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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

A dashing Washington widow, who had re-
Ceived marked attentions from y very pppu-
lar and gallant phv,ic n, found herself sud
denly deserted. Her E,culapius aged o.,
was completely enthrslied by hcsuty Of j.
and on Christmas morning the wedding took
place wi'h all due pomp. Wormwood tor
the widow She swallowed it bravrly, wore
sn unisunted 'front.' and was among the first
to ofer hurried congratulations TO the happy
pair. The conversation turned upon Chris:G7 rs
gifts, and the bride said, laughing gey'y
"All my wedding prr'euts were cent iuat
before Christmas 50 on Christmas morning |
had not single git "Ahl nv dear, that
is cruel, YOU had me. said the bridegroom,
reproarhWllv. Before the pretty bride could
answer, the widow eyes grew dangerous
and, swinging slowly her large tan, she mur.
INJURED surely, my dear Mrs y, you
should be more than satisfied, for you know
antiquities are sIl the rage y the aw al
silence following, the widow rose. carefully
arranged her draneres and bowed her adicu
in stately serenity. DR.. y. ami his bride
never returned her call
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

Joseph COppn, q pioneer aged "a years
died AT Pleasant Ridge near Dayton, on Sat
urdsy. When he went to Cincinnati, in
1906. it contained 700 inhabitants and fifty
log houses, and the value Of the entire city
was $500 and it was only tor the want OF
$3.50 cash that he dij not buy the halt OF the
town, rs II WAS then 0 ofered in the market for
that sum.
Before going to Cincinnati and when in
New York, in December l799, he walked in
the iunersl procession of George Washington,
and again in 1904 took similar part in the
ob.euuies Of Alexander Hamilton. He as
sisted in tearing down Fort Washington in
1903, and preserved some Of its nails aud the
huge iron lock OF the main gate.
If his wishes are regalded he will be buried
in a wooden case that he made three years
ago. and which be denominated "Ihe great
American coffin" 1t is Of dressed pine with
three panels on each side snd one at each end,
aud has iron handles 1t is painted in patri-
otic colors, the base being red, the panels
white and the top ledge blue, The lid is en-
tirely decorated with stars and stripes The
old gentlemans photograph is placed securely
on the lid, and under it is miniature flag.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
LdGONHI NoIkS.

Mrs. Joseph Kelley has been suffering with
neuralgia in the face TOR some time.
Mrs. Chss. +. Jackson is still very sick
with fever, but is thought to be slightly
better. Her mother came from Pennsy sylvsna,
on Saturday last, to stay during her sickness
Mr. Wilson and wife, Of Agosta, Marion
county, O.. are visiting his sisters Mrs. ". B.
Locke and Mrs. A. 5. Nunday.
Riley FryDurger, well.known young man
here, mas joined me regular army for Eve
c. W. Morrison was laid up good part Of
last week with malaria.
Ms. A. X. Smith is very sick with lung
fever.
Hugo FriedIauder, OF Barren Island, New
York city, is here visiting his former home
and friends He locks well and appears glad
to get back.
Charlie Bowers, young man employed by
r,ous loss, as ne thinks, recently. Some
months ago he went to Virginia to visit bis
home, and on returning brought v ith him a
hne specimen Of the dog species, a rat terrier
He valued II highly aud was very careful OF
It's wrl'.re, but one morning recently, Mr.
Tayenner started on bis round with his meat
wagon, and the aforementioned "doTg" fol
lowed contrary 70 orders, and somehow got
under the wheels Of the meat wagon, and a
corpse was the result whether premeditaed
suicide OF al accident, will perhaps never Os
known, but Charlie, IN his g-iet, considered
himself dog.ged sight poorer than before.
Rev. ". ]. Shuey, Of Dayton, preached oD
Sabbath morning and evening. Al 1890 his
text WAS from Romans s. and 5 and s, a very
practical earnest sermon
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

THAT B5skius is perfect brute to bis
wife, she WAS saving to her husband. "Ii
| were she | wouldn't stand it much Longer
can tell you
"Wcli, Boskins seems to be clever sort ol
a fellow. didn't suppose he had anything
Of the kind in his nature
"Poor Mrs Boskins hns Just worn her life
ont waiting up Tor him to come home nights
She went through his pockets last night, and
what do you suppose she found
I'm sure don't know. He may have had
hundred different things. What was it, my
dear
"A writ of ccr,iorari 80
"lou don't say-the hOrrii brute"
And then he said 10 himself. 81 wonder
how II tastes, anyhow
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

The l. b. 4 ", in connection with the C.
+. l., "DanyiIle through route" Will run "A
special excursion train, leaving here At 3 20
p. m, Monday. Nov. .. and arriving 10 Chi
cago at 80 tht next morning al the low
rate OF $500 f. the round trip. THIS will
he the last excursion Of the season, and per-
sons wishing to visit the Guden City OF the
West and its numerous attractions, should
not tail to take advantage OF this opportunity.
The entire train, both coaches and sleeptrs,
will run through, and berths can now be Sc.
cured by calling on the ucke: agent at The
Union Depot Tickets are good until Nov
2lst to return. d. II. RcCHE, Gen'l Ag't.
WV. EEFfERaAS,
Ticket Agent gO,s
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

Mrs. Bell. c. Hustler, daughter OF the late
:. o. BiukIey, and widow OF the late 5. +.
Hustler, and who had been a resident Of Troy
tor the past forty years died there oct 2G,
after a long illness, but had so far recovered
as to be about, and her friends hoped the re-
covery was permanent Sunday she was
feeling unusually well and in company with
friends took 4 long ride into the country. and
upon ber return home expressed herself as
much better for the trip. During the night
she was taken severely i'll and died in few
fOur-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
DIsTTNG UISHED TOUNSNEN ~
NFW NORk
Interview WIN john Bookwalter on Ill,
observations Abroad.

observations Abroad.
The New York Tribune Of Sunday says
Captain \. y Bushnell, Of Springfield, |
Ohio, chairman Of the republican state COM
mttee under whose management Judge
Foraker was elected gov, ruor OF Ohio, is at
the Fith Avenue hotel, and will remain u
New York several days on business. Tie is
wealthy manufacturer Of agrc .lura imple-
ments
The same paper says OF Mr. Bookwalter,
who has just landed from Elrope, and will
be here this week
IANod Mr.. Book walter about his oh.crya-
,iuls abroad He said "l have made most
|, OF them tor my personal information. don
betieye Gaze to rep'ht my eNrer ehce Of two
or three years ago. Go my retuin then tom
n foreign tip exprr. the l,''- that India
would outslr.p the United States rs wheat
producing country. | was rouuily and
| sou1iy bera'ri as unpatrioric. Yet the
| growth OF the Indian wheat production has
| justified my prediction, Which was made
| purely for the beceGt OF the people OF this
! country, so that they might know what w 5
| coming Within a few wee - the Announce
meut Of floods il the vicinity Of Bengal sent
| the price Of grain mp or 3 ccu,- on the Chi
Cago and NJ OWaukec exchanges. The operators
| have learned that the wheat fields Of the
orld are not in America. Indis, Egypt aud
Australia are to be- the great producing couu-
tries OF the globe. The agricultural hboter
in India works for about SIX cents II day
The American iarm hand IN no more con.
lete with MIN than a cookie shell could stem
An ocean tide. hsve had some rich expert
enCes among the lanJrers OF Europe. ! hay,
gone among them "a lb1re-, eaten anC
worked with them for days st time. raI
a sawmil IN Bohemia with them Tor thre
weeks and have seen all luases Of their IN
in the closest observation No, ! shall no
tell what | learned. But it ali tends II
strengthen NY belief in the ultimate unih
cation Of the human family
NJ Z okwalttr told me that what i'm
pr ss,d him most in Europe was the enorm0u
amount and accumulation OF wealth every
. where. alt il piled up everywhere 7her
is no end to it. The graa, bulk o. it il idl
aud dormant, seeking inv ,meut. Why
when the Egyptian loan was offered they ha
hundred tim as much moIey rs ~
. wanted offered before they were ready t.T !
: The Nanche1er ship Canal i. being bui
Under aus that are ACKNOWLEDGED viii u,
be largely remu-erative to investors yet the
have had money literally thrust at then
= Lancashire alone subscribed $1,000, 600 ste
= ling. They are eaten up with money or
| there.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

A singular iuCIteur occurred last reek at
ta,hio ntDle marriage IN Washington. The
groom dropped the ring, which rolled away
and was not found until after Il long search
After the marriage and when the newly we'd
ded pair were about taking the tram the risg
was again lost and stayed lost for several
hours The bride found it in the folds Of
her travelling dress. Friends OF the bride re.
gard the incident with misgiving.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
LOCAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Mary A. Daley, OF Tuukhsnnock, Pa g,
was afflicted for six y'ars with asthma and
bronchitis, during which time the best physi-
clans could give no relief. Her lie was de-
SPARED OF, until in last October she procured
II bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery, when
immediate relei WAS felt, and by continuing
It's use for thort time she was completely
cured gaining in flesh fifty pounds in few
months.
Free trial bottles Of this certain cure of all
throat and lung diseases a Charles Ludlow
drug store. Large bottles S..
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

The best blood purifier and system regu-
stor ever placed within the reach OF suffer-
ing humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inac-
tiyity OF the liver, bilOusness, jsnndice, con-
shpauon, weak kidueys, or any disease Of the
urinary organs, or whoever requires an appe-
tizer, tonic or mild stimulsn,, viii always
find Electric Btters the best and only certain
cure known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed TO give entire salts
faction or money refunded. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by Charles Ludlow.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

An English exchange records remarks-
bic case of suspended animation. A glrl
named Newell apparently died and was
placed n ii coffin. Just be'ore the hour fixed
tor the funeral she gave signs Of recovery,
and physician being summoned she wss re-
turned to consciousness and ultimately to
health. Shs had very narrow escape from
beng buried alive.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

une cf the largest baggage cars OF the c
g., c. 4 !. stood for two hours today in the
yards being emptied OF It's burden Of scenery
which Is 10 be used tonight at the Grand in
the presentation OF the great play Siberia
Everyone who has ever seen "Sioeria" is loud
in prsisiog the artistic effects OF the produc-
ton
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
Funeral of Mrs. jay ". morrison.

Mrs. DR.. Jay W. Morrison whose recent
protrscted Illness has been sorrowtully
watched TOR 80 long terminated in her death
at the residence on South Yellow Springs
street on Saturday last.
Mrs Morrison, formerly Miss Florence T..
Cawley, Of Detroit, comes from highly re-
spected family Of that city, but mother s
loving care and husbands afectionste at
tention could not lengthen her days longer,
and her lite went out and away from hus-
band, mother and host OF Springfield
friends despite all that could be done The
funeral will take place at 10 o'clock tomor-
row, Rev. Wikinsol officiating.
Services will be held at the residence, in
terment at fsrnclld.
The pail bearers selected are; George
Leedle, Paul Stsley, Chase Stewart, Charles
Lsedle, W. +. Cushmsn and Dr.. Kennsn.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

The best salve in the world TOR CUTS
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
CornS, and all Skin Eruptons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
anteed 70 give periec, satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 21c. per boz. For sale by
Charles LUDLOW.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

DR.. and Nine. Van Norman's school for la
dies founded 1851 will reopen October Ist,
at 3Io West 57th street, New York. Special
advantages in music and modern languages
Reference: Dr. f. Y. Van Norman, Spring,
6eld, .. 2s5 If
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
j. Il. Emmett at the Urand.

On Wednesday evening Nov. 4th, Spring
field people can have the pleasure OF seeing
the great Joe Emmet at the Grand. lie car
ries his orR orchestra to play bis new songs,
OF which he has many, He will this time
play Fritz 10 Ireland" TIE Times, Of Troy,
n. T., says:
K. Emmett has always been enthusiast
caliy rs Jeiyed in Troy, and last evening, when
he appeared at Rands opera house in bis
most successful play, Fritz in Ireland, "
proved no exception. The interest in his ap-
pearauce was manifested, as 1t will also be- to-
night, by al over-crowded and highly pleased
| mouse.
Seats now on sale at Usual place.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

DR.. Hays, president Of Washington college,
Pa, claims DR., Wilson's Discoveries ms ,he
missing links
DR., CraPg, president Of J ticrson college,
Pa, claims DR.. Wilson gs the most remark
able man he ever met
Prot. II. Phillips teacher of languages in
Pittsburg F'm,le college, claims D.. WlIsor 3
Discoveries to be worthy Of irv's iga'iou by
all lovers Of science and humanity
DR.. Walker, thirty years head physician iu
South BD-ton Insane Asy lum, claims Dr.
Wilson's Discoveries as the desideratum IN
medical practice.
DR.. B'ntlv, Of Providence, R l., claims
that Or. Wilson's Discoveries will immortal
iLe his name.
These are but n few OF the many testlmou-
ials
Attend his lectures az advertised IN thi.
paper, and seek him while he may he found
at the Lagonda house. Come eally, or you
are liable 70 be delayed in waiting. 20,"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
Seats now on sale at Usual place.


At about 10 o'clock this morning Mrs.
Henry Sellers 10 attempting to get out OF a
sprisg wagon on NOsth Mechanic street, fell
and received a painful sprain. A physician
was called and due attention given. The
lady 10 doing as well as could be expected.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

To the Editor Of the Globe Republic.
To decide bet viii you please state what
month and date last season tna' IOe EIumpl
was here, and at what opera house
\. &. aud +. +.
Answer Emmet appeared at the Grand last
season in May, between the 10Th and 3Oth
supposed to have been on the --lh.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

10 this mornings issue mistake occurs in
regard u the postoftce arrangements. The
registered letter window Will close At $50 p
N, and the balance OF the office at :: 30 p
m, but letters be mailed a. late $50 p. IN
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

W. 5. CashmAn will maxi cub1pt photo
graphs irom this date uDui tno ~.rl5, tor
s3 80 per tUzcn. You now have an orpor-
lunity 20 get work from Eu artists studio.
Don't fail to psrtake Of the rare cfanc. TO
get an srtls,s production. Bring your chill
dren in the forenoon, when !, is 10, so
crowded. 2H3lf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

For neat fitting ladys or geurleman's
custom made shoe, go 20 Joseph Hruzs. y
East High street. Fine work Il speciality and
\ good fit guaranteed 2g5u
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

Dr.. Smalley would iuf.rm the pooale o'
Springfield snd y!ciuity that he has opened
Dental psrlors over Morrow fruit store, cor.
Market and High sts, and would respectfully
solicit a share Of their patronage when IN
need Of dental services. Cu
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

A document that HIS come down from the
middle ages, thus tells how TO mskt thunder
Take one pound of sulpur, two pounds Of
willow carbon and six poun ls Of rock salt
ground very fine ia a mat Ola mortar; place
where you please in covering made Of fy.
ing papyrus 20 produce thunder. The cover
ing, in order to ssce0d and 4 mt away, should
be long, graceful snd well filled with this
powder hut to produce thunder the covering
should be sh9rt and thick, and half full.
Two young men OF Confluence, Pa, one
day last week made wager as TO which OF
them could suck" the most eggs. One Of
them disposed OF forty and the other forty
one. This breaks the record.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

The Cincinnati CommrrcIsl Goz.tte is the
leading repubcan paper Of the west; nov
is the time to sutscrb', Delivered to any
address tJr % c.s per week
&c. FALgs Ageut.
At c. Il. Pierce Co., - SOUTH Market
street, SpriugheDd ONO. rot.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

NAETED--Soung ladies' 10 buy our s2.25 hns
~ kid shoe; other shoe men sell them 81 81
Tvnch, 81 Wet Main. IsS II
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02

IANTED-You men 20 call and see our y "
" hue dress shoe other shoe dealers sell them
e2.5O, Lynch, 81 West Main. ES'u
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-02
LOS T

NOR -ALE-Lsdiss' fne dress shoe for s.; other
I dealers sell them a. 81. Lynch, 81 West Main
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14
PACIFIC COAST.



TACOMA, W. T., Oct. l3-M. Ksuf
man, James Wickersham and II. G.
tatrick we're appointed committee
from she Tacoma public meeting to
confer With the Seattle committee on
the anti Chinese movement next Thurs
day. one of the objects being to have a
torohlight procession in Seattle. The
anti-Ch.nese movement ia progressing
linelv.
what walters Did net Find.
San JosE. Oit. H.. A gypsy bsnd
with one Birrh6eld at the head 10 re
ported at the police Office as having
stolen $3.50 from fruit Or over nance
Joseph Walters. They induced him to
oury bis. m ouey and then sent him Of on
Wild goose chase to Oregon promising
large sum Of buried tressore. Ga bie
return from Oregon be found neither
the Rypsies nor the money.
Held 20 Answer.
OLlAriA. W. T.. Ost. I3-ThA case OF
the Territory Va. IL. r. Seoecrafs end
Birdie NJ ,xvell, charged wi.h adolts ~,
Vas on trial before Justice X sady yester.
day An today aad resulted in both d.
fendsnts being held to answer at the
next tern Of the DISTRICT 90 art.
shipplag IaseiIiseaee.
sAs FBAscIsc Os. Is ARRIVED
Steamer Mexico, fron Seattle.
S4iied-Stesmer Empire. for N n
aimo: British ship City OF Hsnk,v. fer
AstoFta.
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NORTHWEST
CRACKER COMPANY,
SEATTLE, w. T.
Is now Ready for Business
For Sale.

THE ocCInESTAL sAwMrLI. AT
] Lake Union. Esrfh Seat le. Bald
ing and machinery also ssx lots: 10 Be
sold to-~ther OF separately. Capacity oi
mill. 70 90 feet per day. Auply %
O. i5dw J. N rink,
wsshinst n f-cn wasks seatsie.
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WANTED.

ExERGETic. SUCCESSFUL soLlc-
n isorA Arpiy In peFson or b. letter.
70 J. X ELDE0kI~, General Agent care
Thompson Miekei & Co, lea Commercial
STREET. Seattle. ". T. oefduim
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For Rent.

THE FLAT or EIGHT ROOMS OVER
1 the Maephersoa Grocery Store. en- NIL
sfsse6 Appg ~ IL ssoFA ~
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MRS. w. j. BLACKWELL,

TACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
4 log from life, still life. sketching tren
nature. repoussa, etched. electrOtyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
in clay and gutta percha, lenc' usta. tapes
try and lusler painting. Clay, metala.
tools. luster colors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished 70 pupils China nred
for amateurs. myS
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A South Carolina Jadxe hes decided
thai 10 10 no srias 10 steal vaessnsaee1
eeoa the visA
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co TO JONES 4 ARTHUR

UNoR GENERAL J0BBING AND RE-
II pal ing Of al light machiaery.
Clocks. locks 6 ins. umb elias. furni-
'ure etc repair /: r-xnrs hood. Ming
and grfn ding sone: ut nsils made To or
re-. Subtraction gusrAlteed- We have
pst rece we'd 8 90 18th Of tools from the
T. IS, and are Row prepsref 70 do vork al
lswest iisleg r. tea. Give n cali
Front ssrses, two doors south q rackes
Factory ceis I'm
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The ny h said 10 have Q capacity 70
jump 30 sipes 10 ovu leneth- Anefi-
can bsak offsials zoe rssisias - Oan-
a1a are Ros diea. h1t-. Well -
have fereosssa the distance froo Mon
srssl 30 Ottawa
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Sick headache, hsbi uai co-nveae~~.
pains In bsck ant iimhs, ,oss OF appetite,
Dad breath and taste In the mouth. etc
entirely cured NJ the use Of
i7l| RECON PURIFIED;
SPF UNOER RS
IilII33 LIVER; ;l35!I lI1G
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Furnished House 10 LET

THE HOUSE IN KESNY BLOCK. No.
liz Columbia stsee'. Pa~se-rinn Tfyen
Nov. l. App N SAMUEL KENNY or
HENRY FOSTER on D. emises. o@otnoi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

AN ENERGETIC. INTELLIGENT
n young uas. who l. not afraid Of
work SALARY Ga sranteed. Inquire Of or
sd1iea x. v. B.0~LOW.
Moth end Third street. cor Pine teaftle
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WANTED.

RY A YOUNG LADY FROM THE
- Ea-; I'm expsrienoed b1ok-keepert. a
position ., book - PER. cAsr Ter or clsrx
z I'd rife enees furn she'd Address {" n
r.. Hov 40 lesftie
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SALSsNaS CAN ADD Al LINZ. .
~ small ssmplss One trsvelsr. On or
Trip In 1851 . Oregon and Washinrton'
issl. New York, ia
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Girl Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL TO Do GENERAL
~ homework ; an American preferreS
App.y 81 re-ideDes Of n. n. LkWIs. cor.
ner Fourth ard James 80
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HAxrLroS COUNT.
LUCAS COUNT.

ToLEpo. Ohio, Got. i3.-1he vote 70.
day averages 10 to Is per cent less than
that Of last year. Inc Prohibition vote
vas small in the city and showed
scarcely any increase. The returns are
coming 10 very SLOW on aesoant Of the
large number Of scratched tickets. bot
the indications are that ths Rspabil-
cans have elected most OF their cpuutv
ticket by somewhat decreased piu-
ralities from last year. Exceptions are
made IN the coanty sheriff and the req
resentasivo. Brumbach, II publican.
for representative, IL believed to be
elected by q ANAL plurality.
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ouyAHooA COUNTY,

CLxvELAsD. O,t. 13-rbe indications
are that Foraker szs carried Cleveland
and Cay shoes ooonty By sbost 200
sad that the kspub iioan oouuty ticket
,s eleNsd by vsryias m siorities- All
ever tho Western Reserve sabstanti.l
X spo sliosn gains are shown, and IN
only one town. Oh .riin. has the Psohi-
bitten vote caused Rspu oiican loss. 4
fall vote Vas polled here, tbs election
being without inetdeot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14

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