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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
SXERLFFS
PRQCEAxAT
Election Of Electors
p R E 8 / d EN- r
AND
Vice President
OF THE
q United States.
eHER1Fr'S OFFICE, Hooking Co..
Logan, o., October ., 1884,
To the Qualified Voters Of Hcck
ing County.

! ing County:
| in Elections. it is required OF .tbe sheriff
| of his County To Awe notice before the time
| Of holding an Election. bv Proclamation
'hIoIs:Iit t..e County, OF the time OF
which An election >h-il be holden.
In pursuance III Such req uisition I, J. J,
MCCARTHY. Sheriff Of Hooking County.
! Ohio. do proclaim and make known that
The first Tuesday in November,
| 1884, being the 4ih dsv thereof) Is by the
Constitution and Laws of the United
States, appointed tine day on which the
! quail Ned electors of Hooking County ars
| notified to meet in their respective Town
ships, Wards aud s'r. -''."i~-@t theif ususl
| or proper places designaLeu iOr hOiuinS
elections, between the hOun OF
Six CLOCK III Tue forenoon and
Six q clock in the afternoon,
| of said day, and then and there proceed to
,, vote b. b,,llOt for Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States Of
America for the State Of Ohio, n follows -
One Elector for the First Congressional
One Elector for the Second Congression-
| al District,
One Eiector for the Third Congressional
one Eiector for the Fourth Congressional
District,
One Eiectcr for tho Fifth Congressional
Distri {,
One Eisctor for tho Sixth Congressional
District,
One Eisctor for the Seventh Congression-
al District.
Que Elector sor the Eighth Cousressiona
District,
One El-ctor for the ninth Congressional
One Elector for the Tenth Congressional
District,
One ElectOf for the Eleventh ConRresslOn.
al District,
One Elector for the Twelfth Consressioa-
al District.
One Elecf0r for the Thirteenth Congreo.
siOnal Dis riet,
One EIecior for the Fourteenth consrss-
sional District.
One Elcctor for ths Fifteenth Consrss-
>fOnal DiStfict,
One Elecior for the Sixteenth Congress
siOnai District,
Que EiectOr Tor the Seven ,eenth Congress.
siOnal District.
One Eleclof for the Eighteenth Congrss.
sional District,
One Ei.ct0r fer the Ninstsenth ConEEes.
siOnal District,
One ElectOr for the Twentieth COngre0-
siOnHl District,
One EiectOr for the TWonty-dr3t Cen.
grcssi0nal District,
And Two Electors for the State
at Large.
And the Township Trustees and Town.
ship Clerks o. the townships within said
Hooking County, Ohio, where elections for
Electors for President and Vics President
shall be held, are directed to make returns
Of the same to the Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of the County OF Hooking,
Immediately after the time OF holling such
election.
Given under my hand In Logan, this the
9th day of October. 4. d. 1884.
T. F. MEGA ARTHY,
Sheri q o. Hooking County. Ohio.
Oeeober Q, l66%-td.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
INSPECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon. Judge Of Probate:
Logan Asekias csss~sy.


o
fcnna IN eCouay
nehund
l' - O. " Il
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

Nick Weiland maintains his
big run of custom. The reason
is obvions- He supplies his Gus
toners with The best that can be
purchased. keeps an orderly and
comfort able house and treats all
in gentlemanlv manner.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
MILK COWS FOR SALE.

MIN C(JW > FUI( SALE
l have several first lass Milk
Cows for sale, one just fresh
i he purchaser can have the pri-
vilege of ten days trial. in order
10 satisfy himself % the merit.
Ot' tie ..o* -:,'.!
HENRY lEiAM:H
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

tMrs, Henry Trimmer is visiting
friends and relatives at Straitsville
this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

FHEC0MPLETE HOME. I. .s.s:: r.. .*:s:,:, ..ss:
book. New sd,no..-Nsv o.acssGs.-He~ iiisstfsss's
fro. 4s..kas supsstiy Ees'.s sp same u. Yf,e-
A6spaed all ci1<ssS Sss S;Stt AS<Its fo:nV f~
vo1f. EXCELLENT TEAMS. The hasdsose>, pfos4ee,h
svs. is,uei Appiy now
w. sSRaGryoN d Co.. Odd Pelb0sS UlcSs. coasU
tusO Ass Ias0 dpaa6 acw 6ucAs 90 DsSaES.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

Estate of Geo " Lehman, deed
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as A ministrator, with the Will
annexed, OF the estate Of 0xO. ". Lehman,
late of Hooking county, decessed
VIM A. WRIGHT,
September 2-3W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

MARRIED-at he residence of J
=. October 18th, 1884, before VIM
y ey j. 2. Sir. Juhn W IIar =
man TO Miss May Mel in, both OF
Hooking county.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
J ON last SaIurd ay informing the

y On last Saturday morning the
roo. of the N. Z Parsonage
caught fire from sparss dropping
from the chimney. The fire de
par'ment was promptly on hand
and The flames ex:inguished be-
fore any material damage was
i. ne.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
VIM. Wauer. at the Star Sa

Wm. Waner, at the Star Sa
loea. never "Wanes in catering
10 the tastes of his customers
His Bar and Lunch Rooms are
abundan,lv snpplied with the
choices. and We vouch for Wanei
AS the place 10 settle up your
election bets.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
Brick For sale.

ADrlCA EsbT SStbc.
The best of hand made Build
ing or Paving Brick. al low prices
Milt. Gaffiley, Yard on South
Side Of Cana, opposite the Fair
Grounds.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

In NJ
this State
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
Annie G. Browns Estate.

The undersigned has been appointed
ami qualified Us Administrator OF the es-
tate Of Annie Z. Brown, deceased.
JOHN q. KRINN
Sept ll-3W
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Notice of Appointment.
,s,ate Of .!oahus LehmaB Deceased.

The undersigned has hseu appointed nnd
lI-iified as Administrator o. The EstSte or
losaui, lehman, late of Hooking County.
pIio, Dece=sea'
o .trti this 18th day of october, A.D.. ;as4.
o-:tl6-,,w. Ell CHUTE
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

A suit for 4 debt of over 81.
500 has bean entered on oul
Court docket against the Winons
Iron Co. This means Prosperity
as Mr.. Blaine says. and is one ol
the beauties Of the Republican
system OF Protection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The 0ficials Notified Of the Forma-
tion Of a Fiiibuateiing Rxpsdi-
tion TO Cuba.
A Dead Lock Between the Eenate and
the House on the Naval-Appro-
pration Bill Inevitable.
The Internal-Revenuo Receipts for
the Past Five Months showA
Marked Decrease.
A FILIBUsrERINo nxPRprtaoN IN
UutgA.

WASHINGTON, Dtc. as,--Tho score.
tary OF the treasury has received a
communication from the collector OF
customs Mt New Orleans, ing that
he has been Informed by the Spanish
consul that one Gomez recently left
the city for some point ON the gulf
coast, With a view, II IL believed, OF
getting out u iillibustOr expedition 10
Cuba, to be conveyed by the schooner
PhwnlN. The collector says that he
has notified the collectors OF tne gulf
ports, with view OF interoeptlng the
proposed expedition The secretary
Of state has been furnished a COPY OF
the letter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. PREPARING
EON AN EMhRoENoH.

WAsttfN9ToN, Dec. 81. Secretary
Chandler has In preparation circular
10 the heads Of bureaus lnettucting
them In the matter OF the fiscal re.
sponsibllity Of the department after
the 3lat instant, beyond which date
the current appropriations for the
naval service do not extend. II con.
gress acts ut once upon reasaembiing,
no embarrasements will result from
the failure TO make appropriations la
advance. IL there should be- dead
lock OF considerable length, the navy
department viii continue to serve va
rious useful purposes, though IL will
be at considerable Inconvenience and
the pay Of the navy VIII 60 on. Com
traHiA may be entered into for the con.
tinuance OF the work which hhs al
ready been begun under former appro-
ptiationh, and eupplies may lie
purchased, lut for all those purposes
the department viii merely give GER
tlhoatea instead OF cash, and the
sailors, officers or contractors will be.
come the oreditore Of the government.
La cases OF emergency the department
may accept the service OF individuals
or private vessels, but cannot
hire or contract for such
services. The prospect for
an Early reconciliation Of the differ
encee between the house and the sem
ATE Is not good Incidental expires.
HionH by the members OF the house COM
mittee Indicate "A purpose not 10 cou.
Ter with the senate upon either OF the
three amended bills. Mr. Randall has
sent Secretary Chandler u copy 81
the thir y-on6 1ayB bill (as amended
by the senate ho as 10 provide for six
monthrl with q letter asking II the
amount therein provided will be sdfn-
Client for the department during the re-
mRlnder OF the fiscal year There can
be little doubt but that the secretary
will declare the amounts named for
some of the bureaus Insufficient, which
fact may be used In Justification Of
the position Of the house IN refusing %
assent 10 the senate amendments.
Should the point be made that the
amounts proposed are ton low, the
senate committees will meet Il by show
ing that the disputed measure was IN
the hon bill prepared last session upon
the same basis OF estimate and thatlhe
only objection made was that the SCI. .ta
! by lie Rnendmep.s had made the a..
proprlallon too high, rbe senators
Will, moreover, urge that they arc not
welded to the amounts Of either OF the
pending bills but are willing 10 adjust
Stnem 10 conference The chief point
now made on the part Of the SENATE Il
that the passage Of an appropriation
bill not based upon the recent esti-
mates 10 an evil which can be justified
only by much graver emergencies
than now exist. II ~ also argued that
II the disagreement Of congress IL 10 20
and the abollshment OF such RppKopri-
ations has been one Of the prospective
and Ia part accomplished reforms Of
recent yearh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nEoEprs.


WAsHIEdToE, Dec. 27.--The COLLEGE
lions Of internal revenue for the frat
i've months Of the fiscal year were IN
follows;
Spirits, 81 D75 ose
Tobacco, slU 80 s06.
Fefmented lquprs, Ss,8bS, 4bg.
Miscellaneous SOURCES, Sl4l.26
Total, 81 323. 100. against 81 .3i7,956
collected during the spulv period OF tbs
previous fiscal year, being 4 decrease
Of So 995 1856.
There was a decrease Of %, $40 800 on
spirlte, 81 $50 800 on tobacco and $3.50
J71 on iniscellaneous arliclea.
The only Increase was on fefmpnied
liquors, which amounted to 1892 1855.
The aggregate receipts for tie month
Of November were 81 81 942 lea8 than
ior the same month last year.
TifE CHIKEsx REsTHIOrI0H LAW.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The secrf-
tary Of the treasury to-day sent q tele.
gram 10 the collector Of customs AZ San
Francisco With reference 70 the Chiiiese
immigrants. The following II d copy.
"seciion ak Of tins act Of 1854 Supplies
only 70 Chinese merchants coming for
the first time 70 the United States.
Chinese merchants Vho wfrn former
residente ia the United States may be
admitted on Rny satisfactory proof Of
such fact BY terlIhcnie OF oihcrpiHe.1
4 NATIONAL BAaK 0nARTERKD.
WAsHiNaT0K, Dec. 27.-The comp
troller Of the currency has authorized
the Union Natl nal bank Of Chicago
70 begin business with q capital 81
u 900 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
NJ. N. TEMPLEToH a co.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS.
xu1cufrA rAI.Ia rrxAa

We have tor kais rnucb aud iarm lands ~
low ~ q 81 pef acre Ia various pffls ~ the
Hiata. Can furnish auchel from o. - 10,
co. aerea 10 cold bodies, e4pecikilY In Wlcbs
ia and Wlibafger c0uuIes. Immigrants
Niil ana our prices a. Advertised We fur
uihh abstract u la d. IN Wfcni and VII
larger counties, ~ have tbe only colnpiete
Dn6a u the aAm-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. Especial. l-On
the 9th inst. three MeXicans shot and
killed Caesar Bazaar, at Stribling cross
ing, on Tie San Antonio river, in Goliad
county. Parties started in pursuit, and
u letter received in this city yesterday
states that the murderors were over
taken in Mir. c. w. Vests pasture, in
Live Oak county, and two of them were
killed and the other wounded and cap
tnred. The pursuers found two OF tho
Mexicans in camp il Il mesquite thicket
asleep, and when awakened and told 10
surrender the Mexicaus attempted re-
sistance and were shot down. The pur-
suers then waited a short time when the
third Mexican came up, and. whom or
dered to surrender, wheeled his horse
and tried IT, escape. He was fired upon,
and after following HIS trail some dis
lance, he was found shot in several
places, but it is thought not fatally. lie
afterwards confessed 10 the whole affair.
Ono OF Mr.. Vests Mexicans coming up
shortly after wards was arrested also.
Though not present when Bazar was
killed, it is pretty well established That
ne was an accomplish. About week
previous to the killing of Bazaar a negro
in the employ of Mr.. ID. A. Faunt, in
the same noighborhood. was assassi-
mated close 20 the place where tho Next
cans were killed and it is thought the
latter Were the assassins.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04
fng RlNG RANCH SOLD
ron mott rpollsa SURROGATE.
Whs the ssp urnsrs NJ me uirE'st rss.
tuts w tmrrie, Afe capt. hlnss
ttstet and iiis uf,tt ATtE-
,lo. ~ tns iitnth'

Tho Unltod sl.los Land aud Invest
meut company, ~ this city, has pHr'
chased within the last Tow days the
King, cutl, ranch Ia reNns lbr ,i,'00,-
90. Among tbpho iaiur.Iod In
tho purchase are Henry A. Her
hart, vino own. the la',rs ~ kn-
lsiury aud about Go,OO0 acres
nf,nnd ian lrul sd, whose iu'nne nom
hi. estate a,H been reduced under Tue
land art from .la.G0u 10 ftnii The l.afl uI
Aylrsf4rii. wuu r,UUlly uli his estate
la England iur ESbtHi aud n hlI,MlA
the owner , I 3h,Nn trTrH In luNsri !ohh
II. Benton, Edward EycIu,t OF Boston,
and john II turyrk, member ol gong lvh-
from Texas, CAPT, King, the I'flhef
of tho farm, ~ SI year, old; lao ~ ~ ~
Tcxbs,Hnd has iiyOd thrrr all his liio' "
went into the stock raising Whona young
man, on Il small scale, and rom tue safe
AT tho iucrcitse OF his stock has pur-
chased land iTom time Ia time uhlh "u
owned the largprt ranch ~ America
Ilis name WAS 40 one time Terror 70
c,ttle thieves, ard whom the Mexican
r,jdrra lockpI across the lilo q andU,
Cant. King, at the head of an army OF
cowboys, would meet and give Ihrm
warm reception, IL l. sail that hu hunk
over eighty cuttlr-thiOves.
Tho ranch Is divided into two sections
tho frat being the Santa Grrirudis, 10
Nucces county, containing 3Ol,0W acres,
where Mr.. king lived In regal style. II
il entirely fenced In, the posts used be-
iuC OF mesquite "ood, which, whoh
smoked, IN as hard as iron and viii last
longer. Upon ~ are twcntN-nine I'M
proved buildings, store houses, barns
and houses lCr employees. The
stock includes CO,O0 improved
cattle, 1000 horses, 900 mnles
md 1900 improved sheep, the wool OF
which pnys az the running expenses al
tho ranches. The second section l. the
san Juan DO CUrirltps ranch, In CAM
crou county, and contains 10000 acres,
IL is stocked with 20,0o0 improved cattle,
G 600 blooded horses, 90,O sheep ana $40
mules. This ranch " bounded princi,
pnllv 10y watcr, which forms u natural
barrier n the escape of stock.
Tho ranch was sold uunuIurnhllN IN
LONDON two years l-5 for Sj,SNO 0 - an
English syndicate, but In consequence of
difficulties that arose. between KING ana
tho syndicate the sale toll Though.
Last yoar the Marquis dc LrurNille rep
rescnting n French ayudicute, tried 10
purchase the ranch, but King said: 81
will never sell to "A EIonChmun." His
object in selling it now is, while living,
to partition his vast estate ana diVluo
tho proceeds among his five chiidren'-
New York Tribune.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

toris uf., uut % 600 rnur
..,..,..,.t.tt l,
a..
'l '' i' .' '' '
fuI..r.u fpti, eHtluv IU pfDltit- in
...t ..ruUiH .. Esrfutsr don. Iiun-
.I .IU.lrv. Iath.Hr.tI'ip. and col.
TY.u. ut london, frlurn.
..r I.u, rru Nul srutf Fletcher
.frfp. vI.r. hs hIH hptu
.. ur.uIaur uuu tDp rtouit co n
,r,y, Information e Y.fy wai-lit q
Fad. ut affairs ~ whites
.ury. tls tlNu being allied
with rur1 men, md bloody hght
.,.- fu.f.ys.t. JuIra Finley, the
t,tr,u4 mountain lgrfsi. I. IUil,, ~ this
.rruIt. u.lf r .yost.r- pest has never
,...if,..r..t lft.a-.ur.r Il mold court,
I.r.r....l r.lr b.. ,r..l,ii .ur pi iup
..n.I .,,t,rs'. u,u az iho country Zee
iu..f.t r..,.rruIafpd DO Recently
,ri. am, f,'I d., 'rtiu to tho pr,vsiling
.'1iHie. pul aUor hi. drtl ,luiE a
/ tI,,.y r,,.tp t,plt 10 FI,trFrr A.
/ Xxx, ,,,,,, ~, tI,. lSir,cbrr COON 3, man
yy. 40. Ie ,r.d rr iuurdrr. iic
V.s ant nn hl und his
niond., All Iaon co. the sqno
/ 't.s,,or'tc .uipn. Is iho murderer
b d,,.rrin,d ho ,.ould NOT ia
/ "'yi"brI. Tho case was Rot
/ f3r Wednesday, and on that
d,,v tho ACCUSED came marching
1 mo I wn, CARVING double
/ i,,rrrlri shot unln and a bolt
XII ~ rovolyprs. followed by
!, .r,rp ,f Lis friends, armed Ia the teeth
/ mo arrival rf The murderer and
hi. armed band was followed almost in
w.diutnly hy 90 nr The ~nme -iya and
"arrvin,, af'ut.g1lus and pistols. This
gnn. ,yas composed of friends or the
/ yirlim, They went in'o camp uu
n bluC overlooking and commanding
tbe town. la tho meantime
A third band, composed ol citizens who
! Thought tho law should be allowed "a
take it, course, aud peace he preserved
! ey.n If they btdtn xiii every desperate
, In Inc county 10 secure that end organ
i2cd and armod themselves
aud went on duty "a
stay until court All iuurnod. Tho bands,
cnrnprscd of NO friends OF the
p,ttrI.rad man and his muir
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04
Tho National Surgical Institute

VIII open Branch at 1876 ST. Charles
ST., Now Orleans, Dec. /, 1881 where
they will be prepared TO treat SURGICAL
eases, Club Feet, Paralysis, and all de.
formities Of tho face, spine, limbs, and
diseases of the joints, eye and ear; also
catarrh, piles. tistula, female diseases
private diseases, etc. The proprietors OF
the Institute open this office in Ne"
Orleans in accordance with the reques'
of scores of their patrons in mississippi
Louisiana and Texas, who desire "a
avail themselves of tho reduced rates
of travel offered during the "Wor d's
Exposition" thus enabling them TO
visit US and the Exposition az well. Foi
full particulars address X. II. BoLtND
Secretary, Atlanta. Georgia, or 1855 ST
Charles ST., New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04
a Negro Shot.

BAIRD, Dec. 2.-lSpecial.I-A negro
working on T.. Si2al's farm, on Deep
creek, in this county, was dangerously
shot a few nights past by some masked
parties. He has been brought into town,
and his physicians, Drs. Powell and
Wilson, it is said entertain grave doubts
as TO his recovery. Two parties have
been arrested and recognized by
the negro as cling among the four who
shot at him. Tho preliminary exami-
nation will commence as soon AS county
court adjourns. Such action on the part
of four OF our CITIZENSHIP were thought
to he among the best, is indeed to be de-
plored. From all surrounding circum-
stances, it is very likely to 60 hard with
all parties charged with shooting this
negro.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

CHICAGO, Dec. 2--In the Leman-Brend
case the federal grandjury this after
noon returned formal report covering
the Investigation thus far made by u
with respect to the alleged frauds IN the
sixth district. The report declares that
tho examination of the poll books ana
tally-sheets show evidence of fraud.
From the examination OF the ballots IN
connection with the returns the report
saws: "It bect mes at once apparent 10
Ms that a crime, whose boldness and
wickedness was only equalled by
its grossness, had boon COM
mtted. In other words, there
had been distracted over 300 bal
lots cast at said election and bearing
tho name of a candidate for representa-
tive in congress, from the envelopes In
which the ballots cast in said preclnct
were enclosed, after and on the nignt OF
the election and there had been supsti-
tuted in place thereof an equal number
of spurious ballots which were never
voted" The jury returned a number
of indictments, but the names OF those
indicted have not yet been made pubic.
It is reported tonight that none OF
The indictments returned by the grand
iury had any connection with the
alleged election fraud; that thus
for no such indictments have been pre-
investigation of yesterday and
to-day has gone far to
convince the jury that the indictments
agreed upon last week, hut not
PRESENTED, against certain of the judges
and clerks of election are not warranted
and will be annulled unless they are
further implicated by subsequent testi-
mony.
The Times will say tomorrow, tnaL
s. b, Wright, of tho printing firm OF
Hapscom 81 Co., testified before the
grand Jury to-day, that j. @. Mackin,
Secretary Of the Democratic county com
mittee. gave the order for the bogus pal
lots; that they w, re printed in Hanscom
& Co.'S. establishment, and delivered 10
Mackin in his room at the Palmer
house at 10 o'clock on the evening oil
November 81.
SEEKING THE "sTUTFERs"
At n meeting of the committee OF thirty
citizens, this afternoon, appointed to
prosecute inquiries into the alleged ball
fot-box stuffing in the eighteenth ward,
IN was resolved to increase the number to
eie hty to raise n iund of 50 900 for the
purposes Of its work and to offer re
ward OF not less that 5000 for informa-
ton leading to the conviction OF the
guilty parties.
SpRINorfELD, ILL, Dec. 2--Govern0r
Hamilton has just rendered decision In
the Leman-B Brand case, and after an
elaborate review OF the evidence, CHA
ton Of authorities, awards the certiii'
cate to Leman, the Republican candl'
date for state senator in the sixth dis-
trict. M,
decision of the governor is very long, re-
citing at length the circumstances sur
Founding the return of the election
iudres in the second precinct, OF the
eighteenth ward, the manner IN which
|ths fraud was pcrpetresca, as set forth
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04
Tn. Texas Unei., Vote.

AusTIS, Dec. =, Special The on
cial count oc the vote tor "resldunt Is as
follows: Clev,lanj, ~, los; Blaine. So
25J; ST. John, 3,5iI; Butler, 1921; Mrs.
uncEwnod. . Returns from III Pssn,
Oldham, Upsnur sui san Jacluto coun
ties were not received, which u ~ est,'
mated would have increased the vote
5000 and tho Democratic ma
iority 1000. There was not q
diiiaranc, of 80 votes between tho high
est and tic lowest Democratic electors,
hut tho Il, publican ticket was scratched
considora' ly. The largest Democratic
iuaiprtlrs In counties were: Collin,
1 2i3; Rel, 1909; Dallas, 3,Si5; Tarrant,
3,7iS. All the Democratic electors are
IL expected in the morning. The cleo
tpral vote will DO cast for Cleveland and
Hendricks tomorrow. There are about
liftorn car didates for the position OF
messenger to carry the vote to Washing
ton.