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A shooting ARRAY occurred

A shooting ARRAY occurred at
Dominiquc's Landing, Sunday be-
fore last, resulting in the serious
wounding Of a colorrd man named
Carey, recently arrived from New
Orleans, by Ed, Coleman, also
colored, who lives in the first ward
Of this parish. Coleman is said to
have been under the influence of
liquor, and to have Shot without
any pr0vocation whatever. The
weapon used was 4 revolver, and
the ball entered the left lobe OF
Carey's left lung, ID. Dominique
attended the injured man after
dressing the wound had him sent
to his home in New Orleans
With due care he will recover
which is fortunate for carey. W.
have not learned whether any at
tempt has been made to call Cole
man to account for his outra geou
and murlerOus assault.-DVn0td
sonrille Chief
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ATTORNEY 1T Law.
,Iias Resumed the Practice of his Profession
w III practice il the Parish and District
Srn, courts Of Natchitoches and Red River,
s r;ps Court de&ouisiana, United States Dis.
Gacs. ah ~ Gircuit'COurt of Louisiana and q. S,
s sss u Claims at Washington.
- ofice, at residence on Second St. n;
May Is, 1877.
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Why may tipsy man fall into the
river with impunity : Because he won't
drown as long as lis head swims.
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lay motion!rSs III varions hopeless
attitudes some of them slept the
sleep of exhaustion in spite of the
horrible noise.
TIE CONVENT FIRED.
Horrible noise, indeed. The mob
had oycrrun the building from the
basement to garrct. They ran>ackrd
the cellar first IN search of cells and
captivcS, while more practical spirits
moved quickly from window in the up,
per stories, h"otiny. Then the superior
stories became lit up and rrowh,A;. the
noise OF breaking and tearing down
furniture, the crash OF glass, pictures,
aud china, the thunder of heavy pieces
flung with cheers from the windows
down ur"n the ravrmruts the suapniu-
and waiting Of the breaking of harp AID
guitar strings, made Il fearful babel.
Then, beginning On the second story,
the windows We're lit up with more
brilliant light. Men could be- seen 60,
ny from room to room hrariu- books.
bedding, clothing, curtains, all sorts of
c"nbu>tiblc~ on the floors. and, after AN
omnious pause, the fire hurst from the
heaps, pal plating. and Iri--h,rnin@, till
in a very short time the windows be-
gan to : tow like openings in \ wall of
flame. As the building burned, the
rioters withdrew, their last act before
leaving t he music room being t" threw a
piano bodily ont Of tie Wiu,i"w. All
this time l."li~As charge Slept ON her
lap, mn.trrinI in urtu.us al,u'lt her
mother in New Orleans, her Aunt Fanny
and her doll,
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TTARRIS JAFFA.,Dry Goods and Groceries,
IL Front street
TT PERCY Surveyor st. Denis street.
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TT LITCHTENSTEIN-Ge General assortment
IL. Dry Goods and Groceries, Front street.
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TTENRY GENIUS-Chartcr Oak Stoves and
ri Tinwarr Front Street.
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n CAPMARTIN-Goneral assortment OF
W. Goods of all kinds Jefferson street.
ID VEULEMAN - Undertaken, Washington
i Street
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FORGE w. KEARNEY--- Recorder and No
" tary Public, Court lIousc, I'd street,
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DEVERLY TTCkEE-(ienrral Collecting,
ID AGENT and Canyasscr, ST. Denis stree.
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TT SINfON-Dry Goods and Groceries, Wash.
IL. ington Street
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r CKLEMAN~. Harness and Saddlc'y,
a. Washington street.
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ID Family and Plantation
Groceries, Washington street
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r TRICHEI--Gcneral Merchandise, Wash.
y. ington street.
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T JACOBS-Dry Goods and Groceries, below
J. the Dirt bridge .JcIti'rS"n Street.
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TOHN RUScA~Drv Go"hs md Groceries,
y b, low the Dirt bridge. Jefferson Street.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A ALLCIN-Ecstauranj, st Denis Street.
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r DUPLEIX.~Lani Agent, St. Denis street
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TYO.GENOE & CO-Dry Goods and Groceries,
y Washington street.
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T CARTEL-The Gem Bar Room, choice
IL Win cs Liquors and Cigars. Front street
r EVY& PHILLIPS-Full stock Fancy and
Ia Staple Dry Goods and Groceries Front 1t.
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d CALVES. Dentist, Jefferson street
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TAS. NJ. p. TUCKER-Attorney at Law St.
- DeDis Street
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d POETE..- Baker, Jefferson street.
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r SUDDATH-The phoeniy-Choce Lii
y, ouOrs and Cigars, St. Denis Street
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n SCHAFFRATII-BOot and Shoe Maker,
". St. Denis Street.
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MORSE & DRANGUET.. Attorneys at Law,
Nl 2d street corner Trudan,
NT Fl. CARVER-Drv Goods, Groceries and
Wl. General Merchandise, Front street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

ACCIDENT Ar NEWCASTLE. As the
Lake Washington coal tram MAS back
ing up frem the shu,e yesterday morn
ing . mishsp occurred resulting in a
serious casuslty tn an employees named
Joseph Leabo. who was sitting oa the
front Of the locomotive engaged in
sanding the track One Of the cars in
advance jumped tho track aud caused
. general smash-up. In the melee that
ensued. one 81 the legs of Mr.. Leato
was caught aud badly crushed DR..
Angel was summoned u the unfortn-
nate mans relief. who thinking i,
might be necessary 10 Amru.ase the
limb. the Addie was dispatched 10 the
city and returned with DR. IL. b Bag
ley ~ consulting physician in the case.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

OR TO DEEP WArER.-Messrs. Mad
dox and Stewart are driving their per
ton Of the proposed Front street wharf
rapidly ahead to completion. la the
first place. they construct ed driveway.
twenty feet wide aud sixty feet from
the foot Of the embankment TO the al
ley. and then piled IN sixty-ioot
square. This and the driveway have
been completed and plsnked over.
They propose now tn commence piling
for another twenty foot driveway. This
they will extend out to point where
the water is twenty feet deep at low
tide. and there another sixty foot square
will be formed. When the wharf is
done they will construct warehouse
on each square. and then begin gradu-
ally filling IN under the wharf with bal
last and such material ss they can OBJ
tain. In this way they expect by the
time the piles become rotten to have
their wharf filed up solid to the string
ers. II will probably not be man years
before the harbor out to Webb stree. and
some distance beyond, will lie all piled
in and filed up solid with earth and
rock. In this event Webb street will
become the commercial street of Seattle.
and Front street will then take back
seat and eventually be to this city what
Montgomery street is To San Francisco.
II il only u question IT timo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

4 GUARD.-For several days u mum
Der of men have been employed in con
structing substantial railing along
the west side Of Front street. from
Cherry up TO University This is an
excellent idea. and the railing should
bs continued along the edge Of the
cribbing as soon as the grade is com
pleted up To the cut at Mr.. Denny
place. Not only will it proven, noe
turnal pedestrians from being unwi,-
insly prscipitated over the cr,bbing, a.
was the case with all old man some
weeks ago who walked oil in the dark
near the North Pacific Brewery; bu, II
will prove safe guard 10 runaway
teams, which in the absence Of such
railing might go oyer 100.
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ANOTHER Bio DAYS WORN es-
terdAy another big days work was
done on this end Of tile :. ana W ".
Il. r. in pnsting up the frame work tor
the approach at the end 1t the incline.
Both pile drivers Surbcr> and Cha.
ney's-wsre engaged aud force %
about twenty men. The s;ringers sre
now oil on the incline. and the work Of
plankiuy it over will s'soa oommenee-
1t is proposed to begin running
coal over the mad by the fir, # next
month. and AZ ia, present rate Of pro-
gress this will ne accomplished
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians. or sold by druggists. that
carries snch evidence Of its success and
superior virtue as BosCHKE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption, or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact is that any person
afflicted. can get . Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try its superior effect be-
fore buying the ree ular size at IS cents.
1t has lately been introduced IN this
country from Germany. and its wonder
full cures are astonishing everyone that
use it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Agents.
San Francisco.
EUROPEAN DRAFTs-Drafts issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire-
land, Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, w. T.
PIANO TUNING.-Ther will ba first
class piano tuner in Seattle about the
10th inst. All who wish their pianos
or organs repaired can have it done by
leaving orders with ". H. Humphrey.
LOOK At THls-To those that are
suffering with the Piles They can be
cured by the Wightman Process, by C..
b. Far lcman. at the Occidental Hotel.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
\ Attridge. South Prairie: NJ Clarke,
Lake Washington; John Kellogg, New
Dunginess; T Haning. p Doughcrty,
Talbot; j Julien. Duwami.h; c HAYS,
Tacoma; Vim Julien. Tacoma; William
Everson. Portland; d G Smith, Veto
ria; A Freeman, City. Henry Byrant,
Yakima
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~ The bark Harvest Home hauled
il to Craig x Hastings wharf last even
ing where she will discharge her bal
last The owners If this whaif intend
to procure all the ballast they can for
the purpose Of filling up under the
warehouse. After they have procured
sufficient amount of ballas. in this
way they intend 10 construct "A cribbing
there which will support the stringers
after the piles have totted away. The
idea j. good one.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

Csp,K RIVER Coat capt Il ahCr.
Brown, Of Cedar river. reforms us b.
has struck the sand stone ledge 81 ds
tance Of ID feet. AMI l. now using is'r-
ing apparatus and expects 70 >'r,Ae e''sl
underlying this sand stone. He feels
much encouraged At the prospect
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

NEW lIoTgi. We insert to-day -
notice of . new carayansary opened IN
this city BY Mr.. ]. K MeElroy. who has
rebuilt ami enlarged bis bu'liing> on
Columbia street, above Second. for THIS
ohec. and proposes 20 keep fir; class
house, where heard and l0,iGlus may
I've obtained a, reasonable rates.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

PUYALLCP HoPs-A gentleman IF
this city. who has been spending a few
days in the Puyaliup valley, informs as
that the hop raisers in tina. locality are
"little down at the mouth" over their
misfortune this year. lie says ,ha.
Corbet & McClay, commission dealers
at San Francisco. have handled ahoa.
four tifths Of the Puysllup hop crop Of
last season ard they report a, least
;hree-fourths OF this amour. damaged
A small proportion of these dam
ages were, on accoun, Of the hops hav-
ing become too ripe before they were
picked; but the most If the damaged
ones were rendered SO BIZ reason
OF the bales having become wet on the
way from the valley down TO Tacoma
Some Of these were exposed 10 the
rain while being transported overland
on wagons and other lots were vet on
the river. In one instance. he says. a
heavy load was being brough, down.
when the scow struck snay and dip
ped ~ much water that mos. Of her
cargo was wet through. and the whole
load. scow and all. came near sinking
Other cargocs were damaged in stint
lar manner. So far the farmer. have
not received the pay for their crop and
their commission merchants a. San
Francisco have notified them that they
will not be able tn remit more than 20
cents per pound for their best hops;
and the damaged ones they find Diff
cult 20 dispose Of Thompson Il Mead
are the heaviest hop producers in the
valley, they having raised last season
201 bales Of 200 pounds each. Of which
81 bales were damaged in the way men
toned above Oar informant says the
farmers Of the valley have burnt their
own fingers" this season. v hen they
commenced to pick their hops they
were offered 81 ceits for them at home,
by On agent of San Francisco firm
who was anxious to purchase. Now
by refusing to accept this offer. be
says. they have lost at the lowest
estimate. collectively 80. 900 There
is great deal Of idle talk among our
farmers abcu. middle men," but We
believe experience demonstrates a, least
that middle men" are very convenient.
and that OIL the average, our farmers
will fad it more advantageous to deal
with them than to attempt to handle
their crops themselves
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

- The schooner Winged Racer
called in here yesterday with a load Of
lumber which she had taken on at
Freeport for the Skagit.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

- Messrs. McNsught i Leary
have been making some important i'm
proyemenss in the interior arrangement
of their Office. ny constructing al 3D.
dition 10 the rear of their building,
thus charging greatly their consul,a-
ton and private Offices. and by making
other improvements in the appearances
of other apartments.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

lG- The estate of Mr. + : Fowler,
iccea sei. Of Port Townsend, has been
appraised at SO. 600 This i, consid-
crod rather below than above the actual
figure One third Il lh.s b, l'equeaths
70 his wife. and the balance j. ,ii>;rlhu
teJ! among his friends
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

L. Mr.. Amos Brown. who bv the
way is one # the mos; extensive ana
entcrprlsing logger, on the Sound, in
forme u that be is making extensive
improvements ut his clam ON Mud BAY.
This season hc proposes laying rail-
road from the head If the bay mile or
two back into the centre of his claim.
the tim ter of which il some Of the finest
on the Sound for merchantaIlc lumber
aud syars
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

~" The barkentine Eureka arrived
at Port Townsend on Tuesdsy, from
San Francisco.
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LIZ The schooner Reporter sailed
from Port Blakely Wednesday instead
Of Tuesday, as We stated yesterday.
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~ The barkcailge Grace Roberts
arrived at Frcepogs yesterday
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Snow Two men were out on The
liuc repairing the telegraph wire yes
,eriay One who went down along the
south line about 23 miles. reports that
there was about four inches Of SNOW in
.ha: vicinity. and i, was still falling At
noon. The other went up the north line
about Il miles IN the vicinity of Oak
Lake, and report, two inches Of snow
there.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

ANOTHER BUaBEAR.-Our v,csoris
ueighbors Are likely 10 have another
Scare Il will 60. De the Ferians thi.
time, however. bus the grim old
Russia bear, who is already throwing
oat his feelsr," a. the dark cloud Of an
Anglo-Russian war gathers on the no.
rizou. !. il considered ths; in case Of
war Victoria will be the frst point 10
re attacked by the Russian heet nov
lying 81 San Francisco.
REAL EsrATE-The following real
estate transfers were made since our
las. report.
J. r. Frey berg to H Freyberg. lot
lin block $ and 10. in block Is Of
Central Seattle. for 600.
:. aud W. W. II r. Co to George
Bracket, 50 acres in sections and :.
of township %. for $3.50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

CoMMFECfA1 STREET y estcrday 3
gentleman suggested 20 us that it would
be an excellent ida for the business
men on Commercial street 10 club to-
gether aud raise TIE money among
Themselves for the imme liato improve
ment of that wictched thoroughfare.
He thought it would be we'll 10 have the
street planked over, or else macadam-
ICED This latter plan would involve
no very great expense II would cost
but little 10 pay for the use of wharf
where the ballast could he discharged
Then couple If dump carts could be
engaged and the ballast hauled up and
put on the street. In this event, il
would be better 70 maCa1amize il in
sections, and a soon IS one piece was
done thoroughly, another section could
be taken in hand. Tie work could be
carried on 80 as not 10 interfere scarcely
any with the business Of the street In
a few months Commercial street might
b. substantially macsdamizcd from Mill
to Main streets up to the fall grade at
Il comparatively triiling cost Then the
buildings on the west side of the street
could be raised up TO the grade and we
would have one Of the best business
streets on the coast -dry. clean and as
hard a. a cement floor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

- OF the vessel. now loading with
lumber at Port Biakely, the brig Tan
nor Will have dispatel. Ter san Monica
and the bark Cambridge ami schooner
ID. :. Williams for san Pedro. The
others will load fer san Franaisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-11

JUsr So.-rhe Dayton Meas urges
the farmers Of Columbia county to en-
bark in the pork raising business more
extensively. and shows that the pork
business l. far more profitable than
stock raising. 1t says; Where is the
producer in this county who has not
been able to sell his hogs for cash this
year, delivered on foot ut the nearest
weighing place, aud for good price
Where Is the producer OF wheat, cattle.
horses or sheep, that can say the
same: Another great advantage is that
it is within the reach of all Those who
have not capital to embark in 1t largely
can DO So in small way. The net in
crease OF hogs. allowed to breed only
once year. is estimated at four hun
dred per cent so 1t is easily seen that
with very small beginning a good
sized herd can soon he got together.
The best breeds should of course be
selected" This applies equally to
other portions of our Territory. Hun
dreds of dollars 90 from King county
alone each year for pork. bacon and
lard, brought here from the east.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Gazette.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 81, lS77.-Mr.
Justice Bradley is the fifth judge, as sug
gested in yesterdays dispatches, and to-day
the Commission met, but merely organized
Mr.. Justice Clifford presiding The session
was but short one, and only some coOvcrsa
ton INDUCED 10. An Injunction Of secrecy was
imposed upon the members.
The absorbing topic is the Presidential count,
which commences to morrow, at the joint
meeting of the two Houses. at o'clock p. III.
1t Is expected that there will be great crowd,
aud to prevent disorder AMI confusion, 40 extra
police force, Of oue hundred mco has been APP
pointed There will be a good dra OF disap
poinlmeut, as the proceedings will be tame, nc
debate being allowed, and when objection is
made to counting any Safe, i: will bc done in
writing, and according TO prescribed form,
and theo Ihc Houses will separate for consider.
alton.
The rules adopted by the House to-day will
ex,u lie nearly all visitors, as those only hold
Ing tickets will i" admitted to the galleries OF
the House, aud rs the Washugtonians ''know
the rorcs.' and twelve !undred tickets only
will be gwen out, those from distance vii
fare badly. NJ doubt good dea OF mon y
will be made out Of this rule, as curiosity vii
induce maay to pay rather than be diSap.
pointed.
The consideration of the bill fer thu
admission of Colorado was resumed 10 thu
House to-day, and MIR. liurd, Of OHIO, made
40 able speech against the bill. He was follow
ed by Mr. McUrcary in favor Of the admission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

10 the House of Representatives the official
announcement Of the selection Of Justice Brad
ley as the fifth Judge to act upon he commits
sion to atbitrate the electoral vote was made.
A Senate joint rcsoui'n for the appoint
ment of 100 extra policemen to act while the
electoral vote is being counted WIS agreed to.
Mr.. Cox, of NV York, reported resolu
ticD excluding all, except those privileged,
from the daor Of the House, and all, except
those holding uckats, from the galleries, which
was adopted.
A resolution permitting the sitting Of the
Electoral Commission during the session WAS
adopted
Bills for the removal Of the political diss.
bilites of Robert Ransom and NJ. II. Van
SAINT, Of Virgnis amended b. the Senate. we're
passed.
bill to enquire into the recent railroad &C
cident ut Ashtsbuls WAS referred.
bill for the admission o: Colorado MAS then
| tskcn up and further debated for three hours,
when the State WAS admitted, and the repre-
| sentative from thst State sworn in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Jau 3l.--rhe democrats have re-
ported bill to the North Carolina State Sen
ate upon the subject Of HE new county govern
mcnt which takes the election ofjus,ices Of the
peace from the people and au hor,zes the Gov
eruor to appoint them. These justices are 10
elect five county commissioners who are 10 have
cutre coutro Of the county affairs as they have
now. This will give the democrats control OF
every county in the State and enable them to
coutrol the entire machinery of elections in ii
the counties whereas the republicans DOW con,
troll 80 counties. The electioo OF county treas
urer, tive commissioners, sheriff aud coroner is
taken from the people by this bill.