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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-16
LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH, No. IS, ofthe Iron Hall
meets In Sturgiss' Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights Of each month.
ALTA LODGE, No. 574, K. orH., meets in
same Hall I'd and 4th Thursday nights OF each
month.
The Y. NC. A. of Oakland meets in the
same Hall Friday night ofeach week and Sun.
day afternoon.
SHEAI.TIEL. LODGE, No. l22, I. o. o. F..
meets In Legge's Hall every MONDAY night.
PATMOS COUNCIL. No. Sss, A. L. OF H.,
of each month.
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Estate of William Harden, Deceased.

THIS IS TO GIVE NoTICE-That the sub
i scriber, of Garrett county, Md, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court of Garrett
county, in Maryland, Letters of Administra-
ton on the personal estate of
WILLIAM HARDEN,
late OF Garrett county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vou-
cheers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
May next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day OF No
vember. 1889.
IL 1887 Accident, Nd.
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List OF Letters.
Nov. |, 'S9.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Post Office at Oakland, Gar
rett county, Nd, for week ending
November 18th. 1889:
Arnold. Mrs. DR.. Seth Gretter, Mrs. (package1
Breton, W. Hook, NJ.
Brosenne, Robert McNabb. M. H.
Culp, Ira Mckinney, Mrs. A. r..
DyOtt, 8. Herburt Talbot. William Z.
Zincon, David.
Persons calling for them will please
say they are advertised.
F. A. THAYER, P. M.
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Shooting Match.

There will be shooting match for
some fine Turkeys at Henry g. Sam
ders' near Sunnyside, District No.
8, on the 23d Of November. All are
invited. 2t
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N OTI O Re-.

W. H. Hagans, Clerk to County Commits
sioners, will be IN his ONCE Tuesday and
Thursday of each week.
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ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given, that thirty days
from the first publication OF this notice, the
undersigned citizens Garrett county will
petition the County Commissioners of Car
rett county to appoint viewers to change and
relocate the road known as the Morgantowfi
road, leading across Winding Ridge. Said
change asked fOI is to leave the old road bed
al or near John RiIey's where the Pet ersburg
road intersectS said road. and run through
the lands owned by the railroad company
and a tract of land known as Warsaw" and
intersect the MOrgantOwu road near the top
of said ridge, distance one and a-half miles.
JONAS FRAZEE,
JAMES GUARD,
ll23 J. w. DANIELS
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Estate of John s. Durst, Deceased.

7NHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
i Scribers. of Garrett county, Md, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Garrett
county, in Maryland, Letters Testament
tary on the personal estate Of
JOHN s. BURST.
late of Garrett county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers THEORETICALLY authenticated to the
subscriber on or before the nth day of
May next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits of said estate.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of
November, 1889.
SAMUEL s. BURST.
II % New Germany. Garrett county. Md.
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change of Time Table.

The following is the new timetable
on the B. & o. R. R.. which went IN
to effect May 18th, 1889:
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For Sale.

A handsome octave Piano for
sale. on reasonable terms. ENQUIRE
ct this Office.
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Testimonial TO q Teacher.

From the Frostburx Journal.
The patrons and pupils of Graham
ton school gave principal E. A.
Browning a fine farewell entertain
ment Friday evening, Nov. 1. Mr..
Browning came to Allegany county
n stranger nearly eight years ago and
took charge of the Grahamton school.
then in its infancy, as principal, and
by his energy and untiring efforts
has made it one of the very best
schools of its grade in the county.
His genial face and sociability have
won for him in Frostburg many
warm friends. The patrons and pu.
pills of the school showed their ap.
probation of his worth by the many
presents they bestowed upon him.
among which was beautiful gold
headed cane bearing the following
inscription:
Presented
to
E. A. Browning
by the
Grahamton School,
Nov. /, '89.
Many of the children wept bit
terly when Mr.. Browning babe them
good by. and the trustees told your
humble servant. the writer. that too
much could not be said in his favor
as a teacher. The exercises of the
evening we're directed by his &C.
complished assistant. Miss Mary J.
Thomas. The music, both instru-
mental and vocal, was furnished by
the "Welsh GIee Club" and was
one of the most pleasing features of
the evenings entertainment. Mr..
Browning left Monday morning to
take charge of the Oakland school in
Garrett county. We wish him sue
cess.
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COMMODIOUS DWELLING OF Ten Rooms,

all comparatively new and thorough in their
construction for comfort and convenience.
Two springs In the yard furnish an abund-
ance of pure water Kitchen, barn, stabling
orchard of not less than seventy-five trees in
bearing. Title is unquestoned.
In placing this superior property on the
market an exceptional opportunity is offered
both to purchasers seeking a choice farm and
city residents desriouS of an attractive sum-
mer home in one of the most productive and
beautiful portions of Garrett county.
TERMS :-One half cash and the residue in
two equal annual payments, secured by notes
bearing interest from date of sale and sub
ject to the approval of the undersigned
Conveyance at the cost of the purchaser.
For further information address
c.. NJ. MILLER,
II 16 I'd SwantOn. Nd.
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Oh, Yes {! Oh, Yes !

Cheap John is a Licensed Auc-
tioneer!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Estate of Charles II. WhetSell, Decd

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
Il scriber, of Garrett county, hath Obtained
from the Orphans Court of Garrett county,
in Maryland. Letters of Administration on
the personal estate of
CHARLES II. WHETSELL,
of Garrett county, Md, decd. All persons
having claims against the deceased are heIt =
by warned TO exhibit the same. with the voi =
cheIs thereof legally authenticated, 10 Il Q
subscriber, on or before the 18th day CT
May next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of No
vember, 1889.
A. c. WHETSELL,
II l63t Oakland, Md.
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1899 in front of the Coddington hotel, Oak
land. Maryland, the valuable estate from
on the Hooppole road, ~ miles from Oak
land, and known as
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"WOODLAND.'

This estate embraces 9l% acres and twenty
percncs, abont thirty'acres in Oak forest and
the balance under cultivation. The land is
fertile, lies well to sun, amply supplied with
water and every acre can be titled 20 advan-
tage by the agriculturist. Near the centre of
the farm. in grove of more than customary
beauty, is an excellent and
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Mary A. Lowenstein, No. 81 Equity. In
VS.. , the Orphans Court
W. s. Burkham, etal ! for Garrett county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred
IN itors of Archibald LowenSten, late of
Garrett county, deceased, to file their claims.
properly authenticated, with the Register of
Wills, for Garrett county, on or before the
18th day of December. 1889, as on that day I
will state an account in the above cause, dis
tributing the funds in the hands of the Trus-
tees
J. W. WHITE,
ii is 3t Special Auditor.
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UNSURPASSED In TONE
WORKMANSHIP and
DURABILITY!
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY
GUARANTEED!

Having decided to make a speciality OF SELL
ing the above named Instruments, | desire
to in form the citizens of this and adjoining
counties who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
a really tirst-class instrument at moderate
price, to call and examine my line of instru-
ments and get prices on same before going
elsewhere. l can assure all of one thing-no
better instruments are made for the money
than those handle. This is no idle boast,
but fact which time and observation has
abundantly proven. buy at fiji st hands and
do not charge two prices for my goods
reasonable profit on the investment is all I
ask.
l can also furnish all kinds of Musical
Books, Sheet Music. and Organ Stools, and
Musical Merchandise generally at most reas-
enable prices. Give me a call for anything
in the musical line.
CO Place of business-Rairoads street, next
TO B. & o. depot, Oakland. Md.
j. M. LIT NIGER,
921 $50 Oakland, Md.
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MR.. w. E. NORRIS, ERCKMANN. CHATHAM.
A new continued story by the author OF
His Welded Wife," and splendidly illus
trated Christmas Story, entitled
'sJIM-OF-THE-WHIM
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THE CHRISTMAS NumRER coNrA1,

"It is the leading fashion publication on
this continent, and is no doubt the cheapest"
Truro Sun,
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The Bazaar Editorial Department is full of
bright articles by various contributions. Mrs.
STowELL has an interesting article on Novel
ties for Christmas. Mrs. BRYAN has an article
on Elizabeth Barrett Browning. All the reg
tlar departments are replete with choice and
seasOnable reading matter
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THE CHRISTMAS NUMBER IS SUPERBLY
ILLUSTRATED.
A BEAUTIFUL COLORED WINTER FASH
ION PLATE,
A BRILLIANT COVER PLATE OF CHILL
DREN'S WINTER SUITS.
The plates and engravings contained in
this number embrace
Evening and Ball Costumes, Winter Over
garments, Visiting and Reception Gowns,
Winter Bonnetsand Hats. Su is for Boys
and Girls, Capes, Goats. Cl0aks, Wraps,
Jackets. Mutfs and Costumes for all
Occasions, Embroidery Patterns,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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Mrs. Alice Walter Writes: ~ am dress
max err. and have bought THE NEW YORK
FASHION Bazaar every month for the past
four years. could not do without it. The
fashions are the very latest"
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PUBLIC SALE!
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER aoth,

At the request of Mr.. Reverdy johnson
will offer for sale at II O'Clock A. M,
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
VI

Any person sending SO for a years subscrip-
ton will receive the beautiful Christmas
Chrome Supplement of Metssonier's great
painting, "Friedland: 1907"
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" q" Thousand " " $50 90
And for larger numbers in proportion.
Send remittances by Postal Money Order,
Registered Letter or Check, and
Address HIST
GEORGE MUNRO,
MUNRo's PUBLISHING HOUSE.
P. o. Box 375l. II to u vandewater ST., N. Y.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-04
The k:stIsnate in Helena.

Special to the standard.
HELENA. Oct. 3.-Lcwis and Clarke
cosinty il carried ny Toolc by 27i major
ity. Carter. rep. for conRress ~ major
ity. The county elects Beach. Burns. Con-
ley and Wallace, democrats. to the house
of representatives. and the republicans
get the other four representatives and the
senator.
The democrats elect their senator and
and one representative i'm Meaghcr coun-
~. and the republicans one rrprescnta-
tive.
In Madison the democrats elect Carney
on their representative ticket, and the r.
p'lblicans elect Harrington. Oltls, rcpsit,-
lican, IL elected senator. In Yellowstone
the republicans elect senator and repre-
= .,tsstive. and i'm Park the republicans get
two Representatives and the senator. The
Iniey,ensfeaf claims the Legislature on joint
ballot by not less than nine and probably
eleven majority, and the election of Toole
for governor by about 600. Carter defeats
Maginnis by about GU.
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Joseph X. Toole is elected governor
of Montana by figures that put him
out of the political waters high and
dry. His majority will not be less than
400 according to figures sent from Hell
ena last night. In all probability it
will exceed 800. as the returns received
in this city raise his majority i'm Deer
Lodge county by more than one hun
dred votes. as compared with the re-
turns published yesterday morning. 1t
is quite improbable that returns yet to
be received will lower this estimate.
In all probability they will rather tend
to raise the total scored for Mr.. TOole.
Democrats are warranted i'm claiming
safe majority in the legis-
lature. allowing for changes which
the returns make in the STANDARDS
summary of yesterday morning. These
show a loss of one member in Silver
Bow-gain of one in Missoula. the pos
sible loss of a senator in Jefferson and
of one representative in Fergus. Con-
ceding all the doubtful cases to the
republicans, the democrats will still
have majority of five on
Of doubtful members put over i'm the
democratic column. that party will
have nine majority on joint ballot.
The majority for Kennedy, joint del
egate for Deer Lodge and Beaverhead.
will not be below 3s5 in this county,
making the election of a solid delega-
ton from Deer Lodge safe.
1t is well known in this city and in
Butte that emissaries of the republican
party are at work in expectation of
perverting the count made at the polls
in this county and Silver Bow, but
these figures, like the eagle which the
STANDARD flies this morning, have
come to stay!
The following table shows the repub-
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ORDER OF FRANclSCANS.
a New sap~rsor-ss~seral Elected ~ ses.s
Yesterday.

a New suls~rtor-ss~ser.l Elected ~ Reno
Yesterday.
NEW YORK, Oct. a-The Catholic Sexs
has rs,ccivesl the following cablegrnm
from it's correspondent at Rome: Fra
Aloysins Calaic of Lnrusa, was elected
superior general of the Franciscan order
at the general chapter assembly tonight
i'm the international college Of San An
toine in Rome. Morc than one hunslred
prcvincials Of the order from all parts OF
the world were present. The New York
('onnccttcut province WAS rcprp~ented
by Father Anacelt,is OF Saint Anthony
Of Pnsltias church, OF New York.
Father Aloysi-sis succeeds Father BERN
arslna dc Porlogruaro, who has filled the
office since 1si9, by special concession Of
the ,rulc. The Aug,,stenian chapter. just
concluded here. has resulted in the eles.-
tion of Rev. Father Sebastian Martcnslli
as prior general. He is brother of Car
dinal Martcnetli. Very Rev. Otto Scari-
arbi, ID. d., vicar general of Dakota, hss>
been appointed bishop of st. Cloud. Minn..
one of the new sliocesss created i'm tiis-
province of St. Paul.
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AN IMPORTANT RULING,
Casnmi..ion~r Gro6 Rules That . Asa's
ssassse Faith is samactems.

sOsmmissoonrr SrO0 BuIrs IhAf = Aoao
Gsssssh Faith is samctens.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Accommodations
Croft % the general land office rendered
his first decision today. IL was the case
of johannes Frederick Va. Fred Hanns3tn
appeal frusn the decision OF the locsi
land office Of Benson. Minn. The tiecisioss
appealed from holds that Hanssslin failed
to comply with the letter OF the Homestead
law. i'm that he did not establish his filing
within six months after the entry. only
digging ~ cellar and building the founda-
ton. The entry accord
ingly cance1ed. Commissiouer
Croft overr,iled this dccint0n
i'm review of the finds that Han selin.
who was ~ pspor man, getting along
rapidly with the improvement of hfs
land and the construction Of his house
possible. The cosnnissioner aslels that
the Six months rule IL not TO br iunisted
upon where ths. entry of n nan's good
faith toward the government is sufficient
~ shown. or where hfs acts arc not incoss-
sistent with an honest pssrTose tn comply
with the law. He sses no had faith i'm this
case. The DECISION is regarded ns in,pors-
ant as regarding the policy of the general
land office with rcspcct to this class OF
claims.
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FOuNOEReO AT SEA
The steamship Earmeer s.oe. Down with
ftuy People Beard.

.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.-A cable
gram via Key West. Fla. from
\as-,ia says that the steampship Earmcsr.
which sailed from Blltinor, for Rio Jam
ero late i'm August fo,in'lcred AT sea dur
ing "a gale ou September s. All hands
went down with her but seven. The saved
were: First Officer Painter, Second En-
ginc.-r Mul,lruu and five sailors, names
unknown. The lost were Captain Rich
arsl Gray, the entire crew with the excep-
ton of five men. the supercar,yo and the
stcwarsicss aud possibly or two pas
sengcr~. The total number of those lost
will probably reach the nei9hborhoosl of Sd.
The saved were landed at Nassau Sepsem-
her ~. According to Lloyd's register the
Ear,ncs.r il "A British Steamship, schooner
rugged. She was built at New Castle i'm
lss., and WAS owned by A. Eanshaw of
New Castle. She was OF ,sD tons burden.
Her captain was Richard Gray. A later
dispatch to the Maritime exchange gives
the uame OF the ship that rescued the
seven men to te the Mosquito. n schooner
from New York to Trtillo.
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In " isssssala County.

SINciaI tO The St:lIIdArdl.
MIssoULA, Oct. 3.-Thcrc is "a decided
falling Oft i'm the republican majority,
claimed "a hours ago for this county. with
the returns very nearly conhplete.Thc ma
jority for Power in the county will bc very
clo-c-probably not to exceed 40. Carter
will have about i6O majority. The demo
crats elect Higgins to the l"gislaturs..
They also carry Miss Hoard. supcrint',nd-
sut OF schools. and Bs,iiy for treasurer.
The balance OF the ticket il republican 10y
majoritics ranging from 15 to lhO.
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HELENA. Oct. 3.-Th"rc is no chang" in
the returns FOR the Legislative ticket i'm
Lewis and Clarke county. which give five
republican and four democratic ucWb.rs.
The majority for Toolc is estimated to bc
safely placed at 800. The returns do not
raise Carriers majority above .SD. and the
figures will probably fall below.t that. The
success al the democrats on 1oole ana ON
the Legislative ticket is conceded here to-
night. and democrats are juhilant every
where in the city.
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ALBEIT LEA. .Minn.. Oct. "A great peas
fire is burning near Geneva. this county.
Ii is estimated that IS, ,0OO acres are burned
over and 6,OOO tons OF hay destroyed. Over
no loads in stack, owned by l. I. Bell.
were burned Tuesday, and every day
some farmer loses more or less. There
is no means OF saving ths hap. ns fire is In
the peat under the surfatsss aid II h. uns-
safe to drive a team nearit. -.Exksert. esti-
mate the value OF despoilssl land M $50.
hay at $4,000.
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All bow. with Typhoid Fever.

SCRANTON, Pa. Oct. 3.-The mining viii
lage AT Priceburg. two miles from here.
has the scourgc of typhoid fever. the
cause of which IL laid To the wells from,
which the water supply is obtained of
the :sU inhabitants OF the village. Is per
cent are down with the fever, several
fainilies having nearly every netnbcr
sick. There have been many deaths.
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Htg gins Elected tn Saiss~suls.
inl a.. ths. SsanxlarA

MIssoULA, Oct.3.-Thr result is 40 Gloss.
that candidates now await anxiosisly re-
turns from the very smallest prScincts in
the county. The Legislature ticket In Ss,t-
tied. F. j. Higgins il the one democrat
elected to the Legislature. The rrpubli-
cans have majority on the rest Of the
ticket, eqcept an treasurer, clerk of the
district court and county commissioners.
The najorities will not he greater one
way ar the other than II. Powers major
ity in the county will not tn greater
tGian 15.
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I'm S:nlimelu County.

BozEMAS. Oct.3.-Bclow the returns
for Bozcm,n: Maginnis ii5. Toolc lss,
Conrad iG2, Pcmhcrton 1sIi, Fitzgerald 1s4,
DeWolfc "a, Bickfori 131. The balance
OF the state ticket will have about 100 ma
jority. All candidates for the legislature
arr. elected.
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FIGURES FROM JEFFERSON.

Returns ln From Nearly all the Precincts
In That County.
special to the standard.
BOULDER. Oct. 3.-Uno ficial bslt nearly
complete returns from all the precincts i'm
the county give Carter u majority of r.
ToDle IA majority of 9s. The two missing
precincts are Jefferson River and Montana
City. The foymer is largely democratic,
the latter will probably give "a small rep,Ib-
lican majority. Close figures give Magin-
mis- the county by 10 to - and
Toolc 100 majority. tsrslwcll, democratic
candidate for state senator. may be de-
featcd by Fisher, but the official count
will be required to decide. The rest of
the Legislative ticket il democratic by
safe majoritics. The balance OF the state
ticket has gone democratic by majoritic-
of 5O tn 100. The county ticket il still
badly mixed mp. and in some cases nm
decided at this time. Cook, re-
publican. and Gillian. Democrat.
for asscssor, arc tie FAR
but the returns are incomplete from "A
number of precincts and il il impossible
tn name the winner. The following county
officers surely elected: Halforsi. dem
ocrat. sheriff: Murray and Mct' demo.
Gratis. and Meyers. republican, county
commissioners; Harlem, republican. clerk
OF court; McNeill, republican, treasurer:
Parker, democrat, county attorney; Dean.
democrat, superintenslcn OF schools.
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ALL HAIL, SILVER BOW !!
Democrats Garry the Senator and Nine
Members OF the Lower House.
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW
Elected Except sDn~ and Me Olives
she Republican Candidate
. Not Chase.
SIs.cial 4" the standard.

SIseiai q" the standard
BUTTE. Oct. 4. 3 n. m.-Figircs that
may be considered tlual AS far the leg
islative ticket II concerned have just brcn
obtained. From them IL apIn,ars that
John O'Mara. democratic candidate. has
been defeated. and his place will bc taken
by William Thompson, republican. The
figures are:
Clark, dem. 3,taiS.
Schmidt, DEM, 3AaSS.
Pcnross, dem, 3,Al3.
Day. DEM. 3.4O1.
Frank, dem. ,:sO
(sillixan, DEM, 3,312.
Courtney, slcm., 3,:A3.
Hogan, dcnl., 3,:sAA.
Thompson. rep. 3,fsi.
D,isss.ault. DEM. 3.312.
These are the elected.
The other candidates got the following
vote:
Hoffman 3,.si, Montcath 3.s.,. Dolnaf
3,2s', Bray 3,212, UAfara 3,2sas, Roberts
3.&s2, Scott 3,i7l, Yoslcr 3,116, Noble 3,tsss.
Stutri.Se 1876. O'Mara, the only demo
republican elected. Blacktail, Mclrose,
Fcclcys. soap G,ilslI and Clipper arc yet
Ia bc heard from, though the result will
not irr changed bS the vote i'm these pre-
cincts. There are only ~ few votes i'm all
these places. and the result will be about
IA stand of.
II is whispered that owing to the narrow
margins of some of the democratic cam
'lidate- slight change i'm the ballots
may bc attempted py some unscr,ip,ilo,is
retiring officer i'm control of the ballot
boxes. Such things have bccn known to
happen and as TIA" republican u,apagcr~
of this county are desperate just at pres
cnt il may bc well for the dem
o'rats o keep sharp watch
upon tents Of ia. enemy until the final
count has been completed. Some of the
republican leaders her" are feeling very
sore over their defeat. and are displaying