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lD. j. Ryan, president; W. T. Ryan, vice
president; 7. NJ. O'Meara, recording sec
Rotary; NJ Gleeson, financial secretary;
IT j. Moriarty, insurance secretary John
Carey, sergeant-st-srms, William RYAN
sentinel; T. j. Moriarty, marshal. Post
I Office address is Cahill. ].
Division No /, A. o. H., Grow Wing
county, at Bralnerd, is in splendid condi.
ton with 76 members IN good standing,
all insured. At their last regular meet
ing the following new officers were
chosen:
County president. William Barron;
president Of division, James Cullen; vice
president, j. F. McGuinness; recording
secretary, Dennis Mahoney; financial
and insurance secretary, Thos. b. MUIR
ply; treasurer, Felix Graham; sergeant
alarms, James P. New; sentinel, Thomas
Willis; marshal, w. 81. Meekin.
Division No. /, Murray county, recently
elected officers at Avoca. The successful
candidates were:
M. Cullen, president; T. Dryer, vice.
president; P. J. Flynn, recording secre-
tary; john O'Donnell, financial secretary;
P. Dryer, treasurer; P. Keegan, ineur-
ance secretary; P. T. Norris, sergeant-at-
arms; Nj. Cosgrove, sentinel.
Division No. l, Sibley county, Green
Isle:
County president, W. I. Fabey; presi-
dent of division, Daniel Myers; vice.
president, Michael McMahon; recording
secretary, John A. Shortall; financial
secretary, Peter McGrann; treasurer,
Thos. Morrin; insurance secretary, NJ.
Mcmahon; sergeant-at-arms, P.J. O'Con-
nor; marshal, T. F. Martin.
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GROVER CLEVELAND.

The President Will Appoint Federal
Commission to Investigate the Strike
WASHINGTON, July IL. - President
Cleveland informed q committee repre-
senting organized labor this evening that
ne ould in the near future appoint q
commission of three members, of whom
the United States commissioner of labor
shall be the chairman, under chapter 10,
section 63, of the Laws OF 1883, to inquire
into and investigate thoroughly the
causes leading up to the present labor
disturbances of the country. This an
nouncement was made at the executive
mansion at o'clock to j. w. Hayes, sec
rotary of the Knights Of Labor, L. B.
Mcclure and G. A. French.
The president listened to the views OF
the labor mon present and then told them
that as condltlon precedent to making
such appointment all strikes must be
called off by organized labor, and all vio-
lence and mob rule must cease. He in
formed them that law and order must
be restored before ne would take any
steps in the direction of ascertaining the
causes that produced the present condi-
ton of affairs. United States troops
would still be retained in the disturbed
sections to see That the orders OF the
United States courts were enforced, in
terstate traffic must be resumed and
peace restored throughout the country.
The labor committee was given to under
stand that this commission would be ap-
pointed apart flon any demands made
by the strikers for arbitration. In fact,
the commission would have under the
law no power to arbltrate, but simply to
investigate and report it's conclusions to
the president and to congress.
The law passed in 1888 especially
authorizes the appointment of such q
commission and defines it's duties. 1t
provides that the commissioner OF labor
shall be appointed by the president. 1t
appearing to the president that the par
ties we're entitled to such commission
under the law, he determined to organize
it for the purpose of investigating. The
commissioners to be appointed by him
have not been selected, and it will prob
ably be q number of days before the ap
pointments are announced.
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Savage Indians

Used to wage war where Minneapolis
and st. Paul now stand. day these
great cities are inhabited by people Of
culture and good taste and they travel
via The Northwestern Line.
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500 & Sue

500 i Sue
Sound right but they don't look right for
Sioux City through which The North
Western Line runs superb Pullman
sleepers between Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Omaha,
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Ladies. Have Your Dresses Made Stylish
And beautiful. Evening, ball and theat-
rical dresses q speciality. at Mrs. Nors-
worthy'e, All Nicollet avenue, I'd floor
room 2.
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North Dakota

North Dakota
Was admitted as state in 1889 but the
travelling public admits every day that
the best line between Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Chicago is The North western
Line.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

ROBERT GALLAGHER,
Attorney for Administrative.
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, father in-law, John GilHgan, proceeded
!. him to the grave but three weeks ago
his remains also being buried At North.
field. -
Division No. 1, Of the Ladies'. Auxiliary
of the A. O. n. held meeting last
Thursday evening and number Of new
members joined. The ladies are quite
enthusiastic and expect in short time
to have q very fourishing division.
They will hold meeting next Wednes-
day evening at Labor Temple and invite
all rish-American ladies, whether rela-
tives of members of the A. O. 81. or not,
to be present.
The Brownson Catholic Club will give
an ice cream social and musicale at their
parlors at AZ Washington avenue south,
on Friday evening, July 81. The enter
tainment committee is making great ex-
ertions to render it the most successful
affair yet given under the auspices of the
club. The program will be an attractive
one, and the patrons and friends of the
club are cordially invited to be present
in full force on the merry occaeion.
A concert was given in Century hall
Thursday evening for the benefit of the
A. r. U. The concert was under the di-
rection of Edward Millward and was
highly successful. Tickets had been on
sale for several days in the hands of
members of the union and sale of over
1000 tickets is reported. All of the num-
bers on the programme were contributed
without expense to the union and profit
Of nearly $500 was netted.
A distinguished party of Britlshers
passed through the city this week on
their way to Manitoba. They were the
officers and bondholders of the Canadian
Pacific Railway and comprised w. G.
Van Horne, of Montreal, president of the
road; Rt. Hon, Lord Mount Stephen;
Field Marshal Sir D. M. Stewart, Bort,
aud Maj. Gen. SIR J. G. McNeill, V. c.,
X. c. B., all of London, Eng, J. N. Ster-
ling, New York; q. Z, Blackstock. To-
ronto; G. A. Mcdonald, Montreal.
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OPENS MS CSwrtIGN.
Hon Nt!Iiun l.. Wilson Speaks AT
ChnrIcSton, W. Va.

Charleston. ". Va, october Sion.
William y. Wilson arrived here ~ :
o'clock this afternoon from Washington.
lie was met al I5arper's Ferry by u sue
ciaI train. crowded with enthusiastic sec
oud district democrats who escorI"i hiin 70
his native town. in Wilson's party we're
Hon. Robert ". Hunter, Of Virginia ;
Charles ;. Hamlin assistant secretary OF
the treasury; Hon. l.. 7. Barton, OF WIN
chester Va; Hon. John =. McGraW CHAIR
man Of the democratic congressional com
mittee; e&-Congressman l.. y. Ayers OF
larrisburw. pa. AVID Eon. Fred ). Mel
son. of Frederick City, Nd.
The great mass meeting was crowded
at the courthouse immediately alter the
arrival Of the special train. bearing AIR.
Wilson, Chairman 4icIcaE cabins he
meeting 10 order, and introducing Mr.. WI
son.
NIl. wilson said the battle of tariff re-
form and midas trial freedom had been a
wonderful ana inspiring contest. Its earn
est views. it's enthusiasm. it's patriotic ana
almost heroic ardor, its persistence, all
made it one Of the create popular upris-
ings of history.
I'm view Of all this, we cannot believe
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CHATTANOOGA rs DEMOCRATIC.
The Republicans Are Not in the Ma
5ority This Senr.

Chattanooga, Tenn, October 9.-fSpecial)
In the aldermanic contest today the follow
ing were elected: First ward. w. r. Crab
tree, democrat: second ward. James Martin,
democrat; third ward. Sam Geismar. re-
publican; fourth ward, Hyram Tyree, col
ored republican,: fifth ward, james Rob
erts, democrat; sixth ward, ]. j. Brown
democrat; seventh ward, j. G. Howell,
democrat; eighth ward, j. J. 1TcC,osl1ey,
republican.
This makes the result stand with FIVE DEM
ocrats and four republicans, and with the
political complexion Of the oSher eight mem
bers Of the board, eight being elected alter
nateiy, the democrats viii be III power
when the new board cOnvenes next Tues
day night. 1t is, therefore, a democratic
triumph. Not SO much was expected. In
the first ward w. r. Crabtree ran against
ID. y. Henderson. Il very popular indepen-
dent candidate. but defeated him by 139
votes. In the second ward Charles Ecif,
republican. was supported by George T.
Fry. Jr., young democrat. and 5y many
other democrats, but Notwithstanding that
Jim Martin got through by a ma iority of
80. The sixth ward rolled up its regular
democratic majority. But the GrCat Victory
Vas in the seventh ward. That has been
considered republican fort. II is now Il
democratic ward, for !. &. Howell demo-
Crat, walked away from Alex Glover, and
was elected despite great opposition and
in the face 0f great odds. y large vote
vas polled and the interest was Intense.
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COUNTING THE VOTE.
oOE. NORTHERN IRESIDES At THE
CONT or THE Reforms.
nhe Votes ON the Amendments show that
They Were Treated n Footballs
by Many Constituents.

s. ..I'his is the last count L viii preside
w.r." said Governor Nor;hen "Wednesday.
e he took his seat in the office OF the sec
n,ary OF state. but 1 expect that Allen
c.ndIer will now keep counting on for
Asr"
&.rhe purpose OF che statehcuse officers
Is TO count the vote cast by the people
ii Georgia ~ the last state election. There
uerc seated At TIE table OF the secretary
a state:
Ex-Governor William J. Nor;hen.
Secretary or State Gambler,
s Executive Secretary Sans. and
Secretary =. Il. Thomas.
@The sealed returns from the governors
li.e were then rolled IN and the work he
= an. Quite a plumber of irregularities
ere found ON behalf OF the reporting
MTrers The first snag was struck early,
Slsn the Bryan county returns were found
ID be those OF the governor as Well as oil
he other features. The returns OF the
10 for governor should be addressed un-
H. seal TO the president OF the senate
3oswith standin-s the plain mandate oi the
Nv a dozen such returns were addressed
u Ia, governor. while IL Is probable that
IL r,Ders which should have been adj
kne SD 10 him have been sent 70 the
Ire Sisle.t OF the senate instead. Colqmtt
Er1tv. for instance. is one OF this class,
kI,iIs Charlton bundled UP everything IN
krfS. even 10 some unused ballots, ana
knr them IN the governor in batch. Ine
ktr-ns 81 Chatham county were i Work
\ si-t TIE full vote OF every precinct
tth the consolidation, were neatly mdde
y IN books handsomely bound. while the
&iEraphy vas perfect
tIid YOU know" observed Secretary o.
T.. Gambler. that there is no provision
llaw in Georgia Tor cOntestinS the vote
il for governor: There is no means oy
{ich = ccntcsJins candidate may pro-
Ia
II had noe thought Of that said the
ke-nor. because we have always been
InesrIv OF ono mind that we had no o.
dion % provide Tor contests.
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TIL. FULL VOTE
Il by the People at Georgia i'm the Las
state Election

/ by the People at Georgia i'm the Last
state Election
he largest vote ever cast in 2 Gvoerna-
kI eIe.Jion in Georgia was recorded CD
s. OF October
txccc,iJ1 the phenomenal vote gwen 10
lnor Northcn in IS.'= Icy over 6,'eo votes
that year there were .e,+e- ballots
OF which Governor Ncrthen received
d AMI Colonel Peek received oAS-1
the "a 81 October there We're cast 2lS,-
! slloys. allowing the six unreporied
\ les. the same number OF votes cast in
Ithcse the democratic ticket received
II. to which asd 4.;E.e democratic votes
4 y counties not reported. making .
Do lei. -. The pOpulist ticket received
4 To which add e.I2o for the unreported
4 les. making their total al.;l-5. These
q are based on the senatorial vote OF
ate, IS counted by Governor Nor1hen-
l. leaves the result as based, onl5 ON the
q 1Eial vote, rs follows:
y cratic vote caSt............ 1911, i.H
= iSt vote cast. 'l-.'p
)tcrs tic majority ...... ''s,ett
The Vote in Full.
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provide pensions for manned and wounded
confederate veterans. Now, thirty years
after the close of the war, there are many,
neither MANNED nor wounded. who are
nevertheless. in poverty, and for whose
necessities the state should provide. The
amendment adopted authorizes the leSisla-
ture 20 pension those
who, by reason of age and poverty, or
inlirmity, are unable TO provide living
FOR themselves"
The vote on this amendment was in favor
OF 1t, 6i,2.s against it, 46,9l9-a majority
in favor OF the gallant veteran of 1850
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uE WAS CoNJInED.
4 Groom EcScnta IInN ing Hccn Hoo
doocd IUtn IA Marriage.

athens. ca. October 9.-(Speciall--lf one
negro gets TO conjurins another there is
going to be troublc, and awful trouble, a.
that.
As an instance OF this :act, Athens had
q lively fight this morning in which hat-
tered head and Il jailed negro were the re
suits.
The coniarer had sot in his work, and
when the conjurcd party met up with nina
the wool few.
a negro named Peek was standing in q
sEoeshou on Jackson street this morning
ano,t - o'clock when another negro named
Henry ia kson came an.5lng in.
Pte's few into u rage on the very sight oi
jackson. tore ms hair and made the air
blue
There's the Niger" said feck, who cot
me INFO all nay troubles He's me scoundrei
VINO coriIrcd me into marrying an Old wo-
man. J tel YOU he cOnjufed me ana thon
made me marry. Just let me got at him
And the coniured victim went - him Ike
q cyclone. lie evidently would have liked
to have had Il razor to cut the ebony skin
oe his tempter into ShocstrinGs for the use
of the shoemaker, sitting near ny, bul no
razor was IN sight.
He seized The next best thing for his pGr-
poses II was q fiEe-pound iron shoe last.
and he hurled II with great force at his
enemy.
The last went straight to the mark and
Jackson reeled under the blow. lie was
da2cd both by the lick and tie attack.
which he did not expect.
Peek was not satisfied but wanted TO eat
him up hide and all. So he seized ham
mer and went at Jackson in a rush. lie
beat him over the forehead several licits
before he could be pulled Off, and then he
was turned over to the police authorities
Oh the charge of assault with intent 20
murder.
.ac'zsop's wounds were quite serious. al
lho.~h not necessarily fatal.
Twenty Houses burned.
Huckhannon. w. Va, October 5.--Just after
~, ,lnt,-lnt lr., hlnixn nIt in the INildX furni-
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that the result already accomplished and
the ground already won, is all that is to
come from the grand effort of the people.
They are but the promises and the Snara1-
ty OF final and lasting success, measuring
Up to the magnitude and earnestness OF
the popular movement. The sue of today
is between those who wish to held on to
what we have gained and to push forward
to a complete victory, and those who wish
to undo what we have gained, and to re-
turn to system which the people have es-
SAVED to oYerthroW.'
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IT plump. .ouuu ..lld ross. N"ih-
In, effective Is D strength rc-:C->r
sr-sf maker s. known "a medical sci
erris puts on rfltr Ess,ci not tie 1T
of liver oil and H. filthy compounds.
II every OrEru 81 tine body ID &C
I'll pslTitles, CUriclCs and yitalizcs
tb I'd - that the bod feels rcfr, Sized
al ei.gtiic5sd. ID YOU gTc tou tli;u. TOO
NO. nervous, il i:I1y b. that the food
asiz.iou i II fault \ G. rtliu amount
OF Is necessary for ilIv reception - shc
e. n IN The blood. Too often he liver
hr,ack this element which would help
dr.. Dr.. PiCrCe's Golden Medical
DicTv stimulate. tG:es Up and inviS
o. The liver. nouT:sics the blood. ard
tiil:scIcs. stomach aHd nerves get the
IcoOd they TSguIrc.
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Brcci1inridgc for senator.

Cincinnati, O., October S.-The Tlmea-Star
Lexington. Ky, special says the friends OF
breckenridge arc bringing him out for srnl-
;ar. SeoIctGry Cariisle, Senator Blackburn.
Governor Brown. General Bu,IIEer and
Henry Watterson axe among tae other
names mentioned.
The friends of Owens are i0s.sun. on
Senator Blackburn taking the stump imnar-
Liate!y in the Ashland district FOX Owens.
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: Hundreds oi Dollars with no BsGeiit.

Coi.ENAS cf - i.
"a writes " AGc-
SUI .roEl giy~pciI, u
an iualion with un-
filuv To- u least IS
nc. I aus uso7c than
pc 20 say that after
q i'r- P.eTcc : Golden
&c Disco cTy and
Pint Feiicts' Tor one
sslC 7 was entirely
cuIrd from tia. csy
a. l do no. know,
shs.od. Whist even :
siiS asiaclls IS. ] paid
Z On fremont -.
Tr IN one day Cor
ifiScc only the sum
~ o win $50 iuT
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-. III ,seriye5 NJ VI J Noi-EoiAS. Isl
Ier .-os more reiiei q, os'f hour from yoii-
rrlerz - TAR A. Try stomach was concerned,
thar ali tf1s other mcsIicirc used.
TrerscH vino reads THIS Is suffering from
nvs,a or con. tipaticu and VII use your
mo- = 1 have done, hc viii reycT regret Il"
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TO PUT ON

ia aafHha "a A'ha~
Il. take DR.. PieTce's
Golden Medical Dis
coNsEy il works
wonders. By Tystug-
ing the norui5i &c
ton Of t.i- derJu -cd
organ a'-diErctio.
Il builds The 8 IA up
- a safe and healthy
standard promptly,
ulca antly ana nat
uralIy. The vcaS,
cmaCiated. thin. pale
anu puuv sTc made
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STEVENSON At LINCOLN.

Beyond comparison DIR. Prices Baking
Powder is the favOritc.
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.teNensom at .nmincY.

Quincy, H.. OcaIber H.--This city IS
crowded today with democrats from al
over this section, on both Sizes OF the grand
old Mississippi Vice President Steven
son arrived from Champagne this mor:.-
ms. Governor Stone arrived from -.
Louis on the noon train. Colonel ". r..
Morrison, the third principal speaker. wired
that ne could nos be here. At noon q
% -. 90, ttiS VIce p.esideat speak
ing in irons OF the amphitAeateE anu
Nissouns governor in front o. the Ea,i-
win Park hotel. Both were received with
the widest enthusiasm. The speakers eE-
pounded democratic principles in real JET
fersonian style, corinHg t;eir remarks
largely to the tarim and finances. Tranan
Plantc, candidate for congress in this, the
fifteenth district. and Assistant Attorney
General Schoiieit, followed Mr. Stevenson
and Governor Stone with speeches UhicA
were received by the great taEJn@ with
hearty applause. TOuighI there YVES a big
parade fireworks ana speaking in me paris
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T,ycn,, Housrx burned.

Buckhannon. w. Va, October 5.-Just after
midnight fire broke out in the hiddy furni-
ture building on Main street. Twenty houses
were destroyed Loss SS0,0VV.
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Advise your friends 10 use Or. Prices
Baking Powder wherever they need q SUI
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The Vice President Holds "a Reception
and Makes Speech.

Lincoln, IL. October 10.-IiXtensive pre-
parations are made here Tor the reception
Of Vice President Stevenson today. The
democracy of Logan county decided upon
this being the main rally OF the campaign,
and selected the countys capital as the
place.
The vice president arrived Tuesday night,
becoming the guest Of friend. The raw
western winds this morning chilled dem
ocrat tic ardor ana kept many from attend
inc TWO hundred voters. with three brass
hands went Ia the stopping place Of the
vice president 1T 10 o'clock and escorted
him 10 the principal hotel where he held
a reception until II O'Clock.
TIE elaborate outdoor arrangements Tor
the demonstration had to be abandoned
AZ noon and the friendly shelter 81 the
han was sought. which only accommodate
ed a portion Of the crowd OF visitors, prin-
cipaly farmers.
1t = y. n, the vice president was intro
duced by jr. \. VI. Ali'icr re was accord
ed a favorable reception, and spent an hour
explainiuG and defending the wisdom OF
the Wilson bill ana other measures Of the
adIniuiSt "a ton.
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The Vote discussed.
Jvos. caused much comment ~ the
81 and throughout tac city. ~. hr5t
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Pcfect purity aud nequaled strength are
Distinctive qualities Cf Dr. Prices Baking
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The Judges Amendments.


lu.nt for the increase of judges ON the su-
nreme bench TO nve, has more depressing
effect ihan IL IL had been defeated icy a.
reusi.c majority. IL makes one feel better
satisfied Ia think that The people nave
spoken iecisively, than To be hanging on u
pre,ipice OF hope To Toe So near, and set
50 lar, as most tantallzinr
There. is no doubt but THAI the supreme
court is bound 10 suffer from this action.
The .-,in.cme court of Georgia has always
maintained = high s..adinS ~ the opinion
al tha bar 81 the union. The bench has
always been occupied hr men ot the frs
magnitude. whose opinions AMI innings
,..fucsd nigh talent ana close judicial re-
scarch TIE business OF thc coG~- mas %
increased ihat !. g. p physical iInpossihiiity
fnr .nrac men 80 handle IL. Judge BECK
h. who is an ornament 90 tne bench, las
tac choice between service aaa lLe, ana
ia the iutcres. OF the latter he may have
"a resign. Judges i.umplin and simmons
do not feel ;nat they can work twenty
three hours ont 81 twc0ty-four. II men
90 thci- caliber viii refuse 80 serve on the
bench, as now seems probable, the supreme
court viii hereafter haze 40 De- composed
oi men whose only Qualification IS that
they are mere physical &tnietc.
= gentleman il Attorney General Ter
rclrs oficc yesterday made = startling
statement. which may have some effect.
lie says thc- in = number of counties, u
is reported. that all the ballots not voting
con the amendment We're cast against IL.
There was an impression ia many places
that such was the law.
~ is too bad" said the attorney gen
eral. that there is 10 way OF bringing
this 10 a test"
The vote shows up 5s,323 for the amend
mcnt. ami 5e.219 against IL. IL is supposed
that the -. counties a. DC heard from viii
reduce the adverse majority 80 pHort lea
THE Pension Amendment.
Tut the confederate veteran is in clover.
The amendment relating 10 pensions IS q
measure the justice Of which viii be in
s,antly recognized. Under the stale con-
sttution the legislature was authorized TO
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Total vote in favor OF first amendment. -
Total vote against first asnendIent....19 I'D
Majority against FIRST amendment...... 2.9l2
II ial vote Tor second amcnamcnt.......fi.219
ToU'l vote against second amendment .A",9ia
Majority in favor Of second m3m'nt..17.361
Tot.l vote fur third amendment. .a5.,55
Toral vote against third amendment. .G9,3J3