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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
THE BALD-HEADED TYRANT.

OH the quietest home on earth had I.
No thought OF trouble no hint Of care;
Like a dream Of pleasure the days fed by.
And Peace had folded her pinions there.
But one day there joined in our household band
A bald-headed tyraut from No-man's-land.
Oh. the despot came in the dead Of night,
And no one ventured to ask why;
Like slaves we trembled before his might.
Our hearts stood stin when we heard him cry;
For never a soul could his power withstand.
That bald headed tyrant from NO-man's-land.
He ordered us here and he sent there
Tho never a word could his small lips speak
With his tOothless gums and his vacant stare.
And his helpless limbs 50 frai and weak.
Till I cried. In a voice OF stern command.
Go up thou baid-head from NO-man' 's-land."
But his ahject slaves they turned on me;
Like the bears in Scripture, they'd rend me there,
The while they worshipped with bended knee
This ruthless wretch with the missing hair;
For he rules them all with his relentless hand
This bald-headed tyrant from NO-man' 's-land
Then l searched for help IN every cline,
For Peace had fed frOm my dwelling now,
TIL finally thought OF old Father Time,
And low before him I made my bow.
wilt thou deliver me out OF his hand,
This hald-headed tyrant from mans-land?"
| Old Time he looked with puzzled stare,
And a smile came over his features grim.
| ''I'n take the tyrant under my care:
Watch what my h0ur-glass does to him.
| The verest humhug that ever was planned
Is this same bald-head from Eo-man's-land."
/ Old Time is doing his work fun we'll
Much less Of might does the tyrant WELD;
/ But ahl with sorrow my heart viii swell
/ And sad tears fall as l see him yield.
Could stay the touch OF that shriveled hand.
I would keep the bald head from Ns-mans-land.
For the loss Of Peace have ceased to care;
Like other yassals. I've learned. forsOoth,
| To love the wretch who forgot his hair
And hurried along without a tooth.
And he rules me too with his tiny hand
This bald-headed tyrant from No-man's land.
| -Ha1Pe,s Maga=iHe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
BOLD OUTRAGE IN NoRTHFIELD
MINNESOTA.

About two o'clock, on Thursday after
noon, Sept. 9TH, eight men, well mount
ed and armed with navy revolvers, en-
tered the town of Mortified, Minn.
Drawing their reyolvers, and putting
their horses into full gallop, they dash
ed through the streets, shouting to the
people on the walks to get inside, and
accompanying their shouts with the most
fendish curses and imprecations. Pro-
ceeding to the bank, three entered it,
sprang over the counter. and ordered the
cashier, J. L. Haywood, with knife to
his throat to open the vault. At the
same time all the persons in the bank,
A. Z. Bunker, assistant cashier, and
Frank Wilcox, clerk, were ordered To
hold up their hands. Haywood refused
to open the money vault, though bis
neck had been slightly scratched with a
knife. Still persisting. the robbers put
a pistol to his right temple and fired.
Haywood fell dead. They then turned
TO Mr.. Bunker and ordered him 10 open
the vault. He said he did not know the
combination. As the robber made dem.
onstrations toward him be ran out tbs
back door. They fired at him, shooting
him through the right shoulder. Mr.
Wilcox was not interfered with.
While three Of the men were engaged
in the bank the others stood on the street
threatening to shoot any one who inter.
fered, and firing several harmless shots
Pistols and guns we're quickly secured
by the citizens, and a young man, nam
ed Wheeler, from the window Of an op
1 posite building. picked of one Of tb'
villains. shooting him through the heart
Another shot, thought 10 be from Whee
Ter. Immediately after prOstrated anoth
er, when the robbers mounted their hor
ses and beat q retreat The third rob
Der was bit. bat escaped A band 9
four hundred nen are in pursuit of tbeI
aud only about one hour behind. aud
Is thought will soon catch them.
Governor Pillsbury has issued proc
lamation sHering reward of thousan
dollars each fgr the capture u the ban
dits engaged il the Mortified affair
The First National Bank at Aorthhel
also increased it, reward 70 300 each.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

WOMAS's POwKR.-Woman's power
is in her influence. And how many in
their eager haste to be acknowledged
rules, overlook the power they WELD.
1t is true that In many instances she Is
eircumscribed, but in deploring what
she has not. she should not lose sight Of
what she has. When Columbus braved
the perils Of unknown seas, to add Amer
lea to the world, it was the white hand
Of woman that fitted him for his ven
turesOme voyage Of discovery So wo-
man eguips man every day for the Toy-
age Of life. Woman. as mans helper.
rises to her peculiar and best altitude.
He represents the intellect. she the mind
governing the heart Power appertaius
TO him: bat her influence is more sub
tie and penetrating than power IN IL
most delicate and all-pervading form
So everywhere man executes the per.
forrnanees, but woman trains the man.
Every effective person, leaving bis MARI
on the world. Is but another Columbus,
for whose furnishing some Isabella. II
the form Of bis mother. lays down be
/ jeWelry, her yanities. her comforts
Then take courage, ye, oEerburdenes
ones. who think your lives are blank
because your world Is within the fou
walls Of your home. You little kDos
but q Martin Luther. or John Knox. 0
Wesley. an Isabella. lady Huntington
Harriet Newell may 60 cut moulde
By your hands. 70 mould the world 70
God and eternity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
EARTn'S WAITING.
ny J. G. wHIrrIEE

Unkssed Of the sunshine untaptzed Of the showers.
With buds scarcely swelled which would burst INTO
flowers,
We wait foI thy coming. sweet wind Of the South!
For the touch Of thy light wings the kiss OF thy mouth
For the yearly eyangel thou Dearest from God
Resurrection and life TO che graves Of the sod!
O. rose Of the spring time its light and its breath
Bring warmth TO this cOduess bring life to this death
Renew this great miracle let US behold
The stone from the mouth Of the sepulcher rolled
And Nature. like Lazarus. rise as Of oldi
Let faith, which in darkness and coness has lain
Revive with the warmth and the brightness again;
And in blooming OF flower and budding OF tree.
The symbols and types Of our destiny see;
The life Of the spring.time. the life OF the whole
And as TO the sleeping earth love 10 the soul
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

A MODEL LETTEE.-Ihis is what may
Be called sample of practical affection.
True love i not content 70 bask 10 the
sunshine with an umbrella handy IN case
Of rain. The following letter Is . sam.
pie IN question:
MY Dear Husbznd--i got here last
night All s4fe. and vas met - the station
by uncle and sant They were - glad
1 had come. bat Wese sorry yoa were not
along. / miss you - maeh. We bad
bot rolls for breakfast this morning and
they were % delicious. wAns yoa q
be % happy while an here. Don''
keep the meat up stairs. II vii sareiy
spoil. % yoa miss me BowY On i
you we're onIy here, II bat an hour Has
Mrs. Or bropgkt back jour shirts
hope the bosomG viii suit you fos
viii End the miIk tiekets IN ne eloek
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

A well-mOulded arm Is prettler with
out bracelets beside. they are liable TO
scratch fellows ear.
Mrs. Stowe says we never know how
much we love until we try to unlove.
To a man who has tried to quit smoking
this needs no argument
Nearly every man tells his wife there
is another man in town who closely re-
sembles him. and who is frequently seen
coming out of saloons.
Oftentimes q man ransaeks the whole
house for a pin, and not being able to
find one, drops into a chair with disgust.
and is Immediately rewarded for the
search.
| A Wisconsin editor blows about the
La Crosse hotels, and the Sun of that
city asks him what he could tell about a
hotel bill of fare by licking salt bar
rel out on the sidewalk.
"Can yeu speak German p inquired
q merchant of young gentleman apply
ing for the position of foreign correspond
ent. 'N-O, DOT exactly, was the
reply: '.but | have brother who can
play the German flute.
This is the season of the year when
the clearinghouse lodger has access to
..spring chicken" and when the muscles
of his Jaw are as tired as if he had been
hanging out the window all night by
his teeth.
There is more philosophy and enter.
prise in bees lower extremity, thar
there is in that class of stiek-whittlers
who think their mission upon earth Is
to buttonhole editors and tell them just
how to run a newspaper.
The LATEST man is on Western pa
per. He spells photograph ''4tOgraph.'
There have been only three worse thai
he. One lived out in Kansas, and dated
his letters "l1wOrth ! another spell
Tennessee "lOaC. and the other wrot'
wyandotte "Y&."
"Are you there, my love ?" he whis
pered through hole in the fence of M
beloved's back yard. "Yes, darling.
was the reply; Jump right over. H
did so, and alighted in the presence o
her mother, brOOmstick, and police
man.
IL say, Jim, how do you like my neV
sweet OBJ clothes ?" Sweet OBJ clothes
Il Go long. You mean suit of clothes.
e .Go long wid yer own self. you blae
ipnoramus. Don't folks as know sa
7 sweet OBJ rooms ? Well, de same al
applicable to clothes. Go whithewas
yourself.
d A northern Iowa farmer offered
K tramp his daughter and half his farl
for three DAYS work in the harvest field
:, The tramp wavered little at first bI
then the color Of the girls eyes didn
suit. and be thought the farm laid
little too low, so be declined the prop
sition. stole a hamestrap. and went Q
his workless way.
= One Of a party Of Irish la6Orers vi
~ killed BY the caving Of gravel ban
Another Of the party was relating q
affair 10 a friend. He said: '-Och. b
e. the boy Is kilt. sure. He's kilt" The
after a moments meditation. be cOnti
I ned: And | wish knew jOOst q
!. place where I'm to be kilt. Be jaber
ire wouldn't | be gitten a long way fro
that place entirely.
Considering that the mosquitoes
making their fall raids and are partle
larly lively just now, my dear, sa
Jones TO his wife, 'dOn't you think
would be a good idea to bring the babl
crib into our room? We might dive
the attention Of the vOraciOus insects
little from ourselves. l hate to be b
ned ken Of my rest, and baby can sleep
day. you know" Mrs. Jones ones went
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

Ior me my chance 10 get even caa1e De-
fore dreamed of. You are in my pow
er now. and I'll use it. We both die
tonight"
He stopped and seized Thurston's
watch.
Every minute brings US nearer to
death. Ha, ha, ha ! We are at Clear
Spring already" he cried, glancing out
'.but We don't stop. No. no. We 60 on
till We smash into the express and be
ground to atoms !"
This horrible design seemed to sober
Joe somewhat He at least comprehend
ed it.
"My God. Mark, have mercyl" he
eroaned. ''Think of my poor wife Re
verse the engine or we are lost y
Il do think of your wife. and that
nerves me to 60 to my death smiling and
jOyOusly, because you go along with me, "
returned this fend. ''A[ore steam, more
steam, even if We blow up What care
L"
He turned to the coal tender. There
was fash, report rang out, and he
tOttered, and dropped down among the
wheels. Something hot spurted upward
-blood-and the train jolted.
A woman clambered down from among
the coal. 1t was Jennie, pale as death,
revolver in hand.
"YOu. Jennie !' mOaned poor Joe, ''or
is it fancy?
ut is l, Joe. | distrusted that man,
you remember, and before the tram left
l armed myself and sprang on the last
car. You made such speed, that | have
been all this time getting here; l was
not used to running along the roofs, you
know, and jumping from one car to an.
other; but here / am, and just in time,
Joe"
God bless you, darling; but L feal
it is too late. Where is my watch ?''
"That villain took it with him when
he dropped under the wheels. What i;
to be done? ?''
ave must 60 on just as we are going
now. If we can't reach Apsley juno
ton before the express, we are lost"
And so they still tore on through tht
murky night, plunging deathward witt
every second.
Jennie looked steadily ahead.
Il see lantern, Joe u
"a lantern !" he cried. trying to rise
at is the switchman at Apsley juno
ton p
At the same instant both heard tn
weird and ominous scream of whistle.
ut is the express approaching at th
other end p shouted Joe, with the sud
5 den energy of despair. IF We have tw
: minutes in our favor we are saved
: What is the color of the lantern, Jennie
darling p
| Red, and he waves it up and dowr
e He is running across the track p
Sound the whistle four times yel
e ed joe at is the signal to switch l
off,"
. She knew how. Three shriekin
D blasts and long, concluding wall II
watchman had set his lantern dow
f One minute
!, Over the rail they jumped. were sat
on the siding! With rusty groan tt
t watchman closed the switch. A fla:
K and yell. and Express No. so ha
i passed
/ Both trains were secure. Two minute:
kiss me, JOe-no danger now," 81
whispered. He caught her just in tim
for she had tainted. Already he had T
- versed the engine, and the train W
s standing still.
The old switchman, with his lanter
t. came hobbling over.
"You whistled in the nick of time
d be croaked, tremulously. There "
is only two minutes between you and ett
t nifty, my man p
4, 1.-TWO minutes, said Joe, ''and "
IS mans loving heart p
Of And that Vas true.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
NO. 80.

| forgot to tell you about them when
came away. What did you do last
EVENING" Were you lonesome without
me Don't forget to scald the milk
every morning. And | wish you would
see il | left the potatoes in the pantry.
If | did they must be sour by this time.
How arc you getting alOAg Write me
all about it But l must close now
Oceans Of love to you. Affectionately
your wife.
P. S.-Don't set the teapot on the
stove"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

should be provided. no matter what the
cost Life and learning are Of little
worth without health, but learning and
health would both be promoted by these
measures"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

.,uCcEssOR TO wM. JOsLYN & SONS. DEALER
- In Drugs Medicines Dye Stufs, Paints, OILS, jap
4u Turpeutino. Yarnishes Brushes. window Glass
Putty Books Stationery and Fancy Goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

II you would reforn the rum seller,
70 10 him with the Law.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS,

uEs. A. p. BROWN =. c. LEONARD.
TCLECTIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, OF
T. fees ut Barton Landing and West Charleston
" A. r. Brown az VIM Twombly's, Barton Landing;
. G. Leonard at Frances Chase's, West Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
T. W. BALDWIN.
n L SMITH
y y nrTTnN.

l,rCCEssOR TO ~. P. CHENEY. WILL CONTINUE
- to sell Large Variety OF Sewing and knitting
Vyrrinrs Orders solicited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

CAN BE FOUND AT j. f. DwINELL's SHOP
II good stock of Furniture OF all kinds; also a
.s0d aud well selected stock OF Carpets Room fuper
Picture Frumes Plain and Glt-Edge Curtains and fiN-
tures 70 match nice lot Of Baby Cabs, with Canopy
T1p Or you Ike. Good stock OF Collins and CasSets
all viii be- sold low FOR cash or approved credit he
will. not be beat prices. Glover. VI. 4-23u
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

9 . 10 " EIlIlI
A TTOENEY AT LAW.
\ al Barton Landing. Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

Z DWELL. VT. AGENT FOR THE CHAMPLAlL
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Burlington,
~ Insure Dwellings. Farm Property Household
FURNITURE etc. and Mercantile Risks for the term OF
three ar i've years. All honest losses equitabiy
adjusted and promptly paid. - -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CA. ROBINSON & CO..
HEALERs IN CHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR
- Depot Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

Al. CUTLER.
NTlLLINEEY. DREssMAKING AND PATTERN
vi Rooms.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

The wretch pulled the lever. and the
engine leaped suddenly as horse bounds
when pricked with spur. Every pound
Of steam she could bear with safety from
instantaneous explosion was put On, and
the train dashed forward at lightning
speed
'.Remember Clear Spring siding
gasped Joe. hardly conscious
Il shall remember to pass it :" yelled
Marx, with demOniac JOY. above the
clatter and crashing Of such mighty ma
ehinery. Il looked into your home 10
nigh. Joe Tburston. and saw your hap
pIDess. aud then asked myself wbers
was my home. and where ny happiness
( / saw your wife-the woman | loved
and Of whom you robbed ne 1t was
comfortable reHectiOn-all that love an'
peace for you. all the shame and despai
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-09-25

in~,. ! /
, 1876-11-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.
SHERMAN AND SHERIDAN,

Sptcfdt OitpGfch to The 1ffdn1e.
WAsnIN0ToN, D. G., Nor. CA dispatch has
hccn received hero from Chicago stating that
Gen. Sheridan knows nothing whatever about
goinE to New Orleans, The last desperate ex-
pcdent OF tho Democrats has bccn to llaYo
Slcridan appear in New Orleans Tomorrow to
take charge Of tile troops. but 1t appears Tint
Sheridan Is quietly in Chicago to-day, mud has
received no orders to 20 to New Orleans. Ills
recent visit hero Lad exclusive reference to I,l.
dun matters.
GEN. EHERMAN,
as to politics, owing to his neutral posi-
tim, Is inclined To say but little. IIe
docs say, however, "l huYc strong
affection for tho character of uuy,
Hayes, both as soldier aud l,al,. Hayes was
brave officer, and llopc to see him elected,
md expect that l.c will be. This IL my iuflivil.
ual opinion, and dont care wllo knows H.; but
influencing others"
, 1876-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.
1 Hous1N0 PROCESSION IN r1rrsRuH0.
Snkcj0I nfuusch IN Yas Ts.fh,trs


p1r1snuna, Nov. G.-'rhc largest de,nonstra.
tlolt ever seen in This city ur c,,unty took place
herc tu-day. For some timc last marching
clubs and various otllor Republican organiza-
lions llye l,ccn preparing for the event which
culmInatcd In tbs splenl!l aita'r 1T to-day.
Manufacturers alnl merchants We'd will, r.ul
other III friendly rivalry to cciitsa ull furtner
efforts, and the result proved their Success The
strecls were lined will a eilt lbia.tir l,opula.v,
who, notwithstanding the fact that it ra,,,cd
stcldi'y fruu, O'Clock this lnorllIn., tantnl,l-
vi sul!d froIt, aIi cllecrel loudly their favor
over thru !loiirs III passius down Filth
avenue; anu the lowest estimate cues not pl1re
less than II, 0o0 men III linu. Many lancFs ear
rlc.l displayed I0ttocs ut considerable I,ninti
at s l. @s wrs 'e ts n Sy
maintained tho Republican superiority In thls
county.
, 1876-11-07

sse sMestern tar,,, Wlsf Chippewa Falls sent down
L nsaee' gavc :llcs in the line and 500 horse
msa ,"n, al ut9 : = i. The most noticeable thing
Is9gage S B. Gss Mass. ",sn sna 'sqks' Wiian' Il. H.
labeled i Ti|den and i Tom iiend1ieks, % sSs sais
LIVER another with young ladies with school
Wheeler. '0' '"' AA'e' ]u"
MADISON.
n,,,.,p sptf,ai M N5patch 70 71t 7!tasaA
M tlon " TIC Republicans In this city was marked
wliel, which escorted tllo Hon. J.. u. CaswelI, The
.eh{s nomnee Tor Congress r. ts district to Tic A.
ceaee eefel oi The "f Ill., III H. p1sss pGss% I'LL ,i The
pay to fullest csent II III, 1nS spcce Sas re-
eciVcd With great applause. The Republicans
a9G a 3 sondsns I, soS 81 carrying Tie State by from
q il1al meeting tonight, and cssaycd biz pro-
ceaston on horseback, which vas a miserable
ia,tafc, barely forty hurtcmcn appearing, and
moss TO, q ihe forty were boys and non-yotcrs.
tios. Mclsac and Gen. Shields addressed q slim
audience In The Senate Chamber.
JANEavILI.E.
r,xr..;e Seeetal ntpates % III Tribune,
closed tonsh: witt Rs; RepuScaa Me meotias e.
h1npptn's Hait. addressed by local speakers, tfo
Hon c. q: Williams, the lion j. B. Cassaday. ,
thG @ hon. J. u: Bennett, the Hon. r. Norcross,
anl othcrs. The Democrats were addressed by
Lien !. y. Stiles, OF Chicago, at tho Oppra-
H1usc' Both parties are confident, but tho city
WILL probably give Hayes 2o0 maturity.
POND pu LAC.
3ptaai NspaseA To- ne 7ftban4.
FOND Du Lac, Wis, Nov. G.--Gcu. E. 8.
Bragg, Democratic nominee for Congress, this
Hall tonight.
Tomorrow will bc a lively tfay. The bfayori
has ordered all saloons closed. Tic feeling In
both factions Ia very high. Bets arc offered bY
with no takers.
MILWAUKEE.
MftwAukKE,: Nov. 6.-Tne campaign ceased
IN this City Tonight with great administration
by thc Republicans with tic largest procession
d large audience Of Democrats at liz Academy.
, 1876-11-07
election. II f. Ur,t1nr.
Chairman Republican Ca,npnign Committee.
~ nt

nj, ,ow. -. n,,,n
Tbc tho,o,,ct .ra. .n,s,,,',n ~ o .na .noo,c, ,ox,<
of ti,c novs H. o,ne +. ,,at 'r ,ax..,
Tho cntJrc 1;ua ~ ~. nj, W,.ar T. ,,,aa,a1 h.,
vc,cran, ~ lin ~. ,x,as ,,,tn,. :. -, n.eton, ~
lin ro,nut,,,in, ~ nn,a. 1s",,. ~.
Olfo and 1nS,nn, rhosa 49,. ... .a,s.s.," '".o
arcr, to,x- 49,, H.. ."a nv .s,. e.s -. m', ~
am, i,.o-, NATL, -, ~ ,"a. ~, n, U' 49,
front Tha raaa." w s.s W Ia p' ,,.,... M % ~, ~
nrakc 1,cK,v' a. +,,o rn,san,, ho,to,,, 49,. 49,.
hcrs mi 49, +,.,h,x - s,..a..,as s....n T..
tn-nfoht rhn.o aro .an,,,os. -
MAT,rt,,r Kv Mr. a-r,,.. ,,o~oa,.,n
pteketcd. Tho Unitcd States Marshai u. jay ii Ut.
rGsnS pefsons here who voeed q the OHIO october
CoviNt,rnN. KY.' Nov. W.MrieIct. - c,tahi,shcd
Rebels depressed. Won't bot anything to .s.ay.
se'enea!t .s,... -; y. EAToH.
a,' s1o'"e"i' ocAu'". o"'e '" D!ac'
ines1 lo'eee ate purely CIVIL anu tnake no
p ps|s.s1oas " a"stnns pat '"o actectlon o.
~. anuu'cnt hencu'cs auu 'ac 9uafa'ng o. the oal-
iotooA '5a,ast tcpcatcfs' Inc 'aet that saeh
M o'Saana.'on y. eASee possibly aoes more IN inc
Nay VI pf''en''on tnan 'he o'eah'za''oh 'tsc'l'
autoa. fAC1s:
r-u VIZ 1t ~, D'ps" n,.. - ~. 4r'oa"e: ~
,o,,trn ~ % ,ns. .a,. os,... 'ao e!asA poo'.
x.,1,, ,o,ta+a. ,c,,,a ,,, o' .,',. a. n.y.. ~.
- sai,.,,a -. w. .ay 'nis otue'' t'"s
tha-nnnh,u ias"a1 ~. . tao sss1ts' ..'! a.Ia
s;.,, au3 ,;,.at.,, .,,,..,a o.r.'rIus ~ ~ '.as
-nson. ..nsn ,a;",sn .,'a so suu aF
Ti,Ja,,,. ;a',., T., .,. t 49,, ~ s, aas..o'
Aus ""loi't1 ~ s'ns e'ty nones13 eA'
rceteu 10 Do hcIoW 4u,Vu0. Two distinct Rc-
publican and ono Independent canvass Of tue
statc give Hayes $1,000 to 1000 outside the
r,tv Tbcrc ronnot ~ fornd onv o,,thorft,, for
~. lnv'e sa.nos " 4o,au any au.no',ty 1oF
~, eon,aa'y ,oas'e' e@ecpt toe iette1a
when Illt1en himself reports from all tic
counties.
Asa couutcy-movc to tho fraudulent sfrna-
t,,rcs NJ rtpnna fftccn rortera an, orro nj lt,v.
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u 4aoehs eali ot ouslnces ncn, lou talcsnch
and clerks Of that establishment oil voters, pub
ls1l thefr belief that the uatlon'e safety aid
nrosncrttv demand Hayes, c1cction.
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NE" YORK, NOV. o-lhc conference at the
residence Of Police Commissioner ". F. Smith,
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states Dlst91e1 attorney, the United States
Marshal, the police authorities, anl others, was
not concluded TIL luto hour this
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'"o oo,se1 ".'us " seeu'c
inc most cAcctaVc administration Of
the statutes governing the election. Tnc
United States Commissioner of Elections TIM
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ot"sts on'cela aie ~ iuil aceo1o' Inc nst Oh
persons registered with view OF voting fraudu-