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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
a.. =. ais.

d.. ,-r.r3l aad departure OF the mails at the
Sl.-1o. II. Y ! + i'-.'"s
-AREIvE-
p,l ts.fa-a Eastern states and Slope, %
arI4 ne.
lte.4 ltt ana East 1000 Il. m
h - III. !t-,ltst tributary 10 y T. and West
.-4l. Hes; superior aud Duluth.
- s. aud 20 =. m. This includes the
~ - 49, t,aH.,.d and Ashland Distribute,
- nj, ami Brute Il, u II. III.
t,tt..>a5 N.,.t u Abisn~i>toid and Neenah. all
.#.-,l N:s.s-au and points III Ontario trib
H..yt3t!... 500 n 1oDl III.
-DEPART--
go -H,vrfaf. south superior, Daluth and
tl4r+. <e.rsts ut.: West. $40 u. IN, 81 =. in.
- mn, E.s. Iicag". New York, It. Paul
49,. ~aGt--, It-iHa. m, 800 =. IN.
ss.fsaat ...4a4 points North OF Necnah, IL
IN n..a.. III II Il Il r., and Northwestern. a,
c'.@...r'.. Milwaukee and ali Eastern points,
III. .yi.a., Ell northern Michigan and Ontario
f.a4t4rg .ofaa >o3' 40 - =. III.
~ NH. t-.alt=,i,l1 poaclies .,7j>T be II The
..f4.E.tf, a4glt.t,s before schedule linn. to
Ia.4-r rlla H.I ~ such mail
t3farEfasss III 3a. t3 ! ~ m.
]. lCrE CHRISTIE, T. NJ.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hartley and
the boys have gone down 10 Iowa for a
two or three weeks visit with friends
at the old home at Northwood. Mr.
Hartley also has business before the
Iowa circuit court for that district.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

Texas will elect a Cnited States
Sanasor next Tuesday if they do net
get 30 Sighting and Eli the quorum
Of the legislature. The fight is be-
tween Mills. Culberson and Cilil,oEr
Y.a Mill, IL The lead
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

Mr.. L. d. Newton ard mother
Mrs. S b. Anderson, gave dinner to
party of friends last Friday evening,
in honor of their guest Miss Ashton,
of Chicago. There were present Mr..
aid Mrs. NJ. S. Bright, Miss Mather,
Miss Anna Mather, Miss Christie, Miss
Ashton. Miss Kate H. Christie, Mr.
John. Nather, lion. I. Il. Mills, DIR.
j. Baird and Mr.. Frank Hayes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

a fire at She'll Lake last Monday
night consumed the store building and
contents, OF L IL Wang, together
with the records ard fixtures OF thp
Masonic lodge an Il" svecoI::tl aoor. The
loss was : - $40; Insurance IS, 500.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

Those pencil showers of the West
end who were showing ali the ice out
of the bay last week, have given up
the job for the present. The ice will
go out about the 18th of April as in
times past
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orFJCIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL.

,-,,tln,ln HARRISON, OF I!!'lIHIid.
Morisn, OF sS f u anss
sss-etars Of 1'i'e r.ssury-,,!arlcs Foster, Ohio.
ssrst q ttls i.grieid Proctor, Of Vermont.
,.trelarz + + me the Benjamin i. Tracy OF
NJ" III 'h : Intericr-John W. Noble, OF
Nss2... .ll5raI-Tnhn Wanamaker, of Penn
y.tal., w. H. H Miller. Of Indiana
.uarneE lri,.iI!;ure-JeTclniah NJ knsk, OF
49, Il ,s.alE.,ln.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
Heal sssta.e TIA nAfera.

Mii.te1 81 :,dr&:. y
l5,is-is $ "A coo
ok Iic.,mor'> II add 600
To A.eord to II kFe,;1cr 1t tx 3 Eoy's
add - 80
" CAFES to II II Grace l.; Ct Sup tity > pD
l. * T. imp co 10 Gilbert Arnold Land 60
il, and bk il, y Sup 6ln dix = 500
Also lis Is and Is Ok IT. and lis i II g
~ SAINT div 5000
Also Us AMI ; bk ls6 and It's i and Il TX
ISL same div 6 Oo0
Asa lis and / hk is7 and Its Il and IS
Tx in} s,;.I. tIir l. 900
NV Loan & Imp 60 TO Emory Firkh,m
interest in LIS in bss loi an,l III |cst
J I Fimesar to Vim Condor nni,s It's u
to $. bs u a:d 10 10 hs Il itcdsls e
CaTson's add ]
Total 10 transfers ; IS Sos
Minutes Of March II and L,
Il Vail To ii WhitnoEe ~ ofsw 3l-;9-l2 ; $50
\ Thannum to j /; Vail sc OF NV %l--s Il ) 80
} II Mci.cnnan 10 Ii Gates IL It's i'll ru
So sup Imp mp" Co to %, ( J NJ Gee Its Is le BIZ 81
50 sup La Belle div 20
) y Rn!icr 10 Joseph Russell II IL bk ID
L & r Imp 60 Ellen Bcssaw It's 5 S bk 90
" sup l2lh div so
r II Pllner To C,sas lindhors Its &c Il ok
l. Cottage Grove add 10 f sup 21
James Barion 10 \ j. Ky co strip 60 feet
across OF ST 81 ~ IA; also it l saline l
R"bt Irvine ct al To y Ry co It's amp pts
! ofl,s III sup
Total otransfers s Is,
! Minutes of March L.
Vim i'aZii!c 10 Annie Lefebore w. of ne
/ of NV ii ISL 011
/ Keystone Inv 90 john Busch Its 81 81 BIZ
II 0np list div 6 0
John Busch IL Louis Hummer ct al sar.c
! and II bh So ri dq T. G0l
I Fl Kramer 10 J \ Mckeevcr ct al = IS
! bk - W Suts 9Th div $50
y \ Manner TO J We!ryss 1t bs l2l
Snp ltl div T. COO
! ont Land 60 TO Wra Bulls 1t u blk 26 Ont
! ]. COS add 332j
! Henry Jova to N ] Iobia:lski Its bk
| kaewala PIX add 10 sup 49,
| Total transfers - 400
! Minutes Of March It,
| & w!l.rntS ct al t. Leonard Carlson it
! bG II Aiipua2 Park l5(
| \ l. Jefferson TO Nm Sauntry NJ. Of sell
| and SC Of INV j., : OF ne ana Sc of
! sw - il-l2 4SC
First Warehouse q Fwti'g. co to Ienox
Inv co Its s blk l.9 " sup lst div A. oN
. Bingham 10 G Cu.ion CT u! Il - Blk
So sup LIST div 31l
Frank Vogel to Vim E.6cr ct al It's 8. and
Is bk , Nugcl Park ! 40'
| { Dixon to Eloch Salt Us It's in Mont
gontry add sup o1C
! Mary X RUglcS to Miranda Descent ct al
| ltS ~ 9 bk :: Mdletuwu
| Mary McEutce to Thomas Cray lis 29l 293
I W 9th It Sap lU
! I q Coffin to Z Gates &C It's Siaughtcrs
addition
| Il T. Gates to Louisa " Strickland same
| T q Coffin t. W Il Silvey - It's in same al
| W = Slvev to " q Crosby - Its in same
, same 20 \ Z McC9cji5 IS lots III SAME
Total Is transfers J@C
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

SUPERIOR, Wis, March IA, 1892
The following letters and packages were re-
mlining ulIcallci for ut the close of business
March i. ana unless called for within thirty
days from date will DC sent 10 the Dead Letter
Office ] LITE CHRISTIE p NJ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
March 81. 1852

viz: Gus:af Fngelberg his Id Entry No I2Ji
for the \ = o; SEA AMI - Of Me- sc j. t. 4.
NRIg w
He names the following fTee-ses to prues f;z
continuous Tssldelc. uytft s.ll& Cultivation o.
slid Land. viz: August Ho;GI:erg John CHr'-c..
jeremiah i. H,>h'sa %rauk Hanson ali OF Iaw-
tEU,ue BCUglas o., W iScrsTISiu.
q. y. CARRiSGTOS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

STATE OF WISCONSIN
sS.
n.rnnr..- E.,.Aa.-

u i - u " f"-N'-''--'F
SsS.
Douglas County.
Notice j. hereby given that pursuant to NJ ice
from the >eCre G"y u state, an election will be
he'd ~ The first tuesday Ia April. 4. j.. ls52 b..
i'g the I'll! day .. .IC said month in the several
tUHHS, w.:'i> tnd election districts OF Douglas
county, AID Of tie stare If Wisconsin, fer The
election "f an associate justice Of the supreme
corr, IN place o: the Zen. John Il hiuSl"w, az
iV:i'rd 10 fill jt@ Vacancy Gf@st~!uayi ~ Tie
death "t Hon David TAYLOR, Th" elected FIR
the tcgr ending the i.sst Monday ~ +i.,,.,.rS
\ J., l-:46.
said eea.'an tn Se he'd and conducted =ntes
Ga yas-t and retu-,.s made =. acCul Ia1rcc with
the provisions 81 iaw.
Given under IT, ham! and a-f.at seal al So
f,rI.uT, tlis i2th day If Mach. 4. y. ] "
y. !. LEADER. Conitty Clerk.
To The city and :nan clerks aI.l il..y--tnre oi
election ot EouslIz' ctGnty. w.. GIl9aZ
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Saturday, March 10, 1892,
C. st. p. M. & o. TIME CARD.
Northern Pacific DeDof.

Mp r. R-EAsr BOUND:
hsca,o Limited -. .-.--.-........ 40 p. IN.
ACCOMMODATION anu Freight. ..-..-.-..l Hoo III.
" P. K. RIVER BOUND:
buinlh Express EXPERIMENTATION. 1920 Il. m.
accommodation ana Freight --..--..-. 4::;9 a.
d. s. S. d A.-EAsT BOUND:
BOSTON Limited. .--...-...-.. 9:59 p. m.
ACCOMMODATION ana Freight. l:il e.
ID. s. S. & A.-wEsT BOUND:
ihilth Express .---.-.. .-........ SIS a.
Accommodation ana Freight. .l0:i Il m.
Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 auy part
of the United States Canada via either uf the
above roads. Rates rs low a> the lowest ap,ly
10 FRANK C. JACKSON AGENT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
S-%i~c sc- S.ur..,a.:cn,

md OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
l. February y. lS91
Notsre il hereby given that he following nGmcd
settler has Fled notice # ms Iutr - ma re
ai pr.-of ia support 81 his claim and that SKID
pr'-nt will be made before the iesE I the Circuit
Court for Douglas county, NisrOs-II, at S-TtrrioT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
ELOas.x.

C0NASTo Mr. and Mrs. Joe r. Conan March
18th, lsJ2 :; son. Congratulate /, are i'll order.
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Church 5irec+o~-


MEIHODiST.-S Services every SUNDAY morn
ing and evening. at 1870 and 80 Sunday
Schcoi Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
200. All are cordially invited.
REV. A. J. DAVIS, Pastor
EPWORTH LEAGUE of the Church Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Suii,inv evening
ESQ. Social and business meeting first Tues
day nf each month. All are cnrdialiy invited
y y STRAND, MRS 4 DAVIS.
Secretary. President
PRESBY TEkl iN-Services every Sunday morn
ing a':i evening At 1879 m and 80 D. m
Sunday school following the morning service
Thurstiny evening prayer meeting nj 80 Al
are cordially invited. The Y. r. $. {. f. .nee:S
at 6:i3 p. m.
REV. ARCHIBALD DURIIE. Pastor
EP1ScOPAi.-ScrvjceS every Sunday. morning
and evening. at II and 7:i5 p III Sunday
School after the morning service.
REV. c. :. SlAHkWEATHER Rector
REV. JOHN t. DALI.AM Assistant
rATHOiIC-NaSs a $50 and geo A. Il. InStruc-
ton III 2fa P ". EesperS at 800 +. VI. Services
every FRIDAY evening at 80
REV. EITHER EUSTACE. Pastor.
Y. NJ. c. a.-GoSrel meeting every Sunday at
p. IN. at The Reading Room, corner 81 street
and Becker avenue Good speaking and sing
ing. Young mems Bible class n go a n
J. +. DENIIAM Gen. Secretary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
VITA: Officers We Eject,

On Tuesday, April 18th, the voters OF
superior viii be called upon TO elect a.:
officers at Large, a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

CEAPP L MCCARTNEY,
fi:nr2fi Sts-rN-yS for Mortgage
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19

I ND OFFICE 1T ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,.
- ihbr'tary .. l'-,r,.
Notice * hereby given that Che follov Ingram
Ell settler has filed notice of his intention Ia maxi
ti.!ai proof il support "t lis cl.n and that said
proof will bc made hctur" : .'btiiluud. Clerk of
the the Circuit Gr.lt al superior Wisconsin, OF
;:nrci, %. 1892.
viz: Adnlphu- l. Briggs HI + 1919. for the SWi !
of NV and NV, of SWi4 Sec. u Tp - OF K
Il W
he names the following Witnesses to prov" his
continues tcsii.Ecc upon and cultivation o.,
said land. VIZ: thnrics Carlson, james tOu!I
Farley Fa!rin AMI Victor carlson, all of whit.
Birch. Douglas county. WiscoHsIn
q. ". CAERINGTON
fI3mla Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
TIE REVISED EljYMB?:bI.s REHitiJN

f1f;i.c.y illustrated p ~uluTnes =1J c-.s..,-,
l:EsD Columns. -Tsi 20, wuItr> -,.r~hrs r-:Uf-
il cDior2. sclst ca"c'c s.,,. MI TIC Witness lot
LIZ - =
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SlSAMMSS On Y Us.

------STE
III iAEElIFE. SURGEON DENTIST-r.nnt
II. -4saF. a#cr .aiiik II superior, CORNER BecAvi
isa-is and -egaa.I street.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure safe

GIMP Z MACARTNtY
t .3n2G Attorneys for Mortgages.
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IN THE INTEREST on lVEa FANiIE
Eon's S7:4S This.
OTTER 70 GET Y0TR r.. ,-,.i :. ,o ~ T.,
slTN<S g1n - CcHTs !; f;:;p :

witness is family paper; i has something % H.
f7rest foT each IIcHJcr Of tic fanny JEI'.E
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-19
ADyEzf'Tzsg:Ys LIST.

Total l3 transfers
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
DyVru SPEAKS IN RHODE ISLAND,

Providence II. l.. March 90 (Special).-The Demo-
Gratis held their first rally OF the campaign In Music
Hall tonight. The speakers were Charles f. Gornan
,nndIdae for Lieutenant Governor Congressman VIII
lam d. Bynim, OF Indiana. and Mark ID. Wllbur' Oh
Brooklyn fynum talked free trade ana boomed oie'e
I,nd lint did not lisp word about silver The Demo
ra, bovo met with another misfortune in that their
csloive candidates from Bristol, Wardwell's home.
have declined TO run The candidate for Senator was
charles F. IIerreshof, the boatbuIlder, and one OF
the most popular in Bristol. lie was recently
chosen Town Councilman by Republican votes liis
siIna,,nn has ruined whatever small chance his
marty had OF electing their legislative ticket from
IrlstOl,
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
CONTEST OF 4 Will PERMITTED.

New-Bedford, March 90 (Specal).-Judge Allen Of
the Supreme Court n Boston, has decided In favor OF
the petitioners in the contested will OF Charles T.
Borden. druggist, OF Mansfield Tho petiuoners-Mrs.
Annie Mccullough and Miss Bertha Briggs OF this
city, and Mrs Ellen Gof, OF Rehoboth, niece OF
Iorden-asked TO take appeal from the decision OF
the Probate Court allowing the will probaed as they
aIlege that the will proDated and the estate dis
tbuted without their knowledge or consent they behs
nearest OF Kin to Borden. The petitioners iurther
alleged that the estaor unduy Influenced by the
Rev. T.. W. Goodier and members OF the Methodist
Church at Mansfield. The Will gave 5000 each TO
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
war crr,ry OF SWITCHING CHINESE.

Utica. n. Y. March .e.-ln the onited s'a'es @ us
.u.o, court the case of Richard T. Connell Of Cape
vincent charged with bringing Chinese into this
country from Canada, given TO the jury ut D 80
n m. Yesterday. At the opening OF court TO-DAY
iieaied verdict of not guilty was returned
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
,ycrrAsE OF SALARIES IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

poston. March 2e.-Governor Russell has signed TIN
Nil Increasing the Governors salary from $4,000 4
"a 600. 10 take effect January 1, 1893 He has als
sgnea ,nrsme ,ie e' Conrt from as 500 to o., 800.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
,,ov,vc THE srRayDrD wryDERMERE.

Aslury Pnrk n. j., March 90 (speciaD.-rhe stranded
c,pper ship Windermere moved nearly thirty feet
ont from tho beach to-day by the tug OF the Mefntt
wrecking Company. She will probably be hoated Tues
dav or Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
british PRESS COMMENTS on THE DEBATE

british PRESS COMMENTS ON THE DEBATE
London March 26.-"The Times, In an eoi'ori"i
this morning on the debate in the United states Ton
ress on the Free silver BILL says: 1t Is evident thh'
tho unexpected development OF strength on the am"
silver side will put end for long tune 10 any
probability that such measure Will become law
The leader Of the Democrats must regret that hc w.
nored the advice keep the silver question III 'he
ground until the Presidential campaign was over IL
Is doubtful whether retreat is possible now. IL Is
certain however, that II the Democrats are pledged as
party TO free silver they will be beaten hip ana thsh
In tho Atlantic states. The accumulation OF almost
useless bullion Is producing the natural consequences
and business men are awakening to perception Oh the
danger
"The standard" says: " 1t is doubtful II the Demo
Gratis are now able TO shclvc the question: However
dIscrcditcd the silver party has the strongest motives
,o fight TO the last gasp That the whole eNhbltoh Is
debaSlug and unworthy OF an enlightened country ana
tat Tho success Of the free coinage policy VIII De dis
astrous nobody who examines the question dispas-
sionately can for an instant doubt"
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
THE NEWS or EUROPE.
CONCESSIONS OF The GERMAN EMPEROR
TO THE DEMANDS OF THE PEOPLE

TRIBUTES TO TIE AMERICAN MINISTER TO
FRANCE-ToPICS IN PARLIAMENT-THE EIGHT
HOUR BILL-PAYMENT OF MEMBERs-
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SHAMROCK
Mr.. wHIsTLER'S PICTURES
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE7
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27

the church. East Green witch Academy and the Womens
Home Mission Of the Methodist Church, anu ~'oV !"
the Rev. Mr.. GoOdier.
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27
pttonr ISLAND DEMOCRATS WANT 1T DEFERRED.


Washington March 26 (Specia) There Is one aspect
Of the silver tussle which win be Of Immediate IN
terc,t @ everybody concerned In the Rhode lSlahd
election. within the last thrty-'IX hours STRENUOUS
Ia have the subject postbned at least until after
the election of April g. I9has been REPRESENTED to the
speaker. of the House an other Democratic leaders
IN that body as well as 70 Democratic senators whose
position on tho silver question has been regarded lS
uncertain that any vote In the House which VIII
show that the Democratic majority is favorable TO
the Band I'LL will be fatal to Democratic prospects IN
Rhode Island An effort is made to show TINT Rhoic
island Is a pivotal state. on the vote Tor the
Apcakcrshp this pivotal State was equally divided
between Crisp and Mills. Both Crisp and Mills now
vote for free coinage. and Messrs Iapham and Page,
NJ Rhode Island, both vote against II. That shows
the depth Of the sincerity Of Rhode lSliid Dem
ocrncy on the coinage question There does not seem
IN be any Imminent promising prospect that speaker
Crisp win pocket bis convictions on the silver dies
lion in order to benefit cleveland DOOM IN hhouc
New-York tribune., 1892-03-27

TO PREVENT CONTRACTS FOR GOLD AfhhNl>.
Noe vo,nes Iowa. March 2G.-The lower House OF
Tho s,ate legislature to-day adopted bul TO make
uver dollars legal tender In Iowa, heading on loan
and trust companies from requiring payments to be
u,ade I'm mold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23

Rogers at a salary Of 81 week Part of
this he sent TO his mother for her support.
He was admitted to the bar in 1859. In
1865 he ran against Lyman X. Boss for
district attorney, but was defeated. A
few years later these two men were in a
law partnership.
In 1859 the partnership OF Sammy,
Cleveland and Folsom was formed. Next
year he was appointed sheriff of Erie
county, n Y. AT the end OF his term he
became partner of Lyman X. Boss and
Wilson 5. Bissell.
In 1881 Mr.. Cleveland was elected Mayor
of Buffalo. la 1882 he was elected Gov
ernor of the State OF New York. He did
not serve out his term. In 1884 he was
elected President of the United States.
On July 2 1885. Mr.. Cleveland married
Miss Frances Folsom. They have one
child, we'll known as Baby Ruth.
In 1883 Mr.. Cleveland was nominal ed
for the presidency, but fell before the
present incumbent and candidate for re-
election. After his defeat Mr.. Clevel and
reti red to private life and resumed his
law practice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23

All day yesterday the battle between
the contending forces was waged with
increasing fury.
After the noon adjournment Tammany
put on such bold front and made such a
boastful claim that for a time IL was felt
that real change had taken place in SEN
timent.
This was intensified when the memoir
able fight over the tariff amendment took
place, which, though conceived by the
New York delegation, was the bravest
and clearest annunciation of the Demo
cratic position as free trade party ever
made.
The RHODE ISLAND delegation voted to
sustain the majority report, though the
delegates were not unit in fact
Several voted agaidst the amendment
because IL was regarded as somehow in
voiving n test vote The RHODE ISLAND
representatives are in good shape in spite
OF the bad night and will leave for home
this evening. ZUBoFF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23

Stephen Grover Cleveland was born at
Caldwell, N. j., March IS, 1887 His
father was Presbyterian minister, with
large family and small salary. He re-
moved to Fayetteville, Onondaga county,
n. Y. n short time after Growers birth.
and there remained about eleven years.
Grover attended the district school at
Fayetteville for number of years, but
left school and worked In a store. Fifty
dollars was his salary for the first year,
aud one hundred for the second.
The sudden death of his father left the
family penniless and Grover had not only
himself to support but his mother and
her small children. He secured posi-
tion as assistant teacher and bookkeeper
in the institution for the blind in New
York city. The pay was small, and be-
lieving that he could do better elsewh here,
he left in the spring of 1855.
At this time with borrowed capital OF
s25, Grover went to Buffalo, N. Y, where
he had an uncle, s. j. Allen. He found a
place in the law firm of Rogers, Brown &
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23

Louisiana-Cleveland 8, Hill /, Boies
IL, German /.
Maine-Cleveland Q, Hill /, German /,
Whitney 1.
Maryland-Cleveland 6, German Oh.
sachusetts-Cleveland "A, Hill 4.
Boies l, Russell /.
Michigan-Clsveland 2S.
Minnesota-Cleveland lS
Mississippi-Cleveland s, Hill 3, Boies
3, German A.
Observation-Disclosures a.
Montana-Boies g.
Nebraska-C cleveland 10, German =
Nevada-Boies /. German g.
New ampshire-Cleveland g.
New Jersey-Cleveland 90
New York-Hll az.
North Carolina-Stevenso 169S, Cleve-
land 81.
North Dakota-Cleveland6 g.
Ohio-Cleveland l., Hill 6, Boies IS,
Carlisle 5, German 8.
Oregon-Cleveland g.
Pennsylvania-Clevela 81.
RHODE IsLAND-Cleveland s.
South Carolina-Cleveland 1, Hill. 8.
Boies IA.
South Dakota-Cleveland Z;
Tennessee-Cleveland2 "a.
Texas-Cleveland %, Hill ], Boies 8.
Vermont-Cleveland s.
Virginia-Cieveland 12, Hill IL, Cor
man |.
ashington-Cleveland g.
West Virginia-Cleveland z, Hill g.
Wisconsin-Cleveland "a.
Wyoming-Cleveland3 3, German g.
Total vote-Cleveland 6l6 1-3; Hill, 112;
Boies, 103; Morrison, 5; Campbell, 36lS;
Carlilse, Is; Whitney, IL; Russell 1; Stew
enson. 16 2.3.
Utah--Cleveland q
New Mexico-Cleveland4 T.
Oklohoma-Cleveland 9.
Indian Territory-Cleveland q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23

HON. W. BoURKE COCHRAN OF NEW YORK.
Gray ables at the request of Grover
Cleveland the following message to the
press: / should certainly be chargeable
with dense insensibility il was not pro-
foundly touched by this new proof OF the
confidence and trust of the great party
to which / belong and whose mandates
claim my obedience.
II am confident that our fellow coun-
trymen are ready to receive with appro-
val the principles Of true Democracy, and
/ cannot rid myself OF the belief that to
win success il is only necessary necessary
to persistently and honestly advocate
these principles.
Difference Of opinion and judgment ia
Democratic conventions are 10y no means
unwholesome indications, but IL Is hardly
conceivable, in view OF the Importance OF
our success TO the country and to the
party that there should be anywhere
among Democrats anything but harmony
and active effort to win in the campaign
which opens before US. / have therefore
no concern on that subject.
lit will certainly be my constant
endeavor to deserve the support OF every
Democrat"
Joe jefferson. the actor. who is stop
ping at Gray Gables retired about 4;30,
leaving Mr.. Cleveland and Gov Russell
in the drawing room still receiving bull
letins.
Mrs. Cleveland had gone to bed half an
hour before.
AT 8 o'clock, after the above message
had been sent TO the press, the ex-Presi-
dent and Gov Russell went TO bed thor
ougbly tired from the long night OF vigil.
Mrs. Cleveland was awakened as soon
as the result Of the frst ballot was re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23
THE BALLOT IN DETAIL.
Cleveland Gets 10 More Votes
Than the Necessary Majority.
ESPECIAL TO Ek NEws.l

ESPECIAL TO EE NEwsl
CHICAGO, June 23.-The first ballot re-
suited rs follows:
Alabama-Cleveland IA, Hill g Boies J.,
Morrison 3, Cambell 2, German 1.
.Alaska-GleYeiaHd2
Arizona-Cleveland 5, German 1.
Arkansas--Clevcland IS.
California-Cleveland is.
Colorado-lIill 3, Bois 5.
Connecticut-Cleveland IL
Delaware-Clevelsnd6 o.
District IL Columbia Cleveland .
tlorida-Cleyeland5 5. Carlisle J.