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The s'..ate" Democracy.

The Democracy started Oh its new de-
part are" altogether too late to win the Pres.
,dent al race. They should have got off ~
early ~ 1868 in order TO carry the day in
1872 1t will take four years probation be.
fore the ncople will trust them with the
custody Of tho reconstruction amendments
and the national finances But the p:inci'
pal disadvantage Of their ,arly ''dcmrturc"
is that the Republicans have anticipated all
tia. IS valuable in their boosted reforms.
For example. here We have the Ohio De-
mocrncy, without tho fear Of Tammany be-
fore their eyes. prOnouncing in favor ut
''civil service REFORM" But the last Re-.
publican Congress passed a sweeping meas.
ure providing for that very thing, and
lately President Grant has instituted Com.
mission TO give the law tho best effect.
What need of sham Democratic civi! service
reform, when the Republicans arc so far
al,ea.' on the same road? Besides. the Obi
Democracy il greatly exercised over the
Ia III aid cat up its substance" proposing
to institute y new SYSTEM Of internal rcvc-
nue. collection l,y the State authorities. i"-
steal of by Fc,lc'al officers. But here again
the Republican Congress got the start If
the turdy Democracy. reducing 50 far the
items on which internal revenue taxes are
levied. - IL have dismissed 10 ''hOncst Il.
lN"r" in the six months succeeding the first
Of January. nearly five hundred a>sis.an!
assessor. Of internal revenue, vt a saving IN
expense Ut over three hundred ,haus md
dollars per annum. The Republic aus.
moreover. propose to do better in this arti.
Gle 1T reform than the Democrats
The next Congress will complete the work
of the last in limiting internal revenue tax
alton to tho prime articles Of luxury, whisky
:nd to!,acc''. to be levied aud collected %,
the pace Of manufacture Ivy stamp duties
which will follow the articles wherever
they 20. What then will become If tn.
army Of United States tax gatlercr~ p Will
it not bc better to ulsbl,u them altogether.
rather than keep up the system. AS the Dem
Mrais propose, only turning over the cUI
lec'inns 10 the State authorities? Winnie.
The fossil Dcms'c acy are rubbing their eyes
in wonder at the political tr.l,sfOrnlatI 'il>
which have taken place during their Rip
Van Wrinkle s!unlmr. the live and lively
Republicans will Carry off the laurrls 1T al!
genuine and nrell d Reforms in c.v,i service
revenue collections III what not y. Lende'.
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The Borgia business is hydra. headed. NJ
sooner is one murder shop discovered and
suppressed than another takes its place in
some other locality. CALIFORNIA; Fair Dor
"a is awaiting fcl"n's doom upon tn.
g"ll"ws. Connecticut rrjoiccs in the arrest
Of her Sherman Borsia, who is no soone,
placed in the way Of receiving the NEE,
punishment of her crimes, than Baltimore
is as,Oundci to find Wharton Borgia ply.
ing her ncfnrOas trade in that community
Kentucky boasts its ''pretty murdcress. "
Shs poisoned the wife If wealthy citizen
and married the wi.lowcr. lie died very
suddenly after he hal made his will in her
favor. She then married another contidins
simplct,n. who also rests in his grave
Some "f the friends of the victims have
concluded that the thing has gone about far
enough. and have now placed her in prison.
VIII" will next succeed I" the business and
whore will the coming Dorgia rear her
b!uOly Il. al?
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Uc4th Of the oldest Man.
One Of Lewis and CIark's Men Dies at tn
Age Of 1874.

The Kansas City. (Mo.,) Journal, an.
nounces the death Of Jacob Journals,
known there rs "Old PcnO," who was SUD.
posed to bc 1874 years old. The Journal
says:
''Nolxdy knew his exact age, nor even
himself, but he was known rs an old man
hen men now fOurscOrc were children,
He WINS Canadian Frcnclman by birth,
and for more than half . century was 4
hunter and tr'pper in the employ Of the Fur
Comrany-onc Of the French royageurs, as
they are callcd-most oil that time with
Major Andrew Dripps. the father of Charles
A. Dripps, and the father in.law Of William
Mulkcy, at whose house he died, and where
he has been kindly and affcctionately cared
for during the last thirty years. He said
lie was working in the woods, on piece of
land he had bought, near Quebec, when
Wolfe was killed on the heights OF Abraham.
THIS was Sept. -. II 0. and, from what
he told of his life previous 10 that he muss
then have been over twen,y.one years of age.
Thinking lie might have COMPOUNDED
Wolfe with Montgomery--1775-wc ques.
toned him very fully. but his recollection
Of names and incidents was too distinct to
leave any doubt. and tho same account had
been given t" others long before we saw
him. Another event which he remembered
well. and which lie had seemed always to
look upon as good joke. was that during
the occupa,io" Of New Orleans by General
JucksOn-l814 15--hc had been refused en-.
old man often told this with great glcc.
lie must then have been ab,u, eighty years
old. Thus. taking everything into cons;d.
Grafton. and We have been careful ever since
We knew him to get all the facts about VIC
c"ud-fr"m Dripps, the Chotcau family,
John Bridycr. Tim Goodale. Bent, jim
Beck with and other OH mountainecrs -wo
put his age at 1874 years. lie went from
Cana.la to where Pi,tsburg now is, thence
down the Ohio in keel boats, and was at
New Orleans, it seems, in 1914. Before
this, however. lie accompanied the ex.
petition Of Lewis and Clark in their ex.
pl,raton If the Missouri md the discovery
Of the Columbia, in 1S04.7. Ills experience
during that trip making him = valuable
man to the Fur Company, lie was after.
ward employed rs We have stated, until
thirty years ago; being then worn out. and
too old for active service. he came hero to
spend the evening of his life with the FAM
lily Of the man he had 50 faithfully served
for so many years.
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RATIFICATION MEETING.

A large number of the citizens of Helena
have requested Mr.. Clagctt to visit that
City, for the purpose of holding grand
Ratification Meeting on next Saturday
evening. and We are pleased to know he has
accepted their kind invitation. The ire
mentlous vote pollcd for him in Lewis and
Clark, the great foundation of tho magnifi.
cent majority Ivy which he is elected to
Congress, testifies the appreciation in which
he is held there, and entities the Metropolis
to his presence at what will be tue grandcs,
political demonstration ever held in Mon.
tann.
The ratification in Deer Lodge 20 far has
been the Informal, hearty and sincere con.
Crstulations Of his ncighbors, perhaps As
highly appreciated as grand ovs,ions. but i,
is our privilege and the desire of our ci,i.
Gems, and especially those who followed his
banner to victory, to have good. old.fash.
Toned ratification right here where Clagett
has lived among US. honorcd. esteemed and
loved; where his labors have been and his
home 10. His neighbors of Deer Lodge and
vicinity wish once more 10 hear the Silver
Tongue that 10 to give its utterancc in the
National Councils, and we trust the County
Committee will make such arrangements
that the demonstration may be worthy of
the occasion.
- The suggestion Thursday morning for
a ratification meeting in Deer Lodge on The
election Of Mr.. Clagctt, met with univcr.
sal response in favor of it, and many from
outside camps sign:fied desire on the part
of his friends to be present and participate.
Mr.. Clagctt however has offered . sugges.
ton, that while he feels sense Of the deep.
rst gratitude to them who have stool by
him in this canvass. and Is alike grateful
for the proposed demonstration. he does not
need that to assure him of their good will.
1t is proper that, If the Metropolis, giving
him a. overwhelming majority, solicits his
presence At 4 general ratification meeting.
he should chcerfuily accede tn their request.
and will do %. He would tc glad too. to
meet his friends throughout the Territory
md thank them, but that would be impos.
sible. He has had evidence enough of the
genuine heartfelt enthusiasm, here. without
subjccting his friends to formal demon
stration after his election. and prefers to wait
for ratification until he has represented
the Territory q term in Congress. For
these reasons there will not prDbably he
ratification meeting In Deer Lodge.
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The Newspaper Of To-Day.

Unler this head the Springfield R,pubH.
c"n has the following altogether sensible
remarks: Just now the newspaper press
is in transition stage The editors of strong
individuality. like James Gordon Bennett
and Horace Greeley, who have come down
!" us like vast boulders on the glaciers Of
time. stand solitary and alone, and belong
t" different age from our own. The men
vii" arc now taking the lead and who will
succeed TO their places, have more culture
and clevern'ss. and arc better trained
than their predecessors. while they arc not
less earnest and animated by lofty aims.
The Bohemian class has been eliminated,
and however VIC may admire their brilliant
talent, their fate was we'll deserved. Tho
representative editor is now u gentleman and
family man. lie docs not haunt saloons
nor indulge in dissipation. He pays his
way. asks no favors, is not puffcd up
neither does he puff up others; works reg
ula'ly md not Systematically, and has some
ide.. Of the dignity and responsibility Us we'll
a. license of his calling. With this improved
type Of journalist has begun new style of
writing. B0ml,ast, sli!ied rhetoric, ALTER.
alton. and constant s,ra,ning for effect, arc
hcing replaced by simplicity and vigur of
logic. genuine wit and humor, and courtesy
of tone. We hear less personal abuse, in.
vective and malicious satire, and more sound
reasoning in discussion"
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liz 1lV0clte Girls Rcrnye o!s u Pr.
fJsliOux L0rer.

A singular case If Jealousy, which recent
" occurred in western Texas, is given in
the FL P..so Herald. 1t seems that y young
man named Chandus, 4 native of R'chcr.
England, had made love to beautiful half
breed girl, sixteen years Ut age. The girl
WA half Apache and half French. In MI
di.ion to her great beauty she was intelligent
vivcious. and a. active and alert IA nm an
telopc. She was gentle and affcc,ionatc.
and no one suspected her 1T possessing the
terrible passions which jealousy subsequent,
" aroused IN her bOsom. The English lover
unfortunately became acquainted with n
v hite girl named Wilson. who wa. on visit
10 her friends in western Texas. Miss vii
son was beautiful aud accomplished. AMI
her civilized graccs proved more than u
match for the barbarOus attractions ut the
Apache girl The rcsult was that Cnndl.,s
deserted the beautiful hal .brced and became
engaged to Miss Wilson. The welding day
was set. On hearing Of the fai,hlessncss I
her lover, the hitherto undcvelops'l instincts
of her Apache blood were rused ~ all their
savage fury in the breast of the belle of the
forest Aiming herself with revolver. she
went to the residence of her lover, crept
softly to hir room, and shot him through
the heart - he was writing note to his
l'etrothed. She was arrested few hours
afterwaed. and confined for the night in al
old 10y cabin, in default Of prison. Blu,
her friends rescued her. and she fed n the
wilderness. there ~ take up her abode with
her mothers Wild kindred.
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FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
TOOLE'S MAJORITY IN CALLATIN
COUNTY ONLYv.
TOOLE'S MAJORITY IN JEFFERSON
ONLY "a TO PRESENT ADVICES.
LEWIS AND CLARK ROLLING IN
MORE MAJORITIES FOR
CLAGETT.
Especial 70 the NEw No1ru.WEsr.l

tSp0ct1 70 the NEW N0Br1.WEST.l
HELENA. Aug. 10.
The Herald says that in Gallatin county
Clagett's maj rites are. at Middle crck, 20;
Hamilton. 4 Galla,in City.9 T"'le's una.
joritics-Bozcmsn IS; East Gallasin. 05.
Phillip horpe. (Rcp) for joint Councilman
will havc.a majority in the county Of 10
Big Horn county, Mission Of Fort Parker,
Cngctt, 80; Toole. g.
Jefferson coun,y-Clagett's majority At
Jefferson City, 10 Basin gulch. & Prickly
Pear. IS; Beaver creek. Q; St. Louis gulch.
9; GalIagher's ferry, g. Toolc's ms)orities
Whitehall. 8 Boulder valley. 90 Radess
burg, s.; Springville, II; Fish creek. g.
Lower Boulder. Keaiingville and ono or two
other precincts, ass u hear from.
At South Fork 1T Sun river, Claeett re-
ceived Is and Tocls II; sus river, ClAgett
g. Toole Is; Aissionv CAgess 10. Toole q;
Kennedyi Ranch, Clagsii II. Tooie !.
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Overland to the Pole: This is Capt. Halls
and the Arc,icists' last plan. only surs
one whc" ice and currents intervene, % We
know. always by sea. Like the Chinese
her'"s wi" volunteered to Ike hung for tho
satisfaction vt the world, Hall will 70 to
latitude 80, and suffer Arctic terrors. There
10 this useful result always is view, that in
connection with geographical determine.
tons, new whaling and sealing grounds are
likely u he discovered. which can he reached
annually by swift summer steamers, to con.
siderable individual and general profit. The
idea is not Theoretical, but has been pursued
for years with great success by some shin.
spcrs ut Christiansvarn in Norway. whose
objective point has been the Spitzbe, gen
country.
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IN the Personal Items Of the Protector.
insurance journal, We zee Il stated that jas
3 hsbbsll ut 4auksb,, Minnesota, has his
life insured for $4,000.
Seven hundred aud thirty Massachusetts
men shed their wives last year. Talk oi
Indiana divorces!
An. 8. y. POmeFoy, Bricks" divorced
wife. has accepted IN agency for life in.
sstance company In Milwaukee.
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Mr.. Edward Lcman of Chicago, having
oeen arrested for assaul.ing his wife, sent
the following explanation to the Judge: II
desire u state that Mrs. Leman took Crv,on
oil in mistake unknown to me also that clio
was not struck with snney Boot Jack or
poker alsO that l are no drunckard but sober
and industerus - aney man and d ways
luke carc Ut my family I was not on .
drunck wen my wife was in indeana But
t"'k care Of my self and my house which /
can prove + LIxAN"
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"a pleasant instance Of poetic justice"
says al exchange, is reported from town
in Oregon. One morning q young man
called upon the editor of tho only paper in
the county, and asked permission to look At
the files Of that paper for 1869. 1t was
granted. While the editor was in bed,
waiting ill his wife could wash his shirt,
that young man carried away the file. nor
was it ever seen again until his lawyer Of
fered it in evidence during the trial Of an
action Of 5000 damages, for an alleged
libel which tia. young man brough, against
that editor. 1t is gratifying to learn that
the plaintiff recovered six and . quarter
cents damages, and was arrested by the cdi.
tor on " charge Of stealing books, convicted
and sentenced to the penlten,iary for seven
years."
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From Thursdays Daily.
'.UUr OF THE WOODS"
MEAGHER BRINGS IN A CORPO
RAILS GUARD MAJORITY.
GALLATIN CLAIMED BY ONLY 100
MISSOULA GIVES TOOLE 49,
,CLAGETT'S MAJORITY IN THE TER.
= RITOKY 700.
MIssOULA GIVES TOOLE 49,

The Jcturns to date. with liberal estimates
for T'mlc majo rites. assure Us in the bcliet
that w. II. Clagett will have majority 81
700 in the Territory. Meagl,cr. Jefferson
and Gallaiin. the str''ngiOlds Of the enemy,
where overw helming maj0rities were Ia
"crscy tlen"'ninaic ''C"rp."als Guard" Mis-.
scula gives the isrgsst-l5o, which is more
head and other localities vet to hear from.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
DEER LODGE CITY FOR CLAGETT!
Glory Enough II We Dent get Another
Precinct
From Tuesdays Daily.
HOW HE STANDS AT HOME.

Clagett has carried his home precinct by
So majority. 1t is the hest compliment that
c,uld have been paid III Clavrtt. for the pre-
cinct is unques,ionahly largely Democratic.
and up till MON Of yesterday the Crs'le men
were offering to Ike: frs,m SO 10 100 majority
for TNle But they had reck"ntd wiih''u,
their host Billy Clsge,t's ncigl'mrs Is.
tecned him too highly 10 have him defeated
here. In 4Sl vo,cs he received magnifi
cent majority. and II he didn't get a major
ity in another precinct, he would have the
horror Of carrying his home precinct He Is
worthy If ali he received.
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In the Deer LAiys precinct election, In
which 4Sl v"scs were pollssl. there were only
lao .,.s,yht l.cks;s poll.i. II VI which we're
for Toole and @ for Claeesk
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from W edNFsdAy Daily.
CLA(iETT ELECTED DELEGATE.
CLAGETT' ELECTED DELEGATE.
GLORIOUS RETURNS.
LEWIS g. CLARKE $50 FOR CLAGETT
MADISON 1870 FOR CLAGETT.
CIIOTEAU FOR CLAGETT.
EVERYBODY FOR CLAGETT.
MONTANA'S FAVORITE Is MON
rANA'S DELEGATE.
HAIL MIGHTY DAY."
HAIL MIGHTY DAY."

The following dispatches received up 10
l 30 r. II. arc conclusive to Us that Clagett
Is triu,upi,amtly elected Delegate. All honor
to mammoth Lewis and Clarke and gallant
Madison, and bunny ChOtrau. We have
OILY time to give the dispatches:
Especial to the New Northwest
VIRGINIA CITY, Aug z. II 80
Clagctt is lOO mi,rad in Virginia; - in
Summit; in Fcva'ia; - in AdObe,"wn
Tmle has IA majority in Junction and 8 ut
L0raincs. TUOlc's stronghold ull heard from
p.
Fort BENTON. Aug Z. 10rM
Fcrt Benton vote for ChIgcit 81, TtMle Al.
Other precincts will he in about same pro.
portion. p.
HELENA. Aug. Z. 10PM.
Helena Precinct not u'unted but will give
c O. SsC $40 MINORITY County good f", 400
HELENA. Aug z. HIM
Total poll. 1901. Straight Ticket SOL
Scratched Tickets favor CLgett. County
20 fur rs heard from 40 majority for
Clagett aud better coming.
HELENA Z, 11:35. ,
The total vote Of this city counted.
Clagctt's majority BOG. Maturity in the
county 50 far as heard from, 520
j. A. WALL.
THAT settles it"-Billy Claeett is Dele
gate.
A dispatch from Fort Benton gives the
official vote At 100, of which Cagctt got So
AMI TnDle Al. Clagett's majority SO. Re-
liable aaviccs say the other precincts will "
in proportion.
Silver City precinct, Lewis and Clarke
county, gives Clagett eighty majority.
A dispatch last evening says Unionvillc
would give Clagett IT'S majority.
A special At 10 r. n last night said Helena
precinct WAS not c'untcd yet. hut viii give
CMgett $50 majority. County good for 400
10 500 maturity.
CAR,Doo. (otlicial: Clagctt 22; T"ole 8;
Connolly IL; Jones II.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY lse7..1sss.

Asa matter Of interest at the present
time. We give below the majoritiss for Del.
c9ate ID this county in the past three cam.
paigns, and other statisiics:
lsr-Fss Ds,seasa y: =: s:ass.. ;;.......!.ss.
CayananSAb 0ajosjty. ............... ....... 1Cl
~ Uecs tAF0wn est ew lneos1aliey, giving heay
maj0sitiss l0r CavanaagA
is-fSe Ds!:sass, y..ss Tsfss g!
Cavasaashfs asjaity....... ................ 81
Ncl.als 3 s0enl ,sajogtey d ~. ..l.0ol
CAyananyhs c0eal lAA)o6aey IL lUU7. -. .lQl
Cavanas6tS total majority . In wss evH 30oa
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The Democracy Of Montana have accepted and en-.
dol ~ the .,icpAiiure"- omaha Herald
Yes. and have departed" too. With vsogea.oe-
laa1pssdeSk. .r+t
blessed are they who depart in peace"
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MISSOULA COUNTY.
We give below the Missou,a County cleo.
ton returns, 50 far as received at this Office
up to Wednesday morning:
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MEAGHtR COUNTY.

Full returns from every precinct bu
ThompsOns gulch give T0Olc 70 maturity
The Republicans claim majority fOI
Chgett In Thompson's gulch. -
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There arc hcr,lcrs all along the Platte
below Green City with large herds Of cattle.
probably over $4,000 head: the range has
''ecn very fine, there has been abundance Of
rain. and many tons If hay will bc made
Mr. Eliff, "f Cheyenne, has some $4,000
head If cattle feeding on the Platte range.
having brought in ii. QUO this season. Messrs.
WyOt' and Ford are preparing to drive their
herbs tn Montana. Lust Sunday one hun.
dre.l and tifty Cheyenne Indians without
squaws) crossed near Beaver creek going
south; they unolcstcd nobody. Many Chcy.
enncs and Sioux have passed south during
the season, with tn. intention (as some Of
the her.lsmen supIn'se, If rxllying some
where near the Kansas Pacific. and then
returning to spread dcsola,i"n throughout,
tie country. Game of i. all kinds is very
abundant. and my number Of antelope can
BE- killed Ivy pcrs"ns who pay their attention
" n.-De"eer Ness, 81.
Mr.. Charles Bullen, in his ''Story Of C.,unt
Bismarck's Life," tells this anccdo,e of the
great premier:
- the value 1T good cigar" said Bis.
mnrrk. "s he proceeded to light IN excel.
lent Havana, rs best understood when it is
the last y"u possess, aud there is no chance
Of getting another. At Kon,gsgratz had
only one cigar left in my pocket, which
carefully guarded during the whole of the
l'a,tls ss u miser does his treasure. did not
feel justified in using It. painted in glow.
ing c"lors in my mind the happy hour when
] should enj'y il after the victory. But |
had miscalculated my chances" And what
was the Cause If your missalculati"n r. "A
lnnr dngnm. He Ivy helpless. with boil,
arms crushed, murmurmi"g for something
/" refresh him. l felt in my pockets and
found ! had only gold. and tina, would be
Ut no Use |" him. But. stay had still INV
treasured cigar! l lighted this for him, and
placed It between his teeth. You should
have seen the ls'or fellows grateful smile!
never enjoyed cigar 90 much q that one
which ] did not smoke"
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Lewis and Clark. Chotca, u,
Jefferson, McOghcr
and Madison.
Clasett 500 Ahead and Still Running

FORT BENTON. August g.
Clsyctt's majority here, %; Mile Springs
T.. The Citizens Ticket got Is votes out Of
HELENA, August 6.
The Herald has the following: Clazetl's
majorities ~ far - heard from are, Helena.
3l4; UniOnvi)le. $50; Silver City, 48; Val.
Icy, IL; French Bar. q; Grecuborn, 80; Sun
River. 80; Kennedys'.
TNle's majOritics arc: Last Chance, 40 :;
Nelson gulcl,, Q!
Reports irO.n Boulder. Jefferson county.
give that precinct to Clsgett
:, CM.etts majority ut Fort Benton. Sc F.;
Hcaly's precinct. q; Rlackfna Agency.
Deer Lodge Co.. So. In Prickly Pear. Jet
frrsOn c'unty, CIagett's majority Is IL /:
Dian",nd CITY. Mcayher ts,unty, CIayc,i
m*iority. 10; Canyon Ferry. Claxe't ma
jOrity, q.
VIRGINIA CRY, August g.
Clagett's sjoriiy IL Madison county as far
.ahe ard fr'm Il .129; four precincts t. hear
frsm-MsdisOn valley, L0wrr Silver Star,
Willow creek. and Besverl,end. which will
pr''ab'y make Clage,t's waJority 80 >" this
county.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
TOOle's maturity ut Radcrs,,urg. S.:
Prickley Pear, Clayetts maturity. H. T.mle
gets slight IMPURITIES in Spring vile and St.
Louis Boulder and Jefferson arv reported
for Clagctt.
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GALLATlN COUNTY.

BOzemnn: Total vOie pulled. 322; for
Clageit, al; T.s'Ie. 170--I:nle's majority.
g. Langhorne claims 100 for Toole IN tho
county. aa-