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TIE SIOIX TRE.iIY.
The Exteni Of the Territory the Indians SUR
render TO tie Government

WAsHINGTOS, Dee. l0.-Thc Sioux Com
mission 1n.sned It's labors to-day with a foru al
report T. Secretary Chandler. by the terms OF
the agree men, the SIOUX surrender all claim to
any country lying outside the houndaties Of
their permanent reserve ~ defined 10y the treaty
of 1865 and to 30 much OF SAID reserve as lles
west nf the one hundred and thTd meridian Of
longitude, and as is Included between the north
and south forks of the Cheyenne river,
east OF said meridian. Ihe Govern
ment thereby secures tull possession Of
a tract Of country which includes the Black
Hils ana Is defined by natural boundaries. The
Indians grant right ~ way over their Tcserya-
tion Tor three roads from Missouri riverto the
ceded territory. the routes To he deslgna ed Nv
the President. hey also agree to reroive all
subsistence which may hereafter be furni- he'd
at such points ON or near the Missouri river AS
the President may desgnlte, The area ceded IN
the treaty ~ estimated ct from ten TO twelve
Thousand square miles.
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The BROOKLYN Theatre Fire-ENtingnishinG
Apparatus Covered bv scenery.


In the Coroners inquest into the cause
Of the death OF the victims Of the brooklyn
Theatre Gre, Lorraine Rogers, the business man
aaer, testified tina, hi' duties were to audit bills.
provide material for the - go aud ttend to ~
busness before tho curtain.
Ripley Ropes with sevcri, y)--Do you feel per-
sOnaiy free from oil responsibility that may
arlse from the Are far the stage is con-
cernedf
The witness | saw that. and l say more that
not only feel that faithfully endeayorcd 20 do
my duty but that every man In the theatre aud
on tho stage, Mr. Th0Tpe Included, did his duty
90 the utmost Of hts abiIltY.
After scT,bInG the nre, he added 81 mink
that those Ia tie 2 lerY we're quite forgotten ny
those who were ryin2 10 save life in the lobby
below
Nj Ropes VERY severes)-You may as well
1lsm!ts tgn yIni hJ' , ~ erat nusn nS ot 'o
cave The lives Of those IN the gallery. We shall
how tnat there wds al attempt OF this kind
Inncs W. Thorpe, the stagc manager OF the
Br1oklyp Theatre, tcgtiA.d mat II had not been
cou-iiered a part OF his duty 70 LOOK to the
saioty Of the building on iis Appliances tor ex-
tnguishinI Ire. lie, too, described the OFF,
repeated aceHcs IN the theatre after the tre
Dogau. and added thst pack Of scenery was
leaning asaiist the wal over the plug 10 which
hose va, attarhed, o. ~ Whi'h u VS. hanglnI.
l. N.. J.frcli i+lm.rs sce."N ~ lhN play ~
"Jlhla faqar." TheY haa f4intlllY prone
ed to take " away that morning. bat
u.d failsd to do 70. lhe tisge was very
no.h l9nherea ,11p.. b th.s sessH;,y;
Drouklyn Department 81 Buildings has heeu sus-
pended frul0 ONCE By the Commissioners. Tho
reasons for tho au'pension are not .ivcn, bnt IL
| ig unalsputrd that IL grows out of tho theatre
disaster Mr.. NaughtOn is an nppointee OF !hOs.
| hinseln In the department, and his dismissal by
| Hugh Mclaughlin. the Ere Commissioner has
| led to a row among the politicians.
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THE BEooKLIN Navy riRD.
The Board Of Navai Officers Opposed 10
Ccding Any Part of II 10 the CiI

WAsHINGToS. Dec. l9.-The Board Of
Oni,crs, organized under the provisions OF the
act Of Congress to examine ani determine
whether 10 th-ir opinions any of the navy yards
can be di-teusod with, say that pf.er a lengthy
d d.acus.ion they unanimously decided thai under
no circum-'ances shoull the Navy Ylrl Of
BfocaiYn, y. y, ot any part thereof, be dis
pou- d Wlth or abandoned. Ia the judgment ~
the luaI1 tlia is the most imroitant navy yard
in ;hc ccratIy o. regards geoeraphicsl Il position.
ac 'cs.;bifS 10 ililes for performing work ard
lrocrring ~ short notice my amount 4 skilled
| .Dcr, .nrituuiti.s r plrcharinr stores aad
M iisl In TIE rtafkets of the comm reili me
trrpcils. he IL. ans ioi decking .hits "hlcL exist
aii.c 10 ~ .tcr ftobt of the East River. ana the
ia ra-e ~ ~Ui -eNcr. Several nttcmpt- have
hacn ~ dc - .ransfer the BROOKLYN rd from
tAe pO-ifl1l II has occur led for ueAry tnrer-
quaIfeTs = q century. but every h1.id thi has
hai this Wnfter unrer 0n.ideraii Ip hrs come
20 the conclusion thet no uther ellie aforus ths
fsciil,i,s II Iru>ent one.
Iptpthe prraont time ne BROOKLYN ward hls
.rTk in k,ln fDr The sarls u.iuber OF wear. to
a-,IW 'lats the same facilities el-ewhere.
It's 2rCrt iini oItant" 90 ore Of The drfeuces Of
New I E. cily; Its mace s-ihlilty to un enemy I;
the faciutl', Tor sIpLlji 10 MltO co 81 iron. aLd
material 81 10 Kind: its spuruNu flOn 10 the
workshops VI tue great motropO.i IS have estah-
lisntd iis -nnoriony over al other navy ynrds IN
tie Imtcd ~tates. knowing the great Hdvan-
tafcs possessed Nv the BronhlYn yard tllc ho rd
nope tnRt Congress will duly appreciate them
and grant from time TO time the appropriations
necessary TO IN ke II perfect in every respect.
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sInshcd by Il knife.

Roundsman Carmick heard a CRY Of murder ~
452 West Fort nrst sroet. last evenlus aud when he
went up stairs no found Patrick Hiick with fright
iu cash his head Hallick and Michael OConDera fst
low worNan. while the Influence of liquor nuar
relied about q me wages. when OCOnner ,ozed onf
breed Kne md ashcd Hcicck three times across the
head. One OF the WOUNDS hnd peeled on large piece
Of the scalp leaving the skull exposed. Both inen nave
been regarded suspicious characteis and Hslieckt
sentenced to state Prison four ycars ago to
attempting to enter TIE stur OF PIepe the Icweer.
TnlItI MN % hlstreel, near SLxth avenu0.
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Joseph Loader, the upholstcrer who was ooc-
spcucus AT the close Of the Tton.Bcecher trial. lives
at iOi McDonough strco in iso'a;td house. guard
which he ooaned fcrOcious dog On "a ,urdsy night
while he storm was raging inlet got into the house
from the piazza belOs the story window, and
stole Nfs Luadt r's watch On chln worth 1850. 10
winch was atacho1 80, cngrlv"l yith the cue OF a
IsrrOt over tn w0ri- (" muat tax" Tney also TOOK
Mise lara Loa lcr'i fi'k Grts,l. Inst Su ID she
could not sing 20 the ch"r Oi s. Jamcsg Church, and
tuok. furthermore. ri "a cen lnrds OF Cl IN vet
made up. Tnoy stole also quanut OF clothing. Yos.
tcriay Loader dsccraued tnlt thrY had also ta n
tS3 iu onbu which hu had hi drn In crryc0 where he
Thought tue old H.frT hi.nseif cDLl4nt nnd II.
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THE PTOPiE SPEtKING.

The First Cum In thia state since the Presi-
d"nfiii Election.
WATERTowN, n V, Dee l0.-The first
gun since the Presidential election In this stHie
was fired In this city to-day. Last month the
Republicans carried the city by III majority.
To-Day, at the charter election, on a square
issue made by the local prcss and candidates
ON each side, tie Democrats elected their Mayor
lain by 80 majority. A mAJoritY ol the remainder
ot tho ticket are Democrats. There 81 jubill-
ton here among the Democrats. The gam 81 a
noble one, eyidently showing Determination
among the people 70 rebuke the Infamous
course of I'll, Republican leaders Oh the PEesi-
deulial auc- lion,
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How They wind Up the Ysar.

The Central Committee, 10 whom WIS given
the maua-eucnt ofthe Custom House Republican party
for 1879, cloeed Tue years basusss eYening. By
c,aturnt fhe Ala. ;.usn who Nofrd to pass over the
MAYORS vet ir r'soDion t. permit the trustccs Of
~. Ialrkt utht 'ra TO Cupn ct he cathedral with
the rcvefs ou ilfilrtl Gud fifynrst streets bout
ga, payment OF tue fees usually charged Tor ulAAln2
sew e COZ
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Postmaster James has been officially iDformeh
that superintendent Y. wacott Jacksoa OF tho Penn
syyluA BlrOld Will not clansc the ordor requiring
the mails for tne ass A. NJ fast train to 0e earned over
20 Jersey Cy bY the A. VI. boat Yesterday morning
stmsser James sent mail for this the
"A N. boat under charge VI trusty and experienced
mess myers. They hunte through the depot and tbe
yard and along the track for nearly half mile, bts
could not md the poea ana were Obliged 10 bring
the mail Dack to New York. Inc Adams kxDress Com
pany sent over heavily loadeo wagon the Dpat thai
stsrted from New YORK fifteen ulinutea later. They
had NO .rouDe ID snIpplng lhelr irelght
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LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DzBRKs HHRE AND THERE BIZ TH3
SUNS RBpORTERS.

The Frost king Taking Up his scrptretn TIVE
Central Park First Of the ~ieivs rid
ing -freps ration on the skating Pond.
Central Park was brilliant yesterday in its nov
suit of snow. The cunps Of dark nrs and spruoos
formed grateful backgrounds for the broad erpsnsos
OF white. Every trce and shrub was. to It's nnutcst
tvig, encssed In coat OF crystal that gistencd and
danced in the sunlight and the tall white birches bcnt
beneath their transparent weight, forming grsoef1
arches the drvc Beneath them dsrted the merrS
sleigh rdors. and the frosty air iadon with tho
music Of bells snd laughter. The aeighing Wa superb
and was enjoyed BY uou,ands.
At the lake the sborerJ are preparing for the skstns
season. On the lower end. Foreman Hodges Is busy
with abou, nY men and horses planning scrspine ana
sweeping OF the rough surface Of the Ice and snow Ths
great skating hou which has been for the past
nve years has been put aud ready for use
that IN iIs Restaurant the signs Of "hot oysters" scot
fee &c are already belns nailed up. Il IL hoped thsi
the Ice will be ready T. r the skaters by tomorrow.
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TRoSr or MISSOURI.


Eicctor il said 10 b. Ineligible.
NAsHINGTON. Doc. l9.-rhe Senate Sub Com
mitict on Iri,ltgss ana Elections this morning began
an nvcst,l alton Of the alleged Inability OF Gen. u. Il.
Frlst, Democratic Presidential eectoF Of The Ihird
Missouri nlstnct lhOmgs Ihoroughnlsn, member
Of the Missouri Electoral toherc, testified taa Gen.
Frost not present Mt the meeting Of the College
when the votes President snd vice President Of ne
Uultcd STATE, were cas- and The Col,ge MED .ho
vacancy uy eltCtinR lie Nr.Jge Atwood. 4. l.. Stts
rLr Rrnuhiran candidate Tor ecciVr IN tic Ihrd On.
tlct HppeArsd api clsne the right - cist vote ON
the u. md that frJstWos nengOl lie presented ne
clam. 10 the college 10 Nfti- and thtv were tabitd
rue action Of the torR" IN nlng me Nscan'r- VA ~
GCcOrdaueV with tue lAWs ot Missouri lne clam I'll
Frost y lltugue 10 lCd o. a., ssscrtipn tdaf hr was
o1hcfr W the unitru htstss regular srnS
AID Aucrwnrd In the nnI,dtrnte army, and tpaI b.,
uisADlnLct have n-Ner been removed
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Robert lIoyt, while intoxiclted last evening,
sci into Joe COhurn'. thc prize nghtcr saloon al
'sd Br0AGwny. and called Tor drnks Joe refused to
tiv- h any ucc.ue he WA inte Hcatcd. ana put hin
our.
uuft waited cute dc until Joe sat down TO supper,
nud Oh - hp nrli iuui -ho ann thrnGch NinuOw.
none OF WHICH, however took eEvci. H0yt w.s
lOSAtd
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IHr IArEsr oID HoRLD NEWS.


rAHls, Dac. l9.-Uniied States Minister Wash
burns has presented Fr,tidrn 1s ants apologies 20 the
puSe Dccn1es. Ams'er Of FOREIGN An,rs' Tor the
aiiN-t at Flrdeilhh O iAlt AAigff, naval AtiaN NJ
Ot me Frcncn Legation - Wa-hngton ana deicga'e
trsHch Commissioner 80 the Centennial EAhhtiun Al
fu RdepllH al tAe IL tAhVe uI enc "a the txMlion
tOItplueu.
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soME WAsnINoroN TOPICS.
Gen. Crook on the sioux DIGESTION When the
Treu,y was violated.

wAsHIsGroS, Dee. l9.-Gen. Crooks annual
eays that minors ia The RlacA lis did not VIC
late the slouK tFe.ty unn long after tac Indians
ceassc 10 regard H. ana inst they lave not suffered
much from thr Sunr tlnce they wen TO His AS
thuy previously cii whilr lylng N.c border. He
Also cas attention 90 the fE, thAt his commaLi ~ less
ihnn Thousand fought and DeAt Siftug Bul's band
IN the nstr Of R1srnHi on the week previous to Gus
terH disaster lie seems 10 thk that tnv GuNernnelt
hiss treated the SIOUX natou Win unparalleled liher.
aty which they have reped hy raids along the bor
endurance Of their pouiep
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WAsnlNufON, Dec. lN,-Ine ITe ideni u IN
gaV a.. the preparation Of ncss,ge on countnl ,h'
tforl yotCs w'lch Doe wl ftud % Iohgr 20 ne
course uf week or ten DAYS II Is said that hr NJ
ma,nlan MAT lhe President ~ the Senate hts e.,
power tn determine toe validity " the returns anl
lNuul a NAIth
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Taking the Place, of Politicians.

The Charity Commissioners In Kings county
aud charitable gentlemen who have sssociatoi them.
selves with the Commissioners TO improve the sYetcm
Of outdoor relief have agreed system Of volunteer
visitors every wari. are to report the caes need
ng relief 10 the Charity commissioner No relief
gN tNccpt the rr.uIuu uGdatiUn Of ysituF.
over two hrn rcd person. vuIunttercd many OF them
wealtny the Of mill ,nhirr. The appi.
cnus arc rqun to EnsNcr ircLing question: but
Oatn t. De tlsen. formerly The COn,mi sion.
era are to bean tue work Of relieving the poor 70
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NJ a. 4. Low sliled Tor EufOpe. tue Othei
day intending TO make prolonged tour In Asia and
upp Africa, I'd not until after he had sailed did ns
resignation of his direCorship the Continental FIRE
Insurance COMPANY become generally known He WIZ
tie largest eO khoer and one Of the oldes directors.
Mr. GcuraC uope President of the Continental, sAyt
tnat MIR. Lowe resignation was not accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

COLUMBIA Dec. TO- In the Democratic Ilu'o
to-day 10 Senators and Representatives Nosc present
THIS bcings legal quorum OF TIE ioiuI a'seMby ba,
lot was taken for Uritcd Stass uof vhirh resulted
In the election o. NJ c. Butter nv vote Of "a out OF
~ Nothing done by the Republicans or the courts
to-day, VI any inteiest. All isqulet
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ST. LOUIS, D,c. 49, -Col Henry Olmsteal, un-
der sentence Of hNeen months IN the county JAIL and
q 600 nne for completely In the Nhisley frauds has
been pardoned.
Messrs. Howard. Mean ami Jonc,, Government eaug-
ers implicated In the same frauds II II scKpegted, w
be pardOned at an early day.
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wiscousin's Inclislbie Elcctor.

WASHINGTON, Dee. l9-Senator Morton WAS
asked tris evening whether thc Committee On l'rN-
neges and Elections would cnmine into the er'deniiss
Of WIN. Armour elector of Wisconsin, who rs ch1rgod
wlth having never taAen out ing n,tur Liiun unVt =,
and n therefore dFq ah0cd under ht l9w N' relh'd
that Tho enu had SGT been ouc'4y brought to
the coni'nluce's notice. ami no sieps Nuud NC iHAtn
AAs
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Mystery In the Twentieth Ward.

Mrs. sarah SANDS Uf Isl West Ihrtieth strees,
who is about Afiy years Of age. went out MONDAY
evening t. do elrands Two hours atterward shs
wa. found unconscious the sidewalk at Seventh
uue 4ua Iwtrf tshiA street. she died ~ her house
thN nlrht. Preyigus 60 lcr death she told Mr. muI
Mr-rN tnat soulc person hal given her poison. shd
lnnt hD rr rcd an inyc-iisA ION Of her case IL Is ~
b. Inv c-tisateu
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The Newark Prc-hytery Is to l. Get in tho
second pc' bytcrau Church Ncvark,to-diy. 70 try the
Rev .aac VI see psstor of tie WcEiir street presby.
t"f4u tAurcl, Ou Char-r preferred against hn y the
Rev. lr craven or Guutnlonug his pulpit to women
AZ. aches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

Mary Spowden, while hurryine home in Jersey
city On Monday struck against branch uf a tree
laden down win Ice and fell baCA ARTd One Of Etr
eyes Was pierced Dy Dougn
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tON>lANrlNOpLE Dec, ~. Nidhat IIsha hl4
l.i Is. u,tn' I tIu..I Al.cr ~ thn lurA,tt fupne,
IN p..ce ol h.ucmncd kr 10 re.ne' dismissed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The Texas Pacific bin
Will bc reported favorably To I've House tomorrow Oy
the raci0c l,alro.d Committee, Tom Scott hAtwo
malOnty IN the committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

GoODWINEs AZ 81 25 4 Rhine, Sauternes,
sherTies port California All kinds u quOrs cheap also
fancy wines and champagne, at II. Mou9uns liI Full
ton street. and ~ Ann street 0asement'-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

JOlIINGs tnorr ToWM.

El,ul r2ronc'or; southwest 10 northwest
W'nnt mag i.+b.e dlrils tc da!i wa patty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

Cognacs bottled at Jonzac Distilleres; also in
wood Victor h. Mauger solo importer, ITO kesde
street, ,-AdV.
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BrRLIE Dee. 10. The German Prr lament h =
part,l nc Jul til OH as mo'ntd IS t,e recent con-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-15
Probate Court.

HARVEY rlLDEN. Julse. IA CHASE Register
The following business WIS transacted
:, thn Probate Court of he District OF
Washington. during the week ending
Nov. 18th, 1876:
Nov. l.. Harmon Sawyers estate
will proved; III. a. Sawyer, eXr-; Gardner
S,wler and VIM Chaplin. appraisers
Vim. Chaplin and j. w. Markham co"m's'
Zoy. s. Della NJ. Towns eotate-wl!
referred for probate to December 9TH 81
mon Parker's cstate-appllca1lon 1or II
cense to sell real estate referred 10 De
cembcr %. ., commits
sioncrs' report returne l.. WA,
Nov. Is. iona Perkins esiate-"i Il
lard Harris, administrator. lhom'
Untchinson's estate license to sci! person
Al estate granted. Hosea Mlnotts es'ao
Commissioners report returned;
Nov. IL. Amasa Halls and Allen Hti
lions estate-license to sell real eN'at
Nov. 10. Ida and Mary Daniels guar
dianship-license to sell real estate issued
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Letters. ncnIied fornt Montpelier. Vt. Post
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.gC TO obtain these .etters. persons must give the
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PARKER'S ESTATE

Sr.rForvERMoNT. District of "ashins n,.,ric,
n-ah.ts Court. held at Montpelier III sa'o DNs
on the sth day OF November. AZ ieo estate Of ST.
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deceased hnce makes application 70 sac Of the heirs OF said
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s sacou Mee and 'ssia arrpIicat p2oo ss T 6tice IN sad Mont.
thereof; o 20 f the ed ID day Of Decembfri a 4 ,iurther order
hhsarinx and decision th he even to to ali persons Interest
Cd Cd. s 6r rInonea.ion, d the sam imam .arse S a Newspaper pub,
" in the Gr1sn sjier' previous 10 said .ime a and niset
Tor hearing, that they may lPn nav have, Why Sid &C
cnnnt should not be allowed anu amt Attest.
~ ~ IN n A CHASE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-15

WoEps OF WlspoM.-lhc New York
Uc,nkd considers rants order the wl~est
Of all wise acts of hi, lifetime and says he
uscs worJ, which are most honorable to
him and which accurately express tlc
thoughts of all patriotic men, 1t adds the
president of the United States has the
Constitutional right to SEM troops INTO
,nv state, county or township IN the
limited State, at any time and to quarter
| hem there as long rs he p!rlsrS and to
move them about rs he thinks the public
service shall demand, it says: We adj
vi.c orr democratic friends to keep cool.
Thpv made Il mistake in 1851 which has
cost them and the country very dear /
they should make another mistake OF NC
Kind il will cost them very much dearer
the country means that there shall b. Ian
,1,v bat it does not mean t" stand any
nonsense. 1t is now pretty evident INA
only Tie actual and official count IN or
or nerhaps even two or three states VII
decide the result of the election. Botl
n~artjes are sending ESTIMATED majorlilts
with painful frequency, but such Suesse
decide nothing. We do not want 10 CUES
who is elected, and we must wait i'll orde'
to know. Let everybody have patience
and do what he can to allay public anxlet
and excitement. If the result shall depen'
on Louisiana. we may have to wait a wee
70 know how that state has gone