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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

ORDER RESTORED on THE HEREFORD ROAD.
sherbrooke, Que, Nov. 19-Order has been restored
on the Hereford Railway A force of railway en-
ploycs reganod possession Of the rolling stock seized
by the strikers 1t Is stated that two Italians were
shot during the meoc which followed the arrival Of
the force The Italians surrendered everything, ard
the engines were taken back to West scwarstown.
II About 100 Of the strikers took train at North
stratford this morning for Boston.
TO LINK NEW.JERSEY WITH STATEN ISLAND.
In speaking of the new baltimore and Ohio ex-
tension. which IS 10 pass through Elizabeth, n. j..
and connect with the Staten Island Rapid Transit
road " C. j. English, OF Elizabeth. OF the
counsel of the road. said 20 a Tribune reporter
yesterday
The connection viii be made with the Lchgh Valley
roa. or rather that branch OF The Lehlgh recently com
rleei and known the South Painfc1 and Ro-olie
RAILROAD The Baltmore and Ohio leaves this
branch about half mile west Of the connection with tho
Central Railroad tracks Il passes Linden Township near
the Wcat.heaf Hotel The road viii be length
about miles on the Jersey side. 1t Is expected that
WORK will be begun the Jersey end In about month
and that by next NewJersey and Staten Island
VIII be permanently connected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT MlOHT DOs
II the Government had the tenants welfare
Earnestly at heart; If. instead of supporting the
landlords, they meant to relieve distressed ten
ants, they would deal with arrears instead of
pressing dangerous measure which provided ma
chnery for preventing reduction of rent and
which afforded facilities for augmenting rents and
multiplying evictions, with all their horrible in
cidents He asked the House to intervene and
prevent q recurrence of mischief too certain TO
ensue perhaps on a greatly augmented scale, under
the Governments policy. Let them do justice to
Ireland in the matter of arrears. Cheers
MIR Gosc1en, Chancellor of the Exchequer, de
lied that the Government were pledged not TO intro
duce controversial measures during the winter
session Mr. Gladstone's statement that II the
Goyernment had asked just sufficient to keep the
act in operation until the next session, IL would
have been granted incorrect. Steps were
taken 10 ascertain whether such a proposal would
be accented and the response d1d not encourage
the attempt {" Hear, hear!")
The immediate extension OF the AshD0urne ACT
was a necessity. 1t was desired by the tenants,
and he hoped the House and the country would
perceive that they were dealing with Land pur-
chase which was not incompatible Win deallhg
with arrears The Government was prepared 10
deal with arrears in due course OF time. nc nc
suggestion that they were practically assisting 'nc
landlords in a conspiracy 10 allow the arrears 70
continue and to encourage evlctlons was so ,psuIu
that it was scarcely worth answering 'Ohcers'j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
ONE CHANGE IN THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

At the annual meeting of the Buffalo, Rochester
and Pfttsbufg Railway Company yesterday, the only
change In the board of directors was the substitution
of Henry Fatlo for Frederick A. Brown. The full
board is composed of the following members Waits
ton II. Brown Adrian Iseln, Adrian lscln, ]r.'
Frederick D. Tafen, j. Kennedy Tod, wheeler H.
peckham, Auguste Richard, John G. Nesser, Henry
s. Barley. John H. Hocart, Alfred Roosevelt, A. H.,
elected president The annual report showed gross
earnings for the year ended September 3Oth OF
-. .O34 O9I and net earnings Of S52O,343
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
financial.
NOTICE!
OF THE
Redemption Of $5OO,ooo Of
Connecticut State
Bonds.
gTATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Treasurer Oiios.

Hartford, August IS, lisa
By authority Of an act Of General Assembly snass
An Act Authorizing the Redemption OF sias Bop1A1
approved May 49, 1887, notice 10 hereby gvon that sys
Hundred Thousand Dollars OF Three ana oneAsh Pes
Cent eesIsered Bonds Of State Of Connecticut n1-
h-oa from No sol TO No LOCO inclusive. payable May l.
1897 and redseabe tho option Of the state rreass.
will bo redeemed and paid presentation At tho Tfsss-
ur.rs Once In the city Of Hartford on or after the seva,
.nth day of September 1898 and Interest on ai bonds
will cease on said Seventeenth day o. Sep,emorf, 1898
wiz ALEXANDER WARSEa
state Trea ,grer
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Dankers ailo Brokers.
f1ipi0en0 AoIices.

-
EORT WAYNE AND JACKSON RAlLhOAD.
< CO.-The transfer o. .uc pleAelAeo Spsc ,sSs
oi this company will close on sstHF5~y husn. Ave- Ia
for the semi annual dividend of 80 per CONT
roxmo from lake shore and Michigan southern nA,s
way Co. In accordance With terms oi agreement O"'"'
the two compAnies . - ,,,,sro>r co.-aary
OFFICE OF %
cp.NrsU.AMERICNN LIGHT AND POW ER Co, .
- nav CONSOLIDATED,
NOS 40 AND - WALLrSr, - 800,
NLN-YOHK, Angus 20 ls9o
THE REGULAR quarterly dividend OF Ia Ia
nor cont has been declared payable september 49,.
$50 Books septemoeE 9TH; Is tat eoS' o. Jus
ness)' Nnu 'S'F Il \. c. SMITH. Trcasu er.
AiAI ~ RAILWAY COMPANY, 5000, e,,
New,YorS, July >. lsss
rINHE BOARD Of Directors have declared s.r, suy
usual quarterly dividend OF one and onehaI ~ y, III,
on the Capital Stock OF this Company, pay4Oss ,h,I
orfco August l. 1855, TO stockholders et EecoIH w
date. -, - a., q N m July
"a and Viii be ieopehee at 10 MI Angus ~ -
'S' - VS. EDWARD T. NlChObo,
Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Proposals.
IoUTnTCr COMMISSIONERS OTFIC2
ROOM 209, STEWART bulLpiN"' lass
$50 DRO ADWAV NIM YORK, August H. 'S''

ROOM 900 sTiWART BUILDING ,sss
No $50 BRo ADWAY, NEw YORK, August H. i'''-
rHO CONTRACTORS. .-,,.. -, manu-.
i RIDS or PROPOSALS for furnishing an ,ock
taoturing fitting. placing, &C, ten en-
valves aud gearing az ns s oS Section is tour
snch s,opcoek valves and gearing 70 Ue - vaNs
No SS on Section IL and one as ines SOP % S,etioa
ana gearing 60 be used the New Gaze nous M foras
OF the New Aqueduct as called leT III G 20 90 r. oi ths
~ conart and snecincatlOns ON Me IN Ve ,ls odce
aonSsurf camni ssioners viii be received A. ua si
I wtncsiav sent B. 1883 at o'clock D. M ~ .aus-
nocs and hour they wl Ne publicly onel y! - er aid
5ucs Commits loner and the award et ne Ia by said
work and furnishing saii material VIII NNl lila
Commissonct. as soon thereafter as ppSO sre.laca-
Blank forms Of said approved s pTopsr envelopes
sp s'r enclosure and forms oi bonds ana az obnea
ior tntt md a other information, can Oo n .p-
at the above ofice OF the Aquedec' N""'
! plicaLon the secretary =, ..tsst,nere
RJ order OF tue npu01 JAMES y. DUANE.
JOUN c. SuEEUAN,
$1,000 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
OREGON IMPROVEMENT CO.
New York. Aug. Is. 1888.

New York. Aug. lS, 15s3
s.ea nroposas for the purchase Of the whole or ,nr
- ., ,.n thoussnd 90 0O0) shares OF tho par F<Ss ~
20 oh a, e Preferred Stock OF the oregon Improve,
e.. Cnnanv Will DO received az the ofcs Of the Con-.
-, rntl noon Of Septsmber II, 1888. when bIos vii -
T..a NV tho Executive Committee. cer1Aea meek.
hIa % the order Of Oregon InproVemen' Company
t Ave IN Der cent Of tho par value OF me aH~ahs 's
,oor annled for must accompany each proposal Il As
nronoss Is not accepted the cheek WILL % 'el"7. 40
"a viii he accepted for than par and 'ecruea av
dend ss tho rate Of seven per eent per "nHu II n','
49, N 600 shares are bid for aIiotmenis VIII b n.ads
u'' -, rbs rjebt is reserved to reject any and A.
"a. ot deemed ftr tho best interests Ok the company
n socr + 10 be paid for in instamsnts a. iollovsi
Oct. l. 1soS-25 Per cent ani ono mon'H' 'Se'1ea
dividend. 49,. ,,or.h., ..,-..
FEB. /. 1sso-25 per cent and Ave months ''''u'a
hpriI 1, 1sss-25 per cent and one n'ntf' ''e'7sa
dividend. -, . s,..s 49,
rrom the last lnstallment there VIII os oedlceo ne
,n+ a, the hye f5) per cent depostei with mo pro
go, with interest added thereto at the rss of per
ont "a, annum from the date OF deposit Psyrlsns IN
,,u NAV be made on any instl mens aay s~Vsinsh'
~ h. sent to each subscriber showing the amounts ous
=, tho dates named Certificates Of STOCK "H % gwen
%, "a many full shares ara paid for oy eScn hssa~
, and when the last instalmens is PAID eefuncses
M bs issued for fractions previously paid lsf' no 'fp
will bs issued ,, o.. -,
p-ono.as should be superseded Proposals Tor Prs'
tsrred Stock" and addressed 10 ISlIah shA'
oraoon Tunrovemens Company Mills Building. Ee"-Y'rs
CITY,
by order Of the Executive Committee
80 FTTJAI SMITH, President
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

Brooklyn.
npOOEIYN HEIGHTS SEMINhEY.-This day ana
- boarding. school Of young ladies' 2otn year WILL reopen
srptclnber 70. Circulars hent on oppucatioh
100 N'"'1 CHARLES +. WEST,
MARY A. BRIGHAM,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
Ce9aI Notices.

cry or NrW-l -l0VG-FlNANCc HrPARINRHI .,.,
prRrAg IOa IHE COLLECTION or ASSESSMENTS AM
ARREARS OF TAXES AND AssEssAkNIo
AND or WATER Rents,
- - l. L.-- 4 A----A.NlNI1 :
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
REOPENs ON SEPTEMBER :, =

RFOPENs ON SEPTEMBER o. o., a.v
TERMS. For b0arders $3.50 per ahhuni' A'A '
Fchoiars eoO' A' MOTHER DOMINICK, Superior.
WALNUT LANE sChooL-FSI SISo Is 81 a. YOUNG ladies'
s yesr opens September 2e Acodemfaa ana on os
lrrcuSrotory' Courses; Pupus ehleE "'-'''0'
..sssmiuaffo1 For circulars address ,,t
N!s' ADt = n NHifSs4tEbs sIitiEEnbs GermnStSOTn. rtS PhnA
WEST WALNUT STREET oARDiNG& & SCHsgUL ssnt ipa %
w 1.I.g "'s'o' 5itrs J. TRAUTMANN, Prln,ePsI,;,
Gstaoaue GG on application. 43o1 Warutst' Fhllso" -"
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

Musical instruction.
tIEADvILLE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Eminent teachers in All branches music and art 225
nuniIs Fail term begins September 4. Send for caa
iogue. f. A. REYNOLDS. Director MeadYilIe. Ia.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

n IRCULhRs schools both sexes. city snd sSpHty c%Hp
u With careful advice n parents. MIRIAM oonhl
IRE 81 East 17th-st. between 4theve sno DfoAd"aJ'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
ror both Sexes-Country.

Fer Both Sexes -COuLtNy'
M9N Ti tLG aT se D. and picture Of cHAPPA-
"a 1N,3 G''MGGo NO iAIS INSTITUTE chsppsqua \. Z.
LAyEHAcK a. T. cGLhEE 5aJ. piea9d iea nGn for college @
Or uneSs conservatory ot music ani ,'S p se"tebor
ftruct.ou la ali a. larmenis SON year opens ''p''-
H. HeN' AZ REV A. Il. FLACK, A. NJ President.
CITYToN LIBERAL INSTITUTE-l6 specia 5ss3 iss5; ;
L ttnces languages engneering Epgish; e reoss
liz d,saaSes in music eocgt!2n art business fSI1sg
9'e'VH' PtA%i,II A. NJ, President Fort Plain. N. I:
NE GAf,NiO INSTITUTE, Rhineoack. " II sptepatSSs res
~ both sexes fox eoJJsM JJAMEs e M g. be GARN0 Phi D.
MAST GRrENwICH &C lso5 5c ece tor
city 1900 endowmn Prepes iG &c e,cge & Of of m on
4 literary cous, . inc.o1iis Is, Rev T. D. BEAKESLEE
A. 81. Fast Greenwich, T. l.
wort EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTiIU Il~-Si2 -|sig; ~
year b.sn3 P' con2 M lop iadie, aad gentlemen, N
ulnr Coese Preparatory and ooi seecctis 10 Frei
I,cf.,es cach 1om; Free Tuition TO- n3fn~ enS All
Hoa,i. u,A.'a-i room, eScept Art ana Music
els5 per yeAjos 80 ~ KING. D. D., Fort Edward N Y
.,--7,T..-,,,.-, .N JJ INSTITUTE ras wide fep-
uation a. college preparatory 'or youns n n re GAS
.oAefe Mv5 AZ coa5oa.si nearly 100 ooaaers lade!
refused from 3c@ o room Tor pas 80 e' Us 5 Fifteenth year
asDe@eIs.Jy 7,I.y i: H. WH1rNEY, D. D, President.
--f.,y.rrr,vY STATE MODEL SCHOOL i9s Youh1V l1
Nhdc ana ren eme rrnt9g \. sr,,ss J9 f5 bushes,
f,olen Hon'a' .urrsiei rooms tuition and books e20-
per year. send for " .-i'aspsl 'a&spsl.2ycK Trenton. N J.
r,ENvINGTOE tsFNINAliY n. ,J-Tto;5S, o;5S,cndSif - Sif
,csf In b.aith discipline home comforts ana sehoiar
.tf,. $3.50 covers all cNucn-., auu extras OuI aIS u"
Itsi,, Cltlloels very beautiful aud eoMAlSSG---
DOChLANo COLLEGE -,-,,.o,- ~
Preparatory for ,ae Ceego for ladies' SpeeGst eGstaioSu
~ ''' " H. BhNNISTtR A. NJ. Principal
-oOO -NAPLEWOoD INSTITUTE. tos p,Dos. pD,m r.,
.IDOCo coriye Penn. PTeparatory 6as,eso spI, +,
sh G-aIuetue Scientific and Co ,sG prepaSDig
Spoc'al care 20 little boys Hghly iecoiniN-n~'~
SfT0FTTTDGE lYole) 4 ". Principal
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

I'd TY HARRIS r. GREENE's day and home & school for
Is young ladies' 2Gh yea lG5 Laayette-ave Brooklyn
y. y. Send for catalogue
g Il. CATHEEIEES HALL w
Advent term opens September 20 Recor the Bishop Of
Long Island Terms PER aanu 70 ny made ~ bs s she
tern-charse
Boys and Young Men-Country.
HOME AND sCHoon for 20 nS{s Fndea 1s yssfs
Long Island
!. IFxANDFR INsTITUTE.-Military Boarding school,
Awhite Plainh N y. okWlln, a NJ. ~ n ~, D,rrlnclPa:
ID BACKWARD AND INVALID BoYS
Is csrefuy cared Tor and INSTRUCTED by an experienced
physician ana DIX %ff %%fifLLIAMsoN New. London. Conn:
- ETTs ACADEMY. Stamford. CT. 5oth Year
A select school for boys
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE AND BUSINESS.
Individual training Physical drill.
Grounds largo and very attractive.
WIN. ]. BETS. NJ. A. CYae). Principal
~ RYANT sCIIGoL
An incorporated thool Of tbe hsh,'t class for boy.
Eas'H' e''ii.5 Gt5 '2iTTjfl't STcf 'toRT&EEoU Principal
DLACK HALL SCHOOL, FOR BOYs.-Thorgush
tSF fss es5nee Q. E
BARTLkTr NJ. A., Lyme, Conn
RoEDENTowN N. ~ MILITARY iNsTJTuTE,,
aeade@it Studies Careful preparation Tor college and
higher seieRtine schools Music uptons U s. I.e,eA
REV. n. IL LANDoN, A. NJ, Principal
/ ID OYs' BOARDING SCHooL-Throgss Neck West
ID chester n s. Piesn!oy fr coll g. SeIesllae schooIs
Ss Der 0Isin''S U.s. HHIf + A. M Principal 'D'
/ rAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY.
coiCael ASHghf' {. ). wSRIGnT, H. s., A. NJ
l. twenty seeond year begins September 90. Address
Rev. cXHLos ii. STONE COrnwaiiOn Hudson. N. y
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

cry or NrwY Yoa5FlyANce pEpAnr';EsE pES.rg1yi, AND
i'O NAN' AGsEA&s OF TAxls aNp ASSESSMENTS i
AYp OF WATER kESrs Srs.,,,.xrs F
OFFICE or IHE COLLECTOR OF AssEssALNrS '
ASg CllEH OF AiiE AGEEA''si a siuoust7 1883 f
~ Office OF TIE SALE OF LANDS9 ~ ,o9 f.ald1 AND
~ Tenemcnts unpaid taxes ot lo9s 70 sn Of Theo
Str ". M2es Comp rt,ole Of Cy Of New York
+, ths goysos Of scstoh 926 OF the New-YOFk CITY
% @ ( owners OF all the lands aud enmnts
,t'Stl m the Wards Nos 70 "a incusN, In tne Az o
M ,b 0 ,ears %" is S' to ss Both inclusive and are now
remaining ant UNPAID ana "a ee INV , Of Stu
ocd In the wards on Which me s 5esusr y ISL SoIa
ncGsivc and arc now remaining due ana UNPAID are re-
nan dc and uHiad with the interest thereon az the the
ate vi per cent per anu rU sut nut tSeber with
ae charges OF tins notice and a1yeItssiaen 10 tss & SV
h Eaore Department the stewart Building corner OF
broadway and m n made ai M such payment such
Lands and cncmcnts will be sold a. public auction AZ tno
%@gt o an Monday November sss at ~ o'clock noon
for the 3we % o in consideration OF Advancing amount
~ tlx OF Croton water rent a, the Ca 9si may o tbe
ana unp pe together with charges OF this notice and
@ ,bat I"s such N sale w be continued from time
Tine until all lands and tenements 50 advertiser ior so
'Aa tie is hereby further given that detailed
% rty on which and Croon wator rents remain an
Rgos9%a in R'pas IN ls os as Of ina the Collector
Nsscssments and Clerk OF Arrears ana VIII o' "''''~
to any pers'" "pp''"e " A. s. CADY,
Collector OF Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY
SlnoS ST SiT ~ Bell Plaintiff against Mary P,,SSson cSST
t~wrons place of Trial city and County OF Ne"-h YORK
b. no the above named defendants 49,, .....,.,.. 4.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the eempia,nt IN
this action to seye copy OF your answer on inc
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days alter tho service
~ III. smmona exclusive Of the day OF service; and IN
,.e ~ YOUR failure appear. OF answer Judgment viii
i taken aran, YOU by default for the relief demanded
compliant
80 Dat,d AUGUST 3. 1,oS. -,
"'' - airing ( CARLEY. Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE and Post Onoe address No 81 Libertyst n y CITY
M Wnry T. tonurn. Robert H. CObuu ana le Monte
ID Cobnfn. The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU
bv publication, pursuant TO am order Of lion. Eawsid
Vattrr.ou "A Justice of the supreme Court OF the state
II Now-York. dated tho sth day OF August lsss aho @
nei with the complaint I'm she onco OF the Clerk OF th
civ and County OF New York. at the CsunV Cour
HOUSE In the CITY of New-York - -.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23
CeGrbcrs.

BEsr TEACHERS supplied; no charge; T,Er.aCh; TEACh;
n Ems r. ystcrei for % cents Tor sats -,
avs a., h,si frn Tor stamp. r. Z. AVERY, AueFl
san School bureau > West 1ith-st. N X.--------
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN. Fh. d., 4. NJ, g,usn5 gfaGttg5
q ~ tSe Ieipzig University Is open for cisisti
h a Coo.e or igl School or for the peRSr1LoGr ~ r] ".
,.its ~ COLLEGE. for aay OF the UNIVERSITIES 40 49,,
,tN..v Viphc-t testimonials and retcrcice'- A"'''0
nT5iA MATER Tribune Onice.
- ,,-IDIC.N ASD FOREIGN TEACuEES' AGENCY
r,i''cs' 'profe,scrs Teachers Tutors, GoverheSseA
tc 10 Colleges Schools and ElmileS. Apply S"r,,.
,>rr.r Princ,tal for boys classical school In a
~ vrsr1 div splendid opportunity should have , Sqins
capital. BROChWAH IEACHLi'S W. -
.ad-st.
xXroW4Y,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU !to,
" Iob eexesl supplies professors teacners koVsrneso
.,,sir's"e housckcepers companions &c. to eoueges
.cbooIs and families also bookSeepers. stenographe' anu
couyIs's business hrms - -., - ,-..- vorN Citv
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

For Both Sexes-City.
naCyAHD,S BUSINESS COLLEGE and School OF
S,enoqrsphv vii reopen Tuesday. sept T. send for
circular. S S. PACKARD, resident loi las. zoI- s..
r,,qE EFRTJTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
4 WT-ST MADISON SQUARE, n. y.
Open all Summer. Also Seaside summer CoufsA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

r,HF TARIFFS or 1883" pamphlet q, 70 , tegshe'
glyng rates OF duty In ofcc ~ III n,,,if ntoF-
win the entire Free List and other cor Get
nation Timely for reference, ana "a The TIL (pA1
Price IL cents copy. frohshea " n
New-York
New-York tribune., 1888-08-23

r RSULINE ACADEMY.
poARDIN0 AND DAY SCHOOL ,WH k9Fs hooN0
" LADIES or WESrCHhsIth"HFH''
About one mile north Of Harlem Bndge'
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Republican gains. Whstevar dHuot wss
raised py reports that Illinois hsd gone
Democratic WAS dispersed by the latest
dispatches from Chicago, which say that
the Republican electors nave plurality
Of not less than 10000.
In Connecticut the vote Is so close that
en- official count will be necessary to de-
eide the contest.
The reports from the interior OF the
state show the vote Of Hill leads fiat OF
Cleveland in about the same proportion
ssi that iadics.ed in the esrlier dis
pstches, and point 10 q pin
rality for Hill OF ABOUT 1I,0o0.
The returns on the Judge Of the
Court OF Appeals are still me'gre,
but polnt to a. victory for Gray, Dam
ocFat.
Latest returns from Iadianasho slight
bns increasing Republican gains.
The San hiss specisl from Indiana to-
night saying thst ths Republicans are be-
Ing Cffl Tally reported 80 winners and iha,
the state is undoubtedly ssfe for Hsrr.-
son, by from 80, 900 to 81. 900 m:iority.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Blaine f2o 3c7: cleveland. 1885.

Blaine f2o 3cT, cleveland, Il3,916.
Twenty precincts gave Harrison 1885,
S77; Cleveland; l2o,s37. The same dis
tE!css in 1884 gave Blame l17,19t; Cleys~
'lsrd, 115.2I4. :. .
E,g5: hundred preSilctsin indians give
Hsft1son 123.!40; Cleveland, I2Q, Tl9.
The same precincts in 1854 ga1e Binine
lie 534; Cleveland. E4, 3GSL.
Bsckfard couaty-Gleyelaud'st plural
ity 81, q Republican gsn OF 1oS.. .3enton
cou1tg-Har-isnu's plusslitY zoo Dam
ocrat;c gsin Of So Booze county-Hsr-
rison's plurality 10, republican gain Of
500 Brown counsy-CieveFRnd,s plussl
ity ST., a Rspubl can gain OF 81. ,FaJette
counsy-Hsrrison's plurality 1852, Demo
cratic gain Of 81. J,y coppfJ--Ekrri-
sons plurality 69. REPUBLICAN. gzia or
Mon'ccnery county-EsrriSaS's plurality
24s, Republican gain oil 1s5, Park county
-Harr!son's Plurality 63y Democratic
ssin OF "a SgsTk county-ClevelanEs
plufs!itg a, Republican gain OF col s.
Eigh! nuloIed and ninty nrecinc}s 10
iu"iEna give Esr1isCn 40: S29, Cleysls'd
| l33, AGO. The same pTeciLcls II 1881
gave Cleveland l27 O2C; B,sine 12I>T02
TIE Democrats gan Con sseSsmsn IN
| the First, Eleventh snd Twelfth districts,
ana nsi ority III oo.h branches OF the
L sgislaipfe.
Complete returns from tire Sscord
ward Of IodisHsnolis (Gepersl Harrison IS
! wsrG) gives HsrrisCn 1850, CIsvelsnd
| $50. EIe came ward IN 1884 gsv5 BIsiue
! 729, Cievelend 229, q ne. Republican gals
OF 200 The third precinct OF the Second
ward (Gsnersi Hsrrison's precinc.) gives
HE!Iison 345, Cievsisud 81. agsins,
Same 236, Cleveland &c, Republican
gain O. 81 votes.
E.ghry-sI1 precincts out OF so in thii
(NErion) comfy give H.rrison 1G.05l
C!eTe!sndl6 22S. TIE remaining tour pre-
c:nc's are Democratic, and CIeyslsnd':
| plurality will be about 500. Blaine car
Fled Marion county by s plucslitY OF I2G
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
VOL. XVIII: NO As.

John J. O'Neill, Democrat, present in
cumbent is oesteu by Henry Nsloripghausr
Republican by 1900 ana in the Ninth dis
'rlct Nathan Fisns, Republican, VINO was
besten two years ago By JOAN NJ. Glover,
is now elected over Castlemsn, Demo
crlt, by 21o0.
In the Tenth district, when Is COM
posed Of several CT the southern wards OF
The city and nine outlying counties, suffi-
Gent returns ere received 10 indicate the
election OF Kinsey, Republican, over N.
l. Clsrdy, Democrst, present Incumbent,
by handsome nsjority.
From otner sections CT the stste re-
Turns are too mssgtr 20 evsu estimate re-
suits. No.h!pg mss re. been received
from Kapsas City or other prominent
points in the s,ate from which returns
Grs anxiously Zoe Esd for.
The c fl isl vote Of Dent county gives
HARRISON 972; Cleveland, IVA. 8 Repub-
ucsn gsin CT IVA Kinba,), 9s9; Ffsncis,
ll7+. For Congress-Musick, 595; Bland,
L ~. TIE same county IN 1884 gave
Cl'vs,sri HI; Blaine, 79S.
The Dsmoclslic st;le committee has
pc-mpieie returns ffon acops fifty OF the
III coru'ies IN this statc, whIca Indicate
'nss Cleyeisnd viii have pllrsli,y CT
5O,0CG in the state, sae >hst Francis,
Demccrs'. for Governor VIII hsve plu-
rellty o. u 600. These returns embrace
ne vote oi KsnsSs City sd ST. Louis and
other large cities in the s.ste.
i Coie county, offjcirl, gives Cleveland
| 1924; Hsrrisop, l7GS; FrSncis, 1908;
HImbsii, 1888; same in 1884 gave Cleves
lsnd 1925; Bleine 1913. FSr Congress
E'evsnIh district-B.and, 1928; Musick,
I'LL.
The vote IN Shelby county is: Cievs-
lsnd, 20tS; Harrison, lIC2; Fiek, 81;
S'Teetsr, 10. For Gover1or-Ffancis,
2072; Ktmbsl!, 1885; 1--we, Prohibition,
ST Congress, First oisirict-Hatch,
2ol5; Brock, 115l TIE seHne In 1884
gave Cleveland l7l0, Blaine 1928.
Pettis county complete gives Harrison
$40; Cleveland, 1914; FIX, II; Streeter,
10; KimoeG. 1920; Francis, 1851. The
SEINE N 1884 gave Cleveland 3477; Blaine,
1867. For CoDgress-Hs,ro, Democrat,
$40; Republican, 34Ol.
The Democratic sIsie committee con-
cece the defex. OF Clardy for Congress in
the Tenth district. This makes 9 Re-
publican gain OF three C0ngressmen in
he st. Louis districts. Kiussy, Rspubli-
csn, is elected over Clsrdy, Democrat,
IN the Teptn.
The Democratic state committee has
complete re.uIns from thirty-six out Of
the !4 counties OF the state outside of St.
Louis which give frances, Democrat, for
Governor, Il. 367 over Kimball, Republic
csn. In The same counties II 1881 msF-
maduke, Democrat, had 49, 95 plurality
over Ford Republican, q net gain for
Ersrois OF 1852 Ucofjcisl reports from
nesrly all the remsinlrg counties give
Francis On tqHai ratio OF gsiu, with losses
IN aecut ten counties, and the
committee claims his plurality
Will be not lees than 10000.
Tas Republican committee does not
concede the election Oi FfsIces, but
c!a'-as Kimball has an equsl chance to
win. Ths committee declines to give
figures until tflcis, returns are received.