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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-10-17

Only SIX horse. have ever trotted twenty
miies within n. hour.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-10-17

Halls Catarrh Cure is a liquid and Is taken
internally. Sold by Druggists, &c.
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It is a faint
which must be
eradicated from
the system be
fore a cure caA
be made. Swift's
Specific, S. S.
s., drives out the
virus through
the pores of
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EPPS'S COCOA


bHEA NF y > 1.
"by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
VII Gu govern the operations ~ diFuttion and uutr
m hud by care ~ Rpi c aiiaa ~ the nne trof or
ties OF wells ectei Cocoa, Nj. fpnH has rroTii.
our breakfast tables with deleeteiy fAvourrd boz
erege which MAJ save many heaNy DOCTORS hills
y Il oy the lalrio1i use OF suqh Rrticlst ~ at
that Aeoututuu1u NAY Dc W duNly nuif up unit
STRONG enough - retltt every tendency 20 dlHeAse
Hundreds Of sibls maiaiss ars floating around ~
ready u attack wherever there Is a point.
We my escape many a fatai shaft by keeping our.
selves well fDrtlfet wltl uara blood ard properly
Duurlshed frame. "--"ttan Nsrri9s Gnssffs. "
Made simply VITA b3iii1r water or mif, eoi1
only IN half.pDuni tina. ~ Grncer-. labelled thus
JAMES EPPS ~ co, homeopathic chomstt,
Nu
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From F ather to Son.

Gold is shipped abroad in kegs.
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Must ! be carried to the skies
on fiowery beds of case,
While others fought to win the nriza
Or called through bloody sess7

What have we suffered in comnarison
with those who expired with suffoc1tion or.
were burned, or were choppsl TO pieces for.
the truths sake? We talk of the persecution
OF olden times. There is just as much perse-
cutlon going on now in various WAYS. In,
lS49, in Madagascar, eighteen msn were nut
70 death for Christ's sake. They were to be
hurried over the rocks, and before they were
death the more dreadful in anticination
they were put in baskets and swung to ana
fro over the precipice that they might see
now many hundred feet they would have to-
De dashed down, and while they were swing-t
ing IN these baskets over the rocks they,
sang:
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Ahilraads.

VALLEY r. r. TINE
y TABLE.-September LIST, 1891.
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Blue Mountain Express leaves Baltimore at
800 p N, stopping at Westminster, New
Windsor, Union Bridge, Frederick June
ton, Blue Ridge. Buena Vista, Blue Noun
tain, arriving at Hsgerstown 6:l5 p m. Re-
turning, leave Hagerstown 6:45 a m, stop
ping at above named stations, also Mechan.
icstown.
Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown 5:55, 7:15.
1855 a m, and 1:30 and 6:45 p ID.
Leave Ilagerstown for Williamsport, S:32 M
and $50, $40 and sos m.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg, 1910 a
m, and 3:25a and 6:36p Arrive at Eminitts.
burg 11:10 M, and 4;55 and 7:06 p hi;
Leave Emmitsburg for + cky Ridge, 500 Ia
m, and 2:i5 and o:45 ~. Arrive at Rocky
Ridge $50 m, and 315 nd 6;l5 pm
Leave Frederick Junction Tor Frederick, 500
and 1882 m and 500 m.
Leave Frederick junction for Taneytown,
Littlestown, York Columbia and Wrights-
vile, 1858 a m and 1897 p M
P. H. & P. r. K. Trains leave Shippenshurg
6:05 and 9:45 a NJ, and 200 and 6:15 m;
arrive at Shippensburg $40 and 1905 m,
c and 3:45 and 9:45 p m, daily except Sunday
"Daily. Mondays only. All others daily,
except Sunday.
J. NJ. HOOD, FB.H. GRISWOLD.
GenI Manager. Genl Pass. Agent.
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skin and thus relieves the blood of the poison.
DISEASES
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ca.
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READ WHAT THIS MAS SAYS,
-

II gives Engl Wurls with the German Voufva
L nts and Pronunciation and German woris with
English DennlbonS Sent postpaid on receipts u 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

CHICAGO, April lG.-oycr 10000
persons visited the southern Calitor.
MIA orange carnival today and evening.
Society was largely represented In the
attendance, and the little ONES from tho
WATTS Home attended free OF charge
In the afternoon. Tho exhibition has
vastly improved since the opening
night. Great palm trees and other
tropical plants nru profusely displayed,
A great number " Gala lilies were
placed about the center OF the hall. The
santa Barbara exhibition was this last
In position. Palm tree. twenty feet
high, guava trees covered with brill
liant fruit, and olive treos, from which
hung huge punches Of olives, formed a
beautiful bower, the entrance Of which
was guarded by u Rocky Mountain
lion. Near the fruit stood a mammoth
banana tree, which bore partly un.
foldod blossoms. Near by was a tree
Ia fruit. Lemon and orange trees
aboundcd. Underneath was bewll.
dcring display Of all kinds OF nuts aud
fruits, "itron OF golden yellow and
bread fruit. Great banks Of callas lined
the slder.
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SCOTTpALE, Pa, April l6.-Tberc
was another break In the ranks Of the
coke strikers today. The summit
plant Of Frick q Co., which WIS shut
down when the riotlng began, rcsumcd
this morning, with foriy.oight men, or
about nne-third Of the men necessary
10 run the works Ia full.
Reports received at labor head.
quarters show the arrival this morning
q twelve carloads OF Italians nj the
whitney aud Lippincott works. The
sheriff h still arfcsilng rioters. They
r.fuse " give hall aud 20 to jail.
Nearly half the rioters are women,
who take their children with them 10
prison.
The inquest on the victims Of the
Moorcwood riot was resumed at Green.
burg this morning. The evidence adj
duccd showed that the strikers threat
cncd 10 burn the works aud force the
mcu TO quit work.
James Mcbride arrived from Coluni.
bus tonight with large sum Of relief
money Tor the strikers. rh. labor
officials say II IL sufficient 10 carry ON
the strike several weeks. The opcrat.
Or., however, continue their inrOlds
on tho strikers ranks, aud many more
ovens were fired today. EvictiOns are
going on slowly.
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The ri,si session OF the chiiinn
Congress.

NEW IoRR, April lG.--Mc-sn. Flint
4 Go. OF THIS city are In receipt Of n
cabl. statiis, that the Chillan Congress
held lts first session on Wednesday,
also adviceh that there h no foundation
tor the report that bon Carlo. Autuucz
Las placed Government funIr at the
disposition Of the Insurgents aud had
rcsigncd ns GILLIAN Minister ~ France.
AS all pfuvifiOns are To he brought from
the south Tor support Of the nitrate
ports, the position Of tho Insurgents In
holding the deserts OF fa-opara hui
Atncama n a ditilcIlt Oue. fhcy nfc
su'Jccicd 90 cnOgmlnl expenses with.
out having revenue tlirlugh the cNp port
OF nitrate, watch II not nviuf pr1iuc "a
under existing conditions. a. wa Tot
this reason bpt thn Government
abandoned thYs' plr- tir ihsufsenls
having command OF The .ua.
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WAsIItN0TJS, April iG.--rhe Soc.
Rotary of the Interior sent telegram
u thr register aud receiver OF the land
office at Ashland, Wis, suspendlng la.
definitely his order authorizing fling.
on the l7th and 18Th Instant within
what Is known rs the Omaha Railroad
land grant. This action was taken
upon information that serious trouble
would b. likely IN follow the opening
10 settlement nj the dates named.
Secretary Noble, Ia his letter, says a
telegram has been received from the
register and receiver OF the land office
vt Ashland, about armed men Ia
Ire also telegram from one T..
Chambcrlin, signing himself for $50
men Ia lslc 10 the effect TINT about
1.-TWO hundred and flny OF these
armed men threaten 30 bring about
riot, bloOdshed and great loss OF life
filings IN the order In which said $50
men desire they should bc received. ,,
In view Of these facts, and desiring 10
serve the interests Of the general pub
lie rather Than obey the behusts Of any
armed body Of men present, seeking
10 serve their individual interests by
illuminating law-ahiding citizens. tbs
lands are reserved until further orders.
ASHLAND, Wiz, April l6.-The fact
that Secretary Noble issued an order
indefinitely suspending filings and set.
tiemeut OF the Omaha lands created
considerable excitement here tonight.
None, however, have left the line, and
fully $50 are still there, determined To
walt until morning, although they
eau give no reason why they are NJ
doing.
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Arrival In Chicago of Rsiiroad Mag
mates.

CHICAGO, April 10. - Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Chauncey Depcw ani
other New York Central magnAtcs ar.
rived In the city today. Mr.. Dcpcw
said that thty would leave tonight for
Denver. via Omaha. They viii visit
l.sadville anu return via Kansas City.
The meuhcrs ~ the Vanderbilt parry
denied any knowledge Of the alleged
Gouid-Huntington zeal, aisl declared
their trip had no special Significance.
Nevertheless, they had no sooner
landed In Chicago than various rumors
NJ TO their mission began 10 circulate.
One Of these was that they were going
~ Denver 10 see what methods ARE EN-.
ployed by Gould 10 divert the traffic OF
tho Union Pacific 10 his own lines, in
stead OF fulfilling his contract with the
Chicago 4 Northwestern. II can hard.
~ bc said that this trip adds color 10
the report that the Northwestern and
st. Paul are 10 be consolidated.
The board Of rulings Of tho Trunk
Line and Central Traffic Association
VIII convene hero tomorrow 10 take
further action In regard 90 the abolition
Of commissions aud watch the fight
beteen the Eastern lines aud the Al.
ton. On tho advice Of legal counsel
the AtchisOn rOad has instructed its
agents TO sell no more Alton tickets To
points cast 0f Chicago on line. obrying
the boycott order. II l. the only West.
ern road that has taken tuch action.
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CHICAGO, AMll lj.--A.ter rcn-i.
satiunal lral, Juhu n. tusstuva ava
James II. lssli.glit wtge tUuigh,
iound guilty pi forging rich woman'6
VIII, nui - ing $3.50 AMI thrco ycgn,
rv-t tctiveiy. NCsrmyg, % hOni and
shoe broker, fOnm-d in % bulldiuf
owned 10y "a wealthy = iduw, Mrs Icr.
ONE. she consulted him Ia tusin. y
nmtters ami lac learned the condition OF
her property. Shu died about year
ngu, an no viii wa. iHuul, bus three
inonthr later Cn.gfove camc forward
with what purpOrtod 10 h. her viii,
witnessed 10y himself ami McEiligntt,
app0rtiuning her i1riune ~ a large
number % rclatiV,shnd friends aud o.
legacy of $4,000 10 Cosgrov.s two
minor sons, who IL has since been
proven she had never seen. Tho rulu.
tivcs contested the will, alleging forg-
cry, anu after some Invest cation Cos.
grove ami Mclslliyott were arrested
nud the trial resulted tonight ~ above
stated.
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rnr w,aNKn IS,r.rnrNr co.


Kansas CITY, No., April i6.-Thr
Wint.. luv,stn at Com, ny.through
IT, pf'al1out, william l. Winner, male
in a-'lgnmrn laip this AFTERNOON. No
Eihcdulv Of liabilities anu assets wa,
illcc. The company Wis capitalized
lot 1905 originally, hut about "a year
ago Tie capital wic Increased 10y n new
lsrur % sl0l.DlJ % stock. HE com.
pauy has brcn dealing la bonds and
mortgage and other securities, with
branches ia New York and Boston,
where The great bulk OF the securities
were disposed ~. The company two
y.nH ago purchased u lafge tract Of
land ~ the eastern portion OF this city,
sIh'lividvd II, aud built eighty houses
upon II. The property was morigagcd
10 buy the land AMI construct the
houses, aud the mortgages were dis
posed OF Ia the East. some u tho
houses were sold on longtime pay.
mcni-, while others are still ON the
market.
Mr., Winner, when seen by n repre-.
sentative Of the Associated Press this
evening, said the .slgnment was not
a failure at IN. The company simply
decided 10 go cut OF businors. The
Boston office, he said, had bccn run at
n loss Tor some time, aud the New York
office had not been paying. The com.
pnny surrendered It's charter la each
State somc ten days ago. Beyond this
Winner declined To say anything.
William 4. Winner was a meteor In
the financial sky Of the West. Ten
years ngo he was actively engaged In
cancclling stamps In the pOstoifice
here. Today, besides being head Of the
Winner Company he IN president OF
the Winner Bridg. Company, with a
capital ~ sl,2OO 0Dl; president OF tho
Winner Building COMPANY, with cap
ltal stock Of 81 ,0DO, 900; president OF the
Winner DEPOT Company, with n capital
stock Of sl,OOO,OOO; president OF the
Chicago, knnsls-city X Texas road,
which has built twenty miles OF road
from ksusa. City la the direction OF
Chicago, anu president Of the Bolt
Line Railroad Company In this city
both Of the latter being heavily capl.
talizcd. The bonds Of these companies
have been placed by the Winner In.
vestment Company, which assigned
today. Winner says the assignment
will not effect any Of ihe companies
outside Of the Investment Company.
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u. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH TERRITORY.

things that conduco 10 social order. rs
long as we have pure homes and Cod.
fearing, order.loving fathers and meth
crstO rear the children that nro given
TO them, aud make thosc homes the
abodcs Of cleanliness, picty nnd intel
ligpnce, American society and the
Onion are safe. lGreat and continued
applnusc.l
The President then went 10 an open
garbage. aud u procession, consisting
" the military and civic bodies, made
y circuit u the city. Excursion trains
hal been coming IN all the morning,
und the strcutg were packed with POO.
pie. who chucrei Justify NJ this PTrsi.
dent passed. As the procs ssinn PASSED
the opera house, the members Of n
travelling opera cumtany sang
"Amcrica," and ON one u the
principal streets the school
children were assembled e. mAssc.
Two little tots stepped forward
and handed the President n beautifully
Illuminated address from nil the school
children Of the city. The President
was greatly surprised, and stopping the
carriage he alightcd aud kissci each of
the little ones who made the presently
.ion. The crowd chccrCd and the chill.
dren sang "America" ~ the President
drove on.
At the Caldwell Hotel cats wero
taken by the party TO South Highlands,
where a blrd's eye Wow " the city was
obtained. On the return short fcccp.
ton was held ut the hotel, aud an0 ladics
aud gentlemen sat down with the party
to an Informal lunch. President Ilar.
rison thcn went TO q reception GWEN
him by the colored citizens Mt tho six
teenth Street Baptist Church, aud
responded briefly 10 the address Of
welcome. After this he was driven 10
tho train, which lon for Memphis
shortly after eight o'cleck, amid tho
cheers Of Immense crowds.
The President mas asscnted 10 mn mr.
rnnpcment for meeting the President
or Mexico during his visit TO III pasO
next week.
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a clash win ,ho strikers.

UsIoSTows, m, April lG.--Sherlfi
Mccormack and his deputies clashrd
with the strikers at tho 'rIolter works,
near Connelsville, this afternoon, and
u riot cnsu.d. He did not encounter
any resistance IN evictlng the tenants
until he came To the house OF u Poland.
or named Strou-ack. The women OF
the house seized n pan Of boiling water
and threw II In the officers face. q thers
struck at thcm with whatever they
could reach. The excitement mean.
while sprcal outside, and crowd OF
300 strikers attacked the deputies with
stones. Mccormick Withdrew, amid
showers Of stones.
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MlsNEAroLis, April rhcNorih.
pss,erH Miller this week says. For
some time tho natural trenG of tile
milling Interest, following that shown
In other branches OF trade, has been
toward u consolidation or condensation,
In the formation aud capitalization Of
the i'illsbury .WashbuTn Company IA.
world saw the ilfst step la another
milling revelation. Following hi.
movement began another, Its object
being 10 merge several smaller mills OF
Minneapolis IN one large company. II
i now very probable that before the
first OF May tho Northwestern Con.
soiidntod Milling Company viii be nc.
tually Incorporated. This corporation
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fhs"nisni~ mud Bronchiti. Carry on
one third OF the Human
Haze

IL Ia not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry OH
Que third u the human race, but such
are the facts, aud what Il more sur
prising, both ofthe above diseases result
nom nuglecilnB common ordinary
cold. a cough should never be neg
lected. lfit Is, every time you catch
cold you cough harder, and It sticks by
YOU longer. Billiards. Honehound
syrup Is tho hest ruinsty IN tho world
Tor Pneumon'. Bronchitis aud all
throat aud luug troubles. II you have
any throat trouble, call for BgllRrd's
Horohound syrup and take no other.
lions Cooperative Mercantile Instl.
tuition, Agents. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

WINNER. A METEOR IN TIE WEST.
ERIN FINANCIAL SKY.
Hampstead washburn Elected Mayor
OF Chicago over Cregier. the
Democratic Incumbent.
rh'rbr Courins VIA. Evidently Made
up Her Mind,

CHICAGO, April lG.-rhe stiife be-
tween Miss phWbc Couzins, secretary
Of the board u lady managers Of the
World's fair, nnh the executive com.
nlittoe Of that body has taken on new
phase When She reached her office
tlls morning rhc found II locked aud
the Janltor Informed her that he Ind
becn Instructed not 10 permit her TO
enter. Miss tDusln4 therouppn took
possession II an adj Joining ruom aud
ANNOUNCED that she would hold nos.
scsaion NJ 70 day and night until the
trouble IL settled. She continues 20
hold tue tort, and this afternoon sent
out for lunch. During the day sue re-.
ccivcl telegram from st. Louis say
iug that arrangements were being
male ior holding mass meeting ~
lhlic. 10 protest agalnli the action OF
ia, executive committee, aud u dcpu-
tation VI Chicago ladies have decided
10 make arrangements Tor SINH lar
mas meeting here.
Tho executive committee appointed
Mrs. Susan q. COOK 'nctiug secretary
Of the Worlds Fair Board ~ Lady
Managers, vice Phu1e COugius. tl-.
charged" About mtty Chicago ladies
held q meeting tonight endorsing aiits
Cuuzlns, ami rpmmitirr W.. appoint.
ci O. assist lrr M the fght. Niles
I,1uLius ''ii uIt rtmain ut the WORLDS
For hr1uqulriuns throughout the
ul.ht. She d. It'll member ~ the
- ArI ~ l.iy Manager, even though
delurrvl fron the .vc,ptary's sAnctum.
Ia ga Interview tonight sue said. "lf
uccd bc, win take h tho platform
nn nut this business Alright before the
people NJ a matter ~ national Import.
Ancr. There leuis 10 Lo "a suggestion
ol some Kind ~ iltical chlcanary bv-
MUD thU entire controversy"
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CucAGo, April i0.-ThcWall Street
story that Gould had telcgraphud
Chairman Walker that his roads had
formed their own connections 10 tho
seaboard and would therefore need his
services no longer II denied by Chair.
man Walker, who said today: ~ have
received no communication from Gould
or Huntington ON that or any other
subject"
The officials Of tho Rock Island and
Atchlson affect TO treat the matter
lightly and say they are able to take
care u themselves without the aid Of
the Gould aud Huntington Interest.
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Il Interviewed by an Associated Press
Correspondent. but Has Moth.
Ing 10 Say.
COUNT BismARcKs ELECTION
NOT A SUCCESS.
United States Minister 10 Rome,
Porter. Gels "Thrcc Months
Leave OF Absence
~ i'l'Ffaph N Nnu NhNNl
TIM ITALIAN PREMIER.
lie Has Not Vet rorm.d An, Dcaniie
opinion.

RoME, April i8.-After the adj.
Journmcnt Of tito Chamber Of Deputies
an Associated Press correspondent
called upon Marquis Ill Rudini and
asked him II u were possible for him 10
give MI opinion for publication In re-.
gard 10 the reply Of tho United States
Secretary of state, Mr.. Blaine, TO his
marquis vi Rudini) last note on tho
subject Of the New Orleans iiynchlng.
IN reply Marquis iii Ruiini said, IN
substantc, that the cablcd summaries
OF Hlalnu's reply which Ind been sent
to Rome, aud which he had seen In
the public press Of this city were too
brief and otherwise Inadequate 10 gu.
ablo him Ia form definite opinions,
much less give an opinion for publica.
ton even II he ielt Justified In
adopting the latter course Of nc.
ton. The Marquis added that he
preferred not 10 say anything further
while waiting for the recent ofthc full
text OF Blalnc's reply, except that he
was nov, aud had always been sincere.
~ DESTROYS Of n friendly solution Of the
difficulties Ut present existing bctw eon
the italian government auj tho
government Of the Unitei states
Though the fnll correspondence
given out In Washington yestcr.
day was tclcyraphed 10 LONDON by
Reuters Telegraph Company and was
Published by the English papers, only
n summary was ,clegnphci from
London. This explains the above To-.
marks Of Marquis III Itudini.
The CdptaH trdoassa. In m article
20 be published tOnJrow, will zayi
"Blainc's NOT. ~ Rudini /, Ju-lifnDly
proud and caustlc, coming NJ II dOv-
from the Hrs VI the minister VI great
people, hut H. substance Is less severe.
While affecting 10 cunc.de nothing,
Blaine really iniicaics 10 Italy thr
path she shoul follow Ia order u oh.
saI.. t..fla..
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ST. PAUL, April l6,-The report Of
the bank examiner on the affairs OF the
American building aud Loan Associs.
ton, shows that forfeited stock has
been sold by u majority OF tn. directors
10 their friends or trusted employees at
u nominal figure, that the purchasers
In sOno instances had the numerical
amount of the certificates reduced Ia
the number OF shares, 81 that no fur
thor payments would bp neccssary,a and
then borrowed from the association on
tho stock NJ reduced three-fourlhs VI
the loan tuud, enabling them thereby
10 get more money from the association
than was required 10 purchase the
stock, The Attorney.Goneral hss been
Instructed, n there Is sufficient
grounds, TO commence suit against the
company.
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TuE CmI,Aao ELECTION.
The OniciaI Canvass Practically Com.
pieted.

CHICAGO, April i5,-The official
canvass Of the election returns for
mayor was practically completed to-
day. In twenty-nlne Of the thirty.iour
wards In the city, taking the Of
cial count In these wards and
the city lhsll unofficial returns for
the remaining i've wards, the result il
plurality Of 1894 votes for Hampstead
Washburn, republican, over the demo-
cratic incumbent, Cregier.' In the
official canvass the figures In several
precincts are still subject to revision,
but II IL believed there viii be- little or
no change from the figures above
given.
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