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The morning call., 1894-11-07
VERY LITTLE REPEATING.
Suffers Were Not Active in San
Diego County,

SAN DIEGO, Nov 6-The Repu blican
State ticket is ahead, but how far cannot
be sta ed at this time. Hensbaw and Tor
renee are running ahead of the ticket,
though Temple has good following. Dry
den (Pop.) for the State Senate appears to
have been elected, and Guy and Keene,
Republican nominees for the Assembly,
are also ahead.
Holcomb 3D. has been reelected County
Clerk. Stewart o. wins in the fight for
Sheriff. and Carlson ID appears 10 be
ahead for Assessor. Forward. for Re
corder, and Shaffer. Auditor. as well as
Thompson, Treasurer. all Republicans,
are elected by large majorities.
Bowers friends claim that he will have
a plurality for Congress of from $500 to
5000 ia the county, and Estee's plurality is
estimated at from 1900 to 1900. The count
will not be completed before noon to-
morrow in some city precincts where a
heavy vote was cast. Few evidences of
repeating or fraudulent voting have been
discovered. The disorderly element has
been very quiet throughout the day.
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COMING IN SLOWLY.
Returns i'm Suffer County Show
the Republicans Ahead.

YUBA CITY. Nov. Ga large vote was
polled throughout this (Sut'e) county to-
day. The returns are coming in slowly
and the counting of ballots in most OF the
precincts still continues.
From tbs returns received there is shown
slight Republican gain over two years
ago. An estimate gives the county about
fifty majority fer Esiee and The head of
the Republican ticket. There is small
Populist party vote, and the Prohibition
vote is also to be counted In the Con-
gressional ticket both parties clam to be
in the lead.
The legislative ticket. from reports
received, will be in favor Of the
Republicans with possibility of further
returns in favor of the joint Senator on
the Democratic ticket.
The county ticket is mixed. but the Re-
publicans claim the majority. The fight
for Sheriff Is in doubt The voting has
been lively all day with no disturbances
ACQUIRING
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AT JETER'S HOME.
Estee Rolls Up Big Plurality i'm
Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 6.-Returns are
coming in slowly. The counting in this
CRY is slow, but enough to show that
Estee has carried the city.
Indications are that he will have plu-
rality of about 500 in The county. The
Republicans for county officers are conf
dent Of carrying the county. but large
pluraIities are hardly looked for. Owing
TO surprising strength by the P0pulists
Lechar for Congress will carry the county.
The county precincts which the Populists
hoped to carry have returned Republican
plurality.
B. A. Osborn, Republican candidate for
the Assembly, is elected. as he is ahead
here and will poll a big vote in Watson
vile, where he resides. Jeter is running
ahead Of his ticket and will probably re-
ceive plurality.
A definite result cannot be given until
tomorrow, as the returns so far received
do not show the vote as to Supreme JUS
tees or constitutional amendments. Ten
pie will probably receive plurality. Hen
shaw ran we'll in this city. The constitu-
tional amendments relative to increase of
the pay of members of The Legislature and
increasing the mem bership of the State
Board of EQUALIZATION are probably de-
feated.
GLENwooD. Nov. 6.-Appended is the
vote IN this precinct: Estee 81, Budd s.
Webster 6, Henshaw 20. Temple s, Gibson
6. Terrence II, Murphy 6. Buck 6. Van
Fleet 10. Bridgeford Z. Daggett 6, Colgan
%, Meagher s. Dore 6, Clark 10. Phillips 6.
Bre'z Z. McLaehlan 81, Patton Z, Bowman
6, Osborn %, McMahan s.
The same precinct in 1892 gave Harrison
Al, Cleveland Il, Weaver s.
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JETER RUNS BEHIND.
Budd's Probable Plurality in San
joaquin County.

STOCKTON, Nov. 6.-San Joaquin County
will probably give Budd from 500 to 500
plurality. The fight between Johnson and
Caminetti is close, but it is thought tina
Johnson will get about 200 plurality. ".
r. Clark. Republican candidate for Rail-
road Commi ssiOner, will get as large. and
it is thought larger plurality than Budd
The entire county ticket is probably
cleo ed with the exception of the Sheriff
and District Attorney. Both the Republi-
can nominees for the Assembly will be
elected. it is bought, from the present in
dications- The average majority for the
rest of the Republican State ticket will be
about 200. Jeter will run about 400 votes
behind Budd.
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District Is a peculiar one, and it was
thought in Alameda at 10 O'Clock last night
that the Inde pendent Republican. NavlOr,
and the regular Republican, Waymire. had
cut each other so badly that the Democrat.
Nj. l.. Rswson of San Leandro, would slip
in. The reports from Alameda at that
hour were to the effect that White (POp.)
for Sheriff and Dalton (N.-P.) for Assessor
were running ahead of their competitors.
Figures on the Legislative ticket are
coming in slowly in the Twenty-sixth Sen
atorial District. The latest figures are
Bullock 3D. ~. D4nison (R.) 1922 Pierce
(lnd. Il o. The fight between Deuison
and Pierce is close, with the chances 10
Dentson's favor. In the Twenty-elghth
Senatorial District Beard RI has q,
ONeill 3D. 10. Taft (POp.) 81. Later re-
turns give Beard the district
In the FOrty-siXth Assembly District
FasSett (R.) will probably be returned
over Mendenhau CD. In the Forty
seventh Assembly District Waymire (R)
of Alameda is ahead of NaylOr und. X
and Rawson d.. The FOrty-eighth Is
between Bachracn Cd and Gay Or }. with
the chances in favor of the latter. Inc
district is thoroughly Republican.
In the Forty-ninth Assembly District
the only figures obtainable are Collins (R0
49, Mcdonald 3D. 49, The vote for Nc
Clelan 0nd. r. is not at hand, but 1t is
thought barely possible that in tins district
the Democrat will get in. In the fitueth
Assembly District North (R) has 81 votes,
Goodenough GP.) AZ, Farrell (D.) %. North
will win. In the Fifty-frst Assembly
District partial returns give Dodge (k.) IS,
Pringle ID DC. Dodge is sure winner.
Judge nenshaw is running away ahead
of his ticket. as is also Judge Temple.
For the short term Daggett and Bridge
ford are running ahead of Van Fleet, who
for some reason has been scr etched. From
the best political judges the impression is
that the county ticket will be made up
about as follows:
Sheriff. c. r. White Peo.); Superior
Court Judges, John Ellsworth (R.) and f.
5. Ogden iR. and n. P); County Recorder,
c. II. Spear (R); County Clerk, T. c. Jor-
dan (R y; Tax Collector. j. b. Barber Or.
and y. p; Auditor, Myron A. Whidden
R); District Attorney, c. f. Shook (R.)
Public Administrator, ". II. Knight (R.)
Assessor, II. ?. Dalton IN. P); County
Treasurer, J. w. Lavmance d.; Superiu-
teudent of Schools j. P Garlick On. Pr;
Coroner. r. O. Baldwin RI; Surveyor, g.
L. NuSbaumer (k.).
The figures on the chief offices I'D to
midnight were as follows: Budd 719,
Estee 100 Webster 4O6, English 642, Hill
born. 900, Vaun 1873. McKillcan 437,
Schaffer 49, White 502, Morse 1S4, Jordan
1915, RoSborOugh S17, Tompkius 90. Dali
ton 604. Hays $40. Leckie 400
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DEMOCRATIC HUE DISPELLED.
Republicans Appear Ahead in Sis
kivOu County.

YREKA. Nov. 6.-Siskiyou was painted
a Democratic hue early in the evening.
but at this hour. as partial reports from
outside precincts come slowly in, it looks
very much as if the Republican returns
are destined to dry up Budd's reported
200 majority until there is not anything
left of it but Democratic bag with all
the wInd squeezed out. Budd may carry
the county by very small majority and
also Geary. but Gleaves for State Senator
aud Tombln for the Assembly on the Re-
publican side appear TO be in The lead.
1t now looks as if nearly all of the Re-
publican local ticket will be elected. The
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BUDO IN TIE CITY.
lie Takes Unexpectedly Large Gains
Over EStee.

lie Takes Unexpectedly Large Gains
Over Estee.
The counting of the State ticket in the
city was not completed at an early hour
this morning.
The figures up TO 1890 o'clock show
partial returns from 200 precincts out of
total of 293. The returns from twenty
seven OF the precincts are complete.
They show that Budd ran away ahead
of his opponents in the city. He was ex-
pected to have majority in San Fran
cisco, but in some of the districts his vote
was very much heavier than expected,
while that of Estee was nominal.
Budd's plurality over Estee is 1854, the
figures being: Budd. 1909; Estee, IL, 535 :;
Webster (Populisl). 3465; French PRO
hibtiouist), 302.
The vote for Lieutenant Governor shows
a striking disparity between the strength
of the candidates for first place and those
for second place on the ticket.
w. T. Jeter, Budd's running mate,
received 10, 447 votes; S. G. Willard 13, 797,
Gregg (Pop) 2643. and Dunn (P.) 76S.
These figures il the Governor fight give
ground for the belief of the Democrats
that their candidate has been elected.
They believed last night that the pro-
portions would be found at the end of the
count to have been preserved, and that he
would have hands ONE plurality of nearly
1900.
The fig ures for the whole ticket at the
hour stated, when a little more than hall
of the ballots had been counted, are as
follows:
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IN THE STATE.
Returns Are Not Yet
Complete.
VARIED CLAIMS MADE.
Budd Has a Plurality in
the City.
THE STATE STILL IN DOUBT.
Republican Candidates for Com
gress Leading.
JETER RUNNING FAIRLY WELL.
Stanton Probably Defeated bv Earl
for the Office of Railroad
Commissioner.
JETER RUNNING FAIRLY WELL

Incomplete returns from the principal
sections of the State would Indicate that
the Republicans are in the lead for the
county Offices.
The count of the vote for the State Offices
had not progressed sufficiently up to 5
o'clock this morning to Indicate which of
the parties had been most successful.
In the Congressional districts, however,
the returns Indicate that every Republi-
can candidate is leading in the race.
Legislative candidates on the Republi-
can ticket in many instances also appear
far ahead of their Democratic and Popu-
list opponents.
In San Francisco in 29O precincts Budd
ran unexpectedly well. Up to l o'clock
partial returns showed that Budd had
a plurality of 65G4.
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NEARLY ALL ELECTED.
Republicans Are Victorious i'm Sac
ramentO COUNTY.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 6-Tbe election TO-
day was the auietest held for wears. The
saloons were all closed, and but one blow
was struck during the day. The weather
was perfect. and the vote full one. The
vote will probably reach 1000. Partial re-
turns from a dozen of the thirty-four pre-
cincts show Estee we'll in the lead for
Governor, and Johnson for Congress. The
Republicans expect 20 elect all or nearly
all of their candidates.
The complete returns from sixteen pre-
cincts in total of "a in Sacramento give
johnson, Representative for Congress.
427, Caminett 3D. 2O1, Estee 313, Budd
3US, Webster 10.
The Chairman OF the Democratic County
Committee says that as far as counted the
indications are that Estee will not beat
Budd more than 800 in the county.
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aSSEMBLYMAN-36th DIS
AssEMBLYMAN-87th DISTRICT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT

S. z. Blumenberg IL Observation-Disclosures.
Thomas +. Clark d. observation-disclosures.
l.. l.. Ewing tP p. l.)............ ........
Marcus Lswis (R). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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SOME TRADING DONE.
But Not Enough to Influence the
General Result in Yuba,

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 6. - The election
has passed off IN this city thus far with
surprising quietnrss and quite heavy
polling OF votes, at $3.50 P. NJ. over 500 hay-
ing been cast. Party lines are being fol-
lowed. There appears to be some trading
in the Congressional, Legislative and
county fights but not enough 10 Influence
the general result This city. according
to conservative calculations. will 60 for
Estee by fifty, and the county will go for
Budd by as much more Beamer and La
Rue are running ahead OF the ticket.
Yuba County, however, is still claimed
by both Democrats and Republicans.
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REPUBLICANS WIN.
Almost the Entire State Ticket
Elected in Riverside County.

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 6.-RepOrts from out
side precincts in this county show that a
very heavy vote was polled. Complete
returns are not obtainable at this hour,
but enough is known to indicate that the
Republican State ticket received a
majority OF 800 Congressman Bowers
runs ahead of the ticket.
The precincts that have been heard from
and counted so lar insure the election of
w. Freeman, Republican candidate for
the Assembly.
The chairman OF the Republican County
Committee estimates that Estee will have
a majority of 800. Bowers 500 ana Freeman
500 for the Assembly.
The chairman of the Democratic County
Committee comedies Esiee 700 majority,
Bowers 700 and Freeman 500.
The Republicans only elect about one
half of the county ticket. The Republi-
can candidates for Railroad Commissioners
and Board OF Equalization will run even
with EStae,
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POPULISTS VOTED HEAVILY.
They Probably Elected a Treasurer
in Nevada County.

NEVADA CITY. Nov. 6--Scattering re-
turns at midnigh; indicate Estee's plu-
rality in the county is $50. johnson
proba bly, carries the county for Congress.
Thomas Q) is elected to the Assembly.
The indications are that on the county
ticket the Democrats elect the Sheriff and
Assessor. The Republicans elect Clerk.
Recorder. School Superintendent and Dis
trict Attorney.
The Pnpulists probably elect a Treas
urer. The Populists polled an unusually
heavy vote in Grass Valley and the farm
ing districts.
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HEAVIEST EVER CAST.
An Unusually Big Vote in Tehama
County.

RED BLUFF, Nov. 6.-The vote in this
county is the heaviest ever cast. Returns
are coming in slowly. Incomplete returns
indicate a plurality for Estee OF So For
the Assembly. hoffman (R.) will carry the
county by a small majority. Mccoy 3D.
for Joint Senator, will carry this county.
On the county ticket the Republicans
will elect Bogard for Sheriff anu Fish for
County Clerk. The vote on the balance
of the county ticket is very close. The
count is verv slow. Up to ~ o'clock COM
plete returns were had from only four
small Dracincts
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slightly leading Es'ee in every precinct
and the Democratic Legislative ticket is
beaten by small plurality.
Geary is ahead of Barham. Allen (R.).
candidate for Sheriff, ana Wines Cd, can
didats for Clerk. are in advance OF their
respective tickets. The rest of the caudi-
dates are running even in all the precincts.
1t is believed that Mrs. Martin, indie
pendent candidate for School Superin-
tendent, will defeat her four male oppo-
nents.
The Populist ticket is running fairly
we'll in the country precincts.
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DEMOCRATS CONCEDE 1T.
The Republicans Comfortably Carry
Orange County.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 6-The voting was
very quiet and slow in Orange County.
The average is not I'D 10 that of the Presi-
dental election. At noon about one-third
of the vote was in the boxes in this citv.
There is little scratching on the State
ticket. except to some extent on the
Supreme Judges for the long term.
Orange County is claimed by the Re-
publicans by 500 anu the Democrats con-
cede defeat by $50.
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CONCEDED TO ESTEE.
Carries San Luis Obispo by a Hun
dred Votes.

SAN LUIS OBIsPO. Nov. 6.-San Luis
Obispo County is con needed to Estee by the
Democrats at 100.
SAN MIGUEL, Nov. 6.-Lynch Precinct
gives a total vote of 40. as follows Estee
9, Budd 4, Webster 81; Henshaw IL. Tenn
pie 6, Gibson 23, Terrence Z. Murphy 3
Buck "a; Van Fleet 9. BridgefOrd 4, Dag
gett %; Colgan 8, Meagher 5. Dore "a :;
Clark 3, Phillips 9. BretZ %; McLachlan 1,
Patton 2, Bowman "a; Smyth 8, Rnffin 2.
Timmons "a; Glass II, Watkins /, Rude %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIsTRIC
INSTRUMENTATION DISTRIC

II. g. w. Dmkespiel (R.) ..,................ 10
NJ. L. Van Meter (P. Z. Observation-Disclosures.
Alexander I. NogelSang %. ).............. 3
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BY ONE HUNDRED.
Kings County Goes Republican at
Least That Much.

HANFoRD. Nov. 6.-Kings County has
gone Republican. The Democratic Gen.
trail Committee comedies it and the Rapub-
Iicans claim a rluralty for Esiee Of 100
Bowers for Congress runs ahead of his
ticket and the county gives a majority
for Linder for State Senator and for Davis
for Assem- blymap, all Republicans on the
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county ticket. The Republicans win
Superior Judge, Sheriff. Assessor. Re-
corder and Auditor, Surveyor, Coroner
and majority of the Board of
Supervisors. The School Superint endent
is in doubt. but the Democrat is probably
elected. The Democrats will elect
Clerk. Treasurer and District Attorney.
The count is slow and will not be all in
NTH tomorrow. Archibald Yell is beaten
for Superior Judge.
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Democrats were confident of a grand
SCOOP in the county, but The Republicans
we're we'll organized, and it now looks,
after all, as if victory will rest with the
Republicans when the votes are counted.
The Democrats are beginning to feel very
bitter over the outlook and claim under
hand work by the Republicans. Nothing
definite will be known before tomorrow
al nnnn
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THE RESULT is CLOSE.
Republicans Claim a Plurality for
EStee i'm San BenitO.

HOLSTER, No.. Cont of SO votes
counted So far Budd is % votes ahead.
The same ratio is nearly maintained on
the rest of the ticket. Cargill (R.) is prob
ably elected TO the Assembly by small
majority. Populist vote. SD far, cuts no
figure in the election. and is greatly re-
duceG from the last election.
The county committee claims The county
for Estee by small plurality. No returns
have yet arrived from the outside pre-
cincts.
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ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE sU.
PREME COURT Short Terml
: LEGISLATURE.
1t Is Republican by Good
Majority.
Some of the Districts Are in Doubt,
but the General Result Will
Not Be Changed.

the hour of going to press indicate that
the next Legislature will be Repu blican
by good majority.
A number of tho districts are in doubt
and few changes in the totals are likely
To occur, but they will not change the re-
suits.
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PROGRESSED QUIETLY.
But StanisiauS Residents Piled Up a
Large Vote

MODESTO, Nov. 6-The election is pro-
crossing quietly. Voting commenced
early, and large vote will be polled.
Much interest is being taken for the coun-
ty and district candidates. No disturb
ances have taken place.
Union Precinct gives Estee 6, Budd 80
ana Webster 5
The same precinct in 1892 gave Harrison
TO- Cleveland o.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Latest From the State

EDITORIAL Rooms MORNING CALL,
November Z, 4 A. NJ. !
Incomplete returns from 5S3 precincts 10
California. including 300 in San Francisco,
out of a total of 2274 precincts, give Estee
22,4lO, Budd 2S, All, Webster SOO7.
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AN INCREASED VOTE.
Budd Leading Estee in the S0noma
Precincts

SANTA Rosa, Nov. 6.-The vote in this
city is an Increase of that of 1892, the
closest canvass having been made by all
the parties and every ballot was voted.
The count is progressing so slowly that
only fair estimate can be made upon the
result.
Blu, present indications are that Bud is
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A PLURALITY FOR ESTEE.
McLachIan Is Also Ahead i'm Santa
Barbara

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 6.-Parial re-
turns from all precincts in this city show
a large plurality for Estee. MeLachlan
for Congress is also ahead.
j. l.. Barker (Pop.) is probably elected
to the Assembly. The election of r. }.
BrOughton (R) for Sheriff is conceded by
the Democrats. There are no definite re-
turns from outside of the city.
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Emile s. Lemme (P. p. Observation-Disclosures.
Isaac NJ. Merrill (R.) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
William Hall Phelps ~ Observation-Disclosures.
Edward J. Reynolds Observation-Disclosures.
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BUDD IN THE LEAD.
But the Republicans Otherwise
Ahead in Shasta County.

REpDING, Nov. 6.-Budd is ahead ten
votes here. Laird (R.) Tor the Assembly
and GIeaves RI for the Senate are ahead.
Barham is ahead of Geary. The judicial
ticket is ahead
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WITHOUT INCIDENT.
In Fresno County the Election Passed
Off Quietly.

FRESNO, Nov. 6-The election passed
off today without incident. Voters were
in line early. and heavy vote was poled.
On the State ticket both the old parties
claim victory. The Populists are also
firm. The returns now in favor the Re
publican State ticket. From the present
outlook the Republicans will carry the
county ticket Win a few exceptions
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is PROBABLY ELECTED.

Loud Gets Heavy Vote in San
Mateo County.
REDWOOD CITY, Nov. THE vote of
this county indicates the election of Loud.
San Mateo County is claimed by the Re-
puhlicans for Estee by 200. 1t is claimed
by tho Democrats for Budd by 100.
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THE STATE TICKET.
Vote in San Francisco,
GOVERNOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SECRETARY OF STATE.

Lewis III. Brown (R.) INSTRUMENTATION.
Ben NJ Maddox 3D. ..........,........-..
NJ. NJ McGlynn (P. ~ Observation-Disclosures.
r. u. Waite III. -..--.-.-.....
NJ. {. Winchester NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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TREASURER.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
SURVEYOR-GENERAL.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT

l.. N. Landsborough Up P1. So
Peter w. McGIaue (B0 49,
w. r Netherton o. observation-disclosures.
TroWbridge II. Ward Or. D.... ............ a..
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Lawrence W. Coe U.)....................,. 8
Frank II. Powers (R.) Observation-Disclosures. o.
James =. Sweeney Cd observation-disclosures. >!
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-30
Gold Lined Guns Not In It.

A tall young man, with q pretty
young woman, sauntered across INDIE
pendence square yesterday afternoon
when Old Sol was at his hottest. When
they came to the ice water fountain, the
young woman stopped and picked up
one of the tin cups, and scanning 1t
ruefully shook her head at her compan-
ion and laid it quickly down again.
The next thing was to slip off small
suede glove, and placing the pretty
hand it fitted under the stream she
filed its palm with water and drank
from it three times. And the next thing
was to see the young man bend over the
same palm while he held her wrist to
balance the novel cup, and five times it
took to satisfy him, and right willingly
did the pretty young woman fill it and
place it to his lips. Both actors were
perfectly unconcerned, and after the
young man had dried the young wom-
ans hand in his pocket handkerchief
they sauntered in down town direc-
ton. philadelphia Record.