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Forly-ihree School Districts.

The commissioners court have diyi-
ded h county into 43 school districts.
! The lines can br sell by reference to
minutes of commissioner court Under
the law all school districts are entitled
10 three trustees, To he elected by the
district on the first Saturday in Augu,t
In several dlstflc's there viii he more
than one school in a districl In such
cases the county Judge will a point sub.
trustees. He will also appoint trustees
| for the districts that fii to elect. The
/ county Judge has not yet secured the
blanks upon winch districts are to be
returned The law expects the trust
to be elected Just at the time above,
stated. Immediately after the elec-
non OF trustees, scholastic pOpIla-
tlon, from eight TO sixteen. must be
taken, with names and age on list,
same a Old community list. and re-
turned to county Judge. All persons
who live upon the line Of districts.
and prefer TO send TO another dis
trlct, Will be allowed to do so, and
all snch are requested to place the
names OF their children upon the list
Of the district they desire 10 patronize
Children ON county lines Will be al
lowed TO attend school III adjoining
counties n heretofore.
The county in ge will make publica>
lion as TO the return of his school hou,e
examination of tcac ers, etr., imme IL
ately after tie tir- Saturday in August
Under the law no tan can be levied upon
school districts bctoie the cond Mou-
day IN February next, aud all Districts
desiring to have au election to decide
upon taxation must apply 10 commits
sloner's c urt Dy the second Monday in
November, s. as 10 give time to der
such elect on, etc, before the time OF
leyying tie : neral unity taxes,
Done by order If court, July :. 1884.
!. w. BAKER,
County Clk McLeuuau Co.
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Has.

Dallas, July lG.-By order of the
city council twelve additional police .
men were placed on duty last night
and ,o-iay, owing to the criminal
tendencies of the negro population.
Another attempt at outrage was
made last night by an unknown negro
on Mrs. Dixon in East Dallas. Her
husband heard her screams in the
back yard and followed her as-ailant
several blocks, but the villain es-
capped.
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Whitesboro.

Whitesboro, July lG.-rhe weather is
warm. We had Il small rain before noon
to-day. Prospects are rather favorable
for more. Cotton is dong well. Corn
Is suffering on account OF dry weather.
Wheat aud oa's are giving good returns
III quantity, but rather low in price.
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Austin
Special to the Ex miner.

Special to the EX miner.
Austln, July IA motion is on foot
to open comparative telephone ex-
change.
The prospect tor 4 good yield in corn
is much better than the yield last year.
The yield in wheat In thi, county is near
double what it WAS last year. Cotton is
looking remarkably Well
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Longview, july l6.-Mrs. Mary Fond,
wife of mill hand at Il bin.ou's mill,
was bitten by tick. In reno wing il
she left the head in her sody. From
that an III er came, and she is now dying
from blood poisoning from this simple
cause
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Houston Post State Specials.


Tyler, July lG.-ln the district court
Anderson Davis, colored, YVES given
two Years for theft of hogs. Charles
Stewart, who, for theft of cotton. was
given five years last term, WAS to-day
given four years.
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the + Arc'ic record, in point oi go Il
management and success would have
been II parable ed. NJ other Arctic TX
ped on hc. ever su"nt o con -eritlv-
w,rte Is nd AT ofa third IN such 4
j. gi ! tude aud hch eyes such r-su ,
With ut Casu ltN s'uGIr ra.e Of
se ions rickLes If Lieut. nam Gree. Y
hal luu1d at the M nth e 5mi Ii +.
= und shelter and iood winch hr hat
a right To expect here. he Wou Il pro a
bly, have b ought his entire pa ~ bnc ;
to the United State in pert ct health.
MISREPRESENTATION
Denver Col, July 17-Malrom Hay
Perre, who Was ch 'irman of the Com
mittte ou IT solutions of the Democratic
Nauonal convention, during whole de
IIDeratious, AID is low here, states that
Henry Waterson, i'll his Louisville
speech last night, reported 10y the a'so-
clated press, misrepresented the motion
of Hay to strike out the word cXclusively
from the platform, Hs beng Il Protey-
zionist move. 1t was, at the time motion
was made, expressly stated that all
agreed to the truth ol the constitutional
doctrine that Federal taxttion should be
exclusively for public pu u'poses, and
that motion was made solely to avoid
any possible injury to the party from
mis- understanding or mlsu'e of
the particular word. That it was
unnecessary to complete the statement of
the truth in the sentence in which il oc-
CURED ard its retention could only there
tore be harmful. Unnecessary wards in
the platforms usually W. re the ony pro-
lection sought was from Wattrrson's
p ride in phrases.
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Ell PaSo.

Z Paso, Iuly &c. A G4ldcr, night
clerk in the Pearson Hotel, has been
suspected fpr long time aud was
caught robbiug vali>c LIST Aigh, on a
deco pr, viously arrange, aud was
ia Hell.
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Jefferson, July lG.-On last Mondi ~
might, in Precinct No. |, in tins county. a
negro girl aged Is was sitting in lrour
OF Mr.. N-wt Mccain, hous', " here ,he
VAS employed s-Ivng, When she was
hot ant lmnedia-ely killed by an un>
known person.
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Laredo.

Larelo, July 1G.-The case OF How
ard, the defauiting exagrnt, was h ard
before the MeXican court in New Lare-
do. They refused to extreditc him
and turned him Loose, and compelled
the plaiutifi in the case 10 pay the costs,
which include HoWarl's board for the
time he WIS under arrest.
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Gilnier.

oItVIdI U VI" FNIlUIntT.
Gimrr, july "A Baptist protrAct, d
meeting i, in progress.
An escaped convict named Vaughn,
sent up from Burnett, is SAID To be skulk
ing around in this county.
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London, July l7.-G adstonc stated in
the House Of Commons to-day that The
Financial Committee OF the Egyptian
Conference was ready to submit a report
to the Conference which would meet
shortly.
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o. W. DAVID. Deputy
By order:

Mr., John Lane, of Hyde Park. Cook
county. | L., aged sixty, states that after
six months suffering with gout ami rbeu
matism without relief, lie finally tried
st Jacobs Oil, the great pam cure, and
was cured.
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Cleburne,

Cleburne, July l6.-Dr. J. l.. Wagey
ha, begun work on two brick buildings
TO be erected on the site If the old jtil.
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baird |

Baird, July lG.-A fine rain fell here
o>iay, much 10 the joy of the hus-
bandman. 1t was timely and filled the
creeks.
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w eat ii eItuPl.

" alberto #. .luly lG There ave ia-
dIca' ion, otj, good ram.
Thr infant daughter OF Nh. and Mrs.
Roberts, iii tns morning.
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Galveston News State Specials.


Howe, j " H. -Hlck '.ock s-ahhet
H. nm S.Nlk severely oyer tir hrttf and
IN lie Wm> He WlS arrested ard WI.
s,and h.- tji4l.
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Does il Mean AnTth;nr.

Anheuser Bottled Beer is sold on every
steamer that leaves New lolk for Il for
eign port. |. a. Goldstein.
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London, July 17.-An Assioul dis
patch says the remainder Of the turkish
battalion here NUT MED, aud were all
di-armed. Their ringeedrrs were sent
TO Cairo. The failure of Mudir to pre-
vent an outbreak is regarded with su>-
plcIun.
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Fort Worth Gazette State Specials
Wichita Falls.

Wichita. Juy l6.-A maguific mt rain,
which was general, fyll here last night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-18

He who trys to live on "the milk o
human kindness" is likely to starve.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-18

The partnership heretofore existing
between Machon & Hertzberg is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. James
Machon assumes all liabilities and will
collect all accounts due the firm.
JAMES MACHoN.
LEo. HER1ZBERG.
" AGO. July .. l>>l. ,-Elm
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DYNA AMITERS.

s.. Petersburg, July IA plot to
blow up the palace at Warsaw during
the Cars stay. WAS discovered. a Us
tice # the peace named Barhooski was
suspected IT completely, and arrested.
A quantity of arms and dynamite be-
longing to the conspirators was also
found.
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PREP AIRING FOR WAR.

Shanghai, July 1.-THE Chinese gov~
ernmcnt l. providing for the safety of
Chinese merchant vessels in the event
OF war between China aud France.
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FOR ElGN.
AN AMERICAN LADY KILLED.

London, July l7.-An American lady
named Mrs. Edleston WAS killed in the
Permission railway accident yesterday.
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CHOLERA.

Marseilles, july 17.-Twerty-one
deaths from Cholera here last night.
II m.-Seven deaths since . o'clock
Ioulon, July l7.-Fourteen death 5
from cholera here last night.
MoNuMFNr BLowN UP.
London. July E.-An attempt was
made last night TO blow up monument
AT Salisbury erected to Lord Herbert
with box OF gun powder The pedestal
was considerably injured.
QUARANTINE IMPRACTlCABLF.
Paris. July 1.-THE Academy of NJ, d.
Iclne unanimously decided a land quar-
antne IN France impracticablc, ana that
the dlslnfectant process is I'M III acous
and lllnsory, and urges the establish
ment of cholera hospitals at all large
railway >tations.
RADICALS DENOUNCED.
Dublin, July l7-United Ireland de
nouuces what it calls "a slow liberal agi-
tstion against the House OF Lords be-
cause of its rejection OF the Franchise
Bill. 1t saws the Lords are more honest
and less preiudiced than the Radicals.
THE FRANCHISE BILL:
London, July lin the House of
rds to-day the Ear OF Wemyss moved
to consider the Franchise Bill, provided
The Government would undertake t.
prrsent at he autumn >es,ion bill for
a r,distriout on OF seats in tue House
Of Commas, Lord Shaftsbury sec
onded the motion. The m tiou was
def at By Il vote of ls2 TO l32.
RESCUED.
-. Johns. \ FIT v elve fishermen. be-
onging 10 the Glancester Schooner Abbie
" ere rescued Yesterday. iurty miles east.
ward OF 81. Pierrie island AT the point ot
Il ath. The men left their vessel in six
D pres on the morning uf July Sth. on
gourd btrks, 10 take up their trows. IL
vas blowing strong with An adverse tog.
The crews got astray and rowed about
iur thirty hours hoping 10 reach the ves-
'el, They we're headed for 81. Fierrie,
istant about two hundred miles. gong
-wo days ami nights without food. water
Dr rest. Three fishing vessels picked
them Up and took them 10 81. PIERRE.
heir Captains Morris and Cook dritted
Duf to epa
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Toledo, July 1.-THE Republicans of
the SIKH District in convention at De
liance to,day nominated Hiram &.
Glenn for Congress and James A Hol-
comb for PresidentlRl ElectNr.
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Indianapolis, July 1.-THE officers
OF the Pendleton Banking Company,
Pendleton, Ind, deny that they have
failed. Business was suspended few
hours Yesterday for the purpose oi con-
sultation with d, ,positiors. The bank
opened tins morning and business is
pre- tceedng as usual
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MINNESOTA DEMocR T. q.

St. Paul, Mimi, July 1.-THE Demo.
cratS of the Fourth Minnesota district
nominated o. g. Merriam. wealthy
lumberman OF MINNEAPOLIS, for Con
gress. state Senator GIltilau, of Min
neapolis, is The Republican candidate.
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SSIGN ED.

New York, July l7.-Julian White
Sons II Company, 56 Leonard street, are
reported t. have assigned to Geo. o.
Walbridge. They accommodated Ed
mund Yard Il Co. with notes. The firm
is in the fancy goods trade.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06
The County Election,

The democratic managers started oul
months ago to elect apart of their tick.
ct, II any means could accomplish it
They shouted fusion" TO the green
hackers who were previously democrats
they begged for 'just this time" and
they spent money with lavish hands.
We do not know, of course, but our
guess is that $4,000 was spent by them
In the county. In some parts of the
county, it was claimed that John Hale
was democratic bushwhacker; in 9TH
or parts it was circulated that he had
gone back ON the Greenbackers and was
q hurrahing for Blaine. In one neigh.
borhood, by reason Of reports, there was
one family against him because he was
q prohibitionist and another against
him because he was hard drinker. We
never heard of such desperate work
against county candidate.
BY various kinds Of work they sue.
ceeded in getting enough Greenbackers
and Republicans to scratch Hale, Wait
and Davis to elect Harris, Wynne and
McNally.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

while in the country last winter NY little
boy, three years old, was taken llwlth croun:
u seemed as II he would die from s.rnurr'
lRtion. Ono Of the family suggested the upe
OF AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL. a r,ti'c of
which was always kept in Tie hortr. this
was tried in small and tro,I.It D,s,S, H!.I
70 our delight in less tlm l..l ~, let. tho
little patient was breathing ons|y. ne doc
tor said that the CHrLLI I.tloK.L had
saved my darlings life Can you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mns. EMMA GEDSKY."
l00 West l2sth St., New York, May 10, iss2.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
In my family for sevsral years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce It the most eifectuA
remedy for coughs and colds We have ever
tried A, j, CRANE"
Lakc Crystal, NIinn., March IS, 1852.
suffered for eight years from Bronchitis,
nd after trying many remedies with 10 sue
cess, was cured by the use Of AYERS CHRR.
ny PICTORIAL. JOSEPH WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, April 8, 1852.
81 cannot say enough in praise Of AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing as do that
but for its use ] should long since have died
from lung troubles L. BRAGDON,"
Palestine, Texas, April %, 1852.
No case Of an affection OF the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use Of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and it will ARRAYS cure when tho disease is
not already beyond the control OF medicine.
PREPARED by
Dr.. c. Aycr& Co. q, Lowell, Mass.
sold By all Druggists.
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Nonsense,

You never miss the stump speaker
till the barrel runs dry.-BoSton Times.
The "coachmann seems to be the
popular "hy' in the east. EraasuiHc
argus.
The over-production of whiskey is
probably the cause Of money being tight.
- TcraS Lantern.
When ignorance is bliss it is folly to
ask the landlady what she puts in the
hash. -7crdS Lantern.
81 send You my gas BILL" was what
the stump orator said TO the election
committee. - SOmerUiUe Journal.
The sot, taking yet another glass is an
illustration of the teXt-thc spirit swill-
ing but the flesh is weak. Y0nkcrs Ga
zcttc.
When II Prohbitionist orator has wa
ter brought to him in a tin cup, people
think they can see through his little
game.-Utica Observer.
"Polecat college" is the name of n
school in Georgia. There is no reason
why good common scents shouldn't be
taught there.-Sk Pdui HeraM.
"Why do they always call young law
yers limbs Of the law pap"
"Oh, | suppose it's because they're
always broke. ~ Boston Times.
"Oh, for the wings of dove" she
sang as she was puzzling her brains as
to what new ornament she should put
upon her fall bonnet.--YORkerS StatcS-
man.
We read an item about a milkman
getting fifty quarts of milk from one
cow in one day. All we can say is that
he must have amighty deep well.-Low-
GH citizen.
Come, pretty maiden, come with
me. ~
why should come, good sir, with
thcc?'
"Why, I'm coachman, manly and
true
"Ah, that settles it. I'll come with
YOU
--BoSton Times.
GcOrgC-YeS, take up my violin for
my own amusement occasionally, but
| never play before company. Tom
Thank you, my dear fellow, thank you,
thank you:-BoSton Transcript.
A brass band is, probably, the most
mixed elias! Of men to be found, for it
always includes both the high-toned
and the low-toned, and they are al.
ways blowing about it, too.-BoStOn
Times.
a certain poetess is reported to have
remarked that she never reads her 20.
ems after they are printed. In this She
is not alone; the great public is almost
a unit in following her worthy example
-LOwH citizen.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06
The National Contest
Hangs in Doubt Be-
tween Cleveland
and Blaine.
New York, Which Tells the Tale,
Very Close, and Result Not
Ascertained.
Ford Ahead in Missouri, But Some
Counties to Hear From.
Indiana Probably Democratic.
Michigan Close Between Republicans
and Greenback- Democrat Fu-
sionists.
New Jersey and Connecticut For
Cleveland.
Ohio, Illinois, Iowa. Kansas, Pennsyl'
vania. &c., For Blaine.
New Jersey and Connecticut For
Cleveland.
Ohio, Illinois, Iowa. Kansas, Pennsyl'
vania. &c., For Blaine.
West Virginia Probably Carried By
Fusionists

As we go to press, the latest and most
reliable news is as follows:
MISSOURI.
The State has gone largely for Clcve-
land; Ford is ahead of his ticket, but
whether enough to reach the Govern
or's chair cannot now be ascertained.
Latest reports made him 1900 ahead,
but half the counties to hear from.
Warner, Republican, beat Graves
democrat, for Congress in the Kansas
City district.
Dockery is reelected in the 3rd dis.
trict.
The democrats probably carry every
Congressional district except the fifth
Ok. c.
Linn county elects whole republican
ticket, except Surveyor
Carroll county elects democratic tick
ct.
Jacobs is elected Senator in the 9th
(Chillicothe) district by about 1000 ma.
jority.
NEW YORK.
New York in great doubt the demo.
Gratis claiming it for Cleveland by the
small majority of 1000, and Republi.
cans claiming it for Blaine by 1000.
NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey is for Cleveland by about
1000.
Indiana has most likely gone demo
cratic, though the Republicans do mo-
give it up.
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut gives Cleveland about l.,
200 plurality,
THE SOUTH.
The Solid South is probably broker
by the fusionists carrying
WEST VIRGINIA
by a small majority. This is not ceTtail
however.
ILLINOIS.
Gone Republican as usual.
IOWA.
Gives Blaine a good majority. Wea
yer reported beaten for Congress b
i56.
Gives Blaine about $4,000 plurality
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska goes for Blaine by abou
1900.
WISCONSIN.
Gone Republican as usual
MICHIGAN.
Probably for Blaine, but possibly TO
fusion electors. Begole, Greenback fu
sionist is probably reelected governor
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YER'S
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are SO insidious In their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none so traed with by the majority of suffer
ors. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from trifing or unconscious er-
posure, is often but the beginning of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY Electoral has
well proven It's efficacy in forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should be
taken in all cases without delay.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06


In Thibet one woman may have two
three or even four husbands. When /,
Thibet woman wants a new bonnet sh,
has only to. let the fact become known
and the four husbands start on rae,
to the millinery store. Philadelphia
Call.
They have a man named Pyle out in
st. Louis, who drives horse car. A
horse car under the guidance Of pile
driver Is. certainly an innovation, aud
there is, probably, plenty Of punching
done on the Garland, possibly some
log-rolling. Boston Times.
A daring young dude In Bombeigh, ,
Essayed on the cornet to plegh.
He made such din
That the neighbors dropped in. ~
And the dude elum the golden staIrweIgh
--St. PAIL Herald.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

ain 1857 | took severe cold, which af,ecteo
my luIfgs. had n terrible cough, and passed
night after night without sleep. The docto;'
gave me up. / tried AYERS CHERRY P,t-
ToRAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest necessary
lot the recovery. Of my strength. BY tho
Dont cure was effected. am now 62 years
old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your
CHERRY PICTORIAL baved me.
HORACE FAIRBRoEuER."
Rockingham, VT, July IS, lss2.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

John Hale says he is going into his
old business (bushwhacking) and kill
OFF some democrats.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

Livingston county majorities: Fusion
electors 299; Ford 46l; Starklof' POI
Dixon 500.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

See official returns elsewhere in this
paper for vote on stock law and town
ship organization.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

weekly In the country
All Of the weelIlies are printed on Wcdnes
nay, the morning papers In the morning, the
iosI.DlsPArCll IN tue evening. The morning
MeeKlieS have no later date on markets than
Tuesday, the PosT-DGSpATCH has all market
quotations of Wednesday, aud all the telegraph
ic aud local news of Wednesday in its weekly
edition, because II Is not printed until all the
news IS gathered, Morning and evening week,
Hes 20 out by the same mail on Wednesday even
ing, reach the subscribers at the same time and
YET the person who has bought the POsT-DIs
PArCl has a day later paper than. his neighbOr
WHO takes morning weekly.
Ihe subscription price Is one dollar year
with liberal discount to clubs.
Agents wanted in every town IN the United
Will be paid.
the Daily Posr.nIsrATCIT is delivered by
nearly 700 agents all over the country at 10 cents
week
Subscribers at places where there are no
agents are furnished by mail with the paper at
me rate VI >N per year and m0portionately for
parts Of year
Address all communications to
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

Brooks Prohibiont received as follows Cblcobn 1l Cr,
River 81 Wheeling Rich Hill 81 Fairvw, 81 Blue Mound l. Monroe
Mooresvie o. Sampse o. jackson, Total 3d. Esbaucb received ,
Lieutenant Governor AZ.
For stock law 1926 against lS42. Majority against H.
For repeating township organization POL AGAINST a5 Majority
against, 993 y :
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06

Private dispatches received received
here to-day Thursday a, 8 p. M, say
Indiana has gone for Cleveland. In
New York Blaine is 400 ahead with
about 100 precincts yet to hear from.
West Virginia has gone Fusion, giving
Butler electors. Complete returns
from 81 counties in Missouri indicate
Marmadukc's election by 10000.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-06
The County Fusion
Wins
But Not All Down the Line.
Judge Donovan Endorsed by 1856,
A Greenback County Court Elected
Boyd, Ambrose and Gordon, Republi
cans, Elected.
Harris, Wynne and McNally Remain
in Office.

The county fusion ticket was elected,
with the exception of Hale, candidate
for sheriff, Wait candidate for prosecu-
ting attorney, and Davis, candidate for
treasurer.
Tho p,o;or;t;os oro ng fo1lou,s.