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Tn ~ 0FVS llte Liver

And iniure The system generally, taks
blu. pills and calomel. To regulst. IL. nm !
endow the entire system with bsaIthfai
vIxor. use Hostettsris stomach Bitters.
B.l Gus sinyalids. which ofthsse two. ecips-
will you adopt We doubt not, tho latter.
ny 40 doing, Sou will avoid the dis astrou.
conssq queDces which the psrsihtsnt or ire
quent use Of mercury entails. and srsctu'
ate the desired reform In the action Of the
hillary gland without danger, as well as
speedily and thoroughly. The Buffers Ia
varibly remedy yslIowps~s - the con
pleIion aud whites sI the eyes, pains in
the right side and under the right sEouid
or BLADE, furrsd tongue. high eoloi~d
urine, nausea, vertigo, dyspepsia, constI-
patton, heavin.u OF the head. mental
despondency. and every othernanifsstS.
ton or accompaniment OF = Jisord.r.d
condition OF the liver. The stsmach.
bowels and kidneys alss experience their
regulating and tonic inHnsnoe.
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FLORIDA.
The situatfon Unchanxsd.

TALLAHASSEE, November 22.-There
is a perfect quiet in political circles here,
Everything has been suspend ded to await
the contest before Judge White to-mor-
row, when the injunction against the
Governor will either be confirmed or
Withdrawn, snd the case OF the msndi-
mus against the Csnva:sing Board com
pelling them to begin work, will be de-
cided. The judge arrived tonight, snd
the argument will open at IL o'clock 10.
morrow. The result css hardly be
reached in one day. 1t is impossible to
discover what course the counsel for the
Governor will take, but it Is believed
that he will deny the right Of the
court to issue an injunction against
him. II Is said, on the oibsr hsnd, accept
Ing the jurisdiction OF the court, he will
go into I'D elaborate defense OF his right
TO canvass the electoral vote. Tie city
is crowded with strangers. Every train
from the North briggs new comers.
There will doubtless be an appeal from
Judge Whites decision, no matter what
that decision NAV be.
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Board OF Indian Commissioners.

PORTLAND, OREGON, November o.
The BUsrd of Iud.au Com nissionsrs,
consisting OF General o. y. Howard,
II, n. W. Stickney, A. L. Barstow, d. h.
jerome and Colonel " Ood appointed BY
the government to confer with the N,Z
Perc,s Indians with view TO the ad-
justmelt OF the existing difficulties reIa-
tive to the possession oi " ,Llow Valley,
returned TO Fort LspSalI last evening
The commissioners he!G four days con-
ference with Chief Joseph, with re
gard to the question MS TO whether the
settlers or Indians are entitled to pose s
the valley. Good feeling and hsI mony
characterized the conference, and IT. ls
thought the question in dispute will be
amlcsbiy settled.
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LOUISI INA.
Proceedings Of the Returning Board.


NEw ORLEANS, Nov 22.-Immediately y
after the meeting of the Board at II: 80
A. Y, the counsel OF the Democratic
Committee on returns & ed q motion for
copies of the protests, contests, DC,
entered on the Republican side. The
motion was taken under sdvisement.
A protest against the ru e; adopted by
the Board was fled by the Democrats
c. un.el, when the Board went into
executive session.
Gov Wyckliffe, elector at large on the
Democratic ticket. was excluded from the
room aotwILhstsud he had, the day
before, received a note from the Presi-
dent OF the Board inviting his
attendance. President Wells said that
Governor Wycklitie could only be pres
est in case o. contest. The latter gave
notice that be would fIe protest.
The Board went into executive session
about noon. The following gentlemen
corn posing the Democratic and Republl-
lSsh visiting committees remained IN the
room: Democratic Cepmittee- = Messrs.
Palmer, Trumbull, Julian, q. B. Smith
and BIgler. Republican Committee
Messrs. Sherman, Hale, Stoughton, Gar
field and Kelley.
The clerk reported that the returns
from fourteen parishes had not been re-
ceived.
The following named parishes were
canvassed t. day in executive
session: St Mary, Tiiden. l,4S5; Hayes,
2,4O7. ST. HeleGs, 1ilden 649; Hayes,
625. Tensas, TiIden, 464 Hayes, o,2O7.
Terre BonDe, Tiiden, 1892; Hayes, 81.
Vermillion, Tilden, 902; Hayes, 277.
Washington, TlIden, 5l4; Hayes, l65
Latouche, Tilden, 1854: Hayes. 1865.
The vacancy on the board has not been
filed, and it IS not likely that any action
will be taken on the subject. The board
until tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock
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nisIake I'm Electoral Ticket.

MILWAUKEE, November 22.-Tbe
cfficlsl m m-jority for Hayes in this State
il 6.l4l. Owing to a mistake in printing
the blank returns, the majority Tor
Dowrs. one of the Republican electors, it
only 1900.
The tri.l of G. Weissert, e1 deputy
collector Of internal revenue, BEGAN to
dsy before the United States District
Court, on an indictment for bribery IN
the case of John Fitzgerald, glager,
who plesded guilty OF conspiracy. a
uolLs nas entered
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THE MUDDLE.

While no unusual change has taken
place in the general situation 1t is easy
to see that things are approaching a
crisis. The grand coup aetat is at hand,
and by our telegraphic dispatches this
morning it will be seen that the South
Carolina Returning Board has taken the
initiative. There they have undone all
that the court had ordered them to do,
and after signing certificates of election
to CHAMBERLAIN and tho whols Radical
ticket, including the HAYES electors,
they adjourned sine die. To get at the
true inwardness of the whole business,
our readers are requested to read care
fully sll the facts iu the proper columns.
The matter will repay perusal.
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The Franklin Coming.

New YORK, November 22.- The
steamship Cult Stream. which arrived
here ,hIa morning from Wilmington,
North Carolius, reports that she spoke
the steam irIgate Franklin about ten
o'clock Yesterday morning, twenty-four
miles south Of Absecom light, or about
eignlv mi, from neH York. Captain
Crowell, Of the Cuff Stream bad con-
versauon with the officers OF the Frank
lin, who stat d that all Oh board were
well an that everything about the irig-
ate was in fist cl.s' condition. There
wss De,vy gale blowing al the time
ard a high sea running The Franklin
was lying to close reeIed, snt II was he
opinion OF Captsin Crowel thst she was
in no bury 10 get to New ! ork, but was
waiting orders.
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Couuterfeiters Arrested

CISCGNNATI, November ~ The
Commercials Richmond, Indiana, special
reports the arrest this evening OF two
men, giving the names of Charlie Lang
and Henry Boland and the capture of
about 81, 1000, mostly counterfeit money
and nearly all U. 5. Treasury notes.
The men are supposed to be recently
from West Virginia. Among the bills
captured are ton Sl00 treasury notes,
reported as splendidly executed and well
calculated 10 deceive 1t WAS evident
from The articles found in their possession
that they had been engaged in passing
money by making small purchases
throughout the country. Both are IN
iAil.
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Billiard Tourn m ent.

NEW YORK, November PIN the
billiard tournament to day, three games
were played. JACOB Schster, WHO start
ed out so we'll yesterday, ds!eatin 9
Maurice DAILY, was defeated this sitter.
noon BY Joseph Dion, lis to 300. 1nls
evening DAILY defeated GARNER who wss
onrv ls6 when Daily closed the game.
The third game was between Rudolph
and Cyrillc Dion. At the l7th innIrg g
the game stood, Dion. 100, Rudolph,
lOl. In the 2lst inning Rudolph stood
8, l66 and getting the balls together
ran the game out by sn unirishe1 score
of 1874
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Washington LENS.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Secre.
t,ry Cameron has completed his annual
report, and gave the President copy
this morning.
The President is engaged to day in the
nrrpsration of his message, and in conse-
que1ce has given audience to very lew
v slt,rs. Among the visitors was the
japanese minister.
General Barry arrived to-day from
Fort Monroe and is now in command ot
the q. S. soldiers stationed at Washing
.on There were no arrivals Of troops
TO-DAY aad General Sherman says none
have been ordered to this city, except
the eight companies or batteries now IN
barracks at the arsenal and navy yards
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communication between those two citiss.
On the l2th advices reached Mexico thai
Apirca has been evacuated by the revo-
lutionists Upon the approach Of the
Government troops there was some fight
ing, but no Particulars have yet been ~
ceived. 1t was hoped that railroad CON-
municstion would be established BY The
18th, and IN the meantime = mall wAs
established by private individuals. with
the postal rates at two dollars per ounce.
General DiaE continues to holt OaIsoA
Mr.. Foster, the United States minister,
has arrived at the City OF Mexico.
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Orthodox Friends OF the Indians.

CGSCINSATI. November 2!.-Tne A.
scciated Executive Committee of the Or
thudox Friends OF the Ind ans are now
holding session here. Nine yearly
meetings are represented by pref Y inIl
delegation as follows: L W. HowIsnd,
New Bedford, Mass; Edward Earle
Worcester; Benjamin Latham, New
York; VIM. B. Collns,l PoughkeaFs e,
Germsntown; p. +. T. King, Baltimore;
John Beiller, Onio; Charles +. Coffin,
r chmond, Indanu; Murray Shiplry,
Circinnati; Amos ID an, Indiana;
Bsrnabas c. Hobbs. Indiana; Law
rie Tstum, Washington; Had
lev. Kansa-; Aaron HudeI-ton. Kansas
". Nicholson. rintendent o? Central
sgcncv, is also in attendance and Enoch
Hoac, the former superintendent, Is ex-
pected tomorrow. TIE r,sI !. are full f
interest and show the valuable .nhIsnce
Of tue steadily pursued policy, IN us
crvilizing nj Christisnizing effects uron
the poor creatures who have been
thrown under the care Of the devoted
person. who have been appointed on the
Recommendations OF this committee The
committee held three long sessions 10.
dav and transacted large amount Of
hu.Irc.,. The COMMUNICATIONS during
the evening session were remarkable for
the they sffJrded TO hope
confidently in the success OF the work
which had been undertaken among the
IrGIsps.
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n. E.Chnrcn Mouth.

RICHMOND. November 22.--The con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, unanimously approved
the results oi the meeting between IN"
Commissioner of the Methods. Episco
pal church North, ard Ep srppsl Church
South, held at Cape My last August
shd tnst we regard the action Of the
Commissioners A.. an suthortat We and
final settlement of the question in Issue
and binding upon u. ministers and
members OF the two churches
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NEW York, November ~ The pscb.
age lrado in domestic g,oi. WIS light
but mems wear woolens were rs, her more
sc,ive. Cotton goods quiet and steady
IN Brs, hands. Heavy standard and
four-yard brown sheetiI & sid we'll up
Prints continue in limited demand. Cot
ton dre,s goods jobbiug fairy. Foreign
dry goods dull.
MILWAUKEE, November 22.-flour ur-
z Iiet but steady. Wheat Weaker and
c.osed quiet; No. ] Milwaukee 81 Is;
No. 2 81 10; No. 3 81 04t. Corn-Frn-
er; No. 2 46c. Oas-S eady and in isIr
demand; No 23l. Rye Excited and
higher; No. 66g66!c Barley y-Qiist
and weak; No. 2'prIng 7bcr No. "
(d42t
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The "BnIl DOzerS."

To the Ea,tor of the Cincinnati E"q"'rer:
Why do they call them ''bull-dozed'
nsrisbes? Answer, and oblige,
-SUB>CRIBER.
IThe colored Republicans of Louisiana
used to apply the whip to members oil
heir own race whose RepubllcsnIsm was
doubtful. and made them take an oaih
no, to vote the Democratic ticket. Inc
name originated with the cattle drover;.
The Republicans, on the other band
call certain parishes "bull dozed' par
ishes, alleging that the whites used to
whale and terrlfy the negroes IN order 10
keep them from the polls. If reports
are true, the colored Republicans were
more addicted TO the use % these bull
doze whips than their white brethTen'-
ED. Emo
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Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, November 22.-Represonts
tives of the Cnica 90 and Alton, Indian
apohs st. Louis aut VandaIla, and Ono
and Nj i.sIppi railroads in session here
to-day, received 10 s-yrr the com mbinatlon
he etotore existing between those lines
A new tariff was. however, adopted
based on that OF CHICAGO, and the rates
fixed ut 20 cents from East St Lou TO
New York. The Illinois and Indiana
railroad managers to-day fixed the !o-
lowing grain rates between states: From
Eut ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Jefferson
v l., II cents; From Chicago and
Peoria, l8 cenls.
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.o,n.r Iou,.tana Swindle.

NEw ORLEANS, November 22.-The
State Supreme Court some time since
granted q peremptory msndamus com.
pelling the Board of Liquidstors TO fund
sl24 600 dollars of bonds issued under
the act of 1869 10 aid in the construction
of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal. The late Attorney General Field
hs. successfully resisted tse consumma-
ton of this swindls before the Superior
Distriot Court.
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spanish Intolerance.
A Pertinent Qu~siton 10 tho Preach
MtutstFy

LONDON, November ~ A dispatch
from Paris states that the Lott recently
introduced in the Chamber OF Deputies
40 Interpolation TO the Mir i'try, asking
why the military escort 10 which tho
funerals Of all members OF the Legion oi
Honor are legally entitled. bias been re-
fused in cases where the dead have been
buried without religious ceremonies.
This question is becoming = very serious
one. The Let has refused 10 compro-
mse, and II 10 feared that n ministerial
cribs may ensus.
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Riehmoud Races.

RICHMOND, November 22.-The arst
regular meeting Of turf men since the
war occurred to-day. The half mile dash
tor two year olds was won by Nam
Brace, with Bosworth second and Flora
third; time So sec. The mile dash for
all ages was won by First Chsnce, Pluto
second, Coupon third; time 2:C0 The
mile heats were over TOUR hurdles. The
6rst heat was given to Jack Trigs Tor
M alleged evasion of the last hurdle by
Bay Rum, but the latter distsnced Trigg
in the second heat. Time 2 60 and 2:ll.
The races continue three days longer.
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Iono.bore,,e,,. Strike

Some. longshoremen to-day formed a
procession down town and marched
along the levee, headed by field band
As they marched upt the levee their num-
ber increased rapidly. Upon reaching
Jackson street all the longshoremen on
the levee had joined the column, which
mum bored about 1000 men. The labor
ers who had not joined the procession OF
strikers quit work for time. No dis
turbance took place and all is quiet.
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A New Point Raised .

vsEw YORK, November 22.-The
.'Te', Hartford special ssys the point
u; fased here that if postmasters are In
.sslole as electors because they hold an
Suee ot profit and trust, and that their
p,ace; cannot be filed, that Governor In.
se''oll one Of the Democratic electors oi
s Sa commissioners is disqualified BY rea'
,S u OF his holding position Of Commis-
"snsr Of the United States Court.
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ov LIZ MoYNE, the manager Of the
r..bipc,on Pa, Crems alton furnace has
.,,,,a1 IS trsde mark
...,tss n. YOUR last armed foe yptres.
.,sN ,or your A .taIs and your Fires
,,.,uI, TO ssy who, and thus adds to the
...,,.inty tha. is turning every man
,.,s into 3 knitting machine.
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Annranriaf,on Estimates.

WAsHISGTpS, November o. ne
HOUSE Committee on Appropriations
did not meet to-day on account Of The
absence n Chsirman Randall, who is eI-
pected from Louisiana tomorrow. lhe
estimates OF all dsssrtmeuts are in pos
session of the committee, except Tor the
deficiency bill spd the legislative, execr.
tive and 4dicisl appropriation bill. The
estimate, Gail FOR in round nun oers
sl76, ,0oO, 900, s, asains. 100000 sp-
nropris.sd .t the last session Of Con grs<s,
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ST. Louis Congressional Contest,

ST LOUIS Noven Der al. ;. Met
calfe, Republican candidate in the Third
district OF this city, hss declined the PR
position Of Mr.. Frost IN reter the matter
OF their election back to 'he people.
The single and JOINT indictments
seains, D. w. Mum aud y. c. LOn'gan,
for C, implicitly in the whisky irauts. we're
either qu-shsd or n'IIird IN the CniVed
: stes ID .str.c Ct Cou't this evening.
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lam ,,ps,L1sBURr's projected visit to
,r..,d Vienns on his WAY to Con-
,.,;,oDle suggests that his line of ar
IS, will be similar to the California
prsyer to the Almighty:-"O
49,, ifyou don t help me, don't help that
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Nav-I Movements.

SoRFo-x. November 22.-Tbe l. S
monitors Wysndotte, Montant and
Pssssic. under Inc convoy Of the Un.Ied
States steamer Shswmut, to-day steamed
down TO Hampton Rosds under orders 10
ha N readIness = sail inmeiiAtely.
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Patriotic Resolutions OF the ohio
Democracy.

COLUMBUS. Nov. 22.-The Democratic
State Central Committee ana num ber
of representative Democrats from the
various counties Of Ohio met here to day
for consultation. The following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
RcSolvsd, That patriotism demands OF
every good Cit.Z3l u splrIt Of ready
acaulescence in the result of the PreSi
deatisl election AS fairly ascertsined, and
to deprecate aIl partisan feeling in the
discussion Of the facts upon which
the result depends.
Resolved, That 1t lie due to the people,
and 1t is Indispensable to the preserVs-
ton Of free government, that the Presi
dent shall not be chosen by fraud or
force, and we appeal to the officers
charged with Canvassing the vote and
making returns, to al.ay public appre.
hension and suspicion by open and i'm
partial action, thus commencing the cor
dial acQuiescence vi the American people;
but admonished by the pssC action OF the
present Returning Board in LOUISIANA
that sucn returns msy be falsely and
traudulently made, We demand OF the
Senate and House Of Representatives TO
exert, if necessary, the constitutional
powers vested IN them, jointly or sever
ally, t. the end that whoever has been
fairy chosen BY the people shall be de-
clarcd and inauguraled President oil the
United States.
Resoired, That we regard the con-
cer tration OF regular troops ri Wash
ington By the President on, the eve of
the assembling Of Congres', rs an act
calculated to throw dIsciedIt on the dis
position of the people to obey the law
and submit to the results Of tie PIesi-
dental election rs legally ascer.alned,
and To excite unnecessary alarm as to
the stability Of the R'publlc, thereby i'm
periling pesce 1t home and public
credit abroad.
Rcsoirsd That We recommend to
the Democratic Central Committee
of the state to CORE pond and confer
with other state Dsmucratlc Committees
OF the country. with view to full un-
dcrslanding Of the facts, and perfect con.
cert OF action in maintaining the rights
of the pcoI le in tue late Presidential
election. MS determined BY the proper
legal authorities. Speochcs endor,lng
Thee resolutions were made BY Tho'.
Ewing. Geo. H. Pendeton, Geo. W.
Morgan, Durbjn Ward and other.
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Murder and Nuicide.

ST. LOUIS, November % Joseph b.
Brow snot ara killed Elns Jared, FIVE
miles from Keytesv.ile, No, night be ore
lsst, and then shot and killed himself.
Brown was smitIen With MIss Jared, bat
her parents objected 20 hI. visits 70 her,
and she dismissed him short time ago.
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Advance in WhIpS.

SPR1NerIELD, MASS, November %
The convention Of whip manufacturers
of the couutry, At Wes,6sIo, have made
al advance IN the prices OF 80 per cent.
on common and 80 on fne goods, ueees-
STATED BY the advance Ia whales.
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J.ch.on Democratic Association.

WAsHINGToS, November IT, ne
Jackson Democratic Association last
night declined to participate in the pro
posed Democratic demonstration on .ne
10Th inst, on the ground that it Is better
to postpone such proceedings until per-
feet peace reens throughout the lane.
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Counterfeit Bond

NEw YoEK. November 22.-Counter.
felt bond. cf the Prairie dU CHEN dlvi-
zion OF the Milwaukee and 81. Paul rAil-
road, bearing 73 10 per cent interest,
were found 10 circulation on the street
ta;smorning. The parties who offered
the bonds for sale have ben arrrst5d
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CIIY OF MEH1co. Nov. i

HAyASA, y Oy. IA French steamer
Just arrived from Ne'y Cruz, brings the
following news:
CITY or MEXIco, Nov. II
The DO itical situation becomes more
complicsted. EI-Cnisl Justice lgl-.iss
hs. proclaimed hin.slf Provisionsi Pes
dent Of the Republ'c, acd loca,ed bHsest
Of government tt Leon Ia toe State Of
GuaGo Juato, 7h> LAgiSlrtGrs snd
Governor q which sustain hin. 4
portion Of the prOcsssioo escoriin z
Igls.iss % LsOu attacked A merI
can mis.iUnarie, with the cry Of
.'Deslh 70 Pro'e tsnts. The missionaries
bsrric4dad themselves IN house Until
the police r,-cusd tasmI Two sI-Jud ses
Of The SUy=yme Court snd ssvsrsl d-pq-
tee have ] ired lglesia lie bss tab.
lisne1 - regular cs5iD-L aud appointed
a minister " var, foreign rela on. :, etc.
Trp, q. RE marching % Gusno J1zto,
sn1 3 ght OF lgls-ias s!lh bic gov
erD1.ent Ia expected ia very short time.
NJ olber State has seconded lg!esiss
u.,vsm,nt in GuscO Justo. Lsnds ds
eia1a is receiving eongratulstory d.
patches and oEe-s OF assistance from
a.. pats OF the country Gomez Psis
clio, 8 former comIssiOner st W'sh'i gtot :
and Alas and Rsmi.fz. Judge: OF the
supreme Court, srs in cicee inprison-
rn.,.t on = charge o, c"ftpIrsty. totf
thousand Rouncsdos took possession OF
/ An.z,co. where ,be P0eols rsiIrVsd
bral chez on frotn tie MeI;oo and Eers
I Cruz railway, inter- up, NJ oil r-vs! sLd
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New TurEi.n Constitution.

CoSsrASTI ,oPLE, November 22.-
The commission appointed 10 frame =
new TukIsh Constitution have conclnd' d
their lsbors, and drsugbt Of The docI-
ment has been sent TO the Grand Vnle'.
1t is stated ths, the new Constitution
will be promulgated and put IN force be
fore the meeting OF the conference Of the
powers.
COLOGNE, November ~ The dtger.
nine .th'nq reports that the proposed
Turkish constitution will establish Minis
terisl responsibility and secure equal
rights to persons Of all nationslities.
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Omeial Vote or Minness,a.

Sr. PAUL, November 22.-The official
returns tor Min 1esots show Hayes, ms
jorlty to be 24,0OS. Three Republican
Con gressmen are elected BY the follow.
ing msjorities: Donnell, s,946; Strait,
4, 7S0; Stewart, 2040.