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WnRAr for shipping is quotable at 81 ~!
10 81 81. With quiet aud dull market, and
NJ ci.-.se reported in New York or Liver
p~"l.
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= ii anu - r. iiN''N' W. - N'.A''-
, The L .ruhlcan> have eltc'cd majority
in the New York Legislature. 1t is be.
; lievtd that New Jerse, has gore for Gran
bs sma Il majority. Eantoi h, Demo
Graf; is elected Governor.
TglEG4asHIJ
Is'rg::. tie GIL; III News Of last evea;ng.l
tt. Election il he LAST.
INDIANA.
| CHICAGO. November 3.-Eeturns from In
diana Indicate Republican majority in the
State at 1860.
NEBRASKA.
CHICAGO, Noven,bcr 3-Ngbraska gives
about 400 Republican najori'y.
NORTH CtEuIINA.
Raleigh. n c., November 3.-This city
ha> gone largely Rcpg1iceu. y Conset,a-
tive j, elected in The First Corsrcs sionsl
District.
AItBAMA.
NrHrG0ME&Y, Ma, November 3-Th:s
COUNTY gives 1000 Republican majority, bat
the Conservatives nave Pr"o'''! carried 'he
State.
OhicAG"' No'cmoer o'-INe latest us
patches Say Alabama las gone Democrats.
NLw Yonz, No,embsr 3--The following
were the estimated 'n7j1i.;l'' tor Grant and
Co.t,x:
Maine, 500.
Ne" Hampshire 'VJ1'
vermont o''5J''
''Ah c''eH'' ''o'.
N l'sRei'Iset'S' '''V'o'
iehhS} wanna i''''''
lndi ma lo.'Jo.
oaIo' o2'70''
Rhode Island, 2,V55.
Nebraska, 1907,
WISCONSIN, Io,o"-
West Virginia, 5000
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In New Orleans tn. Democratic majority
: d O11 Ths Republican vote is very lirht
c,-, >a
> y Y ''l' '-'-'o
III has been quiet 1t Is impossible to state
he result until the votes are counted.
CuIc,co N,ven,lar 3-E~w York has
;,
'fooaD'E gone i''f = i''''r 0E d Si''"-' may
ority. Hoffman runs 1000 or 5000 ahead.
-
''>>h'li'
Returns from Connecticut give ltepub-
iran ,naio,..v of 2499
EHOIE i>La%i.
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Albany, Oregon-Seymour 6 majority.
Roseburg six. ma ority for SEYMOUR;
the county for Grant. Majority large
against division Of county.
Portland, O.-m.jority for Grant l13;
county about one hundred and fifty Repub
iican ga ms as far as heard from in the State.
OREGON CITF, November 4.-Clackamas
county, as far as. aeard from, will give 80
majority for Grant, which is a Republican
gain of G5 votes over the January election.
Returns are not complete but will not
change figures in the above.
PORTLAND, November 4.-Oregon still
doubtful. There is Republican. gain in
every county heard from. If the gain in
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

Committee on Ways aud Means a an
additional section in reference to the
whisky frauds. was agreed to-yeas
81. nays 81. The bill then passed.
The Speaker presented various
messages from the President and Ex-
ecutive communications.
Kelly introd uced a bill for the
coinage of nickel and copper pieces of
five cents and under. Referred.
The House proceeded to the con
sideration of the joint resolution in
troduced by Washburne, of Wiscon :
sin, to regulate the tariff On freight
and passengers transported by the
Pacific Railroad Companies and their
branches. T..
Price replied to the remarks Of
Washburne. of Wisconsin, and 9TH
ers, and after some further discus
sion, demanded the previous question,
On the motion to refer the joint reso
luton to the Committee on the Pa.
cifc Railroad, on the division. the
House stood 81 to 81.
There being no quorum present,
the House, on motion of Washburne,
of Illinois. adjourned, leaving the mo
ton for the previous question pend
ing.
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RICHMOND.
Arrival of Steamship Alexandria
The COnYenliOR-C0mmlttee Ap.
pointed 60 Inquire into the ton
duet or Judge UndeFWOOd-The
Dlsfranchlsement Question Again.

RICHMOND, March 25.-The steam
ship Alexandria, from Philadelphia
with cargo Of assorted merchandise
for Richmond, was burned at the
wharf at City Point this morning,
proving a total loss
In the Convention a resolution was
introduced appointing a committee to
inquire into the conduct of Judge
Underwood, President Of that body
The resolution embodies a letter from
John HOwxhurst. Chairman of the
Republican State Executive, Com
mittee, published in the morning pa
pers, IN which he states that Under
wood, In a conversation about raising
means for the Republican party, had
said to him if we favored Chase for
President, Senator Sprague would
give one hundred thousand dollars
for the use Of the party, and also
that two men In the State would give
one thousand dollars each for nomi-
nations to Congress. sf
Judge Underwood not being pres
ent, the resolution was laid over until
Wednesday next.
The disfranchisement question was
again up, and an amendment offered,
DISTINGUISHING those who voted for
the secession ordinance, aud it was
strongly opposed by several leading
Republicans. They quoted private
letters received. from Stevens, Sum
ner, Wilson, Washburne, Kelly, of
Pennsylvania, and other prominent
Radicals. advising against any further
Acknowledgement than was contained
in reconstruction acts No final ac-
ton taken yet
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MEMPHIS
The Avalanche HaDeas Corpus Gas g..
The Argumeht Confused. ra9.

MEMPHIS, Mareh~25 -The argu
ment was eontiuued'in the -4U1lsachesi
h LbeIs corpus easeitO- day. ord tfa1A
Judge Waldron gave a decision on
Monday in the contested case grow
ing out Of the late county election,
before the COpnty Commissioners,
wherein one Norton contested the
election. of Hayden, freedman, as Z
constable Of the Fourteenth District,
on the grounds of Hayden's ineligI-
bility, according to the code, being of
African descent, aud the illegality of d
the election under the franchise law, 81
which requires the Commissioner of Z
Registration to be commissioned BY
the Governor. Ia the trial8ait was
proven by a numaerl of witnesses
that the Governor 'sesignatare was not
written by Browulow himselG but
W another. Norton's counsel main
tanned that the Governor had no au-
thority to delegate to anotherIthe use
OF his official signature. Decision ia
the case postponed.
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HONALU IA.
Sailing Of the LackaW1na FOR San
FL HciscO-E'CaDe Of General Pla-
cida Vega from Mexico.

HONOLULU March THE LacEa-
wana has sailed fer San Francisco
CJmmercial news unimp5rtant
Arr ved-W hale ship Onward from
New Be,lfor i. via Huo, with . bbls.
whale oil ami p bbls. sperm. James
Allen, with 20 h5ls. deYilfsh oil
Letters from Mexico By the Golden
City state that General Plaeida Vega,
being allowed the liberty of parole
while en- route to the City of Mexico,
escaped and reached the coast. got on
a small vessel and arrived at San
Bias He passed himself uuGer the
protection of Gen. Losadeg Corona
had dispatched troops from GEadal2-
jara to assist General lAItarez 4 u put
ting down Junezalsd Nation, and
aid the Governor sf Rubieyin bring.
ing General Martinez to terms. o E
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T.LOUIs.
Republican State Convention OF.
Kansas - Delegates Appointed
Grant and Congress Endorsed -
Heavy Rain Storm.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-The Repub-
lican. State Convention of Kansas
met at Topeka, to-day. John p.
Burris, of johnson County, presiding.
The following delegates to the Chi
cago Convention were elected: B. T..
Simpson, G. w. Babcock, s. S.
Prouty, Louis We'll, j A. Mortin, n
A. Adams. Alternates-A. Douford,
G. w. Lewis, + 2. Baker, q. Leland.
J. w. Mcmillan, Jacob Weisburgh.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
in favor of General Grant for Presi-
dent, and Senator PomorOy as the
first choice for Vice President !;
thanking Secretary Stanton Off
his course, and Congress for tbs
Impeachment Of President johnson,
and calling on the Senate to proceed
without unnecessary delay to his
trial; favoring the payment OF the
national debt, but declaring that the
policy of paying 1t in greenbacks has
no friends in Kansas,
Quartermaster Thompson adver-
tises for material and the performance
Of sevice IN the National Cemeteries al
Jefferson Barracks and Springfield.
At Jefferson Barracks there are 1000
graves to be removed aud trimmed,
and a good deal Of other work to be
done at both places.
Very heavy rains have fallen here
and throughout this region, yesterday
and to-day, accompanied by a good
deal of thunder aud tightening. L
is raining heavily nov, 9 p. n, with
a prospect Of its steady continuance
all night.
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CHICAGO.
The Republican COaVentiOn-Dele-
Gates Securing Hotel Accounted
tionS.

CHICAGO. March p A large num-
Der OF delegations to the Republican
National Convention have ALREADY
secured accommodations at the differ
ent hotels. The headquarters of the
New York. Pennsylvania, Massachu-
sets, Cohnecticut, Arkansas and " Is
consin delegations will be at the
Shermau House, The headQnart- rs
the Illinois, Indiana, low, Kansas,
Missouri, New Jersey, Ohio, Michl-
gan, Minnesota and the National Com
mittee viii be at the Tremon- House.
The Convention promises 10 cali forth
the largest gathering ever assembled
in this city
Alta meeting of vessel owners last
night. a resolution was adopted re-
commenting all the members of the
Association, and other owners OF
grain-earrying vessels, to refuse to
sign or allow their masters to sign
any but the bill of lading used here
tOfore.
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NEW YORK.
Railroad Matters Arrest on Charge
OF Embedding S12,275.

New YORK. March 25.-J. S. Ed
ridge, President, and D. Drew. Treas
urer Of -- Railroad Co. publish
card explicitly contradicting the
charge made that the $4,000, 900
stock was issued without the surren =
der of an equal amount of conYertl-
bic bonds, and sold, and the proceeds
paid into the Treasury Of the Com
pany, and not dollar of the stock
had been issued except upon the sur
render of an equal amount of con-
Yertible bonds.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

NEW YORI, MIRO p j seph
Bloomington was brought before
United States Commissioned Osborne
tod ~ charged witt enb szzljng S12.-
275 from the cH OF the United
Sta5e- Treasurer. az louisville. where
b. hid been employed He was held
for examination.
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TRENTON, March 25.-The House
passed bill Withdrawing the consent
of New Jersey to the ratification of
the fourteenth article in the Consti-
tuition over the veto of the Governor.
The general Railroad bill was loat
by a vote of 5 to II in the Senate.
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CINCINNATI, March 25.-The Coro-
ner's Jury in the case of A. NJ. Ben
nett, returned verdict Of suicide By
shooting with a pistol, caused by DIS
appointment In business affairs.
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The Memphis Avalanche
Habeas Corpus Case 20.
WARRINGTON.

Message or the President Bill
Amending the Judiciary Act We
tOed-O0mmunlCatiOn 20 the House
Relative TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ties, &C-NOmlnatiOnS ana Con-
fiFmatiOns.
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ALBANY, March 25.-In the As
sembly to-day. the Judiciary Com
mittee reported a bill for the submits
sion Of TIE new State Constitution ID
the people at the November election,
which was assigned for c0nsl5era ton
next Tu4sday.
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--SPRINGFrELD. His, March %
Tie Metropolitan Mills, owned BY
Chatham & Edwards, with the Matte
son House aud a small machine shop
adjoining, were destroyed by Are last
night. Loss S2300J.
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SCRANTON, Pa, March 25-The
large axe and pale mandatory Of
Blake & Co. was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $50 000- Insured
for SIG. 600.
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Portland. Mar3h 25.-Ths Nor
way Savings Bank robber- on trial at
Paris this morning, was sentenced TO
six years in the States Prison.
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BERLIN, March 25.-Wurtemburg
has just chosen delegates to the
Congress of the Zolverein, who are
opposed to the policy of Prussia.
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PARIS, March 2j.-In the Corps
Legislatiff, the bill concerning the
right of public msetiug passed.
The Corps Legislatiff adjourned
to day till the 10th Of April. ~
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BALTIMORE, March 25.-C. Emory,
who commanded the 9Th Maine IN
fanry during the war, died here yes
terday.
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San FRANCISCO, March GA
slight shoes OF an earthquake, TO day,
created considerable excitement No
damage
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LONDON, March 25.-The Epson
races commenced to-day. Blue Stain
won the Metropolitan stakes, and
Clemence was winner of the Prince Of
Wales stakes. -
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HOUSE. ..... WASHINGTON. March ..


Banks, on behalf Of Shellabarger,
introduced a ball to provide for the
removal home Of the remains Of
Coggshall, late Minister of the United
States. Referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
Ingersoll asked leave To offer a res
Olution reciting the scarcity of notes
of small denominations, and request
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
issue United States notes of the de-
nomination of ones and twos suf-
fcient to supply the deficiency.
Objection being made, Iagersoll
withdrew his resolution, saying that
he would offer the same when his
State called for the resolutions.
The House proceeded to consider
the Senate amendments to the House
bill to exempt certain manufactures
I from internal revenue tax.
] The report of the Committee on
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Delegates To the National
Convention Appointed.
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JACKSON, March 25.-Nothilg of
importance was done IN the Conven-
ton to-day.
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Arrest on Charge of EN-
bezzling SO, ats. ~
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HAVANA, March "a telegram
has been received from Madrid, Or
deripg sthe Bishop of Havana to
Spain.
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For Commercial and Rlger Dispatcher see
Fffh Page
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 25.-The Epson
races commenced to day. Blue Stain
won the Metropolitan stakes, and
Clemence was winner of the Prince IF
Wales stakes. .....-5T
FRANCE. 81
PARIS, March 2j.--In the Corps
Legislatiff, the bill concerning the
right of public meeting passed.
The Corps Legislatiff adjourned
to day till the 18th Of April. 81 AI
PRUSSIA h9F41a
BERLIN, March 25.-Wurtemburg
has just chosen delegates to the
Congress of the Zolverein, who are
opposed to the policy of Prussia.
Z TRENTON, March 25.-The House
passed bill Withdrawing the consent
of New Jersey to the ratification of
the fourteenth article In the Consti-
tuition over the veto of the Governor.
The general Railroad bill was loat
by vote Of 5 to II in the Senate.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-The COro-
ner's Jury in the case of A. NJ. Ben
nett, returned a verdict Of suicide By
shooting with pistol, caused by DIS
appointment in business affairs.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 25-The
large axe and pale mandatory Of
Blake & Co. was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $50 ,000- Insured
for $4,000.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-C. Emory,
who commanded the 9Th Maine in
fantry during the war, died here yes
terday
Portland. M4rsh 25.-Ths Nor
way Savings Bank robbeT. on trial at
Paris this morning, was sentenced to
six years IN the States Prison.
ALBANY. March 25.-In the As
sembly to-day. the Judiciary Com
mittee reported a bill for the submits
sion of TIE new State Constitution tO
the people at the November election,
which was assigned for consideration
next Tussday.
=spRIxoFrELD. lis. Maroa %
/ Tie Metropolitan Mills. owned BY
7 Chatham & Edwards, with the Matte
/ son House aud a small machine shop
/ adjoining, were destroyed by ire last
might. Loss f2J.5UJ.
San Francesca, March GA
slight shoes Of an earthquake 10 day,
+ created considerable excitement. No
damage.
JACKSON, March 25-N5thilg of
| inheritance was done il the ConVen-
ton to-day.
HAVANA, March 25.-A telegram
| has been received from Madrid, or
derirg sthe Bishop of Havana to
/ Spain.
~---~------> ~
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Kansas Republican State
Convention.
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The Bill Amending the
Judiciary Act Vetoeda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

UNCLE IONS CABIN.-This play was
brought ont il fine style az walrs ODera
House last evening, and attracted a very Iarg.
ard fashionable audience. The company is an
excellent one, among the familiar names ar.
these of such old Washington fayorites a :.
". Glenn, (the prosecuted Dutchman,) and
George Eunkel the celebrated Ethiopian Vo.
CalIst, who appears rs "Uncle Tom" The
Performance passed o. 70 the entire sattsfac-
ton Of the audience and the opening night may
be setdOwn as a decided success, and, we hope,
the CONN enCement OF a brilliant dramatic sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

In the baltimore City Council yesterday the
engineers selected by the Council to examine
the subject Of changing the course of Jones'
Pals. with view to prevent future inunda-
tons, made lengthy report In the First
Branch a resolution was adopted requesting
the eity delegation IN the Legislature to en-
deayor 10 secure the passage of q law autho-
rlzirg the City Council TO make sneh improve
ment as they may deem necessary for the
accomplishment OF the object with unlimited
power TO create 'any debt 10 defray the ex-
Penses," and 10 provide for the issuing of bonds
Of the city for the same "and generally to do all
such acts and things as may be necessary in
the premises" The Second Branch has vet 10
ACT upon this resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

IMPORTANT DECISION CoNCERSISo MArRr.
MoNY.-An important decision was rendered
in The circuit court al Chicago on Friday to the
effect that two persons eohabiting as man and
wife, after an agreement to marry, and the
marital relation being recognized in the society
IN which they move, is a common law mar.
rage, even II - matrimonial service, accord
Ing TO law, Is performed, and is bound to be
respected BY the courts, under which the
woman can claim dover, bat cannot recover
ior services as housekeeper. The decision is
SAID 70 nave created something OF a breeze
amongst the considerable number of C,hicavo.
ans who have brevet wives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06
THE DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION
In NEW YORK LAST NIGHT.
Gen. Mcclellan Endorses Seymour and

The DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION
IN NEW YORK LAST NIGHT.
Gen. Mcclellan Endorses Seymour and
Blair.
"A dispatch from New York last night says
Ihe greatest mass meeting ever held In New
lork took place this evening IN Tammany
Hall, and in the Fourteenth street and Union
Square. The Democratic torch light process
sion, now in progress, has in its ranks, ac-
cordIng to the estimate of IN experienced police
had been erected with the delegations from
adjoining counties, the length Of the procession
exceeded ten miles Every ward was largely
cies were numerous. Several bands accom-
panied each delegation, playing the "Star
Spangled Banner" and other national airs
The scene in Union Square was grand. The
and was brllliantly Illuminated by strings OF
lights stretched to Tammany Hail, and the
streets in the vicinity seemed literally on fire
with calcium lights, rockets, fire paintings, and
fire balloons. The main stand facing Broad.
way was the centre Of attraction outside of
Tammany Hall. although there were six other
mense throng, roughly estimated at half a
million men, women, and children. The crowd
stretched completely down Broadway to
Eleventh street, ana even as Tar as Spring
street me thoroughfare was we'll filed, while
scores OF the cross streets were alive with citi-
Zens.
The meeting at Tammany Hall was held in
me spacious room in which the Democratic
Convention conducted its Deb berations, and il
was filled to repletion, the front seats being oc-
cupied by ladies. The hall was splendidly
decorated. General Badly Smith presided, and
said, that speaking as a representative of hun
dreds of thousands of soldiers who had risked
their lives in the war, he declared IL to be his
opinion that the results Of the war would be
lest unless there was an entire change in the
policy OF the Government Mr.. Sanford T..
Church was the next speaker, and argued that
the centraliZing policy of the Radicals, unless
checked, would result in depriving States such
r.. Ppn N sv W. n a of fhaIr
preponderance IN affairs OF Government which
properly belonged TO them, in consideration Of
their numbers, resources, and the amount con-
ulbuted by them to the support of the Govern
ment. An address was also delivered by A.
Oakley Hall, District Attorney; and q letter from
General Mcclellan was read, his emphatic en-
dorsement of the Democratic candidates being
received with enthusiastic demonstrations of
applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

A National Christian Convention, the cali
for v hich is signed by many OF the most prom
inert Evangelical elergymen and lsymen Of
the country, is 10 assemble in the Dutch Re-
formed Church, corner OF Fifth avenue and
Twenty ninth street, New YORK, on tns 18th Of
November next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

The Executive Committee Of the Woman S
Suffrage Association Of Mt. Vernon, y. T., OF
which Dorothy Ferguson Is Chairman. an
nouncss that the male electors OF thar school
district have invited the women TO take part in
the nomination and election of school trustees,
district clerk. and district librarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

FAUsT-This popular opera is on the bills
for representation al the National Theatre this
evening, and, OF course, there will be crowd
ed house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

f~There is steam engine in New York that
runs l25 presses, prints 50 different wspapers,
makes hoop skirts, binds books, and runs q
mile of shatting.
- Henry Garter Lee, grandson Of Light
Horse Harry, and nephew of General r. f.
Lee, was recently married at Abingdon, Va,
to Miss Sallie b. johnson, niece of General
Joseph T. johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-06

The Mobile Register Of yesterday has an edi-
toriaI advocating the immediate annexation OF
Cubs .-tI