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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DIR. Rankin uses the Health Lift.

DIR. Rankin uses the Health Lift.
No charge for trying the Health Lift.
Dyspepsia Is cured by the Health Lift.
See the Health Lift at Metzerott Hall.
Vice President Ferry uses the Health Lift.
Health Lift saved the life of Geo. F. Root.
Hon. L. @. q. Lamar uses the Health Lin.
General Debility is cured by the Health Lift
Oliver Wendell Holmes uses the Health Lift.
Buffers stove exchange, corner Of Fifth and x
streets northwest.
Ask for the Hebe de Refine cigarettes; they
are the best Of all.
Health Lift at Metzerott Han, s25 Pennsylva-
mia avenue. Separate apartment for ladies.
Left-of clothing watches pistols, SC, bought
at Herzog's, el5 d street. Orders attended to.
Best prices paid for cast-oif clothing at Justh's
attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McMurray's, sos Pennsylyania avenue,
Market Space.
Procure it in time If you wish to save doctor
bills. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, Is cents;
large size, 80 cents.
The most desirable furnished rooms, en- suite or
street, just north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Prime to fancy, New York, Pennsylvania
glades, Virginia and Western butter, strictly hne
and E streets northwest.
J.H. Squier Co., bankers, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue, pay SIX per cent. interest on deposits
credited.
Fire insurance policies now issued at remarks
bly, low rates by the Firemen's Insurance
Company Of Washington and Georgetown,
(otfice No. !, over Bank of Washington,) and
prompt payment of losses guaranteed.
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday
afternoon, for VIM. Redin Woodward, trustee,
part Of lot 2 in square 1877, situated in an alley
between L and and Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets northwest, and improved by o frame house,
to Solomon Slower, for s5t5.
We call attention to the advertisement in
! another column of Smith, Birge & Co., 10l4 Penn
sylvania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
warm-air heating, manufacturing as they do
their own appartus, are, perhaps, superior to
those of any other house in this community.
"High Old Salts; or, Stories Intended for the
Marines, but Told Before an Enlightened Com
mittee Of Congress-" by Captain F. q. Adams, is
now out and for sale by Shillington. Price, so
cents. 1t is lively reading, and will amuse and
instruct Congressmen and sailors alike.
II. E. Ofhey s Co. exchange and deposit banks
northeast corner of Fifteenth and streets, deals
in all classes Of Government securities and in
District of Columbia and all hrst-rate investment
bonds and stocks; also in American coin and
foreign money. Demand drafts on Europe in any
amount. Best rate allowed for per cent i'm
provement bonds. Orders promptly filled for the
new United States ~ per cent. bonds.
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Indictments and Dfsmfssals by the
Grand Jury.

The following indictments were brought in by
the grand jury yesterday: Hiram V. Dempster,
larceny; Charles Harris, George Wilson and
WDl. Beeves, burglary and larceny; Chris. q.
dismissed in the case Of Fulton Rice, charged
with ObtaiIin Ing money by fllsa pretences
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bonds to keep the peace. Chas. Stewart, charged
with forgery of deed Of trust conveying piece
of land not his own, to secure the sum Of 800,
Thomas Washington, loud and boisterous; s..
John Crow, eursing; IS, Martin Banks, Mary
Smith and Mary Jones, loud and boi;terolis
loud; IS. Edward Carroll, bold artiileryT 4
family; IS. pro
Court Calendar for Tod
Circuit Court Before Chief Just go.
Nos. los. Goldsmith vs. Johns ~ee Cars.eI.
Fafcad fGGIe aOTeP Gensa6S: i and
no. Cohen vs.. Sharp; a12 .esey vs.. PomerOy;
as Slater J95Psn %oT @ams MS sSPeana ss Eat
LIE f2s ffsaSRRs fs.@Esnc. sS%iT Sd% G
2s R.1s use ss vs. ffRs ssSSns 's
Ward; 2s2 A. gS pGn6s. morton rs USm%aSs
-otomac Railroad Company.
Isaity Court Before Judge wylie.
IN 4. Hoppvs. Vigel; 8. Hilton vs.. Sherman;
A. a. R&sher VS.. Utermehle; IL. Holmes VS.. Van
!, PEAK; a Cooke vs.. McBlair; Is Blake vs. Fants
| 10. Hills VS.. Mcnamara; II. Barrettys Bige
| low.
Criminal Court. Before Judge Macarthur
\ Lemuel Weeden, assault with intent to kill,
/ two cases; Christopher Johanneson, assault ;
| Michael Sexton, James Regan and Edward Long,
resisting an oficer; Mary Canaan. murder of her
| child; Joseph Lacey, robbery; Richard Carter
/ and Addison Spillman, larceny.
Lies MiserabIes."
Capt. Croeker, accompanied by the necessary
assistants, left last evening, by the o'clock
train, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with
| the following convicts for the Albany peniten-
tiary: Johanna Turbin. convicted of murder and
sentenced to be hung, but whose sentence was
commuted to imprisonment for life; Henry b:
Lien, forgery, one year; Henry Byesch, grand
larceny, one year; Ed. Bands, grand larceny, ON
| VIM. johnson, petit larceny, (second ofense, }
three years; jackson Fields grand larceny, three
years; Adolphus Mason, grand larceny, three
years
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TIE PCRITY OF THE BALLO'

th1 SAAi Y. AthN DENOt'
to protect the citizen in the free and peaceful e1er
cise Of his right TO vote, to secure him against
violence, intimidation, outrage and especially
murder, when he attempts to perform HIS duty,
should be the desire of ali men and the aim ofevery
representative government. II political success
shall attained by such violent and terrible means
as were resorted TO in many parishes Of Louisiana,
complaint should not be made If the votes thus
obtained are denounced by judicial tribunals and
all honest men as illegal and void.
JOHN SHERMAN, Ohio.
L. W. SToUGHToS, N. Y.
J. II. v. N. ALLEN. n. Y.
EUGENE HALE. Maine.
j. W. GARFIELD. Ohio.
CORTLAND PARKER, n. j.
W. ID. KELLEY, Pa.
SIDNEY CLARK, Kansas.
j, C. WILSON, kansas,
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THE SCALES OF JUSTICE.
TIE LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

A $1,000 Verdict Against a Railroad
Company - In Numerous eases
Judgment Is Obtained by Default
6raDd and Petit Larceny Trials
Disposed Of,
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ana IN view OF The possible CONSTITUENCIES OF lts au-
Indication. We have closely observed its proceed
ings. and have carefully weighed the force of large
OF the testimony upon which that adjudication
has been reached.
The members of the board. actin under oath,
were bound by law, If convinced by the testimony
that riot, tumult, acts of violence or armed dis
turbance did materially interfere with the purity
and freedom of the election at any poll OF voting
place. or did materially change the result OF the
election thereat, reject the votes thus cast and
eIclufe them from their final return. OF the effect
of such testimony the board was sole and hnal
judge. and If in reaching conclusion iteIercised
do justice, its determination should be respected
even If upon like proof q different conclusion
might have been reached by other tribunals per-
sons. To guard
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CITY ITEMS.
WILBoR's Con Liver Oh AND LINE.

WILBoR's COP Liver OIL AND LINE.
The friends Of persons who have been restored
from confirmed consumption by the use of this
original preparation, and the grateful parties
themselves, have, by recommending IL and ac-
knowledging its wonderful efficacy, given the
article a vast popularity in New England. The
God Liver Oil Is In this combination robbed Of its
unpleasant TASTE and is rendered doubly effective
in being coupled with the lime which Is itself a
restorative principle, supplying nature with just
the agent and assistance required to heal and re-
form the diseased lungs. A. B. WILBoR, Boston,
is the proprietor. Sold by all druggists.
MWSF.3t
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BUSINESS SUITS, at
EIsEMAN Bios, Corner Seventh andIE.
RRADy.AIAnE CIorH1Na

RRADY-MADE CLOTHING.
of superior rnish. Overcoats, Business Suits and
Dress Suits from the lowest price which good
work and material can be offered to the highest
in price. We study the interests of our customers
Best goods for the least money. Children's VI.
sters, %; Boys Suits, S.; Boys Overcoats, So;
best line of Gentlemen's Overcoats from soto 80
NOAH WALKER Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
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Police Court.
Before Judge Smell.

A BURGLAR held FOR THE GRAND JURY-As-
6AULTING AN OFFICER-FoRGING A DEED OF
CoRyETANCE-PETIT LARCENY AND MINOR
CASES SETTLED.
Charles Z. Wesley, charged with burglariously
StOddard street, Georgetown, and stealing sill
yer watch worth SIS, and $50 in money; grand
iury-s2OcO bonds. VIM. Thomas, assault on
Thomas Helmuth: 80 and costs or thirty days in
all Henry Brown, assault on 0ficer Charles
II Sadel; Is and costs or ten days in jail Henry
jp AL. Joseph Hall, threats to Sarah Hall; 600
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HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
Medicated Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, at
NOAH WALKER & Co.'s,
625 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
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ISsrrLScE AGAINST Loss By FIRE.

INbOIsANNE hoaIN5I 11Oeo I5f I IHt-
Such protection during the winter months,
with their high winds and the increased number
of fires in every house, is most necessary, and the
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company OF
the District offers peculiar advantages In rates,
&C., to insurers. The office Of the company is at
1909 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the United
States Treasury.
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PRISON BIRDS TO THEIR CAGES
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CHILDREN's SUITS AND OvERcoATs,
the largest assortment, all new goods, at the
Boys Clothing House of B. ROBINSON & Co.,
900 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
It Is reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has, since Its introduction in the United States,
reached the immense sale of 10 900 dozen per year.
Over 5000 druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the factory at Woodbury., N. J., and
not one has reported single failure, but every
letter speaks Of its astonishing success In curing
severe coughs, colds settled on the breast, con-
sumption or any disease Of the throat and lungs.
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
get this medicine or inquire about It. Regular
size, IS cents; sample bottle 10 cents. Two doses
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. SToTT & Co., Wholesale Agent.
USE THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. A perfect dentfrice. Its action on the
teeth is specific, removes tartar and discolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. 1t hardeps the gums, swsetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot iniure
to all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle.
THoHPsoN's PoMADE OPTINE, for dressing
the hair. This tine pomade merits special men
tion. Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair. imparting to 1t gloss
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for the
hair, 1t cannot injure, but is highly beneficial,
equally SO to the rich, golden-hued tresses of
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
silyer-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-hv and
fifty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE ECONOMY. eRenovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bottle.
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BETHRsDA wATEl

!" The marvel Of the age" We have this day
shipped large invoice of the celebrated Be
thesda Water to CHARLES SToTT Co., and they
will furnish 1t by the barrel, half barrel, demi-
Jon, jug, sc. RICHARD DuNBAR,
Waukesha, Wis.
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REGISTERED STRENGTH OF vorIRs.

There were in the State OF Louisiana the day OF
election 81 800 white registered voters and us 40
colored-a majority of the latter Of - 34. II was
well known that IL left free to vote uninuenced by
violence intimidation the blacks would be almost
unanimously Republican, and that. with the white
Republican vote, Its majority would about be equal
to that above Indicated. The plan appears to 'ssve
been to select for purposes Of and yio-
ence few parishes posi- oef0r In forty of fty
seven parishes where these were not employed the
Republican majority was 6Oo-but To select those in
which the colored vote compared with tile white,
would be large unless uulawfuy prevented. for in
so doing 1t might be expected that, should any
jority they could thus obtain in such parishes be
jected, they would nevertheless attain their pur-
pose by the suppression OF large Republican vote.
In pursuance of this plan five OF the pari hes
selected I'm which the greatest violence and intlm-
dation were pyactlced were East and West Fell
ciana, which border upon that portion of Mlssls-
sippi in which murder and ontrages so prevailed
during and preceding the election substantially
10 prevent any Republican vote; East Baton
Rouge which borders on the southern portion OF
East Feliciana Morehousc. which adloins the State
Of Arkansas, and Ouachits, which adJoins aud
LIES DIRECTLY SOUTH OF NoREHoUsE.
The geographical position OF these i've parishes
was we'll spited to the purpose 10 be attained, for
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warking their course by the whipping, shooting,
wounding, manning, mutilattng and numbering
women. children and defenselese men, whose houses
forcibly entered while they slept and, Is their
inmates fed through fear the pistol the rife the
knife and the rope were employed to do their horrd
work. Grimes like these, testified TO by scores Of
witnesses, were employed in Louisiana 10 elect q
President of the United States and when they shall
succeed the glories of the Republic will have de-
parted, and shame and horror VIII supplant in the
hearts Of people that love and yeneratiou with
which they have hitherto regarded the institutions
oftheir country.
The proof of violence and intimidation and armed
disturbance in many other parishes Is Of the same
cisve to the five parishes particularly referred
to- In others these causes prevailed at particular
polling places, at many of which Republi"an vote
was. 10 considerable extent, prevented.
We hope TO be able to furnish full copies of all
testimony by the board that the justice of its
conclusions may be appreciated. II Is . tribunal
from which there
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SOS SUITS to order.
EIsBMAN Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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OvERcoATs, FIFTY DIFFERRNT.STLYEs,
at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson &
Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
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ULsTERs for men.
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And 1t further recommended that on the day OF
election at each voting place there should be 'af
davits prepared to the effect that there has been
no intimidation on account of any efforts by the
Democratic Conservative party to prevent any one
from voting on account OF race color or previous
condition of servitude.
Thus carefully guided from the central Demo-
cratic authority by this secret and confidential
circular; urged to impress on the timid blacks
by horseback professions q sense of the united
strength OF their former masters, and warned TO
prepare blank affidavits In advance that no ter
r9rfsm had been exercised, the next and not the
least important part of the scheme of these leaders
was to select the parishes where. Having the means
to carry the election, and Intending TO use them,
stated in the circular, they could do SO with the
hLAf,S %
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SUGAR AT LOWEST RATES,
PURE SPICES,
FARINACEOUs GOODS,
OAT MEAL,
CRUSHED WHEAT, Etc.
FINE CANNED GOODS,
FRESH OREGON SALMON-Canned,
TOMATOES-Jersey Queens.
ORIENTAL T STORE,
400 Ninth street, Y. NJ. CA. Building.
]. WALTER DUVALL. Proprietor.
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CHILDRRN's OvKRcoATs.
EIsEMAN BRos., Corner Seventh and E.
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IS MEMS Overcoats, at
EIsEMAN Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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PROlFs oF FRAUp.

We win now present such an outline Of the proofs
disclose not only such violence and intimidation
as prevented a fair election in several parishes
at many polls, but disclose also that these grave
offences were committed in pursuance of precon-
certed and settled plan formed by the Democratic
leaders to prevent Republican voters from attend
ing the polls, and that such unlawful purpose was
so efectuay accomplished as not only 10 Interfere
with the purity and freedom of the election, but
materially 10 change its result.
To illustrate how carefully the political campaign
was considered, and the plan mentioned eontEiyed
tive to refer 10 circular issued from the rooms OF
the eDemocratie-Cons State central commit
tee at New Orleans, marked '.confdental.'' and
signed by j. W. Patton, president, and Z. J.. Sui
lvan, secretary, intended for circulation in each
parish, and recommending the formation Of ward
clubs therein. These circulars urged that "in
yersstion no gloomy forebodings should be INDUCED
in, and that the result Of the election should be
spoken OF as foregone conclusion, we have the
means of carrying the election, and intend to do
But be careful TO say and do nothing that can be
construed into threat or intimidation OF any char
acter.;'
The circular also recommended that there should
be frequent meetings of all the clubs to be formed,
and that occasionally form at their several places
OF ofmeeting and proceed thence ON horseback TO the
central rendezvous, stating tnat proceedings Of
this character would impress the negroes with
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Criminal Court.
Before Judge Macarthur

A'SAOAS JuOsO U4dChELuIT
CHICKEN THIEVES CooPED-CLoTHEs AND JEw-
ELRY sTEALERs CoNVICTED-A GAME HOUSE
CASE NOT MADE oUT-HEAvY SENTENCES IN
POSED BY HIS HONOR,
Ananias Haskins and Sandy Henderson
charged with stealing, August Is, 1915, from John
tEiloerger' in the coussslfty chickens, valued at
Sandy Henderson, one of the accused. is a
small boy, about eleven years of age, with a
bright eye, and watched every witness closely as
their evidence was delivered from the stand.
John Thomas was called - c witness. He was
bright mulatto boy, about three feet high, and
IN response to question Of the Judge replied that
lie Nas ntteen years old.
IJr Drury, counsel Tor Henderson. asked his
Honor TO question the witness and see If he knew
the responsibility Of an oath.
Judge Macarthur deemed 1t unnecessary, as
nowadays boys fifteen years old were pretty well
posted, and thought they knew great deal more
at that age than they really did when they be-
The jury found Haskins guilty and not guilty
as TO Henderson. The court sentenced Haskins
10 one year in the Penitentiary;
George Jones, white, indicted for grand larceny
in taking from Mrs. Robt. S. Bsyne a set of coral
Jewelry, valued at SJO bracelet, $780, pistol $40;
chain. 40, and pockkets6ooS' a. T6e LARCENY i wa.
committed September ], 1s7e Guilty; three
years in the penitentiary.
rob Bertha Freibus on June 2 1875. The counsel
io- the defense tled plea Of formal acquittal,
and any the eaTe TsgIsIdS MeRt 0Tel until today
bling. In July, 1916 in this District. Not
guilty.
Thos. Carter, indicted for g-and larceny In
stealing from Johanna jackson, November 9, 1876,
goods valued at IS, plead guilty Sentenced TO
Two years in the penitenttary.
Lewis Lee and Frank Shorter, charged with
grand larceny in stealing, on October o. 1876 from
Frederick klotE, wearing apparel valued at
t2S0.25- Shorter plead guilty and Lee found
guilty by the jury; each was sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary.
Howard Gordon, indicted for burglary and
larceny in entering on November g. 1916, the
house Of E. E Rice and stealing various articles
valued at SIG. Case still on.
The trial of Charles G. Ffsher. indicted for
stealing papers from the clerks Office has been
get for the 18th instant.
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The Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Philadelphia yesterday paid TO tn
widow of Esau Piekrell $4,000, through job
Riggles, agent, No. 511 Seventh street.
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KILT SUITS AND OvERcoATs
at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson &
Co., eo9 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
CHILDREN's ULsTERs, at
EIsENAN Bros, Corner Seventh and Z.
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WHY WE ARE TAX ING THE LEAD.

WHY WE ARE TAX ING THE LEAD.
Our ready y-made garments are equal to genuine
custom work, and our prices are below the mar
ket rates.
We offer this week
one of the finest assortments Of Overcoats and
Ulsters ever shown in this city.
We are headquarters for fine Overcoats.
Prices, $780, $40, Sl2 S15 SIS go, $780, SIS, $2s
$50, S35, $40 S45 and $50. The above priced goods
will be shown you with pleasure, whether you
wish to purchase or not. KATzENsTEIN,
The Fashionable Clothier,
80 Seventh street.
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PROMPT PAINE,

EIsEM1N Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Te THE ILLINOIS STATE Re-
~ publican Association will hold their regular
monthly meeting. in lecture-rpom, Y. III. o. A.,
THURSDAY, December7, Z, 1876 at 7:so p. m. The
political COMMITTEES will make report. All mem
bers are respectfully requested to be7present.
=. ID. sfEPHENsOS, President.
THO. L. DELAND, Secretary. de7
he IN RESPONSE TO THE CALL
ke OF Mrs. DR.: McCABE. the -woman,s Chris
tian Temperance Union Of Washingtnn will unite
with the women Of Ohio in Observing THURSDA AY,
December 2, as day OF prayer for our country in
her hour Of trial. Meetings will be held at Wesley
Chapel, corner Firth and streets northwest,
com Meneing at II O'Clock. All are invited. de1'
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therein and who usually perpetrated their outrages
mie5 S1 ssss e prsf&SS & as. fy TeIs sna
kansss, W. ere like outraFes had been perpe<ated.
Abe location Of these i've parishes was not, how.
eyer better suited 70 the plan to be accomplished
ssiween n the lumber q white and coiored voters,
The former numbered but S lsi. the latter Is IA,
o e II ns IN
seven parishes Of the State. The returns of votes
clubs to whom was assigned the task of securing
Democratic maIorities therein had Performed tneir
whilst the proof discloses, OF brief summaries por
tions of which are hereto annexed-that where
violence and intimidation were inencienS MURDER;
~. Instead ofa
MAJORITY OF SIX OR SEVEN THOUSAND,
which the Republicans should have had I'm these
parishes upon fair eect1Sn Thsse was ssitpn ms
ority for the parishes OF East aud West Felicana,
Morehopse and ouachita ofs,s SIS. and In East Fec-
2,Ia, not Republican vote for elector was cast.
In East Baton Rouge containing So colored regis
amajorty OF which, but for the rejection Of seve.
raj polls by the commissioners and supervisors OF
ing BoaI as votes actually cast.
II to the Democratic majority from the four par,
and insisted upon before the Returning Board,
Democratic majority Of 4 4s5 is the result OF the
RepaSiicsps and !. isi white Democratic voters. :
The conclusion that intimidation and violence
Alone could have produced THIS Is almost rressI snd
thought is established by the proofs al
It But rms this conclusion to refer to the vote
cast in these ye parishes in ls74, when NO special
motives existed for the of cruel means TO nhu-
ence the election. The Republican majority therein
was then 1879.
A result so suggestive of violence and intimida;
tion was obtained by means the most terrible and
revolving. Organized clubs of masked, armed men,
formed as recommended by the Central Democratic
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Buy Your OvERcoATs
at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson &
Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams
BOYS OvERcoATs.
EIsEMAN Bros, Corner Seventh and E.
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DR.. CoLBURN's PoRoUs EvAPoRAToR
attached to the register or stove will moisten the
hot, dry air of the ROOM rendering it pleasant and
summer-like, and prevent the coughs catarrhs
and bronchial complaints SO prevalent In the win.
ter-time. Once, 1l25 Pennsylvania avenue. Call
for circular.
MEE's Overcoats.
ETsENAN Bros. Corner Seventh and E.
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILpREN's
suits and overcoats the largest assortment in the
District, at the Boys Clothing House of b. Rob
inson & Co., eO9 Pennsylvania avenue, next to