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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THE Clpu9y ~ RoOpPoLE COUNTY.
FROM The D0tr0ll Trlbunc.


II was the young orators first the stump,
ana he WA filed Win anxiety rs 10 the impression he
Vas creating Therefore. when he well started on
his way TO III the next cngagomcnt-at town twenty
Two miles of ia" rnlroadhe asked Of the driver, who
Ind been hired by the local committee:
What did the people think OF my remarks last
night"
Whut did yc say" was the rather noncommtnl
response.
WHY my speech at the hail, yon know, on the
tariff and all that. How did they take II What did
they say ,! 1890
Look here be You that pcfquuh fcller from the
city"
The Young orator admitted that he was.
An You're the duck thet got all them fcllcrs Z
cheering HE mad fer Mckinley an pcrtckshun ~
Y,s they dli quite enthusiastic. didn't theyi'
lnhOOslstici They made gosh darn fools ur
,hcirsclvcs. the hnll bin nv 'uuf An you're the
ehan that did H.. he We?
"Why-cr-ycs, | made the principal address"
Well then You pile right ont er this ere waseln an
IN turn round an 90 hum squire Higgins told mo he
wanted me t. take drummer over { BulgevIle an
lowed I'd de II fer ~. hut I'm n bred ln-thc bone
Dimmycrat an I'll be COL blamed # I'll haul no
sncnkers round here { make the country agin our
Ticket whoa there, Spfo0t I'm sorry fer ye,
mister but ven hcf ter foot It tn rest Nh 'ness
vr keich a lft-'taint morener fourteen miles. CIT
ont now I'm goln' back. Jimminy Cnckits what nd
ledge BlowcnI say Y he knowed hauled ye this fur
CIT out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
NOT DIsIITARTEvTD by DEFEAT.

A striking e1ampl. Of TIE pluck and Determination
~ tAe Republicans Of tho XVIII Assembly District
was afforded last night at Ae meeting o. The ANIt
Assembly District Republican Association. a. No ia
F., r1rv fourth st. NJ which Michael Goodc presided
While doploring to result 81 he recent election, They
are not dshear,-ned bu' lllel with de"r1ninanoh
IN recover hc lost ground ~ result ~ their efforts
fifteen propositions for membership were handed IN
last night There aro now over eighty such proposi
ror, I'm tie hands ~ tho enrolment committee. Her
man Caner the treasurer reported TINT tho finances
- the association wore IN excellent shape Tho
orh,s ,hon entered into an Informal discussion Of
means for strengthening tie association Among those
rr.sent were : A. White. Charles Adam DR.. +. 3.
Romsdou f. L. Montgomery. Enos Hook. Herman
Canler William II. Hurley smith fne ana Nlham
If. burns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
LIGHT on RAsCALLY WORK IN BUFFALO
pIIING Up EVIDENCE AGAINST DEMoChAAlO
BALLOT TuIEVES-FIVE ELECTION OFF,
GERS ARRESTED.

GERS ARRESTED.
Buffalo. Nov. IL (Spocial-The Democratic U"iio'
thieves here are becoming more entangl'd as u'c
investigation OF their tampering with The returns
on SUPERINTENDENT of Education ana on bl'U'''-''
to-ney proceeds. Positive evidence Is coming ~
light that returns manipulated altcr tHeS Hao
been filed out and signed BY the election inspect
ors the figures Of the vote for Shcehans candldI'e
for superintendent being raised, and those OF me
vote for Professor Emerson. the Republican cdhul-
date being reduced. Enough evidence Is hVW al
hand TO overthrow the fraudulent plhHIlH
90 fortv-eeht votes for Love. The Dstrlci-At-
torneyship steal Is also being cleared up anu
the boldness Of the Democrauc thieves Is shown 10
have been 50 great that even The DcmOcln's are
appalled, at it. Prominent party men nave TO
y,dlated the outrage, and have offered large iuhds
for the prosecution Of tie principals The citizens
generally are thoroughly aroused, ana there VIII
be no relaxation OF effort until the thieves are
doing time in State prison. sheehaHs local Neu-
tenants are greatly scared and nave Dteh IooN-
ing for their boss every day to get back rom
New-York and help them out. Just Who dld tle
altering OF the returns Is not yet
known but evidence points strongly 10 certain Oh
sheehan's local henchmen
Chairman James Duggan, James Switzerland. Frank
spooDby. George McNerney and David oConnel, com
prising the election OF the third district u the
second Ward were all arrested to-day, on the evidence
OF Charles A. Barker. watcher at that polling pu'e
Barker declares that he was there when the Vo'es
were canvassed, and that Love had 2O' votes anu
Emerson 1875 votes When the returns were brought
to the City Clerks Office change had been MADE
Love was credited with 240 votes, and Emerson with
only AZ. Here was change OF "a IN favor Of
sheeAan's plotege. When TIE five prisoners weIe
brought before the supreme court, john z kuhec n
Sheennso law partner ceI GTea e a ont and more
arrests VIII I've MADE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
HE WILL yor DISCUSS TIE ELECTION.

C,lumhps ohio. Nov. 11.-COvernor Mckinley re
,,rro, here today from East Liverpool. II" declined
70 give his views on the result Of tie election ana
stated he had not intended ~ any time {" i'iN on
the matter. il was a question OF opinion ana i"
Judgment OF one perhaps rs good a. ihit
OF another Tonight il wa, learned the Governor is
10 address the Garfield Ciub a. Youngstown Nov -
md il was at once assumed that he would Nd doubt
exp,-,ss his views on the situation at tiat time. bat
he saws he will make social talk at Youngstown
only that he had accepted the Invitation long before
the election, and that he had no intention Of mahne
"A statement either in interview Or in any address
that he might make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
~ INTELLIGENT AND HELPFUL DOG.
From The Baltimore sun.

From The Baltimore sun. ,h ei,x
Hind man. piloted about the centre OF ,u, W..
,an1,u NV - dog attracted good deal oil a''en,pSi
rhe man Was neatly dressed. and carried A,onider.
containing articles TO sell swung oyer ~ 60 iel his
lilo carried n stick In order 10 enable nun W III I'D
wey M or down a step. The dog. plump ,ybich
brown animal. had on sort OF halueS'' ,ie was APP
narently in a hurry TO do business lor c rnry few
The cord vigorously he went al ons, ,n The most
stens he would look around at his master III Us cn,.
Intelligent way as If 10 discover whethof ~ 5oor he
ING along safely. As soon aS be Tot " VI thr door
stopped and looked mp AT his ma'e;, H., . the other
was one on which was posted tue Ssu , a. soon -
door" the man would try the KNOB anu , in no would
g aSE move on 10 the next door when p
was opened the dog Appeared :, blot hi. master
no" m ,he once in the back front plrt OF NV
house stop ard look up when S a"yS Se Sn@a would
companion and when the siS he w' he et of and
W. tbo ,e~t door II the animal was not I SuJ
that man The look and actions Of dog 90 Tor n0'A~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
LOOKING FOR THE CAUSES OF DEFEAT.
STATE COMMITTEEMAN oDELL SPEAKS HIS
MIND on THE SUBJECT.

STATE COMMITTEEMAN oDELL SPEAKS HIS
MIND on THE SUBJECT.
vnvlurc n y Nov. IL (SpcciaD-Ohe Oh N1
brirh, srots for the Republicans In New-forK 9U'c
+ orange County and Is largely due to STATE N'i
rIt,eeman b. b. Odcll, IT,. who gives no quarter ~
his opponents and IS tretss worker MI '"'-
saws: TOO many isms have creit INTO our pa,T
pIInclples none more ua-Ameroan than 'he to0"''.1
Ciyu service Reform measures. While Hho" INA.
{ may he accused OF heresy, yet l am thorouEn "'u
firm believer IN the doctrine Of TO the VICTOR o''oe
the spoils' Rotation Of Office Is demanded 10y 1e
neople in All cases where the votes determine anu
.borld be lust rs much demanded when the OFFICES
ore appontve This law, TO my mind' cos'S 10
tbousaud, OF votes Party lines have been 100 ioV''
drawn in New-York City, and with the assent oil 'c
local organization Democrats have been ihdoiHeu' All"
the result HIS been the disgust and DRIVING a""' u
many y7,o would have otherwise sim h'I" On'''
allegiance to the Republican party holuine o,"'
under n Democratic Administration should cer'"m'
d.nr4v, oDy one Of voice in Republican party HiH"-
s-ament Many socaled Republican leaders IN Ne"
Work CITY and IN fact those OF lroohISn rs W.
arn too closely allied with our lrci"7 '"e 49,
ana with bread and butter at stake are '.,n M,
Interested in restricting membership l"HI ~ ~, '
r. 90 prevent far as possible an. vu'll,'N
,Ie mari OF some loyal people against lh'lr ~"
to lie md that they may be in posltoh 40 r1tr
favor, TO the Tanmany Tiger or inc 'b'"'"'"
Boss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

AScrST Ant. SECRETARY SPAJ LDlND : NlLh''
>,.er.Kry IDEAS OF THE TARIFF AND LABOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAUSED THE DEFEAT.
wasbirrton. Nov. 11.-Aesistant Secretary spauid-
,r, has returned 10 Washington from bnei VISIT 10
,uct,go, lie dcrivcs considerable satisfaction ITO"
~ l7~t .,,t tho Wolverine state l. SIN IN the re
r,hlicon column. When asked what he rcs'ri'u ~
a.. c,,,so ~ Ucpillican di~adcction. ne replied:
..v.u tbcrc were many causes. some % Vm'h'
.,,., ave known only TO the individual Vo'eF''
,r, ,.,lo oscrIbcd unjusty, however. many Of tAc'
af.,a1 i,,s to tne Mckinley cirG and az the same
t, ,,.ro La. been persistent and manifest sue
,a.,,l orort TO array the employer against the en-
,l,ve so that they should feel That their interests
,or, or,,,orlstlc Willie The !aborins man never
bad to,tor ,ro-es than now and never could b'y lis
80 ci,eopor he was deceived Into tn" belief thnt
ho would rct better wages and live better geicI"N
&, ,ho tariff was modified by the Democrats
.Tbon. again. think the labor troubles AT Home
,oad had somctln. to do with the falling Oh Of 'ae
pon,tlc,n labor vote. There seems TO have been
n fccliur Of unrest among the laborins people com
ni,, with a vague and underlined belief mat i
chance no matter what, would be- 10 their intefeat
II remains 10 be seen whether their hopes are wen
funded The Democratic party now has the power
., evoc,,tc it, tariff pledges and the people VIII Don
lac able 10 ascertain hy experience Whch Is ni%"Sn
a hard tna. her whether tlcy nave b''h nr'P'd w.
injured hy a change % Federal Ph}' ~ ,u'' ,,,
nH S attribute The heavy Democratic vote 10 the
s,ct mai a majority Of the people had an !musln
,riovonce NJ some Kind other against the KcpuD
iioap pnrfV.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
10 REPLACE sorLEp PAPER MONEY.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 11-congressman Cultivate
has addressed letter % the State Danhers Associa
ton. asking thom 70 adopt A resolution peuuoninG
for the replacement OF mutilated and soiled paper
money BY new issue. lie calls attention 10 tho dis
coyery Of d,ense tacllli on such money, aud tho
cnlms Of medical science that infectious diseases are
frequently imported IN this way. In view of the
,breatcned endemic OF cholera he thinks immediate
action OF Congress necessary. lie VIII Introduce IA
BIZ looking 10 This rs soon as Congress meets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
4 CONTENTION OF LEADING PORK PACKERS.

Cbicsco Nov. lit is announced here this morning
tina, two OF the largest packing companies In Chicago
ui,l soon be merged into These are the Inter-
national Pacllng and Provision Company ana the
Chicago Packing and Provision Company The con-
soldatIon brings together one OF the largest asse'
cations OF capital in this business. The new company
will really control over s4,OcO,OOO Of ca.h WorIns
Initial in addition TO the plants represented by the
stocks and bonds II Is thought that there L. con.
templateI a great extension in the business feypis
connected with the Hammond Company ADMIT NAV
tberc Is a possibility OF that company coming wI.hn
Tho control OF the new consolidated company Inere
aro nossiLllfies also OF western extensions Inc con-
soiidated companies win have a capacity Tor Nlins
10 800 hogs day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
,,pop ORDERS FOR STEEL CoUNTHRMANDED

columbus. Ohio Nov. 11-ReauVe 10 the report
that the wellknown firm Of King Gilbert d warner,
who have three furnaces at Mddleport -"
n reduction Of 10 per cent in the wages OF me hhii
o,,povcs as result OF the election, and that they
had orders for millions Of tons Of steel counersno "
since Tuesday Mr.. Gilbert, president of the company
sid today that the report about inc re
duction Of wages was wholly uhau'horifeu'
Ne added that his firm would say III "e
business as long rs il paid. Mr.. Gilbert said Ua'
several contracts and orders TO steel had been counter
rdod since the election In view Of what the
democrat, had asserted about the new American TN
plate business the interested did not feel IKE
putting the money into 1t that would be required. h
COMPANY had been furnishing about 100 tons o. see
a month for this Industry, ana Inc oruers "nu o'0'
cOTnteimanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
A MINED RESULT IN WYOMING

Denver, Col. Nov. ia special dispatch 10 i"e
Evening Tines from Cheyenne Wyo' says 'ha' VIZ"
Repubucans have majority of one in the LesisiS'"ie
ON Joint ballot with several districts yet TO De neA'u
from Harrison has a majority III inc S'a,0' Va. YIN
-. ano. no gveb hi, AFTERNOON. The Demo
80 ho,o olected their Governor by 1000 majority
on more Gibson Clark DEM is elected 10 'ne
supreme Court bench by majority OF %'o0V' ~
now looks as # Coffee DEM is elected to Congress pS
a emau majority The Republicans have lost the whoe
northern portion OF the state The Invasion Oh NSV"I
Co., NV ttle,pen from other States for the purpose OF
is he Rustcrs" contributed III no sn1lii
doc ~ fjs defeat Of the Republicans, as hat pa"
being In power were hc4u IeSP'''
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
MR. wArrnRsox AT A DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.

IouIs,Ille Nov. 1.-THE Democrats had a monster
demonstration here tonight, the Governor oI tue
State and half the Legislature coming from irnhHi", 10
take part in it. Fully 10000 men, rcpFesenlns IN"
Democratic clubs Of Louisville Ncw Albany ana ''l'
f.rsonvlle took part In the parade. Inc clS wa
brilliantly Illuminated. Twenty-Five thousand peopo
1900 Z, Courthouse ,qusre Governor Brown
uss too hoar-e 70 speak but reviewed The procession
from stand. Tho principal speech was made ~
Mr. Wattcrson. who paid his re poets TO lose VINO
had accused lin OF inactivity IN the campaign oecaT
ing that he had been steadily at hls post o. du'y'
and then addressed himself to the general SITUATION
saying in part
ave simply mean 70 reverse the movement OF
engines TINT were driving US 20 ruin We mean TO
DO what the Republicans promised 10 do In the enact
meut OF the war tarf-rcduce II 70 peace foonng
We mean 10 proceed with this work Hike statesmen
no, IKE mountebanks and revolutonists. Tho Demo
cratic party represents at this moment not merely
the numbers bat the brain and the conscience OF the
people: and mindful Of its responStiNties II VIII
address itself to tho revision and reduction OF the
tariff duties upon lines enlightened and consery awe
AS Will conduct nom the mghprotecuon scale 70 IN.
low revenue scale by process so gIuduA arc lus
az 20 make the transition pleasure 70 everyday
rxcert tho unpatroHc and Tp0cl Us, who have erDwn
tNl on special privileges Obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
no NEED no FEEL DISCOURAGED.

Rockland County Republicans have no reason to
feel discouraged at the result o the contest In heif
county They succeeded not only IN maintaining re
reduction Of almost 900 IN Clcvcland's majority IN
las as compared with that Of 1854 but have made
a still further reduction Of ~. 20 that Cleveland
majority this year Is only sac, the smallest ever re
ccived by Democratic Pre- .dentnl candidate. In
addition 70 this Bacon's majority WA kept within
sRch bound, ~ TO elect Marvin, the Republican
Congress candidate, by safe majority, while tho
Democratic candidate fof Assembly finds himself
elected by little over 600. about One half If the
normal Democratic majority IN the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
por,r,cu MURDERS IN THE SOUTH.

Birmingham, Ala. Eov. ll-M brooREn' wv
County. the Democrats were para0ihs QUA ,|,
John Thames PopnlSt' hred INTO ~, ~, a,,.r.
=, D. ,,as fatally wounded and died soon allei-
word Robert Duecan is badly wounde'' p"'
oxrect.d 70 recover The murder WIS ue""''"'''
Thames having no provccation beyond '"' 'A"''''
shouts Of his political opponents ~
Danvillc. Va. NOV. lion election oa' ''' -,
J. r. MoGat. leading ProhibonSi' ha1 p'' ia
Sirrulv With J. I. tlRrt local P,Il,,,,,, o.,,r
,odovs Issue Of Anti Liquor" the Fronlbl'luh i
OF which Mornt is editor there appr''Tr -" m,,t ~
I'm which Clark was severely ccnS.f',,, H. wll 10
the First Rapts, Church. Clark ME, nun anu MSaits
quarrel. Moliart was SHOT IN Tue Y wos arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
prBrrD ALIVE rs DYAIy TRENCH.

LYNN. Mass Nov. ll-Edwin I. Butnah' Vi we
80 Estes.st Lynn, buried alive ms ai''in ~,
In a drain trcnch which he was eNcaVa'ins a'".
in his own yard The trench WAS tWelVe lee. 1'ep
and exceedingly narrow. Mr. Bui|h was iA'. SC,
ot work about > O'Clock ~ , O'Clock MS P'o'o"e.
absence was noticed and In searching LOT nm ~.
trench was found caved III. heip was eu'' .,cN
and mo, pronp,ly began digging ont the trench
A. putmon's nf,lcss body was found under W.
tct OF earth The position indicated maj ne 'SN
iIs struck blow with pick a. he was oI''~ VIZ, ,n
Mr.. Butman leaves "he aAo Se'''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
MR. GuRoY,s ELECTION EXPENSE BILL.

II cost Nayor-eect Thomas F. GlrOy at least
90 a43 40 70 he elected He fled his bill Of expenses
{, the Comfy Clerks Office yesterday. This amount
was spent for printing and distributing different Xmas
of campaign material. Joseph c. Wolf, candldate lor
Assemblyman, spent 1929 10. The Others who hled
expense bills yesterday were John Long, Assembly,
XXIyth District 1888 10; Francis J. Lantiy' Assem-
uy XVIII District. $685. so; Frederick Meyer Auer
man XXVIIlth District, $685. 50; John De Witt war
~ Co,cr,ss yIIIh District $500 and George c..
Terthold unsuccessful candidate LOT Alaerihal from
DC XIXfh District, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
LEFT rHr GAS TURNED or AND DIED.

Bingiamton, y. Y. Nov. I1.-Phllp Crarner Of
No 22l vcstol-sve this city, went to tho Hotel
Windsor last night about midnight and asked for a
room. lie was warned % 30 careful about the gas.
and replied that he know all about It. This morning
DO ohaInsermaid detected to odor OF gas and sum
moned help. The door broken In and Cramer
found alive but unconscious with the gas turned
on full head Doctors vero sent for but Cramer
died AZ le 80 O'Clock, lie was hfty-nvc years old
and leaves a widow and two daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

tory enactment the two great Canadian railroads,
which have received enormous Canadian ana British
subsidies I'm cash and land. 10 defy the longandshQrt
loul clause Of the Interstate Commerce act. ana thus
10 compete unfairly on American soil with American
railroads built by private capal,' these ana other
Instances the Dominion IS actuafcd BY the belief that
sbo can worry tho American people INTO changin;
their tariff laws for her special benefit. great
many Canadians approve OF that plan 81 campaign.
yt have vet 10 find outside the halfcozen Cana
alan tI.gowners and the official class who deems It
irht 70 leave scores OF shipwreckcd sailors AmHrans
nontI IN ieonardy Of death every year In the hope
rs Tupper avowed Of forcing Congress TO let canadians
have iree access 10 the American coasting trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
WEED OF POLICE PArRoL WAGONS.

The Committee on Prison R'iorm OF the society Of
Friend. met IN the seminary building, sN"enth-''' ~
Rutherford Place on November >. Reports were pre-
80 ,,,,,c details Of visit. 70 al the police station
houses where police matrons enjoyed except t"o IL
Xcw.York and Brooklyn. The need most g'nsf'H! eN'
nboszed In New.York IS that Of paro. wagons 70 car!
heipess prisoner and especially women U am rom ~
s.,,,o, hou.os In not hayinc such wagons Ne"'ioFH
~ ror,,a ,o.. oscr cities, other defects IN the prison
svs..m vor, discussed. strong testimony N regard "
,h excellent work Of the fom every quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
Tgp CHICAGO RIVER REMARKABLY low

Chicago NOV. II tSpecian.-A peculiar shifting OF
lake level has practically put a temporary stop 10
Chicago slipping The water IN the chicago Elvcr
today IS fllly three feet lower than It's normal stage
on account CT tis southwesteT'y winds. which have
nr.va,,ed for two or three days. This remarkably
low stnco OF water indicates that the gale very
severe down the lacs and much heavier than at this
CITY, The water Is within few inches OF tn lowest
point ever known. Loaded boats are compelled 10
to 70 tlle DOCKS until the storm abatNs rs naviga-
don is practically suspended by the big carriers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
KIT cARsoy FOgEp GUILTY.

Denver. Nov. 11.-Kt Carson son OF the famous
scout Of that name was found guilty yesterday ~
Las Animas Col. Of involuntary manslaNgher' ~"
December 10 h. went TO The Rouse OF bis father
william Richards whom he accused Of having ehuoeu
Ms wife away from him. Richards called MIN i'A'
Carson then began shooting at Richards, who ran mo
~ Lou.n ono 4 the shots killed Mrs. Elcharu,
richards was also seriously wounded but recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
rrnLANs DEE rREIR RpSERvArIONs.
rSprria, 10 N. Amoe,atrd Press

Denver, Nov. l1.-State came ""'u'i =
ro,,or,od 70 the Rocky Mountain sportsmeD's ASSOC"
a., Loo, ,,,rt that me Indians in both Northwes'er"
o,d southwestern Colorado OF their re5erVauo'
and we're killing vast quantities OF gime' Tic nav
written 10 the indian agent and TO the Department
a. Washington but his letters had received no arn
ion The Indians, h. added killed deer ana Elk vi
tlrir hides which they sod TO Indian agents I"S
also preycd upon white settlers. RcSoinuons VII
odonted calling upon the Governor to use vigorous
measures 10 have the Indians returned 70 uler IeS
cot inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
TO rXDlcr ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.

Litlc Rock, Arb, Nov. II spccap.-Fodeul Judge
Williams. in a special charge the Grand jury states
that indictments should be- brought against MI fine
Democratic Election Commissioners throughout the
state FOR violating The now election law in oppolu,
Ing all election judges from tho same political Marty
Great excitement IL occasIoned By the court, nctlon
indictments by the wholesale will follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
rpnrRrrs OF ~ INSURANCE COMPANY

Columbus Ohio, Nov. 1.-Two suits nave UsoA
fled I'm the Medina county courts for receiver i"
the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Al n',e,e
ton OF the state Insurance Department r''''''N "
-. ~, No mara huSlnes, should be done on the
Joint stock plan. and since then The compln', In a.
been reorcanilci the various agents 'a1,G f ~
hand The company lost $4,000 IN the Mli""un, rs
,re The petitions charg, misconduct on tAe pau.
- tho ogcerS. and ask restitution on bad investments
LII LIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
opsrc ,,-rr-Erp ~ 4 FREIGHT WRECK

Cincinnati Nov. lily n freight wreck ne7l
Ludlow Grove. seven miles from thi' CITY, "W'',
r,rlor laorsecar with fourteen valuable horses d.
nrnrg n Mr. Morris Of Wcstchc,tcr. y. Y, was
thrown down An embankment. None OF the horses
WAS killed but all were moro or lees Injured ono
I, nm imported stallion valued at $4,000, ana tir
thar we're yolucd az $4,000.