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THE fools are not all dead, nor have
designing men ceased to eDdeavor to
throw in bones of contention among
good men, who are honestly seeking
to labor for the public welfare. The
nomination of Governor Throckmor.
ton for the congress Of the United
States was perhaps IA fair, as candid
and unanimous an expression OF the
choice OF his district as has ever been
made in the state or elsewhere, II
inspired confidence anu enthusiasm IN
all the districts OF the state, for all felt
TINT they had property in the govern
or, and that the state delegation would
be greatly strengthened by his being
member. That choice so unanimous
and so largely synipathlzed with ~
the state should have any eontinu-
ed opposition at home Is remarkable
and vet It appearstbat a few dissatisfied
persons IN Fort Worth have attempted
10 stiran element of discord, and thus,
If possible, prevent the nominee rom
receiving every vote in the district
II is not that we fear the slightest pos
sible damage to the prospects of Cow
ernor Throckmorton that we refer 10
this little occurrence. On the ;ontra'
ny, IL II had any effect at home at ALI
il win probably he to call out tee vote
of his district, aud swell his majorities.
But we speak of II because Of the prin-
ciple involved, and the precedent
which may be claimed from 1t. We
are most happy 10 see that the gram
gers have promtly and authorita-
lively denied any knowledge OF
or completely In the thing. This
Ia worthy Of them, But the
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FOR SALE.

One ten horse power upright Buckeye en-.
glne, with Straub grist mil aud gin COM
plete, ~ good ~ new, for sale cheap for
cash. Apply 10
ROSS WILKINSON,
Waskom's station, 4. and p. H.. X.
20Sdlm
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men, few ~ they were, who allowed
themselves 20 he drawn Into this moye.
ment ought % know that they are
wrong, no utterly wrong that duty and
honor require Them IA retraoe their
steps, aud undo what they have done,
not 81 damage ~ the party ~ person
against whom they have acted alone OF
uhlenyi but OF damage done "a the
right, aud 10 themselves. They should
not walt for the press nor the party tn
Fehnke them, bni they should sel them.
selves right, aud thus administer the
rehlke themselves such IN 'ngsshould
he rowned down by every lover ~ his
country, - Houston Telegraph,
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ATk'N'ls votes on q nov con.llIl.

Arkan'ls votes on q new eonslltl'
lion,
These elections Involve fOrly'sl1
members ofeongress, aud three United
States senators,
There Is Ia be- n0 exlenslye removal
Of the posImasIers IN Texas, hnl those
~ Galveston aud Houston will be- re-
quesled TO resign, not In oonueoilon
with their oiiieial duties, bat on other
grounds implying disrepuiable con-
duet outside.
Nav oaLEAss, October la,--ll h
reported that u fight occurred Sunday
afternoon NJ Polnte u La Hatche be-
tween the Butler aud Mahony republl.
can facllona, One man was seriously
wounded,
The following explains itself
NEW ORLEANS, October 1--WE
have noticed Ia the northern papers
dispatches stating that we aud other
ooloTed men cooperated aud sympa.
thlzed with the proceedings of the
meeting held In the Central church
October sih, This h not true, We
are In full sympathy with the rcpublI.
can party and the administration, aud
do not approve Of he apparent objects
OF the few maloonients who convened
aud managed the meeting.
lslgned, u. j. JounEnr,
JANIS LEWIS.
Mayor Wilt, with the approval of
tho city council, has telegaaphed Pres
ident Grant, 1T DenIson, Texas, lnyit. |
Ing him and suite 10 visit New Or |
leans, promising u cordial welcome by
the citizens aud authorities.
The following coniradicts the state
ment made by the parish officials In
kilograms 10 Governor Kellogg this
NEW IBERIA, October H.. II live six
miles above ~. Marllnsvlle was nj
Bronx bridge all day Saturday SAW
or heard nothing Of intimidation was
nj home nj nine o'clock there IL no
truth In tho report that one hundred
and fifty white lcaguers were In that
nelghborhood or elsewhere In the
parish. MARTIN VOORHEES,.
JEROME PARK, New York, October
". AT the races to-day the first race
was for purse OF $500, the winner to
be sold at auction, one mile and n
half was won by Katie; Galway, SEQ.
ondi bennington colt, third Reso-
lutte, fourth Redblrd, nflhi Scratch,
sixth. Time, 2l7l,
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KEItles.

GALVESTON, Oct. l2.--Hides firmer
and o shade higher Dry flint, selected,
10G919lc;wet salted, selected, Ole; butch
ers' green, Sc; dry salted, nominal dam,
aged half price badly damaged and
glue stock, one quarter price,
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SARGETs BY TELEGRAPH.


Financial.
GALVESTON, October l2--Money easy.
Discount for regular customers, | per
cent street rate, lG@li per cent on
good commercial paper and collaterals.
Gold continues quiet. Buying, 1881;
selling, lU0. Silver buying, 1867; sell
ing, lO7l.
Exchange quiet. Commercial New
York sight currency, ! discount; New
York sight gold, ! premium; New Or
leans sight currency, discount; New
Orleansslght, gold, premium; sterling,
sixty days, 50 "a; bankers New York
sight, currency, par New York sight,
gold, ! premium; New Orleans sight,
currency, premium; New Orleans
sight gold, ! premium; sterling, sixty
LONDON, October IL. Erie %.
TRANSPORT, October l2.-United
States 62s, on.
New York, October l2.--Stocks dull,
Money 2per cent. Gold 81. Exchange,
long, 81 S5, short, 81 IS. Govern
ments dull. State bonds dull.
New ORLEANS, October 12..-G0ld
99c. Sight par Sterling 5Sls'
GALVESTON, October l2.-Cotton
market strong. Good ordinary,
1899; low middling, l4Sr; middliDg,
l4Ic. Sales 900 bales; receipts, 1916
bales stock, 22,30G bales.
LiYERpooI, October l2.-Cotton steady
Uplands, sd; Orleans, sgd. Sales, l5,-
600 bales, including 1900 bales for
speculation and export.
$50 p. M--Sales to-day 1900 bales
American. Sales on basis of middling
uplands, nothing below low middling,
deliverable in October, 7 l5-l6d.
New ORLEANS, October l2--Cotton--
Demand active. Sales, 1850 bales.
Supply limited, the receipts not yet
being sampled. Prices irregular. Or
binary to strict good ordinary l3@l83c;
low middling to strict low middliug'
14IcGl4sc; middl.ng TO street mlddllng
14jC5l4sc; good middling TO middlipg
fair l4sG1 l5ac.
NEW YoRK, October i2--Cotton firm.
Sales, 76S bales. Uplands, l6lci Or.
leans, l5sc.
GALVESTON, Oct. l2.--Hides flrmer
and shade higher Dry flint, selected.
10@19lc;wet salted, selected, Sic; butch
ers' green, Sc; dry sailed, nominal dam
aged half price badly damaged and
glue stock, one quarter price,
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State OF Texas. county of Dallas, as:
/. John Kerr, president OF the ahove-named
hang. do solemnly swear that the above In
true 10 the best ofiny knowledge and belief.
JOHN KERR, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before rue this
10th day Of October, 1914.
A. II. sTEAGALL,
Notary Public.
rorrect--Attest: W. ]. CLARK
W. u. MURPHY,
W. q. COMMON.
Directors,
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FOR sALE.

Two nice large hotels. wagon yard we'll
heated. ami "a isrgs number Of improved and
vacant lots thruuxhOut the city Of Dallas I;
alsp, p number OF arms. and many trafts OF
lands In Dallas anG other sur
". r. LYTE & CO.,
Real Eztate Aeents,ofice on Lamar, between
Nain asd Kim streets. lsitilm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Removal OF Galveston and Houston
POs,nlastcrs on Account Of Dis
reputable Conduct.
Fight Between the Radical Thieves In
Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, October ia fight
occurred yesterday noon, at the old
Vacherie road store, ST. James parish,
between Bovee and Hagar, the leaders
Of the republican factions. One party
had assembled to ratify compromise
with the conservatives, when the other
interfered. IT resulted In free fight,
In which several were wounded, but
none were killed.
Governor Kellogg has received the
following dispatches, which were re-
ferred to the advisory board
ST. MARTINsvILIE, La, October ~.
Governor William p. Kellogg: j
have the honor to report TINT intimi-
dation reigns supreme at Bronx bridge.
One hundred and fifty White league
cavalry were under arms six miles
above here last night,
o. DELHOUssOY, JR.,
Sheriff st. Martins parish.
ST. MARTINsvILLE, October Ito
Governor William p. Kellogg: Re-
ceiving no answer to my dispatch, l
repaired to Bronx bridge, where l reg
istered one hundred and thirty white
and two colorea democrats. Although
there are over five hundred republicans
in that section, not one dared come
forward to register, on account of in
tin,idation. Must | continue to regis
ter. LOUIS L. FALIERE,
Supervisor of registration, st. Martins
parish?
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, October r.
The United States steamer Brooklyn,
recently ashore at Key West, passed
the fort at eight.o'clock this morning,
EN- route for the Norfolk navy yard,
where she will be put on the dock ana
repaired.
NEW YORK, October Eat u meet
Ing of the Supreme Kermesth of jew
ish order here to-day, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: e. p. Solomon, of New York,
A. T. Jones, of Pennsylvania, and J.
Fl. Kahn, of Ohio.
The Right Rev. w. G.. Gross, bishop
of Savannah, lectured tonight In the
Cooper institute before q large spdi-
eace, taking as his subject, "rhe
Church In her Combats." The pro-
ceeds of the lecture are for the cree
ton of seminary in Savannah. The
lecture was well received.
WASHINGTON, October l2.--The
Western Union Telegraph company
will allow the United States the usual
extra hours tomorrow night.
West Virginia elects congressman
aud legislature. Upon the latter de
ponds the United States senator.
Ohio elects all except governor No
senator involved.
In Indiana all except governor.
United States senator involved.
Nebraska has full election. United
States senator involved.
Iowa full election, except governor.
No senator.
Dakota territory elects delegate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
'~a.-ss,.,-, ,-z-y-,s,-, -l,.,,. ,,--s,s.--.-.
NOTICE.

My gray colt can beat the Blalock horse, d
dash OF one mile, for $500 TO carry ninety 10
one hundred and Ave pounds,
in. TURNER, JR
Dallas, October ~, 1874. 2Osdlt
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

the close were (:

Gold felt the influence OF the supposed imitation
measure and opening at III. advanced TO III! on a
large and active business. The feeling all day has
been bulllsh, and goodly part of the late short
interest is doubtless lqUidated Loans opened nat,
and were later l and per cent for carrying. The
foreign exchange market was nominal. London
news was meager, reporting securities quiet and
steady and money in ample supply aud lending be-
low the minimum rate at Bank of England. which
institution gained f9OO0 in bullion. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds ard
S25 900 in coin interest. The days business AZ the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared. SO
46s 600; gold balances S763,slj currency balances,
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Co.. .l07
Del. Laek 4 W X
.Ks... rAA L
TOleio 4 WaOssl
MONDAY, June %. p. N.


Ifit he rue as has often been asserted during the
past two months that the bears have entire control
of the stock market, they are entitled TO great
consideration for having given us a genuine treat
to-day in permitting prices 20 advance all along the
line Central and Hudson awoke from its slumbers
and rose TO 9s. gain of II per cent since Saturday
night and recovery of all it had lost since the 9th
inst c. c. and |. c., that going to the bad
with strides both long and rapid, fetched Is at the
close a gain of l. on the day. and almost return TO
the figures of a week ago. Erie jumped per cent,
and afterward lost /, finally closing per cent above
the price of Saturday night. Hannibal and
ST. 10. gained Ii, and Lake Shore p, closing
at r. just 3 below the closing prlce on
the 18th inst In the other active stocks
the gains of the day Northwest 30 Ohios
Il; Pacific Mail. IL Rock Island, % 81. Paul %
Wabash, 3; Union Pacific, q and Western Union,
3 These changes are attributed 10 various causes,
chief among which lst, the impression among
the small operators that the tendency OF the late
financial of Congress is To increase the vol
ume of currency; and ID, that the bears bought
largely last week and now holding for con-
siderable rise Whether the advance IN prices Will
hold depends almost entirely upon the correctness
of these opinions. One of the most competent
Judges in our circle expresses the belief that the
practical effect of the bill will be to contract
the aggregate of loanable funds. As to the
bears. 1t seems reasonable that they were
buyers at the lower prices of last week,
and the continuation of the rise depends
largely il seems to us. upon the question whether
this is only another repetition of the tactics so often
resorted to before within the last two months, and
is but an effort TO bull prices temporarily with
view 10 putting out shorts. or whether the bears
have already bought enough to become bulls and
are resolved TO hold for "a large profit. The best
opinion seems be that the great bears have still
large amount of shorts out and now operating
merely for a turn. But all opinions 10 their oper
ations can be but little more than conjecture, and
the quotations of the next few days must be pa
tienty waited to determine who has guessed most
correctly in the premises The prices toni ghr,
compared with those of a fortnight ago, are as
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23


Cir iulation... -s45,o52.5O
Fhe transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
Cearings FOR the week ending June s37666i67 50
Cearings for the week ending June 20.. co. 4s5 ~
Balances for the week ending June h.. ls46s,7oi 6
Balances for the week ending June 20.... 2O6o9i IL
Capitalists desiring strictly first-class security,
bearing good interest invited to the advertise
ment of g. X. Sistare, who offers extensive list
of New-York City stocks at favorable prices.
The Continental National Bank has declared
dividend OF four per cent.
The Bank of North America will paw the July in
terest due on the bonds of the Hannibal and ~.
Joseph Railroad
The July coupons on the bonds Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Western Pacific Railroad, and
California and Oregon Railroad will be pafd by
Fisk & Hatch. No. s Nassau-st.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
sylvania 6s 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IS; Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad,
49i Gold, llli
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
follows

By this table it appears that Wabash is still ?.
short Of the quotation a fortnight ago; Lake shore
l.; Erie Il! On the other hand. Il. Paul has gained
IN the time Indicated 81: Union Pacific and Pacific
Mail. each Il OhiOs !, and the others lesser frac
tons the difference beng slightly in favor of the
bull operators for the time. The days business was
upon an unusually large scale the printed Inst of
sales shows. The following were the opening. high
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
-. The foIIowing were the qnotations
We annex closing rates Of foreign exchange

Money was without change and lent on call very
freely ar and per cent, prime discounts moving
at 4. To per cent.
Government bonds have been strong and higher
under advancing gold, and closed on the basis of
1914 10 l2l: for 5-90s of 1861. We closing
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

In State bonds the most important dealings were
in Tennessees which sold at 81 a6l. for old and ne
ex-coupon aud new series. The following We're the
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

been actually commenced for forfetures In
Cured the Secretary Of the Treasury shall have power
To make compensation, a. provided IN the fourth sec
on OF this the persons who would. under former
laws have been entitled 10 share IN the distribution OF
such forfeitures
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
North estern

100 ....bc. 100
Del. Lack 4 West
JO...b c los &
Pacific Railrosi Of No
200 ....bc. 40
Pitts. Fl " & c CD
l7.....bc. gj
Han 4 It joseph
alA - NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
And the following for city bank shares:

The Bank statement compares as foIIows WITH
former returns
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

N.cne~eds,As9. 10 yLesc B. B. "a ~ .ene' 90" II u
nc. y +. class 1. FrEna oe'"'' -
Railroad bonds were firm and in far demand. The
transactions were very moderate in extent. out
Central Pacifcs advanced TO a. and Ohio and North
Western Consolidated Gold bonds to 7ei. The fol-
1o,v;,o ,xare the bide.
, 1874-10-31
A NIGHT At CENTRAL STATION.
The Trials and TribuIattoas of 4 Stsa-
tlUn-fkecpcrs

The Trlnls and TribuiattoSls of = Sta-
tl0n-kecpcr.
Last night Detectives Dennis, Simmons, and
Maeauloy asrestoa young Scotuh woman, who
had boon employed in tho palmor House, On
tho charge OF larceny, in purlo1ulng from that
hotet a quantity Of tablo and bed linen. silver
ware, cutlery, and other articles. Tho property
was found on Clinton street, botwocn Adams
aud Mourou. IN tho lodgings Of tho prisoner,
and Tas contained in trunk and a box.
The wonau being sick, Ssatian-kceper Rickey
llumanc!y furnished her with good bed in
tho room opposite tho coils, ut Coutral
Station. About 10 o'clock sho became very i'll,
aud Mrs. Gardner, prisoner in ono OF tho cells,
requested that Hhe might bo allowed to sLare
hor bod, wo sho watched beside her. 1iickoy
attempted to move tho woman, whom tit akin
to that OF an insane person seizod hcr, and she
acted in most violent manner. She ia et-
ooiuto, and that fact. coupled with tho diatroea
caused by ler arrest, undoubtedly threw
hor iuto 4 otato Of Temporary madnoas, from
which Hho rolnpsod into d conyulslon. Mrs
Gardner was allowed to aaaist tho statlonkoopcr,
hut IN 10 doing Bhe also foil faiutng to tho floor
aud, betwoon tho t~o hclploss prisoners. Hickey
Ind his hands full, Finally. with tho
mid Of tlo city Telegraph operator,
ho seut for assistance, and tho Scotch
woman waB placed in Supt. ncl1m'a room. The
ollcers, at 2:30 O'Clock this morning, woro
in nnxious expectation Of On event which would
givo them additional difficulty, and had sum
mpned physician to lelp thpnl out,
, 1874-10-31

TH TURF,
CLOSE OF TIE RACES AT FORT WAYNE, IND.
,SIlt:i,l uisudtth 10 TIk EYiic1aa Irihune

CLOSE OF THE RACES AT FORT WAYNE. ND.
Sue,iu9 Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
Tonr WAyaE, Ind, Oct. 30.--To-day concluded
the fall meeting OF tho Allen County Trotting
Association tho programme comprising FREQ
for-nil trot for purse Of Sl,500, and 1ree-for-
nil pace for purso Of 5000.
For tho first raco thore were sovon entries, az
follows: May Howard, Ohio boy. Duok Frank,
Frank j.. Jako, Kato Campbell, aud Con. Grant.
SUMMARY.
gasfssa sss!Sn 6a2t
IS Stevens Fott Wayne, q H.. e. 3Sn: @ Grant,.
eas csaaes sfsfs5 s '115e 1pos saaassS & ohe g. iii:
Iinse-2:3l; 2::9; 2:3o.
In tho paong match there woro six entrios. -
follows: Defiance Granger, Lucy. Sallie, uoosls
Dick, aud Sloppy George:
sui1MAnr
G.. Il. Smith, stcubcnvilte b. 6. sleepy.
J. esaasS aosasi LAUREL Ind i. NJ sao.
J. ". Homer, Logansport, b. 8. uoosier
e4sasr iexis Gli::so. 4a.s
John Walker, Lawrencebarg, br. &. Grangor.2 die.
Myers DsS 4aE@S ro;s Ssy:: IL! & =: : a''s; III: d.
The weather rms cold aud dlsagrooablo whioh
interferetl materially with the attendance. In
the pools Frnnk J. and Aloopy George wore tho
fayoriLoB ut long odds.
TIE TOLEDO RACES.
ToLEDo, O., Oct. 30,-In tho 2:50 race, post
poacd from yesterday. borreIee Prince won two
heats and tho race. Winners lime, 2:52, 2:51,
a:50A.
In to-day's race. FREQ for oil, pu1so 800, four
started. Won by Small Hopae, owned by +,
Doyo, Jackson, Mich. Winnor's time, 2:411]l,
9:42, 2;41h.
SAN FHANolRCo RACES.
San francisco, Cul.:, Oct. G0.--21uoh interest
ia manifested III apo ting circloa In tue trotting
race for 5000, botseou 0co!dont and Fullerton,
which ID to como of to-morrow. In tho poold
Fullerton III tho fayorito, <3i00 to 800.
AMERICAN GILL WINS AGAIN.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.-Amorcan Girl won tho
fifth md deciding hoat OF tho unfinished raoc OF
yesterday Iii 2:251; Copper Bottom dis!anced.
PROSPECT PARK RACES.
New fonK, Oct. 30.-ln tho 1rHt regular raco
At Prospect Park today, purse sGGO, for horsoa
tint never boat 3;40, there were oayon starters.
May Dlrtl Won tho first two heata. TAo na1t
t!lroo and raco were won by Rarlno. Time,
2'Jl II, 2:10. 2:y21f, 2:32t55, 1856.
Tho last race was for u purse OF s3 0pu, Tor
horses that had noycr beatcn e20 threo start
crs,-Fleoty aoldduet, Sensation. amt uuntross.
Gotdllst won tuo iIrst heat In 2:2315. Sonsa-
tim won tho second heat IN 2:23}}. and tho fol-
lowing two hcatH md raco II a:223ll1, 9:2a15.
Tho unfinished 2:90 raco OF yesterday was won
by Doila,
, 1874-10-31
The Assassin Ku1lmann Found
Guilty and Sentenced.
Fourteen Years. Imprisonment and
Police Surveillance for Life.
The Argentine Republic Declared to Be
in State OF Siege.
An Order for the Suppression Of
Protestant Schools in
Syria.
qEEMANY.
Kut.LaArN CONVICTED AND Bnt

KufLmANN CONVICTED AND sHnTENoEp.
DEnLrS Oct. 10.-Tho trial OF Kulln,au wa
resumed today. Aftor testimony as 10 tho
mental condition Of tho prisoner, tho Prcuidont
Of thu Court summed up tho medical testimony
toeho effect thai, at tho tlno Of tho assassnaon
q" well rs at present, Kullmann was accountable
for TITS acta 10 but limited dogroe. Kullmann
WAS found gnlty hs charged in tho Indictment,
md sentenced to imprisonment for fo,rtooh
years IN tho House Of Correction. ton years sue-
pension Of liis civil riehtp and to remain undcr
police surveillance Tor lifo'
DEnL1a, ocs 80-Tha Jury boforo whom
K,mann WAS tried doliberatod but tlye mtnutas
before reaching verdict,
TIE yoN AnN1a1 TRIAL.
Tho trial proper of Count Won Arnim will ba
within two weolts.
LETTER OF CnSpoLrNuE.
Tho Emnoror and Empress hnyo sent per-
sonnl letter Of condolonco to tho Roman Catholic
Bishop Of Dtcalau, who was badly hurt by bcinc
thrown from his carriago.
, 1874-10-31

hmount Of edo against tho Committee Tor wos9 S
ho had done. Tho whole dinicn1ty was sostoa
By tho Committee agaiu resolving TO hase notm-
ng 10 do witli the fight. Th il waa nlihalls,lhc,,
{ory 10 AID. l}nlcy's friends. who are aotefnihea
10 kill tho tioRet on tho West 5tdo unlcss h'8
snmo bns place upon II. ,..,xs.. r.a
btuation, for somo catiHc. lookcti brsntq,. Ino H
change wns said to CONC from ~" @ t"'t ~" I'm. f.o so
M n7eund Aea1Quartors ssaH ~ thvor OF faf-
EnI,s clrctiop. but III lilo caao Of W1td there whH
additional gloom. Tho feeling OH tho county
tlckot was more horolnl. It waa vas thought thai .f
n,a9Sy iyo to ssg Tna e"a r. sr eopnona. ' ~ '
rbo Con,,nittce issued ticketa for tho country
towns dusiDR tho 1ay.
THE orsoszTioN.
Tho Opposition hoadauarters worc aottve, as
usual A meeting OF tho Committee wns hold In
tho forenoon, when tickots were distributed for
tho country distr1cta, and notaries were aworn al
]. NJ. Ro,,ntreo lccturod tho Committee. md
EXPLAINED tho duios Of lts sovoral membors on
election day. Ho urged tho necessity OF thc1r
being at tho POLLS, and Of thoir keeping close
surveillance OF tho transactions Of tho day. :.
The caaltty OF tho uso OF postorH WAS tls-
cusaod, without comtig 10 any conc'nsion: !tie !a
use Of pestcrs. for II WAS matter Of doubt
wheh Ind not yot too,, decided by the courts.
Tho fialilulout registry III tho Eleventh and
'rwontiotE Wards was furthor conRidoied. Tllo
Committee was In possession of additional facts
nnon with to bnao prosecution. and tue pro-
d'ction rms mndc that tho Sheriff would hayo
many Of hs frienaB III charge, md beyond uso
Oh Tuehtay. ...-.--=.,
Tho revolution OF tho Times from the support
Of Agpey to Bradioy. for Shoritf. NAB mentioned
ip tho Committee. Tho universal Quory was,
"tEow much did It cost Drndloy2"
There waa no lnck Of confidence during the day
in tho general result. Party toatlcry were ready
to bet two to ono on tho Buccess Of tho ticlot,
and, failing In oircrs around Opposition heal-
quur.ors, acnt their agent oycr to tho Republic
caut. Fow ii my bcte wore made during tho
tlay,