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More Mormon Troubles.

Whatever credeuce may be given 10
particular ruinors from Utah, says the
Now York Tribune, it is sufficiently Ger.
tniIi that in various parts Of that Terri.
tory m uneasy feeling is existing among
the Mormons, which Brigham Young is
doing nothing to allNy. Indeed, his
public uttcAnces, if they are correctly
represented, are anything but pacific.
He is sail TO be preaching n crusade,
which the Gentiles OF tho Territory natu.
rally regard MS preached against them.
selves. OF course, compared with Nor
mon population, they are n mere hand
full, and they may well indulge in some
apprehension Of violence. In Salt Lake
City especially they arc greatly outnum.
bered. We are further informed that
the military preparations of the Nor
mons are considerable; TINT drilling is
going on continually, and that arms have
been shipped III great numbers from the
East.
Brigham Young and his more unscru-
pulOus devotees are doubtless laboring
under great apprehension. The vigor
displayed in the trial and execution of
Lee hAs proved conclusivCly that the
temporal power in Utah is no longer in
the hands Of the Latter Day Saints. We
do not know precisely what they. may
have to fear, but their record, Us they
know better thnn anybody else can, is
quite enough to make them anxious.
Their power aud authority. once so great
nnd almost ,inquestionetl, are gone.
Assassination will not help them, while
they nre no longer, us they once were,
defended by distance and great deserts
from the weight of the governments
hand. It is hard to sec what they eau
hope ultimately to accomplish by n com.
plete defiance OF the Federal power, or
by n resort to the madness of massacre.
But there is MI unreasonable because it
is Il fanNtical element in the Mormon
population, which llas not been suifi.
Ciently taken into account. 1t is Just
possible that Young himself mny have
been made reckless by n term 80 pro-
longed Of irresponsible authority.
Greater men tlNn he have lost their
heads under difficulties comparatively
less.
But whatever may be impending, we
may be sure that the beginning Of the
end is near. Ii the Mormon leader, con.
tenting himself with a spiritual despot.
ism, shall finally yield obedience to the
laws, lie may die quietly in his bed, md
his sect may peacefully disappear after
him. II he permits himself to be mis-
led into Sanglinary acts which will be
sheer madness, he WILDE summarily and
sternly dealt with. His vanity may mis-
lead him into M exaggerated estimate of
his resources md Of his local advantages;
but to those who consider them with in.
difference they do not seem great enough
to be alarming. Tile United States
wants neither the will nor the power to
deal strictly and summnriIy with the
Mormon strength, such rs it is; and we
believe that it will 10 SO.
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murder Of tho Trim family at BUckport, Me-,
ended In verdict OF murder In the first degree.
IIOrseslocing In Russia and Turkey.

Travellers in Europe describe two diff
ferCnt ways OF shoeing horses in Turkey
aud Russia, which may seem very awk.
wark compared with the simple method
Of American smiths. In Turkey and
Servia the horses head is held by one
man, another holds the leg OH his arms,
while u third operates on the foot. In
Russia the horse is placed in square
cage made Of rough planks OF wood, and
is strapped around the belly with wide
leather straps attached TO cross bars Of
the framework; his head is also tied safe
~: the foot is fixed 10 II stake i'll the
ground md held by IN assistant while
the smith places The shoe on.
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4 Singular Fact.

A recent traveller in Mexico, who visit
cd the mines there during his journeys,
says that he was much aslOnislled at see.
ing the men who cury tho orc come out
Of tho mine each with one eye shut. The
foreman, seeing his surprise, explained
tho matter. He said the candles be.
longing to the taratcrOS (who drill and
blAsD, do not give sufficient light in the
drifts, where it is consequently quite
dark, but whore, nevertheless, the
taratcros sec we'll enough not to run
their heads against the rocks. But on
emerging into daylight they would be
blinded did they not take precautionary
measures. For this reason, MS they up.
proach the mouth Of tho shift, at tile
point where they catch the first glimpse
Of light, they drop tho Cyclil of one eye,
and keep this down while discliarging
their orc, aud until they have redescend.
ed tho shut. When they are agtin in
tho dark, they open tue eyekept hitherto
in reserve, aud ut once they sec every
thing distinctly while the other eye,
previously open and blinded somewhat
by tho daylight, perceives nothing
nj nil
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4 panacCa, or ''cilre-ull, Is one " tho myths
Of the age Of superstition. Or. Il. '. pirire
does not recommend any one or even his wllulu
list OF standard remedies Us adequate 10 euro
every disease. For severe lingering coughs,
bronchial, throat, and chronic lung diseases, he
believes his Golden Medical Discovery IL un-
surpassed. hut It will not cure you II your lungs
are half wasted by CONSUMPTION. The Discovery
not only exercises potent influence over pull.
mOliary affections, by reason Of It's pcctOral
properties, bnt possesses also the most valuable
Alternative, or blood cleansing properties, aud Is
therefore sovereign remedy In blood and skin
affections. But while Il will cure scrofuous
and other ulcers or sores, blotciles, pimIleS and
CruptionS, II will not ctre cancer. nor does It's
manufacturer clAim any such merit for Il az IL
,iono by proprictOrs OF other blood cleansing
medicines, who dishonesty Try 10 deceive the
afflicted into the belief that their preparations
will accomplish imposSibilitieS. Uy reason OF
its real intrinsic merit It has sale surprising
that OF any other blood and cough medicine.
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A RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
Tie Russians IcpulScd With Heavy Loss
EnllanIry Of tbs Turks.

TIC huhs1nhs lGepuiHcd WIN lLrhF5 Losh-
EnIluntry Of thg Turks.
The correspondent Of London paper
describes n reported Turkish victory
near Batoum on the Black sen, Ms fol-
lows About five o'clock in The tnOrn-
ing tho Russian forces, which hAl been
largely augmented for the purpose, nd
vanced with batteries Of field artillery
and made furious attack upon the
heights defending Batoum on the land
side, which were occupied by BasEIi.
Bzouks. The Ottoman troops were
intrenchel in the usual effective manner
upon the slopes and ledgeS Of these hills,
md upon tho advance OF tho enemy they
opened on bis columns II terrible Rnl
well-sustained fire Of cannon and
rnusketry which literally moved the
Russians down in swatlies. They fell
by scores md hundreds on tho plain
below the Turkish positions. During
their attempts to nuke way against the
fire body OF Turkish horse md foot,
taking advantage Of thick forest, broke
forth upon the faux OF the Russian
column anil effected great slaughter.
The Muscovites being upon ground per-
feCtly open, and having no choice but to
fight or fly, in short time the spot which
was the scene OF this flank movement
became covered with dead and dying
Russians. But tho enemy quickly
brought up achievements, and the
battle wns renewed with much lctermin-
ation. For MANY hours tho efforts Of
the assailants were desperately main
tanned, but toward midday their artil.
lery fire gradually slacksned aud they ut
length withdrew utter suffering very con-
siderable losses. myself was IN eye
witness OF this important engagement
from first TO last, and can testify tint the
Ottoman soldiers behaved with n gal
lautry which was most admirable. They
had, however, during great part Of the
action, the advantage OF entertainments
on high ground, aud it is duo to this
fact, no doubt, that their losses, com.
pared to those inflicted upon the enemy,
were insignificant. The victory was
won by the extraordinary courage Of the
Bashi-Bazouks. The dead aud wounded
on the Russian side will exceed 4, 900.
Tho engagement lasted over eight hours
actual fighting. The Inst OF the Rus
slams did not withdraw until near mid.
night The Russians lost many guns.
The Only Turkish officer of note killed is
Khalim Bey, major Of irrcgulars.
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A Buffalo IN Il l,uck Yard,

A Sioux City man, who Ind full cont
dencc in the theory Of DEMONSTRATING the
buffalo, brought one home with him the
other day apd, turned it loose over night
iii his baGkg yard. Next morning hG
found the family cat perched in terror
on the summit Of clothes post, his
faithful dog lying lifelcss corpse on
top OF the wood shed, the chicken house
gored into kindling wood, his peach
trees and curralt bushes trampled in
the dust, aud hole in tho back fence
big enough to drive an army wngon
through. all thie-but no buffalo.
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The Wise Cour,e In lhcnnntl.,n.

10 submit 10 depletion BY blood letting, or to
take c6lchIcnh and other drugs OF an equally
rCrriciolS character, will consult their vol
being by abandoning such insane procedure,
anil using as a substitute lioStGttGr's Stomach
Bittcrs, which wilt inrAllIbly afford them the
much desired relief, and IL absolutely safe.
This benign vegetable dcpurent cools tho blood
by expclhnI from Il the intlnlnmNtory elements
which give rise to nIalRdirS OF u rheumatic aud
gouty type, aud rectitles disorticred conditions
Of the stomach, nervous system and bowels
which usually accompany them. As rheumatism
has tendency to ATTACK tho heart, the desira-
tility Of MI early resort to these bittcrs Is
obvious. since the danger ia Increased ly every
nIOInent Of delay.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-26

Peruvian Syrup is n standard remedy for
building UP and renewing broken.down or
nervous constitutions. For dyspepsia, debility,
liver complaint, kidney and bladder diseases, or
-part Of the many Irregularities Of tho various
organs Of the human frame, II Is sovereign
remedy. 1t lisa tonic without ALCOHOL This
medicine IL too well known already to require
any commentator from US. 1t Is Ouly necGs-
sary for III TO say to those who have never
given II trial that It will accomplish all that
Il claimed for II. Now IL tho time TO tone up
the system Leforc the hot months OF summer
fairly set III, Sold by all druggists,
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Neuralgia for Six Years Cured
by DR.. Quain'S Condition Pills.

LVNENn Uh0, VT, NV, Z. 1sII.
Dedr SF:-I have bech troubled with Neuralgia
for SIX years; have taken every medicine could
hear OF; found none that gave any relief until re-
celvel 4 package Of your CONDITION PILLS, which
have cured me. HARRISON ST0wELl.
! 4 package Of DR.. QuAin's Magic Condition Pills
sent 70 any address on receipt OF my cents by
American Medicine Co., Manchester, n. II. For
sale by leading druggists. Geo. G. Goodwin 4 Co.,
IS Hanover St.. BOAton, Mass, John r. Henry,
CurrAn s Co., No. College Place, New Ysfk city.
COuOfAl Fents w. SO
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have sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup
for five years. During that time l have sold
nlurc OF It than any other cough remedy. Many
Of my customers will hayc nothing else. Al
who use II speak IN It's praise, as a safe, eiIec-
tual and pleasant medicine to take. 1t Is
claimed to DO uufaillng for Group.
p. DAVIS, Ontario, y. !.
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information worth thousands to those ont Of
he4lth. Sclf.hclp for weak md nervous Suf-
fercrS. Facts for those who have been dOscd.
dragged and Quackel. Tho new Health Jour-
nal teaches all. Copies free. Address, Elcc-
trio Ouarterly. New York.
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NoU SHALL HAVE lr.-If your Groecr or StOrr-
keeper does not keep, and will not get, DoolcyH
Yeast Powder for you, send 2Oc. for quarter
pound, 35c. for half pound, or Coo. for one
pound can, direct 10 Dooley 4 Brother, New
York, and you will receive Il, postpaid, by re.
turn mall. II Ii absolutely pure, and every
can iull weight.
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and rheumatism,
Liver and Kidney Complaint
for Twenty-Five Years Cured
by Quain'S Condition Pills.

AMERICAN MEDICINE CO. For the lait twenty.
I've years have suffered terribly with Neuralgia
aud rheumatism, also Liver and Kidney Com
plants, causing severe pain In the back and hips,
oi(en unable for months to stoOp to pick up any
doctors spent great deal for medicine, which did
no goal, aud finally concluded must suffer the
rest OF my llS happened one day to Eee your
advertisement In the C6HDrCy atioaai[Jt. thought
the medicine was just what needed, and sent 70
taken eight felt like new IerEOil. CAn sleep well
nights, rat well, and have no Neuralgia pain, can
stop rs well as ever. My friends arc astonAhed
At the change III mo. My sister has suffered from
wishes to try your medicine. intend still to take
them, and would not 10 without them II money
would buy them. l think they must prove bless
Ing Ia thousands who will be induced to try them
Enclosed you will hnd 500; please send two pack
ages. Yours respectfully,
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SUur Stomach md Heartburn
are signs Of billions attack; Qnirk'S Irish Tea
will remedy all these. Price % cts.
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VEGETINE.
Her Own Words.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb u. is'''.
6.ar Sr-Sineg several years have got soro and
very painful foot. had some phy,iei1ns, egt ias5
cHudn't cure me Now, have heard q yonr ES "a
Became Nj veil ir,irn your YEiETINE; and went Snd
bought islc mo iDoto q yEGETtNE and alter aad
and then Iurbt one IthpF lOtte, and 70 take Jet
thank God III th ruSdy and yourself; and ytahIng
svrTy sufferer may pay attention to IT, 1t blessing
'V' "'"M Hs, c. KRABE, eSS West Baltimore Street,
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II you wish 10 save your hair and keep 1t
strong and'healtly use BurnCtl's Cocoainc.
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Cure for Drunkenness .

pfs ,,V sn ,m"I,rt ksl!Stht 1rli!r T ~. on
ySH ~ III. i Hss TsssSs"ds save I,N.
irnn iIr a. y IN tIls country and t,rEnd Mi
S ~ "a irr.s On rrrript II = q JOh"
I.,rr Nrx II, IIrllNfOntALne tIhE:
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EkA WATCHES. A tirOAt ScnsatSon. Sample
49, Watch and Oatat ire 20 AErntA, BETTER than
elnlH Ti.,lh AIlllhasa 4 GOliI.ItSk CO... AhIeAGo
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WEST LEBANON, Me-, Feb. p, ]

WEST lEDASOS, ME-, FeD. 2Ei 1910.
AMERICAN MEDICINE Coil have been sick for
four years with DySrSpSla ntl for tile Idst three
year, Constipation mud Inflammation Of the low.
els. have suffered Rl the IHn could endure
and live. haze been confined to my room for two
years, and could not sleep nights without the use
u morphine. have bVrll given UP by physicians
rs past cure. | have taken one IAckHge Of DH.
QUAIS's CONDITION PILLS. and they have done
nc more good than all the doctors lave hAl. |
sleep we'll, eat well anil have no rain. They are
ali they are recommended 10 10. Please senl inc
three packages, Us two Of my nelghbOrs wish to
try them. IenclOSe si.50.
YnnFH truly Holm ". LORD
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IN I:kIIHaISllEllllIS

Dyspepsia Four Years, Consti-
patton and Inflammation OF
the Bowels Three Years, Con-
fined TO my Room Two Years,
So | Could Not sleep Without
Morphine. One Package Of
Quain's Condition Pills ninde
me Eat Well, Sleep Well, and
Free from Pain, after being
given UP by Physicians.
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,p Nos, Complete and RSIisS,e FasaGP
fapsf S:st psSl!,h a. HTassS II "a pSiIsS
.lonRSAL', stn FEmlsS92tS,;S pEMdREST. x l4h
S ASdLc'sS rv YcrE. Summer NamGsE Now Heeez.
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TEE ~,
. 49, GOOD old
STANDBY.
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
.FoR MAN AND BEAST.

EstAuIIsugu rs YEAm Always cnrCs Al"AyS
ready Always handy. Has nVVcr yet failed. 1hiTfy
HiHoR' burr 'ofTl u, The whOlW world Apprnvus the
glorious old Mut1lnGthO Best aud Cheapest LniHlohi
In existence 20 cents bottle. The Mustang Lnlront
cures when nothing BiSe will.
, 1877-03-23

. The adjourned meeting Of those who styls them.
selves the opposition " minority Qi tho present
hoard ot Trustees Of ths Town Ut Hyde Park met
yesterday afternoon at the HTdo Park Hotel,
About the same cltsa aud tbs same faees. only
augmented Ia number, were present. with tho
master spirits, lii, Peter Schlun1 and Charles
Creighton THE former ono Vi tho Trustees from
South chtcsgol, to lead them. The former geu.la.
1aau II, 1t Il alleged, bcins used BY uuscrupaous
parties, who seek to sgaln ssizu tho Town Govern.
ioeaI through him, and fost Themselves aad ffisuds
intu power. 0nc man remarked; "a certAIu in
terested clique furnish tho matter, sn4 Peter
sch1und gives It To the public" L.w. Stone salied
the mretIns 10 order, and moved that L. W. Cur
,aiehael ha made President, which waa carried.
Tfustus Bchlana sisted tbs object of lilo mcsttns
to be to appoins the stmo ot holding primary
tuestIngs 10 naao tbs delegates tor u
called upon g sap.ea, thelr Views, but nabody
Agctled ~ bc usutn rieaIly Inclined. and Mt
kehlund therefore bad 10 do thu talkluy and make
tho motions.
\ mutton war dnslly adopted TINT each prsclnct
should lauluata two neutess who should dcs!
, 1877-03-23
OInO.

CoLu,tprs, O.. March 2as.-ln the Senate to-day
communications were received from thu Governor
nominating. Charles G. Woicott, Ut Columbus,
to bc Director of tho pcnltcutiary, aud Samuel
Taylor, Of Logan County. to be Director Of tho
Institution for tbs Deaf and Dumb.
A I'LL wus introduced to compel tho recording
Of rllattel mortgages aud deeds He'd with Town.
slip Clerks.
III tllc louss to-day tho following bills wcro
passed.: uouse b!Il for cqualsziug t'e value Of
nhaes Ut National Bauks; Sus,ate bill to provide
That only owners VI paid.up stock shall vote OH
the question Of thr consolidation of QUE rail.
Ioal With another; Senate bill to compel pri:
vatn banking companies 10 publish annual atate-
iuGslts vi lheIr business the 9aEse n& National
Nanks arc now le4utrut to du.
! Lill WIS Introduced to make Assessors Of
property Ineligible lur twoyears after having
tcsScu j term vi two years.
COLUMBUS. o., Mnrch aa.-0oy, Young has
1naIe the following appointments on hIs staff tu
rank ~ Hri.n lier Gencr4l: Ch:.slga W. harr,
C.nSlnbati, Adiutant Gcncrui; Henry e. Young,
Cin,nuatt. tluarscr,ua4tcr Gcucra!; 4n1 VIII.
i IL, II. Pull ps. Surgeon ucneral. Ta Sank Is
s.olo,cls; u. \. Grossenor. u Athens, Assist
pat ..ilutlnt Gsurfal; Lew c. Weir, ot Clnetn.
it,t., aud Us tllnp and Euginecr; aua Allen L.
i .a,E.i .lc, VI Cleveland, Aid de camp aud
Juu-t AAfo.ate.
, 1877-03-23

tis vert nice to watch now tho Beretal Demo-
cratic Mnyuraty candidates nfo working To-
morrow decides their fate. and yesterday they were
Ill on the anxlous.seat Perry II. Smith Ind nl.
vices ycstortlay that ha wus tho coming man. IL
WA the sumo with the scion of The noble house Of
Dooltttle. Culyin IL tho man who feels that thero
IA aivinny shaping lila cndt, but II may
lilllreth are ruling In the samo tcam. with
tho bumu.ers doing tho pulling and tho
th!cvcs and bunko- -stecscra tho driving. Colvfu
says he IA In tho hands Of his friends. However. II
Is vol understood that II he does not got Tho
Democratic nomination he Will run Independently.
THIS has alarmed the leaders of tho rock rooted.
A*rn,nrsE reporter learned yestcrdny that tho
easnblors had nlsed 81, COO for CoIv!n's and I'LL.
lret,'s campaign oxpen.cs. OF this 81, 600 has
bren rent 10 The Soycnth Ward to help ItIldfsth
nomination 9e wtl' run anyhow.
1iar class. epae of whom arc SALOON -eespols. Ono
of Them, who profes.es to bs loud'moataea e foF
rhis seems plausible. ~ the story WIS generally
credited smung Tho ''untcrtifed" " yesterday.
ALDEHMANfC.
In tho Tenth Warl tho Democrats Will fttr lg86e
Eidridge for Alderman agalnst whoever tho 1ie.
narIua my lo q tAo Twolfth, wa1d Nj. G. q;
!io!llsnat ID strongly nryoh for Alderman a. good
ii liz Eighteenth Ward Xfr,. James II. \. DAILY,
S ,T T ,a pa3 cdhs;s sn,Sts co sas nssn
DAILY ts u conservative Democrat, pFoperty.hotd:
or. and man who has the confidence Of tho bcst
This Dsmocratio Town Conventions tomorrow
atraIf4, especially whcn 1t cun,es 10 nominating
be txpectcd.
The dslegases to tss !tepullican city conyentlon
EfKhtocnth Wards, coInprtsnv tho Town 1f North
, 1877-03-23
WARD MEETINGS.

Al meeting oi the First Ward Republican Club
last evening the following Ronticn,en were elected
to 20 teforo tho primaries for confirmation ~ dele.
gatea io i . Convention: Arthur Dixon. II. =.
IIawl0y, F.d :cs4!or. J. z. Carter, L. l., Co.
burn, 0. saa4A, D. z. Filth. aud A. x. Hall.
TuE FOURTH.
A very largely .attonded meeting Of the Fourth
Ward Republican Club was held last evening Al
No. a05 Thirty first street. Dir. q. ". Couch In
thu chatr Ex.A,d. II. y. stoue, from the Contra!
Committee reported thst tho place Tor holding tho
primaries isAd been a1cd II l'all's palnt.sop on
ThIFty-fsst street, between Prairie and tuajaua
avenues.
The cha!s announced That the election Of della.
gates u tho City Convention wgs next Ia order.
Tho Central Committee. had decided that the city
delegate. should also aerse In tho Town Conyon.
t!on, nnA thsFo would therefore b. only thirteen
s Csl. Isiesby could not .es Whist business tho Cen.
tral conn!i,ee % lad ID to iseiie M ia liz a,susset. It
was fur the Club ~ settle whether they would send
tho SAME set Of delegates 70 both Conventions OF
Sit. suthorlsna moved to elect thirteen delegates
f11m shs ss q, aoo "a nimes prepared BY ths Gon. r.
motloa prevailed,
four teliets rsesyu md count tic sosvs, liz $50.
Ept4Ey to cali tho nansa from tho Club roll.
M aonda es enetem q at al RE-
A gentleman explained that this would b con.
ttnsJ 10 the constitution Of tho Club
EVl. Mca0y hoped that every Republican would
get ~ opportunity TO cast als t',ts for thu dele.
gates. II they were ft to Yotu At M election they
were equally qualified 10 chouse tho delegates wuo
Nuro ~ cLUo40 Tho men to ba yDte4 for.
Mr. Woodward opposed THU. They h1d paid
their money 10 build up tbs club, sad thUse whu
would not support tbs club had no right 10 vote.
Tbs meeting ". not primary. but = faulty gath
etna, aud II the IapubltcAn voters did not ku tbs
tackek thny could rutu Il down 1t tue primaries.
Tho mutton VI Mr. lIalul.eE was tileH put to
ssetr Under tho roll call, and carried BY ~ over
MheltplnR majority. Messra. fIrtnaton. Dodge,
l!Da', aud Drake. wero np;solnted ~ tsllers aud
III. Russsii, Wills ths votsa weso beIug counted,
called tic attsntiou Ut tho lun to Senator ltoaln
sons bill for Aboitshfny The County Commissioners.
Or fathar. Feo.saot1ln9 tla pzls0nt yang out OF
exl.tsucu. After reading uYcs tho bill, ME, Kus.
setl moved that It WAs tns sense Vt tho meet!n5
THAT tlg lll! shuuld pa4s. On metlon VI Ms. sun.
detl7nd. the resolution was laid over for week.
TN niot;on of ". II. Harper, 4 Campaign Com
infttea Of seven, ono from saeh precinct was ep-
polluted. 1hc.p were Mu,afs. u, J. uoaxe, u. W.
Elapp, A. ID. Tl,~unh, q. T.. Hall, e. II. koch,
II, A. Anderson, aud v. II. liurpct. - -
Finally the t9llcss apnaunccl tho names Of tho
successful lhisteyn ~ folowt: Ueo. .Ganphell Phlo
Allen. y. =. Maldeu. 5; u'ldhasdt. Samuel llol-
ton. Z. 4. smail, IL. Il. Bedding. D, II. Hammer.
Otto shultz, sud u. J. Winou. Ths delegation /.
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