The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-11-05

The following 10 list If the names Of
the pupils neither tardy nor absent during
the month ending Oct. 3Oih:
SECOND WARD.
Room MOL
Otto Str;e.or. Welhy Rice. Bennie
George. Ernest Carey. Harold Rice.
Gsoryi- Ottys. Thompson Hendricks,
Willie Walker. Nora Sughrue. Relia
Workman. Edna Kirkpatrick. Sarah
Plunketi. Ethel CrOmptOn. Florence
Walker. Bonnie Wrighten.
ROOM. No. :.
Clara Bader. Eta Badrr. Panic
Crompt"n. Nettie Stubs. Lulu Owens.
Eugene Rice. Clara Hart. Frank Hakala.
Lourie Schmidt. Samuel Redmond. Karl
Miller. Frank Barber. Henry Schmidt.
Fred Srr;eter. Tommy Ottys. Ray Kirk
patrick. Ralph Miller.
ROOM NO.3.
Room No. ;.
Tom Boyd, John Beal, Nelson Craw-
ford. Dick Evans. Otto Faulkner. Clyde
Hammond. Walter Streater. frankie
Haight, Grace Barber. May Chambers.
Myrtle Chambers, Mary Hakala. Lille
Hart, Matte Jackson. Minnie Runner,
Alice Stubs, I.ettie Stubs, Eta WORT
man, Elnora Workman. Hattie Plunket.
Room No. 4.
VIM. COOns, Anna Bader, Herman
wilhof, Charley Martin, Jessie Misner.
Elite Petition, Pearle Burpee, Alice
Shaw.
THIRD WARD.
Room No. l.
Earl Stafford. Willie Warren. Clarence
Rankin. Joe Bvers. Joe O'Leary. Charley
Irwin. Bert Sleeter. Ana Blakely. Minnie
Pryor. Grace Pope. Dot Henkel, Ebert
Dale. Ida Vanords,an Nellie McCarty,
May Irwin. Nellie ByerS. Lille Raglin.
May Sturm.
Room No. =.
Herman DickersOn. Myrtle Chapman,
Chrissie Robinson, Hattie jenkins. Edith
BuSSer. Ray Anthony, John Pryor. Wall
ter Carson, Clyde BavOuset. Jimmie
Saunders. Lena Berg. Ora Raglin. Emily
Sumunersby. Sallie HardeSty. Bertha Nc
Carly, Maggie Cowen. Allie Mudgett.
Room No. }.
lobe Anthony, Ida Beadle, Lizzie
Blakely. Fred Chapman. Charlie Heinz,
Ralph Mcintyre, Roy Mcintyre. Clara
Geedesob. Idell Pope. Myrtle Rose. VIM
cent Raglin. Lena Sum,nersby, Willie
Blakely. Edna Hudson. May I.aBrie.
Gertie Lahey. Frank Rankin. Buelah
Chapman. Sarah Csrothers.
Room No. 4.
N-ttie Rose. Grace Rose. Merritt Bee
son. Sallie COwen, Alma Busser, Willie
Kinnel. Nellie Chapman, Jamie Sleeter,
Grace Hale. Gertie Jordan, Villa Hughes,
George Wells Lucy Logan. Lottie Brown.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Clara Crawford, Jessie Gaddis. Emma
Hart. Maggie Hickerson. Jessie Hender-
son. Anna Martin. Hubert Avery, Andy
Bush, Clay Crawford, Nettie Jackson
John Nelson. Charlie Phillips. Don Rapp
Forest Rose. Charles States, Fred States
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL.
Bertha Rail. Oracle Rail. Alma Winta.
mutt.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. Nov. 4.-Return.
from the election come in slowly. A
the State Headquarters OF the two par.
ties IN. official information has been OBJ
tanned from probably half of the s.
counties. Chairman Hahn, of the Repub
lican committee claims the plurality q
Mckinley will be between $4,000 and 81
600, and that the general assembly vii
be 81 on joint ballot. Concerning tn
/ result he says: 1T is due to Major Nc
Kinley's magnificent canvas. the thor
ouyh discussion Of the tariff and silve
questions and the common sense of tn
Ohio people.
| uc Ic6luIc VI luC ICSuIt 10 tuC SOaA
plete drop of the Peoples Party. Thsi
; vote in the state will not exceed IL 80
while before election they claimed owe
5000.
The prohibitionists will probably loos
900 votes from last year, polling prob
ably 5000. This loss is traced to Re
t publican counties and partially accOun,
. for the gains 10 the stron2holds.
, The total vote in the state is estimate
ut As close on 200, 900 rs in the last pies
idential contest. The last general as
sembly contained in the house SO demo
Gratis and 81 Republicans. The senate
+ Il Republicans and 16 Democrats. Tn
e der the new apportionment the next as
sembly will have only 81 senators, &
which Is will be Republicans and !
Democrats. The house. 20 Republican
and 80 Democrats.