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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
Off, VI.
ORDINANCE NO. 293.
New Series.)

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF
THE MAYOR AND CoURCIL OF THE CITY OF
Los ANGELES TO CHANGE ND ESTABLISH
THE GRADE OF ALyARADO STREkT, BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
ORDINANCE NO. 800.
New Series

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LOS ANGELES TO ESTABLISH THE GRADE OF
WATER STREET FROM PASADENA AVENUE TO
ARROYO SECo AVENUE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
ORDINANCE NO. 29S.
New Series.)

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LOS ANGELES TO CHANGE AND ESTABLISH THE
GRADE OF ALAMEDA STREET FROM ALSO
STREET TO REQUENA STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
ORDIN ANCE NO. 301.
New Series.)

AN ORDINANCE vACATING CERTAIN STREETS IN
LOT ONE, BLoCk THIRTY. EIGHT, HANCoCK's S
SURVEY.
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State Loan and Trust Co.

Brys0n- B0nebrake Building.
Capital ........................& ,OOO, 200.
DIRECTORS:
George Fl. Bonebrake, President.
John Bryson and e. F. Spence, Vice-Prestdents
II. @. Wilmer. L. N. Breed, W. G. Cochran,
Fl. ] Woollacott, P. n. Green, L. W. Dennis,
W. H. Perry. Samuel B. Hunt. Secretary.
We act rs trustees for corporations, syndicates
and estates. Loan money on choice real estate
and collaterals Keep choice securities for sale,
Pay interest on time deposits. Have safety de-
Rent boxes at reasonable rates jy5tf
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r OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Osl
Capital Stock Paid Up, 800, ,00o
Reserve Fund, 300 ,000

H. l.. Macneil, lothian Bi10y,
John z. Platter, Robert 8. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo. W. Prescott,
Geo. II. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San FraE
cisco, New York. London, Paris, Berlin ant
Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the Unitedst ct
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and oe1
dficate OF deposit, and do Q general bsnktrs
and exchange business. au1
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Term deposits will be received In Sums @
300 and over. Ordinary deposits In sums o.
$40 and over.
Money to loan on nrst-class real estate
Los Angeles, July 1. 1889. au1u
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NECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST co
40 s. Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital, 5000, 900. 90.

SECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST co
40 s. Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital, $500, 10000.
N Ps.5sst MI5ss sA F1ss!Ss JF s4sress
STOCKHoLDERs-Isaia W. Hellman, Q. ".
Uhllds, Eugene Germain, g; A. Fleming, +.
Myers S.11 4 f MssI1s ssrtosi 7 Il Duque A. aTsves
dith, Samuel Polaski, John p. Moran, J. L.
Cherry, Nathan We'll. Isidor Polaski. W. M
Gaswen' Gss r. X. x Mcbride { James q. shaphland
President Fourth National Bank of Grand
Rapids, M. B. Shaw.
5 per cent Interest Paid on Deposits.
Money loaned on ranches Ind city property
Bonds and mortgages bought and sold
Savings deposits solicited. au1-7m
SoUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANE
NADEAU BLOCK.
" W. T. shs5R sosSYsHEII Vice. Fresideni PresidenI
@. N. FLINT. NT..,.......,.....,,...... Cashier
PA1D-1N CAPITAL. ..................$2 $20o, ,00e
AUTHORISED CAPITAL. ~ ............. 100000
Directors-L, N: Breed, H. T, Newell, +; I.
Barclay, Charles z. Day, E. @. Bosbyshell,
Hagan, Frank RAIDER Louis Gottschalk. D
Remick Thos Goss, william r. Bosbyshell.
aulu
VlHE UNIVERSITY BANK OF LOS ANGELRf
No. 119 New High street.
CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP 10000
SURPLUS Zo,Voo
R. N. WIDNEY. President
GEO. L. ARNOLD Cashie'
DIRECTORS.
r. M. WIDNRY, @. A. WARNRR.
D. o. MILTIMoRl @. M. WELLS.
8. W. LITTLE, L. ]. P. MORRILL,,
L. a. TITUS.
Eight per cent. bonds secured by first mort
gage on real estate, with interest payable semi
annually, are offered to investors OF $3.50 and
upwards. au1t
T os ANGELES NATIONAL BANK.
Cor. FIRST AND SPRING STs.
SURPLUS AND UNDIvIDKD PRoFIrs $4,000 0G
TOTAL. L.......-......s........-.. .&550,0OO on
GEO. 81. BONRBRAKE.......... President
JOHN BRYSON, SR. Vice President
y, U. HOWES S........................C Cashier
DIRECTORS.
DR. W. g. COCHRAN, 81. Fl. MARKHAM.
PERRY NJ. GREEN, JOHN BRYsoN, SR.,
d. 81. SINsABAUGH, &c. HowRs,
GBoR6E 81. BoNEBRAKH,
Exchange for sale Oh all the principal cites
Of the United states and Europe. au1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
BANKING HOUSES.

DIRECTORS.
o. W. Ohilds, O. e. Thorn, Jose Masoarel, j..
b. Lankershim. O. Ducommun, Philippe Gar
nier, L. @. Goodwin, L. L. Bradbury, Isaiss W
Holman.
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I os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK,
130 NORTH MAIN STREET.

/. W. HELLMAN, JOHN z. Platter
RoBERr 8. BAKER, ]. B. LANKERsHIM,
L. G. GOODWIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13

TT. Weldon, Cashier.
]. N. Wilmer, Assistant Cashier.
General Banking and Exchange Busines
transacted jy4 Am
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13

Hervey Lindley, J. O. Kays, e. W. Jonei
Juan Bernard, Il. q. Newhall
81. q. Wilmer observation-disclosures. 80. PresidenP
J. FraDkenfeld d..................Vioe- ioe-Presidens
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ALBRIGHT AFTER ALL
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW.
Democrats Name the Fir~t Governor and
Claim both HOuacs- Garter Likely
to IBe . Winner with = Close
Majority.

All the returns now at command
make Joseph X. ToOle safe as the first
governor of the state of Montana. His
majority will hardly fall below 45O.
The count proceeds so slowly that OFF,
cial figures are not at command for a
large number of precincts in the state,
but advices from county seats, with
very conservative estimates for the lack
ing districts, make his election sure.
Mr.. TOOle led his ticket handsomely in
nearly every precinct i'm the state.
The chances for Major Maginnis may
he regarded as more than doubtful.
There was serious falling off in his
vote. and reports received at late
hour yesterday did not tend to lift
him. Republican authorities claim the
election of Carter by about 500 ma
jority. Maginnis shows decided fall
ing off in Deer Lodge county as re-
turns printed this morning clearly
indicate. The same disposition to cut
him is shown in hundreds of precincts
of the territory.
1t is certain that the democrats have
the legislature by an easy majority. Ii
will reach eight or nine on joint ballot
and under any possible revisiOns that
may hereafter be made 1t will hardly
he possible to reduce the majority be
low that figure. The following table
shows how this majority Is made up
SENATOR'S.
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the western hc,nisphere. South American
dishes and South American cigarettes
were served and everything done tn show
honor to the different countries repre-
scntcsl. A few Of the delegates wers, in
full court costume. hut the majority were
i'm plain dress. The reception lasted two
hours and was altogether Informal.
The delegates OF the American congress-
were entertained ut the Hotel NorInausiie
with a banquet tonight. The tables were
handsomely decorated and an elaborate
menu was served. Secretary Blaine oc-
cupied the head of the table, with Lafay-
cite of Brazil at his right, and Secretary
Window sat at the foot of the table,
while between the foreign delegates wcrs.
other cabinet officers, Assistant Secretary
Moore, the delegates Of the. United States.
Walker Blaine and General Park. At the
termination of the banquet Mr.. Blaine
rose. and said: "Gcntleins.ul. before we
part for the excursion which "a large num-
ber of those present will h-gin tomorrow,
and hope will terminate happily. I will
offer TO the company "a single toast: The
psrtual friendship aud prosperity Of the
American statcs.' The entire company y
rose and drank tn the toast. MIR. Blaine
giving his arm to Lafayette and led the
way from the hall. The party leaves to-
morrow on their excursion, the first
stopping place being New York.
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JEFFERSON All RIGHT.

ToOle and Maginnis safe There ANA the
Legislative Ticket solid.
Special to the standard.
BOULDER, Oct. 2.-Thc count was not
completed i'm this precinct until "a. IN.
and returns from the interior have been
slow i'm reaching the county seat. As TAR
heard from tho Australian system gave
general satisfaction i'm this county. ana
with u few amendments will meet with
public appreciation. Returns have been
received from twenty-tliree out of
thirty precincts i'm the county
and show general democratic gains.
Last year Carter carried the county by 1d''
majority. Tho seven precincts to hear
from are two republican and 1--we demo-
Gratis and will not change the result except
to reverse Cartcr's present majority OF Ia
votes. 1t is estimated Maginnis will have
40 to 60 majority. Cardwell for state sen-
ator will also probably overcome the
present majority OF So against him.
Whaley, democrat, for joint representa-
tive with Gallatin county, will probably
lose jefferson county by few
votes which will bc repressetl ny Gallatin' .
vote thus giving Jefferson solid deieGa-
ton i'm the Legislature. The county ticket is
very badly scratched on both sides. Hal
ford, democrat, for sheriff is reelected by
nearly 200 majority. Parsier. democrat,
for county attorney defeats Hoy while
Stevens for clerk and recorder will have
800 over Vest, his democratic opponent.
McNeill, republican,, for treasurer, is re-
elected by 25O. Harlow. republican, for
clerk of court. has about the same.
Thomas Joy for district judge will have
100 majority i'm this county. Following Is
the vote for leading state officials and
legislature. far received: Garter
937, Maginnis 923. Power ss1. Toole 9l1,
Conrad s57, Rickarsl s:ss. Penberton 80.
Haskell sO2. Galbraith, 7s6, Joyes $40,
Whalcy s1S, jackson 9O5. Twohy. demo
crat, ,O61, SwiRRett, republican. 9US, Pool,
democrat, 1,O45, Clark, republican,, 1'3.
Brs.eIl, democrat, 1.O71, Love, republican,
925. The board of county commissioners
will stand: Mccoy and Murray, demo
Gratis, and Myers, republican. The bal
ance Of the state ticket will go democratic
by small majorities. probably 80 tn loo.
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cincts which cast 9lO votes, give Carter
As4 and Maginnis Az. The other county
precincts gave Carter :E majority last
year. The registration there IN only 65.
II follows that Carter has ~ secure major
ity of So with prospect OF about 10 more.
In the Is precincts referrctl tn Powers
vote is asa aud Toole's 452. In town Car
ter's majority il estimated to bc from ~
to SD. OF the 7:S votes cast, 40 have becn
counted giving Carter rs and Maginnis
225. Conservative republicans claim the
county for Carter by 1aD. Regarding
the Cascade county ticket there is much
uncertainty, the voting WAS decidedly
wild. Many costly mistakes were made
i'm voting. Hawkins ,repuhlicam and We
gran ttlcnlocratl are undoubtedly elected
county commissioners. The choice of the
third commissioner is i'm greater doubt.
Republicans concete the election of VIM.
NJ. Cockrill for clerk of the district court.
He made spirited canvass against
Race, republican, and Dias, independent.
The republicans have elected j. +. Nc
Clellan for county treasurer and Douglas
Martin for county attorney, defeating
George w. Taylor. The contest for
sheriff and clerk and recorSier are in
doubt with the chances i'm favor of the
democratic candidate, Sweeney and
RinRwaly respectively. In the for
district Judge the result is also i'm doubt.
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SILVER BOW SOLID,
Every Democrat the Legislative Ticket
Is n Winner.

Every Democrat the Legislative Ticket
Is Winner.
bUrTE, Oct. 2.-The count has not vet
been completed i'm this city, and, i'm fact,
will not he until some time tomorrow.
There is no longer any doubt, though,
that the democrats have carried Silver
Bow Tor the state and Legislative tickets.
Hennessy is elected. The county legisla-
tive ticket d certain to he elected i'm full
Toole carriel the county by about $50
and Maglnn's os about so. There are no
county officers OH l,e democratic ticket
who are not elected ..niess II hs Casey
for treasurer and Sn,i;ran soy
.neriff. They sonis vhnt ,,,,,i,,.
full even yet, thought S,,ii;va,,
is generally believed to bt ..inn,.I
by about so majority. Casey has nlisss. n
good fight but owing to- the fact tina
Kessler, his opponent, has a strong hold
upon the office by favors extended To- GER
ain parties OH past occasions, Casey has
had the hardest row of any democratic
candidate. The whole Legislative ticket
ran almost even with the head. II is i'm
possible to obtain full or accurate returns
tonight, even from Butte. The full vote
will not he announced until tomorrow.
So far as counted the heads of the ticket
stand as follows:
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OUR THREE new SISTERS
Olympia 4 Long Way In the Lead il
the Race For Washin6ton's Capital.


CHICAGO. Oct. 2.--H. w. Scott, editor oR
the Portland Oregoaian. now In Olympia.
Washington territory. telegraphs as fol-
lows i'm RESPONSE tn n request for news Of
the situation: "Thc Washington conssi-
tuition il adopted by from $4,000 tn 2O,OOo
majority. The whole Of the republican
state ticket Is elected ny from 5000 tn
1OOO. or the 10 members of the leRis-
lature in both houses, the democrats have
not elected more than Is. The prohibi-
ton and woman suffrage clauses Of the
constitution are defeated. For the state
capital Olympia is largely ahead OF all
competitors, and may have majority
over all. though better judgment is that
another ballot will he necessary to ieciis
IL. All the principal towns, Seattle. Ta-
coma, SPOKANE Fails, Olympia, Port
for the constitution and gave large ~
publican najoritics."
,ck., s .I.,c, w III bx , , aThs ,Ssr rssn5iEs. s%
iority. Prohibition and woman suffrage
are beaten. There Is n republican ma
81. PAUL. Oct. 2:-.Reports from North
Dakota show that Miller. republican cam
.ii,atc for governor; received s,oW more
yet received indicate the majority for
Hansboro for congress at ,OO or more.
nis navs b." se. rsae~e II srnm ss' @ Of t n ,ss-
isiativc districts i'm the state. There
are ID republican senator's and hvs
There are AZ republicans and 10 tisnocrnsic
representatives. or the new district
Judges the republicans elected three aud
the democrats three. The election Of
officers and congressman i'm South Dakota
cat rather "a small figure. the vote being
acknowledged to bc one sided. The con-
test for the location Of the capital over
shadowesi all else. Late this afternoon
the first vote came from the Black Hilis
region, which was Thought to hold tho
balance of power, and IL was 80 over
wheiminRiy In favor of Pierre that 10
seems hut right that the resisieuts OF that
city should continue tho jollification
which WAS started this morning.
FARGO, Dak., Oct. 2.-The total vote OF
the statc was about :ssO,OU. The legis-
laturc In strongly republican. Democrats
elect senator's iIl II districts, republicans
| the republicans elect NJ members of as-
ssInbiy, democrats IL. Hou-ebrouRhy.
| republican Ia elected to con-
grr-. - by about i2,@ mnior-
| ity. The contest over the jutlReship
| IN very close. IL is reported that Temple
ton. democrat, has beaten O'Keefe, repuk,-
| lican. i'm the first district, Morgan, re-
publican, is elected i'm the second. In the
third, Mcconnell, democrat, Is probably
elected. Lander and Winchester, rep,atS-
Leans, arc elected in the fourth and hfth
districts. Rose, democrat. il elected in
| the sixth by u small majority. Prohibition
is nrobabiy defeated by six thousand ma-
jority. The republicans claim the entiru
| state ticket by 1000 or l2,0OO. The demo,
Gratis conccsie their opponents 5000 ma
| jority.
BISMARCK. n. d., Oct. 2-Complete ~
turns are not yet in, bat enough are M
| hand To show that the republicans carry
the state by about 5000. Prohibition Z
| beaten.
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MISS HUNTINGDON ENGAGEMENT.
Count NoW hstsf~tslt Admits that Hc Has
Proposed and sss-em Accepted.

Count Non Isassfslslt Aslmslts that H~ Has
PrSssOs~sa and Nsr" Accepted.
SAN FRANCIsUO. Oct. 2.-All doubt as to
the engagement of Count Won Hatxfclsit
Ia Miss Huntington aTS' now set aside.
The count WAS met several days ago at
the exposition and asked as to the truth
of the reports about the approach hing mar
riagc. He denied that amy engagement
had been made. Since then there has
bccn n change. Count Hatzfcldt WAS
seen in person to-day and adm ittctl that
tine engagement had been completed with
the consent of Mr.. Huntington. The date
of the marriage has yet to bc fixed, but
cards will bc out ina the near future.
After tho marriage the count and Goa stcss
will make tour Of the continent and
then return to Paris, where they will
side. MIR. T.. =. Huntington, the young
lady's father. was Interviewed later i'm the
day. He said. i'm his peculiar way, that
an engagement OF marriage bctwccn the
two young people was possible. They
might marry " they chose. The HAITI
feldlt pedigree was CONNIE II faut. There
was mo objection tc the count. Betting
on races no disgrace. Princes
bet, why not counts: II rs known tn his
friends that the prospective bridegroom s
making preparations for the marriage.
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SHE BROUGHT HIM DOWN.
q kan.ns City Sstr1 Sis0ssts Ser Lover and
Then Marrie~ Him.

q kan.as City Girl Sis0ssts Ser Lover and
Then Marric~ Him.
KANSAS CRY, Dct. 2.-Harpcr Grafton
was arrested to-day for seduction, on a
warrant sworn out by Carrie Ida Cass, Of
Kansas City. The sheriff found him i'm N
suburb and brought him back ON the
train. Al the railroad station Miss Cass,
her father and brother were await
ing the faithicss lovers return:
They were all armed, the girl
with rcvolver,., and th.. two men
with shotv,Ins. Tho sheriff anticipated
tro,ipls and running his prisoner through
the train, the two aliRhtcd from the rear
and started tn run tn the Jail. The Cass
party followed, shooting sAs they ran. hut
intttctcd no Injury the fugitivcs. At
the Jail tho sheriff had some trspsiplc i'm
oi'cI.ing the gate, and Miss Cass. who led
her brothcr and father i'm the race, had
approached within u few feet of Grafton.
when she opened fire with the
revolver. wo,iitlis,g her lover i'm
the arm. Finally the sheriff
succeeded i'm opening the gate and placed
his prisoner behind the bars. The girl,
her father and brother requested am in
tcrvicw with the sheriff, and tbeforc long
il was agreed that marriage between
Miss Cass and Grafton should tsc brought
about. A minister WAS sent for and tho
ceremony was performed in short order.
Mrs. Grafton then Withdrew the com
pIaint against her husband aud the new ~
wesltlcsl pair left tn. Jail apparently satis-
fled with the end Of their romantic court
shin,
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A PRIEST ON TRIAL.
Mis-. Whitaker. the Complainant. Gtvss
some scnsatls,nal Te.tImony.

Some Sensational restimony,
RELEIGH, y. e.. Oct. 2.-The trial OF
Rev. Father j. J. Doyle was begun i'm the
supreme court here to-day, "a chafge Of
having assaulted Miss Whitaker. The
room was dcnscly crowctl and a venirc Of
i5O men was exhausted before the jury
was cmpaneled. Miss Whitaker was the
first witness. She is only II years old,
hut appeared to bc cool and ss.if-pos-
ss.ssed. She gave direct testimony as Ia
the assault alleged to have been made
parsonagc, to which place she had been
cnticcd last May, since, which time Rev.
Mr.. Doyle has been in Jail here. The limo
by the defence will he the alleged consent
ou the part of Miss Whitaker. Miss
Whitaker was the organist of the church
AMI WAS in the habit OF going there frs,-
quentiy. The examination of other wit
nesses will probably consume the re-
rnaintlcr of the week.
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The B.egislature safe.

by Associated Press.
HELEN A. .Oct.2.-The democrats conccsic
the election of Carter to- congress. Toolc
(tlem.) is three hundred ahead Of Power
trep.l for governor. with four counties
claimed by both parties still to be heard
from. The democrats have ths. Lrgisla-
ture 10y small majority. The republic
cans elect majority of minor state ofl-
GERS. The independent claims Toolc's
election by from .hpO to 400, and "a majority
of nine ON joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture. All figures OH the majority are s,s-
tinated. as the count is not yet completed
i'm any county.
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In Nhis.OulA County.

MIssouLA, Oct. 2.-Thc count here is
still incomplete. The figures on the state
ticket will not vary widely from those al
ready announced, but this democrats
claim tonight the election of at least one
member of the legislature. Ii will take
so.-e time to get the full county returns in.
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ENDORSING LOCAL OPTION.

The Democrats of Msssarhu.ett in Con-
Sentioa ut Worcester.
WoRCEsTER. Mass, Oct. 2.-The demo
cratic state convention was called to order
this morning, and the usual committees
were appointed. Nathan Mathews, Jr.,
OF Boston, was made permanent chair
mon. A platform was adopted endorsing
the national platform of 1855. Upon the
liquor question il says: 1--WE believe the
present policy OF the state i'm making the
sale of liquor u matter OF local option "a
he decided by vote Of the people OF each
city and town. works satisfactorily and
should boz maintained"
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Evidence Against . Murderer.

PHILADELPHiA, Oct. 2.-Stories Of Gar
rett Murray, colored farm hand, and
William Smith. neiRhtors of Chalkley
Leconer. who are charged with the muir
der of his niece are very damaging To thu
defendant and furnish very strong evi-
dence of his guilt. He will probably b
committed to the grand jury.
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Yesterday Hall Games.

Ye.terdsy's hall Games.
Al PittsburR-PittsburR 3. New York6
AT Indianapoiis-lntli 2, Phila-
tlelphia II.
Al Baltimore Baltimore IL, Athletic T.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis Is, Kansas City B.
Al Cleveland Cleveland. .; Boston, I.
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Prtns, Ieu.sell tp the Old Man,

WAsHiN:roc, Oct. 2.-Thc president
Russell Is. Harrison, ~ H.I.na. Mont
announcing that the ren,,blicans had ear
riesi both branches of the legislature and
elected congressman.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Judge Baker to-day
issued writ of habeas corpus rct,lrnable
cause why Frank Woodruff ths, Cronin
suspect, should not bc released.
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Centreville will undoubtedly give n DEM
ocratic majority of about IS.
The votes not yet counted will not ma
terially alter the democratic estimates.
Democrats feel jubilant, while the republi-
cans have closed up their committee
rooms and gone home.
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NEW YORK. Oct. AT the afternoon
session the house of deputies was called
to order and 10y unanimous vote Rev.
DIR. Morgan Dix. of Trinity church, WAS
elected president of the convention. He
made "a brief Address acknowledging the
honor and promising to perform his duty
to- the hest of his ability and ina accord
ancc with the rules. Rev. Chas. l.. Hutch
ins, OF Massachusetts, was reelected
secretary uotion ooRcv. DIR. Hunting
ton. IL was decided that the discussion in
relation to the proposed changes i'm the
book of common prayer Ia begun ON
Thursday, and be continued each
cessiing day until il is disposed of. Assist
Rev. Dr. Enslie, Western New York; Rev.
+. NJ. Warrington, Ohio; Rev, 4. Davis,
MinnSsota .,.s a anu nev. W; Z. Prens, Alba,
the Theological institute OF this city, and
on October 10 they will be entertained
i'm the evening by the church of New
York. Al y. m. the convention adjourn
Al until y "a. ui. Tomorrow.
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Death or Ex-Gover~~r laas

ArcHIsoN. Kas.. Oct. 3.-Ex-Governsr
John A. Martin, OF Kansas, died heso -
day.