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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-07
PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Republican electors Of the City OF Proyi-
dence are requested 10 assemb In their res
wards on THURSDAY, November 8, 1854, at q
o'clock, and elect hve delegates 10 represent each
ward In "A City Convention to be held pursuant 10
the call hereinafter ordered. Also TO nominate a
candidate for me mber OF the school comfaittee for
three years. The Fifth Ward will also nominate a
candidate for school committee TO MI the
unexptred term OF Albert " Blasdell,
resigned. The IenIh Ward will also nominate a
candidate for school conmittee for one year. Also
70 nominate candidates for wardens md District
Clerks OF their respective districts, to be voted
for at the coming municipal election.
The Republican electors OF said City qualified To
vote for members Of the City Council are requested
TO assemble In their respective wards on THURS
DAY evening" Nov. 10Th. 1894, at O'Clock, to
nominate candidates for Aldermen and Council
men TO represent their respective wards in the City
Council for the next municipal term, said candi-
dates TO be voted Tor at the coming municipal cleo
tion.
said electors OF the Second, Third Fifth, Sixth
Seventh, Ninth and TenthNards Will meet Ia their
respective ward rooms
Said electors Of the First Ward will meet in Pio-
neer Hail. south Main street
said electors of the Fourth Ward viii meet at
steinway Hall, Westminster, corner snow street
Said electors OF the Eighth Ward will meet in
chapel, No. 26 Harrison street.
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THE BIGGEST YET.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand IL
PennsyIvania Republican, Estimate.

Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand IL
Pennsylvania Republicans Estimate.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Reports from
all parts of the state indicate that the vote
was fully as heavy as that polled In 1892.
The contest In this state, which was the
most active in recent years, was fought
almost entirely on national lines, and the
result was that voters in every county
fiocked to the polls.
In this city interest centered almost ex.
clusively in the third congressional dis
trict, formerly represented by Samuel j.
Randall. WiI1iam MoAfoer tDem rs
the present congressman from the Third,
but he was defeated for denomination by
what Is known as the administration fac
tion Of the Democracy. In retaliation the
McAleerites, who belong to the faction
called the Pennsylvania Democracy. cut
Joseph p. McCullen, the regular Demo
cratic nominee, and voted for Frederick
Halterman, Rep. The Republicans in
turn voted for two Pennsylvania Demo
cratic candidates for the legislature from
the third and fourth wards
Late figures show that the Republicans
have carried the state by the largest ma
jority ever known. Official returns indi-
cate that Pennsylvania is Republican by
$50 O00
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turns in New Hampshire were never more
tardy, but every additional bulletin shows
increasing Republican majorities he
turns this far indicate that Busiei VIII
have al least GOO lead over Kent. There
IS no doubt o,s the election Of two Rcpub-
llcan eongrossmen. aud the legislature
will be Republican by at least 20.
The returns in members OF the legisla-
tura srH the gsnat aasunlets Of any, and
leave no doubt Of the Republican victory.
The only question now is one OF size. Re
turns from the cities os tho state are
meager. Four wards i'm Manchester show
net Republican gain Of 597. Concord
will undoubtedly give its normal Repub-
lican majority.
Senator Chandler, in an interview, ex-
pressed himself ~ highly gratihed at the
result of Mr.. Morton's canvass in New
York. With regard to the outcome in
New Hampshire, the senator declared that
the Republican gain, as far as reported,
no more than justified his expectations.
There is no reason TO doubt, said he,
THAT we have carried everything In this
state The legislature Is surely Republi-
can by the largest majority we have had
in many years, and there is no doubt that
the members favor my reelection by at
least to l."
Senator, Chandler telegraphs the New
York Tribune as follows. 1.-THE details OF
the New Hampshire election are not inn
portant The returns come in slowly,
but there are great Republican gains
all over the state. We will have large
Republican pluralities for governor and
our two congressman, also the nrgest
majority in the legislature we have
had for many years, insuring the
election Of one OF the most radical
Republicans in the country as our next
United States senator. But all minor re-
suits, such as this, are eclipsed by the
magnificent triumph of Morton and
Strong in New York city and state.
complete national victory in 1896 is within
our reach -
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Tiilmsn Democrats Won.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Nov. 7-Talber, Lati-
mer, Wilson and Newman, Straight, Nc
Lauren and Stokes, all Tillman Demo-
Gratis are certainly elected TO congress. In
the Charleston district Elliott, Cleveland
Democrat, has probably defeated Murray,
Republican. by safe majority, but there
l. some doubt. Evans, Democrat, defeated
Pope, Independent Democrat, by no less
than 1900 Many white Democrats and
Republicans who voted supported Pope.
The legislature is Overwhelmingly in favor
of Tillman for the United States senate.
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TELEC..4.nc BREvIrIEs.

Tuberculosis was iCund in COWS owned
by the city of Boston.
The electric light plant Of the city Of
Hackonsack, y. j., was burned TO tho
ground.
G.. H. Houghton, Jr.. of Attloboro,
Mass, was arrested In Boston for robbing
his father
An Arlington Mass. patrOlman tracked
two burglars 10y their footprints in the
snow and captured them.
The schooner Ida c. Southland OF New
York, from Philadelphia TO New Orleans,
with railroad iron, rs believed 10 be lost
Charles r. Warner. president of the
Warner Baking Powder company, was
arrested on tho charge OF making false
entries In the books OF the company.
RUDY's PlLE SUPfOslTOttY is guarau-
tecd 10 cure i1lcs and Constipation, or money
refunded. ~ ccnts per box. send st mp for
circular and Free sample to MARTIN RUDY.
Lancaster, Ia. For sale by all nr-t-Ciass
druggists. CHAMBERS. CALDER a. Co.
Wholesale Druggists. Providence. r. 4
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THE ELECTION.
fcontinued from Pare gA

r.; Snow, X. Rourke d.; Putnam. r.. (;
,O'Connor. ID. Roper, II. Hayes, H. Ben
nett. r. Hogan, d.. Moran, d.; 6rout,
d.; Adams, D.; Frost, d.; Howe, X. ;
Tcwer, H. THATCHER, H. Hawkes. ~
Worcester county, Barber. r.; Waite,
r. Parker. RI Wiley, X; Algernon
Beaman, II Blodgett, X; Ed1orton, r.;
Thurston, r.. Hammond X. Brown, H.;
R.oe, r.. Jourdan. ID. Carroll, D.; Tuite'
D. Hathaway, r.: Allen, r.; Bancroft,
r., Turner, r.. Cooke, r.; Pherson, H.,
Roe, II. Searles, r.. ; Moriarity, ID. james
Mellen, d.; Meladen, d.; Simpson, X;
Knox, r.; George Mellen, X.
Hampshire eountyIlrwin, M SsFohSS' pTn,S'
r.; Sibley. r..
Hampton county-Root, r.; Bliss, NJ
Foote, r Ives, r.; Sheehsn, ID. II
Grant, r.; Perkins, r.; shipley, r.;
Young. r. Warmer, r. Harvey, k''
Bart, r.; Wallis, II.
Franklin oounty-Newell, X; Hastings
r.; Collins, D.; Bridges, r.. Human, II.
man, r.; jerks, - Cooney, d.; Tol-
man, r. Soudder, IL. smith, H.; Cid
dings, d. Sisson, X.
Norfolk county, Humphrey. R.; Utley,
r. Light. r. Grover, r.; Hammond,
r.; Flint, r. Wentworth, r.; French
r. Atwood, D. Whittakes H.; WHITE
r.. Carter, II.
Plymouth county-Drew, r.. Burgess,
r. Barber, r.. Lawrence, r.; Gray, H;
Harlow, r.; Atsett, r.; Bourne, h;
Kingmsn, r.. Penniman. r.; Eldredge,
r.; Hathaway, r.
Bristol county-Porter, r.; Wheaton,
r.. Leach, r.. Austin, r.. Burt, H.;
Holt, r. Gillingham, X; ; Ross, r.. Den
ham, r.. Stanley, r. Eddy, r.; Macon
ber, r.; Donahue, D.; Moon-y, ID;
Moran, d.. Slade, r.; Mills, r.; Wood, X.
Barnstable county-Fisk, r.; White,
r.; Baker, X. Cook, r.
Dukes oounty--Foss, X.
Nantucket county-Gardner, r.
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Commissioners.

nOysdist
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ANNOUNCEMENTS or THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER sos.


An Ordinance In Amer ndment Of Chapter 35t
OF the Ordinances entitled "An Ordinance In
Amendment of Chapter 222 Of the Ordi-
nances entitle ed "An Ordinance Creating the
ONCE OF Clerk OF Committees and klxlng the
Compe ensation OF Such onlcer"
approved November 2, isgi)
II is ordained by the City Council Of the city of
Providence as follows;
SECTION 1. Section OF Chapter 254 Of
the Ordinances entitled IAN Ordinano . IA Amend
ment OF Chapter 222 OF the Ordinances en-
tilted .An Ordinance Creating the ONCE OF CLERK
OF Committees and Fixing the Comp en- satioa OF
such ofheer" Is hereby amended 50 TO read as
follows
SECTION I. The clerk Of the Common Council
shan, when no other provision ls made, act As
the clerk Of all committees, standing or special.
OF either branch or both branches OF the CITY
Council. He shall have his Office IN Committee
Room IA shall make proper records an books
kept for the purpose of the proceedings and trans
actions OF each committee and shall perform
such other duties and services for aaid coIalnll-
tees as they may from time TO time require. sad
clerk ~ authorized 10 employ such assfstance IS
may be necessary TO assist him In the perform
ance OF the duties of his Office, and Ia addition %
his salary as clerk OF the Common Council he
shall receive compensation, including the
salary OF his assistant Of eighteen hundred (slst)
dollars annually payable monthly.
SEC. All ordinances and parts OF ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-07

Boston, Nov 7.-Governor Greenhalge
was interviewed last evening, and said !.
81 am satisfied with the result The ap-
parent majority, in spite of the unfayor-
able weather and the danger Of extrav-
agant confidence. is something surpris-
ing and indicates the profound feeling Of
Massachusetts, on the great issues of the
hour New York is the great pivotal
center. Give the Republican party pos
session there, and believe that the cause
of good govNRment, of law and order,
will be promoted
The following telegram was sent TO
President Cleveland in Washington
Russell defeated by about $4,000. Green
halge vote about per cent less than last
year. kussells loss, Ia per cent in Boston;
rs per cent i'm other cities, and 80 per cent
IN country towns. Russell carries Boston
by 5000, as against 9700 last year"
Lieutenant Governor Wolcott said:
Massachusetts, has once more placed her.
self in the ranks of solidly Republican
states, where she belongs. The result OF
the vote has very greatly pleased and en-
couragcd me-"
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge: 81 am
very greatly pteHsrd with the resuft-. Nro
haNO citNltu iS congressman IN MdSshcDu-
setts and that is a pretty fair indication
OF the result all over the country Tho
Republican party will control the next
house of representatives"
Samuel Wlnslow chairman Of the state
Republican committee: The results bear
out the confidence Of the state committee
and the better judgment OF the people Of
Massachusetts. Governor Greenhalse's
very large majority tells the story"
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There mas never been such n turnover
In the history OF the state, and the De
mocracy is dumfounded. The Republi-
can state committee claim the election OF
the entire Republican ticket by 10000
The Democratic committees cuncede the de-
feat of Hill by $1,000
Lawyer Goff, who conducted the exami-
nation Of tho witnesses before the Lexow
committee, has been elected recorder over
6myth, Tammany candidate, by from 90
600 to $1,000.
Tammany never received such beating
In its history. Not alone Is the general
county and city ticket showed under, but
the rammany candidates for assembly.
men and aldermen were treated TO the
most unexpected defeats. Even the so
called Tammany strongholds below Four.
teenth street repudiated the tiger.
Such a crushing and humiliating defeat
either means the most thorough reorgani.
satioa Of this once all-powerful organiza-
tion or It's retirement as a factor from
politics.
strong's plurality for mayor may sx.
cesd 5000
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HApTER sos.

An Ordinance Permitting the Union Railroad
Company 10 Lay Rails Ia Tockwotten street.
approved November 2, isoI)
IL Is ordained by the City Council OF the city u
Providence as follows;
SECTION 1. Permission Is hereby granted 10
the Union Railroad Company 10 lay, use and
maintain rails for the extension OF fbe rrnout Ia
Tockwotten street. from Furnace street 10 EAST
street. All OF said rails shall be laid under ths
supervision and control of the I0i nt committee II
the City Council on railroads, with ali OF the
privileges and subject 20 all the eond tions 81 this
ordinance by which the Union Railroad COM
the city VI Providence.
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(Approved November 2, 1ss4,l
II IA ordained by the City Council OF The city OF
Providence as follows;
SECTION l. His Honor the Mayor n hereby au-
thorized and directed, whenever requested by the
Joint special committee for the purchase Of land
adjoining Roger Williams Pfrk, To execute Rad
deliver In the name and behalf OF the city Il
Providence deed conveying TO John W. Booth
lot numbered fifteen us on the Williams Park
Pla., reesrded In plat book b. at page 20, in the
Town clerks Office Of the Town u Cranstoa.
whenever said John w. Booth shall convey
cause % be conveyed 10 the city OF Providence
title IN fee simple In ot numbered sixteen u6l
said plat The deeds and title to the land con-
yeyed 20 said city 10 be satisfactory to the city
Solicitor.
SEC. q The City Treasurer Is hereby directed
TO pay 70 said John W. Booth the sum Of one
thousand OOc) dol lars 10 be charged 10 the special
propriation made for the purebase OF land ad-
Joining Roger Williams Park, after said convey
aDce and upon The certificate Of the City Engi-
neer that the dwelling house now standing upon
said lot sixteen (i6) has been moved 10 said lot
fifteen (l5).
True copies Witness;
novs-Ss WILLIAM l. CLARKE, City Clerk.
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CHAPTER 6l9.

An Ordinance AppropriAting 81, 500 to Build Fire
station Upon Land owned BY the city
Bounded by Broad, Rugby and Jllison street..
(Approyed November 2, lsS4,)
IL il ordained by the City Council oi the city Of
Providence as foliows;
sRcTIoN l. The Joint somEnittee on city prop
erty are hereby authorized aud directed 20 build,
in accordance with the plans recommended by
the Joint committee city property IA rs
port of octobe s, 1894, IRE station upon laud
owned by the city, bounded by Broad, Rugby and
Jnlson streets, at cost not exceeding seyenteoa
thousand i've hundred dollars, said sam 20 De
ings.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
onice Of the clerk Of comn.lltee..

CITY Hall. NOV. 3, 1873.
The Joint Committee on sewers OF lie city
Council 90 whom have been referred the petitions
Of
Hathbono Gardner, for sewer in stewart
street In ON Broad street 90 Conduit street;
Joseph a. Pike et Al, Tor sewer in Barton
street from Broadway 20 Westminster street.
Thomas Droney ct al for sewer In Brattle
street FROM Waldo street 90 Lilac street; and
Alexander Brough, for a sewer In Pomona avenue
from Academy avenue 10 Pembefton street;
HEARING upon said petitions IN Com
mittce Room NJ, City Hau, on SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 10, 1873. AZ o'clock. D.. NJ.
when all parties intercstcd are hereby notified 70
appesr Il they shall see ~ and be heard thereon.
By order OF the Committee.
GEORGE IA. WOOD,
y. y HAYDEN, Chairman
Slerk of COMMITTEES. nOy6 ct
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NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Joseph Manley,
chairman of the Republican national com.
mittee, sent the following telegram OF
congratulations: no j. w. Babcock,
chairman OF the Republican congressional
committee at Washington; 81 heartily
congratulate you on the result OF your
labors. Our victory is perfect and com
plete from Maine to California. The re.
suit in New York is the grandest victory
of all We have laid this day solid
foundation upon which TO erect i'm 1895
the statute OF national victory for pro-
lection and prosperity"
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One Democratic Congressman.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. z. democrats con-
cedc Ohio to Republicans by 10000. The
Republicans have elected 10 out of IL
congressman.
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Breckinridss'. Frie nds Turned out.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. I'm Breckinridgo' S
district, Owens tDem) has been showed
under by Breckinridge's friends and
Denny (Rsp.) Will probably be elected.
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Governor waite Probably Beaten.

DENVER, Nov. 7-Returns indicate that
Mcintyre (Rep) is elected by good ma
jority over Watt. Shnfroth (Rep) beats
p nee q opl fJr congress in the ri"s'
district. Bowen (Rep) may defeat Bell
Pop for congress I'm the Second district,
but this Ia doubtful
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CITY CONVENTION.

A city convention Of the Republican party OF the
City OF Providence, will be held In the court room,
at the Centrai Police station Canal
street, SATURDAY, November 10th. 1884
at o'clock p M, 70 nominate candidates for May
or, City Treasurer. Narbor Master aud Oversecr OF
the Poor 70 be voted for on the fourth Tuesday In
November. FRANK y. OLNEY,
Chairman Republican CITY Committee.
Louis +. CADN, Secretary.
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IN WILSON'S DISTRICT.

by Small Margin.
WHEELING, Nov. THE news from
Wilson's district indicates that the fight
has been one of the hottest ever fought in
the history of the state. Both committees
are claiming the district. The returns in
dicats Wilson's defeat. Dayton (Rep)
appears TO have 10 majority. The Repub-
licans claim a solid delegation.
GRAFTON, w. Va, Nov. 7.-Lafollette,
the fcpubiiesH chairman elrims Dayton,s
election by 1000.
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Means Defea. Tor Henderson.

OMAHA, Nov. 7--Populnts and Demo
Gratis have probably carried the Legislature,
which means the election of Bryant
(Dem) by Populists over Manderson
ltep.) 20 the United states senate.
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Probably one Popuii.t Elected.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. THE jndica-
lions are that the Democrats viii elect
congressnon In all but one district, the
seventh. which will probably go TO How
ard, Pom
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Mississippi Democrats Won.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov --latest official
returns indicate the election of full
Democratic congressional delegation from
Mississippi.
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HEARD ENOUGH.
Democrats Of Ohio Concede Their Utter
Rout by Republicans.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 7.-Chairman AL
len w. Thurman of the Democratic state
committee says: "We have heard from
only 155 precincts in Ohio, but that is
enough. II it keeps up, the Republicans
will carry the state by at least 10000 It
means that there will not be Democratic
congressman elected in Ohio" Congress
man Thomas l.. johnson comedies his
defeat by between 1000 and 5000. McKin-
ley's exact majority Is uncertain.
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Six Dcmocratic Conrr,

BATON ROUGE. La, Nov. 7.-Democrats
have elected all congressman from Louis
lana.
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received by the Republican headquarters
announcing shat the outlook in Wyoming
Is very promising for the Republicans.
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A CLEAN SWEEP.

Connecticut Republicans Elect Governo,
and All Four Congressman.
HARTFORD, Nov. THE Republicans
elect the governor by 10000 majority, and
all four congressman. They have safe
working majority in both branches of the
legislature, and have gained the biggest
victory for years
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Solid For Democrats.
Solid Democratic Delegation.

LITTLE ROCK, Nov 7-Democrats have
elected all congressman from Arkansas
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Republican Primary Meetings.

AT meeting OF the Republican City Committee
OF the City OF Providence, held TUESDAY svening,
Oct s0th, 1884, the following call for primary
meetings and city Convention was ordered.
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Confiicttn, Claims.

SAY FRANcSco, Nov. THE chairman
" the nspNsAsAa STATE ssmxpisc,e claims
hat Estes plurality for governor will ex.
coed 10000 The chairman OF the Demo
cratic state committee claims plurality
Of TX, 900 for Budd
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10 Is ordained by the City Council& II the city OF
Providence follows:
SECTION l. '.he joint committee city prop
erty are hereby authorized and directed 70 erect,
in acco rdance with the plans recomme rded by the
Joint committee ON city property In its report 90
october 8, 1854. building for hook snd Ladder
Company No. 4, on LOT nd oining the POLES
station 20 the corner of Traverse and Wicker enden
streets, at cost not exceeding ten thousand, i've
hundred dollars said sum 20 be charged 70 TIE
appro priatlon for public buildings.
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How Leaders Viewed It.

ATLANTA, Nov. 7.-Georgia elects solid
Democratic delegation to congress-
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RepublIraos Claim ne.

wAsHrSeros No. 7-Ui.patches were
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HOR g SY

just received from {. TT. BAR, DeTawaTe, OI7fo,
carload OF big draft horses ranging ". weight from
1890 10 1900 lbs. in single and double pairs one bay
team S4o0 lbs. grey team $500 lbs. and single
horses chunks 400 10 1900 lbs We have in ali at
oar barn II horses suitable for any and all kinds of
business. The above carload will be found TO be
equal TO any carload that has been shipped to this
market for the past year. for size, shape and quail
~. Mr.. Blair is OF the best buyers q a. ship
10 our stable. COME AND EXAMINE The
HORSES. SEE AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
10 80.
p. S. Parties having horses, carriages, har-
nesses, etc. TO SELL please enter in due time before
the sale.
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CHAPTER sI2.
(Approved November 2, lss4.l

An Ordinance Authorizing the Exchange Of Ger
tain Land with John W. Booth Upon Certain
Conditions
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A LANDSLIDE.
Hill and the Tammany Ring Defeated
by Enormous Msjorities.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Morton has been
elected governor of New York by ma
jority estimated from between 5000 and
100000
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nxvFAVERs WANTED - LORRAINE MILLS,
. w Pawtucket n. IT, for light wOrsted dress
goods: can earn as 90 SO per week running
10 looms a good Op pOrtunty for cotton wcav-
mills in the country. nov5-u
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CHAPTER Gil.

An Ordinance Appropriating Si06o) 70 Erect a
Building Tor Hook and Ladder Company No (,
on the LotAdIoning the Police Station ~ the
corner Of Traverse and Wlckenden Streets.
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CARRIED EVERYTHING.

New Hampshire Governor and Leglsia-
tore wIii Be Republican.
r.-~-'' Nov. z. Election 70.