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The Court Record.

SUPERIOR COURT
Room Hon. N. B. Taylor. Judge
Martin ]. O'Reilly VS. Grant Thomas ct al;
damages. Cause dismissed by plaintiff.
Room 2-hon. d. w. Howe. Judge.
Margaret e. Kelley vs.. Henry Hlker; dam
ages. Finding for plaintiff for $l4.
Room 3-Hon Lewis Z. Walker. Judge.
City Of Indianapolis We Martin j. O'Reilly;
appeal from the Mayor. Dismissed az costs Of
city. Judgment against city for costs.
Jonathan g Harvey vs. Albert Calvin; ac-
count Judgment for $225
NEW SUITS.
Amelia Eichton w. VIM. j. G. Eichton; di-
vorcs. Allegation. cruelty and drunk enness.
flames Cave vs.. N. T, Rice Islander. Dam
ages asked. S.. 900.
Charles F, Hallett VS.. Solomon F. Bennett ct
al: TO enforce judgment Amount, $500.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Thomas L. Sullivan. Judge.
Edward F. Hart va James Henslsy ct al.
Dismissed by plaintiff.
Angus F. Mccoy vs.. Thoa J. Hodgen ct al.
Judgment against defendants for $8S IL.
.ArchibaId S. Runyan VS.. Jacob Kahn ct al.
Dismissed By agreement.
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Local News Notes.


Blackford county yesterday made its May
settlement to the State treasurer, being the Arst
county to do 80.
Cornelius McCarty, tramp printer. was ar
rested last night. charged with stealing q watch
from James Mefiord.
The Fly-hshermen's Club will meet this oven
ing, at No. u East Market street. to arrange
the details OF the coming fy-castipg tourna-
ment
Building permit: were issued Yesterday to
Henry Kothe for . house at 300 North Tennessee
street. to cost s4.500 and OTTO R. Lieber for
one at 305, on the same street. to cost q like
amount.
The regular meeting OF the Central w. c. T.
y. will be postponed until Friday afternoon. as
IL will to-day attend the funeral Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Mendenhall, mother OF Mrs Dr.. Harvey,
president of the union.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Newton Hardin and Mary A. Picard. Edward
T. Lewis and Laura G. Criqui, VIM. Tyer aud
Jessie Gray VIM u. Kern and Lima Wrade,
Horace D. Davis and Mary L Bonzheim.
City Marshal Thompson. of Terre Haute.
while ia the city yesterday, was Frustrated by
paralysis and 10 at the Spencer House 10 very
notified Of his affection, and be will likely be
taken home to-day.
Governor Gray yesterday granted . requisi-
ton for Edwin Nichols. who is wanted at Dan
vile, Ill. the charge OF grand larceny.
Nichols was arrested on Fast Washington street
by patrolman Tisbsn and special officer Sorrers,
and taken to Dauville last night.
The Governor yesterday withdrew the COM
mutation Of the sentence Of John Parks. at the
fenced to the penitentiary, but the sentence was
commuted At the Reform School. however,
he proved too tough citizen. and the peniten-
tiary seems to be about the right place for him
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New interpretations.

The Pennington Manufacturing Company.
with capital stock OF $1,000, 900. filed articles
Of incorporation yesterday with the Secretary
of State. The company 10 located at Fl
Wayne, and will engage in the manufacture Of
woodworking machinery. passenger and freight
elevators, wooden pulleys aud general machin-
cry The Humane Remedy Company" 10 the
name of an association at Lafayette, which
also filed articles. The company will manu-
facture proprietary medicine. and also estab-
lish sanitarium for the cure Of the opium and
morphine habit The capital stock is 500. 900.
The Continental Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany. Of Michigan City. was also incorporated.
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.
Nav Events tn Occur.

Friday, A--.G. A. r. reception Commander-in-nhief
Rea.
Saturday 5--Republican judicial convention; Dem.
ocratic county central committee.
Monday, IA. VI. Z. General Conference.
Tuesday S--Indiana Miliers Association; special
exercises of Order of Iron Hall.
Wednesday, 9--Annual art exhibition; Mendelssohn
concert.
Saturday 12--Democratic judicial, joint represent
alive and senatorial conventions.
Tuesday .15-.State convention of Woman Suffrage
Association.
Monday. 21--Convention Of Commissioners Of La
Dor Statistics.
Tuesday, 22.-Grand Lodge F. and A. NJ; Grand
Grove Druids.
Thursday 24--F1y-fshermens tournament.
Saturday, 26--Anniversary Of the Indianapolis Or.
phan Asyl ur.
Wednesday, 30--National convention of Prohibi.
tiouigts.
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Personal nAd Society.

Mrs. Perkins and daughter Clara are guests
Of Mrs. W. @. Lynn, on North Meridian street
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Carey have returned from
a visit to their daughter, Mrs. 0. S. Brumbach.
in Toledo, o.
Mrs. B. B. Morris and Miss Mary Applegass
are spending . short time in Cincinnati They
will return home tonight
Mrs Florence Bennett Brooks, of Cleveland,
Ii visiting her parents. DIR. and Mira. w. a.
Bennett, on North Meridian street
Judge A l. Roache and family. who have been
spending the winter 40 the New Denison House.
have taken possession of their homo on North
Pennsylvania street =
Mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Collins and daughter
Ruth are expected next week to visit Mrs.
Collius's pareots Mr. and MIRA w. T. Steele. on
North Delaware street
THE Carey children. at home, Saturday after
noon, May 5. at o'clock il the way some
dainty little invitations read that have been
sent out to quite . number Of children this
week
Mira Charles E., Holloway has returned
from Florida, where she had been for the past
few weeks. and Mr.. Holloway IL expected home
about the first of next month. He is somewhat
improved Ia health.
Mrs John Higas. of Connersville, was in the
city, yesterday, In consultation with the man.
ayers of the receet dairy m aids carnival The
young ladies OF Connersvie are preparing for a
dairy drilhthere. to be patterned after
the Roberts Park carnival.
The board Of mansesrs and superintendent of
the Women's Reformatory entertained at dinner.
yesterday. DR.. and Mrs Galbraith, OF the Insane
Hospital: Prof. and Mrs. Jacobs, of the Blind
Asylum; Prof. and Mrs. Baker. Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum; Attorney general Kitchener and
wife, and Auoitorof State Bruce Carr.
Miss Allie Monitor, of this city. and Mr.. w.
s. Wheeler. Of Cambridge City, were married,
yesterday. at 8 p. NJ. by the Rev. DR.. Keen, Of
Roberts Park Church The bride and groom de-
parted, at4 p. NJ. for Cambridge City, where
hey 90 81 once to housekeeping. reception
was rendered them, last evening. BY the grooms
parents
! Miss Emily bingham win give an svening OF
readings on Friday. st Plymouth Church. The
programme includes varied selection Of choice
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Amusements.

Prof. Morris's pony and dog show continues
to please the audience at the Grand, and will
remain throughout the week, with matinee on
Saturday. He has the best trained animals on
exhibition. There will be change OF bill at the
Museum to-day, Miss Bindley appearing in her
new comedy. Excitement" which has made q
hit elsewhere. It will he repeated tomorrow.
aud on Saturday BARLEY Camphell's play. "a
Heroine in Rags will be given.
The distinguished actor. Mr.. Joseph jefferson
will make his only appearance In this city this
season at Enelish's Opera-houss tonight, pre-
s,utine rip Van Winkle," his greatest imper-
sonation and ono OF which theater-goers APP
parently never tire. Mr.. Jefferson has q COM
pany Of capable ladies and gentlemen, and there
is already gratifyingly large advance sale of
itself to admirers Of tho legitimate dramatic art.
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A Companion Of Reno.

James Hardesty who Was indicted with John
Reno, several years ago, and escaped punish
ment by Civ ing States evidence. was arrested
at Dupont, yesterday, by Deputy United States
Marshal Stein on the charge OF counterfeiting.
Commissions r Van Buren, released him on his
own recognizance to await the action Of the
grand Jury
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CompIaint for Islander.

The complaint Of James Cave. fled yesterday
against NJ. T. Rice, is based upon a letter which
he charges was written to Richard MONTGOMERY,
the employer OF plaintiff. Rice wrote that Cave
was cutting irswood on Montgomeryis farm and
hauling it to Brentwood to his son. meaning
thereby that no was stealing the wood. The
plaintiff asks for 60, 900 damages
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A Suit transferred.

The suit of William R. McKesn against
Henry S. Ives. in which the complain ant asks
judgment on the note for 1863, $50 given by the
defendants Ia tho Vandslia deal, has been trans
ferred from the vigo county Circuit Court 10
the United States Court.
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A Delegate-at-Large,

Who is one of the best-known men in the State.
and who also has an extensive national acquaint-
ance gave this advice to young politician:
Always buy yonr hats of. Ryan, the Halter. Il
and % South Illinois street, and then there is
nothing you can ask Of your constituents that
they will not do for you.
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Thrown from His BUGGY.

Gus Williams, living at No. AZ Greer street.
was very seriously hurt in . runaway yesterday
afternoon. A young horse he was driving be-
came unmanaeeable, and Mr. Williams was
thrown from the buggy, and his head struck a
stone pavement He was removed to his homo
by Kreeelo.
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Repuhlican Primaries.

The Republicans of the Fifteenth ward will
meet at 1880 o'clock at No. 6 engine-house. to-
morrow evening, to elect two delegates 20 the
judicial convention of Marion and Hendricks
counties. which will meet Saturday. Primaries
for all the other wards will occur at the same
TINA
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONTEMPORARIES
Hall, IL o'clock A. N.
MEETING OF SOLDIERS-Criminal Court room,
afternoon
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE-Morris's Equine-canine
Paradox, afternoon and evening.
THE MUSEUM-Florence Bndley, afternoon and
evening.
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dropping in to see how things were going along
The defendants were all present watching the
case closely John w. Kern did not appear with
the counsel for the defense, but it Is understood
will do 40 to-dav
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PRICES ALWAYS In PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & Co.
A Fugitive Captured.

John w. Gregg, who is wanted in Hillsboro,
o., for attempted murder. Was arrested here
yesterday and will be returned to Hisboro to-
3av. While on trial. several weeks ago, In
Hillsboro. for attempting TO kill his wife. he es-
capped from the courtroom. He came directly
to Indianapolis, and has been working for Keats.
the com mission merchant
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william Glover's suicide.

william OioSef's Suiciue
William Glover, employed at the Insane Hos
piral, committed suicide yesterday by swallow
. large dose OF phosphate of soda He was ffty-
three years old and had been employed at the
hospital for several ysara Dependency IL sup
POSED 70 have prompted the act The former
home OF the deceased 10 not known.
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oils that can complete pair OF pantaloons the
same day as ordered. aud this concern 10 not only
in the lead in this particular, but ia every other
department Of tailoring. Lowest prices for best
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Don't fail to investigate the merits OF Hills
Sliding Inside Blinds. Full-size model a. our
store. Better and cheaper than the old style.
Don't sag nor interfere with curtains No rat
Ting, and can be taken out in one minute. Any
kind Of finish you want. Call and sec the model
or send for circular.
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Spring Style Hats.
To Contractors and Builders.

All the new colors and shapes at SEAToN's
Hat Store. % North Pennsylvania street.
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FRIDAYS SALE

40 pieces Black Brocsdsd Sash Ribbon at 46c,
cheap a. SI.25-all silk
1Ocartoos 5. .. IL. al-silk, satin aud crown-edge
Ribbons, at Zoe, 15c and zoe. worth l5c, 25c and
S5c
AZ pieces 45-inch Embroidery Flouncinss-bis bar
gain.
Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs for Zoe and 25c.
worth zoe and 25c and f5c and SOC.
French Woven Corsets at 69c, cheap at 81
Ladies Jerssy-6tting Vests, plain and ribbed, long
and short sleeves. choice Csc.
Black Silk Hose 6Sc. worth 81.
Children's French Ribbed Hose. in black, 12l2c,
15c and 20c-very cheap.
Ladies Taffsta Silk Gloves, l9c.
Ladies Long Purses at 15c.
A good Whisk Broom for De.
White Spreads 65c, Csc, $1.o5, S1.13, 81. 80
worth 81, Sl.25. Sl.50. S1.65 and $1.75.
White Narseilles Spreads at $l.95 and $3.50
worth 80 ard 30.
12l2c Bleachei Muslin at De.
New lot of ,2iac Scrim at 7iae.
Jerseys, obi sizes cheap.
Lace Curtains, odd pairs.
Bargains in Spring Jackets. Spring Wraps and
Sprin Nevmarkets.
3sineh all-WoOl Check Dress Goods for 29c regu-
lar price 55c.
24nch MOire Dress Goods regular price 25c go
81 12iac-
36-ineh Serge sllwool worth 55c only 37isc.
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BEST patterns of folding beds.
YIN. L. ELDER's
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See the Alaska

Is,
With glass front, in our show-window, showing
how the inner current of dry, cold air causes the
wheel to revolve. The "Alaska" Hardwood Re-
frigerators, antique finish. produce better re-
suits with less ice than any other.
WIN Fl. BENNETT g. Son. 3S s. Meridian st.
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MAY DANCE

First four right and left" May viii have four
Fridays The first this week we shall celebrate BY
the following price cuts for the day only Of this special
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-15

cere congratulations. Come Ia Dakota
and be sesled. Stand up evsry colored
citizen and be counted. Oil the Ameri-
can loom and let her go Gallagher. Eng
lGud-hsnds on Your friend sll the time,
In storm, and none the less in sunshine. :"
Another telegram OF interest as show
ing where the Republican voters were
th.csess is from Chairman Van Bornhorst
Of Pittsburg, saying ALLEGHENY coun-
~ sends greeting with over 20, 900 off ial
msjority for Harrison, Morton and pro-
tecGioE, as representing the banner R3.
publican county Ct the Union. It's execu.
live committee extends to you It's helrti-
est congratulations"
Peer Hendrickson CT Chicago, editor OF
The Scandinavian, says: "The prophesies
Of Scandinavian detection were not full
filed, Witness the msiorities in Wiscon-
sin, Iowa and Minnesots. None rejoice
more heartily in your election than the
Scsad .pEvisns Of the Wes.."
[ cfgressmsn Richard Gueuther. te!e
era 2hed from 0Jhkosh: "The German
American republicans everywhere, es-
pecisliy those Of Wisconsin, the largest
| GsFm&a- American state in the Ueion, re-
| j1ice over your Triumphant election and
hSS4 p-~WA LASt my SShtL4SGiGI LueiL
shsre toward this msgu Il cent victory OF
American over foreign interests"
Among the unique kilograms is one
from Bctf SO JONES Of G2rcen City, Kan,
who Gays: "Wtn my congratulations
tender magnificent fet buffalo for your
great .east. To be sure the Buff .lo nom
Iuee thss wss roasted last Tuesday atone
tor Republican f2Ily, 80 let US eat, dEi X
and 10 merry"
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GREENVTLLE,
E aginser.and FIrsman L. 1rsd in o Wreck
on the East Line.

e 1gineer.and FIrsman Lei 1rsd in q yTeas
on the East Line.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Nov. IA -Part!cu
Jars Of wreck on the East line have
Just reached your reporter. Four cars
and the engine left the track between
Black Jack and Campbell, the engine
turning over. The engineer, Louis Hor.
ner, received serious injuries about the
head and splue, but his physician thinks
be will recover. A L. RsglaDG, fremsn.
was considerably bruised about the hips.
out his Injuries are comparatively light
Two carloads OF piping for the Green
Vile wAterworks, lately started, were re
ceived over the Cotton Belt yesterday.
: few OF the more intelligent negroes
OF GreenVllle had the courage to vote for
Cleveland and the straight Democratic
ticket Among these WAS well educated
teacher and licensed attorney, Professor
", B Ross, who is principal OF the
Eot0ietfublfc school in this city. Ross
as vel up In politics, snd ssys ne voted
for Cleveland on principle in the interest
OF :srih reform. Since the election some
of the co!oIed pee pie, greEtly wrought up
ever his voting this ticket,aEs threatening
to boycott him by keeping ,heir children
from school and thereby force his re-.
movsl CT resignation.
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Shelby County,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
CENTER, TEX, Nov. Is -0ficiSl re-
turns for Shelby county: Democratic cleo
tors, 1898; Prohibition electors, II; Union
Labor electors, %; Republican electors,
1s5
R1ss, 1913; Martini 1852
Wheeler, 1874; Moers, PA; Yokum, 20
Bnence OF Democratic state ticket
about the same.
Copgress-K!lgore. 1897; Farmer, 212
Democratic county ticker ected by
overwhelming msjorities.
Perkins was elected Judge and James
T. Polly district Rttorny, both Democrats,
without opposition; George T. Ingram,
senator, and Cbilders, representative.
from the Fifth representative district.
both Democrats, withou. opposition !;
Wilson, foater, Democrat, from Fifteenth
representative district.
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Special 70 the Gazette.
LoNGvrEw, TEX, Nov. 1.-THE official
count vas made to- lay, and is as follows
Cleveland electors, 6s7; Harrison elect
ors, S33.
Ross, 72s; Martin, 6lS.
r 'gteseasstive-R. B. Levy, Jr., Dem
ocrat, 662; Aiex Smith, Republican, 2l3;
J R. Gaode, Union Labor, All.
County JQdge-J. T. Smith, Democrat,
$50; Sam flanagan, Union LABOR, 634
Clerk-R. B. Levy, Sr Democrat, III ;
S. ri. GrsYoill Union Lab r, 594
Sheriff.. A Kulipgsworth, Demo-
crst, 1874; B. +. Brown, Ulion LIbor. CIT
Tressurer-O.iver Pegues, Democrat,
$751; W. ". White, !Uaion LABOR, AIS.
ASSESSOR j. Barnes, Democrat, 80;
L. Wooley, Union Lsoor, COZ.
Justice CT the Pasce-C. C. Hanks
DeGocrsi, ST.; J. E. PrOthers, Union
labor, 6.
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Madison Cou uIY.

correspondence or the Gazette.
MADIsoNYILLE, TEX Nov. 12-In 1886
Ross received IT'S votes in this county for
governor. This year he received 7Sl
votes. The Union Labor people in this
county were sspguine up 20 the day Of
election Of giving Martin & nj orlty vote
in the county, but WITT Inc full Reoubli-
can vote added on they fell 1877 votes
short Of coming up with the governor.
Stewart for Congress hiss & majority OF
l44 votes over 5oEa Davis, Union Labor,
and McDsriaI, Republican. His plurality
over Davis. UGioa Labor, is 33l; over
Mcdaniel, 52S votes. Kittrel, for els
trict judge, defssted both his Independ-
ens and Republican opponents II this
county hl5 plurality over Bufiagtop,
Republican, i5 4sl votes. COBB, Demo-
crst, for representative, downs Judge
Brown, his UEioa Libor opponent, 626
msj)rity in this county. Leon county
will probably mske his majority 1909
Morris, for county judge, Is elected over
BTers by lsrge msj Dirty; Scott, for
county attorney, defeats his opponent,
Nall, by Sol majority; Lee, for county
clerk, is elected over Mcdonald by about
200 msjority; Black, for sheriff, defeats
Tinsley about 1000; Farr.f is reelected
assessor over both his opponents; Schrier,
for county trecsqfer, had no opposition:
The Q ion LSbor- Nan Participates in
these hereahouts are badly whipped,
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Coocko qOCntl

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
PAINT Rock, TEX, 12.-Following Is
the cfi:isi count Ct Coucho county:
Democratic electors, 1893; Republican
electors, As.
Governor-R1es, 229.
Lieutenant Governor-Wheeler, 1872.
Attorney Gsneral-HoRg, 232.
Comptroller-McCsll. 232.
Treasurer-Lubbock, 292.
Land CommissioDer-Hall,2 52.
Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction.
Cooper, 1872.
Supreme Court-Sssytor, chief justice !;
Gaines, Henry, associate Justices $50
232 and 800 respectively.
Court Of Appesls-White, Wilson,
Hurt, 2l4. 2O5 AID 1874 respectively.
ongresS-Ssyers, 1893; Be,knap, As.
Safe Sen&te-SIms, 295.
Rapresentstive-Whitted, 2S0. .
District Judge-Clevelsnd, so; Tim
Minis, 1876
District A:torney-Woodward, 81; Hall,
1872.
County Judge-Garlsrd, 235.
County ana District Clerk-HoHz3,2 46
Sheriff and Tex Collector-Malton, I2l ;
Fuller, ia.
County Ttessurer-Cruak, 1872; Spivar
Assessor Of Ts1es-Montgomery, 23S.
SurveyoI-R,tcnford, 1876; Blumgxrd-
J ner, 81.
Hide and Animal Inspector Morris,
1923; MIp2e, 100.
Justice of the Peace,a Precinct No. l.
Steen, 50; Pace, %
Commis 'ionsr, Precinct No. 1-Hoskins,
80; Pace, "a
Commissioner, Precinct No. .2-Trsi,
i 20; Ollivsr, &c.
Commissioner, Precinct No. 3-S.een,
"a; N orman, so.
Commissioner, Precinct No. 4
Bronsugh, AZ.
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Young County.

CoErespondenos Of the Gazette
} GRAHAM, TEX Nov. ~ Official vote
OF Young county: Clevt land, GiSi HGr.
rlson, So; Straeter, 43; Fisk, 81
For Govern0r-Ross, G34; Martin, 1IS.
pgress-Lsrhsm, 73I; R4Gfeld, IS.
Site Senstof-S:evens, Democrat
59S; Roberts, Republican. I15.
Representative for Wise, Js9k and
Young-Huison. Democrat, soc; Gaines,
Union LABOR, 1874,
All Of the old county officers sre re-
elected, except J. ". WadIey, county
treasurer, who is beaten by F. L.
Thomas.
Clevelsrd's majority over BlsIne in
1884, $50; ovsr Harrison In 1888, 5s5;
Den0cIatic lcss, %
R2ss' maj 1rity over Cochrsn IN 1886,
57I; in 1883 over Martin, 515 Demo
cratic loss, g.
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JUDGE REEVES RESIGNS,

ehe Judge OF tho First Dissrics Court of New
Mexico Gives Up Bis ErmIne.
Special to tho Gazette.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, NV. 14.-Judge
Reeves, judge OF the first District court
Of this territory, has forwarded his resig-
nGtion to Pr sident Cleveland and re
turned 70 his home in Texas. The resis.
nation is to take effect On December l,
and already number Of Democrats
2re putting IN their applications for the
place. A petition was circulated yester.
daY: praying fer the appointment Of NIB
Lsughlin OF this place to FL the vacancy
& NJ. Johnson, clerk of the Fourth Dis
trlct court, has also resigned and will re.
turn TO his Indiana home.
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San Augustus YountF.

special to the Gazette.
San AUGUSTINE, TEX, Nov. IA
Clevelsnd's ,msioslty, sol; Ross msjority,
S2s; W. q. Martin for Congress, s4s; A.
z, Matthews for sheriff, III; Z. Muck.
eltoy for constable, ITO. c. Rohfe for
county i1dge snd B. D. Crockett for
clerk, elected without opposition. W. A.
Mechanism, assessor, and G. W Slaugh-
ter, county treasurer, elected By large
majoritieg. ~
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Many C: them will probably go into the
Republican party. Their organization
went 10 pieces or tie late election aao
will likely NEVER come together again.
The GAZETTE deserves q gCea. deAI oil
creois fer tie manner in winch it hiss
fouah hi eud Won the Democratic battle IL
NoFt2 I KS.