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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-01-10

TEN thousand dollars for hats have
been taken by four firms in Pittsbucg
for sales to paw election bets.
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New YORK, Dec. 29.-Tne following
oorrespondence explains itself:

NATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE REFoRM LEAGUE Or
ICE, Pine Street. New York, December 90
1Ssi-Hor- GroUer CteUetand-SIR: We have the
honor to address you on behalf Of the National
Civil Service Reform League, association COM
posed OF citizens of all parties, whose sole pur-
pose Is indicated by its name, and which takes
no part whatever IN the party controversy. The
vast increase in the number of persons engaged
In the civil service, and the grave mischiefs and
dangers arising from the general prescription
IN the service which for half century
has followed the change Of party control of the
national administration have produced so pro-
found an impression on the public mind that
the first effective steps toward reform were taken
with the cooperation of both parties in the pas
sage OF the reform act of January l6 1888. The
abuses which that act seeks 10 correct, however,
are so strongly entrenched in the traditions and
usages of both parties that there is naturally
widespread anxiety lest the party change in
tie national executive, effected by the late cleo
ton. should show them to be inseperable; but,
believing as we do, that the reformed system
cannot be held TO be securely established
until II has safely passed the ordeal OF such party
change and recalling with satisfaction and con-
hdence your public expressions favorable to re-
f0rm and your Official acts as chief executive OF
the stateof New York, we confidently commend
this cause TO your patriotic care in the exercise
Of the great power with which the American peo-
PIE have intrusted you.
ReSpApffulIV
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1HEPASSENGER EQUIPMENT
Of this road has lalely been improved and In
creased, and now embraces all the modern M
proyements and conveniences that tend to
make travelling by rail safe and comfortable.
IF YOU are travelling between any Of the above
named points, see that your tickets read over
this Hf.o.
For time cards, rates, and information net
ebtainable from local agents, apply TO
TIMOTHY CASE,
Genl Passenger Agent,
GREEN BAY, WIS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-01-10

A Missouri chicken always roosts on
the back OF sheep instead of sleeping z
IN the chicken yard with It's kindred.
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GEO. WH. CURTIS, President,
VIM. PORTS, Secretary,
JOHN JAY.
hooREFIRLD STOREY.
J. HALL PLEAsANTs,
W. W. MONTGOMERY,
EVERETT p. WHEELER
FREDERICK CROMWELL,
MORRILL, WYAAE, JR.,
CARL SCHURZ,
sILAs w. BURT,
A. r MACDoNoUdH,
WIN. CARY SANGER,
WIN. ". AIKEN,
EantrtIr Cnrn AAAoz
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A Judges Little joke.

WHEAT No. 2 red.
tokS NO. 1.--..------.---.-.-
OLTs-SC.
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Tho prcsIdent'. Plan of Action.

WASHINGTON, Oct. T.-Tho follow
Ing was to-day promulgated by tho
president for the information of the
public:
Executive , y Mansion, Washington, d. O.,
For nearly eight month"; a laru,
sharc Of tho time OF ths president has
bsen devoted to the hearing of annli'
cattons for offico, and the detormina,
t.on OF appointments.
Much Of the time thus spent has I'M. i.
doubleday subserved the public good.
some Of IL has been sacrificed TO the In /.
dulgence OF people In their natural In
sis.ance upon useless interviews, and
some OF u has boon unjustifiably
wasted. Tho public welfare and a duo
regard for the claims OF those whose
interests In tho government are an.
tirely disconnected with office
holding, imperatively domand that In
the future the tine OF tho president
should be differently occu-
p,sd, and ne confidently expects that
all good citizens will acquiese In tho
pr0priety and easonabieness OF tho
following plan adopted to that end:
After the lat day or November the
president VIII decline to grant In.
teryiews TO those seeking pub
ITO positions, or their advocate.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
daya. During that month, from 10 10
IL o'clock In ths morning, he will re-
csiyo such othor persons as call on
strictly public business, and on the
same days a. 1850 IL the afternoon he
VIII moot those who may desire 10 nav
their rospocts. On all other days and
times during that month he will ro.
ceivs only cabinet officers and heads
OF departments.
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stscks ava bonds,

NEW YoRK, oct. 21.-Governmens
honda dull and atrong.
AZ tho enormous activity In tbs
sharos market subsidies there 10 also a
material decline la tho s,los OF spocu-
lativo railway bonds. Tho advances
and declines are about even to-day.
lhe declines in stocks show " tlocroase
day by day. Tho opening this morn-
ing was strong, and tho csrly dealings
were Irregular, followed by n general
decline. Tho lowest pricos or tho
uhy Tor most OF tho active
stocsh were reached before noon,
Dus nttor moderate reaction many OF
tno sa'no etocks sold again ms low.
nuous O'Clock thcro was q moderato
aegroo OF activity In osrly deals, but
ih.er Isn sootions were limited until
was Infused after 10 O'clock, Tho In.
croase In business proved 10 bc only n
squirt. and prices thereafter romairied
firm, without any material uainp. until
near the close, when tho more srtive
stocks were suddenly rushed up 4 10
y per cont, and tho market closed
seemingly strong al tho lowest
prices of the day for nearly
all Of the SOLVE lisi, and but two
stocke can be said 70 have been active,
~. Paul and Lake shore. Tho furmer
was strong and the latter weak until
near tho close. Tho deals In the two
stocks amounted 10 over 30 per cont. of
the dav's business, which aggregated
only 3Jptbi shsres, or nearly 3o0.Oo0
shares less than tho same day iast
week. The extreme fluctuations Werc
Within . range OF per cont, and tho
closing prices this evening arc from u
to ~ per cent. higher than the ausi
figures yesterday.
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A Now Telegraph Line.

CHICAGO, Oct. T.-Ed ward 4. Stokes,
OF New York, and William King, Of
Minnesota, ex-postmastor OF the Ma
tional House Of Representatives, arc
about to build q telegraph line from
st' Louis to Duluth. It will bo incor-
porated aud known as the North
American Telegraph company. The
,V nne wiz connect At ST. Louis with the
uniIou Iinos. stokes says tho Western
Union menopollss telegr. .phlc tra1lc
noswoon 81. Louis aud Duluth, aud
shae MS company Will regulate aud
cost OF tho plant IL placed q, $500 an.
pected TO be done this year.
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Mr. Daynrd's Foreign po,lcv

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.--The Star to.
night aGys IL is understood that secro
Try Bayard docs not contemplate
mgkipg any changes In tho con.
suiar service In tho countries
south of tho United States for uoms
Time. IL IL tho policy OF the State de-
Isrtment to cultivate moro friendly
relations with Mexico and the Soutn
anu Central American people, and TO
extend our commercial interosts
IN that direction. For this reason tho
oonsuls who have already secured tho
goot opinion OF the pnoplo with
whom they they have Co
doal, will, IL Is thouRht, be OF
greater servira just now than
would now mon, who woald havo 10
devote much of their tlmo nt
hrst 20 making GcQuaintanccs
aud winning confidence. Tho do
lay. IN iiliing tho consular and
diplomatic positions In due no. moro
TO desire TO roSpact tho tenure. of.of.
nee law than 10 = wish 10 maintain n
high ntandlog Tor tho service.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL CROOKS CAMPAIGN
against the Apaches In Arixona-rAll
Report Prssidsnt Cleveland ana
'Ae ohce-sseksrs = Cabinet
Meeting-The usaai batch
OF appointment, utc.


Artet Apaches.
WASHINGTON, Dot. 27.-Colonsl Braa.
ley, of the Thirteenth Infantrv. hs.
sont the following communication IN
the wsr department touching the oper.
Atlons Of tho troops pursuing the hos
tile Apaches, under date Of Santa Fa
October .: "General Crook renortad
oy telegraph that the hostile ApachsS
VINO have been In the Mogollon and
Cniricahua mountains, Arlsonas
since the last of Sentemhar
were driven Into Mexico ON the an
instant by two troops OF the Tenth cav
Hlry ana party Of ow-boys. / have
ordered the five troops Of the Sixth
cavalry, under Colonel Morrow. "a oc-
Supy line from Chamburr. on tha
southern Pacific railway, to Meners
Clencga, and to patrol the Rio Oranda
70 the Arizona line. These posts. with
daily patrol, will watch the oonn.
try better than tho fnrrsr
posts on the Mexican line In nv onin.
Ion, ana enable us 70 ret earlier infnr-
mauon OF any movement of tha hna.
tiles going north through this terri
Tho report Of hostile Indiana paar
!he Datil mountains about 10 days AGO
Is incorrect. A party Of Navsio han
ters In that country were mlstsken for
Apaches. Major Sumner, Of the
EiKhueth cRvalry, reports that he
,0und no fresh trails In
the Mogol!on mountains. Lieutan-
ant Cccll ran on n marty
OF rustlers, disguised, between Renr
vresk sGd tho Sapillo. He followed
tnein some distance, but they eaoaned
In the mountains. The partv has
probably committed depredstions that
nave been charged to Indians. Major
Sumner Will endesyor to break IN ny
capture this party. SO far as known.
tnere arc nsne OF tho hostile Auaches
IN Now Mexico, though, as thew have
neen driyon ont OF Arizona, it IA very
likely that they will return To this
ietrltofy sooner or lpter.
Toe commanding officer of 1t, Win.
gave reportsa a collision between civil
onicefs and small party OF Nsvaioea
yesterday at Yallup, west OF WInvste.
Ihn difheulty grew out of an attemnt
10 arrest Navajo Indian, CHARGED
with atoaling cattle. Shots were AZ.
changed, and one Indian In reported
wounded. The dispatches OF last
evening report that the difiioultv is
ended. Colonel Croft0n Thinks the
diilinulty grew out OF the hasty action
OF the whites, and It may load 10 ONE
iurthsr action on the part OF the civil
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M'KlSNEY MELANGE,
Failed TO Reform Tho Sad behavior OF
aBrldo-sad Death of n I,ovelv ar,

Failed TO Reform Tho Sad Bohayior of
Brido-sad Death OF u Lovely Girl.
McKiNNEy, o st. 27.--[Special.l-Miss
Annie Robertson, a lovely young lady
OF our city, died very suddenly this
mornios. Her father had boxed up
all his household goods ready to shin
to Florida, whore no intended taking
his daughter.
Mr.. David O'Brlen, IN old aud wal.
known cilizsn OF Collin, IN danger.
0nsly III ~ ths house OF MIR. A, c.
Warner.
Last week William Miller, a c!tl-
zen OF Mckinney, imbued with
strong sense OF his roformatory pow.
ers, woed aud won OF tho deml.mond,
OF Amsterdam, n not, q resort of the
CITY, a runaway match (?) to Sher-
man was planned and executed and
Miller and his fair inamorata vera
united by Judge Gregg, OF Grayson.
whether tbs Judge gave tho bride the
customary kiss, deponent saith NOT.
But ulSwest Williams hopes excoeded
hs powors, for last night Ills
ialr brtdo got on big drunk, cursed
out her liege lord, aud ended by boina
locked up In the jug. Tho boys ASSEM-
bled 10 comfort poor Blll with "A omar.
svaro serenadc, but alas, L. ended In n
shower OF brick-bats, brokon windows
ana Drokon pose rssnlting.
Colonel Nat q, Henderson, Of a surge.
to"h, spent yesterday In the city.
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THE LosasHoRrsMEN srnrKrns


Tho Msl'sry's Decide to Keep the Col.
ored Labor on.ths wh srfs History ar
the Strike.
GALVESTON. Dot. 27.-Thls morning
Captain Sawyer, agent Of the Mallory
Steamship company, finally announc-
cd tho intention OF rotsining oolored
labor on the wharf, a. least for The
present, and until the very unlikely
time when II Ia demonstrated
that that class of mon are nm
able to meet the reuulremenfu
OF the work, this finally ends the mr.
tory of the strike beginning on the l5th
instant, by the demand or the whIto
laoorers tor 80 oents an hour, and an
roiussi the consequent suspsnaion
OF labor. Col0red labor was ~
once substituted. The strikers than
offered acceptance Of the Old rstes.
which WAS refused. A proposition ~
divide labor WAS then made bv tho
strikers with the knights OF Labor -
lntermediators to the colorad men who
aocepted!it, but dolegstsd d tho m matter "a
Captain Sawyer. Captain Sawver
~ turn referr0d IL To the MallOryn AZ
new YORK, and now the answer uones
that the black labor remains. This
decision throws $50 mon out OF steadv
employment, and II is broadly hinfsd. .
thht tne ond has not yet come. u
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2!.-A horrible
story Of firs and loss OF life comes from
Hobart, Delaware county, this mora
ing, which Ia best told In the words of
Martha JubecS, a 70 year old girl, who
ner's jury: ~
"Ths day before the fire, mother and
baby and my self were upon tho hiii.
mother laid baby on the ground and
piled q lot Of dry brush tcrether. she
got some matches out of her pockct
ana said she intended to burn herself
anu paby on the brush. pile, and IL /
wanted TO 20 with them to heaven she
would put on moro brush and / oould
he down and burn too; / snatohed the
ms.ches out OF mothers hand
and took the baby up In
my arm and would not
lot her have him, and l coaxed her to
70 nome with mo. On the morning Of
iire | woke, hearing baby crying: the
mouse was all smoky; Jumped ont al
neu ana called to mother; she did NOT
answer me; | ran to the door and it
was locked; could hear her soothinv
Dapy ana crying; ran back to NV
room ana walked up my little brother
anu dressed myself quickly; / then
started to get them out OF the house .aa
| knew It must be ON fire; when i rot
tnem 70 the front door found that n
narrel OF Hour had been placed sanIu at
Il; that II could not bs opened: I
heara hre cracking, and was Al most
chokgd with smoky; l do not Know
now ever moved the heavy barrel al
ilour, ou, got it away far enough to
open tho door so We could get ont.
whon got my brothers ou. Of doors I
ran to a window in my mothers room
ana looked in; | could hear bahy
screaming; the room was black with
smoke and mother was living on the
noor; shc had flrewood piled around
ner hke.a blrd's nest; 1t was blazjng
ntHh; IL waa 30 awful that 7
think l must hRvo gone crazy, for /
don't remember any thing more:
when Mr.. Hantord asked ms where
mother and baby were, and l told MIN
they had gone TO the hill, think the
scene with mother and the brush pile.
shd what she said then, must hays
Deen on my mind; we ali lived har-
PLY t0gether.n
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knioreinE the sunday Law Against The

ciscisSAri, Dot. 1.--The Law 4
order LEAGUE, Of this city, has bssun
au effort to compel ths thoalsn 70
cease giving performances on Sunday.
They sent noiico to this eflsot 70 tho
;mnanagers ;nan,ger lass week, bul ell The
sncsters wcre open lasl Sunday
Yesterday they csassd Sho arrool of
isur menibcrs OF two companies which
Sua y, TEDDY ilsss pIsad Sriii9.
sssssssd she lowsss psssliy-jS ss1
ccs,s-ln essh es.s. 49,. Some q ne man
sasa:ys y Il sks lav y snitOrnaiy g.
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Judge swing on the orant.Johuson
Imbrogiio.

CiSciNSAri, Oct. T.--Jndgo Jamos
~ Swing wrote u le.tor March
-, last, to tho Clearmont County
Courier (Balavia, oHo,) In regard to
tho statements which have boon made
from timo to iimo about the political
and personal relations which existad
botween President johnson and Gem
eral Grant. Tho Courier publication
mas been reproduced, and ia
substance practically agrees In ali ma
tefiM points with the sta,ementiu tho
recent letter OF Mr.. Depew. The facts
wcrc Eivcn 10 Mr.. Swing and 10 M
iathor, Judge Philips h. Swing, oftho
unisod Statos court, by General Grant.
VINO was = personal friend OF the
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Stage Robbery.

SAN ANGELA, Oct. T.--ISpecial. l.
Tho stage from Abilene 10 San Angela
WAS heid up by two highwsymen.
armed wita shot-guas, last night, six
miles this side of the Colorado rivor.
They took all the letters from the mail
SACKS sna leit with them. Two pas
sengers were aboard, but were not
moiested. The citizens OF San Angela
are getting thoroughly aroused over
the frequent Interference with the
mails, and officers are in hot pursu,.
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For YloIAtInr thn Rnr,.tr. I.u.

oIsciNNATI, Dot. 27.-Judge Fitz
gerald OF tho police court, to-day de-
clared John Wiley, colorsd, and John
Butler Brown guilty OF violating the
registry laws. Wiley was sentenced
70 one year In the work houss, and 10
pay a hne OF 81 900, Browns som
tence was deferred.
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Death Warrant signed,

husKoaRE, l. r., Oct. 27.-Ths death
wsrrsnt OF Anderson Burres
ms been signed and delivered
to Sheriff Hare, of LohIgh, who
VIII sec that he 10 properly execute d
on Friday, November 10, at Pushmatcb
Ooutt House, Cherokee Nation.
Burres murdered hia wife.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-The Times
Stars Chattanooga special aays: Johu
Ihompson,who murdered J. y. Whites
Tor his money, near Glenn Alice,
Tennessee, . few days ago, was taken
from All NJ Ringston, Tennessee, by A
MOB last night and hanged.
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Furniture Manufacturing COMPANY.
and Nicholas Simon, lately treasurer
OF the same corporation, were locked
up IN Desplaaes street station last
night, ON charges Of arson made by
rire inspector Shay. 1t 10 alleged that
tney set ire to their factory on the
niKnt OF March 8, 1885, in order TO OBJ
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Indian Ma,ters.

WARRINGTON, Oct. T.-The war d.
partment has objected to tho removal
o. 'ne osnd Of Chiricahua Apachss, to
which eeronimo belongs, to the Fort
Lesvsnworth military farm. The sue-
sestion was made by the interior a.
partment, that the removal OF thean
tnu,sns 10 q place where thev
could be held under sfrick
surveillance would crafty the neonIS
o. Arizona, who feel uneany NJ ia ~
tut pulent element Of the ChiricnhnS
tripe are at large upon the San CsrIoS
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A fsuns Man siurders His Father In
Cold Blood.

81. LOUIS, Oct T.--John Buford
sonot William NJ. Buford,a well-to-do
farmer, living eight miles from shel.
oyviiie, Missouri, shot his father yes
tsrday, inflictinga wound from which
the Old man diod in few hours. The
Two mad had several qusrrels lately
and yesterday, while tho faulty were
together in one room Of tho house,
John entered aud In the most cold.
plooded manner emptled two barrels
OF q shotgun into his fathers head and
then He'd. Great excitemsnt was pro-
duced in the neighborhood. Tho fam
lly are related to tho Bufords OF Ken
lucky.
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commission 10 be appointed ~ -
State OF Texas" Mayor Mansfield. r.
me corps Of engineers, has bean d.
.aiieu IN addition to those offiooru
named In the executive order 49,
SsPtsmoer y, TO act In coniunotlo0
Win auch persons ~ haV6
oeen appointed by the State Of ToxnS'
20 ascertain and mark the point VhorS
tne ioolh meridian Of oflongituds crosSsS
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Postmaster Appointed.

WARRINGTON, Dot. N.-The presl-
dent has appointed Augustus w. Irons
postmaster at Towas River, New Jer-
mission expired. SS'-
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The New Cruisers 10 Nc com.,.,.s

WAsurSoroS, Oct. 2.-Ths a..
sisnees Of John Roach had a confer
enve this afternoon with Secretary
whitney and tho naval advisorv
board, with rcfarencs 10 compic,i iar V.y ~
the new cruisers. The vessSis sss - -
bc completed by the rsvv ~
departments at the contrnctnrs. vssty,
and by his workmen, ana INA ,nses,r'
to-day was to mako arrsns~msst v,s
going on with tho work, Ths sssretsSv
called Tor report from the assIpnens.
concerning the orrani sstion of shs
yards where ths work 4 10 b. done.
~, ne oompenss lion Of worknSsns "a,
Lnis report Will bs na6o n 8 NV
ueyss end the order % pFocood With
shs work VIII Be- psobsoly llSs elvss.
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Yellow Fever I'd ship I,lana.

WARRINGTON, Oct N.--The surgeon
general Of the marine hospital seryice
mas received q report from Surgeon
Murray, In charge Of the rolf
quarantine, stating that -
snip IslHnd thtra ara thrsS
cases OF yellow fever at that ststion.
They were taken fr0m the schoonsr
iindianola, which had Just arrived nom
havannn. 1t IL expected that tWo
cases will prove fatal, 80
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The President win 90 1oma !. w..

The President WIN Go Home to vote,
WASHINGTON, Dot. T.-It was said
At the White House, this afternoon.
that the president win leave Wssh-
ington Sunday evening and proceed
direct to Buffalo, whero he WIN cast
nis vote for the Democrats Stafs
ticket, and then return to Washinr.
Ton, arriving here Wednesday eveninr
or Thursdsy morning. Hs will prohS.
Dly mako the journey alone. -
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
. BRACE OF pArRloloes,
A wisconsin BOY Murders His Father
aud His Awful Act Finds Dupiica-
tion In Texas - Well Known
Chicago Men Arrested for
Arson-Otker Crimes,
A Patricide Near Decstu,

DEcATuR, Oct. 27.-[Specisl. Ire.
ports from near Chico say that Marsh
ComstocS was murdered this morning
by his son Thomas. Full particulars
have not yet been received. At the
last report the murderer was still at
lsrge. The murdered man was shot
four times in the back. The parties
are we'll known here and their friends
are grieved to hear of the rash act.
THE NEWS AT ALvoRp.
ALvoRp, Oct. T.-[Spsclal.l l-News
has just reached here of the murder of
Marsh Comstock, 10 miles wes. Of
here. He was shot four times In tbe
BACK by his son, Is years old, while
sitting by the fire. Further bloodshed
was prevented by Mrs. Comstock
Knocking up the gun of the Oldest son.
as he was about to revenge his fathers
murder. The murderer IL still At
large, but officers are in pursuit. Great
excitement exists in the neighbor-
hood. s"oo'-
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Women win A,,smp, to vo,. In New
vork

Albany, n. ", osL T.-Reports
wero received nom 10 counties In the
state this morning by the woman's
Suffrage convention. now In session In
this city,. announcing thnt 4 iayro
number OF women will astsmpt 70 vote
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ALBANY, Oct H.-1s Il annouucsd
here that President ClsvelAad vlll
epsed nsxt Sunday IN thIs CIV osoho
eoeee g NJ wofd. o. nloo01v mor1.
u Y3 W ~ = e - =
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wAsninusou, o. q --(5n1ef ! -
|2;l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-17

National election ia expected to be close
Q great deal Of corruption Is liable to be
prscticsd in an October State that it may
have an effect upon the vote in the other
States, butthis change win relieve the States
of such temptations to corruption among
party leaders, and q pivotal State in cleo
tons viii bea thing Of the past, The con-
dition of affairs in some October States has
in the past years indeed been dangerous
to good government and a disgrace to the
States. Since the States have now nearly
all fallen in line for q uniform election day
the people will 10; so often have their
peace Of mind disturbed, will have more
time for sober thinking and can vote more
inteligently when elections come.