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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06

MURDER IN AUsTIN.-A tailor
named Ellis Asher, a native of Poland,
aged forty years, was murdered in his
own bed room in Austin last Sunday
night, by being struck on the back of
the head with an axe in the hands Of
some unknown assassin. He occupied
the room alone, having his shop in a
front room, and vas doubtless muir
dered by some n acquainted with
the premises. He was known to have
money, which fact doubtless led to the
commission of the deed. The County
Commissioners have offered a reward
OF $500 for the arrest of the murderer.
EARTHQUAKY.-On Monday evening
last the San Francisco Academy of
Sciences took up the subject OF the
previous nights earthquake. Mr..
iIeynemann said that, judging from
the fact hat the wind changed and the
rain fell after the earthquakes, he was
Of the opinion That the earthquake is
the result of a moist current of air
being in close proximity to the surface
Of the earth. If that theory were cor
roct the mountain towns of Nevada
would be afflicted with terrestrial ague
perpetually.
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Ghe 4ailu STATE Re9ister.
CARSON CITY:
Thursday. April 6. 1871,

No MORE WAR.-On the 9th of
March, the Hon. John b. Storm,
member of Congress from Pennsyl-
vania, introduced in the House "a bill
to reduce taxation and promote peace,
by abolishing the Department of War
and of the Navy" 1t provides that
al! directly warlike studies in military
and naval academies shall be discon-
tinued, no more cadets appointed,
and the academies shall be, and here
Ivy are, abolished when the cadets now
under instruction have finished their
other studies; that enlistments shall
be forthwith stopped. and all army
and navy officers, IS soon as possible,
relieved, and put on the retired list /;
lbs all property of the United States
ia charge of either Department shall
be turned over to the others under the
residents direction, and such - is
unsuitable for their use shall be sold
snder direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury, and the proceeds applied to
payment of the public debt; that 30
soon as these provisions have been
carried into effect both Departments
shall be, and hereby are, abolished,
and all duties now performed therein
aud not hereby dispensed with, shall
thenceforth be discharged under direc-
ton of the Secretary of the Interior,
and hat the President shall propose
disarmament and arbitration to all ma
tons. The bill was referred to the
Committee OF Ways and Means.
EXECUTIVE OUTRAGEs.-While our
frontier settlements, says the Patriot,
OF Washington, are exposed to serious
danger from Indian outrages and de-
predictions, and are crying out for re-
lief, two regiments, one Of cavalry and
the other of infantry, have been or
dered from the plains into Kentucky
and Tennessee, by way of illustrating
the simplicity of Republican institu-
tons, and proving the Presidents de-
sire to get military possession of those
states. The efforts of the Administra-
tion to provoke a collision of some
kind, as an excuse for the exercise OF
more arbitrary authority, have been
~urceasing ever since the popular
judgment began to pronounce against
the President and his party. Every
new provocation of this kind must be
answered with the rebuke of patient
torbearance.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Nov. 7.-The State election
today was unusually free from publit
demonstrations but quite full vote be
ing thrown. The vote in Boston at nool
footed up, Washburnc, Republican, 3,075
Adams, Democrat, 1856; Chamberlain
Labor Reform, Gj; Pittman, Prohibition
2il. The few returns from other place.
were received at noon indicate that tht
Republicans held their own in TIT
State.
AT two o'clock the vote showed 1442
plurality for WashburnC. Scattering re-
turns from ChArlestown, Chelsea, Salem
and other places indicate Republican
maioritles about the same as last year.
BosTON, November 7.-BOstOn gives
Washhurn about 1000 plurality. Last
year Clailin lacked nearly 800 Of plu.
rality in the city. Sixty.thrcc towns, In.
oludlng Boston, foot up Washburn 81, ,02S;
Adams 1888, Chamberlain 1888, Pitt.
man 1919. Washburn's majority is 5,l3O,
Adams, Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor, was defeated in Quincy for Repre-,
sentative.
BosToN, Nov. TO p, M-,Returns
from IN cities and towns give Washburn
in round numburs 1000 votes, Adams
$1,000 and Chamberlain and Piltman
about 5000 each. Washburn's plurality
will exceed Clatlin's Of last year, which
was little less than 5000. The Legislature
will be largely Republican. Charles Hale,
lato Consul General in Egypt, is elected
Senator over VIM, d. Park, Dem. The
anti.annexatlOnists have carried Charles
town, Boston, with the exception Of the
9th ward, gives WNshburn {, lao; Adams
1l12, Chamberlain 2l0, and riltman ISL.
Last year, including the 9th ward, the
vote stood Clailin l0O5l, Adams 0,735,
Phillips 1920, scattering H. The whole
returns from the several principal towns
Indicate that the general result in the
State s q vote unusually small. Little
popular interest was manifested in this
city tonight in regard TO returns.
BOsTON, November Sc A. M.-Wash.
burne, Rep, is elected Governor over
Adams, Dem, by $4,000 plurality, with
So towns to hear from. The Republicans
will have u large majority In both bran.
ches OF the Legislature. BY cOmbina.
tlon Of the Labor Relormers and Demo.
Gratis slight gain wasmade in the number
Of Democratic members OF tho House,
which will stand Republican 17G, Oppo.
sition "a. In Boston the Republicans
made handsome gain. TheProhibitiOn
and Labor Reform vote has fallen off
about one.hall from last year, though
some Prohibitionists voted for Washburne.
The vote in 24S towns stands as follows
Washburne, Rep, O00G3; Adams, Dem,
H,7OO; ChambGrlin, Labor Reform, 5,00S;
Pitman' PrOhibitory, 5,0l0.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 7.-Electior
quiet. The vote will be heavy and the
Colorcd vote will be large.
Baltimore city, emitting the Eleventh
Ward, gives Whyte, Dem, for Governor
81 zoe; Tome, Rep, 18,00O; Whyte's mai,
1904, Last year, in the saInO Wards, the
Democratic Congressional vote was 22,.
SOL Republican, 14,400 The Dem. ma
last year In the missing Ward eleventh.
was 25O. Frederick county is reported
close and uncertain. Annapolis gives
Whyte, Dem, Tor Governor, 4Sl; Tome,
Rep, $50; Tones mai. 49, Rep. mai. on
the Congress ticket in 1870 was "A.
Whytes mai in Baltimore city s9233.
Waddington, Frederick, and Cecil coun.
ties go Republican, and Baltimore county
goes Democratic. Republican gains arc
reported nearly all over the State. The
Republicans will undoubtedly have sew.
oral members of the Senate and probably
quarter Of the House Of Delegates, They
had not amember In either branch Of the
last Legislature. The Democrats claim
the election Of their ticket by from s to 10
maj The Republicans do not conCede
the election of Whyte. OF tho nine coun.
ties on the Eastern Shore only one has
been heard from. There Is q large colorcd
vote in that section il their full strength Is
polled. Nothing has bqen heard from 81,
Marys, Charles, Calvert and Hartford
counties, In Allegheny county, Pearcc,
Rep. candidate for Associate Judge, llas a
large maj, 1t is reported to be over 49,.
900. f
BALTMoHE, Nov. 7-The Democrats
elect two State Senators in this city Tic
entire ticket for the House Of Delegates
being eighteen members. Geo. p. Kan Q
for Sheriff of this city rims about 700 be.
hind Whyte.
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1LLlNols.
FIre.Proor Ticket Elected In Chi.
CaEo, IL

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE election In the
city today passed off Quietly, though
there was great interest III the result.
Business was largely suspended. It is
evident that the citizens ilre.prOol ticket
with Hon. Jos. Medill for Mayor has been
elected by q large majority over the sore.
headed politicians ticket. The returns
from thirteen precincts give Medill 2,G79
to COS for Holden. The Bummer candi.
date for Mayor, their ratio &illbe about
the same as the rest OI the city. The
town Of Riverside voted 70lor the Fire.
Proof fTicketand nothing for the l)ummGr.
MORRISON, November7. 7.-For Congress
Beyeridge 307, Hayes 52.
UniCGdo, Nov, 1.-The returns from
twenty.four precincts give Medill for
Mayor zoos, Holden '1;4jS. This indi.
Gates total vote Of about 1900 md Me.
dill's majority will he 1900, e.
GAIRUl Nov, 7.4Cairo gives n Demo-
cratic majority on the whole ticket.
Hayes 81 majority, Bowman Democrat,
State Seuator Al majority Martin Demo.
cral, County Treasurer AZ majority, l1ely
Democrat, Surveyor 60 majority. .ga
ELGEN, Nov. 7.-Beveridge O30I Hayes
,917 ...r
CmCAGo, Nov. 7.-TliG returns from
80 out Of 81 precincts in the city give
Mclill 92si and Holden 1856. Medilrs
majority II Is thought will reach 1000
Probably the Fire.Prool candidates for
Aldermen are elected in nineteen OF the
twenty wards.
CHICAGO, Nov. T. 1880 a. M-The re-.
turns from about two.thirls OF the pre-.
cincts Oi this city give Medlll and his rs.
soCiates on the Union Fire-ProoI Ticket
5000 majority. The returns from the re.
mainder precincts will carry up the ma.
iority to 1900. Seventeen Il not eighteen
out Of twenty candidates for Aldermen
on the same ticket are elected. The
county ticket Of the same party Is elected
by full as large q majority. Bevcridge,
the Republican candidate for Congress nj
large Is elected by probably $4,000 to
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passed of generally very quietly. TIL,
returns so far received IRON liliy.seyer
towns and cities give Austin, u Republi
can majority Of 1000. The returns from
the City oI st, Paul is not yet counted
A great deal Of scratching was done il
Governor and Secretary of State, 81
Cloud City polls vote OF $50, Austin
getting but 10 votes. Duluth gives Aus,
Tin $50 minority Noreturns in from the
southern part Of the State.
ST. PAuI, Nov. 7s%Thc returns are in
from u towns and cities, giving Austin
3,l23, and Young 1,G9j; Auslin's majority
nhr IS i,42S, The Ramsey county aud
81 Paul vote is not counted, but will
probably reduce the above majority con.
siderably.
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Republican victory At Detroit.

DETROIT, November 7.-FOr the first
time In twelve years tue Republicans have
carried this city, Hugh Mafat is elected
Mayor by about 700 mSjOrity. Five Re.
puOlicans and five Democratic Aldermen
arc elected, leaving the Common Council
thirteen Republicans to seven Democrats.
The balance OF tho Republican ticket Is
elected, except, perhaps, Justice Of the
PugCG
LATER, l 35 a. M-lIoHats majority is
S9J . Republican gain of about 1900
The Democrats claim to have elected the
City Surveyor and ono Justice of the
Peace The Common Council standing
II Republicans " q Democrats.
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MASONRY.
Grand Council Of Tennc sec

Grand Council of Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, November 7--Thu Ten
nessee Grand Council of Free md AC.
cepted Masons is in session here. After
the usual preliminary the Committee on
Foreign Correspondence submitted their
report with resolutions, which were
adopted, approving of the proposition of
the Grand Council of Maine for calling a
convention OF the representatives from
all the Grand Councils of Royal and Sc.
lect Masters to meet in New York In
Juno 1872, for the purpose Of securing
uniformity in the ritual Of the cryptic rite;
welcoming the Grand Council Of Min.
ncsota to the sisterhoOd OF American
Grand Councils expressing unfeigned
pleasure in the interest displayed for
Cryptic Masanry in Canada; extending
the hand of fellowship, recognition and
correspondence to tho Grand Council of
Ontario, and appointing Robert Ramsey
Grand Representative to convey greetings
to tho New Grand Council.
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VIRGINIA.

+ ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. Title Con.
servativc candidates for the Legislature
carry this city by n majority Of about two
hundred. No returns from the county
but II Is supposed the Conservatives have
elected their candidates.
RICHMOND, NOV. 1.-THE returns arr
Of m unsatisfactory character. There
is enough known to ensure large MAORI
ty for tho Conservatives in the Legisla
tire. The Conservatives gains arc very
large, and carry everything. Richmond
Henrico counties and Norfolk Conserva.
tive. Petersburg has gone Republican
by 1000 majority. Republicans carry
Lynchburg The aggregate Conservative
majority will reach 10000.
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ARKANSAS.
The Brooks Ticket Elected In Lii.
tie 1Iock.

LITTLE Rock, Noy 1.-THE electionto
day passed of Quietly. At least 300 Der.
sons were denied the tightto vote because
their names did not appear on the regis.
tration books in tue wnrds where they
applied to vote. No official returns are in.
According to the tally ofthoso appointed
blythe Brooks men to take dowithC names
OF those who voted and how, the Brooks
ticket so.called, in opposition to Senator
Clayton's party, is elected by majority
ofirom 900 to 600 The judges arc now
busy counting, and as they allow no one
present there Is no means Of knowing the
official count.
Col Samuel w. Williams Is reelected
Grand Master Of Masons for the ensuing
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WASHINGTON.
The Meeting of the Senate Finance
Committee.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 7.-There was nc
quorum Of tho Senate Finance Committee
consequently the meeting fixed for to
day did not take place. Tho balance b
tho Committee are expected in a fdw
days. The object of the meeting is the
consideration OF notifications In the rev.
enue tariff and bills to bo acted upon next
session. The committee TO examine q
sample of infantry equipments meets TO-
morrow.
Rear Admiral Alden will leave here
Friday, with Gen. Sherman, Col Auden.
ried And Lieut.. Grant, for New York.
The Wabash will probably sail for Ma.
derin Saturday,
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Suicide Of II Former Resident of
Wheeling.

, LEAyENwoRTu, KAN, November T.
A young man named FriCker, son of n
bus agent on the Kansas Pacific railroad
between hero and Lawrence, committed
suicide last night. His iather was kindly
demonstrating against his dissipation, and
remarked that he would rather follow his
son to his grave than see him drunkard.
The young man replied, "Here goes,
father" and instantly put q pistol to his
lead and discharged It,
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Republican Victory al LeayenwOrth

LEAvENwoRTH, KANa Nov. 7.-The
returns from various wards in the city,
Fort Leavenworth precinct, and Tona.
noki and Delaware townships forCshadow
a complete Republican victory. The
average Republican majority is about
three hundred. The Democrats carried
the county last year by a small ma.
jority. The indications are the IIepubli.
can ticket in the entire State have in
CrensGd in majoritiGs.
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New CASTLE, Pa, Nov. IA large
ire In this city last night destroyed o
stable owned by =. Gordon Tho IRE
spread to several carriage sheda. The
old mansion house occupied by +. Phillips
as grocery store, paint shop, harness
shop, shoe shop and several dwellings
owned by Greer e Marquis. Loss ten to
fifteen thousand dollars, but little insur.
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Lulheran Chutch GeneraI Conneil.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, November 1.-The
General Council Of the Lutheran Church
Of America to-day formally accepted
their charter, recently granted by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania. The trus-
tees named arc Rev. Bra Knutp, Schafer,
Passayant, Pennsylvania; L. Carlson,
Chicago; j II. Sickel, st. Paul, Mimi
Mesors. S. Gross and - Fry, Philadel.
phia; Il, X. Roller, Now York. Prot.
FBtchell presented an official commune
cation from the Lutheran Conference at
Liepsic, Germany. An interesting report
upon the Castle Garden mission, New
York, was submitted Rev. Norberg, q
member OF the former Committee on
Home Missions was reelected
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10000 majority. Henry Snapp, the Re.
publican candidate Tor Congress in the
Sixth District to fill the vacancy occasion.
ed by the resignation OF h. o. Cook is
elected by 1000 majority. Wisconsin
elects Washburne, Republican by an in.
creased majority over 1860, and both
branches of the Legislature are Rcpub.
hcan.
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Hannibal & ST. 10. Railroad Elec-
linn.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IA dispatch from
Hannibal, Mo, says the election for Direc-
tors for the Hannabal Il st. 10. Railroad
was held at that place yesterday, and was
very spirited. II resulted in the triumph
Of The Toledo, Wabash & Western, Lake
Shore and New York Central, with in
terest over the Chicago, Burlington,
Quincy and Boston interest.
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WISCONSIN!

MADISON Cry, WIS, November 7.-The
weather today has been fine, and very
large vote was poled in the Slate. Pr.
tiai returns from various sections indicate
the election Of Washburne Tor Governor,
and Republican majority in the Legisla.
thre., In this city Dooliltle's majority is
119, n Democratic loss Baitz, tic Re-
publican candidate for State Treas urer
has majority Of 90.
MnwAt1tEE, Wis, November 7.-Ken.
osha City gives Washburnc, Rep, "a ma.
iority, a Republican gain over 1860 Of "a;
Mount Pleasant, Racine county, Wash.
Durne 80 majority, Republican loss oil o.
Caledonh, Racine county, Washburne "A
majority, n Republican gain of "a; Kel-
town City, Washburne % majority; Der.
lin CITY, Washburne 2g2 majority; WyO.
cenn, Columbia county, Wash6tlrne 90
majority, a Republican loss Of 25; Doyles-
town, Washbnrne GO majority; Arlington,
Columbia county, Washburpe 80 majority,
d Republican loss Of 81; Winnebago, Col.
umbfana county, Doolittlc 3S majority, a
Democratic gain Of 81; Portage, Columbia
county, Doolittle 800 majority, a Demo
cratic gain of 1882; Oak Grove, ,Iunan
county, Doolittle 81 majority; Hubbard,
Dodge county, Doolittle ei4 majority, a
Democratic gain Of 90; Randolph, Col.
nmbia county, Washburne 90 majority, a
Republirana6ss Gt 0; Racine City, Wash.
Bufne SSGRlVtity, q Republican loss Of
81, Burlington, Racine county, DOolittle
tf0 majority, q DemoceatiC loss Of 8;
Spring Green, Washburne 59 majority, o
Republican loss Of 81; Publican, Dodge
county, Doolittle so majority, a Demo.
cratic gain Of ii. IN . tI
Fox Lake, Dodge county-Doolittle o;
Republican PlOsg %. TfentOn,i Dodge
County-Washbutnc 6l; Republican, loss
10. Watertown CityGDoollttle 557 ma
lOrity; Democratic gain 80. Town oi
Beaver Dam-Doolittlo so majority. City
Of Beaver Dam-Doolittle Al; loss il
the town 10; Democratic loss Of SO In the
City of Beaver Dam. Milton Junction,
Brock copnty-Washburne 100; Repub.
llcan gain12. Palmyra, jefferson county
Washburne lG9 majority; Republican
loss 90 Cross Plains, Dane county
Doolittle 1888; Democratic gain 3s. Arena,
Iowa county-Doolittle 90. Genesee,
Wankesha county-Washburne II; Re.
publican gain 10, Sheboygan, Sheboygan
county-Doolitlle o.. sheboygan City
Dooliltle ii9. BOscabel, Grant county
Washburne 1876 majority. Town of Wan.
kesha, Wankesha county-Washburne 20
majority, Republican gain 40; was a tie
vote in In 1869. Prescott, Pierce county
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The barometer will probably fall
Wednesday along The Atlantic coast
with rising temperature. Norlhwesterly
winds will continue during the night ip
the middle and eastern States and back to
southwestern; Wednesday the barometer
will probably fall, with cloudy and threat.
ming weather throughout tho Mississippi
Valley sOutherly winds and cloudy
weather are probable for tue upper lakes;
eastefly winds for the south Atlantic and
gulf coast; dangerous winds are not IN.
tiCipatcd for our coasts tonight. ......
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MISSISSIPPI.

NNrCuEz, Nov, 7.-Thc election pass.
cd oil quietly, Tho Republican vote
here is estimated at $500. No opposition.
VGCRsBURG, Nov. 7--'rhG election pass
cd off quietly with the exception ol a
few small fights, No reliable news bG.
tore morning.
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FRANCE.

Restoration orTtanquility in Algeria
PANS, November News were re.
caived from Algeria by the Government
today highly satisfactory. The Restora-
ton Of tranquility il nearly completed
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DUBLIN. Nov. IA mob nssailcd an
escort OF military police who were con
ducting Kelly Count this morning, using
stones and other missils. One Of the
! soldiers was wounded dangerously.
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VIRGINIA and Mississippi elected only
members OF the Legislature yesterday. 1t
appearsthat in Virginia the Democrats
Will have n majority rs they have now,
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Nrw thNshY.lN6w Jersey has re.
elected Parker, her present Democratic
Hovernor, but has chosen a Legislature
Republican in both branches-which Is
FAR better.
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MAssAcHusETrs elects Washburn Ire.
pGOIicAn) Governor by over $4,000 plu.
.sLlly. s, Both branches Of the Legislature
AFcalso Republican.
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Wisconsin elects WASH.
RuRSE ltepublican) Governor over boo,
LITTLE, and likewise Republican legis.
I"lure, Some Democrats were foolish
enough to expect Wisconsin was going
Democratic, but tho State has been
sconrged enongh without adding that to
her misiorlunes
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A FATAL weakness Of the New York
City reiormen, in their contest yesterday
with TNmmany, was their lack Of concert
and harmony among themselves. While
Tammany presented n compact front
their line was drawn out in many cases
to attenuation. There were four anti.
Tammany tickets in the field. On some
candidates, as for example O'DoNovAN
RosA against TWEED, these were united,
but too many cases the different tick
els bore different names and thus made
TAmmany's victory easy.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 7-Thc returns from
the State come in slowly. The election
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-Ntcssrs. IIiglay & Company's store,
aud the railroad dcpo! at Calhoun, Ohio,
was destroyedby fire Monday night Loss
on store ten thousand Insurance in
PhUnix, $j,0O0i Manhattan, $1,000.
FSr S,,difionqi Dj,n5t+Ja, az P5,l,}b TIos
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hARYLALp-ll Is believed Maryland
%"s, I% gone Democratic, She sometimes
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rhODADILfTiEs

.. ... war DEPARTMENT,
OPPiCE or THB CHEZ SIGNAL OPFfoEtl,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 7-7:30 p. n.