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jortty, which will doubtless finally be
found to be somewhere from 80 20 -. &c
cordlnS 10 the present compilation there
Will be ~. Democrats, l3j Republicans,
ald third party men III The next House.
WITH ii additions Vet 10 be male to com
plete the quota OF 556 members. There
were III the last House % Democrats. IS
Republicans and independents, or 352
members IN all. The result Is Il relative
gam Tor the l;cpublI"anS as compared with
III" results OF TWO Years ago.
Scvera. gentlemen from the Democratic
national head quarters Went uo To see Mr.
Cleveland at his residence. l. West Fifty
hrSt street, yesterday afternoon. 20 con-
eratulaie hlm on MS election. There were
III the party Chairman " .liam r. i!arrIty.
Don VI. Dickinson. cX-,,rGrt tary OF the
Treasury Charles lairchi.d, William {.
Whitney. {. 1. BALDWIN, Henry Nl.lard
and others. Nr. Cleveland and Mrs.
Cleveland came ont on the roTtlco. an
Mr. Cleveland made n SlCTt speech II az
acknowledgements or the congratulations OF
thTong which even aIthat lnIr had gath.
cred anout the HON" of the President elect.
IN attempt was made by news paper
correspondents at Washington 10 get from
President Harrison al cNDrcSSlun regard
ing The reSlit OF the election. nGt he could
not b. seen and his private secretary aa-
nounccd that Mr.. Harrison did not desire
10 ne quoted, al least no; Tor the present
lie following taDlc shows the probable
standing OF the electoral college:
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Milwaukee, Again Heard From.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nay. l5.-Iong
rows of charred dress goods, unrecog-
nizaDle masses of burned household
utensils and llackened rolls Of carpet
were AL that were left last night Of the
extensive stock OF T. l.. Kelly 4 co..
and another loss Of fully $1,000 has
been marked against MilWauHee's S tire
record. caused by a destructive fire
which occurred III his store Yesterday
morning. Blackened walls and ruined
entrances are the apparent evidence
Of the fire s work upon the out
side of the I-shaped building oc-
cupied by the firm, which has
a frontage on both Wisconsin Street
and Broadway, while on the inside the
structure had the appearance Of total
wreck In nearly the center OF the
store a pile of debris marks the spot
where a portion Of the roof collapsed.
The wood work throughou the entire
store has been destroyed. Water COW
ers both the first and second floors 10 a
depth of several inches.
The big stock, including large orders
of Christmas goods, which had already
arrived and were partly unpacked, Is
practically a total loss. The Insurance
amounts to $50 600.
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Railroads Declaring Dividends

New loEK, Nov. l5.-The directors
of the st. Paul x Omaha Railroad to-
dav declared a semi-annual dividend o.
3! per cent. on the preferred stock, pay
able December %. Transfer books
close December and reopen January
/. The directors of the Chicago q
North Western Railroad met to-day
and declared quarterly dividend OF ! !
per cent. on the preferred stock and a
semi animal dividend OF , per cent. on
common stock, payable December ..
Books close November = and reopen
}. n .r,it.-
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\ kentucky Protest.

CiRAY>or, ky., Nov. 1.-THE citizens
IF irayson were reminded OF war times
to-day when more than 500 men entered
the town and rode through the prln-
cipal streets. followed by nearly an
eGual number on foot. Ii was caused hy
the railroad fax. Collector Brown Lau
levied Upon some land and had aaNer-
Iised il for sale. and the citizens OF the
.rnuntv Ind risen TO oppose the sale. \
committee waited upon Brown, and he
wos induced 10 forego the sale, after
which the citizens retired in an orderly
manner 10 their homes. This settles
the railroad tax question IN carter
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
I. glsh Delegates 20 Commit Themselves
to No Policy.

LoNpoN, Nov. i3.-NO programme yet
exists for the international monetary
conference which will open at
Brussels, November 22. When the
delegates meet the proceedings
Will be opened ty one of the Belgian
representatives inviting the American
delegates to state the proposals they
desire to have discussed. These
presented. committee wall be
appointed to prepare definite agenda.
Ihe instructions OF sir William Yer
non IIarcourt chancellor Of the
excheqaer, to the English delegates,
are that they are to treat the confer
enee as purely deliberative body
without power 10 commit the govern
lI.uts represented TO ANYTHING.
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TROUBLE AT HOMESTEAD
Strikers and Negroes Engage in Liysly
Battle.

Battle.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. l4.-Tbraa
union men named McFadden. Jonas
ana iritchard are probably fatally in
Jured as result of street row. The
three White men We're WALKING sIon,
tho street when they met three colored
men. one o. the strikers said SOMA.
inlng 10 them and the negroes re-.
EeG, WhereupOn the striker knocked
one OF them down. One of the, c,lore1
men. drew revolver and commenced
blazing away into the crowd thst hs,,
collected. The colcred men then sta,fs
Ell on q run for their home. pursued hy
hoWlng mob. When The negroes
reached Their house they barred the
doors: The hoass was surrounded bv q
eroWi OF inurlated strikers and every
MiHdoW III the house smashed. There
were cries of Hang them,h and but foF
the timely arrival Of the sheriff and nd
MS deputies, who marched them
to jail, tie colored men would
nave been roughly handled Abou.
My coiored men, living at the other
END of the CITY, started towards the iail
10 rescue their teiioHmen. but were
qnleted by the sheriff. Numerous pef-
sons We're injured f}v stones thrown al
the negroes during the chase. The
three strikers were arrested and will be
held for trial.
quiet r9igned at noon to-day, but the
feeling against the non-unionists
4, becoming so bitter that further
b!oodshed is feared The strikers
attacked two men as they were
on their way to the mill tins
morning, but the deputies interfered
ana arrested two of the of tie sssail-
ants, and they ere now in jail Their
names are +. Wall and John Condon.
Sheriff McCiarv is again Oh the ground,
anc i necessary vii! increase his force
10 maintain order.
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Gov. FIfer VIII Not Interfere.

SrRIyGFlEID, H., Nov. l5.-Regard-
ing the published statement that lie
would, on Thanksgiving nay, pardon
Oscar Neebe, the Eiaymarkct Anar-
chist. Gov. Fiter SAYS lie vii! not inter
fere at all az long as the presiding Judge
and prosecuting attorney refu>c 10 sign
the petltion for the pardon.
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s,eeper Eovr an tnnanNment

GRAFTON. W Va, Eov. i5.-Iue ChIca-
SO express on TIE Baltimore i ONO. west
bound. VAS wrecked near this place about
tS0thts mcrnir-. here was 70 loss o.
life. Tie rao Pullman steering cars at
t8ghea - tn tE7-E HeIe DANA Led. Cle
--e dow s.u =. 5a,..t.g,eLit ,-.lI ;r......- =
ever IL IS side. Inc acy-,iSlt H.;S @auS=J
gY t.e breaking q ,ae spice bag. =, s1H ...g
fEs entire train 20 !eaFe 1He :iaak.
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CLEVELAND. T.. Nov. i3.-ihe differ
cnceS between the telegraph operators
on the New YORK. PENNSYLVANIA u
Ohio Road and the company have
been settled. The operators demanded
higher wages, and submitted scale o. sal
ares which made the minimum monthiE
stIpend >5U instead OF 50. The company
issued a circular slightly advancing the
wages. Tie operators row accept tins
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n,,S A MONTH AT SEA.

Steamship hnsiano ARRIVES III
a'rdae Nm YORK.
.r Nov. 1.-THE steamship
s-a oftEe National Line, steamed
Eaaa', ,sra,tine this forenoon. after
toen 4 month in making the
80 .ro,a London. Thirteen days
ss.s'-s M the vessel .ay in mid-ocean
ned machinery, completely at
~ # v .nl and wave. The lat
Il :, i oetohc- and the first two
I'LL ZaverIaer were remarkable for
;y If the storms that swept
f'.s ',a.,. and tie Eng and faced
a..'- w. Jill, receiving terrific
Tss II. III. .-ar ihr bi!!oWs.
7a'as .so,a.rfp arrived at quarantine
n MI. ~ae became disabled on
il ghen thirteen DAYS out,
.tf,ess -.,,ary Ii s6r'a way breaking
II -1' n if.u ,ine she was in
saa.t ard longitude %: 40.
s..seers at oHce endcavO!ed
u Is t7e necessary repairs, but
= @r,nJ tHlt this could not
'.s efti for 3 loP-y time. In the
,ho -a,r Gas drifting at the
-sal tap -rs.. and :or thirteen DAYS
=, .a.sea and bptieted about.
a.t the engineers managed to
.5-Iy repair the damage 10 the
sry 50 that she could proceed
; nader a very slow head Of
g.. >ap resumed her course at .i5
5geaher ;.
rr-.sai left London on October
81. s.rera cargo. she carried a
taclity-s.E men, and had on
.r4 passengers. She is slow
nm en! a.raiiy makes the trip
.nd9a To New York in from
.' .r n fsecn 9ars. The first re-
..,-.psyra here at tine England was
.5 III. III by the steamship
,.. ....,sr.a. >he reported having
- .s, England on Novem-
arG l,l.yrre,i that al was
J. IT'LL lad not si-naled. AS the
rs-e Es tie agents became anx=
u rl we're orrrT.u with inquiries.
". pr.li cn!v glre the sterutyped
.1-r mere IS TO cunse for appre=
M. she soy boat" 5" On Sat
ss, 4 dGs;,at. i was received from
.,sr,, j! lie Wilson Line in Boston,
.4s nat tte steamship Francisco
$. .l,s,st tie England on November
niles a't, ana that although |
!. s.f was pra e'i.i.- slowly, under
.s <bp rpr"efed All we'll .
y...trlg Ia Bourgogne Of the |
..4 ne, reported sighting the In |
sfF mi.e.otf dontauk Point, and |
81 tai. aIarn.aE he report came from |
Ea That the overdue steamer |
,ara le t"tt Sandv Hook al 20 |
.a.k three hours to steam a |
n.aINe miles - quarantine. |
t.e National Line sent |
,ae trim bet Hp to her pier.
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na,,enberp Get. a sol. Snap.

LONDON, Nov. b Prince Louis Of
Battenberg, commander IN the royal
navv. has been appointed naval adviser
10 tie inspector-general of fort works
TIE post. which il a sinecure, VIII add
i, 600 yearly TO his income. His ap-
pointment Ras due to the Queen.
Prince Louis desires again to command
sea-coing ship. He has begged Oft
from the appointm ent TO command the
royal vackt which Was offered to him.
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An Arrested immigrant

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Coi. Webber TO,
dav received information that des-
nerate Irish criminal is on his way TO
this country, sent here by the British
authorities. His name IL William
Nacle and he was undergoing twenty
wear sentence in Dublin penltenuary.
The government, II Is SAID, paraoned
Nacle on condition that he JON his
brother IL this country. They gave the
convict sufficient money 10 come mere.
NarIe will be stopped and returned 70
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WILL FINE MRS. DEACON.


VIII b Ordered to Pay 1,Ooo oaIty L n
til Her Daughter Is Produced.
PARIS, Nov. lit is expected that
the court to which Mrs. Deacon has ap-
pcaled, from the decision of the tri-
bunai Of the Seine, that she has no
right 10 sue her husband fer d di-
r0rce, and ordering that Mr..
Deacon have the custody Of tie
children, viii confirm the acton Of the
lower court. II is likely tnat the case
will he heard Wednesday. Mr., lea-
cons lawyer will ask the court to i'm
pose fine of 1000 francs daily upon
Mrs. Deacon until she produces her
daughter, whom she abducted from &
convent
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NATURAL GAS IN CHICAGO.
Tiped to the City irom Indiana, Dis
tance of $50 Miles.

CnIc>Go, H., Nov. l5.-After many
DELAYS and vexatious changes of pro-
gramme, natural gas, from the Trenton
Rock bed, in Indiana. 80 miles away,
began to-day rushing through the net
work OF pipes with which Chicago has
recently been undermined. a couple
of brawnv workmen gave the big valve
wheel at Fortieth Street lively whirl
or two, and the thing was done. There
was no ceremony.
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JEALOUSY COSTS THREE LIVES.
A Young Enclishm.,n Kills a Cir, Her


IoNDoN, Nov. 1.-THE little village OF
Petertayey, in Deyonshire, was vester-
day thrown into a state of excitement
by the crime Of Tilted lover. William
Williams fell in love some time ago
With Emily Dodge, tie daughter Of a
farmer. HIS love was rot reciprocated,
however, another Young man named
William Rowe having found favor with
with the girl. Yesterday nearly all
the villagers attended divine ser
vice III the parish church. Williams
Wa7 present as were also Miss
Dodge and Rowe. When the services
were over Rowe and Miss Dodge start
ed 20 walk together 10 the Iatter's home
They were oyertakcn bv Williams, no
without work drew a revolver and
fired two shots at Miss DoiiEc, who fell
deed in the road Williams then fired
two shots at Rowe, both Of which took
ELECT. The noise Of the Shots attracted
other persons - the spot. They found
Rove dying by the side of his dead
sweetheart, while on,E few :eet from
then: was Il .liiums with bullet ia lr
i,r
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STOLE S35,0JO In CASH.
Robbers Make Rich Haul in d Cape May
Residence.

Residence.
SEA Isle CITY, n. j., Nov. 1.-THE
whole county Of Cape May is greatly ex-
cited over the robbery of the residence
Of Capt. Elijah Wheaton, at Tuckahoo,
some t.G2e during the early part o
the week. The amount taken v&s
s33,CC0 III cash. Capt. Wheaton and
his family lett home last Tuesday
for a short visit with friends, and uEon
their return discovered that money 10
the amount Of $50 900, which had been
kept III a bureau drawer, was missing
Other sums oimoney III the house were
left untouched, the thief evidently be
ing satisfied with his first haul. Mem
bers OF the family believe that the
robbery was committed by someone
thoroughly acquainted with the resi-
dence and tie HABITS and movements
of the inmates.
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ST., 600 for Union Seminary

NEW GoEE, NOV. l5.-I mon Theolor-
ical Seminary has Just been presented
with Sl1J, 900. The gift was made with
ont conditions, and Is to be used 10 COM
plete the endowment Of the seven pro-
1essGrehips in the seminary The don-
ors are John Crosby Brown, y. l..
Dodge. y. Willis and Morris \. .iessup.
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JUICE MERRiMAN DEAD.
Ex-Uajted States Senator and a Noted
SDutherl Imr.St.

Southern Jur.st.
RALEIGH, :. c., Nov. 14-Chief jus
tice Augustus :. Merriman died at his
home here this morning, OF diabetes,
after several months o. Illness.
He was born September u, 1881, il
what vas then part Of Dun-
Combe County. lie served III
the state legislature, and WAS in the
state militia service during the Gtet
months 0! he war. Then le bccan4e so-
licitor aud later Judge, resigning IN >t15.
He came here and practiced law IN l>112;
was elected United States senator in
1883; was appointed associate justice,
and two years ago was appointed and
elected chief justice. He sIl be given
a state funeral.
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NEW MINISTER TO ITALY.

William Potter. Of Pennsylvania, Has Been
Named.
WAsHINGToN, y. c., Nov. 15.-The
President has appointea William Pot
ter, Of Pennsylvania, to be minister to
Italy; y. Thompson, of Oregon, 10 be
minister to Turkey. and Edward G.
Little, OF Kansas, to be agent and con-
10 Cniro. EgNnt.
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SIX NEW SHIPS OF WAR.
New Vessels to Be added to the FEEDER.
T.

81 IVY.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Navy De-
partment has decided to place six YES
sells of the navy in commission. Or
ders to this effect have lust
been received at the various naval
stations and early in December will
see the fisrt OF them flying q
COMMISSION remnant Tie six vessels
are the gunbuat MachIas, the Naval
Academy practice ship bancroft, the
sister cruisers Detroit and Montgomery,
tne coast defense battleship Monterey,
and the big armored cruiser New York.
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brakeman Shot by a Tramp.

SYRACUSE, y. y, Nov. l!.-WIills
Munro. brakeman on the New YORK
Central. was shot by an unknown tramp
at LYONS last evening. Munro was looh-
ing his train over AT the time, when his as
sallant fired at him from ambush. lntilctIng
probable fatal wounds IN the head. Nun
70 has VII. and three CLitdLen.
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COLLISION AT A JUNCTION..
Ono Goy Killed and Two Men Injured in
BuffslO.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Nov. l5.-one life
was lost and two persons were seriously
injured by the collision on the crossing
of the Nickel Plate and Delaware,
Iqckawanna x Western road yard. Il
was caused by the apparent careiessness
of a switchman John Connolly, aged
IL was instantly killed. John O'Connell
wfs so badly injured that his death ls
ONLY q matter Of time Daniel Williams
a Delaware & Lackawanna engineer,
wa, badly hurt about the back.
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>orE Has a New Deficit.

%rw YorE. Nov. 1.-THE Columbian
celebration executive committee met ID
the mavor's office to-day and received
fht report OF the auditing committee.
r. SbnUa,l . deficit OF s3s.53t.
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arcn,tectural Iron Failure.

CHICAGO. H.. Nav. 15.-Sandstrom &
Cos architectural ron foundry vas taken
oossesslon or BY the sherir to-das CT coE-
lessons ot judgment agg ts-at.-- - 80,
and gwen Tor m2tei!ai purchased. Inc
liabilities sTs mpeh y thets5 y NiF
assets.
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,,I,nu .yeweiry Failure.

c,-rrrAxp. O. Nov. i5.-J. c. Conrad.
ts Wholesale EVERY bus ness under
tne d D''.'S' .j,,srlcI street made an assignment
~ "a ~ I-riah f. S.gleI, TIE assets
ss s5s 40 aud the liabilities $4,000.
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Holm Hoey Dead.

New YORK. Nov. I4.-John Hoey, for
many wears president of the Adams
~ Txnfess Company, and founder OF
HFiooiilvwood, Fio ct Long Branch, who has
been living i'll at pelmonico's for several
weeLs died at IL O'Clock tonight.
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FIRE SWEPT The TOWN.
WINSTON, N. C., Visited By Co, ,gration
Causing S3T0 G0n Iocc

f'''''o"' w. l., VISITED by Go, fl grafton
Causing $4,000 Loss.
WESTON, \. c., Nov. 1.-THE min.
eiFai business block of this place was
turned iast night, also a large tobacco
warehouse ana Il leaf tobacco fac
'ory. The total loss is estimated
At 952G,tO The Insurance is $3.50. 900.
lie fire started about midnight in
"foWh's drug store, AMI spread rapidly
the ltaines building. the Vaughan
'Ui!dlng and the huilIing OF the First
->";!"nai Bank. The firms burned out
ic'nde Caldwell! 4 kupp, Vaughan 4
lc1r"r. hoSephachcr 4 Bro. i. kad-
Zen, ). +. Allen, together with the Of
aces .! L. q. Dun 4 Co., Watson 4
buxton, Jones 4 Eerner, DR..
Thomas ani the rooms of the
lWln tity Cla.h. Willie the big
are Was n progress an iucendiary FIRE
VAS d'-"ovcicd near tie Richmond 4
Danvt---: passe niger depot, AID Abbott
x Jones tobacco warehouse was burned.
witt! eleven houses; also D. j. Shep-
haFd leaf tobacco factory, and some
negro Slant eG
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CHOLERA AT MONTREAL.

Five Cases Reported to Be on the At
laniic steamer Circassian.
MONTREAL, Que, Nov. lit IS re-
rorted that there are five cases Of choI-
era on board the Allan steamship Circas-
sian, now off Father Point, and that or
ders have been given u stop tier at the
t;rt,sze Island quarantine
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DRIVEN OFF WITH A GUN.
s.. raul Trenk-iayers a. Dubuque Pre-
veEted from Laying STur.

vented from Laying a STur.
DCEUQUE, Ia, Nov. l2.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee x St Paul Hallway Com
pIny undertook 10 lay spur track on
strip of ground they claim, which is also
claimed by the city. DR.. Dee, OF the
basket factory, who occupies the ground
under the city, put up a fence, and with
n gun drove the railroad people off.
superintendent Stapleton, OF the road,
viii send an armed force to lay the
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II: Blow n 10 FRAGMENTS.


F af a Locomotive 20 Ter
n al.ly Road.
p, ~ IL mo,. u.
I'o7. W
e . n 9h ti.e Philadelphia
Ia3 iarat et : O'Clock this
.-st fat.o. - roseirc y short
- ,a-,4 ar .,.In,,ll;iu Haven
= - -
T--Ha ser p iH2Sni engine NO to1
.n a.n- tive men and probably
s a ether. The killed are:
taS, engineer of JG3,
VIE; .@arcs Il Tls".
y atf itichan "a 35j, Port
!. s. tt"h.ld.
s1 - ts Z" Hl%lneeI o'' il!S
''''' -','' . d WIG
sr,t; cnodnctor of Port
a.,.5 h ..hi,,irrr
lsr H4e ClWnyy,s fireman
...as4,.,yn 1ft.bacl I,obhino of
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PICK AND CLtVsLAND WIN.

The National III: ction of Four Years Ago
Re Reversed-Cleyela and Stevenson
Hil BE Our Next Presiden, and Vice.
President-New York, Connecticut,
Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin In the
Democratic Column-Comple1io of
the Next Congress.
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THREE DAYS AFTER.

OIdI I..........-. 81, uUU 10
'Somew hat doubtful.
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for c0ugressmen. made M from teiegTam5
received. give the Democrats majority
over the EepubiIcaus ID the next House OF
-. and over both Republicans and ;hIrd
rarty!tes Of 50. w.lh eleven districts put -
the doubtfaI column. the returns as yet.
OF course. are very ylnG0nP.ete an@ changes
Will haye to be made IN Eae figures O. edcl
side, as the later reports MI possibly
show the defeat ct ! GuEDeT 0. con
cressutea nov sara - le r.ected. -
figures, however, clearly indicate tAat tie
next House O. Representatives viii De
Democratic by / gocd: large, WORKING Ca
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-22
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Special Meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen.

A special meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen was held at 4.30 p.
m. Yesterday. In the absence of the
Mayor, Chairman Stevens presided.
Absent, Aldermen Tolman and joss
elyn.
This business was transacted:
An insane person was ordered to be
committed to the Insane Asylum.
Petition of Wade and Coughlin to be
licensed as victuallers was granted, sub
ject to the usual condition.
Petition of Martin S. O'Hare for license
to keep billiard hall Granted, sub
ject to approval of City Marshal.
Petition of II. Greenberg for license as
victualler, granted, subject to the usual
conditions.
Petition of Weston Wheeler for license
as vietualler, granted, subject to usual
conditions.
Petition of Ammi Whitney for per-
mission to erect a building at No. 2l3
Federal street for horse shed. Laid on
table.
Petition of Shaw, Cooling & Co. for
permission to erect a building on Silver
street to be used for coal bin. Referred
with power.
Petition of Morrill, & Ross for per
mission to erect an addition, rear OF 7O9
Congress street, to their private stable.
Referred with power.
Petition of Ell. J. Weber for permiss ion
to erect addition to his dwelling, 4S
Brackett street. Granted.
Order for sewer on Huntress street
was passed.