention, as the candi-
date for representative to Congress for the
State Of Delaware, nominated by acclama-
ton, hereby inform you OF your nomina-
ton, having been requested to do 80 by my
associates, John NJ. Voshell, Esq. OF Kent
county, and DR.. Edward Fowler Of Sussex
county.
Allow me to tender you my hearty wishes
for success in your canvass, with full ap
probation OF your services to the state and
party heretofore, and with sincere hope
that you may still continue to be our worthy
representative in the Congress Of the United
States. Respectfully yours,
II. O. JUsTIs,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
NIOTICK 81. DRNNIs DOUGHRRTY,

NoTICB Il. DENNIS DoUGHRRTY,
~ THE OWN ER sud occupant OF the house
known as Rising Sun Hotel situated at Rising Sun,
School districts NOS % and 70, ChristanA hundred
county OF New Castle and State of Delaware, In
compliance with the requirements OF the acts OF
the General Assembly in such case made and pro
Nded, do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Delaware,
IN and for New Castle county, on MONDAY. the
18th day Of November, A. ID. 1854, being the next
term of said court, for license for eaid house as
inn tavern for the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart. to be
dIunk on the premises and the following reRpecta-
BILE citizens of the said school districts recommend
the said application viz:
John DOugherty Paul Began Jr
John Lynch Hughey Holland
John McCann Thomas Toy
Robert W Reed JAMES Tonner
Timothy y cUarthy John Mckenna
Robert Barnett Patrick Casey
Thomas LAwless James McGrilles
Daniel Clover
oci4lsS DENNIS DouGHERTY
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

The New York Worlds Columbus CORE.
spondent teleRraphs spent the day at
Oxford, ChAncey aud Athens, Athens
county. The Republicans controlled the
polls at all voting places in Athens
county, which last year gave 1895 Re-
publican mAjority. Colonel Charley
Grosvenor, who is very popular there, is
the Republican candidate for Congress
against Vance. The Democrats there are
we'll organised, but had no show at the
polls. The judges at Athens admitted
every Republican vote offered, including,
OF course, the Washington %. CO. de-
partment clerks and others who have not
resided there for years, and also the
college students who have no right to
vote, but barred ont all Democratic voters
| whose cases are parallel. However,
the Republican majority will be
decreased in Athens county over 200
votes. The Prohibitionists worked hard
and brought out their full strength, but,
like the Demoorts, were ruled against by
the judges. Ths Irish voted solldly
Democratic. There was excitement and
trouble along the line Of the Hooking
Valley railroad. Many miners resisted
the commands Of the Republican section
masters to vote the Republican ticket,
but the majority Of the miners
were taken to the polls like drovel
! Of hogs and only the Republican ballots
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

NoTICE,-A MEETING OF THE
~ DEMOCRATS OF MN Creek hundred win bo
neio AZ tn Mermaid on TUESDAY October 2Ist.
1ull attendance Is requested as businees of i'm
rortance will be transacted. - -
EDMUND HANNAH,
Dcl6-lt Member County Commiffea
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

Health Commissioner Carroll Of Long
Island City, has been indicted for black
mail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

NOTICE II, DANIEL DoUGHBKTY,
~ THF t.WNfR n, occupant OF lhs house
situated at No, 7cs Madison street, in the Fifth
ward Of the city OF Win ington, county Of New
castle and St ne of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements Of the acts OF the General
assembly in such case made and provided, do here
by give notice that shall apply in writing 70 the
Court OF General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county on MONDAY. the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1884, being the next term Of said court,
for license for said house inn or tavern for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in leee
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable citizens OF
the said ward recommel the said application viz:
Bernard Hasson Heese
John Bulger Henry Miller
Hugh Ward Charles Dorshel
James Murphy Patrick Toner
Thomas Kelley ID Berte
Joseph Bickta i Curran
Charles Mcclure John Cummins
Edward II Heal Joeeph Usininez
Samuel Barkley Patrick Mulshenock
Willard Pierson Josiah Mccall
Francis NJ Bickta George zeigler
U A Schulmeister Anton Held
octl43ts DANIEL DOUGHERTY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16
NIoTICB-WTLLTAM MORRIS

4NOWNER OF the house situated on CLINTON
street. between Water and Front streets, Delaware
Lion hundred, county Of New Castle and State OF
delaware, in compliance with the requirements
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
Sessionsof the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State
q Delsware, in and for New Castle county, on
being the next term OF said court, for license for
said store for the sale therein of Intoxicating
Liquors in not less quantities than onehalf gallon
not to be drunk the premises, and the following
respectable citizens OF the said school districts
recommend the said application. viz:
4 A Pennington Thos d Broadway
John Armour N Geo Price
NJ Jester I Cheairs
WIN Davidson David Steelman
NJ NJ Kirby b Asher
Israel Helms RObt A Moody
Vim Jester Michael MuigAn
octl63t WILLIAM MORRIS,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

BLKToN, Oct. 49, p. m.-The ooro-
rer's jury, after hearing the testimony Of
James c. Crothers to the effect that he
only heard the whistle blow when close
upon the wagon, adjourned until 7.30
O'Clock, when other witnesses will be
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

| agpinst the Democrats
| Fsw returns have been received, but
the indications are that the fusion
scheme has been failure and that the
eta.e has besn carried by the Democrats
by au increased majority over thRt Of
| 1880. United States Senator Camden
telegraphs to the New York Herald that
| returns indicate Democratic sjoIity Of
from {, 900 to 1000. A Wheeling dis.
patnh, sent late last night, says: The
meagre returns thus far reosived show
4light Republican gains on their vote OF
1880, which was 10000 below that OF the
Democrats. The state has undoubtedly
gone Democratic. The Democratic state
committee tonight claim Democratic
msj ority Of 1900. Nothing definite will
be known before tomorrow noon. A large
vote WAS cast.
Returns have baen received from 13
wards and precincts, showing net Rspub-
lieau gains Of 103 as compared with the
vote OF 1880.
The vote in Charleston was 1,4O4, with
the Democratic ticket ahead. The vote
in the Maiden district Is close, with the
Republican ticket ahead. In Kanawhs
county, as far as heard from, the fusion
ticket has gained, while the Democrats
have lost. There was much scratching
for governor, as we'll as for county
officers.
OHIO DEMOCRATS HOPING FOR FAVORABLE
LATER RETURNS.
COLUMBUS, Dot. Is Most of the Demo
Gratis have retired from their headquRr
ters. Those who have not retired ar,
Watching the Republican torchlight pro
cession and listening to the dis
tsnt sounds that rsnd the heav
ems, all having the purpose 0
clarifying the man Of Maine. The Demo
Gratis are hoping for favorable return
from Butler, Mercer, Monroe, Licking an,
other strong Democratic counties so as t
keep the Republican majority belo,
10000.
REPUBLICANS PAINTING THE CITY RED.
COLUMBUS, Dot. 1b-1.l0 a. m.-seye
hundred and seven wards and precinct
show = net Democratic gain of 179 owe
J the vote for secretary Of state In 1885,
! The same wards and precincts show a n,
- Republican gain Of 10,939 over the vol