The Somerset reporter., 1888-07-19
lOlIDe For Harrison.

IN limo Tor HafFiSons
News comes from Indiana that Hon.
William Dudley Foulke, one of the most
prominent civil service reformcrs in the
West, who heartily supported Cleveland .
in Isl, Is now making Republican speech
- in Indiana. and will do everything that .
lie can to aid in the election of Harrison F
Mr.. Foulke, speaking of the civil service
of the administration, says, i think
Mr.. Cleveland conduct i positively and
a9res>iyelY injurious and shalt do all
can 10 prevent his election. The Demo
cratic party i actively hostile To civil
service reform. although il has repeated
Is demanded the reform Of the civil ser
vice in is previous platform, 1t is now
silent except IL declare that this thing
which Grover Cleveland has given u, is
civil service reform. which is a. palpahlc
Il fal-eAool a. any statement can posi-
by be
There i rebellion reported in the
Democratic camp at Maiden, Mass. It,
leader is Z. !. Riley prominent member
Of the democrat city committee. Its
cause Is the free trade plank of the Dem
oetatie platform. MIR. Riley and his fol-
lowers refuse point blank to vote for
Cleveland aud the policy he has mapped
out. and the result is a greatly di>naycd
city committe. and a much demerall/cd
Democracy. Mr. Riley >aYs: Il have
voted tile democratic ticket for - years
because | believed | WAS voting for the
best interests of the country of my adop-
ton. ! haSc always believed IN Democ-
racy. | believe it faithful 10 the best in
terests Of the working people, OF which
| am part and parcel but this year am a
protection Democrat ! cannot vote for
free trade These are but a few Of the
many indications thai there Is trouble in
the Democratic camp.
\ letter has recently been received
from a prominent Republican in Indiana
who wrote in reference To the outlook in
that State n follows, There is a Won
derful amount Of enthusiasm for llar-
risou in this State and ii il i no idle talk
To inform YOU that the Democrats. in
large numbers are declaring for the Re
publican ticket The Republican party
never was in better condition in Indiana
than at The present time. There art
signs of a regular stampede among tn,
masses from the Democratic party
The grand council of the Independent
, Labor Party of the United States met al
Detroit, Monday After discussing The
platform of the republican and demo
: to endorse Harrison aud Morton. \
resolution was adopted declaring tina
+ the labor party does not approve of Pres
ident Gleveiands veto of pension bills
that the interests Of working men cal
E be best served by the protective tariff
that the soldier ought 10 vote for Harris
on. who served his country on the battle
Held. instead Of Cleveland who sent
substitute.
\ prominent resident Of Canton, ohio
Horace q Mcdowell. cashier of tin
Farmers Bank of that city, and an eNten
sive sheep owner has repudiated the par
ty of free trade. He says he has hithcrt
been a Cleveland Democrat but is sucl
no longer. lie does not believe in FREE
wool, and j. sending circulars all over TIN
country showing that the effect of tn
passage of the Mills bill would be to ruiz
the wool industry of the country. H.
says he has letters from all over the coun
, try showing a sentiment almost unani
D mously against free trade, the Mills bill
/ and Cleveland.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers, recorde
, in our county the past week:
Palmyra-John Webster to David II
] Winslow. Sl5o. Herbert W. Davis t
Gardner Dyer, s2,Goo. Louise NJ Stew
. ard To James {. Bradbury, SlOt0. +,
1 ther \. Z, Elkins 10 Bona II Elkin,
= 5000
i Smthtleld Julia \. Eli, to Fred 5
y Narney, 500
{ Anson-.Iames Manter to Geo +. laf
t good, So.
+ Fairfield Savings Bank to Sumner o,
I born, Sloo.
!. Pittsfeld -EmeIinc McCauSland ct al
o to George W. Miliken, SljO, Emrliu
G McCaGSland ct al to Hiram NJ. Cowan
! al, 5000. Emellne McCau>land ct al
:, to David Wa1zler, SIP. Allen Ilackei
It to Roger l.. Xarnum, slOo. John "
{ Manson To Freeman NJ Griffin, $500,
=, Allen lIackett to Flora +. Mansur, 81.
= Emelne McCausaud to Hattie V. Burs,
500. Hattie Y. BurSe to Fred Davidson
S60o
Bingham Winslow H. Savage to /
:. VI. Lander. $40.
! Canaan Llewellyn Morrill, to Catherin
:, NJ. Barrett, 81 30.
= Mayheld-Perry S. Longley to Margl
: ret F. Brown, 81.
ADMINISTRATORS Williams to Edwar
. Ware, 5000. Celestia \. Head ct al
/, To Edward Ware, s90o.
y Concord John Is. Chase to Edmun
" Coolidge, 81.
= Solon-Emily 2. Savage to orrin {
. Eittnm, Sl37
n Skowhegan-Is Isaac Dyer to Edmm
= Knight, S1oo. Joseph pomlow to VIM
II. Pearson. $500.
: Madison-T. II. 4 b. =. J. Weston t
Indian Spring Wooden Mill $1,000
Chas Bradley ct al , to Mary A. Sanders
81 Chas Bradley ct al, to Mary A. San
ders, 81. Ghas. Bradley ct. al, to Mar.
\. Sanders. 81.
Norridgewock-IIarrison Whiting t,
Lucy NJ. Judkins, $50. Elizabeth Hui
to Nettie j. Porter, 5000.