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National Republican., 1886-12-08
THE SMALL THINGS oFA DAY.

THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filing made painless by the use of
cocaine by 8. T. Mason, dentist 2i8 Four-and
R-half street northwest.
Ladies', we have the best line OF 81 so opera
slippers in the city; Box-Toe and Common
Sense. Mrs. W. II. Rich. III Market Space.
Otto soehl was yesterday fined $40 or thirty
days In jail, BY Judge Smell, for stealing small
wagon.
Acting Major Austin is much better, and it
the weather permits he will soon again be at
his Office.
Mrs Robert X. Elliott has given 81 900 worth
OF fine steel plate engravings TO the 81. Marks
2. E. Church bazaar,
Liquor licenses were yesterday granted to
John q. Clark, J. J. Barry, James Richardson,
John l.. Keith, Everett Ellis.
Jennie Rosenthal wants IS, 900 from Reuben
Jandorf for defaming her character, and has
entered suit to recover that amount.
Sixteen mahogany cases Just completed for
the Grant relics were destroyed by the burning
OF George A. Miless furniture factory, at Baiti-
more, lately.
Metsrs. Richardson & Kerby grooers doing
business at No. 400 street northwest, have
made an assignment to X. Q. Qwynn for the
beDtGt OF their creditors,
Cen. G. G. Augur has addressed tho commits
sloners letter asking clemency for Policeman
Hawkins, lately tried and dismissed from the
police force for drunkenness.
The grand Jury panel was completed yester.
day by the acceptance of Nessrs. Charles B.
Pearson, John A. Rheem, Benjamin II. Morsell,
Joseph r. SpBnsy, G. Thomas Noyes, and
Howard q. Keyworth. Mr. Pearson was Sc
lectcd as foreman.
Charles Edwards, colored, arrested by Dc.
tectiyes Horne and Ran, has, on investigation,
been found to be the party who stole several
Turkish covers and SIS worth of silyerware
from Duncansons auction rooms and about s25
worth OF thilverwaro from the Temple Cafe.
National Republican., 1886-12-08
R. H. TAYLOR,
oaa Pennsylvania Avenue.
FOR,t HRIsTMAs PRESENTS
sEAToN PERRY,
(srccrssoR TO PERRY & BRoTHED.


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRorHED'
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH sAcoUEs AT $780,
AsfR&iKHAN IRA XIX 'ySND AND SEAL PLUSH JACKETS
1MPORTED CLOTH WRAPS, s,NEwMARKETS,
AND ENGLISH wALKlNG JACikIlEirs;
FUR ANp sATiSLisN5EPP6 Tim 81 70 S;S5LihNNN sS6 Oi
1MP0RTED BLACK JERSEYS, ALL SIZES,
HyMNENIHYA, MIA 'i,VS ,VCSnitDDA, ANDcAMEL's HAIR
lpFScH Hnn 7 BH1RRoCuE sHAwLs, AND GENTLE
MEMS SCOTCH MAuDS. ,,,r,,r,,
noSNFTs. P0NsON'S, AND sCHR0EDERS
BLACK CACHEMlRE SILKS, tkOM 'oC
no $3.50 PER YARD. r,,,,rrp,N
SIpERB STOCK OF LYONS FAll!LE fkAN-
CASE, SATIN @ pTCRIESS5IEEiE ISIEE AM SRb SiinL AZ,
SHADES, FOR DAY AND EVENING
Lyons Ss"Pii'RE PPii'RE SILK yELvETs IN BLACK
AND ALI, THE NEW COLORS, RANGING
FROM g TO sS PER y 44AEKDDiiyrpcuIrEs 4AKDii
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY. ,,,no,,r,,,,
1NMENSE ASSORTMENT OF IMP0KTED
DPFSS FABRICS AND FRENCH HABIT
CLOTHS; RANGING FROM QUO Io sS'VO
rp t2ai,esN fER SAkRS; ASp PER1Nors KID GLOVES.
A LARGE LINE OF ALLrWoOL CLOTH
" IAcKETS AND NEWMARKETS AT $500
10 $40 FORMER PRICES WERE fkOM
So 10 800 JUST THE THlNG FOR A
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESEHI
Rs,PLAlN FlGuBRbETSS FlGuBbTSpA AND OoN Il NoA
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY LDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH 81
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1886-12-08
Diamonds and Watches Great Bar
Uaing.

NEW cures and fresh trumphs for st. Jaco bs
Oil are Of daily occurrence.
National Republican., 1886-12-08

Miss MCCABB, 5OG Ninth street northwest
has The finest stock OF stationary In the city.
National Republican., 1886-12-08

BEST made Clothing in Washington for men
and boys. Eiseman Bros, eth and L.
National Republican., 1886-12-08

r. A. McCABE, 5O6 Ninth street northwest,
Washington, ID. G. Stationery and Stationers'
Novelties; Plush and Leather Goods card en-
craving, monograms, crests, &c, a specially.
National Republican., 1886-12-08

ss Handsome Diamond Collar Button, worth
Sl2 Sl2, Star Band Diamond Ring worth SIS;
s25; SIS Solid Gold Stem Wlnder for ladies',
worth $50; S2S, Elgin Solid Gold Gents Stem
Winder, worth $40; S33. A-carat EIgin Stem
Winder, worth $50; $3.50, Finest Pearl Opera
Glass, worth sl2
JACOBS BROTHERS, Diamond Experts,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-08
Election of Omcern,

BEST made Clothing in Washington for men
and boys Eiseman Bros, 7th and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-08
PoIica Prnmntlnns.

BEST made Clothing in Washington for me-
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and L.
National Republican., 1886-12-08
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

BFsT made Clothing in Washington for mer
and boys. Eiseman Bros, eth and T..
National Republican., 1886-12-08
c CL0A K s
FOB
Christmas
Presents.

Bag~one hundred and five cloaks which comprise the
samples of leading manufacturer offered at nearly
half usual prices offer these cloaks in conjunction
with our regular Stock every cloak of which has beea
reduced price in order they should not look dear
when compared with the manufacturers samples. We
are justified we think, in terming this
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EAsTERN NEWS.

ConfeFeEce via ~ Eonsepa.
NEW Y0RE, Nov. 8.--Fho Paoi6o Nal
Directors appointed q sab-aommiiteet 30
confer villa the Panama people en- chs
matters Ia dispute hetwn@n thaan and
Director LoatofhAok. They did noa
wlah 70 SOC 40 opportunity of eanfeF-
encs With Do L1asapa pass by withouf
taking advantages on ID.
maine IN sew NoFk.
Blaine was at ths Fifth Avenue Hoksl
all day and roeaiyod q uumoeF of
vislt0rs. 10 conversation With 3 Espoftaf
hs said: II shall Fsnain "a ths oilg
antil tomorrow night, when i viii start
foT home. an 10 Hsu York % bnai-
nsss. / have LothinR % say aboat tha
Fesuits o. tha eleoii0n."
The PresiaenG's Pians.
WAsursaroH, Nov. 9.-The f0lioaiua
annauncoment vas issued a she Whtte
House today "rha Proaideei dads d
absolutely neaeaaaFy 20 the pfeper per-
foFmanos OF his public dnliea, lnas fha
time between tne k0ln cf NogsmbaE ana
the next messing of Congress BE- AZ hin
disposal free from intsrfaranoa. Vita.
10 shia period ho will BE- obliged 10 dauy
himseif % al visitory exceps upon ae.
taai public Business Of tmp0fiAnse.
rhis viii not be oonslFaec 10 ineIa1s
applioatioaa % Sooommendslioaa Zoe
oiHos.n This notlse aiven 10 the pab-
he ihus early 70 diaDoss ol 10 sdqanes
he d q that ths trip 70 Haehin9ton haa
been made 10 ignorance - ne Press
cens's afranQeraenis. fho nsaai pabiie
Mondays. Wednssdaysan and Fridays VII
~
Raee Riof.
MAnaHAGL, (fexasl Nov. 2.--Adsioaa
by teiepn1ne iroa 5eutiagilla, 81naa tam
miles eaat og here, on tAa fexas a Pa-
enc M&iIFoad. stale thaa tno negroes ara
rioting fhare, aud aaaistanae ls aakea
for ag Seottsviiie immediataiy. 1A8
nseys.s had anllsd - eolgr.d eandl-
dates for the LseQialatueo and ioeaf
olfsss, and this, 4 Il lhouRht. Led e
tie Fioling. The troable Is l1oaanf %
b very serious.
nuraea % Deafk.
Loooo0rhEE (Ind.), Noq. s.-At 3
O'Clock ihis m0fuiug the Ackafman do-
tei' tso story fHame beildtnR. 80
barDed and t1ree men persisted o. s1e
hsmea. They wofe foEaotleu n tie e.
cltsmeGt until Il waa zoe iate b 3a4e
them. Iw0 u thom 8efe John q. 0ates
aHd Minhaol fKnoy, WIN wBrs yesterday
eisated Treasurer snd AudiioF ~ Mar
tin eouniy. Worn oat bg tEs axaFttona
of 3ha day. they retired "A a ia1a boar
ana we're nos awahened nntii IL wan loo
lace 30 esoa. q. 0Aia1 died 4 1aafA az
torture. AZ indiost6d bg fha poaltion ID
Whieh his bsdy was found. 4ne ehird
gietim vas 10hn burch, whose preaanes
tn tha buildinq waE unkuQsu. Ha
leaFos . family q four ohildrsn. Galea
had elegen ehildfsn. nesiiy fFaHn.
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shlpslaG Iuleall.sus..

Pom T0v1lzID. N0V. s-Arrigsd-
BaFk HespaE.
P0ar MADmoN. Nov. 9.--AerigoS--
B4Fks Yidotts and HanFy Baok-
Saiied-Bsrk Oaklaud-
nka FRAHcmoo. hog. 9.-8st 81
atssnsF Ssats q CaiifnEnia. far As ofia
bAEk RFs@ont fur Pori Tovuasnd.
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SaH FnkEcrsoo, Nov. 3--Josspt a.
Balard. 40 eidcElf married nan. aora-
rnilted auicids Ia t1e Helei Hsiia Visa
bg ah0olina himself ID the head win 4
FsFossar. Iha eaaaa Waa d1rz1asion e
spi1its and isi kaaIfh.
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ST. LouIa, Nov. a.-The latest returns
from ths Esentssnth Illinois OonaEes-
sional Distriat indicate that Morrison
has been dsfsaied by John Baker. Rep.
The returns are sill lnc0mplete, b1t
aorFisauas stronghold vest fer Baker,
ana is i generally tho1Rht thaf be viii
ha TIE nsxt OoneFessman. Dispasc7ss
we're received on change this afternoon
unrpoFtina 10 come from Mogfison,
stating thai be conceded biz defeat.
Dtapasohea from Beliville, H., say the
Hon. w. RI M0EKiasn, Dem0crafia can
aiaaae for eleotian 10 Congress from the
Efnhfeanth Diatrica has baen defeated
hy hia Rspuhliean opponsnf, Jnd9s
Bakers kT Z maisrity of about 100
fhe RETURNS viii not be oomplstsd BE-
fore tsmoFFou. bat enoaah has been Fe
Live - aDpear certain that MorFison
has resflv been defeated Ofhciai re-
furns frou Madisaa and Washington
coanfies Riss Baker q majority OF 35t IN
- forvser and si9 IN ths latter. and e.
timased FstnFna from 81 Car oouuk3
eiVs him so, and fron Bead eoansy
so naiority. Morrisous only majority
ia 10 Moneoe ooanfE, woere aooofaing .
ofaaial returns be haa 121 majority.
Rakss total mAiaEity, haasd upon ofaaiai
eanue az threa eonn1iea, and es4imaasd
soana % two, b 7kl, hni kepabiiczns
esafm whan fun returns are reeea8ed
thia VIII be swnllsa 70 loO0 Mr.. Nor
Fsson hinssif, according 70 dispaleh
frun Waseelnp, his residences, e0noe3ea
A defeat MuEFisan has been esndi-
dAse fer CoaGFeoS thtrieon tires. and
has bosn dsfsaled hires timsss tsioe ~
1a1as Baker. hia pFEsel4 Vtslog, and
onae onlF 81 JDhn r Hay. Ihe rssalt
ef tfs sisesion y asid - Be . great saF-
pEiss shEoaahoa1 ne ctelrict, paFtica3ar
3 Dsmsara1A end . monateE jlbiioe
uss hsid as BeIIsEilie ~ Rspsoitezns
taaiahk Nnrrionn caFried 6is DislFist
thrss ysara go by go matsFitY.
A66aaanal rrlarns ln4ioa1a that sna
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DKNvRR, Nov. 3.-From meaRer re-
turns received mp 20 noon, the indica-
tions are shat Adams. Dem., has besn
elected Governor by small majority
and possibly Heed for Congressman.
On accsunt Of she great ameunt Of
scratching, returns have been received
only from 26 precincts In Arapaho o0an-
ty oat Of 60. They give Reed, Dem, 3
majority over Symes, Rep, Of 4S1.
Returns fr5m this State show q scat
teFinR vote, bat indicate the election Of
the entire Republican State ticket by .
amhIl majority.
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HARTTonD, Nov. b. With bat very few
towns 30 hear from the State Senate
stands IA Republicans and 10 Demo
Gratis, q kepublican gain Of one. The
lower house, with four towns net heard
from and Feokoned 40 voting she same
a. last year, stands 1873 kepublieanss ll3
Democrats, 13 Labor and ! tie, q ke-
publican majority OF - or 20, and on
joint ballot OF from 20 70 25. The vote
Tor Governor is LounsberFy, Rep.
s. $50; Cleveland, Dem, 1881; Forbes.
Pro, 1918; Baker. Labor, 2ilo. fha
Legislature viii sleot q Republiean sen
akof and 6kafs offieera.
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LIKE 4 TIDAL WAVE.
CsatHauea Reports Of Re-
pablIcan Gains.
New York Rsnss5lvnnIa and 0hlo Re.
psb'isaa-y yIrxInIa As.in camss
Inso Llss- speaker c4zlIals
Dsssafss.


A DoCBxEuL 3MluLT.
asn FRAncmco. Nov. 8.--Additianal
retnrns ara fast pouring in this moxn-
ina frou al she eo1nties of the stats.
bot naus af then are ia any way near
being oamplste. The Republicans ooafi-
dsntly elain z vicloEy for Swift for
Gorarnor. Their estimate runs from
500 % IS high ss 500. The Dsnoerats
ere auaAiiy oondde1t thai Bartlelt has
oarrisd fhs state. They claim that the
san francisco oount wiH sweep away
SWifsss small majority II the eounsry.
fhe RspublieAns lay claim also 10 ava
of tue Congressional districts. Tbs
aflh they consider In donbt, and thay
are also claiming b small majority "a
i@tna ballot ID the Legislature. Ne
ngnEea. howeveEs have yet come IN on
which anything like q eOrreas estimate
af the nexf Legislature oAn be made.
The eleeiion Of Pond, Democrat. for
Mayer Of this oity is eenerally eon-
eeded.
EHR COUNT PRoanzsn0.
Ths elsoaion returns both IL he city
aad eoanty e progressing Vegy slowly.
bsan ooanted, giving Swift. Rep..l for
0UfE4Ia4 4atAaa1 RAAtAIAl k-to-daay -
IL; Rnsssl (Prohib.,l 1888, WiaRtnton
(AmsFieanl 1904 OD0unell llnd..)
693. Sulft's plurality 0n this
count il the State outside Of San
FFancisoo b 919. which, Il maintained.
woald give him plurality IN the STATE
outaide of San Francisco Of 5000. Al
n0on iA,272 votes bad heen counted.
giving Swlft 4Slo. Bartlett 6Sl4, Wig
RinRs0n 666 and O'Donnell 298. Bart
iett's plurality in this county IL 644.
which, Il maintained, in the name ratio
throaRhout the total city vote woald
give him e piuEality Of 1000, leaving
swift 9 gaineT on ths entire vote OF The
stats Of 5000. Garter lRap.,l for Ooa-
REesa, is probably eieoted IN the First
Dissxiss. &c is Oampeeil (Rep..l n be
Second. NcKanney lRsp.,) iR the Third
and Msrrow lRep..l 10 the FoaFth
DlstEiot. In the Kifth DIstFics, 3 lton.
fRep..l Is pr0sAbly beaten By Frank
5ullivan (Deml. Lynch (Dem..l
leads in she sixth District, bus
sha result ia still esnaidsFed
doahafnl. For supFeIne Judge. jacobson
Temple (Dem santa k0aa, Mcfarland
(Repab.,l Sacramento. and Patterson
(Repnb.,l san Joaquin. are elected.
Tue Legislature u still IN doubt. Both
the Democrats and Republtoans claim
z msieFity on joint ballot.
The count Of San Francisco 50 far as
made, indicates that the Democrats
have elected fifteen State Senators and
Aasemblymen. and the Republicans thir
teen, 3 Dsnooratia gain Of four in the
city.
IL 259 cities and towns IN the State,
including San Francisco, the count. up
70 D. m, gives Swift, 30,692; Bartlett,
50 .6lB; RUSSELL, 1861; NiaRtnt0n, 49,;
0sDonnell, 1906.
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MaFyland


BALTIMoRR. Nov. 8-Full returns
from the State do net change the result
a. announced last night. Five Demo
cratic and ene Republican ConRFessmsn
we're elected.
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BosToN. Nov. S.--Thrse handred and
thirty Eve cities and towns give Amea,
Republican, 120,6 ,667; Andrews. Demo-
erat, III, ,467; Lashrop, Prohibition. Sl0l;
giving Amss plurality Of 300, with
thirteen towns missing. These will
swell Ames' vote.
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OAnsoN, Nov. 2.-The RepuhlioAas
have made q clean sweep OF the State,
except Supreme Judge Stewart. The
Legislative oket vas elected BY asmali
majority.
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DKEaorT. Nov. II--Tha FTss Prsss Cd :
masnine oonssdas ths LaaiE ltuss % ths
Rspuhlieana and saya that the teazlt 90
Etnie tickst b stih ID d11bt, the chanoas
10 faVar % ths faEioa c1adidstea. Ths
Trsbazs cizims the , 4ts fer the Rspab-
ho4ns b = maisEity % fFom ssvsn %
tsn thouFa1d, . Hspoblican msiarity o.
issat ballot 10 ths LsRisiafurs Of dfty O.
sixty.
f1w.wt N.v- a-fne,~rl.ta ~-sn~,s
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WrMmoIos, Nov. 8.-BFiRgs, Dem.
for Governor has . majority in ths state
Of over 5000 over Hofeoker. Prohibit
tionist. TIE Republicans took Dut lit
tie part IN the slectiou. The Democrats
elect ever thinR, including the Leeisla
tive ticket, which fnauFea the reelection
Of @. Gray 10 the United States senate.
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~ LAAAAAM
n tnsuFea
be- United
Hnaanna.
- =

IKpEANAPoh1s, Nov. Sat ten o'clock
retuEuB from this State indicate tbs
election ef the Republican State ticket.
The Legislative ticket is still In doubt,
and owing 70 the diversity Of inteFesta
involved iE may not be definitely kno9n
until tomoEFo9, what the result is. The
Congressional delegati5n viii pFobably
stand six Republicans aud seven Demo
oEats. = RepahlioAn gain Of thres.
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en@5aFfty en- tha Repnblioan 9sase ttekaz
I'll Faaeh l0og0, and vii probably -
kizhsE. Iha Repuhlinanz hAvs sleetsd
ea16s CaBRFeE8n1n, q gain 81 Qns.
Ihsss sra with GesE, IL TIE Eirsk Hea-
dsssou. II he Ihird, EnllsF II the
konFth. Kerr. Ii tbs Elfih, CengeF =
t1s HsFeuth, LFman n fhe hin1a,
Haimas u tha Tenth and Strueel N the
EleRoath. Ths Dsmocrats eleg1 Hayes
IL the 0ee11d ~ prooably 100 Dalurlty,
WeasaF IN the eIxth District - SO
majority and Andsrson ID TIE EiEhtn
Oi4Ixlcs bY upwards of 100.
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Dns MouEa. Nov. s.-RstuFna read
up 10 this time By the State ReSssfer
show . Republican majority on the
Stafs ticket 81 1900 OF l2ycO. They
also show the election OF the Repab-
lioan OonRreaamen In out Of the II
districts. The Democrats c0ncede The
state By 1000 and claim four Congress
men.
On the Republican State ticket here.
there is Republican gain Of $50. Tue
entire Republlean eounty and iadisial
ticket ia eleoted.
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ne largest EstabI shmsHi
n the northwest.
BnlT for Pail BuHlGls !

<2un sTOcK rs CoMPLzTB WTTH
reeelfiaa. Any de1odptIoE Woui1
- 4 falnt ldea 81 tbs lmme19l1F q
1eIF. We fnvils I'll VIE FiElt tn1
fa aigs - eall and i1spee1 o1E -
l.Fs - unrivanod aas1EtmenG
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-27
Justice Crawford's Court.

Promptly at 10 o'clock Justice Craw-
commence the call of his civil docket,
which embraced 63 cases. Fourteen
judgment were rendered, either by de-
fault or confession.
Ed Meyer, who was arrested upon the
affidavit of Manuel Lopez, for criminal
libel, in that he published libelous ar
ticle in one of the city papers, waived
an examination and gave bond in the
sun Of $3.50, to await the action of the
graz jury.
Charlie Brown, who is said to have
quit his wife and taken up lodgings with
another woman, was arrested, and in
default of bond, was committed to Jail,
upon the charge of using insulting Ian
guage to the wife, whom he deserted,
when he met her on Military plaza sun
day morning. The parties are cOlored
X. Ryan, who is in trouble for threat
ening the life of his wife and for other
alleged otfenses of more or less serious
character, was surrendered by the sure
ties on bond and was lodged In Jail. He
is now realizing the fact that the "way
OF the transgressOr Is hard"
An affidavit was made against George
Lambkin, charging him with throwing
stone at James Rose and making an
ugly wound over his eye, Both parties
are colOred,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-27
Only SIS a Year
Sharpeye Snappers.

However groomed the "ring" is
doomed.
Fusion will bring profusion Of votes.
and cause confusion among the ring
sters.
Why call convention when the ticket
is already made? Humbug us, would
you?
The "ring is an all-around farce, and
woe unto the poor candidate who ac-
cepts a nomination there from.
Two-thirds OF the delegates selected
for the ring convention are Mexicans by
birth or prediction comment is nm
necessary.
The aztec hoodlums were nicely
handled, Saturday, at the primaries by
the three C's-' Cassiano, Cardenas
and Callaghan.
1t is limited that, II the present
administration succeeds itself, Don Juan
O'Leary will be made city clerk. Thus
will Ireland squelch France.
The tall ringster who fought and
weakened the democratic party four
years ago with republican money Is
now seeking its strength by a NOM
mat on. Terrible gall, but he'll fall.
"Vi va Mexicanow and "Mexicanos,
este louw were the war-cries at the
primaries, Saturday eveneng. Only
true American citizens should partici-
pate in democratic meeting, but the
sons OF MonteZuma handled the
machine themselves, and showed to the
modest citizen how the old thing
worked. They were here first, you
know. SHARAEYE.
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| precinct, but Street Commissioner
John Cavanaugh wanted TO do the same
thing. Hunt had his friends there early
and In good numbers. but Cavanaugh
| entered, bringing in his force by twos,
and soon Ii was evident that he con-
troled the meeting. There was a little
fight for chairmanship, but the Hunt
party soon saw they were utsrrategised
and wisely abstained from any further
action. John Cavanaugh was, ofcourse,
made chairman, and J. z. O'Leary was
chosen secretary, and the following dele
gates we're elected
Maverick, 5. Miller, N. o. Green, G.
Howard, Frank Grice, A. Jacobs, John
Cayanaugh, J. b. Simpson, J. S. Carr, J.
z. Berry, Thomas Cayanaugh, T. II.
Micklejohn, |. Z. Simpson, Ernest Rische.
William Lyons, Sr., +. NJ. Orvis, NJ.
Courtney. Martin Quinn, William Muth,
ii. Bitter, Sr., Joseph Waelder, George
Butter. j. Carr, James McSorley,
L. ii. Lee, John Mccormick, G. l.. WurZ-
bach, j. L. O'Leary, l.. CARA, DIR. T. X.
Chew, q. A. Evans, Jas. Burnett. Jacob
Stout, NJ. Casey, A. Jacobs, Phil Man
ger, Chris Mueller, Dan Lewis, B. l..
AycOck.
The delegates have no instructions,
but 1t is understood it is for straight
ticket.
At the
TwENTYNISTH PRECINCT
Oscar BergstrOm called the meeting to
order and was made chairman; S. NJ. Ell
lis WAS elected secretary. The follow
ing delegates, pledged for straight
ticket, were then elected:
Oscar Bergstrom, S. NJ. Ellis, NJ.
Gturri, Jr., Jay Minter. W. II. Young,
II. Heligmann, John wilkins, T.. Niggii,
f Jenul, +. .. DeIIymel, George Caen,
II. +. Vernon, II. NORTH, Del Devices,
NJ. Dallas, g. f. Kroeger, Robert Sym
ington, Fred Wingartz, G. Peltzer,
l.. Schunke, J. SPAIN, Jacob Epp, J.
Winters, Frank Huntress.
The meeting was orderly and we'll con-
Quoted.
The straight men have undoubtedly
won the fight and therefore straight
democratic ticket for county Off
GERS may be looked for. In that con-
ventiOn the "ring" will be strongly rep
resented and will make the contest for
its old supremacy.