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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
.SLUGGHRS IN HIGH LIFE.
A Prize Fight to the Finish With Hard
Gloves in Wealthy New York
er's Parlors,
Six Rounds Fought, Winding Up With
Jack Masters Stretched Sense.
less on the Floor.
4 weli-Aimcd Bight-HRnder sends Mas
tcr's Head Through $500 oil
Painting.
AnIgl,toncd A0nir.

special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. lG.--A prlke-nght to
the finish with hard gloves took place
last night IN The residence OF a woll.known
and popular Fulton street business man
ON Clinton avenue, Gentlemen to the
number of over thirty had made up a
purse of Sl25 a. prize for the exponent
of the manly art, Among the company
We're several prominent officials OF the
city. The contestants were Jack Masters
of "Dutchtownn and Jack Nelson.
Nelson and Masters stripped Tor the
mill shortly before ~ o'clock. Tho ear
pets and furniture were of the richest
and most expensive Kind, and rare and
costly paintings adorned the walls
The men are each about twcuty-fnur
years old. Nelson weighs IFS pounds
and his opponent l3S pounds Both mon
appeared in good trim.
In the FIRST round Masters rushed upm
Nelson, striking right and left Nelson
was thrown TO the floor IN this round,
and, when he arose, nc was half dazcd
lie quickly recovered himself aud
showed better science than his opponent
in the second round, Which was hanl-
fought one.
Nelson had The best of the Sighting Ia
the third and fourth rounds and Masters
was somewhat Winded.
The men spared some n the nfth
round Nelson forcing The lighting around
the room Whom near a S20U on paint
ing, suspended rather low down ON the
wall, he planted his right mnd witb fun
force ON Masters face knocking him back
heavily against the painting The puei.
lists head proved too bard for the cam
vas, for Il went through 81, destroying the
picture. The finn was now at It's height,
as the contest was warm and interesting
The owner OF the painting laughed
heartily,
In the sixth round Masters was pretty
badly used up, but ho fought the game to
the close Nelson forced The dghtmg and
severely pounded his antagonist.
In the seventh and last round twas APP
parent that Masters was merely intent IN
displaying pluck, Nelson forced the
lighting and cross-counfcred with his
right hand ON Masters Jaw, knocking
him senScless to the ioOr
Nelson Was DECLARED the winner, bot
Masters was not permitted 10 go away
empty handed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
Illng Milan Mnrcnlng Acnln.L solln.

LONDON, oct. lG.-Thc Scrvians crossed
the Bulgarian frontier near Cherkoi. They
are advancing toward Sofia and are now
near the Drgoman pass. King Milan is
in command. A pauic prevails at Sofia.
Four batallions OF infantry have gone to
defend the Dlagoman pass They have
with them only two batteries Of small
field guns. There is no Bulgarian heavy
artillery nearer to the scene of disturb
ance than at Sistoria. 1t is expected that
sofia will be captured by a coup dc main.
Austria has warned King Milan that
whatever may be the issue of the present
trouble it will be useless for him to expect
the support of Austria. The railway
companies of Austria and Ilungara and
the Danubian Navigation company have
been notified to prepare for the transport
alton Of troops and munitions OF war.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
A PREACHER IN TROUBLE.



NEW YOUR, oct lG.--Thc Rev. Robert
Il, White, pastor OF the Methodist church
at Purdys Station, n. y, has been ar
rested on warrant sworn out auains;
him by Ellreda Robinson Of the town Of
Blayerack, in Columbia county, temper
ahly residing with Mrs. Goss In Sing
Sing. She charges Mr. White with hay
Ing assaulted her June /, 1881, In North
Salem, WestcheSter county The officer
found Mr.. White at his home and brought
him before Justice in the evening TO
answer the charge. The case was ad.
lourned until October 10, and the pris-
oner was released In $1,000 bail The
story Of the intimacy Of the complainant
and defendant Is that Mr. Whites wife
and the wife Of a Rev. Mr. Goss
Of Phillmont, N. v, were school
mates, and the complainant, llircda
Robinson, Is a sister of Mrs, Gosh As
Mrs. White desired some one TO live with
her and help her in her household affairs,
Miss Robinson accepted the position
She says that June T., 1884, during the
absence OF his wife, he assaulted her az
their residence. Tho 18Th OF last March
she gave birth 20 child while in hos
pital IN Albany. Mr. White admitted II
is alleged, the paternity Of The child and
agreed to pay all expenses. The affair
got out, and as q consequence Che prcsid.
ing elder OF the district appointed an 10
yestigatlpg committee 20 get Tho facts IN
the case. After hearing the whole story
they reported that Che charge was not
proved, lie consequently was c&oncr-
ated, and nothing more was done until
short time ago, when he sent statement
TO Miss Robinson for her TO sign, eNouer-
ating him for an blame in the matter and
virtually denying The paternity oil The
child. She refused 10 sign the paper.
Then Il was decided 10 bring this suit
against him.
Mr.. White b about forty-6yc years old
and Miss Robinson about twCnty-One
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
VOL. XE NO. 81.

aslcep in bod Taking an old army ride
he loaded II, placed the muRflc to lohu's
head aud blew his brains out. Re chen
loaded the gun again and tired another
charge at the head OF his liiclcss brother,
scattering his brains and blood over thc
he'd and walls Of the room. The mur.
dcrer remained at the house two
hours and then informed the ncigAhors
that his brother was dead.
lie was Immediately placed mdcr ar.
rest aud nude confession OF his crime
On the way to this city with an officer,
they mct wagon with coam
for the dead man, and johnson being
told that he would never see his
brother again replied eyes, ! win; i
viii meet him in hell"
The wife OF the numbered man stoodhy
and saw the crime, agreeing tina, Il was
the proper thing to do. She has not
been arrested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
Defrnu,Iing BrnsIi.

BpsIoN MASS, Oct 49, The ComRGr-
cial Bulletin says IL has information
through letters from Pam, OF alleged
frauds upon the Brazilian government,
through the evasion 81 tlit ak
port duty u twenty-five cents 81
pound upon India rnbber w an
unnamed rubber b0use AZ para. which IL
intimately connected with d New YORK
firm. This firm handles about foNr mii-
lion pounds Of rubber per year and rs
elasions OF the Brazilian revenue
are put as high as Sl,000,000 Win
In the past two or thfce years
It has been enabled 10 DO this 20 Z; y
said through the eonngance Of Brazilian
ohlclms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
The ambassadors want More Time.

CONsT hNTINorIE, oct. l6.-Thc en-.
hnssadors have presented Il note TO the
porte in which they say further time will
have to be afforded them so as to obtain
complete European understanding re.
speeding the Room Eleean difficulty, and
advise the sultan TO continue his peace
full policy. They do not, however, dis
pute the porte's right to send troops into
Room-Elee TO assert his rights in that
province. IL is generally believed that
the powers have advised Bulgaria, Seryla
and Greece more strongly than hereto
fore TO remain quiet. The porte's note
regarding the ornaments of Greece and
Seryia gave the powers ground TO pro.
test against their warlikc attitude.
The report that Greece had offered TO
form an alliance with Turkey is unfoundcd.
The ambassadors have adjourned their
sittngS, but win reasonable shortly,
when 1t is expected that they viii have re-
ceived further instructions from their re-
spectiye governments in relation to q iinal
decision, The porte considers the note
of the ambassadors satisfactory, but has
mtimatcd that he will not recognize the
Bulgarian union, no matter what the III
innate result Of the conference may be.
Herr Won RedoWrtz, the German embQs-
sldor, and NJ. NelidOff, the Russian Cm-
bassudor, have refused 10 receive NJ. Pet
rolf and NJ Tehamakof, the delegates who
had been commissioned by Prince Alex
ander to assure the porte that peace and
order reigned in Eastern Room-Elce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
rhren pcnnIc linnrn.

LINCOLN, NEH, Oct lG.-'lhc housc
and cattle barn belonging 20 Peter
llrngen, living near Fcthica, twenty-five
miles north of here, were burned last
night. llcngcn was away from home
at The time. The remains
OF his wic aud daughter were
found Ia the ruins The body Of his
brother was found In the barn There
are wild rumors anoat as To the cause Of
the tragedy bat no real clow has yet been
discovered. The prevailing opmioG is
that Young licngcn murdered the woman
and child, fired the premises and thcp
committed suicide,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
FRATRICIDE.

Jnmes Jolnson Blows His brothers
Brairs out
Sioux, CRY, lows, oct, No.. a most
horrible murder occurred IN West ForE
township last evening.
james and John johnson, broth
ers, lived together on farm,
John was married and James was
single man, about tweniy-oight years
old. Yesterday ihey had a house-raisiDg,
after which a keg Of beer was tapped.
The two brothers quarrcled and James
was ordered from the house. lie went
out on the prairie and remained TIL
about J. O'Clock. He thcn returned
to the house and found his brother John
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
necnming nmpailcnt.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. lG.-The Jour
nal dc st. Petersburg to-day, in COM
mcntng or the Bulgarian question,
shows signs of Impotence at the delay in
settling the difficulty and says "Russia
win not submit to the dictation of NJ.
Karayeloff, the Bulgarian prime minister,
Il the warning of the ambassadors TO
Prince Alexander, to pacify Room.Elee at
the risk OF losing the union, docs not
make Bulgaria return to reason, the fresh
conference to assemble shortly will settle
the difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
THE WORLD OF POLITICS
Foraker's Majority Dwindling Down
Hamilton County Still Claimed
by Both Parties.
The bloody Shirt Eioatcd at Columbus
c. Meyer Zulick, Arizona's New COY
crnor. New Jersey Man.
nIlnNNs NnM 0nNNnNon.
special 10 ihe Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
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who has mst Noon onnotnfod .,o,,orn',,, Nt
Nri1on, IL now Tcraoy M, ana n
nrounpnt noliticinn Ur has lon, Noon
Interested i'm soma Arilona ntn"s snJ
nftcr Ntr CIryoland,s nlcrtfon hn boy,a,
rraI.ino an cff,rt fn, ti,, .,,,,n,,,,,si,t,.
thc tnrrjtn,,v W
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,nrnt ,yas crpotrd In mont of fLe nn,n,
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n',IocL tbis nftnrnon,,. ma a riot 80
n,,ro,ylv oyotGed Snn, af,o,. ,,l,,,, 80,
ono oho1t Inc bcad,nnrtcrl cap.cd 80 hc
struny across thc stroet IN N la,,,n f,r,,,
, Moody sbirt vim no nsl,intinr t,Nn,y
Sonfb = uNcw North :, ,A Ne,,' DooI ~
.,Tho / st nf no RIood, Ci,irt ;, ~
stntcd tbotn a p n,ou cstiad ,,d
oova Inc ro,,,,uittr,, .boIf mn bor, ~, ba,,
ne shbt taken do,yn and b,, ordnr nc y
,nop,bnr Of Tho cnunnitfra /, ,Yas l,oi,,,,
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bcadn,ortcrs .rr,hbcL tbc ,,orn,a,,t a,1
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4 crowd of snvcrol b,,,,,re1 o,thoroa
and No arnotost ryritNr,,.n, 5ro,nio,i
Jhe conn.nls of tbc ~,,1n, E',,d.
nrorailad ana ,rtnr NM, iond
AN nnd ,trn,te tbn rro,,'J ,iyr.rs,',t
The venipm caused No rnolin a.
lonyo fhcir 6psjpess VIM mdnv iocrcd
thoir doors Tho Rnnnblcons Gcnonnrn
II ne an msult RON siIns ma con
dcmnod nv The better closs nf citizcns fo,.
nartiripofinm I'm - mnvc ,YI,ich In no
nrnsnnt nniiticol fcv,r,ni,,tl lc,1 f., ',y,.,.,,
loss ~ life ana nron,It,
ro,tpflrr ,.Noti,tctu rrr-pNs
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rnohicial returps IN, r,a bood az IN,
,ici,nt I'm ol,io bo,o Noon ,nc"t,.,ut nmI
snow a totaI ~ 5g aol ,,irr,li,r for Eoro'
kcr md ANNA foI uoadlv Enrakn,,e ma
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C9,mrUTtnI or rur tpo,s,, r,,y
ma ro,nr,,s ~, ,in t,,,iyinti,,, III,
continnc jndnGnitn owIn% fn tho ,mror'
taintv ne ia ia rc.mif in no,njitnn
comfy mo Ronnblicane claim fonr con
ators ana ninc rnnrc"e,toti,,as ir III,
conntv and thr Dcnoc,ats cIoir, thc
,yhnic 1oIngation fan, sonators snd ,nn
rnnrascntofivns 0niv tbr 0tIic;oi CONT
can determine the res1It
omitttno Hamilton co,,,t,. tbo cl,sost
onoirsis t6ot can ho nodc ~ tbat ma po
,,mI,iicans hoyo 'lcctaI w. no bn,sn az,
KIM n,ombors tho Dcmncrato ,a,.ty
onn. dnnhtfni Storl, cot,"ty
mo senate rotnrn" o,nitt}no ttor,iiton
conf, sbou,. pan1biionns a,,'ntao,,
nomGcrots sivtnon Tbn rynnty'
.Iistrict Which a. oivon A. IA, paI,,i,ii
can., a, mo above cn,,nt nat cnnr,'1,i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
nritish Poiitics ana lie church.

LONDON, oct. lG.--Cardinal Newman
in an address TO-DAY said the Protestant
church OF England was the great bulwark
of this country against atheism. He said
he wished an success TO those defending
the church, and that nc and his friends
would Join in defending IT, Cardinal
Newman's views are importan: IN connec-
ton with the forthcoming election for
members OF parliament, and they will be
likely to influence many votes in favor Of
the Conservative candidates
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
MARCHING TO BATTLE.
The Servians Cross the Bulgarian
Frontier--Prince Alexander
Moves on Adriauople,
King Milan Leading His Army Against
the Bulgarian Capital.-
Refuses Him Aid.
%ostilities 10 Begiu-T The Powers Must
no, W. -niense war Credit.
Fcs DE- e. POI nlood.hca.

q, "Lsl; 4,
d. fof Bioodshcd.
Via Niackay~>lS tCable to the Gazette.
LONDON, Oe,-yl6.-The strained situa-
ton in the East, occasioned by the union
of Bulgaria aud Eastern Room-Elce,
which has aroused the jealousy OF Servia,
has at last been brought 10 crisis.
Hostilities are aboutto begin.
The Servians have crossed the Bulgarian
frontier.
The Turkish troops are marching ON
Nsh Bane.
The announcement Is that Prince
Alexander has left philippopoli> and is
marching upon Adrianople, Turkey.
The Turkish war Office has issued
urgent orders for second levy of re-
lief force. The first levy was exhausted
in bringing the ni2am TO lighting
strength of $4,000 men and in reinforcing
the denudcd garrisons in Salonlca
The proposed Greek vote for war pur-
poses has been passed and 81 600, 900 has
been appropriated for the purchase of
war materials. Great enthusiasm pre-.
walls at Athens and throughout Greece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
ChnI Ilpnor. rorc,gn Ann

VALPARAISO, Oct. lG.--Gold medals
viii be forwarded through the represent.
aiiycS of the legations TO the officers Of
the different nations who followed the
Gillian army in the campaign in Peru
and Bolivia. This honor is conferred
upon Capt. Auckland Of the British, aud
Capt, Malen OF the United States naVlcs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
rIo norcotters SIN MnrliI.e.

CORK, Oct. lG,-ln spite of the cessa-
ton of three Of their number the cattle
men remain obstinate. The corporation
has granted the dealers premises upon
which TO erect pens, but II is doubtful
whether the privy council will grant the
license.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
W51OOO ulnle.

OWOsso, MIou, Oct iG.~A dcsUuet-
I've lire broke ont az Owosso last night m
The dry goods storcof Browns Mahone},
which was consumed, together with ~
l., Lewis produce store and Henry
W0odward's furniture lactory. The i'm
ter was only saved by desperate efforts
Monday uight when Howell & Casseits
engine works burned, The losses Viii
aggregate S75i0d0i Insurance, unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

have abandoned their allegiance 60 the
ring and shipped cighty-two head of cat
tie 20 England by the boycottcd steamers
OF the Cork Steamship company. other
dealers have sent i6i head Via the Water
ford route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
s Iinbo Burned TO uen,l,.

nIw YoHE, oct. re- Two children NJ
Mrs. Hamburger, residing at No 81
sheriff street, this morning tool 3 lighted
candle under the bed and set ID on fire..
The children rushed trum the room aud
Lena the uVgu-moniEh' odd baby wing on
lhe bed, was burned to DEATH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
Am IsNnlnnnn In Ilnlr.

LE0moRN, oct, lG.-Thc gen d.
armos barracks In this city were badly
wrecked to-day by an explosion caused
by an informal machine loaded with dyna-
mite, which had been concealed in the
building No one was injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
Indications.

WAsIuNGTOS, Oct. IL, A. N.-For
the West Gulf states Fair weather,
followed by local showers, variable winds,
from the east to south Ia south
erly portions slight changes in tempera.
turc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
Iron Won Enil.

LANCASTER, Pa, oct. 49, Two eXecu-
tiOns, aggregating Sl8,l were issued
here this afternoon against Watts |. Wells
& Co., owners OF the Vcsta iron furnace
at Marietta, Pa. Thor liabilities are
large and Will not be covered by their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
About to Clash.

CoNsrANTrNorIE, oct l6.-A large
force OF Turkish troops has been or
dcrcd to advance in the direction of
Nissa. A battle between the Seryian-
and Turks is imminent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

special 90 tho Gazette,
DOtStoS, TIN. oct 80. live 10
town this morning destroyed the m1r
trcss works of Latomau Is Bro. There
was a small Insurance. The los Amount
cd 10 SGAao, The origin OF the IRE 81 moi
known but 10 was probably ltoutl dr.
irctiIu iiuc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

bowler, MICu, Oct. lG An entire
block was burned at Maple Rapids at
Dight The loss ~ 1854
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

RoNE, oct. lG.--Fifty new cases
of cholera and twenty-three deaths were
reported IN Palermo yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

When everything else fails, Or. sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

IS AsHINsfOA, J,ct, fol Z A. n.y. ent
Gull states Local showers, varlhplsf
winds, preceded IN southern portions ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

trsHsss sFftsf~ r,iF--f.-..
kine Milan, thus dcpriNtng rrfNh"t hcf ifr
icxt tor recrlmipaiioh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

Mr.. Gladstone Is at present attempting
in England. lie may, Of course, succeed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
Defying the Boycotters.

conk, oei. lo.-Three cattIe deaIer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04

morning there was demand from the shorts
in all the leading shares, and the market was
active and strong. There does not appear to
be enough stocks to go around. As the day
advanced the market quoted down, the de-
mand for shares ceased and prices slipped of
easily, and the feeling was anything but
buoyant. There appeared to be considerable
manipulation. Brokers advised their friends
10 buy Western Union, saying they would
not be sorry for it ten days hence. Wall
street was positive something was going on
in Western Union, though no one could tell
what. Gould's present holdings of that stock
are said TO be fully as large now as for
two years past, and OF course
he will take care Of himself
aud it. In spite of the continued frmness
in this stock, White sold 10000 shares of it
amounts, while Slayback later went in and
tried to bid it up. An important rumor was
that New York Central and the PENNSYLVANIA
company had made an alliance against the
West Shore and would force the latter into q
settlement Of the present contest. This ac-
counts for the conspicuous weakness of
West Shore bonds yesterday and to-day. The
West Shore officials, however, said they had
nc fears. The statement OF Atkinson earn
ings for December shows net decrease of
1889, 934 and for eleven months $769, 4S0.
Northwestern earnings now are said
TO be larger than last year. The November
statement of Northern Pacific shows
decrease of S4S,213. Louisville 81 Nashville
earnings for five months, ending December
l, show a decrease of S214, 4S3 1t is not
believed now that the Wisconsin Central will
be able to arrange for Chicago connection,
but will be compelled to build a line of its
own. The present year will probably witness
as much competition for business between
Chicago and the northwest as now exists be-
tween the trunk lines east and west The
market became very stupid during the clos
ing hour, and the boom seemed to have spent
its force. The outside public appear no
nearer TO Wall street now than they were in
1884, and until they can be induced to take
hold on the long side there does not appear
to be much hope for better prices for shares.
The closing was exceedingly tame.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
ROMEIS' SEAT CONTESTED.
Hon. Frank Hurd Serves a Notice of
Contest Upon Romeis.

ToLEDo, Jan. 3-HOn. Frank Hurd To-
isy served a formal notice Of contest upon
Hon. Jacob Romeis, representative elect
from this congressional district. The dccu-
ment is quite lengthy and sets forth as the
drsi point the allegation that in Toledo a
large number Of votes were cast for Romeis
by reporters. persons not residents Of th,
city. aud enuueiStes 4 number Is so alleged
in every precinct OF every ward Of the CITY,
making a total OF 7lT. The second point
alleges that by coercion, treats Of dis
charge from employment aud intimidation
a large number OF voters we're compelled I.
vote Tor Romeis, and deprived OF the free
dom Of choice necessary 20 make them legal
voters. Instances are aidGced at various
points in Erie and Ottawa counties, making
total Of AIS votes tia. are
alleged as Illegal from this cause The third
poiut alleges that large number Of votes
polied for ROneis Of persons not legal,
qualified voters, from the lack Of resideuc. or
minority, and the fourth instance that in
several precincts OF Lucas. Erie, Sandusky
and osher counties, The same fraud,
were prseticed, making total Of nftF-
two votes claimed 10 be Illegal from this
cause. Then follows a number Of minor al
eg ttiOns Of the unlawful use Of mouev. in
o. nality in appointment % clerks % cleo
u0u, aud uou compliance With the lau as "a
keeping the tally sheets. bribery, iutinida-
ton aud corruption. The document con.
elu1es as follows: For these aud other sooS
considerations I claim that you were no,
elected as nenher Of the house OF rsure-
ssntStives Of the Uaited States for tie Fo-tr-
ninth congress OF the day Aforesaid. from
the Tenth dis;rie; OF tie state Of Ohio. ana
that vas dul! eleCtsd such member and an
entitled 70 lie seat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
CHICAGO FINANCIAL
$50 Teler-nn . the Co..

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Aside from the activity
incidental 20 s revival Of the speculative
spirit, there Is little TO note at the banks 10
the way Of new or notable features. New
York exchange vas quoted Al = cents
premium, with ouly fair outside demand.
Currency receipts to-day eXceed the Orders
for Shipment. Sterling exchange vas
stronger at Sf.slNt54 SSiS. TIE eaak
clsarinEs were $l0.SSl.S16 against 81. O5T.-
600 YESTERDAY, snd for th- week $40, los, sS7,
aEsIsss SsSO2I, S64 for the corresponding
week % 1854.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
NEw YoRA.

Special Te.eEraE 70 the Gioos.l
NV YoSx. Jan S.-At the opening this