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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20

firmer and shade higher; Bran was steady.
Hay unchanged. The call:
Wheat-No. l hard S6@S7c: No. ! north
ern, 91@95c: No. 2 northern, S0@S4c.
Corn-No. 3, 3OI2@32c.
Oats--No. mixed, 2I@25c: No. 2 white,
25l2@26I2c; May, 25@e26c: No. 3. 24l2@25c.
Barley-No. 2. 5u@55c bid No 3, 400
45c.
Rye-No. 2, SEC bid.
Ground Feed-No. /, S12.5O@13.25.
Cornmeal-Unbolted $13.25 asked.
Bran-Bulk, S9.3O@1O5O.
Hay-No. l upland prairie, 81 bid; No. /,
$6@7; timothy. $S@S.5O.
Potatoes-25@33c bid
MERTENS & SCHWANECKE,
Civil Engineers and Architects,
1011 New York Life Insurance Building
Rates. 2 to per cent for first-cIass plans and
specifications
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BIG ELEVATOR FIRE,
Disastrous Blaze ut Buffalo, New York
f .,4F Stubborn Flames.

Disastrous Blaze ut buffalo, New York.
( Stubborn Flames.
BUFFALO, N. y, Nov. Cat two
o'clock this morning fire was discover
ed in the C.J. Wells elevator, corner of
Ohio and Indiana. The flames started
in the cast tower of the elevator from an
explosion. In the shortest time possible
the various boats which lay along eide
the elevator were gotten out Of the way
aud none suffered. About twenty min
utes after the flames had started the
walls began to fall on all sides. On the
north were four Lackawanna freight
cars loaded. These were buried in the
debris. The heat was intense, driving
the tiremen away from the Ohio street
side OF the burning elevator. Alter it
was seen that 1t was hopeless task TO
try to save the Wells elevator, the main
efforts OF the fremen, except for keep
ing the flames in the Wells elevator
down as much as possible, were direct.
ed toward preventing the flames from
getting into the big Wilkeson elevator,
At one time it was feared the heat would
blow out the top OF the Wilkesou. AT
$40 o'clock the fire had worked its way
into the rear Of the four story malt
house connected with the Wells. At 4
o'clock the fire was under control.
Sparks set fire to the roof Of Farrar and
Trefrs boiler shop, also the boiler shop
OF NJ. Ritter, on illinois street. A row
Of five frame buildings on Illinois street
back OF Elk, were on fire several times
All were saved. ;asjs, II
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.

A Largo Portion or Truckeep ICaiifornln
Burned-Worl< of an lncsn,linry.
TRucKEE, CAL, Nov. CA most disas.
trous fire broke out here shortly after
midnight, and as the wind was blowing
a hurricane, the flames were coon be.
yond all control. The fire was started in
the rear oiStell's brewery by an incendi.
ary. A man was seen running away
from that place soon after the flames
broke out. The brewery and half dozen
other buildings were soon burning, and
the fire was momentarily catching on
the roofs Of other houses a block distant.
The citizens fought the flames with great
determination and the fire train arrived
from Sumalt and gave assistance, but
their efforts were Of no avail. East Main
street was soon in ashes, and all the
frame buildings on Front street were
burning. Nearly forty buildings, includ-
Ing the entire business portion OF the
town, had been destroyed by 2o'clock
this morning and the residence portion
also seemed doomed. Light snow was.
falling but it had no effect on the flames.
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Tho Indies OF "rho Fak,r,n

Alice Harrison, OF "The Fakir" Com.
pany, is one Of the best.known and most
popular soubrettes this country; has
known: Eight years ago she was star
in burlesque iu San Francisco. Later
she WAS in comic opera, when she Gre.
ated the role OF Yum Yum in "The
Mikado" in this country. She is a sis.
ter OF Louis Harrison, the favorite come.
dian. Annie Sutherland is popular
burlesque, as well ns a talented vocalist,
and has appeared in the best organiza.
tions. Mollie Sherwood has been n
prima donna in comic opera East and
West, and is great card on the Pacific
Slope. Helen Reimer was for several years
one Of Hoyt's most valued women, and
has been seen everywhere in "a Rag
Baby" Mamie Gifroy, a winsone sou.
brette, Jennie Eddy, an attractive little
thing, and Emma and Evelyn Pollock,
sisters, piquant and lively beauties,
make up the roster OF the ladies.
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CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Ahe wonderful Discovery of Prof. Kocl
1e Exciting Medical Circles.

Tho Wonderful Discovery of Prof, Kocl
8 E1citlnE Medical Circles.
BERLIN, Now 6.-The discovery by
Professor Koch, Of the Berlin Univers.
ity, OF method for the cure Of con.
sumption by inoculation with attenu.
ated bacillus is exciting the greatest
interest among the medical profession
and laymen. The National Zeituno,
which has devoted considerable SPACE
to the consideration Of tho subject, SAYS
to-day that motion will be introduced
into the Prusaian Diet looking to the
establishment Of psychological insti.
tute which will be under the direction
OF Professor Koch. 5.i 4
Emperor William is deeply interested
IN the discovery, and no received fre.
quent reports from Professor Koch re-
gaardlng the progress he is making in
his experiments. CO., . :
The Professor declares that he is not
deslrous of deriving any material or per.
Bonal advantage from bis discovery, and
says that he will make public his method
IN all its details for tho benefit Of nu.
IA ~ 'sT.l. ~ 4
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The week beginning Sunday, Novem.
ber0'' has been set apart, as usual, by the
International Convention aud the
Worlds Conference OF Young Mems
Christian Associations as a season Of
prayer for the Associations and their ei.
forts in behalf OF young men. "A.
The American Associations have regu-
larly observed this annual appointment
since 1866. and each year abundant bless.
ing has accompanied their efforts.
The Wheeling Association mas faith
fully observed this season, with good re-
snlta. for some years, and will again join
with the Associations and christian peo.
pie who arc interested in young men
throughout tho world in observing the
week as one OF special prayer and effort
for young men.
A public meeting will be held at 4
o'clock next Sunday and at $40 con.
ference and prayer service will be held
tor the active members. Each night next
week mems gospel meetings will be held
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho Democrats Make n Gain of Four

Tho Democrats Make Gain OF fou,
| fE#g Congressman. 4, H.
PmLApgLrulA, Pa, Nov. G.-Alex. X,
Craig, Democrat, is elected to Congress
from tho Twenty.iourth district, defeat
ing Andrew j. Stewart by over 1000
votes. The district In 1883 gave Ray,
Republican, 1888 majority. Complete
figures have now been received from
every district III the State. The teleps.
ton will stand: II Republicans and ii
Democrats, Democratic gain OF 4. the
present delegation being composed OF q
Republicans and 7 Democrats. NJ
Tho Congressman elected are; Firet.
bingham, X; Second, O'Npill, R. Third,
McAleer, D.; Fourth, Reyburn, r, !;
Fifth, Hamer, R.; Sixth, Robinson, r.
Seventh, Hallowell. D.; Eighth, Mutch.
Ter, D.; Ninth, Bruner, D.; Tenth,
Dro,ins, r.; Eleventh. Amerman, D.;
Twelfth, Shonk, r.; Thirteenth, Reilly,
D:; Fourteenth, Rife, r.; Fifteenth,
Wright, r.; Sixteenth, Hopkins, r.
Seventeenth, Woolvcrson, D.; Eigh.
iteenth, Atkinson, R.; Nineteenth, Beliz.
hoover, D.. Twentieth, Scull, R.; ;Twen.
ty.first, Huff, r.; Twenty-second, Dal.
zell, R.; Twenty.third, William A. Stone,
r.; Twenty.iourth, Craig, D.; Twenty
filth, Gillespie, D.; Twenty.sixth, Girls.
void, r.; Twenty.seventh, Charles W.
Stone, H.; Twenty.eighth, Kribbs, D.
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jackson Court,'svotc.

sPtttut Dt'PutS"" VIC t"c'ttstHttt.
RAyENswooD, W. Va, Nov. G.-Jack.
son county is still in line, looming up
with 70 majority. The Democracy's
greatest effort failed to bring her to their
side, and had the Republicans polled
their full party vote she would have
given at least 400, calculating their effort
to have not made any change in the
county. Capehart Dem j, candidate
for Congress, will carry the district by
from 400 to 700. The following Is the
correct official vote. Supreme Judge,
Reynolds lRep.), 1000; Lucas Dem. J,
1921, a falling of OF 237 Republican
votes from the tota, in 1883, while the
Democrats polled their full party vote.
Compared with 1883, for Congress,
Smith (Rep.), 2,007; Capehart (Dem.),
1915, falling olf OF 265 votes. Taking
the vote polled this time, and including
those 237 Republican votes which by
some means stayed at home, would give
Smith (Rep.) 2,22A votes in the county
against his 2,272 votes in 1885, State
Senate, Fifth district, Davies (Rep.),
1895; Wiley (Dem.), 1909. The vote
for County Clerk will be very close.
Grow (Dem.) will be elected by about
six votes. For House OF Delegates the
Republicans will elect one and the Dem
ocsats the other. z45
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LORD COLERluGB STRICKEN.
The Chief Justice OF England Taken Sud
Ma deuly Ill. n

LONDON, Nov. 6,-Much excitement
was created In tho Queens Bench divls'
Ion Of the High Court Of Justice to-day
by the sudden illness Of Lord Coleridge,
! Lord Chief Justice Of England. His
Lordship had heard case in his pli.
vate room, and though he had com.
planned OF feeling Ill during the hearing,
he was able to give decision in the
matter. Directly afterward he was
seized with an apoplectic or paralytlc
stroke. The nearest doctor was hastily
summoned md messengers despatched
70 Lord Coleridge's residence, and Lady
Coleridge proceeded instantly to the
court to render what assistance she
could TO her stricken husband. His
Lordship was placed on An improyised
couch In an ante.room. Other doctors
were summoned and arc now in a.
tendance upon him. They declare that
his condition is critical. m
LATGR-It has been ascertaiued that
Lord Coleridge Ia suffering from neither
apo,plexy or paralysis, rs was at first
tritis. n :, H'." = 80
The doctors tonight pronounce the
condition Of Lord Coleridge as not seri-
'us' 'and express the hope that he will |
% able to resume work next week,
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SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
Arkansas City Cattle King Kill
ed by a Drummer Y
A WlFE'S BEsEECHlNG CRIES,
Followed by M Outraged Husbands
Punishment OF Her rInsultcr-Tho
Wounded Mans Autc.mortc,n
Statement to tho Coroner.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. CD. A
Greever, the well.known cattle dealer o
this city, was shot and fatally wounded
by Chas. Clifford, New York travelling
salesman, at the Hotel Andrews. Gresv
er had paid considerable attention tc
Mrs. Clifford, and her husband suspect
cd that their relations were not entirely
innocent. He absented himself from
his apartments this afternoon to give
Greever an opportunity to call upon
Mira. Clifford. He secreted himself
across tho street and saw
Greever enter the hotel, and
after waiting a few moments, he pro-
ceeded to his apartments and tried the
door. 1t was locked. He crawled out
OF the hall window onto balcony and
proceeded by 1t to his bad room win
dow, which he entered. He tried tho
door leading into his parlor, and that
was also locked. He heard a scu file,
and beseeching cries from his vile, and
then heard the key turned in tho door.
He burst into the room and demanded
m explanation. Mrs. Clifford ex-
planned that Greeyer had made insult
ing proposals to her, and that she was
struggling to free herself from his en-
brace when her husband appeared.
Clifford then drew his revolver and shot
Greever four times in the left side.
Greever was taken to his home, He
will die. He is wealthy and will leave
an estate valued a. q quarter Of a million.
He moved his business here year ago
from Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 80
Clifford was arrested. Dyputy Cor
oner Collins took Greever's ante.mor-
tenn statement as follows:
,ae II went up to the Hotel Andrews and
called for Mrs. Ball, the proprietress,
with the intention Of paying my board
bill. Just before going, 1 ordered the
livaryman to hitch up my team to the
buggy. The liveryman is across the
street. I said that / would be back in
five minutes. When l went up called
for Mrs. Ball. She was gone, and Mrs.
Clifford was there and asked me in to
her bed room, saying that she would get
Mrs. Ball. She talked with me- there
for a few minutes, when I said my time
was up and would have to 60. Just rs
| arose to go, Clifford jumped in through
an open window, ana said: Throw up
your hands, with vile epithet.I said
I will not throw up my hands under
such circumstances and started to walk
out Of the door.
"Mr. Clifford shot me in the back, the
first shot taking effect. He fired four
shots afterwards, but they all missed
me-" =. - t5l' n.
Subsequently to areporter Greever
said he thought the scheme Of Clifford
was to blackmail. He said il he had had
a revolver it would never have hap
pened.
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Fon scrolula in every form Hoods sar.
saparilla is a radical, reliable remedy. 1t
has IN unequalled record OF cures. Q Z


This remedy lis becoming 50 we'll
known and SO popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. All who use Electric Bit.
ters sing the same song OF praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do NIL that is claimed,
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF
the liver and kidneys, will remove pin.
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alice
tions caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
prercntaswell as cure allmalarial ieyers,
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bittes.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
tunded.-Price so cts. and 81 90 per bot
tie at Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. s Z
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ELECTION ECHOES.
The Smoke Of the Great Battle
is Clearing Away.
SOME OF THE RESULTS KNOWN
AT Last-Estlmatc OF tho Democratic
Majority In CoDgrcss-Thc Dis.
aster In this Statc-NinJor
McKlnlcy's brilliant Run.

The victory won by tho Democrats on
Tuesday is sweeping. There is scarcely
State In which they have not made
gazing. The cause OF the Revolution" Ia
best accounted by Hon. Chauncey De.
pew, in m interview, which follows.
Interpretations OF the Mckinley bill
have accomplished much OF 1t, but as
soon as the people have time TO observe
Its workings and are brought to realize
how they have been deceived by u false
cry OF high prices, there will be a rcac.
tion.
In this State the Republican stay.at-
homes caused tho defeat not only OF all
four OF their candidates for Congress but
tho election Of both branches Of the
Legislature by the Democrats. In many
Of the Republican counties there was
falling of OF from 200 to 500 Of the total
vote, while in every instance tho Demo.
Gratis had out their full vote.
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( M'KINLEY'S ENDORSEMENT; !;
Ho Reduces q Democratic Majority OF 200t
i5 Down to oOO-The Issue Protection.

Ho Reduces a Democratic Majority OF 1000
Down to goethe Issue Protection.
Canton, o., Nov. 6.--Unless the otlic-
ial count in Stark and Holmes change,
Mckinley is defeated by 227, a gain OF
200 in the district. The official count
in Stark and Holmes counties are now
going on. Holmes county is estimated
at | ,osO for Warwick, stark'760 for Nc.
K;nley: Medina official is 1855 for Nc
Kinley, and Wayne 395 for Warwick.
Major Mckinley said this afternoon I to
m Associated Press reporter that while
conceding his probable defeat by asmall
majority he is greatly satisfied with the
result. He said the issue was oetween
nue. only, clear and distinct, and moth.
Ing else entered into the canvass. His
bill was tho center OF the result. The
result, he regards as q signal victory. a
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County Commissioner, 4O Mcclellan
Reynolds 10; Hubbard 10; Maxwell 10;
Ash (Dem) 80; Simpson 9; Chapman
10; Holly 10. Central--Greenwool 100:
Lucas 2s; Hubbard 81; Maxwell 20;
Holly 20; Noble 81 Simpson 10. Lower
southwest-Reynolds 70; Hubbard 10;
Maxwell 72; Holty 70; Noble Gs; Simp.
aon 60; Chapman 70. Uupper South.
weat-Lucas Of; Pendleton 0a; Hard.
man 90; Hudson SS; Ash 100; Tearcy
l05; Corden 06 Grant district-.Lucas
03; Pendleton 60; Hardman 9j; Hudson
0S; Ash G2; Tearcy 90; Chapman 30.
Lower Grant--Reynolds and Hubbard
1; Hardman @; Holly 2; Ash 10; Tear.
cy l3; Chapman 6. .lN
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Pensions Granted.
=

optc1u1 Olspdlch 10 NC 1HltHl0ellttr. ~ :.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-West Virginia
pensions were granted to-day as follows:
Original-Andrew J. Boggess, Liberty;
William Hairless, Charleston susannah,
widow Of Alfred Baldwin, Luke. In.
crease-Jesse NJ. Johnson, Albright's;
Lewis Price, Bsllington; James Speers,
Cox's Mills; Wallace G. Leonard, Park.
ersburg; James NJ. Culk, Ritchie; @. Fl.
Archibald Willard, Mooresville; James
A. Ballard, Weston; Silas Can, Frame
town William Hall, Wheeling; R. A.
Given, Progress. Increase Allied
Lisler, Terra Alta, 59'.7l 4.
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Revelation In Turkey.

CoSsrANTlNopLE, Nov. Gin conse.
quenco of the discovery that revolu.
tionary proclamation ia in circulation
among the Armenians in Turkey, the
Forte has issued an order forbiddiug the
holding OF any meetings by Armenians.
Neither will any sitting Of the National
Assembly be allowed. Many Armenians
have been arrested on suspicion OF being
concerned in the circulating of the
proclamation. IA.
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Tho nInJorities in the County Complete.
tsS lIubbnrd's Is Mn njorities. .5s
Special Dispctch TO The In!eaigmcer. u !, 4, Is
y WRsr UNION, WA, Nov. G.-From
the latest returns, official, the majority
Of the different candidates. are as follows
In Doddridge county :S;West Union dis
trist, Reynolds So; Hubbard IS; Max.
we'll u; Holly, Legislature, 50; Noble,
Circuit Clerk, SO; Simpson, County
Clerk, 81; Chapman, County Commits
sioner, 72. New Miltoa district (Dem.) J,
Lucas 81; Pendleton 81; Hardman S5 +;
Hudson IS; Ash, Circuit Clerk, S2;
Tearcy, County CLERK, 57;, Corden,
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Palmer Seems to Have II.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Democratic
State Central Committee says that the
Legislature on joint assembly will stand
lol Republicans, l0l Democrats and two
Farmers Alliance representatives. One
Of the Alliance men, Moore, Of the
Forty.fourth district, has said that he
will affiliate with the Democrats on all
party measures, but will not vote for
General Palmer for United States sena-
tor. The Democrats hope to gain an
other representative in Hardin county,
where the returns are yet incomplete.
This would give General Palmer 4 ma.
jority Of one on joint ballot.
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A DESPERATE KILLED,
Ex Mayor Cottrcll, OF Key West, Meets a
49, z55t9 Just Eate. 45,8 ~

Ex Mayor Cottrcll, OF Key West, Meets a
%, Just Fate. ~ ~
MoNrGoMERY, ALA, Nov. c. E1-
Mayor Cottrell, Of Key West, who a few
weeks ago terrorized the Florida Federal
officials and then escaped to Alabama.
was shot and instantly killed at Ii
o'clock this morning by Chief of Police
Gerald, OF this city. Cottrell was drunk
last night and was arrested. He in
suited the chief and challenged him to
fight duel. The chief, who, in conse-
quence Of the threats OF Cottrell, had
armed himself with double. .barrelled
shotgun, and was sitting outside of his
office this morning when Cottrell drove
up in cab. After few words had been
exchanged both men began firing, with
the result given above.
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ClTY OF MEXICO, Nov. 6.-Juan A.
Matoes this afternoon presented mo.
ton in the Chamber OF Deputies asking
that all priests who arc not Mexican
citizens be expelled from the country as
being pernicious to the welfare OF Mex.
leo. Debates have been commenced on
the motion. and great excitement pre-
yails - n .s.--.-L :. 80. p -. go
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FnrweIf fl Bepten,

CHICAGO, NOV. 6.-General Farwell
says in regard to the Legislature: SAC
cording to the latest and most reliable
news I can get from Chairman Jones,
will not be the next Senator from lii.
nois. John NJ. Palmer will" When
asked if he had given up hope he said
"Oh, no, won't give up hope till the
thing is entirely settled. But the way
it stands now it seems as il the Republi.
cans were knocked out. understand
that Jones claims We have l0l and the
Democratg l03. RS. 'r.al s /. - - ~
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A.Democrntic Senator sure,

NRw York, Nov. 6.-Tho Associated
Press reports show the election Of cS
Democratic Assemblymen in New York
State and GO Republicans. AS the Dem.
ocrats have l3 Senators against 10 Re-
publicanB the former will thus have on
joint ballot 81 voteu against the latter
10, which ensures the election Of Dem.
ocratio successor to Senator Evarts.
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Arkpnsas,R yoie.

sr. LOUIS, Nov. G.-The latest infor.
nation from Arkansas Is to the effect
that official State returns from nine
counties in tho Second district and close
estimates Of the remaining counties give
Breckenridge about 700 majority. Both
parties still claim tho First district. The
vote is reported to be very close, and it
may take the official count to decide
who is elected In tho Fourth district
Terry (Dem.) is elected by big ma
jority, and while nova from other dis
tricls is very meagre; 1t seems to be safe
to say that all Of them have gone to
Democrats by the usual, il not increased
maioritins 81. -.'Is7 : - -, :, 81
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A had Wreck.

WEST NEWTON, Pa. Nov. {. G.-To.night
at 5 o'clock the West Newton accommo.
dation, on the Pittsburgh, McKcesport
4 Youehiogheny Railroad, ran into an
engine and caboose one mile west OF
here, seriously turing conductor W. O.
Taylor, OF Pittsburgh, J. a. Babcock,
tiagman, Of McKee's Rocks, and F. A.
Mcclure, OF Kean, Mexican county, ,all OF
the freight train. Two engines, two
coaches and caboose are badly wrecked.
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Connecticut Ieci,ln,ure.

HAn7ronp, Cr., Nov. G.-The Legisla.
ture standa: senatc-Republicans, 81
Democrats, 10. House-Republicans
1874; Democrats. III; one not yet heard
from. The Legislature will have to set
tlo the Governor matter. Morris Dem
ocrat) can only have the popular major
ity If the Prohibition vote is thrown out,
otherwise there is no election. It is
proposed to reject Prohibition votes,
based on containing the word "ior" on
the ticket before "Governor." The
votes, however, were printed according
to specimen furnished BY the secre-
tary OF State, 5 \ ~ 2. = = !
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Does This Interest Youq

e We received to-day by express 1850
more OF those elegant 0rercoal. we are
selling at So 80, made Of the best and
most popular materials, silk faced or
plain. As predicted sold almost entire.
ly out OF them this week, but we want
all our customers to have one, so will
continue the sale for one more ,ueek. Sea
them and you are sure purcbaser. :
NJ. HEyMAN, HOO Main street.