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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-06
The BENNINGTON WATER AND LAND
COMPANY,

GAIT LAKE. CiTN AND COUNTY, UTAH
- tit1ry-NOuco !. hereby given that
above.namOd cnmpany Will he held AZ 4. 10
fhrdu'a land once, rooms I, 2Aui Eagle Block
In salt Lake lHy, on January id, lHH, At pm,
iur the election OF onlcuiA Hnd Tor the ituusac.
ton Of any such other husincs. A. shall law.
tu ~ come before " aud also for tho puruose
OF Nuuny On the proposed amendment OF tho
articles OF incorporation % Increase ~ rHpIlal
stock NM. DitrFRl u, secretary,
s,dt Lake giu. November lsA4'
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT mar
~ los fCTguuau, administrator q the
ctthte - llUny shiupoion. deceased, has
rendered Tor srttlement,lnd nled ~ said court,
b = nuul account Of hls administration - said
estate AMI petition Tor hnAl distribution OF tho
residue OF sad estate among The persons
entitled thereto, aud inst NUdncsdAy, ihu 2ist
day OF December A. u.lsp., at 10 O'Clock AIM. nt
the eouri room Of sad cUurt,i the courty court
house, rat Lake CITY anu County, titan Teri.
tory, hao heeh du y appointed ~ the Judge ~
siid court, fOrttc seitlvmUut ut said .CCpuut
aud heating suid putiiOn for iituibutiun. at
which time and place any person arrested Ia
sAid estate may appear aud show clu'so, " any
there hH,why said account should MOI BE- settled
aud approved amt hual distribution made a.
prayed lot
Dated November 18th. iss1.
q. y. ALLEN,
clerk uf Probate Court.
ny CAustES BRowsE, Ir,, Deputy.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.
in the Probate Court ~ tho County Of salt
Lake. Territory Of Utah
N the mstter Of the Esiaic Of Ralph Harrison,
ntceased
order 10 show cause Why order o. sale Of 70
estate should not be made


order 10 chow eAuse Why order o. sale Of real
estate should not be made
EuA. Las VI. CROW. TuE ADMiNfsTRA.
~ tor OF tss estate Of Ralph hhrriton. Dc
coaecd. having Med HE petition herein,
duly -erlned. praying for an order Of sale
Of AL the real estate OF said doeodent,
Tor the purposes therein set forth, " "a
hereby ordered by the JudRe OF said Court
that all persons interested " the oatato u
shd deceased appear before tho eAd PfOhsto
Court. on Tuesday, the D N dAy OF December,
lsq al 10 O'Clock IA the forenoon OF shid day. az
tho Court Room " taid Probate curt, NJ tho
Comfy Court House, IN the city and county OF
sAltLafo Utah Territory, ~ show cAufe why an
order should not be- srAutod 70 the tail admin.
istrator 10 eel - much % the real estate OF
the said tsceased Al private sale As shall be
nocofraiy and that n copy Of this order be
published at least Afee sucCefsivc weeks IN the
DEsEHtr EvsNfNG Nrwe, ArewspapoT print.
ed and Published m said city and county.
Dated November I'M, lrt2.
q. ". BAHTCH. PROBATE Judge
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NOrlCE "a HEREBY GtNEN THAT
~ AdVlphlnr linr0Ot administratriN Ut the
raiate ~ ittl n. linrOul dtcChH ed, has f0n.
dcfcd Tor rrti'Omunt. nnd ulUd IN said COurt,
her maj account - her adminIstrat On OF SAID
gsthtv anu .ttion Tor unal distribution of
the fcaidun ~ said Cstatt among the
persons Quilted thereto. and TINT Wvdnrs.
dAy. the 2lst DAY ~ uUccmhcr, a. u. lt'G, 81 10
o'clotk M, 4 the Cotrt room VI said Court,
~ TIE County tuuti House, snlt axe uiiN and
'nunp, Ilhh lcrrtJy, ua- been duly appoint.
81 By tleJudgc ~ sad Court, Tor The lrtlr-
ment Of SAID account and hearing 81 said peu
ton tot distribution, AZ which uuic Hnd place
any person Interested In saii estate NAY ap.
pear aud show cause. u ANY there b., why sald
Hrruuui shouA not be- settled and approved
anu nnnl tfbuuon made ~ prayed for.
dated nov. 20. ls9.
&. y. ALLEN.
CLERK ~ the Probate Court.
ly CAusrIN buoN IA, JH.. ueputy
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT RICH
~ ART bunloy and CHARLES Abbott, rNuru.
tors oi The estate VI Elift johnson dlceaspd.
nave rendered for ct,vmont, ana nler IN said
iihn OF SAID estate aud petition Tor flntl dtHtri.
button OF tue residue OF and estate An Dug the
pcftrn entitled thereto. and that Tues Iuy tls
zutt day 81 December. A ID lfHt. nj iuu'ilurE
AN, at tue cpurs iloon o. SAID court. In the
County Cuurt lipusg, -At Lake Guy And Couu-
ty, ltuh Territory, has been duly appointed by
tho Judgc OF tnid Court, Tor the settlement of
said account and hearing said poutuu for die
tfibuuOr, at which umu aud place any persrn
interested w sAri estate may appear aud show
cause, " any there hc.why said accouut should
no. be oitlod ana approyud aud final dstribu.
ton maze ne PRAYED Tor.
Dated nov. ~. is'a.
q. u. ALLEN
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
Naddcil 4 Adams. Attorneys Tor Executors
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NOTICE H. HERkHY GIVEN THAT ". s.
~ burton, ,aiminiatrAtnr Of the CHthtu Of
Judith Temple liay u, deceased, has rendered
for settlement, and iled IN snid Court, 1T iiual
and petition for luRl distribution Of the re.
fidua Of SAID estate among thU persons en-.
utlei thereto. and that WEDNESDAY, the 2ist
dry NJ December, A. -. iSl4, nt " O'clOct am.
At tho Court Room Of thii ouTt, IN the unuuty
Court House, salt LAGo Ciiy aud County, Utah
Territory, hts been duty appointed ny the
Judge at said court, fOt 900 settlement ~ said
account and hearing SAID petition f0t dsttibu-
lion. At which tune and place Rny person In.
tcrnHted IA said estate may appear ami show
cause, II any there be-, why sad account should
not be- settled and approved aud nuai distnbu-
tion made As prayed for.
Dated Noy'.s, lsg
G. v. ALLEN.
clerk 81 the Probats Court.
ny CAusrEs BROWNE. ja., Deputy,
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~ EARL. lliE ADNltNlSTHAIOH,
l 4. with ths viii annexed, y tho cstatu %
Andrew Homer, deceased, having hieu he
petition herein duly verified, praying Tor an
order of sale Of all The personal property and
part OF tho Te,l estate Of SAID dtcodent, for
thG puTposek therein act fogth, II IA therefore
ordered by tho juugn al SAID Court, thN All
ceased. appear before the fAid Probate Court
on Meunrsday, the twenty .flHhth DAY OF De
comber, lsi2, az 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of
SAD day, At the Court Room " said Probate
Court. ID the County Court House In the civ
and q, uuty Of salt Lake, utgh Territory, O.
show cause why au order should not he
granted 10 the sad administrator, 70 sell su
much OF tho real estate OF mo said deceased 1t
public Or private Aslo As shall he utrtts
and that RCnpj Of this order be publish Il NJ
lOast four HurceHrNe weeks ia tho DE kglt
IyEEtsg SEvs, newspaper printed aud pub
lished IA tHid ely and county.
Dated November -, iN2
q. W. HARTrH. Probate Judge.
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IonN ". WiNWARD, THE ADMINS.
~ traitor ~ the estate ot James shields. dc,
ceased, haying nlcd q petition herein, duly
verified, praying Tor an hrdef 81 sale OF the
perrOuai properly nnd portion of tho real
heron set forth. Il u therefore ordered
hy the Judge Of SID Court. that
a persOns Interested In the estate OF SAID
derbAsod appear before the SAID Probate Court
on ttIef day, the third day Of January. lsoi. ht
lno'oluck In thc forenoon Of snid day, AZ the
Court Room OF taId Probate Court, at the
county ONT House, M The cay and County
81 sat Lake. ltIh irrntoty, TO show cause
why an order should not he granted TO The
Haih administration, o. sen tue pcrsunnl prom.
cry htpubhc shlO aud TO sell 20 much OF the
real estate ot the salh decHascd al private sale
~ khnll he becesntry. ana that copy OF this
order bqpuhl shed ut lonst four fuccoslv0 weeks
in the nEsiHLI ININiN0 NKNr, news
paper printed and published ~ sgid Clty aud
County.
Dated December Z, lsya
G, ", BAEICH, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-06

ATOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NILS
~ y. 6ruuluud, executor ~ tho last will
aud tcf lament OF John Ehrngten, deccnad, has
rendered for settlement, and nlcd In said q curt,
his hnal account Of hH administration Of said
estate rad petition for fnnl siributon Of tho
residue of SAID estate among the per-ons en-
titled thorct0 ana that Thursday, the .gud
dty ~ porcmhor a u. ltl2, al 10 o'cloci, u. m,
20 the Court Room OF sain Court, IN tho county
Court linuso, salt lsakc Dity aud County, Unh
Territory, has been duly appointed by Tie
Judge Of sad Court, for tic settlement III said
account aud bearing said petition Tor distribu.
uon, nc Whirh tW0 mud place any persln IN.
tercatgd ~ said estate may appear and show
cause, N uuy there be, why sad account should
not be- settled and approved and nnAi disiribu.
ton made "a prayed fur,
Dated November 29th, lsN!,
q, T.. EALI.EN,
ClorE OF he Probate Court
BY CAusrEs BRowNE. w. Deputy,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Courlin ana Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of utih,
In tho matter OF the estate OF Peter Holm,
dCcoAfod.

NOuCE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN james Wilson, administrator 81 tho "a.
tate NJ Peter Holm, deceased, has rendered for
settlement. nd fllcd In SAID Court, hi, nnM
account OF his administration OF said estate
and petition Tor ilnAl distribution ct the rrsiduu
% ssid estate amons the persons onutlod
thcTet., and that "Wednesday, thr eolh DAY OF
December A, II. iH'l, At " o'clock ~, q, the
Court Room u said Court. IN the County Court
House, sAlt Lake CITY and County, Iiah
Territory. has been duly Hpi nted by the
Judge " SAID CouFs for the settlcinent ot sHid
Accuuat and hearing iaid petition for distrilu'
ton, at which time amt plHcc any person inter
csttd Ia said estate may hppoar hnd show
cause. n any there be, WHY said account should
no, bo settled ana approved ami maj dlstribu'
ton made as prayed tor
Dated ueeenDsr5, lsps.
o. J.. ALLEN,
fTorl ~ tho lf0Bntp Court.
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l1uHsuANr TO AZ ORDER oF SAID
court m said matter, notice D. hereby
sNcn ihat Friday, the 9th day ~ December
\, u. ltp. a. ~ o'c'uvk a.ui., a. tho County
purt U0uHu iu SAT- Lake CITY. ttNh Territory,
'n the l1urt fnOm Of said Court has been ap.
pointed TIE tine ana plAcc Tor the bearing Of
q poutinh OF Morris dOdborg, praying for tho
admitsltn 10 prohAte Ut = certain 10 umaut
theieWilh presented, purpnttnn 10 be the
lfst vii and testamsut Ot Mari GoldierI,
Irtr9Hfd. whru and whelo Al pfrfons inter
o ted may appear ana orruHU the probate Of
'Ai vii, or Tue sfantluF o. letters tcatamcn.
i4fy 10 Norrs Goldberg ne prayed for in SAID
prtifilu.
IN witness whereof have hcroantD sot my
h1nd Hui srlN'd tho seal ~ said Court, this
.J.h day Oi NoyeMbcr. A -. ie9l.
g. y ALLEN,
SMALL tlCrk Oi tho ltnu4lr Court
~ tAtsflv iiRoWNr JN, ncputy CLERK.
W ddll NilWs, ATTORNEYS for thu Estate,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN aud for salt Ial,
t0uuty, Territory OF Utah.
In tho Mattcr OF the Tstate of Henry sLinyt.,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Ia the Probate CogG IN ana for salt Lake
County, Terrtory vi Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate OF Andrew Homer
deceased.

order to Ghow cause why order ~ sale OF Tea
estate should not he made.
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In the Probate Court ia and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter " tho Estate Of Elizs John.
tou. deceased.
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Ord0r 60 show cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Codrt IN and Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
Ia the matter OF the estate OF John EhrngrSn,
deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07
AMERICAN TINMAKER.S WAITING.
THE RESULT or THE ELECTION MEANS PROS
pFRITY or DISASTER TO THEN.

pits,urg Nov Gin This contre OF iron and Proicc
tlon very healthy infant industry IL only awaiting
the election ~ President Harrison and I1pnbllcAh
majority In both aonscs Of Compress 70 dof i' rw9d
ding clothes stop crawling nni ~ah-nam"ly. ihe
Manufacture Of tlnpa,e II means new employ
men 70 thousands OF wOrkmen Ia ;Eis section alone.
of wages ranging from 81 10 so n day. II means the
Investment millions OF dollars IL means the los
OF thousands already Invested at n HSlt. I1'sbure.
through some s,foppolnted ng@nt has FOR years
struggled against adverse tariffs 10 pm the ilnplat
industry on IL feet In her midst As early Ms 1873
yon heard ~ the parties backing tie United states
lion Dnd Tinpate Manufacturing Company giving M
the fight A. thc Mckinley Turin bill becnme
Law they started up plant at Drmmler, near Pins
Lurg. This was n year ana half ago. Now they
av turning tin ana tene ut the rate Of 900 boxes
day, have 100 employees, pay oui 5000 week In
wages and estimate their Invested capital Of $500 900.
They rin eight sheet Ehs, Which fuinl.h NOR black
sheet than they need and they sell TO smaller pants
that have no rolling mills. But sofc lime before the
t'nlicl states Iron and Tinpaic Manufacturing Com
pany started up their plant this last time bcfon
The Mckinley bill was passed John Hamilton. u.
PiltSburg made "a niT profit 10y redIDHng common
English rerneplate. lie made extra quality Of
terncplate He bought common English plate for ST.
iox. redipped and sold II NJ $40 30, thereby mailing
profit Of about VI box.
when The Mckinley bill passed the English pu;
their common terne AT ga and flooded The American
market with poor quality OF rrdipprd plate 1T sis.
Hamilton could have still redipped the common plate
md made about the profit. As soon ~ the Nc.
Knlcy law went into effect. Hamilton saw he could
make more profit by buying common black steel sheet
at 40. coating and recoa,ng II nnd sell II at sis
lie did this and mnde better article that sold at
Sls than the old style English plate selling ut 80
Indeed the 81 80 common American plate /, ms good
article the English redpped which sells for
sls. Mr. Hamilton employs for;y-hvc hands. lie
buys black sheet from the mills here But
manufacturer has faith In the future Of
nplate thnn Chairman j. c. Wallace. OF the Iron firm
Of Wallace. BanHeid Co., which has plants at Iecs-
dale, Penn, and Irondas. o. At the latter place
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the firm rolled large black sheet ana s'i' , Thnn
prodnct before the passage OF the Mchih'e, Jaw. 80
the firm at n great cost changed the'r ''ee' mn,
40 % roll sheet suitable for tin and ternc oo'''ns'
Thev have six tanks two for terne and fo"r ior u''
They employ 800 men rs rollers and dippers' anu
tu,n on, about $50 boxes day Perhaps the ''p'"''
,u,tIon cannot bc put any clearer than as II y 'A
,ross ed nv Mr.. Wallace. Besides the money liVrSc"
,n IN. firm. he ha, $4,000 individually In the ron
dao plant lie hos fash enough In the future Oh .nc
Denublican party 10 risk his capital Us ucfAt Lii
the 0ss Of thousands OF dollars for him. rs ne Tn,
lave 10 change his plant and resume gar n
n II also means the loss OF situations 10 many
Of his mcn =, -, N n Douu,lcr NJ the
rri,,1 states Iron and TlQlate Manufacturing I'm,
n,nv and " T. Ualche. treasurer oi the Apono i.ui
md ,,eel Company. THIS company started thcir P,t,
nira Years ago with three mills r0hng shetl NV NJ,
stee and through the advantages OF pruectVc nm,
hos Inrrca scd 10 eleven sheet mills ana now empoS
.no men, since the Mckinley bill passed tney nay
odsaj ternepiate 10 their product lst we uoh
carc TO saw what going 10 do SAID hr' bnvnv,
.int n Harrison Is elected the manufactui" oi Dh"
sheet ana The coating Of tin and terne VIII become IN
dustrles simply immense In this country" pIh.a
firms already I'm the business. and Others preparnR ~
embark I'm t. might be Named but these uVe II IN
characterization OF the extent Of tn" Industries III inns
rer,on and IL possible growth II developed by IT'D
tectIOn
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FTSION IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
DEMOCRATS. PEOPLE; PARTY AND PROFIT B;TION
ISIS Likely TO VOTE TOGETHER

DEMOCRATS PEOPLE. PARTY AND PROFIT B;rION.
ISIS Likely TO VOTE TOGETHER.
Iu,ron : D. Nov q ,spccial).-The fusion OF he
three minority parties appears 10 be- complete In this
state The Democratic leaders Of South Dakota have
finally shown their hand In request TO all members
q, chat ,rv TO cast their votes for the Weaver cleo.
,os There Is also an agreement on stat" officers
and congressman. the Democrats 10 support n" In
d.pndrn, candidates FOR congressman anu Governor
and tho pon,,sts 20 have the Other state Office. The
vote OF the State two years ago was R'prbi'al'
"A 900. Alliance 5000: Democrauc. $1,000. II
he agreement faithfully kept the Independent elec
rors may win. but the Republicans claim that
land II iools tonight thcug! the party which
wins VIII 10, have mal ory Of more than 1000 70
coo Prominent Democrats here openly express
fbnr intent. r 10 vote for the Weaver electors con
nrru,ng the belief held by the Republicans that
r,pgruents have been made by the Democrats with
,e pcpusrs with the hope of giving the state to the
weaver electors The Republicans are prepared TO
r,.r any emergency, and confident IN" combined
force Of the PcpJllstS aud Democrats VIII not he
sufficient 10 accomplish their rurpos" since this
became apparent Republicans have strengthened thelT
forces In every part Of the State and making the
most thorough and vigorous campaign IN the hl.tory
Of the State. ana nre determined thnt H"u'h DaholA
shan 20 Republican November =.
Tn" refusal ~ the Republican SccrelHrv tf >tni'
10 place the name, ~ the Prohibition rhndidni'S ON
rcgulariiy f. r,aoting upon the Republican PARTY.
" ID. Alexander the Prohibition candidate Tor 'oV-
ernor announce, that he win vote Tor the - pn'
Ticket. and has w'iten Il letter to al PT"mWunmSH
votes the slate but It Is not believed the rank ana
He 81 the party can he ih;s delivered 10 IN" i'N''
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would be the most deadly defeat Of all that linda.
pendents have sought 10 accomplish.
AND A DEMOCRATIC PROPHET TELLS THE
RESULT
WHICH TIE VOTERS OF AMERICA WILL FULFIL;
AT THE POLLS.

WHICH TIE VOTERS OF AMERICA WILL FULFIL,
At THE POLLS
from George TiciSnor Curt.s's letter In The New
sun, November 10. 1889.
Whether It is done under the advice Of Mr. Jerer-
son Davis, or OF any one else. THE EFFORT TO MAKE
THE DEMOCRAIlC PARTY 4 PARTY OF FREE
TRADE WILL END IN DISASTER. A tariff levyns
and without regard to the effect on industries
which As COOP 9p DEF IN, OF FREE TRADE
safe basis for the Democratic party TO place itself upon
In Presidential , election Let II be once
the pncp q pr rs1n. our nn, own indus
THAN THEY WERE when Mr.. Harrison, Who was was,
presumably, a weak candidate. defeated NJ. Cleve.
I pF4pLE or THIS &c" COUNTRY DO NOT MEAN rs rs
ABANp0N AND QIGHT NOT To SACRFICE THE
own INDUSTRIES In levyng the revenues needed
for the public expenditures
THIS Is THEIR TESTIMONY IN TIE PRESENT DAY
From The Ncw-York sun. May 81. 1898
one duty OF sove nment Is TO PROTECT THE LABOB
imported into the United States IN the SHAPE Of
featured goods TO the value OF S692}l0. !6s. This
A., GRIMM wHoS anon mt " msSr! LAnS DR.
mltted b. insufficient and Geiectvc
t9rG. the labor OF women emposed in The Manchestsr,
go year. came into competition with the higher
priced labor of southern and Northern cotton spin
Munich is n gallery and centre OF art. German
women, with as many six Children saw wood In lis
streets for 10 cents u day. May mercifu God sink
The Tinted states ten thousand feet under the BE-
fore that hdeons spectacle snail become an indtent q
orr civilization. 1880 ~ ,,, -
BROTHkR,. THE MILLS Pill. TO REDUCE The
TARIFF L. TIE FEST STEP TO one ROOM FOR
DELAY AND rIGIir IT TO RS DEATH: and then
mike your tariff protective a. TO shut out cheap
foreign lnbor in the form OF manufactured goods.
AND THIS THEIR TRIBUTE TO THEIR ENGLISH
ALLIES.
From The New York sun. July 10. 1858.
GREAT BRITAIN HAS Ruined EVERY COUNTRY
IN TIE WORLD WHICH SIZE HAS PERSUADED OR
FORCED MO FREE TRADE. Her commercial
rraties cozened out OF Portugal. spain and Turkey.
made nom moor Her cheap goods crushed out the
ancient household manufactures OF the Indian Empire,
which she oyerran. and left millions OF the conquered
neoulp with the bare subsistence OF rice and water
SHE IS NOW STREAMING HER Utmost
10 ROE TIE UNITED STATES OF ITS INDUSTRIES
AND GET CONTROL or ORR MARKET. II she
succeeds every nottingham and working woman In
his country Will be brought 20 comparative poverty.
Yon can't help losing the high wages you now
receive " you retain any work Mt all against the
competition OF the pluper paid Labor OF England, you
will he compelled by that competition TO accept as
wages precisely that paaper pay.
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Nh ,Iu-ou,r 81 r1l9 !, les than "" f'""' -"
univ ,o,,o-,,v Certain changes or" oonr''' ~
De,nocro,s They agree TINT they VIII ''.' ~" .,
Hudson and Tsscy IN Warren and huh'e'''n "'' "
,.t and ,l,. q. Honld NOR than make 10" ''''''''''
rh.v hone 20 gain IN South jersey. h'P''',
,,. nv yin gain IN Pas-ac snd B"rg'h anu ~
,h ,r,,.e named above and expect to more 'n"
,,a ,l.,r own I'm south jersey. They "SPr' - W."
vi,hou, revolution In politics nnd they expect ''
revolution. On. II
win prolally De- cut down III ~'"'h '''''N ""' -
H., r.uu,lcans there on account ol ~" fN''' iiS,
,,hfrh raw. AROUSED great feeling %hlhht A"p'
r.. pcoul.'s party vOt" j. new lh'loI "Iu NAY
IN important one I'M n% rS nae and warren and IN
t"rsey az md Newark. and IS expected 70 Draw rom
Democuc rank cGiS ,acS NE ar Tc" OF 500
FL. ir,ls close Of O'Clock In New Jersey; aI t.re
,s Tour tickets IN the 1rh each Win Pr"suen" ~
electors, Governor stote snators This
vp,l make the returns late In coming ~ ana oE F.
ernl dens Of the result can b. even uh'ii ,nr nt
aay Election Dny l. legal hollnhN hhn D''u'sS -
cn.oly su. pended but II the object wa 70 Ec' men
70 devote thelr attention 20 election. II is lor h'
number Of games and rArn' Ions aria'sou Is d 49,
,nnnv awnv The total vote OF The state exceeds
800 600 az east and tbs Is probably 2oooo shor' VI
oss In ga,na ou the vote md New Workers resident
I'm New Jersey can aid committees maternity ny chsl
Ing their ballots IN the morning ana mus sphr,hs V"
mittecs the labor Of looking ih"m up ~ the h'"rhJUi;
The death Of Congressman Mcdonald from pneumonia
contracted dnring hi, campaign for election Is 'hr
II sincere regret among men ., s h,,u DO,
ous and his death shock 10 thos. VINO Kl'N
him. The complication caused by hl' DEAN ~ ~
hst In order TO have candidates placed on the
Official bnIlot his formal acceptance shall he h'"d r
f sss ee d,s Sfc IN the p Wy Those
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