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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
WHAT The REGISTRATION SHOWS
. HEAVY VOTE CERTAIN IN STRONG kEPUBLIcA'
III

A HEAVY VOTE CERTAIN IN STRONG REPUBLICAN,
DISTRICTS.
A careful study of the total registration
shows conclusiveiy that there Will be- large hepuOh-
can vote cast this year. The total registration Is
l35s74 names winch Is 1876 more thsn ia't year,
amen there was all attaching TO an "Iocio
NJ a Governor Its only 5O77 less than IN 1884. the
molly Presidential election since that o
1.6o II shows concusvr,y tnat the Republicans have
NAT been leo astray by peas TO vote for Mr. Hewitt or
mt TO vote at all Tie distinctive Republican districts
are the With. With. KIN. Xith KUHN "pd AAl'L
he"yy E'p""s" n, vote vote, ~ ht .He 1ra
carried ~ me Kepuu"cans under favorable eirculn
stances IL 1855 ne registration IN TAO WIZ District
tho VIM strict .s't year IT. w yx,, H. 49,.
,nc c ian Year W., a65 AMI tnis year 1860 In
Kin District lasi Gar was 24o and La" y"'r 1000
~ill propany Do large G'orse vote at no popus
non - iarseiy made NJ of Germans sIu Doue ui'u
me Republic ers sAg thal tue Geor<" vote vi" DO
drawn III much arEer pr'ppruon o i iuh D,r,c .o
ruks than the R~puoIican lhe Attn Dstilet Eau
Iva, ne d-punde on for u Repuooan majority. MI.
Roosevelt will nave az unusual ~ ho"yl Que 's' go 30
Tue registration WAS 5o47 tns oar ana onN ~
r,s.s 10 10 the nest older dst ct, II tue
,rasfration any criterion. rh~ and tue Win Ds
mel were ony III the city when lncreasod 'ner
malorItrs for Blame over "a ,'e ,Yrn LOT 10 -.
1850 The registration IN the Alllth last year was
> 260 and Inis year. s2o3 only 40 less man 'ha VI
Tnr uptown have In moat cases largely In
,,,..r, Their regIrtratIon. Tnls Ia parly OwIag "
uur gro III. and paruy to the great Interest frt III
tne Mayoralty campaign. In the XVIII Dstrc thrre
xr, sy voters registered this yoar, aSanst lOol9
'..t wear aud 1903 ia 1854 la tho AAls. District
mere y,r- $40 this year. against SO93 last
gar ANA D. 4js IA 1854. The XAillL District SLOWS
mich m. ar 1-st OF ALL iuls year tn1 to!al
10 i.i against IT, III last year aud l75O5 Ia los4
rn. IVtn Dis,r, also shows s. gns OF groWtl nc
rr.i,lrou IL $50 TINS ear, COMPARED with olo'
last year And 1861 Ia 1884. -.
Careful Re pu ucan Politicians say they believe Ihh
Mr. Roo .,ysi,s yot. reach that OF Mr.. baipo IL
1884 This VAS "A trlns 10000. Alowing thlr Il
-, ,nrrr,t IN "A vote 200 q, and gVinS trofR'
low estimate of hs III the opinion Oh iuAn'
Of us supporters Mr.. Hewitt will receive oO.ooo lhes'
nrurs. " III elect Mr.. Roosevelt by 10000 pural'y Al
,rctiou Jay approaches predicted these ngures ""
coue nearer aud nearer the actual result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
GEORGE d. TILLMAN On THE ADMINISTRATION.

COLUMBIA, ). c., Oct "a (Spec'dD.-Con-
gr.s.n.n 1.orge d. Tnnan. renomiuated oy tue Demo-
~ IN IN, I'D District ha, been going about the state
making .peeches devoted exclusively TO of tue
National administration aud particularly OF President
CLEVELAND. lie says the Democrats made an uuwise
choice: that tho Government Is administered Oy Clove
land more ID favor Republican principles than either
Grant Of Hayes dared do mat the financial govern
neut II. administered IN favor OF Vail street aud New
York c,pus III people; that the South
mas gaiIrd Ivy the chan Mr. I'll nan CHARGES
IN, .nsgOvorntncui, Lila Saolnct WIN
| iucuu uetence and o. tuen Win rasvallly For
about year Captain b. x. riluau. brother oil tie Con-
,r...man ami leader OF tno " Farmers movement bas
u.eu cnargng the state Administration Win being cor
rupl anu mas been ung tho oIhce -noders an unp'ess-
| uuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
POLITICS IA CONNECTICUT
SURFACE INDiCArIONs-MR. CLEvEL,NDs CANDi'
DACY Losing GROUND.


DACY LOSING GROUND.
HARTFORD. Oct. 24-There has never been
poca CANVASS IN CONNECTICUT which surface lndi-
cations from Judge the probable re ut were so
f. w. or The unknown elements 50 many In" can
wasting on the part both the lea ins parties mas oee
OF a 18TH hunt" character AMI although great ue''
OF work has by the various com nt'e"s '"o'e
can lie AZ present very little Effect scerned THIS nuch
is however an parent al effort Is to De coh'ee-
trad upon the OF members OF the Le2Sia'uo
I'm order TO control choice Of the next United states
Senator ana that eff Will very likely result III 'no
Legislature having also ect state offices. AZ there ~
hardly chance OF either Mr.. Lounsbury or Mr. Cleve
.nn being elected by the people. The Prohibition vote
and the Ind pendent labor vote Will draw So largely
from the Old parties that IL Will be remarSaoIe in-
deed II a majority be obtained Dy either
n, tbe two prominent candinat-s OF Mr. Lounsbury's
candidacy t may SAID the more II Is stu mel no
more at ractive appears. an1 TIE iul '"so'
including ndep 'nlent contingent that di not '"so
for Mr. elaine n 1884 Will he cast for hlu -
Gu the contrary, sir. tleNelahdS eau udacy urs o'
IDENTIFY iost ground within the last two wrek- Ihr AZ
tempt 70 pass of friend OF the WORKING n-u apu
a Amor can,ll late IN brcomIng more transparent lho
ly arknow oil fact that hs IS put forwrl Nv
Mr. B rnuu for tra,ilng purposes ony, nss "eP'o's
ing md ueuce Ms Canvas - ..
So far a. nominations OF union character arc cou-
cernei The rpublisans have certainly never put lot
ward better candidates aud II Is trne also tnat
the hat much trou lie IN tucik
SIM conventions "a tins year and nanSt sucu weak
caniidatrs Republican caniiiaies Tor the state
senate the that have been nan'i Tor NAM
wear. and the prOhaDIty OF an Increasei h-piohcin
maority In thai body be set down as one oil the
reasonably certau Results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterday's issue OF rnE SUNDAY TRIBUNE cone
tanned ett.rs on current topics from Paris. Berlin
and Constantinope. first article on Women Wage
Workers by Helen Campbell; The French IN Mex
ico by General Adam Badean; continuation OF Inc
Confessions of Claud, History of the BaTthold
Statue: reviews of Bilzac's Cousin Pols IN Eng
hsh Jevons's History of Greek Literature Nal
locks" The Old Order Changes" Graham's " Neae-
"a and Meredith's Sandra BellOm"; Personal
and Political Chat. Religious Intelligence, National
Guard Notes. Gnmpses ofthe Theatres. Actors Out
side the Calling Week IN Society, stories About
People Current Anec Totes A Lucky Blunder, Burn
Ing the Dead At the Ward Room Table. and nu-
merous other interesting features. Leading news
topics were:
FoRn,G The news in London; efforts to re-
unite the Liberals. - General kauloarss de,
mapds Of the Bulgarian Government not acceded
to- - Victory of Justin VIC carthy In hts con-
tested election case. - German spies arrested ia
France - DR.. keatinge arrested IN Liverpool.
- Curious action of the French Government:
- neilcs of the extinct race OF heu luolans VI
Newfoundland.
ton Me- - Labor demonstration In Philadei
piIa. - Mr. Blame at Washington and JeDer-
son College - suicide of Robert W. Aston IN
Washington. - Appointments by the PreSl-
oent - Nominations for Congress and Assem-
bly,. - p an for a COLONY In Mexico. - fIo-
test by students at Andoyer IN behalf OF the pro-
fessors. - vote against the doctrine Oh pro-
baton III the synod of Pennsylvania. f..
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Growing enthusiasm ior
Mr. Rooseyet a speech by the candidate. -
PennhIican nominations indorsed bv the Brooklyn
Young Republican Cub. - WORK resumed on
tails tor the unveiilng OF the Statue. - FORE
cast OF the lilden will contest. -
The Public Works Departments esti-
mates considered - Dissatisfied insurance
brokers. - Last day OF registration; -
Cpfumbia College athletic games. :" Wlnners
in the Country cubs races Economy W'ld Tom,
Dundee Jack and Campbell - Gold value OF
tae lega-tender silver dollar i4l2i2 graiusl-ae
as 5-iGd per ounce-7575 cents. - stocks
were dull and after further depression, fully
recovered closing strong.
Copies may still be had at the oiice or by mail
Sixteenp ages. Price 3 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN DANGER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a SpeciaD. The DEM
ocratic Congressional Conmttee Is m"kn< strenuous
efforts To induce Democratic clerks anu ohcehooers IL
Washington 10 10 home TO vote. huon a''ont'ou n''
b.,n ua 10 procuring reduced alton Tor the
.,, II "a expect eli that a large portion OF them
will be AZ home on election day Special attention has
been paid by the to the Congregational DISTRICTS
In Nrw.Hampsh,rr, Mary iaud anl West Virgins The
mas received considerable money Ia the shape
OF so-ced subscriptions 20 inc Campaign 'oA'-oooA'
aud also from tue wnsgey interest The iocs suoscrp
~ 60 ,,. D,str,,t az Columbia TO and the Democratic
caudatr IN Tue With Mar laud District 10 us contest
against McCOnas, II si, hnouhL To more tnan @oooo
Th- committee has sent circulars 10 NE DrnlOcfato
CT ales ~ all doubtful dsLr cts requesting htorha
ton and esnatrs nOtrd that the managers Oh lne
r,ucr,lc not lrec Win productions
Thai the Democratic tiOrty VIII Ire nipalned III tne
n, xt House "a they were a m"nih axe" Among tno
m, c.nIldatss he are now egArded In dan
90, nf defeat 10 Colonel MOrrisOu. VI Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
STEADY RISE IN IRON AND COAL TRADES

NEW MANUFACTURES sPRrNGIvG UP IN PENNsYL-
yAxIA-THE DEMAND ON THE RAILROADS FOR
CARS
PHILADELPHIA Oct 24.-In the past week
no less than 100 Establishments engaged Ia some branch
of the manufacture OF and articles ma lie OF iron
have been put IN operation dferent parts OF the
etate Iron ore which have lain untouched for
years are now OF husy labor. Prices for iron
better maintained and within the last mouth
there as advance all grde- OF IRON OF
Soc while tbs last eight months has witnessed
an advance OF 81 the rst-cinss irons There ia
an urgrnt inquiry for MATERIAL AMI this points 10 tue
probability OF a still furGnsr al Vance In prices
The railroad snles have felt no dnInution IN the
the demand made upon them for transportation iacil-
1ties and the Pennsyv Recalling Railroad Conn
panies reported he refusing oca contract" which
require u spec fled number OF cars daily The car COM
papies are all turninx outequpnent. and are re-
ported to have Iney I'LL The Penu-
sylyanis railroad Com my will give orders this week
for 1000 sddioa. cars making nearly 1000 cars thH'
have bcen constructed winln the past eight mouths
for that compAuys account, AMI Increasing Tue ouno'
OF employed IA til ~ 90 nptys system 10 ooooo
The Baldwin Loco uotve WORKS arc ais" Odsy III every
department. and are Idruihk out an as1rnxo o. ,ai' o
locomotives per week. Iney eDpi"y 3.oOo hdnuA ana
last meet urgent demands made si1tee" io'oo
pyes. .,.... ..,.,.n -.
furnished than tue nOhs icm ,nd fr fhe Inc IN
troduo,ion oil natural as INTO Ptsourz, whirh was
great cOsI-consuus Dark" aId tue use OF DINER atr
10 the demand tor coke That nr ovens are Drk
put 10 opera Ion. AMI tue syn controlling tnis ART
Gle Il on all restriction Ia Inanufao
turc al oporstsd 10 th@ir grr atrst
eauaclly The aclt- i'rOiucrrs have been
output Tor mo present mohtn
15nUOO tons tnoie Is no restrictive conuiuati"n la
coa an ths fusi tonn 9c OF Tue Prnnsyva-
MIA X ,ilroa Company tnls year VIII DO zJooooo tons
fn excess OF that ~ last y"dr, -. 49,.
The combination OF steel rail-inaKers nnis that the
pnruo,e for wnoh was vrxanIIed ovrra year ak" AZ
Long Branch to rpstrict sue manu- actui" OF ais
10 the actual req IreD"nts Of demand, has Doeh n.o
almost Unnecessary By inc extra"r iibary densna dor
raiA lho price mas steadily svaLcod iron @zo oO
ton Year ago &J4 % tJI hOS. .s Cue i'"cst i"t
large acts; whe for smaller lots. as hiSh as
&3S 30. aud e37 a sesu potane. orders nave
been placed Ws,Isr aud PsnIsyiyanla mills IOr
spring delivery amOunuBk to 10000 Ioua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
AHAyDSOHE AIMS BA SIN.
From The Albany sunday Argua

yesterday the aims basn presented to ST Peters
Church by John v L. Pruyn memory Of her husband
The basin Is OF spanish sver very heavy and measures ae
t,.n tp,he, I'm diameter It Is hexagonA forn and 'he no
sign exceedingly beautiful Raiisung from the een'o
slightly curvng lines aud ~ sr,tn a "a
now All about
of flower pattern ami the outline an .l,n ina
The Whole Is In repousse work The h'0'V
follows .,., Albany uy Mrs. John W
Presented Peters Church Aosny WHO ,i,,s Noven
/ rrnyn m LOVING memory OF her husoar, Iord
hsr III Deyoui Man who teaIod tie o'I ,h ,.s,,
The the selyetin'd s6ed ami brass lrlmme mo
resovt % " IAN m the Lansing house Al tne soer y,
Wool was .aN s, st which not long ago ~ destroyer
ioAl"ay an Sn arrived the church yestcid ~ ahn WI
Dy ule ine m. nrst time IL brought rom Huops
be used on er return recently and vi" taAo tc piAec
oy i,s uasin forming part oi tue famous 9uo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
P.T. RAR\UM ON PROHIBITION.
THE THIRD PARTY AIDING THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
OP ION AND HIGH LICEVss FAVORED.

THE THIRD PARRY AIDING THE GROGsHOPS-LOCAL
OP ION AND HIGH LICGNss FAVORED.
PhIneas L. Barnun, the well-knOwn show
man trnps:aIco dvocA .. was a'keI Tue otncr day
at his Bridgeport nome what he thought OF tue political
temperance movement He replied: 81 have been a
Iotai anst diner FOR thrty-rlsht years. have spent
thousands on thousands OF dollars for the Of
t.m,,er,uce have delivered hundreds OF tenn
p.rance lcures from M.ns to New-Orleans. for
when never did would receive even my travelling
,xpens.s [ sm Son OF temperance. Cool TeHpiar.
& cnabite, anything that will teEd to turn mis-
rui ied people from that evil winch IA the parent OF
nearly every other -vIl-tne dso OF intoxcants Of
ANY kind an pronounce the attempt to enlist tenn
prrancc political party outside OF ami clash
In. with National politics me most absurd aud suIcda
plan could D- conceived Every sucn poIitco-tr-
prrance helps tue rumse-r and streugthrns tue
political party with wnicn runse-rs anu 100 many de-
luded drinkers always vote To my knowledge liquor
ths new 1rdsei anu ntw Hanged party, but they pay
IN iey to alt 1t. as we'll tn-y mishL"
Wu.n asked whether he favored high license.
Mr.. barnuln replied: Yer, ia lew cities where Tor
IN. nr.srnt II IA not possible to prevent no uur
srlinx. say THIS bechusr once mad "a probDii ory
law in Connecticut and the public sentiment III Its
wa. not hen enough 10 upnoid AM execute IT..
and ihe result free run e..ing. present ma
lofty towns III 60 DecIcui. under our Local o -
Inn nav VOTE a.ain.t iqnur selling and hope an I've.
rvr In can enact aud rni"Ice pr"nuItors
IN Conn c.Ic" tnd eventually IN al Of our States
But uuti tnen advocate Incense IN all cities wuicn
yUe Ia favor Of liquor srlnng wuuli limit the nun
Der o lcrnsrs Que for every 800 yUrrs THIS would
BE- n LIBERAL nuIbrr becausr not hall nor prrhaps n
onnri.r Of these would enter liquor Thus
a town containing 10000 vo,ers wouii have twenty
10 Tor lo n.rs rhrys icrnser snOu be sold at pubic
, siarlIng prce for liquor ieensc being - ~
81 900 and III It ~ beer selling 500 1900 II
icrnsr bid III b, person Of VA character, Ile
ac- OF soihnR qaor should 10 unsraup location
II, DO decided b, tue County Cn'DnlsslOnors-then th'
ucruse should he rrsoi nj auction.
anal, o. course" aided Mr.. barnuu, never give -
ueuuy - aid liquor sellers through pO1ticO-
sner parry sono honestly disposed ten prrance poop
AR. al present looking iavoraby this political
IA uytmenI. lite invrsgdtiOn aud Reelection ought
10 had them 10 correct his ruinOus mistake"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
Rad NEWS FOR THE DEMOCRATS.


their campaign under way made strong effort Ia
boom the Prohibition aud labor vote throughout The
slate The former. IL wac expected would draw largel
rou the Republicans and The labor vote vast Dc capt
ursa Tor tne Democratic Candidates, II ossIbo. TuoJ
ell ea vored emulate Iho iate Samuel D. IIisu ~
nnunx Al a "stlil aunt" The advIces thus Tar Frcrvr
NV m, rommtte- are ,nonurasu-. Tue ProhiDltion
- ar, not found large numbers Those wno have
nere oore acted Republicans express tnrir
uroysI of Judge Daniels as candidate. and tDt
.,ur vote as such Is as Strod-y Wridel Ia
IN, IL pnbc ID partb rvrE C'uninieatIon> are 70
wed Iay by the committee IN response 10 Inquire
m al. nv M n From otruben County comes me 10
.ponse: ihc Prohibition vote ID very uncertain
nuantttr ". nope IT, we'll - ldsl year
From Cattaraugns County q correspondent writes
Don't know of any IIemOcrats VINO VIII Vote lo
Dasnls but 10 has held court mere Tor many years,
gniicaut All MS ion VINO know Juide D,nolr'
Ihere were Noes nat Ia ga " SLAIN. hSh u
Onenia toauty would be productive Of UOubie 10 ih'
cana Dut This has bs.n found 10 be OF a.
ffrof. -
From Morley. st. Lawrence County THIS c"mes
mere IL ProhiDtUu vote In TINS distfic. ffo'n
tpwn ia Futon County the report Is " lheIe arc Aoou
lwcny Prohibition y0ses this year hoAs VI shsm Hoh
cur stas."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE BAPrIs7 mssIoYAaY CONVENTION

POUGHKEEPsIE. Oct. 23.-rne seve MY ninth
annual meeting o. tho New-YorG Bapust Missionary
Convention will 9 here Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week Addresses VIII be made by
the Rev. Drs Arnage, Elder aud Sanders, Of this ciy
the Rev Drs. Brsisiiu aud Ge.srr. OF Brooklyn, ana
others The Rev Dr. X D. Macarthur Is The PRESIDENT
OF the convention zHd VIII prrsils. Tue rev D. Is
Calvert 10 secretary. iarSe delegation val attend
frsia tue neighL0rhOol II H-wY1rKI among Them viii
be the Rev Dr. j H. Simmons. tuo Rev l. a. Gran all
the Rev W. L. Bltt1s. tue R,v. NJ H. fOlsoH, the Rry
tohn n mpstone, the Rev J. U. Aisu Ine Rev J. N.
Bfsoe, tts Rev. Hsisey Moore and the Rev. IL g. Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
from The Washing,Oa Post.

From Inc WdsFtHJIVF IV'7'
rcu, NJ Lamar of Georgia appointed TO DO On'oa states
,al FOR IN, southern District OF Georgia is cousin On
n SECRETARY Of tho interior. lie lives IN Americas "a @
"A prou,inent lawyer the state lie was 'oo"e Oh Wv ~
I,,,,a t,s.,usnt and although he was severely ""un -
-, AZ. service from which still Is lame. =. ~ ~
vore fortunate the other sixteen .ns an,Isome aud
,h nei lie is described reuafkaDy Mans. famlly
d,,rse nan nity and the athel asth near tS
~, ,ire a. uai by lees and Is said 10 Oo WIZ A
ass 0a prescribed By law, which $aooo syssfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE BIG REPUBLICAN, RALLY ON WEDNESDAY.

The Republican ratification meeting at the
Coousr IusUtute Wednesday evening. Will undouOt-
eddy be one OF the largest OF the campaign Senator
Eyarts has been asked preside and has accepted MT
IN .seyelt WI been eXteuueu
To- Judge Nuah DAVIS Secretary Benjs In +. Brstow
ana Joseph Ii. Choate to speak. aud they Will probably
accept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
TRYING TO BEAT CONGRESSMAN sMALIs

CLEVELAND. Oct. "a iSpecIaI.-lhe Demo
erats are ,on! ala tnrr To capture tho WIN
Congressional strict from Coug ressman smalia lie
principal work OF tho campaign hAs been dono IN 'h'
d.rle little interest being manifested Ia politics Ia
otLsr maria Of LIE syaIs Senator Hampton 10 hepins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
TIE REMOVAL OF MARTIN l. TOWNSEND.

Troy, Oct ri (Spectab. statement
made by Democrats ami others IN Warrington 'n"'
Martin l. Townsend. United states Ds'ricI A''o'"''
Tor tho Northern District OF New York Was renoysu W
me President because of il-nrata Is untrue Mr. ,n
send WAS mover Ia better health, nor moro a0A'e ~
business Than no ID nov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Colonel Elliott in his canvass district and Pres.
dam Cleveland n sald to have exprrsse the wish tnt
Elliott shoud be n. .csd aud thu Democrats needoo
this district more than ever Dofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY AT SHAF1 NO 6.

FITAL SHOOTIN AFFKAY At SHIFI NO o.
In fight between Italians In liquor shop at
Shaft No. d OF tue aqueiuct yesterday afternoon
Louis Boradl was killed by an unknown Italian
and Albrri Gromino shot IN tue abdomen. Inc
place 10 kept BY Samuel Forrfarr". The quarrel was
abont who should pay drinks. DIR. Collins, Oh
sing sing attended the wounded man last evening aW
reported that he was dangerously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

simply on tho ground paryi In suon place
OF be ini down. everyone uS "'
| eide for hlmsesf according W his own Impressions
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-02-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. f. II. Higley of Worcester, Mass,
is with friends in town.
+. e. Severance has entered the employ
of Earl ~ smith in their hardware store.
Will IL. Brewster has been sick and
confined to the house for IA number of
days.
Mrs. b. F. Churchill of Brooklyn. y.
Y, is making visit of several weeks
among friends in town.
Anumber of classes in penmanship have
been formed at the graded school, with
W. IL. Bond as teacher.
Mrs. Hamilton of Rutland has been in
town recently to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Buttolph.
Miss Ida BabcOck is rapidly recovering
from a severe illness. She is at Manfred
Foote's.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Langworthy are
visiting Harvey G.. Ellis and wife at
Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. Dorastus W. Nash has gone to
lloOSlck rails, y. l E, to visit Miss Jennie
Nash and attend IA musical convention.
Milton A. Brooks, who has been i'll for
"A month past with pneumonia, is slowly
recovering, though not yet able to leave
the house.
Will Chapman, son of Albert Chapman,
who has lived at Romeo, Mich, for sew
eral years, is visiting his parents and
friends here.
The rain of Monday night froze as il
fell and the walking was the worst mag
Unable till the sun came out Tuesday and
took the slippery coating off.
Rev. Mr.. Noe, pastor of the Methodist
church, was at Rutland Tuesday and
Wednesday attending and taking part in
a preachers meeting of the Burlington
district.