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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
Death of Distinguished Pastor.

Rev. Edward y. Kirk ID. d.. tor MANY
wears pastor of Mt Vernon Congrega-
tional church. died suddenly at his resi-
ience in Boston on Friday afternoon of
last week.
He WAS first settled in Albany. y. Y.
For several wears attcrward he served
as an Evangelist in New York and BoS-
ton and elsewhere. and since lcl2 he
has been the honored and OF late rrvcr-
ed pastor of Mt. Vernon church. His
services have been sought frequently in
reviyals. and in such labors. as well as
in his OWE pulpit ana pastoral work be
was cmincntly successful. Possessed of
II genial manner, devoted piety. and
strong intellect. he was Il man whose
influence was far reaching. and whose
memory is to multitudcS blessed. He
has taken deep interest i'll Mount flol
yoke Female Seminary, laburiny there
i'll many seasons of special religious in
terest. He has also delivered at Audo-
Yer Theological Seminary within Il few
years past series of lectures on Kew
walls" which attracted much attention
in religious circles.
He died of parall sis at the age of II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
The Burden Of Lltigauo.

The Rutland Herald favor. AZ.
ton de mode of settling diff
1t SAYS:
Our County Court has now re,
session fifteen DAVIS. maxim. o..
diem of the jury alone the prr',.
sum of $50. The litigant> who l.
had cases tried have paid nj
treasury toward this sum = TO. =.
case tried. Suppose there have
eight cases tried. il would aHu-,
about one-tweutieth of the pa
mileage of the jury men in ac..-
tendance upon the court. 1t /, e.
ted 10y those who ought 10 kuo,
the average expense to the >t..-
County Count, while the jury /,
tendance, is over 800 per day .
the people pay upon then H..
and don't seem to inquire
money is spent. 1t was onl y ',4 j.
that we heard the court .
jury to return "a verdict for dr,y
in II case on trial. upon the Lrnun.'
the plaintiff ought to have rr,or,-
a court of equity for his remedy rs
of 1T law and so it goes. cyeIy 2
there are numerous cau>e- hrou-,'
court that are disp">td Of Oh they.
that the plaintiff has mistaken Ill.
edy. or has failed to plead accmi@
the formula prescribed 10y thr Al,
Saxons. or Norman invaders II
land.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
The Late Dr.. Livingstone.
,rIu, al "r ~ utu,r>- Al SUI.

N""'' " 80 az "'HNi\> Al i H.
I.u>In>. ,.arrh -. ~tcamrr Nalva
arrived az ~arl ~ II o'clock Saturday
ni.hr. NIhm I..ir,s and .Iarnh VAIN
wight v..:c 49,, hi,ld in chlror of rL.
remains + Ia. I.i,r.u~rnu, Th, fol-
lo,, i'm. .,,rormr - Given Of Livingstone,
,r,a' iliu.-~ ana d,.uh
lie haI uc,i III of rilr"uir d,~rntcr,
-,,,lrl months. WIS we'll >uppli,, Il
~Ith >l"r,~ and irrdicinr>. hut had -
I.Ir-cullmruI the attack would Prove
tataI. 81 ul~l h,. WAS able. lu rid, ON =
donkey. hu soon hand tn lee carried
Arriving at Nril gla. Ice, "r,d Lake. Benz
hn. I'M the En>a country, he ,.,id .
"Build me Il hut To die in hut was
built hl his followers. The fist of Ma,
hc vas confined t. hi> Iad. and att,.r-
ward suffered greatly. rro,uino mont
ard da,. The rLird ua, b,. >.,jJ b..
WIS ,cr, cold. AMI r.nu.>rrd MARI.
.sl:.>s to lee rur over fb, hir nj. al
lowers could NOT speak To or 90 near
him. kiiuuho. rhr Chic, of En>, semi
tlnul and beans. and b,hay,d vclI tn-
ward the party. Tie fourth da, DIR.
Ii, ng>tonr Na> miserable. and died
about midnight. NaLa>hnn;,. = servant
WIS plr>,.tt.
Dr.. Livingstone made his last .ntr,
in his diary Nnril - HI. >rnl, uu,L
and sadly of home and family When
first seized IL, the fatal attack lac rnId
his followers ne intended tn .>.h,n,r.
everything for ivory tr CIV. tbrr, .,Td
then uu,h nm to I'iiii md Z,,,,;i',',.
and try To- reach Tu%i,ud Thr .,,r,,
day on which he died his f,IInvc,sr nm.
suited what Ia do. The N,ssir hn,-
determined to preserve rL,. remains
They were afraid To Inform the. chief nt.
the death of the Doctor. The secretary
had The bod, removed To another hnt
aud built 4 himh tcncr arol,ud il to in
>urc privacy. lie then removed the il
tcrnal organs. placed them in a tim hox
al.d buried them inside the fence. nm
der Il large tree Jacob Wainwri~h,
cut an inscription on the tree. tins :.
DIR. Livingstone. died Nav !. I-73."
and ~uprrscIibcd il with the name of
the head man. .Srr>a." The body wos
preserved III salt and dried i'm the SIM
twelve davS.
Kitumbo. ON being Informed of ir-
ing>tonc'S death. had the drums hn,+
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
The Congregational Council.

With the closing hours of Saturday
after an anxious examination oil the
matters laid before them, the 'ohGre-
cational Council at brooklyn ilnalil
adjourned The decision, when Is
printed in full on another page Oh the
Tribune. has been awaited win great
interest. In substance II declares mat
the action of the Plymouth Church,
complained of by its neighbors. was IL
regular and not according to Con%regh-
tinual usage. 1t will I've remembered
that another point raised by the churches
calling the Council was that which per
tanned to their future fellowship with
the Plymouth Church. The Council
SAY that they advise Il continuance OF
relations in Christian fellowship with
the Plymouth Church. unless that or
gamizatiou should repeat the action
complained of. or regard that as pre-
cedcnt for all future time.
In order to more clearly understand
the decision thus arrived at. II l. nccts-
sary to briefly rccapitIlatr the main
facts in this somewhat peculiar case.
\ member of the Plymouth Church,
after Years of peaceful fellowship with
his brethren. was charged with un-
christian conduct. 1hc>,. charges com
ing before the church. it was pleaded
in bar of nll further proceedings that
he had. of his own Nolitinn, severed his
connection with tie. church.. four wears
before. and thar he WAS not. Therefore.
amcual!" to discipline. After some
discussion. this plea WAS substantially
admitted and the mrmh,.r referred to
- l., II Ia.
To this the Church of the Pilgrims and
the Clinton ave. Church objected. They
maintained that it was not t"ngIega
tional usage to thus exclude from the
lIothcrhund one Nin had once entered
into covenant With the church. They
urged that such cnII>c WAS di>oIdcIlN
and calculated To hling di>crcdir on The
calI>c Of Christ ~ upheld lay the Con
"rr@atiomal churches. They argued.
further. that Il mcInhcr C"l'id leave Il
brother hood only 10y . letter of dismiss
al and certificate ut his Christian stand
ing. 10y death. Or 10y communication
ion cause. 70 all of tins the I'll mouth
fhurrh entered "a "ruoIal denial It, l."
Usage. and urged that this particnlaI
east WAS i'll harmony with The il OWN
established forms ot pr"rccdiug>. As
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
What Will be Done W.,
OOO,OOO TIE i

There has already h..,
"o,"o OF the reserve " IN'ael :,
mains Sir. WO.OOU. of u IHI 'a-,,
bill that seems likely , ,'h lie
houses of ComgrcSs aurL,,;" pa',
As Il matter of fac, IN. ~' . 'Ae .,
places the congrc>>iorJ ''i. -.
a policy which was alr., ,J'"''Ig
ton, without either >,nr,; 10 %.
domination. The onl, r.sni, G
talnty that Congress, will. ''l-
part of the >ll,OUO. 900 .,I ,'. Ted
and Will not forbid the i,,n. '' -
malnd'r still i'll hand IT, IT, " q,
now Is on what occasion. # ""
the secretary of the rr.a.n,. 49,
the rest of the reserve. w.
Secretary RirharI.,r
sworn antl-intiati"nisr. Hell lie
occasion To proclaim hi, a., '''r'
Initiation and his drtcrmin,.'''
to initiate until Ac and ,h,'' L.
IN the last ditch OF in,n,,.'
h"'' unfortunately. he i
some other Theories which H.,
with last bitches to order I u
that the treasury shoHld L -. t-,
times great CURRENCY re,.,-
upon the passage OF rli. ,.'
Immediately transfer Is ,t IL IL
of the ll.OOO, 900 to that j,., ,",.7
count which stands CURE, ID -'
treasury. Instead OF tbrs,
millions of currency balance.
now see him with over rn.,,' .s>.
Now, what is the use of ,L,. '...
serve? Are We Threatened o;.
Inc. OF war, that make, II ,.,'.
carry 50 distemded Il pocks,-n,I.i
at all. There is only on, n.,..
disaster threatens. aud thu. -
street. and that is whrrs p5 S.
means To use hi RESERVE if-ie. '''.'
arises. He is pupil % III.
Boutwell, Institute of Inre,t.,-. ="
when he talks about the pprr,
excepting IL great reserve. ben
himself allghtimg in Wall ,t.r-.
gloom of Black Fridays and had.
veal OF woe. as Mr.. Bennett H.,
soup. In the September paljct.
ont all his currency balance. -,
$50. and he will do ~ again. m.
chance. taking care /" have n.,a
till.
Right here. IL scems To il, +. Il
danger of permitting the I,,.r
500, 00O.OOO. Practically. thp,4..
ly to be no immediate inii.,r =
bales of greenbacks will hr uhr-.
are. if the reserve proves ad+,. 4.
the current expenses OF tn go,r-.-.
But the country will accept tn. -.
of the measure IL thu
of an initiation policy. and. a-.
present east OF money. W Az ..-
embark upon II new cycle Of b.. j..
ing. The adoption of SOM IL C.
measure looking toward tue rp,.a..
of specie payments is the oura.
counteractimg this evil. Spru.t..
publican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

bar. Webb. the American Consul at
Zanzibar, received letters through Muir
phI from Livingstone for Stanley, and
will deliver them personally.
The only geographical news is as fol
lows:
After Stanley's departure the Doctor
left Unyamjembe, rounded the south
end of Tanganyika, travelled south OF
Lake Bomba or Bongwoleo, crossed it
from the south to the north, then pro
ceeded along the east side, returning
north through the marshes to Muilala.
All his papers were sealed and addressed
to the Secretary of State. They are i'll
charge of Arthur Laing, a British mer
chant ut Zanzibar. Messrs. Murphy and
Cameron remain behind.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
The Brooklyn Council.

We gave in the Coiedonian last week
simply the fact that the Council called
by the Clinton Avenue Church and
Church of the Pilgrims. met at Brook
Ign the 9th ult. and organized also.
in a brief editorial article We attempted
to correct an erroneous impression in
regard to the nature and functions of
the Council.
The organization of The Council re-
suited III the election OF the Rev. Dr.
Leonard Bacon of New Haven. aud the
Hon. G.. |. Walker of Detroit as the
ModcratOrs, and the Rev. DIR. Alonzu IL.
CUNT of New Bedford. Mass. and the
Rev. |. c. Meserve of Broohlyn as
Scribes. Immediately upon the COM
pletiOn of the organization, the question
of inviting Ply mouth Church to mu-
tmal council, or To sit in this Council
was raised. Prof. T.. G.. Smith OF An
dover Theological Seminary presented
resolutions favorlng the representation
of that church by pastor and commit
tee, for the purpose OF making such
statements as they might wish, and of
Gil might have To ask in other words.
to have the same opportunities i'll the
Council us the other two churches. This
opened Il hearty but goOduatured dis
cussion, which continued for two hours.
and in which the question as to the eX-
act nature of the Council was raised.
The Rev. Dr. StorrS set this at rest 10y
stating that neither an ecclesiastical
mutual, nor er pdrte council had heen
called, and if this was not an advisory
Council it was nothing. Prof. Smyth's
resolution was finally carried 10y Il de
cisive vote.
On "Wednesday the character of the
Council was still fuyther discussed. DIR.
Dexter of Boston read an exhaustive
paper on the nature of the several kinds
of Councils known to CONGREGATIONAL
ism. As the author of one of the most
elaborate works upon Congregational
ism-one which Ii very widely quoted
aud received in the denomination as
authority upon disputed questions his
estimate of the matter under debate
WAS regarded aS important and was
carefully listened to 10y the Council.
He cited historical cases. quoted estab-
lisIed authorities. and having reviewed
the circumstances which had resulted
III the assembling of the Council. con-
cluded that this could not possibly he
an er pdrte council.
After considerable discussion. il was
announced that the Committee invited
from Plymouth Church were i'll waiting
and ready to he heard The audience
awaited the report with great eager
hess. After appropriate words of well
come had been uttered by the Modera-
tor. the Rev. DIR. Edward Beecher
introduced Prof. Raymond. who pre-
scented the reply of Plymouth Church
to the invitation to he represented in
the Council. 1t WAS an adroit argu-
ment in which Plymouth Church pro
Tested against the proceedings in toto.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

BLoDGETT. THE MURpLEEE CuW-
SUICIDE. -LACoNIA, y. H.. Narrt .
David +. Blod gett. the wife mG'ar.
who was to have been taken e. p
state Prison this forenoon. hang -r
self in the cell i'll Jail last night q.
body was not cold When found .
tore up a sheet. made halter =.
one end and Slipping the end I'll.
it and around his neck. hr Uoult
other end around the hal OF the WI.t
his feet just touching the iioor tie =
Il few lines dispensing of som, ri H.
fects. aud giving directions h"' '
body should Ice laid ont. and H
buried. asked 10 br buried IN -
field. Vermont. He has written =
tory of his life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

The Press SAYS that i've lta'> 70.
gentleman i'll Portland >clI''.ra 3
uamc on a nickel cent and self ], '-
travels. Eighteen months ai'r.. p
cent came into the p"S>c>>Ion"i b b.
ell acquaintance. VIII" marked NJ 81.
upon 1t. Two wears attt' II 'r'
pocket of the Lowell man II tul.r.
i'll Pennsylvania. and came A'r
hands of Il former chum ut the l"',...
CT. Recognizing the name. lac list.
his also gu the coin. TUESDAY t'r b.
who started the cent Oh H. iia't.'
making purchase at Ahucr Low
when the identical nickel which ii. .
pocket five Years az" Wa iaI''
him in change.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

HE l'EFALCATION At BRADFORD. VT
A dispatch from Bradford VT. to the
Boston Traveller. SAYS it is believed
that t. L. Wright. the detaulting Teller
OF the Bradford Savings Bank. has
been guilty of incendiari>m as well us
robbery of the bank. One morning.
about tn" weeks ago, Wright built Il
fire IN the bank and went to breakfast
soon after smoke was seen issuing from
the door. and ii was broken open. and
the books and papers about the desk
were all on fire. but Il few pals of water
eXtmgui>hed the fire. The journal con
tanning the account of this months
business was destroyed. There was an
unusually hot fire in the stove. and at
the time it WIS thought that the fire
caught from Il spark from the pine
hen the treasurer of the bank, MIR. |,
r. Hale, reached the place. it was found
that the ledger was gone, but il was
Thought that it was stolen during the
lire. This week the officers of the hank
nave been investigating the matter. On
h'irSday evening they were in the
bank Wright went in but soon left
After they left Wright went into the
nhhk, took what money there was in
the SAFE, amounting to some three or
i"ur Thousand dollars, as near rs cam
ne learned from depositors. and left.
ne mas been arrested at Potsdam. \. Y.
AS the books are DESTROYED it is not
known how much he has taken hereto
fore, if any
1t Is stated that Wright was MEM
per OF the Congregational Church ut
orford, and has been teacher of a class
ol Young men in the Sabbath school
at Bradford. He belongs in Orford.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

CRANES DEFALCATIoN.- another
link in the history of this ease the pa
peers now say that the hond-mrn of \.
j. Crane, the detaulting Revenue col
lectOr at Burlington, have been sued
by the United States Government. and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

One OF the best and funniest o., 10.
many waggiSh propositions VIM 49,,
advanced from time Ia TIM III I '"-
10y Samuel =. Cox. is that -uE-e>'''
the House last week. when the cir , Z, ,
bill was under discussion. I" Tie ~.
that an amendment Ice added Ii'' :
every dollar OF grcrnhack> 10" '. n. %.
culation Il legal tender t"l three "'' =
and that every two dollar. i've ''.
and ten dollar glermhark IrsiI '"
for three times the present 'AI"'.
remarked that that would save t'' '
pcnSe of printing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

There is farmer in Flushing. \. V.
who OWNS ii Kentucky bred mule that
has. within the last thirty days, kicked
in seventeen barn doors. unroofed a
dozen chicken coops, and trampled the
life out of four of his favorite pigs. He
calls it, says the Brooklyn Argus, Ben.
Butler.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

The greater part Of the yII,Is si .,
Port Henry. y. Y. was des'' u.
fire, Friday. There hcins II" N'' = r..
paratus in the town. MOI an, ~. =.
available, the efforts of the ,I'''' ....,.
prevent the spread Of the dr' . "'',
element were useless. ! he loss s,.,r,
0uSly estimated at from SIXTY |" .5..
thousand dollars, upon VINE" !, ,p,s
so. 900 insurance. Several Ser. %
more or less injured in then r''''
stay the progress OF the flames
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

The Chicago Times llrt'ei'",i, rim.
frrs to well-knuwn CLERGY una" ,.,o,
city AS The Rev. Murray '' i no i.
who would rather fight m''q',' npol
the Adirondack woods than wa .nai
the devil in Il city pulpit WI" ,,o,trl
rather travil at the tail end 81 ..tsp. Of
than follow in the simple i'' ',,nill D,
the Saviour. MURRAY II, a ''t. T., hui
at a discount. though. a. a m ,,!'i Yo, II"
ter before the Lord and NN''i"'
on the highway. he Is a N"'''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03
st. Johnspury. VT. Friday. April ,. 1874

We have given ciscW here II pretty
full resume of the doing> of the Brook
lyn Council. together with the full text
of the result There is little room for
comment. and perhaps no need. The
value of the Council Will depend on the
way its result is received. We are Ger
tain if it is received in the spirit given.
it will be beneficial. The wide extent
of country from which the Council
came; the representative men III it.
and the spirit of harmony and hrotheIlN
love which prevailed all its sessions.
won the respect and even commendd-
ton of those who at first were disposed
to sueel at and lidiculc it.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE. The New
York Tribune gave daily full verbatim
reports of the congregational Council.
while it WIS in open session. and has
issued an Extra which contains the
complete report, including previous
correspondence between Drs. Storrs and
Burlington and Henry Ward Beecher
The reports OF the Tribune were the
actual occurrences. and are therefore
impartial and true. The Extra will he
sent on receipt of ten cents at the office
of publication.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-03

Halt Il pound of shot. administered
to sympathetic eats. at this season of
the year. will bear fruit in increased
hours of slumhrr. throughout the sum
mel. and have Il tendency to prevent a
corner in the chicken market.
In st. Louis every body i consider
ate. aud therefore Il daily paper re-
marks: 1.-Two gentlemen and "A lady
left for the penitentiary last evening"
The Courier-Journal calls Oh its con-
temporaric> to suppress the news that
the President of Spain l. to get $50.
GOO Il year salary. as it is calculated to
make our own President think he is
running the concern for almost nothing.
and engineer another salary grab.
Chicago" says the New Haven Pal
ladium, lis at present afflicted with a
deluge." Chicago is not afflicted with
any such thing. Only the old fashioned
sort of il deluge. without ark and with
out Ararat. could for moment atiiict
her. If that kind of il flood can be had
there the sooner the water is turned Oh
the better Courier Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
-Ess E.L;K-sF NEWS.

VAL stree: $ a good dca. as;Iatejl nscr
sEn I.stets election gs;f.sIs-.
The Episcopal Cnl4-.ui.cn i-s tt
s1-rl Il, 70 rect N Boston, ia 1ss7T.
GsIes4! iIoH.ng,, IL ,i4rea.s-:e.! viii
Hore trouble. q
The relations besweon CHM and
Japan again threaten to be serious
0cci en-, Fullerton and Chicago trot
!or SG.OG0 at the Fay Dists:e. Fnir
Erouais. anl caa Francisco is again Or
6p,os.
1t is now almost certain that Of the
sixsy-lye Legislators e!ectos. in Nevada.
.l.ir.y-sevsn are Repabiicans.
Ills secures tie election ct hr.
Eiaror rs Scratcr. Governor Bradley
isrc-eiec.ea, also Eotart and Miner.
II. Schooling is probably reelected.
Mr.. Nroodbusn IS probably elected to
Congress. The returns a's insufficient
% Indicate the result il relation to the
plhe- Stale officers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
wAslos COUNTY.

wAsaos COUNTY.
This county gives Bradley 90 majoF-
i.y; Bowman 100; Ellis 10: hoss. lnde-
ueElsn., iar State Senate. IS. The In
ssepsuient legislative ticket IS elected
as an average majority Of 100 Jones,
Democrat. for Sheriff. i55: Shoemaker,
Republic. n elected ly l25 majority.
and King Republican. superintendent
Il Schools. by l20 With the exception
II Constable and Public Administrators
she Ind. pell.leuts carry the county
sic.et. Poxniue. Republican. for State
Printer. hiss 4 majority of 3l3 in tie
county.
rIao COUNTY.
The Democratic Legislative ticket is
e;ccts:. excepting one Asaemblynsan,
hat remains doubtful. Tie Republicans
elected all their county ticket except two,
By naicriiies ranging freu 10 To 21o.
Tho precincts to hear from viii not
change this materially
LANDER COUNT.
The fo.ls wing are ihe.tn'ais OF ofhcial
e,aiori.;e. from all the precincts IN Ian
Ger county with the exception Of Gaisna.
snd the vote there will not materially
shange the rss..l. as showa: Hazle.t q;
Adams 50: Wooaburn. 7: Hilihouse. 40;
Ea..l. Us: Sr;ies, 23i; kit:rsii, c.;
HeIetorl. -. Schooling. iS2; Hobart.
~ Hast. 81, Willis, 50: WL.telisl, IL:
Hin 81. Farrell. Easuniican. for the
Senate. elected. and also o.ia Assembly
nan. Nichols. Democrats elect Wal to
.he ..szs,.al.,. h a large nsaj .ri'G.
~ COUNTY.
Eye has r-oh.tiy eoue Esp'i',. an
aheu.h uo.hina Is Known as yet oihcl=i-
y.
DiIuI..s ,cUS--.
Douglas has gore Republican ay about
$50 MI .r;ty on beth tie ) All Leg
,siatise IieAeti. Ee;arls *; -: ccin-
elote-
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.-.;E FICTION RETURNS.
STOREY CoCSTY

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votes counted MISUNDERSTANDING
40. adan,1 c.. Kelly 49,. Woedourn -.
Gold Hi Tisst Ward complete io-
.ai vote, I.Ia5. Bradley 10. liazlett,
IS: Adams. 40, Bowman o03. Hatch
IL; Els 5GG, Woc>!bErn GoG; Hiilhousa
$50 Beatty 5.0; relkaap 80. Earl 30
Herefo.d :i.si. EirkEeli &C.; hittiell 2.9.
Tesbs ga, spires 80. Minor tGo;
s.ya,ier $50 Hobart 7i.: Schooling $40,
Tusy A59; HAS. SO, Day 469: Willie
SO. Kelly t:5,;: Stewart $50. WhiteLii
SIS; Hill 6!3. TowniDs S.
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