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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-12
"cHIcAGo" LODE MINING CLAIM,

situstcd in GARFIELD gulch, about six miles from
Muldoon in Little Wood River Mining District,
Alturas county, Idaho, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions Of SEC 2324. Re.
vscd Statutes OF the United States-beirS the
amount required TO hold the same for the years
ending Dcce ;nbfr 81, 1891; th.t your proportion
oue-tEird Ter s33.?SiS A. each.
And ii, within ninety DAYS after this notice by
publication, Sou fail or refuse TO contribute your
proportion c1 such expenditure as co-owner,
your interests in snd claim Will become the prop
erty of the subscriber under said Section 1924.
W. II. NORRIS.
Hy-The sbove-me ntioned ame UNITS may be paid
st the Office of the TIMis, whose editor is author
lied to ceipt for the same
W. II. MORRIS.
First publlca' ion January 0, 1882.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-12

ECEMTC for DR.. TALNAGE'S New Book
a. covering his ife's work and great
VIZ +. NJ .r,rirs trip "to, Through, and From
w - " 4 Ei0 the st-Land," entitled
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-12
POSTPONEMENT.

Above delinquent sale has been postponed &c
January 80, 1892. BY order of
MOYLAN G. FOX, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, December 18th, 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-12
TIE SONG OF THE "No. g."

Ny dress is Of Gne polished oak,
AS rich rs the finest fur cloak,
And for handsome design
You just should see mine
No. 9, No. 9.
Tn beloved by the poor and the rich.
For both impartia..y stitch;
IL TIE cabin shine,
III the mansion rE, ire-
No. 8, No. o.
Ineyer get surly nor tired,
with zeal always am fred;
no hard work incline,
For rest lie'er pine
No. 9, No. 0.
INN easily purchased by all,
With iustal:nents that monthly do fall;
And when am thine,
Then life is benign
No. 8, No. 9.
To the Paris Exposition went,
Upon getting the Grand Prize iltent;
! left all behind,
The Grand Prize was mine
No. 9, No. 0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
CHAIEN'ES GITE FORECASTS.
Mr.. Hnrrity's Relief In Success Mntchcd
A.nlns. ID at Of " % nlcy md L:nckcIt.


A:aIn-: that of Marley and Enckctt.
DosroS. Nov. 3.-Chairman Harrity OF tho
Dam ocratic National Committee writes the
Boston Journal:
- have reason to believe that Mr.. Cleveland
will reccivo the 800 electoral votes OF tho
Southern States and - electoral votes OF New
York. New Jersey, Indiana. and Connecticut
maxim. 22j electoral votes in all. Fulther-
more, II is certain that he will have not less
than 9 electoral votes from Michigan. 1t is
about equally certain that he vii! have the
II votes from Wisconsin,"
J. H. Naulrv Of tho Republican National
Committee writes;
The E"rubllcan National Committee has
great confidence in til" re election OF Prcsi-
dent Harrison. The Eerublicnn party ia thor
oughy UrEani"ri in the State OF New York.
ARE aroused and d"tcrmnel to win success.
oar rclults from ,ounrcticnt ARE moro than
encouraging. ami our friends in Indiana are
confident that the electoral Vot" OF that state
Will again be given to MIR. harrison"
Chairman liuuk cit OF tho New York Eepub-
lican Stata COmwlttoe writes:
III" eul!H,icarN vii. carry New York by n
larger pl lrglity jh&n they did four Yeas ago.
Pre- lisnt Harrison Will come down TO tho llnr-
1t IS not ut al l'rlF that the Democrats in
New York. Kings, queens. and Richmond will
lie al to 81 greater majority in their
counties huu they did in iSS3. We will also
elect II majority If the next Assembly, thus
stCurin. gmiteG states srUEtOr.'
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yEI! " .IE4KS ~ ECFFILO.
He Say. EI- Eu'o-y OF Cleveland Mt Del
mGn.cn's Nms Al TnGy.

BuFrATO. Now 3-Chauncey NJ. Depcw adj
Hall this evening. lie was introduced hy the
Hon. Sherman s Rogers and was received
with great applause.
He euosizcd the Republican party and dis
cussed thu tariff question. and said these great
financial measures We're the work Of the Re-
publ can party.
Iethcn took up tho subec Of his eulocy Of
M Cleveland. which. no said. was made tho
principal campaign document of the Demo-
1t was IA private dinner. No reporters were
present. Mr.. Cleveland was there. So was
Con. sherman. Thomas Mast. Mark Twain.
and others.
him to deliver a speech. lie cons cnted and s
he always had an unlimited amount Of ta1Ty on
hand. he proceeded TO apply it unstintedly to
tho distinguished gentlemen present. AMI
when he felt that lie had caused as much hap
riness among them as they could stand he sat
''rut. I'll tell You what I'm going to Do; Six
weeks from now there viii tie II Dime: at na.-
mnnicp'%. will tic there and so will Mr.
Cleveland. Tho democratic candidate will
tho fall he will get on election dav sufficiently
To - out. On that occasion | will pour so
much tuiTy over Mr.. ;lcI e'ani that the most
"nlnusiastir Democrat wi! say: When Mr.
'!"yyelnnh dos thI" last speech OF Dcpew's
shall hr bis cpiiarh.'
After his speech Mr. ,Ncrew started for New
York, going straight through.
Shall YOU make any moro speeches this
only in New York or BROOKLYN" he re-
ton 10 added Two done that ever since l
was a boy"
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As Cif4NBERL SEES THE ISSUE.
The ix-Envcruor OF Souta Caroilnr Hns
Tired Force aud NnoMs Its ENile.

CHARLESTON, s. G.. Nov. Blk Gov d. II.
Chamberlain. who was the last reconstruction
Governor OF the PROSTATE Palmetto state. -
now Tie receiver OF the South Carolina Rail
way and resides hero. lie tnlkcd to-day about
tho issues on the present campaign. Eefcr-
ring to the Force bill issue. no said;
IL do not question that IL Mr.. Harrison and
his PARTY iclt that they mad a free hand they
would PASS it. and therefore [ regard it as an
issue which may Le fairly charged uron the
Republican party. Tho platform of the PARTY
calls for it, and the President has shown in
many wnya his desire for it. 1t is true he now
shirks the issue. that Lodge and Reed avoid
II. that almost the whole party is afraid
Of It; but tho fact that 1t is de-
sired. and that its passage has been
seriously sought by Mr.. Harrison and ma
jority of his party in Congress cannot DO
denied. OF very doubtful constitutionality
and clearly partisan in its aim. its effect upo n
the South. at which alone it is really aimed.
would b. disastrous beyond description. I
speak here of what know. Myself connected
with the reconstruction period. having tried TO
the host Of my ability To mako u to'crahlc
Government under tho conditions then exist
lig in one of the southern States. | speak With
knoWie "a ant telling on this shbles' II To-.
pnlt al the loltical condition Of TITO south
dnrins the period from 1857 to 1876. would
, =" rho Republican party. unacr necessity IN
lS,H aonptoned III" p..icS Of totre at, tho
restore the old. policy. to secure thu negro
vote To- hr used FOR the perro,uati"n. ard Joy
no other PURPOSE. OF party power such was
tho only use mu,.n in TINT vote hy the PARTY
North before 1876. reiNving then in the sin:
ce:ity OF the EoruhIirHn party, stood
nj NY post, chocreL hy th" whole host
OF that party til the fruits of sue.
/ cr-s had Teen secured In the scat IN =
OF iiayes. This did against odds and dan,
! gers. of no ordinary kind. and after tho strug.
| Clio had ended ! mnintained my sci i-res Dect
Ngaimst tho landshments Of tho Hayes Al.
! ADMINISTRATION. But whAn a little later my sense
| OF duty led mo to support Mr.. Cleveland. my
| ONLY reward was torrent % slanIer poured
| unon me- by the editor OF the New York IRE
| i,u'-the present tail Of the Republican
| ticket landris long before abandoned ly
| those who first usal them. $500
9TH" rretcnsc adopted in making This hill
! applicable to all tho states can dcccir" no
one. Its, sole purpose ia to affect tho southern
| States. lut TO- tho~c States no ono woul'
, have dreamed .! rr"posing t. The Force bill.
| II enacted and "nNrCc,l. would only riunra
/ :hn South into civil confusion. make nor.
/ hopeless the condition OF the neGrnes. and
/ hring the nation again to the brink OF danger
! on which 1t stood sixteen years ago"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
Tire Weather.

The storm which WAS over northern New York lost
It's energy and was Gs,tPa'"d yesterday. Tho Gepres
sion SPREAD over tho at. Atlantic states and created
dense fog along the coast from the ,iEoliuas Nova
Scotia by drawing in warm air along the coast lne
Eain fell IN Ne mld,e Atlantic and New England
States also IN the west cult states. and in
ada: elsewhere the weather was fair.
Two stOTms are brewing. and may chuss some dts
turhance in their respective districts to-day; Is
the coast of Texas Hui tie oth-r Is moving eastward
overthc pat0iRs AM Minnesota
An ares at Nigh pressure moving southeast from tho
north Pacific Ocean has sen, freeing temperatures
over Colorado Kansas, New Mexico, Aud Nebraska but
1t has become warmer IN tho Northwest and the At
lantic states
Rain fell in tls city in the morning, with avery
th.cs fog which Hr an 10 clear away hy noon total
rain'a.i II Of lurN: average hEmitty. 80 Per
cent: wind soU'lw - average velocity twrv, miles
hour: A'EL-H o..r a temperature CO. lowest tu'.
tho thcrmo'a-'rr - Pcrry's pharmacy IN IuE Suy
building record mrcraluro yesterday ow.'
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7HE dN2I-EEID TAGUE.



UTICA. Nov. 3.-Thcre was a big labor dem
onstration here this evening under the
auspices Of the Anti-Reii League Of this city.
Its magnitude ouened the eyes OF those Re-
luI!icans who have maintained that the
movement is but u moro bubble.
Tho League is composed Of nearly 1JCO
men, who arc opposed to the YriJusr and Reid
and to the Utica N'1ad. which has fought
Labor as rcrs!stently as had Reid and his
IHpcr. There was n parade. composed Of 4
thousand men. car ryinG red hot banners.
Tho unera house was packed to the doors.
and thers was an overflow meeting in tho
street Glow, addressed by John 4. Walsh and
G"ur.s" blair Of sew York The principal ad-
Ir"s~ was made by Amos j. Cummings OF
nr" ! orb. Tho applaus" wa9 dcn!rNnr.
Mr.. NumminGs said that TINS j. i hot and n
lHl 'tulHign. The principal NO, OF his adj
d"".' wns GA the attitude OF lte:t toward Or
g@ri2"d Lnor.
No aid Mat Reid had worked himself into
Tho Ir,1'o~ Office over The hodd Of Young. tho
mhuaGi.r EDITOR. and had not only rated
Young ut % bis Job. hut had also rated our
Gg""leF. who want to his grave soon attcrward.
lie re.'"w"' in n scathng manner RcI's
tr"h'm",J Of lpn union printers in th' T'ihtu"
Hiilc". and -aid he hai ullcrcd TO iat TIE SuT.
~. $, and HI0j oi.ir.r
II" ,@tTg'H'od the r'-oicr'inn OF Congress
| nan Hthi0ev on his labor record and tha do
| feat "l Sherman. He also compald tic labor
| record o. Cleveland and Stevenson with that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
Illegal REELS ration In Hufralo.

BUFFALO. Nov. JAS Hill. who was yester-
DAY arrested for Illegal registration. was ar
ia!gnet before Commissioner Fairchlld this
afternoon. liz p!ondra ignoranc, Of tho law
and was admitted 10 hail In tho sum OF 81. COO
for appearance tomorrow afternoon. Later
John bonohu, was arrested. charged with
aiding and ah"ttng lin in Illegal reg.
i.tration: Evidence Is in tho bosses
sion ,,oof the oNlcors that Donohue
Illegal registration. Nynohuo is a canal ON
rloyee t"mmisSIon.r iHirchili fixed Ills Lai!
nt S;i.nOo ara thnn adjourned the hearing IN
=, W. W. Imns 81, Angola was also arrested on
the charge ~ i!!eG& registration in that viii
la%" le LETT Angola last faN ana went to
rcnnsylvnnin returning Ins' ru.y. His resi-
dance IN the state Is clniw"l a. nav" been t1r-
ieitcd. His hcNrIhG was Lui NnMM lng &atnrdny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04

WAsuI>.. ,.,. Soy. 3 Gen. j. II. OBeirne.
Assistant commissioner of Immigration. was
in the rl'y to-day. he said that the people
in New 'o.N are deeply interes:cGtin the SUBJ
Icct IT iaw.s:ra'ior. and that it is becoming
an imI"r.aut ISSUE in the campaign.> A re-
quot hal been made for an expression OF
oiiripu from he caniiGatcs. and Gen. OBeirno
Son !..".- urup the subject:
lh' 81" e-s't, form care'ul discrimination
among tho "wiGrGn,s seeking our ehores bo-
comes every day moro apparent. We do not
want a.I slulId not receive those who by
r"a- IA of lad character OF habits, are not
wa,'ni Mt home. Tho Industrious and self
re rc,I,ug, tho lovers of las and liberty.
Should ls Disseminated from tho paupev the
criminal. aud tho Anarchist. who comc only to
burden or disturb our communities"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04

Hut He Eccilncs I" say How &c Is Going
to Atiock Vice his Season.

The annual meeting OF tho Society for the
Prevention o! Crime. better known as Dr..
rarkhuvst's society was held last evcnina; in
the Office Of the society ut 9-3 broadway.
Nine members Of the society werc On hand NJ
the appointed hour and after II ruthless hunt
for Tho janitOr III the building. they were cuIa-
peeled to hold their meeting in Il lumber room
on The top floor. the only room they could get
into. At its close tho Secretary cHmo an! An
nruuc"h g the reporters that all the old Oili-
cor5 had lFen RI. !cctra. Ren,!rA ~ Ir. Park
hurst a. President. Tho only change was the
appointment OF jacob \. Scrnseu ON tho EX-
"rltiy Eoard in ilace OF j. j. Whitney, who
died some tilnc ago.
Tho secretary rrrcrrcd TIE Sun reporter 10
DR. iarnhurst tor Information about the plans
Of tho society.
Dr. pnrkhurst was asked II his society was
still in existence.
ION. yes" hc s4!d. "Wc arc -ah-increas.
in. It's members
'!o y"u propose to n'tnc,i vice as you did
before You went to Europe z"
lyon must excuse me- ho said, 81 make Il
D0int not TO say beforehand what nm co.
inn to do"
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TIE ITGuI ~ MISSOURI.
II ~ Particularly WARM Over the Guhrrnm.
tGrIni C.Indidt.r~.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. b. The Missouri camratcn
is waxing very hot. Cleveland Will o. course
carry the statA ly from 10000 10 10000 over
Harrison. But in the race iur tho Governor
shin tho case is Different. While the chances
are strongly in favor Of the election Of the
Democratic canIidatr. ". ). StuHo. not :.
single Eepub. ';lm can lie found who viii con
CcG. the defeat oI t.lvt rtrt,'' candidate. VIII
liam Warner. cy-' misunderstanding Of tho
Grand Army. Warner is popular even among
his political opponents. has raGn nm az.
ere i've "a !nUHlIn. AMI has forced the pnrlr-
crRt', ~ bring into ihn state aOIc Of their tc-t
speaking talent.
I'll" third party vote for Governor viii cut
little figure. Neither Pen orratS nnr lrruhli.
cans eXre t !.eonn,l t?!,Ea!! more 'han, @5.u.o
votes ont OF 5'u,pun IN" result WI! largely
Gepend on how -. Louis votes. Tho irmIlIi-
cans say thnt NGgE"r 81 i have from 1900 -
10000 majority. The Democrats claim for
stone 1000 to :iOtu mai"rDty. -Four years n.n
Kim tall. tho N"lUhlirau candidate. hat 900
over Francis 1T hat Wa "au-el ry local da
fccti5ns. which stones managers sly haze
been overcome - Il di-!nto,eNtnI observer
il iooSs as II III" r.'C viii @ decidedly Close
with TIA" chaurr- iaNurir-t Warner haviul.
about >, COJ .nrty. v h"Goos not do Getl pr
than that he oa0rn' - e'e"t"d.
A. to Congress IL" J. Nmucrats say they will
elect ToUrirnu o. IN" fifteen momhor-. Tue
trplhlicanS rorr"dn them ton nam. ers and
insist that AT H." worst III" Eo'.!' Iirau, WIN
eject two and til" iunulis's two n"ni"r+.
When tho votes ar" Cuuri",. it Is mo, able the
Democrats viii Z found TO have elected al
least thirteen tOnGr"S
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ErELIS. Nov. 3.-Prince bismarck has nl.
lowed himsel: to be interviewed by several
journalists on the Army bill. He said that the
first reason in favor, Of passing it is IuckinE,
ut is highly imIrobab'e' hs eaiG. that
Gnrmany will laye to fight with two fronts.
Russia will not DECLARE war in case France
picks a quarrel with US. and If Russia attacks
us. which is nikeIy, Franco Will await the
event before moving
Tijnre Di-niarrl; added that the winner Of
IN, next great war would q the power whlch
won tho llrst hartl.s, Armies Il 100000 or
200, OGO men, and not of mil Ions. woUd lie In :
yolyed in those BATTLES. The Government x
urorosal to intrudUc" tho twO-ycar terra Of
service was irau.:ht with dangers.
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AnnEGap coAoNlzhMS N nHooxnr,.
Detectives ItirI by tn ErpuhIirn, Sn.
tnnnI t-nmn.!ltca Nnlke AErcn.r.

Detectives acting under the direction of tho
Republican NAtona. Committee claim 10 have
unenrthod a dcsp-laid ! lpt Of DrG,ocrutir col.
oniyiug in DropkbN, and last ni.h' there were
Twenty-Five arrests n that city for alleged n-
cal registration. Some Of tho prisoners fur
nishcl bail an! were released. and tho 9th "cs.
who could not go, bond 'men, worc lock ed up.
ard will hc arra'gucL to-day FIR examination
Irfor. nitrd states commissioner Men.
Paul Ehlcn, one ~ III" prisoners. vino II reg
isf"red in III" Sixth district - tho Nine;c"n'h
ward II is said. has r"y'r hal any res. ia ru ~
in Ernoklyn. and rI'l" II n this city as al
irgcd ana urEaui - a flrg" r"rcairrs Fail
In his ease was lyoi az =. .1uD 1t was "a I'd Mt
the i'njteII State ,lHr~uaI- o,l,cc in PraohIyn
last II ght thai h"'@, en- ;i,~amd 400 adduyilal
warrants had Ic"n r4ie opt and woulh .
cnn',nad mainly e. tl'- SiNlh. Tenth lwn!fh.
Thirteenth. rour,,"n,4 and, Fiitecpth ward.
'ILe detectives sail that they hGG also uu.
eu,thrd nests nr .au"rratic re!ontars IN Lone,
Island City. NcwtoHu and Staplcton. :. J.
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Wan TLiND Er ~, ana.
The Democrats VIII Win NIihnut IN r.,
But May Los, One Congress District.

BALTIMoRE. Nov 3.--Ths present Indications
are that Maryland will give Cleveland ami
stevenson not less than 49, 90 plurality Last
year the state went Democratic ly 30, 600. hut
the lines are always moro closely drawn in I.
Presidential year. EcsiGcs. tho Republicans
havo made some gains on the eastern shore,
viii h comprises the First Congressional dis.
trict Tho gains will DO sufficient. however, to
elcct their Congressman. Tho influx comes
from lower Pcnnsylvania. 20 sure are Demo-
Gratis of a. wa!kovcr. and SO convinced
are the Republicans that they have
not the ghost 81 n show. that neither
slIe has nut forth extraordinary efforts to
tttlnS Glt rcsrIv" vote. excepting in the
WotR!hE hard 10 reclaim the territory lost two
Years ago by, tho secretary OF tho National
Nag ~ 100 votes. MrNaig is ngnju in tho
Nr!d. his opponent thl, til Q hnin. huh-lrcas-
ui"r Me!inEt On. who Is not only more popular
man McComRS, hut n hotter lIrhtor Tia Ia
packed ny tho coal syndicate aud tho hankinp
interest Throughout western Maryland and ns
we district II naturally l,"iubli.an il is prob.
ape thl Nlchag VII! q b"ltrn.
IN mo other nv" districts. hOwcvnr, ,he
DEMOCRATS have rN"rW In. thor own wnv
iNmh ndri,cs ,nihi'"h, Whpl!y in the Hack
L".l' watch gtr,", south m WIrlund and
WHO .as Away hat nJ!i l'al IT, l'.V"i vi,
WIN BY II safe naluli.. Iuti.r ia liza NIX
!f"d Talbot ~ tho ~u.unI, Harry Iu.l;im IT,
The THIRD. and lSa i.I.. L., ..."nr H., the E"i'th
~ democrats. vii. crGa!aif win tInIy a
a'a' wa'o can Hnoc@ 's'.y "ur oi tAem out.
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MS SfO,oOD JP ALREADT,
Aud rNv Thompson y. willing to Bet
100000 More on Cleveland.

puGrADri rur,. Nov. 3.-Wlliam ]. Thomp-
son. President OF the South Jersey Jockey
Club. Gloucester to-day placed q check for
$4,000 IN tie hands OF William NJ. snGsry
ms u bet on Ciovclands election against a like
amount Magistrates Durham and Ahcrn will
ru' M on Harrison. The magistrates posted
$500 forfeit. aud will have until > o'clock to-
!naTrTFNW ~ ,"r""on o. rn'SG lmH r"hai ~ ~,
HNoihor chock for $4,000. which no will give
the na-strGtcs u "hanc. 10 cover and then
offered to let SiOuuD as follows: 100000 even
that Cleveland will te elected: $4,000 to
$1,000 that tlcvednd will carry Naw York. and
$4,000 even that Cleveland will have 5000
majority IN New Jersey.
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Thc S,r;k on H. in-iL,r.

The strike Of tho electric wiremcn is li,;olv
TO end to-day. Tho union did nothing ye,ter-
day but hold meetings. An attempt was made
to get up committecto meet ~ r,ntractors'
association in the afternoon, iut tie only
member Of the union who appeared was e. v.
lIoAilty. He did not see H." CON, rprt r. and
Joseph jacobs. William bloomNe.t. H. i,UII,,
Icy, and John Whitehead was appointed t.
meet thnm To-day,
it Is believed that the strike is on its las,
legs. any way, and the contractors say that
the union men arc returning 70 work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04

william Gardner, formerly nm assessor nm
der Mayor G!eaS. II. ATTEMPTED suicide ut his
home in :IJS Ilulsr street. Long Island city.
last night 10y taking dose of Paris groom.
When attended hy lar. strong he FIRST said ha
took the dose 20, a stlmulant. Later hc said
he always took dos" Of Paris green after 10
n nnlicnUuu he said II the dose did not fix him
he would rat Il bullet in Iii, head. llu j. Il
FAINTER and IT, * years old and Inns four chill
,lrr!, Ne wa taken 10 ~, JoI!p $ Hospital. II
i, thought 10 VIII IncOyer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04

E,sToN. Pa. Nov. "a bet OF $1,000 even
on Cleveland was made here last night by Obo
rfaifrcr. sporting man Of Allentown. He
represented an Allentown Democratic syndi-
cut". Republicans in Easton took tho hot.
Enruilcan monnv here has h"en placed in tho
handa Of William Parks and jacob Garren.
They offered last night aud to-day to take a
h"t Of $1,000 oven oile"od hy a Democratic
leader. but the latter decided to withdraw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
Horn on Nov. o, I.7I.an Can Vote.

John i. Nandeze OF IL Wo-t Sevonty-sixth
Street obtained writ OF manGamus from Jus
uce inGraham Of the SUirono Court yesterday
eomTellinS tho election Inspectors Of his dis
ur!,r1f 70 register hn, liza says that when ne
rH mem he was born on Nov. y, 1871, they
$40 not hec"inc Of age until the,.a nftsr
c c"no non Justice lr.caImm said lie would be-
takes ~ age curing c.e"t.on day, ms the law
MI he must ye registered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04

Norwcu. y. s.. Noy. D. John Temple Glayes
talked (" a r,.rkod house Tonight. in spite Of
a il.puhl.cun parade and II Republican meet
ing nddrrs sod hy Mr.. Iasseit. Congressman
,iiityr, nppl.o elolucnly on the Force bill and
other issues Conservative estimates reduce
tho ChcrNni;o county Republican majority Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-04
rhrtn>c 'n - Nu,-hcu.

Republican la,'ofu@ lrotoction to Amcrl-
can Industries.
Democratic lln'f'rH: Inl!T for revenue
only.
Tho Nrat mean goods used in America are
to hc made in Am.lIrn, ana inc src"nd means
they ava f., la, u..,,In in EUrOue. Goods made
hero means wlg,~ earned here. Goods in e
Ioited means wages earned in I-uropo.
Which shall II 20 t--l'|r
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Platform; Protection to monopo-

:. NoluNlican I!NIIoFln' TIVTccEI"h 10 W"N"N"'
lists.
Tin, ilrst ruus favor 10 Il few. nNH"iiuNF
from the many: tho src"ui means iUir 5ralina:
ali around. Il" first iri 49, t. niaN" IT," rl"i
richer ana tn" Iupl ruuTur. S"r 'aE"r,!l. tHI
Trick Tho second means ilGht taxes and
Wcii-pnld lal,or.
Which shall 1t Le ADJ.