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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

THE Cleveland Leader still insists that
Col Craig 10 q "bitter, unreconstructed
rebel" Thus arc throo years service In
the Union army outweiRhed by q single
inaccurate flourish Of an ignorant cor.
respondents pencil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

TnR supporters Of Victor Napoleon,
son Of Prince Napoleon, have Issued
IAN election manifesto declaring war
against Republican anarchy, no com.
munity with rovolutionists, and ap-
poallng for the support Of oil who are
opposed 10 the Republic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

THE nomination OF Foraker has iIs.
gruntled tho truly good Republicans Of
these parts, but 10 very pleasing 10 The
Democrats. who recognize In him suit
able victim 10 sacrince In October.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

RUTHERFORD d, HAYES has gone out
OF the saloon business. He cold his In.
terest In . frst class one In Omaha, for
$4,000. one-half Of its estimated value.
This was because Mr.. Hayes neighbor,
Mr.. Rice, "up and told on him."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain In Ave 10 thirty minutes, bruise OF
cut, without soreness. BY dealers. Cir
cular, Fredonia, New York. For sale by
Durbin, Wright n Co., o. N. Nye and =.
II. Barr druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

The distinguished u, 8. Senator from
Indiana, Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,, Ger
tides that In q case OF rheumatism In
tho back, no obtained instantan eous. re-
lief from 81. Jacobs Oh. He eays 10 10 o
remarkable remedy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

WALKER BLAINE, the eldest son Of his
father, is said to be tho most depressed
member OF the Blaine family over Glove
lands election,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

Gop 10 good 10 US after all. Sergeant
Bates, tho flag carrying blathOrekite, In
In the poor house, and tho dag Ia on tho
outer wall at last.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
sherin Sale.


Christian s'A'" o'S% Common nc ~: rIs.s S5a court c'S
M yruo Of AlAa order OF nhle Issued BY Tho elcrh
Of tho court Of Common Pleas Of hAft county ohio In
the above action, and 70 mo dirocpd. will onm fr
saie NJ public outcry n tho door of Tie court houso n
tho ciu o. Canton. STARK county, Ohio, On
Saturday, tho iith day Of July, 1885,
tho following described real eatats sliuAe IN stArh
county, Ohio, tovit part of fractional section mum
Dor n township 10, range y, bounded ~ tollows 10
ainninr nj pos at tho nouihcAgt corner of lot form
eriy owned By nylvnnua iiathhwhy and known ~ the
utone Iot And running hooe cart w pcrohcs 70
postI thsnce north ujA degrees east 70 psrohos 70
pcat nhar what wAa formerly Isaac TAyloft mill raccl
Oss SsoS' 1s nSss Sss SS "cs Sc. p @ :cSs nd SpS IS
acvrs,s yess NJ perchss tnance wcst i9h pefcicsl
ihcncs % SOUTH Win land formerly owpsd by A nmIlh
percbes 70 tho pllcs q beainnns gvna tho Same l.pd
oonyavcl By sheriff Altekrusc 70 John jacobs BY decd
dAaSd o4fober a0th, 1870 Also part Of tho southeast
QuAitef 81 section numper " " tho NO ward of q oiv
q t,nstiion and known - tract nfu fcst vide N
ront ha ferty eiah c vidc In ihe rear on the north
end Of iot poa II The ontlc's q said CIV
'..ssss rs. az. s..s sDD'..''a "'SSSSSSS ''SSS
sale V o.mmsaos at vSscsp p m renn' cssA
yANns LIKE. yhcia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
LEaAL,
SheriG's Sale.

Patrick g, Hull Order OF sale, stark ooun'
VI. " Common Pleas Court.
Dy virtue OF m order Of aAle Issued by tho clerk OF
the court OF common pleas Of stark county OHIO In the
above action ana 10 me directed will offer fOr sale NJ
public outory At tho door OF the court house. In the city
OF Canton, on
Saturday, the eth day OF June, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate In stalk
county, Ohio, towiti Known M tho east half OF tho
northwest Quarter OF section number o. In township
number III, range number B and containing seventy
eight b acres excepting the piece OF ground the
northwest corner containing the dillery and bonded
warehouse, ANA containing about 0nefouTlh OF an
Acre
Appraised At t6,di0,bo,
Sale 70 commence At O'Clock p m. Terms cAah.
JAMES LEE, shorin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Sheriff Sale.

Jacob ", Painter Order OF sale. stark county Com.
Va y mOu Pleas Court
olarino n Msn et Al)
by virtuo Of An order Of sale Issued by tho ook Of
the court OF common pleA OF stark Co, Ohio In the
above action aud 70 mo directed Will Offer Tor sale n
public oucy the door Of tho court house In tho ciy
Of Canton, on
Monday, the 9th day OF July, 1886,
the following dcacrbcd rcAl ostato utuAts in stArt
county, OHIO towit Situate IN sandy townahip stark
county And known ~ part OF tho southwest quarter
0f section woniyone township seventeen. range Aovon
and moro particularly described N toowai beginning
two chains and fy links north OF the southwest corner
Of said quArterl thenoo north degrees oAat thirty.
poyon ohAina aud ninety linka honoo SOUTH "a degrees
east Bobt ohAlna thonoc south 10 degroes woat
chAinnI thence south. ono dogree woat, Oib chains,
thenoo south. ~ dorcca wcst eight ohainai thonce
south. AZ degfeca weat 900 chains, thnnoo Aouth ~
doareoa wcat bi0 ohAinaI ihenoo south, n degroca
woa 20 chains 70 tho place OF beg nning. containing
~ i0i00 Aorta. moro on loaA
Appraised At ti0B7aB0
sale TO oommoaoo At one O'CLOCK p m Tcrmn, cash
JAMES LKK Bbartff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
saturdny, the llth day Of July, lssE.

tho following dccribcd real estate situate In aAd coun.
", to.wtt Being part u oui0t number Ocvontyclght
IN tho city of Cantnn ~ tho eAne "a shown on Geek n
map of tAd city bcgnpina NJ point whore the north
limo of West bh niooL continued westward by im bear
Ing inteneoin tho eAAt llno Of said 0ntlOt, thence
nnth with the cAa limo OF said ont lot 100 fort thence
woatwArdy and parallel 10 tho said north limo Of 9Th
street. 30 teot thonce south and parallel 10 tho east
ne OF said lot 100 feet 10 tho said north limo OF 18th
ulrcci oonunued honoo cu,wArdy 10 ioo 70 tho place
Of beginning
Appraised h t901
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

Canton Mutual rire Ina % Order Of sale,
vs. STARK county Common
rioriAn Kuam's admr ct al Picas court
Iy virtue Of order Of aalo Issued By tho oork OF
tho court " Common peah 0f stark county, Ohio, IN
tho above action ana " inc directed, will oifor for
sale M public outo At tho door OF tho court house. In
tho city of Canton ON
Saturday, the lith day Of July, 1885,
tho Following doscrbed rc estate situate IN stArk
county OHIO towiti lrowpry. and loo houso thorcto
attached on lots number l0l, l0a and loH on south
iAne OF Alliance, In said county, also the malt tn
kettles pipes tubea bands hoGu, furniture and M
tufoa IN Ahid bnildinGl matt hops grain. cooler and
bccr IN collar Of aAd buildlna famo stable standing
10 feet south Of aAd buildina. ....
Appraised at 5000
pne 10 commence n QUO O'Clock .. m TumR, cash
JAMES LEE shntn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Monday, the 9th day Of july, 1895,

the following described real estate situate In STARK
county, ONO t0.wit Part Of lot number ll0 IN what
was formerly the town of Rochester now part Of the In.
o0TpOraed village OF Navarro IN aAld stark county.
ONO, beginning Tor said part NJ point 90 foot north
Of tho southeast corner OF said lot No ii0l thence
north along Water street In said village. seventy foot
henoo ~ right AnRlea with said street west 10 the Ohio
osnaI thence south along said canal soyenlywo focti
thence east 70 ihr place OF beginning.
Appraised nj 1850
sale 10 commence At one O'Clock .. m. Tormb cAh.
JAMKs LEE. shoriif.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

Speaker Of tho HouAe OF Representatives
JOHN a, WARWICK,
Adopted March 10. 1885
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
IN. UNITED y srAIn I,!,,!' oy AMmcl, 4 ONO.

UNITED srArm op ANmRIcL. ONO, l
H oyYim or rnH hhcRHrAnf Oy State
4 JAMIE g. RoniNpoN, Secretary Of State Of tho stAts
u OhlO do hefoby certify that tho foregoing Ia true
oopy Of Joint lioaouton adopted By the aenefA As
py q !hs sIas o. Onto on The 90. so,h az Of March
IN TmriMou WHEREOF. have hsreuno aubacribed
my name, ana Afilyod my ornclA seal.
(nnLL) AtQolunbuA. tho 9th dAy OF March
.' JAMES D. ROBINSON,
apT'd oenrotAry Of BtAia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
saturday the g7lh day Of June. lss5.
Sheriff Sale.

ThOmAkHuller Order of Sale,
w. STARK O0untf Common pleaA
Louis SAuer,, Court
Dy virtue Of an or 'er Of sale Issued BY tho eorh
OF tho court Of common pleAa Of stark county
OHIO In the above action, and 10 me directed will Ooi
for aAe Ut public outcy on the premises In tho town
OF Navarro, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

Dy yir,uo Of an order Of aAlc Issued By tho Clerk
Of the Uourt Of Common PeN o stark Co., Ohio In the
above action and 10 mo directed will oor for sale At
public outy ~ tho door of tho court house In tho oity
a CAnlOD. On
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
Monday, the 9th day OF July, 1885,
Sheriff Sale.

John q Molboum )ordeu Of sale stark county
Common Pleas court
Conrad Drobnl o, al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
FORM or BALLOT.

Az such election tho y0ten In favor oi tho adoption
~ the amendment 10 section two OF article two, ahA
10 otOn two Of article two OF tho o0naltuon-YehlH
aud those who do not favor the ado ptOn OF such amend
mont shall have placed upon their ballots tho w0fdb
Amendment u section two ~ article two Of the o0nht
lulion--NO" These who favor tho adoption Of the
amendment 10 section OF article three OF tho cOnh
tuli0n shall have placed upon their ballots the WOfdA
Amendment W section One OF article three OF the con
AtntiOn -Yel' ana those who do not favor the AdOp
u0n Of such amendment hhhll have placed upon their
thfte " tho cOnhutuii0n-N0" Those who favor the
adoption 0f tho amendment 10 section two oi article
ton of tho constitution shall hAye placed upon tneir
lhlOh thu Nufuh, "Amenuinnht 70 section Two OF Ar
lole thn of the constitution and these who do
not favor tho adoption of such amendment shall have
placed upon their ballots tho words amendment W
seclion two OF article ton Of the o0nalitntiOn-Non
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

House Joint Resolution No. o7.
mn JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two.
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu-
'H tion OF the State. t7.H..f q

IN 1T RhBoLyHp NJ THn 0HNnRAL AasmmLY on Iuh
HfATI Op ONO, That pr0pOaitLns 10 nmend section
Of article H. section VI Aricla Ill and section o.
article Oi the constitution OF tho STATE OF Ohio AhA
DO submitted % tho electors Of ts STATE on the second
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
JEwRLKRs.
DRuooIBTs.
a. n pAIul

.. n BAiul
(puccssscr 70 O !. eciFo.)
puuatIyr AND rIIAi,nfAunFr-uanton u wnxe
may be found largo and well pelestcd utock q I'm,
puSod and Indigcnous DLuEa staple and refv uhuns
Tru.sss BuppdtarA COO, Combs. Dtuahcs and M.
fumsrY In sndior ynrieiy hpcoih Attsuuon 30 the
niinaof YnSncins prasoippcnA N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18
ARTICLE 4.

section =, County onicers shall be elected ON TIM
gnlaT fuEhDAr ATThR THR Flhsr MONDAY IN N0fRM
hKR BY tho electors OF each county IN such mAnnef
aud fof such torn, not exceeding three years. N mar
no provided BY law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-18

m , vpnIm ninnr anlm
gnEAsK Dil0TiiEira F|I
Own, AND MINING EN0INEKl1 AND DilAUulrlb
MHN-PiAin and Ormonth prnuHhtina and pAponl
Mouth MArkei Btruct SECOND noof, hhftcrp DloM
Canton. Ohio mh'W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06
DENIS0N.
Boycottiug the Heather Chinee Washee-
Washec Man The knights With
.ke 'LOngshOremen.
A Belt plies from Pulley and Plays
Havoc with the Machinery-A
Narrow Escape.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
DENIsoN, TEX, Nov. 5.-Yesterday a
severe accident came very near happening
at the Missouri Pacific Workshop. a
belt ran off OF the wheel, striking Charles
Redwood, young man employed IN the
shops, on the neck and giving him quite Il
Jerk. Then II few from the pulley, an
iron two inches thick, breaking 1t and al
lowing the belt 10 get wrapped among the
wheels The breaking of the pulley un-
doubtedly saved young Redwood's life, as
he would have been pulled among the
wheels and crushed to death.
The Episcopal social held at the rooms
Of ex-Mayor Boss, over Lceper, Lingo &
Co.'s tonight, was n perfect success.
Thosein attendance report pleasant time,
and Mrs. Boss proved herself to be Il
most entertaining hostess.
VIM. Gallagher, who was cut In the
throat last week, is better, and in CONVEX
ton with GAZETTE reporter made about
the same statement AZ published In The
GAZETTE from the woman, Josie Spence,
and he had no hard feeling toward West,
the gentleman who did the cutting
West has called on the wounded man.
Mrs. l.. l.. Stowe of White Bead Hill,
l. r., is the guest of Mrs. Hewitt, on
West Woodland street.
long string OF movers, numbering
sixteen wagons, passed through the city
to-day en- route TO Greer county. Their
horses and cattle were in fine condition,
and the party had the appearance Of being
wcll-to-do farmers.
Five carloads of one-ycar-Old Durham
bulls came in from the North to-day, en-
route to Fort Worth.
A slight rain fell this morning about
daylight, but the weather is clear and
pleasant this evening.
Col. Strecper OF the Colonnade is
able to attend to business once more.
George Washington, the negro who
confessed to robbing II meat market, had
an examining trial this morning and was
sent to the Sherman jail, to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
The knights of Labor held meeting
last night, and favor the strike of long
shoremen Mt Galveston. To-day the
Knights determined to boycott the Chi
ncse laundries in this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06
GAINESVILLE.
The Company Won-New Paper at Pecos-
Tho Butchers win Kick.
Special to the Gazette.


Special to the Gazette
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Nov. 5.-District
court has been engaged since Tues
day morning in the trial of Reese
A. Hays against the Gainesville
Street Railway company. The plaintiff
IS a little boy about eleven
years old. He was injured sometime in
April last, while returning home from
school, lie came in collision with one of
defendants cars and was run over, his
right leg being broken. The amount OF
damages claimed was $4,000, The
argument was concluded this morning,
aud the jury after celebrating two hours
returned a verdict for defendant.
The city council met in regular session
yesterday morning and continued in ScS-
sion until u late hour last night. The
council had up for consideration the pc
tition presented by the butchers asking
that tax OF $50 be levied on all persons
who sell meats in the corporate limits.
The object of this move was to exclude
the farmers who bring meats to this mar
ket to sell. As was predicted, the cOun-
Gil refused to levy the tax.
The election of recorder was post
poncd for thirty days, and the mayor in
structcd to perform the duties of the Of
flee until the vacancy could be filled.
The mayor was authorized to make a
loan of S6000 the money to be used for
constructing sewers in the city.
The council took no action with refer
ence TO the purchase of the watcr-works
by the city. The question Of the organiza-
ton of fire company in the Fourth
ward was laid before the council and the
necessary apparatus will be ordered
soon.
a move has been started to raise funds
with which to purchase home for Mrs.
Eoh, widow of the late Baptist minister
at this place, Mr.. Eoff, the deceased,
was young minister, Christian gem
tleman, and was esteemed by all classes
The gentlemen who originated the worthy
move will experience little trouble in
raising the necessary amount.
DIR. Jacob VoOrSanger Of Houston, Tex,
representing Hebrew orphan asylum At
New Orleans, came in yesterday and adj,
dressed the Hebrew congregation here
last might. one hupdred and sktyaol-
lars 'Nas raised by the Hebrews for the
asylum.
Mayor j, T. Smith and Hon. II. NJ.
Wynnc of Fort Worth are in the city ON
business.
The grand jury returned another batch
OF indictments to-day.
v Il. Jolly and w. NJ. Woodall left for
Pccos City this morning, at which place
they will start paper to he called "Thc
PccoS Valley"
Cotton receipts were light to-day.
Wheat receipts were large AMI brought
81 aud 6S cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06
POLITICAL.
Hill Pronounces New York a Demo
cratic State-The Negroes Voted
for Lee in virginIa.
Republican Majority Dwindiing IN Town
Quny'S Majority Increasing in
Pennsylvania.



NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--At the headquar-
tcrs Of the Republican state committee
Hon. Mahlan Chance OF Ohio was pres
emit He attributed Mr.. Davenport's de-
feat to the detection of the Blaine Irish
Republican vote and to the solid vote of
the Prohlbitionists. That the coming
legislature Will be Republican is conceded
by the Democratic state committee
Chairman Daniel w. Voorhees, of Indiana
has sent telegram of congratulation to
President Cleveland upon the Democratic
victory in New York and other states.
TAMMANY CARRIES OFF THE sPoIts.
The chief interest in the election in this
city was In the three-cornered contest be-
tween Tammany Hall, the Democracy and
the Republicans for city and county
Offices. Tammany Hall came out victo-
rious and Is jubilant. That body is par-
tlcularly pleased ut having secured the
shrievalty, which is very fat office.
The total vote on sheriff in the city
is Grant, Tammany, 1869; Jacobus, Re
publican, G5,5S8; White. County Demo
crat, 59,208. For county clerk, keenan,,
the present incumbent, has been beaten
by Flack, the Tammany nominee. The
total vote in the Office stands. Flack,
Tammany, G7,75l; Goebel, Republican,
G5,000; Keenan,, County Democrat, Co.
1913. Tammany has elected Mooney,
their candidate for president of the
board of aldermen. He polled II ,O8O
votes; Asten, Republican, So, 1858, and
Dayton, County Democrat, G9,G42 The
complexion of the newly elected board of
aldermen will he elected by the
County Democracy, by Tam
many, and 3 by the United Democracy
with four Republicans. The members
| elected by the united Democracy are of
the County Democracy antecedents. OF
the three coroners elected, Levy, Nugcnt
and Demorse, the two first were Tamma-
ny candidates. The result on the SUI
prcme court is Sedgwick, Republicans
on the common pleas bench, Booklove,
Tammany, and Strong, Republican. The
new city judges are McAdam, Tammany,
and Erich, County Democracy.
GOV, HILL sERENADED.
ELMIRA, n, Y, Nov. Gov. Hill was
screnaded by the Elmira club last night.
In response to calls he delivered an ad-
dress in which he thanked them for hav-
ing assisted in indicating him from the
charges which had been made against
him during the campaign. He congratu-
lated the party upon the fact that New
/ York Is Democratic state, and the result
showed that the Independent Republic
cans had left their party and become per-
manently Identified with the Democratic
party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06
KNIGHTS ARRESTED.
Recent Dynamite Explosions In st. Louis
Charged to the knights OF Labor.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-The police
authorities gave out this afternoon that
they last night arrested David keenan,,
w. p. Sears, Z. S. Burns and w Weather,
Master Workman Pnkerton of the
knights OF Labor, all street railway men,
for being implicated in the recent explo-
sions on the stroet-car tracks. Another
man named John Shaughnessy was ar
rested this afternoon, and the police now
think they have the entire gang. These
men are all strikers and knights of Labor
and were arrested at 2ll9
Cass avenue, from which place
they directed their operations
and where u quantity OF dynamite and
caps were found. They purchased the
dynamite In Louisville with money fur
nlshed by the knights of Labor, ostensibly
to buy food for the strikers families, but
the police claim to have Information that
the officers knew it was to buy explos-
ives. The men have confessed their con.
nection with the plot TO destroy railroad
property and they will be prosecuted to
the extent OF the law.
The plot or scheme was given to the
police by George X. Withrow, a con
ductor on the Broadway line, who struck
when the other men did. lie made himself
very conspicuous during fair week and
was twice arrested, once for assault to
Kill, for which he is now under bond
The police have suspected from his ac-
tions lately that he knew more about
the affairs and the conduct of the
strikers than he was disposed to
tell, and by various means known to
the police they finally forced him to
confess whit he knew He mndp n
long and circumstantial statement,
the material points of which were giving
the names Of his associates, the time and
place Of their meetings, that their pur-
pose was to blow up cars, and that
Weathers was the man who purchased
the dynamite and managed the explosions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06

COLORED DEMOCRATS,

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. all but
eleven counties in the state have been
heard from. From what has been re-
ceiyed, and estimating the counties not
heard from, Lees majority will doubtless
reach 10000, The Democratic gains, as
far as reported, are nearly offset by Re
publican gains. In the southwestern
counties the Democrats made small
gains. Heavy Democratic gains, how
ever, appear in all the counties having a
large colored population. The legisla-
ture, so far as known, stands: House
60 Democrats, 20 Republicans, IL not
heard from, but nearly all will return Re
publicans; Senate-30 Democrats . Re
publicans, not heard from, will proba-
bly, be Republican.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06
speeinI nnlletln for October.
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMEN
WAsMlNNToN NITN. Nov. l. 1881

SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN CITY, Nov /, 1885
The month OF October has been colder
than usual in the districts east Of the
Rocky mountains, and II has been warmer
in the Rocky mountain regions ana thence
westward TO the Pacific coast; the line of
normal temperature extending from Man
itoba southwestward TO New Mexico
The onlySportion Of the country east of
this line where the temperature was
above the normal is the northern portion
of Maine, the station at Passport showing
u temperature above the average for the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-06
iowa.
CUTTING DOWN THE REPUBLICAN MA
JNRITS


Deg MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 5.-The
State Register has returns from seventy
Que of the ninety-nine Counties in the
state and pretty definite returns from the
Others, and partial returns from ALL The
returns cut the Republican majority on
the state ticket down to 5000. The final
returns may vary this thousand up or
down. The Republican majority in the
state on governor two years ago was but
1892.
The Register has definite returns from
every senatorial and representative dis
trict in the state. In the house the Re
publicans have 80 members, the Fusion
lists 80, the Independent Republicans ,
doubtful l. The senate stands Repub-
licans and 10 FusioniSts. The official re-
turns cannot vary these returns more
than one or two. OF the twenty-four
senators elected the Republicans elect
10, the Fusionists .. Several members
are elected by very small maiorltics.