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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Twenty citizens of New York, OF
whom Horace Greeley is chief, have
addressed q letter to Col. William M.
Grosven0r, of Missouri, commencing
Eve, the Republicans of New York
in which they-with an impudent al.
sumption OF authority 70 speak for All
the Republicans Of the great State 81
New Yorkgfye In their adhesion to
the Missouri Republican Convention
The letter 10 sort of indictment ofths
Republican party and a platform fol
the new organization. It charges:
/. That the Republican party is un.
der the control of those who win tse i
chiefly for personal purposes, and Il
obstruct the free expression of opinion
on important matters.
2. Asserts that political offense
should be pardoned.
3. That all citizens should be pro
tected in the enjoyment Of the right
guaranteed them by the Constitution
4. That Federal taxation should b.
imposed for revenue.
B. That reform in the civil servic,
should be such as to relieve politca
action from official patronage.
| 3. That the right of self government
should be re-asserted and the encroach
ments of the Federal power checked
Z. That q special duty rests upol
the people to do away with corruption
in Office.
s. Refers to the exposures Of Tam
many frauds in New York.
.. Expresses the hope that the Gin
cinnati Convention will be success
and pledges the Council of Twenty t
be there on the first Wednesday in Ma
next.
This is remarkable letter. III
positions taken, which are well found
| ed, are cardinal principles of the part
from which the twenty are propo
sing to recede; while, on the othe
hand, the false doctrines set forth ar
precisely those with which the Democ
racy--to whom they propose to loo
for help-is thoroughly identified.
The first charge that ssthe Republl
can party is under the control Of ind
| viduals" is a gross libel upon the mos
| independent membership that eve
composed q political party in this coun
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Little Rhoda speaks through her
State election tomorrow Sd inst. Shc
isso reliably Republican that little in
terest is manifested in the result. She
has already spoken in her Convention
for Grant, and, of course, the election
VII, be conducted on that basis.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BoaToN, April 8.
The dwelling Of Charles w. Felt, In
Cambridgeport was burned last night,
his three year old son was suffocated.
Mrs. Felt Is Frustrated by her childs
death, her life is dispaired Of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

The Register publishes to-day a
correspondence between Gov. Carpen-
ter and Judge Cole, whereby itappears
thatthe Judge has so far reconsidered
his intention to resign as to defer it
until after the next June term Of the
court, SO as to free the Governor from
the embarrassment of making an APP
pointment and placing the matter in
the hands of the people at the fall
election.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

A. . .,.,,.,.;I. o,,.f.,..ra. oc n.n,,,,,
cans or,,soaSd II ~ , sS -
Pras,dent Grant. tNe CincinrsH Con.
vertion rrnnI1 ~ def3ritsIv rrdsr-
stond. Canine rrsrs th.n 7 mouth ~.
fnre fra Ranmh5;csr Na4inr.i Nc,,vs,,.
Hon. such 4 esthsr;nr , 81 ssrnest 1 man
nom most 81 the Stafes. condncted In
the rieht snirit mfrht have - ;nf,m.
ence. On IN 1rat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mon.
somethinr az fhis sort vss ' inolei sor
Weeks have naasad erT tha nr,sc,t,,.
nitv = annsranfiv oora ~ 80 WIKI WIZ. t ~
Ignc;nnsk Tsonrs,et;n,, III, !. ;a st;T H
No mnch an nncors. ;,,t, a. os,a,, O.
far ! vol srrae,.. ' hn,y.. - 49, !. .'.s "
toes loo tn l,a ! c,nvay4,ny "o o,;sh,nr4 p snn
st;tnencv rrnrl;nr Sr;thc,,s : daar;ta
object And ond;ng l., notb;ns 'n'
Whst Il msrht f.va 49,, II ~. 49,,
If = cnnst;fnencv IL hoII az my re ~y
oor,;ar n = aasy - 80 r, mUo 49,,
State az the ITni9n, thoro oro r-no5 nor,
est Ran,hi;csms ,rhn e aso ~ uou, ~,
dnnhted r;rhf .ccord;,,ss ~ tha ss4 -
psrty USAGE. wmld nrefar some other
PresidentSal nOminee than Grant II
these men had heen called a., ~ te
represented Al 4 cnnfnrence ~ Rernl.
licans who intend II aihera f.;thf,Ilv
to their nartv. INIT w;shino ~ o..cns;.s
for the nomination az ! nav cerSi1ste
At Philadelnhia. thara vvonId hsre ha.,,
then Al least a inteli;o;bIa r,os;,,o ~ ~.
brinoinr these nennla foastta. - -.
Snch was not err.,sn.,ti,, ~, -.
nnse cf m NISSAN; r n s Hy; I1,o MI.
indicated A ;ntenf;on 70 da,ssrt e.,,:,
the Rennhlican nartv a;ther = ,,..r s !.
ia 4 new one Or r. }o;r ths n.,. -, 80.
~. Ant their i rSw ali All Lrn,r,s '' = =,
~ small srI ;,,,,.Ss",,. o ~ nioMM =
general coneont The Cincinnst; Cnn,
vention Is treatai N : v.rr. sc,oa .
thing vet to assume 4 da3n;fs sh.,,a NJ
Other than a. 4 con ference ~ ieeJ.r,
! looking 10 the phils delnh;. T,.-sa.:a.
as leritimate rrnraaa,,t. ~. y. o.s ~
marty az the n.t;cn .,,1 .asis:. 800. =. =: ~
1luence it, action tI,a,.. s ~ - - ~
fbllowinr conrss. n,,s,, :. a ~. wy ~
natl Conventinn. r.. - e1'O Sallcl -
i TO orrani,a . .h;ra x.,4.. ....4r
| platform and : t;cIat s. l;sy, WIN
those az either the Ranuhl;as., - Nh ~.
ocratic nartv. Th;s r,c,,IS =. !. D .'saar
device. IA vonld ,.iI,, ~. lar. w.
port ct the outset and th.t s,t Az. ,,o ouR
dwindle to NOTHING hascr" NJ. Nnv. my".s
The rank and Ale wnnid ..st tvo 1r !
the canyaas nroceeis \, ~. ~ IN a. =
other Of the oid ns,ties "a = 1, -. ~
case Of q lie atfemnt ssa -, sc :. -, !.
CLEVELAND n 1874 az til III :. ,n.. y. =
withIrawn.T ~ way. "oulu y
2, To court nm alliance sv,,4,, ~.
Democratic ,,srt~ ,,n a,t Ha ~ VIII .n'
ticket which wonld he .Sn,,.a dS :,
that ,artw ma. " .Sa ~ auoPsou 2!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 8.

Flour-Dull, unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet, firmer; No. 2, $l.2OA
cash; closing $l.4k; May closed at
$L251a.
Corn-Quict, firm; No. 2, 371s cash;
~ May.
Oats-Quict, unchanged; No. 2,
regular, 3Ohc.
Rye-Dull lower 6S@7l.
Barlcy-Dull, sales regular 49, csc.
Pork-Easier at $l1. so cash.
Lard--Stcady S.l0@15 cash; $50 z
April.
Meats--Nominal, unchanged.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

The Gate City comes to us flying its
rooster in the gayest of gay styles.
The Republicans elected their entire
ticket, Mayor, Marshal and five Alder
man. Rothers for Mayor, beats his
opponent, Col. Patterson 375 votes.
Democracy under the lead. of Bro.
Claggett, thought to try little of the
milk and water passive dodge. They
styled it down there the citizens ticket.
In our city you know they called it the
Democratic Reform ticket. Alas !these
lodges have both come sadly to grief.
It is bad thing to mix drinks and 50
it seems to operate politically.
Keokukians have done well, nobly /;
now for the county. friends.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

The Neus6oy Of Agency City has
suspended, and goes to Charlton,
Lucas County, lows.
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NoRwALK. Conn. April i,

1t Is impossible to give all towns in
this county tonight, owing to the bad
roads. Fairfield county falls off from
last year. One Republican and two
Democratic Senators are elected. The
Republicans gain six Representatives
as far as heard from: Leeds, dem, is
elected Sheriff. -.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

General Frank'J. Heron, former
Dubuquer. is charged with being q
defaulter to the State of Louisiana in
the sum Of 5000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

AS our regular correspondent is
absent from. the Capitol we give q
brief summary from the Register:
SENATE.

brief summary from the Register:
SENATE.
March %.
A bill providing for system Of
Normal Schools was the special order
and taken up.
The bill provides for the establish
ment of four Normal Schools in differ
ent parts of the State to be located by
Commissioners, and appopriates there.
for 10000. Passed
March 80.
A bill appropriating $7S,5OO to the
Blind Asylum was passed.
Senator Dysart, from the Joint Com
mittee appointed to examine the mater
ial used, and the work done ON the
foundation of the New Capitol build
ing submitted their printed report,
embraced in a pamphlet ofabout eighty
pages.
The substance of their report is that
| portion Of the stone used in the foun-
dation is a variety of the blue lime
stone, with soaPstonc seams, which
BREAKS ana disinsegraoes readily under
the action Of frost. There is also
anotner variety OF stone iound III the
body of the wall, o yellow magnetism
OF wMch Guy Weiis, an expert OF
LILY yo'''s e.e' .es''nus 10
nns ueep seliow s'o'e IS NO. mucn
pe'.es "'ah clay ana wan MsinNgrase
rap,'ay "huer u'e oc'ioh oi no's'ure
VI itoss, "ns. si'ou'u 'ilcroiolc ~ ~
moseu WIN 'ilese eAcepuons' 'nt
mno,' .es..'ony snows .nss sl'c 'us'
.e. -. !, 49,. 4. .'''I '.,0 W.T. 49, 9 -.
".u '.'' .s.u...'e" .os' = .''o lo,nov :
~ =. ~ s'ee s.on A'.. ..E... "a
'n.'" VIZ, s - nv - "s WV
""' g ~ 1870 = ..
i Huo0H. ,. AZ
4,
' a,"'' a,nI: 80 - 81 .o'1.
80 = . e' " = =
"" M "ss
49,, $3.50. e go. + sa , !. 4. q.
- 1 = = 800 - .Ay ~
s = = 'oun's ~"oIc = = piovs.
ma, an EXCESS " vo'es nave DeeA
po'ou "i.no'. suo'e'l'ns I'e wno y
~ ".' Ns"'0 "us' s"'S'o -
-, ,.,n
M Sammy o'p01viso.s '''t
powe' :" oailu Dl''sos wncle ol'iAel'l
asiee " saoscriDe one-tniru OF me cos
VI ule same, WIS reported Dack HON
the comatIee VITA ceftaln amend
ments, which were adopted.
Mr.. Wright Of Van Bnren, moved
that the bill be indefinitely postponed
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New York Market.

New YORK, April 8.
Fiour-Firmer.
Wheat Quiet; steady l.49@57.
Corn--Steady 7lM@72.
Oats--Quief, 55@6.
Pork-Firmer $l2.S7.
Lard-Quiet, lower, 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

The Methodists appropriated last
year, for home missionary work, 1885,
04O, which is nearly thirty.two cents
for each member IN III -ss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Judge Davis was born in Maryland,
and the late Henry Winter Davis was
his cousin.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Mrs. Partington mentions the case
Of minister who had served tho
Lord for thirty years, first as a circus
rider, then as y locust preacher, and
last Is an exhsuster.' s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Col. j. W. Forney announces that
be is confined to his bed by severe
cold and nervous prostration.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

AT Summit Station, on the Central
Pacific railroad, the snow was % feet
deep on level, on the 18th inst. Six
feet of snow fell in "a hours.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Senator Buckalew declines to be the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

.3ofaot +hc ;x,,,1.,s,s...A: 1.9
T;nn "y U.'I -. aO u VI lIcslucne
rahmsaS tI Ss ny :nasses u Tug parey
!, n,,,;. .t;,.1s $500. SSc.auls X Ivy ~
tha ss.,~..s e wv. ~ a0..al.laIlvn. la.
, NJ, ~, 0m' Wi ant = lac.lsoly 1na'
, ~ onaleo ~ cAiss ~ t.lc nv,
rn;i,;nss Day,,.':a anoly ~ .c conMOi
somai ,,,,s =, mep.o'ican vo'ors TOE per-
o. H. ss.. a.,.
10 "o,;t;a., r sSy uc5 my u:o p'lu N,-
t,,dp, .. 70 az, Ooases. naI y ~ say
st.,, ~ ... :.ae auSn VIZ Dca., 0rrulc
$780, poasoneI, anu muIuerea y mon
snnthorr - me- any o'l,J III
~ ,aa's;4; II pI.son pcns, res'1reu 70 ~
b VII So,,ah4 ~ ~ M e,yvyeu uy .,ie .l'el
WI ny anu ~, Dleu iOr .ne saivatiol
.. q tne ha,lon. Inc horrible crimes OF
zig reDelil0n are qeal&qaIsd ny me
w W. .crln poiiucal onenses;
d. ..l.u NJ ureeley anu ms irien1s tMnK
a.l ciIlzens snouiu pe Protected IN the
shJoymens o. the lgnts guaranteed
enel ~ tne yonstitutlon OF, Al otner
woras, tney ueMand the repeai OF the
HllA G aaw q tas desperadoes ~
Sou'n Cas OlAna ana Feorglas may nave
TEE license 70 Durn, TOD, ana murder
negroes ana tneir wives ana children.
4 Inc manifesto declares that
redefai .axauon should DC imposed for
revenue. Omiy few days since, Mr..
ureeiey salu II sucn PLANK was 10 pc
inser.eo IN the Cinclnnatl PLATFORM ne
could De counted out, ana yet he Is
now 80 herce for new party, his
personal grievances" are SO over
WWnelming, ms spite against PRESIDENT
ula ~. Is SO greaI, tnat ne turns sharp
On inc earring principle OF hie-time,
ana puts ms name TO letter denoun-
eng tne principle OF protectlon to home
industry, II tnat plank OF the letter
means anything IN the ordinary inter-
preta39n ~ poIaneaI phrasentogy.
l,c i ,sn ueinands civil service
leioiM. ne itepunncah party ls the
S P"Sc. oIsainAa.ion .iiat ever
,,,.'u9 D an enoN " inaug!'ratc II. II
. Mae a a., .tn vachson VINO aeclarea
smI .he liz na sno.ons Delong tne spoiis,
d;ad =, az aot;.a pal,y nxeu anu
VII LII ~ .no a1ive iuInllnent 2, ehe
ponoy Gnue us'ciarcu' Iesiuent Oraht
I Da'nn,:ulN IAvH service REFORM,
aep n congress sanctioned lt,and
s LIZ n.punlicah party OF the nation
'u Rbo s; = n,.,. = .
doetr;na aA ~ tta4n n - resiVai OF tne
s" vuo - az. '1 ~. iisn.s. II Is nos
o 81 az ~, .H. MI ufesiey snouid
s amoIs l..e Wy e III iaea. Al tnei
~ e ~. ous VI tiie Icpelloh ne "aht-
~ IT, IaI Soin ~ et ,he SCUM go
u ~ ue 4La We Psace az any price anQ
crnsh t Io uslp,,;n an par.y iousnt 70
- MI M;. .mo aI pe1,l MI ureeley went
1919 ~ = sn, a ans " pa!cil up 9ishon-
ocra. = .v tha co..., Every oia Dem
tr;na nfS 4o Sou:n peiieves IN tue 9oc-
t;an e - - az Sa'.s. Li.s anu py he adop-
s.t,mo =, .s1 5a S p,ank oI 'he letter the
NV "1 n.y. a at themselves sfuareiy IN
.nl Dsnnocrat!c camp, anu virtually
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s,se5.25l 4,s2O,555
3.@5.25l
Increase number
1,l25,3N

tain no hogs cut since the first of the
month, although many have been cut
since Then At Chicago and at Indianap-
Olis.-N. Y. Times.
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8. Y,euis 1.-Two stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 3.
Hogs--Dull, $3.75@4.40. Receipts
1870
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

Forney calls Oliver Wendell Holmes
"a delicious literary canary"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04
SENATE.

In the Senate bill was passed COM
pelling railroads to construct cattle
guards and connect their fences there
with at all crossings made for persons
owning lands on both sides of the rail-
way. Also bill making it not lawful
for cities and towns to issue bonds for
Indebtedness evidenced by warrants
to meet current expenses, but for such
Indebtedness levy should be made al
Oncp -.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

The dolly Warden SO much talked
about just now, in "dress circles" is an
overdress nearly similar to polonaise !;
it is used as house dress, and is be-
coming qnite fashionable. dolly
Warden" il 4 character in Dickens
novel Of .Barnaby Rudke.' She was
q locksmith's daughter, aN,lively CO.
quette, and the garment now named
after her is q revival Of the style worn
| in England at the period that story il
laid. $50 e Y
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

A bill granting the right Of way
through public lands for railroad
from Salt Lake City to Portland
Oregon. Passed.
A steamboat bill was taken up.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-04

j. Russell Young is going to Europe
for two years.
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The editor Of the Dubuque Hsyald
is Ham, and his partner j. 4 Carver.
The moral is obvious"
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HARTFoRp, April !

Cole, rep, is elected Senator from the
LIST district. Russell, rep, is re elected
Sheriff OF this county by large major
ity.
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HOUSE.
April 1.


A bill to restrict the provision made
fer the poor outside OF the Poor House,
to the widows and children Of deceas-
ed soldiers, was discussed at length,
and finally postponed, and made the
special order for next Thursday.
The bill preventing the too frequent
changes in school books, which passed
the Senate some time ago, was taken
up, and ordered engrossed.
Tha bin to encourage manufacturing
in this State by exemption from taxes
came up. and was after much rambling
talk, and good many amendments,
finally indefinitely postponed.
Some bills were lost, because SO few
were present, and the House finally ad-
journed, because quorum was not
present.
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And from 1865 to the present the in
crease has averaged over eight hundred
per annum.
Why should the forty thousand post
masters which we now have, and the
one hundred thousand which we shall
have in half century more be APP
pointed by an officer at the seat of
Government, who can in the nature OF
things know nothing personally about
the person appointed! Is there any
good reason for continuing this system !?
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
Osnnsesicut ana victery,

The Liberal Republican Cabal, has
found its Appomattox and Democracy
shuns the dead carcass.
Sumner the mighty statesman, the
peerless Boston Commoner Illuminated
his decree tor the destruction of Grant,
among the Granite hills and through
out the borders of the land of wooden
nutmegs. Greeley with his Tribune
reaching every four corners P. o. in
both these States had long given politi-
cal gospel to thousands of the sturdy
New England farmers and operatives,
and indeed, they were by Greeley even
led at first to doubt and falter upon
Grant, but the old gray haired journ-
alist went too far, the tales he told
were too enormous in size for their
credulity, aud the new company he was
making himself free with disguised
them, and they i'm sorrow and not in
anger laid aside the heretofore trusted
old philosopher rs unreliable, from the
weakness of years and an over-wean-
ing ambition.
Lyman Trumbull, who first saw the
light i'm old Connecticut, lent also a
helping hand and would honor his
native State by having one of her sons
in the person of himself placed in the
Presidential chair.
Schurz makes tremendous efforts
in defamation and wicked insinuation
but really New England soil is not his
battle-ground, no more than it was in
Wisconsin or Michigan, He does bet.
ter as the advocate and shyster for the
rebel democracy. However all this il
TO no purpose. or rather we might say
with some degree of certainty that we
are right, that it has had the effect to
add to the republican majorities in
both New Hampshire and Connecti
cut. The people have become DISCUS
ted with the willy, rascally attempts L
supplant the hero of the great rebel
lion, and we predict now that the more
effort that is made by all the combined
Isms for the defeat of Grant after the
manner in which they hay3 thus fiji
been made, the stronger he viii be.
come. The people cannot be deceived
however much, cunning, designing
men, may flatter themselves to the con
0t~Syt
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When President Grant took the ex-
ccutive chair of the Nation 500 ma
tional bond was worth 82.72. Three
years have now elapsed and such bond
is now worth SOL. thereby adding to
these securities in round numbers
1898 O00, 600. All this has been done
while steady reduction has been go
ing on, both in the Internal Revenue
Department and on tariff duties in
The financial success Of Grants Ad-
ministration has been and is matter
of wonder 10 the best tinanciers in the
world and has established the credit of
the Nation upon such firm foundation
that il leads the van among all the
governments of earth. AT the close of
rebellion the same men i'm this country
who fought to destroy the Nation, or
who sympathized with those who did,
as also. the hatcrs Of Republican gov
ernment in other lands. maintained
that the National debt was an incubus
that would weigh the Nation down
and never could be met.
SO declaring because they wished il
fhus and because it was the only thing
left them whereby they could ruin
the country, democracy for four or five
wears after the close of the war adopted
and advocated Reputation.
Democracy. Liberal Republicans,
Labor Reformers and Temperance
men, by new departures, ,,passiveism,
Columbus and Cincinnati Conventions.
and investigation after investigation,
are uniting as well as they can for the
common object Of putting out of power
the administration that has accom-
plished so much. Democracy in point
of numbers comprise all the opposition
save mere handful. The questions
for the American people to solve are,
will that old time democracy be likely
to improve upon the present admins
tration, or will they not. Judging the
future by the past, fall far below il,
even indeed SO far, as to endanger the
the very existence of the government
they came SO near destroying in the
last decade. The case seems to ms a
very plain one to decide upon, SO much
so that the honest Intelligent citizen
need not err therein.
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L.ATEI9T
Telsgrapllie News
CONNECTICUT.

IIfoITID S17aIsstY 10 m oov1lIl.
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Heavy freshets reported in Georg a.
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New HAVEN, April l.
The entire Republican ticket is elect
ed beyond doubt.
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wAsHIseros, DC, April 8.
81. HOUSE.
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Jewell is elected Governor by about
700 majority.
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