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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
WHAT THE LEADERS SAT-.
Republicans Can't Account for the Ava
ianche Rut Detnocrats Can

ianche, But Democrats Can
NEW YORK. Nov 9.-Senator Carlisle,
Of Kentucky, who was In town during the
election, was jubilant o-day. When
asked how he accounted for the defeat Of
President Harrison he replied: 1t was
simply a protest against protection, the
Force bill and the policy OF the Republi-
can party. / am really SURPRISED over the
overwhelming Democratic victory. 1t was
one OF the greatest triumphs the De-
mocTacy ever experienced. and doubt II
the Republicans Will return TO power for
many wears" The Senator was not in
dined 10 enter into a discussion Of de-
tails Of the result.
Congressman Millken. OF Maine, was too
disheartened over the defeat OF the PIrsi-
dent TO tell what he thought as TO the
cause Of the Democratic avalanche. The
Republican politicians were all profound
!y depressed, and their Democratic rivals
We're extremely jubilant over the general
result. Both sides were surprised at the
big Democratic majority in this county
and over Harrison's poor showing above
the Harlem river 1t is fact that the
Democratic managers were surprised al
the result of the election In doubtful
states and In those that were supposed
10 be Republican. The calculations ana
estimates of prominent politicians on
both sides were upset.
Congressman Boutelle. Of Maine, said:
II do not know how 10 account for II.
Possibly II was due 10 the ignorance OF
voters who had been led 10 believe that
protection does not benefit them, and that
wildcat currency would be q god-send.
They may regret their action. am an
the more surprised on account OF the
high opinions entertained among Demo-
cratic friends Of the present administra-
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nov raE SENATE WILL STAND.
Indication. Psint TO the Bslsne' OF Po~e
Bstng In the Hands Of Ponu'isis.

Indication, PeInt TO the Balsnc' OF Power
Bs,ng In the Hands Of Populis's.
NEW YORK. Nov. 0.--lpdieations point
10 the balance of power in the nIted Stairs
Senate being in the hands of Populists.'or
Farmers Alliance.
The Democrats appear TO have gained
control OF the Legislature on JOINT ballot 10
four States, which are now represented by
Republicans in the upper house. The Pop
u lists claim 10 be able to elect three new
senators This will change the standing OF
the different parties IN the Senate from
Republicans. 80 Democrats aud Farmers
Alliance to 43 Democrats, 10 Republicans
and Farmers Alliance.
Complete returns on the vote for men,
bers OF the Legislature of several OF the
North western States are not to be had. but
the Farmers Alliance appear to have u sufti-
ciont number of these States to give them
the balance of power,
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rha Nv stinnrelanh.

For the last two nights the Westmore-
land Club has been the scene or great
enjoyment and good fellowship.
Its members and guests have received
the election news over their private wires.
Everyone was in good humor. and no
more pleasant evenings have ever been
spent by the members OF this club.
A feature OF these gatherings was music
rendered by a good band. which cheered
the visitors with patriotic and popular
airs.
The club. true 10 It's reputation for
hospitality extended hearty welcome
and invitation 70 luncheon to its guests.
Among the visitors were the Rev, Moses
d. Hoge. y. D.. United States Senator
John w. Daniel. Hon. >. b i. Patti son
ana Hon. Thomas 3. Martin.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9. The Republican
National Committee at o'clock this az
ternoon gave out the following bulletin:
Prom the latest advices received az
headquarters, the result OF the election
for President depends upon the returns
from Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana, all
OF which are exceedingly close, but
claimed by the Republicans in each case.
With the electors from these States Har-
rlson and Reid will have 20 sure votes.
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U,iie Cnn. atulates Russell.

BOSTON. MASS. Nov. s.-The Herald
bulletin says: Governor w. II. Halle, the
Republi. an candidate for Governor, has
telezraphed from Springfield TO Governor
Russell as follows:
Please accept my congratulations on
your election
At Republican headauart' rs the cleo
ton OF Russell by l.G91 plurality is vlF-
tually conceded.
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DEMOCRATIC SWEEP.
NT. CleYeland'S Majority Over
Vhelming.
IT WASA MIGHTY AVALANCHE
Of The Peoples Votes That YanQulShsd
RtpubllCaniSm.
ILLINOIS CERTAINLY DEMOCRATIC.
Indiana Very Close With Chances In
Indiana Very Close With Chances in
FaTOf Of The Democrats.
BOTH CONNECTICUT and NEW JERSEY
Safe for Cleveland and The State Tickets
by Good EajOritisS.
ELSO WISCONSIN AID CALIFORNIA

nave Come Over Into tho Democratic
Column-Mr Clsvoland's Plurality in
the Electoral College W II be the
Largest In Twenty Years, PrObA-
bly, Rsschine 2SO-Ths Repub.
liean National Leaders Die
HsTd-How the Senate
and House of Repre-
asntStives will
Stand.
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VIRGINIA IS ALL RIGHT.
Her Electoral Vote for Cleveland by a
Big Majority.
The Old Dominion True to Herself ana
to Her Principies--Lstest Returns rom
all Portions of the State.

First District.
sPoTsYLvANIA COUNTY.
BELMONT. VA, Nov. 9.-Cleveland. 6l;
Harrison, 81: Weaver. 20; Jones Dem),
81; Browne (Peoples). 76. Browne scratch
ed by Is Republicans. Belmont Is supposed
to be the strongest Peoples party strong
hold in Spotsylvania-
MATHEWS COUNTY.
MATHEWS c. H., Nov. 9.-Mathews
county gives Cleveland. 931; Harrison,
5sl. Cleveland's plurality. $40. Weaver,
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The Next ConEress w l. Contain ees Demo-
ersi 123 R.pub iesns. opul ste.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Additionai re-
turns received here indicate that the
third Congress- will contain as the result
OF Yesterdays election ga Democrats,
l23 Republicans and 7 Fusionists or Far
mers Alliance. Rhode Island failed 10
but the possibilities favor the choice OF
two Republicans. This would make tue
total opposition vote In the House lsz
and the Democratic majority " loss
Of a.
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from Nottoway, Lunenburg and Neck
ienburg COUNTIES, and that the indications
are that Epes has defeated Goode. The
following are the official returns from
Greensvllle county: Cleveland, 536; Harris
son. 573; Weaver, $50; Epes, 542; Goodes
$50
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA, Nov. o.
Cleveland carries Brunswick by AZ ma
jority; Goode by 296 majority.
Smokey Ordinary gave Cleveland llSt
Weaver and Field. s. Harrison. si; Epes.
1l9; Goode, 5S
EDGERTON, VA, Nov. 9.--Thomasburg
precinct, Brunswick county. gave Cleye-
land 144; Harrison, 100; Epes, l56; Goodes
50.
The following are the returns Of Bruns-
wick county, election November 8, iSs2s
by precincts:
Ile--Weaver Il; Cleveland,
2i4: Harrison, 2S4; Epes. 252; Goode. zsS.
Porch Cross Roads-Weaver. O; Cleve-
land, 1884, Harrison, 100; Epes. l56; Goodes
so.
Smoky Ordinary-Weaver, G.: Cleveland
iis; Harrison, 81; Epes. ll9; Goode. So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81; Cleveland
81: Harrison, So Epes. 50; Goode. io3.
Elmore's-Weaver. So; Cleveland, S0l
Harrison, IS; Epes. So; Goode, 50.
Trotter's-Weaver. 35; Cleveland. 81
HARRISON 80: Epes. 81; Goode. ilb.
Edmund's Store-Weaver, 80; Cleveland,
125; Harrison, lOl; Epes 1873; Goode. liz.
unnyside-Weaver. 3; Cleveland, 1917
Harrison, 80; Epes. l66; Goode. &c.
Tilman's Weaver, 95; Cleveland, 0I
Harrison. 90: Epes. S5; Goode. lS.
Rock Store-Weaver, 81: Cleveland. ST
Harrison. ll3; Epes 81; Goode. l6l.
Rupp's-Weaver. a; Cleveland, 36: Har-
rison, rs; Epes. 81; Goode. l05.
romgoole-Weavcr. Is; Cleveland. ~
Harrison, 60: Epes. A.; Goode, a.
Butler's-Weaver. 56; Cleveland. IS; Har-
rison, 81; Epes, 3S; Goode. 1i2.
Totals-Weaver. 432 Cleveland. 1,22fi
Harrison, 1,lS2; Epes. 1,2i2: Goode, 1888.
Cleveland's majority, AZ; Goodies ma
jorty, 90.
II is thought that Buffers precinct and
probably Trotter's will be thrown out.
Election quiet, but disappointing to the
Democratic managers.
oRrzsrsvILLE COUNTY.
HICKSFORD, VA. Nov. s.-Followna
is the vote of Ryland's precinct, Greenes-
Vile county, Va: Cleveland, 81; HARRISON
So; Weaver, 1fl; for Congress-Goode. is4t
Epes, 81.
HICKsFORD, VA. Nov. 9.-Ofhciai vote
OF Greenesville county, Va: Cleveland,
53s; Harrison, 573; Weaver SSl. For Con-
gress-Epes, 53l; Goode. s$. Large gain
for Democracy
CLARKSVILLE. VA. Nov. s.-Vote OF
Clarksville precinct Cleveland. LIS; Har-
rison. 257; Weaver, rs: Goode. 2oi; Epess
Ill.
pOwHArAf.
POWHATAN G. H., VA. Nov. ~
Goodies majority In Powhatau county. tl3
over Epes.
Erss' NAJoBITY ABOUT 800.
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. s.-Suthers
lands precinct, Dinwiddse county. gives
Cleveland S: Harrison, 1o6; Weaver. 3si
Epes 81; Goode, lf1.
Brandon district. PrincA George county,
gives Harrison lS2; Cleveland. 70, Weaver,
81; Goode. i99; Epes, 15.
Unofficial reports from all the precincts
in Mecklenburg county give Cleveland
1 ,sS7; Harrison. 3,osl; Weaver, sol; Epes.
/ $50; Goode, 2isl.
Leading Democrats Places Epes' ma
jority in the district at between 500 and
500.
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WICHITA, KAN. Nov. 9-The Seventh
congressional district Is conceded TO Jerry
Simpson, Fusionist, by about 700 majority.
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'f'''.'sss ssss.s......... XXI
Ihis Is os more electoral votes tbar 90 so
necessary TO a choice and 5s NOR ~ "'e
are necessary TO throw the elcrt,o, 10. i'tn
the House Of Representatives '''' ''''o
weaver has carried several OF the IVES,
ern states that were formerly strona,,,
Republican. and the indications sre ,'s's -,
Harrison will not set more thar iaS a.
10 votes in the electoral college. u
Cleveland's plurality In this statA =,
Atss, His plurality In the city is 75 81.
ana It is more than 2s.O0oIn Kings count
The result In Kings county was a srr.
prise. as the Democratic mana gers thsre
haa claimed only 1900 TO 1000 pIuralitv
znsEe were heavy Democratic gains IN
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Second District.
CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

CHARLES CITY. Nov. s-The votes
pOlled in this county were as follows
Cleveland, 1857; Harrison. 541; COrrigan
533. Tyler, S54; Weaver, o; DeZendorf, q;
Collier, 8.
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THE yOTE Bv sra Es,

The returns received from the various
States indicate that their electoral votes
will be cast as follows. The final returns
may make slight changes in the figures,
but will not affect the general result:
For Cleveland
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(Dem.). for Governor, has been elected
by a plurality OF 1000. The next Legisla-
ture viii stand as follows: Senate-he-
publicans, 4; Democrats, IL. House-Dem-
ocrats. 5s: Republicans % For Congress
the Republicans have carried the Firct
and Second districts and possibly me
Eighth. The returns from the latter dis
trlct are still incomplete.
NEVADA.
VIRGINIA, NEV., Nov. s.-3 p. NAT
this hour Weaver's plurality in the state
is indicated TO be 1900. The Democratic
and Republican vote was light
CARSON, NEW, Nov. e.-The Weaver
electors carry the State by an estimated
majority OF 1900 F. @. Newlands. silver
nominee for Congress. has majority OF
100 over Woodburn (Rep.). The silver or
Stewart legislative ticket carries nearD
every county In the State.
Nj HIG n.
DETROIT. MICH. Nov. 9.-The latest
reports show that Harrison electors have
been elected in the western district at
large; also In First, Second, Seventh,
Eighth and Tenth electoral districts.
DETROIT, MICH. Nov. s.-The Repno-
licans carried out OF IA electoral dis
tricts. The Legislature will probably be
composed as follows: Senate-Republi-
House-Republicans, IS; Democrats and
Populists. 81.
SOUTH CARO- INA.
CHARLESTON. s. C., Nov. 9.-Returns
are In from every section OF the State, and
do not change the figures. The official
count will not be made until the meeting
OF the Legislature, but the following
figures are very nearly correct: Cleveland
electors. $1,000; Harrison, 90 900; Weaver,
1000. CleveaEd's plurality 10000.
HlRKI>ON tARRIEs IOWA.
DIES MONIES, IA. Nov. 9-Returns
now coming in rapidly increase Harri-
sons plurality to $1,000. Prohibition
Republicans have returned to the party
showing enormous losses everywhere.
DES MONIES. IA, Nov. 9.-The Leader
Oem) says Iowa is Republican by a
small plurality; congressman saved.
DIES MONIES. IA. Nov. s-Retuns
so far received indicate Republican plu'
rality of 1900 in Iowa on electors.
ALABAMA
MOBILE ALA. Nov. 9.-Richard H.
Clarke (Dem) is reelected 10 Congress
from the First Alabama district by about
$500 plurality.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. s.-Aia-
bama elects a solid Democratic congress
sional delegation with the exception OF
Cobb. OF the Fifth district, whose cleo
tion is still doubtful.
RIRMIS HAN fLLRI HT.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 9.-It is
estimated that Clevelands majority in
Alabama will exceed $1,000. The Demo
Gratis have elected all their nine congress
men.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, ORE, Nov. 1.-Two hun
dred and ffty-three out OF 645 precincts
give Harrison 22,l27; Cleveland, S,7oS;
Weaver 1866.
WARRINGTON.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. s.-One huns
dred and sixteen out OF 7b7 precincts give
Harrison 5,43l; Cleveland, 4,7S6; Weaver,
1904.
HOGG RF-ELECTFD IN TEXAS.
DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. 9.-Texas has
elected Hogg Governor by small plu-
rality.
NORTH DAKOTA.
SIOUX FALLS, n. D.. Nov. 9-Returns
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WILLIAM A. JONES.
50: Bidwell, 10. Vote Of 1SSS-CleVeland,
1.O23; Harrison, 6l5. a falling off of % from
Cleveland's vote Of 1883, and falling OF
OF "A from Harrison's vote OF 1888. Jones,
945; Browne, 6l9. Jones majority, 3G.
ESSEX COUNTY.
TAPPAHANNOCK, VA, Nov. 9.-EsseI
gives Browne q majority; Harrison, IL.
Democratic gain since 1888, 291. Weaver
gets "A votes in the county.
R'N0 AND QUEEN.
S1EVENSVILLE, VA, Nov. 9.-Every-
thing passed off very quietly at this place
yesterday. The vote polled was falling
OFF from the vote polled four years ago.
At this precinct the vote polled was:
Cleveland, 1S2; Harrison, l3i; Weaver, 10;
Jones, 1874; Browne, 145-Republican gain
OF about 40 votes compared with the vote
in 1858. The Third party only got col
ored votes ut this place. They had claimed
about co.
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oARoLINr-OEFICIAI..

BOWLING GREEN. VA, Nov. 9.-The
official vote of Caroline is as follows:
Harrison, 1872; Cleveland, 1,235; Weaver
2l5. The plurality for Harrison stands lOS.
The following is the vote for congress
sional candidates: Orris Browne people s
party). 1,A5; w. A. Jones Dem), l,26,;
majority for Browne, las.
The vote in the last Presidential election
was: IIarris on, 1858; Cleveland l.42,
HaFrison's majority being lag, which is a
gain for the Democracy Of SS, in spite Of
the detection caused by the Peoples
party.
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SIOUX FALLS. n. D.. Nov. s.-Returns
are very slow. The outlook is that Weaver
has carried the State by 1000 majority, and
Sheldon Republican, is elected Governor
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some Of the strongest Republican counties
IN the interior of the State. The Demo-
Gratis have elected good majority OF the
assenblyrnen In this State. which insures
the election Of a Democrat TO the United
States Senate.
OHIO PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
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Can't learn Weavers exact vote, but 1t
Is supposed 10 be about 100.
NFw KENT.
NEW KENT G. H.. Nov 9.-The vote in
Cumberland magisterial district is as fol-
lows: Cleveland. loo: Harrison, ia7: Bid
well. 1; Weaver. 4 George ID. Wise, lol;
w. T. Grant. "a.
HrNRY COUNTY.
MARTINSVILLE. VA. Nov. 9.--Henry
county gives Harrison 1Se majority: Jones
(Rep), 2S4 majority. a loss to Harrison Of
50.
HANovER COUNTY.
HANOVER c. H. VA. Nov 9.-The
following precincts give Cleveland ma
jorities: Cold Harbor. 4s; Clay. a.: Hig-
ginson's. 26: Biunt's. Is: Rockville. n:
Halls Shop. IS; Ashland. 10. Rural
Point gives Harrison 70 majority
wINrERPocK. VA. Nov s-clsve-
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Finh District.
pIrrSYrvANrA COUNTY.


CHATHAM. VA. NOV. 9--Pitsyivania
county, outside of Danville and North
Danynle will give Cleveland about 40
plurality. Swanson viii carry II by =
small majority.
swAysoS's MAJORITY ABOUT 1000.
DANvILLE. VA, Nov. 9.-AIuch TO the
disappointment OF the Democrats. Pitt
sylvania county gives Swanson for Con-
gress majority OF less than 100. Official
vote OF all precincts not in yet. Henry
goes Republican by l3s Franklin gives
Cleveland 1000 majority and swanson 800.
Patrick gives Swanson 34 majority.
Floyd. Carroll and Grayson not yet heard
from.
Swanson's majority In the district will
not be over l0o0 weaver's vote In Pitt
sylyania viii reach 100.
PATRICK cocsrr.
STUART. VA. Nav. s.--Returns from
most precincts sive the county 20 cleve-
land by over tc0 majority over Hsrrtson.
swanson Oem,). for Congrssa dsfeao
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ID. "AhDlNEh l1Lhhs
GO; Harrison. $50; Weaver. 1873. Congress:
Tyler. 6SS; Corrigan. sol; Dezendorf, li2;
Collier. 153. Democratic gain 2s3.
O. la ..p TY FR ArTTTD.
NORFOLK, Nov. 9.-The John S. Bar
bour Club fired a Cleveland and Tyler
salute to-day. Hon. ID. Gardiner Tyler.
Congressman-elect. left Norfolk for his
home in Charles City county to-day.
tn rd DisIrics.
GoocBLAND COUNTY.
GOOCHLAND G. H., VA. Nov. 9.--To-
tai vote OF GOochland county: Harrison,
790; Cleveland. GIG; Wise. 655; Grant, sll.
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SrRRY cOUNrY.

WAKEFIELD. VA, Nov. 9.-Returns
In Surry county complete: Cleveland,
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HOGG RF.ELECTFD IN TEXAS.
NORTH DAKOTA.

DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. 9.-Texas has
elected Hogg Governor by small plu-
rality.
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land. i1: Harrison. iz7; Weaver. n; WISE
if2; Grant, IA.
cHEsTxRrrELD-oyrIcrAL
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WAxHINGTON.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. s.-One hun
dred and sixteen out OF 7b7 precincts give
Harrison 5,45l; Cleveland. 4,7S6; Weaver
303i
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JANIS +. EPEs,

from Nottoway. Lunenburg and Neck
ienburg COUNTIES, and that the indications
are that Epes has defeated Goode The
following are the official returns from
Greensvllle county: Cleveland, 5S6; Harris
son. 573; Weaver, $50; Epes, 542; Goode.
$50.
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pOwHATAN.

POWHATAN G. H., VA. Nov -
Goodies majority in Powhatau county. 4lS
over Epes.
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PORTLAND, ORE, Nov. 1.-Two hun
dred and ffty-three out OF 645 precincts
give Harrison 22l27; Cleveland, S,7oS;
Weaver, 1866
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Glover is out of debt aud has $5l6 on
hand.
About $4,000 worth of horses have re-
Gently been bought in Craftsbury.
The G.. A. r. post at Crattsbury pro-
pose to build hall and have $500 ahead
raised.
There were IS births, similar number Of
deaths and half as many marriages in
Greensboro.
Mays bobbin factory at North Troy
turned out 10000 of the wooden product
last week.
A beagle hound raised by George Reed of
Barton and sold to Boston parties was re-
Gently sold for $1,000.
Owen Grant OF Barton Landing and an
other workman were severely shaken and
bruised last waek Ivy the elevator at the
mill falling, letting them fail some 10 feet.
George Curtis OF Lowell was loading a
breech loading rifle the other day, when it
was discharged, the ball passing through
his foot.
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C!iBTYENUIN COZ nay.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.


h'e'' W. w. roster o. -'DF'H AlaHls
Mas recently s'ItteI cow d! express W
MS summer "oi'e ia i''''i'fd'
AT the town na'tias last week Brandon
appropriated 5000 Tor . town COCK ana sou
to deiray Memorla. az eNp1ns
The fifth couvcntl.n OF the Rutland
County Christian EriepYor union viii ba
he d IN " est Eutand trilaY aud saturday.
James Wattrs og est Rutall had both
feet frozen hai.y the o. Ler DAY 4hu it was
thought that amputatOn would TO neces-
sary.
Eutlnnd IS agitatiny ia, subject of asking
the Legislature ,Lis fan Tor a cit, charter
nrd a unanimous petltion to that effect will
nrol,,I,lv ira presented.
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r.si.tspt ~ I.,a,I las recovered SEQ 600
f,,,, 49,, ,,.t..,, mn ,f.i,.. roiiro.t f,,r tLa
lass ~ L,,l, loo. La.o,v tLe knees in nm acci-
Ion+ 81 Eit,ntnrr
..seo o,..,
Cas'eUOH 'o'7' ~ Va ~ pll
o l W Do >-iiI''
treasurer p9'oie -, o'l' ~ ~
60 'le " ~" - 1870
o'uto o'hP"-S ON '''> N''o'- -0-
Hisslhss o. y"e nH,o Ca eN"'o'.'oH a.
their store ~ hu'tahu 'ue 80 90. pa
caught ny "o"' NPIeY "' "n' No. w
Pla' ~ i s'N '9o' ~ 80 ~ 800 -. T..
pouuos' nc iO4 - - ~
"olsneu oh'y one P0u"N'
Inc MOVE 9oa'e coiHPan! a. Aru'iaAI ure
completing meg o'i"tlonS WIN Nc" u IL
parties ior the ih'louuctlou 81 ne" I7Hlu'eS
~, - ,u7 "u'N' nI'layas ina n;.,,har %,
names upon its payroll at the present time