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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-05
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov 5.-Complete re-
turns from 1,l13 precincts out Of 1884,
including San Francisco, give Pardee
SO $780, Lane, &C, 2Gi Same precincts
gave Mckinley, 7ilS2, Bryan, 5j3g6.
The apparent showing OF Lane is due 10
the fact that San Francisco, which
gave him a majority OF over 5000, is
included
For Congress In First dlstrictcomplete
returns from l2S out Of $50 precincts
give Gillette, (RepD, 4136 Ford
pem), S,g57. Same precincts gave Nc.
Kinley, 5,05S, Bryan, $685..
For Congress. Third district complete
returns from 81 out Of 23i precincts give
Metoalf. $751; white. 1896. Same pre-
tincts gave Mckinley 6,i62; Bryan, A.
AIS
For Congress In Seventh district COM
plete returns from 30 out Of lS5 pre-
cincts, give McLachlan, tRepD, 26lg,
Johnson, (Dem.), LIZ Same precincts
gave Mckinley, 4,3jS. Bryan, 2,23l,
For Congress, Eighth district, 1866 pre-
cincts out of i13, give Daniel 6S5l,
Smythe. 4GI4. Same precincts gave Nc
Kinley. 5,761; Bryan, 1926.
For Congress Sixth district, l72 pre-
clncts out Of 324 give Needham, Rep) },
9,sls; Ashe. tDemD, 1896. Same pre-
cincts gave Mckinley 9,lO9, Bryan, s.
G0g
For Congress. Second district, l2S pre-
oincts out OF i20 give Coombs, (RepD
6,235, Bell, Dem), $3.50, Same pre-
cncts gave Mckinley 1888; Bryan, g.
1876
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov, Bone hum
dred and seven out OF 1877 precincts
Los Angeles county, give Pardee 9iS5;
Lane. 6,5S5. Same gave Mckinley 1880;
Bryan, $780, McLachlan for Congress
ran ahead Of the ticket and his major
fly over Johnston Is estimated at 200,
Daniels for Congress in Eighth dis
trict elected by apparently good major
ity. though figures not obtainable at
this time
Fourth District-E. j. Livernash,
Democrat and Union Labor, elected.
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Denver, Colo, Nov. 1.-THE result
OF the election as 20 the state ticket
was still In doubt at noon today, Nearly
complete returns Of Araphoe county, in
Guiding the city of Denver, give Il. G.
Stlmson, the Democratic candidate for
governor a plurality OF 1900 over
James IL, Peabody, Republican. Milton
Smith, chairman OF the Democratic
state committee, comedies q Republl-
can plurality Of about $500 In the state
outside ATapahoe county but says that
Stimson's election Is assured by the
vote OF this county. ID. Is. Fairly,
chairman of the Republican state COM
mittee, still claims the election Of the
entire Republican state ticket by 5000
TO 1000 plurality. There appears TO be
10 doubt the Democrats will have Il
large majority on joint ballet In the
legislature, insurlng the reelection Of
United States Senator Teller. Careful
estimates show that the house will con-
sist Of 80 Democrats, "a Republicans
and and two members who were on
both tickets and the senate Of rs Dem
ocrats, eight Republicans and two Pop
ulists, Both Republicans and Democrats
are claiming the three congressman but
the changes favor the Democrats,
Should Adams and Shafroth be de-
clared elected their seats will probably
be contested on the ground of alleged
frauds IN Denver The Republicans al
lege that 5000 fraudulent votes were
east in this county for the Democratic
ticket.
All the constitutional amendments
We're adopted except the Buckin Aus
tralian tax system.
A Times extra says:
THE Republicans are preparing to
contest the election OF the Democratic
legislative ticket in Arapahoe. They
claim that the control OF the lower
house OF the legislature depends upon
the result of this county. They will
ask the secretary Of state to refuse Ger
tlficates to the Democrats. and If Mr..
hills, who is Populist, refuses to en-
ter into the scheme, they are planning
to organize a rump legislature. They
claim that Peabody II elected will Is
sue credentials TO the man chosen by
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Pardee Elected.

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-There Is APP
parenty no doubt this morning but
that Geo C. Pardee. Republican, has
been elected governor Lane, his Demo-
cratic opponent. carried San Francisco
by 1856 majority, but that Is not enough
10 Offset the heavy Republican vote in
the country, and Pardee's majority In
the state viii probably be over 5000.
The entire Republican state ticket
Is undoubtedly elected, and the Repub-
leans Will have a big majority In the
legislature, which elects a United States
senator 10 succeed George G.. Perkins.
term expired. For Congress. the Demo-
Gratis and Union Labor parties, which
fused IN San Francisco, elect +, j..
Livernash IN the Fourth and William
Wynn In the Fifth, to succeed Kahn
and Loud. who were candidates for re-
election. In the First and Second dis
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kas., Nov b.--The vote cast
In Kansas yesterday was clos to $780,
900. Chairman Albaugh Of ethe Repub-
lican state committee says Bailey's
plurality for governor viii be close TO
$4,000, About II per cent OF the ballots
were illegally marked The Republi-
cans will have so members Of the leg e.
islature allowing them to elect sue
cessor TO Senator w. A Harris, Demo-
crat. The seven members of the con.
gresslonal delegation are Republican.
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WYOMING.
Especial to the News, -

Cheyenne, Wyo. Nov. Slate re-
turns add TO the Republican majorltles
on congressional. state and legislative
tickets Ia Wyoming, based on the re-
turns from lOS precincts out Of $780,
Mondel for Congress will have a plur-
alty of 1900 or 5000; Richards for gov
ernor, plurality OF $500 and the en-
tire state ticket pluralities Of from
$500 to $500. The legislature will prob
ably stand on Joint ballot; Republicans,
81, Democrats 6
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OHIO.

Columbus, O.. Nov. 5.--The Repub-
licans today say their plurality on the
state ticket viii approximate 10000
and that the Ohio congressman stand II
Republicans TO -four Democrats as in
the last Congress The plurality In all
Of the four Democratic districts IN
creased The only changes were In the
Twelfth and Thirteenth districts, and
they Offset each other. The Democrats
gained the former by electing Judge
DE Witt G. Badger OF Cyrus Huling,
and lost the latter by the defeat Of Dr.
James A. Norton, who has been In Con-
gTess many years.
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DELAW ARE.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 5,--The state
senate will stand 10 Republicans and
Z Democrats. The house will stand
IS Republicans and l6 Democrats, with
one district undecided by reason Of a
light vote. On Joint ballot the vote
will be Is Republicans, 70 Democrats,
one tie OF the Republican members,
II Is conceded that eight are opposed TO
the election OF j. Edward Addlcks to
the United States senate. This prom
lses to produce another deadlock over
the election Of United States senators
at the next session Of the Legislature
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis. NO.. Nov. 5,-While COM
plete returns from all parts of the state
have not been received there is moth
ing to Indicate a change from last
nights figures, which show the cleo
ton of the Democratic state ticket, a
safe Democratic majority In the legis-
lature that win elect successor TO
u. S. Senator G.. G. Vest, and the cleo
Of Is Democrats out Of l6 congress-
men
Richard Bartholt. who was re-elested
10 Congress from the Eleventh district
was the only successful Republican can
didate The Democratic majority In St
Louis on the state and city tickets, will
be in the neighborhood Of 1000.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. n. D., Nov. b.-North Dakota
has gone Republican by about the
usual majority. The Republican state
committee estimate Whites majority
for governor as 5000. North Dakota
elects two congressman al large this
year. and both Of these are Republicans
Thomas r Marshall being reelected,
and II. F. spaldng being named as his
associate. The legislature. which will
elect successor to L. S. Senator Hans.
broush, 10 overwhelmingly Republican.
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RETURNS NOT YET CONFLICT E

The election returns are not yet COM
plete on account of the tremendous
amount Of scratching INDUCED in
yesterday BY tomorrow the city can
vass may be completed so far as
the unofficial returns are concerned
The vote for state senators as between
Jacob Moritz and Simon Bsmberger art
not obtainable at this time.
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TEXAS.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-The vote In
Texas for state and congressional Off.
GERS was lighter than in 1900. The
Democrats swept the state, the ticket
headed by $. W. T. Lanham. winning
by a heavy majority. Latest returns
show that the Democrats elected Con-
gresham from all 10 districts. The
constitutional amendment requiring
voters to pay poll tax was the princl-
pal point OF interest Indications are
that Il carried by q good maturity.
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IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 5.-Returns on the
Idaho election received this morning
confirm figures sent out last night
showing the election OF the entire Re-
publican state and congressional ticket,
A Republican majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature seems assured, and
W. L, Borah will probably succeed
Senator Heitfeld in the Unit
ed States senate. Democratic
State Chairman Dounelly this
morning conceded the election OF
the entire Republican ticket He how
ever claims the Republicans viii have
one less than majority on Joint bal
lot In the legislature. Republican lead
ers claim their majority vii be H.
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Chicago. Nov. 5,--Practically complete
returns from Cook county give the Re-
publicans the entire county ticket with
the exception u sheriff and four coun-
~ commissioners. Healy the Rebuilt.
can candidate FOR sheriff, was defeated
by Jarrett Democrat, by over 900
plurality.
N the congressional districts, Lorimer
and Hcutel were elected. whlle Madden
was defeated BY Martin Emerieh.
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IOWA.

Des Mones. Nov, 1.-THE Democrats
succeeded at yesterdays election In
electlng one congressman in Iowa for
the first time in eight years, Judge
Martin J. Wade defeating the Republic
can candidate. Hoffman, by 500 plural
ity. Birdsall, Republican, In Speaker
Henderson's district received 5000 plu-
rality.
The Republican plurality for the state
ticket viii exceed 10000.
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WlSCO NSlN.

Milwaukee Wis, Nov. 5.-The latest
returns show that La Toilette has car
ried the state by at least 10000 plural
fly and some estimates give him 5000.
The congressional delegation com
plete is made up Of 10 Republicans and
/ Democrat, The returns from leglsla-
tive districts indicate an overwhelming
majority for the Republicans. which
means the probable recollection "
United States Senator Spooner.
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Republicans Carry Idaho,
Especial TO the News, y

Pocatello, Ida, Nov. SELECTION re-
turns show Bannock county safely Re-
publican John r. Morrison for COVER
nor, Burton l., French for Congress,
Jas. F. Ailshle for justice of the SUI
preme court. State senator A. b.
Stevenson for state representatives
Denmark Jensen and Jas. f. Hunt
Only two Democratic nominees are con-
coded. Ed G, Gallet for county clerk
and Mrs, Anna Harmer for superin-
tendent OF schools.
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DEMOCRATS OF SALT LAKE ELECT ONLY ONE
MAN, SLslfON BAdBERGER, TO THE
STATE SENATE

like those nearly all OF the
defeated The terrific
would result in the election OF
bring about realization OF their
pulled through ana ne was
Simon Bnbeger Jacob Morz against
account OF MS
brewery and saloon afternoon for Homo
m and was that he had suffered an over
uhpming the hand Of friend Bamberger
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PERSONNEL OF THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

PERSONNEL OF THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
The newly members of the Legislature follows:
A. G. Barber, Cache tDemocraO.
David Mckay Weber Republican,
Simon Bambeger (DemocraO.
w, n Williams Lake Olepublcan).
c Utah IRE publan)
Henry Gardner Utah (Repubican.
C P Larsen, sanpet, G'epublcan)
A. b. Lewis, Beaver (Repubican)
r. Mcdonald, Uintah Republican,
Hiov-Iarsen Love Johnson all
Republicans Barnes Murdoch whItmOre, all Democrats
Total Republicans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..'1'
Total Democrats ..',...'.''S
Republican majority ,..."...,.... .,...."
Beaver county-w II Barrett Republican,.
Box Elder county-F, w Fshburn Repubican)
Cache county-D. Roberts d'epuboan)
'ach countyD r. Roberts Republican, W. K Han upuohc l.
H. Merrill Republican,,
Davis county-Davd soker (Democra).
Emery Nounty-Joseph e. johnson depubiican)
Garfield county-Afred Republican,.
Grand Molyneux tRepuhican)
Iron county-Morgan Richard, Jr GRepubican
Juan eouny-1saac II Grace (Repubhcan'
Kane county--H. Cutler CRepubcan)
MiTard county-C Republcan)
Morgan county-James Anderson Republican,
Plute couny-wilam f. white Hepublcan) probably
Rich county-Robert McKinnon (Democao
I'd" LAKE countyWiard Hull James r. Hasam John
Stewart, Albert A. Smith, James w Terhune
Daniel McRse Charles Brink. A. II Hamln all Republicans
san Juan county-W. H. Redd Democrao, probably
sahlete conntywnlam Peterson Upubhans)
sevier county-Asa r, Hawey Republican,
Summit couny-E. P. Evans Republican,.
Tooee county-Wiliam spry Republican,.
uintah county-Don r. Cotton Osepublican).
uh counys t. Chapman John Stone George Austin Chaes A.
Tieen O2epublcans)
Washington county-D II Morris DenocraO
Wayne couny-Albert Stevens Republican, probably
Weber Coulter Archibald Mcfarland
John C. Child Csepubican.
Total Democrats ,. ........
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Nov, 5.--Incomplete re-
turns indicate that the Pennsylvania
delegation in the next Congress will
stand:
Republicans %, Democrats 4.
George W. Howell Democrat, defeat
ed William C0nnell. Republican. Ia the
Tenth district Cornell succeeded In
keeping Howell of the Democratic
ticket, but his name went on the ballot
under the head of Anti-machlne and
Union party, and returns today indl-
cate Connell's defeat The district
comprises Lackawanna county, of
which Scranton Is the county seat. The
Democrats made clean sweep Of the
county.
Twenty-slxth Pennsylvania District,
Joseph H. Shull, Democrat, elected.
Flfteenth--Elias Deemer, Republican,
elected.
Eighth-Iryine p. Wanger. Republic
can, elected.
Twentieth-D, +, Leafean, Repubi-
can, elected
Twenty-third-Allen F., Cooper, Re.
publican, elected.
Pittsburg, Nov. 5.-Later returns have
placed the Twenty-ninth and Thirty
second congressional districts In doubt.
Graham Republican, In the Twenty
ninth and Rrachheld In the Thirty-sec.
ond, are claiming their election today
over shiras and Brown, Fuslonists.
1t may require the complete returns
10 decide.
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other parties by the number OF votes
cast. For state senator, James j, Jones
received sol votes, the highest number
and Frank V. Parry for county clerk
got 2iO, which was the lowest number
for any member on the Socialist ticket.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov, Though the count
has not yet been officially declared II Il
known that the Republican majority In
the state OF Maryland Is very near
$500. Four Republicans and two Demo-
cratic representatives, are elected. a
gain Of two for the Democrats.
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DETAINED CUBAN CHILDREN.
Their Departure Properly Author
ICED by Their Parents.

Washington, Nov. 5.--Senor Quesada,
the Cuban minister, has received in-
formation regarding the Cuban children
who recently arrived at New York des-
tined for a school at Point Iona, Cali
fornia, and who were detained by the
immigration officials. This was 10 the
effect that the departure Of the child
rem was properly authorized by their
parents and tutors. The minister also
has received cablegTams from the civil
governor, the senator and newspapers
OF Santiago province protesting
against Interference with the children
proceeding 10 their destination.
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tricts there IL some doubt as TO the re-
suit but the returns thus far show o.
lette and Combcs. Republican slightly
In the lead. In the Third, Sixth, Sew
enth and Eighth districts Republicans
are elected.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Nov. Massachusetts yes
terday elected Republican state
ticket. a congressional delegation o! %
Republicans and Democrats, a tEate
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HOW THE CITIES VOTED,
For Congressman and Associate Jus
tiCe of the Supreme Court.

The following returns show how the
leading cities and towns Of the state
cast their votes for congressman and
associate justice OF the supreme
court,
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REJOICING IN CoALvILLE.

Especial TO the "News')
Coalville. Nov. 5.-There was much
rejoicing in Coalville this morning when
(con,Inued on page two.)
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Pretoria, Nov. "a decision which
has been handed down from the su-
preme court declaring former President
Kruger's proclamation Of October, 1899.
ahrogatng the payment OF rent and In
terest during the South African war TO
be invalid. has produced CONSERVATION
here and In johannesburg. Although Il
Is expected that many OF the better
class landlords and creditors win ao-
cept a compromise, this decision viii
mean ruin 20 many who relied upon the
proclamation 10 escape payment Of
rent, etc.
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WEBER COUNTY VOTE.
What the Totals Are In the Second
County OF the State.
Special to the "News,O

Ogden, Nov. with four precincts
nc, yet heard from and which, however,
sill rot change the result. Weber coun
~ yesterday went Republican from a
TO z. The precincts yet to be heard
from are Wilson, uintah, Far West and
Roy and there will be no returns forth
coming until probably Monday, when
the county commissioners VIII open the
sealed ballots. Quite a number OF the
Republican candidates went ahead OF
their ticket especially Daniel w. Ellis,
who had a majority Of l,542. The fun
vote OF the county, including the city,
Is as follows:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
CURRENT

One can tell that the summer Is wan
ing by the falling off in the average
Observation-Disclosures American.
Examine your flues now, and you
may not have to fly out Of your house
in your pa jamas some cold night next
winter.-Chicago Tribune.
Japan is reading up on the American
Chinese exclusion law and. proposes to
bar out the heather from the neighbor-
ing country.-Boston Transcript.
The reception of the Boer generals in
England proves that, although the Afri-
kanders lost the war for the independ-
enc Of the two republics, they have
won the deep respect Of the victors in
that immortal struggle.-New York
JoLrnal.
One result of the naval maneuvers
should be a largely increased activity
in the long delayed work of installing
a system Of wireless telegraphy on
board ships in the new navy. The
curious inertia Of the department IN
this regaaI is all the nor surprising
"a view Of repeated demonstrations by
foreign admiralties of the supreme util-
ity of a means Of communication SO
complete and Observation-Disclosures
Record. .-.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
CITY News.

Mrs. Charles George Of Laconia, N.
H., who has been visiting her brother.
w. H. Buchanan, left this noon for
Plattsburgh, N. Y, to visit her
brother, George Buchanan.
At the meeting Of Court Granite
City, F. Of A.. last evening two appli-
cations were received and n candi-
date was initiated.
I. j. Holland has just received from
Angelo Scampini a lease OF his billiard
and lunch room.
The family OF Alexander Common de-
sire us. to state that at the GilliSple-
Common wedding Wednesday evening
only the immediate relatives were
present.
The Master Horseshoers Union will
hold IA meeting tonight in the Whee-
lock building.
After the regular prayer meeting at
the Universalist church last evening
these were elected delegates to the
annual state convsntion to be held al
Bellows Falls. Sept. 20 Oct. 2: W.. II.
Giadding, Prof. 0. K. HOLSTER. A. G..
Fay and,Mrs. F. T. Cutler.
Tie Misses Bella Mcdonald and
Olga Martinson left this noon Tor
Springfield, Mass, after a visit at the
home Of .. r. Anderson on Warren
street.
M. NJ. Spence Of Granitevllle has
gone to Malone, n. Y.
Nix. Rosenthal Of Cahntenberg &
Co., merchant tailors OF New York, is
at the store OF A. A. Smith & Bro.
today and tomorrow with a full line
of the latest things in woolens in full
patterns for trousers, suits and W
coa.s. His line is a very attractive
one.
George +. Baldwin has taken rooms
in the A d. Morse Block.
| There will be a dance at the Mont
pelier Armory tomorrow night by the
Montpelier band and Co. H.. A spec.
ial car will return to Barre at u
o'clock.
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THE WRITER'S.

Miss Braddon, the novelist, divides
her affections equally among books,
old china and dogs.
Joaquin Miller says that Bret Harte
was always disguised with his "Hea-
then Chinee' and always begged his
friends never to mention it.
Dorothy Dix, who Is known in real
life as Mrs. Elizabeth Meriwether Gil
mer, Is a southern woman who has
won a remarkable journalistic success
In New York.
Rudyard Kipling, who has been MUCK
annoyed by the visits of Brighton ex-
c%ursionists to his house at Rotting-
dean, has purchased a new country
place near Tunbridge Wells.
George Moore's literary work is per-
formed with a regularity that is sur
prising. He writes every morning
from 10 until II and again every even
ing for two or three hours. He said
the other day that no one should write
unless he felt like writing, but that
the mood could be easily mastered and
ordered at will.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-26
BETWEEN HEATS.

William Nc, by Alcymont. recently
reduced the track record ut Macomb,
ILL.,. to 2:0Ia,.
J.. l.. Druien, Bardstown, Ky, has
purchased the pacing mare Twinkle.
BOSE, by Mercury, dam by Tom Hal.
Jr.
Gambrcl, 2:10l3, by Gambetta Wilkes,
lam Juanita. by Messenger Chief, has
been purchased by Messrs. Thompson
& Atell, Newton, Kan.
The trotting mare Eula Mac, 2:114,
by McKcnney, dam Balance All, 2:29al,
by B%rigadier. has been purchased by J.
L. Tranter from Mr.. Streuber, Erie,
Pa.
John p. Harris. Worthwhile. N. Y, has
bought from Peter Harris Ansel
Chimes, five years Old, by Anscl. 2:2O,
dam Twilight Chimes %(si>ter to Mid
night Chimes, 2:16AD, by Chimes.
The bay trotting stallion Green Will
son, 2:lGl., by Eugene Wilson, dam
Flora Greenbacks, 2:241l, by Green
backs, has been sold by j. l.. Roche,
Pinckney, Mich, to S. Graves, Sa-
lem, o.
NJ. W. Savage, Minneapolis, Mimi,
lost recently the famous bay horse On.
line, record 2:04. pacing, foaled 1890,
by Shadeland onward, dam Angelina.
Online was the sire of thirteen in from
2:24112a to 2:10A. all PAGERS.