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New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
REPORT oN ANrLcHINEsE AGITATION.

WAsHGNGroN, oct. 21.-GovemOr Watson
squire of Washington Territory, has special re
port to the secretary OF the Interior upon the antCLi-
neso agitation iu that Territory. The Governor says
that there has been much agitation on the subject Of
forcing tho Chinese residents 10 leave the country par
tcullriy iu the counties bordering on Puget soOud
several public meetings have been holi at which we're
present delegates OF the Knights OF Labor, ana violent
ana nceudary speeches were made The principal
point for these demonstrations has bcon at Seattle and
there has been a great deal OF agitation at Tacoma
Thus flr there been outbreak although serious
trouble has been thrca ened The persons accused OF
Killing the Chinese hop-pickcrs near Seattle have
been arrested and one l. in jail under indictment
for murder the first degree strong Efforts nave been
made 10 intIudate CulLrsr employees at The Franklin
aud Newcastle mines AID many II TIE Chinese are
leaving IA To.
These places are now quiet, but the coal companies
are g NIou- In regard the safety Of their property
The Chinese Consul at san Francisco was Informed mat
the persons accused Of numbering Chinese h1d been ar
rested The Governor y- that II has been his desire To
maintain order without the employ &enJ or troops Oy
the government, and strong OrgauLtun or the uotrr
class VI citizens seattle has ed itself under tue
law for the preservation Of peace. The situation has
been Improving from day to day and 10 is concluded that
no necessity exists Tor calling upon tile military arm OF
the Government. II IL not Improbable thar other de-
yelopmcuts the part Or the awless echo1t may oc
cur on OF about November /, wneu tho period auUWeh
by The autC Aiuce committees FOR the Chinese 10 de-
part Will cxprc. II serious trouble arises the secretary
will be informed by telegraph. and n troops should De
required there ample force at vancouver BarrHcks
within hours Journey Of the disturbed JcalUy,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
FOURTH CLASS PosrMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-The Postmaster Gen
cral to-day appointed the following fourth class post
masters:
Nerc- rort-At Easton. Ehen c. Allen; Stony Creek,
,pof, ~ Alien Pond Tdy, Jacob Miller CrarS Vile
william Fick; Ghent. Elliott \. Garner
Adc-Jerscy-At Merchantyille. Gotteb c. Mick
Ic,nSgIrania-A Coal Valley Thomas Cain.
Mt XyrGG%; William sds b. NSrs@ ES"snaw'
Mainc-At Prospect. John +. Libby.
clark; Newport Centre George ID. Percy; Craitsbury
S"rth Giarcndon, schuyler Mason; Benson. BY
ron A. Carter; Clarendon Springs, Andrew
More, Wlili.ion. :, Miss Anna J. Burke;
Il. q. Porter, West BrattlcbOrO Henry A. atOckwen
-aXton River. william H. Campbell Gray sNille Austin
sonve, Willard H. Grlswold.
MassachHSctS-At Wales Ozro p. Royce: Warner
vile, Jonn studey Brookhed. c. b. Carpenter;
Fiskdale Parker O. Hooker; GIanitevic. Russell 5.
stoddard; shirley Seth II. Holden Cohassett Joseph
81 John; Berkeley, Hercules Deani CharleHont'
Te,messee-At Port Royal. Thomas NJ. williams Black
Kenitcky-At Htndman. J. b. Rchrond; Thomson,
Harrison r. Thomson; sPradlns' Mrs. l. 4; spradinE
De Wilson Howard Peach Grove. = g. Ware Ware New, T
stantine, Robert 1. MoGufn.
OhiO-At iberia. Mrs. Agnes f. Noe; Chesteryille,
Hdiana-At Parkerton. Bert II. wattles; North
Webster. John ~ Ketrng; Etna Green. Samuel Meck :;
Caypool George Ketchum; GraNolton. j. W. brown
KmgsDurg, Daniel Shaw Otes, Matthias Seberger;
smiths Valley, James NJ. Thompson; Carmel. Eli G.
Bnford New Carlisle, John g. Davis Wanot. James
L. McCay La Paz Winfield l.. Johnson; Inwood, Chris
tan Fisher; New Paris. :. j. StOutenvicw; Eenton
Elisha Long Middeburg, William Hoover, Milersville
David r. Vert.
Mchgan-At Remick. Ulman Edgar Stuart.
HtScJnSiH-At Bluff. Hans A. Grace; Cobb, Edward
=. Thomas NOrthheld, Mrs. A. NJ Cady Waterbury,
Oswald A. Thomas.
IOcd-At Gregg John Wcndraceks.
MisSOmf-At San Antonio, Joseph II. Taylor; Dump
vile. Andrew stang Elm Grove, A. II. loug Easton,
John T. Keys , M -
ArkaHSaS-At Akron, Petway G. Conn Russell, W. {.
Barclay Dayton, j. d. BousCn.
hdHSdS-At Altamolt Andrew j. Garst; Coal NaIe,
Arthur Bell Ackey, Joel Edwards; Almona, Mrs.
Jennie Chord Lcnape, William B. White
Ncbrdskd- At Darnstown. q. L. smith saint Bernard,
Bernard schroeder; Wayland Frank d. iode knsOn
CdiifOrnid-At Lathrop. James j. Sloan.
OreOOH-At Taylor, Mrs. Lena knepper vale, Charles
X. Eldridge.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Young Mems Republican club of Ncw-Yorll
city held meeting last night at its cubroom. 40 u West
Twcutyseveuthst ThomIs f. Wentworth presided After
sone routine he meeting adros el by H.
warwick # Whshmgt.n better known as htoad9Iim OF
w!l iunlsh N huhuleu uShIH Tor 'h' hoPun y mass
meeting pn FrIay evening at MIdis n square rardcn
pi.rict met last evening 40 Chatamst with ull at
y lE- is new club cSmposed 81 young Democfsts
~ TIE i"M,r parts rr' "nt,I % Nv WY @ & r, % s w. @
ami cub numbers al a'iy one Luudrtd several now
The lOung rtpubhcin Wokintmens League has issued
A. The Uuyrsity OF Missouri by : H. Elkius on Tie n
dustrm question the United states" In which he DIS
vocatei for the complints Of LABOR
that does not eGpa ar share oi the benefits Ot The wealth
Tor Som who desire to attend tho great Madison
Garden meeting on tuay NIGHT NAV DE procured At
for parts OF the GARDEN thaa the seats reserved Or
women.
night The meeting Will be addressed ny Frederick W.
%ahion Chance will address Joint meeting Of the XvIh
Nlst Assembly district Republican organizations AT
Lyric Hall on FRIDAY night
An enhns%se mggms d iePaGlfsns & M1' leld IN G9n
j. iryins burns as presidents " llan H. Ilo'ue thares
and H. O. DE ianov rotary Converts from the emO
ranks have been ma nd many more are expected
Tue insh Amrr lndc cndcnts Of tho NGNth Assembly
10, Ieuth ray the nomination Of davenport and
vailed GooTsc " De sc John H. Atkinson ami toSne o.
Flynn made telling speeches Oh the tam ami ate issues
have decided send Daycnp and carr To the GuLerLatJra
ihr cams strength ~ ward
Snd every district tho islIe nth ncrenth Wards
rt.iles X. large
wgwa beng truced at GrocnpJEt and Manhattan
aves at which meetings will bs neld prOunent Ilsn
speak OF these meetings will occur next Monday
evening.
The ampagn Committee Of the Union League Club met
las, night cub-hOus-. Cornelius y. hiss idcd
work ~ thc campaign
discussed II that action had been on
OF a pub H. nature.
large meeting of the Repubiclns OF the West side o. the
do % pc so cy.nay S G Tt and AZ iG Scr s
rntfy Coun nominations. Ihere good
speaking and plenty OF MUSIC
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
FIN CARRIED TOO FAR

Four or five days ago Charles Rockwel, - "
Mt yernon-aye.. MI Vernon took home a young wou.'
from TarrytOwn his bride. and at once engaseu h.
menls at the house OF Mrs s. A. Clarke, know" c.
Angelo Cottage, at Greenwich and Moran si' =.
young acquaintances of Mr. RockwelFs sIIuen' apd
peared IN lTout OF the house made Iarse rns etc.,
beran TO make hdeous noises with tin pans. nono ba.
In order TO make the young husband come uoMn. de-
he be ng au advocate OF temperance ana soou sling
eined fo rrcognize the demands of the seIe sfer
friends They kept up their performances nlEn, theft
night with an EXPRESSED determination Of brlhs the
man 20 terms Getting OF patience ihey o'r with
door plate of smeared the front stoop anu anu
hIth Mrs Clarke then obtained from Justice o era
ton warrant for the arrest OF i've ring leaders
hald for ria
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
say nothing upon that matter"
CHANGES IN THE POSTAL UNION.


WAsuINGToN, Oct. 21.-The principal changes
made in the Universal Postal Union by the Congress OF
Lisbon ratified by this Government yesterday, were
follows:
The contracting countries do not bind themselves to
issue postal cards with id replies but merely to return
the reply halves received fIOm other union countries
Where the sea transit is fixed at five francs klo
for letters and postal cards. and hy ceEmes for other
articles these rates shall continue. Tho general settle
meus of accounts the union countries for seq
transit is to be made in three years instead OF once
in two years present, and the basis of state
ment prepaid during period OF twenty-eght days No
charge is be made for carriage OF reply halves OF
double postal cards The postage such double cards
is xed at ten ceutmes for each half, double post
age.
Among the articles not to be carried are packets OF
commercial paper. and printed papers which measure III
any one direction than l745 inches exceed two
kios in weight The sender OF letter withdraw 1t
or change it, address before delivery In countries where
the laws conflict An indemnity OF fifty francs Is
provided for the person who sends registered letter. or
the to whom II Is addressed II II De lost the N
denuity however being applicable TO countries be-
youd Europe whose legislation j. opposed to the prnC
Die OF rcspOuslbiy. Provision Is made Tor speClOl De
livery by special messenger Of express correspondence
on prepayment a charge OF thirty ccnnes III advance
Administration Ot the country OF OI-lu Ia those
countries which undertake. this service IN their IecprO
cal relations. Gold and silver bullion precious stones,
other precious articles may De sent III the
mails forbidden by the local laws ot the countries
concerned Included IN thOso postal adjunct businesses
IccoEuiZcd hy the Union proper Tor sIeca arrange
mrntS the viOu, uutes, are the parcel post
systcn the collection bills exchange etc, the
carei value and those OF the money oUltr system.
IAes3 changes arc 10 90 into effect Apri !, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE NEW MINISTER TO SPAIN.
cu,r yyrru THE REV. DIR. CURRY-ANDERso on

, cu.T WITH THE REV. DIR. CURRY-ANDER5ON-
VILE. KNow-NoTHINGIsM AND RELIGION.
WAsgINGroN. Oct. 21.-The Rev. DR.. Curry,
the newly appointed Minister to span spent tne oay a'
the State Department, where he had consultation VIII
the Secretary and Assistant Secretary OF state, MS pre-
decessor General Foster and Mr. Williams United
States ConsuGenera to Cuba To reporter Dr. curry
SAID that he expected to start for his post or Noyem
ber ..
at is sald sir" remarked the reporter, "that you
were once in command at Andersonville ana were III
par respunsb for the cruees practised toward Fed
rral prisoners"
never WAS in Andersonville in my life" replied Dr.
Curry and never had command OF Federal prisoners
I'm my life except suca captured myself ana tnose
turned over at cannot imagine how such story
got its start shall be glad If you will make my denial
broad and emphatic"
1.-The critics of your appointment" continued the
reporter question the proprety OF sending Baptist
clergyman as the National representative near Court
SO strongly Catholic as that OF spain" ,,
The criticism Is unjust" was the reply " IL WOuiu
he strange thing il the strongest denomination In THIS
countyyou know are tae strongest-weTe 70 DC as
ounIded Tor diplomatic offices on religious grounds.
mans religion hold is a thing between his God and
himself and one with which the Government has nom
ing 10 do. am little surprised at the criticism, TOO
The hardest struggle ever had when IN political
life, IA candidate for the L>g1s stature III AitDaIa
in the time of the 'KnOw-NOthlng' e1citemcDts lne
issues you remember, were two-one proposition 10
foreigners the privilege or DECENTRALIZATION ater
SIX years of esdence, ana the OtIrr ~ 10
qualify ROmanists from holding omce: MY county was
pivotal and my opponent was thH ablest man Oh
that side in the state. My success was very graty
" We're you an .ow.NothlngP 1870. ,,.
"Yes, | the champon, cannot say
Of the Catholics, bnt OF that principle Oh
AmerIcanism which Is embodied in the Constitution
equal ri ghts and privileges Tor all -,
''Of course, you anticipate no objections from the
Spanards your reception T.
:" Certainly not. the Spanish Government knows my
mission has nothing 10 do with religion"
I am very much grdtliod by twO-l may say tbtee,
things" continued Dr. Curry "When was objected 10
ON the ground or being unknown, so strong KepuDI
can aper as The PrJUdeHce JOUrHdt vOuched for me
AMI said was al rlsh Again, Mr WashOurne's cara
was exceedingly gratifying coming from a Republican
leader himself having been eight years Foreign Mlhls
ter But expressions OF approval from the cOOfe9
nrope OF the south have exceedingly hearty ana
blessing My long connection with the Peabody fnhu
has made widely known among them and, they nave
taken pains to express their approval of my appoint
ment.' . iii
win you renew the negotiations for treaty win
Spain I"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

the Secretary al the management of the aa.,..
department He has charge of the detail q, :. of the
and his services c'uld not we'll be dispeu,eS oeers
present Commodore sicard's KNOWLEDGE ., "ito at
matters is considered invaluable in ordnauca
matter OF arming the projected new ships o With the
IrstILienteaant Robert Craig 4th ARTILLERY NAVY
temporary duty in this city until his 10
Treasury Department are adjusted. when he VII, rn the
battery Major Anthony Heger, surgeon Un,,d len hs
the Army Medca Examining Board now in maemoer q
NcwYork, perform the duties OF attending session Ia
that city surgeon .
Lieutenant 8. G. Lemly has been ordered "a
present duties In the Judge Advocate eontinrs
until October 20. 1886; Medical Director John ~ ons
to continue on duty IN charge OF the Museum of nfesa
until June 30 1886; Commander 7. 4. Kama hnyklene
detached from command OF the Galena and teeea
proceed home and wait orders. 'uereo 70
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
AFFAIRS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-The terms of service
OF Commodore j. G. Walker as Chief OF the Bureau Of
Navigation, and ComnodOre Montgomery soard as
Chief Of the Bureau OF Ordnance In the Navy Depart
ment. will expire tomorrow. Both officers Will. how
ever be reaY pointed for another term Of four
Secretary whitney is In favor OF rotation among naval
officers but these cases are notable exceptions to that
rule account OF the excellent service rendered by
these officers and their entire mastery Of the duties OF
their respective bureaus Walker next to
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
FAVORING The FIFTH-AVE. STAGE PLAY
PROPERTY OWNERS RAPIDLY GIVING THEIR CIV,
srNr-sOME OF THOSE WHO sUPpnRr rr

PR0PERTY-OWNERS RAPIDLY GIVING THEIR cOy.
sENT-soME OF THOSE WHO SUPPORT IT.
f. Ely-Goddard is still securing consents "a,
his Fifth Avenue Stage Line. Wien everything =
IN order he Will first, If necessary, put on old saes.
until the ones are ready. Pierre lonlard favor
the scheme warmly. and says that stock will sell soes
aI 200 Mr. ElyGoddard wishes II understood thai ~
prime object is TO head off the proposed railroad.
"Of course" he says do not pretend that do ma,
expect to make money. but the scheme is not ous
primarily for that purpose. Filth-ave is the Only hs
street left for driving The pretenson Of the promoter
OF the railroad project that the rails Will not interior,
with carriages Ia nonsense
Mr. Ely-Goddard declines to give the names OF tho,s
who have given consents him, but yesterday II va
learned that W. H. Vanderbilt favOrs the plan becsas
besides other reasons, 1t limits stock to 900 for ei
HSaer es and The Asors MSs PsTa seveas
stewart and all who have been approached the SUB
ject. Mr. ElyGoddard calls attention TO the subscD
ton chance Of 900 900 offered TO property M
the railroad company. "TLe road at the most oanna
$4,000 mile for each Of the four miles, a
says. land liberal estimate for rolling stock aud oh
paraplerudlia would be covered by 100000 all tod
Now suppose property owners subscribe Sl,0O0,0O0
That pays for the road over aud the ohers wAs
come ia later can have the other ~ 100000 socs
in lump. The men who are engineering the scheme
will get their stock for next to nothing especially Wh,r
II is Natered TO 100000. That is ne scheme 10 u
sure"
Mr. Earle said yesterday that Fnh-aye was the ouly
active in military matters. II Fftn.aye be gva
business. he said. II would be used for small
posed STAGES under those circumstances, would &
FAR preferable TO hOrse-cais.
The subscription books for the railroad a
the Offices OF A. ;. Hatch and /. b. Newconbe viii h
open thirty days for prOpertv-0wners along the
pOsed line. These gentlemen aliege that they could dis
pose of the II 100000 subscriptions IN tew bouf
were II not tue -, 900 limit. MI Ey.GOddard cai
attention TO the that there IL limit To the anOun
Of the blocks OF stock which others than those along h
line subscribe Mr. Earle said yesterday that tie prop
ertyowners Who would subscribe eagerly 10 the raL
road project only John H.sheryood, H. Musgraye
william ii. Lee Lewis Nay, l. B. NrwcOmbe, aud OIL
Baldwin. the men who are engineering the project. No
Edr.e whose aldcrmauic district embraces FlithsTs
OIu
his constituents the proposed Use OF the avenue a
make that the leading issue OF his canvass.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
HILL TRIES TO CLEAN HIS RECORD.

A MEETING + TIE srArE BOARD or uEALTH
CALLED 70 BOOM THE GovERYoE's Canvas.
ALBANY, Oct. u (SpCcdD.-Tbc s"acal
meeting OF the state Board OF Heath which Governor
H summoned to-day the Capital! turned ont to be a
small partisan scheme 20 procure defence for hlsrf
aeapst the charge concerning his refusal 10 approve
auprorriaon, nee -ssary DO the work OF board
The regular ;neetEg OF the board does not until
after election but II occurred the Governor that 1t
world be an adro trick TO ara himself wtha certificate
of aprc val from the board Accordingly two days
lie requested Secretary Carol to the board at
Albay as he had special business to bring before IT,
What the nature of the special business was not
disclosed Several of the inemhers including DR. Edward
Moore OF Rochester physicians with large practice
which they easily leave Pursuant to the Govern
or reque, they arrived here this morning and ASSEM-
bled at their rooms o'clock After discussing gem
era matters for hour and waiting for tho Governor 10
explain the occasion OF the extraordinary meeting the
members were informed that Governor l was In New
York on campaign business About IL o'clock the Gov
erpor teegrap that he had been detained IN New
York but would here at o'clock The board took
a recess until 3 O'Clock. at which hour the members
reassrnbled the executive chamber aud had private
consultation with the Governor Publicly the membors
of the board have nohiHg say except that the follow
ing resolution adopted by them:
Hes0Ired That In the Judgment of the state Board Of
Health the Executive Of the state has, I'm all his cores
sp0udence and communications WITH the board, mani
tested upon all occasions ready purpdso aud disposition
u ept its recommendations, ADVICE ana action IL
maintaining the public health OF tho state
In private conversation they are not dispos-d
eeal their disgust having been summoned from all
over the State aud allowed cool their heels for half
q day Ia the Governors aDte-IOOm merely To give his
canvass a little boom by resolution.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
NOMINATIONS FOR SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.

TEOY. Oct q (Spccdb.-Ihe Republicans OF the FIRST
Rensseloer District TONIGHT nominated Samuel MOrri
ex- Of the Common Council for the Assembly
MIDDLETowN, n V, Oct. 2l.-Tbe Democrats OF tho
Thirteenth Senatorial District to-day nominated eIAs
semblyman Jacob H. Dmmck of Port Jervis.
UTICA, oct 21.-The Democrats OF the lila Distr. I
OF Oneida County to-day nominated Charles L. Davis fO
Assembly vice Mr.. Atwood declined.
HoRNEIIsvILLE, oct. 2l.-John McDouCal Of Hornells
willie was today nominated for Senator by tho Dem
OeratIc convention OF the XANllth District.
CANAJOHARIE. oct. 2l.-P H. Cummins, the Knights
of Labor nominee for member of Assembly from Mont
gomery County adopted by the Democratic County
Convention today
BUFFALO. oct 2I-The Republicans Of the lid Dis
trct Of Erie County to-day nominated Edward Gallagher
for mem Der OF Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

PREPARING FOR THE BIG MEETING TOMORROW.
Big bills hung on the walls of the Republi-
can State Headquarters yesterday Announcing
the Republican ratification meeting at the Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night. Committees OF the
Union League Club VINO arranging the details we're
IN and out day long There have been large number
OF boxes set asle or ladies' aud in these
tickets will be given from headquarters. They Will
be so marked that ladies gentlemen accom-
panied 10y ladies can use them. For the other parts of
the building tickets will be required Ninety seats
have reserved er tine speakers stand and sur
rounding the press The presidents Will have
Immediately behind ths spec king stand which VIII
be side Of the Garden AT the loot Oi the
raised seats, and midway between tine MadlsOn-aVe
and FOurth-ave. entrances
In spite Of the ram there many visitors at head
quarters. Among Others were Senator Warner Miller,
A. X. Whitney, Sas u. DItcber, Edmund stephenson,
Colonel Anson Wood date fo Secretary OF state
Senator sn ert OF Malone; r. T. Rowe, ex,G0Verhor
COrniD. General I. W. Conway. General j. W. Hustled
Cornelius y. Bliss, exMarshal L. i. Pay and +. W.
uOl-.
sias b. butcher who has been up through the for
few days. sad find the feeling Cvety where superb.
1t is good, If anything. II inay tend to make
people apathetc. have urged everywhere that every
voter DO ms duty. Then we shall win"
Judge Foraker will arrive here TO morrow morning
from Rochester lie Will probably be accompanied by
MIR. Davenport.
General John A. Logans nee TN - have been arranged
TO start at BinghamtOu on October 20. IIo will be
taken there from Philadelphia by special train alter his
speech IN the Quaker City on the night OF the 2Sth
October 81.
Senator Evarts will speak in this city uext week
Ihe county TICKET nominated Tuesday night came in
for considerable discussion among callers The general
opinion was hat the ticSet strong a whole.
win splendid chance OF election and with elements OF
strength that would nelp the state ticket materially
Inc following dispatch was received from +. T. Put
5, Thalnan OF the Chautauqua County Committee,
dated Jamestown; Governor Foraker spoke splen-
did audience al the Opera House afternoon One
tte ~ mos. orlaht speeches ever deiyered IN jamestown
hard all day."
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
MIR. ROGERS NAILS A CAMPAIGN LIE

BUFFALO, Oct. u (SpeciaD.-for a day ol
two New-Yor CORES spoadents have been sending the
Democratic newspapers Of this city special dispatches
believed TO inspired by the Democratic party mana
gers, giving In detail scheme by winch sherman $.
Rogers of Buffalo, brOther-n-aw OF Ira Davenport, is
TO be made Railroad Commissioner In place OF Mr. o Dom
nell I'm case OF Republican Mr.. Rogers to-day
wrote letter to the Editor Of Ihe krnH0 Adcs deny
ing the story. A part of the letter is as follows:
have reason to believe that this silly ssry being
systematically through the State, ard
fore desire through the columns o. paper
The most explicit manner that the story Is without
foundation aud would accept the Cfice II
II were freely rendered to me"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
THE REPUB LICAN COUNTY TICKET PRAISED.
.nt tod Iuna Low nI.nniIat LI,

THE REPUB LICAN COUNTY TICKET PRAISED.
The ticket nominated on Tuesday evening by
the Republicans talked about yesterday wherever
poltici6ns gathered II was universally declared that
the ticket a strong Tammany Hall and County
Democracy Democrats admitted that and also that IL
was not trading ticket II conceded that the
ticket hot contest An experienced politician
who was elected to prominent Office by Democratic
votes. said: "H the Republican vote for the local
ticket comes within 900 votes OF thas cast for the
State ticket 1t will be elected" This is significant
statement IL that at least 5000 Democrats Will
vote for ira Davenport IN preference 10 DAVID B Ill.,
The Republicans are Jubilant. They say mat tho
party In this city more united than at pres
that the local ticket Is excellent one that IL
will receive the support Of all Republicans and that 1t
viii be elected