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THE FLOOD.


treshef and Loss OF Life at Cha,,anooeu.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March The river
mas been at d etand since this morning. COW
erln9 Market street, from the river to
Alnth street. and submerging Union depot,
Commercial, Van Horn and Read Hotels,
and very nearly all the business houses on
Market and Ninth streets, South Chatta-
nooga, completely, and a great many houses
IN the main part ofthe city, which are not SO
fortunate, as to be situated on highg round.
One man, who was intoxicated, was
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JcH Davis Again in the Field.

special dispatch from Little Rock
February -, to the Washington National
Republican, says:
jefferson Davis has been here for the
past two days il consultation with Garland
and the Democratic leaders, and advises
resistance to the President in the event
Congress adiourns without action on the
Arkansas case
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

Captain William Walker, of the schooner
Altavilla, from Ruatan, who arrived in port
Sunday morning, brings report that the
schooner P1ima Donna, from Ruatan for
this port, with fruit, was lost on Thursday
night at the bar coming up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

CSITED STATES MARs4ALs OFFICE
New Orleans. January 20 1875 (
fEIui> Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
K h.ti Iruptcy has been issued out of the Dis.
trct Court of the United States for the District of
Louisiana against the estate Of Henry H. Thomp-
sol Individually and q member of the firm of
l.. ? II. II. Thompson, of New Orleans, III the
parish OF Orleans. State OF louisiana adjudged
payment Of any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging TO said bankrupt to him
for his use, and Tho transfer OF anv property
10y hilu are forbidden by law: that meeting
Of the creditors OF said bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose one more assignees of his
Eoldeu on the nineteenth dav of March A D.
1575, al twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Customhouse
building. New Orleans before c. Kellogg register
S. B. PACKARD
iith Iuhi' United States Marshal.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JULIUS BENJAMIN Mack
MAN
UNIrsp STATES MAEsHAL's OppIcR,

INITKD MATES NAEsHAEs UPPCR,
New Orleans, February 25, 1873.
fGNh.H lS 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court Of tho Cnted States for the District Of
Louisiana, against the estate of Julius benjamin.
Nackman. of Baton Rouge, in the parish of East
Baton Rouge State Of Louisiana, adjudged a bank
rupt upon his own petition; that the payment of
any debts and the delivery OF any property belong
ing TO said bankrupt to him. for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden by
law; that meeting Of the creditors of said bank
rnpt, TO prove their debts and choose one or more
asslgnees of his estate will be held at court of
bankruptcy, TO be holden the thirteith dav of
March, A. D, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Gus
tomhouse building, New Orleans, before D. Angus
tin, register
s. E. PACKARD
-eS, United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

In Paris, few evenings since. a man in
toxicated and heavy with liquor was no.
ticed tottering along the Rue Dancourt,
followed by a dog of some indescribabe
mongrel breed. Suddenly the man stopped.
The dog growled and bit his masters left
calf. Let co. said the master, I'm going,
to walk on. understand ttR we haven't
got home yet. Let go, l say" But the
dog needed him not, but only pulled the
more vigorously at his trousers. Let 90,
'I'll 90 on and he started again. The in
telligent animal at once let 60 his hold and
followed at his masters heels. A few rods
further on the man stopped again, and once
more the dog gnawed at his leg until he
was obliged to continue his homeward pro.
gress. The same process was renewed by
the dog ten times after this, and until his
master safely reached his dwelling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

Confidence in an pnfaithful man in time
of trouble is like broken tooth and foot
out of joint. Proverbs XIV, I9.-DuNeiin.
The legs of the lame are not equal: so is
parable in the mouth of fools Proverbs
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The Temperature.

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. 50 Chartres street,
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
Sam. 2P.M SPIN
February 28............ 50 % =
March l................ y - y
Lowest point during the nights of Febru-
ary y and aS, So
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GUPPLE YOURSELF WITH 4 COPY
or
sQsIID@' 1875 CITY DIRECTORY.
Tho changes emb-aceJ il the above volume are
more numerous than ANY directory since the close
OF the war Business should realize the
Saving in Time and Money
Bylmmediateiy purchasing copy Of this valuable
guide, co,.ta.uIug al improved
STREET GUIDE
Giving complete miniature map of each street.
prirc s..
F3l sale hy :he Publishers.
l.. SOARDS 81 CO.
fpl6 lH No. Commercial Place.
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hMUSEMENTS.
NPEHA fEDCSE-NE NIRSk A.

nPEi,A fIDCSE-NE NURSkA.
An Ovation to the Queen Of Song-Crowning Tri
unph Of fhe Famous Hungarian Nighting ale
MILE. lima DE MCRskA,
In her Unique impersonation OF Lucia. one night
Wednes<Ay March },
Second and last apDeaIauce in opera OF NLLE.
LIMA pE MChSKA, support.d by the Asso-
c1atcd Artists. in
LUCIA DI I4AMMERN1OO l.
LII hich role she achieved last night complete
srccess and received by the largest and most
iashiou.blo house record.
Boxes SIS, Sl2 $40, S3. SIS; reserved seats,
So 50, 50, 8 50. 81; third tier 15c, soc; fourth
tier Doc seats secured to day from to II A. NJ, at
the Opera House. and from u NJ to P. NJ at Flies
Music Store, Canal street. mh2 lt
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WASHINGTON, March |.


The committees second resolution passed
by a two-thirds vote. This recognizes
Kellogg as Governor. The first resolution
would have been defeated had the Speaker
allowed the call of yeas and nays.
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Chamber Of Commerce.

AT regular monthly meeting last night
Mr.. Joseph Bowling in the chair. but bare
quorum was present.
Mr.William B. Schmidt declined to accep,
tie Office OF vice president, to which he had
been elected. His reason is that his health
will not bear further strain.
A proposition to fill the vacancy was dis
cussed, but finally postponed.
The following named gentlemen were
elected members Of the Chamber Messrs.
A. w. Rountree, Emile Colon, William
Vincent j. N. Bell and L. Levy, Sr.
On motion Of Mr.. Abbott a committee of
five was appointed to draw up suitable
resolutions, expressing ILe Chambers
thanks for the reception members Of this
body received in Mexico during the recent
excursion. The committee consists of
Messrs. Haber, Sandidge, Coleman, Town
send, Forshey and BurweI.
Mr.. Haber, from the committee, reported
the following, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, The reception given our iepu.
tation by the Chamber of Commerce, which
had extended an invitation to this Chamber
to appoint deputation to visit that city and
confer on the best means of promoting the
social and commercial intercourse between
the two republics; and
Whereas, The deputation so appointed
was received at the city of Mexico with
generous and cordial hospitality.
Rcsoltes', That this Chamber hereby
tenders to the Lonja Mercantil its sincere
acknowledgements for the honors conferred
On its deputation, and pledge themselves to
continue cooperation with the Lonja Mer-
cantil and residents Of Mexico in all meas
ures involving commercial interests of the
two republics.
Rcsolccd, That the president be renuested
to communicate the foregoing resolution to
the Lonja Mercanti, and to extend to that
body, on behalf of this Chamber, an in
gitation to visit New Orleans by deputa-
ion and accept such welcome as il may be
n our power to offer.
Professor Forshey announced that there
still remained lively hope that the jetty
experiment. would fail, ard that the canal
were improving.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

Happily those horrible bandit.i in New
Orleans have turned their daggers upon
one another. The ferocious editor of the
Times, whose inkstand is skull and whose
pen-holder-if any thing can hold his pen
is a cross bone, turns his fierce gaze on the
condemned outlaw of the Picoyp,ne, and
ferOciously writes that the said outlaws
'brains are as shallow as clearinghouse
looking glasses. And the armed bandit OF
the Picoy"ne, hastily selecting a stiletto
from the six dozen which are distributed in
the bloodthirsty array about his person,
writes in carmine ink that boardinghouse
looking glasses are capable of little re-
Election, in which the Times brains can not
be said to resemble these or any other
looking glasses whatsoever in the taintest
degree -Chicngo Times.
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"A Missing Crew.

LONDON, March IA dispatch from Alden
announces that the missing boat crew of
eighteen persons from the steamer Hong
Kong. which foundered in the Indian
Ocean, has arrived at Alden. Six more
disaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
FOREIGN,

The spanish Minister OF Foreign Affairs
in Disgrace.
MADRID, March 1.-The Minister of
Foreign Affairs, without con sulting his col
leagues, sent a circular to the powers con-
cerning the Gustav and other affairs. The
Cabinet council. to consider these acts. sus-
pendS him
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N1ISCELLANEOUS.
Municipal Election In Galveston.

GALVESTON, March 1.-The municipal
election here passed off very quietly TODAY.
Nearly full registered vote was cast. X.
l.. Fulton, Democrat, was elected mavor
by about 5000 majority. All of the Demo
cratic nominees for aldermen were elected
by overwhelming majorities. Strict party
lines were drawn
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- 4. aigREtAE,
CTSTTHN MAKER.
Ess 81; NInEa1iao street, between Ju:ss
and ~. Joseph streets.
DIPLOMAS ANaEDED IN 1872 AND 1871
G:sfer-ls made TO order ard repaired Ali work
warranted. lot OF cistarns, from 1900 to D,0Ge
gallons made al the best material and workman.
ahip, kept constantly hand and for sale AZ prices
- suit tie times urde-e promptly attended to.
nbI6 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

VAzs'ETiEs THEATRE.
SDhp s. -" director
THH0. HAGiLrDN........ ...... Business Manager
Last week nf the t!ietin guished actress
MISS JANE COOMBS
Supported by Mr.. j. ". Norton and entire company.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday matinee
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Juliet Miss Jane CQornba
Wednesday eveuing-LOVE CHASE
During the week Will be produced the new SEN
sational play of THE SPHYNX.
FrIGav-FaTe well benefit of Miss Jane COombs.
In rehearsal, for one night oEly-METAMOEA or
TIE Last of tho Wampanoass.
Mr.. OWENS Will shortly reappelr for few
nghts. fe23 A.
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TIDBE THEATRE.

CROWDED AGAIN NIGHTLY
BY deliEhttd audiences to witness the
Grand Sensational Novelty Programme
Given by
Mime. RESrI' FEMALE TINsTRELS
AND
NILE DA la COUkS FRENCH DANCERS.
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NOTARIES,

A RERU. JR.s
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONFESSIONAL OF pRYH
ODco Ne, II Commercial Place.
Passports procured with Dispatch, and .proaH
AttoptoR Own to ~ " ~
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WASHINGTON, March l, 1879.
To Governor Kellogg:
Rules suspended by twothirds vote
First resolution passed and the House is
voting on the second.
GEORGE L. SMITH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

Entirc Change of Programme Tonight.
The Greciau sensation,
HALIEDAGYN Al.
VII positively be produced this evening"
ALSO
TEE BIZARRE POLKA,
BY Nile. DeIacour', Dancers.
ALL THE SENSATIONS RETAINED,
With all their
OEIGISlL FEATURES INTRODUCED INCLUDiNG
SURE,
Or, Eaibins at Long Branch.
and tne f4Yorite French sensation,
4 NIGHT IN PARIS,
With many new features.
MATlHtES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NOON.
Reserved seats sale at box Office from ten to
two O'clock. mh2
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tooNT1SUED on EIGHTH PAo1
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BY TELEG R A P H .

EADS' SCHEME IN THE SENATE
ADOPTION OF THE HOAR RESOLUTIONS
Governor Kellogg Recognized by
Congress.
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En.ire Change of Programme Tonight.
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s. E. PACKARD,
United Statas Mars +
ESTATE OF HENRY H.TnOMPsON. IN
UNITED STATES MARssAL's OFPtCl

dlvldusIIv, and as memher Of the tirIn OF Al P
4 II II. ThomI Ison-No. I45l.
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

Reserved seats on sale at box office from ten to
two O'clock. mf2
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Schooner sunk.

airy y and 49, So.
, 1875-11-04
TIM CASEY.

HIS ArT..ETthEs On ELft1!aS-0Af.
During Tuesday afternoon 1Ir. n, Z. Sheldon,
MI old Democrat, aud a geutleuan who in lame,
was Watching tho anttcR OF party OF rcpeatoIH
in tue Second Precinct OF tho Twentieth Ward.
lie Ind tracod t!lutu from the polls Oh dearborn
street, they beiug lod ly III old bEa named Tim
Casey, who has a clcrkship III II. Il. Mlller's
office. a1r. Sheldon Lad warned tho marty on
several occas;uns ard asked the police to arrca.
thcn,, but was cneh time greeted with threats and
Ahuee, thu officc,B ei1nx witt, the reporters. At
the Second Precinct Of the Tweutioth Ward Tim
Carey with number Of h!s rougl.a sur-
| rounded the gtuslonsn and beat him. one
Of tha party drawing u revolver. Sir. Sheldon
lad previously called several times upon tbs
police to do their duty, bnt they refused, hntl
| declined even to notice bna, even while lle was
| being attacked. otr. Sheldon was very roughly
| handled, and to related hia story to Justice
| Mech, NhoHc Office IA at tho corner Of Clark
| mud Madison a.rcets, aud who
| iS5rED 4 WARRANT
for the arrest Of Casey: 1'y some naistaAe, tho
hands OF Constable 10 execute. rs should have
| bocu done, waH placed III the hands
| Of T. policeman, who, arrested Casey On
tho North side al tue polls where l., 10
Tho M polcemann very naturally, 6at yety wrongly:
took the accused before Justice kaufmann, Of
the North Side Police Conrt, and hero is where
| THE MOST LAwLEss PROCEEDING
was pe,petratcl. t,a.oy was charged with as
BsuIt anil battery andthreasonng Tho Justice,
instead Of putting Casey under sufficient bond4,
held lin il. but 800. on literally "straH bail.
Aud tho worst feature Of this ls still to ho told.
Tim became partially hia own hondsman Joh!!
II. colsin becom!ng joint surety Not only
IL the entire proceeding unlawful, but it
shows badly for youpg Colvin, who IL found
making tho rounda Of tue polls With thleses aud
| baEio.-box suffers aud others Of like ik, anl
goiug bail for them. Still it IL poor bail. fol
| Young CoIyiu Is NOT reMarkab!e for either the
possession Of personal property or real cstato
And now,
70 CAT TIE ES71nE ILLEGAL AND uS1Csr rt:ocEEn-
| IHus4
Justice kaufn,ann turus tho bail bon.l oscF to
Justice atonch. and agnlu placeh tho raho IN ha
hands. Tlma bail u to the 17th inst. but i ~ y
not unlikely that Justice aleoch will Fes to y
that Casey ia put under sufficient honds anu
Tits Illegal action inquired into. Prompt act!'n
il necrssary, however, OF Tim will be out ct tho
city. anI j. H.. will neither deliver up nor ply
| iIh.
, 1875-11-04
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS. |
The Full Returns Will Give
8I,,clk 1000 Majority.
Commissioners Nelson and
Jones Counted Out Of
IN Election.
Steps 10 Do Taken by The Citizens
Association TO Expose
the Fraud.
An Attempt to Stuff e. Fifth
Ward Ballot-Box Frus-
trated.
Tim Casey and Young Colvin---The
" Staats-zoitung" on the
Eleotion.
Republican Victories assured in Wisconsin,
Ainuesuta, Pennsylvania, and
Massachusetts.
New fork.Very Close. and Claimed by
Both Parties.
How the Plug-Uglies and Blooa.Tub,
Carried the Day in Baltimore.
| LOCAL.
Republican Victories ASSURED in Wisconsin,
Ainuesuta, Pennsylvania, anl
Massachusetts.
New York.Very Close. and Claimed by
Both Parties.
How the Plug-Uglies and Dlood-Tub,
Carried the Day in Baltimore.
LOCAL..
THE RESULT.
fItfSN ANI1 LOHSKh,

uA1Ns AND LoBsEh.
Thn returns Of tie rocunt election. slcl, ~
they are. 1re HOW all in, with tho exception Of
two ssusl towns, mud It in possible to state doE-
nitely whut tho Republican party achieved Tues.
day. It olcctoa l.. q. llucl: County Treasurer by
1000 majority, and J. j. uealY, Clerk OF tho t'l-
perlor Court. aud Alexander Wocott County
Surveyor, BY about the samo figure. II replaced
Euasel! OF tho Evanston Commission District by
C. c. AyarH. MI honest aud cApalle nun. mud it
returned Johu Tabor. from the Cicero District.
In the place OF John Crawford, who las boon
thcr1 too long for tho county's good. II only
honest votes had been countod it woufn have
elected Mur1y Nelson and John JoneH, tile former
by largo the latter by d small majority. But
there woro warda whore honesty WAS tho oxcct,-
lion 1ueatay, aud tho fraudulent ballots put
into tho boxes during tho day antt the night
l,ayo temporarily defeated tho rtlI Of tho poopte,
os 1fessrs. Cieary and Mulloy. Happily the
repeating in tho Eighth Ward-espocialIy In tho
Sixth Traciuct-a,ld In lilo Tacutieth aud
Righteonth Wards can be proven 10 easily that
no cou,t would hesitate 10 throw out ths spurious
retuTrs. In como wards the vote for County
Commissioners was not all counted, as Is shown
by tho oyeM taIlieh returned, and the ollical cs-
vote.
III tho Sixth County Commissioner District
john Conly III ro-olectsd. defeating Shelly tho
Independent. who dsow off many votes from tho
regular Republican nomneo.
, 1875-11-04
AGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1876.

tee returned to hcadquarsofr End repaired ro-
tllts. Thelr tra5ecntion will not l." carried ~
tllr,IEh Tie Ecpnb'l9an parIy. but the eAHe vii!
10 turned over into the hanin of
TIE cfrlzESh ASSOCIATION:
and Charley 1:nch Inns h'entacd hit willingness. t"
l:at I'll tho tratEnrns tI,as mar be brought 20
him. AID to tsu"ecItn t'h csrEes. ANY one
having any lhto1'nstIon atort illegal voting "f
neglect ot duty On The rart of tho jndgce eau bo
accommodated Nth llrsr;s.. by ,!r. Heed. for
tho met ctlntr hh1sscrs, AMI 1nuenIial ctizrHF
n1lo conI1u4o tho tittz'n ~ Arspc,atin,,. nnl tbs
Executive Committee of lie Republicans sre
fully acseflinc1 II tAs', tais thing
to tho erl. and t1 ha,o fl
punishment melted OIL! to t!,Y.o who
10 richly .l.xerre It. Once il, tls hau II of the
Citizens Ase2cla.lon, tho cn 30 will not be neg
lectet.
Jlare is = plan suggested which has rc.c.vcd
warm huppots, to organize lilo scpubic1n party
into ,ermhueut body 10 ho supported hy coHtrl-
bulona,t to continue III tie rooms where tho lleaI-
quarters hA,e btcn In tbs campaign jHrt nTtr.
aud to have brsnci, ORGANIZATIONS Ia each waf't
0f ths city. The object Ut this moyo won!t b.
tho general welfare Ut thn patty and the NOR"
Hystetnatic aud thorough E1GanB Of EeeIhE de.
cent e!cctinn throughout tho city in the cpring.
READY TO RECEIVE rERrlMoSY.
The E1ecutisc COMMITTEE CT tho Citizens
Association uell meeting Ia their roo!nH IN tho
Merchants Building. cprner Ut LnSa!!o ahd
Washington rtrecss. yesterday afternoon, for tho
lsnErcEn Of taking action in TfEArd to cons:stina
Commissioners Elcary and Mnlshy'H p1ese''te2
cection, and t. Institute Investigation Into tht
| frAuds pcrpetsatc1 At Tuesdays election. ati[
| looking to bringing the guilty partacs to Jntt'cc
| 1'ha following was adopted bs tho Cnmu'lttee
Lts,'rt. 1hat tae c;ti1ene .ttto=ist.nn rortcd
tu@t Investigate. tho ute ers frauds ut tfe rHnu |:
ttH city yen.erAay, S3. liz. reported 10 III" A.
tpcla.lou, may By hereafter Erlosted " Ally 1sF
| hun u either political purity
| il, accortsnco will. tho above resolution. str
j. t.. Aluller. tbo Secretary. il,'itcs 1trenhs I:
| hnuenr in tho trEuuiAklUIl'H InD5ut, - ana =
Merchants 1;uilli'.y. tls:s n,orujl. ii: 10 otlocl
or at my s"taolIeat ttac and give r'ics lnfhr
NATION in iGgarti to election frAids q
they 1nay have IN ihtr rI.acthIon. Az bare
faced BtnflinE wns douc in the two Gr.t prcclpct
| OF Tue r TAeut!eti. Ward hy Mike t.orcorau att
| his bu;nmcrs. il would bo vel! ~ taEo their case
III lla,!a Without dclavt Tllnt proof por;tiye vi
he forthcoming against Til. clltInc thero cEn I
1lo doubt. The First Precinct Of the Sevehteert
Ward waa alho it is al1e:cl fraudnlcnty earl let
and Foinous having knu;slelge Of irregnlsritie
| anywhere III tbs city ought IL make them luoW
nt once At tho rooms Of tho AeBociaton.
, 1875-11-04
NOTES..


An interesting feature Yesterday in lie County
Clur;'1 utficc was the return Of .he ba''ot-bo1cs
from the different wards, all Ut which have to be
ttepo>its+. with him wittsls. four dass after tue
counting OF the voteH. Tho box from tho loo1-
lfouse precinct OF Norwood l'ark, containing tho
200 OF moro pauper yotes, was brought III worry
appropriately by Warden Kimberly. Following
is a l,st Of tlu laoxeH not yet returned:
From tho First u.l.l Second preciuta Of the
rirst Ward the First Precinct OF tue Second
Ward. Tho First Precinct OF tho Fifth Ward, tho
Fl,at Precinct Of the si1t, Ward, the Sixth Pro.
r,nrt Of the sixth Wnrd, the Fourth Preciuct OF
the Seventh Ward tho Fifth Precinct Of the
Ninth Ward. The Sixth Precinct Of tho Ninth
Ward. tho Ninth Precinct Of the Ninth Ward.
the hceoud Precinct Of the Twelfth Ward, thu
Third Precinct ef tho Foustceuth Ward, tho
sixth and seventh Precincts Of tue Flfteontf
WarI. tue Yn,1d Precinct Of tho Sixteenth
Ward. tho rlrat una Fourth Precincts Of the
seventh Wa11. the Third Precinct pt Tho E!ns'
teontA Ward, aud the FiEst aud Second pra-
tlls Town OF Hanover, tho Fifth anu Seventh
Precincts Of Hyde Park, ths Fourth Precinct Of
1.ake, lhs Towns Of Maine. hbw Ttiur, aad
Thornton.
THE rnln1RESgu WAND.
Opposition politicians we're busy yesterday
grabbing 1t Atraws. Among othor things
lhey ilnsRineti for awhile that II would DO Ss"A
thug to throw out tho vote Ut tbs IAli.1 lro,
cinot OF tho Thirseonth Ward. II possible, al
any Republican precincts tilst thvEs was tue
slightest uxcuso tor iIus.uS'a firthis "eia VI s.
lux that co,taiu 1sfegnl!rs.7s. .Hss.e l1 tue
ward n 4avstio,,, as4! sos a"t.il1 st'stsi oset
tho prospect Of throwing put TUG 'ote' SOC
ond thought, bassd On additional! 'niofh,at'oa' ia
counts they lad abandoned their plaus tu thu
| direction lot two ressons Fitss tho5 were sat-
isaed thst thors wa nothing irregular io the
wssI ia question aud. second. that II the!