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1t Never Fails.

People are startled by its wonder
ful cures. The fact that DR.. White
sells German Cough Syrup for Coughs,
Consumption and Lung diseases is
daily curing thousands Of this terri
ble disease has caused all who have
tested its merits to pronounce it a never
falling remedy. Speedy in affording
relief, effectual in arresting further pro-
gress of disease. Try it and be con-
vinced. For sale by J. C. Saur, drug
gist. John ID. Park & Sons Agents.
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NAPOLEON, OHIO,
Loan Agency.

Moneyto loan on from three to Ave ycarstim IN
sums Of not less than Si00, TO be secured BY hrst
mortgages ON real estate. Abstract showing per
feet title, to accompany each application. Interest
from to per cent. according to amount of and
value OF security. hppiicattonatn person orh5ietee
Aue .a.-tf, HAGUE 4 HUBBARD.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-31

A young man was singing, IL Gaze
at the Moon in the Sky when
friend said to him: That's, righ,
young man--thats the place to gaze at
1t. Don't try to gaze at it under the
bed or the coal-cellar Stick to the
rku "
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-31

No one should enter the heated term
without having previously removed
from the liver the excess of bile, which
is constantly accunulating and is the
primary cause of most sickness incident
to the summer season. Pacific Liver
Pills will be found the most effectual
and agreeable remedy. janA-1m
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-31
Home.

In calling attention to an article ad-
vertised In our columns, We are pleased
TO n9tice an excellent sign In regard 70 20
4. VIZ; that une .sssa gss,o arO frn s NaM Fns %
iaDS % nsonla and many are nom Low
eli. the home ofthis medicine. We are
assured that the sale Of this article In
Lowell, whefe i = nes. s Snown, Is ~ Tno,- nor,
nr,s,arv ~ snpre,gusdn'i msd'ciues " We IraSe II With
yo,l Ia decide as TO the probable merits
Of an article with such a solid founda-
ton. ,-.rsr.-,- ..- Jaio-lm
\ :, T-T--r-,v - h.s
!. lsosenste'n o,fsanAhn o0un'!' "aS -
lnsrOhuceH 'lp ~ ssNe sue aS
tue 'ocol' iaw, ProS.u'nE ~ e,u s -
cise commissioner u eaoi Hu "
tue ots.e, Whvse uusy : 'ne'' a 20 o,har ~
certain from Tue returns anu aI on
wise Ine sshes y, Oil e''ouS snJ
~ 'ne 'ra'no ~''un s"o .i .ssass
Psce on escn oeA'e, eono Ho "na a~sJad
ment lro'n S'o W o'"o' =" -,
OASIS ~ io,,o"s' w = ousno'I .ss 90 non !.
ing 10 SL,oo" oi iISs @ ,nan @ onn Nd
s"A Oh SIuo' noo 'ess s 'n"" 80" r.
iess tnsn Sio'oou' s'Ju' 'no o,z ooo
S,o'ooV Sno ieS' a,r % o"o % Io,s
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-31
Peculiar Accidents.

W The top OF dead Tree standing by
the way side at Sandy Ridge, N. G.,
fell upon woman riding by, and
killed her.
James Robinson, of Allen county
Ind, slipped and fell while feeding a
drove Of hogs. The hogs attacked
and kille.i him.
John Lewis, of Sabln, Mimi, tied 8
.alf 10 . post which supported gran
try, under which he was at work
The calf pulled the post out, ard tht
1ranary fell upon Lewis crushing bin
70 death.
As W. G. Morrow, Of Cleveland
Ohio. was smoking cigar he lifted
mis- x-year-old daughter upon his
lap. In the act the lighted cigar was
accidentally thrust into one OF hel
syes, destroying the sight,
Cloud Saunders and friend were
playing ball in Hertfoid, N, g., stand
ing twenty feet apart. Saunders
threw the ball, and the other struck a.
t with cypress pole four feet long
The pole broke in the center. and on.
end struck Saunders in the eye. pene-
Lrated the brain killed him.
---~~-e--
The great h-lress of England at pres
ent is Miss Hamilton, whose mother
Lady Nisbett Hamilton. has jnst died
The large estates in Hadingtonshirt
and Lincolnshire, the annual income
of which is estimated at $500, 600, have
heen for some years, owing to the la
dy's incapacity, under the manage
,nent OF the Scottish courts. and al
immense sum has accrued. Miss Ham
ilton's father, whose original name
was Dundas. had the agreeable fortune
to adopt no fewer than three sdditloa
family names christopher, Nlshett
and finally Hamilton--each chang
bringing large increase of fortune
Her mother, just deceased, had bee'
FIRST married to the Earl Of Elgin
father of the Earl of Canadian memo.
and Of Sir Frederick Bruce, Ministe
al Washington, but was divorce'
from him.
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PATENTS.

F.A. Lehman, solicitor of American and foregI
patents, Washington DC. All business connected
18th patents, whether before the Patent Office or tn.
..,urts, promptly attended to. N0charge made UT
tes patent Is seeured. Send for circular. II
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" The top Of dead tIee standing by
the way side at Sandy Ridge, N. G..
fell upon woman riding by, and
killed her.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

silver 90 hatu iuitin .ir ft.i. "IUN
4 fIn uiufhHl a. Ne NNIiI mi. 'H
nn Onal ,alun NnuD uflInr. I''Nn
ia frU.ifd tnut lI tI fu. .Iu HI. Ii'iIn
MI HIi w. lnsli nI iNI I..u tUlu
al silver, HHI tlH .I..f DOT
IO. UUlNi1u .NnI iu.I." NfIiNu
Restriction and 1920. u.. "1niI Nr
be muro correct U ururIrIH il ir-ie
= lVUr e.. rIIU.#frs hs.ti uu 5000 ufInHli
at silver hull on, tu lie valued 40 the eN-
nri ur .HnrI tom M silver Geo uull, iiitu 'n
.Clrt.Iuu co.. Issue Uf DrttilrHtia 'UHiI
lice rrr-oui 'Ir, VI THIS were
dnro silNrr hrs might hH stamped d.
ilDr market value Hul NH.l lu lh'
|F.rH,UtN for tls tt'r. H'itu 0l rtrlil-
.r,Its which would cal in pr amount "i
silver equal tu f'rIr nominal value en-
I nrrssed iu rO.l. Tho bulliuu represout' d
Do, the ceriiiratc should hr periuIi
ctlly valued Al IFS market priro ~ go'Nr
prupoFt IpWate to tUn amount 81 silver '"
hol,l; aud may,prrfRps, he coined Ia PR
I vide means for the redemption oi Ger
| lihcatrs, II redemption is desired Tor
hu-iness purposes. The cninplfnlier
| believes that the usa of silver
us money In this manner, and It's period
| zeal valuation would have more lnllu-
ence la amp eclating 4 q market value
| at silver among III. nations OF tho world
I than the present coinage OF
/ il2ls grains of silver aS dnll"'.
/ The Issue of currency based
on silver should not no unlimited, aud
present laws aking the purchase nnd
coinage for n fixed amount of silver bnl
| lion mandatory are very pornicions IN
their effect, rs unlimited and the con-
/ tiuued assurance of full legal tender sill
yer coin aud certificates based thereon OF
intrinsic Vniuc ie ~ than their face has
already caused the hoardlug of B",d
aui Will eventually drive II from the
channels of trade, Thereby cnuS-
| ing n practical suspension ol
/ pold payments. There arc many
Indications of this, notably the
/ uueasiness in financial circles in June
and July last. caused by the reserve OF
/ gold in the treasury falling so near 10 n
/ point at which, under the law, the issu-
nnce of gold certihcalion ceases.
! 1t will also be Observed That
during the present year, Ia"
national banks throughout the country
/ h ave INCREASED their holdings at gold,
including certificates, In the sum OF Sl9,-
Gl6.3iO.
The comptroller concludes his report
with the discussion of tho stbiect Of
/ bank examinations and tie con. idera'
| ton of the iinnnclol troubles of Nav
! 1891,
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t.lt ,,.,l,,ttl,, snuaro ti,, and lad nnt
tn,o.d ~ M II,,,,stnn sttoet' AZ 4
n''inet lila nriDrn,,nu mai a u,g ar
,t,tu.so I,ntnru r,,uIJ Lo nureha..d
IN I,n,.,. ~, o,,rri",',,s rn,'lJ ,,", i,',
Itr.d M ,uv mice ma sho,itr AMI
druuties. siti tno nnrsbnl and nolI,,"
,,,,ln ,,,n,i,,,,d nv, I" hitc ,,nr'cs
|.,,i,l t", nr,.c.ss,,r i,nn,o,ii,,,'iY
.,iin,yin., wns iho nr. d.n,rt
mont b.,, tba military 49,
lima iol ,nonntod man ihe, iho tr,J''
ni'nInv I,,IIoweI Inv n ionr, NM of ,ns,,
i,it ,'t,. ~ .,, 80 ~ ' 49, .
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NnNhIi.
Election To he Held 0,cr again on
Notes,

Election 10 he Irid Osrr again Oth'
Notes,
VERSON, Nov.9j Correspondence,
The Independent Republic nj Ilardemnn
county, failed ~ complete H. Organlla'
ton. The counting Of tue votes came
NJ Monday, before tho commissioners
court, but war WINS brewing, aud the
oluut was continued until Tue SHAY, By
nu'Clock Tuesday morning, heavy yun-,
IN the shape of d,ciples of lilnck-
stone, were seen hurrying To aud
70, drawing plrniings ant
q u.ui ,tl.-, Zach pgllt W.s stuUing Ia
-nlu Tie advantage. Actions and cross
at ons, protests aud cross protests were
I 10 !, UNI, one, who stood back and
listened To tho accusations of frauds
Irregularities aud cunning devices
used in tho election of officers
and county seat, hnd the returns
OF the election, would he led to believe
that somVtlirs was dead, aud sure
enough there was something as dead rs
anything can die, and that was the
whole election. Each of tho two par
ties so completely killed tho other party
In showing the Noncompliance of
the law governing elections TINT
Judge DOan refused to count the
returns ana ordered another election,
which will be held December 80, at
which time IL is hoped that the people OF
Hardeman county may he able To choose
their county offices and locate n county
seat.
Judge Doan finished his term of Office
last night by signing the minutes If the
commissioners court, and j, l.. Orr,
county Judge elect, was duly qualified.
The new commissioners court
will meet tho 2sth instant Ia pass upon
the bonds of officers elect who have not
qualified.
The several parties who have been
sick In town recently, are improving.
\ grand ball will be given mt Doan'S,
fifteen miles north of Vernon To NOR
row night. \ good time is. anticipated.
Mr.. Lnlerty, of Graham, has moved
his family 10 Vernon. He anticipates
opening a hotel. | hope he may sue
coed, n ho is worthy of the patronage of
the public.
Mr.. Riddle is holding the preliminary
riM of George Minis, charged with
stealing and killing a COW. 1t is the wri-
toV's opinion that tho accused will be
held To await the action of the
next grand iury,iudging from the ovi.
dCuco have heard.
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MeNIco and tho unitcd Stntcs.

WAsuINu TON, Nov. with refer
81 GO to the recent published assertion,
tlat American interests In Mexico are
m great jeopardy on account of tho ha-
tr"d entertained 10y tho people of mat
country towards the United States
since the war of 1917. Senior
Romero, the Mexican minister,
says the MeNicans are, on the
contrary, very Hmicahly disposed to-
WHrd tuis country, that the interests Of
foreigners in Mexico, Americans in
Guided, are IN no more danger there than
they would lee in the United States, par
ticuluriy under the administration OF
Gen. Dia2, who will protect with q firm
hand, their ives aud prope ~, aud that,
besides, revolutions IRE 10 longer posi-
hie In Mexico not only on acrount OF
the good sense of the people, hut also by
L Dson OF the facilities now engaged by
the government - suppress, at its birth,
any scdillOnary movement.
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Indiana omclal-iiappy Hendricks.

INpTANAPoLIs, Nov. H. Revised and
corrected official figures of the vote OF
Indiana show Cleveland, 2ii,992; Blaine,
S.lSO; Butler, SIG; ST. John, 3,O1s:
CleVeland's plurality, G,jl2.
Mr.. Hendricks returned to the city
yesterday and made his first appearance
at the Grand opera house Tonight. lie
wi messed the performance of
Clara Morris. His box was
decorated wi h flags and pictures OF
Andrew jackson. On Mr.. Hendricks
entrance the orchestra played Hail
to the Chief" and he was
greeted with round of applause.
Az the close oI tho performance Mr..
Hendricks held a reception in his box,
where many persons called and paid
their respects
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

| Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing
! in the world for quoting and allaying
all irritation of the nerves, and curing
! all forms of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep al
ways?
| And they win tell you unhesitatingiy
"Some form of Hops!! W
CHAPTER
Ask any or all OF the most .eminent
ply sicians:
"What is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all Giseas, s
of the kidneys and urinary organs;
such as Bright's disease, diabetis, reten
ton, or inability to retain urine and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar TO
Women
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu II!
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dvspapsia:
constipation, indigestion, biliousness,
malaria, fever, ague, &c.. and they will
tell you:
Mandrake Tor Dandelionl y
Hence when these remedies are combined
van otners equally valuable,
Ana compounded into Hop Bitters, such a
wonderful and my SERIOUS curative power Is
developed, which Is SO varied In Its opera
lions that no disease or Ill health can posi-
bly, exist or res,st its power, and vet Us
e Harm ess for the most frai won an, weak
ST invalid or small, st child 10 use.
ouAPT ERII.
"Patients
"Alrnost dead or nearly dying.n
For years, and given up by physicians,
of Bright's and other kidney Diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
Women goue nearly crazy !lIll
From agony of neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakefulness, and various diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn out ofsnape from excruciat-
ing pangs Of rheumatism, inflammation mo
chronic, or suffering from scrofua.
Erysirelas.
"Saltrheum. blooi poisoning, dvspepsia,in
digestion, aud in fact ,ilinnst all diseases frsi
>a'ur- is heirto
HAY been cured by Hop Bitters, proof Of
which can he fonnd in every neigbborhoo'
in TIE Sn,wn world. -
frr- None nuine without n bunch OF
green Hops on the white label shun all ths
vile, roisonons stuf With "Hop" or Hops"
Is<I mrrxu. 4 4.
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Other Marine Disasters.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S.--rhe captain of
tho steamer Caspian arrived yesterday
from Baltimore. He reports that fire
on his vessel originated among cotton.
When dscove ed the matches We're
closed and kept shut. Up0n the arrival
of the vessel at the quay last evening,
the fire brigade flooded the cnnpHrt.
ment containing tn" burning cotton and
extinguished the flames.
The LeonOra ut this port from New
Orleans in collision with pier head
was badly damaged.
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PoRr CHESTER, y. y, Nov. as ChaS.
:. Goodwin, of the firm of c. $. Good
win n Co., cracker manufacturers of
New York city, left his house about .
O'Clock this morning in II distracted
state ofmind, uttering horrible outcries.
Tie was pursued unsuccessnlly by hi,
wife aud urighbors. His mangled body
WAS found this morning near the rail
road track with the head ahd.right arm
cut of and the heart and entrails torn
out. Goodwin was 90 years old. He
leaves widow and five children. The
recent failure of his firm is supposed to
have affected his mind.
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At Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2T.-rhero was
very quiet, but general observance of
Thanksgiving day here. All the de-
partmenis closed and services were held
in most OF the churches. III the morn
ing the fire department paraded and
during the afternoon the cOlored mill
tary organizations marched through
the principal avenues. The president
came into the city from this Soldiers
Home cottage and attended church. lie
afterwards drove back To tie Home,
whore he took dinner with his daughter
and Mrs. McElrOy.
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GALVESTON, Nov. 27.-Iho ba' k Roma
from Londonderry, Ireland, arrived
from Liverpool Il week ago with
n cargo OF coal. She was mas
tered by Capt. George RpulsGon, with
John Watson as first mate, Ed. Mat
thews as second mate, John DohCrly ~
stewart. She had already discharged
abOut $50 tons Of coal. Her cargo was
in compartments and while the dis
charging was going on from the ait com
partment the forward one by dir elton
of customs officials was securely
closed and sealed. The cabin adiuircd
tins apartment, and the rooms ut the
captain. mates and steward were di'
rpctly against the compartment wall.
Tho gases which arose FROM "uul, per-
vaded the cabin aud iillod it with poison.
The unfortunate occupants, inhaling
the deadly vapQrs, became suddenly
i'll, resulting H. the death this
morning of Capt. Roulston. 1t Is re
markable, that the male and steward
did not also die. They are both re
garded as being in critical conditions.
AS soon Us possible, this morning, or
lers were obtained from the custom
officers, 10 open the hatch and
when this was done, vapors arose from
the vessels hold like steam escaping,
The strong smell of gas was noticeable
along the wharf. So thick were The
vapOrs that some were inclined to be-
iieve that the coal was on fire.
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WACO, Nov. 27.-[Special. Thanks
giving day was more generally OBJ
served here than in any previous year.
Religious services were held at nearly
all the Churches, white aud colored. AT
the FIRST Baptist church, where seyera'
Protestant ministers joined in union
services, the mayor and city counci,
attcnde in body. Father QunOn, Of
Dallas, assisted in the SerNic, 5 at The
Catholic church. All the banks, courts,
public offices, public and private schools
and some business establishments, were
closed.
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PtANo, Nov. IL special. --Thanl;s-
giving day was duly observed here for
the first time. The postotlice and all
the business houses closed their doors
promptly at 10 o'clock a. m. A Thanks
giving sermon was preached ut the
Methodist Episcopal church to a good
sized audience. Rev. NJ. Hill of McKin
ney delighted the scholars of tho Piano
institute with II lecture. Quite mum
Der Of Oinners were given in town which
were enjoyed by those who Were 50 for
tunate as to receive an invitation.
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Delinquent Railway Companies.

AUSTIN, Nov. IS Especial. The fol.
lowing railroads have failed to send NJ
heir annual reports, as required by law
and they are subject to fine of 81 00I
each in consequence: Texas Trulk,
Texas transportation, Galveston, Sa
blue d 1T. Louis, Houston Belt, Texas
Western NarrOw-gauge, Texas ~ st.
Louis, Rio Grande " Pdcos.
New collectors are beginning to send
M their bonds.
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New York, Nov. Thanksgi wing
day passed very quietly. Business
houses were closed. The post-oflice re-
manned open, as on election day, and the
custom house authorities gave an hour
for the entrance and clearance OfvesselS.
many social organizations paraaed
through the streets, and the charitable
gave their inmates geHer-
Gus dinners of turkey. MIR. John Jacob
AstOr provided Tor the boys of the news
boys clearinghouse.
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Resumptinn and deduction

EAsToN, Pa, Nov. 2S.-The reduction
in wages Mt the wire mills Of Stewart d
Co. is about 10 per cent. All the mills
of the company, including one which
has just been changed from rolling t.
wire mill, are to be started up on Mon
day next, when the proposed reduction
will so into eslect. Labrrers who were
hitherto paid SI.25 per day will then re-
ceive $l,l5, and tn SO who received $l.lj
viii unL Ell %.
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what the Men Don't Like.

PuIrADEi .pHIA, Nov. 26.-A dispatch
from Easlon, Pennsy lvania, saws there
is feeling of dissatisfaction among en-
ployes of the JERSEY Central and Lehigb
divisions of the Philadelphia d Reading
road over the announcement of reduc-
ton OF from 5 to 40 per cent. in wages. If
the reduction is made the indications are
that it will not be accepted by engineers,
tiremen and other train men. Another
rumor is that all emplyes are to be re-
quired to withdraw from the various
brotherhoods, and causes considerable
commotiun among the men.
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MCKINNEY, Nov. y. Special 49,
Thanksgiving day was to-day more gem
orally observed than ever before. At
The Old School Presbyterian church SER
vices. conducted bv Rev II. r. Ray
mond, were he'd By his request Elder
Z, w. SeweU delivered the address.
which was fine effort, ana was greatly
appreciated,
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Font WORTH, Nov. ~ Especially =
The city is one blaze of light and all is
enthusiasm. 1t is the grandest thing in
the way of celebration ever witnessed
in Fort Worth. From 8 o'clock until s
o'clock the proccssior was being formed,
while anviIS roared, The crowds. yelled
and the sky was painted rcd with fire.
works. At least SOB people were In
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Maine ware-wor,er. reduced.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Nov. %. The
Cabot manufacturing company, has is
sued notice for reduction OF wages
rom to II per cont. About $50 hands
are employed.
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PINE ISs, MARRIAGE GUIDE. p2S9s

Elegant cloth aud gl't binding. Sealed for ~
centsin POSTAGE az currency. over. my won-
deriul pen pictures true 10 life, articles OF the
whyY Proper avrt1 r.lrrN, Who marry nrsL
Manhood Wsu.abtauG. Pave e. icray, Who
shluit marry. How zee ava nay intss may De
lnCgeasrc Those 'fi.a 81 ,rL'"u.s tttlne
narryiur ,uuI," r',. e. 'l aIc"' 80 40 r-aa
ly al 1rn.I TtrtuIs. tH"1 k.l' H0 ,rs iotk ans
Iuy, Pow. nc. .Il s'i". 3 HnHy". Lat pAprs
cover Yut r.t... 8. s-s.E y ull-.,4- monc!
o. is.uLarH.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

AUSTIN, Nov. ESPECIALLY THE Cap.
ital state fair opens Tuesday next The
collection 70 The Worlds fair will be
exhibited ON the grounds.
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Touching the Nny..l Appropriation.

WASuINGroN, Nov. 26'-Represent
lives Randall and Long, of the sub com
mittee of the house committee on apprc
prations having in charge the
naval appropriation bill, had
conf rense with Secretary Chan
d en- to-day in reference to al
six months o. the resent fiscal year
The subcommittee favored q contiuna
tion of last years Appropriation bill fol
hat branch of the service, but il il
understood that Secretary Chan
dler expressed himself in favor
If some of the senate com
mittee's amendments of last seS-
sion, in respect to which the confer
ence committees were unable to agree,
Secretary Chandler will give his views
to tho full committee on Monday.
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Wisconsin OMciaI.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. T.-It was not nm
til to-day that complete returns of the
election were made to the secretary
of state at Madison. The total vote
for the several presidential candidates
" as follows: Blaine, 16l ,l47;
Cleveland, lI6,45i; st. John, 1853
Hnter, 1857; Blaine's plurality, 1863.
With the exception of the vote on preSi-
dental electors, returns are yet
| cklng from Chippewa county.
So that the vote on state
officers and congressman of the Eighth
DIS rict is as yet unknown. The board
V i'll again meet on next Tuesday to can
yass on these candidates.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Western
Union telegraph company notified the
produce exchange to-day that arrange
ments have been made with the Chicago
board OF trade by which the board
would continue Ia give market quota
tons to the company until further no
lice
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-04
Another Bank Closed.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S--The Daily News
Oarbinville, Illinois, says: The First
National bank, of this city, closed doors
to-day for the purpose of making ar
rangements to go into liquidation. De-
positors will he paid i n Iull.