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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-05

us " there 10 any difference which swear
Is correct
Mr.. Fsfgusons sworn ststeinen; re-
forred TO above We have hot nj hand aud
don't remember TO have seen.
Let US say this in reference TO Mr..
Csnda's statement. We do not know that
II IL correct--thst tho road az far as con-
siructcd did cost what he says ii did He
has sworn to the statement. but that fact
docs not relieve tho company Of tho duty
Of making careful inquiry into all its de-
tails. Tho company must verify it, and IL
it contains any false items they should not
conceal the fact from the public. We
shall not. We care ss little for Cands and
Payson as for any two men in the world.
We owe them nothing. They
are not our DEBTORS. But We
will no, condemn them until
we have proof that they merit cendemns.
ton. They have been unfortunate on ac-
count OF their Investment, in this road,
and we sympathiss with them, but wo
VIM 'ui WIZ 'c"N no ~
give TO them any favors NJ the expense Of
the people.
We hope we have answered the ques-
tons Of the Sun to tho satisfaction Of
that surprisingly bold and outspoken
journal.
And now lot us ass the sun few
questions;
Docs the Sun believe the cot trac, with
Rowland and associates an ill.advisod
| contract
lfso, 10 what particulars
And who lie responsible for tho m sking
Of tina, contract? VIII the Sun give
names
1.-THE sun should decide the contract
to be ill-advised and naGc the directors
who are responsible for it, will it state
whether it believes tines. directors were
influenced by good OF bad motives, and
from whom it has obtained lis informs-
ton on this point?
IL the contrac. 10 n bad ono, what would
the San recommend? Shall we rspudi-
Ate or stand by that contract?
We have answered. all the suns ques.
tions, and now We pause for reply to
our intereogstions
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October, dull and lower; No. 2, 2;fC,2s
for cash.
Rye; steady, al CT.
Barley: la fsir dcmsni aud higher;
No.2 fall, 81 80; No. 8 spring, si@90.
Provisions: steady.
Pork: steady, u, ~ cash or January;
IL. for December.
Lard: steady, at CO cash; for January;
Z! for February.
Meat; dull; Gales OF old on spot clear
tniddlidgs, 8.
Whisky; steady, at IS
ST.. Louis. November 4.--Hemp dull
md nominal.
Flour dull, weak and lower, to sell.
Wheat demorA!ized and from s95c
lower; Me- spring 9e0S5c; do soft 81 I;
No red fall 81 22SI "a sample lots
No sold at 81 45@l so.
Corn lower closed 1st round lots No
. mixed sold at 36l@37!e cash regular
car lots in elevator Acc,
Oats dull ard lower; No2 mixed see
Barley slow and choice only really sale.
nb. 10 choice red 81 35(gl 90.
Rye dull and lower; No 6lG,62c.
Pork iull at Sl3 cash.
Dry salt meat quiet loose clear RIB old
J.c new &c; clear ribs 6. 9 cash.
Bacon, business confined to 1lling or
ders clear rib Gi@Gsc each; order lots
shoulders Gsc; clear RIB &c; clear r..
Lard dull; butchers 6i(1Ic.
Whskey steady and firm t9lc.
Cattle dull and only local demand at
unchanged prices.
Hogs lower at So 25@)3 62sc.
NEw ORLEANS, November 4.--Brsn
duh, Sl@l 02R.
holders asking SIS rs.
Sugar quiet, common ~ good common
| &c good s;c.
Molasses, steady and fair demand, 5oG9-
j5c, prime to strictly prime 6s95oci
choice 6lc.
Whi.key 95@97!c.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, November 4.-Scattoring re-
light vote compared with 1871 and 1872
and indicate thu re-olection OF Governor
Washburn by from eight to ten thousand
plurality. The ant-prohibition WAS nm
element OF strength to the Democrats
and their candidate, Mr.. CASTOR, received
"a heavy vote in several Of the largest
cities aud towns from the opponents Of
tho INSTRUMENTATION. The contest for
state senator in the 9th (Sufolk) district
resulted in the election Of JohnathAn A.
Lane on tho Republican Citizen ticket by
over 1000 majority over John l.. Steven
son, who was candidate on both the reg
ular Democrat and Republican tickets.
In the second Middlesex district John T.
Banks was also elected senator over tho
regular Republican candidate by . hand
some majority.
Tho vote Of Boston, with the exception
Of three wards, returns from which are not
in, give CASTOR about $4,000 plurality.
Lowell gives Wsshburn i,5si and Gas
ton AFRO.
Worcester gives Wasburn 2,l62 and
CASTOR 3, $50, and also elects Q Democratic
senator and member Of the House.
The vote Of ll3 cities and towns foots up
-Washburn, 33,02S CASTOR, 1924 Last
year the same towns gave Washburn
40, 100 and Bird 24,llo. Wsshburn's plu-
raiity last year WAS about 25,0oc, which,
the returns SO far indicate, has been cut
down about one-half at this election. Tho
Republican ticket for state officers is
elected, and the Republican counsellor
ticket, together with Republican msjor-
ity in both branches Of the Legislature.
Banks plurality for state senator is
over 1900.
Charles Hale 10 elected TO the Lsgisln.
iurs from Boston by u large mel or,'y,
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RIVER.

PiTrsDu 10, November 4.-River fall
ing; 6 feet inch in channel.
NEW ORLEANS, November Arrived:
Charles Bodman and Belfast, St Louis.
Raining oil day.
NASHVILLE, November i.-Rivor fall.
ing 4 feet 2 inches on shoals DEPARTED
Burkesvile. Weather cloudy and raining.
VIcKsBugu, November 4.--Down .
Natchez, Parsgoud. Up: Legal Tender
Arrived Capital City. Raining. River
rising
ST.. LoUIs, November ARRIVED .
Grand Tower, Memphis; Northwestern,
Keokuk; Lsura l.. Davis, Louisville.
River stationary. Clear and warm.
CiSciSsATI, November 4-Rivor 10
feet 0 inches and falling. Rover and
Mary Savage passed with a ni'cel ianeous
tow from Pittsburgh TO ST. Louis. Cloudy
EVANSVILLE, November 3-Cioudy
and mild. Mercury $3.50. The river
has ri,en thros inches. Port list: Up
Hiram Campbell, midnight; Idlewild, !
an; Roberts, On m; Storm No. 3, .
an; FAyet,e, 2 M Greyhound. =
p m; Silverthorn, pm II ; Wemer-
vaue, Eta Hughes, 4pm; To'sscon, 4
p mi Florence Lee, p IN; 3uickstep, d
p IN. Business active.
MEMPHIS. November 4.--River rising
rapidly; foot o inches in the past TWEEN
four hours Mollis Moore
Emma Elliott, Tom Jasper 10. Kenney,
ST. Louis: Mary Houston, Belle of Texns
Louisville; Onwschata Belle, New Or
leans; Frank Forest, Evansville; A. j..
White, Napoleon, Dsparted-Belo Of
Texas, Nollie Moore, Tom Jasper, Mary
Houston and local packets. Departures
io.morrow-JohnA A. Scudier, at Z +. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, November 4.-Ever fall
ing slowly with . feet in the cannl, and
. feet in the chute. Weather mild and
cloudy with prospect. of rain. Business
very light. The little Condor, with pro-
ducc boats, for New Orleans, descended
the Falls. The Rover, for ~. iLouis,
from Pittsburgh, with merchandise,
passed through the canal this evening.
The Charlie Brown, with six barge. Of
iron ore, passed up for Pittsburgh The
Alice Brown, Fred. Wilson. and Baltic,
with coal tows, left for New Orleans.
Arrived-Pat Rogers, from Cincinnati
Dove. from Madison. Departures -
Pat Rogers, for Cincipnatti Grey Eagle,
for Henderson; Dove, fo- Madison; Pay
tonia and harces, for New Orleans; Ada
Holman, for Nashville.
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MEANER THAN TIE npvtr
WANTED HIM TO BE

While 1t has undoubtedly been proven,
many time and oft, tina, great .mo,.
gsncies dsvslops high aud noble ou,li,o,
OF ehsrscter' the converse ia also true,
thst exceptional events often bring 10 ,hs
surface creatures in the form Of hum.n
beings Who It 10 difficult TO believe arr
possessed Of even the comnonest instinct,
Of humanity. Among this class, acting
Mayor Cicalia, OF Memphis, richly do
serves 70 b remembered 70 oil fu,ur,
Zine. Durlpg the illpsas Of Mayor John
con Of yellow fever, Mr.. Cicslls, by vir
scsoi HE right - president Of the bosre
II ailsrmsu, assumed the position of act
iae0ayor Of the city. Last week be pre-,
sssts1 hinaesif At the depot Of contrib.
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FROM PITrSBURG.

PIrrsBuHo, November 4.-Shortly te-
foro II o clock to-day young man named
Warnerock was sufocsted by being buried
under an ombsnkment. rhe deceased,
together with another man and boy,
wers engaged in digging coal out Of an
snlbankment. They had been working
several hours, and were engaged in boar
ing IN, when hug. mas OF coal and
earth came down and completely buried
them. Tho mass WAS packed so closely
that ut first it WAS feared all the parties
had been killed. WArnerock was the
first reached, but life WAS extinct. The
other man and boy were next taken out
and were found t. have escaped injury
with the exception of few slight bruises
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VIRGINIA.,

RiCnMoSD, November s. The election
in this city passed of very quietly, the
polls in every precinct closing without
any Disturbance The voting on the part
of the whites has been quite full, but the
colored vote has not been 50 good Some
leading Republicans haye conceded the
election Of kemper hy 1900 to 10000
ms ority. fbero are no returns in yet
from the city precincts, but tho Indications
are that Komper'S majority will no. be less
than 500 In Richmond.
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Oun correspondent, Veritss," calls at.
tsntion TO the facts insisted upon by all
psfsons who have infor nation on the sub.
ject, and denied by strangers, that Cairo
10 the most hesl.hful city in tho United
States; and, We may add, in the world.
We have doctors, and with under,skers
We have not altogether dispensed; but,
We venture the assertion, that ,berc is no
city in the country Of the population Of
Cairo that has 80 few Of the ma kors of the
bo1ss 10 which are deposited mortal re-
mains. Cary and Fei.h are the only .vo;
and most Of the time--so healthy 10 the
city-neither has anything TO do. Indeed
we have heard II suggested, that the two
cof3n. sellers, 70 make enough to stain
life in themselves, propose to add othel
businesses to their present trade. 1t 10 said
Gary will open butcher shop, and Fie:h
become an ofice-holder. They will, il.
may be necessary TO state, still furnish to
the few people who will die, in spite OF all
the inducements to live offered TO them,
cases for their bodies, al reasonable prices
but, unless the city becomes less healthy
neither will rely upon HE present business
for aaivelihood. And yet there are men
rh2 trsducing our city, say i, ia un-
healthy Will the Did prejudice never
wear away? Would we DO rash in Ask
ing the Sun if i: has an opinion on ,his
subject tina. it dsres TO express?
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MISSISSIPPI.

NIcKsBrEG November i.--Tho election
passed off quietly, only about half the US
ual vote was cast. Alcorn probably elect
ed. Scratching prevailed 10 an unpra.
cedented extent at all the poles. Nothing
can yet be given rs to the general result.
NArcuEa, November 4.-The election
passed Of quiet. Weather bad. Vote
small. Tho county gives Aros $1,000
majority. Returns not sufficient to indi-
cato the general reanlt.
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Gov. BrvERrpGR is after the prize
Aghtsrs, Allen and McCoole, and all their
allies and sbc,.ora On Friday last he
made fsquisition on the Governor Of
Missouri for the principals in the late con-
tsmplatsd fight and all who had aided or
assisted them in any way. The Governor
10 determined that the sacred soil Of ILL.,
nois shall not DO dssecra,ed by any such
brutal performance a, prize-fcht, and
he 10 right.
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EkOM MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Nov. A.--The steamer
City OF Toledo, OF the Inmsn limo, ran
ashore ut 10 o'clock last night, near
Manistee, bound for Frankfort, with .
sad for Msnistec, but found the weather
90 heavy that she was obliged to put back,
and missing tho hsrbor shs went ashore
north OF tho pier. She NV lies essy on
tho sand.
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NNESOTTA.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. 4-The return. 60 fur
are meagre, but indications from all
places point TO the election of the entire
Republican State ticket by a handsome
majority, Davis running ahead of his
ticket and there has been a good deal Of
scratching. The returns from the city
will not be in until worry lsto hour on
account of mixed ballots, with considerable
change in the Legislature.
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LATER.


Fif.y-seven additional towns from the
interior Of tho State give u net Republi.
can majority OF 220; net Democratic gain
1898 not Republican msjority in thirty
seven towns, thus, far, 1886: net Demo
cratic gain, ,S72.
The Republicans undoubtedly carry
Putnam county. Hamilton Fish, Jr.. Is
elected to the Assembly. St. Lawrence
county gives Thayer 1000 msjori,y.
Franklin county gives about 800 mejority
for Thayer. Seneca county complete
gives Willers 025 majority. Tioga coun-
about 700. Thoio are heavy Democratic
gains in oil OF the above counties over tho
vote Of 1871.
ll:i0 p. m.-Rcturns from fsty-three
additional districts and towns in the sta TO
shows net Republican majority of l,l3i.
At this hour the total returns from TWEEN
ty-fve districts and towns show net ma
iority Of G, 800, and a net Democratic gain
over the vote of 1871 OF 1851 Elmirs
gives 235 Democratic ina iority. In Brook
Ign Hunter Ode nocratl is elected mayor
by about 200 majority.
NEW YORK, November 81 A. NJ
Additional returns from thlr.y-one dis
tricts in the State, give $3.50 net Repub-
lican majority, making n total Rcpubli-
can majority, in 1852 towns, of 1881.
Albany county gives 1900 majority for
the Dem ocratic State and county ticket.
Denton, Democrat, is elected Senator, and
three out Of the four assembymen elected
are Democrats, the Republican candidate
in tho fourth assembly district being
elected by majority of 30.
Monroe county, complete, gives Tbayer
GOO majority. Lord, Democratic candi.
date for Senator, in the twenty-eghth dis
trict, Is elected by about ., 50ot to 1900 ma.
jority.
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MARKET REPORT.

CHICAGO. Nov .+.--Flour steady, 81 rs
(95 20 for good to choice.
Wheat; in fair demand and lower; No.
spring 81 02i regular, November,
VI O3!@l O5i No. 2, 9939Sl O0t cash;
99!@xi tor November, closing At mod
crate prices; No. 3, 96.
Corn: in fair demand and lower rates
No. 2 mixed, 35l cash 81 for Dscsm ber
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 4.--Rsturns IRON
tho city election come in slowly, but
enough ia known 10 insure the election of
the entire People, ticket over the Citizen,
or Law and-Order ticket by minority OF
5000 to 5000, and twelve out Of the
twenty aldermen on the same ticket. The
former ticket was headed BY IL ID. Colvin
for mayor; the latter by l.. l.. Kond tho
present acting mayor. One principal
point at issue was tho Sunday liquor law,
which will doubtless he defeated. There
are very few reports in from tho country,
but those received show large farmers.
vote.
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AT . meeting Of the Southern Histori-
cal Society, a. Richmond, las, week, it
was stated BY Gen. Early that Gen. r.
z. Lee had purposed writing . history of
the late war, and wa, engaged in the
collection Of material for i. a, the ,imo of
his death.
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The vote ot Boston complete gives
Wsshburn Lac, CASTOR Ola aud scat.
tering 90, total vote 2G9oo-which il q
little moro than half Of last year The
Journal office At midnight bad returns
from 3ll towns, giving Washburn 90, l26,
Castor $3.50 and scst,ering 426. or
forty senators the republicans elected 20.
The house will probably be three-fourihs
republican. In the senate two to one are
opposed TO tho liquor law.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, November 4.---Iarri-
son Gambo has just instituted q suit in
equity against the Philadelphia Board of
Brokers TO compel his reinstatement as .
member thereof. and asking for damages
for being kept out of the daily session of
that body.
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tn. railroad and warehouse commits
sionsrs are aow In session At Springfield,
and will to-day hold . conference with
the Attorney General and lawyers from
different sections Of the State as to the
suits 70 b. instituted against different rail.
road companies for extortion.
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SroKEs has gone to Sing Sing, where,
Arrayed 10 prison gsrb, with hair cut
short he IL 70 b employed as clerk in
the cigar mandatory of the prison, and
thus carry out hi, sentence to "hsrd
labor
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FROM MEMPHIS
YELLOW FEvIR.

MEMPHIS November 4, s p. m-Des,hs
for the twenty-iour hours ending At q Q.
in.--From yellow fever, 4; from other
causes, 2. There has been steady rain
since 10 o'clock, and the temperature 10
falling. Few cases are reported,
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THK Southern Insane Asylum, a, Anna,
will be open for the reception of patients
on the list Of December, under tho super
intendsncy Of DR.. J. II. Barnes,of Cen
trail Iowa.
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ARK ANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November 1.-The cleo
ticn to-day passed of quietly. 1t raned
nearly all day. The entire Republican
ticket IL elected.
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THE NEW PARTY PROBABLY
SUCCESSFUL IN WISCONSIN,
MASSACHUSETTS, DRltING TO
WARDS DEMOCRACY. @
GAIN AS FAR AS HEARp FROM
TWENTY THOUSAND
PEOPLES TICKET ELECTED IN
CHICAGO.
NEW YORK,

NEw YORK, November i.--The state
election returns are coming in by town
ships ana districts. Sixty.iour of these
show n totul Republican majority OF 3,3Sl;
the balance u Democratic msiority OF
2,l95; net Republican msjority, !, lsG.
The vote for Secretary of State, as COM
pared with the vote in 1871, is used ms tho
base OF comparison, and shows Republican
gRins Of $50. Total Democratic gains
2,lG2; net Democratic gain, Lac.
NEW YORK, November Abb +. NJ
There have been no definite returns from
any part Of the city; but it is claimed
the city has gone Tammany Democrat by
from $4,000 to 10000 msjori,y. Ii the
latter figures prove correct there is not
much doubt but that the State has gone
Democratic by several thousand majority.
The election Of s. g. Cox 10 Congress is
conceded. The returns from Brooklyn
indicate that Hunter, Democratic candi-
date Tor Mayor. has been elected and tho
Democratic majority Of that city for Sec
rotary OF State will probably reach 5000.
Sixty-ave interior towns, additional to
those sent givea net Republican majority
Of 1926.
The net Republican majority in total
Of lsl towns and cities 10 g, 229 This in
cludes syracuse city Republic majority
l39, and Auburn City Republican nsjor-
ity 1870 Nothing up to 1918 p m from
the city election.
Top. MN this city, 50 far, tho vote
upon the state ticket is greatly mixed, ow-
ing 20 the attempted combination between
Apollo Hall and the Republicans. De-
spite the early closing Of the polls and the
expectation of early returns from tho
reno,est parts of the city, the result of the
election has been slow, tho delay being
due to the long list Of names embraced in
the general ticket. At this hour the re-
turns Of the vote for sheriff are still lack
ing 10 . number of districts, but the tota
figures received SO far leave no doubt of
tho election Of Conner tor sheriff and
Walsh for county clerk by very large
minority. The vote for sheriff thus far
stunds-Conner (Democrat), 1892; Nc
Cook, J. ,64s. For county Clerk, Walsh
(Dehiocrath 1896 Patterson (Republi-
cam, IL, 456.
li:30 p. m.--Re.urns from over orc
hundred prseinets OF Tie city Indicate .
majority Tor Conner, for sheriff, $500
Walsh, for county clerk, 1900.
ll:35 p. m.--Returns from ono half OF
| the city gives Cohnsr a ma GRITTY of 49,
500; Walsh, 1873. Sixth Congressional
district Wsdswortb, 3,ldl Cox, 1921
ALBANY, November i.--Indica,ious are
that the Democrats have carried this
county by one thousand SHORTY.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, November LIN the
election to-day Taylor tho democratic
candidate for mayor of this city, received
In the FIRST ward 46s majority ia the
seventh ward 297 fourth ward liz; in tho
tenth ward 523 in tho fourteenth ward
$50 and $50 IN the ninth ward. All the
democratic Sssembly-men were elected.
Tho returns show the democrats TO have
gained largely over vote of two years
ago.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. The city OF
Milwaukee gives Taylor, Democratic csn.
didsto for Governor, G,80o; New York
cJk " IL estimstod at 5000; other Demo
craSs yssemblymen in the county elected.
The Daily Sentinel, the Washburn organ,
coming in that Taylor will carry the
State by 5000.
MILWAUKEE, November 3. 80 $50 a IN.
--Reiurns received up TO II o'clock snow
gains for Tay lor. Democrat. Tho Liberal
and Reform candidate for governor from
about one-third Of the state, outside of
Milwaukee, 600. The Reform party
claim 5000 majority, while the Republic
cans conccde 5000. A very light vote
was polled.
KANSAS.
JUNCTION CRY, Nov. AIN the el.c.
ton in this State to-day for members of
the Legislature and county offices, in
Davis county, resulted in the election OF
A. g. Stickney, Independent Republican,
and famous nominee for representative;
John T. Price, was re-clected Treasurer,
and Il. Il. Keeble, elected Sheriff
Lawrence, Nov. 4-The farmer.
movement carries this county by about
500 majority over tho regular Republican
ticket. Brown ia elected Senator TO I'll
the vacancy, and following members OF
the thouse were elected, John Watts,
l.. II. Edison, aud j Horton.
TOPEKA. November John Morton,
independent, Ira johnson, Granger and
Welchou', regular republicans, were
elected Representatives to this county.
The republican county ticket was elected
DETROIT.
DETROIT, November 4.-Tne municipal
election ia this city passed oil very
quietly. Twelve precincts heard from
give MoiTat, republican candidate for
mayor ESQ minority. This rnsjority will
probably resch 10 600 Tho republicans
elected city clerk and attorney director,
while the democrats elected police
Justice and probably treasurer aud justice
Of the peace. Tho Republicans will have
n ms oriiy oil one or TWO IN the city coun-
ell and majority of the board % es,i-
mates. The cities Of Grandhavan, Ion.a
Holland and fifteen towns give Williams,
republican, q majority of 2D0-s largo re-
pulirau tpsS nysr the vote nf ~