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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

The Cleveland Plain Dealer has
collated some interesting figures and
put them in shape for reference.
Democrats should cut this out and
keep it for their children to look at:
The popular vote of Florida, "as
actually cast:
For Tilden and Hendricks, 24,439
For Hayes and Wheeler, 24,349
Maj. for Tilden and Hendricks, 80
The Electoral vote of Florida as
actually stolen:
For Hayes and Wheeler, A
The popular vote of Louisiana "as
actually cast:
For Tilden and Hendricks, $3.50
For Hayes and Wheeler, H,l74
Mai. for Tilden and Hendricks, $685.
The Electoral vote ofLouisiana as
actually stolen:
For Hayes and Wheeler, s
Number of voters in Florida and
Louisiana DISTINGUISHED, los, 29S
Number of voters in the Repub-
lie disfranchised, 4,315,s O1
Actual Electoral majority for
Tilden and Hendricks, %
Nominal Electoral majority for
Hayes and Wheeler,
Popular majority for Tilden and
Hendricks, 266, 7O5
Here we have twelve Electoral
votes absolutely stolen, a popular
majority of 266,7O5 votes reversed
and 4,315,S01 voters d~isfranchised
by Republican crime.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

The Washington Union proposes
TILDEN as the Democratic candidate
for 1880. Excuse us-we are salts
fed on that score. We will try the
luck of a western man next time.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08
Executors Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor of
the last will and testament of Philip
LewelIen, late of Preble county, Ohio,
decd.
DENNIS LEWELLEN, Ex'r.
L. G. ABBOTT, Atty.
March saw
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

Faugh! 1t stinks. Its %rottenness
smells to heaven. The title of Hayes
to the Presidency, by the grace of j.
Madison Wells.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

To commit a robbery and then ex-
ult over it is about as creditable as
for the Republicans to jolify over the
fact that HAYES has stolen into the
Presidency.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

RUTHERFRAUD thinks that it is on.
ly for the present that "opinion will
differ as to the wisdom Of the several
conclusions announced by the Ma,
tional Swindling Board. He will
find himself sadly mistaken in that.
The future for all time to come will
have the same opinion that the pre-
sent have, to wit: that he was put
into the Presidency through the bas-
est of fraud and treachery.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

The New York Sun of last Satur-
day, comes to us clothed in mourn
ing owe the disgrace and shame Of
counting in a fraudulent President.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

HAYES is a pious man. We are
rather glad of it. If We are to have
fraud in the Presidency, we want a
pious fraud.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

W. have more respect for the name
of BENEDICT ARNOLD than we have
for that of JOE BRADLEY.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

Pictures Of Buzzards are now in
order to appear in Radical newspa-
pers, in exultation over the success
ofthe Presidential fraud.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

GRANT and family have stepped
out and are now on q level with 9TH
Ell common people.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

Let his name be remembered as
BENEDICT ARNoLD's is remembered
TO be despised. We mean JOE
BRADLEY.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

A southern man is wanted for His
Fraudulency's cabinet. Take the
guerilla MosBY. He will fit nicely.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

people can be closed to this vital as
pect of the matter is making a signal
and perilous mistake. The Ameri-
can people know what is honorable,
fair, manly and just; and their de-
cisions always show that they not
only know, but that they act upon
their knowledge.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08
Assienees Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
IN dersigned has been appointed and
qualified as the Assignee of H. L. Rob-
bins. Creditors are required to present
their claims within the time allowed by
law.
SAMUEL NJ. POTTENGER.
Camden, Feb. %, 1S77-w3*
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08
FOR. SALE
CIGAR FACTORY.

A rare chance to buy a Cigar Factory
with good trade established, in good To-
cation, doing a business of 100000
Cigars a year. Reasons for selling:-
III health. For particulars address,
AYERS & FILBERT,
Eaton, o.
mar1-'S7
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

The eight spot look the seyen ev-
cry pop!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

B for Benedict and B for Bradley
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08

Now we will have a rest.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08
a Card to the Deaf.

1 suffered with deafness for TWENTY
NINE YEARS. All medical treatment fail
ed to give me relief. On the l4th of
last month, l called on DR.. Boyd in his
office in Camden. He examined my
case and told me he could cure me. l
now realize thatmy hearing is PERFECT
LY RESTORED, and feel this public state
ment due DIR. Boyd, both for his benefit
or those suffering from deafness, or any
disease of the ears.
FRANK A. WYSONG,
Camden, Preble Co., o.
Jan. II, 1877.
DR.. Boyd has for the past fifteen
years successfully treated all diseases
of the Ears, Mes, and all forms of Ca
tarrh, &c, &C., is a regularly educated
physician, but confines himself strictly
to an Office practice.
n. B.-Dr. Boyd will be absent from
Camden on each Monday.
Feb. Is, 1S77-ly
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An Explanation b, One OF the Directors of the
Union Dune.

A director OF the Union Dine savings
n nix stated YESTERDAY: "lhe article s,ned
Level Head m lnE Sun does not DO u jus
tee. Tie bank builuiug At lroadHay aud
Inirty-,ecoud strcot was huilt out o! The sur
rlus fun 81 the tanS, md, leaving out every
piece Of real es'a'e owned ov Tie bank, 81 plus
Of SiOOtoO would he let over and "a owe the
money u 80 10 Ueuo-iitrs. We dlI NOT SEEK the
no ico that appeared IN the Griphic. |, was put
"a through an agency euilreD ioleigu 10 tue
1ir-ctOfs Il thf uiaN.
llu tunk hWidius md ground cost MS between
100000 hld 81 DuN. u oi wutch pall out f
a sur lus . al 1 900. lne work Ma uJne
ecouuutcdy. lutmHiu'e was Ken uut uf ne
il-asautNnle quarry tor 81 ga tlot. lee yins 40
profit Tor any one, As all Tue nids for quarty.ng
were ccueidcrr too hi-h. the l. e-ideut Mr.
Halnes, took oi.y ,uo ularulea. the puye hSure,
which was thr cc.u.l est II qJDrrN,ng, aud
much less than the lowest nid ioI tAe cUntr.C..
80 1t was wl'h tne whole woik.
We have n income from irits ~ anOut S@O,OUO
a vet. $1,000 net over All cNpenses.
We wet 10 iiirty-second rect, not to make
n SHOW, but Tor tue acrnI ilnoldiuu ct oar de-
positors, most ol whom live IN that section.
whether were risnt or not i =, wn Nv tho
tact tuat the aYcrl-t OF dhiiY dtpo- Is has more
than uubled. and the new depositUTs inCiuuo
many OF tue weather class.
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receive the sealed lists transmitted to HIM by the sov
the certificates or those purpuring 20 be such,
the rrest nee OF the Senate anu House Of represents
tN p.
Tmrl That the Constitution does corfcr on tn Sen.
ale 0hu II Use Of REPRESENTATIVES tie plwcr exam
IN. lnd ascertain The votes to be counted as electoral
votes.
Fourth That In the execution OF that power IN re-
slCct 10 the counting OF the electoral NOcs House
has ~ least equal power with the Senate
fuih Ihat In the counting Of the electoral votes
no vote can be counted agnnst the Judgment aud
Termination OF the House OF Representatives,.
and report hereafter further matter Tor the cousiucra
ton OF the House.
The report, with the minority report submitted
by Mr.. Burchard (Rep.. Ill) was ordered to be
1rintcd, ana Mr.. Knott gave notice that he
would cal up the resolutions for action on
Wednesday next.
MIR. Knott also asked that two additional
members should be appointed on tho commit
tee to ascertain tho rights and privileges Of the
House 81 REPRESENTATIVES IN the counting OF
the electoral vote, which was granted, and the
Sneaker Subsequently appointed Mcssrs. Field
81 New ork. and Lawrence Of OuiO as such adj
ditiOnal members.
The speaker lad before the House n message
from the President. stating how the money ap-
prupratcd Us the River and liubor bill has
been extended. Aftora speech nv Mr. Reagan
OF Texas. IN which he severely crtici-td the ac-
uun Ut the President IN regard to that bill, tue
message WAS referred.
Consent was given to print tbs testimony
taken 10y the committee or the elcctIon IN South
Carolina, ana tho House then adjourned until
Monday.
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AN CSEu ENTS.
MIR. Jerome IIoptins's Concert.

The active and incessant Jerome Hop
kins has hit this year upon new scheme for
securing public attention for the fund out OF
which he supports his free singing schools. and
that Is to vary the character Of his annual con-
cert, called by him tho "Christmastic." by
aftermath the musical portions with taoleaux
Illustrating scenes connected with tho nativity
OF the Saviour. The idea was h4ppy one. "a
was shown last evening 1t Chckering Hall, but
the tutire en- crtalnncni would have been
more in keeping with itself and more harmo-
rious II the mu-ic That W given hid been So
lactrd nom tue great mass OF good music cX
listing and pearing upon she same 81 ject. ltal-
10 aria-, not to mention sucu ballads IS Katy ;
Lester" come ia rather oddly aud out 81 place
inmed' tely after the tabeau OF tue Annun H.
ton. The ir uiiiion from IT. Matthew TO Mol
lON ~ abrupt. to cay the least.
The entertainme nt. nevertheless, gave much
pleasure to a large audience. The tabiedux were
arranged with considerable taste, the grouping,
IN some Inst tnccs, being effective and spirited.
The audience was large. ana doubtless died
much to the merltOIiJus fund Tor wnich y was
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Nj iurtu. ID .in.1. 81 sutel a % en- orill
- ,t.y.,. = .,.,.. "a, .,.,
-'''',' -' '' 80 ~ ''- ''' } '''
s''i' '"'ht oI tAt liesil -hiA a4iSl-e. Re
frei.
VT. hhtr ID mo- XVI CNli"nan 81 the Ju-
"' ''' ''"' '''' '.@~' L l't ''t ON 1He pifa-
4.u 4 Tue ri1lt ~ fNe II I.... % 0..IfDl tue
e..
- -' 3D. 10 nj ''-i i"' W Prs - I q - "a
l4U.iI r. H-. o.. D.. Ms made. ana t... ...
WI" .'' ''-'
OF the Trcu ant "l nN-e Ban rt, tue See o.
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BURGLIEs FRUSTRATED.
An Attempt to ROB she safe ot tho National
Express on tue iiuison River Road.

daring attempt t. rob the safes OF the
National Express Company on tas Montreal ex-
press .ran, on tne ulj- n RIVER X ulroai, was
made On Thursday night near HYDE Park. Three
mcn boarded the train az East Albany & ~
o'clock. taking tickets Tor NV York. They got oG
at Hyde par&, where the train stopped t. Take
water for the engine. and going forward broke
In one OF the Two express cars by smashing
one 4 the panels Of the door, Fortunately the
safe and money we're in the other car. They,
however, went to work at tho p.cA iges In The
ca, ami though they were In there only about
seven minutes they succeeded la hre king open
nearly every PACK se and scattering their con-
tents ON the iiour. Their mpvem- nts h,d
rn,I dctrcuvc-. VINO went to the cx.
press CIR a.d capt red all three OF theuu.
In their possession WIS found very hne
section jimmy, Two other timnvs. sledge
10 INNER, Gags. ma-s.. ron-s. bags 'ni com
81 te and costly OUTFIT II burglars tools. In the
other car were the express messenger and safes
containing about SSiOn In money. Hal they
entered this car. taer- u little duub; but they
would have succeeded In getting tue money.
aud proJanly nave murdered the messenger.
IDe ccleritN aud :. stein with which they worked
proves t"e'n L. BE- pruies iun.Is.
An tner accom- SAYS hat Detective : anlln,
Of the idson River Il iiri 4 police. received
trDst~ ps,ny information sever. / ua,- Aso that
! tNrec wen hhNNh li'F nuis - hi1 phl 40
! J % to rob the Na.u u Exirr.-r ,ftI e Mon
real train. rahtDg Deceive Gt.le.ri'. lsl a.
! t1e rod police ana Detective SI.nu % of itoY
/ into ms tuniI'uD tle tu. ee va 'neI the ur-
lars ~ -ht ana 81 ~ ana a-c"rtAlnei tna, the roo
/ tcfy was To nave been Irrgotr lpd - uI-Hf AZ
some point along the Hudson KN' Railroad.
/ ~ iroy 81 uignt th- detectives saw tne rir.s-
! / rs businE tickets 20 90 sou h. M when ma
! MCnfrrtl tr ia came ~ ~ the thieves got on
| board. the detectives following clo-eN, tat out
Of sitnf. At HyI- y rA the g. p'iers ut ~ and
/ ran u.cS. ana trcAAlne lurl IN the Xrrc-a
/ ear, got N. lac dett c'ivcs tau, nad tnrm nj e.
! is G. gcd. but let the triin move on uuul II
| rracuVd point MALI Wv between Hyde Park
aud luu-hkatp-ie lhrn ihcy s'su II q in. en-
| gine-g 10 -ton. which lie dii, ANA ga an inst nj
! ti' detective w"rs at the oxpr's- car door
! ai.d .iN we'd b. tarH. Inc rINue.- mad ligLt,
and nal uroNeH oven some packtee- 4 good,
! wien they were ~ erruUtei hey blew o4t
! their ngnt. anJ the detectives thrus. revolver
! tn the Il Norway aud Ne adAItd tiv.n 10 arrow
| ~ tAe'r hands sud su!rrnd r.. Al hr.. tley
seemed - hc-i.ate, bat -e-ln- dtterhiua ! "a
! uplu the officers COS. thsN o'cNei suueuly,
and. Jumping - the ground. were capture uue
! ~ enc lnd iruned. lnty wrr" brought t. TINS
! city nj deed no jan. LOIS NOR iu- the, Wcta
/ tihcn L'tOrc Recorder RJoert T.. 4aNior, and
! g,Ne their nance As joseph Aott james 1iIrS,
! anu Coo - heY-r. inry we're inlf committed
| t. Hdlt tue action OF tIs Grand Jur5.
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sir L. Delaiicld SmiIL'- success in Running
New jersey Farm.

Among the votes shown To have been
cas- III sailY for Assembl,m n Leonard la 'lou-
mouth county, Y j., at the lats election. was
that Of T.. Dela1 III Smith, cx-Uni'eI stat IS
District Attorney in New York, aud lat Cor
piration Couns Of THIS citY lie had hl r
some years past = country seat Ia Shrewsbury.
In that county, but had always vott Ia y "
York until November last Then he and Mia son
and brother in-iaW, VINO lived with MIN, voted
IA, Reuubli'an ticket IN Roo Bank. twenty or
thirty vitae seq have been called mus fir ~ the
hearing nrfnrs =. y met, the referee, IA Fec
hold, and afhous tIem Mr. Smith. lie sal mat
ne 30 ,cht his Shrewsbury farm IN 1870, ana used
1t ~ "a summer residence un II Jane Last. when
he went there To i've permanently. he Free
hold lawyers Questioned hun "a TO Ms success
as A farmer. lie -hi he had done " II that he
hid been especially succ sslul with MS fancy
cattle. lie supplied D'lnoniro wtekig vi h
butter at a doll n pound, aud he holRht $3.50
null ,har had since pili for himself N progeny.
lie id he didu't think he hat lost any hing ~
iaru ing. me Democrats say they nave found
enoug Illegal votes, lncludtue those Tor MIR. l..
D.laleld SMITHS, VINO had not lived a year IN
tue state, TO unseit Mr.. Leonard.
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E1rRioRDIN4Rr DEcIsIoy.
Calvin Finds that the Reputation Of tho Third
Avenue savings Bank was G"oI ~ 1915.

'""' '"''' ~ ~ " W,
H'eh"e >"''"-- hA"h WI" '""' !" iN'1'
S,uro,ratnt,tl alvin has dncidal IN tb.T linn.
Shetrh ch~o tuN ~ me referee erei IN hndins
that the reputation OF the Third Avenue Bank
- = H.. , i e., ,,, EN- -. go, :,
~ '''''-' "'s - .. '"' '''''' ''''''""'"'
namely, from April l,-j. until tue failure Of the
hank IA =. ltenhrr In J,hn she rim died in
-, 80. ... ....,..., =, a.. d.. a.. 1, .... /,
Nl""' io'' e"N'iE '""''e q nv al 'h' Hh''s'ah's
lniuStri l Savings Bank, and about $50 IN the
Ihiri Ayerue : wings flank Letter. Of odn.ln-
i-lraI IA w.re yranT.d 10 the punIc Atr,iuis.
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NEW York. Friday. Jan. 12.-Recents o.
becves were Al car loads 76S mead making 1874 since
Monday. against GOOO Tor the me time last week Tho
demand was only moderate. anu the mtrkct tame
AT yesterdays Prices with sare of inferior to far
steers nj ~ iO3c n. to dress 5557 MS and good
to extra do. At IlMliaic. to dress J5WJs rs. few
live weight.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 10 car loads. or
333S mead maNing 1O,iSl since Monday, AGAINST II 1888
for the samf time ast week Trade very brisk.
nut afr business wasrcordci at about former prices,
or 40 7c n. for common To extra sheep, with fair
to good lots generally sOlu mt eGisc N.
Receipts Of hOZs were IL car loads. 2.4S1 head,
m ktu- llOjj since Mon agaiu 1902 for the same
time last w,cN. Prices were ainci. aud the market
closed stc ". ics nve inclu CIR 10 tds of ONO
corn ted ut irjn 81. 20 to VI % y 100 rs.
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Transnc'Ions m Tue LXchAuge yesterd1y com-
pIi-ti pHr'lUun sale Dy
Mhlaln kcnueiN, two ur-st Y brick house, on
GrruuNlcn avenue, uorthAr-t rnrfrr ~ Chris uuuer
street, win Dout 3NA5vA2lAt5 sjl2pl. Greon.
wlCh avenue. lpluus, s.Yar uuu-e, Ntu lot 10
30 for tl3lhu; ii rrAWlcu avenue, adJIInlu n. a
tnree story nrlcN house, TT lN'd anonr a. 1000
g. o. anu thrisNpler street, Ag lining, lots lAAj
a1ouL l0s turr ior 90 80, as, tOur-,,Ory
Iruwl.stulr front house the ,uoth side Of Inlr.
etuth street. tJo ieet cast VI Selyul lLuS III -
\ ,0J3. $4,000.
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ss Gen whitney, iialctt BOSTON.
- Necker. Minigrod Bremen Dec 30, and southamp-
ton jane.
IS Italy, Thomson, Liverpool Dec co. and oueens
town 3lth.
= Livingston, " ory. Savannah Jan o.
~ llori.n, Stntlhwick, BOrieRuA Dec is.
=. en- a, GIN, liycrppo Dee 80.
sup David truchett. Anderson, Dublin.
snip Lima, Hastnsl IaluDurg, NOv A..
sup South America Young n lmOurg.
snip Colctc ter, Re ..y. Antwerp.
BARK David kaD OcN, AlcDtt, Antwerp.
BirN George supplciCI. DJdr. sIlclds.
Hark W n Gem. Collins. taiZ
NsrN tuDi kettlesrn, RIO JineirO.
l.ar. MO ~ Merit l.ll Jan.lro.
Bark A-sNfian Nurchi on. Limerick.
Lark NascJ dc Glult, Anderson. Liverpool
BARK Eratu, Tnc-, BRISTOL.
Bark Anna. Nittucben, Manila
Bark Jupiter. Stilcktr. br mon Nov 10.
u trk Adolf, Brock elmin, Bremen.
Bars Stran, Kelly. DIblin.
Big buruDrO an. Hans H. GOnaircs.
Hri. Anglo, AiK,r. Dem 'rtra.
Brig Perccs HinckleY, small, Cicnfucgos and Cay
Largo.
Bfg Stella. Davis New or ans
Brig Kdby Ne i, Pore 30 .n.
..4to t4ic usual river M go istwls1 y'ss,la
NoIfCE TO NAniNrns The automatic signal buoy
OF Ge1neY's tnaunci, which was carried away Dy
Ice, has been returned e. lts station.
q. L.. COOPER. { mmOiOre u. g. N
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TOPICS BEFORE CONGRESS.


f.rtNr tutlIuNds Ilie House
u.,ntt on Counting the Electoral Votes
V,cu~nnt Witness in Contempt.
v,sui>,roN, Jan. 12.-Thc Chair laid
.of,re the senate communication from the
Nv If war enclosing petition of cit
IONS If Alaska. received through the military
,,.pber II the Department Of Columbia,
,,,tnat courts Of justice he established in
ALL. Ordoied to be printed and lie ON tho
table.
Air Frelinehuyscn O,ep., n. ~ presented the
..,,,ion Il persons representing the financial.
,.-,,r.ial manufacturing. and business in
,,osts of Newark. n. j., asking that. IN count
In, the electoral vote, all party considerations
La lnd side. aud pure, unsclnsh patriotism
guide the action Of Congress.
rne p,.iti,n having been read MIR. Frelng-
bu,.en said that he sympithized with the sem
,irept4 Of the petitioners. He believed that
,..r,v,s p,triotism enough and sta:csm inship
,noush In the rcpros natives " the American
nsople TO reach sl'i-f' ctory conclusion oi tho
nresent embarrassment, and lac hoped mat pa
tr,otism and siatesmanship Would be exercised.
UC5ne-css should reach \ satisfactory solution
pftnc complications which III row deprecated
ho onect would prove boon 10 thl' nation
,orthy OF the memorial here.
Tn, rc,lti.n WI referred to the speci1l COM
nitec aap''h'tu ~ ''"' W. '"~ i'--'NN '''''
sifculfies.
Mr.. thurman DEM, Ohia) submitted a reso.
Au,n instru .tin- the Committee on the Re
r.on NJ the Laws to ina lire into the propriety
,ftreyfdinc tor the publication OF q new cdi-
uon az thr Revised 81 itutes - corr'ciod. ana
i,incllu- llws rasse since ISIS; aisI the Arii-
rIe- " tUrfNdtratiUn Hnd Cuu-titdion ui tue
United states. Agreed to.
ST. On.G,o II r.. c ll introduced bill TO
Alr|I-I tUH Use 81 stoves iur beating passenger
,.tru.t ,rr- Referred.
ST. MaX.y dem. leXaO submitted a joint
r., 'l' NV A,l'.v ','s J,,i. ~ ~, ~ 40
arm. u certain States aud territories. so IS to
provide fnr he issue of my ball cartridges Tor
Iarh arm i-sl. u. lseI - req. ,,,
Nj U"re9n l'em. "a, lntrou ueeu 90 p!ii ti ,o
love nmeut hynl- nuV neeu ~ w y {"
lacnc RYur nd to'nyan, OF Canioih = we
Tn"n paeia. Rah ''r',. Comp,ny and icr the
ie'uement o. We ,.',nls - t.v y"
II r,qNre- earn Ui those cnnpani's 70 nav
Into the United az iie"sury s'y10v) per
o,m, imm,di ,trIy' lnt.r,.t a tx Ger cent. IA
90 oe allowed a,a COM u94ed al the ent OF
n pd', ~ ,ns y.r nn ~ t, he
sufrient N amount To hquid te tie uni-t AUDI
u- icatcduess oi tie comp MS. vitl siugIf
interest nddrd. he SUBSIDY bonds VIA ne Gus
Mr. f" ' lHep, ~, ,dl," " 'a' ,, rs,,ul. ,on
vde. f.. submit in9 Gi-pute- "i.n respect to
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wtcn re ontY ~ area ~ nul o,nuh- the follow 1E
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Patrick Kiunel, the Orlhem N OF the New
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Al n, gen Rom mn lLlI.