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Evening journal., 1892-11-11
A Maverick Bank Echo.

IBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.l
BOsToE, Mass, Nov 1i.-Judge Put
nam, of the United States Circuit Court,
has ordered a rehearing in the indict-
ment of Asa p Potter, ex-president Of
the Maverick National Bank. The in.
dictment charges Potter with making
false entries in a report to the comptrol-
Ter of the currency, and also with making
false entries on the books The report
was attested by Potter as director and
not as president
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
A Rumorea ReadInr peaI.

ny Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The next
Reading deal is said to be already in
sight, and involves the purchase Of
controlling interest in b. & o. The
voting trust established when Mr.. Bacon
purchased the city OF Baltimore holdings
will soon expire, and Reading people are
reported TO be picking up the receipts
President Mcleod, OF the Philadelphia
and Reauing. is in New York and it is
impossible to get a confirmation Of the
rumOr
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Horr nInr snccccd nIIlIa.

AUSTIN, Nov. H.-Cleveland's majority
is greatly reduced from four years ago
There has been much swapping because Of
local and state elections, and the Hogg
men scratched Cleveland extensively. IL
is said that Hogg, If the legislature is with
him, will go to the United States senate in
place Of Roger O. Mills. Mills has alien
ated the Clark men by declaring for
Hogg, but has not won over Hogg's sup
porters, because he left the state when
Hogg wanted and needed help.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Killed on the Rail-.

IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
MADISON, Wis, Nov. ia severe
wreck occurred on the Wisconsin road a
few miles from Chippewa Falls yesterday
between the stations of Colfsx and
Summit. A special and a regular freight
came into collision smashing the engines
of both trains and several freight cars.
William Witzig, fireman, was crushed
and almost instantly killed. A brake
man was also severely injured
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
A DisorderIy soldier Killed.
IBy Telegraph to tho Evening Journal

ToReETo, ONT. November 18th. Last
night William Ticknor and William
Wheeler, members Of a Canadian regi-
ment of infantry, stationed here, were
acting in a disorderly manner on the
street. When demonstrated with by
Constable Campbell they attacked him
and were beating him when Campbell
drew his revolver and shot Ticknor
in the breast, inficting wound
which caused death soon after. Ticknor
is an Englishman lately from London,
and has no relatives in America.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Columbus street railway strike Settled,

by Telegraph 20 the Evening Journal.l
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 11.-At 3 o'clock
this morning the strike of the street
railway employees was settled amicably.
After several propositions both by the
company and employees, all Of which
were rejected, it was agreed by both
parties that Mayor Karb should be sole
arbitrator of the trouble, and pending
his investigation, the men were to re-
turn to work. The cars are running as
usual this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
The Vote In cnIIfornIn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-About two
thirds of the vote Of California gives Har-
rison, g7,s69; Cleveland, 99,63s; Weaver,
1885. The indications now are that the
state will give Cleveland a plurality Of
about 5000. The legislature returns still
indicate a small majority for the Demo
Gratis on joint ballot.
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onnr WIN no Re-elected.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 11.-Senator Quay
went to Washington fully satisfied that a
majority Of the members Of the next legis-
lature would favor his reelection TO the
senate. Before he left Philadelphia he had
heard from nearly every representative aud
senator in every district in the state, and
he announced that he was very well pleased
with the result
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
THE IRON HALL MONEY,
Delaware Certificate Holders to Get Less
Than Twenty Per Cent.

The time has passed for the certificate
holders Of Iron Hall TO put in an answer
to the bill of complaint in the case now
pending in chancery. Frank ID. Carpen-
ter, receiver, will, in few days,
wind up the aifasrs Of the concern in this
state according to the decree and direc-
tions Of the chancellor, the bill having
been taken pro confesso.
The certificate holders will receive
something less than 20 per cent. Of the
amount paid in.
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May Arrest Tom Platt and Dave Martin.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal
NEw YORK, Nov. ia special to the
Horald from Troy, N. Y, ssys: Thomas
c. Platt, of New York, and David Martin,
of Pennsylvania, may be arrested and
tried on charge of conspiring to pre-
vent Democrats from voting. A number
of local Republican leaders, including
Representative Quackenbush, Archie
Ashton, FE Bonsteel and zeph 7. Magill
are said to be implicated.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
BARRED OUT WITH GUNS
A New York Schooner Driven
From a Brazilian Port.
MISTAKEN FOR A PEST SHIP.
A ship From New York Is Forbidden
Entry Into the Port of Para Because She
Came From Supposed Cholera Port.
No Communication Allowed.
[By Telegraph to the Evening Journai.l

[By Telegraph to the Evening Journall
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE schooner
Anna r. Bishop, Captain Rulon, which
left New York September 10, lumber
laden and bound to Para, Brazil. re-
turned this morning. Captain Rulon
says he arrived at Para October l2 and
was signalled not TO enter the harbor
He anchored near Atelia lighthouse and
waited five days. No attention was paid
TO his signals. He then concluded TO
sail up the river but was met by a
Brazilian man of war and ordered TO re-
turn TO New York.
No opportunity was given to speak to
any person, nor was he allowed TO approach
any nearer than TO be able to distinguish
signals No boat or vessel was permit
ted 20 60 TO the leeward OF the schooner,
because she came from New York where
cholera was supposed to exist. The cap
tain proceeded with his vessel TO this
port. He had on board a clean bill Of
health from the Brazilian consul at New
York which he was unable TO present.
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IN PLACE OF THEIcHRIsTlANA.
A Contract for New Propeller Placed
with Enoch Moore & Sons.

with Enoch Moore & Sons.
A boat to take the place Of the Chris
tina, which Was burned of Pennsgrove,
n. j.. will shortly be placed on the river.
The Wilmington and New Jersey Ferry
Company which owned and ran the
Christina, has contracted for the build
ing of this boat with Enoch Moore n
Sons OF this city. The vessel will run
between King street wharf, this city, and
Pennsgrove.
The dimensions of the boat arc ll5 feet
long, % feet beam and feet depth Of
hold. The machinery saved from the
burned vessel will be used in the new
propeller. The vessel is expected TO be
completed and in running by January
lst
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
West virginia Democratic.

WHEELING, Nov 1.-THE returns from
over three-fourths Of the state show that
the Democrats will have between 5000 and
1900 majority. The Democrats will have
a majority of at least fifteen in the legisla-
ture on joint ballot insuring the return TO
the United States senate of c. J. Faulk-
ner. The full Democratic congressional
delegation are elected.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11

john W. Causey ran ahead OF his
ticket for congress and Cyrus Ward was
cut over fifty votes for county treasurer.
There were no contests.
The prohibitionists did not get vote
in Dagsboro hundred. After the count
Senator Gray and Congressman Causey
The victory will be celebrated one day
next week.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
pid Someone walk Overboards

Coroner Sparks was informed late last
night that man had fallen overheard,
into the Christiana creek, from the Bal
timore and Ohio wharf at foot OF Shipley
street. Joseph Robinson, Of 9O5 Spruce
street heard a splash and some one call
ing for help while passing over Market
street bridge but could see no one. The
coroner had no further information con-
cerning the mystery this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Important to New York Electors.

ALBANY, Nov IL. Attorney General
Rosendale has given an affirmative answer
70 a query Of Secretary Of State Rice as to
whether candidates for electors Of president
should file an itemized statement Of their
election expenses within ten days after
election.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Rusk's Explanation.

CHICAGO, Nov 11-Secretary jeremiah
NJ. Rusk was at the Grand Pacific today
eve are cleaned out-that's all there is
about it" said he, referring to Tuesday.
'In my opinion the tariff was the whole
and sole cause Of il; and then the Home
stead affair made the laboring class dis
contantpd %
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To Go To a jury.

The cavaetors in the Carpenter will
case have made application for an issue
to be framed by Register Of Wills Cooch.
to 60 to jury. Counsel upon the other
side have consented. The application
being granted the whole thing will now
be inflicted upon twelve American
citizens.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
APostmaster Kills KimscIf.

IBy Telegraph TO the Evening JournaLl
HOPE, Kas., Nov. lis. N. Teats, the
postmaster here. committed suicide yes
terday in the post Office by shooting him
self in the head with revolver. He
was financially embarrassed and feared
losing his place under the Democratic
administration.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
An ArchbIshop's sllver Jubilee.

IBy Telegraph 20 the Evening JournaLl
TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 1l.-Archbishop
Walsh of this city yesterday celebrated
the silver jubilee of his ordination and
the golden jubilee of the Roman Catholic
diocese of Toronto. There was a great
gathering of clergy from all parts Of the
province. The archbishop was presented
with addresses and complete set Of
Episcopal vestments.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
aIar change Iis Name 70 cIereIand.

CALDWELL, n. j., Nov. 1l.-This little
town, in which Grover Cleveland was born,
gave him majority of 32 over Harrison.
1t was at first reported that it went the
other way, and Democrats there are indig-
nant about the circulation Of the rumor
They now propose TO change the name Of
the place 20 Cleveland, and il is just posi-
BILE that they win succeed in doing so
through the agency Of the Democratic ma
iority in the senate and assembly.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
An Anarchist Paper Seized.

tBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journall
LONDON, Nov. ia despatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Berlin
says that the police Of that city have
seized the first number Of an anarchist
paper entitled "Arbeiter Zeitung.' Five
thousand copies which had beea printed
we're coniiscated. The publishers house
was searched and the plates from which
the paper had been printed were destroy
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Indlana's Returns.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 11.-Returns from
all the state are coming in slowly. The
unofficial returns show a steady Demo
cratic gain over the vote Of 1883. Clevc-
lands majority in the state, it is conceded
by Republicans, will not be less than 5000
and probably more. The congressional
delegation will be Democratic by good
majority.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
South DaIrota Republionn.

YAEKToN, Nov. lotto NJ. Peemiller,
chairman of the Democratic state commit
tee, today gave up hope that South Dakota
would go for Weaver, and acknowledged
everything in the state Republican, even to
the legislature
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Grnnite rrouhle. settIed.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall
CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. 1.-The gran
ite troubles at Conway. where the Maine
& New Hampshire Granite company IS
cutting stone for the new State Library
building here have been settled.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
RuaseII,s PIuraIItv n 1.o37.

J BOSTON, Nov. ia careful revision of
the press returns Of the vote for governor
in Massachusetts, was made, and the result
shows that Russell has plurality Of 1887.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
A PoIieeman,s MysterIous Death.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall
New YORK, Nov. 11.-Policeman Isaac
B. Coleman. % years old, attached to the
Nineteenth Precinct was found dead this
morning on the west side of Seventh
avenue near Thivty-ninth street with
bullet wound back of the right ear.
Coleman is supposed to have committed
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
FusionIsts Carry North Dakota.

GRAND FORKS, n D., Nov. 11.-Later
returns, mostly official, give Shortlidge
Fusion candidate for governor, 1880
majority. and the rest Of the Fusion
state ticket and Weaver electors slightly
less.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11

The canvass only took from noon to
$40 m. There were no contests. The
Prohibition vote ranged from 90 to 101.
The Sussex PIuralities.
The official canvass of the Sussex vote
was not attended by the large crowd of
former years. The bad weather kept the
people at home. 1t took three hours and
a-half to complete the canvass. The
Democratic pluralities were as follows
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
Some Figures from Maine.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 11.-Three hundred and
ninety-one towns in this state give Harri-
son s., 2,224, Cleveland 3S,7lS.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11
1s.OsO 1s.b5!
Causey's plurality

AIajorities in New Castle County.
The following are the totals Of the vote
for various officers in this county, in
cluding Wilmington:
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John E. Taylor, r. 1,343
Henry NJ. Silver, p. .. II
FIFTH DISTRICT.
st. Georges, Appo1uinimink. Blackbird.
IA.

Vote. Plurality.
William A. Scott, D. 1882 222
John w. Jolls, r. .. $40
Alexander Deakyne. p. 81
Ohiciai Kent Piuralities.
Evening journal., 1892-11-11

The official vote for Presidential cleo
tors in this state is:
Evening journal., 1892-11-11

Cleveland's plurality 5O4
The vote for congressman in the state
Fn1loru1.
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Personally conducted excursions every
Wednesday,, with tourist car TO Boston
GEORGE W. RAILTON, Agent, 1904 Fourth
street, Sacramento. MWF
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Association. Handsome and valuable
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S to Y street to twenty feet on top. Esti-
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bottle OF S0ZODONT
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d. O. MILLS.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29

40 Voters will receive ballot from ballot
...a e.rr.ng the polling place, and giving his
VA residence None other can be used. Upon
r.ar a.I9. r9lre alone to a booth or compart-
rr.re s5ae ballot. ballot clerk may IN
]. u the proper manner of marking ballot,
sou indicate in any manner
.r !. son wish to vote for all the candi-
my party, make a cross mark, X,
n. a.uion printed at the top OF the
sIrs Ill Il tor that purpose thus:
I.r cle Republican candidates.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29
How Ballot to Be Marked.

- ga receipt Of his ballot the elector shall
s.aa leaving the polling place, retire
'e hoaths or compartments provided to
e a.os IIe shall prepare the same by mark
II lead q the ticket he wishes to vote for, or
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29

II marked an having no other mark, viii be
u t5r all d tie candidates of that party in the
"a underneath unless the names of some of the
.I.as o tie party have been erased and will be
INIT ar Est. names written in lieu Of one erased or
i ov.r 4 printed name. If you wish to vote for
lie candidates Of different political parties, erase
.4.. /. the candidate you do not desire to vote for
cross mark. y after the name Of each candi-
l.-tre u vote for. If you wish to vote for per-
certain office whose name IS not on the ballot
.-- esster, the name, in the blank space
..a.ai name Of the candidates for the office,
o, u. II the square at the right of
a mark zoar ballot in any other way.
.. vau aalo, return it to the ballot clerk and
cannot get more than three in all, Five
allowed III booth to mark ballot. Unofi-
.sormmorandum, to assist the voter in mark
alot. can be taken INTO the booth and may be
.r from 10 not show any one how YOU have
~ N.lE Haas. After marking ballot, told 1t SO that
.e.nnot IL seen, but so that the printed indorse
s..l gmture, q the ballot clerks on outside may
Then pass out Of booth, give your name to the
Charge u the ballot box, hand him your
placed III box, and pass out of the voting place
aIo d,c.args 10 presiding officer that he is unable
q ,hat reason of physical disability he is I'M
a.a III. ballot, can have assistance Of one or two
.a.e., III marking same to be chosen By the voter
u Ballots not provided by the respective
s on erks according to this act, shall not be
e..tntei any election, except as herein provided
... ... Eer may write or paste upon his ballot the
~. person for whom he desires to vote for any
place or 50 designated as to indicate the
4. @ vote shall be counted the same as If
.o ballot and marked by the voter; and
~. als with him into the polling place any
memorandum or paper to assist him IN
PREPARING his ballot, except as hereinafter
-.ati fall ballot the same manner as the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-29
Chap TER 379, LAWS OF 1891.
Information 20 Voters.

TO IOt
against the of the person persons he wishes
vote for, mark thus X case of ballot con-
tanning constitutional amendment question sub
mltted to vote of the people, by marking in the appro-
pirate margin place a mark other symbol
herein provided under against the which he
desires to give his He may copy unofficial
sample ballot, which he may choose to mark or have
marked in advance of having entered the polling place,
but he shall not be at liberty to bring
into the polling place any unofficial sample ballot
printed upon paper of the color quality
required to be used for printing of ballots under the
provisions of this act the general election laws Of
this state. After preparing his ballots the elecor
shall fold each Of them that the face Of the ballot will
be concealed, and that the printed endorsement and
the signatures initials of the ballot clerks thereon may
be He shall then VOTE forthwith, and before leav-
ing the polling place (2.
delivering ballot ballot
n charge.
compartment
ballot.
Voter take i'm obooth compartment
unofficial ballot colored which he
had marked in advance to aid him in marking ballot
ballot.
Any declares presiding election
read that by blindness other
disability he unable mark his ballot, shall be informed
assistance either Of the clerks
or marking
he desires
Voting Entire Party Ticket BY One Mark.
SECTION a. Any elecor may mark cross as above
described in the space under party designation printed
at the head of the ballot. If marked substantially:
Republican Party.
Such ballot marked shall be counted for all of the
nominees of the party whose and designations ap-
pear ballot in that column unless the shall have
erased some name in the column marked against the
same the of a candidate in other column,
written in o. pasted name in which the
name written pasted marked in another col
umn counted the voted for the particular
office.
Manner Of Voting.
SECTION % Not than person shall be per-
mted to occupy any shelf compartment at
time and he for longer than five minutes provided
the other shelves compartments occupied shall
be the duty the presiding election officer for the time
being to require the observance of this provision.
SECTION % ANY who shall by accident mis-
take spoil or enormously prepare his ballot, may,
returning the same receive another; but no voter shall
receive TO exceed three ballots in all
yotermus return spoiled another.
Assistance To Voters Unable To Mark Their
Own Ballots.
SECTION 81. Any voter who declares to the presiding
election officer that he and cannot read CD
that by blindness other physical disability he is unable
70 mark his ballot shall be informed that he have the
assistance of either inspectors clerks or ballot clerks to