Daily Republican., 1886-05-04
Inn OF EDUCATION.
i AGAINST sEATiN" I
RIhI' RIIi,,wooD sINnLET'

rIIWoOD sINhLEh
,o.,d orgsnIres-Ihe oi'
adsrs w Re.olected-Mr'
Aope Declines'
n Education met las
D@1Ia I @o1rIDasnisat,On, Il the old an and .nsI, neT
4 '5tn Sting on hand at An early
,,oot Secretary Grohe called
I,a yiV' o,der, and ou motlon o
E y Mr. Bet,s was elected tenn on,
i,.,iep,, y M 1s and j. s. Grohe tenn
l!s scEg,'t t31oysd that q com m ittet
n \. Nonrointed on credentials
H. " rp,ffGT,iied pfT and the chair ap,
'39 9e.:rs smith, Hanson anO
n aid committee .xo.. ras q
,,,n eU,ig, No ,hs board that had
lCa',Vr .,', oon the qualification Of
a''.b ,a.t e should be read. The
.',,i NAT the communication
h 10 .le committee on ere
e., ,..,ras.ed the newly elect
l'.. '.l N 9.,pliu with their Gre
4 DI' 'h,,, ,ie.4s Of property TO show
4. hal b.elqua idrd freeholders
4 m To- tqo sw III rty days be-
I,,,,,,,.se rstirtd TO the office
4 calse.o-sin Tie room below
Il ,ss.al iu..y an honr before
o..-1 te u5ard 10 she mean
Eng y -ar 81. During the re-
@T aro' ,.fsu was formulated
/, ,saTr....D3.u Of Mr.. Baird az
Sr-. palmer oeing sslscted
4 el.A.7, made 70 stampede
4 IN, rom tle supp.rt OF John
4 IN se4.rary aud Treasurer,
4 s-opnd .t., being Registrar OF
f,rD. ua.t-eut ne should be- cat
N h, s9a.s cther deserving per
i E.frc,.ry AID Treasurer. The
n, h vrvtra.d not gather much
ham ,,ra IA c edentials return
EDlei Trough Mr.. Smith, chair
're,o,, showing that William
4, v,,d. J. p. T. Fuekel, sd
4 Elwoot, ,siugley, All ward; s
\ 6l ward; Frank Magaw,7th
ErDa,i +. Doushoe, 9Th ward /;
Ipss, iO.h ward and J, Frank
la eA:d, Tad presented legal
lsol elfcl0u and thoir deeds
Hty .osh.w that they we're free
NJ cJmmlttea reported
HAT Myets Hayes, 81 ward; DIR.
bfin.lav, oh ward, and Wm.
.gh ward, had not presented
i ey .aicI .Aat they we're free
bih s'.'el .aa' he WAS salts.
II, ,oIi. ui.j taa, one at least
lre4 gent omun named WAS a
u. hat ~ ? was not fair to the
\ liscf.m .A-e in ais favor, 1t
bsAJ Wlll- Ep: 20 seI n prece'
'lsc4s4a : 10 ,et ell 60 in the
wanted to know II
\ not somr way By which the
J s.e,' coul Ua seated without
~ Of ltN
lah SAD ;lecom mittee thought
adhere strictly to the law,
A-ve,y required q freehold
r, ant the only manner by
hgIs.ltCA.i0n could be ascer-
S " q presentation of the
Ehi.e ;l,, was TIE position
By the clnm.He, he, however,
omi. % any ac,icn the Board
keiu b, case.
b; alj' a. . previous Or
b Of so Il 4sa members we're
when lr Eers qualified that
ileeL o-s aud he thought
n i6u. Gi.L bp dome now. A
lim W.! adopted that they
PEI By uAan ng oath that they
eao,lrS Tho oath was then
Pred T, %. tie newly elected
41cfr' Ng Hope, who WAS
ls b 4aI='y that he WAS a
oWi95 nmuuication was
by Nr itWmp aud read:
oalo ei Put,le Education.
EAiS .4e Undersigned, who
PEI = J"nt.s II tins city and
allied voters Of the Fourth
pee'inIy cal your attention
ga 81 e.-2on for a member
V0Gs VAicl WAS held at
p'e NJ. al Fifth and Pine
P Sandy as.. We believe
election was grossly nnfair
aud ma, it, reported re-
not e .rscoRnized b7 the
e think j, e-a BE- conc usively
ila'tlt,lepac,or was DRINK
That lie ial4d to 9nalif~ uf~uS. ns
et1E Of elections a. a,n,I ,S 20
- Of ihe asa gitv ch.ytSr
mat sven had be taken tho
q oath, hetpeIly and sbarna'
isiet II By tavorine The Claims
andidafe 10 .he detrinen. : rim ,@.S ns
csaiallitsles, 30 aad, VI
THAT T. Elwood sin,,ev ,ho
'it.d I Fs.5Fes as elected, was Sos Une
aaiiatl 20 be a car, eand;dass %as Ios tOs
ata Of Pa5u3 EdGcation. '' 'O'
H. S4,eyt a7trg= one of oo',su, them can
~. % D safiai.nt to nul.ify the the
|ee,,r injector, and we there.
4 Stbl.a.i lba H'6 the board to in.
4 ,ia Io sh,!e efairand take such
VIC ,o Ie,ts developed thereby
ms OTTO, SR.,
y'aS 4 siMMs,
4 h F. Towssrs,n H;ssr,