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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

JEFF FusoN, of Bell county, came
to Frankfort last week and demand
ed home in the penitentiary and
produced the papers showing him to
he sentenced by the Bell Circuit
Court to one years imprisonment in
the state prison. The sheriff was
sick and Fuson acted as his own
guard.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

TO The Voters cf ohio County:
! am II candidate for the Office Of County
Attorney OF Ohio county. As in the past,
submit my claims subject TO the action Of
the Democratic party; promising lfRiven the
nomination, TO make a vigorous canvass,
and II elected, to en"eavor To faithfully per-
form the duties of that ONCE.
Respectfully, +. l.. FELIX.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

CoNGREss will adjourn Friday for
the holidays and will not convene
until after New Year. An effort
will be made by some members of
that body to have the day ofmeeting
changed from the first Monday in
December to the first Monday in
January, and to have the Congress.
sional term to begin at that time.
The Congressman would then take
his seat the first Congress after he is
elected.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

A man who has practiced medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says:
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. L. j. Cheney a. Co.-Gentle-
men:-I have been in the general prac-
tice of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience, have never seen orepara-
ton that | could prescribe with as much
confidence of success as / can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed it a great many times
and its effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that have yet to find
II case of Catarrh that it would not cure,
il they would take it according to di-
rections. Yours Truly,
j.. l.. GoRsUCH, Nj. d.,
Office, .2l5 Summit st.
We will give 500 for any case of Ca
tarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
+. J. CHENEY Il Co., Props, Toledo, O.
BSb~ Sold by Druggists, TIC dee
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
Lost!

One two year old steer, red with some
little white, marked with crop and split
in left ear and crop aud half crop in
right ear. w. w. AUSTIN.
Hartford, Ky, Dec. ., 1889.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

READING CLERK MCPHERsoN
gave down in reading the President,
message and had To get Tom Petit
to help him out. Petit is the best
reader in the United States. and will
probably be retained by Congress a,
an indispensable ad junct.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

w. II. SHEFFER, chief driller
for the Glasgow gas companies,
has been arrested on the
charge Of bigamy. He mar
ried young Kentucky girl last sum.
mer, and now Us Christmas comes ON
apace, wife number two comes from
New York and claims right prior
to the deluded girl from Kentucky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
For Rent!

A new store-roon, in the best bust
ness portion of town. Terms reasona-
BILE. G. @. BENNETT,
Al tt Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

10 The People Of ohio County:
L, am n candidate for the Office Of County
Attorney of Ohio county, subject To the will
ofthe Democratic party. Respectfully.
WILBUR I. HAYWARD.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

ROBERT BRowNISG the, literateui
and poet, is dead.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
Sale.

will on the 2ist December, 1889, of
fer for sale to highest bidder, one horse,
two colts, cattle, hogs, and farming
utensils. Terms made known on day
of sale. DAVID l.. SMITH.
Hartford, Ky. 30 81
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE


A. a candidate for reelection to the office Of
superintendent OF Common schools of ono
county, subject to the action of the Demo
crniic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
Notice.

Taken up as estrays by James f..
Ashby living three miles north of Rock
port in Ohio county on the 18th day OF
November, 1889, the following strays:
One white COW with ears showing red,
about six years old, no other brands,
and appraised before me 10y II. II. Gar
rett at Sl2. One muley heifer about
two years old, white with some red on
neck and other parts of body, no
marks or. brands. Appraised be-
fore me 10y II. III. Garrett at
81. One red heifer about two years
old with white in forehead, and end of
tail white, no marks or brands APP
praised before me by II. II. Garrett at
80. Given under my hand this Goth day
of November, 1889.
- 1t W. /. ROWE, J. =. q. c.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
rnAy
TO The Jioters Of ohio County.

As - candidate for the office ofCouniy Judge
OF Ohio county. subject 10 the action the
Democratic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
PALESTINE CHAPMAN

As a candidate for the office of Assessor oi
Ohio county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTH
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANSoUN'
LII. AMRROSE

As a candidate for the Office OF Jailer of Ohio
county, subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
G, w. MILLIGAN, JR.,

As a candidate for the office o. Assessor OF
Ohio county, subject TO the. action OF the
Democratic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
Do YOU REMEMBER

our prOpositi0n If last ,ceeh2 TINT adUeItiSe
just Wot pIoD0se to do. Nothing mare, nothing less.
our trade has been hiGhly satisfactory through the sea-
SON. Customers lure cailed us from afr 'ceH
ne0r md ne haUe been compelled 10 keep 6OOdS
fn"olly an the wny No,c rs the OLD war is about
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
AN NOUN ENT s.

wEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNouNcE
HON. GEORGE H. MADDEN
As candidate for Clerk Of Court OF Appeals
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic stale
Convention.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
WARREN MADDOX

As candidate for the Office OF Jailer of Ono
county, subject TO the action OF the Demo
cratic party.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

The worst feature about catarrh is its
dangerous tendency to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by
purifying the blood.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18

also henry ShoWls, unde,lcc0I, dress sti,fs Sc &c.
NoW This is purely btsiness proposiiiOn ihot zee
Gun nnd lCiU carry Out tn the letter.
We PROPOSE in addHion to the obore, 10 furnish
the finest line Of Books Of the best 0Dproued LHe,u,y
chnJUcter suitable for Christmas presents IN chil,on
schools WiUes, husbands or SUEETHE.aRTSthu has
been offered. ut Lo,O r0tes.
We hare a fine line offne Gnu nnd Stver Vutohes
Pins Buttons, CHanS RnGs4tnd other articles too M
neerous to mention, at CHRISTMAS prices.
We PROPOSEto suit the chiLfl,en 0f all his cOua-
Try in CHRISTMAS PRESENTS If ere,y desc,iption
Toys, Toyb0oks Pictures, Canlies D,s Sc Sc, ut iotO
cnsh rutes.
FIN ALLY WE proposal
To Sive from nor till VIEW YE1R 10 per cent dis
count all CaSH SaieS 00u% Gpne,uL lime Of Clothin6
O0e,coats, Cloohs Boots Shoes and notions eene,ul
These eo0ds are paid fov and zoe determined to fur
nish them Wih their supplies.
NoW Hyou think our propositions reasonable. COTE
TO SEE u.s. WIN fond hopes ojr MERRY CHRIST
.NaS ne renaain
HOOKER & CO., Beaver Dam.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE PROPOSE

Through the HOLID.a YSbeeinninG ,cith ne.u Safur-
dayto SELL large line Of FINE F.aSHION.4BLE
and USEFUL goods ut strictly WHOLESALE prices
and some LOtCer.
Do you ask "HOt0 can do Mis?" We nns,ceJ IRE
bo~ght 0nd are receDing co henry lines snnples rep
resented by co Of the lar9est Dy Goods and Notions
H0uSeS in the East. On these ne GOT n T4SU DIS
C0U.NT 0nd for ClSH we miI gre our cusioD,c,s he
benefit. These consist in
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
Mai. Matt. Adams Out.
frankfort Capital.l

Maj. Matt. Adams has returned from
visit to Winchester, and daily spends
some time in his office. His injured
limb has nearly healed, and he cheer
fully says that his crutches will soon be
thrown aside and "A new foot will take
the place of that one which he lost
Maj. Adams bears his Affections like q
true soldier and is accomplishing, say.
ins he is thankful that his injuries were
no more serious. 1t will be but a short
time until he fully resumes his duties
as Secretary of State.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1889-12-18
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoi
LIP THOMSON

As u candidate for reelection To the Of
nee OF Jailer of ohio county, subject 10 the
action of the Democratic party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
IOWA VERY CLOSE.
The Burden Of Prohibition Nearly
Mreeks The Republican Party.

The Burden Of Prohibition Nearly
Wrecks the Republican Party.
DNs MoIxKs, Nov o. The stFts EegisteT saws:
Al midnight aggregate retarns covering one
sixth OF the state show very hesvy Democratic
Ealna The Democrats have made heavy gains
in ths river eoanties. and the Republicans have
failed t. bold ~ in the Nortnwest 80 Ear -
heard FFom.
The Democratic state headquarters claim that
II the present ratio Of gains is continued thev
viii carry Toe state by 200
The Republican hesa9uaytstS insist that the
strong Republican counties have not yet re-
Y-arse3 and VII csf down the Democratic zains.
Hutealnsan shl te elected ~ saaai plurality
fsftlsverR Sox S.--The Democrats claim Ftf.
haque county tss Boles by 400 majority. In
fss7 il was se27.
PosssEatiosnae couaty giFss Boiex 90 ma.
fsrs7y ia Iss7 tae Denaocgssie mssnrlsY was
rs gsEenAe township Esves Hoses 1s!, Hsten-
fas0a - a Issmeerattc EKiu ~ n.
Rvss4SsFox. Ser. s.-Four lssecinots IA tAEs
ctr give HafrA8nsca sSf BoAes fs9f. fieEao-
cratic Ezta over tEo yeass ago c1 -.
ng8EopE Nov The HsraAd lDtmecras9
has rstuFrs RON nineteen eg2atie& ia Iowa
which give rAin Cor Boiss Of s.so.
CHICAGO, Nov. a. sgeetal dispatch from bsS
Mosuss atisGh A. n saFE. Three hHnslged aud
ssEhfY-smFen pFecsarfs in Iowa give HufeAinsoa
aS48 Besss 4Sosa Ff sE8s rHas, OF gain eoafln-
ass fssses wfN he eiectsS hY gIsS1 rlaFAlify
CHgs 40. Nav. s.--A Gtst&srk Fensivce frnn
Dss Aesnas Iowa ~ IA a. r., says. Tns
Democrats esasz fhe election ct fhss. entire
state sGckes hy 4 m83arasy q 1916
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
raE cuANeE aN NRw YoRk.


Nxw 1aRx. Nov. A-TAe espesson A New
lerk sor ecNen xesxs las exS1hsd lsex puhase
satsresi thaa saas held taiAs In tbs ssAs@ TIE
asSsasS aweke sltehk euskuslSxn. ree interest
Vas = hcw 81 wsmasA nsmorrAf. sor eeayr
xFvlasx Sa5eht raa AeetnA his ftekee Il nreraA
~ ee aeAray kyea0 ne nemecrsts peasea q
kso.a ssa.sa sese. snd tie FrAeke t. wempae eaa
nat % eoass1erc3 yery pronannes1
kss eo2fEsf Tor State senators was inferesfinx
1oaassa RFewus T&nsmany nrsnanee 3afsesea
Sssossss AarrAy. eSnngy pemecSaey. who "a
SeFerss rzsyt0as ocezSEaas fawezaa tAA Tnn.
nsny eolczs IN the sixth aIsEsaea TAmmany
s's'serea tAe dessst af seRasar TAazrax ssrsay ~
oN1zs eeaseM Ay the fnxienass candidate. laAa
= Ahsa-n. In tae SexensA Nin&h xnf Eaevnesh
1astrsstS he TAram4ny candidates wca IA he
hseasn AsspeaAzd, ksp, aefeasea the TAaa.
m&ass assnas nee teg TIE asscma'y. The Repahss-
- -. ss'@ esaasy NSraeeraes Henainee sfStxser
AAs3 kieieAtee tAs2sEsaeeee. Tammany nem4nea
teE fvags q sAe gsneral SssSieas TIE rev
e%aMsN 81 Alderman VII show &Aasuf tAA sanaa
sslsstve fasamaay ssveagsA ss the lex ssseture.
tae election a. bsoakiyn passed. eG 4aissly
fae Democrats carried sFt0 cat os fhe lhree s.a
Aaosssl essssf.ctss and sen ess a. no ssslse as.
sgnsasx Districts and ectad TIE rnaynx AMI esfv
ana eaRnsy ticket sna Aisexn slaessHen.
New faEk Cssx eozptese gkves Rice. pesa
I@Asl. ssasae-t. Rep. sS7sss Wemple. ncza,
- asa cCok. Rsn.. sSeas
kisss coanfy eearless gives Riee sslsS Gg-
Ngw NeEx. New s--s.is a rn--Resnrns -
estved 1n - shis hear Indicate thai she nereo-
esSsae ssste ne&et Il eseeEea by iaaoe majority
ASaas ] CasnmiasS. Dem, i eleefrss ia eanr4sSs
heln TIE Meth district - kseSeed Snnsea Cox.
Nkw Aa1k, Nov. 6~-Thirtsen Aanares ava
tort twa eaeetian districts outside es New Yerk
eity atd hreoklyn give Rice. ness.. las lsa; aii-
BERT keE.s @aa.it& The szne asSIricSS ia lSSs
gave coak ies.ess. Graat sfa2lS
on the EetnFEs sccaixet az &c 2 a m it's
AseeFsained that the next legislature win -
comaosed - follows; Sea&se. Il ReraAiicAss.
u Democrats assembly. &C. Repahlieaas, 81
DeranratS
hocNEszxR. y. Y. Nov. e~-NlarMrA coanty
hss elected the eutsTs cenoefAfic ticket BY over
iseeo majority. This Il a nenorea victory in
hitAerso Republican stronghold.
bVfFA Alo. Nov. A--The democrats today
etecica nasos, snrrngase aud county judge
ALBANY, y. n. Nor G--Fayne, Republican. 4
esscfea 10 congress FROM the Iweafs seventh ass.
tricE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
GLANCE AT ruE LEGISLATURES.


Three Native Members-0ne Capitalist
in the senate.
OLSHPlA. Nov. 5--A compete lis: ef the stata
senators, as compiled ~ Major G. NJ Barton
candidate for secretary os the senate shows that
the average sSe Of the members Is al years.
average time IN tho territory. eleven years
There are six natives ol Chic, six o. New Yerk.
tcar Of indians. three Of whcon@n. two eeeh Of
Illinois. Engiand and Ireland, one each Of
Vermont, Nsw Brunswick. Iowa. Pennxylrsuis,
Maine Germany, Massachusetts. Wales, Cali
faxusa ard Finland
The trades are represented BIZ hankeFx
lawyers and real estate NEG. Ave each. raer-
chandisers and stock saiserx. three each: lum.
bezlnen, two. aud aae ffuItgrower. farm grnple-
msnf agent hardware desler. contractor. coal
Iai0eF. grain-bsyer. telegraph opeFStoF retired
merchant. sa'naan packer, hop-gTowe-. capitalist
and wholesale grocer.
@. d. 6tffoSi. cf King county. Is the youngest
senator, = years and L r. Thompson, of Fierce
c0unty, the eldest. e. years. The latter has
besn the longest Ia the territory. thiEty-seyen
years
The youngest member Of the house Is c. H.
Fiummesfelk o. Paseo, Franklin canuty, D
years the Oldest Is n. s. H7ew. ol Port Gamble
81 W. Q. Bush, OF Thursion coazty. has been
sogty-fise years In the territory. JudsAn, of
whatcora. Piummer. Of jefferson, ard Power, of
Kisiitas the only natives OF the territory all
IN The hauea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
rHE LreEsIaTrEE VIII aEKr.
An tnf@r=aA1 Sessaen -Iuspaasxns q
ghanse ne SrmxKa~.

~AF-eA& sR4E 8EA&48Fse
pzS4RzAs S2v 6--Es Is ssreyss eslsr settled q AZ
tAe hssszAfmFs ws1 Eses soz1s<rew. wssA 81
NzsASzs tae press ksna.s rxce asrsazssn. Ca
eNsek p saeEaexk q hasA haases. rex3asess of
Fs-AEtS, Nere Aea& toEav and sanfxAt sss& 4 wAs
A1oFzea - EAe sease ef eAch sAsf sAe SesaSzaxarN
knssSlt eonvane As nassa sazacx-ow
Anezs fatezsfy Exe meneeEs e fas seamss zck
e sassa f2ass Assarnaaa en1 Szacessea the skta-
Aszsn @szaszaf E9wsaxs. o8 Tsut ena vas al ssf
~ EAe sAsAr Il svss sessasss Is spuelns : r.ers.
nzAssee * fssse % eanse< uisA ssks saznrzis.ee
SsusA saN kessse. sn9 Il pcszs6se aesarwifle zpoa
eal&eFNe1 1czsoa- Seaxso-S Ksamsxx. ct E1nx.
Axaee g A4ncoan. and Enee7and u AEAsaa and
Azssap uere aanez - tAe ennnssaas
A11si9A1 tasEy-1Se nsenkNzx nE - Eaasn OF
ksSssssszsAtsTes sass 81 Co asuAl2 hasL Eelshan,
efeEokAn@.Wsx aazaea as eaaisszals sxa tFsseAes
g ASz<. serrssxrT. TAe believing reseaEsSan
sas szfrosnre1 hy Esr-en 81 Lewis. and
Azzssosssa w1fA Afzte opp0szfzea
AsNaaxs0 That 4 u tAe sense cf this rauers
tazz fhe HegSe e4 Representative uates anzs
ofzansn On re Ga azE - NsvezaAex aSsa aS
tas seu- cf nsin. and tsAs eaa4s sttee * saree
= lasszslcaed - - nosass committees q the
T,se eAssr zgpesnsess a. ne esnuass.ee tseoxae-
Eng.
8 vas DECIDED q zaees IN aaEo<nasg ;esa. ses-
ssaa with the scr8se sSznasxow AZ 10 e'rhscS, "a.
the pmTpase oE hearing zae ep1nleas af the eoxs
ezuoFeseSs sna supreme canrt sa6Ees ~ so TIE
60 stisaticnaasy q mest4ng fornalsy u Il
o'siock
Al snuazas the s0zafrrs aSaia e0ufeEFe8 and
beard tAe caasmEtsee from the Reese Il vas
iFzEneaaafssx sae8 % e0acnr IN tAe resolution
A1A Ass1on ~ the aeEras af1flges and 20 igin in
Internal session Il was farther decided so in.
xtie isssfsaaaI ssoseFnor IAashscn 70 pzasise
esef sas islao~Tsi4ens eI the senate At ard after
Is nrst meeting.
80 t.ze.s. e<fni.s expression af the iRseation
g 1eStsi2iDss Aas 5esa zaA se IL. ranch spsasS-
flon 4 YET 10 Be- encountered 6overnor Perry
wast tesasieAEoF "a show sha inexneaienry of az
tenaEtng 70 naess bef n The proclamation IS Is.
sues. Assd bis views viii prshabiy be indarsea
% Judges bort, Dunbar Kna scott nns il Is alto
gefEeS doa6sfnl 4 TIE aaeu4bsxS can IS dis
shaded. even hs sueA higA Ia sauenee frraa fae
dissemination to eject an organization ahenxh
there IS no legss attire aes prescribing the num-
neE snd nara4re 0f the os5ess aE ei1her aeuse. il
= Jet probable thsf the oseerS usual s0lexissa-
tire hosises VII be named IN kosh koass aud
that the esecsIoa "a rnsted states senagors viii
Be psoeeeded with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
Chehaiis Itsms.

CHEHkLGS. Nos. a.--The county commissioners
nFe tn Session fhis wees. The rt1sa of irnm azra-
tsoa g. this eoaHfy makes Tie road saestios4 a
geFy important oue- The eountfes of Western
wGShiGgfao 0ashs . be siiowed 20 20 in aeat
sNTsefsutly % grsse and Eaacs1anlise al the
principal hiEhwsys Mhy ean8 this saciion II
America have s. goed roads ss British Coixgsa-
hiae
The LewiS d0gufy Bee h&S eh&Dze9 haosts
aEx5a. Frank Owen r1tires asld his partner Mr.
Hash. egatinaex fhe Business
IS the ssho0l slse3scn bed las sasar4xy ID G.
M1iistt So L Lawreaee were elected asrecsofs
ard C. w'1srnaFd. e3sFk.
Ch&rsex Bishop, who resides asoRt two natlee
ss4thasst a iewR, hes ea3a his farm 10 Fred r
pslnse- fsr S14 Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06

oLYNrsA. gex k--Ths following sffielss q
Incarceration have bsen ale1
NhatEssey Absfr4ss Company, 81 Sesf,le rsp-
itAl sseek ksa.@a. TrasEees~ChsFies r. Whit
fleeav "A Han Ee3gs ard Fre8ertzk = De-
Wess O15cct--Ta prsp3ss aastr&esx os tszle4
sgahanfsa Zumb&FluZ Gnmpsay. cf senskse.
ravlfai ssgxk 9oa EFxssess~~3pSaBa X fsT5
wfzua- g. ssoyans. wsEa Ihsw and SaEss
0rswHy ohscet-Tne fa&uaissssEs aa4 sale 81
iuns8sf-
E7-xs Cos Krs<Asio1k, CA&rah. Of CasRoTg5 sss
Tfrsnsx~N II 6asfNa, + Eis1saa EheY G T.
Nswsh4rv. 7 v GA1saaa, 8 J. HkaNsek 6aa
Essa7se E4aEs4F Oasect--T b. 6lzassoa af Gks3s
tskw, &ssDN1alEN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
CHICAGO ooSE DEMOCRATIC.
A Sweeping Victory for the whole
County Ticket.

CHICAGO, SoY. Am election was held in
Cook county to-day for two judges, recorsie. Of
deeds ard board Of county COMMISSIONER
Tonight the indications are, as 10 - p. m, that
TIE Democrats have scored sweeping victory
Il IL conceded that they nave captured the
beard os comfy commissioners. which viii now
stand ten Demo rats to five Republicans
Al II , m the reeordership Is not ysf sesiies
Fall returns viii probably be necessary 10 deter
mine. The best estimates, however, give Marx
l.. Crawford, labor. the eleciioD b. co plurality
The baF candidates fer the iadgeshifs una Defi-
ocraf aud one Republican. we're Hnoppnsed.
2I5 q. Mater returns received hare have
changed the figures on recosdership, aud ct this
hour the election % stephens. Rep il generally
eassrases4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
NEBRASKA yoTEs As USUAL.
Republican Majority Of COCOA Cen.
gFesssnnn Chosen.

fAsCaLs, Seb,, nov s.-i .. .-~kstHrns come
in slowly aud II waii be impossible 60 give care.
f8l es5instes ~ tbs vets fas iweiYcs hoGns, The
Republican central eosamittes c0nsisef that in~
dicafsans Support the claim of majority Of
iafHo for the state ticket.
CHICAGO. NoE. s~-K RosewAter. editor Of tire
Omaha Bzs, ssleeFspha The Assosa1sd Press 81
IA dalrhi as toilewG Returns indinste that
ahomi two Ehtsds vote was Ea1ied 80 NeAFaAkR
A. compared with The presidential eleeflon %
fsss ~ estimate ~ the stsse Republican ma.
sosity aii range fsosn ~ 10 70 70 coo for swpEeu59
iudSe, and fron ooa % a.fng for the KepesiioAn
congressman ia faae second district 90 hil the
yneAz,ny rAueeS hx she death - gefpss Laird
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS, EnrrrrIoAN.
Entire Success of the Australian system
OF NoEiar.


RaSTeS, New. &--roaay's experience seemed
10 prove heyond aosbt she snccesS of fhe Aus.
tfsilan SysteSn Of voting. IN this city the votia
places presented remarkable Qasas appenf-
ance. tae voting proceeding with dispatch, ard
the veserS eagoyess a freedom frosa the isnpar-
tantties OF ballot distributors never knawn be.
fafe. Thesc waS some slight friction caused hy
conlicS 81 opiEtaD with regard TO the antfps
81 Preeincs ofseeTas bas Il was insignificant gad
made hat isstle tronbie. With rerArd TO the has.
lots Themselves. there was little complaint
Two hundred aud eighty Eve precincts in
hoston give RGssel1. Dem. =. .etS. Bgacketa Rep.
12.Sia Only one precinct is now lacking. Tbis
shows decrease Ia the Democratic plurality
over lSs7 OF about 20. and decrease IN Rus-
sells plurality over the iast returns Of about
3.Soa
Que hundred and ninety-Eeven towns ana
cities outside OF Boston give nrackett 2LOse.
kusscll s7.ies. The same towns in iSg gave
Asncs 2s.2IS, Lowering 7,s2i.
BcsTeS, Nov. 6. a. m.-Retnrns are coming
IN slowly. Rtackett, Rep, ia undoubtedly
excited governor. bat even the Republicans con-
cede that bis plurality il small
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
rENNsYLvANn ELEcrIoS ourxr.


AkepuhiAc&nA Increase Their MNf@Fffy
Twenty Ave Thousand.
PHTLApEErHIA. Nov. s.--The only state onsccr
voted for In Pennsylvania today was state treas
Hrcr. The candidates were Henry X BOYER,
Rep, Edward A. Rigler, Dem. and James r.
johnson, Pro. A light vote was cast aud very
little Interest wss manifested. the election Of
Boyer BY . decided majority being = fareg0ne
eonclusien. Hart. Rep, for state treasurer in
fss7. had plurality of ss.2fs.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 8, E.S0 a m.--Resurns
from 81 out of 81 counties in the state and In
elauing Philadelphia and Allegheny counties.
show plurality tor Boyer for state treasurer eg
e2.1i5 over Rigler. BoyeEs plurality In the state
viii be about 81 COO
PIrTsBUEG, Nov k-The election today was
the quietest ever known IN Allegheny county
Tor years The Republican ticket was cat badly.
bat from meaEer reports g; midnight indications
are that the county win give Boyer, Rep, for
state treasurer. aboas s,Oo0 majority
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.-Estfmaies from every
county in the state give nnFer. Republican,
622S5 plurality.