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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
GAME TO GRIEF.
A iiaiia'een iiisturhfr Hho Got a Dose
OF Bird shot.

CARTHAGE, Mo Nov. AT
Orange, a small mining town west
of here, Hallo'een, disturbers took
the sign from in front of win Hurl.
burt's barber shop and ngoeeggded to
Hurlburt's house. Ned Preston,
son of an Orange butcher, who was
in the crowd, took the sign, and
after climbing on the roof of the
house proceeded to shove it down
the chimney. Hurlburt reached out
with his shotgun and opened fire,
giving Preston several bad wounds
in the face. The HalIo'eeners,
thinking Preston was fatally hurt,
quickly organized a mob TO lynch
Hurlburt, but Hurlburt escaped in
the darkness. In a few hours it
was discovered that Preston was not
seriously hurt, and Hurlburt is
shaving his customers as of yore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
The Boomerang.

Hermann, Mo-, November s.
Several citizens of St. Charles Coun-
ty have taken it into their heads
that they can defeat Champ Clark,
Of this (Ninth) District, by pub
fishing articles not very compliment
tary to him. They have publish
ed several statements saying that
Champ Clark used profare language
and was in an intoxicated condition
when he spoke at Cottleville, Oeto-
Der 5. They further claim that the
language INDUCED in by MI. Clark
was so abusive that they were COM
PEELED to leave the hail.
W. I. Dsy, until recently one of
the editors of the Mexico Argus,
and a prominent Republican, pub
fishes q statement denouncing this
attempt to defeat Clark, and many
other Republicans are opposed to
methods used to down the
popular Congressman. The circu.
lar will have little effect on the vote
of this district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
Indicted for Arson.

FULTON, Mo-, November 4.-The
preliminary trial of Rev. J. r. RAM
sey. the Presbyterian preacher and
school teacher, who was arrested
under a charge of having burned the
house of Mr.. Baker, twelve miles
northwest of this city, together with
the preachers library, on which he
had an insurance of $1,000, after 8
two-days' hearing before Justice S.
B. Collier, came to a close late last
night. There were over thirty wit
nesses examined. Some of the tes-
timony was very damaging to the
preacher and teacher, resulting in
his being bound over to await the
December Grand Jury in the sum of
$1,000.
This arrest and trial have caused
a great deal of bitter feeling in the
neighborhood in which the fire &C.
| Cured, and it is feared that blood
| will flow before the matter is settled
in the courts. The Sheriff was kept
busy here all day on Saturday in
keeping down the quarrels that
would arise between the two oppos-
ing factions, and a general bad feel
ing still exists that is hard to man
age. The preachers friends declare
that he is innocent, while his oppos'
ers declare that he is guilty and that
they will prosecute him to a finish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
Clark at At. Charles.

Hon. Champ CLARK, who arrived
in this city yesterday morning en-
route from Poplar Bluff, stared
over to hear Gov. Stones speech.
Mr.. Clark was on the stage ard the
Governor made several compliment
tary remarks regarding him. As the
latter was concluding his speech the
audience called fer "Clark -
"Clark !" and he was given an ova-
ton to be proud Of. He advanced
toward the front of the stage and
began by saying that as it was after
10 O'Clock be would not make a
regular speech, but would Just state
a few facts. He spoke for about
iofty-iee minutes and during that
time be made many good points
and held the audience e~xcellentiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
FEEDING WHEAT TO STOCK.
Results of Investigations Made by the
Missouri hoard Of Agriculture.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Secre-
tary Rippey of the State Board OF
Agriculture said to-day that feeding
wheat to stock is yet in the experi-
mental ssage in Missouri, but the
best judgment of farmers and feeders
estimate that 20 per cent of the sur
plus wheat will be thus used. EST.
mates of the feeding value of wheat
compared with corn vary from IS TO
$50 per cent, but the average is 104,
estimating the feeding value of corn
at 100.
There is more care taken in feed
ing wheat, which, probably, increases
its comparative value, for, if care
lessly fed, as corn is in the ear, there
would be danger from over and toe
rapid feeding.
It is fed every way, whole, dry,
cooked or soaked, cracked or ground
coarse, dry Or as slop, and in the
sheaf. The latter method is com
mended by those who practice it on
account of saving the expense O
threshing the grain and labor il
feeding, but is not largely practieed
Feeding whole to hogs, even wher
soaked, is attended by a very appre
ciable waste from lack Of digestion
but is, nevertheless, a poplla
method of feeding.
The majority OF reports, however
commend as the best and mes
economical way of feeding wheat
To horses whole, mixed with bran 0
corn, and fed dry; to cattle groun,
coarse, mixed with one-third groun'
corn aod fed dry, or fed sheaf; t
mich COWS ground and fed as slop
to hogs ground coarse, soaked ant
fed while sweet; to pigs and youn
growing hogs it is very superior t
corn in the production Of bone ant
muscle, but for hogs being finishe'
for market one'third corn added wi
increase the fat; TO poultry fed i
the sheaf or whole, cooked and miz
ed with bran.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

AT a regular meeting of the Har-
din College Board Tuesday morning
Joseph Jesse was unanimously elect
ed a member of the Board in place
of Mr.. Brown, of Kansas City, who
resigned. Mr.. Jesse will make a
splendid member of the board. He
is progressive and in favor of every
enterprise which will be of benefit to
our schools and other institutions in
the city. The insurance on the
building was ordered renewed. Har-
din College carries $4,000 insur-
ance, which should and will proba-
bly, be increased. This institu.
ton is one of the most successful,
popular and deserving schools for
girls in the world. This is a broad
statement but is borne out by facts
in the case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
4 Coed Offer.
From the st. Charles News.

$1,000
y. Charles has a man who is
Willing TO wager 800 that he can
walk "a miles in s hours on any
county foao that can be agreed upon
by the contracting parties. For
further informatan apply q. the
News Office.
ladies' Edition Of Hexioa Ledger,
Correspondence to the Kansas City yimes.
The ladies of Mexico will issue
the LEDGER on Thanksgiving Day
and the proceeds aret to be contribut-
ed to the Southern Methodist and
Episcopal Churches of this city. 1t
will ae rather a unique edition.
The ladies' will have soc control and
the only assistance the LEDGER force
will render will be setting type, read
ing proofs, making up forms and do
ing press work. The indications are
that the paper will be quite a success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
TRUSTEES sarr.

WHEREAS, Joshua H wi;.
Alice J. White, his wife. ana -
Y. White, single man. b. ts@
tain deed of trust, datei a.
22d, 1881, and recorded ia fhs So
eris office of Audrain Courtfr
ri, in Deed Book s for tr1isfs -
"a, conveyed to John II, Hsss
trustee, the following deserihs
estate, situated in Aadr,in -
Missouri, to-wit. The stufbsZ
of section fifteen fI5l. townshs3
two t52), raugenine fsl; and. 49,
said conveyance was made fnf<s
secure the payment of a rrasss
note in said deed specified. srI;1
note Is now due and remitius 49,
and, whereas, it is provided s -
deed of trust that in case TIA -
named in said deed of trust s,,s1
fuse or be unable 10 act Is ssS1f4
tree, thethen acting sherifaIea.
County, Missouri. shall beeass<ss
trustee for the time beitnr .s@4
perform all the duties eo,lfsrrsS2
said trustee; and, whereas. ~
trustee, John I'll. Hayden. has rss4
from the State and is tiierefsys3
bic to act as such trustee; r,ensSfs
fore. at the request of halegaI ~:
of said note and under ina ~
ions of said deed Of trust. IN :
designed, Sheriff of Andrain s.,
Missouri, will, on
Friday. the THanty-thira =
OF November, Ise1
! between the hours of nine osataxt
the forenoon and five c,cIossiss
afternoon of said day, at the eass (
door of the Court Hoase in Ia 5;
of Mexico, Audrain County. w.
cell said above described land a e
lie yendue to the highest bidaa
cash in hand, to satisfy said M
the costs OF executing said ~
trust.
n. STEPHENS Ezess
ids And Acting f1sS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE class of mugwumps who al
ways vote in the Democratic primar-
les and then vote against the nomi-
nees of the party should be shut out
in the future. 1t is a great mistake
to year after year take traitors into
your counsels and encourage them.
There are not only traitors in Au-
drain county who come into the
primaries and then take no interest
in the election OF the ticket, but there
are quite a number year after year
who take a very active part in nomi'
mating Il ticket and then assist as far
as they can in defeating a part or all
IS -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
Closed on Account of pIpht heria.


JEFFERSON CITY, NO., November
5.-The public schools of this city
and the Catholic parochial school
we're closed to day for a week on ac-
count of the prevalence of diphtheria.
Several cases are reported and one
death has resulted from the disease.
The Board of Education to-day ap-
pointed a committee OF three physi-
~oians, Drs [. n. Enloe, A. C. Dav-
ison and Gustave Ettmuelier, to
confer with the City Board of Health
and take the necessary steps to
eradicate the disease.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Ii is all nonsense for business
men and citizens to get mad at each
other on account of politics. If the
average politician will pay al much
attention to booming his own bust
ness as he does holding up the hands
of some personal friend for Office he
would get rich and be able to retire
from business. People in politics
should be governed by principle and
not by personalities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

GOVERNOR STONE and party wert
much pleased with Mexico, hel
schools and industries. They ex-
pressed themselves as favorably i'm.
pressed with the large and intelligent
audiences which greeted the speak
ers both day and night. These gen.
tiemen have visited every part ofthe
state and no where found business
rs lively as Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The St. Charles Banner editorial
ly says: The ovation given Hon.
Champ Clark last night clearly in
dictated that the despicable lies that
have been circulated concerning him
have had no effect whatever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The Democratic workers and &C.
tive members of the party in Au.
drain county should learn a lesson
from this election. Simply because
our ticket has q majority in this
cocnty and is out Of danger is no
reason that there should not be q
full vote polled. The state and
congressional candidates have q
right TO expect every Democrat in
The county to vote the ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

IT sounds right funny to hear
Democrats who did not even take
enough interest i'm the success Of
their ticket to vote inqui;ing
swell, how did we come out? Did
we poll the usual majority? What,
you don't mean we are beat?" etc.,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

IT looks now as though the Re.
publieans would have three Con-
gressmen from Missouri-Bartholdt
Joy and Crowther. The Republicans
claim one or two more but the
Democrats do not concede even the
three claimed above.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE Wentzville Union and other
papers throughout the district is-
sued extras Saturday containing w.
T. Days letter to the Mexico LED
GER, in which be repudiates the
campaign carried on against Hon.
Champ Clark,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

DEMOCRATS who have been pass
ing resolutions endorsing everybody
except Cobb and doing all they
could to injure his chances for elee.
ton, We presume will be surprised
to hear that he pulled through all
right in St. Louis. One of the chief
troubles of the Democrats is, they
do all in their power to iDjure each
other instead of working for their
mutual benefit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

SECURE space in the Thanksgiv-
ing edition of the Mexico Evening
LEDGER. 1t will be edited by the
ladies of Mexico and will be one of
the most widely circulated publica-
tions ever issued in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The friends of Harvey Salmon, oil
Clinton, NO., say he will be a can
didate for Governor two years from
now. He is a thoroughbred Demo.
crat and well equipped for this most
important office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
administrators sohs

sttBt E.EJ
Notice is hereby given fas !:
of administration upon tie
George HenseiI, deceased
granted the undersigued hf
bate Court of Audrain GeaEH
souri,, bearing date 0etobef Hk
All persons having Giant
said estate are requested 80 >
them for allowance to- the ST.
tor within one year afterdsas
ing letters, or they may Be IT,
from any benefit Of suth ezllls
such claims be not exhlbiia :
two years from the date thee E
forever barred.
A. j. DoUG
30-4-t. AdmiIsHs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

We hear a good deal of talk about
the country being ruined on &C
count of the reduction in the price
of wool. Are there not thousands
of people in this country who wear
wool where there Is one who pro-
duces if?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

DEMOCRATS in Audrain county
who did not turn out to vote should
be ashamed of themselves. The
most active and persistent Wer;W
at the Democratic primarie
ONE sna lukewarm when it
40 electing the ticket. This
ftnatter should be looked into by the
Democratic Central Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
Administrators SCI

Notice is hereby given 1fs
of administration upon tns
Jas. w. Fox, deceased We
granted the undersigned 81
bate Court Of Audrain Gsshk;
souri,, bearing date 0ctobeEli
All persons having can !,
said estate are requisites " !;
them for allowance TO the
Tor within one year after dsk.-
ing letters, or they rnay
from any benefit of such 80 !,
such claims be not exiiip.s*
two years from the date up
forever barred. 81
3I-4-t Admlasr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The Democrats estimate that the
Populists will have eleven Congress
men; the Republicans concede them
nine and the Populists claim at least
twenty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Afce Of bread is being requc-
~sns-half throughout the entire
Country. Of course, this is one of
the evils resulting from the passage
of the Wilson bill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

J. s.. BRADLEY's book, 1.-THE Con-
federate MailCarrier lis now Haaftt
&c COS. book stores. This is a
splendid work and should be in
every library. Tho LEDGER will
contain a complete review of this
book within a day or 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The St. Louis Republic use the
following head, lines:
Reerring to New York: The Re.
pubieans Won Nearly Everything
in Sght-Big Plurality for Morton
-rhe Man With the Bar'l Goes In
b. Over u Hundred Thousand the
Fest OF It-Republicans Also Make
large Gains in Congress-Analysis
of the Causes.
Referring to Illinois: Republicans
Have Carried the State Largely
Heavy Republican Gains in Cook
County, and Other Sections Elect
the Republican State Ticket, a
United States Senator ard Fifteen
Congressman.
Referring to the Congressional re-
suit in Missouri Thirteen Demo.
cratic Congressman Elected "A
Very Light Vote Poiied : The
accredited Republican Gains Are
Really the Failure OF Democrats to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

DR.. ADAMS should receive liberal
encouragement in his endeavor to
establish a reading room in Mascar
A free reading room is axa'smW
co.'s necessities .orA th-one OF meAl'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
CLARK IEAns rur TICKET

Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
BowLING GREEN, November T.
| lead State ticket and have between
seven and eight hundred majority
in Pike County. Light vote polled.
Haven't heard from any other place.
CHAMP CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
4 Republican Victory.
THE TIDAL WAVE SWEEPS OVER
THE WHOLE COUNTRY-THEY
CLAIM 1T ALL.
Missouri state Ticket and Also the
Legislature i'm DGubt-Pr0bab.y
Three or Four Republican
Congressman in MIS-
souri,.
Special Dispatch to the Ledger.

SEttIAI DisIstlVH 10 INC LeusHI-
ST. Louis, Nov. THE tidal
wave has struck Missouri. The state
ticket and the Legislature is at this
hour in doubt. Ellison and Morgan
are defeated. Dockery, Diamond
and Arnold are in doubt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

AS we 60 to press the Republic
cans claim that Clark, Bland and
Hatch are defeated. One thing is
sure, their majorities will be small.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

I. B. BUcKNER wires from Kan
a City that Tarsney will be elected
by a close vote but that the Repub.
licans will contest his election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Regular meeting next Monday
night, Nov. y. At early candle
light Business OF importance to
be attended to at this meeting.
Members all requested TO attend.
w. T. LORI. ". D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

A telegram from Hot Springs an
nounces the sad news that Mrs.
Robt. Arnold is very ill. Mrs.
Thomas Northern has been with her
daughter several weeks. Mr.. North
ern went TO Hot Springs this
afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

We will now have a Western man
with national ideas nominated on
the Democratic ticket for President.
He will not only be nominated but
oioctol
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE latest returns from Colorado
indicate that Waite has been defeat
ed. This is n sunbeam at least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

REPUBLICANS claim that the Dem
ocratic plurality on the state ticket
will be less than 10000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

ONE of the failings of the Demo-
cratic party is that it can't-at least
it don't-stand prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE result of the election in New
York takes Hill out of the list OF
Presidential possibilities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Tne Fulton Sun says: Ian Nor
ris, of Mexico, was here yesterday
and purchased some horse stock.
paying a good price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

TRELoAR claims that Clark will
beat him less than 500 votes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
TRUSTEES sA1El

WHEREAS. Laura ID. SiesE3
Robert S. STEELE, her hussanf
certain deed of trust, dafal
Z, 1889, and recorded in Eo64 n
575,in the Recorders offieexf3A<
County, State of Missourit ula
to David P. Moore, the loIIsv4'
scribed real estate situated IL
County, State ffAIissouri, teSnl
number eight ts), eighteen ]
teen f19), twenty t201 and tfthlz
(21l of Quisenberry Park A91E1
the City of Mexico, as perpAl
addition on file In the ofHcs dr.
corder of Deeds within and b
county, which said deed Of 3nt
made to said David p. MaaHaz
to secure the paynientofaesa ls1l
in said deed of trust nientiult
whereas, said note is past dulfx
mains unpaid, and default 1N]
made in the conditions andW
said deed of trust; now, lhza1H
the request of the legal h0htattl
note and in pursuance OF ~ q
ions of said deed of trust, ~ I
Saturday, the Tenth q
yember. A. d.. 1871
between the hours of ose1Akt
forenoon and 5 O'Clock In tllat9 y
of said day, at the east front4n<
Court House, III the City
Audrajn County. Missouri y
property, at public vsadne Z
highest bidder for cash tes1tng1
debt and the cost OF exeeEM |
trust. i. Nj
2S-tds. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

BOWLING GREEN, November g.
The vote at this precinct is: DEM
~ocratic, 3s9; Republican, 2S2. Hon.
Champ Clark leads his ticket. The
county ticket is scratched a little.
Indications point to the usual DEM
ocratic majority throughout the
county.
LINCOLN, Mo-, November g.
The vote of this precinct will be
contested because the polls have
been moved contrary to law, which
will cut out a majority of 60 Re
publican votes.
GAINESVILLE, Mo-, November g..
In the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict returns from this county give
Treloar (Rep.) 297; Clark (Dem.)
29S; Moore (Pop.) none. In 1892
this city gave Morsey (Rep.) 1888;
Clark (Dem,) 1913; Dillon (Pop.)
3. Pike County will give Clark a
majority of 1000. The township is
Democratic by 100.
LOUISIANA, NO., November g.
For Supreme Judge: Robinson
(Rep.) SOC; Black (Dem.) 700;
Jones (Pop.) 3. For Congress:
Clark (Dem.) 1855; Treloar (Rep.)
$40; Moore (Pop.)3 8.
New FLORENCE, Mo-, November
6.-Returns have been received from
Am~erieus, Big Springs, McKittrick
Rhineland, Danville, Mineola,
Prices Branch and Beethoven.
Martin Hart, DEM, has been de-
feated 70: District Judge by F.Liehte.
The other nominees will probably
be elected. Danville and Loutre
townships gave a majority of 251
against the removal of the county
seat to Montgomery City.
WARRENToN, Mo-, Nover~oer o.
| Warren CountV-stTe an ola
-sscpubiIcan majority. The re-
turns are only half in, but the coun.
ty is conceded to Treloar, Republic
can candidate for Congress, by 600
majority. The Republican Repre-.
sentative s elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

AND St. Louis went Republican,
too, although Cobb was elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The election is over. Now, let's
get down to business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

The defeat of w. L. Wilson in
West Virginia is the unkindest cut
of all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Now let's quit talking politics and
get down to business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
NINTH DISTRICT.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat
PERRY, Mo-, November 6.-rhe
vote for Congressman at Hutchin-
son, Rails County, is as follows:
Clark (Dem.) 26, Treloar Rep %.
In 1892 Hutchinson gave Clark
(Dem,) SO, Morsey (Rep.) 10.
PERRY, Mo, November Gin
the Ninth Congressional District re-
turns from this city, give Treloar,
Rep, Sc; Clark, Dem, 22S; Moore,
Pop, 4. In 1892 this city gave
Morsey, Rep, So; Clark, 800; Dill
Ion, Pop, 5.
CHAIN OF Rocks, Mo-, November
6.-In the Ninth Congressional Dis,
trict returns from this city give
Treloar, Rep, So; Clark, DEM,
1870. In 1892 this city gave Morse,
Rep, 80; Clark, Dem, 1870. Lin
coin County will give Clark a ma
jority of 800.
d f1viLLE, Mo, November 6
the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict, returns from this city give W.
M. Treloar, Rep, 1873; Champ Clark
DEM, 161; Joseph Moore, Pop.
1. In 1892 this city gave w. M
Morsey, Rep, 1872; Champ Clark.
DEM, 145. st. Charles County
will give Treloar a majority of 800.
but Clark election in the district
is conceded by 1000 majority.
| The candidates in this district fol-
Congress were: Cnamp CLARK
Democrat, of Bowling Green; vii
liam NJ. Treloar, Republican, o
Mexico; Joseph Moore, Populist, o
Wellsville. In 1892 the vote O
this district was: Clark, 1856
Morsey, Republican, 1874; Dill
lon, Populist, $40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

"WHoM the Lord loyeth he
chasteneth.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE LEDGER's cannon and roos-
tiers were loaded for 1896.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Vote-The General Assembly Be-
lievedto Be Democratic by the Usual
Majority.
Referring to the city of st. Louis
six Democrats Elected in the City |
Cobb Returns to Gongress-Partial
Returns from the Election in the
City Indicate a Stand. OFF Between
the Two Parties-Republican Ma
jority on the State Ticket.
Republican Gains-Their Con-
g~ressional Candidates Foil Il Full
Vote-Claim the Next House
Chairman Faulkner Thinks, How.
ever, Correct Returns viii Throw
Cold Water on Their Hopes and
Show That the Democrats Still Re.
tain a Majority.
The Globe. Democrat trots out all
of its BOOSTERS and uses the following
headlines over its election returns:
Republican Tidal Wave - Morton
Elected Governor of New York by q
Plurality of $50, 0O0-Control of the
National House of Representatives
Wrested From the Democracy
Observation-Disclosures andBourbonisnl
in IllinoisB uried-Sweeping Victory
in Ohio-Populism Overthrow in
Colorado-Wilson Defeated in West
Observation-Disclosures in Line-Re.
turns From ALI the States.
THE Kansas City Times uses The
following headlines referring to tht
election in Kansas:
Swept By Morrill-Kansas Re
publicans Elect Their Entire STATE
Ticket-Lewelling is Far Behind
Six Republican Congressmen-Tw'
Districts Neutrality-suspicious. No
Certain-Women Fail to Carr
Universal Suffrage Proposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE next President of the United
States will be a Western man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

TAMMANy got it just where it de-
served it.