The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-11-12
POLITICAL.

nome IN BuualO ana vOteu the btrhlgnt DenO-
cratic ticket in the Ninth Ward A dispatch
from Buffalo says: @The President arrived by
special train on the Lehigh Valley Railway. He
was accompanied by Wilson S. Bissell, his late
law partner, A. W. Stedman. chief engineer of
the road, and John NJ Jeter, Doorkeeper of
the Capitol The President is looking finely,
and the party played pleasant game of Sixty
six from Hornellsville to Buffalo. All along
the line of travel large crowds gathered, and at
Darien fireworks were shot of. but the train did
not stop Only moderate time was made on the
last part of the route At the Buffalo depot the
President was met by crowd, but no demon
stration was made"
The amendment to the constitution
of Ohio to abolish October elections was car
ried by q majority of $4,000
A. p. Edgerton, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
and William L Trenholm, of Charleston. s.
c., have been appointed to the places on the
Civil-Service Commission made vacant by the
retirement of Dorman B. Eaton and DR..
Gregory.
The President returned to Washing
ton Immediately after the election in New York
A Washington telegram says: sHis face wore a
broad smile all day and he feels that his admin
istration has been indorsed by the State
of New York kilograms to confirm
his opinion have been arriving all
day, and the President feels that his
policy has been approved by his party.
Upon reaching the Executive Mansion he went
Immediately to the library and found two or
three hundred kilograms congratulatipg him on
the result Of the election in New York State.
Before reading these the President wrote and
sent to Governor Hill telegram warmly con-
graduating him on his election"
Boston complete gives Robinson, Re-
publican, for Governor, S,2G; Prince, Demo
crat 23,e15; LAthrop, Prohibitionist, 1856;
Sumner Greenbackcr, ca. Princes plurality
4,n9
Following is the complete vote of New
York city for Governor: Davenport, -, 446;
Hill, l23,7l4; Hill over Davenport 46.26S
Complete returns from Brooklyn and Kings
County give Hill $3.50; Davenport A.
$50; Hills majority, 9,6S7 Whitney Dem) for
Mayor is elected by II, 024 majority
Full returns In Connecticut show
that the Senate is Republican by 10 to IL,
against II Republicans and-7 Democrats last
year-a Democratic gain of 4 The House
stands 100 Republicans to III Democrats, In
dependent and l Labor. The Democrats
make gain of % in the House, and the Re
publican majority is reduced from II to 10, and
on joint ballot from 81 TO IL.
Grant, the Tammany candidate for
Sheriff of New York, was elected, defeating
both the County Democracy apd Republican
candidates Following is the total vote: Grant
CTammany), $3.50; Jacobus Republican)
65, SIS; White County Democracy, 59,9OS
Complete returns from every county
in Pennsylvania, give Quay Rep) for State
Treasurer, 64,962, and Day Dem.) 20,S35
Quay's plurality over Day 44,l27. The
Official return of the vote for Congress-
man In the Nineteenth District of Pennsylva-
mia, to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
William Duncan, show plurality of $3.50 for
Swope Den-) over Blair (Repl
The President appointed Dorman b.
Eaton TO be q member of the Civil Service
Commission, in place Of Judge Thoman, whose
resignation was accepted to take effect Nov. l.
The appointment is but temporary one, how
ever, as il is proposed TO appoint permanent
successor to Judge Thoman in short time.
The vote of Massachusetts,, with two
towns to hear from, is Robinson tisp.), IL, 800;
Prince Dcm.), 9o,ls3; Lothrop Pro), 4,5s2;
Sumner Qaborl 2,lS4.
The Prohibition vote in Nebraska is
more than double the St John vote of last
year. There are gains everywhere except in
one county. The Prohibition Superintendent Of
Public Instruction was elected in Merrick
County. Superior gives Prohibition majority
over both Democrats and Republicans on the
county ticket
President Cleveland. in en- interview
with q member Of tho editorial staff of the
Washington Posf, expressed himself az follows
in regard 70 the reorganization Of the Civh
Service Comuission:
The reorganization Of the commission was
made necessary by the resignation OF the men,
beers az the old board. In snob reorganization
Il seemed 70 me that friends Tor the cause could
be made I'm the party TO which I belong.
end which 10 at present. to large en-
tent charged with the enforcement OF
the law, by changing the politioni complexion
OF tho commission This view was, I think