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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

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town in thr Elnck i,ius n,rn;r[,
that one or tLn r,,lv L,l L,,r ,hnI
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ion rccrnt moss,rrn ,l,nt ..yn,'tI.
miles north nG T,,t T,nrn,r;r m Mr M
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N,rzio. Of Milwaukee thr litrr
wourlcI urI sr,)r~;n,r rro,n =, r'r,n1
in the sc,ln Vn. sr',In is IN r,r,
holryonc
1T i'm, often b,rn .o;} 4n,, = ,,or
can live after bcin, sc,]nrI hnt
until I,.t Friday rvrn;nm -, o.ul,r
proof had been nroJucrI IL ,h;s CIV
.ulsiuntintn,r That G,,t U,.rn,,n
Ghuzio's head. from the centre nf
the forehead hocl, to thc cro,vn or
the head. is 1T present ono moss Of
sores. Tho huir h,s hcrn emf ,w,r.
bv the SURGEONS in cbor.,r ni Enr,
I.arou,ir. Inf ,hr .;hnn,I n,tnh
,,c,dc bv t},c .co),inu ln,f. i, ,,r.
nHdlc nIl ihc moro distinct ,TLr
poor follow hns been IN un L,.,;i,l
nincc the l3,h of Anr;l Inf h;s rn,n
pnrions have stood muni,,lIv hv h;m
nnd rcitcrot,l LLrir ;n,rnt;,n tn .nr
him throurb IL his homo Tn r,n
ycrsation witl IN, rrnn,.,rr with
whom hr L,J boom n,ny;,n.iv -.
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saw InaiAnS icom M~ IIwnHiEn rrrnk
to the RIGHT Inn,.,J rf c,r,n;nr
There we thnu~h, i .,fn, - ni,,,|Tr
oar stock and "n nn ;rtn iLo I'm.
and make u ,}rv r,mn IN Tho L,,ho,
if we cou}I nnt m,Er Hnnn;,c \Vntn,
creek. whcrc -, ,rro rn,,r -
frc;rhtcrs wrro ronnrtH,l
Il hnd been xcnt nv nhc,1 y, tho
hill. inst where thc h;r stnnr hut
stands. hv the rood md with y bow
named kouutz from OmoL, ,rI
sat down to whit fo,. thn wnr,r,,
which were slowly com;no ne nnt
Of the ynllcv WLen hs wn,,nn. n ~
reached us st,r,nl IN %Innn
tL,a,,,.L a., ,,.lI
ia scni u Good r,r,n fow Iu,
,lred yords fnrthnrnh nn,,l.oa a,",,>
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mounted In1;uns r;1n n.rns, ma
valley T stnriod :, un hnot 30 ti,o
train when nt lr,st y 5oynn Im'1;n,,
ran at me ont OF tho br,sh mi xnm
can bet | ran md ho)lw.d fnr h.,n
In II minute two or thrrc nf thnn
shot nt me- 7 fclt ..Lorn .cfrn;mr
pain IN nv left )cu ond nnnthrT -
INV lcf, sLnu)lcr nnL frll Thnn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

tention, and, as soon rs he was able,
started for his parents homo in
milwaukee,. He is the first white man
who has felt the "Injm's" hand in
dhssilatr' this year whochas'~ lived to
come home and tell how it feels.
The Black Killers spent yesterday in
:hc cny!and last evehing continued
their journey eastward.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

REANS by the paper, quart or
- peek. We have Carly Valentine,
Mohawk. Icllow Six Weeks, Ger
man Dwarf Wax, Early China REQ
Eye, White Corn Hill, Fairly New
ington Wonder, Large White Lima
and Lonuon horticultural Beans.
ALSO
Our sixth supply OF Cabbage Seed
just Received.
mar l6 AlCMAsTER 4 BRICE..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
y SCALPED NIAN'S; STORY.
From The KlnsI" CITY Times

How IL Feels to Have Your Uopl;nct
Torn oTby the Aitl'ofan Indians Knife.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21

NT j. hope that aH persons who owe MS
w for goods, will pny up AT ONCE,
for We need money badly.
jim 81 McAfASTER II BRICE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
O.licinl Directory Of Fairfield
County. n..u

-N"f
''rNAro"--Nosca Martin. '''
nrrntsEHrArfEs -'''eph Thompson
Jon" ul"s"n. joel CORES.
y ". kuh-Shrrlh.
'''' l. -. .Rl"whcy-''lerK OF thc Nourt.
W. y 'p,,kc--t,nun,v ArLi,,r F..
" NJ. N,}.,n-. .Courj = 'r,icaturcrr
~ cr,wrorl --ochc,I ccmmi.sioncr
i r. M,r,;n-Jnrv t,onm;ssioncr,
,vu,ss,,yrns-Ios r. Harvey.
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l...
II. \. ohcar'- U. 5. COMMISSIONER
>,r,u,r. rru,,c-a r C,or.unv J
q Davis II n Oheor u Il J;irtln,J t.
I.'IJ .
TRIAL rrsllcrs "a. NJ. Mackcy, ". r
Marshall. Jane. Aiken, Clarence Rabbi
H. J. +, ". Coleman, Thomas Fatxer,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

Washington. March THE Office bf
Secretary Of War has been rendered to Sen.
aior L. N, Morrill,. Of Maine. This placss
Blsins in the Senate for MOrriIl's ubs1pnt.
ed term. .sa
There are. about one thousand contracts
for the next four years svsfded on. stras
bids BY the Postofhce Department.
The bottom facts in the safe burglary
business have been reached BY Hanington's
confession. sf.ssssss.9i
Marsh and hls wifs have some inforns-
ton about the bali million. claim az he
Kentucky Central railroad Il il thought
ihs present yp. Belknsp, or somebod-for
her received VI, ooO. for her infuencs 10
the ease. y. -.
The evidence Of Pierrepones iuterfsf-
encs 10 favor Of Babeack, 10 the Lapds. n
the Judiciary Coainittee Of the House. i
almost conclusive. 81
A prominent member Of the House sfid
a member Of Che investigating eommjttes,
thinks thatthres ont Of the seyep luemb Sfs
ofthe Cabinet will be impesehed.
= Hester Clymer Is quoted ss saying tbst
everything IL the War Department fhst
vas saleable vas .sOld By Belknap, syen
WEARING privileges shout washisrton.
Minister Schepek vas recalled upon The
express demand Of Epglsnd. Tie delsy
w ofieisl nc.ion waste get him esfeIysp
sea. Ht si 80 NQf
ES.seerethry Delsno and Bis COO John
win 5e before The House committee ~
selling 49, ling stations "a ,he lndian re-
seryalions. s
Giileoa Wells will be befVe,ths Sssak
COumiitee THURSDAY ts.tss.lfy sbostslh
See,r claims.
District A,ssSsy. DER. Of Sc. Ljiie,
denies th4t ire-of Hen lsr.oa inspired the
articles 10 Western papers relating to Per.
reponl's connection With the Bsbcock trial.
ElWard y. Dougherty. who had Tie con.
tract Cor soldiers. frasssioues d Pfedsr.
isksburg. yaysays he never promised or
paid money 10 any ulcer Of the Govern
ment for the ccntfsei.
WiIlism o. punnsn. members of Con.
gress ron flonda..s under questi0i abVut
selling csdetships and Offices, -
The Legislative. Judiciary. and E1eco.
tive appropriation bifl is' ready II re.
daess the estimates s,s piIlign.. snd trans
fsn thsi Indian Bursxa 70 ALs War Dspsfi.
nsnts ~. y -, . i..fSt !. -.
Washington, NsrcI " xMr. Ferry,th
pfesidep. pro ssm Of The semls. has caused
the doorksepefs to'bc notified .ilsai pioch.
bsct isbo logger shsisisd 10 tbs privileges
u the foor Of the sensfs. .. This action | !
thought harsh and bssty, specially % the
poor fsilos's ssss nsy CONS vp to-dsy 90 .
rnstlsn % reesnidr. H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

The investigations into de Navy De.
psrtmsut are going % and il is probable
that articles Of impeachment will be prefer.
red against Robson. Secretary Of the Ma
y. The looseness Of management. TO call
i BY no stronger name. has been matter d
DOtorety for years in che Navy Department.
10 ten years. il has sPss. Two hundred aud
fot.y millions. add noihing 70 shOw for i
except buge pri.ste fortune. made By con-
tractors, By avorits. sod w The Secretary
himself
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

PisrftpoiHt. the Attorney General %
souins ia foiia shars Of ihrsstisalios Cor
corrupt interfsrspes IN The Bsbcock iusl
BY which ssidepcs vss vithbsld. NE plans
o. the prosecution made ksesn 70 ibs De
fsndsnss eosassI end IN scquis,sl bad.
Do 81 sides and % III bands The admin.
is,rsiisn and the party b corrupt % The
eo-. Hos loeg viii the peopls stand i, .
uys mush Eager VII lh.y u lttslrsii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
WANTED

IsFQRNATlOx a. 10 the shsrcaboits AZ one
u INhBE't IA HICKMAN. n sell living. Who
tswsePpesed removed u TRANCE Ceunty. n. q.
from llaTison county Wet Va. shout the year
1870. u may BE that the lady IN question sfler
thts, married 10 this county. n eysad ~ hs.
since fiied. any Other DESCENDANTS who may zee
tbrv VIII heaT Of sameibing % their advantage
y. fonisiing with, o. wrifinFto
.. N. ALEXANDER.
tfsr. 1914 Chapel Hill. m. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

2 The confirmation Of Mr. Dsss. IS siinis.
Ter % England, hangs Ere ieths Senate on
sccoupt Ofthe charge that be vas:copnectsi
in 1869 With the appropriating Of. eopys
righted nrtes 0. lAwrenes,s edition 81
Wheston's Law Of Nations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

The Spanish War has elosei. Don Carlos
hax been driven frsm the field. and is now
fugitive 10 England. Spain is therefore
quiet until The breaking out u The neI. 70.
violation, which asths alnanacsssy, MY be
expected about this time. .,as,.-. -,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
Nat. L.. Brown,

RALEiGTI. N. @.
DEALERip 1879 :.
Musical Tnsirrs<,Ss. Strings and Trim
mf'gs Jor YflfHs. Guitars. BapOr.
CHIl.DRENg CARRIAGES. Fisg
Goods. Toys 6e.
BASKETS. BAskeis. The largest assorsnsas
IN the State.
Ala fstHerai Ae~ns sor the re,sbrsftd EsIti
COTTAgE ORGANS. Bsss Cor ohurshes, ~
for fthosls. best for tks HoDe Lssles ~
ktsrJwhcrs. rou csh uss money lmx -
fslkih BY piiFthasfssf = AT LnkUns
end CO.. Illustrated csfsiogus. khsigs, 4
IN -. if. hV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

! The New York Tribune says Every nsD
who has been 10 any ~sy eonspicseasiss-
der u the Rspublicsn party Is to-day put
apon bis proof. He must saow that DO Is
not 4 thief. f',H -si
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
NOTICE.

II, ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. I
II herfby fgfevaru Al I,ersOns making any
contract with SARAH A. BKOOks, Wifi ef Al.
=, bfoyk. .We have forever parted a. man aud
rle. AZ persans making CONTRACTS with aid
tEfah a Brooks will DO y st thsir own rlzk,
shHl pot ~ pceuunfsble fnr any 81 her contracts
% debts Rom this date, Msrrh eth issg.i
$50 a. O. BRICKS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

The President las Withdrawn the name
Of A. White. sr.Congre~man from Ala
bsms. % chief Justice Of Utah.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

,Psarman. arepublican Congre~msn from
Florida. not satisfied. j. accused II selling
: nara! cadetship. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

Marsh, ths principal witness needed 10
ssiablish,ths charges against Bslkpsp vas
discharged By theicosnasittes befDrs-being
held 20 answer: aud subsequently escaped
into cassaa., Contemporary tbs fsps.eh.
nent Of Belkn.p LaIts until oder witnesses
are had. The republicans ace making ca
pitslas. ofibs ssea2s;o q ha1,h shieh they
say vas eopnivea steyths Democrats. The
latter say iha, tEeyhad no right 80 hold
bin after The elOae Of tie examination b
the Committee. Il 10 anawkwara piece Of
business.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
WestbroOk Nurseries.

@. W wssrBR0o1 fRofRrEToK.
fDg.0D0 Choice Trees Vines md fIsns
yet nn hand ~ rny Nurseries, ofths W.
hest varieties Nsil adapted 20 houlnf,ss
culture nj pdce-io suIi the tinlss. Plsn..n5
may be done with siece~- IN Februafy ~ ~.
March. am. prersred o. nh orusd
promptly and satisfactory, havlrg Ihs ~.
tsntsas n an rspsrisbce ~ ~ sskn, III III
rel ondencs soticlssd.. Ettfs Early fssoJi
Tres and strawberry Plants w 49,
pIkntInf'ss; my sp~cIaliiies Seuo w.
Csisiuxus ~ PFie$e ~ 81
rH.sFfa CIV wksfs!hooss s. q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

A:phOnso TAT. has been appointed seas
tary Of War.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

j Geo. " swepsou. says the walhaila S.
c. sC5arsv. has purchased the shopls On
CoHnefoss. known as the Taylor property.
anderptets u have Unsatisfactory establish.
ei there. The property has been iucorPo.
rated nader rts name Of de Seneca Mama
featuring Company, A-oank has also. bsea
chartered forSenecs. l.7.g ~ !,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

Itiss thing solemnly to aforementioned
that the only way 10 return Of prosperity is
BY the evsrthros Of the Republican party
sverywbsrs. The impress Of It's rule is
svery~tsrs solemnly stamped upon the
country. Dishonesty il thsrals. Homes.
ty the exception !. Waste. sztavagnnce,
coniutionin the 6uapcss, paralysis Of indus
try. debt. poverty and taxation these are
The seconpanimsuts u radical power in the
past. thsss will be the accomplishments 10
The fp.ure. n % exception can be found
anywhere. the people will be glad TO know
il. Wehaye felt what it was in North Ca
rolina. We learn what il Is IN South Ca
roIins, and the miseries and yillainies Of
Mississippi. Louisiana and Arkansas have
again shaken the Union to the centre. The
great psndemoinium Of Washington city.
the central ere offil this wiekedness. has
just given fresh evidence Of the inherent
corruption Of.,hs radical party. The very
bead Of the government and Of that party
i suspected. His intimate associates and
confidential advisers are arraigned. tried
and Il they sscaps--it is only additional
evidences. ofthe corruption u The party for
| the infasnse u tie gossrnmsat istoosir0ng
for the virtue ofjuries. ais
Do~n~ish the party. Ii 10 The Ouly
,slvssion o. the country. 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

Nsrss Mas isfornsa 1 bewspspsr man
thst Be -ssprpsriag full statement o.
bis eonnss,Iss si.L the Bslhssp affair for
- E'es $50
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
..HARRis .aNB HoWERyo!gll.:.. e.

- =
While the ssposures are taking plsss IN.
der the eve 81 i sigilaht Dshocrssic Con
gress. add iadItals are showing shsmselses
70 be VIA. they have Away beea charged
10 be. the party In North usfolipa is prev
ing itself sempe,sasio ,skseare Of is lime
hopored reputation. u ,afnisbed its pot
ton. and largely moic. 10 1868. and Che
lessoasofthat year have kept full Tue Daili;
ing 80 Sene6oeatly provided W tSs fir see.
ing sagscity Of the party leaders, since
1870. there has been SOME disSteticn OBJ
served. and tie big men have kept them
selves ont Of scrapes because they we're
closely watched aud we're compelled 10
stsad %, their good behavior. But bad az
knplssat Washington hss turned thesf loose
agzia. and the old cspsrsh have been rcuew-
Cd. Tue Solicitor Of the 4th Judicial Dis-
trict. , nov charged With issuing . htss
number d indict,nsnts neyer, passed upon
IL.
BY the grand Jury. many ef them against
psrsons long sipes dead or removed, shs si-
fec. af lshish, i. solicifofs fees could aase
been sd}Isetsa sessld hxvsbesA so:pHt. y
J0ssphus says. mauy ten thousands Of dol
El.rs 10 his pocket lie bad also issued IN,
I numsrable indictments against merchants u
| Raleigh for failars to.tske ont lieesce on .
tispeciHed day, though thsy did aftsrsards,
take out the keenee IN time 70 comply with
the spirit ifnot will, the letter d the Law
tho effect II this being slso @ Put many
thousands 10 the way Of tees intoihis peck,
et..i-i. ~ ..ss,lg u. 81. ,sst al liss. y
Now again Secretary Of State. tIo~erton
has been checked In aice tie,rausaetion,
By which he expected 10 flush his pockets al
the expense Of the people. The Legisla-
ture authorized him to purchase stationery
81 the North fer The nse Of the State De
partments He.bouaht At bis own price
aud charged At bis own. But auditor
Riley would noe pans upon his clam. aDd
the money. in this transaction a least wal
saved. But the effort elbows that the old
iesyen is stilr working. The old Ares sr,
still smouideripg and only rai, occasion e
break cut. The Republicans viii not ID
q trust. They must be put oa, ssd KEEP
out. 80
4 We to the State. IL the Democrats fsi
IN their duty daring ,hs next campaign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
!. PinohbaGk the solorsd claimant FIJI sAs

X : \.
40 PinohhaSk The eolored claimant fot''ths J;
scat ID tbs senate from I.ouisiAns was 4
nslly .atisaed on wsdsssa@s sfser y three,
ye.rs contest, that " - nos The righstdl
cIaimaht.. He vas sejscssd BY j vote .oksSl
l. 20, some Of the leading Rep Slissss cot
ing agaihss hint !; iiis ss)eeiaa w Ss.ss
upon the illegsiisy VI the Kellogg sossfa''
rhsat, and Rspublisss Scale iss bssa
forced TO decide that The GSssrnor whom
Gran, put in his.ses. b.. ,hs tqres Of ,bsyo-
nets has no right there. asd.thss tls. fact i
usurpstion. -. GO III y
...1sss.s.>-,,s,s-l>-~-4-s> ii
Mrs Grant came ID ibr ksr ,shmsofl pres.
so.s. Gsner.l Ipgalls Ssde bsr ! pfsssss
OF watch costing 81. 500 which hsd bess
made for taueeh Victoria. but which va,
,hodgh. worthy ofthsfd,ure Empress. She
ID a0s nov likely to b. impress, BY. IN
| gala Sbtsihed What he wsnssas srdsss,
made Quarter Master GsSs~i~itha lsapri,
vilrse Of h.lihs rs iosisas sd rsps'yat
himself for Aii msghi6esp, gift and ufsh'
has opsusd l Vas for his own impeashGsft,
Ks. -----~ .------. - -sA s'sAN
If TBS WilSas.ou tsar ~,rs lpglsAll
procured ibs ressll u Minister seEeuck. i
was no, poker that ali. !hs tuaiHs.s 'fur; III
lively ohiosu. but sacb pure eSsssdnsss'
Is using bis Official influence 70 sdsahesIHi
Interests ;of. mining s4iHdls which bad
bought him up. The sins q Repabliesr
police holders are finding them out a brsai
neck speed, s laad,
X H.. .s8s :
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-09
Governor Hayes and the American
Alliance.
New YORK, Oct. 8.

New York, Oct. 8.
The following letter Is published:
AMERICAN ALLIANCE, NATIONAL ExEou-
TIVE COMMITTEE Rooms, New \ DIRK. Oct.
ST. wish to correct come Of the mistakes
in the letter which was published in the
World, Sun, etc., Wednesday, ss coming
from Gov. Hayes's secretary, and First
Gov. Hayes never was member Of the
American Alliance. Second-He never
saw the constitution or bylaws Of the or
ganization. Third-No committee of this
order ever, at any time, called on him,
either at Columbus, Philadelphia, or any
other place, for any purpose. We simply
notified him by letter that we Endorsed his
nomlnation,in answer to which we received
the letter from his secretary. That letter
was taken from my office, and was as
much surprised as any one can be to see it
in print. am At loss to see why those
papers should find any fault with the pro-
ceedngs, as we Endorsed Mr.. Tilden for
governor two years ago, and he found no
fault with it, but on the contrary was very
grateful for the assistance, only he request
ed that 1t might be kept secret, as, IL it
should become public, he feared he might
lose the foreign vote. Respectfully yours,
LEMUEL S. TYLER,
Secretary A, A.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-09
BY TELEGRAPH
Colorado Elections.

DENVER, Oct. g.
Later returns from counties not hereto
fore officially eportsd only confirm the
result in this state as heretofore reported
The aggregate Of the republican majority
for members of the Legislature will exceed
two thousand.
TIE DEMOCRATIC VERSION.
Hon. Hugh Butler, chairman OF the
democratic state committee, makes the fol-
lowing report tonight, from his stand
point No returns from our election have
been received since last night, except from
Grant county. Yesterday the republicans
claimed the county by As majority, but re-
liable returns just received through Hon
w. Rockwell of Georgetown gives us the
county by 10S majority.
Returns, though not official, have been
received from the following counties, and
the figures given below according to the
most reliable advice are in the main cor
rect. Las Aninas, 600 democratic ma
jority; Pueblo, 2l6; Huerfano, 225 Fro
mont, 13; Douglas, IS; Bent, 2O6 Jeirer-
son. 54; Grand, 1903; Carrcjos, $50; total,
1900. Weed, 800 republican majority !;
Larmer, 60; Boulder, 42S Gilpin, 2Gl !;
Clear Creek, 81 Summit, 40 Ebert,
Ell Paso, 313 Casino, 10; Park, 10 !;
Arapahoe, 1870 total 1886. Deduct dem
ocratic majority Of 1000, and we have 2sG
republican majority in the state.
The following counties are yet to be
heard from Lake, Hinsdale, Lafalla, San
Juan and Sagauche, all of which are
claimed by us to be democratic except Sa-
gauche, ana we estimate the probable ma.
jorities as follows: Hinsdale, Lsfalla and
San Juan, 800; total $50; Sagauche, repub-
lican, so; net democratic majority 500.
Deduct republican majority 2SG and we
have 214, being the probable democratic
majority. Rio Grande was heard lorm
last night giving Routh, republican, 900,
five majority, and Patterson democratic,
for congress, 10 majority. The democratic
candidate for the legislature was elected by
80 majority; so the county may be con-
sidered TO stand SO far as the state ticket
is concerned. 1t will thus be seen that the
republican majorities are so close that the
result cannot be known until the San Juan
counties are heard flom, and it is not likely
that they will be heard from before to-
MORROW night, and perhaps not then.
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Safely Restored.

Betsey Arlington of st. Johnsbury Cen
ter, at tho time Of the great fire in that
containing S53 in bonds, notes and money.
She could not account for its disappearance,
as she had it in her band while her house
was being cleared. She had given up hope
of finding it, Last week French laborer
restored it to her, claiming he found 1t
while loading goods at the fire; it dropped
out upon the ground and he kept it. He
told Rev. Father Boissonault, the parish
priest, o. the affair, who succeeded in find
ing the owner. Father Boissonault will be
remembered as former pastor of the
French Catholic churches in Rutland and
Fairhayen
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A Question Decided.

New York, Oct s.
A decision was rendered en- Friday in
the United State circuit court by Judge
Benedict, in the case of the United States
against Philip II. Tuska, one of the per-
sons indicted IN this. city for alleged crooked
whisky dealings. The decision sustained
the demurrer interposci to the plea in
abatement to the Indictment, and directs
the defendant to plead to the merits. The
plea overrulel called in question the or
eanization of the grand jury which found
this and number of similar bills, and was
deliberately argued, orally and in writing,
by Messrs L. T. Wood, b. f. Tracy and
]. ]. Allen for the defendant, and Assist
ant United States district attorney b. b.
Foster for the government. This decision
settles all the points raised as to the indlct-
ments found by this grand jury-being
made especially test case as to the whisky
indictments. In all thirty cases true bills
were returned by this grand jury, and it is
officially stated that all will be brought to
trial, if possible, during the fall