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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-20

thusisstic cheers all over the house. NJ.
Kirkpatrick made modest speech, thanking
them for the compliment and confidence ex-
pressed. Here great gag was gotten of
Craig, of Columbus called out Whats the
matter with Kirkpatrick? aud the Division
replied in chorus: Hes all righ,l"
Mr.. Ely, OF Cleveland, then presented a
resolution returning thanks to the
citizens OF Spring field, the pres,
the hotels, and above all, the Champion Bi
Club tor the entertainment.
The nominating committee then reported
the following officers for the ensuing year;
Secretary Treasurer, Paul A. Stal-y; Nom
mating Committee, II. S. Livingston, Of Gin.
cinnaii; H. B. Hutchinson, of Columbus; H.
r. Payne, OF Cleveland. Member Of the
Finance Committee, Jas. r. Dunn, Massilon.
The Secretary was instructed to cast the
ballot OF the meeting in favor OF the adoption
OF the report. As he refused to vote for HIM
sci. the consul cast the ballot. Somebody
here asked Whats the matter with Stsley? p
and chorus of Hes all right came ringing
back. The Nominating Committee will elect
the Chief Consul next January. This mem
Der OF the Finance Committee is a new thing
required by the consolidation Of the Offices
Of Secretary and Treasurer. The committee
formerly consisted OF the Chief Consul, Sec.
retary and Treasurer.
The Chief Consul then made little speech
suggesting that the meet end up with tour.
ing excursion which was well received. The
matter of a road-book WAS considered in
formally and dropped.
Mr.. Ely offered a resolution expressing the
Divisions appreciation of the attendance o
wheemen from other States aud it wa
adopted.
The Consul then stated that there was
movement on foot TO have the State meet
earlier In the season and thus started lonl
informal discussion about the state of th,
roads during the different seasons.
The meeting then adjourned with thre'
cheers for the Champion B. Club Tn,
wearers of Knickeibocke then advanced L
the stage to receive their tickets to the ball
make applications, arrivals, etc.
The rest OF the day has been spent by th,
wheelmen in getting acquainted with each
other, practicing on the track, and taking in
the town. The fancy riding tournament be
gins at 3 o'clock this afternoon on the Fai
Grounds track, and the regular programme O
races begins at A.
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Cycles

The Band Concert at the Grand tonigh,
will have a crowded house.
Over 200 OF the boys made the trip on then
wheels.
The suits OF the Gallon Clubsre pronounced
the prettest on the track.
Harry Hutchinson, the first Bunthorne OF
the Wes:, is among the Columbus boys.
The Indiana tourists brought in twenty
seven men yesterday morning.
The Findlay Club started with ten men and
reached here with four, last evening.
D.. Boyer, OF Findlay, took horrible
header on his way here yesterday afternoon.
He struck deep water break, coming down
the big hill at West Liberty about o'clock,
and rode to the bottom OF the hill on his
face. When be showed up here this morn
ing his face was almost solid patch of
court-plaster.
Everybody in town seems to be taking in
the races this afternoon.
"Why are a good many Of these Knicker-
booker boys like rampsT was asked at the
Arcade this morning, because they have
no visible means Of support" was the ham
mer that cracked the chestnut.
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RESOLUTION.
CI1Y CLERKS OFFICE,

SPRiSsfiELD. u, July :, 1850.
At n meeting OF the Council Of said city,
held on the 9Th inst.,a quorum being present.
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That In the opinion OF two
thiris Of the m en- bers elected to the city
Council of the Ci'y OF Springfield, Ohio, II Is
necessary. and that II inte lus To- make Two
public improvements by establishing grade
ON Tay lor street from Rice street TO Patton
street; and by changing the grade of por-
tion OF Limestone rect north of College ave
nue..
The grade on Taylor street 10 be as follows:
viz Beginning al grade at the north line OF
Rec street, thence north ] I'D ftet To the
south line of Patton = rect, descent feet
The change Of grade on Limestone II -eet To
be as follows; viz; Beginning at The nor h
line of College avenue; thence north 622 feet,
ascent 5g-lOO of a foot per 100 feet; the curhs
and sidewalks on Lin, ~ one stree TO remain
as they now are and the city to regrade the
street, and relay the cutters.
said grade on Taylor street and change oi
grade on Limestone street 10 be according tC
the profl.s thereof on file In the once OF the
city Engineer for the inspection of all ar
ties inter sled.
The City lerk Is hereby directed to cause
legal pu plicstion to bs made OF this resolu
ton, and the CITY Marshal appointed tn serve
legal notice tn. reof, according 10 law and the
ordinances OF this City.
By order OF Council
]. s. SHEwAITER,
tily Clerk.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 BUSINESS, we'll established and profitable
n will exchange for city property and pay differ
ence in cash Wick Coles. Lagonds Bank Build
ing.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Resolved, That In the opinion of twO-thirds
OF the me III bers elected to the City Council OF
the City of Springfield, ohio, 1t IL necessary
and 1t intends TO Improve the alley between
l.tmeslons and Spring streets, and running
north from Main street to North street, by
grading the same. and paving II with bout
ders, In accordance with tue prOfiles and spe-
ciflcations therefor on file In the ONCE OF the
civil Engineer.
The expense Of said improvement TO be as
sessed per front foot upon the property abut'
ting thereon ~ shown by the plat on flle In
the ONCE OF the civil Engineer, and accord.
Ing to law and the ordinances of said city.
The assessments there or to be paid In on q
iIstallment. and collected ~ prov ided by
law, and in the assessment ordinance here
after to be passed.
The City Clerk In hereby directed to pub
lish this resolution for two consecutive
weeks.
Passed July "A, 1885,
=. p. MAST, President.
Attest: J. =. .SHEwALTEa, City Clerh.
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SPRINGFIELD WATER WORK 5
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

cEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
> the Trustees of Water Works of the city of
Spfing field, Ohio. at their office in 'aid citv,
until IL o'clock noon OF Thursday, August
q h, lssl, for furn! sh ng and laying one cast
iron ipfiuent pipe, ~ incr rs in diameter, and
approx imately $500 lineal feet, aud weighing
ap roxlmately l3i pounds per foot, with the
necessary special casting valves and appur-
teu-nces
AL o, for one receiving basin, approx 1inat
ly 2tJx5 0 feet plan and 10 feet deep.
The necessary drawings, specifications,
forms Of proposals and forms of contract Will
be ready for the use OF bidders from and after
August LIST, 1855.
The Trustee expressly reserve the right Ia
reject any or all b DIS.
E.C. GWYS, Prest,
j. II THOMAS.
'OWES MCBREES,
Trustees.
J. ID. COOK, Toledo o. Consulting Engineer
Springfield, Ohio, July lSsh, 1885.
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HORSE SHOElNG.
r. J. THOMAS,
NEW YORK HORSE sHOEIhG SHOP,

Walnut Alley, rear Central Market House.
Special care with lame horses, colts, trick horses,
horses that interfere, and those having peculiar
feet
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W. s. Taylor returned yesterday from Il
months tour through New York, New jersey,
apd Eastern Pennsylvania. He reports crops
in similar condition To those of this part Of
Ohio. Through Northern Ohio the corn is
very back ward Throughout the east there is
great need Of rain and business depression is
a pr valent complaint Hands are being daily
discharged from manufacturing Establishments
and moaey matters are close.
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PREFERRED LOCALS.


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Equipped with all modern machinery. Col
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Don't Forget To kemember
That the Home Steam Laundry is always
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CLIMATE PURE iAD Ihv|GORATING!
The Famous Chautauqua ksss mb',
LAKEWOOD!

Has its headquarters at Chautauqua Lake and
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MONEY TO LOAN.

xI9 .lnn TO LOAN, in sums OF not less than
81 ,UUV 5000 on first mortgage. Wick Il
Col,
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IOWA.

ohlces to be Filled and tho Comparison.
Dss MONIES, Nov. 3.-Ths weather
was clear aud cold aud the voting pro-
ceoded quietly. Iowa voted for gov.
ernor, lioutonant governor, Judge Of
the sopreme court, superintendent Of
education, onohsifost senators and
all OF the lower House. There wore four
State tickets IN tho fold. The chief
State issue involved was the repeai Of
tho further trial of prohibition. The
tup'onists demanded the iepsal Of
prohibition and tho substitution OF :
general license law. The Republican,
asked for fair trial OF tho prohibisien
law before any modification In It was
made. Tho senators elected this year
VIII vote for u United States senator
TWO yoz,s from next winter. G
Inc vote of to day will bs compared
with tho vote OF 1883, when the Repub.
llcan majority for governor was 10000.
The opposition vote to-day will DO COM
pared with the combined vote OF the
Democrats and Greonbackcrs In 1853.
There are 1903 precincts In the State.
THG RETURNS.
me first 10 precincts sh0w q not Re.
publican gain OF 2l7.
| Thirty precincts Of Iowa give net
Rem bllcan gain Of 676.
| Sky preclnctsi In Iowa fgive a net
Republican gain OF OH.
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or national labor tickets were aeon. IL
Is admitted that the Democratic Stsf0
.ieket Will have go ms ;ority in Plttn-
Held. Haver Hill will be carried bv
tne Republicans. Everywhere the
new liquor law first put into Operation
tnls yssr wss rigidly enforced, and all
the saloons were clessd.
mn vorn AT NV BEDFORD.
Inc full vote OF New Bedford iss
noolnsop, l,iS1; Prince, S67; L,throp.
iSo, aud Summer, IA.
rKReueH rRE STATE,
Ien towns in the State give Priuce
All Robinson, 1,6i5. The same towns
~ lSsS save Robinson 2,6iS; Batter.
BY TOWNS AND CITIES.
Iweaty cities aud towns outside Of
4 boston eivo Robinson, 5,iS2; Prince,
,s. s0i. Inc same cities and tewps In
iSS gave hobinsoa, S,15S; Butler, 5,475.
>, rs,ity oieles and towns give Robinson
~ ~ .ss Jay gave Robinson l7,907; Butler,
One hundred and filty-four cities and
towns, Including, in addition to thoso
aireaGy given, Springfield aud Tren.
ssa, ssn, Eve Robinson, for governor, Co.,
:. WITH only 10 towns to hosr frnm.
Roblnson's vote Ia lOO,i62; Prjnce,s'
s2,SSl; Lsthrop's, i,O5l; ;Eummey's2. .074.
koblnsou's pleurality js l7,7SI,
WHAT TIE HERALD SAYS.
The Hersld says: The returns from
tte Stste ut large aro very mese re. but
considering the Democratic loss in
boston ,245), the indications point to
Inc election OF Robinson, Republican,.
py largo majority.
One hundred aud thirtv.four cities
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pENNsYLyANIA.
The Progress and the Com parlsen

The Progress and the omparison.
PHILApRLpHA, Nov. 3,--The election
to-day passed oil very quietly. The
weather was clear and cold, with q
gusty wind Blowing, The only state
Office TO be filled was that Of state
treasurer. Matthew Stanley Quay
was the Republican, and Conrad 3.
Day, the Democratic candidates.. Barr
Spangler ran on the prohibition ticket
eud William D. Whitney as tbs Green.
back Labor nominee.
Last year Blaine had O plurality
OF 81 900. In 1888, whom the last state
treasurer WAS chosen, the Republic an
cgndidate was elected by maiorify OF
Alll Comparison tonight will be
made with tne vote OF 1888. ~,
Tbo Interest In the PhllSdelphis
county election csntered on ne con-
test for sheriff, ". Ellwood R0Nsu be-
ipg tho Republican and Dallas sanders
tho Democratic candidate. Rowan
vas opposed by the citizens Committee
OF Ono Hundred, which has been 30
prominent In local elaclions for some
years psat, on the ground that he was
Q representative OF "machine politics."
Rowan III 1876 was defeated for sheriff
by Wright, Democrat, by 0,25I votes,
although the Hayes electors on the
same day received $4,000 maj jority,
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AT Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. 3.--Alcxnn-
dris city gives Leo 6oi majority. Mas.
sey runs behind tho ticket "a votes.
The Democrats carry every ward In
tho city. Stuart, for the House OF Dali
eSates,has b6l majority, aud IL elected,
TIM RETURNS,
Reports received Mt the Democratic
headquarters here indicate tho elec-
tlon Of Democratic members OF the
Legislature in Fairfax, Culpeppor,
Orange, Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
Winchester gives Democratic ma
jorlty OF 10, The fret time in many
years. The indications aro that the
majority will largely exceed that OF
Cleveland In tho State.
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At Potrrshnrr

PErERsGURo, Nov. 3.-Tho Republi-
cans carry this city by 600 majority.
A dispatch to General Mahone SAW
SasseI esnnty is solid for the Republi-
cans. The following has Just been re-
oolved:
Richmond No. $40 Ganeral Maho ne.
very quiet, orderly election ia Rich
inond. Large vots, about go OF our
Voto leri cut In JGcsson ward, but I
think wo have held our own,
(Slgncd) JOHN S. WISE.
LEFT OUT.
Tho secretary OF the Republican
comm ltteo mt Lyuchbarg teier .apbs
thnt 256 colored voters were lsft in
line In tho Third wsrL, whom the polls
closed.
A dispatch.to the Republican head.
quarters from Lynchburg SAYS: Lee
has $50 majority, democratic gain of
III over last year. Az Hampton tho
Republican gain Is 90, and 3S at Cor
donsvil.e.
EzlkG CLAIM A FOUL. ,--
A dispatch ts the Republican head.
quarters from Norfolk to General Ma.
homo SAYS
"The enemy claim 800 majority. a
gross mtscount, and two precincts bo.
sides woro shut ont in the Fourth
ward"
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VIRGINIA
a Heavy yot,'

RICHMOND, Vs., Nov. 3.--The wealth
or was cleaf aud cool to-day, and The
election progressed qu.etly, although
both parties worked very hard. AZ /
o'clock q number OF precincts In tha
city had polled over three.fourths OF
Tho rsgisaorod votes.
Reports from Other psrts of tho State
indicate the polling OF fan vets, IL
Is seaernily oeilsvsd here that tho ae-
Gregato vogs OF the State will ereativ
surptss that OF last November.
ohe Associated Press feports from
mere VIII be naado up from special tel
eSrams from all accessible points, and
comparison OF the gains aud LOSSES
WI DO made with tho election when
Clove'ahd'a majority was GIL, There
are over l,2O voting precincts in tho
stsIe, and the Republicans vii, have
70 Average gain OF i've In each pre-.
cines 20 overcome taat ipsjority.
RETURNS CoMINaIN.
helurus received from about 40
voting precincts, including tile voting
places IN several worry doubtful coua.
veg, show net Democratic gsins of
about 1000. ~
Culpepper county gives Dsmo..
cratic msjority OF from 200 to 2?J sud
returns o Democratic member to tha
douso. The returns ara coming in
slowly.
Sasnaudosh county gives Dsmo
oraiic majority OF anout 100, and n.
Turns Democratic member 10 the leg
jelature.
Harrisonburg gives Wise IS ma
lorIty-h Democratic gain of SO. The
Republicsns concede Rockingham
county by about ICO, Democratic gain
OF l00. This will returr two Demo.
cratic members TO the. House. Tnls
county has been considered doubtful
DEMOCRATIC GAINS EvEaYwHRRE.
All the cities and counties through
out the state give lsrge Democratic
gains 1t 10 estimated that Lee's ma
Jority will DO 1900, and the Dsmocr ats
VIII bgye u majority In both Houses,
Danville gives tho Democratic ticket
a4O majority, gain of 800.
North Denvllle gives 13i ma,
jority, o gain OF %. Foil reIurns are
not IA from this, pottsylvaula county,
but Democratic gains are reported,
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at pittsburr.

PITTsBURa, Nov. 8.--Seventy.one
districts out Of 204 In Allegheny coun-
ty show net Eepublican gain Of 29l.
49,, LITTLE INTEEEsT TAKEN.
Ihe election to-day was the quietest
known here for many years. No in
teroat seems 10 be taken In the
event, and scarcely half the vote
was polled. Ia many districts the
workers. were couspicuously absent
aud voters were compelled to select
their our tickets from Cigar boxes
placed In unguarded,st outside the
polls. Tonight there is very little ex.
citement on the etrests, an
unusual occurrence heretofore.
Tho returns up to 10 o'clock indicate
5000 majority in Allegheny county for
Quay, Republican candidate for State
treasurer, The entire Republican city
ticket Ia also elected,
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At Bsool,lyr.

at Brooklyn.
BRsoELNN, Nov. 3-Nlne, zone dis
triots give HUI 1901; Jones. 10 7as.
Davenaport, HAST; Carr, 1857; Bay.
THE vo~E.
one hundred aud seventy-thres dis
tficts gave Hill S7ll7; Jones. SS.Ts6.
psyenpost, 2S,l14; Carr, 27eji; Bss.
Coai, 5s5.
One hundred and eighty.three dis
tIiess give Hi' Al ,06S, Davenport Al .aso
bsscom 665, Jones 1910, Carr 81 ,6S9.
Two hundred and twenty-six ont of
tne "a zoe districts in Brooklyn give H,il
Carr, ", ,lS5; Bascom, sos.
I've @ hundred and forty-seven ont of
tne 20 electoral districts in the city
give MI, 5l,9o3; Jones, 5l,e34; Daven-
pore, fi,o4i; Carr, A2.15l; Bascogn, 9So.
Two hundred and sixly-lour districts
ot Kings county Live Hill 9,gJi major
ityover Davonpsrt.
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arrssIssrrPr.


jackson, Nov. s.-rhe election to-
day passed OF quietly. The indIca.
tlons are that the vote 10 unusually
light Jackson pollsd $50 votos, ana
registers 1000. The nogroes generally
refrafned from voting. The light vote Il
70 bs aco0un nted for because OF there BE-.
ing no ticket IN the held: except the roe.
Democratic Btate ticket. In 4 fS3
oouneles having looal dleaaection th0
,asy ns,!yLs g slscssd . LsgslsidSs sSd 8
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New York City Complete.

New YORK, Nov. 3.-T2 q. IN. Tho
vote OF New York City conplets gives:
Davenport, 75,4i6; Hin, l23,74; Carr,
76,sSO; Jones, 1880. HIPS majority
over Davenport is lS,2Gs; JonoP over
Carr, 4A,4is.
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MAssACaUbEVrs,
Tho Vote NJ Bostou

Tho Vote NJ Boston.
BOSTON, Nov. s.-Tho following 10
the total vote Of Boston.
For Governor--Prlnce, 2aSo2; Robins
son, is,4ss; Summer, 23s.
At orHnR POINTS.
The Twentieth district viii probably
elect one Democrat and one Rspubll-
can fepresentasives end. .the Twenty.
1sso oi1erp pt tho same IN many
oewna auA nome eilloes ao prohibition
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district willrs-elect Demeres, Rspuh.
ilean, without opposition. The ara.
Guy district Ia close. Reports from
., ,ne country towns show tight vote.
mo vote for the county ticket Is close
ThE RKsuLr.
thoeas Dlckson, Republican. In
elecisd member OF ths Asssnblv in
the Third district OF Rsnssss,esr
county. He gots nesrlY 1000 m,ior-
i.r Ia the two Democratic wards a.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. s.-A.bany
county, estimated from meagre re-.
turns, gives Hin 2,cos majority Against
4s Tor Cleveland last year.
,r THE MAJoRiTfEs.
Tne indications are that ALBANY
connty VIII give 2,5C0 Democratic ma,
10 inoiorliy.
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at Worcester.

WoRcssTER, Nov. 3.-The vote Of
Worcester is, Robinson, $500; Prince,
3,l73; Lsthrop, PSI; Summer, A very
small vots was polled In this city
anu county. Senator jefferson Is re-
elected by ga plurality,
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Ten OF tho preclnols In Augusta
county i've Lee 400 majority, a Repub-
licnn gain OF 60. Alleghany coiiuty
gives 200 Republican majority,
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DELAWARE, Pa, Nov. 3.--Delaware
county gives Quay 1900 majority,
Republican gain of 9Ss.
;, Chester City gives Quay 1908 and
Day 7S9. Chester county, Qusv I.50l
majority, a Democratic gain Of sos.
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An Estimate.

NEW York, Nov. 3,--[2:OOs, m. The
New York city Press bureau esti-
mates that Hill will leave New York
city and Kings county with msjority
OF 10000.
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WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. Swim
chester gives Lee 10 majority, a Demo.
cratic gain OF 9S ovor tho prosidentjel
vote OF last year.
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SrAUSroN, Va, Nov. 3.-Stauntou
and three adjoining precincts give
Leo JOS meIority, u Republican gsin
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BATAVIA, Nov. s.-Daveuport's ma
lority IN Geneva county is estinlstsa
by Chairman Redheld to b, about 7Co
= Democratic gain Of ?ss.
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LYSonBuRa, Va, Nov. 3.--Th,s city
gives Loe 9 majority Of 4So, a gain over
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Tue WORLD.

A bulletin to the World says if the
Democratic gain in The districtl yet to
hear from is equal TO that already
shown in 2l0 districts reported, then
HI!ps msjority will reech 2s,0CO In the
Aniira State.
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TRoY, N. ", Nov. 3.-The weather
was cloudy and election parsed OIL
quietly.
Mrs. Caroline 0llkoy Rogers, a we'll.
known advocate OF female suffrage.
offered to vote At . polling place AZ
Lansingburgh, but was refused by the
Inspectors, and she threatened 10 apply
70 the courts for mandamus.
:, The voting here has been light. Tho
Republican state ticket has run we'll.
Carr 10 ahead Of hla ticket. The indl-
cations are that Dixon, Republican.
VIII carry The third district for XsSSm.
oN . Republican gain, The second