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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
SD CONGRESS.
PETER Introduces a Resolution
for investigation
Of Relations Between Employers and
Employees and the Effect.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
BAR HARBOR.
Third Burglary Within the Wcek-Socia'
Events-yacht ArrivaIs-Personals.

BAR HARBoR. July 2l.-Charges of rob-
hrry against F. W. Vanderbilt were not
sustained, but he was committed to Jail for
drunkenness.
Let night the residence of Mrs. Louise
+. King was burglarizcti, it being the third
robbery perpetrsted within the week.
Mrs King gave dinner today.
Miss Carey. of Marigoli Cottage, gave a
tea last night.
The chillreus dance at kebo Valley was
lirgely att ntlcd. The following yachts have
arrived l.uriinr. South Boston Yacht
Club. with George W. 7. Nagec and
guests. \. w Cooley aui c. T. Asper. Re-
n,aintler of the South Boston Yacht Club
fleet are nov at Buothbay and will arrive
here tomorrow.
i.inialls band is giving an open air concert
on Marlborough lawn this evening, compii-
mentary to'the Village Improvement Asso-
ciatiou.
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NE FOOLED THEM.
And iae Paving Contractors will Have Moth
ing Mere 10 Do with Grant.

Rosros. July 2l.-At the solicitation of
Secretary James Grant of the Paving Cut
ters' Union, New York, several conferences,
looking to the settlement Of the cutters
strike, have been held between the execu-
tive committees of the Paving Contractors
Association and the Paving Cutters Union.
Another conference was called for to-day
Grant promising to have his committee
agree to certain propositions of the con-
tractors.
At the conference the propositions were
rejected by the cutters committee. and it
was discovered that Grant had acted with
out authority in requesting the conference,
and that he had no power to offer or accept
any terms Of settlement. The contractors
committee thercupon adopted a resolution
stating that having used all honorable means
to adjust the present difficulties and having
been misled by the misrepresentation OF
Grant, in fnture the contractors will not re-
ceive or entertain any proposition presented
BY him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
The chautauqlIans at Ocean Park.

OCEAN PAHK July Thursdays meet
ings of the Chauta,qua Inion were in the
usually order. The Law of the Teacher
was the subject at the teachers normal
hour. ''Paufs First Missionary Tour of
the young peoples normal class, and The
New Testament World" Of the 10 O'Clock
normal hour Hon. Joseph $. Hughes gave
a lecture on Water Witchcry' in the fore
noon. Al the normal mission school i'll the
afternoon. the subject was. christianity
versus Hinduism At five L. NJ, the {.
l.. ). C.. round table conducted by Rev. u.
c. Waterman, will consider The Chau-
tanqua Movement. The lecture announced
for this evening is "A Trip in Europe by
Rev III. +. Wood.
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PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.


- a. -, N, .r, ..,
NEW i"hs, 'n'y ~ ne nA''o,'a' ,
coh'f''t'ee .ouay anopoeo Wv io"o"Ise p.e"
OF organization me eAc,u''e coh'ni,'e. !,
OF 'ne De'noeIa.Ic ''auona, 'v'''''se ,1;''' s',a
.""s's' o' 20 "'e"D or.
by the chairman OF 'ne ha''o"a' co'nn'''ee'
the chairman OF ''e hat,ona' co"h'.,'''ee W
De ex-o"'c'o CHAIRMAN OF ','e e@ec"'ive com .'
mi'tee ue campaign commune
snail consist OF nine meHoers VINO
shaii De nes9haiei tns :,
chairman OF ,he ha'iohai cohhil''ee, saI'
chairman ana one OF the members OF .he
campaign commi'tee' ana INC campaign
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
sHIewReckED CREW
Taken inio Halifax and Forwarded to Their
Homes BY Our Consul.

HAlrrAx. n. s.. July 2i.-The steamer
Harlow brought this morning Captain Will
lams and ten men Of the fishing schooner
G.. r. Whitman Of Gloucester, Mass.
which ran ashore on Green island near
Rose Blanche in the fog. They saved
their clothes, dories and sails. She sank
in fl fatboHs of water.
Three of the left the steamer at Sydney
to Join another schooner. United States
Consul Frye took charge Of those who came
here and had them sent home in the steamer
Halifax this morning.
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MS WIFE CAUGHT MIN
In An Embarrassing Positioa Ihouqh. She
Was al the Seashore.

Saco, July 2l.--A prominent Bidieford
man, an oyerseer in the Peppereil mills,
whose family occupy a cottage at Old
Orchard, was, tonight, found by his wife in
an embarrassing position at his home on
Main street With him was young
French girl who is employed in his room at
the mill.
No arrests were made but the wife
threatens to prosecute the case. The dis
covery and its immediate developments
created much excitement in the vicinity of
the Oyerseers residence.
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ex.GOv. GARDNER DEAD.
Was Governor Of Massachusetts in 1858
Graduated from Bowdoin in 1898.

BosroS. July 2l.-Henry J. Gardner,
Governor of Massachusetts from 1855 Ia
1858 inclusive, died at his residence in Mil
ton tonight from cancer. He was the old
est, or next to the oldest. living ex
Governor. He was born at Boston, june
"A, 1919. graduated from Bowdoin in 1898
He began a commercial life as dry goods
merchant. retiring from that business in
1876. since whence he has been engaged in
the life insurance business.
He served in the Boston common council
House of Representatives., and was mem
her of the constitutional convention ir
1853. He was elected governor by the
American party
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BROKE TINE RECORD.
The Bicycle Tandem fiye-miie Worlds Record
Lowered 10 t2.i4 as.

BALTIMORE, July 2i.--Msrylanfs sup
plement to the National League Of Ameri-
can WheeImen's meet at Washington took
place here to-day. G.. w. Dorntge and w.
u. Penseyeres Of the Buffalo Athletic Club,
in the taniem safety, fse-miie
race, against time. made the distance in
J2.l4 4-.,, blosting out the worlds record Of
1856, made by Zimmerman and Br~lbur,
IL England the psesent week. Dortnegl
sn.i Penseyeres got 500 prize for breaking
she record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Mspisox, s. d., July 2i.--Isepublican
state convention toda, nominated G. II.
Sheldon for Governor.
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AT HOMESTEAD.
O'DonnelI and Ross Surrender
:: Themselves to Officers.
Many Applications Received BY the
Carnegie Company for Work.
Anarchist cireslar Sent 10 Yrssps-Aid Being
Disirihulsd 10 Peer Families.

HoMEsrEsp, Pa. July 2l.--A secret con
ference was held this evening between Gov
ernor Paitison, President Weihe of the
Amalgamated Association and Mr.. Brennan,
chief legal advisor of the strikers Neither
of the three gentlemen would reveal what
took place.
II is said the force in the mills was in
creased today by $50 men. There has been
friction between the people and militia all
over town today.
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HON. John LYNCH DEAD.
He was Formerly Prominent Politician and
y Served His State Well.

PORTLAND, July Fl Hon. John Lynch.
who represented Tie First Maine District
in the 39tb, 10Th +lst and 42nd Congresses,
died in this city 'soday of heart trouble.
having been sick fer several weeks.
He was native Of Portland and was en-
gagged in business here early in life. He
served in the Legis lature of Maine in ls62
and 1864. He was editor of the Washing
ton Union from 1876 to 1877. He leaves a
widow and one son.
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THE YACHTSMEN
Enjoying Themselves Skim
ming Along Maine Coast.
First District Democrats Nominate
D. H. lngraham for Congress.
chzu,aunsans Al Ocean Pask-Death si aa
Essimablc Belfast Lady.

BoorBHat HAKfoa, July 2l.-Shooners
White Cloud, H. Fl Smith; ksttie, George
+. Knight: Coroliuis. Aimon Wright !;
.loop Violet, Henry J. Mckee of the South
Boston feet; also sloop Valhalla of the
Eastern Club, 4. q. Vaunostrand, Port
CLYDE for Marblehead, and Hattie, Win
throp cIub, A. W. Toney, Camden for Bos-
ton, have arrived.
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BoWditch, Webster &CO.
BOWOiTCR WEBSTER & CO.


NJ. ts.r3. irpuf..;siu suffers Terribly from
ii,p ils.ad Disease.
Dr. u iiiiau~' Fipud Syru.' Restores Her
tls.I..l, - n.. strength.
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wssHrSeroS, July 2l---The President
sent to the Senate today the following nom
nations Andrew ID. White Of New York
to be envoy extraordinary AMI minister
pIenipoteutiary Of the United States to
Russia
A. Loudon Snowdea Of Pennsylvania to
be envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary to Spain.
Truztou Beale of California to be envoy
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Al T0ttADktTUtA.
st Louis o o o o o a.
Philadelphia o o . O Q ~
Hl,s-St Louis, =; rliladciphis. q. Errers 81
Loais, ., fhiiadclph,a. :. B.ttrrics-tsxt,it
and Buckley, kccfe. hing and cs.mcnis,
At RRopNLrx,
Louisville. o o i-ii
Broeklyn, 90 q "a H.
Hits Louisville. II: Brcoklyn, :. Errors--
Louisville, &. Hruekiyn, :. Rstirries-Strsiter
aud Grim; fouts and kinsiow.
At Nsw yoxk.
New York 90 o.
Chicago o o 0 o e.
Hits--Ncw York, T.: chicago. 1, Errcrs New
York, a; Chicago, :, Hsiterics--Easle and Doyle
l.uby and Schrivcr.
AT sALriNoHE.
Baltimore. eos o a--N
rittshurg, q o d y q L.
Hits baltimore. ~, rtttsburg, n. krrors-
Ral,imarv, 2; fitt>hnrg, i, batteries Wicker,
and sohiasons Ehret and Miller.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington, o . o.
Cincinnati. : o : @ o n y
Hits Washington, q. Cincinnati. ., Errors
Washington, /; Cincinnati, /. Batteries Abbey
and Mcclure, Dur,ca and Harrington.
Al BOSTON.
Boston o o o.
Cleveland, o o % H.
Boston, d; Clcvclsnd, q. Errors Hos,
ton, 8; Cleveland 4. batteries -sti,ctts and kei
ley: Young and Limmer,
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O'DONNElL AND ROSS
Surrender Themselves 10 Officers. and Both
are Remanded TO Jail.

PrrrsBuEG, Pa, July 2l.-iiugh ODon-
nell. the leader of the Homestead strikers,
and Hugh Ross, surrendered to Magistrate
McMastcrs this morning. Both were re-
manded to Jail. They express confidence
in being released on bail, and ability to
prove their innocence Of any crime.
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Time-s.ssI. 2,sil. s.e6,, e.es.. -!
..at,t,.s p,rsr S5ao
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WAsuINcroN, July 2.,--.Iames r. Nor
gan, the leading witness in the pension ONCE
investigation. has been disharred from
practice before that office and all bureaus Z
the interior department. As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22
Other Games.

AT Albany--Buifalo. I; Albany, q.
At Rochester. q; Utica, 3.
At Providence Providence, ;Elmira, 3.
At Binghamton-- Binghamtop, 10; Troy, 4,
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And Going to Nork--co- operative Club Pre-
pairing for Immediate Work.

B.Rvr. VT. July IA few more men
have left the unioa and began work. The
newly formed cooperative granite club is
erecting large sheds at North Barre for %
union men.
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RACES At SAUGUS.
Mjshaps to the Fayorite--little Rocket,
I'll. and lightning the Winners.

BosroN, July 81. At the races at Frank
lin Park, Sangus, this afternoon, in the
a.2l class. Gretchen, the favorite, broke a
shaft and was@iistanced in the fourth heat.
Jesse Hanson, the favorite in the 2.i9 class
was thrown down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-22

Toops, ME., Aug. 7. 1891.
Union MEDICINE CO. Augusta, Me.
GrNrLEMES For a long time l have
been troubled with Dyspepsia in its worst
fnrsu and have tried every known rem
s6v without avail ! have suffered ter
riSlv. nv appetite has been vary poor,
and INV heal.h very r.uca inratred-. I
had given IN al here Of relief until l
began taking your BLOOD , Sl :, since
ae-frliy ir.rroved, the attacks OF Dys-
ssrs;s have diminished gradually, my
anpe,i,e has increased and now find my:
seif AZ vel as ever was in my life !
have @ gained several pounds in weight, and
feel like a new person. regard your
BLOOD SYRUP as invaluable tor Dys-
peptic affections, for it has. done for me
what no Other medicine ever could DO.
Mss. ANNIE FOUNTAIN.
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MARKET REPORTS.


NEW roRk. July n.
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LEAVING THE UNION

Time-.. ,,t, c.ei. s.t4.
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Nancy Hanks Failed 10 Beat Ner Record.

DETROIT, Mich, July 2l.--M the race,
here today Budd Doble drove Nancy Hank =
to beat her record of , 90, but failed to do
better than 2.ll 81.
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WAsHiseIoy, July 2l.-For New Eng
land Fair. southeast winds; slightly
warmer.
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ng, WILLIAMS FLOOD sYkuf may q
l nrocured at all Druggists at u 90 not
tIr Re certafu that you get the only gen
uine. Take no substitute. though u may D
represented 'just rs good.
pres,ar<.tl only by
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CmcAoc, Jsly II.
F,es'r, .gji. steady.
wusAv--ciosed lower; No. spyiss 'sis--
No. 2 red. 7.ia
CoHs. closed hiah~r; M. 9. 5Hi.
DAr~r-biyier; po2. Nsa--.
KYE~-fio Z. Hfa-.
BlEEEy no 2. Sos
EgAxsKkI,-- M J, fHt.s
PORN &1i-7t taftW.
L&ED-$s i5,s5 -
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Small boys and green spples are nov one in
body. Use Johnson's Anofyne Liniment
! for collie. julylsd&wnrornfpr
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pAl0 afro DEAD.


Rgpwoop ciTr, Cal, July 2l.-The
stallion Palo Alto, who held the stallion
tsutsing record. died At Senator Stanford's
farm this afternoon Of pneumonia.
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Bosros. July .i.--For New England
Friday, fair, warmer.
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New England Games.


llits-Snlem. Il; Lowell, q. Errors Salem, 4
Lowell, ia. Baiterics-Nulsn aud Bergen. kud
deri,ani, Mccarthy and Mc,aul.y.
There was no game At rawtnckct Thursday, The
Lawrence team appeared prepared to play but the
home team could not be fouu'l, aud The Lawrence
team went home at noon. None of the fawtuc.
kcts were seen at home Thursday,
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Ho. Traveller, take BErcaaa's Pulls
with you.
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GaRpfSER. Me-. Dec. ie, 1891.
UNION MEDICINE CO, augusta. Nc.
GpSTiKMss:-Fer more "a twenty -nse yeaIs
I have been troubled with Dyspepsia, and during
,hzt time have takcn various remedies withopt PEI
sn,n.,, hrn~ht have taken three bottles OF yoef
BLOOD SYRUP aud am now cured.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

tT. C. %. R. So
spring cothug cleaned aud repaired
tnied Wursncu. Ao. Al- Market strest.
a might arf is followed boy The morning
afrnIIOW.- I.lsfNn TRANSCRIPT.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
nnLnrnLn

nENvEn. Aov. Additional rotuu
only tcuu o pile Up tae opuih maI0r-
Boz loloul1. 'thclwN le anywhere lcm
$1,000 Orb soH0 Wi,a Waite. ionuU. etni
iatc lor all,rn1r pranaaly 80a0 toie- b-
hml Ii Alsct. Hcuc. loruIIeN Is c.ectl.
ta cau .n tfc rt district ty 1880 co.,
@D1maInIiy. ald he.l Popn.nl i- cleo
,a ntne -aai aIeret nf $3.50 or $4,000
n.i1uly IH.l .pul.ls til haFe CONTROL
o. tae lower h0.ee .l ihc legislature auo
praaa''F ol ,ue sunnic. Ioug ierm .nl-
,lu .n.ei "'i IsNH vote n ODE ion
4ura ta.lt .alr. senator SGD .lo.
-nHlf NHia oi t0e seventeen
I.Hs t.lu e.aTl.ts chosen tho Ecnuli..a
aafe e.-c,ra -en or twelve aa pl.tI1i
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
- LATEsr sHoWINo.
Fuller Returns from tho States whose
I,cports We're lio-t Incomplete.

Fuller Returns from tho States whose
Iicports We're lio-t Incomplete.
CuCiG0. Nov 1O-rho later returns do
not ahaio n nny way DE decisive Demo
cratic victory n the state of Illinois on ua-
u0nai and stntetlckcts C0nserqatvemon
of ail parties now generally agree that tho
national aul state tickets have O. Demo
cratic majority estimated at 2O.O0t1al 1000.
Democrats have majority in the senate of
3 3uud iu Che house of representative oil lL
Returns from nearly aN the congress
sionM districts in the state are complete,
and md.cate TINT the Democrats have
elected congressman iu the First, Second
Third, Fourth, Eighth Twelfth, Ilir
tocuih. Fourteenth Sixteenth, Severn
temth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth ds-
tricis and UHo congressman at large Ne-
publIcns iu the Ffth. Sixth, Seventh.
Niuth, Tentl. Eleventh and Twentieth dis-
tric.s The vote in the First district is
very close, and Be- win require the official
count t0 determine tae result definitely.
lt now definitely known THAT Joseph
C.. Cannon (Repl las been elected TO cone
u.s rom tho Fifteenth district, hereto.
fore ciassel as doubtful
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a BIG TIDAL WAVE
The Democratic Victory Grow
ing Still More Decisive.
EVEN OHIO NOW DOUBTFUL.
McKinley's State Close and Claimed
for Cleveland by 1900.

The Republicans Say Il WIN Take en-
omeial Count to Decide ana Are Hope
fui Of fesults-wisconsin Surely Demo-
cratic and Indiana Apparently so-rho
United States senate Likely to Pass
from the Control of the Republicans.
President Harrison Takes Ills Defeat
without Any show of Feeling.
CoLmmus. Nov. lo-The situation in
Ohio has become interesting 20 strained
degree. and the excitement IS at fever hcat
over the indications That McKinlcy's own
state may possibly be found in the Demo
cratic camp when an the votes are
counted.
The Democratic committee has reports
from the county chairmen of thirty-six
counties, which show a net Democratic
gain for Cleveland of 1910 This leaves
fifty-hve counties 20 hear from. At the
same ratio Of increase tile state viii 10
Democratic.
The Republican managers are very anx-
ious and admit that the state win be close
but hope for different results from that
which the Democrats claim.
The Democrats olaim the state for the
Cleveland electors by q plurality ranging
from 1000 to 800
Republicans announce that 70 win ro-
quire the official count Co decide
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
NLlnll.

DETROIT, Now lo-Iha Republicans
have cau'ei out tli electoral district
Ihe a'auu viii probably leconpl-a
aslollaWs seHa.e- Rgnuhlmn.. ls. Demo.
cuis and popN.ets. la Ious H.pun
licsns. isi Democrats and PCnn.st- t-
According Go lhe RETURNS noH iu which
are omewhlt muager, 0 appears lHat tnt
following clnroamon oie mcc .ui
fnt diHr'ct d logan Chpmsn .uml.
Second. iHmrs Goman lmE Ihrl. d.
g.. bWrow .tepE fourh. N f Jhomns
lltpE Flth. g.. f Richardson lnme
sHlh. ID. M Ai.srn .Nenl, seventh. It IA.
Wilson l.eal; Eath N Us Linton
ltepe Mu.h. JOu N. Nueu lIps
Ien,h, I 80 b. Mmdoc. Olcme lt-
u.n. lom Avery l.ep.f Twelfth s. l.
Stephenson lHcp)
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n.nn.rL-.nL

HARTFORD, Nov. i0-NoDhiug in tho
later returns received bv Tho Couuut
Icpl changes Che result here materially
Clee.a1is plurality is about 5000 Tie
report tlul sufficient Prohibition and ecHi-
,cfug votes were cast to prevent Norris
majority is moo confirmed by tine drift UI
thc ohcu returns. Ihe congressional
delegation is henuhl.en and Demo-
cnts. Ihc s.ate senate is 20 tie. Ihehou.o
aAows lopuhliclu majority of Do which
will lec'mc ls WHOM TWO Republicans Iu
ChesAla aro saHled. Hhoy were elected.
hut dec.Hred not elected ny ihe moderator
because tle uold "icpuhNc1u' WAS nol
on tIe tickets. Ilcre were four ties for
representative. voted off. Ea-t Hartford
aud 7.em went Republican, Columbia
end Durham Democulc.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
aIassaciiusctte.

R0sroN. Nov l0-The Herald saya
"Thu 3enuhleen iiguwrs o., headquarters
virtually cmrede tlc election of Governor
Russell by about LOO. orr 60 Doe oaoct
1884, a private dispatch from Worcester
confirmed Jue belief that A.r Halle would
lose tho state as fhat city is reported Go
have given him hnt 600 plurality. which
shows nct gain of 800 ur Russell Tine
small towns, which have been slow in come
ing boo. do not cut down Che estimated }us-
SEN plurality materially, and there is little
indication chat the towns to hcar from win
wipo it out THE balance oi The Hepub-
licm state ticket has been elected Aeu-
Tenant Governor William 1T. Halle tho
Republican canl'dato for governor. lm
lelcWaphcl iran Springfield lo Governor
Russell. as follows "p.ea accept my cone
sHtulalona ol gour e'uc.'Cn.'