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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-22
RUMBLE OF THE RAILS.
Judge Chandler in Good Condition on the
Ihirty-First Anniversary Of
His Marriage.
Commissioner Dunlap Says That a Good
Glass of People Have Located
in Dakota.
Rates FIXED by the Southwestern
Freight Association to 80 Into
Effect nov. 1.
A New Depot to be Erected by the
Wisconsin Central-Other
Matters.
RUMBLE OF THE RAILS.
JUDGE Chamdler's Anniversary.

j. A. Chand-
Ter, gene + a !
agent Of the
NJ i | W a Ii k e g
road, was feel
ing exceedingly
light and airy
yesterday. 1t
was the thirty
first anniversary
of his marriage.
Il was mar
RED" said he.
49, IN r. 4 y-n N a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

The Southern mails due at $40 an 7-l5
a M. came in at l0:40 and IL clock
Boston mails, via Springfield, were one
hour forty.fve minutes late, and mail via
Providence, due at 7:45, did not arrive till
afternoon. A number Of vessels parted
their hswsers and went floating st the
mercy OF the wind and tide. At least two
are missing and have probably foated out
10 sea.
wEsTERS pennsylvania SHOWED UNnER.
PITTsBuRG, January 9-Nearly tive feet
OF snow covers all sections otwestern Penn.
sylvania. The storm which set in b; six
I. IN. last evening wss accompanied b. high
winds and lasted continued until late hour
when the snow ceased and the wind
subsided. The mercury has been falling
steadily all day, and at ll:30 o'clock to.
night registered three degrees above ero.
1t is still subsidiug and before morning
it is expected to reach five degrees below.
The street railway travel Was
almost suspended to-day and as pedestrian
ism was difficult and unpleasant, onlyt Sc
who had business ventured out Tonight
the theatres were almost deserted, but few
people were on the streets. Trains in all
directions are from one to seven hours late
and in one or two instances they have
been abandoned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
M'GRAW5 NAME
Not Likely to Be Confirmed With
out Much Opposition.
What Gen. GOff Says About the
Case.
The Opinion Strong That He Will
Pull Through.
Special 10 Me SWnday RegiSter.

WASHINGTON, January S-The West
Virginia Democracy anticipate opposition
to some Of the federal appointments in
that State, but it is not believed that it
will be very potent. McGraw's confrma.
ton fJr Collector of Internal Revenue will,
it is understood, be antsgonized by both
Democrats aud Republicans.
Gen. Gof says that the opposition COM
ing from the Republican side is not Of a
personal character, He expresses the
highest admiration for Johnny" and beet
wishes for his success, and says he de.
serves all the recognition that he has re-
ceiVed. But the Republicans are not at
oil satisfied with the manner and meth
DDS by which McGraw' appointment was Sc
cured and Gen. Gof says that he believes
that the offices belong TO the party in
power and in this case the COllectorship
rightly belonged TO the Democrats.
Therefore he says that the Administra-
ton should have been manly enough to
make removal because the incumbents
were Republicans and should not have re.
quired charges to have been made against
ACKNOWLEDGMENT because they were in Office
If the Democrats want the otlices, General
GoE says, they ought 10 take them, not be-
cause the incumbent is an offensive
partisan" but simply for tue reason that
they want Democrat in his place.
Now" said he, Il do not approve OF
that Laird episode The Democrats had
to get a Republican in Mr. McCormick's
office to come here, and the Department.
officials in q most unmAnIY way secured a
statement from him Now that wasn't
right. If Mr.. Cleveland had removed Nc.
Cormick because he was Republican and
given McGraw the office because he is
a Democrat, | do not believe that
there would have been any
opposition whatever from our side. But
as they had to concoct o lot OF charges
to Mr. McCormick's character
| think il is but Just to him that the selec-
ZION of McGraw under the circumstances
should De resented, aud | believe he will
have some very serious opposition both in
and out OF his own party.
Commissioner Miller said to day that he
believed that McGrsw would have opposi
ton, but he is quite confident that the ap-
pointment will be confirmed
NO." said he, Il do not believe that
they will succeed in defeating McGraw.'
Mr.. Miller inimated that few disgrunt-
led Democrats are responaibls for o good /.
deal OF the agitation, and that the Repub-
Leans depend more upon help from this
source than any other. hear that Nc
Graw himself is on the anxious seat and
is growing quite nervous because of the
delay, but all his frienda are strong in the
{ that hp. win rn'l .h"crEL gi;hout
much trouble when once his case comes up
for consideration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
TRADE UNIFORMLY QUIET!
Steel Rails Sold at = TO Sc Less Than tn,
Fictitious Prices Southern Pig.

Steel Rails Sold at = TO Sc Less Than tho
Fictitious Prices Southern Pig.
New YORK, January S.--Special tele
grams to Bradstreets yesterday from lead
ing business centers indicate that at West
ern distributing points general trade is a.
most uniformly quiet. Dry goods jobbers
and com mission houses are very hopeful
Stocks at cotton goods mills are lighter
than at the corresponding period one year
ago, with one exception. The production of
wooden goods islighier proportionately than
OF cotton. Jobbers have been buying rather
freely Of late. Print cloths are higher and
frmer, and stocks al Fall River are small
er than at any date since 1879. In raw
wool there have been quite moderate tran
sactions, but the tone of the market is
strong. Holders are c! the opinion that
an advance is more likely at the present
than three months ago, inasmuch as man
utacturers arc expected to buy more freely
before the end Of the month. Stocks are
reported TO be relatively small.
Makers Of pig iron do not see their way
clear 10 an advance in prices in the near
tnture, and spectators there are not so
anxious to buy as previously. Southern
pig IRON i5 still coming forward There
have been no imports OF Scotch pig during
the week. Steel rails have been sold at
from one to two dollars per ton, which
sufficiently comments on the lately pub
lished interviews with prominent steel and
iron makers as to the condition OF the mar.
ket
Petroleum is somewhat lower in price, !
owing to new well having threatened TO
increase the available oil territory. The .
statistical position Of the product con;in.
ues ss heretofore, in favor OF the bulls.
The movement OF grocery staples is
smaller than at the corresponding time .
last year. Dairy products are in slow de.
maud.
Wheat is somewhat frmer after the
break recently sustained The heavy
English stocks, added TO the quantity Of
whest and flour on passage for the United .
Kingdom, and to the large visible supplies
in the United States and Canada, show by
far the heaviest available breadstufs
s.ock1 in sight ever reported. This is more
tha' enough 20 acc punt for the heaviness
OF the market Indian corn and oats are
relatively Quite firm. Exports of wheat
have been made more freely, owing to the
break in price, Hog products have been
higher and frmer. The foreign demand
is somewhat better, and the falling away
in the supply Of hogs contributes to the
strength noted
Anthracite coal Is inclined TO be demor.
allied. Prices are of, and the demand
light. The uncertainty as to mining ar
for the ensuing quarter, con
stitutes source Of uncertainty.
There were 2g& futures in business in
The United Stereg reported 10 Bradstreets
turing the week, agaust 297 in the pre-
Gious week, IL, in the corresponding week
Of lsoj, 3ij in 1854, and 3i2 in l,s3.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
FIFTY MEN IMPERILLED
ON Tug and Lighter on an Errand ot
Rescue.

ON Tug and Lighter on AN Errand of
Rescue.
BosToN, Mass January 9.-The tug
Confidence, OF the Boston Tow5oat Com
pany, left this pori at 6 o'clock las: night,
having in toR lighter, on which were 40
men. GA the tug il addition to her regu-
lar crew OF FIVE men were Captain Duncan
and his corps of diver5. The tug and
lighter we're bound for Woodshell, TO the
relief of the wrecked bark lbes. The lighter
was fastened 10 the tuE by q small
howeyer nothing has been heard from the
tug lighter or men since leaving here, and
tsars are felt Tor their safety as it is not
believed that the tug could have carried
the lighter through the terrific gale OF
last night. All the wires are down on the
Cape aud no intelligence can be obtained
oy telegram. 1t is possible that the tug
and lighter made harbour somewhere be-
tween here aud Woodshell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
MONTE CARLO,
Prince Charles III Exp8Is jssuits
From His DOminions.
An Arrangement of Monte Carlos
Gaming Tables.
1920 Suicides During Eight Years
From Gaming.

LONDON, January 9.-PriGce Charles
Ill, Of Monaco and the Jesults had a
quarrel recently, which resulted in the Jes.
uits being driven from the Princes do.
minions. 1t seems that twenty years ago
the Jesuits rented some property from the
Prince, and opened a convert and school,
the latter being for the instruction Of sons of
Italian noblemen. Having built hand.
some mansion ct San Reno and re.
moved the effects of the COZ
vent and the members of the order
connected Herewith to that town because
OF the unenviable nationality which Monte
Carlo obtained through its gaming
tables, the Jesuits asked the Prince to re
pay them the sum of 29S,O0O francs they
had spent in improving the Convent.
This the Prince refused to do, ard the
Jesuits prosecuted him, whereupon he ex.
PEELED them from his dominions. The
subjects Of the Prince have implored him
10 recind his order OF expulsion but he re.
mains obdurate
The international Monte Carlo Committee
at Nice has sent 10 all European govern.
ments perhaps the most eloquent
ENACTMENT or PUBLIC GAMING TABLES
that has ever before been written. 1t con-
sisis Of complete list cf the suicides at
Monte Carlo 10 the present time, and it has
been completed in the hope Of bringing
collective action TO bear upon Prince
Charles ILL., OF Monaco, in whose per
sonsl interests the gaming tables are
openly kept going The number OF persons
who, seeing themselves face to face with
ruin, have committed suicide upon the
lowly rock, Where, in Lord Tennyson's
phrase, little Monaco bssking smile dur.
ing the last eight year is l,s2O-a number
equal to about onefOurth Of Prince
Charles subjec's. The list states the name
o.. each suicide, together with, in many
cases, their letters OF farewell The major
part OF the victims were Italian, French
and Russian, ard one tenth we're German.
The English and American names are
happily very few. Man Of these poor
creatures, il is asserted, were unceremon-
iously buried ia paupsr graves.
IT'S OVER THE royD TOO.
LONDON, January The cold weather
which set in yesterday morning in England
and Scotland continues. Freezing weath-
er is reported from many places to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
DEAD IN THE RUINS.
No Doubt rs to the Death of the Two Men
In the Louisville Fire.

No Doubt rs to the Death of the Two Men
In the Louisville Fire.
LOUISVILLE, January All shadow OF
hope that Col H. NJ. Wright or Mr.. Jabez
BalmfoId escaped death under the falling
walls Of their business house, at Nos. s23
and s2j West Nam street, last night, is
despelIed Their bodies are undoubtedly
under the burning smouldering debris Of
five stories OF ruins, and it is calculated
that nearly a weeks time will elapse
before they can be recovered. The
engines were kept playing on
the ire all night and no farther damage is
apprshcnded, though the mass Of cotton
and wreck Of building is still slowly aurn
ing. 1t ia pretty well settled that no lives
were lost except ho'wo nDmed The heat
is so intc.ss a5ou, the burned square that
it will ne rmpo--i,I" 10 do anything to.
wards clearing a7s FOR several Gays yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
CLARKSBURG.
The OsborRe- Richards Shooting Case
The City Election.

Sp.cia! 10 TIE S.mdig REGISTER.
CLAREsBvaG, January 9.-The most Of
the special term of the Circuit Court was
occupied this week in the trial of A. C
Osborn, charged with shooting W. f..
Richards. The Safe was represented by
Prosecuting Attorney Lynch and Messrs
Hustead and Clifford; the defendant
By Hon. john J. Davis and Hon John
Bassell Monday Tuesday and part Of
Wednesday was taken up in reducing the
evidence. The case was ably argued and
given to the jary on Thursday evening
Late Friday evening the jury disagreed
and were discharged.
Mr. Ira Brown, who was arrested in
Parkersburg and brought here on last Sun
day, was released on Wednesday by giving
$500 bail. He represents the Standard
Machine Co Of Cleveland, Ohio, and they
have made Gil proper arrangements
to see that he has justice.
He insists that he has
comr.i,ted no cline; that he mas been liIe'
gally arrested aid expects 10 institute suit
against those who have procured his ar
rest, aud as he insists has dealt With him
On Thursday there was considerable
excitement here over the city election
which resulted in the reelection Of Enoch
TiusmaD Mayor; Marcellus Thompson,
Recorder; Mord. Lewis, School Commits
sioner, and Hugh Callahan, Lee Raymond,
aud A. c. Seaton, Councilmen, respective
ly OF lst, Sd and 5th Wards, and the cleo
ton of Jacob Swartz and Chas. H. Hart,
in the I'd snd 18th Wards
The vote in the whole city was as fol.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

And everything in the nature of eruptlons,
botcbes, pimples ulcers, ScFofulous hu'
mors, and incipient consumption, which
is nothing more nor lees than scrofula OF
the lungs completely out Of the system. It
stimulates and invigorstes the lye!, tones
up the stomach, regulates the bowels, pur-
iGes the blood, and builds up the weak
places of the body. 1t is purely vege'
table compound, and will do more than is
claimed for it. We refer to Dr.. Pierce s
Golden Medical Discovery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
a TERRIBLE RESULT
ur .nr BIodtns BliuHrd-Thres Men
Killed In a Collision.

pr ..r HUadtng Blizzard Three Men
KILLED In a Collision.
. .y..,y Dsr. January 9--Lsst
..., ,,,.-, c,,sa5 ,bs mo,t serious
~.- ... ' ''' ~ ,,,.,L~-a.Lo. b,s
-.... .H .l' rA'''oN' ''1-N, '''S -
os..--. 90. .ea-s suspead'ng trsVeI 1o'
a.-. A..g- 81 tbs mo:utug the WI
-..-...-. arE Northern .-aja which leaves
.,-r.... %. O, o'.'ocs colGded
.-.....,.ba, bo5 basn
...'..'' ',7 '''' ,'''''
sen. Ga. q la- 'ihaon WIN Sno" sweep
r'1 .. 'r.'N h2' engines ,,a., were
'-.. ... ana 'He "HH-'us'Su
N4- Tn.n vas also unueS
"-"+ Oh steam OPPOs.'o
'. "..''"s,@O''H CON PAn'e'
,''."'. ......s Hal trains came TO-
70 cash ue sweeping en-
.'- pho. eu-lne OF the tram
,.,-. .'.- .'- 'e."-co2'nG the car
.~s us 'Ht.n Inc rear
r-s.... .. .a.. '.~ ~ .~.o .ra'ments
-.s-s. D.. -...- .....'- .... VAS 2'oaen INTO
.l.r.-... ........i ...'.. .. "''- ne ma
80. ..-, ...- '.. s"a2-s. ya Sc.
.' .'- SNOW. 'a' euE'Oee rs
'.-.'- '-s.a, were no, aTara
o...., SE.L iae COLLISION
"-.. -. .cl'l5ian1, OF the VII
NM. hL @.s.-e.a Railroad, vas on
..7 ..'. ... escaped ",G some bad
''..' .-." w-U were killed outright
anu '. ..-. is e>'se.e1 20 die.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
FROZEN TO DEATH.
An Oyster Mau Found Dead and 10,
Frozen Fast to the Deck.

An Oyster Mau Found Dead and BOY
Frozen Fast to the Deck.
GALVESTON, January 9-The continu'
ous northwest wind has driven the water
out through the channel, exposing the oys,
ter beds and shell on the banks for miles
along Galveston Bay.
The small lskes down the island are fro.
zen three to five inches which is something
unprecedented in this vicinity. An oyster
man named Thos Jefferson was found
lying on the deck OF hissIoop this morning
Gcoz7n to death. A negro boy was found
below deck frozen fast to the wet bottom
OF the boat He was alive but stuck fast.
The rescuers knocked the boy loose with
plank and be was thawed out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

ST.. LorIs, January ga special tele
gram from Chattanooga, Tenn, to the
Post Dispatch states a meeting Of general
freight agents and furnace men was held
in ttat city yesterday and continued until
alter midnight The freight agents con.
temp'ated an advance 0frates on pig iron,
but were met with determ ned opposition
on the part Of the iron men. The railroad
people, however, state that the advance will
certainly be made
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
Another Cattle nisease.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill January "A ls'al
disease has made its appearance among
the milch COWS in many of the counties IN
central Illinois, which is attributed to the
eating of moldy and rotten corn whc lar,
mers left in their fields. The animals
when first attacked are seized with dizN'
ness and fall down, many OF them dying
A disease similar to the ePizootlc hos
broken out among horses, number having
died from that disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

not dangerous. Tne condition Of George
Black, Wilmington snd Northern couduc.
tor, is growing worse, asd fears q iatsl ro.
suits are entertained. JsmeS A. MelyIa's
injuries previously reported, include com.
pound fracture Of the right leg, and is re-
garied as serious Joseph Virgins, fire.
man, George +. Stanley and several 9th,
ers, received injuries OF slight nature.
THE CoLDEST EVER KNOWN.
CHATrANooGA, Tenn, January 9.-The
temperature here at o'clock this morn
ing was five degree. below zero, and three
below at 10 a. m. This is the coldest
weather ever known here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

place report heavy workings of the sur
face and great falls during the night
The dwellings, remain suspended over the
treacherous breach, but there is no posi-
be hope of saving any Of them. The fam
lilies, with bu, few exceptions, have vaca
t.d and sought shelter in the different
ueighboring rowns.
LASTED TwENTY.FOUR HOURS.
MACON, Ga, January after biz,
zard, lasting a hours, during which the
mercury went down to IL degrees, clear
weather set in and the temperature is now
l6.
DRIVEN on THE ROCKS.
BOsTON, January 9-The schooner
Juliet from Ellsworth, Ne, was driven on
the rocks near Dereburg last night and the
captain, mate and cook were drowned.
THE SEyEREST FOR MANY YEARS.
NEwBURYroRv, January 9.-The sever
est storm for many years has been raging
the past u hours. The schooner George
Freeman, Captain Thurslow, with crew
OF five men, went out Of this port yesterday
and nothing has yet been heard from her.
nEANTowN CATCHES 1T.
BoSToN, January 9.-The storm that
commenced here last night still continues
During the night the wind attained a vo'
locity OF fortyone miles. Barometer rec
ord is the lowest since 1917, 28,S6.
The sUog hes seriously interiered with
street car travel aud railroad trains are all
delayed.
NINE INrHES AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD., January 9.-The snow
storm which began early last night con-
tiuued until nearly noon today, when a
depth OF nine inches had fallen. All the
railroads were blocked and trains were
from to hours behind time.
TWO FEET AT CARMEL PA.
CARMEL, Pa January 9.-Al the col
leries in the region which had resumed
work sitter repairing the damages Of the
recent rain storm, were compelled again
10 suspend to day by the heavy storm which
struck the mining districts. At midnight
the snow is about two feet deep Water
is still lowing rapidly into the cOllieries.
AL HANDS LOST.
SpRNG LAKE, n. j., January 9.-The
schooner Mary &. Farr OF Philadelphia,
from Baltimore 70. Providence, is ashore
on the outer bar and will be total wreck.
All hands were lost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES
all Probability at the Parkersburg
Election Yesterday.

In all Probability at the Parkersburg
Election Yesterday.
Special 10 he Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, January 9.-The election
in this city to-day was the most exciting
one held for number of years. Notwith-
standing the severe weather the vote only
fell short Of the usual poll about fifty. The
total vote was twelve hundred and forty.
FIVE. The cOlored troops rallied on the
Democratic side, about ope-third voting
the ticket straight The count was not
concluded, Indications point to Demo
cratic success. The Evening Journal, Re
publican, virtually gives it up; and cries
doodle" and whisky" st the Democrats
The Prohibitionists did not rally the force
expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
The BLlZZtRD

-
s.s... f..unrr,
r....-...-N ..,o,, wind ia
T -
5rs.- ...- .-t]-. NJ'-He7o A.''uO's u'''.'
...... ..gs BADLY. 6I- the cold is not so
....... I'D -l,. which has prevailed west
s..-.a-u.,. A.s,..I,,l ,b;s r,o-ci-,
-....-....-,, -.,..;s.s-,l -, 9,,,raas ehora
:..L:,,... orJ bas sine. ri,s, F.on
...'s 10 '0oF degrees.
omaha is reported t"eH.y-thFee oe'o"
~. and cIsar. I,is s.i.l bloEiag hard IN
..-.-.f To.-, with the tbarmons,.r regis.
...,-.-.s-,,.l,...... l.r,v ,sro 81,
-..s -.
...- A..aes. =. -'"' 10 V 90 .1 d.. ''7I..
.-- .at-eas below zoe -H'ATR' on ran
-..t travel In cel.E4i Iowa has no, yet
-s;.s1 Tb, -.,r-7af- l4va ceased
,s.....z N Oman. and galgss the
, ;-,0r,va. Fr-ir, Iha Gav 10
t-siTs a.. .,,ar.sI 20 leave for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
DYING STOCK.
The Cold Wave Does Great Damage IN
Texas.


GALVESTON, TEXAS, January 9.-Ihe
cold wave extends over vast area and
will result in immense damage to stock OF
all kinds. Telegraphic communication Is
greatly impeded. Austin reports the tenn
pcrature ten degrees above zero. Hun
6rsds of water pipss are frozen. AT Loredo
the II e., temperatars is eight degrees below the
freeing point. At Palestine the mercury
touched zero. the ooldost weather eXper'
fenced there in forty years. The water
xo;ks and street plugs were a!i
frozen and cracked, Al Corpus CnriSh
the mercury fell Ct degrees IN Twelve
hours. Many ofthsse points report great
suffering from intense cold. The heraS
drif, aimlassly about for hours seeking
shelter. Many cattle must perish, but it is
vet too early to estimate the extent OF the
damage or loss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10
TO A HIGHER TRIBUNAL.
Father KoIssinski Lays His Case Before
Rome's Authority.

EulneT hOlHalhHhl Lays MS Vase beIOre
Rnme's Authority.
DERToIT, Mcu, January 9.-Father
Kolasinski, the deposed Polish Catholic
priest has with the assistance Of his attor.
neY prepared an appeal TO the ecclesiasti-
cal authority at Rome. 1t sets forth the
charges made against Kolasinski and de-
nies their truthtulneSs. It presents alfida.
vito - ,tor h. III accusations
ore talse, and the result Of 8
conspiracy organized 70 work
the eovertbrow OF Father Kolasinski By
charges supported By ialse evidence. 1t
comedies the authority Of the Bishop to sus-
pend the father during an investigation,
but claims that he violated the common
laws in deposing him permanently without
such hearing. The appeal will at once be
forwarded 10 Rome and speedy disposal
Of it prayed for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-10

In the First ward Hugh Callahan re-
ceived 62 votes, aud Lloyd Nutten p; in
the Second ward Jacob Swartz, -; |. I.
Davis, 30; W. II. Freeman, %; in the
Third ward, Lee Raymond, lO2; in the
Fourth ward, C. NJ. Hart 81; L. A. Peck,
20, and in the Fifth ward, A. C. Seaton,
46; r S. Spates, 26, aud W. L. Cole, II.