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ARRIVALS.
Hrpoarrp By ruR nEkALp STEAM YACHTS.

HkPOBTED BY THB HERALD STKAN YACHTS
Steamship Bolivar, Evans, New Orleans Dec ia tho
bar lsth, With mdss 70 Mallory Co. Fcnwcks Island
bearing NV ~ mss steamship Zodiac, hence for
Ncwbern also spoke schr Isabella OF Lewes Do bound -
Delaware Brcakwater for orders.
Steamship Ashland, Moore, fefnADd.na with mdso and
passengers TO James Hand.
steamship Niagara. Walker, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers 70 the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Bark eondc,d tNor) Asakscn, Casdtn "a days. With rail-.
way order Tecns HOekmann. Took The
southern and had fine weather throughout been 10
Bsi LSsyo IIAD nonss, glasgow g. days. win soas. 70
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A FEARFUL CALAMITY.

Al Entire Family Of SIX Persons Burned TO
Death While sleeping In Thcir House II
Lowa.
CHICAGO, Dec. %, 1871.
report mas reached hore Of q horrible calamity
at Floris, DAVIS county Iowa. on tho Southwestern
Railroad, O few nights ago. A man and wife and
their four children were burned to death In their
ehanty the neignbors not being aroused nor the nrc
dscovcrcd until the next morning, when the
NShoAs
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salient points were applanded warmly as
It was very natural that they would DO when sney
APFpcrpD rHn BRlAD AND BuTTBR
OF the audience General Butter has greatly IN.
action OF night just here IL might be remaTs ed
tnat the ideas contained In the speech above form
the nucleus OF an elaborate address hereafter to be
deliver ed by the General from mis- seatyh the ma
uQnal House Of Representatives.
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MORE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PASSIVE POLICY,

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 2s, 1871.
J. L. Wheelwigbi, republican, was elected Mayor
to-day. The vote cast was very light the demo-
Gratis making no opposition.
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SAILED.

,steamahips Missouri, Havana; Gen Barnes Savannah
Albemarle, Richmond; Hateras, norfolk
Wind al sunset w.
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SHIPPTN G. NEW S.

Sun rises. 2I Moon rises. eve z IA
Sun sets. ....... 40 High water. morn 10 O3
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF pEPARTUgE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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rAsAsAKI LIaRrnouer.

The government OF Japan hereby gives notice that light
q tho st order viii bc shown from the Island Of Iwosina
Japan, the night OF The 3n Of the seyenth month Of the
fourth OF Mej u4h September, lS7 and every nigh!
shown July. ls7o w from VIC shove dAs bs dsccn
Nnuss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21
CARD FROM SMITH CASE.

RfcuMoND, Jan. 16. 1871.
To THE PUBLIC. In view of the
laundering, LYING course Mayor Tom
Bennett, in the card he put fishes dated
Jan. 18th. i reiterate HIS request askin
the public to "wait the full investigation
of the affair, before forming their OPT
nions:,' for most positively aver that
he tells wilful and silley LIE when he
says that ever applied to him for money
to leave OH" or for any other purpose,
or authorized any one, to do so for ne,
and that, l shall remain until the trial
Of that DlGNITARY shall take place. l
assure him and "HIs hackers, that
an not anxious to ''leave the country
- only anxious that justice shall be
meted out to one WAC has disgraced the
position, he occupies as Mayor. by be.
coming both b ully and LIAR. assure
Mr. Bennett and bis hackers that shall
not attempt to leave until ny services
are dispensed with at Court, and tia
he, probably, may need his FIFTY dol
lars" he so IIBsnALLy proffsrs for my
detention, to pay his costs, &c.
SMITH II. CASE.
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Joi mt Election.

On Wednesday, Jan, 1lth., the
Legislature, in joint convention
elected the following State on
GERS: a
Agent of state-Pat Shannon of
Terre Haute.
State Printer-R. j. Bright, Of
Indianapolis.
State Librarian-James DeSan-
no, of Cochran, Dearborn county.
Canal Trustee-James N. Nit
chell, Of Martinsyille.
Trustee Of Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum-W. r. Hogshire.
Trustee of Insane Asylum-John
NJ. Caldwell, Of Indianapolis.
Directors Of Northern Prisons
James ] Smiley, Of Putnam county,
W.B.Loughridge, Of Miami county
and j. E. Blcce, of Laporte.
Directors Of Southern Prison
John Kirk of Madison, Ed. Price
OF Knox county, and Gen. Lev
Sparks, of Jeffersonville.
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Sheriff 9 Sale.

DY virtue of Decree and Execution to
- me directed from the Wayne Common
Pleas Court. will expose at Public Sale, at
the Court House door in the town OF Centre
willie, Wayne County, Indiana, on the 4th day
of February, 1871, between the hours of 10
O'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p. ~, on said
day. the following property to-wit:
A part of the South West quarter of Sec
ton rs, Township Is range one (l) West.
Beginning at the North West corner of said
quarter, and running South Is rods inter
sectng the county road; thence along said
road in North-Easterly direction, until j.
intersects the North line of aid quarter sec
ZION; thence West to the place of beginning
Supposed to contain two (2) acres more or
less. Situated in Wayne County, indiana, to
be- sold as the property of John w. James and
Alice James, TO satisfy said Decree and Exc
cution in my hanGs in favor of jeremiah
Draher. Said sale without relief from valu
alton or appraisement laws.
WIN. H. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne County
Lewis D. Stubs, Atty for Pl,t'f. 44tf.Ss
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legislative Summary.
THURSDAY, January 10.

~ iNSpAAs
SENArE. = Received report OF
Agent OF State and communication
from the Governor regarding lands
fer NationalCemetcry and for light
house, the Governor recommen-
ding the granting of same; memo 4
iials On Prison Reform, as. ing foi
appointment OF Board of Superyi-
sofs, 3 being women; also one to
repeal divorce laws except for
adultery; report of Trustees CT
State University: petite n to amend
liquor laws in reference 10 trespass
By hunters; for increase Of pay OF
judges;to suppress traffic in intox-
ieating liquor re-, all of which were
referred Joint resolution to exempt
soldiers pre- empting lands from
residing En- same five years, passed
bill to prevent trespass by hunters
and fishers amended and en2ros-
sed; coccnried in int resolution
Of House to meet this afternoon in
joint convention to receive q me-
mortal On female suffrage; also TO
print 5000 copies Of the Governors
message; re solution that the
Attorney General submit: a written
/ opinion on the extent of the States
liabilities upon the bonds issued in
1871 and not surrendered un der
the Butler Bill was lost. a resolu-
ton TO redistrict the State for
judicial purposes, male special
order for Tuesday: to reques tCon-
gressmen to abolish the per capita
tax on immigrants. referred.
1 HOUSE. Sundry bills from COM
mittees; bill for making contracts
for payment of attorneys fees lille
Gal and void, recommendation t
lay on table not concurred In, also
bill to admit Of trapping durin!
perio / allowed to hunting, reg ula
ting sale of poisens; end fish bill
Superior Court bill passed. Bill
introduced 10 exempt two m onth
wages from foreign att achm cn1
= Joint resolution for ID emorial &c
Congress abolishing the franklin!
privilege; passed the mem orial
Congress aboli, hing the franklin
privilege; passed the mem orial (
appropriate $3.50 for the distribu
, ton ofthe report Of the SUP erin
tendent of Public Instruction; ic
an act to suppress tipping hous
: and regulate the sale Of liquors
resolution 10 inquire into the treat
mcnt Of The inmates OF the S older
Home; bill for the appropriation @
SIS, 800 TO the permanent sch OF
fund, Senate joint resolution o
t Erie Canal referred, to amen
: State Constitution was made III
{. special order for Tu esday, pri,
/ fighting bill passed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21
EYE, EAR, LUNGS, HEART, THROAT
AND CATARRH.

The mary wond erful cures perfol med by
DR.. Bort on the above diseases in this city,
and in many instances when all hope Of re-
covery by those disea sed had been dispaired
of. stamp him am ong the FIRST physicians
and surgeons in his profession. DR.. Bort's
infrmary and consultation rooms are located
on the corner of North Third and Vine sts..
where he can be consulted daily-.St. Louis
Daily Republican, August 80, 1865.
Remarkable Case of Catarrh of
Years standing Cured.-With pleasure I
can recommend DR.. Bort to those afflicted, as
! have been great sufferer with disease
called Catarrh for many years, and for three
months previous to applying to DR.. Bort,
tressed. AS soon as l commenced treatment
with DR.. Bort, began improving, and at this
time feel entirely free from the disease.
have, previous to applying to DR.. Bort, en-
deavored to obtain relief from every known
source. Those afflicted in these ways would
do well to consult DIR. Bort at once.
J. PIPE. Steamboat Cabin Builder, No.
95 Leveo street, st. Louis.
Healing Power Of Eclecticism.-As
Demonstrated on ouer TcelreS Thousaxd Mvolids,
by DR.. Bort, Of ~ Y.-There is healing
power among US; = physicion who has cured
thousands in this city, after all other sys-
&c lis hoVC oeeu WIZ
is curing, and further pledging himself to
cure, nearly all cases have ba He'd the skill of
hundreds of medical men in all past ages and
even bids defiance to all modern practice;
and lastly there is physician who can pro.
| duce thousands of certificates from some Of
the most reliable individuals in the city, as
we'll AZ elsewhere, who have been positively
and permanently cured after all other treat
| ment-after the most eminent medical men
had failedl Yes, verify, and that physician
| is DR.. Bort, whose infrmary is located on
the corner of Third 4 Vine sts., st. Louis.
DR.. Bort, We verify believe, has cured more
chronic cases in the past four months, in st.
Louis than all the medical men who have ev-
er practiced their professions here for those
diseases. He makes as specialities, viz: Dis
eases Of the Eye, Ear, Lungs, Throat and Ca
tarrh. This assertion may look like Boosting,
but nevertheless, it is true; and if ycu doubt
it, consult few of the per sons whose GER
tifcates in full synopsis are to be found in
manity.-&. Louis Daily Dispatch, August II,
1865.
DR.. BORT, one Of our most skilful phi si-
clans and surgeons, will offer his services
while he remains to the Blind and Deaf, and
be will perform every operation npon the
Eye and Ear which the science of the old and
new worlds have shown TO be advisable; and
will use all new and efficient instruments and
remedies as used in the best institutions Of
Germany, France, England aud this country.
A full supply CT medicines on hand, and
| that too, of the choicest, of which DR.. Bort
prescribes to his patients. Consultations
free.-N. Y. Medical and Surgical Journal.
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The Richmond Horticultural So
ciety met Saturday afternoon. The
President being absent, A. X.
Williams was called to the chair !.
The committee on small fruits and /!
orchards made report. which |
after considerable discussion, was
adopted.
Verbal reports from delegates
TO the State Horticultural Society,
giving good accounts OF its pros
perity, were received with much |
interest.
Discussion on the Tomato. by
the President d. Bul!a, S. Boon,
j. Thomas, j. c. Ratliff, B. Miner.
Maj. Kinley and James Hamilton.
Soils best adapted, varieties and
manner Of treatment Of the tom alto,
were. the points of interest in the
discussion. Soils of the first quality
were ter the tomato like the potato
better adapted to large growth of
vines than profitable fruiting. Soils
of second-rate in richness is better
adapted to The main crop. Soils
of third rate quality, best adapted
for an early crop.
Varieties-Troy Red and the
Feeges takes the lead in this dis
cuss ion.
Treatment Stakes, frames and
brush have been used as supporters
inthe early crop.
! Main crop does we'll without so
much care.
The following pramble and reso-
lutions were, on motion, adopted:
"WHEREAs. The State Horticul,
tural Society has petitioned the
Legislature for an annual appro
pr;ation OF S 900 for the expenses
Of said society in properly repre-
senting the State at the National
Society, in printing and other ex-
penses, and
WHEREAS, We fully believe that
such an appropriation is much
I needed by tue State Society, and
that the State at large would be
4 greatly beneti ted thereby, ther efor
be it
Resolved, That we, the Rich
mOnd Horticultural Society. dc
respectfully request and pray oul
representatives in the Legislature
, to use every honest and honorable
means within their power 10 have
said appropriation made at The
present session of the Legislature
9 Resolved, That our Secretary
D be, and is, instructed to forward
0 a copy of the above preamble and
resolution to each Of our represen
iatiyos, signed by our Presiden
and Secretary
4 James Hamilton had On cxhibi
ton one bottle of his pure catawh:
grape juice. After thorough,
} tasting it, twas pronounced excl
lent
On motion, the Association sd
journed, to meet al this hall on tn
!. foarth Saturday Of this month,
E. two weeks from to day, at o'clocl
o 2. II.
j, A. MENDENHALL, Pres,
4. s. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
> Mr. Lacey has returned from tn
. West. He thinks he will emigrat
to Kansas City.
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The Dominican Comm:ssier.

The Commission o explore the
Dominican Republic wos expected
to sail the II tn Its members are
tue Hon, B. f. WADE, vel! known
as Senator at Washington, the
Hon. ANDREW D. WHITE, disting-
uished IS Senator at Albany, and
now President Of Cornell Univer-
sity, and Dr. S. G HooF, the head
of the celebrated schoolfor theblind
in Boston. Their secretary, Mr..
BURTON of Lectucky, was form elly
attached to the United States Le-
cation ct Bogota, wher { he aoqui-
red some kno wle dye Of the Spanish
Ian guage.
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City Council.
TUESDAY, EVE, Jan. IL

Council met. Present oil the
members, Mayor Bennett presid-
ing Mr.. Curmo offered the fol-
lowing esolution.
Resoiped, That the Committee
on Fire Department be instructed
10 correspond With the manufsct-
ures of steam fire engines and get
further proposals for one steam
engine, and also what they will
give for the steam engine now
owned by the city. Also, that the
committee submit to Council the
various proposals received with
their recomme END alton, which che
would DC the best for the city TO
accept. Adopted.
Mr.. Curme presented a petition
from numder Of persons in the
following language:
WHEREAS, Tobacco rooms. drug
stores and other places in our city
are kept open on the Sabbath day
for the sale Of tobacco, cigars, and
some of them also for the sale of
intoxicating liquor in violation OF
state and city laws, and
WHEREAS, Our youth ard citi-
zens are all. red by these establish
ments from the paths Of rectitude
and correct morals, and indirectly
into greater excuses of intemper-
ance and drunkenness and
WHEREAS, This state of things
| is distasteful, and in violation Of
the religious and moral feelings oil
4 large proportion OF cur commun
ity, we, therefore,
AS citizens, respectfully and
earnestly ask you to abate these
violations, by the enforcement o.
the laws against these practices
and if found insufficient, we ash
for the enactment of more stringen
regulations, which shall effectually
| suppress these disorders.
On motion of Mr.. Palmer, th,
petition was referred to the Mayor
with instructions to report at mex
meeting.
Davis introduced an ordinanc
establishing city finale priso
in the Home for the Friendless
and providing that the officers O
the Home shall receive one dolla
per day for each criminal KEEP
upon presentation Of On itemize
; account approved by the Mayor.
The bill was read the first On
second times, and on motion {
Mr. Elder the rules were suspended
and the ordinance was passed.
Henry Verregge was above
, 80 as sn active fireman, ais
John D. Virgins the sam
amount.
On motion, Council adjourned.
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HNIVERSALISM: What is it! Send
q for the STAR IN THE WEST, Cincn-
att. large SPACE weekly; established
1927. 1t meets all the wants OF the family;
s2 SO per year, 81 Is six months. Try it..
Specimens free. Address WILLIAMSON
CANTWEL1., Cincinnati, Ohio. 45-4S
"a EN YORK Safety Steam Power
w Co. Steam Engines, with and without
cut off, and Se' tional Safety Steam Boilers,
built in quantities by special machinery.
Send for circular. A Cortlandt st MY. -
45-4w
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For the Palladium.


Grand Jubilee OF the Poor, over the
Leayings of the Grand Banquet of
the Liquor Dealers Association Of
RichmOnt
Tho people of this day and generation, q re
becoming SO accustomed to receiving the
geariags of Liquor Dealers, that they cease
TO be surr rise!, but take 1t as natural con- /
sequence, hut, in al instances, with ping !
that none can tell Of but those who have been /
the recipients Of those leavings! What mock
ery to tiirg into the face of the drunkards
wi!os and the drsiukarl s children, that they
will receive the debris OF Grand Banquet,
under tho auspices of the 'Lquor Dealers
Associaton' of Richmond! II the liquor
dealers wish to alleviate the aims they have
caused, by selling the husband, father or
brother the sourse of their troubles; il Heav-
ems name do so, but do not taunt them by
making public you. charities, accumulated
from life of dealings in desolaIion. Is it
not enough to destroy tho happin, IS OF LONE,
without Boosting to the public that you will
still continue to probe the wound, made by
your following the avocation Of Liquor Dea-
lers'? Do you It'll wish to inhict your vic
Tins with your charitgs Has your calling
drowned all the manhood that was Inherited
FROM our foreiathers? Can you look pittying-
| ly On family made desolate by the accursed
| liquor you so boastingly advertise? Would
one of your Association feel guilty Of any
offence, on seeing a mother and her three lit
tie children, receiving now the leavings Of
the liquor dealers! not in the shape of pictuals
left from grand banquet but the effect Of
a ruined hus band and father, by contributing
to your grand banquet and receiving for
those contributions our present situation? If
you are, IS you call yourselves, honorable
men, don't in humanity 3 name offer the debris
Of your banquet to the Poor of the city
You wonld better atone for your life of evil
BY donating the money spent in getting up
the proposed 'banquet' to the Childrens' Home
or the families OF your victims, and then make
further atonement by alternating the miseries
you have caused in your past business, by 9
future life of real charity towa.d the families
Of your foI mer victims. Withdraw your ad
vertisement of Charity to the Poor. Eat YOU
fruits in silence, that you may not have thu
double charge Of attempting to build an hon
orable character on the bones of your victim
and the hearth stones of their orphans. Keel
your ill-gotten gains for better purposes thai
holding Liquor Dealers Banquet; and t
make your ban quet palatahle to the public
do not slime it with your charity. o. s.
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HOME MlRTH Don't be afraid of

HOME NlRTH Don't be afraid of
alittle fun at home, good people
Don't shut up your house slest the
sun should fade your carpets, md
your hearts lest a hearty laugh
should shake down some of the
musiy old cobwebs there. If you
want to ruin your sons, let them
think that all mirth and social
enjoyment must be left on the
tbresh- hold without, when they
come homo ut night. When once
at home is regarded as only
place to eat, drink and sleep in,
the work is begun that ends in
gambling houses and reckless
degradation. Young people must
have fun and relaxation somewhere;
if they do not find it at their hear
thstones, it will be sought at other
and perhaps less profitable places.
Therefore. let the fire burn bright
ly at night, and make the home
stead delightful with all those little
arts that parents go perfectly un-
derstand. Don't repress the buoy
ant spirits of your children. Half
an hour merlin ent round the lamps
and firelights Of home blots out
the remembrance of many a care
and annoyance during the day;
and the best safeguard they can
take with them ITO the world is the
unseen infunce Of bright little do
mestic sanctum.-Canadu Farmer
rStrange how the paternity Of brain
work travels! The above is an extract from
contribution written for the Richmond Re
publican now Radically, by j. E. Tiff, of ou
city. The Canada Farmer shows excellen
taste in its selections, we think.
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- A petition has been filed by
those in the interest Of the Pacific
Railway, in the Commissioners
Court Of this county, asking that
body, to call another election, for
the purpose of again submitting
the proposition for an appropriation
of e20O, 900 to the above railway.
An election will no doubt be called
at an early day. - Fort Wayne
Sentinel.
This makes the second attemp!
at appropriating money for Rail-
road purposes in Allen county-is
was defeated by 400 majority .
short time ago. es.es
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TPHAM,S DEPILATORY pow
u DER.-Removes superhuous hair in
fse minutes, without injury to the skin. Sent
by mail for $125.
Upham's Asthma Cure
Relieves most violent paroxysms in fue min
utes and effects speedy cure. Price 81 by
mail.
The Japanese Hair Stain
Colors the whiskers and hair beautiful
BLACK or BROWN. 1t consists of ouly one prep
orafion. IS cents by mail. Address S. G.
UPHAM, No. 72l Jayne Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by all Drug
gists. 45-4w
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4 CARD.

Learning that several parties, who have
petitioned the Common Council Of the
City of Richmond to enforce the Sunday
Law, are laboring under the impression.
and circulating reports, that Cigar and
Tobacco establishments, in general, are
arranged with rear doors entering into
liquor saloons: we feel it a duty we owe
to ourselves, and to OR business, to state
that, in no way whatever are we, or our
apartments. connected with rooms where
in Intoxicating drinks are sold.
se j. r. ILIFF,
WIDUP &. UNTHANK,
j. +. HANER
A. DRIFMEYER s BRO
Jan. 20, 1871,
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I n q a n k r u . t cv

'EHHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That,
Il on the 10th day of January, A. D., 1871,
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issnad again st
the estate of Samuel Rowlett, OF Richmond,
in the County of Wayne, and State of Indiana,
who has been adiudged Bankrupt ON his own
petition: That the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt TO him. or for his use,a nd the trans.
Ter O. any property by him is forbidden by
law; that meeting of the Creditors
of the said Bank rupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assgnees Of his
estate, will be holden at Court of Bankrupt
cy, to be holden at the Office of John W, Raw,
"a IL East Washington Street, Indianapolis,
on the 9TH day of February, AID. 1871, at
8 O'Clock, A. N. a1s
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
U. 8. Marshal, District of Indiana
Jan. 81, 1871. 45,f
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SENATORIAL IL xc1loxs have been held
in six States on the II. with the follo>
wing results:
Massaehusstts-H HENRY WILSON
reelected.
Maine-Hon. LOT NJ. MoRRi IL, 10.
elected.
L issouri- General FRANK BLAIR, who
received fourteen moro votes than the
entire Democratic strength in the &C.
neral Assembly.
Minnssota-Hon. WILLIAM, WINDOW.
reelected. Hetr .sE3 }g.
Michigan-Hon. THOMAS w. FERRY.
to succeed Hon JACOB II. Howard. :
Illinois - General John A. Logan,
over Thomas ] Turner, Dsmoc rat, and
two votes east for one Snyder, Labor
Reform candidate. ..s4r -.
The Republicans of New jersey cleo
ted Hen. F. T. Frelinghuysen to sue,
coed Senator Csttell. u