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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
NEW YORK
LABOR LEAGUE.

New York, May The American
labor reform league, IN convention
yesterday. discussed series of reso-
lutions, Heywoed denouncing both
the republican and democratic parties
and declaring that no candidate will
receive the labor reform vote who is
not opposed to property in fsud, !,
money monopolyy coupulSory taxa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
TUE -TrKRironr or RAsofs,


: WHggEAs, 9he Imperial Fire Insurance 60.
Iocated IN the sity OF London, England has hled
In this Office sworn ristemept Of It's condition
on ha 3lst day of December A. b. 1876. IN nccor-
dance with The proyisions OF an act OF the Legis.
laiiye ASS sn,bly pf Tho Territory oi Dakota, re-
lat;ng TO inrHrancA Companies, approved January
Gt itsjs, and KIN
WH.kEs~, On examination Of the sworn state
pieht Of said campapY tled in this olics, ind
that the sad lnsu' hAce Company 81 possessed OF
HE steessary amount of sarisai thfss ed ~ re.
qnftrG by law.
Therefore, I, John sN.sand, auditor Of pakots
Trrriofy. do hereby cNiify that The said lnsur-
Anee Company Is duly Authorized 10 transact TIE
business IL Fire INSURANCE in sats Territory for
tiis YTar ending sist December, 1871, b. asaats
prefssrlg appointed.
In testimony whereof, ! hsye hereuntusset my
hand and seal, thla 2ith day of Apfii A. D. H5
J9Hs :, SAND. &ndtt,f. -
tsEsLl Per l.. VI. punpy, Bepusy
E. T. WHITE, Agent.
5' r.t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
The TERmronY oe DAeora,


wnggrss, The Equiiable bife AsssftHee So
eie.y located in tho city of New i0s< aud ? Aic
of Nav York has died Ia This ofjcr sworn 81 ate.
mentor itr condition on tc 3lS dsy OF llecembef
A 1870 In accordance WI h tha provisions oi an
act of The EegistaItgg eyniy IF ttt al
Dak1ta rclailn. to tnsprsuee companies, APP
proved January 6rh, Isis and isFi : Il
n,6nt az said company filed in this Office, hud
tina, the said ,nsuranee company Is posss sscsl oi,
he necessary aInoan, ot capital invested as re-
qujred By la@.
Therefore ,.IohA 5. sand Auditor OF Dakota
Terri ory do hnrehy c9rttiy that sail tns aranfs
company Is daily anthorixed 10 trapsact the ba.ts
ness On Ilfe lnsuraaeaSa syl3d ferrft0Ty, for the
ychr ending December 81, A. y. 1877. by aScnta
It. WHITE, Agent.
In sestimony whefeof. I have hereaa.o set my
hand and soal, this Goth day Of April. 4. "
ls7.,l JOHN S. SAND, Anditor,
fsKk1sf PeAI4. NJ PuRpv Deputy-
II. TN H1TE, Agenk 8
4 Yankton, p. I !.
mays ac1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07

Pera, May News Of Russian
defeat Al Balodm and tho capture of
three Of their guns, has been confirm
ed by letter received yesterday.
Everything tends to show, however,
that the Russians are very strong in
Asia and willlikely advance quickly.
Trebizorde, May NO further
fighting 10 reported. Moukhtsr Pasha
maintains communication with Kars.
Russians are apparently Awaiting the
arrival Of reinforoements. Strong
working parties are loading large
quantities OF Krupp guns, which are
being forwarded to Ezeroum. Fresh
troops are daily arriving and going
to the 'front.'
Berlin, May I'll, is reported that
Pussia has made direct proposition
to Roumania for offensive alliance.
London, May 7-Business on stock
exchange is ast. Consols opened at
NINETY three, subsequently, were better.
Lord Derby's reply to the Gortz-
ichakotf circular had bad effect.
The Paris bourse was also fiat.
Renies quoted at l02 francs, partly on
account OF British news, aud partly in
icopscquercc OF All article in the Figa-
rc, purporting TO be confidential nd.
drcs, from Count Ven Moltke TO the
German staff, explaining the necessity
FOR his recent speech in the reichstadt,
saying it WAS intended as Il cold show
er bath for France.
France is peaceful because she
knows she is not able TO light Ger.
many, but if she had fair chance
her bitter hatred against Germany
would inevitably break forth. Such
. chaGcs would be an alliance which
she now has prospect Of effectiug with
Austria. The latter never has for
gotten Sadowa, and Russia is not
now, rs in 1870, able to enforce hel
neutrality. Count Won Moltke said i,
might be necessary for Germany
to in event Of such m al
lance to act, with liks
/ lswiftness as in former campaigns
Officers would shortly receive detailed
instructions for measures to be taker
| with view to the complication!
which the count hoped might no
come, but which he deemed it hi.
duty to provide against until such in
lstructions were received.
| A dispatch from Metz says the fir,
| in the cathedral was eAtin9uishet
after burning the roof Much damag
\ WAS. done to the interior. The fir
originated from ERE works on the oc
casion Of the empcror's visit.
THEY RISE AND EXPLAIN.
Washington, May 7-Despatohe'
from Constantinople authorize tn
Turkish legation to declare the new
OF the persecution of christians on tn
right bank Of the Danube is withou
foundation, in.so far as regards ba
treatment of Islaclites Of Leurm
. Geurgeyo. The legation states ther
are no Turkish inhabitants or trooE
: occupying that town, which is unde
e the government Of Bucharest. lsra'
lites have equal rights in Turkey wi,
! all Ottoman subjects Of whatever re
!. ligion, and the sultan has nominate
= David Chm Efcndi an Israslitc senat,
y Of Enispeii.
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lotal assetss 80. .......r.
IIAHILlTIkS:
STATE or NEW YORK, |
Cnunfy pf N.,c Narr
JOHN "a. G.GAsnxss.
U. 8. Indian Agent.

Richard y. Afiiger, Resident Manager Of the
Imperial Fire In-nraace Company, London. Eng
foregoing is afuil irnc aad correct statement
Of IN. affairs OF The 5 Branch OF the said COM
pany, hat tho said insurance caf1; ;any he bona
OF Hctuai cssh capital, ,uvrstrtlt th4 state ana
United states STOCKS aud bosds, or In bonds and
mortgages of resl estate, urincumber,d and
worth double the amount for which The raii,e is
mertgaged; and lhlt nt Is tbs kesldent han
aver of said Insurance mpaiy.
4 -
rEAL. X. D. ALLIsgn,
t--) Resident Manager.
snbscrined aud sworn before ms. this lsti day
Of April 1871, witness my hand and official zeal.
[ - WILLIAM H. CLAhKsos,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
SURVEY OF TIE PIERRE,
ROUTE.
Report of Commissioners Ap-
pointed Persuant to a
Legislative Act. Ap-
proved February
10 1877

Of Dakotd Territory aoe respectfully
submit The .tollo,ci,sg report
W. left Yankton February 2Slh by
stage for Fit. Pierre, where we arrived
March 10th, altar very cold and
stormy trip We found our teams
for transportation At that place, hav-
ing preceded US several days from
Yankton. We Immediately crossed
the Missouri river aud prepared to
| commence our work, when we were
delayed by most severe snow storm
OF three days duration. As soon as
the weather would admit Of our doing
SO, we started on odr work, the snow
I | being ten TO twelve inches deep at the
time. We proceeded to examine the
country between Red river and the
A Cheyenne river, as well as we could
owing to snow and bad roads. We
/ found on the south side of the main
| divide between those streams . most
excellent natural road, it being near
4 the road now travelled the most Of the
way to the head Of Bad river, with
Abundance cf wood and water. From
there we made thorough cxamina-
. ton of the country leading out from
!, old TT, George on the Missouri river,
it it being tire main divide between Bad
aud White Earth rivers, and found i,
to be very high narrow divide, bar.
i rem Of beth wood and water, it being
r too narrow and high to furnish the
necessary water shed to produce
springs or creeks. From that poin
we commenced our examination Of th,
different approaches to the Cheyenn,
! river from the east side aud fpunt
FROM the mouth Of Bull creek, dowl
4 the river to q point several miles be
!, low the present crossing but one roac
c by which we could approach the river
q it being the one that the travel ha
heretofore gone over, alt others being
). obstructed aud made impracticable b,
a the country known as Bad Land
d TO the north and south Of said road
y We then examined the crossing of tn
:, Cheyenne river 1T that place an
4 Hound it to be very bad for loade
$. teams. We experienced great diff
al Guilty in crossing our. transporta.io
D. aud it OF light character. The cros'
:. ing together with the hills upon eth.
Ms side make it utterly inpracticable ,
er road and will be impossible to LOAF
ts ed teams q greater part Of the tim
as We then passed out on to the divit
= between Elk Creek and Box Eide
.r thefl crossed to the south side Of Be
cd Elder Creek to the divide betwe,
,e,l Box Elder and Rapid Creeks, trave
ne u. ing in south westerly directie
lsr until we passed down into Rap
his Creek valley, lasslllloviag .ss.id .:yyall
up to Rapid City situated at poi
where Rapid Clesk leaves the io
hills, arriving Ut that place On Mar
with teams completely jaded 4
:. the men in bu, .littIe better con1iiie
ion having encountered the worst of roa
So and one snow and one rain storm d
9th ing the trip from Et. Pierre to Il
,es . e, place
il After a careful personal examinati
nd, Of The general formatiou Of the Cot
xa. try together With wha. informant
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AuptTpn 0FYieE, :.
fanLNna n n Anti pith ls-T -

fAhAWh, DT., April 2Ith, ltti. !
!, john s. Sanay yAndi,or Of Dakota Territory.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
correct copy OF the original statement of the
Imperial f!re Insurance Company OF London.
England, On the 3l.t day OF December 1875 and
now In fleEin my office.
JaHa S. SAND. Auditor.
Per l.. II. Prrpr, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
AUplyoI..s orffeg, !
Yanl.ton, u. T., Atrlfge. 1871. !

I, John s sand, Auditor o: DaSota Territory,
do hereby certify that ihe Ioreg lug u lgne and
correct copy oil the Original statement of the
E,nli.able Life Assurance society Of the nited
stses on the ,3lst day oil December. is,G, sad now
y" y" ~ : ~ 80 JOHN S. SAND, Auditor.
IsEALl Per l.. NJ, HvBpN, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
cuhAeo...

Chicago, Msy I.
waEAT-rnscttled. closing heavy and lower
/ es,. Tor cash; Il for June.
CORN Unsettled. cls slng easier; s5a for cash )
81 for 5.Is.
0oATs Firm, .h sde higher, AZ. for cash ts.t
for June.
RYE-so.
DAKhEY--ftrni ii SIS. j.
; PORK Unsettled, closing iower;l6 10 for cash ;
Is nv for June.
LARD-Firmcr, soia tsr eash: 9 " y for Isne.
WHISKY Quiet; 10.
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xIlwAuaEg.

Milwaukee, May :.
WfiEAT2GE6 &c lower, closing irregala, weak
No. i.1si; No. :. u for cash; 7e,s for June
No. }. I -.
coRN7Steady; CSC.
OATS: 4i,ic.
RYE-ftrm; "a
RARIEY-e2r
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07

ton, aud every device giving increase
to property and income without labor.
to its holders, and that men and
women should be paid equally for the
same labor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07

walt s1REEr.
New YORK. May =
Money 2Gt1i per cent.
Gsversn snts-Actiye and etroug
Gold ioI ",
stooks--ActiYe aud oettsr.
srw. reaS s&axrr.
New Ysrk, May :.
WHEAT sa5 better; No saies.
CORN Easier, new mixed western, 6s8,s old
do, 7s1'6,
OATS Firm. mixed western; soa,a.
RYE: Dull.
y A.PoRK--stea eayy: $50 1i6 10.
LAkp-Firn,; 10 IS.
wHisEY-liax. 9
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-07
For 1t Is Rum0red That the Rus
SLAMS Have Taken Kars.
Won Moltke's Explanation OF His
Warning Speech to France.
Gen. Nichols Has Given Offence
to His Followers,
For There's A Niger On The
School Board OF Louisiana.
FOREIGN.
RNGLAND's NAVY,

The Times, in its nayal column, re-
ports that the dock-yard authorities
have ordered torpedo gear fer the
Monitor TO be completed blythe 25th.,
or : month sooner than originally
arranged, so she may proceed to
Plymouth and join other ships Of the
squadron June lst. Should any fit
tings not be complete by the time
fixed she will take working parties
with her to Plymouth, SO the work
may be completed during the passage.
There are no boilers in the royal
yards ready to replace the worn ou,
ones belonging to the Triumph and
Hercules. 1t has been arranged that
new sets shall be provided by the
contractors. The new boilers will not
only have to bs delivered ut Ports
on or before the fixed day, but are 10
be actually actually placed in position
bv the contractors.
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WAR ITEMS.

-
WAR IrEMs.
London, May The Times special
from Wldden, says: ut is reported
thai. tho Russians have advanced -
far - the river Aluta, and forwarded
war material to Turnsverin. The
French benevolent society Of Moscow
subscribcs City thousand roublcs for
the wounded.
Athens, May y To large crowd
Of citizens who paraded the streets,
shouting, war, war the prime min-
lister, or whon they called, said that
while he comprshended their enthusi
asm, he must earnestly urge the
necessity Of prudence.
New York, May 7-Despateh from
st Petersburg says that the Russians
have taken kars. Tho Russian army
attacking numbers 10000 men. Sew
en,een thousand Turks were captured,
Turkish ironclads are reported to be
guarding the Black sea before Odessa
Cairo, May 7-Adyices state that
the king of Abyssinia. has again de
clared war against the Khedive for
violating the frant,ef. The rebellion
in Darfur Is also increasing. The
Egyptians then mu.t eapitula,c. The
Khediye in consequence of these
events has refused TO further assis,
the port.
Paris, Nav IA ST. Petersburg
sspatch says the bombardment o
Kars commenced yesterday, and at
assault was made to-day.
Eucharist, May 7.-The. Crane
Duke Nicholas passed through Gall..
and Reni, and was At lbrail yesterday
He is expected to reach Eucharist o,
the tenth instant. Russians pssin,
through Eucharist are going to Bari
ASA between Eucharist and Ginrgevc
Is.hia, May Two Turkish gun
boats attacked the Russian batterie
g At Tomrova, below Galatz Saturda
. d destroyed portion Of the batter
dismounted = gun and drove back III
Russians. The Turks were great
cla,ed As their ganboats were uni,
jurcd. Russian camp Was fred by
she'll.
Manchester, England May =.
s'ecial frop Pera says that repo
was current Saturday Of grea. Ra
sian victory near kais, fifteen thou
and prisoners being taken. Fif
thousand Russians ARE said TO be i
s.stirg Kars, and Ezraun is soop.
be beseiged. A Vienna dispatch i.
J isrumoted in Constantinople tn
Kars has fallen.
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WASHINGTON. !
ITEMS.

Washington, May 7-scnator Blaine
has arrived.
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may 7-dtmis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-27

II has been reported in the inner circles
at Washington that JoHN TYLER. Jr., son Of
the accidental President who ycd the
Wings n generation ago, is to he made Com
missioner Of Agriculture in place of WATTS
and the numerous family he has planted in
that bureau. facetiously called depart
mcnt in the statutes at large. JoHN Is a
chip of the old block. and externally re-
production Of the Virginia abstractiouisl
whom MIR. CLAY denounced as Il traitor To-
his party and cause.
The Fraudulent Pre- llcnt would at least
be consistent in making this appointment.
He has turned his back ON the men who
made him whatever h. Isl he has formed Il
motley Cabinet; hc has deserted his pro-
fcssed principles, and. in word. he has
Tylcrizod. The fltno-., OF things would be-
consulted, therefore, in honoring the son Of
the man whom he has taken for q model in
politics.
CA1rr CUSHING, who was one Of tho TYLER
guard ia 1912. and with five other Wing rem
cgodes was bought for a price, will soon bc
back in Washington from his profitable mis-
sion in spain where he lett the butcher Bur-
RrHL enjoying unmolestcd one Of the high
est military distinctions. given To him in ~
rognitiun of The murder Of American citi-
1cns at santiago ii" cuba. lie will lind the
White iluu-' quite natural with Fraudu-
lent President aud its surrounding, appro-
min - -,e, 81 JOHS TYLER to Illus
tratc how hi. tory repeats it7elI.
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We do not agree with the Nation that the
| salary of the Secretary Of State ought to he
raised because there happens to hc n Sccre-
tary who can make SjO,OOO year at the bar.
If Mr.. EViRTs's professional income is
worth $4,000 j, is Ms own option that leads
him To take an Office ON salary Of $1,000.
| Even the Fraudulent President was not i'm
such strait that he could not got anybody
but Nj. EvARrs 60 be Secretary Of State No
doubt the latter gentleman would esteem II II
great mi-fcrtuucto the country If he should
bo Obliged to give up his pr, scat office. No
doubt no regretted the loss which the coun-
try sustained when he was not made Chief
Justice; but how would il have been in re-
gard TO the salary of that Office? It is only
500 more than the salary OF the Secretary
Of state. II MIR. EvARrs had been made
Chief Justice. should We have had discus
sion about hi, sacrifice of income, as rca-
son for increasing the salary
I'm truth, tho whole of this matter is SIT
ptcmcly absurd. Mr. EvARrs l. under no
compulsion to be Secretary of state. II he
peters to mako sj),O)1 year at the bar. h.
is peri city at liberty to do so All that the
country asks Of him is that he will not un-
dcrtakc to play the doublc role Of Secretary
of State and practising lawyer. This is I'M
sccmly and improper
Along with this discussion about the mad
cquacv of the Sccrctarv's salary for u
gentleman of Mr. EvARrs's needs, comes
the rlmor Of plans and projects for max
ing him the successor of Mr. CoNKLING
in the Senate. There are great difficulties
about that. 1t viii not soon be- forgotten
10
tnc fraudulent counting in Of HAYES.
This was a public matter. in which Mr..
LvAKrs was under no obligation to take the
part which he did take. A lawyer who serves
private client for Il tee In order to gain m
estate or to defend the title to one is in the
ordinary practice If his profession and may,
according To- the ethics OF that profession,
bc bound to serve when he is asked. Hut a
lawyci who cNert- himsclfto have a man do
clarcd 10 be President of the Uniird States
by Il process which ho knows will shut out
IN, truth Of the election. and make q fiaGd
triumphant. has uo right To complain IL hc is
regarded a. "a volunteer. lie must taxi his
sh1t" 81 Tine iuiamy. and iu this case Mir.
! iyNulS's share b. "a pretty iHrgc one.
The l'opieof the State OF Now York will
not Ice ycly likely 90 accommodate him with
a comfortable seat in ,lo Senntc from which
he can ab.eni himself in order To earn his
,51oua year a- a lawyer. di~pi1cln.s for his
lrit 4 gon.i man who has kopt himself
free ftom the stain that attaches to every
l.lau who procured H>YT~s fraudulent title
g. the office ri President. Mr. ENAEfs must
n.ke M ii- niul t. stay where be- is or
return to the bar lie will not long bc al
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4 I'LL just ra--''i Icy The Assembly, In 70
gard to ihe city 81 hto"@lyn di-pru-"- with
attorneys for 'hr various departments Of
the municipal G",ornm"nt. ani directs CHAT
their dNtios shall hereafter Experienced 'y
the Corporation Counsel Ihi- is right A;
and th" Legislature should do the SAM"
thlng for TINS city. We now nave Law
Department. which contains several hn-
ieau7 ana who's" chlci Is Inc Corporation
Counsel This department should have the
control OF all ID" city's professional hu-i-
nos. Instead OF TINS sone branches "l 'Ar
mhlriph "oN'rhn'n' nave attorneys "i
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shall they gain by the sacrifice of thclr prin-
| that the Northern Democratic vote, the
Northern anli-IIAYEs Republican vote, and
at least onc-hnlf the Southern Democratic
| vote, will I've east solid against this uncOn-
| stitutional Administration scheme
In the second place, there will be little in
| the political situation when Congress meets.
| and less every day thereafter to encourage
dc-crtcrs from the rising and powerful
Democratic party, to the failing cause OF the
| Fraudulent Administration. Even If the
offer of subsidies and Offices should prove
member hero ard there. who might be will
ing to incur lasting infamy for momcntary
profit the deficiency would he Immediately
made good by Southern Republicans, who
feel that they have been betrayed and out
ragged by the modern TYLER. who, by vari-
on- tnul and crooked ways, has cr"pt into
IN" eat OF SAMUEL y. tItDEN.
III 'hc third place. no politician IN his
scn@'s VIII attempt 70 break from the lead
'rShip 90 SAN RANDALL, or try 10 overthrow
IN" Democratic organization, because the
reforms ana economies Instituted IN the last
congress a"d promised NJ inc next make
'ie'n 700 strong Inc REDUCTION oil cApeildi-
lures accomplished ny the latc House under
Mr. RANDALL lndciat lsaoie leadership docs
hul appear To the suffering taxpayer Ike
lleaN'ul' ali"H al all. Forty millions per
ahhu'n IS saving which sends thrill OF
nope through the hearts OF people who
nave ne'h staggering under load OF hope
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THx ONO RECENCF.
Hayes Abandonment orPnci<nrd Considered
from u KennbIIcnn Stmmhpoint
To THE EplroR or THE Sun Su.: Gov.

from ~ Republican Standpoint.
| To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr: Gov
eminent was primarily founded for the protcc
ton Of the weak This Government is founded
ON the principle cnunciatcd in our Declaration Of
Independence that all men are created free and
equal In the United States aud in each state
n numerical majority OF the mon constitute the
sovereign power. and for one hundred years
that majority has ruled. Up 10 The year 1861
part Of the population. bring in bondage were
not considered or represented IN the Govern.
mont. When the Thirteenth. Fourteenth. and
Fifteenth Amendments 10 the Constitution ri
the United States were adopted thia class Of
hitherto prescribed citizcns be"ainc as fully
clothed with the powers and privileges Of SOY.
er"ignty as any equal number 81 men who Ia |
been and ARE now voters in their Respective
Stat"s of the Union. Whether this was wisely
done or not IL not now to be considered. but the
fact that il was done. and done in such man
rrr as tl make II part Of the fundamental law
oi the Coy eminent. is an iucontrul riblr IA I.
Under tll- law we are told hy tho Roturning
Board NJ tn STATE of Iouisiunn that II an rlt~'-
non held in tni state on the 1th duy Of NONnm-
ali bhok voted for EaiRcrf"rd T. Iray""s " idr
Pres mt Of the United states. nn tina, 900
l.ouls ~ the same uutiiltity w. are told
That $500 oiiznns in that State vutcd for Sum
uel Tlden for President olthc tn ted States.
ana fo.Wp voted Tor Francs 7. Nichols AZ Gov
crnor of Louisiana.
This count WINS suucrIntondod hy tho Hon
John SHERMAN - ono amt iy Situl y Mist
th-wi ESD. OF Ohio, Who sulrmnly and FUZZY.
Wth'nt no tation or r,s'rN ton, r-tur \ the
United states that the Returning Bonrd 81 Lou
i@innh wa DYmpo,fl Of honest amt honorable
mon. that b Nnl performed ils duties ~ a Just
and rruiiHiiH MANNER. and ihnt II wa the Only
conHttuii,nu pow under the laws ui I0uisi-
NnNt. Congress ,'.i.'hli.h~i tb. Lir,t,,ral C1n,.
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