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From the virginis City tNevl Enterprise
Thare is at the Office of the Con
soiidate Virginia Mining Company
a magnificent specimen of Chinese
carving in ivory. The piece of car
wing is about sixteen inches in
height, and is Celebrated almost be
yond description or comprehension.
At the base are several human fig
ures and the figures Of horse some
three inches in height, all carefully
and artisticaliy wrought, while ut
the distance OF about ten inches
above 10 seen ball about four
inches in diameter, on the surface OF
which are hundreds of human fig
ures, standing or reclining in inches
most wonderful in the elaborateness
and dtlicacy of the carvings sur.
rounding them. Inside of this ball
are no less than twenty-one other
balls or hollow spheres, rs delicate
and beautifully wrought as the first
or outer she'll All these sheres
may be turned and moved about in
such q way thrt the figures carved
on them may be seen. Above this
nest OF spheres sre q number OF
human figures, all bearing the Chi
nese thurman face divine" which
figures are of about the same size as
those at the base. This splendid
specimen OF Chinese workmanship
was sent to Mr.. Mackay by . friend
residing in China. To carve it
must nave been The work of years.
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down with majestic wiaxions npon III !
'bedevfIled and bswiide-ed land, h1
would throw out emery nigger vote tbs
such intimidation carried 70 Hayes,
which they say il his name. Sur, the
intimidation was all on the other side.
Even thu carpes-baggers and scalawass
watchin sick horse, would have voted
for Uncle Sam II they hadn't been
aseard of losin' their Offices They Was
intimidated and now they are lamentin',
they didn't do like Sam Bard. and hee
from the wrath to come before it was
too late, and make themselves unani-
nous
Sur, know that all of ms mere or
less, are Twin undera measure of in
timidation, The fear OF the law, th :
fear of society. the fear Of the devil, or
some other fear, KEEPS US all intimi-
dated. There Is some men would lex
if I wasn't afeard they would lick me-.
There's mighty few men Twin in sstats
of perfect freedom. Our domestic and
commercial relations give the lie to it
every day. You know now it is your
self but are all these relations TO be
busted up on that account? No sur
by no means A reasonable quantity Of
intimidation is swholesome thing for
beast and man,
No, let en- count US out ii they dare
20. know they can beat the almanac
and the multiplication table and the
devil himself on count when they
want to. Their only chance TO get out
Of his kingdom when he gets EN- is to
fool him on the count some evening at
dress parade,
But we've got some long heads a
watchin' of EN-, and they'll be caught
at their rascality. Joe Brown and Sam
Bard have gone to Florida, and Joe is a
whale He's some on a count himself.
He's counted votes before, and haint
forgot the lick Whether he learned
from Bullock or Bullock learned from
! him ! don't know; but Joe didn't jine
Gideon's band for nothing He slipped
1 in and sided out just as easy. and mo-
body knew when il was done Sam
Bard doesn't do that way. He tumbies
4 in and tumbles ont with regular
sonersault, and makes as much noise
( in dom il as schoolboy jumpiE into 4
millpond But Joesaph is all righl
now, and our folks are bettin' on
| him.
/ One thing is shore and certain-we
are not ,-goin to have the other feller
TO rule over us--aud did you say h,
! name was Hayes Yours jubilantly,
! BILL ARR
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- 00s8tesD SoASobteb ArBvote0s
On the night OF November =, \ man
giving his name ~ Leroy Brooks, and
Claiming TO be from lows, called 1t
the auction house VI Messrr. ]. q.
Booth a Co., aud sud dress coat for
81. = chinchiilA falma for g, aud .
pair Of gray blankets for 81, and left
the city for rarfs unknown. But
Messrs. Booth & Co, thiDking him u
suspicious character and not wishing
TO secure goods through such agencies,
notified Colonel Morton. tls. city mar
shai, OF their suspi ions, VITO has kept
watch for him, thinking he might
return with more suspicious piunder,
and as was anticipated. Mr.. Brooks
again made his appearance ut the
same auction house, with, SIS saddle,
which he offered To sell for 81. Mr..
Booth at once went to the mayors
office aud informed the city marshal
that he had spotted his game where
upon the said Brooks was arrested.
aud Mr.. Thomas Johnson making am
dayit against him. ne was Iurned over
To til" county sheriff and lodged ia isil.
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FIRE STATISTICS.
Important Aetisn of the rirenen'.
convention.

h@Roftnnt ArtAoh ok tue hIehsen >
Convention.
The Chief of our Fire Department, il
will be remembered, looked forward
with GREATNESS interest to the Fire
mems Convection, which met some
weeks ago in Austin. We are not Ger
tain he didn't get n new uniform, and
practice several nights on his speaking
trumpet. When the momentous day
arrived for tue assembly OF that au-
gust body, he went to Austin to attend,
and returned. preserving, however, an
impenetrabie silence a. to what the
Convention did. The deliberations
of the CONVEX ton were looked for with
much interest b, the boys here, but in
vain. What the Convention did would
never have trsnspired, had not one of
the San Antonio delegation let the cal
out of the Uag, to the horror of Chief
Conner, the president of the associa-
ton. Here Is how the bottom facts
come out according to the San Anto.
Mo Herald:
YESTERDAY Mayor French asked one
Of the San Antonio delegation to the
Austin Firemen's Convention, IL their
isbors AZ Austin had produced any
definite or satisfactory results.
81 should say they had. Why every
member Of ths delegation had to let
his vest out at the back or burst all the
buttons or The delegation gained In
the aggregate . pounds.n
"Bat l mean what did you agree
upon?" queried his honor.
champagne and oysters principally
and cigars; twenty ceDter-.n
81 mean what did you do In refer
ence to the Fire Department
1--WE are going to meet every year
for the transaction Of business, proba-
bly, at Galveston in the oyster s~aso I. y
Now, Mr.. Hahn" said his honor
speaking very slowly and sternly, ~
want to know what about fires, insur.
ance. fire proof buildings, ETC."
al never heard the subject men
toned while was in Austin. Oysters
don't cost cent over at Austin.
never saw such noble hearted, frolic-
some oysters In my life. They cried
out loud when we said we had to 90
back to San Antonio.p
Aud this was all his honor could
learn about the practical result Of the
convention.
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- Govsfnss .lspsss sur slosy Z
I'D The .4Aksn IN, The Coz
Eernoe enlarged his Escellenoisl
eyes and surveyed bis appoinfee non,
hts head to HIS feel, rivetIng his vision
mOmepton the backward bend Of his
legs; Tor he stood Ia his I1ou,iss,
position gov. 81 do not understand
you, = said the grave senator expecr.ut.
"fes, cir; ~eii--hem. my apposntmt Ut
you sent me-" replied Gander.eyes, ~
be drew the document out of his coat
pocket and handed it 10 the governor
Hpchard scanned the fraud II Was
hIiiy equal to one II Pete Mo 'artne,' %
greeDhaeks ~ first cla.s forgery. and
thai WAS what raised such . storm
Of Indigestion la the mind III Richard.
TITS fraud, siIi al Internal forgery.
sfT did eoasfrrfeu 3 .,is-tsd
humhng! You have been taken in,
ssr, AID done for. ny some vilIaiaous
ssamp! But he couldn't be puf
on III The way, aud he pfopo.ed 70 de.
hate the matter, and iiisinuated tha.
Richard WAS the only parsonage who
Was mistaken in that business. aWhy
haven't that the State seal ~ said h.
with an sir Of com misseration for III.
Governors imbeciliiy. mo It's u
| fraud, l tell you! damnable fraud,
and an outrage upon my prefogssiv-,
sir /" Whistler turned away with su
vii OF proud disgust and lett the hall
mutterine to himself that he'd try
what virtue there was in the law TO
campel recognition under his CON.
| u,issien that he was not to be tam
pered with, even by Governor, If he
Was also = United States Senator ap
ptreGt. He, however, GU due refiec.
ton, obtained consent to spare the
peer Governor. aud embarked in the
sewing machine business, in which be
sparkies like diamond of the first
water. He hasn't been back 10 Dem
ton since. THOMAS aNAIa.
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A R.,,~.y w,aa,.,I.

lfrom the New ori ans FINES, I'd ins;.i
II seems beyond question now that
New Orleans can look forward TO the
early completion of railway commini.
cation with Texas with confidence. The
mission of Mr. T. B. Whcelock, rresi-
dent OF the New Orleans Pacific road
who visited New York for the purpose
OF conferring vita the proprietors OF the
western branch OF the Mobile and Texas
ros,t. was crowned with unexpected sue
cess. When it became apparent that Mr..
Wheeiock desired to connect with the
western branch at VermilionvilIe, there
by making It a trunk Tor all trains from
Northeastern Texas, via Alexandra, the
advantage to the line WAS at once per
ceived. Governor Morgan. Messrs
seiigman l. Co. Morton, Bliss a. Co,
and Mr. Ames, the sole proprietors cfthe
road, We understand. have pledged them
selves to at as early date as possible
and at their own expense complete the
line from Bayou Goula, its present ter
minus, to Vermiiionville, and thence to
the Trinity River, where il will connect
with the road already completed to
Houston. The New Orleans Pacific
icaa dktt"s w run It's fific IfUul v erfnll-
ionyiile through Alexandria to Marshall
This will give two routes to Texas, one of
which willeontrol the trade Of the south
ern portion of the State and the
other its northern cotton and grain
belt. while the products of both sections
will pass over that portion of the road
between Vermilionville and New Or
leans. 1t is confidently believed that
such an arrangement will give New Or
leans the absolute mastery of the Texas
business. Both Texarkana aud Sher-
man. the two points where the longi-
tudinal railroads enter the State, are
two hundred and fifty miles near
er New Orleans than st. Louis,
and the difference in the cost of
transportation would force both grain
and cotton this way, while in the South
ern portion of Texas on the line running
east and vest, there would he no oompe-
tition. The case of the New Orleans
Pacific road comes up before the SUI
preme court on Monday next, and
should the suit be decided in favor
of that corporation. it is understood
that large additions to its present work
ing force viii at once he made.
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MOtherS!.

csstsrta j. the result OF - yeA-S' ent,.fl-
ne1ts - pr. -amu-i Plfr4cr. ~ Nassau q
w. "a u v-s-tH-sis PIP zion, .-rf.-c-
i've a. casias OIL bal perfectly pleassn' ,
the tssIe.- II can be taken by the youngest
miami, snd Ee Their gag. nor gripes- DE-. A.
= ors-en, OF hoy.ton. Indiana. says Of ~
~in--! nave ffi-d tn C<-toris- and can
speak goiy Of IT. merit-- IL VIII. 'hlnk,
10 aSsy ~u irely with castor oll. Is 10 pleas
Aht AID harmless, and h won ferfuily er1rs-
very thing.
The cs>toria destroys worms REGULATE The
-teinscis cares Wind ceite. and permits al
IA cfnnp. aa9 Tor ts.-sftiuE casiidr-u. Homer
- not pleasant r - ta- taste. and castor OF
IL not "a -rtl'n la ia Elk. IL cS-i- DO; >.
cruts. la lar-- bot g
.-Ist III. ROSE CO. New York.
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FORT WORTH.

NJ. y. q. Patton Accidentally Shoots
Himself
special 10 the Dallas Herald.
FoRr WORTH, December ar c.
Patton, dry goods merchant formerly
OF Dallas, accidentally shot himself,
while hunting this afternoon, 1t Is
thought fatally. The accident hap.
pened three miles in the country. No
particulars a. yet X.
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CENTAUR
LINN ENTS!


Physicians recommend. and farrier. de-
been IN usr. words sFr cheap. but the bro
pFietofs Of ihese articles viii present 4 ial
bottles 70 :uneaicai men, xrstis. snd wa
guarantee more rapid and Satisfactory re-
suits fhao have ever beiur- been obtsiss-d-
se~ cepssur lisisnens. " hfte ~ rapp~y
viii cure Rheumatism. SeurAl.:ia Luf1fa<<s
eeiatiea. Cske-i Breast sa<c Nipple. Frrs-
-uy ordinary
yLkss, BosE'eE MUSCLE AiLxExr.
II VIII extract tue poison Of bites and
ssinS,' ana iss7Aa Jcrns or sezlds without a
, r... l.sss- i.s F.i-y, Weak Iek, EAfsrhe,
80 iig .irid IL IT. Irr.iln5-uI
hc1. biifrk .of Aba iiarlin county Onto
80 MY vile iias has, fprnrnsSisIn for i've
across the floor she i na.s cnft, t,i.riv On
oy the use OF Ccutsur Liuisn-ut Veal ie~i
t 70 70 : on. aud recsemmela yosr xos-
derful me ttcine 10 All our fri-nc-'
James Hard. OF Zasasvtil.. ohta- ..x. .
gia-"
Alfred Tush., of S~wark, wriiss. ..--aa
ment hiss saved my les. Ivsnt 20 ai-Irst-
ute IL. etc
The sale o; this iininent is inersa.ias rap
Idly.
The Csssaur Lisimess. YeIio~ " rap
per.
Ia for the tough skin, ii-sh and musslesof
HoNsE-, sU-Es ASD AsIz~Ls.
We have never yef s---c a eas- of SPAWN.
SHeeny. hiugooU-. ~ intsail, -scTatcn-s "a
Pole 81. which this Lfolnsut uanl.i ssoi
speedily hens al. and ~. never $40 bot a
i"w cases which II would uoi cure. "a atll
cnie " o-n anything can. .; l. folly 20 - I'd
50 ~ a fAfrier. h-n one aaiiasi- zrirIn of
c~ntsur iiniuaent ~lit do bs.tt-r- The fsl-
Owing Is = -.nsPi. % the testimony rro-
duocd:
iEsFEk-eN. Mo-, Nov. o.. is7g
"-oine time ago HE- shipping 1or--.. Ia
- Luis 1 got one badi. crt pflis-i In t.t-
car. viii great dic1cufy I 80 hins o. fiss
stable The stable k-eIs-f ga.e M. = fssfil-
OF YOU tentaur Liunnesf zh IN I uss-i
sitn such success that la tao lays the iiar-.
was active snu nearly sell. 4 have h---n :
veterinary surgeon for thirty year. blf suuI
linincni beat anythiug ever u-.ss.
Al M'EARfl. Veterinary 81 .r,Ssr-
For a po-tsgv stamp ~ vii mail . Geo
iaIr Aim snac. cspntatuin~- hundrr- 81 or.
ncAt,r. from every state Ia tli- Tuion
ihes- Lirim-nis are nos -ola D. al d.-ai.-f,
IA the country.
Laboratory OF T. q. RE- q Co
Is Deg street, New York.
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poIicy 81 tif.lura,.t.@ A. tf. lf.,..... s,,.
ceesseu in w,pn,ay ov., ~, r.,uh,,.
can mrmh.r. ~ N ~. f,..,,'..~.,.
are sr.gy.., an, :, IN "a, -.
them. leaving An. Radical. w,tbout !.
quorum. even WITH ,b.i, Az. p.rn.
well m.mhar. s.,,,.i, an. AL.
allow. m. .ln.,ion 10 hs ,ho,ooy,,,
ups,r.to.d nv ths Am.,,c., o.an,s
and ,.n,,.,. IN. ,,oh.h,,,,, 80 p,
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caroline, placed In his hands by the
Secretary OF State, except to turn them
over to Speaker Wallace.
Lsas.ssns-rbe Dead Lsea.
II IL said now that Anderson has
sided with the two negro mem bers,
and the result IL q terrible commotion
In Radical circles here aud at Wash.
ingtou.
Wells weaheasss.
Wells modification OF his order re-
gardIns the East Baton Rouge poll.
was forced BY the feas that Cssahave
and Kenner would rot coincide with
him aud Anderson. When they COM
piled the vote Of the state in secret;
they. With Kellogg aud Packard, were
alarmed, too, n, the Information that
keDner and Csssnsve bad concluded
20 dissent from their pre-arranged pro-
grsmme 60 count the state for Hayes
aud Packard, and now their opinion
is courted In the sessions Of the board,
instead Of being snubbed and ignored
~ they have been heretofore.
Csssssvs ssa Kepner.
Lewis, q prominent Republican ne
gro anu Pipchksck's supporter, told
Judge Trumbull to-day, in my pres
anee that, Casansve and Kenuer had
made up their minds to act for them
selves. and ;he decision which they
would make to place themselves on
record ~ working for the interests OF
their race. and that their vot.s on the
final count would be accompanied by
fli explanations from them.
geiiess.
Thinks there's danger ahead for him,
and he Is bringing every possible In
noencs to bear upon both Kenner and
Cssanave. with but poor success, how
ever. aod the next plan resorted to by
bim will be intimidation.
TIE vscsseies I'm the heard.
He found that the proposition to
elect Compbell as the ffth mem Der OF
she hoard wouldn't be tolerated by
either the colored members or Ander.
son, the latter not relishi z the ides,
% Kellogg might through that in
sl..-., .m,,, 49,. w
~o,,.,I,s -. ..ss.,.-.
- -. "a. -,..,,- -.
sr.,,.., &c.. $50.
A., u.,,a Il,
!, 100 ,.,.,,,an "a go .n.,s
~,p ~. nor. ..nno,, 49, r.,,,-.
=, W.T. K.I.ogv ,.,,. ~. ,h., -
-. An .s,-.
49, v " ,"son
n'es" ou yo,n' osio. n tne next
srnerh assembly when shows that
~ Nso~s eAAcsy ~na' ms returning
oso ~ so.ns 70 90 sno ne says
'"' go eo"'es UP
- ss.vw..
yin be one Of III. strongest supnor,sr.
OF the Republican aids; that his speecb
upou that occasion viii be from poin,s
made by actual observation, and that
he vii assouI.h the North when IN.
spx<ch h made. Thu me.ps thar IN.
Republicans intend 10 include the Ion.
i.sans vote when the senate and uou.e
meet In jolnt srs-ioo, and that sber.
man viii then champion the louisiana
~.... .oa ,..,., H., ~. -, ~.
s....,. s,".. ,,a. ~. ,oe "
~ - r . 'A'N much
u ! $500 ', n % |"
-. ~, .'s.'.u ?. ue.',e' 70 zee
49, - 49,, ISM ~, "u' !. no' ne 'ras's
- p.,.- a "' mo- os opi'oee' ~
~,~..s ."~...
1.~,.s,o~ F,sersl .o,c;.,.' -. ,.sco,,.
- mors hold ana defiant nov .ad
eIslu nat The Northern NJ well A. ths
s.s-,s. |. sSs.r .,,,' Ths S s.ss,u =
1,,-ccrssv sh~s claim dsr, mo-, sdvo
81. ! revolution Or sosrib,e opposit,op
q Hsy.s, inssxur.sIon, and they &C
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The HERxIp has ranoata.tix, n.Il.d
attention to the .dvan,.ga. ~ =, uc,,id
accrue a an Investment To the .tock-
holders, and in other v.vs To the c;tv
In handsome little theatre arrnnyed
with all of the modern convenience
for heating aud lighting it. and sun.
piled with the most approved scenery
stage properties and sests Such /.
building A would meat the reou,,a.
meuts of n CITY of mi. .i.e co.ld bs
suilt for about twentv.fivs thou,.na
dollars. It could be so constructed !, 70
contain three good sized stove. under.
meath. The entran " could he through
= hall. up fiishts Of stsr~ th.nc. y, ~.
AUDITORIUM. which vonId Of c.,r,. ~
CONSTRUCTED in rear Of the stores tn,
rents derived from the storea v.r. tla
theatre built ON = tborouvbs.,e n .
good business .oc.tiou von,d 81 .dd,.
ton 20 the lease al the th,e.,re n,o,,.,
he I fair Incom, In ~. .facLhoiasrs
With . stock commas, so,m.a -.
threa,re built. there vould IS NO am
Guilty In leasing the thre,tre ana rent.
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WHAT'S QUEgN's DELI aur,

WHAT'S QUEENS DELI 1ur I
II plant that grows IN the south aud Is
he only actual bio purifier ever nfscov
cred. by which all diseaaes that center In the
blood can be ersdtcated ct once and forever
II expeIs for life AL scrofuIous, syphiiiiie
Cutane0sts AMI Rheumatic afYectiO 3 and
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class o
diseases. Alon II Il . searching, bot whes
combined with H0ndur ~ Sarsa 'arffIa, Yet
low Dock and other roots and herb il be
cntnes a blood purifier indispensable and
unequalied. ouch II the coordination of
DS. fgrr.s ssssAPAR,LsA ASo
tQrEEss DglIsaTJ
forming the most powerful Alternative
Known 70 Medical science for the cure of oil }
ulc<rs And hores. Diseased Joints, Foul ID.
charges from the Eara and No.trils. Al
scesses. skin affections, Rheumatism
ropsy, Kidney Com plants. Evil affects o.
secref pfActtces, Diseased Bcal Dfsordcred
Liver and spleen ant All diseases that cen
isr In the blood. II possesses the pecuiiA
property ofimparting a fair eomplexion sno
Cs.sss tie Bedy 70 Gain 1. solid FlssA
It's value can net he too strongly impressed
upon the attention Of those Who ave been
exp0sest TO tatot Of fmprsper chsrneter
The hfuicted ara assured thaf this 10 NOT one
Of she WofthteD nostrusDs OF the day, but f.
prepared upon scienttnc principles, by .
pnysloI an OF thirty years experience. sold
Priacipsi ofr,ee. Is Murray ST., New York.
ssputdsod-viy
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The reT.utziisa q has .-;ained. r. ----
Tie uarreiious cures q has pro.ln1eI .. !.
iasi hall oeniury. y a ss.lhslel.i 49,. .. -
pablo Tat n q a canliare q rczllF
ressai;s TAI can b. scsireL o.
SEXTON of csanuy thcrs 80 Isrse. ...-
knoEa, uho hate eoc-. rrsfufss. r.a
even ds-Pcr-ie Diseases q o. 49,. ... Ii
Al HhosaVc trie.i q -.1s aoui--i-.
and where - Ftr-aes ARE tzau- n. -.
a 20 shai raediotns 70 r-uil..s ID -s.- "a. =.
tree AMI FHssTiHs I-cruti1- ta r....--.r 80
tions. CtsEET fTirrgal ..r-.. .--s u
MART rci,.i, znd f'cff-rl-- fn.af
nii4er Naneites of hTsnt A. !. ..1.. .
nc Enorv forutlsl,ls 'iisszae- si ~ r1.--
Asa ssferazni % siiiaIsa. a-aal e. r.-.
ing disease N.,ieh bessl ~ Ttraai 80 o..
Childhood, il is iavaauztis ST.. ~ 81. ...-.-
nnisiisldes are rescuei sud r--Irr,-l q r.-
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EoR The speedy Cure Of Seminal Weak
4 ness Lost Man hood, and ali Disorder
brought on by fndisrretioeis or excesa, Ann
drugEist has the ingredients.
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cssa.svs ssa Kesser.

Lewis, prominent Republican ne
gro ana Pinchksck's supporter, told
Judge Trumbull to-day, In my pres
snce that, Casansve and Kenuer had
made up their minds to act for them
selves. and .he decision which they
would make to place themselves on
record a. working for the interests OF
their race. and that their vot.s on the
final count would be accompanied by
fall explanations from them.
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He found that the proposition to
elect Compbeil as the ffth mem Der OF
the hoard wouldn't be tolerated by
either the colored members or Ander-
son, the latter not relisbi z the ides,
% Kellogg might through that in
uuenee get . stronger hold upon the
General Assembly than Anderson
would ike TO zee him have, and 10 that
wsy make sure his election to the
United States Senate.
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Geiisgg.

Thinks there's danger ahead for bin,
and he Is bringing every possible In
ncencs to bear upon both Kenner and
Cssanave. with but poor success, how
ever. aod the next plan resorted to by
him will he intimidation
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6sys that Kellogg shall not be elect ed
70 that position, aud ASSERTS that he
win have more support than Kellogg
90 West Kellogg tells me that his
party win have . majority Of thirteen
70 nfteen on joint ballot Ia the next
general assembly. which shows that
he Asows exactly what his Returning
Board are going 10 do; aud he says
further that whom the case comes up
in CopRresa
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IL u said now that Anderson has
sided with the two negro mbers,
and the result Is terrible commotion
In Radical circles here aud at Wash.
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